Evening Star Newspaper, April 21, 1880, Page 3

AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. STEES' SALE OF IMPROVED REAT. ES. TRU GATE ASD VACANT GROUND ON NORTH Marker T, NEak SECUND STREET EAST, CAPITOL BILL. By virtue of a deed of trust. dated on the the land record: of the District of Dola hy in Liber 835, at wages 171, we will vel! at pul duction, in frout ot the ‘preaines, on MONDAY, Tak Twenty- Day oF ApRit 1880, a Gnd the fn thereto be One-third cash; the residue in three (3) equal payments, at six, twelve and eicht- een months after date, interest at six (6) por conta os Cyry for which the purchaser's notes, 1 d by 8 deel of trust on fie premises sald, shall 2100 te be paid at ti nd #5) on the vacant lot of sal be not had by the purchaser wi wit! ve days thereafter. a | Rotiee, will be had at the cot aud risk of defaulting prrebaser. Al conveyancing and recording at pur- Chaser’s cost. YDE, CHARLES M. 1 the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE contained in thd abeeehremicee wilt be aola for etsh ts the high est bidder imme af at the re 9-eokis ALTER B. WIL VALUABLE IMPROVED. Trustees. MATTHEWS.) T the sale of the prop- XS'Dows 1a, Anet. © CO., Auch PROPERTY ate bet t toan alley, improved liu, with storeroom, now as a wrocery store. This sale offers induce its t> persons to secure first-claxs business proverty ina wood bborhood, aud nearly opposite the Gitizens’ twoand of trust at pur. Laser’ ayl9-d&ds cost. HANCERY SALE OF LOTS 14 To 21, BOTH INCLUSIVE, AND THE NonTH 2} EET TNCHE: AN SQUARE 7S. rR 4 RTHWEST. N TED HE DISPRICE OF QOLUMBIA ASA MARKET HOO Equity cause of Au agsinst John G. MeSi dersicned, as Trustee front of the pret EDN ‘AD. 1ss0, aT! those. pleces or parcels of round in th Washington, District of Columbia, know oF plats of 8 itd (2) cash, and the pents at six and twelve ured by. perty residue in twe months after approved note “d t sold. No deed or deeds will be given until pur- and interest shall have been page ‘A ever one: deposit of S100 « will be required on each lot of lot when sold. All conveyancing at purchas costs. If the is of sale be not apiied with tn ten days from day of sale, the T serves the Fight to resell the proper’ the risa and cost of the defaulting et rehaser fer te n days" notice in e Evening 8! WILLIAM J. MILLER, Trustee, Office, 490 Louisiana ave. WALTER B WILLIAMS %6 O0., Aucts. mar29-3tawswkds roby CONSENT OF PARTIES SALE I) wie [HE ABOVE SDAY. THE ne hows and TLLE} ete -StawSwkds H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioncer. TROSTER'S SALE OF NEAT TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING, No. 56 I STREET NORTHEAST. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated April 36th, 1874, and duly recorded in Esher folio6, one of the land records for the Dis » and at the reque of the party secured thereby, Iwill selJ, at public auction, in front of the premises, on THURSDAY, THe 27H or Apart, 1886, av 5 O'CLOCK v. M., the following- geeeribed’ real estate, situate in Washington City, ».to wit: All that certain piece or parcel of groupe known as and being Lot numbered one nudred and two, in B. F. Gilbert's subdivision of Equare numbered six hundred and seventy-five « her with all the improvements thereon. Terms: One-third cash, balance in six, twelve, eighteen and twenty-four months, with interest at rete of eixht per cent per annum from the day of fale, and secured by a deed of trust on the prop: erty sold, or ail cash at option of purchaser. deposit of $100 will be all conve: or pure! Fequired at time of saievand eyancing to be at the cost of the purchaser Terms to be complied with in Seven days, otherwise the Trustee reserves the Tight to resell the property at the risk and cost_of me defaulting purchaser or purchasers after five ae poor ons advertisement. on 6 NYDER, Trustee. eodkds B. P. HOW A REPORTER WAS AS! ONISHED & building five stories high and nearly one hun- a feet square, flanked by another nearly ag large, where all {s bustle and activity, the frst equipped with heavy and intricate machinery, driven by an hundred horse-power engine; tons 0! india rubber and various medical Ingredients, un- gerecine manipulation; experts watching tue dit- ferent processes of manuf: Jadve of our survrice when told ‘that this immense factory oeated in South Brooklyn) was devoted to the Pepesetion of BENSON'S CAPOLNE POROUS LASTER. We had never thoucht of this branch of the business st all, and, if we had, it would have been merely a passin idea of a little room with a lew plasters fer a few people troubled with back and aches: but here, looking at the many busy women eugaved from morning to nicht in boxing and labeling the plasters, to be made ready for the market every day, one is amazed at the enormous consumption of them there must be, ‘Where on earth csn so many xo?” we asked. ‘Everywhere: come into our shiping department and our state- ment will be verified,” and it was, for the books showed orders from nearly every part of our zlobe. ‘These plasters seem like the leaves the ancients ‘wrote about, that were given for the healing of the mati 5 te be sent into every part where there was = —Brookiyn Eagle. ¢ great success of BENSON'S CAPCINE PO- ROS PLASTER ip due te tie fact teat ee ak Gided improvement on the ordinary porous plas- ter, which has been Known and used for 30 years. Tt posserses wreater aud more powerful pain-relie ing and curative properties, and is more prompt and positive in its action. Any physician will confirm the statement regarding its superiority over all siuilar articles. There is no other means Whereby relief can be obtained in such cases a tame bsck, kidney and — complaints, rheuma- fem, stubborn coughs, whooptnie cough, and all Jocal'aches and pains, with so much convenience, uickness and certainty as by the use of BEN SON's CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER Mattia OUISIANA STATE LOTTERY. A Splendid Opportunity to Win a Fortune. FIeTH , SRAND, DISTRIBUTION, CLASS E, AT DAY, MAY lits, Sis aore Mowruey Daawine. Louisiana State oy La ‘This institution was regularly Tesepgrateg OF th Lewialature of the State for Educational ‘and Chart table purposes in 1468 for the term of Twenty- five years, \) whici contract the inviolable faith of the 2 is pledwed, which plede has been re- anc Nerwhefming popular vote, securing ite poe Pak the new constitution adopted De. cember 2d, A. = 1879, with a capital of $1,000, 000, fo which “it has since added id of reserve fun ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBU- ZION wil tate place monthly on the segond ‘Tues. He necer med pones. Loo i lowing Dist-ibnuon:” fe Oe te PRIZE, 100,000 TI IWS Botts LARS EACH. WAL TICKETS, 0 LIST OF fo - $30.000 10,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,600 10,000 SS drerestunatins Bria oe 8300... 