Evening Star Newspaper, August 9, 1880, Page 3

Linea STEAMERS, «& AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. —_SUMMER RESORTS. MISCELLANEOUS. NEW YORK_BROTTERDA, The, Sret-claes steamers of this line—<"Amster- hotbna | 2. Scholten,” land” jar” an jail tothe Netherian: Broetine repaiecy ving Second Cabin—845, Sen 826. WW GAZA: General teat 2 William ‘street New York. For pasassce apply to a3 METZEKOTT & CO, ‘Washiruton: or F. H.' JO Ratiowal Safe Deposit Srenue and 1sth mrect northwest." wunT ied LTIMORE AND POTOMAC eA EI LANDING = A Baltimore snd River tows, arriving st Leonardtown and Piney Pomt early Monday morning. Returning. arrive in Washington Saturday 10 p.m. Passenger ac- Speen ergo bathe clase. ‘Freight at low rates 8T. SON @ BRO., h Street Wharf, 3y30-1m Or at corner 12th and Penna ave. Fe® POTOMAC BIVER LANDINGS. MATTANO, Cart. E. E. Howrs, ot of 6thand Netrecta Sunday, Tuesday & lock 8.m., for mac Kiver se follows: On ings and Mattox Creek. On jou's, Nomint and Prozpect Hill. On Thursday, for Mattox Creek and landings ti ; making intermediate landings going and returning. Passengersand freiehts taken ‘at reduced rates, Freights received daily. I327-tA31 GT. JONES, Agent, 6th st. wharf. Wg wre AMER ARROWSMITH © Potomac Perry Co. Wharf, took of 7th street, o'clock s. m@., every SUNDAY, TUESDAY AND THURSDAY, allt ITO! RIVER LANDINGS as far dn Leonandt wu ona Senter, return MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. Fare and Freight at lowest rates. jyI3-ly F. J. STONE, Purser. lta AND. ae LANDING Matthias, Pope Oreck, ‘e, Mattox, Blackiston's Teland Kinsale, Lode Landing an i wharves: returning Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday. Fare and Erlant atlow- tem. GEO. B. PHILLIP: an: Nomini. Piney PR Hint inte: OBFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE STBAMER neee Cae nat LARS, Leavee Nort: at ‘Alexandria. Piney Point Monros, Va., goin FOR POTOMAC AYE at Steamer sous oT RSD: Bteamehiy. S3OHS GIBSON and EO KNIGHT 1, East River, N.Y.) SATURDAYS. at 4 p.m. Beorgetown at 1p 0 DAYS... For. fretuht Siecappis ton. PPA DENHAM, Aut, 63 jeu ekets, Staterooms, &c., 20 to General OMos, aoe Seat eerste 8. LOVE a 29 cihisainameits ‘ALFRED WOOD, Sec'y. E. pg FORTRESS THE sure E 7, Oni Water Wasnrscrox, rom foot < oe Seventh st. eles From cagyintts 8 aa ND WE UES! moRDAy A at e-30, and | DAY paxb sUNDAT, grey SATURDAY, at P.M. Biope a ‘at Piney Point and Point Lockout Going and Returning. ‘Firet-clazs fare, 81: Round Trip, 21.5). Tickets ag —s oe at = Ww. Bead’ mbith's, 141 Penn's aye. at Brown's "8, cor. 15th st. and N.¥ wood Se et endl EO eS. th st. wharf, Washingto eat . KEELING, Agen N.B.—Lanch baskets am § allowed on board. company reserve the right to deny passage to proper charscters. spa7- ‘om M [=BcHaNTs’ AND MINEBS’ TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. OUTSIDE LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN BALTIMORE and NEW YORK. Bailing days from eye es WEDNES- DAY and SATURDAY, at 4 p.m, from foot of jars Wharf, (near foot S. Gey st m New York—Every WEDNESDAY and SAT- yapay. at Spm, from Pier 49, East iver, (near Elegant p accommodations. Lowest rates freight Tates of pacsaoe—First class, $5, inciading meals nd stateroom berth. Steerage, €2, meals, if de aired, 2c. per “a: LH OSI stOnE fe. ). H. GLOVE! Bie as EAST RIVE WY. at 4 Pot ner ant 3025-1y YLYDE’S NEW EXPHESS LINE aemeetime id PEILADEDEE Sree | ed eas gh with Clyde’s joston, Provi- ail points tm the “Pines for inewr Xor! Fall Ly ‘am New oy ‘States. ae £0o., ws ORTH GERMAN LLOYD—StmusuD Nos Loss burween New Yous, Haver, Lonpow, SOUTHAMPTON akD a The steamers of this company will sai] every Sat- grday from Bremen Fier, foot o Sa stroe evoke. Rates of rote From New York to Havre, Lon- dom. Southampton and es fret cabin, 8100 second cabin aan be : Rieeraze, $80: prepaid ster oF aren, ew York SELETOHE ete ER Bowling’ Green, Xe ew ae Cenano LANE ROUTE. THE OUNARD ad COMPANY LIM- rs e Sep. And every fouoiink Wednesday trom New Yor®. FEO OF FASAGR. and §100 old, tons. Ticket to Paris, 818, ol fod aaitonal Return tickets 0 on favoral © Reocraze tickets fron Liv at very low Soon 4 Queenstown, and all other parts of at lowest rates. bills of laden given for Belfast, Gisazow, Sayre, Antxerp ‘and other ports on the Continent, Pork for Mediterranean porta. For freight aud pases we svply at the Sears office, No. 4 Bowlin or both eteerare tee OTIS BIGELOW. 608 1th strech, Washina “HAS. G. FRANOKLYN, Acent, H.¥. M E D ICAL, _k&e. EE OUTH. PE fy curcet SEMINAL WEAKNESS OD. and all diseases Eons on by OOTOR ALMSTRONG'S | REMEDIE! diseases when all other jithout any rest lisawreeable medicines; 402 Sth st. n. W., ear D st. For men aue2-lm* PH, LBCTHERS, 06 Bt ow is the oldest adverusing Physicisn in Wachitete for the treatuient of Fettale Irregularities and Dig eases. Bworn to und subscribed before in6, Richards, J.P. ie36- Sa BR. LEON, the oldest established aM@fi only reli able LADIKS” PHYSICIAN in the city, can be donsulted datiy at 455 M: nsette avenue, from ? % Po'clock. All Femsle Complaints and d trrecn- —— quick'y cured. Consultation free. rate rooms for patients. Jell-2am pl — Aree pouspiainie aloky eure eu:alejoony at 921 ith at Okc p8- Sra" 903 ESE dat Homa sre nos aatieee, No change of manavers since its Seat extablismes estan! ent De. & Ey South of New York ott The bess STAMPING PET ay eh igtim of youthful im ioe causing nervous debility, iow trae ae whi will oo ve wend ou tulle Address J. Hi. ‘tham N. ¥. dec6-9m MRSS ag Weaat wi os Tn ali diseases of the Ori. vous’ and Seminal Weakness, yas, Tn c._Gonore! pary or Sypbilis, r ” positivel ee in from 5 to $i dave, Consaltetion'e