Evening Star Newspaper, June 29, 1880, Page 3

HE STEAMER * MATTANO. (CaPTars Wr ving been thoroughly overhat and repairré in the most th-st. wharf cue, Noun aad n't, Nomini an 1. On Thuredaye, for sdattox Oreek and Wicomico. On oy ye for Mattox tons and landings in St. Clement's Bay. intermediate —s fon ane return- 3 . T. Je . Amen my31-3m Gth-street mee. V ORF OLK AND FORTRESS MONROE reday and Sunday ‘uendayn, for Coltens., itern: PLES ERS pisos Btesmer JOHN W. THOMPSON, above wharf MONDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, at Tam. EAMERS FOR NEW YORK. Bteameiij« JOHN GIBSON and E. C. KNIGHT Pier 41, aver, NY, SATURDAYS, at 4 p.m. Geor 1p m. MONDAYS. en — Eeaercome, &e “fe to Cason ler Bat. Met. Bank.orp. Treasury Departinent, 3529 MOORE PRED WOOD, Bec'y. rR PORTSMOUTH, FORTRESS MONKOE AND THE SOUTH MEK GEORGE LRARY, ¢a-- Fine US doseen Ware, ender, ‘LEAVES Wasnixerox, Noxvoux, From fo: seventh at. | From Campbell's whart, ve WED-| TUESDAY, THURS- ES! 4, and| DAY AND SUNDAY, grerg BATT DAY, st} at 4 pox. abt st Piney Point and Point Looxout Going First-cin sf re, #1: Ronnd Trip, $1.59 Tickets And stavers on « for xale al W. Bee ie, Puc- Sark, ‘a aye now., and A. P. acer stand N.Y. ave ‘lickets zo0d ¥. D, Axent, Washinton, D. 0, . F. REELING, Agen Campbell's wharf, Norfolk. LYDE'S SEW EXPRESS LINE . BET REN WaASsHIN ORGETOWN, ALEXANDRIA D VHILADEDPHIA, Connecting at Philadelphia with Clyde's Lines for New York. Boston, Provi- dence. Fxti River, and all points in the jew England States. Throw bi \~ of lating given. SAILING DA’ From Wael inutewe Sa 1. Georwe ‘sahingte on. WILLiax: ‘Y DE & OO., General M: 39 South Wins ve, Philsdelphis; JH. JOHNSON 00., Avents, 12th st. wharf and 1203 Fet. n.w., Wi mm. aps ORK_ROTTERDAM. steamers of, tits li ae ani AAS," 8 Mail to the Netherlands, leave pany’: Dock, Jersey City, rewulariy on Wed- BD a Ast Oabin, 80-7). 24 Cabin, 845-50. BH. oaZa- eral Avent. 21 ‘Kew York avenue and apa ORTH GERMAN LLOYD —srzamsure N Lins Between New Youx, Havae, LOXDon, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN. ‘The steamer- of this company will sail every Sat- Brday from br-n.en Pier, foot of Sd atreet, Hoboken. ‘Bates of a From New York to Havre, Lon- & CO., 2 Bowl - @. METZEKOTT & OO., for Wasbinyton. Lesa (unaup LINE. LANE ROUTE. THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIM- Scythia Abyseinis: “Wed [July 23 Ane every fuildwing Wednesday from New York. 890 and $100 vod, accordins to. scoommodations. Picket to Ears, $16, rol additional. te on favorable terms. yery low rates. Bteerage tickets from ne Queenstown, and all other parte of ’h bills of laden #iven for Belfast, Glaszow, twerp and other porta on the Gontinent, and for Mediterranean ports. For freich: a0 passage apply oe sue, Company's office, Ni we reen, th Tare gabin, to OTT BiGELOW, 606 Tih strest Waskinae fon, DO. Ws CHAS. G. FRANOKLYN, Agent, N.Y. RAILROADS. 1880 exsutvssts xoore 1880 TO THE NOR1H, WEST AND SOUTHWEST. ‘rack, Steel hails. Splendid Scenery, Magnificent Equipment. IN EFFEOT, JUNE 14th, 1880. TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Depot, corner of Sixth and Bstreets, as follows: For Pittsburg aud tha West, 8:00 Double + ing Oste to Louisville a.m. daly, with Slee Dure to Ciricint ati, St . Ta. di ith Palace Oar to Pittsburs. AND POTOMAO RAILROAD. Rochester, Buffalo, Niawara to Watkins and the Nerth at 'y except Sunday ; 9-30 p.m. daily, oy, with Palace Cars to Canan- Caigul @ atkins. For Witiaui-y«ri, Lock Haven and Elmira, at 10:40 a.m 5 ept Sunda: For New York and the Fast, 8:00 a.m., 2:00 and 10:00 p.m. Sunday. 10:00 p.m. Limited Ex. presse? Poiloan Parlor Oars, 9:30 a.m. daily, bxeept Sund For Brook); all through trains conrect at Jersey City wich boats of Brooklyn Annex. af fording direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid- ‘ng doub ‘«rriawe scross New York city. jade} 00 a. m., 2:00, 5:40 and 10-00 p. ror on k 540 aka 10°00 p mi Limited : cent Sunday. ©, 640, 840,930, 10-40 8mm , and 1 40, 5:40, 9:30 and 10:00 p.m. On A, 10:40 a.m., 6:40, 9:30 and 10:00 For Fove's Creek Line, 640 a.m. and 4:40 p-m., daily, except Sunday. 40 a.m. and 4:40 p.m., daily, ex- ALEXANDKIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL WAY AND Al EXANDIA AND WASHING- 7:20, 9, 11 8 m.,4:20, 5:20,6:25, iu. On Bunday at 7, $ and'll a. and the South, 7s.m. daily, and p.m. caily, oxcent Runday: een ‘Traing feave 4b <incris for , arm. 12-50. 3. 5, Tand 9.08pm, and 12 mid. night. Gc Sunday at Sand 10 a.m., 7 and 9:05 rmation, sleeping and patior car ac- cam be procured at the offices—north- street and Penusylvania avenu Rorthesst ccrver 6th and Peunsylvants avenue, an at the depot, where orders can be left for the check- ing of bay: destination from hotels and resi- L. P, FARMER, General Passenger Agent. FRANK THOMSON, General Manaver. my26 a AND OHIO BAILBOAD. THE GREAT DUUBLB TRAOR. Bational Koute and Short Line to the North, ees West, ani fect Sunday, May 23d, 1830, at 1:30 p.m. weed ec URAVE WASHINGTON: . 5:00 5. m.—Baitimore, Ellicott City and Way Sta- 6:50 a. m.— Baltimore Express. 655 Sob ons and way. mont, Strasburx, Winchester, Hagerstown, ick apd way, via Relay.) 10 3. m.—Point of Rocks and wa} 35 .m.—Staunton and Va. 8} Y 00, 8 ma, New York, Puiladelphis, Bostou ang Baltimore Express. Parlor car to New York and 9:00a. m.—i0n Sunday only—Baltimore, Annapo- apes +t8t. Louis, Chicago, Columbus and Bi. Pittsburg press. (Connects for Hagerstown and at Point SP ancke for Frederick and statious east of cer (Pied- ‘rede- stations. Exprees. wer 00 8. m.— Baltimore Express. Btops at Biadens- See cele: Serie soo Aner Paoe jeasup’s and Hanover. 12°10 pu. —Laltimore, Annapolis, Elsoott City ~Baitimore and way stations. ., Hawerstown and way, via win. erick, Relay. -m.—Baltimors, Bladensburg aud Laurel Mprederick, vis Belay. Stops at Annapolis RmptPomt of Bocks, Frederick, Hasers- tor Winchester snd Way Stations. ‘Oa . 40 p.m.—tBaltimare, Annapolis and Way Sta- and Columbus Express. te Ohicago daily. Ilade(phia aud Baltimore Express. 30 p. m,—18t, Louis, Otneinnati, press. cars to St. Louis and itimore, 9:35 p.m.—t Bai Laurel Zi0is p. m.—1New PHILADELPHIA, poston aNb BALTIMORE "RESS. Slee) car to ‘York, and special sleeping car to ft! . tBundsy only. Other trains daily, excspt Bunday, ‘trains at ‘Station. Seo ae eens ae eR el ore Stages (aster of Bp LORD, General Passenger Agent. rayt7 ECOND HAND CLOTHING, diate Abate fol B acces cect Wshe eae es brit are pr ate days at 4p. m, stop- a, Piney ae Point Lookout and | i | | ij iS MANHOOD Spermatorrhes, Impo- tency, Seminal Weakness and Dyspepsia cured by using BR. BROTHERS’ INVIGORATING O JR- DIAL. #1 per bottle. 