Evening Star Newspaper, July 29, 1880, Page 3

ee ee STEAMERS, &e. PROPOSALS. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. MISCELLANEOUS. JOH PUTOMAC BIVER LANDINGS. PBorosaL For coay. TO-MORBOW. ALTER B. WILLIAMS & 00., Auctioneers. L, BABTIN @ COs CELEBRATED | THURSDAY ............July 29, 1880. — je Sas mer MATTANO, Carr. E. E. Howes, Navy Pax Orsice, PPPXCANSON BROS... Anctioncers. BILLIARD TABLE AT AUCTION. PULP MOBTAR BLACK, poe nts z ot of ath and B strcata Bealed py s a Sica ie te eens fo } Sth and D strocts northwest. orcter \TURDAY, sory Siler, nu FoR ‘Us, Brilliants. Bouthwest, ever unday, " . K A. M., WO Where Bisck Joints are required. “ and Thursday, at 7 o'clock a.m., {oF “"Proposals for Cosi,” wi lve received at thiveghes | FU BNITURE AND EFFECTS OF A PRIVATE | OCC falesroom, one Billard: Lables [ae “With silence as a benediction, (ol 8 ACOTION, FART CON- Stock on hand. Per ie Maree daloae tear ge | wR eae ay cramming | — EWE A RuuOG Vel EE | i eae i ei rm ndings fing and returning. Passengers and freights taken Wicomico river: m dl jt ta received daily. RA ea JONES, Anonts 6th st. wharf. HE STEAMER ARROWSMITHL Will leave Potomac Pe: f Teh wtreet, at Forclock SUNDAY, TUESDAY AND THURSDAY, 1 the POTOMAG RIVER LANDINGS as far eee rand Noniint returning MONDAT, WEDNESDAY and FRIDA Fare and Freight at lowest rates. dy13-1y STONE, Purser. PPER AND POTOMAC Md LANDINGS Bteamer MYSTIC, carryin, Potemac Ferry Whi grery Monday, Wed: ons, Mattox, Biscki Point, Kinsale, Lodie Li Teturning Tuesday, Nomini, Pine: intermed' rv Thursday aud Saturday. are Re Friant atlow- 0. K. PHILLIPS, 3y10-2m Manawe: OBFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE fee LADY OF TH: Btesmer JO! PSON, above wharf MONDAGS, t Ht RSDAYS a SATURDAYS, at y EAMEDR 5! a Tie AN GIBSON apa G. RNIGHT Pier 41 ver, NY. BATURDAYS,at 4 P.t- met ly tn. MONDA ty > Gereral &o., Office, nndep Nat. Sree ioe a Ob ant ap2d ‘HE SOUTE STEAMER GEORGE LEARY. Car Fyne U.S. Mail. Josgra Warrk, ‘Wasursaror, Brom foot of porous at ee Batt san sary alt ft Piney Point snd Point Lookout Gotag eturniny. First-class fare. #1: Round Trip, 31.0. Ticket and staterooms for sale at B. W. Beed's Sons, Pur- FG. Smith's, 143] Penn's sve. u.w., and’A. P. Yrown's, cor. 15th st. aud N.Y. ave ‘Tickets good —_ a ith By Ze Ne Dnt pe wharf, Washin, D. D. F. KEELING, Campbell's wharf, Rivtali, B.B.—Lunch backets not allowed on board. company reser’ i i proper charact-rs. 8p27-6m, ERCHANTS’ AND MINERS TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. OUTSIDE LINE BETWEEN BALTIMORE and NEW YORK. Sailing days from Baltimore—Every WEDNES- PAY aod SAtUBDAY. at 4 p.m, from foot of h near foot S. Gay prom New York Every WEDNESDAY and SAT- URDAY, at p.m., from Pier 49, East River, (nes? foot Clinton st.) legant. passenger accommodations. Lowest rates freicht wnarapteed_ Rates of passave—First clase, be a gud sisteroors berth. “Ctceracé, $2, ‘meals, if de- s Bosto: ae aa ee FON oD 8 tY GEO. H. GLOV 325-19 AST Puree s N. iILYDE’S NEW EXPRESS LINE WASHINGTON, GEORGETOWN, ALEXANDBIA AND PHILADEDPHTa, ©o1 t Philadelphia with ri Lines for New ¥: aaron with Front : ae Fall Rr and ints Bist Ergin Stacens otis tm ene St Saxe. LEAVES | From sarees wharf, Every TUESD. THURS- bay rayb SUNDAY, NEW YOKK_E ‘The Arst-ciacs steamers DAM.” Fae x e U. B. SoHo ist £6-1,, 24 Cabin, 845-50. Gen wept iat ec gouty, Williams Reena apply to WG. MET- On Hi! JOHNSON, Scout, Navona Bare Bepout Bulldiug, corser New York avenue and st. new. apa ORTH GERMAN LLOYD-—Srmameue Love Between fori Haves, Lonpom, MPTON AND ‘The steamers any il nrtay from 1 rewen Fer, foot of 34 surest Hoboken en, 5 Eiates of pascace: From New York to Havre, Lon- on, doulas io and. Bremen, Brvt cabiny #100; ®eond cabin, #50; steerage prepaid ert bis. For freight oF apyiy to OELNICHE = 60 3 eosiing me 2a 3 en eae Cc ANE NOTI ROUTE. THE cunanp’ STEAMSHIP OOMPANY LIM- Between — York and iq Liverpool, Call- at ae FROM? bases ig ros Beythis Absssivis’ Wa Sep. Sod every foie Wednesday from New York. is OF anak. S80 a 100 old sccording tions. Ticket "B15, wold, additional fs of laden wiven for Belfast, Glasgow, we: op and other ceo ca ie otixent, and for for Mediterranean pot ane Sroteht and peomere "arp! 7 at the Company's 4 Bowling Green, or both steerawe and =e" BIGELOW, 406 7th street, Washing- AS. G. FRANCKLYN, Azent,N. MEDICAL, &e 6 B st. « in Washington ularities and Dis- sibed before mes A. 6. Je36-Sm i Oldest estab lehed_ and only rell- TES Payer OL in the city, can be daly at 456 Massactasettsavenue,from 1 All Female Complaints and - eured. Consatation free. patients. jell -2a 4 FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR Al female.cons) ‘aints iy cured. ate consulted daily at 217i st. o.w. Office Bours? frou } to 9 p.m. “098 Sa! 9035 E, NEAR NINTH.—The new Turkish and sap ta eye ms are Low complete. rs since its Sret cstabligbrment a3 iD south of dew York. TAMING | wae ees ‘The best establisument octs1 ay. HOOD KESTORED. ‘A vietims of youthfal imprudence causing ture decay etrvous de ity, soot machocd. ei. DBaving tri: vain gery known remedy, has covered pects Je self cure, whice, u@ ‘will “REE low ferers, Address MEEVES. 43 Chatham St. N. ¥. deo8- JONSULT DR. ROBERTSON, every Wednesday / and Saturday, at his office, 456 0 st. n-w., near Sieet., p.m, Who, with 15 years’ expe- rience, cuarsitees a cUre senses = gary Onis Nervous and Seminal Weakness, Noetn Impotency, &¢; or Sypht M cuabeacted” poatives caved in from 6 t Consultation strictly private, And separate offices for ladies. Refers to the leading pbysicians of Baltimore, Main omice, 19 8. Kutaw » Baltimore. Charges moderate. " maar29-6m_ MoTT’S INCH POWDE! | D* FRENOH POWDERS —Certain cure for Kidney Di Gravel and ail Uri- Bary Diseases, Nervous Debility, Seminal Weak- lhupotency, Gieet, Bcrof ula, Syphilis Hosa act's ia piscaace speedily cured. Gi ces is hours. ‘or sale by W! WISE. Droeeise comer iii eed ‘Ps. ave. Price mail under seal caine oF ois per ok sent by mark _ CELLULOID TRUSS AND SUPPORTERS. THAT NEVER RUSTS, NEVER BREAKS, REVER WEARS OUT, ALWAYS O be worn wists E pathings is for foreaieat ese . st. n. w. babies. Fishes thee devotes bat stettion to the wants of ube ern WATOHSS, cash prices Sais avé-49 ee = JOHNSON @ CO., Bankers, WASHINGTON, D. 0., DEALERS IN UNITED STATES BONDS DIR. TRICT and other INVESTMENT SEOURITIRG. DOMESTIC and FOREIGN EX€HANGE. msr3 (qunicain Races a Bee GEAM, BA: pian W RATS ore ai emotes aes pcos ‘at ‘140 8th st., between @ and H. Yard, Wasbineton, free of any. any expense and sub- Ject to the usual inépection, viz: Requisition No. 13. BUREAU CONSTRUOTION AND REPAIR. 