Evening Star Newspaper, July 20, 1880, Page 3

STEAMERS, &c. PROPOSALS. AUOTION SALES. , ——_AUOTION SALES. , STEAMER AR Cee Piwars aN tae Ores OF WASHINGTON, LITLE EES Ware oS WELILMD |S 00; Aucticnons Ot OF THs dene te Forel SD A, 2ESREND. TRUSTEES BALE OF F TWO-STORY FoAME Se ee Ce = OF COLUMBIA. { T will sell, Jouz Airs, at 10 o'ctoce, SSectnp AND" F STREETS Se ee ee By onder of the ne Boar pp oe tne ATP ee Beck ty FANCY GOODS, sei ee eal Oe For all tre POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS a far | 7 this office Wael 12 Formerly kot by H. Erxa, Sr. as Lecucrat wuaua Somini;telarning MONDAY, | Sctocts, Ox FRIDAY, Sure tre, 1880, for cou ee eee Weber SpsYand Faibay. ry, Corn ‘Soa etrets parkas Se The stock somprisee Fare ard Freight at lowest rates. plank form of fares cations and proporale can | Black and White Laces, > Ben ie premises De puble auction, F_J_ STONE, Parser__ | ation upon spit therefore; and bids tpn nee a Orepe Lisse, | 7HUBSDAY, THE tara Dax per Tie? apes the LOWER POTOMAC alone be eee mr ions, (black and part of lot number elght (8), square namber 80, Pty wie, rents ea any or all bids or ies? Underwear. ‘Kid @loves, mmencing for the same at th wes? corner > aa Taig Under. 8 alte ann Pe of said lot and running east, thirty-one (31) fect: Ue oe a TONG, Bilk Satine, Velveteens, (all ahisdes,) ce running north one hundred (100) f and Fre rok Major of pincers ieee” Blowers, "Weathers Cuene thence west thirty-one (51) feet; thence south one er ee ot eens Syl7- Engineer amisioner D.0. Hamburg Edgings, " Umbreliss,’ _“paraseis, | Bundred (100) feet to. the place of ming, con- Oty Lie be Riverside, Matthias, Pope Oreek, POSALS FOR FILLING AND Fair Switches, oats’ Cotton, Orapes. Sine thirty-one hundred square fect of round, fon's, Mattox, Blzckiston'y. Island, Pengorse GROUNDS” NIOUT OF “THE | _theentire stock will becloced without reeneva, at | Wit, uerrovements Biconaisting of a two- i. Rineale, Eos 6 -Lanaing 3 and 0) cit TURDAY. story Frame Dwel ing and Si late “wharves: returs Gib e, Uotcroos, and EVENING 7 ae et | aad acta One mae s boschar Teena at ca Saturday. Fare an Smigtit atiow: WAcBINOTOM, DOr dalenoue Tono.| | Sy16- yigeat wt SBA REMC SAMOTAG. Saleeman. Sis per cent wecuréd by decd of trast Gu the pr erro led Pro} aS pure Mror furnishing erty. con Sen rorencine at cost 5 and oprondioe sort a gravel upon, the TO-MORROW. purchaeer. One hundred dollare to De. eyomted HE STEAMER rere srounda south of the ‘Executive Magsion, willbe BfUimc of tales If tho teriae oF adie bee ene (Captain &. E. Howr.) pues = this sof lice, nc 12. Ca not JUNOANSON BROS. -» Auctioneers. oa Seve rom Gay of ‘alo the Trus- oe aaeet 2 2 Bd repair ia the toe sobrtantlal Brecischtiong and leak ita Form of Ho a aegreeen FEE ee Go Gat aot Beatiahing nasty a 3 abner, wi) reeume her trips OL ie | Suppl Cae TANOOLN CASEY, NO Fees AT AUCTION ae 26,28,80,A3,4, 6,9, 11,12 an every Tuceday, Th Sunday at7 s.m., a8 t.-Ool. Corps of Engines an Five follows: On. I bo. Husedaye, for, Goltan’s Nomad ind | s916-0t in charge of Public Buildin and Grouds. : ie offer for Palo. in Font ie oom rene attiones ‘aredaye, for Mattox CERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROV Ph eS RAILROADS. ; aa Ba, See | PEED Mo Jenn EEE Bakiti intermediate landiogs ering snd return |_| aa a i back to NORTHWEST. TH BEB, G. T. JON Agent, 1880 1880 an alley. Lot 26 and part of Lot 27 will be re Under and by virtue of a decree of the 8u- ‘my31-3m Sth-street wharf. 0 enti Boure rT. ane. One-thira balance in one and two Peart ate mate ot of Sommbis, A et rt ——— . aah: fe on the of J 3 OHFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE Taal levErack, Steel Balls. Fears, with interact st 1 Eo enatceeges reg oy | Beit, and passed in a "certain ete ndine oan ure inv STEAMTR TAPE OF THR LAKB. ne EEE, JURE UL. rust on the Property, wold. | fee 5 0 on Piste and Donnie A. Kays asd, others are de> Tho a ; Bound TRAL AVE WAMHINGTON, oe es a rot purchaser oF or 3 mvey- sencatitey (the same being Equity Cause No. ) 2 ). Secon: oo be For ane es Ceres aks ‘i iz at coat ow ‘ORTHE eaers. » an order of resale, at the eae gud co ont a the Dai WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, at 6:50 p- ing Gare’ tor Leaves ane chose weet = conde AORN HERE TO} Trastocs. define Rurchaser, Passed on the 8th day of July Leaves Norfolk al ats'p.m, stop | a.m. daily, with Et ing ¢ Oars £70 inerrie: 7 A.D. A800 he udccticaed wil ga at pulls auc ic Bott ipa and & IY» ~ mo USTEERS’ SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO- ae it front of SOA thet to the highest bidder Fag i beng aise P mnt Bi daily wit al e nis am a ob ncaa: 9:38 RTO "AND BASEMENT BRICK Lee. Hhereign ou alOR MOND, ee the gant Day oF. muausr. A Piet SEAS HEMT AR ANOS nant | p BiktiSOR ANY FOTOMAG RACERS. deen ek ine ee en, | eee tanta and Bes Fospats, pTHORSDAYS ee at | eae Gar to Watkiie and tie Norin at By, arte sce or tone Pa ae and adie Shed oer tan groans iat or ylat creda | | «JOHN GIBSON and E. 0. KNIGHT 8:00 e.m. daily Cope HORE +9:30 p.m. daily, No. 898, folio 241, et a ae er ‘of the land: sey city, accor: fling to the plats Bled ih this cause by the Pier ai sp ‘Rives ¥. BATUSDAVE A ‘ Sone ae Palace Oars to Canan- f the District f Golam bi a at the co igsioners on partition, a8 the east twenty one ee aloNDays. P.. ayn at Tocords of the District of Ootambia, ani wal iret | £2 and eleven inches (21.11) trout by the depth of < neti p to} For cig port ae re Haven and Elmira, at 10:40 | quest of hes pe eo ree aha prenines: 2s, Sn WED. | 02 bundred — forty four (144) orl as ambered : 3 ‘ are nnder Nat. Met Dank orp. Troan be Depart New York and the Each 8:00 a.m. 2:00 and Nespay, ELE THR LizH, 1880, az ar 50 5 CLO Rea) a a ty ase onli ‘Bamibered two ban: 229 ALFRED WOOD, Bec'v.” Kies ei OEY, eA.) comets Fase BORTOT| Aas Fe PORTSMOUTH, FORTRESS Sept stay Parlor Care dt a.m. day, | tn the city of Washinton, District on Ceiba “Terme of sale af prescribed by the decree: Qno- a Soamrn ‘Warrz, ERC eos Mail. Git LEAVES From afoot of ‘Seventh st. | From ‘com ‘bell’s wharf, IONDAY AND WED- MoRpAy, AND 30, and grery SATUR AY, at Stops st Piney Point and Point Lookout Going and earaian: fare, 31: Round Pe & 28 a Tickets ye ‘TUESD, HURS- Day ax SUNDAY, and staterooms for sale at B. Sons, Par: cy G. Smith's, 1431 Penn’ Beas DW.; and’ A. B. Brown's, cor. "15th st. and rickets rod ‘until used. 7th st. yar Washington Campbel’s whan os heen N.B.