Evening Star Newspaper, June 1, 1880, Page 3

ae ae AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. MISCELLANEOUS. HE STEAMER © MATTANO, a= (Ca —— x ——— H. Bries,) been thoroughly overhauled _ eres Neon ta tee mont wate tential Ww: resume her trips on ch 4, 1580. Leaves 6th-st. wharf Thureday og rien at7s.m., a8 : jeomicr. On Sundays, for Mattox “sand landinws in St. Clement's Bay. ping and return- Agent, thvatreet hart. ORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE STEAMER es ae THE LAKE. ae Ben hart and FRIDAYS, at 5:30 p. ik alternate daye st $ p-1. stop, Finey Point, Point Lookout and town at lp as MONDAYS: eon ge Some ne ‘nce Nak Met. Bank,onp; Treasury Depa rtm (ORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, Teac Fuse Spt HE SOUTH. IRGE 2 ‘Commander, LEAVES | Nonrorg, From foot Seventh st. | a Ever a AND Bes? sl "SEPA NE! at AND SUNDAY, hart, at Piney Point and Point Lookout Going Urning. 1: Round Trip, 81-50. Tickets DDD, Agent, th st. wharf, Washington, D."O, KEELING, Avent Camapbell wharf, Norfol \LYDE’S NEW EXPRESS LINE ETRE INGTON, GEORGETOWN, AL RIA eau AND. FHIILADEDPHIAL Connecting at Philadelphia with Clyde dence, Fall Miver, mad fil nointein ces lence. Fall Miver, an a x ‘of ladiny = aan gBAl LING DAYS. 227-6. net Mo Sp. are uehia sated ye, at 10 a.m. dail il 6 pm Georxetown WH, SOBNSON ead YORK—BOTTERDA) Bret-class received Ges delivered at Whart, foot of 1 WILLIAM P. CLYDE & 00. 32 South Wharves. Phsiaselyita cd Ee S00.. Agents, 12th st. wharf and 1202 F ‘Washinato: P.O: and MAAS," 5. rail the Netherlands leave Company's Dock, Jersey City, rexularly on Wed- isi sou 260.70. 2d Cabin, 845-50. H. CAZAUX, General Agent, fr south Wiliam lew Yor! sxe 8 5 Zenorr CO. ‘935 Penny vans seotine, Wash ington; or F. H! tional Safe Deposit Building, comer New York avenue and 15 ORTH GERMAN MSHIP nw. apa LLOYD—8reu: Lise Between New Yous, Havee, LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN. Steamers of this company will sail every. prday from Bremen Pier, foot of 3d ‘Hoboken. of pesanae: New York to Havre, - ies Cog’ oo and Brem Seri first cabin, 8100; Second cabin, $00; steerage, $30: ste: certificat aie aS e ol OHS & CO. Bow! WG METZENOTT & 00- tor Washingto OUTE. THE CUNARD ‘STEAMSEIP COMPANY LIM- Between New York and Liverpool, Call- at Cork Harbo: is. ewan pune 3 Abyssinia .Wed- Tuy 3 And évery following Wednesday from New York. BATES OF PASGAGE. Ticket to Pane male rr icket to Pai Return tickets on favoraD) Liverpool and other parts oj rope, at lowest rat bills of Tai. viven tor Bat Glaszow, Havre, Antwerp and other F ports on the mtinent, and for Mediterranean PF vod Stent 9 = anwaie ap ze apply at the Company's 0. 4 Bor steel and Sard ‘OTIS BiG! cow. )W. 608 7th street, Washing: HAS. G. FRANOKLYN, Agent,N RAILROADS. 1880 exSRE SM ore 1880 TO THEN UTHWEST. Double "prack, Steel B yer Splendid Scenery, Marnncent | Equipment. N EFFE MAY S1st, 155i TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, co Depot, corner of Sixth and B streets, as follows: Pittebure and the West, 8:00 a.m., with Sieeping Car to : tn with tant | far pit lo, wGiaare - daily, except Sun- daily, except Saturday, with at 7-40 p.m. Palace Care fo » Canandaigua and Watkin: For. William: ort, Lock Haven and Elmira, . except Sunday. For Nw York’ and the East, 8-00 a. »:-00 pm. press of Pullman Par 2:00 a: a Sur day. 10.00 p. = "iY imited on lor Cars, 9:30 a.m. daily, a Say = 7.40 and 10:00 p.m. On Buniay, 8.0, '0-40"am., 0:40, 7-40 and 10°00 For Tope’s Creek Line, 6:40 s.m. and 4.40 p.m., daily, except Sunda: For Annapolis, 6:40 a.m. and 4-40 p.m., daily, ex- Cope Sunday. ALESANDETA AND FREDFRICRSEURG RATL WAY AND’ ALESANDMES AND WASHING- TON BAILROAD. 9, 11.3 1.4.20, §:20.6.25, For Aleister? 720, Sand 11-30 p.tu. On Sunday at 7, 9 tm. and 8 p.m. For_itichmona ard the South, 7s.m. daily, and Traite leave Alsindse! for Washington, 6, 8, 10 rains leave Alcxdndria for Was . 12:5 5, sod 13 22 sala Tang 2:66 pm. Dish. On Sunday at $and 10 a. Thats, information, sleeping and pazior car ac- Lopes can be procured at the offices north. east corner of 15th street and Pennsylvania avenue, northeast corner th and Pennaylvani avenus, and at the depot, where orders can be left for the check. ing of Dbaggave to destination from hotels and resi. ces. L. P. FARMER, General Passenger Agent. FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. my26 ALTIMCRE AND iD OHIO RAILROAD. THE Ct Dow BLE 4 Matioe eee Stig no a ine "North N Siar To take effect Sunday, M: S washine 1880, at 1:30 p.m. ‘TON. Ellicott City and Way Sta- itass Express. Annapolis and way. (nen Hagerstown, ‘sini New York, Philad waitimore Express. Parlor eat lo New York ald hiladelphis. * t +On Sunday only—Baltimore, Annapo- un andn am tet. Louis, Chicago, Columbus and Pittsburs Express. (Connects for Hagerstown and gt Pont of Kocks for Frederick and stations east of a pt Bun imap finat and tuievile, daly ; Grafton toBandusky, § it a} oa lob sth. Baltimere Express. Stope at Biadens- Belteville, Laurel, Annapolis dune ju Sudas gay Baikiore and W # ‘ay 01 re and Way. ‘New York, Puilsdelphia and Boston p.m.—Baltimore and way stations. (Win- Frederick, Hayersto roeand way, vie is Relay.) ma. —Baltit O rciieieh anor wae —tPoint of Frederick, Hagers- inchester and Way Si On Sunday if Rocks and Way Stations ioilise ea “annapolis and Way Ste- m.—*Ohicago and Columbus Express. cars te Chis ae ‘a Balt Ex; ani itimore Express. ‘and Laurel. i 2a +P Seine Bocks and W: Stations. BALTIMORE AND “LAUBEL EX- ™.—tSt. Louis, Cincinnati and be vom cesar, Sunday.) ie am fiunore, Bladcnaburg and Laurel m.—tN anh pi tORe, PHILADELPHIA, York, and special aloepine car PI y- *Sunday only. Other trains daily, except Fears emo ‘Comer teat {aihand Pontaytvania es taken for rewired stan fle ed Tene ice ei] eee BEB Hp BB tt aae. i ies a i E a hs i HI Si rie BE i 4 a pS AND BAN 3 Oticrs of the atwent from Washington, can have needing repairs, exp Yattenticn they — wil smoply, Fer rep. rth the cost. Gene store Wi AES |] 0: Ht =e for Car- Felt Gravel and FUTURE DAYS. (HOMAS DOWLING, Anctioneer. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VA VALUABLE PROPER’ On oon SOUTHWEST CORNER OF NORTE 'D THIRD STREETS EAST, CAPITOL fie By TG ae Nas 3 deed of trust dated the 29fh Am 7 Libs: aay , and duly recorded in ea0 relia be ‘one of the land Teo the District of Ootmmabi the ustee well eel on THURSDAY yeusegy tire 1590. a 6 O'CLOCK, So front of the premi following - Lorin pd aa ay perty, viz : All that Reiaa ae Ce Lerkiy Siegel ee and described on on c tue riat oF a aD ‘ashington, in sais istrict of Scitmbia, as Lot lettsred Ooh Ne ates ak others recorded subdivision’ of original lots num- bered 14 and 15, in square numbered 759, in- Hibs for the sami, ‘at the southwest corner of A street north and 3d street east, and running thence south with the lines of said 3d’ street cast 21, fost: thence west I 109 feet 10 and a half in then north 21 thence east signe theline of North ae st foten anda half inches to the place of bewinning. Terms: One-third cash; the residue in two equal ayments at fix aud iwelve months, with notes garing interest, and secured by a of trust. Atl conveyancing at piircl chaser’s cost. $100 deposit required at the time of s: my27-d&ds GEORGE PETER, Trustee. VHANCERY SALE OF VALTABLE BUSINESS / PROPERTY, SITUATE, iS PENNSYL: NANIA AVE ENUE. NORTHWEST BE ing A dE HREE-STORY BUICK DWELLING, By virtue ee a eee cf the Supreme Coart of the District of Columbis, passed on the Sth day of May. A.D. 1880, 'in equity cause Nos 6,839, docket 17, wherein Emma Myers is complainant, and Charles F. Myers et al. dofend apts, we shall sell at public the ‘premises, on THURSDAY, JUNE, A.D. 1880, at 3 O'cLocK P. at., the following situate in the city of Wash- all of lot numbered five ed ten (10). together with: the improvements thereon, consisting of a three st ry brick Gwelling with rtore. ‘Terme: 2,500 in cash instalments, in six (6). 