2,700 9 Approximation Prizes of 200... 1,800 Approximstion Prizesof 100.. ‘900 ly stati formation, or send 01 Letter or or Money only to M. A. DAUPHIN, New Orleans La., OF same person st No. 319 aaetaie New — ee er - BEAU Rae ERS afisk Sopeeny das NO 2g seeete in the ‘to be 80 are SWINDLBRS! TO? by cerenlare of Lo Look! LOOK! 6 us. NOTE PAPER SELLING FOR 81. Paper formerly sold for 75c. now reduced. ‘The above barvain can be obtained at) | east corner of said AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. STEAMERS, &c. TO-MORROW. THIS AFTERNOON. UNCANSON BRO'S., cers. POTOMAC oe 1880 ) STEAMBOAT ©. 1880 | ALTER B. =— % 00., Auctionsers. | "YVHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneers. MARETE SLABS, PINS, SHELVING, MEAT yok R GEORGE A 1m a 4 x AME UPHOL- SALE OF Two-STORY Frame | 7 “Not MPTION OF ROUTE. bas Stn SEED te BLUE MEE, Ss MADE TO ORDRK. F TWENTY-THIRD ST, JARED (Ny HEMISES, NO. 1206 HY) WASHINGTON, DO) ap en, VA. ‘ALNUT CHAMBER FURN Tene, At auction, on FRIDAY MORNING, 234 inst, ping at Bue “TOP TABLE WALNUT. BX EXTE ENBtS OX |. By virtue of x eed of trust dated fourtn at_11 o'clock’on the premises. apal FORTRESS ~poRg INEY POINT, AND : IN ; Lg WAND VINGRAIN OARPE ES TER B. WILLI joneers. Return BRUSSELS, HALL AND BTATR GARE for Washington county, District of Golumbia, and one BN On and after MONDAY, Mane HAIR AND HUSK MATTRI BLAS: {35 20° | EXECUTOR'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNT- | 1880,"the LEARY will ‘commence SIRE KETS, TABLE LINEN, SPR! VALU- IDAY, Tee ate route between above' Emel” dition HARGES, GAINS | front of the premises, the folowing ‘poongeee A tel oF scr the Supreme Corie Io ees WasnrxeTox, D. O. Ronro: GRD GLASSWARE, ET UTENSILS, | thomost southern Gronty font fame Bre Rone. iear rear the 16th bday of Abril AD. Seis ° On ‘FHURSDAY, Apri. 22, commexctxc: at 10 o'CLOCK A.M-, we shall sell at the real denceot entleman declining housekeep. orthwest, the above 3d ceee ne eden of Furnitui ially enumerate 1, all | of which are in excellent condition and well worthy the attention of buyers. ‘Terms cash. ap.9-d WALTER B. WILLIAMS & ©0., Aucts. was B. WILLIAMS & 0O., Auctioneers. BOILERS, STONE Chet sAW ABLES, &c . AT AUCTION. REDAY, Arurt. 22p, at 4 o'cLocK P. M., bk Gores foot of P st. s.w., the following named artic! One fifteen hore s pawer Engine, complete: two ers, in pei order: one Stone Crusher, that will break from 36 to 70 ) yards of stone, pet ; three Wood Bundlers ; Belting, complete; fso one Dumpitye Brick Waxo., nosrly now, The above machinery ean be used for eswing and splitting wood. Te This cash. Ww. oy B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. apl6-d in, Alex. Gazette copy) SPATES & HAHN, Au Gartoap oF HORSES FROM CUMBERLAND VALLEY AT AUCTION. We will sell, at the Bazaar, No On THU! on, 7 0: Horeca front Cumberiand Valley. a full dese: rip fon ateale, and full gatietaction given with each $3 HUGHES, Owner. PATES & HAHN, 1p 20-2t Aucta. OSITIVE SALI Fo 149 CASES (2 doz. each) PORTLAND PACK- On 1, 22p, com- ED CORN AT AUOTION, THURSDAY MORNING, Apri. rencing at 10 o’cLocK, we will ‘sell within our auc- tion rooms, corner 9th’and D streets n.w.— 149 CASES PORTLAND PACKED COR: wen Esawe to be the very beat Corn packed in the worl ‘The attention of Grocers, Hotel proprietors and others is called to this sale, as it is positive, without *apa0-3 DUNOANSON BROS., Ancts. ap20-2t UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, 9th'and D streets northwest. SALE, OF "HOUSEHOLD FURNI- 'H WILL BE FOUND A ‘or PANLOR BEE, SETS A AND SPECIAL TURE, UNCGANSON BROS. Ancts. JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF AN ELEGANT ae ING LOT ON M_ STREET NORTHWE: NEAR THE FOURTEENTH STREET Git. y virtue of a deed of trust, dated February 2eth, 1878, ane duly recorded in Liber 881, of the land records for tha: District sfc Coltmbia,and at the Seauestat the party secured, 1 will sell at public auction, in front of the P remisee, on THURSDAY, 22p Day OF APRIL, 1880, A? 5 O'CLOCK p. M., the following-described real estate, situated in t cf Columbia, to w thirteen (19), in Si fourteen (214), three (83) feet’ fy city of Washington, District West part of Lot numbered re numbered two hundred and nning on M street north, thirty- six (6) inches west of, thé nor lot, and running thence west -three (33) feet six (6) inches to the northwest of said lot; thence south one hundred and 155) fect thence east ciahteen (18) feet mce north forty-five (45) feet; bnice east sixteen (16) feet: thenes north one hun: dred and ten (110) fect to the place of bezinnins, to- gether with the improvements thereon, consisting of a two-story Frame House. ‘Terms of sale: Eight hundred and sixty-six dol- lars, and interest on yee at ten per cent ruary 26th, 1878, and expenses of sale, cach: Asal: ance in two eqiial instalments at six’and twelve months, with interest until paid from day of sale at 7 per cent per annum, secured by a deed of trust on the property sold; of ail cach, At pucoha, fer's option. $100 deposit at time of sale. ‘Terma, to be fully complied with within five days, other: wise the property will be resold at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, mpon five days’ adver- tisement in the Evening Star newspaper. The above property will ‘be ec sold subject to a trust of 1500 and such interest as m: ROBERT J. be due thereon. apis (URRAY, Trustee. ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. WALNUT-FRAWE PARLOR _SUITE, UPHO! HOLSTERE! DIN CRE EP, GOST 81 UT C BER er COMPLE SE F ALSO, ubagy pn UGG SAH WON. FRI 1 sell at No. 936' mx ine abows goods, b3ing the effects of a part; declining housekeeping. House forrent, Tera cash CHANCERY SALE OF [PROVED PROPERTY ON CANAL ROAD, TEA GEORGETOW By virtue of a decree passed November 3d, 1876, in cause 5,201 ats egonard va: Bice Jobson et al fon NESD. (08. 16, 17 and rs ‘and. the subdivision thereof, Bi taie des a» in Surveyor's Office. Lot 14 fronta B1,62-100 feet. Lot 15, 28.26-100 feet. Lot 16, 31 Lot 17. 