—Lunch baskets not allowed on board. The company reserve the right to deuy passage to im- proper characters. ap37-6m ai) ESCHANTS’ AND MINEBS’ TRANSPORTATION Cities OUTSIDE LINE OF STEA BALTIMORE and NEW YORK. Salling dass from Baltimore—Every WEDNES- Ba SATURDAY, (af 4, p.m, from foot of Bgesve Wharf, (near foot sae rom New York Every WEDNESDAY and BAT- URDAY, at 5 p.m, fron Pier 40, Raat Rives: Cocar foo! f Clititon et ‘a passenger accommodations. Lowest rates freich? auaranteed Hates of povtaze. First clase, 8%, including meals bl ag rage berth. bteerave, $2, meals, i . per meal. a. TEGLNS, Gute Whsrf.) BAL‘ maton a GEO. H. GLOVER, 3625-19. Fier 19, EAST RIVE CEYDE'’s NEW_EXPHESS = JASEINGTON: Aj GEORGETOWN, ALEXANDRIA Be cee ere ae inde! Lines for, New York. Bosto ton, Provi- Lap and all points in the 70. 2a Cabin, ae oe cee ce 1 em ‘oF 5 . ZEROTT & 0O., 995 Pennsylvania GN, Aout, National (arent. Na a ate 826 ‘am Tinton; or. Yi" JOHNSO. Bekiee Seltees comer st. Dew. Nas GERMAN LLOYD—srzucar am Darwen con x. Haven, ‘LONDON. * of this co y will sail every Bat- ue fea of oni Sd arost te8 of e: From New York to Havre, Lon- don, jampton snd Bremen, first (00; becond cabin, #60, steerass, a Tene eat certifies: ‘or frei oF, QELBICHS & Co, 2 eon WG: Meter 80 as oe = for Washington. ((uNaED un, NOTICE. LANE ROUT) THE CUNARD —— MPANY LIM- ‘avenue and paanen, Bao esioe the commears WW dus Teh erect, Washinne CHAS. G. ieee Agent, N.Y. c re, tw and Co rport on the = or Me Sa re Orie Bt BIG! MEDICA — de. Ht. RKOTHERS, dest adver isin: Physician ‘Ss Seite the treatment of Female gases,” wworn To sud subscribed before me Richards, J.P. jhe mt A God = Purscurrtion Furs. For Onre ot Seminal Weal ina of “Maat na ‘all tine orders browl:t on by indiscretion oF excess ANY Drugwist has the ingredients. Address: “DAYIDSOR | % 00... $06-29 Dares (Be PBYSIGIAN int ae be Di a consulted ‘ia.ls 55 Maneachinacitaavenlaé from} dal; Svordock Al Female Comelata ‘aad larities quickly cured fistion tree. rate rooms for patients. yea ‘ADAM DE FOREST REMEDY FOB be octanitad dauy ot conan hours from 1 EAE: STE. —The new Turkish amd 903%: Ee Bath Rooms sre now complete. f manacers since ite first establishment By bas Suupp in 1871. ‘The best establishment south of New York. ‘LING DISCOVERY. remedy, EuEE *o ‘neyo fe Aadee YONSULT = ae eS. See / and J imma at bis offic + D.W., near 4% et. from 2 tc) p who; with 15 years’ exve- wienoe, fuarantees & cure In all Sisesses of the Ure Onaps, (Nervous and Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal Ewisstons, Impotency, &c. Gonorr! or Byphilis, a cont ene “eared in ao 6 to 10 days. Gonsuitarion’s strictly private, Pt i ‘St Baltimore. “Mai notion, ae ing siclans of jain “hee sy p erat moderate.” mar?-6 FRENCH FOuDES oa Ds cure pl Kisser Disease, and all Uri- Beca, Impesens sao Silt Seal We aud all eee. Tn) Been rofu yp Bicoa ana tr diem Peal cured.” Gonor. Thee cured ia iShours, Foreals oy Wat. BRN PISS. Drorwiet, commer id wt and Fa. ave. Price 3 }+r box, sent by mail under seal om ceipt of price L. MARTIN @ CO's CELEBRATED re frat bere FOB BRICKLAYERS Where Black Jotats are required. Stock on hand. J. H. JOHNSON & CO., Aczvrs, mylé 22th st. wharf and 1202 F st. n.w —————————————————————— qqeEsaneucs TRUSS AND SUPPORTERS. NEVER NEVER BREAKS, NEVER B WEARS OUL AL 'AYS CLEAN, and can ‘be worn while bat sale at CHAB. cS, 623 Tth at, D. Ww. ‘Mrs. Fisher devotes her attention ‘want lady patrons. mar? py Ss ane stand known for tap oe BECOND-| AND HARD GrorHInG “a ars " beraold at xo Branch Store, Wo-408 = eosty paw nw. he B~Rote by mail jnmoae oad For dersey Gt N.Y. : h trains connect at Sty mith toate not Be Annex, af. oe Annex, af- at st, avoid- iton_ tree wort ease te Terriage :ncroes SNew Tore city. ladelphia, 8: geen eet Oe junday, 5 Pir and 10% se Limited 80.8 m. daily, excont & fees 6:40, 8:00, '9:30, 1 Os For Fove's Creek Line, 6:40 a.m. and 4:40 p.m., daily, except Sunday. Lae erg eas :40.a.m. and 4:40 p.m., daily, ex- ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL mon ‘AND. ALEXANDMIA AND WASHING- For Alexandria, 7, 7:20, 9, 11 9.m..4: 20, 6:28, rope ‘On Bunday at 7, Perera For] ‘ilchmond and the South, 7a.m. daily, and 20 p.m. daily, except Sunda; Cre xandria for W: a.m. 13:60, 8, 6, 7 800 9:08 pie ty BY) 2 mid- nicht. On Sunday at 8 and 10 a.m., 7 and 9:05 Tickets, {nformation, sleeping and parlor car ac- commodations can be enrnctred at the officee—north- east corner of 1th street and Pennsylvania avenu Porthesst comer (th and Eennsylvanie syentio, aud at the depot, where ordere can be left for the check- tng of bexsase to destination from hotels and LP. meow ‘General P FRANK THOMSON, General Mananor. S36 ALTIMOBE AND (D OHIO RAILBOAD, THE GREAT Di wise ee DovpEm TRAC puacE. No lense jorthwest, eat, Westy, To take eff re effect 4 Sider, say 2, Ue at 1:30 p.m. 6 ose —Baitimore, Ellicott ‘ity and Way Bta- m.— {Baltimore E = me aaa ae way. ray. (ried: ont, Strssbure Tick And wa: omer jprings Express. el Boston and r oar lew York and tai0n Sunday agen: Annspo- (or sects fr Hoe Talown and ._ (Connecis for at Point of Rocks for Li and st ae cae OE Fiedmont, except Sunday.) Pullman car Sedane tee ville, daily; Grafton toSandusky, 10°00 a.m. ~Balumore Btops at Baltimore Express. Bisdens- Je id Hane Fer tae accctin,Silocs Gar Laurel Express. a Sos ane wer and Boston 8:30 p.m.—Baltimore and way chester, Frederick, H: eerslowi ad way, vis Belay, “30 p.m. — Baltimore, burg and roa Express. Frederick, via Relay. Stops at Annapolis 4:36 p.m.