Evening Star Newspaper, July 7, 1880, Page 3

F 8B AUCTION SALES AUCTION SALES. __ HB STEAMER “ MATTANO.” (Cartaix E. E. Hows.) isving been thoroughly overhauled and repaired in the most substantial AE DET, ii reeume her Thureday, March 4, 1ss0, Leaves 6th-t. wharf every Tuesday, Thureday and Sunday at7 a.m., as follows: On Tuesdays, for Colton's, Nomini and Prospect Hill. On Thursdays, for Mattox Greek and Isndings in Wicomico. On Sundays, for Mattox Creek, Cciton’s and landings in St, Clement's Bay. aking intermediate ings going and arn- Ee —— G. so Jones, Agent, my31-3m 6th-atreet wharf. oo AND FY ‘ORTRESS MONROE STEAMER LADY OF THR LAKB. First-class fare, $1; Kound trip, 1.60. Second-ciass fare, 75: Round $1. Leave 6th st. wharf MON | DAtS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, at 8:30 p. | m. Leaves Norfolk alternate at 4'p.m, stop- ing at Alexaniria, Piney Point, Fotnt Lookout and lonres, Va., woing ane arning, OF OR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. | Bteamer JOHN W. THOMPSON, above whart | MONDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, at | Jam. STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK. | Steamehi HN GIBSON and E. 0. KNIGHT | Pier 41, East Kiver, N Y.. SATURDAYS, at 4 p.m. town at 1 pm. MONDAYS. ieiee Nak. Mot Banton. Terao oe eee an at jet. opp. Treasu: partment p29 KixFRED WOOD, Bec I NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FORTRESS MONKO® AND THE SOUT! BIEAM rs GECLGY LEARY. rying US. Mail. Joskra Wars, Commer der, LEAVES Wasnmertos, | Noxroux, From foct of seventh st. | From Campbell's wharf, Ty Ev monpsy A~p_wep-| TUESDAY." raURs- NESDAY, #1 5:30, and| DAY AND SUNDAY, every SATURDAY, at | at 4 Poa. Crm Btops » ¥ Point and Point Lookout Going and Ret: First-cl: and stare ee ee icketa good . DODD, Axent, t. wharf, Washington, D. se eee KEELING, Agent Campbeil’s wharf, Norfol yencnants AND MINERS’ TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. OUTSIDE TINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN BALTIMORE and NEW YORK. Sailing dsy- from Baltimore—Every WEDNES_ DAY and SAL UKDAY, at 4 p.m, from foot of Syear's Whur’, (near foot S. day at.) rom, New )\-k—Every WEDNESDAY and SAT- 8p27-6n: ORDAY, at 5 p.w., from Pier 49, East River, (near foot Clititen +t.) enwer 1 a aa Lowest a First clase, $5, including meals a Li Bteerawe, $2, meals, if de- ber SA. L. HUGGINS, Agt., @oston Whert PIMORE, MD. BETWEEN WASHINGTON, GEORGETOWN, ALEXANDRIA 'D_ PHILADEDPHIA, Connecting at Philadelphia with Clyde’s Lines for New York, Boston, Provi- Fall River, and all points in the New England States. ‘Through bills of Iadinye wiven. i BAILING DAYS. From Washington—Mondays, at 5 Pa From Fhu: his—Ssturdays, at 10 s.ns. Freight rec daily until 5 p.m. Georgetown ods received snd delivered at Washington. Wharf, foot of 12th street. WILLIAM P. CLYDE & OO., General 3 12 South Wharves, Philsdelphis; J. H. JOHNSO! £00., Aveuts, 12th st. wharf and 1209 Fst. n.w., Washinato P30 NEW tORK—BOTTERDAM. FUTURE DAYS. JPURCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. ‘RUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, BEING BRICK STORE AND DWELLING SITUATED ON THE SOUTH- REST CORNER OF H AND SIXTH STREETS THIS AFTERNOON. W4LTzEs B. WILLIAMS & OO., Auctioneers. PEREMPTORY SALE OF Peta te ‘AME DWELLING, BE- TWEEN BEOOND AND ‘THIRD STREETS SOUTHEAST, NORTHEAST. WEDNESDAY, JULY 7TH, AT 6 O'CLOCK P. By virtue of a deed of tabs ott August Ph ‘we shall sell to the hiah- }otb, 1877, and recorded in Liber So. 867, (am est’ bidder, the 3 sto folio. ciseg., one of the laud recorde of, taining 10’rooms, fini the District of Columbia, and by the written request | to be removed in fifteen days from day of ithe ty secured thereby. Les will sell at pablie Sees et Roe oar a be paid at the sale, auction, in front of the premises, on MONDAY, | the rem removal. Sexy Piru, Iss, at six ovLocE ®'M-sall that par- | JeW-d WALTER B- WILLIAMS & OO.,Aucta, cel of land situate in the city of Washington, D.9., DD & HANDY, Auctioneers. TEE'S SALE OF LOTS IN TRURTITH, MPROV EMER TS Meena Ee Le trust, and known as all of Lot No.1 in Uhiman’s sabdivi: sion of original Lots Nos. 7and 8, in Square No. 883, towether with the improvements thereon, con- sisting of a two-story Brick Dwelling and Store- room. ‘Terms: One-fourth cash: balance in six, twelve and eighteen months, with interest at seven per cent. per annum. Deposit of $75 at time of sale Under and by virtue of a deed dated the 22d, day of gape, ‘AD. re and re- fh corded in Liber No. 896, folio No. 6, et seq., one of the land records of the District of Golumbi : n and at the written req Conveyancing at expense of purchaser. Terms to | thereby. we will eal eet uCr gee earty, ReouTed ‘be complied with inten days. the preinires, on WEDNESDAY, the Tr, Day OF EN, G* EDSON, | Trustece. | Jury, A. D. 1880, ar 50’cLoox F. wr’ all thoes oon, E. FRASE! tain pieces or parcels of ground known and de- scribed tupon the plat or Dian of sala city as origi ual of Lot numbered ten (10), eleven (11), twelve 2). thirteen (13) and fourteen (14), in square numbered eleven hundred and nineteem (1119), with itaprovements, consisting of a two-story brick house. Terms of sale: Cash, All conveyancing at oost of purchaser. ‘Terms to ‘be complied with in five days. 860 down when property ls Knocked off Je%6-cokds JOHN J, BYRNES} Trustoos. IHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF PROPERTY IN THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF RAILROADS. 1880 pextHE SMe 1880 30 tae Ore eee ‘Scene Magnificent Equipment. Splendid oSPEOr SONE ite i TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from ‘comer of Sixth and Betreete, as followse For Pittsbure and the West, 8:00 & m., with Bleep- ing Cars to Louisville and Chicazo; 10: a.m. daly, with Bicoriney Cars from Harris- Lap be Ee eS Gul ane Ottoago: 9:36 COLUMBIA. p.m. daily, wil lace Car ittsburg. a BALTIMORE AND POTOMAO RALLEOAD. By \u'ue of a ceed of trust, bearing date Fo ¥ i ie] For Canandsixna, Rochester, Buffal ra | 280d. ~ of December, 1874, recorded inliber ‘with Parlor Car 10 Wathits carats NiMERTS | 700, folio BY i eek the a eed Indlber 8.00 e.m. daily except Sunday ;9:30 p.m. daily, | District of Oclumbia, and at the written request of except Saturday, with Palace ‘Oars to Osuan’ | the rerty. reared. thereby. the undersizned, | as Cans and Watkins. trustees, (William J. Miller having been appoiited For Wiiam-port, Lock Haven and Elmira, at 10:40 | 0-trustte in place of Charles H, ‘Moulton bya a.m. daily, except Sunday. : decree passed in equity cause No. 5794 of Supreme For New York’ and the East’ @:00 s.m., 2:00 ana | Court of the District of Oolmmatia, wok oat at pub 10:60 p.m. On Sunday, 10:00 p.m. Limited Ex. lie sero in front — ee. cE MON ays ress of Puli fare, 9: : THE 2TH pay oF JUNE, A. D: , AT a a aT | eA A en For Brooklyn, N. ¥., all through trains conzect at | of ground known as Lots No. 50, 51, 52 and 63, in Jersey Oy ‘with boats of Brooklyn Annex, Becton Nous, in subdivision of sraitons, oe ery 1 - | Farm, in thé county of Washington, District 0! Foe doe rsa far cog auton, street. avoid | farm, in the county of Washington. Dis For Philadelphia, 8:00 a.m., 2:00, 5:40and 10:00 p. | Terms of ale, to wit: 8500, with interest thereon m. On Suniay, 5:40 and 10:00 pm. Limited | at 10 percent yer annum from 24d June, 1876, until reas, 9:30 a in. daily, except Bunday paid, and expenses of ale and taxes, in) cas a 40, 8:00,'9:30, 10:40 a.15., and lance of purchase money in six, twelve and 8:40, 9:30 and 10:00 p.m: On | eighteen menths, for which the promissory notes 40, 9:30 and 10:00 p.m. For Pope's Creck Line, 6:40 a.m. and 4:40 p.m. daily, except Sunday. For Annayolis, 6:40 a.m. and 4:40 p.m., daily, ex- cept Sunday. ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING- TON BAILROAD. ss ‘ng double ferriaye across, New York city. of the purchaser, beariny mterest 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 lot when sold. AU 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 defauiting purchaser, after five days’ advertisement in The Evening Stare OTIS BIGELOW, 605 7th street n.w. For Alexandria, 7, 7:20, 9, 11 3.m.,4:20, 5:20,6:25, WILLIAM MILLER” *} rrotes Seeeer om Rancaret 9 and tia: | je15 axas 400 Loulslansees me, For, Richmond and the South, 7a.m. daily, and | _gy-THE ABOVE SAT.WI8 POSTRQNED UNTIL 5:20 p.m. daily, except sunday. WEDNESDAY, Jcty Tru, same hour and tlace. ins leave Alexandria for Washinston, s 8.10 | By order of Trustees. a ‘yeas d&as a.m. ; 12:50, 3, 5, Tand 9:05 pm, an nivht. On Sunday at 8 and 10 a.m., 7 and 9:05 1. Tickets, information, sleeping and parlor car ac- commodations can be procured at the offices—north- east corner of 1th street snd Pennsylvania avente, northeast corner Gth and Pennsylvania ayenue, anc at the depot, where orders can be left for the chec! inw of bap axe to destination from hotels and resi. ces. L. P. FARMER, General Passenger Agent. FRANK THOMSON, General ‘Manaver. my26 BaUtisene AND OHIO RAILROAD, THE GREAT DOUBLE TRAOK. aaa te an Bi Were oo ome 01 ahd Southweste TO-MOREOW. UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, D e 9th and D streets northwest. FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS OF A LADY REMOVING FKOM THE OITY, IN PART:—YRUSSELS AND INGRAIN CAR- PETS AND MATTINGS, HAIR CLOTH PAR- OB SUIIS, TWO LARGE OIL PAINTINGS, WwW UT AND MAHOGANY FURNITURE, INGLE AND DOUBLE BEDSTEADS, MAR- BLE TOP BUREAUS AND WASHSTANDS, MAHOGANY ANU WALNUT WARDROBES, HAIR AND OTHER MATTRASSES, FEATH- on PEDUANG, TOILET WARE, PARLOR ND HE, EATING STOVES IN EVERY ROOM; Ds ‘30 p.m. ETT, DINING ROOM FURNITURE, poe Seis piemers of, tile ne “A MSTER- To take effect Sunday, Maz 28d, 1860, af 1:30 p.m. EXTENSION ABLES. OHAIRS, GLASS A.SCHOLTEN,” “P-OALAND,” and = m.—Baitimore, Eilloott Oity and Way Bta- Sor TAT NTEN Re DTS tes, 85 GEE Sean beak. Son One ea ae Wale — phaltimore E I ROOH ERGO MONT ORE OF AbOUT neaday. Ist Oabin, 260-70. 24 Cabin, 945-80. H. OAZAUX. General Agent. 27 South Wiliam St., New York.” For passage apply to W. @. MET- ZEROTT & CO., 925 neplyania averine, Wash- ington ; or F. H’ JOH Agent, National Safe it Building, corner New York avenue and at. nw. ‘apa ORTH GERMAN LLOYD—Ssreameure Ling Between New Yous, Havar, Lonvon, SoUTHs¥PTON AND BREMEN. ‘The steamers of this comps ‘Brday from Bremen Pier, foot of 8d. Bates of ee From New York to don, Oe oo and Brem Becon: iD, 5 ertifica: TED. Between New York and Liverpool, Call- tg a¢ Cork Warbory 0” FROM PIER 40, N. R., NEW YORE. xpress. —Baltimore, Annapolis and way. = 20 ROOMS, AT AUOTION. mont, Boasts Winchester, Hagerstows, wrole: At No. 351 ‘Pennsylvanta avenue north- tick and way, via Relay.) West, on ‘THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 8:10 a.m.—Point of Rocks and way stations. STH, COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK. bie 2.—Staunton and Vs. Sp ings ree Jy3,6,7 Balumore Express. “Parlor car Wo'Now York and ERAS DE EEN iceoneee: P ° PRETTY * 42 08.m.—t0n Sunday only—Baltimore, Annapo- TRUSTEE'S GALE OF PRORERTY NEAR TEN. age By virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date teres tt, Lous, Ohicaro, Columbus and | tne 23a day ef ApH Ista and daly roen a PETE og Gounecta for Hagerstown and | ed in Liver No.714, folio S91, one of the Inud Piedmont: eoecnt Bae reey oe and stations east of | records for the District of Golumb the under- : Grafton toBandusen, | sikned, surviving Trustee, will sell on SATURDAY, JUN 267TH, 1880, om the premises, aT FIVE O'OLOCK P.M., the ‘following-deseri ribed “property, situate near Tennallytown, ia id District of Columbia, to 10+ ore Express. be College, Beltsville, Laurel, Annapolis Junc- vit: Lots numbered 14 and 15, of the division’ of ‘Jeasup's and Hanover. Gllee Dyer's Heal Eatate, made by Wiliam Fr. Mate wad wal: —Paltimore, Annapolis, Killcott Oity | Envi, arustes, in Chancery cause No. 108 Ravine of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, and a plat whereof is on filein said cause, and also of record in the office of the Surveyor of’ the Dis- trict of Columbia, containing one 6-10 acres. Termsof sale; The amount of indebtedness se- cured by said deed of trust unpaid, with the ex- penses of sale, in cash, and the balanée at six and elve tonths, for which the notes of the pur- chae-r, bearing interest from the day of sale and secured by a Se =a at ae wy —New York, Philadelphia and Boston ester, Frederick, Hagerstown and way, Relay. "30 p.m.—Baltimore, Bladensburg and Laure, ye. Frederick, vin Relay. Stops at Annapolis on. 5 - led of trust on the property sold Bothnis.....Wed--Jaly 7 Boi Wed.,Aug.11 | 4:36 p.m-—tPoint of Rocks, Frederick. Hagers- | shail be taken. A deposit of $50 will te wens Alveria......Wea Suga slweria "Weds Aue-13 wor, Winchester and Way Stations. On Sunday | of the Durehiaser at thetime of sale, and all convey Bi yeotnis.- Wed July 28 A Byes Wek nee: | Ted0 peo. Baldmsores Amaapalis sed Way Bta- ee ore REDE SHOR W- JONES. Gallia... Wed.-aus.4 tions. = e15- urviving Trustee. And every foulowing Wednesday from New York. | 8:10 P-m-— {Chicago and Columbus Express. {$80 ana 9100 old, sccordinu 10. a6 ani wold, 8000. Ticket to Paris, 815, gold, additional. tickets on favoral terms. at very low rates. Btoerage tickets from lverpoo! and Queenstown, and all other parta of at lowest rates. tions. "@THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED in consequence of the rain until THURSDAY, Juty 8TH, seme hour and place. By order of Trustee. Je28-d&ds AEHINGTON SCHUETZEN VEREIN. ‘daily. Sito pm — tet adelphis and Baltimore Express. at Bisdens! . P-m.—Potnt of Bocks and Way Stations. )-n.—t Baltimore and Ws tions. p.m.—BALTIMOBE AND LAUREL EX- 7:30 bills of laden given for Belfast, Glasgow, | 9:50 p_m.