42 08-100, and Lot 18, 30.16-100 feet on the Ganal Road, near the Aquedict Bridge, and Lot 16 is im- Sets by a large Brick House, and 14 with a table. Terms of sale as prescribed by the decree: One- fourth cash; the residue in three equal paymenta, payable at six, twelve and eizhteen months from day of sale, with interest at the rate of 8 per contum per annum until paid. for which notes must be viven. 50 deposit on, ach parcel when sold. spl5-akds FRED. W. JONES, Trustee. H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer. 4RUSTEE'S SALE OF A PART OF LOT 8, SQUARE 56, OORNEX OF H AND T THIRD 8S’ ae then Eek ABOUT 8 EEEX ON TREET BY 67 FEET. ORE See BY M BSS, U EP, BEVERAL TNESPENSIVE HOU: By virtue of adeed Of trish dater Daly 5th, A, D. 1875, aud recorded in, Liber 796, folio 44, etseq., and at the written request the varty secured, the subscribers will séll- the highest bidder, on the premises, on 8 DAY, hx 247i Da¥ OF Aparis 1880, 43 GALE PAST m., lot numbered 8 (eisht), in (ifty-six), situated in the city o Warbinton, inthe District of Columbia, secord- ing to the public plat thereof, together ‘with the improve ments, &c., a8 in said deed mentioned: saving and excepting therefrom the westernmost 18 feet front on H street heretofore released. Ter from July 3, 1877 and expenses of sale, in cash (of which $100 on the whole, or $25 on each parcel. if sold in parcels, must ‘be paid atthe time of stle), and the residue in equal sums, in #ix and twelve months, with in- terest at 7 yer cent. per annum from the day of sale, payable half yearly; for which chaser’s notes must be given and be propets sold, by deed, to the satisfaction of the rustees; or all cash, at the purchaser's option. All conveyancing and recording will be. at ‘the pur: chaser’s cost, the Trustee’s reserving the rizht to resell all, or any portion, of the property on five days’ notice in the Evening: Star, at the risk and de- fault of the purchaser in default, if the terms are not complied with in five ve daga fro from ‘the day of sale. apl3-dkds Tos. HYDE, | Trusiece. BY VIRTUE of a decree of the Supreme Court f the District of Columbia, made i to ‘UR- with Fauity cause No. 6597—McLaughilin et al. McLaughlin et al.—the undersigned, as Trus- tees, will sell at public auction. in front of the NESDAY, the 281TH Day or Arun, ar Six ‘Ocine P.M., original Lot num- dered twenty (20), in square ‘numbered fifty-one (Sb, in the City of Washinuton, District of Col- ‘Terms of sale as prescribed by the decree: One- half of the purchase money cash; the balance i two equal instalments in mine () and sightean | ‘as months, with interest from day of sale, to be se- cured by retention of the title until the Purchase cn it money shall have been paid in fall; oF al the option of the, purchaser. conveyanci of purchaser, , A ‘iogon of fifty dollars iuired upon. the whole lot or art of sold at time of sale. If terme of in seven days from. dato of sale the ‘rustees reserve the rich cost of defaulting purchaser. as a whole, the property will be offered in conve- nient parcels. P. J. DONAHUE, 321 Four-and-a-Half street. EAL T. MURRAY, 313 Four-and. street. 2,15, 21, 5 SALE OF Ag IMPROVED Ci E ae wae ‘REET NORTH- Ss" ST! ‘T WEST: BE’ FEN TWENTY: -FIRS£ AND TWENTY-SECOND STR TREETS. A rir of a decree oe She eapree oars eames Waah day of Jul 58 ‘Eaulty Oa No ly, 1878, in Equi ruse NO. $146, wherein Cleo. A. Jones and, Leon Teresa Jones are complainants, and Delilah Ann Jones and gthers sre defendants ‘a stall, on TUESDAY. May 47H, A. D. 1 30 o’cLocK P. M., offer for fai ‘at public auction, in front of the ihe the tate of tke late Alfred Jones, to thirty. two (32) feet of Lot one (1), Pity the fetein ot of teventy three (i8) situate, on K street worthiness, ceventy- , situat st ‘and 1 22d eee oe eae rind of lot 8, in square 55, — a gees ieee ae ice REae Seats eet ser’s cost. jownt when the Dro) oFOperty, . MIOHALE F. LY, reutes marSeokds THOMAS DOWLING. Auct. HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK ETWEEN E FOUBE ON SIXTH ND STREETS NORTHWEST. Vauue ABLE TsRiGk House ON FOUR ‘AND A- ‘TREET, erik oe PBT BOALS STREI ORTH. WEST, AND TWO SMALE BBIOK HOUSES IN JAUKSON HALL ALLEY, AT AUCTION. of ph eiztte of a decree of the Supreme Court e District of Columbia, passed in Kanity Cause N No. 7,1 therein, will fell at pate ‘auction, ein front of the premises, to the highest bidder, on FRIGAY, THe SOTH Day oy APRI 1 , AT 5:30 O'CLOCK P, ity all thet pleceof land iving and bene inthe city Of Wathington, in the District of Oglumbia, and known as part’ of original lots five (5) and six (6), in square numbered four hundred and eixaty- eight (488), bewinning on Six th street one hundred and seventy-six (176) fect and six (6) inches norti fgom the southwest corner of said square; thence south with the line of said stree twenty-five (25) feeteleven and three-quarters (11) inches to the line formerly called Matthias Jeffer's hne: thence east cighty-eight (88) feat four (4) es; thence north twenty-five (25) feet eleve.t ard three quarters (115,) incaes to the line former- ly called Aaron Van Coble’s line, and thenca west to the point of besiuning; together with the im provements thereon, consisting of a three-st and-attic brick dwelling, No. 515 6th street n. Andon MUNDAY, THE 3D Day or May, A, 1880, by virtas of the same decreo, dhe nnderetsned trustee will eell at public auction, in front.of the premises, to the highest bidder, 7 5:40 o'cLoox F.31., lot numbered twenty-three (23) of the sub- division of Ann MacDeniel and others of lote in reservation numbered tea (10), alao in said city; together with the improvement’ on said lot, con- sisting of a four-story brick dwelling-house, No. 213 43 street nw. And IMMEDIATELY AFTER the last mentioned picce cf property is sold the undersined Trasteo, Dy virtue of the Same aecree, will sell to the highest bidder, at public auction, in front of the premises, Lot numbered forty-six (46) of the subdivision of Ann MacDaniel and others of Lote in Reservation ten (10) also in said city ; together with the improve- ments_on said Lot, consisting of two two-story Brick Houses in Jackson Hall alley. Terms of sale prescribed by the eaid decree are as follows:—One-fourth of the purchase money for each of the pieces of property gold, to be pald in y of sale, or within seven days there- After, and the residue in each cage in three equal in- stalnients, payable in six, twelve and eihteen months after the day of sale, the purchaser or pur- chasers yiving hia, her or their promissory notes for said deferred payments, bearing six per cent. interest per annum from the day of sale, or any