1,260 tone (2.240 Ibs. to the ton) Cumberland Goal, the best quality and free from dust or purities. so tone (2,240 ib: White Ash Egz Ooal, to to ton) the best quality, to be Per tie Sear aualiny, ary and free from The contractor “is to. put it in carts provided by the Goverpment, at Navy Yard wharf, and the Sard ncn. to be paid forat Phe weight of the Navy a Security mired prompt | and felch delivery ot Meee 20F the promp! Blank forms for bids to bead at this oft 3926-2tav 2w 1 Pay inep 20.8 “RAILROADS. 1880 rene sre SNS bie Tre ‘TO THE NORT: ra) it. natent Ea Cnily, “with, Kleoping Gare trom Harri rom Harris - Bure to iictunati St. pst Louie is ang Chicago 9338 aumatolia' ay: a Pelee POTSMAO EATLBGAB. Wor Canandaieus. Hochestar, Buffalo, ‘with Parlor Ger t0 Watkins aud the Ne :00 a.m. daily except Sunday ;9:30 Pe. aay sapent Saturday, with Palace ‘Oars to Canan- cal For ws ‘port, an Haven and Elmira, st 10:40 except Sun For Sew Jork snd the East 10-40 a.m., 2:10 ana 00 p.m. On Sunday, 10:00 p.m. Limited brese Of Pullinan Parlor Garey 9°30 acti. daily, except Sunda: brongh trains connect at jeraey Uity wi rooklyn Annex, af- fording difect transfor to Falionatrect avon: ng double ferriaze across Now York city: For Philadelphia, 10:40 8.m., 2:10, 6:40 and 10:00 ._ On Suiiday, 8 Soand 10: -00 psa. Limited Express, 0:90 5 in. daily, excent junday. For, Baltimore, 6°40, 800,°9:50, 1040 a.m, and 210, 4:21, 4-40, 8:40, 9190 00 p.m. On day, $00 40, 9:90 kid 10°00 bs ire Fer Fope's Oreek Line, 6:40 a.m. and 4:40 p.m., aily, except Sunday. For Annapolis, 6:40 a.m. and 4:40 p.m., daily, ex- cept Sunday. ALEXANDEIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RATL ‘AY BRD AEXANDEIA AND WASHING- TON A, For Alexandria, 7, 7:20, 9,11 s.m..4-20, 5:20,6:26, b.. On Bunday at 7, $ andi s. For iichmond and the South, 7s.m. daily, and 5:20 Ae ™. daily, except Steg, 3,10 ia leave Ae for Ws , T and 9:05. 1g. ai Bight. On Sunday at 8 aad 10 art m Tana 9 aieketa, information, sleeping and parlot car ac- odations can be procured at the offices—north- east corner of sth street and Pennsylvania avenu Northeast corner 6th and Pennsylvania avenue, and at the depot, here orders cau be left for the check ing of baggaye to destination from hotels and reai- L. P, FARMER, General Passenger Agent. FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. mya6 ALTIMORE AND 1D OHIO BALLBOAD, THE cane Dot BLE 7) enn ieee a hg es ‘RAOK. ort ortny N ins Northwest, crweree 7 ene To take effect sinay, Ring Sars 1, 91:30 p.m. 80 8m. Baltimore, loos ‘Eilicots City and Way Sta- —Baltiote Antanolls and Way. (Pied D8} way. = ‘Winch —— Frede- § Louis, Ohi Oolumbas and Pitisbars Hxprese, “(Connects for’ Eeeaae ‘hd wtationg cast of \. —Baltims at paltin eee Stops Bageos and Hancver, 7° Annapolis June ‘Baltimore, Annapolis, Ellicott City id way, via Relay. burg and a7) ction. ‘m.—tPoint of Frederick, Hagers- wz, Winchester and Wr orm, rae Ou Sunday to Point of Rocks and oa Wane Stations tiaare, and Way Bta- 4:40 p.m.—tBalt wong, P-m.—tOhicago zo bus Express. é — fom! Sleeping cars tp Ghicaxo da 5:45 p.m.—tPhiladel niga d Baltimore Express. at Bladenabary and p-m.—Poin' Hocus end Way ee P. ae RT gad Wa) BALTIMG ee EX- Pitish a ai exce OS ‘Band aay) ) expres an ape St. Louis and {tsbure. =P ait m.—tBaltimore, Bladensburg and Laurel reprints a RRA DELERTA. aie ABD BE. ALTIMORE a Begone ‘and special slee] pote car eee . tBunday only. Other trains daily, excspt ound, Al trains at Relay Station. For further formatton at the Baltimore and Ohio Ticket Offices, W: tion, and $03, 619 and Corner 14th and lvanis avenue, where orders will be taken for to be shecked and received at an: y pone ia ity. Ee deena GEO. B. Ki BOONTZ General Agent. G. K. LORD, General Passenger Agent. my17 ) A STATE L OTTERY. TAKE NOTICE! This is the only Lottery ever voted on by the nie of a State, ant under a late decision of the Supreme Court at Washington, is the only Legal Lottery now in the United States, all other charters having been repealed or having no existence. A Splendid Opportunity to Win a Fortune. GRAND DISTRIBUTION, OLASS Bear Tew ORLEANS, TUESDAY, AUGUST 10TH, 1880--123p MONTHLY DRawINe. Loutsiana State Lottery Company. ‘This institution was rewul: Boat aah by the islature of the State for Educational and able purposes in 1868 for the Term of Fwen- (y-five Wears, to which contract the inviolable ean of the state is pledged which p! ek has beer renewed by an overwhelming popular vete, secur- ing its franchise in the new constitution adopted December 2d, A. D. 1879, with a capital of 81, 000,- 000, to which if has since added 4 reserve fund of over $351 tgewead SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBU- TION will take place monthly on thesecoud Tues- day. It never seales ur postpones. Look at the following Distribution: c. PR! $0, 100,000 aSCkETS ‘A HV DOLDARS RACH. HALEF-TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR. LIST OF PRIZES. z Genital Bri pee pital Pri: 2 Prizes of 84, 814 5 Prizes of 1,000 ) Prizes of "600. 10vu Prizes of W APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 9 Approximation Prizes of 8300. 9 Approximation Prizes of Approximation Prizes of 100. clearly stating ful information, or send orders by express OF or ae Registered Letter or Money org, z by mai Hy, 8 only to men paps Le. ’ Or same person at No. 319 Broadway, New York. J. P. HORBACH, 2416 F st. n.w., ior epeap she All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under spe ow pervixion and man it of GE! NMRALS Bea URKGARD and JUBAL 4 BABL Tis G@‘s GIXTUBES, GAS FIXTUBES GARDEN HOSE, GARDEN HOSE. OIL BTOVES, OL STOVES. PLUMBING, HEATING AND VENTILATING. PLUMBING, HEATING AND VENTILATING. EDWARD CAVERLY & Co., mys 1426 New York 4venue_ ‘OUR HEAD IS THE a oe OF YOUR consult Puor.” DEMORGE m4 GRenty oars experiance. 