Evening Star Newspaper, August 7, 1880, Page 3

STEAMERS, & BOOTS AND SHOES. AUCTION SALES. SUMMER RESORTS. MISCELLANEOUS. THE EVENING STAR. BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC BAL EE LANDINGS. °F leaves Stephenson's more snd River morning. Returning, arrive Passenger ac N=” YORK SHOE STORE, 605 Pennsylvania Avenue. CLOSING OUT AT PRIME OOST FINE LOW SHOBS LIGHT CONGRESS GAITERS. AT ACTUAL COST, LADIES’ FINE SLIPPERS NEW ‘TIES and LIGHT E1D Boots. *=¥POST = ‘These goods must be sold, to make room for Fall CaLL AND BE Convincep. We MEAN BusINESS. Or st une 12th and Penna. sve. HK POTOMAC KRIVER LANDINGS. Steamer MATTANO, Cart. E. E. Howes, lestes wharf foot of 6th ani southwest, every, Sunday, hursday, at 7.0" Esndinws on the Potomac day, for river lan for Colton’, lock &.m., for’ jomint and Prospect Hill. * making tmermediate landiows Passengers and fetetam taken ‘T. JONES, Awent, 6th st. wharf. EAMER ARKOWSMITH Wil i Potomac Wharf, foot of 7th street, at 7 o'clock very GEO. McCARTHY. Fo THE NEXT TEN DAYS WE WILL POSITIVELY SELL OUT Ovn Exz1se STOCK OF SUMMER GOODS, In order to make room for our EXTENSIVE FALL STOCK. SUNDAY, TUESDAY AND THURSDAY, For all the POTOMAC BIVER LANDINGS as far as ardt wi and Nomini: returning MO! WEDNESDAY ¥. Fare and Freizht at lowest rates. STONE, Parser. POTOMAC CALL EARLY AND SECURE GREAT BARGAINS PER AND Steamer MYSTIC, carrying U.S. Mail, leaves Potomac Ferry Wharf, 7ih strect, very Monday, Wednesday and Fri- rope Creek, Blackiston’s Island, Point, Kinsale, Lodze Landing ani ate wharves, retuy een Es M GREAT BOSTON SHOB AUCTION 491 Pennsylvania Avenue, THE LEADING SHOE HOUSE IN THE DIS- ee (S168 oF THE Rep Frac.) LEOPOLD BICHOLD, Proprietor. NO BRANCH STORE IN THIS CITY. W, u- HtcH, . 717 MARKET SPACE. eae AND FORTRESS MONROE STBAMER LADY Chen LAKE. c ; ee First-class f. 3] eerie f ip, $1. Lea WEDNESD. oa NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY, IPSON, above wharf 3 and SATURDAYS, at Gth st. wharf. BOOTS, SHOES AND SLIPPERS. All our Summer Stock will be sold at a re- Ooms EaRty anp SECURE THE Bancarns. Steamer JO MONDAYS, y B.S. FAMEKS FO! Jen of Ig ma. MONDAYS. Por treian DENHAM, Axt., 63 W Staterooms. &c , go to General Office, Met. Bank.opp, Fer ‘MONROF. U.S. Mi Sormmander, 7 From foot of se Every wONDAY AND ESDAY, st 5:30, and grery SALUR Brope at Piney Point and Point Lookout Going “iirst-claas fare, $1: Bound Trip, $1.60. Tickets and staterooms for sale st B. cy G. Smith's, 1431 Penn’ Town's, cor. 15th st. aud unt cates apply to K. 3t., Georgetow THE GREAT PORTSMOUTH, FORTRE! 188 LEARY, ta p SOUTHWEST. 1880 vex ‘TO THE NOK’ Dow Splendid Scen Joszrn Ware, NGTON, from De; e Weet 800%. as ville ing Oars from mis and Chicago; 9:38 tt 'D POTOMAO Ral ester, Buifalo, Niagara Watkins and the North at pt Sunday ; 9:30 p. Sicept Saturday, with Palace Cars to ai anc : For Wiuismsport, Lock Haven and Elmira, at 10:40 m. daily, excey For 10:00 p.m. On Sunday, press of Pullman Par! except Sunday. LEAVES . H Nonvoux, venth st. | From Campbell's wharf, vel WED- | TUESDAY, YA corner of Sixth and For Pittsburg and th ing Oars to Lo . Tm. daily, with BautiMoke AN. Canandaigua, Roc with Parlor Car to W. Keed’s Sons, Pur- 8:00 a.m. daily excey F. DODD, Agent, ashington, D. O, pball'a whart, Norf allewed on board. The reserve the right to deny me im- N.B.—Lunch baskets not 9:30 a.m. dally, rh trains co! t rooklyn ‘Auneee ate treet, avoid. yee MINEBS’ TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. OUTSIDE LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN BALTIMORE and NEW YORK. days from Baltimore—Eve rk city. 5:40 and 10:00 Linnited reas, 9:30 dail For Baltimore, 6:4 7990, 10:40 ain, and 2:10, 4:20, d._ 10:1 mm. ; tn my New Voth Every WED For Fope's Creek Line, 6:40 a.m. and 4:40 p.m., ay: lis, 6:40 a.m. and 4:40 p.m., dally, ex- ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERIORSBURG WAY AND: ALEXANDMIS AND Wage eAlexanazisn 7, 7720, 9, 11 a.m. 4: Sand 11:80 p-ia. “On Sunday at 7, pia rey Fo :20 p.m. daily, except sunday. 3m 12.50, 8. NESDAY and SAT- <i, from Pier 49, Haat iver, (near assenger sccommodations. Lowest eal. L. HUGGING, rf. SeUTtORE tap. GEO. H. GLO XDE’S NEW EXPRESS LINE ith dea a rin gas 7a.m. daily, and -M., and 12 mid- am., Tand 9:05 information, sleeping and parlor car 20- ‘tions can be procured at the offices—north- east corner of 13th street and Penns: rtheast corner 6th depot, where o1 at Philadel; for New Yor! Fall iver, sylvania avenu land States. and Pennsylvania avenue, ins of baggage to destination from hotels and reai- L. P, FARMER, General Passenger Agent. FRANE THOMBON. General Manager. mya6 ALTIMOES AND OHIO BAILBOAD, 1B GREAT DOUBLE A mal Houts ama short Lise to jorth, axtmereets West, day, Ma} :30 p. VE WaSkiNaton, 1120 Pm #0 a.m.—Baitimore, Bilicott Oity and Way Bta- ‘60 &.m.—tBaitimore Express. Fey d way. - 01 eters Hager way. week: a. ~boint of Books ani Staunton mand Va. 3 its, 12th st. ‘Washington ORTH GERMAN LLOYD—8rmexr Lore Berwees New Youu, Haven, Lonpon, NW AND BREMEN. ‘The steamers of this company will eail from Bremen Pier, foot of 3d. ‘To take effect LEA’ fo New York and LANE HE CUNARD STEAS SHIP COMPANY LIM- Itimore Express. Stops at Bladens- teville, Laurel, Anna: Annapolis, Elicot, City —tBaltimore and Leurel Express. -—tOn 81 , Baltimore and Way. SOR SE ea oe, Jeasnp’s and Hanot n.