purchaser orapurchasers may pay all the purchase money in cash on the day of sale or within seven ays thereafter ;the title to each of the said pieces of lantto be retained by the undersigned Trastes un- til the purchase monvy for the same is paid. A de- orit of $100 will be require. on each of the said ‘ieces oO! ropert when sold. " Proverat. W. BOARMAN, Trasteo, Mvomd, Webster Law Buildin DUNCANSON EROS, Aucts. apli-d npuos. J. FISHER & CO., Auctioneers, 1223 F street n.w. TRUSTEE'S SALE ote F LOTS EAST OF THE By virtue ot a deed of trast, dated May 27th. 1879, and recorded among the land records o} 5 4 in front of the re- the District of Columbia, in lier 917, folio 76, I willoffer for sale at auction, spective premises, ali the following real estate in this city. v On THURSDAY, THE 2OrH Day OF, Apntt, 1880, At 4 O'CLOOK P.’M., 2and 6, in square Rorthweet of eqniare i086, (lot Leituated epeder ot north C street and Tennessee avenue, and lots 2 and 6 adjoining.) On the same day, aT 4:30 o'cLock P. M.. t 1, square l,003 (erthated commer of © and iith stteot he. “On the same day, AT 5 e'cLock Pp. of., Lots 12 and 13, sqnaro 1,695, (situated on 19th stiedt east, near no Gn ine wanse days At 5:90 O'CLOCK P. Late, }, 17 and 18, equare 1, tad a Lsitu Orne} eh and a streets n. ¢., 16th 2, 3, 17 and 18 ad OCK P.M., Lot 9, nm corner H and 12th sts. n. the 30TH DAY OF APRIL. ‘1880, AT 4:30 O'eLOOK Py M., ta6, 7,8 and the eastern 39 ft. lin. from front to rear of re 5, square aoe (Lot 7 situated corner of 14th a1 sts.8 @, and 8 adjoining; wee 5 bei ing on On the same day, ax 3 o'etoc 446, (situated on 1bth street cast, D stfect south aud Sctith Carolina avenue.) ‘On the rame day, AT G o'cLock p.xt., Lot 17, square 743, (situated in rear of south M street, near ist etrect east.) ‘Terins of eaie: One-third of the purchase money in cash; the residue in two equal instalments at six and twelve monthe, with interest at6 per centum per anoum, secured by deed of trust on proparty sold. A deposit of 820 on éach lot requil at time of kale. If terms of enle are not complied with within ten (10) days from day of sale, the property wil be resold at the risk and cost of defaulting pie. jor on the game day, aT 6 0’ tareqnare chaer, by giving five days’ notice in the Evening St REGINALD owe LL, apl7-d&ds ‘Trustee. \1HOMAS DOWLING, At Auctioneer. TRUSTEES! SALE OF VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY, NEAR GEORGE 1 OWS, D. By virtue of @ deed of trust, dated 1 day.of November, A. D. 1874, and duly re corded in Liber No. 764, foie 383, one of the Lund recorde of the District of Cofumbias and at the Fequiest In writing of the party secured thereby, the undersigned ‘Trustees will sell, on DAY, THe Ist Dav OF Mayr A. D-180, ar ame Rock or 1 o'crock P. w., in front of the premises, the following-described property, situate in the county of Washington, District of Uolumbia, and kaown a8 a part or section of the Foundry property, lying west of Georgetown, District aforesaid, which waa purchased by John 8. Berry & Co. from the estate bf General John Mason, deceased, said part belts bounded as foliows: Beginning for the same at the southwest corner of the Western Old Boring ill, below the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, an running eastwardly from said corner north 3444 dexrees east to the southern line of said canal’s towing path, (this is a projection of the line of the western gable wall of eaid Old Boring MiU,) and then running again from said bezinning corner by a line south 30% degrees west to the Potomac river, (the above two lines form the northwestern boundary of the property hereby intended to be conveyed, ) and for the eastern boundary thereof it is understood to be limited by a jine drawn gouth 17°; degrees west of north, 19% degrees cast from ie-center or eastern faceof the tome wall that sup ports tue east end of the wheel shaft, said line beini paalle! with the east zable wall of the Eastern “Old ring Mill, and extending northerly to the south- ern line of the towing path aforesai to the said Potomac river, toxet! provements, consisting of a lance ‘and southerly sr with the im- one Flour Mill, with six (6) runs of burrs, capacity about one hun: dred and fifty barrels flour per day. Terms of Kale, as proscribed by te trust deed: The amount of indebtedness secured, by tho trust deed and unpaid, being $7,254 99, with int at ten per cent from penses of tho sale, ance in three cipal payments, at six, twelve and eieuteen months, for which the notes 6f the pur; chaser, bearing interest from the day of sale ia secured by a deed of trust on the propert fobepiven, "A deposit of 8300 te be paid by the purchaser at the time of ‘sale, and all expenses and conveyancing to be paid by the purchaser. termi of sale are not complied with in seven aay from the day uustees reserve the right fo resell the property at whe risk and cost of the faniting purcharer, on five days’ advertisoment. ‘The property will be sold cane to taxes and prior encumbrances. CASSIN, DUNLOB,; Trustees. WM. Wat, b: ap1-3, 10,17, 20, &dte BYNINTUE OF A DECREE OF THE SUPREME i moe of the pietrict of Oolnmbta, cee in Equity cause No. 5, et 17, where- uN enelae Be Tasaget a poe connate Le and W; ‘angum et al. are defendants, T will, on Bal PURDAS, Apis Are 188) ae in front ‘of the premises, offer for eal at publie auction, the following, improved saat es In'Wachineton’ city, in the District of Columbia: that fe at pact of Lot numbered four, (14), in Square numbered one Bundred forty.two (142 contained within. the Sica |! munds: Bevinning for the same on 18 street west at the northeast corner of said lot running thence west with the north line thereof on one hundred and thirty-one feet three inches (131 feet inches); thence south with the west line of said Jot twenty-one feet twoand a half inches (21 fect 2 168); thence east and parallel to the north line id lot one hundred and thirty-one feet three {niches al feet S wuehes) tothe ine of 18th street ; thence north with the line of 18th etree: afore: faid twenty-one feet two and a half inches (21. fest 23s inches) to the place of bewinning. ‘The improve- ments consist of threo-story brick house with mastic front, No. gue sth strest northwest. 