616 Oth’ ope. Se. wert, on FaDAy Woatis, 9 gratis) 1880, com MENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK 3y27-3t ‘HOMAS DOWLING, 5 Auctioneer. S tT 1of tks 2} 10; At Tet we 2 STREETS, WASHINGTON, D. 0. y ie ae ved of trust bearing date April 30h, 1819, recorded in Liber No. 909, fouio 282, one of the land records of the District of Columbis, and at she written reqnest of the party secure: iereby, the undersigned, as us- tee, will ecll_ at public auction, in front of the remises on FRIDAY, THE 30TH Day or JULY, D., AT 60'CLOCK P.M., a partof lot four in square ninety-rine, beginning for the'same ata point on the east side of 21et street, thirty-seven feat two inches sonth from the intersection of New Hamp- shire avenue und said Pwenty-first strect, and rua- Ring theace south twenty-five feet five inches, thence east ninety feet, thenee north twenty-five feet five inctes, thence, west ninety feet to the Place of bexinning, also lot lettered “<E,” being 3 Eubedivicion of part of cata let four in rata Binety ui nine, made by R. P. Jackson, and dir ity re i ie surveyors OMe of wie Distrigt ef Sorombin. ‘Terms of asle. to wit: One-half of the purchase money on each Jot fo be paid in cash, of which fifty dollars must be paid at time of sale; the balance ia six and twelve mouths, with interest at seven per cent per annum from day of sale, recured by deed of trust on the lots sold, or sil cash, atthe pur- chaser's option. If terms of sale are hot complied with in seven days from day of sale, the trustees reserve the rizht to resell at the risk and cost of de- fowting purchaeer, sfter five days’ notice in the Evening Ster. WALTER @. DUOKETT, JAMES McLOUGHLIN, Sy17, 20,22, 24, 26, 28&ds } Trustees. H Niaeaaed DOWLING, Auctioneer. NOERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED ESN OPERTS: No. 1310 I STREET, BETWEEN FBESTRENTH AND FOURTEENTH STS. Under and by virtue of a decree of the Su- reme Court of the District of Columbia, AB arias date on the 12th day of January, A. assed in a certain catse pending in which Marine Ankers Gnd others ee Palate, ‘and Dennis A. Keys aad otiers are de: endante, (the same being Equity Cause No, 4869) aleo, an order of resale at the risk and cost of the Gefgulting purchaser, passed on the Sth day of July . 1880, the undersisned will sell at public anc- fon, in front or the premnece to tine Richeet Giader therefer, on MONDAY, the iH Dax OF AUGUST, A- 880, AT 4:30 O'CLOCK all that cortain Piece oF parcel of fend situate and teins in fierce bf Wasbibston and District of Combis, ant Bows and distinguished on the ground piat or pian of said city, accordiny to the piats filed in this cause by the commissioners on partition, as the east twenty one feet and eleven inches (21.11) front by the derth of gue hundred and forty-four (144) of Lot numbered twenty-three (23,) in’ square numbered two hun- dred and fifty (250,) together with the appurten- ances to the same belonging. ‘Terms of sale, as prescribed by the decree: One- third cash on the day of sale, or on the ratification thereof ; and the residue in two equal instalments at one and two years, with interest from the day of fale, paxable sem!-dunually, and payment of prin- cipal and interest to be secured by the boud of the purobaser, with a surety or hureties,to be approved the Irustess. A deporit of one hundred and Pa dollars will be required at the time of sale, and all’conveyancing to be at the cost of the purchaser. GEOKGE PETE) Rockville, Ma": A. THOMAS BRAI 462 D street n.w. ; Sy16-2ay3wede IN BROS., Auction ESTCANEO! Oth dud D streets ‘northwest. EUS URE AND FIXTURE! ES, NEXPIRED NSE, &c., OF THE WELL ENOWN EBT AURANT KNOWN PLA’ 604 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NOWTHWEST AT AUCTION, in part consisting of Bar and ster Bar Counters, with marble tops, pete plete; 7 Walnat Marble- ep Bar Tables, Show- cakes, Copper Bteam Heating Tables, Refrisera- fore,” French plate Mirror, | Marb ime. gens Decanters, | Castors, id Glateware, Cookin) Steam Boiler, bitchen Utensils, Sc-s, with Furniture of four chambers. On SATURDAY, Juy 81st, aT ty or Pouce ROON, will be offered as an tire furniture and effects of known Kestaurant, which 0} did chance for any oue desiring to engage eis the above business. If not disposed of a8 3 awhole, will imme- y after be sold in detail ‘DUNGANBON ‘BHOs, Anets. CUTICURA entirety the en- the above well: SKIN REMEDIES, Cure Skin Diseases and Scalp Affections with Loss of Hair. ‘The Curicuns Remepres are marvels of curative cr. Internally, 4 RESOLVENT ‘alates the Stom- ach and Bowels, es and purifies the Blood of Bcrofula, Bcrofulcus, Uancerous and Canaer Hu- mor. Externally, Curicuns, @ medicinal Jelly, removes all Sealy cra heala Humore, Ul Sores, Itching 2 ail Atching Affections o the Skin and fcal Loss of Hair, and is ad- Tnirably senisted te Gverg cane be ist race atone: iny, healing, and exquisitely perfunied toilet, bath, and nursery Sanative, the Ouricura MEDICINAL ‘Torer Soar. Gentlescen § say the OuFICUKA MED ICINAL SHAVING Soa? is worth ite weight in gold. PSORTA Nineteen Years of Suffering and Hun- dreds of Dollars for Medicine. WEEES & Potren: Geutiemen,—I have afilicted for nineteen. Yoare with Peoriasis, 20d have sent hundreds of dollars for doctors and stuff they call blood purifiers. what to call my disease.” I would scratch nights until I ecratched myself raw; then it would ary and form into scaies, which would all be serateh oft ea bythe and soon. have completely, cured by the Our ee opto Goneorane.. (Contam: * pHOMAS DELANY. rd at, Cui Me h ‘Tenn., June 16, 1879. RINGWORM HUMOR Of Six Years’ Duration Cured by the Cuticura Remedies, Mesere. WEEKS & Potrer: Sirs,—I have had a Ringworm, Humor, got at the barber's, for oe years, which spread all over my ears, fa heck, and which itched and irritated ine a ‘erent deal. I have used many remedies by advice of physician without beneht,. ‘Your Gureums hese EDIES Lave entirely cured me, taking every bit oe humor off my face and leaving it 4s smooth as dollar. 