—tPoint of 5:1 5 Chica and Colmmbus Express. : Bisdensbars ‘and ‘Laurel. Hocks and Way Stations. BALTIN pera Pavachipnoe = car . Sunday only. Other trains daily, exospt shecked and received st an: GEO. 8 KOONTZ, General Agent. ), Gene r PLUMBING. ¥ SF ” PRACTICAT, EXPERTENCE. Werk 419 Oth st. n.w., 3. F- were th ck to ioe focuatlaay ith a view to 1t8 pro srrancem x rs promptly Med. apes PEO) Meer catl or meant orders to ‘Tux Lancest axp Most CoMPLETS JOB DYEING aap creeeina ESTABLISH- PLE First-class in every particular. Work called for and delivered anywhere in the city, or by mail or express from other places. W. 8. WHEATLEY, myl1 49 Jefferson st.. Georgetown, D.C § BSOLUTE SAFETY !! RATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, ESth Street and New York Avenue. Pogo Burgiar rch re te pront Vaal from 85 80 Lave a 1800. oe —- St wyice president; Bs Bey Siurlewaat treasurer; Henry ou. Evang. ‘mayd EWELRY, STERLING SILVER PLSTED WAKES Sooo AT COST FOR THIRTY DAYS ONLY. Before removing toour new stare, No. 1218 Ba, Ave., we will sell our entire stock at first oAML LEWIS, Established 1840. (Jy]3-1m}__1221 Pa. ave. F XOU VALU! Ht EXESIGUT, apes best 1 SLASHES of He eee eet HEMP! ‘LEB, the e Optician, Pa. Tae: . Bear 4% we gery Pps fala first-class Know THAT tad than a SUIT much better and areal ‘deal sUsTIrs Sib STAND, or at . DW We but i seosnd feos i fe Muy but first- eee NO. PAY.PELE CORN all. 9. Sra ete Bolg Areas Be ‘Boot cone tore, 1031 7th st. n.w. 26c, Je22-Im (POUND LIC@BICE POWDER. ( Y the bl ska rae lating tho gy for wanting te 7 ae EEA GSR 4.M. KLOCZEWSHI’S Drug Store, 312 423 Oth street n. gick OB LAME HOBSES. a Owners shopid call at 409 Foarteenth st. n.w. BOBT. SMITH. LS eS, Sn DYE ORK. Ae Seat uv -yneeet office. =| sae os Ere ‘very cheap, secording to fine work. a8 16k nunabered taireve im seaace aamebored thas hundred and sixty-seven, running thence south along 10th street to thesouth side of sald lots thence cast along said eouth line twenty eiulit feet; thenoe north to the fouth line of O street: thotico west ~ the said etreet to place of beginning, to- aeilier with the improvements, consistius of & very Complete snd convenient two-story and basement brick dwelling. the | roperty will be sold subject to = ed of secure 82,000, with interest at 8 eoeuts which will bo asatimed by the parenase © balance of the purchase money to be paid 8300 cach and $100 «(marterly thereafter, with, interest at? per cent. {he fe deferred payments to be secured on, the rroperty sold, or ail cash may be paid, at Sttion of the purchaeer. ‘Terms to be obmptioa with in? days, All conveyancing at purchasers cost. A deposit of #100 at time of ‘gale will be re- %, &. HaLstrean, | Trustess. W. M. SMITH, Balesman. Jel 26.392, ,13,14 t@-THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED. TO WEDNESDAY, JuLy 2187, 1580, at the same hour and place. J . AMB! t Syltdawsas _ E. P: HAESTEAD, | Trustees. quired. RUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROV- D AND UNIMPROVED PROP: FD ON FOUR-AND-A- oO ORNER OR VIRGINIA AND ) ROUS-AND-ACHAL BETWEEN < ra "AND H NORTHEA et By virtue of a decree of the Supreme cout of the District of Columbia, passed in Equi Cause No. 7222, the undersijned Trustee will, Ctter for sale at public auction, in front of i pre. Mises, on TUESDAY, the 227H Day or Jury, ar 6 O'CLOCK P a., Lot 1i, of Uhiman’s subdivision of Square 833, being vacant ground; and upon the Same day, at the hour of 6 o’cLock P.M., in front of the p ot 13, in square 534, Improved by two three-story Brick Houses, Nos. 224, 226 and n Hately thereafter. in thence south on caid etreet 20 fect to the beginiine: improved by atwo-story Brick House used asa Restait rine of aale, a& prescribed by the decree” One- tid of the. prelate money in cash; and the resi- due in equal instalments in six, twelve add cizhteen months, with interest. A deposit of $50 on each parcel sold will be required when the pranenty 3 struck off. Terms of sale to be complied with in ten days from da} jyl6-dkds_— WAGGAMAN, Trustee. ALTER B. WILLIAMS & OO., Auctioneers. ooo eee SALE OF TWO- StOE ee DWELLING HOUSE ON G STREET, TWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH STREETS of sale HOS. By virtue of a deed of trust dated Novem- ber 9th, A. D, 1878, and duly recorded in Liber No. 2 8 Mf the. Jand records of direction of the ie party secured thereb| at Tubkebsy auction, in front of the JULY Seals ete 1880, » the fc alpen real estate ae isos situated, lying and Dein in the cit; ington, in the District of Columbia, designated and dea Plat of raid city ae Let B vision of sqnare pe hu and three (903), be- eatin for the same ai oint seventy-six (76) feet from the southeast corner of ssid square, apd in m- rash— Enown and as foe ground pian or in the recorded subdi- Cast thirty-eight Gs) fect and one AD) inch; thence due south sixty feet to the piace of perinn inks with of a Two-story One-half cash; balsnce in atx Ee gd cy oe hrs F fan cured by & ¢ trust on cold. All rurchiasers 3 cost. 8100 down o1 day < of eae, a and spe terms of sale are not complied oath within five Gaye ton from day of sale, he ae PRT AS Syias coke DANIEL McLAUGHLIN, ‘Trustee. ERRA COTTA WINDOW CAPS, mANUFACTURED FROM THE FINEST OLAYB.- VERY ORNAMENTAL, ‘and in imitation of all kinds of stone, and just as For sale ats heavy discount from former prices. ‘TERBA COTTA VASES, SEWES PIPB. PUTOMAC TEBRA OOTTA 00., 401 New Jersey avew, mard7-ly Near B. & G. Depot. IME AND CEMENT. Rt BILAND Ci CEMENT, Sarhee ers ‘The strongest, cheapest, best. ROCKLAND (MAINE) OE ea (GN Rtuatine ALSO, CHUROH, SCHOOL AND OFFICE FURNITURE. WOOD MANTELS ed TILING of every de- scription a specialty. L. E. GANNON, jyT-ly Room 7, Corcoran Building. J AEE STATE LOTTERY. En “NOTICE! ta the only Lottery ever voted on by the glee ie State, on under a late decision of the ar upreme Court at Washington, is the onli ‘Lottery now in the United States, all other iy dapat having been repealed or having no existence. A Splendid Opportunity to Win a Fortune. [BUTIO? aT GPE UNE RITE RE aveust Térsh 1880-123) Moxie Dnawne a ee State Lottery Company. ‘This institut es regular bee) islature of de Btate for Wiaueationsl and Land it has since added. 350,000. iTS SEARD SINGLE BOMBER DISTRIBU- mas wiltaxe place monthly on the second Tues- 7. scales or sha Roane Look at the {oom Bie. 5 53 00, SGkETS AT TWO DOLLARS EAGH. ba) 2 OME ONE DOLLAR. LIST OF PRIZES. 1 Capital Prize. $20. 008 1 Capital Prize. 10,09) 1 Capital Prize. Peiind 2 Prizes of $2, 500. S000 | Bel 5 Prizes of 1,' 10,000 20 Prizes of 10.008 100 Prizes o! I L0, 008 200 Prizes 16 Prizes 8,000 1B 500 Wi {aformation, oF send ere 2 @ressed only to ee arb DAI New Oricans, le, HORBA( 2416 F st. n.w., Washington. a. Allour linary are under Fa | x eas STE x Sanur. third cash on the day of sale, or thercof and the residue jn two with inte the ratification “y0al instalments at ort BLE the day of ‘Dnuslly, ment of pine cipal and interest to be secured bythe fondo purchaser, with a surety or eurcties,to be approv vod yy the Trusters. Chk of one hundred and ay dollars wa be Feat ore at alae of cal and all conveyancing be a 1e cost of 6 purchaser. 