906 B street 6. w.. 0) Smithsonian. Jel9-26* Des eS et catahlisbea. and only reit- able LADYES' PHYSICIAN in the city, can be consulted daily at 455 Massachusetts avenue, from 1 to 9 o'clock. All Female Complaints snd - larities quickly cured. Oonsultation free. Sepa. Fate rooms for patien’ ADAM DE FOKEST HAS REMEDY FOB Ladies. All femaie;compiaints quickly cured. hours from 1 to 9 p.m. ‘ap28-3m' NEAR NINTH.—The new Turkish and 903 Fabia ee moms ts. jell-lm M be consuited daily st 921 7th st n.w. No change of nianavers iS y DR. SHEDD in 1871. The establishment south of New York. octs1 STARTLING DISCOVERY. Ss LOST MANHOOD KESTORED. rema- etc., , has dis- wl ue va oat Ny We decd-n own remedy, a cim ure, to his fellow sufferes REEVES. 43 Chatham ASHOOP pesroRED. PRESCRIPTION FREE. For the speedy Cure of euinal Weakness, Loss of Mantiood, and all dis orders brouslit on by indiscretion of excess. ADY Druggist has the ingredignta. A . Address DAVIDSON & 00., Je6-co 78 Nassau st., N'Y2 YONSULT DR. ROBERTSON, every Wednesday / and Saturday, st his office, 456 C st. n.w., near 4s #t., from 2 to$ p.m., whe, with 15 experi- ence, @uarantees «cure in all the Urinary Organs, Nervous snd Seminal Weakness, Nocturna: Emissions, Impotency, & Gonorrnoes or Syphil- Ig, recently cov tracted, posit 16 days. Cousuitation strictly private, and sepa tate offices for ladies Refers tothe leading physt Cians of Baltimore. Main oftice, 19 8. Eutaw st. Baltimor= Charges moderste. mari9. &. MOTT'S FRENOH POWDERS—Oertain cure for Kidney Diseases, Gravel and a! Urin Diseases, Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness, Impotency, "Giect, Berofuls,” Syphilis, aud al Blood and Bein Diseases epeedily eu Gon E err boss cured in 48 hours For sale by WM. B. EN- TWISLE, Drugxist, corner 12th st. and Pa. ave. Price 83 per box. sent by mail noder seal on re ceipt of price. mard ‘ERRA COTTA WINDOW CAPS, MANUFAOTURED FROM THE FINEST OLAYS. VERY ORNAMENTAL, and in imitation of all kinds of stone, and just ae durable. For sale st a heavy discount from former prices. TERRA OOTTA VASES, SEWEE PIPE, STOVE CROOKS, &o., AT THE LOWEST RATES. POTOMAC TERRA COTTA CO., 401 New Jersey ave., mara7-ly Near B. & Q. Depot. ue GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. SPECIAL BARGAINS. ANNUAL CLEARING SALE or Children's Examination SHOES. Ladies’ SANDALS and TIES. Gent's Low Quarter SHOES. L. HEILBRUN, No. 402 7th st. n.w. Siem oy: THE OLD Woman mt Worpow. Jeo p= CLIMAX FOR Boys, FOR THE 4TH OF JULY, ONLY 25 CENTS. SOLID GOLD GENTS' STEM WINDER, AMER- ICAN LEVER, WALTHAM, MASS., ONLY 835.00. J. M. & B. COHEN, DIAHOND BEOKBES, No. 1007 Seventh st. m.w. MONEY TO LOAN at 5 per cent. ANTED 50,000 PEOPLE To call or send orders to THE Lancrst axp Most ComPLETE 0B DYEING AND CLEANING ESTABLISH- Sours or New Your. First-class in every particular. tithe Work called for and delivered anywhere city, or by mail or express from other places. W. 8. WHEATLEY, myl 49 Jefferson st.. Georgetown, D.O. Je10 D2 QS285 of SECOND HAND CLOTHING, cast! prices from HERZOG'S. ib Stn es nese Pa ave. "Prompt attention wil! be giveu $0" orders 15 parson oF by mail. mara |UNNINGHAM, et Schoo makes +2 sta to . a Rel els old les. eee cer eeep ie gas ‘apse 140 8th st., between G and H. HEAP SEWING MAC! N LLARS. 'Y it ufacts Hing 8 Mackin ike, di COMPANY is manufacta: a ie a~ rable, easy-running, and one which works satisfac- torily. | Its great advantage over other Machines is that if is run by hand, thus preventing the loss of health and strength ao often incurred by ladies who use those run bys treadie. Call and examine them ast the SOVEREIGNS' OO-OPERATIVE STORE, No. 1023 7th st. n.w., the sole agency for this city and Georgetown. Jel0-1m ABSOLUTE saFETY!1 RATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT OOMPANY, 15th Street and New York Avenue. Fire, Burslar and Damp Proof Vaults from 85 to 860 a'yenr.” Government Bonds on depeult ter 1 fer $1,600. Also, receives Bilverwarein Trunks for president Geo. W.ligwe. vos president; B.P. Sny- AY ; Henry "Willaras John Cassels, Thos” Evans." ‘maya cen. or a, Ro. 619 Det., between 6th and tne B.B.—Note by mall promptly a BMYAND NAVY.—Oftcers of the A ‘Navy, absent from Washington, can have thelr ‘atohe eu needing repairs, expressed to me; the caretal Attention they will eoslvet say hands Dempecy'aStationery store Washington. D-07) 8D Ww: Pte Masha Ge LARGEST best manufactoricein é By, ,BUGGIER, PHAETONS, ptias. 54 Sin oy aive the most for ise stoner. Wepairing eo. cited.” KIDDIE BROM., cor. 18% st and Benn: ANI UMBING. JAS. F. BRIEN, 429 Oth st. n.w., PEUMBERG. with a view to. ite proper sanitary a Faurement “Orders promptly flied," ape-Sas" Ww HORSE boa el MEDICINE. MEDICINE. VETERINARY MEDIOINE DEPOT, 409 14th st. n.w. mys BHOBT. SMITH. V. FRE GAS FIXTURES, SLATE MANTELS, _ AT LOWEST MARKET BATES. HAMILTON & SHEDD, aj 35 409 9th st. ANTED YOU TO KNOW wee Petter anda % cheaper than s common Rew suit can be at ee ee Clothing. ANTED — FEATHERS VATE, TO fine loth exterminated by steam. By F. a YOUN 1406 Pennsylvania ave., opposite Willard’ a ; 3 E | On WEDNESDAY MORNING, June 30. 1880, aT 10 o'cLocK, at No. 1012 17th street, between K and L streets northwest, I shall fell for 8 lady leaving for Enrope, the entire contente, comprising = Walnut Parlor Suites, Upholstered in Silk Rep.@ Walnut Parior Suites, upholstered in Sstin aBk. Walnut Mirror-back Etegere, with Marble Slab. Fancy Folding Chairs; Marble-top Tables. ‘Turkish Lounges; Window Hai Handsome Mouquiet and other Carpets. Velvet Rugs: Stair and Hall Carpets. Walnut and Oak Marble-top Chamber Suites. Hair and Hnsk Mattresses. Feather Pillows and Bolsters. Blankets, Comforte, Sheets and Spreads. Welnut Marble-top Sideboard. China and Glsseware. Dining Table and Chairs. Large quantity of Kitchen Requisites, ete. figat “THOS. DOWLING, Anctioncer. FPHOMAS DOWLING, Anctioncer. STFE'S SA! E OF A LARGE THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING ON BRIDGE STREET, BE) WEEN FREDEKIUK AND LINGAN STREEIS, GEORGETOWN, D.O. By virtne of a deed of trust, dated the 9th of December, 1873, and duly recorded in Li- ber 736, folic 447, of the land records for the District of Columbia,and by decree of the Supreme Ccurt of the District of Golunbis, Equity 7,195, Dee 20, passed June 16th, 1880, pppoiniog the undersigned sole Trustee, I shall sell on WEDNES- DAY, JuNE 30TH, 1880, AT Srx U'CLocK, in front of the premises, ail that parcel of ground known upon