5 ne Yevancin and rend t the cost of the pur- chaser, ak Ww. Ties Trustee WAGGAMAN, Auctions woe eer. Bn2s13, 415,16 oooh st a, AeA RUSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED FRTATE. OORNER OF BOUNDARY STREST By virtue of a deed of trust, date1} May 4th, and recorded in Liber r No. 744 folio 4095 6 land at sal ae at atic ‘auction, in front re aoa Y, APRIL pon 4 O'CLOCK P- all that piece or me paral stuate and ising in the county of t numbered owentoen | a7, known fa aa G & Cox's ‘subdivision of part of Pleasan’ ia the LS consisting ofa ian a ait Pal with dwelling time of a ‘Terms of sale: Cash. S208 cep dey ont a mu sale. apl6-eokds C. W. HANDY, Auctioneer. \HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. MARBI SLATE MANTELS of LATEST 100 MIGNE, TO BE BOLD AT BUBLIG AUC. TION AT THE NEW YORE MANUFAG LORY, 493 0B IMMEDIATELY in the POUR-AND: RHOWRL, HOUEL, 3 STs. On MONDAY MOBN! i MEROIES & here serve, at of Biataary, Do “ltd eellat pattie’ ‘auction, in front of ae F Shetion rooms of Walter B. Williams & Qo., 10th and. Bw. on 8A ATURDAT, ‘ApRILIMTE, - D. 1880, at 10 O'CLOCK A of the Per- sonal Estects AUS eg ee ceased, consisting of | general assortmelit of Household ettects Terms cash. JACQUES ZOUVERAL, Exocator. WALTER B. Wi MS & CO., Aucts. ap21-3: HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. FONIES, PHETON, &c., AT AUCTION. On SATURDAY, Arrit 24TH, aT 12, gretock at., T Twill sell in front’ of my’ Auction Rooms— A of imported Shetland Ponies, perfectly soun tle. and gen’ Baton. Sinsle and Double Harness. s’ and Girl’s Sadales, Blankets, Ko. Below ‘one of the most perfect outhts over offered forse as this city, the owner having no further use for them fui the Auctioneer. mn be con by cal OMAR DOWLING, Anct. ALTER B. WILLIAMS 00, WALNUT CHAMBER, FURNITURE, SOTTAGE FU! ee 0 MAI Auctioneers. CHINA, GLASS AND. KITCHEN UTEN- th, commencing 3 K + we shall ell at the resi Gence of a xentlenian ‘deciining housekeeping No. 1436 8 street, between 14th and 15th ttreets northwest, "the above collection of furni- ure. aoe cash. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., ap2l-d Auctionesra. HOMAS DOWLIN iG, Au Auctioneer. ‘TRUSTEE’S SALE OF BAR FINTURFS, GLASS- Wa AND HOU DA RNITU! ARE ISEHOLD FURNIT CONSISTING IN PART OF THREE FRENCH LAT! ANTLE MIRRORS, W. oT ARBI Pp R_ COUNTERS, CRYSTAL CHAN , TWO VERY FINE OARVED AND MARBLE-TOP SIDEBOARDS, LARGE BEER REF! Stata, WALNUT aNO OTH! BED Rot FURNITORE, BRUS- 8 ND_ THREE-PLY CARPETS, REP LAMBREQUINS AND CURTAIN! LARGE COOKING RANGE, OASTORS AND. OTHER PIATED WAKE, GHROMOS AND ENGRAV G8. By virtue of a deed of trust to me, bearing; date on the seventh day of April, 1880, and recorded in Liber 938, fo'io 44 et seq. of th Isnd records for the’ District of Columbia, and at the request of the grantor, I will sell, at pub- lie auction, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, Tire, 287TH DAY OF APRIL, 1880, COMMENCING AT 10 o'CLocK a. M., allof the personsl property con- tained in the well-known Restaurant of Theodore Lewis, Ir., at No. 327 Pennsylvania avenue north- west, wala gaa Beaeeaet as awhole, andif not scl3, will be sold in de ANK T. BROWNING, Trustea, ainit ‘Golumbian Law Building. AWNBROKERS’ AUCTION $50,000 WORTH OF REDEEMED PLEDGE3, To be sold without reserve, consisting of, Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry, Guns and Revolvers, and all kinds of gcods usu- ally found in such sales. Si APRIL 28. We will sell at 10 A. iudies, and'7 P.M." Sale will continue until every article is . eR. By order of HEN, nd and Loan Brokers, 1007 Ttn street northwest, A large lot of Ladies’ and Gents’ Clothing will be ec 21 JAMES DUN HOS. E. WAGGAMAN, T bl ‘Real Estate Auctioneer. CEG OUT SALE OF VALUABLE UN- PROVED PROPERTY ON THIRTEE TH. West, Qn MONDAY, Avni 26rH, av 4 *, ao nat wil offer for sale the above prope N, Auctioneer. Square 545, at 436 p. m., in 8 mare 235. ‘and. t Sp. m., in Square 360. This property will fold asa whole orin building fronts OF axel Tots. Terms: One-sixth cash; balance on long time, at 6 per cent. ap2l-dx THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Anct. HOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. By virtue of a cz frust, dated the fif. teenth dav of Novenctens HHHEe Sh uly re corded in T No. 900, folio 321, et soq the of the eae records for mas at the nest of the part; will sell at public auction, on BATU! IsT Day OF May, AT 4 O'CLOCK P.M., A. D. he following ibed real estate in the city of Washington, District of Golumpbia, to wit: Barts of Lots one (ee four (4), to wit: The north for- ty-two (42) fect by the width thereof of lot one (1) and the north cighty-two (#2) feet by the width we of lot four (4), all of lots two (2), three (4), six (6), seven (7), fifteen (15) and sixteen Sanare numbered seven hundred and ferty- ht (748.) Oxe-fourth cazh ; and balance in Terms of sale: ire cqual instalments, payable in’ six, twelve aad hteen months from day of sale, with interest at $x Yereent, per annum nti! paid, secnred ced of trust on the prope deposit re- Guinsd at Umof palo on beck toto) CALDERON CARLISLE, ‘Trustee. 397 D st ‘THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct. ‘ap20-d&ds 4 Meee woe SALE OF THREE STORY BRIOK bane LING, NO. 61 K SERKET NORTH- By virtue of a deed of trust, bearin oo, the 9th day of May, 1877, aid recorded in Tiber folio 235, one of the land records. forthe District. of Columbia, the undersigned ‘Trustees will sell at public atction, in front of the premises, on 2) AY, THE 297m DAY OF APRIL, 1880, AT 53s O'CLOCK P.M., all that certain parcel’ of land iying in the city of Washinton, in said District, and being parts of lots numbered two hundred and fifty-four (254) and two hundred and fifty-five (255), in B. F. Gilbert's subdivision of sqnaresix hundred and seventy five (675),contained within tae following metes and bounds: Beginning for the same one hundred feet ten inches west from northeast corner of said square, and running thence west twenty (20) feet ; thence sonth 80 feat ; thence east 20 feet, and thencs north 80 fest to placa of, bosimning, (Ge same, belny the enat 1434 fect of said lot 254 and the weat 53s feet of said lot ‘Terms of sale: Qne-fourth in cash; the rostdit® of purchase money to be paid in two. equal insta’l- ments, at one and two years from day of sale, for which'purchaser is to give promissory notes, bear- ing interest and secured on the Dropert penty ‘sold to the satisfaction of sald Trustees at ovition of purchaser. A deposit of aid iy purchaser to be wade when bid accepted. If terms are not cam- phed with in seven days, the Trustees reserve the Tight to resell at risk and cost of defaulting j pur chaser, upon «iving such notice as they may proper by advertisement. W. E EDMONSTON, tl PRAINARD H. WARNER, T. COLDWELL, te fuilonee date ! prustecs. 