1 you awain for the help it has been, OWN, Saar Bi ‘Marehall sti Providence, a am Noy. 29, SALT RHEVM ort sm xears Speedily Cured with the ” Cuticura Bemedi Mesers. WEEKS '— Gentlemen, —I have been troubled for nine yeara years with Balt Hucum, wud have tried every patent medicine (I think) known to the trade; have also been attended by rol aad aah but with no more than a temporary tried everyihing it wae no fore than f should fry, youre, which were astonishingly effec: tive, conipletely curin it is two months since I quit using the med.ci "3 Mand Taw satisfied I am permanently cured " Gratitude alone prompts me to tender you my testimonial. aot GRO. F. OWEN, eae e ey yee pealer in Pianos aad Groene, se Maca. GRanp Bari mics Ch79. CUTICURA REMEDIES, For Skin, Staip and Blood Humors, Chemists. a1 br ts, 360 Wi atreet ti econt at. Feronto, et psc, ‘London, aud Bi y ail dragwista and Bestar of Coneuna eval been Sonate contaiusn Ew sence times Sie Geet “ot ESOLVERT, Muniisa: torr sosr, ag Dot MzpicuraL, Sea VINe oat, 1S. ae ib bars; ro; for barbers and large Consumers, 60 cont Prepared by WRExS & iets, C0 at COLLINS: Voitaic Hlectric Plasters, 329-2t WALTER B. WILLIAMS & 00., Anct: ALTER = WILLIAMS & 0O., Auctioneers. TWO HANDEOME SERA PIER MIR- On 8. SATURDAY. J ert any ie ire O'CLOCK A. My we shall sell, within our salesroom, two handsome Gilt-fi er Mirrors, with Marbie Slabs and 1s poritive. 300K WALTER B. WILLIAMS & OO., Aucts. ———— ees BU DpURcanson BROB.. » AUctioneers. TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-STORY AND MANSARD ROOF BRIOK ON MIREET NORTH. BETWEEN NORTH CAPS TOL AND FIRST STREETS EAST, AT ati girtue of & deed of trust given to us, duly recorded in Liber No. 920, folio iit, “et feq. one of the land records of the District of Columbia, we will ell at publicanction, on THURSDAY, 12th Dav av op Avacst, A-D. 1 AT 6 O'CLOCK P.M, it of the folowing dercribed’ renl ertate, situate im the’ city of Washington, District of Columbia, to wit: The eastern nine (9} feet eight (8) inches of Lot num- bered_two hundred and forty-six (246,) and the western ten (10) feet and four (4) inchas of Lot humberéd two hundred and forty-seven (247,) ail in BF. Gilbert's recorded subdivision of numbered six hundred and seventy-five (O75,) to- gether with all the easements, hereditaments and appurtenances to the same belonging cr in any wiee ‘are appertaining. ferme: One-third cash; balance in one and two carr, notes to bear eit’ per cent interest and to secured by deed of trust on the property sold. Conveyancing and recording at purchaser's cost. Terme tobe complied with in sevea days, othar- wise the ‘Trustees reserve the right to resell at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, upon xiving & days* Rpblic notice of, #uch resale 18 some Rewerarer p plished in Washington, D. O. deposit of g100. wulred af time of aale, UBEN B. CLARKE,) dy29 d&ds REUBEN A. BACON, ‘ITCH, FOX & BROWN, Real Estate Brokers. TRUATEES! SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED ON I" STREET, BETWEEN NUL AND EIGH H SIREN TY NORTHWES Poon mee as 5 Trusteas. By, oe ok a deed of Suen. dated Sey aks ber 24th, A.D. 1873, and duly recor ff Liber folid 147, ‘one of the land Recorde for the Distesct of Golurble wed soll at purilic auction. iu front of the ‘premises, of AY, THE 1TH DAY OF A 180, ar 4:30 o'cLock eat the follows userid re+l estate situate an Washinwton city, District of Colvmbia, to wit: The west 29 feet 8 inches front of Jot 28, eaiiare 127, by the depth of the lot (149 eet 3 inch), toxcther with the luprovements thereon, Soucieting tf a Four story BAC Deas. ‘Terms: The amount of the indebtedness secured by said deed of trustiemaining unpsid, with ex- penses of sale, in cash; and balance in_ twelve and Gighteen months. for which the notes of the pur- chater, bearing interest from date of the sale and Becured by deed of trust on the property eold, ehall be taken, A deposit of $250 will be required at time of sale. Al] conveyancing at purchaser's cost. terms of sale are not complied with in seven days, the Trustees reserve the right to resell at risk and cost of SORE UES urchaser, after fi.e days’ ad- yertisement. a Has H ae an Trustees. J. T. COLDWELL, Auct. y15- that, ts JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOTS ON NORT. BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND EYES STREET EAST. a deed of trust, dated Noy coorded in, Liber 735, "folio orda of the District of. y virtue of a decree of the Supreme Columbia, and by Court of the District of Columbia, paseed the 434 day of July, A. D. 1880, snbstituting ma as tros- tee in place’and stead of the late Johann Killian, in seid deed of trust, Twill cell, in front of the prem- 8 THURSDAY, AUGUST 26TH, 1890, AT SIX cK Pt the real estate described in esid deed, to wit; Lote Dumbered B. Tod. consisting of a part brick and frame dwelling house. ‘Terme of sale: According to the condition of said deed of trust to wit: #1,000 cash, with accrned interest at the rate of 10 per cent per annum from, September 17th, 1878, to day of sale; also costa of balance ih six and twelve monthe, for which ig interest from. day of sale, eccured on th fe proverty will be taken. ora of 8100 to be paid when the property is bid All conveyancing Te at the expense of the pur- to be complied with i ekx of sale, else the trustee reserves the at the purchaser's risk, after five ” A. E. L. KEESE, Trustee. ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTER’S BALE OF TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING AND STORE, oe OF TWENTY-SECOND AND. STREETS NOBTHWEST, WITH {MPROVEMERTS. By virtue of a deed of trnst, bearing date the 20th day of March, kb ee antes 1e- fis) corded in Liber 846, folio 2% St gon. on of. Land Kecords for the Distsiee ‘Columbia, the undersiened ee aoe Cr fe Erne auction, ‘AT Six TWUBBDAY a THE te Tate Dax oF es follow described plece of property, v part of lot ner eight (8°, square namber 80, con mencitg for the same at the southwes corner id Jot and running east thirty-one (31) feet; thence running north ono hundred (100) feet: thence weet thirty-one (31) feet: thence south ons: hundred (100) feet to the place of beginning, con- tsiping thirty-one hundred square feet of Frou with improvements thereon, Sonsieting of a two- story Frame Dwel'ing and Sto Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance in elx and twelve months, with notes bearing interast at 8ix per cent, secured by deed of trust on the prop- erty. All conveyancing and recording at cost of purchager. One hundred dollars to be deposited Ebtime of salon If the terme OF ante are not come plied with in seven gaye from day of gale the Trus- tee reserves the right roperty at the cont and risk of the defaulting prrchaner, DONALD Mcb! ran ‘Trustee. 