2 By in four (4) equal lve (12), @ giteen (18) and twenty-four (24) mont’ idence. by the promis- sory notes of the purchasers, bearing interest at the rate of ober annum, secured Dy deed of trust on the property 80! 200 deposit at ime of sale: “All eonvesansins ana reoonting at purehaser’s cost. If teruus of sale are not cos cht with in seven daye the Trustees reserve the rig sll the property at the risk and of the de- fauiting purebaser or purchasers, after ten days previous advertisement. THER H. PIKE, io. 602 T THOMAR, — { Trustees. io. 452 D st. n.w., H. WARNER, Auct. my27-dkaa Mpuos. 3. FISHER & © Real Estate ‘Auctioneers, 2223 F street n.w. TRUSTFE'S SALE. OF BUILDING LOT ON El eae poems BETWEEN K AND ad of trust, dated the 1st da'y recorded in eof the land. r equest Y will eclliat public emises, on WEDNES- E, 1880, AT 5 0'CLOCK leed mentioned, being Liber No. of the M, lot numbered twenty-seven ), in square num- bered one hundred and seven (107), according to the plat of the city of Washinzton mting fonr- teen fecton Eighteenth street west, and running back the same width the depth of said lot. ‘Terms of sale: The property will be poll sub ject to all general and special taxes due thereon, for one half the purchase money cash, and the residue on acreditof sx months frdm day of sale, purchaser wiving deed of trust on the property to secure de- ferred payment. A deposit of $50 will be required when sale ismade, and if the purchaser shall fail to comp: ihren terms of sale in ive days the prop- erty will be resold at hie risk aud cos py2 C. VN. CALLAN, Trustee. B. iH. Se Heal Estate Auctioneer. FE OHANCE. ee eae STONY. ae HOURES. Now UN- pr UN. SE TO BE Rok ON ai CSA ALLY TIER AL Ties, Ou (HURSDAY ae 10TH, 1880, ar 6, O'CLOCK P. M., on the premises,” I will sell Pasi of the eight liouses on'D street, between Ist snd 2d streets southeast, near Provi ence Hospital onthe following liberal terms, viz: $25 on each house to be paid at the tine ‘of the sale, and the residue of the purchase moue: interest at six per cent per Yearly; conditioned that the with di si] ind the lots ee closed e miplete, and the houses insured, a building foan of 300 will be made on eich house, for the same time and at the same rate of interest, a deat given to the purchaser, and a deed of trust taken to Secure the whole, witli accruing taxes VAR! Spy27-coakds Real Estate Auctioneer. ios ANNUAL SALE AT TUNLAW FARM By CaTALOGte oF HIGH-BRED REGISTERED JERSEY OATTLE, ‘Will take piace THURSDAY. 3: Thos, L. e's Stock Farm **f) commieticing a at 1Lo’CLOcK a. M., 20 HEAD OF ae ora E, 6 HEAD OF ALDE TELE, YOUNG BUL! e eae es spe vice: LS, 80) COWS, HEIFEHS aud ©. The ‘*Tunlaw” Farm berd was ee with a view to the improvement of this valuable strain of Cattle and bas takeu the premiurz over all competi rs at every exhibition where shown. Premiums awarded this herd last year amounted to over 8600. This sale presents a most excelient opportunity for lers to secure first-class stock. ‘The dams and sires rk the stock offered will be on exhibition the Say of MMEDIATELY after the above will be sold sev- “STAR PILOT and BASHAW COLTS,” ranging from 1 to 4 years old, raised by Mr. Hume. LS0, £0 BERKSHIRE and ESSENX’S PIGS, for breeding purposes ; the dams and sires exhibited Previous to sale. the above stock is usranted as represented, and will be cold without reserve. Mr. Hume, makivy s 5) ete breeding Jersey Cattle, Berkshire and Essex Pigs has decided to have revular yearly sales of ulars in the catslonnes, Ww “Tunlaw Farm,” Hum auctioneers. Conveyance of inspecting the stock ,revious io sale on applica- Hon, Lublaw Farm only belne « short drive from Ai, Hume will be Pleased to show his ENTIRE stock to visitors ou day o! jeensey ances will lea’ f Highand Boag 9: 30, 10. 10:30 and 11 oe streets, Georxctown. at 9, o'clock a.m. on day of sale myl5-eo DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES SALE OF A EROSTORY FRAME USE ON THE NC Ore ECT 8Ths PP REDENICK AND D FAYETTE STREETS. GEORGETOWN, By virtue of a deod of trust, dated the 13th day of August, 3 in Liber 866, folio 75, J rec-. ords for Washinwton, District of Combes the un: dersigned Trustees will oe on Wea RSs the 97H Day oF JusE, 188i rou @ follow. ing described property. ¥i that part ‘of numbered 40, in Pt ” Beathy, Threikeld’s and Deakins’ addition to Georsetow: Font on the north side of Prospect street, distant ‘1 feet west of Frederick street, said point being the center of the dividing wall between the two Frame Houses; thence north with the center of said dividing wallone hundred and twenty feet; thence west eighteen feet; thetce south one hundred and twenty feet, and then cast ciguteen feet to the be- the balance at six and twelve months, with notes beariny interest at 8 per bexinuing at 9 cent. per annum until paid, and sdcured by a deed of trust on the prope: All conveyancins aud recordine at purchaser's cost. $100 deposi time of sale. If the terms of sale are not muplied with in seven days from the day of sale, the Trus- tees reserves thie rizht to resell tie property at the Tisk and cost of the defaultir “purchaser. WILLIAM UGH,? { Trustees. my27-d&ds MAYHEW buaren. ALTER Bb. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. VALUABLE AD irtue of ae ee ae at eee ber bath, A.D. 1876, and d Liber No. 834, folio 333, records for the District of bia, and by dir ton of th We eecured the i Will eel'at pab- eee et We {n€ premises, on MONDAY. 