20-d&ds ps (HANCERY OF VERY DESIRABLE C BUEDING OTs IN Be Bogue IMME- Ol RIDENGE OF OTH OF. THe Bi BiNTESE, MINTATER® BEINt o NORTHWEST, NEAR NINES EFFERSON AND M Py, virtue de of the District of Columbia, ad on the 24th f Decen equity . 5955, is pares in Tae terest, we will on BIONDAY, Arnie 197s, 1830, a7 Four o’cio . SHARP, On premises, and Quodnulns at th at ers sarae tind and Plage from aay to cays a lots described herein are Ghered. ‘er for ale, ae public auction, all th: varcels of lant umbia, Gee Tires c Ox inxs taetve ( (12) bat (14), and from ei: 6) to twenty-seven, ine! sive. and trom one (31) to thirty-seven gP. inclusive, and Jot sudiviton (39), in bon O. ate 2 ee of aq) one hunt and thi division is duly ee ie the office of the marreyor rot so : Distrias. of ‘Get be offered beeparataly. gris of the subdivision may be had at the office of B. H- Warners 916 F street northwest, or of ether of the goa of sale: One-fourth of the purchase mon: to be paid in cash; and the residue in equal ini ble in six, ith poven, ee Sop them until the whole of the 6 purchase m« etalned by ca at pe hey Gets cash, at ion ie purcl rT. le] of e160 will be eueeon each lot, and con) the pacbaeett cone If ppcins 1o8e pieces or id in ia aslitnaton cl District of Oo- ma ne hed a son 88 ground bath inslanive i ot fourtson Ba ot eae st oompliod with im Gre wonk Poors dee jaro nat complio one e Trustees reserve the Mist to resell §@-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED till MONDAY, Aprit 26, ed Ve oe OOueae 2a P.M., at the same ‘rlaco, whén the lots remaining id Hee aisle OTAMES, |. Bank of Washington; T. T. CRITTENDEN, * arasecs ome aN Law, 225 434 st. n.w., Bow ER, Auctioneer. ap20-d iaaee SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILD- Ciaete LOT ON. west SIDE OF SIXTH, Be. EEN L. | NORTHEAST, sae In WasdiNarow red D eicoren tithe veces Gone Se 16 tba Ei sie ‘et (Eoin aoe es be re bi Dane No. & vee Aa . Sa or | From 2a Pe ghart, TUESDAY, a BRPAND *eaeERe: at irst-class), $1: round trip ‘Tickets, rates, information, T216 F street noriawest. st ne Market every SATURDAY, ae Ringle fare to Norfolk (first-class), $1.50. state roome, ete. f REED SOR! ‘CLEARY OFFICE POTOMAO eo COs egith-atreet see ‘and on board Agent for Norfolk, D. F. apis 6m Agent for WashtavtonB. F.DODD. C LD AND RELIABLE STEAMBOAT LINE between Washington and Norfolk " Va. — Half urnal rates charged. “Close connection made’ with Steamers North and South. The splen gteamor Lady of the Lake leaves 6th terminus 7th and 9th-street ca Monday, Wedueeday ‘and Frida did iron +t wharf, ton, every . TDs Sonning at Piney Point and raiser ves aha renege ah irsdays and Saturdays, at S a fare, "1-50 Bz 1; round trip econd. class fare, 76 cents: round trip, 8 Fer Potomac River Landings—Steamer John W. 5 | ateayeie leaves @th-street wharf every Monday and Thureday, at 7a. m., for Nomini, and Satur. ay for Leonardtowi stomping at principal lan unge woing and retu: mers f rk—The steamers John Gib- son and F.C. Kuig rnately leave Pier 41, East Kiver, New York, every Satinday at 4p. ba. sud 6S ¥ ater street, Georgetown, at 1 p.m., Mondays, and Alexandria same day, ‘Tickets, rates, information, staterooms, etc., furnished at Geteral Office, 614 15th street. apl6 RED — ty robe YORK-BOTTE: rst-clase steamers of this line AYA SHOT. TEN Oy MAAS.” SSCHTEDAM.* and “ROWT TERDAS,” leave Jersey Ci City e alternate Wednesday ‘and Saturday” First Gabin 65—870 ; Second Cabin $45—850 ; Steer L. W. MORRIS, 60 Broadway, General Passenger Agent. FUNCH DYES OO, ae im. st, New York, Freight Agents; H. 0. General Agent, 27 South Williar st., ayes janl9 \LYDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINE 2 PHILADEDPHTA, ALEXANDRIA, WABHING- TON AND GEORGE’ Connecting at Philadelphia with Cl ae'a Line for Boston, afese vinenees am New England @ DAYS. zoo el Puiladaipiie- Satara ee a a.m. rom G Goor Freix! eto fy una § rb its receiv ai unt rol bills of laden river te Bestar ond 2 pitt and Fall River. Georgetown goods received and landed at Washington. For full information sony to J. H. JOHNSON & 0., 1202 Fei h-st. wharf, Washing ton, D. 0.; WILLTAM P. OLYDE &. OG. General Managers, 12 South Wharves, Philadelphia. mar20 Noe GERMAN LLOYD-Sreamsuir Ling BetweeN New Yous, Havne, LONDOR, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN. ie steamers of this company will sall every Sat- urday from Bremen Pier, foot of 34 street; Hoboke! Rates : From New York to Gon, Soultsnptont and Deomen; first cabin’ 8100, second cabin, $60; fhe B90: prepaid steer certificat or passage a UELRICHB & CO., 2 Bor vie Green, New Pes Y. G. METZEROTT & OO., 925 Pa. ave., Axonts for Washington. sepld YUNARD LINE. Ez. ‘With the view of diminishing the chances of col- Usion, the steamers of thistine — course ‘or all seasons of the year. von the oats passage from GQ" genstewn. York or ‘Boston, 1 oi rossing the me dian of re des ry lat, or nothing to the north of 4, On the homeward assage crossini of 60 st 42 lat.,or not to thenort THE OUNARD Sreswee OOMPANY LIM- Pp meridian of 42. Between New York and Liverpool, Call- at Cork Eee NEW YORK. Wed. Ree ee 40 N. April 21/ Al ia.....Wed., May 12 Scythia. id every following Wednesday BATES OF PASSAGE. ‘880 and $100 gold, according to ‘Ticket to Paris, ‘815, gold, additional. Return tickets on favorable terms. Bteerage at very hd aa Bteerage tickets from all other parta of ven for Belfast, Glasgow, ees Antwerp an and a othér_po ports on the Continent, and for oats Seer Meech eY oe, oer (0. 4 Bowlin cab fo ‘OTIS BIGELOW, 600 Tth street, Washing ton, jan28- CHAS. G. FRANCELYN, Agent, N.Y. ©. Janae RAILROADS. ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. THE GREAT DOUBLE TRAOR. National Roi ort Lint ntlonay orth; Northwest Wests one and Southwest. fo take effect Sunday, November 16, 1879, at 1:20 LEAVE WASHINGTON. eae p.m.—Baitimore, Ellicott Oity and Way Sts- 6.05 a.m. ont New, Zork, Philadelphia and Boston Ex reas, On Sundays to-Baltimore only. aay Sion Annapolis and way. (Pied- nehester, Haworstows, Boge: rasbure, Wine ® ie Kand mfp 7 ie dations. ‘Baltimore na Laurel Express. —Point of Rocks, paeeriney ‘Strasburg, IP m.—t&t. Louis, Ohi xpress. Frederick, coueyn aan ranch, except Sunday. cars to Cincinn; . “Graf Cally except Saturday. ai 4 es m.—}Baltimore, Annapolis Way. Sun- ay a poe 00 8. m.