4y20, 22, 3, 26, 28,20, A2,4,6,9,11,1) ae \1HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE HOTEL eH re te ne of a pearing dai tae et Bao at Dest e TT e aae recorded in Liber 871, folio. 336, one of the Jan rds the District of Columbia, the un- will sel] on MONDAY, AvausT ‘rite 2p, 1880, on the premiree, at 6% OrCLOOK, the following described property,’ viz: All that the coung road with tho east lino of the George- town Rockville roayke road, and running thence north 70 deg. east 242 feet; then south 20 log. east 45 foot; then south 7) dev. east 244 feet to the @ of the aforessid turnpike, and thence with said unica road north 20 dew. west 45 feet to the beginning, containing and Iaid out for one- fourth of an acre ef land, together with the im- Pemene, which coneist of a two-story Frame ‘Terms: One fourth cash the balanoe at one, to and three years, with notes besrinz interest at 7 per cent, stid interest to be paid semi-annually ind fectired by a deed of trust on the property fold. All eonveyarcing at purchaser's cost. $10) deposit required at time of sale. If the terms of sale are not complied with in seven days after the day of sale the Trustees reserve the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting mylé J. H. JOHNSON & CO., Acrxrs, isn ‘st. wharf and 1202 F st. n.w IME AND CEMENT. SAYLOR'S PORTLAND CF CEMENT, ie strongest, ROCKLAND ania; nS “cheapest, best. ¢ best in America. Atso, CHURCH, SCHOOL AND OFFICE FURNITURE. wooD MANTELS ceed TILING of every de- ecription a specialty. L. E. GANNON, 3y7-ly_ Room aa Corcoran Building. Gus Ts AND t SHOR: and Clothing, 1914 Pa. ave. 149 pra. Ladies House Slippers 50c., worth T5c- 100 prs. sales Fine, ae Stippers 75c., value $1. Newport Ties and But. Slippers 76, '85 and ai. Rorthdonble. Genta Low Quarter Shoes $1, $1.25 an dented ‘Vesta 65 and 7sc.up. White a bargain. close out Hace Pants, 60 up; ities a 50 up, value double. Clothing a nprece low prices. Office Coats 40 ao Sie. ite Dress Bhirts 50and 75c. ee to 2 B0.and § $3 up: Bos's J. W. SELBY. re Case Pant WARTED = FEATHERS TO RENOVATE, Mattreares to remake and fine nat YOUNG, Moth exterminated by steam, By F. No, 1404 Penusylvania ave., opposite Hotel FOUNG, ‘% mye 6m (TERRA COTTA WINDOW CAPS, MANUFACTURED FROM THE FINEST CLAYS. VERY ORNAMENTAL, and in imitation of all kinds of stone, and jnat a8 durable. For sale ata heavy discount from former prices. TERRA OOTTA VASES, SEWER PIPE, STOVE CROCEKS, &o., AT THE LOWEST BATES. POTOMAC TERRA COTTA CO., mar2i-ly . 401 New Jersey ave., Near B. & GQ. Depot. D* F.A. VON MOSCHZISKER, G19 LOth street northwest. Special Attention Given to the Treatment of DEAFNESS, ‘AD, Pub BIGHT, 04 TARE, ASTana, NOISES IN IM- OF THE THROAT, UNGS, OBESE, ETO DR. VON MOSCOZISKER has now been long encugh in Washington and sc- complished sufiicient in his profession to feel that further commendation of hit skill or success is un- necessary. citizens of Washington and vicinity have bi treated success. Hundreds of the most distinguished em by hiro for the sbove maladies with great Among them are numbered several mem- bers of Congress, both Senators and Representa- many Lawyers, Bankers, Merchants and Gnjels of Departeces, A list of their names, with testimo: at his offices, 619 interested. They will also willingly testify nials Kindly tendered him, can be examined 3th street northwest, by those those desiring to reg 3 inquire of them. Office hours from aand'tram Toe 0 a.m. tol p.m., from 3 to Jel: Yt ‘CHELL, COOKE & CO., STOCK BROKERS, 568 Broadway, New York, Buy and sellon small margin all Stocks quoted on Rew Wore Stock Exchange; aiso deal in Stock Priv- solicited tracts at close rates Se 09-20 row THYSELF. on untold miseries that result eran See eel LIFE 0 ;0R, SEL: way nervous and A hele debility, tones tion to Saati: regained. may be allevisted snd cured. this sseertion, Be Diistied by me s PEABODY INSTITUTE. Boston entitled HE SIENOR -PRI RESERVATION. Exhaust or vitality F6d by the errors of youth or too ndlose applica- Two hundredth edition, revised and enlarged. just pablished. It is a standird medical work, the English languace, written by 8 it experience, to whom was fveied ‘medal by the National Medical A ‘t contains beautiful and very ex; ings. nyaician of awarded dsold aa Atmoaation. sive hundred pager, more than 60 valuable prescriptions for all forms of prevailing disease, the result of man} iy Cee ae oes of which is worth price of years of extensive and successful f th Bound in French cloth; price only 81, seut by tall poet pala The London ane Ba) “No person should be without this valuable book. The author is a noble benefacto: An illustrated sample sent to all on receipt of 6 cents for postage. {The author refers, by permission, to Hon. Bissell, M-D., presi eat of the National Riedical Association. Address Dr. W. H. PARK! No. 4 Blanch st., Becton Mess. ‘Tho author may be consulted on al! feb23- J EW. requiring skill and experience. ma&th HEAL THYSELF. LEY, Ee SILVER BL TED WRB Soe AT COST FOR THIRTY DAYS ONLY. Before removing toour new store, No. 1215 Pa. ave., we Will sell our entire stock st first cost. Eetabiished 1840. SAM’L LEWIS, Uy]8-Im] 1221 Ps. ave. Wand testi B ears EXTENSION TOPS, ‘&c. sim to wivethemost for the money. KIDDIE B} Ucited. eylvanis REPRESENT Ag! OF THE LARGEST fories in the coun- AEIONS, JUNE 6. Repairing £0 st. and Penn- my3 ufac UGGIES, PHA: ROS., cor. 1336 si ia ave. cle AND NAVY. —Ofticers of theArmy and Watche the care! will amply repay the wy absent from Washinwton can have their ss) when Deedine repairs expressed #0 me; ul attention they Will receive at my hands Address N. JENSEN, cost. Dempsey’s Stationery store, Washington, D.C. a30 grew OR LAME HOBSES. i Owners should call at 409 Fourteenth st. n.w. r 22, a TOR folio, 115, and ty 8, of the land’ records of Washington, D. Q., and at the written requeet of the party secured thereby, we will sel, at public auction, in front of the premises, on THORSDAY, the out day of Au- wust, A. ‘80, st 6 o'clock p. m., sll that piece or parcel ot _ezound described a8 parts of lots num- ed and eight, (7 and 8), in square num- bered four hundred, (400) bewihie for tho sane ata yointon M pes meen distant eighteen feet 448 feet) from the southwest corner of square four hurdred ; theuce north eixhty (80) feet; tueace run- ning weet eightcen (18) fect to 9th strect west, therce poaming, poets argon) 9th street wost thirty (30) feet; thence turning aud runniug east fifty (50) feet; thence ‘aonth preny seven feet; thence west sixteen (16) feet; thence south esau -three (83) feet to M street north; thones along M street north sixteen west, to the pizce Of beinnire. Terms: One. Gintor te era money to be cash: aid in balan, jronths ta. da; ets ates i interes ate ar deed oi ‘whe! 2 knocke. =e a the terms: ‘ot ae Ganbeeaee piled wi sith vat eave a ns the ‘Trustees thewink and boat of ie defaulting purchaser. 