ried 4 : te often for ladle. at erst tli ieadig ine of Balt! re. Main office, 1: tow THIS AFTERNOON. rppuomas DOWLING, At Auctioneer. CHANCERY SALE OF VA VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, No. 1310 I STREET, Beer RTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH ST jORTH WE! Under and by virtue of s Gecree of the Bu- Pe Court of the District of Columbia, Gate on the 12th day of January, in a certain cai D. 1880, 1a fon, in front of the premises, to the highest bidder Werefor, on MONDAY, the 9iu Dag or AvausT, A. wD. 1880, aT 4 ND: :30 O'CLOCK P. Mm, all that certain comtnissioners on partition, as the east twenty fect and eleven inches (21-11) front by the derth of one hundred and forty-four (144) of Lot numbore three ( equare pur! red and ¥ fifty cat) .) together with the appurten- ances to the same belovsins. ‘Terms of sale, a8 prescribed by the decree: One- third cash on the day of sale, or om the ratification thereof and the residue im two equal instalments at one and two years, with interest from the day of mle, payable semi-an: =o payment of prin- Ne erat ta be eoctaved b by the bond of the ITChAOr,, with a surety of sureties, to be approved astees. A deposit of one hundred and Shey Hollars wit be Setup ust the Hine of sale. snd ouveyancing to be at the cost of the purchaser all conveyar cP ORGE 2 PETER, Rocky nA A. THOMAS Bikbues.} ae 452 D street n.w. ; dyl€-2aw3weds TO-MORROW. J)ERCANSON BROS., Anctioncers. SE AND.LOT, ON SIXTH STREET, Faxon AN STREECS SOUTH- DIL 1003 SIXTH STREET), AT DAY AFTERNOON, Avovst 09H, AT o’CLock, in front of the premises, we will ell Lot 40 in Van ssiewick’s subdivision of square 471, fronting 20 feet on 6th street with a depth of 100 ft to an alley improved by two frame dwellings. Terme. One-third gash balance in 1, 2 and 3 years, notes to bear § pei rest, payable Semi-annuially, and td be eccnred by esd of trust on premises. ‘Conveyancing and recording at pi chaser's cost. A deposit’ of $50 rognire vat tale. 6 At HOMAB DOWLING, Auctioneer. VERY VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY, KNOWN AS HUGHES’ BAKERY, No. 93 BRIDGE STREET, GEORGELOWS, D. O., AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY, Avavst 10TH, 1980, ar 6 O'cLOcK P. M., in front of the premises, I will sell part of Lot 38, in Peters’ Square, Georgetown, D. O., having 4 front of about 21 feet on Bridie street by a depth of 120 fect to an siley: improved by a two-story-and-attic brick (welling, with seven rooms, gas and water, large storeroom on first floor with counters and shelving; aleo a large bakery, fully equipped and ready for business. | Stabie in the rear, Terms: One half cash: balance in sx and twelve months, with notes bearing interest at 7 per cent and secured by a deed of trust on the property sold. $100 down at time of sale. OASSIN, Attorney. THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ‘anw2-d&ds Og. Anctioneers, Pexcassoy BRO oe HOUSEHOLD FURNI RESTEE HAG 5 Sl PARLOR SUITE: TH RETRY RE: Ls OOOA MATTING, OASE OF CROCKERY, &c., &c. At auction, at our ealesrooms, TUESDAY MORN- ING, AUGUST 10, COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK. It ALTER B. WILLIAMB & O0O., Anctioneers. ARCERY SALE OF BUILDIN CH. re i@ LOT oN STREET, Bi VE! 3 STREETS NORTHWEST. VN 0 AND F By virtue of the decree of the Supreme; Qourt of the District of Columbia. passed in Equity cause 7,376 docket. 2, the under: Signed Trustee’ will sell, at public auction, on TUERDAY, Avousr 27H, 1980, ar 6 O'CLOCK T- 3¢,, south Half of Lot No hie in'Syuare 279, ‘Terms of sale: One third cash; the residue tn six and twelve monthe, for notes bearing interest from day of sale and secured by a deed of trust on prop- eaty sold. All conveyancing, &e., at purchasers atR9,14,16,21 E. B. HAY, Trustee. HOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer SALE OF VALUABLE ‘PROPERTY, BEING Wo. aoe wrt STREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN ND O. STRE! On WEDNESDAY, the 1th day of Au will offer a gust, 1880, at 5 o'clock p. m., I auction. in front of the premires, the south 20 feet by 116 of Lot 10, in Square 447, improved “hen one-story frame house. ferme day of sale. THOS. FE. WAGGAMAN, Anct. ae B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. VALUABLE BUILDING t @ 1018 3 FRONTING | Ox uignTH BEREETS NORTHEAST, AT AUC- ~oE FRIDAY, Avorsr 139m, a7 stx o'ctock weshall fell in front of the premis: é: Tots Nos. 39 and *4, 1h Square No. 600cha 18 feet 6 inches front by 116 feet deep to an ail ‘Terms: One-third essh; balance in six, twelve and eizbteen months, for notes bearing ‘interest from day of sale and seonred by a deed of trust on roperty gcld., All conveyancing, Se., at purchs- cost. C6 down on 6. ¢n day of sale. ate dkds WALTER f WILLTAMS &CO.. Avicts. CCUANGERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED EAL ESTATE AL THE CORNER OF I AND SEOOND STREETS NORTHKA Osby, tie Of a decree of the Supreme Oourt e District of Columbia, passed on the A.D. 1880), in Equity canse. W759 of sald Court wil eell at front of the respective Premises, or AY, the 1971 Day OF AC 880, az THE Hoch or 5 O'Crocx P-a + the foliowing-described Heal Estate situated in thé City of Washington, in ie District of Oolumbis, or so much th thereof as r,,that one lot, public sale, 1n 32) E. Alexander, trusteo'’s sa division of lott numbered one (9 “aud. two (3) of Susan M. Burche's subdivision of square numbered seven hundred and sixteen (7 16), toxether with the improvements thereon, as seid ‘Trustee's subdivi- sion js recorded in Liber No. 19. folio 182, oue of the Surveyor’s records of said District. ‘Termus of eale, as prescribed by ssid decree: One- third of the purchase money of each lot in cash pithin seven (2) days from the day of gale, of whieh the fum of one hundred dollars on each lot must be paid at the time of the sale of each lot, and the bal. auce of the purchase money of each lot in one and two years from the day of sale, in equal instal- HOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auctioncer. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF qegreers IN GEORGE- By virtue of a deed of trust duly recorded, and dated 25th day of June, A. D. 19-0, aut Se # ce request of the qo pecs? \thereby, will citer at public sale, cn 5: : iam DAY OF AUETSE, A Dr1seO. tr coon aes O’cLock P. M., all that part of Lot numbered 54, in Holmead’s addition to Georgetown. D. O., with the improvements upon the same. ‘inning at es northeast corner of Beall and Monroe streets said town and ronnipe castwardiy. along beall street 44 feet; thence northwardiy and paralle! with Monroo street 30 feet; thence westwardly and Para'lel with Beall street 44 feet to Monroe strect ; thence routh along the east Iineof Monroe street 30 f. to the bewinni De. ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money in cash; the residue in six and twelve months, the purchaser iving his notes, secured by deed of rust on the premises, bearing interest at 7 per cent. per annum. If the terms of sale are not complied with at the expiration of five days from day of gale the undersiyned reserves the right to resell at cost of defaulting purchaser. uired as a deposit on of sale. Waud-eokds SNOB. MeNALLY, Trustee. RAILROADS. 1880 80 vxetavivagin ke amas J8svu ifloent THE juipment. 8. Lock Haven and Elmira, at 10:40 7. and the Eset, 10:40 a.m., 2:10 and aaa 10:00 p.m. Limited Ex aie —— Mae douisle Yorriase sorese Nets ork city, For Philadel ie en 2:10, 6:40 and 10:00 ‘On Sunday, 2:1 4:20, 4 4:40, :40, 9:30 1 10:00 p. me 8:00. 110:40'a.m re ee Line, 6:40 s.m. and 4:40 p.m., Fo any, exe Suga and 4:40 p.m., daily, ex: r is, 6: r, OX: cept Sunday. ALEXANDRIA AND ES ya RAIL WAY AND ALEXANDBIA AND WASHING. ro ED am 4:20, 5:20,6:28, snd 11-30 0p. bia. On Bunday at, $ and li ‘che bas and the South, 7a.m. and For! daly, except Bt Sunday, ow = 6, 8, 11 312: cs 6, 7 and 9:05 p.m., and 12 mid- niet. RAR eek mieket inform leeping and parlor car a0- icketa, he roe ping parlor vomm< st the offices—north- eect corner of 1sth street ‘snd Pennsylvania avenra Dortheast corner 6th and Peansyivauia ayeuue, an at the depot, where orders can be left for te noch ing of ares to destination from hotels and rest- P. FARMER, Genera! Passenger Agent. FRARE THOMSON. General Manager. my26 BaLtmonEe AND 1D OHIO BAILBOAD. ‘lg! cane DOUBLE. . OU! Be ortins pascx. mm Nortny N ny Northwest, Ws To take offect 8 gun M: 1:30 p. nay.) ae at P-B. 5:00 a.m. Baltinn ore Else Oo and Way Bis. te the }Baltimore Express. Seapbattnore, Ampapolis and way. (Pied rick “awe way, via Halay: ‘ 0 a.m.—Boint it of Rocks and <praeel ta.—Staunton cee Ay ee Springs eure. 9:00 a.m.—New York, his, Boston an Paancre Expreas. iPacion om car slp iew York and * 3.008: 3. On ‘Sunday only—Baltimore, Annapo- 9:18 a. = Tle Pittaburg Express. “(Connects for H and at Point of Tocke for Frederick and cone east nt a onene ee > fee ee Oin- nat nisville, Gally; Grafton te Sandusky, tay except Baturday. 1000 a. m.—Baltimore Exprees. Stops at Biadeus pars, Uline, Beltiie tame, Aeneas Yon, Baath 's snd Hanover. «lf U0 P-.—Baltimors, Annapolis, Eilicott city m.—tBaltimore and Laurel Express. ge Suaday o7 -Baisauore aud Wsy ‘New York, Fi lelphia and Boston ~Baltimore and way stations. (Win ¥, Frederick, Hswerstown and way,via Belay. T.—Baltinory ‘Bisdenshure aud Levee Frederik, wa Belay. Btops at Annapolis es 1-5 [Point of Rocks, Frederick, Hagers inchoster ant Way Stations. oa Sunday it of Rocks and Way Stations oni! 40 p.m. — *Baltimare, Annapolis. an and Way Bts- eee Sei and Colambus Exprees. > mn. a rfiiladelph hia UBEL EX- x |, Chicago sud (Pitts! Be therm oe tim Bladensburg and Laurel ‘anb BALTIMOME EXPRESS TA cle pA EAE fin Bor further lafornatlon apply a8 and Obio ret Offices, Ws oe and Corner 14th and ratte areata, Wecked and received st i Ee as |. COLE, General Agent. ————— 7 CELLULOID TRUSS AND SUPPORTERS. pave NEVER BREAKS, eal es and cap NEVER, Rt Mrs. Ene to the wands of lady nase E ees FE OUR, | OF, THE LARGEST Wie einer tee, RE eae a LUITICAL BAN: BOSE 2 CREAMS oF Doan oe New tS ments—the deferred payments to beat interest from the day of esle at the rate of six per centom per annum, for which the notes of the purchaser or purchasers must be given— cr all in cash, at the option of the purchas:r or pur- chasers. ‘The tile to the property sold will be re tained until the final ratification by the court of the sale end the payment of the whole of the purchase money and interest thereon. If any purchaser fi 8 to comply with the term of sa‘e, I reserve the rizht to resell the property at the riak and cost of. the de- faniting purchaser. All conveyancing at the pur- CHARGES CENDALL B. ALEXARDER,} 482 Louisiana aye. ") Trustee. augé d&és THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. IHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES! SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY SAWEEN HIGH A ARD CONG huss STREETS, JONG. z GEORGETOWN, DO. By virtue of a deed of tist, dated the 24th day of October, 1878, and du'y recorded 1 Liber, £98, follo 313, Ko. one of the and. records for Washin; .. he undersiened Trustees will tel, at the’ risk ahd cost of the de- faulting purchaser at thesgle mado Sane Ath, 1880, on THURSDAY, Atovsr 12TH, 1880, a1 3 O\CLOCE, infront of the premises, the following pro; Viz: Part lot numbered 7; in the slip