—t8t. Lonis. Cincinnati, Ohicseo and | ‘The following Bars, &c.. for the Grand Annual Harve, Antwerp and other pore onthe ntivent, | Pittsburg Express. (Pitts except Sunday.) | gchuetzen Fest, bewinning on the 2d day of Ausust ‘nd for Mediterranean ports. BisepAne cars to St Louis and Pittsburg. | veurel | 22d asting five daye, will be sold on THURSDAY, For freight snd passage apply at the Oompany’s [ _9:95 p-m.—tBaitimore, Bladensburg an JULY 8TH, 1880, aT SP. M.— office, No. 4 Howling Green, or both Lg) ere Four Bare. steerage and gabin,to OTIS BIGELOW, 606 7th atreot, Washing- “Senge COHAS. @. FRANOELYN, Axent,N.¥. MEDICAL, &e. THHOKS OF YOUTH.—RECIPE FREE setae cutees SEMINE WEAK NESE LOST MANHOOD. and all diseases brouxht on by cretion Tees Youthful indiscretions. CE DBON & CO. IsT-coly 75 Nassau st., New York. BROTHERS, 906 B st. aw., is the Doe a tees yeician in Washington. for the treatment of Female Irrevularities and Dis- anes. Sworn to and subscribed before me, A. 0. Richards, J.P. jef6-Sm LEON, she oldest established and only reli- Dik LADIES’ PHYSIOIAN in the city, can be daily at 455 Massachusetts avenue, from 1 to 90! . All Female Complaints and larities quickly cured. tation free. rate rooms for patients. Jell-Im ‘ADAM DE £UREST HAS REMEDY FOB Ladi Au fe mplaints quickly cured be consulted dapat SA Tih eo oe, ‘Offics hours from 1 to 9 p.m. ap28-3m* 903 B, NEAR NINTH.—The new Turkish and BA Bossian Bath Booms are now complete, by Ds. Suxpp in 1871. The best establishment south of New York. cots] TARTLING DISCOVERY. § LusT MANHOOD RESTORED. ‘A victim of youthful tmprudence causing ture decay, nervous debility, lost having tried in vain every known remedy, has dis- covered # «imple self cure, whico ue will send BREE to his fellow sufferers, Address J. He REEVES. ¢3 Chatham St. N. ¥. INSULT DK. ROBERTSON, every Wednesday and Saturday, at his office, 456 C st. n. 436 st., from 2 to 9 p.m., whe, ‘with 18 years expert: ence, fuaranters acure in all diseases of the Orwans, Nervous and Seminal Weakness, No Emissions, In:potency, &c. Gonorrhosa or Syphil- 4 recently coutracted, positively cured in from 6 te Br ‘Consultation strictly private, and sepa- Sethe aan eee cians more. Baltimore Charwes moderate. ‘msr29- RB. MOTT'S FRENCH POWD! D cure for Kidney Diseases, Gravel and all Urin~ Diseases, Nervous Debility, Heminal We and & ay Empotency, . Gieet, Sectains and ikin Diseases sj cured. Gonerr- Fate boners For nal by WM. B. EN- 8 5 i COAL AND WOOD. ‘One Confectionery Stand, with the privileze of erecting two . m.—tNEW cont. PHILADELPHIA, BOS" AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Slee) farto Mew Fork ‘and special sleeping car to ‘Three Shooting Stands. delphi. One Raftle Stand, orbaly s®unday only. Other trains daily, except | One Halle Staud. 4 One Cigar Stand. All trains stop at Btation. 4 and Wagon Yara. For further ft the Baltimore | Terme minds known at thewals, and Ohio Ticket Offices, W: ion, and 8. WOLF, Prosident. Hare orders i ber takea ae Beam avents, | WM. A. RUESS, Secretary. J¥8-8, tu w, St ecken ‘and received at Point in the city. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. “M. COLE, General Ticket Agent. TWO THREE-STORY BRIOK HOUSES. NOR. Geo. 8. ROONTE. General Agent. 3 AND 308 THIRTEENTH STRERT, BE- O'R: LORD, Central Passonser Agent. may17 TWEEN CAND D STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Juxx 87x, 1880, at 6 O'CLOCK, in front of the premises, 1 shall sell parts of fote1, 2 and 34) in square 263, havirg a front of 32 feet 3 {nches, and im- Proved by 1wo three story brick houses, with modern improvements, and containing about elgat rooms each, and located on the west side of 13th street, between © and D streets northwest. ‘Terms: One-third cash; the balance at six and twelve months, with notes bearing interest, and ) STATE LOTTERY. TAKE NOTICE! This is the only Lottery ever voted on by the peo- ple of a State, and under a tate decision of the US. Supreme Court at Washington, is the only Legal Lottery now in the United States, all other charters having been repealed or having no existence. 7 secured by deeds of trust on the property ‘sold. A Splendid Opportunity to Win a Fortune. | Conveyarcing, Se. at purchasers’ cost. $50 de- on each house at time of THOMAS DOWGING, Auct HOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF LARGE AND VALU- ABLE LOT, IMPROVED BY A HANDSOME RESIDENCE, NO. 811 E STREET. BE- TWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS NORTHWEST, NEAR THE INTERIOR AND POST OFFICE DEPARTMENTS. By virtue of a deed of bearing date Barch ist, 1880, and recorded in liber No. fay 936, folio. 241, one of the land records of the. District of Columbia, and at the request of the party thereby secured, the undersigned will offer ‘or sale at public auction, in front of the premises, to the highest bidder, on FRIDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF JULY, 1880, at 6o'CLocK P. M., part of lot two (2), in square four hundred and ’six (406), being the western part of said lot and having a front o! twenty three (23) feet seven (7) inches on north E street, and running back with thesame width eighty- seven (87) feet six (6) inches, to an alley, improved by a four-story Brick Hou-e. =, Posit will he req Vv GRAND DISTRIBUTION, ASS ae AEe ORLEANS, TUESDAY, JULY 137s, 4y1-3,5,7,8 1880-122 MonTHLY DRawine. Louisiana State Lottery Company. ‘This institution was regularly incorporated by the slature of the State for Educational and Cha itable purposes in 1868 for the Term of Fwe ty-five Hears, to which contract the iniclable faith of the state is pledged which pledge has been Tenewed by an overwhelining popular vete, secur- ing its franchise in the new constitution adopted December 2d, A. D. 1879, with a capital of $1, 000, - 000, to which it has since added a reserve fund of over 8350, 000 ca ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBU- TION will take place monthly on the second Tucs- ox ae mE ste a onto 109,000 we A EES Bas exon " HALF-TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR. L. SHERIFF, DEALER G. COAL AND WOOD, "epoca ateuton 000 | ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance in equal instal- i Gabital Pre: 10:00 | mente ta aie twalversnd caekioes months, for 1 Capital Prize. : 5,000 | which notes of purchaser will be taken, bearing in- 2 Prizes of 82, 600. 6,000 | terest from day of sale, and secured by decd. of 5 Prizes of © 1, 000. + ,5,000 | trust on property sold. “A deposit of 8100 will be 20 Prizes of "508. : 10,000 | required at time of sale. Terms to be complied with 100 Prizes of + 10,000 | in seven days, otherwise property will be resold at 200 Prizes of + 10,000 | risk and cost of defaulting purchaser. Conveyanc- 500 Prizes of 10,000 | ing and recording at purchaser's cost. 1000 Prizesof 10. 10,000 LEROY M. TAYLOR. | oy, | Trustees. Since Phas eae THOS. 8 WAGGAMAN, Aust | 3e28-cokds 9 Approximation Prizes of 8300. 2 700 . E. A g teri Brines of a. a HOMAB DOWLING, Auctioneer. ximation Prizes of ee Ae eer Tat SALE OF PUBLIO HAY SCALES. 