4 Jcxg 71H, all that certain ee ee i ‘are and Leing in the city of trict of jolumbia. being the cast half of lot numbered four (4), in syuare numbered four hun- dred and forty-seven (adi, fronting thirty feet six inches (30 ft. 6 in.) on nortl N street. Terms of sale: One third cash ; Palace an sixand trelve months from day of al interest at the rate six per cen! eae aind secured by a decd of trust om the property sold, or all cash atoption of purchaser. A deposit of 8 ‘S100 required at time of sale. If terms are not com- plied with in five days from day of sale, the ‘Trustee reserves the right to resell at risk and cost of de- faulting purchaser: my2i-eokds THEODORE SHEOKELS, Trustee. ALTER B. WILLIAMS & OO., Auctioneers. virtue of a deed of trust, recorded in Liter 788, at folio 12, one of thé land Ree of the, District of Columbia, bel of land situates i ington, in th ine tnt the Supreme Oourt Rintie In egarey Cause No. 7 261, (Redweway va. Smith) the undersizned will offer for fale aye Suction, in front of the premise THE 5TH Day OF JUNE, 1880, aT 6 O'CLOCK P. real estate in said deed of trust described 1 wit: Lots two hundred and fifty-six (256) and two hundred and fifty-eight (258) in te recorded plat -& offormn of sal the balance in month ly installments of ten B15) dollars each, bearing interest at 10 per cent per annum until paid. asian of one hundred dollars required at time of | lib conveyan parch v days wiven to comply with terms of sale, and the trustee then reserves the rixht to ae at risk mae ot yurchaser, after five da: itn percuee: - RVOODBURY W 330 Ee street. be Pa informed that the carried on as The same excellent workmen are a | SEES eae ose a8 aps ber tina Er third floor. THIS AFTERNOON. ITCH, FOX & BROWN, Beal Estate Brokers. CHANCER’ ALE. VERY DESIRABLE BR IEDING. eg OE, THE Nor iT. zen SECTION OF THE CITY, FRONTING P AND TWENTY- -EIRSt 8 STBEETS, AR As iT oo decree of ofthe Di ofa ipreme Court, of the District of Golumbin passed on the 8th of February, 1879, in Pant No. Be? 1D will ect, ont BDAY, Jux ist, Secor ie Peak oromnk &. M., on the premises, the following prope: ae Tat five 3 in Square 95, on the northeast corner of 2ist and P streets n.w., and containing 10,042 ace feck of ground. ‘This lot will be subdivited desire, ely after, 8 96, oe 4, re ae Er a i tare hh _ aeeres ie 7, juare feet o! ground, on Pistreet, between 2th sud Zist streots ‘Terms, as ureseribed by the decree, are: One- third cach ‘and the residue in three equal payments at six, twelve and eighteen months from day of sale, and secured by deed of trust on the property sold, with notes bearing interest at six per cont per an” num until paid. All conveyancing at purchaser's cont. A devosit of 860 will be required on each lot e time of kale. BH. WARNER: Aue eee rts Tay8-20W (Law Rep., 31) VHANCERY SALE. OF PREMISES Nos. 012 w STREETS NORTHWEST. y virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Colunubla: ‘passed in the oa] tauee of Clements et al. vs. Clements ct al-s No. 7.102 equity, 1 will offer for sale at gable in front of the premises, on TUE: 1880, AT 6 O'CLOCK P.M , all of pa ict Mi, in square 86, with the iniprovements sarees on, consisting in two desirable three-story, and basement brick dwellings, and situated in Wash- ington city, in said District. erms of sale: One-fourth cash on the day of sale or within seven days thereafter. the residue in three equal instalments in six, twelve and eizhteen months from the day of sale, ‘the purchaser’s notes to be wiven therefor, bearing interest from the day of sale at six per cent per annum, or all cash at the option of purchaser. Title to be retained until the purchase money and interest is 1 convey- ancin at purchaser's co 10 deposit on ac- ceptance of each bid JAMES 8. EDWARDS, Trustes, t. nw. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct. my18-e0kds T. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer. Si berars SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED ERIMPEOVED PROPERTY ON OAP- AND UN IToL By virtue of a deed of trust cates ey tem- ber bth, AD. 188k, duly record ber No. 760, folio 231, one of the land records: for the District of Columbia, and st the request of the thereby, I shall sell at public auction, in front of the Fespective premises, the following. Gercribed real es in the city ict of, “Golumbin, to wit: On MONDAY be $1-1880, a5 30 O'CLOCK P.a, of Jot numbered eight (®), in square rmibered Feven hun yell (158), Dexinning theeast line of “2d ptrect east between North & Strectand Maryland ‘avenue, distant four 2) feet north from the southwest corner of said lot elzht {P), and running therice east $8 feet to an alle thence north 45 feet; thence west #8 fost to i street; thence with said street south 45 feet to the place of beginn: EP-Me Achtonts ety showing s perfect title to the above property, will be exhibited at sale. 180, .ON SAME DAY, AT 6 O'CLOCK P. Lot nuimbered eeven ( pundred aud forty-one (04 ni +N: nine 1), ning in the east east,” between East Gapite! A strects, distant thirty (30) feet six (6) incheseouth from the northwest corner of said lot, and running thence south 16 feet 6 inches; thence eaet 77 fect $ inchea ; thence north 16 fest 6 inches; thence west 7 feet J inches to the place of bewin- bing, umproved by a two-story Frame Dwellin ‘Terms: One-third cash the balance in 6 twelve, eighteen and twenty-four months, with Interest at 6 per cent. per annum, secured b deed of trust on the property sold, or all ca option of the purchaser; $50. deposit on each piecs of property required at time of sale, and all con- Veyaucing at purchaser's cost. ‘Terms to be con- plied with in teven days. ALBERT F. FOX, my20 eod&as ‘Trustee. £"THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL. FAL DAY, JUNE 4, 1980. same hour and place. Jel. ERT F. FOX. Trustee. ORES DORERTa Auctioneer. SVECIAL CATALOGUE SALE OF RARE. oLn E, FINE HALL OGANY FURNITU! Ghocks : On THU RSDAY “MORNING, Jusr 3p, 1ss0, at TL ocLock, within my salesroom, (Star Office Building) I shall sell, by ca logue, a grand collection of f Antiqiie Maboz- any Furniture and Hall Clocks, comprisiag the rious designs of a hundred years ago, all in splendid preservation. my31-3 THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. TO-MOREOW. ‘OUNG & MIDDLETON, Auctioneers. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO-STORY AND EASEMENT BRIOK DWELLING, WIT’ TWO-8TORY BACK BUILDING, No. 1358 F poTREET SOUTHWEST. By virtue of a deed of trust to me, iter da Gi] Uth July, A.D. 1s74, and recorded in Liber folio 466, one of tne land records for the District of” Columbia, and at the request of the holders of the note secured thereby, I shall offer forsale, at public auction, in front of the premises, at 6 p.m., on WEDNESDAY, June 2.1880 part of fot 15, in eqtiare 263, deccribed ae follows nin; for the same at the northeast comer of eald ot, am {hence running wost alonx the line of south B rect twenty-five (25) feet thence south, and at anules with said street, ninety-one (BL) foct tote rear line of lot; thence east, with said rear line, twenty-five (25) feet to the southeast corner of id lot; and thence north to the beginning, to- gether with the improvements described above. ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money, toxether with the expenses of sale, in cash, and the alance in three equal payments at one, ‘two and three years, secured by @ decd of truat upom the roperty sold and the notes of the purchaser bear- interest at seven percentum per annum until paid, or all cash at the option of the purchaser. All conveyancing at purchaser's cost. A deposit of $200 required at time of sale. If the terms are not coniplied with in ten days from date of sale, the property, will be resold at purchaser's cost. myl8-cokds_D. W. MIDDLETON, Jn., Trustee. OSTPONED SALE OF SUPERIOR S| ROPERTY. AT THE HEAD 0) GON: Reogtour a AVENUE NO! EST. That magnificent piece of Pee i | AB 4 ing 311-70-100 feet on Boundary street, at the Junction of said Boundary ec and Oonnec-. tiout avenue, being Lot the recorded sub- division of *‘Oak Lawn, cont feet, which was advertised in * on Saturday, the 22d of May, and a the 28th of May, 1es0), and tne sale both days post: poned on account of the weather, will be again of- fered for sale on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, THE 2p OF JUNE, 1880, AT 6 O'CLOCK F.M. rms of sale: One-third cash; and the balance in one and two years, with seven per cent interest, payable semi-annually, secured by deed of trust on the property. 