about 49 fest and one inch on West street, and a depth of 120 feet, improved by a two-story Frame Dwelling. ‘Terms: ce at six and twelve months, with notes, bearing tngrest at eight per cent per annum until paid, and secured by a deed on the property; or all cash, at the option of the purchaser, Conveyancing and recording at the Parca EDT DERICK Wy W. {JONES oe u2-d&as JAMES L. { Trustece. OHN SHERMAN & ae aE TRUSTEES’ SALE OF THE LARGE AND VAL- guENt OF Si pane No. 674—A GOOD INVEST- of wm certain deeda of trust aatta “January L°A Da terse ead of Sane A.D 18’ Tegpectivély,and duly recorded a’ Liber No. tient 0, Be aig Columbia, we, the ueoereenes, Cal of lum! we, the undersigned, sell_at public auction, in front of the premises, on WEDNESDAY, TH 25TH DAY oF AUGUST, A. 3 1880, at 5 o'cock P. M., the following-de scribed real estate, situate in Washington: pots Dis trict of Columbia, to wit: All of Square numbered six hundred and reventy-four (674), ‘bounded as follows: On the nerth nibs street, on the south by K street, on the east by wae street east, and on the weet by'North Capitol street, and contains about 250, 060 square feet of ground. ‘Terms of sale: The Smount of the indebtedness secured by the said two deeds of trust, and the ex- penses of rales which will be stated at the time, in cash, and the balance in six, twelve and eighteer months, for which the ‘notes of the purchaser, bear: ing interest at six per cent per cee payable semi-annually from date of sale and secured by desd of trust %, Se IT be tea 01d, et shall be take A deposit of #: juired at the time of fe All Pea Bed at thet purchaser's cost. the lan the terms of sale are not complied with in ten days the trustees reserve the right to eo the Eropery at the risk and cost of defaulting p aftel five days’ advertisement in The Evening Star, Notr.—The abo te of ten per cent per annum, from December D. 1879, and which is now due and psyable: ject to all unpaid taxes, both general and Specia’, astested szainst sid masa to date. ‘Trustees. Salesman. ane4-d&de ay M. Reel |) hime iee BROS., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ OF THREE-STORY AND MANBARD “i oo BRILK HOUSE, ON b RTREET NORTH, BETWEEN NORTH CAP- ae FIRST STREETS EAsT, AT By virtue of a cen of bf tant piven to us, snd duly recorded J $20, fal iil, et req. one of the land District of Columbia, we will sell at mabe suction, on THURSDAY, 121TH Day or August, A-D. 1880, AT 6 O'CLOCK P. M., in front of the p: following dercribed' real ortate situate | of Waal f Columbia, §) lnchos of Lot mia: District eastern nine o feet cieht red by x hundred and seventy-five (O75,).to- gether with all the easements, hereditaments and eer cine to the same belonging or in any wise appe: Dy Terme: One-third cash; balanco in one and two FeAEE, Rotem to bear, eight! per cent interest and to secured by deed of trust on the property sold. Sonvessnetai and recording at purchaser's cost. ferme to be complied with in sevea di ‘wien the. Wiatoas oance the right to resel Tisk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, upon wiving 5 days’ public notice of such resale in some newspaper Tod yee in Washi mn, D. 0. A ae ‘it of $100 reguired at t'me of sale. cot OF BNE EUBEN B. GLARE, | Tynsteos $y20-dkds REUBEN A: BAGON. eos. BEEN & WISE, Auctioneers. ISTEES’ SALE iF VALUABLE AR THT TATE IN HE OF, as orre GeOEaETy, Ww) OV! ED BY DWELLING- House’ ‘STORE, STA- ws Bs virtue of the decree of the Oireuit Court Alexanaris coun’ Virginia, dered at i fhe May ters, 1680 tnereste 18 ihe suit, os Anna Hillis vs. fae and Johnst Comm'seioners reat Sate Salen appointed proved per 8s) Bol com with within one week from the day of will be enous at oe a ene Sat of the de ‘Evenine Star newsp, ce rot Wasnt Boley tp te ereniny at fe Sites oe oA ow, Commissioners. jy22-th,m&ds DUNOASSON BROS., Saleamen. ALIE b. WILLIAMS & OO., Auctioneers carer SALE OF TWO-STORY Fe oe TH NPROVEMENTS. remises, “AT CLOCK P.M 08 THE ‘a Day OF UauST, Tare D, Al F880 thea ptece of pro} The wet ‘of lot number elaut (8); square re amber 80, i aay nea neon re of an feet ; seein rapning a ene te 100) 2 ce wert hucdred d (100) feet to" tein! eee oe r ( Cilbron HOUSE NOW Bhate ee wae Boenery, wood Tab! Aood Table, Bhade, &e. Garda Watcher aoe Va. gtoR HObse, office. ee oe ee ASTFO) HALL.—N pen fae aarge ce ae bat 3 ‘uel mera Aen Im Reo ISLAND. eUese enon to BLACKIS- TON INUAND will hereafter be requi: sufi ae eae of lanl is ge Rd ith a Boar aa per month. Furn wl ard gt a fe week or 81.60 a Pro} ri tor, FO. Micatown, Ma. cae AUQUIER WHITE —— SIX MILES FHOM WARRENTON, VA This famous resort is fully open for re . under mani 60. of te ‘Nations! Ho. ABS Py, Knox, of Knox" Express. orm Now| bri Renee lect belle waver oe eres #0 ie, Weber's ore! ees B &P. station 7:10 a.m. n¢ i. p.m. Mondays, Thursday’ ‘8 and Saturda: fon atl: we noon. hae aS oe eae need rates: families and Bangaies prin Ts aEARTOR In nor 2, oPnts ng tat via P. an Sliore Rtautnbboat Go. foot of Bek st “DuGmone GoFeionk yt. ; &ccording to location Strcalare ae ae Stet 0 fie ‘or write to the Pro tors. Bed. ah Tob Springs at 9 s.m. Auplvyat National Hotel, or addreee vow open (COHAN CITY, aD! Aocessib! le dally trom i mi A adelghiy Baltimore ane 1. aily (except Saturds; 5 herman pot ayl0- CONGRESS a sOCEAN Orr Will open Juxx 26n8 Parfectioi in all its appointment Torts $2.00, dav; $10 and € ana > gk reprieto: HOS: FARLEY. ‘Manager. 