1857 Prizes, amonnting to... 8110, 400 Responsible co ding agents wanted at all points, to whom liberal compensation Will be pai ‘Write, clearly stating full address, for furth Hoelotered flan a Oraae ye mast. ae one’ g Fem: A. DAUPHIN, dressed 07 to ee Roe le to July 10th, 1881, for th from July 15th, 1880, y 10th, 1881, for the io. 319 Broadway, New York. f weighing Hay, Straw, Fodder, Oats in Or J.P. HARBACH, fhe Btraw, and Live Stocy, at the following places 1416 F st. n.w., Washington. a times: os 'ia Post Ofion Union: and times: All our Grand Bxtraordinary Drawingsare under | yX9- 1, Bituated opposite the Po T BEXUREG AnD management of GENERALS G. | “XO: 2° Sithated on Sih street southeast, between T. Bl GARD and BAL A. EARLY. as t Ni Fisd a Genny as NO AGENTS in tne | Tegel and Georgia avenue, Navy abd, at it i es BE Te Jel6-waedw | °'No-S. Bituated at the corner of 10th street and Louietana avenue northwest, at 12 o'clock a.m. 7 No. ‘é irate’ a le sigge mid Market, ade streets northw at 1 o'clock tor 6, bitusied on street, DistRicr OF COLUMBIA, WasHinaTon, June 30th, 1880. ENGINEER DEPARTMENT, { On SATURDAY, Jury 10TH, 1880, at their ee tive locations, I shall offer for sale, to the highest bidder; the exclusive right and privilege of using the several DISTRICT HAY S80Al Pp. m. iired to comply CHINESE COLORED FIRES, He the eater Can aee, aettred Juss Bes Tn boxes, st 1, 8, 10, 26 and G0cents. Alsoin bulk, | Yorn, NeProvimons of the ect, sprroved Yano sD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. At &e. 4.M. KLOCZEWSHIS Drug Store, |.B.—No. 3 will be removed from its roees tie = ee | eee LEW28 JOHNSON © CO., Bankers, aut ba Rhode taland! avenue and H8t. ‘nol yurchaser. WASHINGTON, D. 0., et of the Commissioners D. 0. DEALERS IN UNITED STATES BONDS DIB- ABscLUTE SAFETY !! HATIONAL BAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. ee eae savy abwent from Washingt oan Sama ae AUCTION SALES. PROPOSALS. JF SALE a avcTION. BUBEAU OF ENGHAVING AND ae PRINTING, House No. 149 hb Georgetown, And Lot attached Gate the etasner of Jas. Wallace, deceased at public anctic Bigmulsee, on TUR AY NEXT: JULY 13, 1580, ‘Terms at sale.” WM. L. DUNLOP, Executor of Jas. Wallace. THOB. DOWLING, Auctioneers Wyn ti DTexcanson BROS., Auctioneers. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF BUILDING MA- TEBIAL, TOOLS, BUGGIES, STONE WA- GON, DERRICKS, &c. By virfue of an order from the 8u- preme Court of the District of Colum- is, holding a ial term July 2, 1880, e Twill eell on FRIDAY, TRE 9TH Day oF Jcry, A, D. , COMMENCING AT 11 O'CLOCK A.M., at stable corner 9th and _O streets northwest, a large quantity of Building Material, consisting of Gid Loe Bips, Rollere, Picks, Orowba ton Pipe, Rollers, Picks, Orowbars ; Derricks, Ladders, Screens: Windsor Bugyy, Harness, Stone Wagon, &c. 180, On P street, ieee of 7th street northwest, one fice Buil SAM’L E. LEWIS, ‘Terms cash. Administrator of Estate of Thomas Lewis, de- ceased. _ iy6-3t BYLPING LOTS ON HW STREET, BETWEEN SINTH AND TENTH STREETS N. W., AT AUCTION. On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Jury 9r1y, 15+0, #6 o'cLocK, in front of the premises, We will fell the ground. formerly ocenpied by the old Church of the Ascension building, in square 375, fronting 80 fect on H street uotth, between Sth ana lth streets west, and running back to an alley. This lot of eround will be subdivided into four bni'ding lots of 20 feet front each. Terms: One third cash; balance in one and two years, wich notes to bear 7 per cent. interest, to be Secured by deed of trust on premises sold.’ Con. Vevencing and recording at purchaser's coat. de porit rf #100 required on each lot at time of sale. By orcer of the Vestry. 6 DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. MPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY, THE WEST SIDE OF SEVENTEENTH, ‘TWEEN MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE D O STREET NORTHWEST. By virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date fhe dst day of July, 1878, and duly recorded fr in Liber 893, folio 118, one of the land. records for the District of Columbia, and by direc- tion of the party secured thereby, the undersicned ‘Trustees will sellon FRIDAY, THE 16TH DAY OF JULY, 1880, aT 6 O'OLocK, in frontof the premises, the following property, viz: The northern part of No. 22, in square No. 157, 20x120, together with the improvement, which consist of a comfor- table two-story Frame Dwelling, containing five room, ‘lerms: One-third cash; the residue in two equal payments at six and twelve months, with notes ‘aring interest at eight per cent per annum until paid, and secured by a deed of trust on the preperty sold. Conveyancing, &c.,at purchaser's cost. 8100 deposit required wher the Hroperty is struck off. z YERS, UCMAS J. jy6-d&ds Fas A UREW I. JOVOR,; Trustees. NOANSON BIOS. Auctioneers. TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR STORY BRIOK DWELLING AND LOT. ON E STREET, BE- IWEFN FIFTH AND SIXTH STREETS NORIWEST, AT AUCTION. By virtue of a deed of trust given to me and duly recorded in Liber No. folio 1, one of the laid records for the District of Comimnvia, A and by request in writing of the party cured, I will offer for sale at FRIDAY, THE 23p vay or JULY, A. D. o’cLock 'p. M., in front of ‘the premises, all that Yartol lot of wround lying and being in the city of shincton, D. O., and numbered nine () in are numbered four hundred and eighty-nine (489): beinning for said part of said lot at the hortbeast corver of eaid lot, and rauning thence wert twenty 6) feet, thence seventy-five (75) fect, thence east twenty (20) feet, thence north seventy-five (75, feet to the place of bexin- ning, together with all ‘and singular, the improve- ments, privilezes, hereditaments, amd appurte- hances to the same belonging or in any muny ap- pertsining. ‘The improvements consist of a press brick four story dweing. , ‘Terms of sale: One-fifth cash; balance to be paid in equal installments at one, two, three and four yeart, with interest at six per cent, said interest Payat'le semi-annually, notes to be sécured by deed of trust on premises adld.. Oonveyancine and cording at purchaser's coat. ‘Terms to be complied with in seven days, otherwise the Trustee reserves the right to resell the property at the riek and coat of the defauiting purchaser. upon giving five days! publio notice of such resale in some newspaper published in Washingtor, D.C. A deposit of 8100 required at time of sale. Jy6-dkds__ SAMUEL L. PHILLIPS, Trustee. J OHS SHERMAN & CO, Fj Real Estate Avents and Auctioneers, St. Cloud Building. OHANCERY SALE OF PART OF LOT 4, IN SOUARE 243, ON THIRTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN N AND O STREETS NUBTH- By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed in Equity cause No. 7,287, wherein Christopher Traxel ct al. are complainants and Henry F. Truxell 15 defendant, the undersigned, as Trastee, will sell, on MONDAY, THE 12TH Da¥ oF Juty, A. D. 1580, at Ox