1 29-1 dgae JOHN E. NORR1S, Trustee. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEE SALE OF WHARF PROPERTY AT HE FOOT OF DE aTON STREET, GEORGETOWN: By virtue of a Grae at eon dated the day of October, 1878, and duly recorded Liber No. 903; folio &e., one of the land. District of Columb records for Washington ne demiened Trustees will sell on THU. BeDE 10TH DAY OF JUNE, 1880, AT 6 O'CLOCK premises, the following. All thatelot of croun: Georvetown, District aforesaid, ‘ins, lazinove’s addition to said town, fronting twenty-six (26) feet on Virvinia ayenuc and extend- ing south 254 feet more or less to the cl nel of the Potomac river, bounded on the east by Washington: street and on the sweat by. the lot belonsin Mrs. Brossnan. The above-deseribed lot having been Sap ered by sob Tees trustee, and Sarah B. ‘Thomas to Beate oe and ares Simms by aeeae ene the ce May, 1857, and recorded in Libe: 3S. 165, 10 90, bone Lot 97, in Dea- Hine, Leoand Gazinoves aaation to Gedceatan now e known as Lot in said Georg: ‘Terms: One-third cash; the balance at six and twelve monthe, with notes bearing interest at eight Ber cent per ainum until paid, and secured by a eed of trust on the property.” All conveyancing and recording at purchaser’s cost. 100 deposit required at time of sale. If the terms of sale are not complied with in seven days from the day of sale, the Trustees reserve the rizbt to resell the proterty at the risk and cost of the defaulting Purchaser. EH. WILSON, + Lyzrdcda “WM OLABAUGIT' Trustees. (CBABLES W. HANDY, Auctioneers. VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON I REET NORTHWEST, AT POBLIO AUG- By virtue of A. deed of trust, dated the first day of April, 171, recorded among the land fea records of tie Dietrick of Oolumubie, fn Liter No. 638, folio 428, the undersigned trustee will offer for gale, at public auction, in front of the Piguikes, op SATUMDAY, ite Sri pay or Juxe, 880, AT 6 O'CLOCK P. 1 that parcel of ground situate in the city of Washington and belts rect of Lot numbered fourteen (14), ‘in square num- bered five Lundred and sixty-two (562), and de- bed as follows: Bexinning for the same at a Point in thelline of Tstrect morthy at the northeast comer of ssid lot, and running ihence south one hundred and fi ) feet to a private alley Faid square: thence weet twenty (0) fect, gue 3 jnches thenge north one hundred and Afty (150 vet: thence ‘vast: twenty (20) fest Gight (6) inches to. the berineing. "She Senpreeee nents cousist of a Three-story Brick Dwelling use. ‘Terme of sale: Oue-third of the purchase money cash; balance in equal instalments, at one and two }eavs after date, the deferred payments to bear uterest at the rafe of six per cent per annum, and to, ured by a deed of trust upon the property fold.” $200 down at time of sale. my26-d&ds EUGENE CARUSI, Trustee. UNCANSON Bee Auctoneers. th and D streets northwest. PROVED ee eS on the described property, viz. lying in that portion of ze calle a aoe ape OFT AS if By virtue ofa decd of trust: cated 23a Sucuet, ALD. 187s, and duly ‘recorded in Liber No. 892, folio’ 306, et ‘seq. f th Land Records of the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured thereby, I'will sell at public auction, in front of the premises, on FRIDAY, THE 4rit D 2 Srx O'GLoek &. ises, to wit: A thi fees or parcel of ground lying and being In the Clty of Wasi and District of Columbia, and known, and de- scribed on the zround plat or plan of said city as part of lot numbered one (1), in square numbered seven hundred and fifty-six (7 part of lot having a front of thirty-two, (33) tech, eye depth of one hundred (1U0) feet, toxether the improvements, ways, easements, ght} pat leges aud appurtenances to the same beloniing or in any Wise appertaining. | Tmprovements consist. aoe two oe brick Houses, Nos. 230 and on C street norineast. ‘This p To Will be sold subject toa deed of trust, of . 40.50, with interest at 8 per cent. from May tu i bi tiie eral; balance inex tweles Gi Baten: twenty-! four, thirty and Ce -six months, with 7 per cent interest and. to” be secured a sold. Cocver ‘ancing p Ferme to be complied with, i seven days, aceees the Trustee reserves the Tiuht to resell at risk and cost of defaulting put. Sseer, after giviny five oa i peublle notice of such 100 aeporit on each honse at time of Bale. fede DANIEL E. CMI by ‘Trustee. VALU euengrs ESTATE IN GEORGETOWN, C., THE 8. E. GOR: iS AND STODDERT deed of trust, dated on the, and of record among the a District of Columbia, in &c., and at the request of dersixned rtue of Aare records. of the D iheré 815, at follo 20 trustee, will, on ToesDay Tio are olcuoce fell EG public, euetiony és Fea, eorgetown. in trict of Columbia, bel Lote 280. and a. part of Lot 279, allig Thomas Bealtsadaleion ‘ana desorbed as follows: Bozinniny for the sa ieat tle south: east corner of the intersection of Stoddert and Qonarese strocte, and runnin east with | south Tine cf Stoddert "street 225 the west line of the Ey Ofentdlot 19; au saitniae cn, conveyed ease 3eth, 1876, ber 80 Ok, un as THESTH Day OF JUNE, rem: » in front of the certain real estate in said ii The expenses of sale aud tas er The expen ea sounced ab tinsel sale. If 1HOMAS DOWLING, Ai Auctioneer. CHANCERY SALE OF L Ee fee WEST 10 ¥EET 1 INOH OF LOT 4, SQUARE 1050, CORNER MARYLAND AVENUE. Nol AND FOURTEENTH ‘StieeT BAST AND ESO PARE LOT 1. IN SQUARE re OORNEI 1 STRI R TE NDSUUTHE STREET CITY OF Wasik Serom pec of eg rtue OF a decree of the Supreme Court he District of Columbia, pated in equity fy Gauss of mance Joyce against, Mary White et al., equity No. 2597, the undersiened, as trustees, will sell at publicauction, in front of the pramiges, on MONDAY, ‘THE MTH DAY OF TUNE, D. ISO, AT 9 lcLock p- af, all those pioces ot fareels of kround known as lot No. 5 and the (Feet and 4 inch of lot 4, in square 1090, by the depth of said lot 4, and improvements And immediately after the above sale; AT stx O'CLOCK P. M., We Will sell, in front of the premises, all that piece or parcel of cround in said city and Pistrict known ax part of Lot one (), in Square No. 876, bexinning for said piece of ground at the south east corner of said square and fronting on south & street 41 fect and 6 inches and running thence north 76 feet; ther.ce east to the line of 7th street east 41 feet ( inches: and thence south with said streot 75 fect ; with the improvements. ‘Lerms of sale: One-third cash; and balance of purebuse money to be paid in ‘six, twelve and eichteen