-Baltimore, .1n.—Baltimore and stations. \- erick, Hagerstown ana Ain bhir Roy, rates. laden «iven for Beifs itwerp and other ports on the re o ae apsis st the Company's 10. nwt or both steerave ‘OTIS BIGELOW, O08 Tth street, W: ‘CHAS. G. FRANORLYN, Agent, X.Y. MEDICAL, &c REORS OF YOUTH. Youthful indiecretions. Address Frederi tee sincere ay. & for Mediterranean ‘Baltimare, Annepolis and Way Bts- tChicago and Columbus Express. —tPhiladelphia and Baltimore Tees. 7and Laurel. ee ‘Bt. Louis, Cincinnati, Ohi: burs ress. (Pittabi cars fo bt, Louis aud : itimore, Bladensburg and Laurel 10:15 p. m.—tNew yi proweioraiwant del; his brought on by DAVIDSON & 00. 78 Nasean st., New York. OOTOR A=MSTRONG’S REMEDIES cure nt sleeping car to 906 B st. aw. ician in Washi becribed before my ‘AO. e Oldest established and only reit- PHYSICIAN in the city, can be 55 Massachrsetts avenue, from. ale Comp!aints and trrewn- ERHA COTTA WINDOW CAPS, MANUFACTURED FROM THE FINEST CLAYS. VEBY ORNAMENTAL and in imitation of all kinds ef and just as stone, ft RINTH.— Tne new Turkishand | For sale ats heavy discount from former prices. TERRA COTTA VASES, SEWEB PIPE, STOVE OROOKS, &o., aT THE LOWEST BATES. POTOMAC TERHA COTTA Co., 401 Hew Jersey ave, Near B. & O. Depot. BAND CLOTHING, WATOHRS, 1D eaeae Prices "tant wal bs jow HN THA’ Kf ‘south of New York. INSULT Dk. ROBERTSON, 45s at., from 2 ho}, Hance guarshtece a cure in 3 ‘ED ¥01 = L2™* J0nNsON « 00., Bankers, WASHINGTOR, D. 0., HOS. E. WAGGaMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer SALE OF VATUABLE PROPFR TY, BEING No. 1319 77u BTRERT -OATHWEST, BETWEEN N AND O STREBTS. On WEDNESDAY. the 1th day of Au- ee an : ° ; BO feat pyrite of ot 10,10 Square 447, improved by a or Me peg pres house. aera By Of Grog. E. WAGGAMAR, Auct. ALTER B. WILLIAMS & OU., Auctioneers. LI UILDING LOTS FRONTING ON VACA REED BETWEEN SEVENT! OSD ‘H Al HIGHT STREETS NORTHEAST, AT AUG- Gn FRIDAY, Avousr 1378, at srx o'ctock. PM, we shall sell in front of the premise: Lots Nes. 33 and 34, in §gnare No. 60, havi 18 feet 6 inches front by 116 feet deep to an alley. Terms: One-third cseh; balance in six, twelve and eiguteen months, for notes beating interest from day of sale and secured by a deed of trust on property sold. All conveyancing, &c., at purcha- Bers cort. 6 down on each lot on day of sale. aug7-dkds WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. J) EXCANSON BROB., Auctioneers. FRAME BOUSE T, ON SIXTH STREET, BETWEEN rarerd QrREE TS SOUTH- WaSoN®O: 1005 SIXTH STREET), aT On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Avavst Jorn, at 6 o’cicex. in front of the premises, we wi tell Lot 40 in Van aiswick's subdivision of 4 fi quare 471; fronting 20 feet on 6th street With a der th of 100 ft to an alley improved by two rame dwellings. ‘Terme: Cne-third cash; balance in 1, 2 and 3 years, notes to bear 8 per cent interest, payable semi-annually, and to be secured by deed of trust on premises.’ Conveyancing and recording st pur. chaser's cost. A deposit of 50 required. at sale aug6-4t \HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED / REAL ESTATE AT THE CORNER OF I AND SECOND STREETS NORTHEAST. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed on the fim 6th day of Apri), A.D. 1850, in Equity catise ak No. 6,759 of said Court, 1 will sell at public sale, in front of the respective premises, or lots,on THUR +- DAY, the 197H Da¥ OF AUGUST, A.D. 1830, aT 1HR Hock o¥ 5 O'CLoox p.M., the followiny-deacribed Real Fstate situated in thé City of Washiniton, in the District of Columbia, or s0 much thereof as maybe necessary, not lest, however, that one lot, to wit: Lota unmbered thitty-three (33) and thirty” two (2) of Fendail E. Alexander, trustee's sab- division of lota numbered one (1) and two (2) of Susan M. Burche’s subdivision of square snmbered geven hundred and sixteen (716), towetber with the improvements thereon, as eaid ‘Trustee's gubdivi- sion is recorded in Liber No. 10, folio 152, one of the Surveyor's records of said District. ‘Terms of sale, as prescribed by said decree: One- third of the vurchase money of each lot in cash within seven (7) days from the day of sale, of which the stim of one hundred doliars on cach lot must be paid at the time of the sale of each lot, and the bal- ance of the purchase money of each Jot in one and two years from the day of sale, in equal instal- ments—the deferred payments to bear interest from the day of sale at the rate of six per centum per annum, for which the notes of the purchaser or purchasers must be given— oF alt in cash at the option of the purchascr Or pur. chasers. ‘The title to the property sold will. be re- tained until the final ratification by the court of the sale and the payment of the whole of the purchase money and interest thereon. If any purchaser fai § to comp'y with the terms of sa'o, I reserve the right to regeil the property at the risk and cost of the de- faulting purchaser. All conveyancing at the pur- choser's SSeNDALL E. ALEXARDER, 482 Louisiana ave. "s Trustee ang6-dkés THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. VHOMAs DOWLING, Anctioneer. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON FOUTH SIDE OF WEST STREET, BE- GREEN HIGH AND CONGRESS STREETS, dated the 24th of October, 1878, and du!y recorded in Liber 898, folio 313, &e., one of the land. recorde for Washington, D. 0., the undersigned Trustees will sell, at the’ risk and cost of the de- faulting pe rchaser at the sale made June 16th, 180, on THURSDAY, AvGust 12TH. 1880, aT 5 O'CLOCK, in front of the premises, the following property, viz: Part lot numbered 7, in the slip about 35 feet and one inch on West street, and a depth of 120 feet, improved by a two-etory Frame Dwelling. Terms: One third cael alance at six and twelve months, with notes bearing int-reet at eixht per cent per annum until paid, and secured by a deed of trust on the property; or all cash, at the option of the purchaser. Conveyancing and recording at the purchaser's cost. 00 down at time of sale. FREDERIC au2-d&ds JAMES L. DAViS, ‘Trustees. iHOMAS DOWLING, Anctioneer. VERY VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY, SNOWN AS HUGHES’ BAKERY, Wo. 93 BRIDGE STREET, GEORGETOWN, D. 0., AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY, Avcusr 10rH, 1880, ar 6 O'CLOCK P. M., in front of the premises, I will sell part of Lot 13, in Petera’ Square, Georgetown, D. ©., havicg a front of about 21 feet on Bridge street bya depth of 120 feet to an Pe improved by a two-story-and-attic brick dwelling, with seven rooms, gas and water, large storeroom on first floor with counters and shelving; algo a large bakery, fully equipped and ready for busivess. Stable in the rear. ‘Terms: One half cash: baiance in #1x and twelve months, with notes bearing interest at 7 per cent ane Bray by ites Gs Ree on the property Bold. lown at time of sale. yD. CASRIN, Attorney. THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ‘aux2-d&: OHN SHERMAN & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF THE LARGE AND VAL- UABLE SQUARE No. 674—A GOOD INVEST- MENT OFFERED. By virtue of two certain decds of trust. dated January, A D., 1874, and of June! 17, A.D 1875, respectively, and duly recorded. in’ Liber No. 734, folio’ 440, and Liber No. 88, folio 290, Of the land records of the istrict of Columbia, we, the undersigned, fell_at public auction, in front of the prem on WEDNESDAY, THe 25TH DAY OF AUGUST, A- D. 1880, at 6 o'cLock P. M., the following-de- scribed Feal catate, situate in Washington city, Dis- 250, 000 square feet of ground. ‘Terms of sale: The amount of the indebtedness secured by the said two deeds of trust, and the ex- penses of sale, which will be stated at the time, in cash, and the balance in six, twelve and eighteen monthe, for which the notes of the purchaser, bear- ing interest at six per cent per annum, payable semi-annually from date cf sale and secured by deed of trust on the property sold, shall be taken. A deporit of $500 will be required at the time of fale. All conveyancing at the purchaser's cost. If the terms of sale are not complied with in ten daya the truttees reserve the rixlit to resell the prope at the riek and cost of defaulting purchaser after five days’ advertisement in ‘The Evening Star, subject toa 26, A. D. 1872, and recorded in Liber 704, folio 208, fot the eum of ten thousand dollwrs, with interest at the rate of ten per cent per arnum. from December 26, A. D. 1879, and which is now due and payable: siso subject to all unpaid taxes, both general and specia', seacesed ayainsteaid square to date. GEO W. GGB,) ‘Trustees. ANTH. HYDE, "S$ aug4-d&ds WM. M. SMITH, Salesman. JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF THREE-STORY AND MANSARD ROOF BRIJK HOUSE, ON K STREET NORTH, BETWEEN NORTH CAP- a FIRST STREETS EAST, AT virtue of a deed of trust given to us, and duly recorded in Liber No. 920, folio 111, et.eeq. one of the land records of the District of lumbia, we will sell at publicauction, on THURSDAY, 127H Day or Avovsz, A.D. 1880, AT 6 o'cLocK P. M., in front of the premises, the following described’ real cetate, situate in the city of Penneton, District of Columbia, towit: The eastern bine (9) feet eight (8) inches of Lot num- bered two hundred and forty-six (246,) and the western ten (10) feet and four (4) inchés of Lot numbered two hund'ed and sory aeven (247,) all in B. F. Gilbert's recorded subdivision of square numbered six hundred and seventy-five (675,) to- gether with ali the easements, hereditaments and appurtenances to the same belonging or in any wise appertaining. ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and two PEATE, notes to bear eight’ per cent interest and to secured by deed of trust on the property sold. Conveyanciug and recording at purchaser's cost. Terms to be complied with in savea days, other- Wise the. ‘Trustees reserve the rizht to resell at the Tink andl cost of the defaulting purchaser, upon ving lays’ public notice of such resale in some newspaper aliished in Washington, D. . A deposit of 8100 required at time of sale. BEN B. CLARK Jy20-dkda REUBEN Ay BAOON."