2 GHORGE PETER Roc A. THOMAS ne BuAbzey, } arustn t we: Jy16-2aw3w&ds ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF F TWO-STORY BRICK NG, AND STORE, CORNER, OF M z HET AND. AVENUE SOUTHWEST, (BEING No, 207) By virtue of a déed of trust, ft, dated March 29th, AD. 187), and duly reodrded tn Liber Fa No. 907, folio 418, et seq-, one of the land. records of Washidgton cotmty, in the District of Goltmb:a. aud by direction of the arty secured thereby, Twill sell at wublic auction, in front of the premises, on DAY, JULY 2D, “A D. 1880, aT 6 ofoLocK P.M., all ‘those certain lots, blcoée, or parcels of ground aud premises, situate; ying and beinz in the said city of Washinton aad district of Columbis, known and designated on the ground plat or plan of said city as lots numbered forty-five (45) and forty-six (46), in John Farley's sub-division of part of aquare numbered five hun- @red and ninety-fonr (594), with improvement, consisting of a two-story ‘brick dwelling and Bt ‘terme of sale: Que-third eash; balanoe in aix and twelve months from day of sale, with interest at the rate of seven per gent. per shnum nud! paid secured by s deed of trast on the property sold, grail cash at option of purchaser. A deposit of 8100 required at conveyancing, Xc., at Purchater’s cost. If terms of sale are hot com- Diled with in five daye from day of sale, the Trustee the right to resell st risk and. coat of defaulting Bere 3. T. DY} 3y6,8,10,13,15,17,20829 Surviving Trustee. HOMAS: DOWLING, At Auctioneer. TRUSTEES SALE OF THO, VALUABLE BUILD- FROSTING ON TWENTY. FIRST BREET WEST AND THE OTHER ON NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE BETWEEN MAND NSTRERTS, WASHINGTON, DO. By virtue of a deed of trust bearing date April 3OiN, 1829, recorded in Liber No. 909, 289, one of the land record of the District of Columbia, and at the written re jaest of the party secured thereby, the undereixned, as Trus- teor, will fell at pul slic auction, in front of the on FRIDAY, cue 0TH DAY OF JULY, et CO'CLOGH FM, a part of lot fons Ta Sy UarS ninety-nine, beginning for the’same ata ton the east eide of 2let street, thirty-seven feet two inches south from the intersection of New Hamp- shire avenue and said Twenty-first atrect, snd rua- ning thence south twenty-five feet five inches, thence east ninety fect, then: ¢ north twenty-five feet five inches, thence west ninety feet to the Place of besinning; also lot lettered ““E," being a eub-divie rt of ‘said lot four in aid square ninety-nine, made by R. P. Jackson, and duly re- Hie surveyer's office of the District of Columbia. ‘Terms of sale, to wit: One-half of the purchase moncy on cach lot to be paid in cash, of which nity collars must be paid at ime of sale; the balance ia six and twelve months, with tutvest ae sovea pee cent per annum from day of sale, secured by of trust on the lots sold, or all oash, at the pur- chaser’s option. If terms of sale are hot complied with in seven days from day of sala, the trustees Feserve the right to reeell at the risk and cost of de: fauiting purchaser, after five days’ notice is the Evening Star. ALTER G. DUCKETT, *\ Trustees. JAMES McLOUGHLIN, 4y17, 20, 99°98 26, akan be : \ODD & HANDY, Auctioneers. Thugs SALE OF A NEAT AND OOMFORT- .E FRAME DWELLING-1 ae on ane Senay AVENUE, pr WEEN c u REN aed a, deed oft Es ie of a rus dated the pees records the written request of the escured thereby wil offer for au ‘at public auction, in front of the DAY HE 26TH Diy oF JULY, AD. parc 28 3506 ‘round situate aud Ipinw in the Oley oF or parcel o} nate and lying in the Washington, and being known and described as Lot nunibered fifteen (16) in Hoffman's recorded subdivision of orixinal Lot numbered two (2) in equare numbered six hundred twenty-nine {02 ‘with all improvenieuts, being s Brame Dwell “ferme of eale: One-third cash: balance in stx, twelve, eixhteen and tweaty-four months, with ine terest at t the rateof six per cent per annum. to be complied with in 2 five days. All co) veyanes ing ‘at cost of purchaser. 8100 down at tune of i: jyl5-eckds WM. KH. WARD, Trustes. ITCH, FOX & BROWN, Real Estate Brokers. Hes SALE OF Y! ALUABLE IMPROVED "ROPERTY STREET, BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH AND BIGHTEEN Ta SIREEKTs NORTHWES’ an jinmbia, we will sell, public auction, in ‘tron of the premises, on THE liTH ay Ph Bae AD. 1e80, av 4:30 0° LOCK P. M., leacribed reel estate situate in Washington aoe ceca of Columbia, to wit: The west 24 feet § tuches front of Jot 23, equare 127, by the depth of the lot (149 reet o 2 ), together with the improvements thereon, cee en eS a a Four-story Brick Dwelliag. ‘he amount of the indebtedness secured by sald. ead of trust remaining unpaid, with ex- penses of sale, in cash; and balance in. tycive and eighteen mone for which the notes of the pur- cheter, bearing interest from date ofetie sale aud secured by de ‘of trust on the overt ack sold, shall Tete taken, A deposit of $250 will requ'red at time of sale. All conveyancing at purchaser's cost. If ters of kale are not gomplied with in ac vn day the Trustees reserve the right to resell at risk ahd cwt of defaulting Jae Er oa i . days’ ad- vertisement. x. UBERT 0. FO, { Trastoos. J.T. COLDWELTS Avce ‘yl5-that.te UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. Ne SALE OF FOBR STORY BRIOK (LLING AND LOT, ON E STREE’ HAND SIXTH STREETS ROHTWESTC AE abe erON: By virtue of a deed of tru ic ay duly eogrded In Liber No. 743, folfo 2, one of the Jan.d records for the Di Comms. and by request in oe the cured, I will offer public auction, on aD Ay ss — oe ont of Be A. D. 1880, feds P) wee eat Rumbered ai ory ot ashipeto an nag in quire nes a ity-nin (489): }s berlunt ror van part northeast corner of said lot, thence oe twa G (26) feet, Mnonest south seventy-five (75) fect, “thence east twenty (20). feoh | thence north seventy-five (15) feet to ue place hing, towether with all and siogular, the improve. henis, privileses, ered eaitamenia and appurte- Ranced (0 the same any many ap- co eee ent of a press brick four S\Termus of sale: One-fifth cash ; balance to be fifth a in equal instalments at one, two, three and four with interest at six