O'CLOCK B. M.. in front of the premise, part of Lot No. 4, in Square rumbered 243, becinnine for the same on the line of 13th street west two hun- dred and fifteen feet from the southeast corner of said square, ranzing thence north on said west line of 13th street fifteen feet; thence west seventy -on2 feet: thence southwesterly fifteen feet and four inches; thence cast seventy-four feet and three inches to the said west line of 18th street aud point of beginning. ‘Terms of sale: One-half purchase money cash; and balance in six and twelve months from day of sale, with interest, secured by the promissory notes of the purchaser; or purchase money can be paid all cash on day of sale, or on ratification thereof by the court No deed given until all purchase money Shall be paid. A lien is reserved on said real otate for the purchase money. A deposit of 50 will be Tequited when the property Is sold: | ‘Terms of sale must be complied with within ten days from day of sale. TAM J. MILLER, ‘Trustos, nisiana ave., near 6th st. WM. M. SMITH, Salesman. 4030-d&ds HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED GEORGETOWN, D. 0. By virtue of two deeds of trust to us, dated 30th November, AD, 1875, and recorded in Liber 506,"Folio i2vand 131, of the Land fim Records for the District of Columbia, we Will gell at public sale WEDNESDAY, 218 SEVENTH DAY OF Juty. A. D., 1880, AT 6 O'CLOCK P. M., in front of the premices, those two lots of ground Georzetown, D..O., Iyinvin Beal's addition to said Georgetown—described as follows: ist, Bexinning at a pointon the north side of West street, one hundred and three (103) fect six (6) inches east fror Valley street, said front beiog the southeast corner of the easternmost of three new brick dwelling houses, and run thence norther! and at richt angles to West atroet ninety-seven an forty-six hundredtha (97.46) feet: thence westerly withboundaryline of Joseph L. Simms and Frederic W. Hanewinckel, eiyliteen and one half (15%) feet more er Jess to point opposite the dividing wall between the most easterly and central of aid new brick houses, thence southerly and parallel with the firet line ninety-seven and one half (9734) feet more, or Jets to West atrect passing through the dividing well between the easternmost and central of eaid new brick houses and thence east with West street eighteen (18) feet three (3) inches to the point of beginning. 2d. Beginning at a pointon the north side of West wtreet eiiehty-five (55) fect three (3) inches east from Valley street, said point being the center of the dividing wall between the easternmost and central of three new Brick Dwelling Houses, and run thence northerly and at richt angles to West street, ninety-seven and one half (97%) fect more or less to the boundary line between the propert, of Joceph L. Simms and Frederick W. Hanewinckel ; thence westerly by and with aid boundary line eighteen (16) feet more or less to a point opposite the center of the dividing wall bet e western- mcst and central of said new brick houses; thence sontheris.and parallel with the first line ‘ninety. seven and one-half (9754) fect. more or less to West street, passing through the center of the dividin wall between the westernmost and central of said brick houses, and thence east with West street eighteen (18) feet to the point of the beginning, and the improvements, cons sting of a two-story hase- ment and mansard roof Brick Dwelling on each of said lot, | 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 1 terest, to be secured by trust on property. Oonvey- ancinic at cost of purchagor. If terms of sale are not complied with in five days, the Trustees will Sell at Fisk and cost of defanitiny purchaser. J. McHENSY HOLLINGSwoRTH,} Trustees. a heatiy ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED UNTIL , JULY 13TH, same hour and place. By order of the Trustees. Sys-deas HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ,USTEE’S SALE OF A FOUR-8TORY BRIOK STREETS SOUTHEAST, WASHINGTON, .O. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated the 31st day of December, 1874, and duly recorded in Liber 942, tollo 408, et seq., one of the. Land Records for the District of‘ Qolumbia, the un- dersigned Trustee will sell on MONDAY, JULY THE 12rH, 1880, ar Frvg O'Oxocx, the following de- scribed property, viz: The whole of the Lot num- bered seventeen (17), and part of Lot seven (7), in juare numbered six hundred and eighty-nine ). The said part of Lot seven (7) being described a8 follows: Commencing for the same af the south- ‘west corner 0! ‘num seven [7), Dumbered sfx bundred and ciphtyatue,. in 0.5 F' thence east By sia iat ta Ea tate rte ublic ‘ane D. 1! pag humbered seven (7), to paid Lota 5 tol street ; thence south along line of said street Cay SiR nee! BOLE tn waaace at tree and six months, with notes (OMAS DOWLING, Anctioneer. VERY DESIRABLE BRICK HOUBE, SOUTH . BETWEEN’ EIGH’ AND Stwrd’ #tukErs NORTHWEST. AT F . NOON, On FRIDAY, AFTERNOON, Jou Ist, 1830. Sealed Proposals will be received at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing until 12 o'cLock MON THURSDAY, THE 16TH IystaNT, to furnish One Thonsand Tons of Run of Mine Georce's Creek Cumberland Coal. free from slate ‘and impurities Kinds. To he furnished subject to the condi- + d by section 3711, Revised Statutes of jhe United States. viz: That the coal shall weigh 2,240 lbs. to the ton, and shall be inspected and Weizhed on the Bureau scales, and the quantity of cacit load certified at. the time of delivery by the Ferson appointed and qualified under the law for that purpose, and that the prescribed fee of 20 cepts for cach ton of coal inspected and weizhed shall be paid by the contractor. ‘The coal to be delivered at such times and places and in such quantities as may be required. No payment will be made without the certificate of the inepector that the coal is such as contract calls for, nor until the account has been rendered on the proper form and duly audited. ‘The right to waive defects and to reject all or any grou of the bide received is reserved. ; Toposals must be endorsed --Proposale for coal, and be addressed ts 0. H. IRISH, 3y7-5t Chief of Buran. PFoPesats FOR FEED. NAVY PAY OFFICE, ) WaAsutxctox, July 6, 1880. § Sesled Proposals (in Guplicate), to be indorsed “ Proj Onals for Feed,” will be received at this of- fice until TWELVE M. THE Lith Day or JULy, 1880, for articles to be delivered at the Navy Yard, Wash- ingten, D.C., of any expense to the Govern- ment and subject to the usual inspection, viz: BUREAU YARDS AND DOCKS. 2240 Ibs.) best quali y Timothy Hay, loose. 