tho public plata and plan of said town as being all that part of Lot numbered one (1), in Peter Keatty Deakin's and ‘hrelkeld’s addition to ®aid town, dercribed as followa: Bexinning on Bridge street 38 feet east from Fayette street and Tunning thence east 126 feet to an alley; thence south on said alley 150 feet to the Ohesapeake and Ohio Canal; thence westward on said canal to a point directly south of the beginning, and thence north to the beginning, together with all the im- provements, ways, easements, rights, privilezes urtenances to the same belonging, or in ny manner taining. ermis:: $3,000 and the expenses of salo in cash and the re in two equa! payments at one and two yeai notes bearing interest and seca 8, by a deed of truston the property sold. All con- veyancing, &c , at purchaser's cost. $200 deposit will Le required at time of sale. If the terms of Bale are not complied with iu ten, days after the day of sale, the Trustee reserves the Fiaht to resell the roperty at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur- Chater.» [Jel® d&del HO. THOMAS, Trustee. yV ALTER B. WILLIAMS & 0O., Auctioneers. TRUSTERS SALE OF TWO-STORY FRAME, 1335 FIFTH STREET NORTHWEST, AND LOT 12';x80 TO ALLEY. By virtue of a deed of trust, ony 12th, 1879, and recorded in Liber No. 918, folio 4U et Seq., of the land records for Dis- trict of Columbia, and at request of party secured thereby, I will sell’at public auction, in front of the promises, on WEDNESDAY, June 307TH, 1930, AT 6 O'CLOCK P. M , the followiny real estate in City of Washington, in’ said District, to wit: Part of lot 14, square No. 512, bewinning’55'; feet south from northwest corner ‘of sald square and lot: thence Funning south slong 5th street west 12%; feet: thence east #0 feet to an alley; thence north 12; feet, and thence weet 80 fect to beginning, toxether with imp-cyements thereon. gt Terns of sale: One-third cash, of which 850 must be paid at time of eale, balance in six, twelve and eighteen months, in ‘equal payments, to be secured by purchaser's notes, and a deed of trust on property sold, or all cash at option of purchaser. Conveyancing and recording at purchaser's eost. e19-eots WM. F. HOLTZMAN, Trustee. of E. BURFORD, Real Estate Broker. TRUNSTEE’S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON F, BPTWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH STS. SCUTH of a deed of trust, dated Septem= recorded in Liber 697, folio , et seq , of the land records of the Di and at the request of the party secured thereby,'I shall offer tor sale at public gue ton, in front of the premises, on, TUESDAY, the 6rH’"Day oF Juzx, 1880, aT 6. O'OLOGK P. 3. that certain parcel of land in the city of Washing: ton, in said District, known as part of Lots Nos. 2, 3, 4 and 5, in the recorded subdivision of square No. 435, beginning on E street south 30 feat east from the southwest corner of said square, and thence running east along said street 15 feet ; thence north 95 feet to an alley: thence west 15 feet; thence eouth 96 feet, to the beginning, with the free. pee of eaid alley, and improved by ‘a neat Brick welling: Terms: One-fourth cash; balance in one, two and three years. The purchaser's notes to be given for the deferred payments, bearing intorest from day of sale, and secured by deed of trust on the property, or allcash at purchaser's option. 8100 deposit at time of sale. Terms to be complied with Within one week from day of gale, else resale at purchaser's cost. KICHARD T. MORSELL, Trustee. W. B. WILLIAMR &00., Aucts. _$¢26 eod&ds \HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN GEORGETOWN, D. ©., ON THE “HEIGHTS,” AT THE 8. &. COR- NER OF CONGKESS AND STODDERT STREETS. Virtue of a deed of trust, dated on the, March, 1876, and of record among the land records, of the District of liber 815, at folio 208, &e., and the party secured thereb: trustee, will, on TUESDAY, 1880, 27 6 O'CLOCK P. Columbia, in: at tho request of the undersizned as "THENTH DAYOF JUNE, ue ; ti front of the premises 1 extal fell at public auction, Gertain real in said Georgetown, in said District of Columbia, being Lots 280, 281, if Lot. 27! 2m, ,and a part of Lot, 279, all in ‘Thomas Beall’s addition to eald town, and described as follows: Beginning for the ea ie at the south- east corner of the intersection of Stoddert Congress an line of Stoddert ‘street 225 f the west line of the with the dni provements, rights to the same elonsing. }, 000 with interest at 2 0) per gentum per annum, from 20th March, 1879, (less $162.59 paid on account said interest) with the ex- neee of sale and taxes in cash, and the balance of @purciase. money, months, for which a thereof, a reeale will be had at his risk and after a notice to that effect, inserted daily, in tile "Evening Star” newspaper, for 5 dave. , conveyancing and recording at purchaser's cost. my21-d&ds OHAKLES M. MATTHEWS, Trustec. §2-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL TUESDAY, Jury GrH, 1880, eame hour and place. By order of the Trustee. Je8, 15, 29, 91,3,6 vs RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, MALARIA, DIPHTHERIA, PNEUMONIA, SORE THROAT, INFLAMMATION OF THE LUNGS, &. TRADE “SAPANULE.” MARK. ‘The Celebrated Glycerine Lotion Gives Immediate Helief and a Radical Cure. Inflammation of the Kidney Lame Baok- lons or Sorenessof the Burns or Scalds, and all whatever canse, ‘Diseases. matory f No household can afferd to be without it. Physicians use and recommend it. We can refer to thousands who owe their lives to “BAPANULE.” Our Iuminated Otreulars sent free, upon appli- ted letter. 0 and 81 per bottle. Trial Bottles 226.” Bold by all Dengsists. SAMUEL GERRY & COMPANY, PROPRIETORS, 287 Broadwov, N. ¥. feet from Inflam- mart-co Pp eusEe; BAGS AND SATOHELS. TMMENSE 8TOOK. POPULAR PRICES. At TOPHAM’S Wopular Factory and 425 Seve East side, adjoining TRUNKS, &c., repaired and covered by first- class workmen. je24-1m_ Tapeh 5 BARRELS OF SAYLOR'’! = F OR'S PORTLAND OE Brnonoust, Cuearesr, Best. Also, 1,500 BARRELS OF LIME, Cobb Lime Co., 5 From ue Co., Rockland, Maine. Best For ssle by : L, E. GANNON, 4¢22-2w_ Room 7, Corcoran Bullding. Een Saliding. Ne CELLULOID TRUSH:AND SUPPCBT£ES. sO Inara ECE RR 628 7th st. n.w. pir, Zuher tes her LEWIS JOHNSON © 00., Bankers, _ WASHINGTON, D. 0., DEALEES IN UNITED STATES BONDS DIB- GE & BOG ‘GT BAL sl1-aW eon EE ae aie, a > Sealed Proposal ‘UES TAINED IN PREMISES No. 914 SEVENTH | DAY, July othe 1980 ap a Onieey eee STREET N. W.. AT AUCTION. ig tha office with 680 tone of Georwe's Orsek Cm. On THURSDAY MORNING, JeLy Isr, berland Gal, Fun