months from day of sale, with interest at six percent. prr annum, and for payment thereot the purchaser or purchasers to ive his, her or their promissory notes, with a surety or sureties, to be approved by the Trustees. No deed ziven’ until purchase money and interest shall have been paid. The ce of purchase money to re- main a lein on said real estate, or the purchaser or nirchasers ca pay all cash oa day of aale or on rati- Beation thereof by the court. conveyancinz ot ‘A deposit of $50 on each lot sold MORRIS, 1306 F st. i te Wilt JAM ea MILLER, 490 La. aye. ) Trustees. my31-d&ds iCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. purchasers cost. will be required, TRUSTEES BALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY, CORNER OF BINTH AND D STRERES ROETH WEST. WITH THE BUILDINGS Eb Fite of 8 decrge No. 3,571 and No. juity, in the Bupreme Court of the Distr lumbia, 1 sell, on WEDNESDAY, JcNe 97H, A. D AT 5 O'CLOCK P. M., in front of the premises, all that certain parcel of land situate in the District of Columbia, and known as those parts of Lots Nos. land 2, in Square No. 457, which are contained in the following metes and bounds: Beciuning for the same at the northwest corner of 6th_and Dorthweet, runnine tenes worth Aftge four 111d feet; thence west one hundred and sixteen 9-12 feet; thence south to D street fifty-four 11-12 feet ; thence east with D street one hundred and six- 12 feet to the place of beginning, together gurtenance: Term fourth of the purchase money in cash, of which $800 Will bo required 40 be deposited by the purchaser at the time of sale: balance at six, twelve, eighteen and twenty-four months; or al! in carh, ‘at purchaser's option. The deferred pay- mente, if any, to bear interest from the day of sale, and to'be secured by a sien upon the property sold. The sale is peremptory. UBADUEY, 452. TH. JESUP SICLEE, | my28-dkds assed in the causes - Trustess. ne a ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTER'S SALE OF ‘ HOUSE AND LOT ON STH STREET NORTHEAST. By virtue of decd of Gast ree asta 220 of Apri 1879, recorded in Liber No. a fe folio: of the Isndrecords of Birrrict of Gatihbiard wilh ote fer eoene public suction, in front of the preméees, on MONDAY, JUNE 7TH, 1880, av 5 O'CLOCK Pa.) part of Lot 20, Fquare 459. in 'Washinzton city, being the north 40 feet 1 inch front by the Tull’ depth of ssid Lot, a: Soe the improvements. ‘The proper- ty_is irdproyed by a neat Frame House. of sale: One-third cash, of which 8100 must be paid when te prorerty 18 struck olf, one- {third in six mouths, and one-third intwelvemionthe with interest on deferred payments until paid at ht per cent per annum. Conveyancing and re- corn purchaser's costa. are not com- d with in five days, T will resell at the risk and Post of defaulting purchaser. HUB A. BIRNEY, Trustee, my28-dte 330 4'4'street n.w. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE. Under a deed of trust tome, besring date 19th January, 1875, and recorded in liber ‘77, one of thé land records of this District, at pages 69, &c., I shall geil at public auction, to the hiiheat bidder, on the premises, on THURS- DAY, THE 10TH DAY OF JUNE, 1880, AT 6 O'CLOCK z SS part of lot 22, in equare 1027, beginning at the n'e. corner of square and running thencesouth on 14th street east 100 feet; thence west 26 feet; thence nor-h 20 feet: thence east 10 feet; thence north to H street north 80 feet; and thence’ by and with H street 16 fect to the beginnin: «—default hav- ees been made in the payment of the debt secured vane property is improved by substantial frame mildings. Terms of sale: One-third cash, and balance in equal payments in one and two years, bearing in- terest, deferred payments to be in notes of pur- chaser, secured upon property. All conveyancing it cost of purchase “ an = WW. B. WEBB, Trustee, my2T-eokds 406 5th street. H. WARNER, Real | Ketate Auctioneer. ate ee SALE OF A TWO- SrRy tee ELLING, WITH LARGE Gk ST. By virtue of a certain deed of trust, dated August 24, 1877, and duly recorded ih Liber fay No. 568, folio 215, and at the request of the. party secured, we will sell at public auction, in front of the premises, on MONDAY, Juse Tzu, A.D. 1880, ar 8 O'CLOCK B. af.» the following-de- acribe: round, situate a picelor or, parcel of in the oy of D. C., and bei . the west thirty-eight (38) Feet front, and runuiag back with that width the depth of 202 feet 43s inches, of lot numbered twenty-five (25), in square cine hun- dred and geventy-seven, (st, improved bya large two-story frame dw ALSO, ON THE ey Day, AT 53g O'CLOOK P. M., the flowing -deseribed pice or yaresl of, ronnd, situate in the city aforesaid, and bei sae the nort! fourteen and one-half (14's) feet front by doy of of Jot numbered seventeen ( ning hundred and twenty-s i (26) proved bY siya two-story frame dwelling, e part of Lot 26, are SUT be bein one-third C3), casi Ba balan iriceat al Prete payable in in one, two an ee ye years aS of sale, for which notes of the purchaser will wz interest at rate of per shan gud “cred Dy 9 dood of txust on prope: or h, 8t_purchaser’ ion. ie terms on bare of Let int Ba ‘Square 26 el cath, 850 dey alt on feck Ploce of property time of sale will be requir Ail conveyancink at ‘aser’s Oost. Terms 7 be complied with in ten aaye from da) ee alee ; mydt-eokas GRONGE WHMCREE ; Trustood. NTH Bi NORTHEAST, IN W, TON ITY, D. 0. THIS PROPERTY CONSISTS OF THREE ‘TWO- STOR x HOI WITH BAY WIN ws, EOTIY LY 1108; 1110 J AND aa B STHEEr et NORTH. AND W LL, 3 “ELY. By virtue of a deed | bor bil 18te, ‘ang anly modded in Liber No. 89%, follo 271 mn records of the ct of Golumbis. and at wee writ; secured thereby, we will situate in Waa ‘District aan and known upon Ua pam of sate city,as and being Lote Bu, 81 es in Starr’ sFecored subd. vision, of 1 is ‘Galiok'st 's reco! vision of muare 987, with the improvements upon sala a lots b conkist of a two-story Brick House, winks bay windew and all modern fhuprovenients do” teok of said lots. cra sale: Qno-thind cash, and balance in siz id twelve ge ue interest u) aie payments from day until paid, mee tee caret of vor csueun per secured by deed of pon, the Pro} en pend by edt Pe | eaee of re Par atio oan pee stately. a a tine of sale, and all convoyancine were af : i 2 <= Er ie lu oeies gen ehon bg? PS He [RE MILD POWER CURES. HUMPHREYS’ Seite tgp tat hd Staie, pra ie, Prompt. emcee andr able thes are tne are the ‘adapted to poputar oe PRINCIPAL Nos. : Rheumatic }. Fever and Agu ‘out vere f Piles, Blind or Bleed : Whoops sexle or chronic Tica ; Shooptiy Violent 0+ 2 General bility, Physical Weakni : Kidney Disease, . Drinary Weakness, Weltft 32. Disease of the Heart, Paly FOR SALE BY ALL, DREGGISTA, Or sent by the case, or siuwie vial, free of charse, pt ef .. ota Gdncke HUMSHREYS? onzorarmio MED- 1a CO, N.Y PHRE 109 Fulton at. Humphreys’ Specific Manual on Disease and Its ones aps-eoly DR. F. A, VON. MOSOHZISKER, OFFICE 619 Nineteenth st. n.w. Bpecial attention given to the trestment of DEAFNESS, NOISES IN THE HEAD, IM- PAIRED SIGHT, CATARRH, ASTHMA, DISEASES OF THE THROAT, LUNGS, CHEST, &o. Dr. von