40 Ibs.) best quality long Rye Straw, in dies. 25, C60 ponnds Yellow Corn Meal. £00 Unshels (32 Ibs.) Prime Oats. 5(0 bushels (20 Ibs.) Prime Shorts. A'l the above articl’s to be of the best quatity and to be delivered in monthly quantities as re- quired. ‘the right is reserved to reject any or all Inds not deemed advantageous to the Government. Kes onsible security required for the prompt and faithful delivery of the articles. lar:k forms {or bids to be had at this office. J. ADAMS SMITH, 30 tors ¢ Soe dyT-ta Pay Inspector U. 8. Navy- PBerosaLs KOH. CASES FOR FARMER'S WEATHER INDICATOR. WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFick OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, > WASBINOTON, D.C., July 1, 1880. ") Sesled Proposals, in triplicate, subject to the usual conditions, will be received at this office until TWELVE O'CLocK Noox ON MONDAY, Avaust 2p, 1880, at which time and place they will be opened in presence of bidders, for furnishing and delivery of one hundred (100)’ Wainut Cases, with interior metal arrangements, for Weather Oase or ‘*Farm- er's Weather Indicator.” To be furnished at this office within sixty days after the award. iy ee reserves the right to reject any or all Proposals. Envelopes containing Proposals should be marked “Proposals for Cases for ‘Farmer's Weather Indi- cator,'”” and addressed to the unaersigned. Model Case, of which thore required are to be a facsimile, may be inspected at this office. The cabinet and metal work must baof the vers best quality and workmanship in all its parts, aud will be subject to the Inspection. of aul onicer oF axent of the office before acceptance. By order of the Chief Sicnal Oflicer. __H W. HOWGATE, Ist Lien Prop'ty and Disb’ Officer, Sivual Service, U.S.A., Acting Signal Officer and Ass't. 363-6 Porosars WILL BE KECEIVED for a short time for the LEASE OF THE DINING COURT and STORE at Washington Grove Camp Ground for this season. The camp com- mences Aucust 12 and holds two weeks. Address R. H. WILLET, Je28-20 Corner 6th st and New York ave. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. REF ScERATonS, WATER COOLERS, AND ALL SUMMER GOODS, ‘will be sold at actual cost for the next thir- ty days. A full line of SLATE MANTELS, St. Geo-zeand Stay Head RANGES; Social and ‘Fireside Jewell LaTKOBES. W.S. JENHS & CO., jy3 Wi? 7th st. now. NEW:ENTERPHRISE FOR 0th ST. Refrigerators, Water Coolers, Ice Cream. EVGCRDD Meee nae cree ros furnishing Store, 4: it. EIR Sr 34 Bridge Gs STOVES! » Georzetown. GAS STOVES! THE CELEBRATED ENGLISH STYLE. SOLD ON TRIAL. WILL DO THE WORK IN LESS TIME. LESS GAS THAN ANY OTHER STOVE IN THE MARKET. 531 15th st. A FULL LINE OF GAS FIXTURES. 308 E. F. BROOKS, 531 15th st. ee Se I OSE ASE es EP?* REFEIGERATOBS, WHITE MOUNTAIN OREAM FREEZ- FOWLER'S FLY FANS AND WALNUT DINING ROOM BKEFRIGERATOBS. M. W. BEVERIDGE, Late Webb & Beveridge, ) Importer of Ohina, Glass Ware, &c., myl5 1009 Pa. ave. @4s COOKING STOVES. The Washington Gas Light Company haveat their office on 10th Birect an assortment of the SUN DIAL GAS COOKING STOVES, in various sizer and patterns. ‘This is the Stove used by Miss Dods ‘m her lectures on cookery. ‘Call and examine them. myn (PEEnEBa COTTA WINDOW CAPS, MANUFACTUBED FROM THE FINEST CLAYS. VERY ORNAMENTAL, and in imitation of all kinds ef stone, and just a durable. For sale ata heavy discount from former prices. TEBRA COTTA VASES, SEWER PIPE, STOVE CROOKS, &o., AT THE LOWEST BATES. POTOMAC TERRA COTTA Co,, 401 New Jersey ave., mara7-ly Near B. & O. Depot. QEconD HAND CLOTHING, pamper ee dy on M. WALSKEY, 901 er pL eteceacisee oven by" mall ls Ow boa MEDICINE. MEDICINE. MEDIOINE DEPOT, 409 14th st. now. it: BOBT. SMITH. V. 5. Gs GIXTUBES, HORSE MEDIOINE. VETERINARY mys GAS FIXTURES ' GARDEN HOSE, GABDEN HOBE. OIL STOVES, OIL STOVES. PLUMBING, HEATING AND VENTILATING. PLUMBING, HEATING AND VENTILATING. EDWARD CAVERLY & CO., mys 1425 New York Avenue_ JH °BH40 FOR THE FOURTH JULY. FIRE WORKS, THe Best Maxe. CHINESE LANTERNS, FLAGS, ALL 81zEs. styles of CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, $0 Oinerclaaalo aad Rota, at the Lowest CH. RUPPERT, em » 403 7th st. n. w. Warr ear wean orders to” ‘Tae Lanaxst axp Most COMPLETE JOB DYEING AND OLEANING ESTABLISH- MENT Sours or New Youre. sd altvered ere in the ‘Work called and ay, ‘or by tuadl or cxpreas from other W. 8. WHEATLEY, 149 Jeliyrs0n st, Georgetows, D0) POPULATION OF CrtIgs.—The following table shows the population of ten of the principal cities of the United States as shown by the cen- sus returns of 180, also the increase and per cent of increase stnce 1870: Clty. 1880. | 1870. |Increase Percent. Brooklyn. 40 Baltimore. | 23 Boston...) a Chicago | 6 Cincinnatt...| 246 13 New York. || 2 Philadelphia 26 Pittsburg 26 St. Louis . 3h. 3 2 Washington. 160, 5a rs ATTEMFT TO Blow Ur a PREACHER—An at- tempt was made Thursday night about halt. g st_ nine o'clock to fire the residence of Kev. G. W. Price, sr., on 6th, between Ann and Nun streets, It seems a lot of combustible material, consisting of cotton, light wood splinters and aper, Saiurated with kerosene oll, was placed immediately under the bed room lisually occu- pied by the Rey. Mr. Price and his wife, but at the time only by the latter, the husband being ab:ent from the city. A handful of powder was also placed with the material mentioned, frou: which a tratl of powder extended through th 'd and under the front gate to the sidewalk. At the hour named there was a flash of powder on the sidewalk atthe spot indicated, which communicated Dy means of the train ded to with the powder aud combustible material under the hou: hich produced an explosion as loud as the bs he of anordinary gun. Jos. Mitchell (colo who resides next door, saw the flash and heard the explosion which fol. lowed, and hurried to the spot, when he found the coiton and other material on fire and the house full of smoke. He extingulshed the flames, which were fast gaining headway, and then proceeded to quiet the fears of the family, who were almost frantic with alarm. Captain Gocdman, of the police force, was walking in the direction of the house at the time, and saw the flash of the powder, but was not near enough to arrest the diabolical incendiary. A colored worgan in the neighborhood also wit- nessed the flash. So far no clue has been ob- tained to the scoundrel who thus systematival- ly went to work to set fire toa house ina closely settled neighborhood, with the probabil- ity, if bis plans succeeded, of also causing the death of ene or more of the Inmates.—Wi- mingion (N.C.) Sar, Ju A Bisnor’ Apc SITI DISREGARDED Knights Under the Ban.—Against the urgent admonition of Bishop Elder, seven companies of the Catholic Knights of St. John's Battal- ton, in Cincinnat!, had a “parade in that city last Sunday in honor of the visiting knights, to the number of a thousand or more, who had been in attendance at the national con- vention of uniformed knights. Bishop Elder, in bis advaonition. sald, among other things: “Ile sees no sufliclent reason favoring, and ne Sees serious objections opposing the formation Of a general military body, or of a body having a military appearance, as belonging exein- sively to the Catholle church in our tree ¥, and among our friendly people; con. sequently he cannot encourage the holding of aconvention for the purpose of establishing such a body. He positively disapproves of a public plente to be held tn the evening, con- Unuing after dark, and particularly of one to be heid Saturday evening, very easily leading toa desecration of the Stinday: and he recon mends all Catholics not to take part in any such evening entertainment.” ‘nis admon- ition not having been heeded, Bishop Elder ad- Crested a letter to the various Catholic minis- ters in Cincinatti, which was read in the churches last Sunday morning, in which he placed the offending knights under the ban. AFTER Ni .