—Baltimore Express. Riopeas Bisdens. Itsville, Laurel, Annapolis Ji » College, Belt Ee eee '3 and Hanover. Columbus and m.—Baltimore, Annapolis, Ellicott ity 1:30 p.m.—New York, Philadelphia and Boston Express. Slops at Laurel. 1:35 p.m. ton ;On Sunday onl; Baldor and Way. 4:30 p.m. timore, Bi urg and Laurel id Frederick, vis Belay. '§ ore at Annapolis function tee m.—tPoint of Und Frederick, Hagers- town, Winchester and Way Stations. On Sunday to Point of Rocks and Way, Stations ony. aa a0 p-m.—tBaltimore, Annapolis and Way Sta- 20pm .m —tPHILADELPHIA, NORFOLK AND Bath IMORE EXPRESS. aes: oe 8 ay. eo panenaees taken in the Sto} t Bladensburg a ‘and crn Point of "hocks and Way Stations. . +Baltimore and me aN Stations. ae Ao ORE AND LAUREL EX- ls TonIvaGo eo -GoLUMBUS AND LEE a RESS. Suen car to Ohi- cage, urRh excent Sanday) AND ‘a Rittiione Expres” Btops at_Bi: bi ue urel. pleeping car, $0 to New York, ‘and car 5500 pur tse Louis and Cincinnati Express. ae Sunday only. Other trains daily, excspt junday. Bt it “a i faing topo tormadon apply at the Baltimore saa Ohio ‘Ticket. Offices, Washington Station, and 619 and Corner Lath; and Pennsylvania avenue, Tes oug tet Pe icimtede: we OLEMENTS, ‘Master o! of Transportation. Ticket Agent. Gee: 8. SUOORTE Ge ‘General Agent. myl7 1880 rengsiVanra 1880 THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST. 70 TE on ET NE 1 Bails, SPLENDID SCENERY, Siero ae In Effect Janvany LING TRAINS LEAVE WAS! and es Sf 1040ann except Bt 8:10 * 1:30 gt ye ees oa ane. of Pullman Parlor Oars, 9:30 a.m. daily, except Y., all trains conneet at — Se on Goutie ferriage and journey across cept Sunday. ere: atte ot “od baaay er | —— | THE EVENING STAR. WEDNESDPAY.. te sain! 21, ls~w. The New York Democracy. ACTION OF THE TILDEN CONVENTION. After our report of the proceedings of the regular (Tilden) democratic convention vlosed yesterday Judge Henderson, of Catarangus, made the report on permanent organization, naming John C. Jacobs, of Kings, for president and a long list of vice-presidents and secre- taries, ‘The report was adopted. Mr. Morrison, of New York, from the committee on resolu: Mons, to which was referred the resolutions re- ceived from the Tammany convention, reported a resolution, “that the president of the conven- Uon be requested to epg to the communica- Uon received signed by John B. Haskins, and assure kim that thts convention reciprovates crery expression ofa acaire tor ins esion. or the q ic party, and are persuaded that the deliderative wisdom of the national convention Will result in such action as will secure the tri- umph of gee Semnooraito party in the state of New York and in the union tn the ensuing presidential a election.” Adopted unantmously. Mr. Devlin, of New York, offered a resolution that the delegates from this state be and they are hereby instructed that it is desirable to continue the two-thirds rule in force in the coming national convention. Adopted. The state committee was given power to fill Yacancles In the list of presidential electors, E. Morrison, of New York, rite on resolutions, nouneing the electoral fraud of | Among the resolutions were the following; “The deg ocratic party of New York add to the demmation Of the electoral conspir. i an emphatic declaration of their cox ia ai confidence in the character, ability = fitness of that distinguished citizen of N was then elected to the highest sein tie people’s gift, and who was in his owa perso, the object of their joint attack on his party, lls tellow-citizens and the cause of free govern- ment. The blow which deprived the country ef its chosen ruler was aimed not so much kim as at the democratic millions who stood bebind him. While making no distinciton as to candidates and committing to our delegat>s a3 heretofore the duty of joining in the delibera- Uons Of the national convention we y fully suggest to our brethen of other states that the dignity and welfare of the party and nation demand of them that they take such ac- Uon as shall best present this great issue to the people. Higher than all other party duties the solemn obligation to give to the free vote of the land an opportunity to pass the ment upon this monstrous crime agains! larrigits. On any such issue the s\ York will speak with no doubtful voice.” The delegation to Cincinnati was instructed to vote as a unit. The resolutions S. Hewitt, of New York, a e tal elector-at-large. The following were elected delogates to the national convention at Lar: Lucius Robinson, Calvin E. Pratt, Rufus’ W. Peckham, Lester W. Faulkner. Alt Wm. H. Henderson, Jas. cinnat! and the membet were named by Congres convention, at JOHN KR After our report kins, from the committee of conference ap- polated to wait on the other convention witha proposition for union, briefly stated theiraction (as recorded in the proceedings of that conven- ton.) He expressed fears that the proposition would meet with the same fate whtci befell the efforts for harmony last fall. John Kelly was called for, and on appearing on the platform three cheers were given for him. He referred to the manner in which the proposition dered to the other convention had been trea’ with contempt. He insisted that the no tion of Tilden would be a great wro: a wrong as the people would not tolerate. The committee on permanent organization then reported, and Amasa J. Varker, of Al- bany, was chosen permanent Mr, T. C. Callicot, from the committs lutions, then reported an address to the de- mocracy of the state and nation, which wa3 adopted. After declaring the general principles and alms of democracy the address says: “It was Samuel J. Tilden ‘who defeated the democ- Tracy of New York last fall and gave the whole pecan of the state to the republicans. ver since that humiliating defeat he has been ieee and working for the same end, tightea- his grip on the party 01 izations, rel using torconsiiee PI Is for harmony, widening the breach of the democratic ranks and inu- mating through his mts that if he 1s not chosen captain he will wreck the ship. The democracy of the Empire state protests 2 zainst Gd of the principles and usag-s of the arty,and its total surrender to one man because e had unknown resources of wealth and cun- ning,and will wield both to realize his ambition.” At the evening session John Kelly, from the committee to select delegates and presidential electors at large, reported the following names- Delegates at large, Amasa 3. Parker, of wel Wm. Dorshelmer, of N. Y¥.; Jeremiah McGuire, of Chemung; George Green, of Niaatas al- ternates, Isaac W. McConiche, W. E. T. Wood, dames S. Crouse and Alanson S. Paige; electors at large, Augustus Schell, of N. Y.; Erastus Corning, of Albany. Mr. Diefendorf, of New «rk, ctlered a resolution in favor of the two- thirds rule, which was adopted. TWO OFFICERS SHOT BY AN OUTLAW.