6 CLLR TOR,| ‘Trustees. $y15,17,22, 24,29) as aoe KEEN & WISE, Auctioneers. THUSTEFS' SALE ESTATE IN KO! sO EN, WIHGINTA erry SITE, GEORGI GETOWN On) ate! WELLING- HOUSE’ e STORE, id Bi By Bie xc, of the Seo of ee it Court Jexandria county, Tendered at fhe May term, 100. heresee ta theses of. Auna Bilis ys’ Hanna and John: tees, Bo, posers beré, 28 Com} jssioners o! ed ugbiee by said decree, sil offer for coat 1 ton, D. eet es JAMES ee 3y22-th,m&ds_ DUNOANSON . Balesmen. Bray OF A! RNER LOT ~AND, 8% ‘AND G STREETS AY, DAY sige pee: 108 MO} gawot tan Phil a | a fi in, ppeegeaes ty one, two heal Estate Broker, 946 Fat. ow. bs ‘D.GAMSIN. Myaleaeds Jas: L DAVIE, 'f Trustees. | yg BOBT. SMITH. V. 8. ALTER B. WILLIAMS & 00., Auctioneers. Senn (HHS EAOTOGRADTER, = . R inakes One Oabiuet or Three p EEE aD Tee a Hor, OTTEE LOE | Sir Buvenor styio and Suis guaranteed. RINTH SIREWT WESE | NOBTH AND | syo.ane 467 Pa. Wen, betray ahd 6th eta. WASTED. 50,000) PEOPLE or send orders to ‘THE LARGEST AXD Most COMPLETA JOB DYEING AND SEBARING ESTABLISH- Sour or New Your. First-class in every particular. K called for and ¢slivered anywhere in the tly: Gr Up mail oc express from Ober aces. myl1 40 Jefferson st-. W. Ei. WHEATLEY, Georgetown, D.C2 BROPP’S SALVE CURE, GREA‘EST DOs OF THE AGE Bwellings, Bore Bresste, oa Piles, Bone Senin Carpandes, sean 4el7-2m* Weesine ljOwW THA’ ‘ED Apel tailor ee No. "e300 ret nc SA" TARY PLUMBING. EARS JAS. F. BRIEN, 41 AS. F. BEI of PLI ‘with a view to xt 5 PFOMDAY. orders ‘ap6-im GB=4t BARGAINS m UNREDEEMED PLEDGES: Pee GOLD wa OND SILVERWARE, 8% TO BE BOLD AT Less THAN ADVANORS. A fine amortment o- Z BREEOH-LOADIN SHOTGUR», az «M, & B. COHEN'S é 2007 feventh st. mowe God's angels come— When inthe shadow of agreat aMiction, ‘The soul site dum! “Ab! whom am I, that God hath asved Me from the doom I did desire, And crossed the lot myself had craved, To eet me higher’ **That man may last Soraaeet lives, Who much receives, but nothing gives; Won: none can love, whom nour cau chank, Creation’s blot, creation’ 's blank." ‘They are slaves who Rill not choose Hatred, scoffing and Rather’ From the truth they needs minet think; ‘They are slaves who dare not be In the right with two or three. Artemus Ward. HIS APPEARANCE AND MANNERS TWENTY-TWO YEARS AGo. ° A. Minor Griswold. better known as “The Fat Contributor,” gives this recolicction of Artemus Ward: in ‘the spring Of Iss, betore Artemus Ward was ever heardof, being thrown Out Of newspaper work on account of the sus- pension of a Buffalo daily on whtch Thad been employ ed, the editor said to me: “Why n ge up to Cleveland and try the Plain Doale A green young man by the name of Brown Is local there, but he isnt of any account, and Mr Gray would readily exchange him for a capable on lke yourself. 1 will give you a letier ty Gr 1 didn't quite Uke the Idea of a man ont, but as I was infor that Whe’ incompetent’ Brown would b> coin pelled to leave soon anywhere, I concluded thit 1 might as weil apply ior the inevitable vacancy as aby one So I tock the letter and started. 1 remember feeling sorry for Brown as I neared the Plain as, halt disposed to tura Destier ¢ back when T reached the door, alked tn and inquired for the prop . A tall, sta young man stepped forward, whose prominent feature was an thtensely aquiline nose, and tn- formed me in a low and plaintive volee that Mr. Gray Was confined to his house on account of an accident, but that he was prepared to act his absence. “My name,” ne remay) “is Brow ‘The letter was never presented. Ltore tt up the first opportunity, and neither Mr. Gray nor the man by the name of Brown ever knew that it had an existence. Iwas much pleased with iutance. He was simply “Chariey without “‘e” attached to his surname. tten over the nom de plume of Artemus Ward before that period I was uot awaieof if. He was not known by that appell tion at any rate. He was a mild-mai fupny-tempered young fellow of 22 or delighted In witty anecdotes, and told Stories himself in an inimitable way. 1 on the 2m Dealer consisted in gett column or Uwo of local items each day, was only occastonally that the fun there was {n hin cropped out in a paragraph. The unafiected cordiality with which Mr. Brown received me, when he learned | was a brother scribe, won ‘me. ‘The first night of our e be took me to a school exhibition and Heights—Hutniston's it was cal —and his whispered comments upon formance amused me greatly portion of the play of “KR Gomez, what bringest der tountain we surpri Brown, in a whispe an old Peru- ‘They knew him ark, a'small bundle of you per- ceive he carries on his shoulder.” ‘Ttiere have been many Peruvian bark jokes since, but that Was thet tresh to tetoo tres, perhaps. It did not occur tome, as we drove back tn fit friend was the least uggy, that my new oce After riding along fu silence for a time, he suddenly declared he liked me, and psked ne iff had any objections to one’ em- trace. Then he attempted to throw his arms Lround me, but owing to the darkness, I sup- pose, he embraced a new plug hat that I wore and when he let go It was crushed into a shape- less mass. He apologized profusely when he discovered what he had done, appeared to give Way to a momentary burst of tears, and then sald that Shakespeare wouldn't have’ stteceeded as a loeal editor, because he hadu’t the neces- sary fancy and Imagination, His humorous account of the school exhibl- tion In