—Dr. Tanner, the Minneapolis man in New York who ts trying the experiment of fasting forty days, entered the ninth day of his enterprise yesterday. He has fallen away perceptibly, and has grown petu- lent and nervous. “He Says he is now suffering the worst Of the trial. He took two short walks yesterday. AS yet he uses no water, but simply rinses his mouth. He is hopeful and determined. A CHILD BLown OVERBOARD AND DROWNED.— Tate, the four-year-old daughter of David Bail, was blown overboard from a float in front of her residence on the Kills at Bergen Point, N. J., during a heavy gale, at about 5 o'clock last Thursday afternoon, ‘and drowned. The inmates of the house suddenly missed her, and her shoes were found by the shore about one hundred yards from the spot where she fell overboard. Her body had been in the water about half an honr before it was recovered. TELEPHONE Scrr.—The Western Electric Man- Ufacturing Company of Chicago has asked an injunction against ‘the New York Metropolitan Telegraph and Telephone Company and the American Bell Telephone Company for intringe- ment of patent, and restraining them from making or vending certain telephone transmit- ters. Suit for damages is also entered. ——————— DRIVEN TO SUICIDE BY WHISTLING.—In New York Saturday Chas. Buback, a cigar maker, comuitted suicide in the presence of his father, by drinking a potsonous liquid. The suicide, Who was sunstruck four years ago, had shown many evidences of unsound mind of late. His cov dition was apparently aggravated by a fel- low workman named Louls Macer, with whom le had a quarrel, whistling a German alr when- ever he saw him. Buback recently told his father that if Macer continued to whistle at lem he would kill him and then himself. He Was 2% years old. KILI ED ON THE B. & O. RatLROAD.—Yester- day anernoon an unknown man was killed near the Blve bridge, on the Baltimore « Ohio rail ro. d, ty being struck by engine No. 403 of the Cincinnati express, due at Camden station at 35 p.m. The body was takem to Baltimore, where an ike was held and a verdict ren- dered that “Deceased came to his death by acci- dent, which the engineer used every effort in his power to avert.” The deceased was about 30 years of age, five feet eight inches high, smooth face, short hair, dressed in gray coat, dark pants and black vest. A pair of sleev buttons, tooth-brush, comb and crucifix were found in bis pockets, He was removed to Mount Clare dead house, A_ FIREMAN KILLED BY A PaTENT EXTin- GUISHER.—During a small fire in St. Louts, yes- terday, Phelan Toole, a fireman, was killed by the explosion of a patent fire extinguisher which he was using. Toole was captain of the Pompler corps of the fire department, and made himself famous by rescuing so many people from the Southern hotel in St. Louis when it was burned several years ago. The explosion threw the brass cock of the extinguisher against the breast of Toole, directly over the heart, Pega ee ribs and forcing the broken pieces into the heart and lungs. The bottom or the cylinder was also blown off, An Inspection showed that theextinguisher had been made | to bear a pressure of Only S0 to 100 pounds to the square inch. ERAL SHERMAN IN WINN! A dispatch from Winnipeg, Man., says Gen. Sherman was met at St. Boniface by Premier Norquay and the local officers. 4 procession was formed, which was escorted by cavalry across Red river and recelved by a salute of nineteen guns on the Winnepeg side, Whence it proceeded to the government house. The general and party Were entertained at the government house by Lieut. Goy. Couchon and lady. L! crowds gathered to see the distinguished visitors, and the military bands played the American na- ‘uonal airs. Firry Tuovsayi OF LIMESTONE TO BE MoveD By Ong Lake Exriosion.—The third big blast in the limestone quarry at Glendan, Pa., will soon be set off, and it is expected that 50,000 tons of limestone will be dislodged. The ep Aa rod on @ hiliside, into which run four a distance of fifty feet. At the tuner end a drift runs off at right les on both sides for sixteen feet, making the in form like the letter T. At each joint and at each end of the cross drifts a blast fifteen feet has been sunk. In the shafts and drifts a number of chambers have been made, and ini these about fifteen tonseof powder Placed. The powder will be exploded by elec- ticity. The work of preparing for the blast has been going on for over a year.—N.¥. Sun. WALKING ON THE WATER.—W. C. Soule, who Patented an invention for walking on water a year ago, gave an exhibition of bis apparatus on the Harlem river, New York; Sunday last. It consists of two “shoes” of thin long, ten inches wide, and five deep. ere the foot, but round that sockor' ce eae the Socket the shoe hollow and airtight. It sinks about four inches When stepped in. Cndern ‘at each end is an automatic paddle sev iike @ venetian blind. When moving ferseed Ube blades open in order to afford no woogie tion to the water, but in ‘the shoe they close. This gives eipurehses leg, which enables the fore Soule at first walked across clothes, but afterward, when in a bathing ushed the shoes into the loated in a sitting posture. invention by a desire to county, where he wi aes ct BANE pete i 5 A eg ff ls be ae z 4 : He H : i : Be a i ‘ [ Four Planets im Perihelion. “TROACMING THES Tonga? (SETTER AP. = TIME IN 172 YEang, CORTUER POR _— Astronomers tell us that we are enter! A period when an eccurrence will take filsce in the heavens which hasnot beon knowa cr more than eighteen centuries The four largest of the planetary bodies, Jupiter, anus, Saturn, and Neptune, are approaching their perihelion pout th space, are sweeping Ih their cigantic orbits nearer and nearer to the sun, and their simultaneous approximation to ihe central mass of the solar system has in. spired some minds with fears as to the possible Tesults to that particular planet on whicn we dwell. There is no need for any anxtety, how. ever, a8 such an event has happened several times before, and probably will happen often again, Without cansing the smallest inconve- nience to any human being. ‘The perthelion of a planet being that point in’ tts orbit where tt comes nearest to the sun, and ail the planets being at different distances from that. tum nary. It follows that some of them approach the sun—or are In peribelion—more frequent Uan others, Neptune, the most distant of all, lakes i6¢ years to