—A special to Bradford (Pa.) from Emporium says fie se excitement prevails at Calbdontn, Elk county, over a terrible tragedy committed taere Saturday morning by a noted forger and out- aw named Harry English. A posse went from St Mary’s to apprehend English, and arrived at Is house, near Caledonia, at 5 ‘clock. Consta- 5 Wrenth and Volmer and Justice Burk met English coming down stairs. Wrenth ordered iim to surrender, but he went back up the stairs and locked’ himself ina room. The of- ficers drew their pistols and declared their in- tention of taking him, dead or alive. As Con- Stable Wrenth came up to the room Eaglish thrust a rifle through the door and shot, killin; lim instantly. Constable Volmer then carrivd Wrenth’s body down stairs, and as he entered the yard English shot Volmer, who, it is thought, will not recover. English gained the woods during the excitement. While he was running District Attorney Nursell shot him tn the leg. Company H, state volunteers, has been ordered out to capture him, if possible. Crazy OVER 13-15-14.--A telegram from Pitts- burg, April 16, says: Daniel Conroy, the stone mason of Erie, Pa., who went crazy about three weeks ago over the fifteen puzzle, and has since been confined in the Dixmont’ Asylum, near this place, ts now cured and will soon be re- jJeased. He was violently insane and it was necessary to put the straight-jacket on him most of the time, Three men were required to take him to the asylum. He insisted on cutting Up everything into fifteen pieces, even the phy- sician and attendants. During his confinement ‘the superintendent received many letters and suggestions from all parts of the country con- cerning his case. Onemanin Michigan sent a solution of the SS which he thought would have the di fT ‘TWO MURDERS CHARGED TO Dr. GOERSEN.—In Philadelphia, last week, a coroner’s inquest in the case of Mrs. Dr. A. F. Goersen brought in a verdict that death was caused by arsenic admia- istered by her husband. At the time it was suspected that Mrs. Elizabeth Souder, mother of Mrs. Goersen, had died under Similar cireum- | stances. The certificate of death was to the effect that the cause was Bright's disease of the Kidneys. The coroner's physician made an ex— amination of the body, but nothing was found to justify a professional opinion as to the cause of death. ntly the body of Mrs. Souder was exhumed and the stomach taken out and placed in charge of Dr. Leffman, of the High School for analysis. Saturday Prof. Leffman, testified that the chemical ysis was yet incomplete, but that he had found a half grain of arsenic in the stomach. A verdict was rendered that oe woman had died from poison administered oF Dr. Goersen, and he was committed for tri Dr. F. L. Hay! nes, who had visited the woman only ep and who gave a certificate that she had died from disease of the kidneys, was held as an accessory to the crime, but yesterday, after cared all the testimony in the case, the judge said there was not a particle of evidence connecting Dr. Haines with the an of Mrs. Souders, and therefore discharged him. A WoMAN IN THE War.—Catherine yd a colored woman residing in Philadelphia, has filed application for a pension, on the ground bl aching wen nor served the union army unree ye during the war, under the name of Henry Willams. She says she was wounded during an en; it, cl declares that her Sex was never discovered. She said to a re- om | far last night that she enlisted because she vee ‘Stump, son of Judge Stump, of Perryv onal districts, aud the adjourned sine div, STOLEN BonD.—The trial of me Sut rot the United States —— Alexander Pinover, in the United States district court, be- ‘Choate aun a a Jury, was conciud2d Saturday. The a8 brought to recover ives geo aaah a a In 187, Oo onds Robert Mi = ss iodlce Sactpl moe stolen from from the Se The defend- a ts _a jeweler in i ly and in meng 1878, a party living in Tndiahapolls tad. by. colleting om tis ree 1c thled a deat eats Swed ie Bond 4€ called at b-treasury, ni and asked if 1t was all right, on being a3 sured after @xamination that ‘tw ‘was 80, he con attorney, and was duly accounted to 8 Mr. Browne. A few weeks later the srg! for Mr. Pinover, and money paid, as the bond ina had Thad been and the of it to Brot ry. The @ verdict for Btn York Times, 527A few weeks of Chet dit in Pate tobe ee tothe regi dy wo with the re juest. have dito compl of woman's see her Rae ie ts SaRan BERNHARDT's Wutwa.—A Paris dis- ogleny 3 —— ery has withdrawn ber <, ty nie in t" "Aventariecn. lece, lie Augier, was er Francais on Sarah tn the Ue role, ve failure and got, in conseq: lashing from the critics Smarting under this unaccustomed discipline the tery traedienne flew into passion such as she has never attained in even her most felicitous moments on the stage in Medee, sent in a scorching letler of resignation to M. Perrin, the manager, packed up her things and quitted her home with her maid as sole companion. In her letter she contd that she has left Paris and she com. plains that she was forced to play *LAventuriere” without a proper reheat Therefore she makes a soleam declaration ex- Pressing her unalterable determination never to expose herself again to the risk of a fatlure at the Theatre Francais. The terms of the con- tract of a soriefcire forbid any such abrupt and summary resignation. If the fantastic Sarah persists in her resolution she wtil be Hable to Prosecution in the French courts, and will probably be mulcted in heavy damages. Sarah Bernhard's carcer at the Theatre Francais has not been one of unintes rrupted success. 1 tis only since the days of “ Le Sphinx,” and tn the last five years, that she has won that notoriety which has made her simply unbearable to her managers and her companions. _ MARRIED. Cn the 19th of April, 1830, by ts ee, 8.2 spat AE Alora a Kossand Many ARN SuANe, boul of Washington, D-U- DIED. ‘ine, April 20th, 1880, at at his residence, No. Toven.of menih gts parth year of his age. moraing at 1 ace Methodist treets. (Prince 2 LATIMER, Thi " Gcorgian please copy STACY. On Monday, April 19th, 1830, at 11:20 m., after a short illness, Jouy Cuarsrornker ¥, oldest son of Thos. P and Eliza A. 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