of the mine, vest quality. Pro: CO! INCING A’ ‘LOC! rales ndorsed rte WM. DANNENBERG, TSPropceals for Goals 08 "ue envelope quoted 3629-2 Assignte. S&i~ | | vor particulars inquire at thie office TTPRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED Prop. | 10-5! JOHN D- DEEREES, Pablic Printer. ERTY, No. 119 SIXTH STREET NORTH- ROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED EAST. for a shert time for the LEASE OF THE DINING COURT and STORE at Washington Grove Camp Ground for this season. The camp com- mences Aucust \d holds two weeks. of the District of Oolumbia, and by the direction ress R. H. WILLET, of the parties gecured thereby, I will sellat public | _Je28-2w Corner 6th st_and New York ave. anction, in frent of the premises, on 5 = JULY 2, A.D. 1880, ar 6 O'CLOCK P.M., all of that BMY OF THE UNITED STATES, certain piece or parcel of land and tie improve- RECRUITING SruvicE, 1221 H STREET, ments thereon, Enowa and deseribed. as fetlows, Waseixcton, D. U., June 26th, 1850. viz: A part of’ Lot thirteen (15), in equare eight | Sealed Proposais, in triplicate, enbjact to the Nundred and sixty-ceven (S67), in' the oily of Wash usnal conditions, will be received at this rendez- front of eaid lot, besinning at the end of forty feet | the bce of Recruiting 4 meafured on th street east fromthe northwest cor: | Of the U. 8. Army in this city. ner of said lot, and running thence south to the southern line of the eams; thence with said line one hundred and one feet to the rear line of said lot; thence with said rear line north twenty feet; inencs West to the piace of bexianing, improved by a Two- Hory Frame Dwelling. ‘Te:ms of sale: One-third cash; and the balance in nctes ef six and twelve mon.hs, respective’y. at Seven per cent interest, secured by deed of trast on the property sold. ‘All conveyancing at ths cst ie ROvernment reserves the right to reject any or all proposa's. Bank forms of contract cin be seen and full_in- tion recived upon application nat thus rendez- nN ILE, Ast Lieutenant 11th Infantry, Je26-4t Recruiting Officer. (PREASUBY DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON, D. C., June 19. 1880. . Sealed Proposals will be received at the U. 8. of the purchaser. #100 down when the property is | ~*¢2 s ad at struck off. Lf the terms of sale are not complies | Picatty, Department, until, 12 o'crock “Koos, with in ten daye, the Trustee resorves the rizat to resell at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur- | Farts pore Sruetie wate aoa econ bath cha BELVA A. more or lest, of the beat American Carpet Lining LOCKWOOD, Trustee, | for United tates public Lididives, uae No bid will be considered uniess made by a man- ufacturer or regular dealer in carpets, and accom: panied by a deposit of $1,000 U.S. money. or a certified check for that amount, asa guaraiites of kood faith. “Deposit of successfal bidder will be retained until contract is entered into, and bond FOLEY, Auctioneer. rppomas DOWLING, USTEES'’ SALE OF PROPERTY IN THE mt NITY OF WASHINGTON, DISTRIOT OF By virtue of aed of trust, bearing date Auctioneer. «iven with not less than two sureties in the penal 22 dnv of December, 1874, recorded in liber fh sum of 85,00. conditioned that terins of coutract folio 377, one of the land records of the» ‘a. fall be faiththlly exeentea. neta ae ries dg must atate the price per yard delivered a Fe idence cf | the Treasury Departoent Weelagoue oa ee be acccmpsnied by asaniple of one and one half yards cacpet, with makers name marked thereon, and one yard of carpet lining, a8 Specimens of the District of Odlumbia, and at th z the perty secured thereby, the undersizued, a8 trustees, (William J. Miller having been appointed co-trustte in place of Charles H. Moulton by a decree parsed in equity cause No. 5794 of Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, ) will gell at pub- | @Wality of the goods proposed to be furnished. lic auction, in front of the premises, on MONDAY, ‘The Department reserves the right to reject any :STH' DAY OF JONE, A. D: 1880, aT 43 | Oral! bids, and to waive defects. ould be addressed to the Secretary of the and endorsed, ‘Proposals for Carpet ‘pet Lining.” O'CLOCK P.M, all those certain pieces or parcels cf kround known as Lots No. 50, 51, 52 and 53, in Section No. 8, in subdivision of trustees of Barry Farm, in the county of Washington, District of Colunibia, with the improvements thereon. ‘Terme of sale, to wit: $500, with interest thereon at 10 percent per annum from 23a June, 1876, until aid, and expenses of sale and taxes, in cash; and Eaishce ‘of purchase money. in six, twelve: and elehteen menthe, for which the protiissory notes of the purchaser, bearin interest from day of sale and secured by deed of trust on the property sold. A deposit of $25 will be required to be paid on each Jot when sold. All conveyancing at purchaser's cost. If terms of sale be not complied with in ten days after day of sale, trustees reserve the right to resell at cost and risk of defaulting purchaser, after five days’ advertisement in The Evening Star. OTIS BIGELOW, J. K. UPTON, Assistant Secretary. BONESET BOURBON TONIC, AN ELEGANT COMBINATION OF BONESET AND OTHER RELIABLE TONICS WITH A RIPE OLD KENTUCKY WHISKY, SUCH AS CONNOISEURS APPROVE AND INVALIDS MUST HAVE. NOT A DROP OF ANY OTHER SPIRIT IS USED. WE HAVE NO USE FOR FALSE PRETENSES. A RICH, WHOLESOME AND DELICIOUS STIMULANT TONIC FOR DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, MALARIA, ETO. DELICATH WOMEN, FEEBLE OLD PEOPLE, OVERWORKED OLERKS, CLERGYMEN, AND PHYSICIANS, BUIFERERS FROM BRON- CHITIS, AND THE FEESLE OF EVERY AGE AND CLASS WILL FIND IT A DELIGHTFUL INVIGORANT. x Stare 605 7th atreet n.w., Taig ara WILLIA’ ER, Jel5-d&ds 490 Lonisianaay. n.w., 03-THE ABOVE SAL¥ IS POSTPONED UNTIL WEDNESDAY, Juty Tru, same hour and clare, By order of Trustees. Je28 d&as IHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF PROPERTY NEAR TEN- NALLYTOWN. By virtue of a decd of trust, bearing date the 22d day cf April, 1873, a ed in Liber No. 714, fo! t records for the District of ‘Golumbi: siened, surviving Trustee, will seil on SATURDAY, Juxx 367TH, 1880, on the premises, at Five O'OLock P.M., the ‘followinx-described ‘property, near Tenuallytown, in said District of Oolt wit: Lota nu Giles Dyer's Estate, made by William F. Mat- No. 795 kauity eal tingly, Trustee, in Chancery cause of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, anda plat whereof is on file in said cause, and also of record in the office of the Burveyor of’ the Di trict of Columbia, containing one 6-10 