23. ~CLASS COTTAGE Fitonr HOARDING, convesiont: Hoteles id Beach. Terms, reasonable. Address, BOX B-Gape May. Je21-mXt,2m_ ATES" EGU a, TY, $iil open for the seacon of 1880 9p: YORE ith largely increased a facilities the accommodation of eat BB i: ome ‘addition, comprlaing "igo ood, how batt houses and a pavilion for , are among the recent improvements. eae Sinneleal talent a cured for theweason. Fernie 82.00 por athes to, 6 BECR WITH, oie af Glories se tof Oler TRAOY, Proprietor, Uceal lt, Ma sed oe TNITEP STATES Hi THE LANGERE IN i Te now open for the season of 1880. W. WBITNEY, M: 3 . Der Monaan. THOS. CHASE, ier. Persons Geniring. Ate & WORLEOATE ‘will address 12-00, sdraneen Epo reverses: (PER BYeEIA nore MFORT, VA., peuateg x from Fort Monroe. Open he jual to aed hotel Li in the Ui United Btat Rend for eireula docrine Neen Savantanee or ceribing Resionie, aduantaes &e. OEBUS, myll-8m Ee ronelctse- WE PARK HOTEL (are Heapio Hous), T Wiawerosne Be thorouehty renotated, equiped, aud eup, piled with every convenience for the com- fort of patrens. Located in a beantifal park o acres, surronnded by some of the finest mountain scenery in Pennsylvania. “A splendid bali-room, billarde, bowlins, archery, croquet, ab excellent livery, and. delihtful tives. | On the direct route from Baltimore fashington tc Niagara Falls, and from Now ¥oi York ang PhUsdaph ts the, mountains of Pennsylvania. Fe Water tra jus Springs Rill be supplied free of charge. | Excelsior Spring SaratoraWater ob dranght. Barreled by hydrostatic evan eft efficent as when par- ‘or circulars and Tatas, Proprietor. je8-co26t (CoNGness HALL, SARATOGA SPRINGS, ‘THREE AND 4 HALF Doitans Pen ‘This splendid Hotel having been th ovated and refurnished ‘will open cru ae THURSDAY, JUNE 17. CLEMENT & WILKINSON, Proprietors. H. 8. OLeMewr. [jel-26teod] Wa. WiLKINson —_—_—_—_—__—__ COAL AND WOOD. NOAL! COAL! CoaLi: ‘The Coal companies having {ssued their clveulars, under date of Auwust 2d, 1860, advaneins the wrice ot all sizee of Coal seventy cents per ton. we pro- pose to fill ail orders from our customers and public enerally at the present prices for the next five Having purchased a large stock previous to willing to give the ad- and advice. our erends to tho Goal ‘dealere mest ad ad OLD POINT yards, ear. Uiken'ot Een of 8 at he aR 6, apr i, sudden slvance: we are wil vantege thus gain order at once before ‘vance prices. J. M. WHEATLEY & CO. mee 2d street, Indian: and O sts. n.w. Wharves, foot of 10th st A Orders left at WM. T. BALDUS' Pharmacy, cor- ner 19th st. and Pa. aye., will receive prompt phonic attention. aue Goa: WweoD:: COAL?! LEAVE YOUR ORDERS THIS MONTH FoR WOOD AND COAL ND AVOID HIGHER PRIOES. WALTER H. MARLOW, Office and Depot: Cor. Sth and B ets. 8.w. Branches: A st., bet. 2 id and $d n.6. and cor. 9th st. and New York’ave. n.w. jy24-im G, = SHERIFF, COAL AND dal bie Bpecist attention eiren 2, every 0: id and S28 Pa. Ave, Zeeuhonis occa yepet ad Bills, Water and.N street, Fotcmae OAL. Os JOHNSON BROTHER ens) OOP Teueruoxro ofl Weight. Beat a Qualiy Louw Stata omos, wire an conducting the wood an trade oo factory, epeutive store ards Snablin ui larKest wi en coal {8 3 out the city, and all in mumodiiate Somer throug! nication, inauring pron Prompt attention to orders, we pone ‘the best varie- ands to RS, n.w. ; 1418 7th et. D. -W.; and 221 Pa. sv Oe N4trI0naL FALE ASSOCIATION. IAN FoR che G “owl Cte Se ERG WOOD So sompetito: eee &BRO., Depot and Mill, 7th-street whart. Office: 12th and Penna. avenue nov PIANOS AND ORGANS. WAYS: PIANOS.—The best T PIAN ‘ait : AO, in the world. HE Bi os ‘Agent. 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COHEN’S LOAN OFFICE, jy6 1007 Seventh st. a.w. SUrEaEs FOR PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS. A NEW ESTABLISHMENT. Having pi purchased fot Cush s full supply of every Scuola used by Plumbers aye Brits oieicuurigne Grtamee etna ‘confident that we Sannot be beaten on either ane quality ox price, | Je9-1y 8 13th street n.w. 23D— POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING OF THE Commonwealth Distribution Co., AT MACAULEY'S THEATER, In the City of Lonisville, on TUESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1880. 8, AUTHORIZED BY THE LEGISLATORS AND SU STAINED BY ALL 7 COURTS OF KENTUCKY, according tos contract de with the owners of the Fra: TH, Reaaes =a Sa tare excepted, for tue es of FIVE , terminating on JUNE 30, ‘The United States Circuit Court on March $1 ren- dered the following decisions: Ist-That the Commonwealth Distri- bution Company is legal. 2d—Its drawings are fair. The ement call attention to the libera hich bas met with such popular favor cee and which will azain be: presented for the AUGUST Daa 10, 000 meta 000 Marge gens |S 000 | 1,000 d0-, 106a08.10, 000 each, proximation ee Shane re 55 Seger it by Post Office Money Order, Begistered Latien ‘Bank Bratt or Express. To insure against mistakes axes re oe aelaye CR Pr raeidense Sepia eit namie ree Bost ‘Otiee box or Bi na-town, County and MAN, Couri dak is Nev. ave" a is ia WINE EREENOS are Oe TENE, Sooo is SUSTETS old stand BEOONISHAND GLORHING. can be" sold af rot Peete nam eeate ‘No. 61 408 9th st., between D and # fa B.w. N. B.—Note by mail Promptly attended "Ss DYE Wo! FISCHEHW’S fone | fae Bs see be Saeed oe CBR VEILS Sani ei ade te iRETS, cleansed by Lido ttt ale! zen. fone scoording to ¥F YuU VALUE one EYEsieurT, ret of Bt. H. a, © Optician, Pa. ave, svis j Mbunistic leaders, Mr. Ip; THE EVENING STAR MONDAY................ August 9 I88@. Thurlow Weed on Christianity and Infidelity. The venerable Thurlow Weed has written a igs to the New York Heraid, in which he aining infidel opinions for the last ore YEATS, atid until the appearance of Robert G. Ingersoll. have seldom obtraded themse ives pow the public. There is nothing in the manner orymatter of modern divines elther to provoke of invite antagonism. Cler- gymen do not, as formerly, dwell and linger upon the dark features of theology. Nothing 18 now beard of the fate of “ infantis not a spab long.” The ministry of our day is a ministry of peace, charity and good will. This gene tion learns love and serve rather than t dread and rust our Creator and our viour. Whatever grounds existed formerly to tempt scoffers and revilers, the religion of our ed disarms and silences unprejudiced criti cism. Colonel Ingersoll, whom I do not know, has the reputation of being a gentieman of educa- With a weli-stored mind and attractive persenal Mapners, who speaks fluently and elo quentiy. A man thus gifted can do much good, but much more evil, according to the principles espoused and the Ite of conduct marked out for by eee gersoll, it seems, upon his entrance Into a life, chose the lett instead of the right pat oy. and becomes a reviler of, instead of a bellever in, a religion which has n making the world wiser, better and hap. ler almost nineteen centuries. Without hing Colonel Ingersoli’s sincerity or im. hing his motives, I am persuaded that 1 half the ume and labor expended In_fortifyin Mimself with arguments against religion hat Leen devoted to an intelligent and impartta sideration of the evidences establishing it the country would have had, instead 0 gifted follower of Him'whose mis- bors aud character, viewed merely trom a worldiy standpoint, inspire admiration, atfrc- tibn ard gravitad $ it not, therefore, painfal perverting thelr sing telr talents th presumptuous ad ribald jestings against a Creator aviour from % y earthiy bounty arut s SOF INFIDELITY. No act of the Saviour’s life and no word He ever uttered bas been or can be construed or tortured into hostility to the welfare and happi- hess of every member of the human family Human iaws are founded upon the divine Law. All that concerns our happiness here ana our hopes of happiness hereafter%s derived from th: Scriptures. On the other hand, what has tnt Gellty dove for ust Who profits by its teach ings? After depriving Its followers of their be lief in a future, how does It compensate them? What does it offer tn exchange for a life of im- morality? for ex; mple, Colonel Ingersol should ‘bi surnmioned tot he bedside of a dying friend or relative, what words of comfort or of hope couid he offer?. Of what service could he be to that stricken friend? Would he aggravate the sufferi whose last’ hours needed el theory 1s repelled not only be ton but by the laws of nature. stinct with €vidences and couiiry Uuths of revelation. The vegetable and again. The pro- nd die annually. Toe es the living oak, And yet infidelity insists that man, the image of his Creat Chderfully endowed and gitted,under whose auspices the world has been enlight oned, elevated and adorned, is after a brief existence to be as thcugh he had never been. Contrast the labors of Voltaire and Paine with those of John Wesley. Can it be said with truth that the former two made any one better or happier? Hundreds of thousands of the followers of Joun Wesley have lived and diea, and other hundreds and thousands survive, rejoicing tn their con- version from a sinful to a Christian life, Tue memory of Wesley 1s everywhere cherished by the good and the pure, while Voltaire and Patne are only remembered for the evil rather than for the good they did. RELIGION WORKING OUT If it be urged that the prom! vi have not ail been realized, that sin still abounds and that the world ts as bad as ever, it may be answered that religion is working outits mis- siop; that its benign intluneces are constantly extending, and that light is radiating the dark- est recesses of Leathenism and idolatry. It re quires no argument to demonstrate the fact that our race Is improved by civilization, or that civ- ilization owes its origin and progress to religion. To religious influences we are indebted for all the reforms which benefit society. Our Suaday schools were instituted in obedience toa divine command. In these schools children are taught, “without money and without price,” all that concerns their present welfare and their future bappiness, These intellectual nurseries have enriched and fertilized, and continue to enrich and fertilize every city, vill: hamlet and householdahroughout the Chi world. If religion bad done nothing more than to bless our race with the consecrating influences of eae Schools, scoffes should be shamed inio silence, Mr. Weed then goes on to relate in detatl what religion has done tor New York, speaking of the reclamation of the “Five Points” an other localities which were the homes of thou- sands of the vilest of the vile and are now under religh or moral training in New York, or bay d homes in the west, and continues the general subject as follows: INFIDELITY AND COMMUNISM. 1 ages found thelr strongest angu- Inst revealed religion upon what they iusprobable. And yet we are not called eve abything more incomprehensible ir own existence. We might with about of reason deny this fact as to refuse 10 believe Mm a futureexistence. We know that we live In this world. _Isit unreasonable to beHeve that we may live In another world? It we are to believe nothing but what we under- stand we should go through lfe incredulous and aimless. We are ready enough to believe on information the things t that relate to this world; but we are slow to believe in prophecy and revelation, though both are corroborated by observation, experience and events. Infi- delity, claiming superiority in “reason” and commen sense, asks us to believe that of grandeur and’ sublimity, all of vastness and power in the beautiful heavens and upon the bountiful earth comes by chance; that eversthing 1s self-creating and self-existing, and that law, order