} Trustess. JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOTS ON NO) EET, BETWEEN NORTH STREET EAST. house. Terme of sale: Accordi: to th dition of sald deed of trust to wit? @1,000 cash, enti meoracs interest at the rate of 10 per cent annum from September 17th, 1878, to day of sale: also costs. of ; balance in six and twelve monthe, for which Botes, of the parchaser Dearing” interest from day depoalt of 8100 to be paid witen the property ia bid off. “All conveyancing at the expense of tae pate guises, catins of sale to be compitoa with tn atx fom day 3ge the trustee reserves dive: aavortieement: POTCnMer's Fisk, after five dy2k-dawaeds A. E. L. KEESE, Trastes. LIFTON HOUSE NOW OPEN. lourtain Clisrer, Mone Tania, suede, ae No; Carton, Fairfas co, Ve- Olrculars cr feat ~€0) ee '48STFORD HALL.—Now oj for recep- tion of Gnests. Good Bathing. good FA y Firhing, good Music. Terms moderate, SAMUEL NORRIs, 3326-1m Oxford, BUsckisron ISLAND. Managers of Excursions to BLAOKIS- TON ISLAND will hereafter be required to pay 316, in advance, for the privilege Gf janding: This resort 18 now oven for guests, Unfurnished Cottages and Board @35 per SL-tO yer dag. Dr's" L. Mowat LEAS" prornee C0 per da} . Je ic" oprie- tor, P, O. Milestown, Md. 3y93-c03w" SIX MILES FEOM WARRENTON, VA. el. urs from Washington to Virginia Midiand, thence to Springs, over eas; stage route by Knox, of Knox' Express.” New bri hotel, gas, telegraph, electric bells, water on every Boor, airy rooms, wood table, Weber's orchestra T &P. station 7:10 a.m. daily and Sp.m. Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Leave Springa at 9 a.m. on same days, reaching Washinw- ton at 12:55 noon. $12 to 818 per week ia hotel and B10 in ccttages. luced rates to families and for seascn. Apply at National Hotel, or address Fauquier Springs, Va. dylé-1m HE 8) SIDE HOTEL, CERN due MD. guests. Situated 100 yat ‘rom the breakers. Accessible daily from Phi'adelphis, Balti " Washington, via BW. & Betty aad Hav foot of Sout i Go'ciock p.m.daily (except Saturday.) Terms 82 pet Gay; 810 and 812 per week: ‘accordins to location irculars at the Star office, or write to the Propri rs. 8. J. MASSEY & 00. bytate CONGRESS wt. EAN CITY, MD. Will open JUNE 267 0c: ( 80. Perfection in allits appointment Terms: $2.50 a' ea ye and 212.60 a week. W. B. R. SELBY, Proprietor. THOS. FARLEY, Manaxer. (e3- IRST- CLASS COTTAGE BOARDING, convenient to Hotels’ and Beach. Terms,reasonable. Addrese, BOX 282, Ospe May. jeal-m&t, 2m TLANTIC HOTEL, OOEAN OITY, MD. eee for the seavon of 1880 on SUNE, 23, with largely increased facilities for the accommodation of este. A hand- hew fome addition, comprising 100 rooms, houses and a pavilion for dancing, are among th 1 rt e recent improvements. Eminent musical talent se- cured forthe season. Terms—82.50 per day, # 10 and 812. go per week. For circulars apply at this office, to 8. O. BECK WITH, Chief Olerk, or to JOHN TRACY, Proprietor, Ocean Oity, M 3e12-2m Ia now open for the season of 1880. W. WHITNEY, Manager. THUS. OHASE, Perecds T. MouGAN, Musical Director, reoDs desiring to engage rome wi res BROWN & WOELPPER, Propricwors. Je2-e0, Jd, 2160 HE HYGEIA HOT! OLD iT COMFORT, VA., atest yards, yA from Fort Monroe. Open all the year. Equal to any hotel in the United States a8 Bend for eirouine deceriiae Wetois cee nd for scribing hystonis Sava be: ISON FHOEBUS: TEAS He Eronristor, Ocean Oity, Mas 3013-2 eT LARGEST IN On ER TTo OITY, N. J tad Shier fmvitem “AA Proprieta TPE PARM HOTEL (ars Heapio House, WILLIAMSPORT, Pa., has just been thoroughly renovated, «quipped, and sup- pia with every convenience for the com- fort of patrens. Located in a beautiful par! ve acres, Surrounded by some of the fin mountain scenery in Pennsylvania. A splendid ball-room, billiar bowling, bosting, archery, croquet, an excellenf livery, and delightful drives. On’ the direct route from Baltimore and Washington to Niavara Walls, and from New York and Philadelphia to the mountains of Northern Pennsylvania. € Water from the celebrated Minneans Serine will be supplied free of charge. Excelsior pring: Saratoga Water on draught. Barreled by hydrostatic eke Ae ea nae Ae par- en of at the spring. For circulars aud ra address D. ‘MoDONAL ), Proprietor. —_je8-e026t GomeszEss HALL, BABATOGA SPRINGS, THRER AND A HAt¥ Doxtars PER Da: ‘This splendid Hotel having been thoroughly ren- ovated and refurnished will open oki THURSDAY, JUNE 17. CLEMENT & WILKINSON, Proprietors. H. 8. OLEMewr. [Jel-26teod] Wa. WILKINSON. —_————_—__ COAL AND WOOD. oan: C@AL!} COAL! ‘The Coal companies having issned their ciron’ars, under date of August 2d, 1550, advancing the price of all sizes of Coal seventy cents per ton. we pro- ‘pose to fill all orders from our customers and public wenerally at the present prices for the next five Gays. Having purchased a lsrwe stock previous to {ie sudden advance, we are willing to wive the ad- vantage thus gaine id advise our friends to order at once before the Coal dealers meet and ad- vance prices. J. M. WHEATLEY & CO. Office 2d street, Indiana aye. and O ats. n.w. ‘Wharves, foot of 10th st. 8.w. Orders left at WM. T. BALDUS' Pharmacy, cor- her 19th st. and Pa. ave., will receive prompt tela- phonic attention. aud-5t* Cosas Wweonb!: COALIIY LEAVE YOUR ORDERS THIS MONTH FOR WOOD AND COAL AND AVOID HIGHER PRIOES. WALTER H. MsRLOW, Office and Depot: Cor. 8th and B sts. 8. Ww. Branches: A st., bet. 2d and 3d n.e. andcor. 