per cent, fashington, D. 0. A deposit of sit of 6100 fred af time of ele i SSUES OMSrOE . pucatres, trata JUNOANBON BROB., At Auctioneers. TEREE ae HOUSES AND TWO RUE Ne LOTS CORNER OF O AND FOURTH 8ST! SOU BEAST, we PEN! MNOULVANTA AVE- KS AFTERNOON, JuLy22p, "CLOCK, we will sell, in. front of the an 9, tn juare 820, be subdivided Pecos Sa | ee ae _ airs Say ne a. CL emets va- SS ites ae ALTER, Attorney, THE EVENING STAR. TUESDAY... -- July 20, 1880. | EDWARD MILLS AND GEORGE BENTON: A TRUE TALE FROM LIFE. [Atlantic Mo Monthly.) These two were distantly related to each other—seventh cousins, or something of that sort. While still babies they became orphans, oa Me ee the Brants, S chiles who quickly grew very fond of them. Honest, sober" inaustrieus ‘aed conskeensr jonest YT, industrious, and cons! erate of others, and success in life is asstfred.” children heard this repeated some Spoussuds| a Umes before they understood it; they could re- eat It themselves long before they could say ‘he Lord's yer; 1t was painted over the nurse- Ty door, and was about the first thing they learned to read. It was destined to become the unswerving rule of Edward Mills’s life. Some- tines the Brants changed the wording a little, and said, “Be pure, honest, sober, industrious, considerate, and you will never lack friends.” Baby Mills was a comfort to everybody about rim. When he wanted candy aud could not have it, he listened to reason, and contented himself without tt, When Baby Benton wanted candy, he cried for it until he got tt. Baby Mills took care of his toys; Baby Benton always de- Siroyed bis in a very briet time, and then made himéelf so insistently disagreeable ‘hat, in or- Ger to have peace th the house, little Edward ed perstiaded to yield up his playthings to lm. When the children were a little older, Gone became a heavy expense in one res; he took no care of his clothes; consequently he shone tr. quently in new ones, whtch was not the case with Eddie. The boys grew apace. Eddie was an increasing comfort, Georgie an increasing solicitude. It was always suilicient to say, in answer to Eddie's petitions, “I would rather you Would not do it “—meaning swimming.skating, plenicktng, berrying, circusstng, and ail sorts of things which boys delight in. But #0 answer was suficient: for Georgie: he had to be humored In hls destres. or he would carts, them with a ghhand. Naturally, no boy got more sivim- me skating, berrying, and so forth than he: no Loy ever had a er time. The good Grants did not allow the boys to play out after nine in summer evenings; they were sent to bed at that hour. Eddie honorably remained, but Georgie usually slipped out of the window nd en, oyed himself tll midnight. ble to break Georgie of this nt Brants managed it at last by hiring bi apples and’ marbles, to stay in, ‘The ‘goo0 rants gave all their time and attention to vain cudeavors to regulate Georgie; they said, with grateful tears in their eyes, that Eddie needed no efforts of theirs, he was so g00d, s0 constferate, and In all ways so perfect By and by the boys were big enough to work, so they were apprenticed to a trade. Edward Went yoluntarily; George was d_and bribed. Edward worked hard and faith@ully, and ceased to be an expense to the good Brants; they praised hitn, so did his master; but George ran away, and it cost Mr. Brant both money and trouble to bunt him up and get him back. By and by he ran f 01 money and more trouble, Ume, and stole « few Itttle th him.’ ‘Trouble and expense for Mr. Br: more; and, besides, 1 was with {he greatest daifti- culty that he succeeded in persuading the mas- ter to let the youth go unprosecuted for the thett. dward worked steadily g.and in ume became a fuli partuer tn ‘his master’s business. George did not aaprow the loving factors Tull ot trouble, and theirhands full of inventive activities to protect him from ruin. Edward, as a boy, had erested hims debating telles, pen affairs, anti-to- baceo organi antl-profanity assocta- tons, and all such things; as a man, he was a quiet but steady and reliable helper in the Chureh, the temperance soctetles, and In all movements looking to the aiding and uplitting of men. This excited nu remark, attracted no attention, for 1t was his “natural bent.’ Finally the old people died. ‘The will testified their loying pride in Edward, and left their itue property to George—because he “needed whereas, “owing to a bountiful Providenc such Was not the case with Edward. The prop- erty was left to George conditionally; he must buy out Edward's partner with it, else {t must go to a benevolent organization called the Pris- oner’s Friend Society. The old people left a let- ter,In which they begged thelr dear son Edward to ‘take their place and Watch over George, and help and shield him as they had done. Edward dutifully acquiesced. and George be- came his partner in the bustuess. He was not @ valuable partner; he bad been meddiing with drink before; he soon developed into a constant Uppler, now, and his flesh and eyes showed the fact unpleasantly. Edward had been courting a sweet and Kindly-spirited girl for some time. ‘They loved each er dearly, and—. But about this period George began to haunt her tearfully and ira) loringiy. and at last she went crying to Edward, and said her high and holy duty was plain before her—she must not iet her—she rust not let her own seifish desires Interfere with 1l; she must marry “poor George” and “reform him.” It would break her heart, she knew 1t would, and so on; but duty was duty. So she married George, and Edward's heart Came very near breaking, as well as her own, However, Edward recovered, and !mar- 1ied another girl—a very excellent one she was, Children came to both families, Mary did her honest best to reform her husband, but the contract was too large. George went On drink- Ing, and by and by he fell to misusing her and fhe little Ohes sadiy. A great many good people sirove with George—they were always at it, in 1act—but be calmly took such efforts as his due and thelr duty, and did not mend his ways, He added a vice, presently—that of secret gambling. He got deeply in debt; he borrowed Money on the flrm’s credit agquietly as he could, and car- Tied this system so Tur and so successfully that one morning the sheriff took possession of the establishment, and the two cousins found