complete its movement round the sun; while Jupiter, in size the king anets, he whom the Greeks called and ‘the Egyptians “the Brilliant,” Sweeps round tn less tlan a twefth part of that time. The last oceasion when a stellar phe- nomenon similar to that which ts about to happen Occurred was at the beginning of Last century, when all four of these wandering Worlds neared the sun almost simultaneou Tha. was in 1708 andihe following years, and. if there were any grou earthquakes and plagu usual events, history ought to inform us dire calamities at hat thie aMlicting the gi Yet there ts no satisfactory proof of the ear pg been disturbed about that period: on Dtrary, She seems to have adopted an at. Of perfect indifference, in spite of the imity of the major plan he Great Plague Happened tn the year i665, and can kordiy, (herefore, be put down tothe malig- influence of planetary peribeita: more es- ally as i can be counted for by other ppditions of life, tof fruit the age, any who would attribute the War of the succession to these resplend heavy they should, in common fair- ness d Neptune, remember that the f nt, which ended the contest, was happily cemented in the year ata time when, according to astrology, not only “the dogs of war,” but the more terrible wolves of famine, to say bothing of earthquakes and tempests, ought to have been reveling in slaughter all over the world. W hy should we ascribe baleful powers to any coi the countless host of heaven? The: ho shadow of astronomical ground for bell ing that the other planets exercise ble sway over the meteorological under Which we live. The perturbing pow of these bodies 1s limited to silghtly altert the elliptical orbit of the earth, and beyom that they have assumed toward our smaller planet an attitude of perfect. complacency. London Telegraph. TOR Late SHERIFF Bowgy'’s PRorERTY.— Since the death of Sherif! Bowen there have been many surmises as to the amount of prop- erty which he left and the disposition whl: will be made of it, Holding as he did for many terms an office whieh under his manage- ment could not have yielded less than $15,000 10 $20,000 a year, It Was natural to suppose that accumulations would be considerable. Stigation, bewever, shows that he holds Utue or nothing in his own name, and that such propertv as can be traced to him through others ts covered with judgments. Sheriff Bowen's last (ax return, sworn 16 before the county auditor, was one watch valued at $100, and 166 acres of land In St. Andrew's Parish valued at #100. ‘The house on Sullivan's Island in which he lived every summer, and Which was belleved to be kis property, tands inthe name of the estate of Susan euigru Bowen. It 1s valued on the tax bo at 5,000, and is incumbered by a mortgage of $4,000, held by the First National bank. The residence in Rutledge street, near Bull Street, which was purchased July 3st. 1siz, trom the assignee of Wm M. Lawton & Co., for $5,100, stands In the name of Garrett Byrns, in trust for such person or persons as CC. Bowen Thay appoint. No will has yet been put on pro- bate, and it is not believed that he has left one. Col. W. N. Taft, who was with Bowen in his last hours, is reported tobe his executor, and may possibly have a will in his possession. The judgments against Bowen on file in the clerk's office aggregate $25,049.55. Besides thes there are three “judgments in the United States circuit court amounting to . One of these last-named judgments ts entered by Tabitha Park, Bowen’s alleged second wife. Several of the judgments have been assigned by the judgment creditors to Garrett Byrns and others. The county owes Bowen, as sherif, some little money for current bills. A claim for $17,000 against the county,which was thrown, out as fraudulent by the conimission appointed to Investigate and report upon the bona. fide in- debtedness of the county, 1s now belng contest €d before the supreme court by W. N. Taft, 00 whom It was assigned by Bowen, it 1s sald, fora loan procure Tart and < for ‘cam- ems July 2 THE OREGON PoLan ago to-day, June 19, Isis, Lieut. Frederick G, Schwatka sailed from New York tn the whale Schooner Eothen for the Arctic regions in search of information that might lead to a discovery of the fate of Sir Joln Frankiio’s expedition. The jast word that has been received from Lieut. Schwatka was a letter to his father in this city, dated the 31st of March, 1579, and written at Camp Daly, North Hudson's Bay, from which point he intended to start norta- ward, shortly after that date. News may be expected from Lieut. Schwatka some Ume the coming fall, and it may be that no word will be obtained of his whereabouts before the spring of 1881.—Salem (Oregon) Statesman, June 19. §2 "The costume of an English lady of fashion in a ball-room 1s, says an English writer, tar more indelicate than that of an Indian squaw. —_—_ DIB: BOWEN. Departed this life July Sth, 1880, st 10-15 p.m.,after a short and painful illness, Locisa Bowe, aged fitty-two years. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from her late residence, 1737 E street, Thursday afternoon, July 8th, at 3 o'clock." CHERRY. At Washington, D.C., July 6th,1880, at6o'clock a m.. CHanLes 8. Canny, former: of West Point, Chambers county, Alabama, in the forty-eeventh year of bisage Funeral from his late residence, No. 1240 Tstreet , at five p.m. on Thursday, July the Sth. * ILES. On July Sth, 1880, Sormia Viscen Tt NILes, in the seventy-ninth year of her age, wid- ow of William Ovden_ Niles, late editor of Niles Register, formerly of Baltimore, Ma ‘The friends of the family are reepecttully re- quested to attend her funeral from the realdence of her son, Famuel V. Niles, 1733 1 street, on Wed- nesday afternoon, the 7th irst., at 5:30 o'clock. (Baltimore papers please copy 2 PRICE. On July 7th, 1480, at 9408 m., James, beloved lineband of Mary M. ‘Price. Funeral will take place at bis late residence, 704 Virgin east, Friday, July th, at Gielcck. “Relatives aud friends are'respect{ul ed. RIGGS. On Tuesday, Jul 1880, at 12 s'clock m., Rengcca THAW ; daughter of Ge oad elcome! a. late Myron ‘Biews, in the forty- year of her Funeral from the Central Presbyterian church, Third street, between I and K streets nor.awest, ot Friday, July oth, at 4:20 pm. Friends of the fam ily are invited'to attend. = ie YOUNG. On July 6th, 1880, at 9p.m., Hexny ©. Sov, in the forty -ninth yeur of his ue. Funeral’ from his fate reeidence, 1063 1 stroet routheast, 4:30 p.m. Thursday, July 8th. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited toattend. > UNDERTAKERS. {BED. SPINDLER. DERTAK EB: Pen ot ee em Branch Btore, 239 44 street s.w. OHN B. WRIGHT. UNDBEETAKSE, Sep37-12m ‘1887 10th strest merthwent, —Two years AS COLLECTION OF OLD ENGRAVINGS AND ETCHINGS, From Farprsick Keprrt, NEW YORK Ad‘D LONDON, Now on Exhibition. TAPLEY'S PATENT SELFINDEXING LET- TER AND INVOICE FILE, ‘The most convenient and useful File made. JAMES J. CHAPMAN, METROPOLITAN BooxsToRE, O18 Penn. ave.