9th st. and New York ave. n.w. jy24-Lm G, © SHERIF, e DEALER mw . ty AND WOOD, yn given to order. read tanta *TT1d and’ S28 Pa. Ave. Telephonic connection. Depot and Mills, Water and N street, pase River. ‘WooD. JOHNSON BROTHER: WOOD. | TELEPHONIC CONNECTIONS. OOAL. Full Weight. Best Quality — Low Prices. COAL. Prompt Deliveries. WOOD. Main ons wharves, mill and depot connected coal wharves factory, extensive store yards enabling us fo stock up largest when coal {a lowest; offices throughont the city, and all in immediate commu- nication, insuring prompt attention to orders, we are prepared to offer to our patrons the best varie- (e8 of coal at pe ey lowest p) oe 940 a to fo insure s! mare coal, 6 an the ton. JOHNSO! ir LS, Main office, mill and depot, foot of 12th, 13th‘ana Fats. s.w. Offices: 1202 Fst. n.w.;1112 9th at. D.W. ; 1418 7th st. n.w. ; and 221 Pa. ay. 6.6. ol sel aaa Ea a ecole NATIONAL Fain ASSOCIATION. THE FIRST PREMIUM FOR BEST COAL and KINDLING WOOD was awarded to ug over all competitors. = STEPHENSON & BRO., Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf, (Office: 12th and Penns. avenue. nov8 ———— Loustana STATE LOTTERY. TAKE NOTICE! This ta the only Lottery ever voted on by the ple of a State, and unier a late decision of the es. 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, EIGHTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION, OLASS H, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, AUGUST 10TH, 1880—123p MonTHLy Daawre. Louisiana State Lottery Company. institution was regniarly incorporated by the Tegislature of the Btate for Ki fucational and har. itable in 1868 for the Term of Fwen- falttror the state is pledeed which pledge nae bees Ruuewred by an overwheliniy popular Note, scour Ds ranchise in the new constitution adop! December 2d, A. D. 1879, with a capital of 81,000, 000, ‘to which it has since added a reserve fund of over $350,000. 1T8 GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBU- TION will take place monthly on the second Tues- Tt never scales postpones. Look at the following Distributio CAPITAL PRIZE, 830,000. 100,000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH. HALF-TICKETS, ONE ILLAR. List OF PRIZES RQ 3 SSeSoense tnt re 5 §| $83 BSESS2S35 paid. informat or send erders by 3 or in a Order - Greased only to it: A. al reas,” (Or same person at oy es No. S19 Broadway, New York. Or J. P. HORBACH, ms and SOBAL Buen L, MABTIN & Co.'s CELEBRATED PULP MORTAR BLACK, FOR BRICKLAYERS USE, Where Black Joints are required. Stock on han H. JOHNSON ih at. wharf and 1202 F st. n.w IME 4ND CEMENT. SAYLOR'S PORTLAND CEMENT, The strongest, chespest, best. BROOKLAND (MAINE) RTs Sean sacoenines ALSO, CHUROH, SCHOOL AND OFFICE FURNITURE. WOOD MAN AN] Ni - AE phe) fee TILING of every de. CO., Aorta, L. E. GANNON, Room 7, Corcoran Building. [T= MILD POWER CURES. HUMPHREYY HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS, rperien mpt, efficient, and re! icines adapted to popular LIST PRINCIPAL Nos. revers, Congestion, Int ‘orms, Worm Fever, Orying Colic, o ) Diarrhoea of Ohl entire success. liable, they are the use. fiammstions .... Teething of Inf: ildren or Aduita, eum, Erysipel Bry . 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Inflammation of the Heat, Hamors and female complaints ‘Thousands mee our illuminated cards To reduce stock without delay to make improye- ments, I will cell for the next fifteen days— DIAGONAL and WORSTED COATS and VESTS, DIAGODAL and WORSTED GOATS and VESTS, LIGHT OASSIMERE SUITS, LIGHT CASSIMERE sUITS, # & CHEVIOT SUITS, OHEVIOT SUITS, LIGHT CASSIMERE PAN’ LIGHT OaSSIMERE PANTS, aC GOKGS ALPACA AND NUN’S O10" OATS, ALPACA AND NUN'’S OLOTH OOATS, ERRUCKER AND LINEN SUITS, SERESUCLER AND LINEN SUITS, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’ SUITS, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS' SUITS, At a reduction of 25 percent. Never before has Fiue Clothing been soli at 6 Call and examine for yor such low prices. urself. A. STRAUS, 1OML Pennsylvania Avenu: Between 10th and 11th streets. GBE4tT BARGALYS UNEEDEEMED PLEDGES: GOLD WATOHES, SOLID SILVERWARE, TO BE BOLD AT LESS THAN ADVANOES. A fine assortment of BREEOH-LOADING SHOTGUNS, J.M. & B. COHEN’S LOAN OFFICE, 1007 Seventh st. m.w. SUPPLIES PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS. A NEW ESTABLISHMENT. purchased for Cash by Plumbers and. Gas to offer our zoods as any other house. se CREEL DEN & CO-y 310 12th street n.w. we are on as favorable terms W4VEE. HENGLA & CO, MANUFACTURERS OF e LAUNDRY SOAPS. EVERY BAR AND CAKE OF OURGOODS ARB BEANDED WITH OUE NAME, AND ARE Wak- RANTED TO BE MADE FROM PURE REFINED TALLOW AND VEGETABLE OILS, AND TO BE FREE FROM ALL ADULTEBRATIONS. FOR SALE BY ALL FIRST-OLASS GROCERS. Office and Warerooms, 206 and 107 Water street, Georgetown, D. 0. Seine age en EECA ot aay ROLE ote = is ‘office. Gieansed bys ass SATURDAY. August 7, LSN0,. CALIFORNIA'S LAST TRAGEDY, An Excitement Equal to That of the Crittenden-Fair Marder. THE S9N-IN-LAW OF A NOTED UNITARIAN PREACE- BR KILLS A POPULAR DENTIST. Eight years ago the people of San Francisco had the skating fever. “The Pavillion,” a well- known piace of amusement, was turned into a rink, and became the fashionable resort of the city. Miss Minnie Stebbins, a pretty girl of 16, Spent muchof her time there. She was te daughter of the Rev. Dr. Horatio Stebbins, a distinguished Unitarian preacher, who, tn 1564, succeeded the celebrated Starr King fn the pas- torate of the leading Unitarian church of San Francisco. The ticket