them- selves penniless, qimes were hard, now, and they grew worse. Edward moved his family into i ‘a garnet, and walked the strects day and night, He begged for it, but it was really not to be had. He was astonished to see how soon his face became unweicomed; he was astonished and hurt tosee how quickly the anclent inter- est which people had had in him faded out and chee Sul, he must Che work; so he swallowed his chagrip, and tolled on in search ofit. At last mae a job of carrying bricks up @ ladder in a hi and was a grateful man in consequ knew him Se ae y missionary tions, Ing Work. lence; but after that nol or cared adres about him. He was not able to.keep up his dt ues in the various moral organ- izations to which he belonged, and had to en- dure the sharp pain of seeing himself brought under the disgrace of suspension, But the faster Edward dled out of public knowledge and interest. the faster George rose in them. He was found lying, ragged and drunk, in the gutterone morning. A member of the Ladies’ Temperance Refuge fished him our, Look him in hand, got ue a subscription for hin, kept him sober'a whole Week, then got a eon for him. An account of it was: pub- SI General attention was thus drawn to the poor } fellow, and a great many people came forward id helped him toward reform with their coun- tenance and encouragement. He did not drink a drop for two mouths, and meantime was the pet of the good. Then he fell—in the gutter; and there was a general sorrow and lamentation. But the noble sisterhood rescued him again. They cleaned him up, they fed him, they list- ened to the mournful tausi¢ of his repentances, they got him his situation again. An account ot oe ae was published, and the town was in happy tears over tne resto- ae of tl the poor beset and stfuggling vic- Um of the fatal bowl. A grand temperance revival was got up, and after some rousing speeches had. n mnade the chairman said, im- pressively: “We are now about to call’ for Signers; and I think there is a spectacle in ‘store for you which not many in this house will be able to view with dry eyes.” There was an eloquent pause, and then George Ben top, escorted by a red-sashed detachment of the ladies of me. refuge, goes forward upon the een iene oa The air was rent applause, and everybody cried for joy. Everybody wrung the hand of the new convert erg the meeting was over, his salary ‘was en! d hext day; he was the talk of the town, and its hero. An account of it was pub- hed. George Benton fell, ahh” every three ea a every ume ‘and | good fever wrought with every situations Were-found for him. Finally, he Ayfed taken around the count lecturing, as a reformed drunkard, and he had great houses and did an {inmncnse amount of He was: $0 popular: at home, and so trusteq— during bis sober intervals—that he was enabled to use the name of a princi cae aes large bum of money at bank, hiy pressure was brought to bear to save fia irom the consequences of his forgery, and !t was oe Uslly successful—he was “sent up” for only years, When, at the end of a year, the tirelesg efforts of the benevolent were crowned end met him at the door witha situ ation end a comfortable salary, and all the other benevelent people came forward and gave him advice, encot ent, help. Edward Mius bad once set to the Prisoner’s a Soctety for a situation, when in dire need, but the question, “Have you been @ prisoner?” Se ane ake oe ca 1eBe - ward Mills been quiet! ead iter’s ry lars ee eee ‘and found ea, ward Mills there alone, “dg hiot to reveal the combination,” 80 that they could into thesafe, He refused. They pepe said his employers trusted him a. mate trust, He could | ‘Fhe detectives hunted down the criminals’ the chief one proved to be George Benton. A wide sy ibe a was felt for the widow and or- hans Of the dead man, and all the newspapers in the land begged that al) the banks in the land would testify their appreciation of the fidelity and herotsm of the nuurdered cashier by coming forward with a generous @pntribution of money in ald of his famiy, now bereft of sup- port. The result was a mass of solid cash amounting = ae of five hundred doliars- an average of nearly three.eighths of a cent for each bank In thet pion. The cashier's own bank testified its titude by endeavoring toshow (but humillatingly failed tn {1) that the peerless Servant’s accounts were not square, and that he himself had knocked his brains out with a blud- Seob to escape detection and punishment. George Benton was arraigned for trial. every body seemed to forget the widow and or- shans in their solicitude for r Georce. Everything that money and intluence could do was done to save him. Dut {t all fatled; he was sentenced to death. Straightway the governor was besieged with petitions for commutation of pardon; they were brought by tearful young girls; by Sorrowful old maids; by deputations of pathetic widows; by shoals of impressive or- phans. but Lo, the governor—for onve—would not y Now George Benton expertenced religion. The glad news flew all around. From that time forth his cell was always full of girls and Women and fresn flowers; all the day Pats there was prayer, and hymn-singing, and thauksglv- ings, and homilles, and tears, with never an Truption, except an occasional fve-minut ripission for refreshments. Lis sort of thing continued up to the ve: gallows, and George Benton went proudis hi in the Diack cap. before a walling audienc® of the sweetest and Dest that the region could yroduce. His grave had fresh flowers on tt every day, for a while, ana the headstone bore these words, under a and, pointing aloft: “He fought the good fi © cashier's neadstone has this fn- “be pure, honest, sober, Indusirious, siderate, and you will never— Nobcdy knows who gave the order to leave It that way, but it was so given. ‘The cashier's family eve in stringent cireum- stances now, it 1s said; but no matter; a lot of appreciative people, who were not willing that an act so brave and true as bis shonli yo uure- warded, bave collected forty-two thousand doi- lars—and built a Memorial Church with tt. MARK Twaly, Then Caught. Softiy fal’s the summer moonticht On the trangui alo Where a boat with youth 3 O’er the water lightiy rides. Hnshed by natnre's eclem: pers he in accents low; tus ficat throucn life togeths Though the tide be ebb or flow. n silence, And che answers, breathing music ke a low breeze throneh the pines; if yen'll only let me Holi, as tow, the rudder linea.” —Harrard Crimson. ix miles trom that city Sunday intoxicated, attempted to ohending colored man, but was pre by the proprietor lor then cor into get a bott him, and finally him, shot Taylor ing another colo buit of drove o: aylor arew a brici With agun; thea, beat- d man over the head with the lie gun, iavidson got in his buggy and Der, president of the i: ber Attempted to use his y tussle ensued. Ie then Grew a paper cutter and stabbed Weber several times. The polic tempted to separate them, but before they succeeded Baber dentally cut one through tae hand and another in te ost. No one was seriously injured, though Veber received ene cut in the groin which may prove dangerous. The trouble arose from Ba- ber’s retirement from the paper and the pub- ications of remarks about Weber. A MOoTRER’S Sap STory.