the next di aper confirmed me in the impression that the JoUNg man by the name or Brown arare streak of ori- inal humor. The following autumn he pub- shed the first Artemus Ward letter that was extensively copied, an account of the Atlantic cable celebration in Baldwinsville, followed soon after by the Free Lovers of Berlin Heights, and from that time his progress was rapid and brilliant, and within less than two years he took his’ place at the head of American hu- morlsts, Caricature Journa! To say that Pawhk has become’ an English insutut fon is simply to say, in other words, that it is freely grumbied at at umes. But it the grumblers tuin their attention to such ana- “yogues Of the London Charirari as exist in olber countries, it will be hard for them to say Uhat they manage these things better else- where. “Take, fer instance, the comtc papers of France. Not only is there no attempt at like the complete Tepresentation at side of social and political life ph alfects, but the whole status Periodicals 1s different. The ten dency of Caricature in France for many years: has ben ever more apd more to the reduc- fon of labor. Some of “the cartoons of the French comic papers resemble rather that remarkable Bogartlan sketch of t geabt abd his deg entering a tavera than any more explicit and less <ryptographic form delineation. No doubt this often gives point and spirit to the drawing, but it also often serves only to get the artist ont of the difficulty of having really hothing to draw. On the coer: hand, the tradition of ‘h, ably followed ap, though in a different enough’ style. by 3 Mr. Maurier, bas been to tell the ‘story as com: pletely as possibie and to be lavishly generous of accessories. Even Mr. Sambourne’s les3 apparently labored work is Tull of recondite hits and ‘strokes for the mind to interpret, whereas the very first glance tells all that is ever likely to be told by most of the works of the Paris caricaturist. Nor 1s this merely the conclusion of patriotic arrogance. Since Varni and Daumier there has been no ca turist in France who has united fechaical ski! with a wide range and a serious purpose. ‘The recent death of M. De Noe, better known by his punning nom de peane of Cham, has left our bors with hardly one artist of the first rauk eveu in the lighter kinds of what may be called the journalism of thepencil. As forthe other coutitries of Europe, they can stand tle comparison even less. The heaviness of Ger- man Wit has perhaps been made the most of in France and England, but the draughtsmanship aud the jokes of the Kiadderadatsch and its, fellows are certainly calculated to make an Englishman return to Messrs. Tenuiel and Du Maurier and Bur- nand with considerable zest. As for the southern countries, the sustentation of a regularly fed magazine of jests, written 2nd pictured, is not at ail in their way. The satire of the south of Europe, from the provincial sir- rentes downward, has always been personal and spasmodic in character, and has rarely reached the level of systematic humor. It 1s aut pupiven to man to command continual siac- ii jesting, and the excellent person with the! hump has undoubtedly been known to nod. But we repeat, without fear of contradiction, tat the volumes of Punch (2ow many are there?) are not the most despicable of the mon- uments of English pen and pencil work in the 19th century. Perhaps we have never had a draughtsman quite of the heroic height of Ga- yarni in the days when, for almost an entire year, he turned out a full-page Mthograph and its legend ed every day. Butif we have not the individual we have the institution. London Standard, pera radeneae He Died Like ‘‘a Lion at Bay.” ZULU ACCOUNTS OF THE DEATH OF THE PRINCE IMPERIAL. een General Sir mbt Wood, who ac- mpanied the ex-Empress Eugenie’ to Zulu- land. has sent to the papers a description of the death of the Prince Imperial, collected from the independent narratives of eighteen of the Zulus who participated in the attack on the ales party and sho’ that the attackti arty numbered forty, twelve of whom follow: fhe prince and eight being immediately con- cerned in his death. The Zulus ha) nearly surrounded the prince’s party fired ni on them as they were 1 tls = having succeeded in , Tan along- le his horse until it broke aw away. The prince iolowea Hol horse into the Donga, until being reseed by bis pursuers, he turned upon ( words of the Zulus—“‘like a ion at struck detenced bimself against seven Sears until he sank exhausted no were fg the nat correct has yet been pub- 3 ii E B “ re a 5 i eB =] a Sa"The fast male—Dr. Tanner. Robertson Smith's Heresy. a ae One ee CP AGAINST HIM BY An Edinburgh letver tothe Landon Ne JULY 14th Says: “A new prosec mn of Profes- tor “Robertson ‘Smith was initia initiated today in the Free Church Presbytery of Edigbung. The eround Of the prosecution ts an article on “He & Lepguage and Literature.’ in the eleventh yolome of the ‘Encyclopndia Britannica which has been i I ‘ished stnce the Professor was for- wi quitied and replaced tn his chair by the General mmbly six Weeks ago. Iu this artt- cle Mr. Smith apples to Hebrew ttterature ty gencral the same princtples of criticism which he had applied to Deuteronomy and Cant. cles in previous articles He has been at no pains in iC to concillate his opponents or [0 show regard to the sensitiveness of thetradittonailsts, though ft would have been prudent for litm to do so, and he probably would have done so could he have foreseen the Assembly's deliverance in his case at the time of writing It Indeed, it ts known that he endeavored to withdraw the article and te stop the circulation after the meeting of the Assembly, but by that time the > bad been printed off, and the matter yond his control. Among the views and essions In the article to which excep. Uon ts taken are the following: ‘It may tatrl be made a question,” he says, "whether Moses left In writing any other laws than the Com- mandments on the tabi of stone. Agata be says: “The story of the early fortunes of the pation down to the time of David omen presents characteristics which potnt to moral tradition as {ts original source.’ Speaking of the Pentateuch, he refers to it as -Itselt a Production Of more than one writer.” On tt Song of Solomon, whic described as an ‘erotic lyrical drama in a former volume poem, he says: “This as suffered much from interpo- bly Was not written down late date, and from tmper: mn, So that {5 original shape is “peats his offence r the prophet while he refers to torical books as they were flnally shape: ub fait of Jerusalem, when that old popu ed out and continued tn x apirit matism.” He Says of Isalah xil!, or prophet and xiv. 1h: Ushed as anon fers to "the & DAMES, of which erally taken asan ¢ business-like way ¢ in with the books of the profanity in the eyes of Presbyterians of old school, whose idea feems to be the Bible’ dropped from heave as we have tt now, mare! included. ‘They believe that as a mitrac cle made Ube Bible, so @ Mniracle has preserved It, and that ‘one Who treats it body of national Uicrature, the growth Wes, 18 sully of sacri: , At the earliest possible moment after the publication of the article attention was called to it in teries in different parts of the country. To-day the Presbytery of Edinburgh pveral hours in discussing it. Notice of five motions re- garding it, y prepared— two in favor of p and two ely carried, by a was that of Sir which neral requests the com- mission of the asseinbly to take the articles 1 n, *s0 far as to adopt such fitted to meet the aud to in dicate Seriptaral principle iy enough, Sir denry Monctief! declared he had not yet ‘read the article and that be did Rot thtend to, read 1c fill he was obliged to consider it judi 3 » ground for ap- pealing to the commisdon was that. to ans any rood § it had caused “disturbance and but Sir Be mty < annot knOW and will Dr. Bagg came out inspired Interpre- ler of providenees. He sald that the nding of the general assembly was the result of mis- taken procedure, aud Uhat he regarded the publication of the new article as a mar. velous providence to allow the church to reconsider the whole question. Professor Sinith’s position was defended by Protes-or Macgregor and the Hev. Alexander Whyte. Principal Ratny could not make up his mind om: either Way, and remaived neutral mission meets on August 11th. It ts the {umn session of the assembly for the considera- lion Of matters of urgency that may arise be- tween the annual meetings in May. ‘The oppo- hents of Prof.#mith are entering on the prose- cution with every mark of zest and determina- tion, That they were so lately baiked of thelr prey makes them all the more eager now, and ihere ts no doubt that they are prepared to parsue thelr victim, if they are allowed, even to 1s ecclesiastical extinction. Dr. Begg thinks that he fs entering on ‘the most serious struggle that has taken Place in the church since the Reformation.” Another revere that if at Siu 1th Ss The prated in the Ichabod” on Playfulness in a Barber Shop, HOW A LEADVILLE BARBER SHOP WAS CLEARED OF CUSTOMERS, Life In Leadville Is full of excitement eve for a barber. The other day a citizen nan Flug strolled into a barber's estabiishm wheie there were two chairs, bOth full and niteen men Waiting. If there is anything at Plug despiees it Is walting around while other men get shaved. He figured on how to avoid M1, abd espying a friend in one of the chairs, he stepped up to him and spol iew words in a low tone. Stddenly he becam excited, Addressing the friend he erled: third-rate mule w And the friend yelled bi rou greaser, 11 shcot you full of holes!” “Ican shoot first, yelled the Ping, drawing bis revolver, “I'll let_ you see you can’t,” roared the friend, leap- ing from his chair.’ By this time a scene of wild exeltement was taking place in shop. The whole fourteen Waiting cus- tomers were wildly Seugeling to get out be- fore the Shooting beg an. The man in the other chair, without stopping to wipe the lather from his face or remove the aprou about him, leaped from the window upon the head Of a policeman, who at once arrested him for & madman. One ol the barbers bumped bis head terribly apd got his mouth fall of dust crawling under a sofa, and the other barber ‘Was promptly concealed behind a barrel in the closet. AS Soon 4s the shop was cleared the two friends ceased threatening each other, put up their pistols, and, after a bearty lduch, coaxed the barbers to come out and shave them. Plug tried to explain to t that tt was alla joke. “you're a fighting man. @ regular coward and couldn't UM “Then, by tupket,” yelled the barber, “you're Seed about $5 worth of trade from me, and Vil take th out of your hide.” And be got in several lusty blows on Aiug before the latter could offer to settle. And somehow Plug doesn’t think it was such a good joke after all, 1 have your gore ! for the life “sald an old farmer at the White moun- talns to a party of city visitors, the other day, “what you fellers see up bere to draw y ; my Patt, these all-fired hills have been the worst thirg we've had to contend with. still, it’s all right if ye Uke it; we're glad to see ye; only it's mighty funny. 8?It is amusipg to atch the pantie that a solemn ld citizen can create any day when the sky is cloudy by walking slowly down street under an umbrella. Everyoc walks faster,and some trust Gcorways and Wall for a he this bottle on the corner back there, wish you'd tell me what's init.” The other took tt, removed the cork and snuffed in a full reath, ‘The next instent he staggered against a wall clawing the air and choking and gaso- id 1t was a full minute before he blurted Why, fou internal Aaiot, ‘that’s hare. i ‘e ‘'m perfectly ing take your’ word for i¢ without extra tusults,” Observed the invalid in an tnjared voice, and he took his bottle and walked off like a’man who had been abused without the least excuse. 82 The census taken In 1875 proves Block Island to be the most purely Am lace in this country. The inhabitants number 1,147, of which 1,052 were born on tbe island, of native Block Islanders. MARRIED. RBARNARD—PABKER. —On the 224 of a ieee, ' at the residence of Ji Centre, Mass . by the bride’ cw Parker, WILLIAM. ep BARNARD at f’ Licuiaw B. Panxen, both of Washingt eure. Fu jsurice at 3.30 o'ck aay = it a2 Dasy. ies staat ete ‘and Josey ine nae caer wi ake take {he residence of parente, No. i morrow (Fri Jacteraeon, at 40% Fasnds Ef The Tamaly are inv UNDERTAKERS. sf Hee, Branch Store, nad joa = WHIGHT. mpit-lam =—-«- 1ST _ 108 vtrest merthwests