seller of the rink was a youDg man about 2 years of age, handsome and of winning manners. Miss Stebbins began to linger at the window of the ticket box, and {t was not long before the acquaintanceship ri- pened into friendship, and the friendship into love. The ticket seller, Schroeder, was invited by bis sweetheart to call on her at her father’s house. The cails became so frequeat that Dr. Stebbins had a sertous talk with his daughter. He told her that she was too young to think of marriage; that the ticket seller of a skating ink Was hardly a desirable husband, and so ou. Schrceder ceased coming to the hose. T young lady seemed convinced and obedt: but the lovemaking went on. The girl selzed every opportunity to steal ent away trem Lome and meet her lover. Finally, despa of breaking off In any otter intimacy of which he disapproved, and beltev- ing in the maxim, ‘Far from the eyes, far from the heart,” the clergyman resolved to send his ¢ cr abroad. This resolution, however, only bastened the catastrophe. The girl lent herself to the preparations for the journey. On the day previous fo that fixed for her departure, June 5, 1572, she managed to obtain leave to io across the bay in order to bid some intimate friends adieu.” She met Schroeder, no longer a 1 but an employe in ‘the London neisco bank, and a minister at : man and wife. Schrocder returned to he : alone and tranquil. On June an aunt, she lett San Francisc whence’ she was to sall for pe. hews of the marriage quickly reached her father’s ears, He was very angry. But finally he recalled his daughter, bies her and handed her over to her lawful husband. Later he gave them money, and called them his beloved chil- Gren. Mr. did Mrs. Schroeder Ilved happily for eight years. One child was born to them, a lovely girl. ‘They dwelt in a pretty cottage ‘at Oaklacd, a fashionable suburb of San Francisco. Mrs. Schroeder's teeth presently began to give her trouble, and7Dr. Alfred Lefevre, the leading dentist of Oaklaud, was employed to attend to them. His rooms were datly crowded with pa- Uents, many of them ladies of the highest re- Spectabllity, Although originally from Can- ada Dr. Lefevre had lived in the town 17 years. Me was a married man, with four chiidren. Every one spoke of bimin the highest terms, both’ as a gentleman and a dentist. Mrs. Schroeder called upon Dr. Lefevre several Umes. On July 26th, according to trst reports of the crime as published in the San Francisco newspapers, Mrs. Schroeder went with her child to meet her husband, who was returning home frets San Fras 00, abd told him that on the previous Saturday afternoon (July 21th), While she Was under the tufluence of ai thetic, Dr. Lefevre had assaulted her, § der, taking lis wife and little daughte him went straight to the docior’s oftice The dentist Was at the moment oper: upon the teeth of a Miss Keeny, the young lady's mother and Miss Mary Agnéw Lefevre’s assistant, belng present. The room isa small one. betWeen a large front room and a smaller back room, all the rooms having doors opening into the ballway. The denust was returning from the back room, when the door opened, and Schroeder, followed by his wife and child) rushed in. Schroeder was holding a bulldog elf-cocking pistol in his hand. He tn p= «tately fired twice upon the dentist. Not a ord was spoken between the two men. The iirst bal ruck Lefevre in the left side, below the heart. It rang: downward, passed through the intestines, and lodged under the skin just above the hip bone. The second shot ‘azed the doctor's ear as he staggered back- Ward. ‘The two shots and the screams of the wo brought several persons rushing up into the ofice, which fs in one of the ublic places of Oakland. J. L. Broomley who an oflice next door, was among the first to arrive on the spot. He assisted Lefevre toa sofa in the adjoining room. The blood rusbed {n torrents from the wound, and Le- fevre knew that he had only a few minutes to live. With a taint voice he dictated the follow- ing declaration: i, Alfred Lefevre, knowing that I am about to die, declare, in the presence of God and these witnesses, that 1 was Killed by a pistol shot fired at me by E.S. Schroeder, without any provocation. ‘The shooting occurred at 5 o'clock In the af- ternoon, An hour later Lefevre was dead. Schroeder seems to have been ;cool and collect- ed throughout. After he saw the man fall he hanced tue pistol to one of the bystanders, and gravely said: * Citizens do your duty. I am re- Sponsible for this act.” He was arrested soon d taken to the city prison, his wife and him. “On the ‘way he is re- hope to God I have killed him. IfJ havn't Iwill. A man cannot seduce my wife and | e Oakland has sedom known such an excite- nent, The young people sympathized with Schroeder; the older citizens sald: “ This thing aman down in cold blood, for either cled grievances, must stop.” The Precarious condition of Mrs. Lefevre, who had just undergone an operation for eancer, and whose chances of recovery have been sensibly lessened by the shock, has gone far to stir up feeling against Schroeder. “The statement of the dentist's assistants, who emphatically deny the possibility of the assault, since it was their duty to be present whenever chloroform or cas Was administered, aiso have welght. Fer Schroeder seems to