acres, ‘Terme of sale; The amount of indebtedness se- cured by said deed of trust unpaid, with the ex- enses of sale, in cash, and the balanca at six and welve mouths, for which the notes of the pur- chaesr, bearing interest from the day of sale and eecured by a deed of trust on the property sold shall be taken. A deposit of $50 will be required of the burchaser at the time of sale, and all convey- ancing at the expense of the purchaser. FREDERIOR W. JONES, Jel5-d&ds Surviving Trustee. THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED in consequence of the rain until THURSDAY, Joty 8TH, ssme hour and place. By order of ‘trustee. Je28-d&ds }HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. BEWARE OF DIITATIONS, AND THE SCOUNDRELS WHO ISSUE THEM. CHAMBERS & BROWN, LOUISVILLE, KY. is- MILLER & JONES, NATIONAL THEATER BUILDING, SOLE AGENTS DISTRIOT OF COLUMBIA. Coe BEGee AND CONGRESS STREETS, [ue MILD POWER CURES. By virtue of two deeds of trust tous, dated 30th HUMPHREYS’ Roveritign A Diy 1010, ‘and recanted im HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS. T Olio 129 and 31, of the Lan Scoved Heeorde for the District of Uolumbia, welll from ample experience an eutire tire success. Simple, prompt, efficient, and reliable, they are the use. will gell at public sale WEDNESD, only medicines adapted to popular AY, THE SEVENTH Day OF JULY. A. D. 890, AT 6 O'CLOCK P. M.. in frout of the premises, those two lots of ground | MST ERINCIEAL NOB, | CURES. in Georgetown, D. 0., iginein Beal's addition to 2 Worms, (nese En, I Roos said Georsetown—described as follows: 3. crying OF ‘of Infants. Jet, Bevinping at a pointon the northeidect West | 3: Drzine Olle, or Teething of Infante, stret, one hundred and three (105) fevt six (6) | g- Diario of Children or Adnita, .. inched eat from Valley street, ea‘d front being the | §- Dysentery, Griping, Biliou southeast corner of the eastérnmost of three new | §- Sholera Morbus, Vomiting brick dwciling houses, and ran thenca northerly | g- Ceukhe, Cold. Bronobiti phd at rieht auplos to Went etrest minety-seven and | 9: Headache: Sick Hesauchien Worriae forty--ix ln naredthe (7.36) fet: thenes westerly | 9° feadache, Sick Headaches, | sothboundery ine of Joseph L. Simms and Fredarics | 19- Bupnrtessd oe Paintar ‘Periods. Hancwncsel, eiehteen and one half C3») fect | H- Su too profuse Perioas Tore or jevs tox pout opp site the dividing wail | 18° Gono’ Goudemeear Breathi 3 between th a dcontral of said ni 1d, Balt Rheum. # rupti brick houses, coutheriy and parallel wita | j4- Balt Rheum eumatic Pi the tet live ninety-seven aud one half (974) feet | 18° Racor ond wens Ghat eee Wore or le= to Weet street passing througa the | 16 Reverand Ague, Chill. 2 Gviding well between tho easternmost and coatral | 1- Elles. Blind or Bleeding... -----.-... a of said brick houses and thence east with West | of; Qiraridn sant ‘h, violent Coughs... 5 street ciuhtcen (1S) feet three (4) ines to ths potar | 3¢- Q noone Cough, violent Coughs... ‘ € eginning. 4 pease. a zat a pointon the north side o | 27- Kidney Disease. z . inins West street eizhty-five (85) fect three (3) inches east from Valley street, saia point being the center of the dividing wall between the easternmost and central of three new Brick Dwelling House?, and run thence northerly and at richt angles to’ We street, ninety -sever id one half (973¢) feet more Or Jest to the boundary. line “betwoen the property of Joseph L. Simms and Frederick W. Hanewinckel ; thence we:terly by and with said boundary line eighteen 18) feet more or less to a point opposite the center of the dividing wall between the western - mcst and certral of said new brick houses; thence southerly and parallel with the first Jine ‘ninety- seven aud one-half (9734) feet more or leas to West street, passing through the center of the dividing wall between the westernmost and central of said brick honses, and thence east with West street eighteen (18) feet to the point of the beginning, and the improvement: con of a two-story base- ment and manssrd roof Brick Dwelling on each of sad None Deposit of $100 required on each Lot When sold. Terms of sale. on each Lot: One-fourth (4) cash; balance in one(1,) two(2)and three(3)years, with in- terest, to be secured yee on property. Convey- ancing at costof purchaser. If terms of sale are hot complied with in five days, the Trustees Will saree ee of defaulting parchaser. J. McHENKY HOLLINGSWORTH, § Trustees. Je28-d&ds ALTER B. WILLIAMS & OO., Auctioneers. CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL E8- TATE, ONG STREET, BETWEEN TWEN- ~JIETH AND TWENTY-FIRST STREKTS NORTHWEST, sell, in front of the premises, THE 2p DAY OF JULY, 1880, aT 64 -» the east half of lot No 6, in square red by a two-story brick house. prescribed by the decree: One- in six, eighteen months, with interest at the rate of six er id, ‘dred dollars cash must till paic Conveyancing at the BY ALL DRUGG! FOR SALE aT, Or sent by the case, or single vial, free of charge, on receipt ef F pees Address HUMPHREYS’ AOMEOPATHIO MED- IGAL OO., 109 Fulton st., N.Y. Humphreys’ Specific Manual on Disease and Its Qure (144 payres), aent free. aps. —_———— eee ly QTeck BEDUCED 20 PER CENT. Owing to our opening at SARATOGA SPRINGS, on JuLx 57H, we find ourself compeliea to con- denee our stock in preference to packing it up. We will therefore offer our stock of REAL AND IMITATION LACES, LADIES' AND CHILDREN’S NAINSOOK AND LACE DRESSES, BIBBONS, MADE-UP LAOE GOODS, BUCHIN FLOWER! FAN! PARASOLS eS AND JET ad By virtue of a decree of the Supreme At a Reduction of 20 Per Cent. Court, of the District of Columbia, case of Edwards etal. vs Hickman etal., the undersigned will on FRIDA’ O'CLOCK P. This is the best opportunity for supplying your immediate and future wante—a chance that seldom occurs to purchase fine goods at the low prices we offer them. twelve and NOOT, 925 Pennsylvania ave. (pain UNDERWEAR. Je7-I1m ¢ . Purchaser may pay all cash at his op- R. 8. DAVIS, 313 434 streetn w. AUER Bans, omen pe Hate roy eo ve. D.W. les’ Newpo) 5 and up. F. D. OLEARY, Saleeman. je2l-d&kds Gents: ‘Low Gut Shoes, from $1 p Ladies’ House Slippers, 50c. up. At 1914 and 1016 Pa. ave., Je26 J. W. SELBY. OEE Eee pe iy TO PASTURE AT $8.00 PER MONTH 18 ODD & HANDY, Auctioneers. TRUSTEE'’S SALE OF LOTS ie SGUARE 1119, WITH IMPROVEMENTS THESKON. Under and by virtue of adeed of trust, xt . 