eraereal seed now been long en: mplished sufficient in tee rofession to feel thet ford er commend of is skill or success is unimeooss sary. Asan author of medical works upon the or- gans of whose treatment he has made specialties for ears, aud as an inventor of scientific Si for the treatment of the respiratory organs, he is well known both in Europe and this country. Dr. von MOSCHZISHER feels some personal gratification in the fact that the list of hig patients, past and panes of more meh of distinction, of all vections of the country, than ra at 0} other PHY- SICIAN OF SPEOIAL the United States. HIM can be ex- Their OniGr RAL LETTERS amined at lis Qffice by those interested FROM SENATOR VOORHEES. I thank you very sincerely for the relief I received tens our reaiment of ft of my hearing, which hag bean been serious) aired, the result of an excessive ere oold. - D. W. YOO! BESTORATION OF HEARING. Dr. vi Yon Mogfizisker’s trestment in my case—oa- tarrh and jess—proved # perfect I think it ebnt i foe tribute to him to make ft known to all wi edical services that I have the Taner e confidence in is ae abilities. 3 SOMERVILLE, National Brass Works, Washington. ime —By the advice of Benator Voorhees 1 paca ayeeif tuder sour Treatment for & case of disease and nasal catarrh. 1 haye reason to thd you ave at Uberty to'relerang onc toes, on and you are a er anh ‘DAVIDG! 14 Oblef of the Redemption Division U. 8. Office. FROM HORATIO SEYMOUR. Dr. von Moschzisker brings me letters of intro- duction from genilemen of character and standing. ‘They apeak highly of his skill and success in the treatment of diseases of the Eye and Ear, and those of the Respiratory Organs, and of his attainments asa physi m his treatment of @ case un- dor my obecrvation and personal experienca, I think hecan give rellef in all cases which 23 nit of remedy. QBATIO SEYMOUR. mee? hours: From 9 a.m. tol p-m., and from8 to5 mard4 V ANTER 50,000 PEOPL3: ‘To call or send ordere 1 THE LanGest aNd Most CoMPLETE JOB DYEING AND (OUTANING ESTABLISH- Sours or New Yor. First-class in every particular. Work called for and delivered anywhere in the city, or by mail or see from other places. W. H. WHEATLEY, my149 Jefferson st.,_eorgetown, D.C. ES) & EGG MANUFAC- poe SMITH ee ee NUFAC: Lock Box 1705, Bridgeport, Conn., Manufacturers of specialties in Light Hardware and Metallic Goods generally, Government and Giant Padlocks, Sewing Machine Locks, Piano ‘an Locks, the automatically made Giant ine superior to every otter and very much . No special pulley required. The Smith & Exge Manufacturing Co. also wives spec: aa ae tion to the making of ‘estimates for the cost of the manufacture of patented inventions and all the ne- cessary tools, and the manufacturin of the same on royalty. communications treated confiden- tially: my21-Im TESTIMONY OF pitadisrs. —We have been selling Swift's Syphilitic eecine for years, and re- ward it superior to an: iz known to science, for the diseases for which it is recomutended. We bave ner eEnyn of a single failure. O; Thomasville, Ga. ;L. F. Greer & Forsyth, Ga. Hunt, Rankin & Lamar, Atlan ta, Pemberton, Saniuels & Reynolds, Atlanta, TRADE G 1 March, Atlanta, Ga- a. ; Daniel are lanta, aaeoys ¢ We have used Swift's ‘Syphilite Specific in the treatment of convicts for the Jast year, and. believe it is the only certain remedy that will e & per- anent cure for diseases = far wel yon recommend NDER & OO. 1,000 reward wil be, paid to any chemist who will find, on analysis of 100 bottles of 8. 8. 3. particle of mercury, iodide potassium, or any min- ea poetrent 2 the Ute Shel tg UF ne repared only by the . Atlanta, Ga. Sold by SOHELLER & National Hotel Drug Store. ay yaeim WANTED FEATHERS TO | RENOVATE, fattresses to remake and ue ie, upholetering. Moth exterminated by steam. YOUN 1404 orpoite + one Pennsylvania aye., Willard’ mayl-6m ERKA COTTA WINDOW CAPS, MANUFACTURED FROM THE FINEST OLAYS. ’ VERY ORNAMENTAL, and in imitation of all kinds of stone, and just as durable. For sale ats heavy discount from former prices. TERRA OOTTA VASES, SEWER PIPE, STOVE OROOKS, &o., AT THE LOWEST RATES. POTOMAC TERRA COTTA Co., 401 New Jersey ave., mar2i-ly ear B. & O. Depot. waves) WAVES, WAVES, ae DEMONGEOTS “AMEROSIAL. “616 oth soo opposite 0.8. Patent Office. Ow MEDICINE. HORSE MEDICINE. DOG MEDICINE. VETERINARY MEDIOINE DEPOT, 409 14th st. n.w. ie BOBT. SMITH, V. 8. AND OLD FRIENDS ARE best, so is JUSTH'S old stand ‘ag the onl; piace w where first-class ND CLOT: be sold at re- pn, Address or call at eee as ae st betwen D and 2 store, —) tended B-B._Note by mail promptly ai ECOND HAND CLOTHING, TS, WATOHES, aS ae ap6-19 ABSOLUTE SAFETY}; +* NATIONAL BAFE DEPOSIT OOMPANX, 15th Street and New York Avenus. lar and Damp Proof Vaults from 85 to | neem Bonds on de} tiers Also, receives Silverware in managers—Wm. ident ; Geo. Flies, vlooprosident:B-2, Say ‘Sny- Ser eecreiary A. treasurer; Henry A Wi chin Cassels, ‘Thos: Evans. ‘maya Cca- (ites oe ‘Habitual Gostiveness, Dys- pais, Cold, ror "Fieatant and reliable in ABTHUB NATTANS, Pharmacist, my26 14th and I and 2d and D sts. now. wieracdon ‘No griping. = SPECIAL BRANCH OF OUB BUSI- NESS. BEPAIRING! ¥ BEPAIRING! SEWING MACHINES of any make Repaired and ‘Warranted. ‘Machines called for and delivered free of charge. Orders by mail promptly attended to, at OPPENHEIMED’Ss, 528 Oth street, St. Cloud Building. Examine our $15 Sewing Machines. my22 iii iern istovee as THE EVENING STAR. TUESDaY... -June 1, ISSO. FASHIONS FOR JUNE. Summer Outfits—Toilettes for In and @Out-door Wear—Tea ing Costumes, and Dresses. _ {From Our Oren Corresponde New York, May 31, 1580, There is one very great and obvious objection tothe dress of the present season, which can be appreciated by any one that has eyes, and that fs not the glaring and absurdly tnappro- Priate (for the season) combinations of red and yellow, or the collections of gilt and tinselled effects, but the loose ends, the flip flapping of Ube palchy garments as ladies walk the streets, The combination of fabrics, the multiplication of different colors strengthen the impression of resUesshess ang uneasiness which movement gives and deprives popular dress, as it is seen on our thoroughfares, of any element it possessed of repose, dignity, or certainty. Basques are cut’ square at. the nec! in front, and In coat-tails at the back. Drapery has points over- er lapping squares, and long ends which, like the stragglers after an army, have LO apparent connection with the main’ body. Throughout the thing, to which tt is folly give the name of design, there Is an utter lac Of sequence and order, Such as ts necessary to tive an idea of purpose and completeness, ENT NOVELTIES. Recent devel®pments prove that there has been no active advance made either fn taste or methods. We are just as ready to selze an ab surdity as ever, and it 1s probably only a ques. tion of time When hooped skiris and all other monstrosities of the past will again come to the e. Quite a new idea in complete spring s Is the “Pligrimage sult.” It 1s a very good name for It, as it was originally designed. ‘The