have thoroughly believed his wife's story, whether true or false. She also seems to be thoroughly sincere in it. The Suggestion has been made that it is a case of hallucination, the effect of the chloroform. Such cases are not unknown to medical men or the courts, Later evidence modifies in an important point the first suppositions as to the motives of the crime as given by the newspapers. At the ex- amunauion of Schroeder, July 29, the Rev. Dr. Stebbins testified thaton July 12 his daughter confessed to him and her husband that Fefevre had betrayed her; that he and his son-ia-law soon afterward visited the dentist, and he taxed him with the crime; that Lefevre neither at- firmed nor dented the charge, but was much ex- cited, and trembled visibly. Dr. Stebbins em- phatically added that he regretted not having been armed at the time; if he had had a pistol. he sald, he would then ad there have killed the Seducer, and saved his son-in-law this trial. He further testified Ubat since June 12 Schroeder had actcd as though out of his mind. He him- Self bad accompanied his son-in-law on a trip through the country to divert hts mind from the affair, but without success, as the tragedy of July 26 proved. The testimony would seem to indicate that the first reports as to an outrage having been committed were not well founded. Notwithstanding the efforts of Rey. Dr. Steb- bins and other irie Schroeder was on Tues- day committed for trial without ball. His coua- sel gave notlce of au application to the superior court for a writ of habeas corpus. The San Francisco Chronicle says Uhat all the medical men who expressed themselves on the subject scoffed at the idea of outrage by means of chloroform, as reported. Some of them stated in addition some Interesting facts bear- ing on the present case. Dr. Seifredge said that it was hot at all uncommon for lady patients under the intiuence of chteroform to have very powerful hallucinations of @ peculiar nature, and to act in @ manner totally’ different from. their ordinary decorum. Dr. Luce, a dentist, sald that he once, in Titusville, Pa., adminis: tered chloroform to a woman whose husbaud assisted him and was present all through the operation. The next day the man called at bis ofice and laughingly stated that he could Bot remove the impression from his aling him that nothing impro, had occurred. Dr. Pope, another dentist, states that bree Donths since he, alded by his wife, chio- reformed a young lady to operate on teeth, of the ensethetic he nad precisely Of tLe anmet e clpaticns above referred to. All this on : chiorolc itis further Scbrocder that ‘his little girl was witness impropriety. 18. ious intervals. 5 Lefevre was & man remarkably popular. He was very pleasing in; Manner, very generous in in conduct, and given money © the poor £0 often that friends in Of Oakland are & In quence, public, aymy gh Enow and state in tones of firm conviction that have Coctined bis services, whether trom * Tee TeaeTY. on account of what seemed ie Gem a ubheorssary and rather free mode of erating. His wife, who bas been an invalid for 9 long Ume past, has been suftering from & cancer, lately removed. | tts domesige relations Since his marriage, which took piace 11 years ago, bave been very happy, and Lefevre has always been a devoted family man. ‘Fern Pictures, Te are two Ways, SAYS The Chemist ana ‘ of making pictures of ferns, the me 1 and the photographical. For the first take a sheet of strong white paper, and with an atomizer pass over it a spray of diluted tue cllage, SO As to cbtain a very thin and slightly sticking film that will make the ferns adhere of Which it 1s desired to make the picture. The ferns and leaves must have been first pressed in # book, end after arranging them to sult your taste, cause them to lie as closely to the paper as possible: fll an atomizer with very ciiule Tidia Ink, aud blow a spray over the ferns, mncre or less in proportion as you Want a darker or lighter shade. It ts well todo this With Intermissions, letting It dry a little, 0 as fo avoid excess of moisture and possibility of Tubbing the liquid into drops When nearly dry, but still a little motst, remove the ferns, which may be used over again several times. For the photographic method, cover a sheet of paper with a weak solution of salt in water abd some White of an ez, well beate is dry, take It Into a dark room, and with a tuft Of Cotton pass over it a solut jon of nitrate of Silver (50 grains to an ounce of water); dry if in the cark, und the coat of chloride ‘of sil formed on its surface will reselve the Impres- slop. Then arrange your ferns between UWwo plates of atd cut the paper to the same place fl under them and SAME Way as a photo~ Ler prints a portrait. Watch It wnt dark and before removing Ue paper from t St Into a dark room, Here place the picture in a solution of hyposuiphite of soda, Which will dissolve Lhe chloride of sty leave the decomposed matertal (iinely black silverywhich forms th background, While the shadows of th Will be white, 8?" The Montgomery cou! y eal option committee met at Roel and acroed to hold a grand local option py at the falr grounds, in Rockville, on the 24 day of Seprem- r. 82" A fire at Lynn, Mass., yesterday, par- ally destroyed several pulidings on Washing- ton street. ‘Total