1878, and re- A SOUND STEAMER BURNED AND FORTY TO FIPTY LIVES Lost. The steamer Seawanhaka was burned to the water's edge of College Point, Long Island, at 5 ovclock yest afternoon. "Phe steamer Osseo saved the majority of her passengers, but forty or fifty were lost. The Seawanhaka plies be- tween New York, Sand’s Point and Roslyn. She took fire while off Randall's Island, East river. The fire was caused by an explosion In the en- gine room, and the middle of the steamboat was soon in flames. Pilot Chas, Smith remained at his post until he was nearly burned to death, and succeeded in beaching the vesseon the sunken meadow adioining the island. Many persons Sprang overboard and were drowned Many others “in the stern of the vessei could not get off and were burned to death. Or 500 persons supposed to be on board fifty are believed to have perished. ‘The bodies of about 30 dead persons were recovered; only those of De Beboise, a wealthy gentleman, whose rest- dence is unknown, and Of Mary Reed, a youn woman, Were Identified. Among the persons }rominence known to be on board were Caas, A. Dana, editor of the Sc: S. L. M. Barlow, of and KR. H. Rochesier, of the Western rgraph Company, ail’of whom were Saved. The vessel was burned to the water’s edge ‘and will bea total loss. The sicamer Granite State rescued 13 passeagers and ihe Osseo a large number, Who Were taken U) Col lege Point. “ The bodv of Abe Skidmore, a nem. ber or an old Long Island family, has Deen re covered. APHIC ACCOUNT BY A FIREMAN Abeil, one of the firemen of Ue boat, makes the following statement lauding at the foot of 33d str and It Was about fifteen m Teached Little Heil Gate. Ve made our 4:3) o'clock, w at later wh ute tu T was sitting tn th Wing or port gangway, after having started bilge puiup, when I heard a nots and on look- ing arcund Saw fire pouring out of the f 1 vot up and irted to make mny way tato tn om, but the Hames were too much for m: Were Just off Randall's Island, and ruaning Ward I yelled to the captain, who was at the wWheel,to bead forshore, but he shouted pack that he couid not. 1 then ran into the cabins forward and urged the steward and passengers to save themselves, ney did not suspect that the vessel Was on fire then, as no smoke or lame was blown in that direction, At that time the Woodwork of the vessel about her center w: burning like tinder, and the tlames were mak- ing their way towards both ends of the boat. There were probably about 300 persons on toord. Men were jumping from the hurricane deck Into the water, and a lange num ber of te ritied ehildien and’women were huddied near the stern of the boat. T climbed over the rall hear of the bow, and several mea almost Jumpea upon me beforel took to thewater to save sci, I found a life-preserver tloating near nd was going to put iton whena man ched it, aud I, knowing I could swim, and Uinking he could not, let him have i. and sWain for Ward's Island, which I reach- a then to man a_ boat st UD passengers in the he Seawanhaka was flualiy beached dall’s Island, but she soon burned to the Water's edge. Capt. Chas. P. Smith was at tae Wheel and stuck to his post to the last. His face and body were badly burned. Smal! boats came to the rescue from every direction, The Steatmboats Granite State, bound for Hartford: the Osseo, Miunehannock and Sylvan Glen had boats manned and sent to our assistance. The Clothing of many children on board caught fire, and some of them were severely buraed. A lamp, which I carried in my hand into the tauk-room, which 1s back of the tire-room, and separated by a board partition, where I changed my clothes, 1 brought back into the fire-room and set it down. Iam sure the fire could not have originated from the lamp, as the of] would not explode nor burn without a wick. You could pre some of the oil in a saucer, and it would not ourn if you put a match to it. Therefore, I feel certain it could not have caused the fire, and I cannot imagine what did. Engineer Weeks put On a 1ull head of steam, I am told, in response to a signal from the captain, and then climbed up among the machinery, and was seen stand- ing on the upper deck trying to raise the valves, so that the steam could escape and an explosion be avolded. We never carried over 34 pounds ot steam.” ANOTHER ACCOUNT. Engineer Weeks’ son was a fireman on the boat, and at the time the firestarted was watc ing the steam and water indicator. He say “The only members of the crew I understand missing are Josiah Hasbrouck, cook, and his grandson, Charies Hasbrouck, who was employ- ed on the boat. We hadacrew of about four deck hands, one deck boy, engineer, two fire- men, captain, clerk, superintendent, wheelman, surerintendent’s clerk, porter, steward and cook. The crew did theit duty like men, and few of them lost their presence of mind.” You can imagine how cool they were, when tue clerk, who was Collecting fares, as soon as he real- ized that the boat was on fire, returned to his omice and secured all our money he had lert there. Among the passengers were Richatd O'Gorman, two of the Hi r pub- Ushers, and a number of other gentlemen, who are in the habit of going to their homes on the Lor land shore by our boat. All of these, { believe. escaped with thelr lives The ves- sel burned like powder after the flames once started, and it was a terrible scene. Surieking women and children were huddled aft until some of their clothes caught fire, and those oa the forward part of the boat were men, some of whom had been cut off trom coramuricating with or golng to the rescue of their female relatives and friends by the flames, which burnt flercest about the center of the boat. Mr. Morris, our porier, saw a child lying on its back, and was ‘going to jump overboard to save it when a frantl: woman clutched his arm, saying, "You are a stroug man and Ta Woman without any friends on board; for God's sake help me.’ The porter left the child to itself and saved the woman. ‘The only one of the Seawanhaka’s boats gotten out was one which had a canvas fastened over it. After the canvas was taken off the body of a child, about two years old, was found lying in some water in the bottom of the boat. Nobody seemed to know how it got there. After I got on Kandall’s tsland I was almost exhausied. A lady who fell into the gangway from a ladder was saved with great diilicuity. Several per- sons jumped overboard forward and were caught by the wheel and drowned.” RESCUED. About forty of the ill-fated passengers, some more or less burned and scalded, were rescued by members of the Eastern Boulevard Club taken to the club house, opposite the se the disaster. At midnight twelve bodies—nine adults, one chiid and two babies—were brought to the morgue at Bellevue Hospital by the hos- ital steamboat. Among the bodies is taat of Mrs. Ritchie, of Locust Grove, L. L It is said some of the crew did not do thelr duty, but Jumped into the river and swam ashore. TWO UNHAPPY MOTHERS. The New York Herald to-day says: A boat- man sald. (and the story was confirmed by others), that he rowed up to the wreck, or a3 near as he could get to her for the heat, and Saw a mother at the guard ratls with two’ chil- dren, one of whom was about four years old and the other was an infant in arms. “The mother stood shrieking most piteously for help and seeming to be entirely crazed. She was holding the youngest child to her breast andthe elder suspended over the water by one hand. The boatman rowed up and caught hold of the older child and pulled ber away from her mother and saved her. She was burned Some, but he thought she was not dangerously injured. He called to the mother to jump over with the other child, but she either did not un- derstand or was afraid to do so, and only left the boat when she fell dead into the water. An- other mother and child were seen in almost, ex- actly the same position on another part of the boat, who met exactly the same fate. The mother stood after her dress was all burned away and her burned, as It to those who looked, almost toa crisp. Still she beld her position and strove with outstretched arms to keep her child clear from the flames, It was a vain effort, an ‘the bodies of both dated thedid ay rece on farm near Bladensburg. Plenty of Tamer covered, and both had perished in the corded in Liber No. 896, folio No. 6, et seq., grass shade, and water In ire on akin et “eines Bet ere, cee eae ee | ae Rae | oftec oP anise nena amos. the: We 1g lic front of Le eerie TE EDN Sey tae Bont of | ea ey ported the trial Detter than could bave desu en. JULY, A. D. 1880, at 5 0'CLOOK P. M., 08g ofr and Steam Oarpet Cleaners, pected. tain bieoes or parcels of ground known and de-) apmiy "G10 Eeutalamaave. | ase Lady Burdett-Coutts has now enjoyed her seribed upon the plat or plan of sald city ac ort: = - = == bh 'y * at Gal Ge Lop numbed te ao oe 5 uge fortune for forty-two years, during which 2. thirteen (19) amd fourteen (la), in square | ey, $1.00 AZOR!!? time her benefaciions have*been over a million numbered eleven hundra? and nineteen (1119), Date, Etgs with voluptnous t foe tanic: Ciien | sterling. Cee b improvements, consisting of a two-story brick edge ana hol it."-Stug. P. Warrin. Ez adam Kelly walked up to Thomas Holll- ‘Terms of sale: Cash. All conveyancing at cost ‘kal id B day, at Ky., drew outa knife, and said: Purchaser: “Terms to be compiled within ave | madeby Wade & Biftcher, Itisafall | “I'd ike to cut your throat.”. Holliday did not days. $60 down when property is kuocked off. SAEECERIT Wit eh ong DAMASOUS STEEL Rall to let Kelly gratify his desire, but shot him Je26-cokds __SORK J. BYRNE,” | Trusteos. pe ears mone ah - pappeaes for Far Whenever you catch a mud carve MAS DOWLING icHONeeE. 8 BIN, and BELT—combining | your name on his shell,” says divonis cic ee Y BRI oe MAA’ ie Pare sat grandfather's alms on the shee te A Tt ig on HOUBE ON THR WEST SIDE OP NEW: at Pelee oot PaaS RBar ts. | makes the turtle more venerable and 1s /ust as Thee me ee OBERY, GUNS. REVOLVEES, &c., freetoall. | easy. Bigrt TS SOUTHEAST, WASHINGTON, | ORTNGH STORE Oil Tite One Oe post | “bemThe Cincinnati 7imes and Star, consolt- By virtue of a deed of dated the Sist Office. my25_ | daud, appeared yesterday aivornoon, with Cc. P. day, of December, 1874, and ‘duly WANTED OLD GOLD snd SILVER. im large ‘Taft, ol the Times, president, and B.B, Stewart 4 is fi or email price pas tar, active 2 Hand Records for the District of Sia nun; | gui'Pon'as vas bepwoen Sued tices, 59 Cieneral Sheridan as a dispatch from Bis derslened Trus sell on 3 pe oe spat : scribed property, vie: The wasle ot the Paras. ree eae CARPET CLEARING ting depredations ‘onthe Toute between ered seventeen (17), and part cf Lot seven (7), 10 Pp CE’s’ Bismarck and Fort Keogh and several (olby rho anid part of LAr aera hg CHER nine Le Lanes ee Si gee dees the orld’s stage at the democratic candi Bumbered eix hundred aud eigitysuine: ia aad date’s ola birthy ‘The dis- City of Washin; D.O., rannii thence east Sth south le of aula Lor oven 7) to the west fine : 2 TNE eer ay aT Ho. S80 tienes north with, west line of aad tt tw-The strike of ten Staffordshire fo. 17, to fhe north west corner of said potters: eT WR SS eae §3- George Dick died of sunbtroke at Lehigh Siac oie ey eee poe ton, Pa., yesterday, in the grave he was siz momthecente tae In boxes, at 1, 5, 10, 26 and GOcents. Also in bulk, ‘Wodehouse, formerly Miss Minnie cont, and secured WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. At ig, oF Sand Bilis, Ga, will March- "All conveyancing and 4.M, HLOCZEWSHYS Jones of Anglesey this W ‘The juis be- pO Een Bioko to the Prince ot Wales’ set, and has a Mere waar P=} 423 Oth street. m. w: eee oad Bass Sooner he’ you Hy Esiarrr, gages on his property aie heavy, © eae "Thales A. Linthicum, a well-know lawyer, pura Loe Ge onde fed in Baltimore yesterday. 4 ae revived the —_ ° = T f « . MEDICAL, &c. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. PROPOSALS. | THE EVENING STAR. | ,d.2%a0% 2, Baxcoce, raxux—mpe R. HERS, 906 aw. Tt a x S BEOS., Auctioneers, ROPOSALS FOR COAL. TUESDAY... 29, 180, | 5 Clicction of a romance in his family, the hero ake eS Oe ene [Paes 7: | See | Sactae tan cca ul ao, Mee Gesea Bworn toaud suteceint he ae : a * ASSIGNEFE'R SALE OF THE ENTIRE STOOK WasHINGTON, D.G., JUNE 29, 1880. } Another Terrible Disaster. Misstsstppl,. Sevea or elit pears. dy eaves Richarde, J.P. seho-tm_ | EXOELLENT HOUSEHOLD EVFEOTS AT AUC- | “°GF MILLTNERY, PANOY GOODS. Ac OON- ago, when quite a boy, he was living in Loutsvilie and had fallen tn love with a young girl whose father, having been a rebel, would not allow her to ne. cuive the sddresses of a son of a yankee soldier, Xeung Hancock was forbidden the house, and the father was preparing to take bts daughter to Europe to insure a separation. The youthful pair, however, one evening met ata party in ouiville, and by a sud: Stole across the river to s Up & preacher, were married in the silence of midnight, and stole back to their dwellings. The dy remained in her father’s house, received Te COMpshy, Was seen in society with < gentlemen escorts, and met her husband A mere frend in the presence of others. The leaked out, however: the young bride did purepe, and the pair itved at a board- se tn Loutsville for abot The is, as well " pcame fond of + 98 did also his grandmo' Mrs. Russell, WLo