only objection to tt 1s that ft 1s not neat or practically suited to its purpose and looks fan- as If Intended for a fancy dress rather than a compact traveling dress, which isits use, if it has any. The feature of It Is a long loose cloak with a hood. This Is ted at the throat with a ribbon or cord and tassels, and as it hangs free down its entire length, the inner edges are lined with satin, The sleeves are siighuy Howing. IUsskirt, broadly belted tn with chamois leather, ana a chamois pocket is suspended from tne side under the cloak, the open front disclosing {t, however, as it 18 worn very much toward the center. Hats and bonnets show the wildest vagaries. ‘There are straw gipsles which are very well suited to little girls, and a certain kind of pas- toral, childish looking women, but are hideous- ly unbecoming to others, and with the natural perversity of human nature, now that there potnted plenty of varlety, almost everybody gets the Wrong thing and there ts the confusion of Babel Instead of the lovely harmony of blended and refined tastes. All the yellow straws, yellow “satin” straw, yellow Leghorn, yellow Tuscan and yellow straw are in great form and are fashion- y trimmed with red mingled with yellow or with different shades of hellotrope. All yellow bonnets have fringes or wreaths or crowis co’ ered with yellow buttercups or the bright mus- tered or the paler cowslips. Charming wreaths for white bonnets are made of wood violets in two tints, the brim of the bonnet being ned with hellotrope satin and Scarf of lace or tulle used for strings. The all yellow bonnets are not so glaring as might be tmagined, for they are usually combined tn the paler tints, and ta several shades with handsome black tollettes the effect is exceedingly good, ‘The most striking contrasts and those whitch are the most distressing are obtained by uniting the strongest yellows With flery reds, aad these are unfortunately the most common. All-vellow dresses will not beat all uncommon this summer at the watering places, forsome have been made recently, one Of which was of yellow satin foulard ‘trimmed with yellowlace and poppy red satin bows. A NEWPORT TRUNK. Last week a trunk was sent to Newport whicti contained some charming toilettes in the fine summer materials which have recelved the spe- cialendorsement of /a mode. Among these I remarked particularly two of tine ivory Madras muslin, trimmed with rea: Languedoc lace and ruby satin ribpons. Oneof these was made with two skirt; the other formed a jacket with cascades of lace down each side of the front. The back of the skirt was a mass of narrow flounces. A pale blue dress was of the thin wool Ussue called “nuns velling.” It was flounced to the waist with plaited ruffles graduated in ne. ‘The boddice was a deep pitted moyen- age waist, cut In a square at the back, Into ich the pleatings were Inserted, but the Whole effect was tat and shaped closely toa beautiful Ngure. There was no satin trimming except satin bows and numerous pipings 0} satin outlining the square of the neck, witch Was cut narrow and filled in with fne tucked muslin. More in the line of the present rage for quaint figures Was a dress of Japanese chalé with its Pale ground of mixed silk and wool and ir- reguiar design, which st ts a lizard Ina Jeaty stalky a of the same shades of olive, with tlecks of brown, red, old blue and gold. ‘This dress is draped away from the front, which is shirred, aud also trimmed with lace. The satin ribbons, Which seems inevitable, are old biue ard gold. A lovely tea-gown was of cream Surah, trimmed with Mechlin lace and satin ribbons, anda stylish dinner dress was of rich fawn colored silk—the front a mass of shirring, the sides pleated diagonally, the back draped very gracefully above the flounce which was kilted in clusters, and the boddice, an open jacket of soft ruby and gold brocade, bordered with rich lack lace embroidered with gold, which was put on plain so astofallupon. The effect of this toilette was certainly exquisite. What was called an “heliotrope” dress was very effective, though strictly conventional The front was composed of shirred heliotrope silk, and this also formed a closely plea! lower founce. Above this the costume was satin foulard in a chintz pattern, in which there was some mixture of dull violet or hellotrope upon an ivory ground. The back of the basque was gathered in oe and formed an hollow which Was lined with heliotrope silk. The eer | was ruchifg of the silk and satin mixed, the interior plaitings were of fine real Breton lace. It was really tlower-like dress. CURTAIN AND RACING DRESSES. Much more odd and startling are costumes intended for Jerome Park races. One of these was a “curtain” dress, dark flowered chintz, claret and blue over a plain black velvet skirt; large hat of coarse straw trimmed with a soft handkerchief in the two colors, and a bunc! mixed roses; the brim faced with black v Another is a “ handkerchi blue with lines of black, white and pink. It con- sists of a jacket and two skirts trimmedwith cross. bands and a kilted tlounce, and is accompanied by a black “ Rembrandt” straw hat faced with tas but all black on the outside and principally feathers. A dark blue dress, tine wool, is com- posed of pretty trimmed skirt and basque no trimmings save gilt buttons. The bonnet is a capote of dark blue silk faced with yellow gold satin, and a bunch of sagpes is the principal trimming of the outside. A quiet almost quak dress, but very distinctive, is of soft brown foulatd combined with foulard of the same sbade, but dotted with paler petits pois in satin. This trimming drapes and kilts the gkirt, and forms the long close cut jacket, which has a of pure virgin gold, petther deepen Ror ated bs silver. |All the peur copper able m odistes ‘will ‘be brought ts boas - versify combinations of this description “and Fold Ince. goid colored satin, go ‘alk nd broidery mixed with pearls, and gold and pearl fringe, Will ali be Drought into requisition. The finest India muslins are the “Deeca”, and these argexquisitely draped over gold cdlored satin and trimmed with a gassamer lace, wrought With gold thread: a dress of this description is Fart of a summer trousseau, and a reception dress for the same outfit is composed of yellow damask trimmed with the richest Mechlin lace, and cmubroidery and fringes of ivory silk and pearls. ‘The embroidery 1s upon lace and forms the siceves Lovely ganten tolleties for visits at count Places are of white India muslin and lace wit rpiture of gold colored satin ribbon and with ‘hem are worn lange leghorn hats mounted with White ostrich plumes or white tulle scarfs. A pretty idea for garden hats Is to cover a lange h puffed tulle and trimmed with a wreath of yellow mustand cowslips. kon! ms SIA HES 1LLUSTRES. “thuminated astrated” dresses. The following 1s the correct definition: An =illutme nated” dress ts a dress th which the effect aimed is that enrious assembling together, rather than blending of vivid colors, which’ ts to bo found In flluminated books, such, for instance, as those of the celebrated Froissart, where the