and harmony are accidents, Those who aot this theory would find Its ap- plication to their business affairs anything but advantageous, Infidelity and communism are kindred in character, and aim, by different methods, to underminé the sanctions and se- curities upon which the world’s welfare and happiness rest. Infidelity strikes at religion, communism at property. One seeks to weaken our faith and the other demane's for the fdie and worthless an equal share in the savings of the industrious and frugal. Aj {ism (com- munism of a railder type) came to us some forty years ago from England, with Fapny Wright and Robert Dale Owen as its apostles. This bad element has been reinforced by communtsin from France and Germany. All three are work- jug out their destructive mission i a city ére, unhappily, they find co-operation and sympathy. DANGEROUS, BECAUSE INTELLIGENT. To these birds of ili omen comes infidelity equally aggressive, with Robert G. Ingersoll as its teacher. If it be said that, unlike the com- isa “gentleman andascholar,” the danger is thereby fatens!- fied. The wonder is why 2 man of char- acter and associations should take pleasure in teachings whose practical effect is to make his hearers and readers worse Instead of better citizens. The strongest gt keg ‘urged against Christianity, from the days of Voltaire and Paine, !s Ulat bad men make a profession of it that hypocrites are found in all our churches. This 1s true. But is it not equally true that everything intrinsically valuable tS de- based? Frauds are practiced in business. The richest fabrics have their imitations, Gold and silver coins are debased or counterfeited. The evils, however, aed from impositions of this nature are not serl- ous, The intelligence of our people and the peualties to which offenders are subjected afford adequate protection, and for one hypocrite who makes a false profession there are at least nine conscientious, devoted Christians. Another et against religion 1s that our Saviour an impostor, and that, as a corollery, his Teachings exert & baneful influence. And yet both of the accusations are aisproved by the rience Of 2,000 years. if Jesus sot Nazareth ad been an impostor His name and everythin: connected with it would hardly have survived a second generation. There would then have been no occasion for the labors of Voltaire, Paine or Ingersoll. Other and numerous — teachings have appeared and But UUme and truth have beech been attesting. the divinity of our Saviour. His apostles and their suc- Spey in pone to opted sep Car- rt are carrying glad tidings utter. most ends of the oda far and as fast as this Gospel travels the world is civilized and 1:5 inhabitants benefitted. CHRISTIANITY’S INFLUENCE ON EARTH. Civilizauion and its beautiful institutions abound. by the religion which our Saviour ta- to preach to the heathen. more I: the toral world Gly dic to live ducts of the earti live buried acorn reprodut Liens the Chi ee the darkest portions of the earth. What have the doctrines of Confucius, Mohammea and other false teachers done for t! bULTO = them for centuries ip barbarisws: a arn to our own city, let us contrast aise 5 rominent of two pI contemporary eS Mr. Moody, a chrisitian, and the other, Mr. Ingersoll, M 1s selt- in the bigbest degree will not be —— The blest listened with © interest, and left the Tabernacle better general eect © ‘both of bis preac men! Mr. Sapkey, cleared, braced ligiens. rorel ara secta: The loters of ‘Meody ara. cal. They fod saw asked, hat shal! the nt Uey obtained tn thelr inejus rooms gratifying responses ta they Sons. Hundreds of Gtur bar were eaten one ey tute wives snd children and dees Lave een mace hayps and trigh: Wy tee ees and return of reformed husbands and father Leng apd gratefully will the advent of Monte and Sankey be remembered. The city ts sta fregrant with Tabernacle memories. Mr. Moody is turping the resultsof his labor to good account, The Moody and Sankey hymns, well known to the Christian world, are vow sung by native converts 1 the intertor of Africa. P sale of these hymn books produces a handsome tand, which Mr. Moody devotes to missionary purl poses, At his home in Northfield, Mass., be has erected a suitable building for a mntsston) school and home for Indian girls, some fifty of whom from the far west have already been recetve Mr. Moody, therefore, menced by the late lamented And now I Invite 3 or De Smet. Ingersoll or any of his followers to Inform the public nd to What ¥ have profited by bis missionary IS city, What salutary ragorms he Sted, or In what abd tO What extent be has contributed he general welfare or happiness of hits fellow citizens, n. Garfield at Chantangen. eb. Ge at Lake Chau may mornine. along the ro were short stoppag: > a ma wales Ar r Festerday morning and a You iisn Asociation meeting t Senator Kirkwood, Murat Hals lar Colfax were also present. Th en address in the afternoon, and Mr. art, of Phi ‘our Christian ‘trl eld 10 the | F general, hower it Was ‘ot a pro) make a speech. He was alled the Chantan- qua ss Wing OF ay number of Wh andkerc: Ga field descenard the platform to reach the exit there was a rush of people desiring to shake bis hand, but upon Mr. Stuart's calling out a re- quest to Geter Unis to some other time the gen- eral Was allowed to go out undisturbed returned at once to the hote party left t Dk. TANNER Spent a quiet di saw very fe ts improvin, such a long ral and rt of the becksteak, partook of some A wine, Shortl: id of beeksteak d been stewed La and he turned the was then w pounds. nourish included watermelon, milk. potatoes stewed in milk, Bass’ pale ale bread and wine. About six olock hl : ‘ain taken, and Was found to be 150 pounds. He was quite lively yesterds: d frisked about bts room tke aschoolboy. His physiclans say his rapid re- covery ts something remarkable. THe Cowngcticer Tonscco (Caor.