lives in a country home near Louisville. ‘The father of the runaway girl did not become reconciled, but her mother and sisters visited er, the young her husband was @ great fevort from bis frank and IMeITY MCOds. ds of the parties all agree that the marriag has proved a very happy one. TOMANCE OF THE SEA the bathing season in ¢ nds as ¥ aS Octobe yO men and women ab isiand in the Galton r, tor Uke pure i the Ladies Was Mis. B. Hl Jor Davis, of the town of Bry her sis- ter, N. BL Dave .Were left by Lheir husbands M ge of M. W. who was from also, After an * bath, and when be for the departure of the steamer had ®. Mrs. B. H. Davis was missing. Her sister n her up to her chin tn the water afew 'S before, and the news soon became : bout y Was drowned. The affair caused much ment throughout the n'ght, and on the following day it was talked about in every house in Galy . A large re- Ward Was offered for the recovery of the a and a long search, by means of boats and seines, Was tnade. A week passed, and as no clue to the rould be id, Mrs. Davies was given W WeCKS ago, SeVen Months , Major Davis received a letter Who had landed In New York, diess cruise in a merchant Which she had been picked up. She gone beyound her depth while bathing, and loaied with the tor an hour, whea her Means attracted the attention of the Vessel a8 I Passed out Of Galveston harbor bound for a Bra- zilan poit A Love TkaGEDy.—By Williams and Samuel Phillips, of Neath Four Corners, Brad- ford county, Ta, were cousins. They were both in love with ‘the same girl In May last the ended a frolic ona farm near the vil- lage. ‘They both drank a great deal of hard cider, “During the ey had a quarrel about ihe girl, Williams declared it wouldn't be well for his cousin 11 he Week before last Ph heme from a social gath saw him with her, (ps accompanied her ing. Next morntag Le was found by the roadside unconscious He Was revived. He sald a horse had kicked him, He died two day rward. His friends be Heved that Byron Willams knew something about the manner tn which Phillips met. his death. They lusisted on the corone ga tion. ‘The coroner tast week ordered the body of Phillips exhumed. Three of his ribs were found to be broken. His skull w and there were other serious In] body. The facts about the diMoutty between him and his cousin were testitled to. Other circumstances pointed toward Williams as his comsin’s assassin, ‘The coroner's jury rendered a verdict charging him with the crime. When T went to arrest him he had fled from and there ts no trace of him. rancts Catho- Va., Was dedicated Sun- a of Richmond, and ‘elorsburg, oMiciating. ay a number of persons appeared pts headed: eve?” contain- Ing quotations from “The Faith of Our Fathers,” by Archbishop Gibbons, and criticising them. ‘The Incident caused much {ndignation amo Vvotestants as well as Catholics, and It 1s stat that the Protestants at Jarrevt’s will hold a meeting and denounce (ne conduct of those en- gaged in the dist on of the tracts at such a Ume and plac athe other band the fol- Jowing nunisters at Petersburg, from which place ‘the tacts were sent, certify that the quotations referred to as presented are correct and fair: Revs. T. T. Eaton, T. D. Witherspoon, C. J. Gibson and J. D. Blackwell. E ATHER-IN-LAW BECAUSE He ‘D TO PROVIDE FOR Him.—Between | and ast Thursday morning Marcus Gibson Went to the house of Gabriel Burdell, his father- in-law, llving near Libertyville, Sussex county, N. J., aud began throwing stones against thé building. Mr. Burdeli, was awakened, and, jumping out of bed tn his night clothes, weut to aud opened the front door. —As he looked out Into the road he saw Gibson, who was poluting agunat him. Before Mr. ‘Burdell could say anything : arsed the weapon, the ing effect in Mr. Bur- Ss, Arts and face. Gibson then fled to woods, and has as yet escaped arrest. He is believed to bave gone west. Burdell, who had becn keeping Gibson and his wife for ‘some lime, refused to provide for them any longer, and for this Ms son-In-law sald he would’ be revenged. Gibson Is a desperate fellow, and {wo years ago attempted to Kill Lis daughter, He also fired the residence and barn of Mr. Bur- Geil a short time ago. A Swaks OF BEES CarTUKE 4 Car.—Sunday afternoon when the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific arrived It{came in under a cloud. A large swarm of bees being attracted by the cool jocatton on the top of the car while near Beaver- ly, in Missouri, took deck pure for sunny kansas, and the fears of the conductor and other men on the train of a stinging rebuke pre- yented any attempt to put the deadheads off. When the car arrived here Police Officer McCart was apprised of the fact that he could take in a number of prisoners if he would visit the car, He went to investigate and fin the bees snugly ensconced on their novel abiding place procecded to effect their capture by coaxing them into an empty keg. He succeeded, after recelving numerous stings, in captui the entire swarm, taking more prisoners than he Will have at one time while he ts on the force, He says the family 1s getting along well at his — x (we north part of the city.—Leaven- worth Ten 8?~A man named Dubois at St. Nicholas.Can- ada, Was struck by ligutuing and instantly kill- ed Saturday. t*The first shipment of Maryland peaches arrived in Baltimore from Chester river yester- ay. §@~ General Hancock maintains a family resi- dence in the Carondelet suburb of St. Louis. His wife ts a frequent visitor Lo that city. &2~ It is reported that Zelda Harrison Seguin, the contralto, is to be married In October to & Mr. Wallace, of Indianapolis. 827~ It is reported that the widow of the late ‘Thos. Lora is to be married In Lae autumn to an English nobleman. 52” Rev, James Bunting, of the Methodist Episcopal church, died at his residence, Oak Grove, St. Mary’s county, Md., last Thursday, in the 65th year of his DIED. COOPER. At Princeton, N. J., June 27th, 1880, ~ iw. aud Elee? JouN HAMPDEN CoorEs, son of W. W. nor a Cooper, gved nineteen years and seven months. ‘The funeral services will be held st the residence of deceated, No. 1311 L street north: on Wed- netday afternoon, June 30th, at 5 o' and the remalne taken to Oak Hill’ Cemetery for inter- ment. BEHRENS. On Menday morning, June 28, 1890, at 20 minutes after 6, FREDEKICK BEHRENS, for- merly of Hanover, Germany, aged ninety-two years. eneieerareenty mony siti Inperal from Tek northwest, Wednesday, Jane 90, at pert Pp. m. PARKEB. Mondsy, June 1880, after & Sh- scribe ities, Jave ELizaeem Pameeee widow at fhe inte William Parker.