—Mrs. Gerro, from New Bedford, a former resident of Roekport, arrived in Gloucester on the noon train Moo- day, with the body of her child, to be buried at Oak Hill cemetery, where she has others buried, but not having $7, the price demanded, inter- ment was retused. and the body lay at the sta- tion until Tuesday afternoon, when arrange- ments having been made with the sexton, the mother attempted to carry the coffin on her shoulders to the cemetery. about a mile distant. Fravk D, Bingham. a kind hearted driver of one of A. J. Rowe & Son’s hacks, would not allow the poor woman to make such asad and dis- tressful journey Ses the streets, and aod offered lier the use of his hack, which was thank- and at ees child was laid at es A WOMAN SEIZES A BURGLAR.—The family of Geo. H. Rountree, of Milwaukee, son of Major J. H. Rountree, ot Platteville, are well known in this city. Last Tuesday evening while Mr. Rountree was away from home, his wife retired to her room with a sick headache. A Ught was Giniy burnin, and Mrs. Rountree was unable toslecp. Wuile suffering intense pain she saw 4 mun crawl trom under her bed and stand for an instant near her side. She aes it was her husband and remarked: you can't irighten me. I can see you easily.” The fel- low. sering that Mis. Rountree was mistaken, commenced to help himself to a gold watch aud “94, and hastenea down stairs By this time the ) Decame aware that it was not her hus- band, and gave chase. In the dining room he pped a few moments, and was seized by Mrs. Rouutree, WoO tried to snateh the stolen prop- erty hom his hand. The feliow was too strong and pushed ber nae T a table and fed —Du- bug (ewa) Tim A Hien Cuvrcn Vicrory.—The trouble in St. ‘Timothy's P. E. Chureb, Philadelphia, between nigh and low churchmen for the control of the esury Was settled on Saturday. At the = Uon for vestrymen, held in March the judges to count the vote and report the result returned the high church candidates elected. Tne other Side brought, suit in equity; claim that four of thelr people had been disfran by the te in several fl cho, at the same time, counted votes in the high church in- terest. ter to whom the matter was re- ferred reversed the judges’ count. The case Was Carried before the court of common pleas upon exceptions to the report, and last Satur- Gay Judge Allison, in au elaborate opluion, re. versed the master's action, and gave the high churchmen the vestrymen for 15: OnE KILLED AND Nik INJURED.—The excur- sion Wain Irom Toledo to re leaving Toledo at 9 p.m. Sunday via the Wabash rail- Way, jumped the track near Knox’s Siding, Ohio, at 12:30 p. m. yesterday. One passenger. Edward Stuart, of Noblesvifie, Ind., was killed, and nine other passengers were injured. Among the fatally Injured was Walter H. Reasis, of In- dianapolis, the private secretary of Hon. Wm. H. English. PLENTY OF PeacnEs.—The Delaware peach crop this season will, it 1s estimated, reach 4,000,000 baskets, and the growers will make a Protit of over $1,500,000. ‘The crop of 1ST5,which was the largest ever known, reached 7,000.000 baskets. The crop this season will be con‘ined to the belt of territory between the two bays, and bounded on the south by North Murderkill Hundred, im Delaware, and the northern part ot es Anne's county and Cecil county, Md., Pencader and Ked Lion Hundreds, in Dela- ware, on the north. Besides the 4,000,000 bas- kets Unat will find their way to market, about 20 per cent of the fruit will be consumed at home by the drying establishments and can- ning factories, more than was consumed last r. ‘The home consumption will be at least ,000 basket Sun, 191 Fiont WiTH TRAMPS.—A Lee og trom lowa city, Jowa, states that on Friday night a party of youpg men at Oxford were attacked by some tramps and one of them named Curry was fatal- ly stabbed in the lung. ‘Two of the tramps— fee ‘Murpby and James Hursh—were placed in J A CHILD KILEp By Its Insan MOTHER.—A dispatch from Fort Madison, Iowa, says that Mrs. Mary Frye, of Keokuk, was on Friday de- Clared insane, and with her infant, four months ld, confined in the county eae = ad she en ae oni er baeee Ae A Marrizp WoMEN COWRIDES A SLANDERER. Mrs. John W. McCoy, a married of Wil- pr . yesterday George Lewis witha cowhide for an slander. Her bi by with a loaded revolver while the attack was made. The man was very ed ypu Lewis 1s superintendent of A eis IN New You« Crry involving a loss of over $300,000 occurred last night in a large building on First avenue, between 29th and 30th streets. e ed owned by Herman pera a — brewer. jpous business people, ete re beets erp? ress that thousands ‘ ea (ea iat ioe Cero yeart arthrough reat mine near _— mount ex] with 30 pow aera a ana etn ro miles Sout ofthe capsized by the con cussion. t3- “Now you've a job,” Jim MelnemneY, of or eranevines ther * ti ITTLE Giri ovleck on 2m, Reman wo DRarn.