—Reports from tobacco growers all through this region are that the crop e fine condition, and a Hartford 0 ates that, while tb acreage Is NO greater than last veer, the y in the state wili be arom one q third Jas Cutting ts in progiess already on st Hartford farms and in several other in the va This tseariter t and it was the same last year, the ing reached the proper stage, owl verable weather, somewhat earlior than in Previous years." No purchases of growing Crops are recorded, and It 18 predicted that the coming crop will not be immediately placed on the market. The tent hes passed out of the bands of the 1110 those of the dealers, and rem: the latter are in po haste to carry x to the fa- auy fe stocks than they now have.—#ar(ord (Conn) Courant, SENATOR BUTLER aNp Cor. Casn.—In regard to an abusive letter received by Senator Buuer frcm Col. Cash, who lately kilied Col. Shannon Jn a duel in South Carolina, Senator Butler says: “Col. Cash’s letter to me shows him to be a lunatic or a blackguard, and, of course, I cannot notice him in elther capacity. I have done bim no harm, and if I had injured him It 1s usual smong gentlemen, as the first step, to ask for an explanation. Instead of Unis hé has chosen to write me a letter by mall which does him more harm than tt does me. He is welcome 10 all the glory that he may acquire from this vulgar and Coarse exhibition of a bad &nd malicious heart, I lave not noticed, and Go not intend to notte thing he may gay.” Kecent dispatches about a duel fought by young Cash are contradicted in Charleston. SENATOR Davis B. Senator David Davis . has adares-€ aletterto Mr, Jas. M. narvey: ex-secretary of the National demecratle committee, strongly Incorsirg Gen. Hancock. Tn the course of his letter he Thave no hesitation in support- ing Gen. Bancock, for the best of all reasons to my mind, because bts election will put an end te sectional strife and to sectional parties, and Will revive a patriotic sentiment all over the lard, which ogden leaders and factions, for inister encs. have sought to prevent. ‘There on be no permanent ‘Prospe ity withont paci- ‘ion. Great as were the achievements of Gen, sock r, lis conduct in peace, \hen in_command of Louisiana and Texas in Was still greater and justly commends him: to the coxtidence of the country. His letter to Gen. Sherman, recently brouglit to light, lifts Gen. Hancock far above the past appreciation. of his civil ability. ‘The people dernand change, heed in earnest, they are likely to be grat TANNER'S PREDECESSCR.—The London Detiy Nes has the following: “In the beautirut church of St. Mary, at Bury St. Edmunds, ts an altar tomb surmounted by a recumbent figure of a starved man, the detalis of which ale well executed and ghastly enough. at was erected tothe memory of John Baret, who died Of starvation in 1463, while attempting to fast forty days and forty nights.” A WOULD 2g OUTRAGER Snor. J. Jamison, a horse trainer at Springficid, Til.. while attend- ing to his horse at the fair grounds on Satur- day, heard an outcry at his house from his young servent girl, Hattie White. Running to the house, he round her struggling with Wm. Lewis, crlored, who at once fled. Jamtson began firtng at bim, and the third shot inflicted a pro- bably fatal wound. Jamison surrendered him- Self. A PROPFLIER SUNK.—The_propeller_E. Corn- ing, while leaving Glen Island for New York York city yesterday afternoon with between 70 and S00 passengers, ran her stern on a rock, Staving a hole fn it, when she filled and sank to the guards, The passengers were transferred to the steamers Laura M. Starin and St. Nicho- las. No one was injured. FRIGHTFUL Accipext.—Alexander Holland, treasurer of the American was terribly injured at West P: while he was driving with bis family, on Satur. day. His horses ran away and he was dragged over the dashboard and under the heels of the animals. OFFICERS OF A COLLIDING STEAMER CHARGED WITH MANSLAUGHTER.—The Coroner's jury tn the inquest on the victims of the colilsion of the yacht Mamie with the steamer @arland, on Detroit river, have returned a Verdict that the collision was caused by the gross carelessness abd criminal negligence of George D. Horn, master, and Henry W. Buff, pilot of the steamer. Horn and Buff were afterwards arrested, charged with manslaughter, and ball in $2,500 each was given. MARRIED, tnd aot gH On A at sicrepolish ME. Church, by Fey, tam OBERT B, BLANKS to FUGRNIA CO. PAULK- A. W. Feulkner, member . Louisiana legislature. All of Columbia, jana. Lonis DIBD. d this life at 12.309. m., Aue SL OE pai Eg aun bier of the late Willian: Contin, ny Wind year of bye." She died in the full trtumph Of Fueral eervices at the Teracl Bethel Chimp, at Friend sae fink srginenied toatiend. inter: ment atthe Harm mmontal Gemete CCAFFERTY. At port, Take Champa RX. ao Reese 7, 1880, afters mentite ah ies eet ERVELL, infant daughter of Augusto Lalla fferty, eed one year. WILT S. Departed this ite yi August eh eat ate 5 gor on palatal Mes, Bera 3 potatoe netic yer of erage, northwest, between let and streets, ‘Treeday, August 10th. Gervicns os Aloyrine’ Church.’ “at 2 o'clock p.m. COSTIN. Dey REYXNOLDS. Auenst 1, 1880, st Fureka Springs,” Arbarras, WILLIAM W. ‘REYSOLDs, ears, son of Johu avd the late thirty- ih ar ea this te 7 Porbe. ftieidn € Bt the ore are reinvitea mute peta he Sret Bert ieeiiwent on uacust 20, at Gx UNDERTAKERS. =a y= ‘AKEEB, Branch Btore, 389 435 stroet 6. "5. ———— jyo= B. WEIGHT. TINDERTIKE, wepSt-ltm 4=—-« ABST 20th ctrest wate