loss, Insured. —_ DIED BEATTIE. Fsturday morning, Au at 3 o'clock, at idence of Vol. J beck, ope abd s half mies w B Lutitia H. Beartix, in the forty-sey her age. Funeral from said residence on to-morrow (Sun- day) afterncon at 2 o'clock. Friends are inyite attend. CASTLE. Departe:t this life st 9-20 a m.,Anenat Tih, ISSO, ANNA A. CasiLe, wife of D. EB’ Gastie, aped thirty-one years Funeral services at No. 224 Thind street south fart at 43 p.m. Monday. Friends of the family are invited to attend. Interment at Oak Hill Gem etery. (Rimira Ge vette and Advertiser please: uce of his father, u Avwust the AKNETT, aced twenty-one years five Ronths and ex daye Furera! will take place from the Church of the Afcension, ch Monday, August 9h, at 11 o'clock a.m. FOWLEB. Angust 7th, 1880, after a long and painful 1 wh pore with Christian forti tude, Arice M, daughter: tf the late Thomas aud Elizabeth Fowler, awed 32 years. Sate ig the arme of Jeans, Nfe on Bis gentle { There by His love Sweetly ovr Alice ab rest Funeral from her iste reeidence, $12 294 atrect northwest. Friends and relatives are iuvited to at- tepd to-morrow, Sunday aftersoon, at 4 x JONES. a 2, 1880, Evizanerm JONES, aged ninety rN Funeral will take place from hor late residence, #9 reckel street couthweet, Sunday, Aucust 8, st o'clock p.m. . . No. rth Carolin after & linwerinw illness, aved 4 years, e friend of the fasiily are invited to attend funeral on Sunday, Sik instant, at from M. P. Missiob, cor. Sth sud avenue southeast. _UNDERTAKERS. {BED. DLE. = FE rod PERT AKER, =~ Branch Biore, 280 in street ace so B. WHIGHT, UNDERTAKER, SepsT-12m 1387 10th street werthewest, IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE RA AKWTNGTON CITY POST OFFICE, Saturday, Aucust 7. 1880. 89 To obtain any of these Letters the applicant must call’for “ADYAMTEAED LEDTERA” wud sive Sear If not calcd for within one month they wil be hot called for within one mon! sent to the Dead Letter Ofice. LADIES’ LIST A—Armetesd Ageuues Mrs. B-Bisckwell Aice; Bell Ellen Mrs; Breed Ewma; iuwl Jivrie: Buttler Jane; Bull Lilla: Burne 'M: Bayless Missies : Bayley Mary O: Buckston Silvia Mre: Buell Sal- hop Sarah Mrs, Berry Vinvinia Mra; B; Crowd Fannie Mre; Colmen Carter Jane Mrs; Conion Lirzie F ; Cat- lett LJ; Cachon Mary Mre; Cusburt Maria’ Mre “ lifton Sarah; ( arson Willie. ee Ejnora: Datusen Bearred Mrs; Dwyer : Irs: Lavis Mary E Mre; Davis MB Mrs, aLCy. lion J H Mre: Edward Amelia C Mre x ¥ yee Agtess Mrs, Fosbenner E Mrs; French yaah Mrs. G—Goerden Amanda Mrs; Gorbam Barbara; Gi- jepm Carojine 8: Grant Eluira Mrs; Groose Eviea ; wen fae “i 'y Molle; Grant Mary E Mre; nymes Karah Mrs. —Fintchins Annie E Mrs; Harris Bettie; Hall E 4 Mrs: Huglis Julia: Hanlon Kittie Mrs; Howard Lucy; Halbbaps Louisa, Harmon Mary B Mre, Barris Rache! Mra, J—Jobnecn Aun Mrs; Jourien Fllen Mrs: John- son Jane Mre; Jones Lettie; Jobneon Mary E Jones Mary Ann Mrs: Jc hr Moliie Mrs; Johi eon Martha F; Jones Mary F; Johnston Virginia D; Kinner Liv: Schnson Wm O Mrs. ‘Keith E : Kellogg MA ‘Kernan pit Reith emia: Llane Arry Mr: ‘Larkes ‘Chatiotte: ‘Lewis Henrietta Mre; Lemond Haunah; Louriere Listie; neaster Lucy Mis; Livermore Maggie: Lemon Mary; Liukins Maria Mre; Latham ; Lone eris Mra. M—Muainard Amelia Mra; Messenger © H Mrs; Mitchett E Mrs; Madin Biza B; Fannie Mre\ Moore Jiuuie; Middleton “Lydia; “Mason McDermott Annie; McLane Georgia; Me- h Jane Mrs; McCa'mont Margaret Y Mra. ison Annie; Newman Luda Aun; Nall Liz- we. ©-Orme Mary Mrs. P. ; Parsons E T Mra, 2; Parker Eiuma; Paine Lillie; Parker L, Puky Mary Mrs; Enitohard Malineda Mrs; Frice Martha; Patterson ellie. Quitstort J 3 Viconey Clara, 2: Runey Clara; Roy EL Mrs; Renz Katbrina, Binwola Lizer ; Robey Mary , Robi son Margarct Mrs; seid Mollie, Boss Naunie Bhone ballie Mrs. S—bwith Alice Mrs; Scott A Mrs; Smith Annie; hort Aecie: Simonds & W Mrs; Spracue Emma ’ "a ‘Touiss; Stouare E, E hase Kittie Mre. Samar 188 ual 5 * khcepard Mrs: towerby M A Mrs: Sery Martha Mrs: Spalding Mre: Smith Margaret Mrs; Soumeb sete Fon bhelton Mary; Shannon Mary J; Bheped Rosie. —Iieeher Agnes Mrs; Thomas Annie Mrs; Theias Elica Meet Tarleton Tucker @ W Mre: Bouten Jimny Mire; Taylor K.tty , Thomas Louise Mra. V_—Voen Tagen Alice G Mrs. W_Williame Alberta K ; Wi liame FinmaJ; Winters Fapnie: Wood He. ten Jovie M Mrs; Washington L; Webster Mary; Wille Mary Mrs; ‘White Mary Alive: Wilcox Mary ‘BR, Walker Marie Mrs; Washinuton Kebtoca Mrs. B—Koune BI Mrs. GENILEMEN’S LIST. ” A—Aicrander Geo W; Adams Besley Capt H_brown Faward; ‘Braye! Bill, Beall Frank; Blondeau G; Black Georwe; Bond Henry W; Brown Jas H; Parnes James; Bremner Janies; Bennett qemes: Brown Peusey; Busteed Thowas; Bryant : Corecran F E; Ch ;Cliffora & <n phe J C; Cass Samucl; Collier Walter 8; 01 2 ‘D—Douovan David A: Dane Harold Dr; Dent Henry; Donavan Jeremish; Doyle John T; Davis MA. Dunn Ihomss, Doron Wm £, 2. Wo. E her OW; Fisher Elwocd ©; Fisher & Go; G Grevory Gol; Giamcastiam Francesko: Grum- brecht Heriuan ; Guthier Max ; Gibson Lyen ; Good- den WH; ora Winslow A, 2. P; Beiges DO; Halbert Edwin G; Hawking “Harling John M,; Henderson J Holkay gob ifilary y LW; Hal ‘Thos J; Hayes W O: Howe Wm H. i neon Harry: Jeffries Jas: Jarvis J A; John- epigti iuan o. fries Josaght ing denn: Bing: Kuapps P ool : L—Langston A D A