—About 11 re heerd prooee Screains Of @ cuba residence ot Wiha {rou the Fad of the Dorch 2th street, and shortly afterward a cloud 2 ‘oke he! Seen ascending inclosnro. laborer who hi ol petsing af the — ard fcund 2 ltt with ber clotting m Mames, “Several ‘whines ran in and removed the purning gare merts. The arms and legs of the child were found to have been burned almost to a crisp. Linseed of] and cotton. were applied to the wounds and two physicians were sum. moneg. The girl lingered in great agony until 11 Olock yesterday morning, When death an end to her suferings. It seems that the child was throwing Some scraps of \wood_and paper under the range grate when her clotiing Took fre. ‘Uer name was Julla obinson, aged 11 he daughter of John Robinson, ‘er, Fesiding at Front and Prime streets, abd she was employed bs ington about two Weeks ay , Bors—A very novel descrip- 1 ts reported from France ten ce for fighting ts attatntny to Inconventent proportions. Two lads, rac! about S OL Age, Were, It Seems, break fast- in a factory near the’ Rue Notre s, and, having quarreled, to settle thelr dispute in what ts now the ‘Bi fasnion. ‘hey Were not, however, in oh other in the Sp paces apart, Us Standin » atte. and s00n One Of them fell covered with bios Thereupon the victor descended t ment of the bullding for brought a doctor upon the witness the death of the mont—for that is the name of Ue survivor. now Incarecrated at te police depot. st body of his friend has been tak affair ts father of 1 only just } been’ depri tune.—Lov A Late Git girl, nine y ATTEMPTS SUICIDR.—A. ttle od by her as deeply d by the 5 ee and dLerted as ith T heart would br but all to o right. Her deep lime, but after a cht that ¥ had concluded Subsequently a member of an out while. stopped. Iwas tho cried herself to sleep. and th not to disturb her. the family had occ and upon ente — w at Dnding the gir A piece of elothes-line. down, it was found Uh but was not Iifele carrying her tn ered, aint now tempt to take h 2 A SIX YRaKS My LBL ago, a young printer, Harry unter, age. son of W. 1, Hunter, foreman at or W. S. Haven, aud later for Stevens ter, siarted out for a trip to New working his way alon; ig type ws sin different Final got ortland, Me. from which he wrote dated Stating thet he Intended to. le Mountains the nest day. from atterwari. ils father ¢ gave up all hepes of ever a few days ego James Hunt ceived a letter fom t Wait 5 rd dand nis ehaly ain seeing hi is brothe Mountains in- forming him that the god or per the re- mains, of Harry Hunter had found lying on an out-of-the-way bridle-bath tn the moun taips. In the pocket of what once had bee! coat, some mildewed and undecipherable papers Were fouad, by means of which the skeleton known {0 be all that was left of Harry Hunter, one of the papers be bearing his name, from the York printers union. It fs supposed that while traveling through the mountains he was calightin asnow storm, got lost, and sank down to family have instructed the his remains sent here for expected to arrive in a fi i a (Pa.) Commerc attacked his tha shoemaker's ki ite, and intlicted a stab in the abou prove fatal. Martin was on a sp rating his wife to make her give him money to continue his debauch, when Henry interfered to rotect her. A flerce struggle ensued, in which. enry recelved the fatal wound. Martin was arrested. Dr. TANNER, the fasting man In New York, entered the fourth week ‘of his experiment {ti good condition and spirits. He took two drives yesterday, but was rather restless in the even- ing. Atl0 p. m., he welghed 134 pounds, his puise Was at 72 atid resptratio A StRaw Saw Mis Bouse near Barnesville, 3 xploded Saturday, 2 colored man, fatally injuring an en: med Bryant, ahd severely scalding and wounding five others. The engine, weighing 5,000 pounds, was blown twenty yards off. A Very CURIOUS COINCIDENCE 18 sald to have occurred at the ritie match between the Ameri- can and Irish teams at Dollymount which sees to have escaped mention. In the published Glagroms of the targets at Seo yards It may be seeh On examination that the shots in Captain Fenton's carion torm ap almost perfect three- ved shamrock, while those In that of Dr. Scott exhibit the “stars” and, viewed vertically, tke “stripes, OTHER MURDERED bY Brt- —The London Tires Constantinople dis- “Gen. Skobeleff's mother left here be sth instant in a carriage for Teht With money and medical supplies for the Pital there. She was attacked when half-wa; on the road by armed men, Mme. Skobele' was killed, and a servant and steward were dangerously wounded. Considerable money stolen. Gendarmerie were sent out in pursuit, of the murderers. A later telegram re- Ports that a Rtussian captain named Mussof, Who committed the crime, has been captured. ‘When arrested he shot himself with a revolver ard ts not expected to recover. ‘The steward and a coachman have since died. Mme. Skobe- Jeff had been here for some time organizing schools and hospitals.” THE SCN CHOLERA MEDICINE.—More than 20 years ago, when it was found that prevention of chelera was easier than cure, a prescription drawn up by eminent doctors was published in the Sun, and it took the name of the Sen cholera mcdicine. Our contemporary never lent its name to a better article. We have seen ft in constant use for nearly two score years, and found it to be the best remedy for looseness of the bowels ever yet devised. No one who has this by him, and takes tt in ume, will ever have the cholera. We commend tt to all our friends, Even when no cholera ts anticipated, tt ts an excellent remedy for ordinary summer com- plaints, colic, diarrhoea, dysentery, &e. Take equal parts of tincture of cayenne Depper, une- ture of opium, Uneture of rhubarb, essence of ppermint and spirits of camphor. Mix well, PERS to 30 drops in u little cold water, ac- 01 to age and violence of symptoms, re- peated every fifteen or twenty minutes unui Telle! 1s obtained.—Joaurna’ of Cxnumerce, Fe-They ar are trying lady ushers in some of the churches in Chicago, but they are not a saccess. Every lady with @ new bonnet is seated way back. te-The New Haven police quickly quelled a street fight by throwing water on the combat- ants with a fire engine. t2” Enormous natural caverns, one 600 feet love, have lately been found near Wells, Somer- . England. vse pan buy words—* an, Sharge it to me.” *fint “ibsoi br MARRIED. CANFIELD —PRENTISS. # Street Cet iturday, tae ia Wilsop, CHARLES Pa Mim Etsice AU Puesaiss, all of spines heen DIED a a die lato 1880, W. BBL if: ear of ie ; et at 4 from Funeral Wednesda aly 2 st at 4 pm. from ioe, New Hs- ven (Coun.) and ‘cleveland Wonio) papers please ae ange Ay pred On theevening of aly 396 Bem, ek Fu en dang! e ere So ans curt 2 aif street 1K wert, to- Sante. Friends are iend. PEDDIOORD. ‘On duly 20D, 188 neo, Gnasvasaa NP provecaiateh ‘les Henry femh- ad tessa siete 4 j Paored fo of tn ard, Ga