coe st brilliant Dlue contrasis with the Slowtn d. and with; black, but ail in smnall srctions a Most exquisite as to the manner tn An oT the carment. lustrated” or “iiluminat ol r isin the individual preference tor qi! ‘bat with similar “opposition” the result must be the same, Of tie effect of these “iMuminated” and tt lustrated™ robes, It can only be suid that the re. of lavish expenditure upon t ur is 10 produce a maygnif which the best workers a the closeness of fit, which to resemble more the tuediaeval robes they lin- e, for In the middle ages all upper garments were made for women by tallors. There ts no iook of ease but rather one of rigidity in these costly robes, the picturesqueness of which is tnainly attained by the richness of the material used and {ts novelty of appearance. FOR SUMMER WRAR, “high art” ball costume for roduces a Snow effect in the fo aterial is satin of the new changeable kind, which appears pale Tose in one liglit and shades to pale sfivery blue in another. ‘This satin Is almost as light as summer silk In tea he “snow effect” is ned by the adjustinent of tiny frills of fine alenele justered together upon the shoulders and the top of the hips in such a way that at the first clance 1t_ seems as though the wearer had been snowed upon. To achieve this result the lace Is very closely set upon a toundation of net in innumerable tiny frills, one over another. The panter effect is thus pro- uced On the sides of the hips, and to carry out the idea a circle of valenciennts lace ts set upon the top of the head and fastened with a jewel and a small white feather to the coiffure On the slippers are stiullar tiny frills and all this, looks “snowy. OLD TARLETAN SOUFFIS: AND MUSLIN SOUPELE. For summer balls old tarletan souft yellowish cast and muslin soumé are grea favor, having large spots of verts or white or blue of three shades, some of the spots being as large asa pea. A most cflective Style of soumé 1s black with gold. to the spots: themselves, and the to be produced 1s. th: Spots having been puffed or BlOWN Cyr tsouftle) from a plerced reed and $0 ca" ered irregularly over the material. > regularly ts exceed- ingly good in eect and takes away the great en 'O spotted material; that 1s to say, Ws ti mality. “Gold splash muslin” is another material greatly used for summer balls, and upon tt the gold seems to be trregularly daubed as with the end of a stick after dipping it in liquid gold. Artistic effect ts the alm of these rics, and as few know the difference between ana @lstic they answer every purpose desired. JENNIE JUNE. CONGRESSIONAL. Conclusion of Nosterdayrs Proceed. watering-pl SENATE.—After nar nal closed — ‘The House bill to carry into effect the resolu- Uon of Congress adopted Octobar 29, 1751, in re- ie to a monumental column at Yorktown, a., and for other pw eS, Was passed. It ap- Propriates $160,000 for the erection of such mon- ument to celebrate the victory of Yorktown, and $30,000 to defray the expenses Incurred in the centennial celebration. An amendment offered by Mr. Burnside, providing that Uhtrteen Senators shall be members of the commission ed. for selecting a site, was gs solution, offered by Mr. Pendieton, was adopted, requesting the President to inform The Senate Whether any census supervisors ap- polnted by ana with the consent of te Senay> ave been removed by him and successors ap- pointed by him without the consent of the Senate. The report of the committee of conterence on the District Daw Ppropriation Dill was adopied. Spoke In favor of the Eaton taritt ey in opposition. after which, e Senate adjourned. “Atter our report closed — ry civil appropriation bill being sideration, the amendment. appropri- «00 for the pay of marshals ani tueir general deputies. exc ‘ept for service latter rendered at elections, was agreed to—yeas 55, nays 66. The other aniendments were agread tO and the bill passed—yeas 112. pe 3 53. Mr. Atkins, chalrman oft mrageter on ap- propriations, reported back the legislative, ex- ecutive and judictal a propriation bills with Sen- ate amendments, with the recommendation that Some of those amendments be concurred tn and others non-concurred in. The recommendations of the committee were agreed to, ‘On motion of Mr. Covert, Senate amendments to the agricultural appropriation bill were non- concurred in, ‘The House then, at 3:55, went Into committee of the whole on the general detictency bill, but no quorum voting, the committee rose and the House adjourned. MARRIED. LEONB ERGER—THOUR. On May 224, 1880, at the parsonage, by the Rev. W. E. Parsou, Hes: Ry LEONEFRGEX to Mise Beurua M. Tous, both of Washington D. 0. . DIED. BROOKS. At her parents’ residence, 1015 T st. northwest, June Ist, 1880, at 9:15 o'clock, Ooztra THERESA, ayed five months, infant daughter of ere and Cceana Brooks. Friends of family invited to attend funeral June 26, at 5 p. m. OTEY. On Monday, May Slet, 1580, Cuarues N. Orey, of heart disease, aed twenty-nine years and three months. Funeral will take place from the 15th street Pres- tae Church, on Wednesday, June 2d, at dig PEED. On?May 30, 1880, in Fairfax county, Ya, Janes H. Keep, in the fiftieth year of lus “Funeral will take place from Walker Chapel, at 1p. m., June 2d. (Alexandria papers sicase copy.) AILER. On Monday, May Sist, 18h0, at f? 45 hocd ined with plain sik. ‘The toque 13 of | o'clock p. m., drsnte BALER, younwest Anuhtee dotted foulard with a twist of both around the | of O. he ‘and’ Deborah S. Sail seventeen brim, and a gold riding whip with mounted | years, three months and seven ds = handle struck’ through it, A string of CO Seige ee. iy at. Goorre- Vesds will be, worn ound the meek. Hoa | LHD. C, LAGE Savict™ hades e black toilette is of striped grenadine and satin, | 7°) papers please cory ) 2 Mth Jets A charmigs litte vial of black satin th jet. A cl ig Little visite of 0 in = and jet secompanted this dress, and a black UNDERTAK ERS. ace bonnet SUMMER BONNETS. ‘RED. SPINI eeted bonnets and large hats are the sed UNDERTAKER, ough there are of course a class 01 = street n.w. termediates. ‘One rather, striking novelty vane Branch Btore, 239 43 street s.w. sists of alternating strands of yellow open wor! OHN B. WRIGHT, and satin straw, the first forming loops through J Walch fs run ruby satin ribbon.- ‘The bonnets UNDERTAKER, lined with ruby satin, and trimmed with loops of ruby satin and old gold ribbons, red poppies and yellow wheat. This is the genuine “ sun- set” Yellow satin straws are often lined with yellow satin, and trimmed with yel- low brocade; but these have few ornaments—a gold born in miniature, a With large round fil tion—the color bein: ciently showy in itself. Much prettier are the ivo violet, velvet or satin, and ry chi <& of violets in two shades of the natural color; 0 OF mOdifed gips.. of Boetish ‘straw fac- Of lilies of the v. strings of tulle made with a bow and orate ited with a clus- ter of white roses and ey ait MEDICAL, &e. QRAMATORREEA, pg fpotans 5 Decay, Emisei <3 quichiy Gired by U Da Hexnte. ‘So calo pat Li'Femaie esses, etc., cured. F st. D.w., near aus yib-ime FOREST HAS REMEDY