Evening Star Newspaper, September 22, 1880, Page 3

AUCTION SALES 4 AUCTION SALES AUCTION SALES. OUS. Upper Machedoc and fnd Curiowman, and & Frelznt at lowset < Chapel Point, iy Holle, 2 ——— wharves: ‘and Saturday. MER ARROWSMITH Ril leave Eotomac Ferry arf, foot of 7th street, at 7 0° SUNDAY, TUESDAY AND THURSDAY, BIVEB LANDINGS as far For ail the POTOMAC coe ss it and Nomini; NESDAY and FRIDA' Fare and Freixht at lowest rates. F. J. STONE, Purser. NOBFOLK AND FORTRESS MONKOE STEAMER LADY OF THR LAKE, cae ‘8 and FRIDAYS, at ves Norfolk alternate days at tem, Point Lookout & inw and returning. RIVER LANLINGS. |. above wharf, it ond. class fare, t. Spe a Steamer JOHN W. THOMPSO: HURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, ACCINELLY. s JOUN GLBSO! Fe P. A. DENHAM, Agt., 63 Water Ke , go to Genetal Oftice, Tat. 8 apply to i #t., Georgetown ‘Tickets, Statercom! 6 F et. n.w., bear Willard’s Hotal. 29 0.8 LOVELL, President. PURTSMOUTH, FORTRESS D THE SOUTH. STFAMER GFURGE L#ARY, Car. Joseph WSITE, cach zying U. 8. ¥ Wasnrsetox, From foot of Seveith st. Every TUESDAY, “- THORS- DAY AND SUNDAY, eeeurea by : i at Fisey Point and Pvint Looxout Going at B. W. Reed inhorn’s static Smith's, 1431 Pen: Do: ‘7th st. wharf, Washington, D. C. D. F. KEELING, agaut, Campbell’s wharf, Norfo iD. ¥60, eteerawe, $30; prepaid steerage or freight or paseawe apply to Bowling Green, New York. ., 925 Pa. ave , Aventa Certificates, $25. WG. METZEROT’ for Waghinyien. NEW EXPRESS LINE ORGETOWN, ALEXsNDRIA iTLADELPHT, WASHINGTOS, G AND CONNECTING AT PHILADELPHIA Wi “1 New Yors, Bostox, Provipr: Rivrs, AND ALE PoIsts Is THE New | ls of lading given. AILING DAY and running From Washirxt is received and delivered at W arf, foot of 12th street. WILLIAM P. OLYDE & GO., General Manacers, ‘I28outh Wharves, Philadelphia; J. H. CO., Agents, 12th-st. wharf and 12 and the b purchaser, o =F 0 the property for the purchase money and intere: THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIM. | Between New York and Liverpool, Call- | ing at Cork Harbor, FROM iE 40, N. will be require: sale mmst MISCELLAD FUTURE DAYS. THE EVENING STAR. @PATES & HAHN, Auctioneers. A a FCIAL BALE OF HIGH BRED KE! BP ODLE HORSES AND ONE COUPE BOWa peter FROM THE BLUE GRASS COUR: We will sell at Wash. Sailor's stable, No. 1326 E rtret mo-thwest, on FRIDAY MORNING, SPT. 2478, AT 11 O'CLOCK © Bay Geile rraak, six years, 16% hai bij can trot in 3’: Frank sire, by fugisst and he by Ned Forrest, and his dam a Whip mare, and she by eld Halcorn, a thoronzhbrad. Frank will make a fine conpe or coach hors; h fearless cf avythins, and a fine driver. . 819.8 high: 6 years and an extra saddle horse, heis eed by Montross: ‘the finest saddle horse ever shoved in Kentucky, and the ovly horte op record that has gradunted st a1 farrs in the Bine Grass country of Kentucky. Mon- tse dam a there shbred horse. I wli show six Gistinct gaits with him. He is also well broke t) a. forrel Maro, Lady Gay, is 15.2 hands high, wa: sired by Le Grand, one of the fine-t show tore in Kentucky, and her dam by Wordford’s Mam- brino, and she by Dr. Herr's Mambrino Ohief. She ik as fine a lady's seddle horseas can be found, ard alsos ood drives I can show six distinct Seits with her. hands high, One Rosn Gelding, 8 yoars old, ood saddie wud harness horse: Warranted sound, can be driven by the most tintid person; a perfect lamuy hore ‘The above stock is warranted sound in every re- , Sn deubject to examination of a veterinary UFeOn. Bock can ba seen at Wash. Nailor's stables, 1526 E street northwest, on Wednesday sud Thursday. This stock was broneht direct from Kentucky by the undersigned. sepal-4t MAX OPPENHEIMER. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO, Auctioneers By virtue of a deed of trust, dated Marc! 29, ‘A. D. 1879, and duly rechsged ta eae No. folio 418, et seq. ons of the land Jn Tecords of the District of Golumbia, and by direc: tion of the party secured thereby, I will aell at punlie anctic front of the premises, on THF 29TH DAY OF SEPTEMEER, A. D. 1839, at 6 0’CLOCK P.M, Ail those certain lots, igces or parcels of : ves. situate, lying and ping ip the ¢ ty of Washinton, District of Osinmobis, and known sn@ desicoa‘ed on the ground plat or plan of said city as Lots murberad forty-five (45) a forty-six (46), in John Fer ey’s subdivision of part of square nnmbered tive iundred and pinety-forr (594), with the improvements, cousieticg of a two- story brick dwelling and store. ‘Terms of sale: Ono third cath; balancs in six 8nd twelve months trom day of sale, with interest at the rate of seven per cant per annum until paid, & deed of trust upon the proparty sold: or all caxh, at option of purchaser. A deposit of 8160 required atssle, All conveyancing, &c., at purchaser's cost. Jf terms of sale are not com- Pied with in five days from day of sale, the Trustes reserves the right to resell at risk and coat of de- faut chaser at a sale of the wte,on the.d3d Cay of July, A.D, led to coupiy with the terms of ii be made at bis riek and co:t. 11, DYER, Surwiving Trustes. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & GO., Auctioneers. CHANCERY SALE OF VALUAPLE REAL ES- TATE, to wit: PART LOT 20, IN SQUARE 51, ON M STREET, BETWEEN FUOKTH AND FIFTH STREETS NORTHWEST, AND LOTS 154 AND 145, IN SQUARE 623, ON NORTH I STREET, BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND FIRST STS. ¥ OF Serr! M., sell at pare atic est art of Lot 14, Dewinuing for the same st the northasst ev tof said Lor, neof north M t along the etre tnd two and one-half jaches: thene aline of said Lot and a publ rihward y to the sontlic: of said] Andon the rare sell Lets 1:14 and 135, in) square No. 628. ‘Terws f Sale rd purchase money cash. ve and elciteen moathe, %, and the paynicnt the: cured by the promissory notes of the the pureliase money ean be paid cash on the day of sale, or the ratification thereof by the Court. No deed given until all purchase money and interest is paid. A lien is reserved on All conveyancing at cost cf purchaser. 859 depo: on each lot sold. The terms of complied with within ten days, othor- wise the Trustee reserves the rizht to reself at the risk and costs of defaulting purchaser. SAUL 8. HENKLE, Trustee, Fepl3-d&ds Office No. 460 La. ave. i Wea., Oct._6| Scythia. ~Wed < Oct. 18! Abyssini ry Wednesday from New York. RAILROADS. “No steeraxe. Ra’ and 8100 coi, ‘kets to Paria, $ Return tickets on favorable terms. Steerage at very low rates. Bteerace tickets from snd Queenstown, and all uther parts of rope, at lowest rates. be bills of laden piven for Belfast, Glassow, arte Antwerp and other ports on the Continent, iF Mediterranean port “or f ‘sscare apply at the Company's ling Green, or both steerage and BIGELOW & CO.. 605 Tth street, CHAS. G. FRANOKLYS, TES OF PASSAGE. , according to sccommodations. gold additional. SPLENDID_kc: Office, No aud7 YORK_HOTTERDA®. ers of this line—' iS and ‘*#aas”—carrying the U. risnds, leave Watson's Stor: Tecularly on WRDNESDAYS. For New York and tl assaze aprly to Pennsylvania H. JOHNSON, Axeat, wz, corner New York W. G. MEIZEROTT & 00, 9 wrente, Wasliircion; or F. ional pepo Svenue and 15th street northwest, escnasts anD MINERS TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. DUTSIDE LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN BALTIMOHE and NEW YORK. days from Baltimore—Evei ATURDAY, at 4 aN rf, (near E Every WEDNESDAY and SAT- ee Pier 49, East River, (near it —< accommodations. Lowest guaranteed. First-class, $5, ineinding meals, L. HUG! erst on 49, EAST KI URDAY, at 5 p.m., from foot Clinton et.) Rates cf passsve—! and stateroom berth. mired, 250. per — (Boston Whsrt.) PROFESSIONAL. SUNGERY, CORN: WHITE, Chiroy ‘bout the United States and previous to locating in Washington. in 1861, treats ailments of the feet. 416 Pa. ave, opp. Willard’s dotel, is tronized by eminent physicians, surgeons and jousands of other well-known personaces. H. JOHNSON, D. D. 8. Ofice—717 H ST. vary Baptist Ch Reference —Kev. nN; W-» opposite “Oal- Dr. Dower and others. suzll WEIS2 NBOEN, Dentist, removed to 916 7th st.u-y. CELLULUID TEETH inserted er set, and all ope ‘ral Teeth st reasousbie prices. Extract: ing, 60 cente. ‘ations on the nm: ntixt, 715 1Ath st. D.w., bet. @ —Beautifu Lets of Teeth > Extracting with: rations warranted. Phils hes. ‘Teeth inserted $7 try in all ite bra All work warranted. 50 REWAED—I! bn. B any case of Fema Weakness, Irreularities and xperieace in Waah- Ofice, 906 B street s.w., opposite Smith- Jan. DE2 sble LAL ted ! the oldest established and only reli- 455 Massachusetts ayenne, from 1 Consultation free. Sepa- ox Fate rooms for patient RMATORHGA, real Diseases, D>. HENRIS. No Calomel used. + cured. 456 Virsinia u23-Lm* Female Weaknesses, etc. NOUTH.-RECIPE FREE e epeedy cure of SEMINAL WEAKNESS, all diseases brought en by youthful indiscretions. Address 5 Ge Be Meucurrhes.” 62 10uh DAVIDSON & CO. 78 Nasean st., New York. ‘HE, OF Paki cures all comatnts ‘A special- BATHS, 903 E STREET, NEAR 9ra.— 2, isan at Sutrbag Bath fo ay cee Det iy teliable place in the city. 906 B st. aw. ZOREST HAS REMEDY Sn rds ‘f DE. ROBERTSON, —) Meccan, ‘st his office, ig Puss Sworn toand ‘a. be 6 Ok new neat with 15 years’ ex) 2 0 THE GREAT SSO L PENNHYLVANIA ROUTE LSS ‘TO TBE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST, Double Track, Steel Bails. ERY, MAGNIFICENT KQuIPM: IN EFFECT, JULY 26th, 1820. TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Depot, corner of Sixth and B streets, as {slows: For Pittaburg and the West, 8:00 8.m., with Sleop- inw Oars to Louisville aud Gaicazo; 10:40 a.m. daily, with Sleeping Oars from Harrisburg to Cincinnati, St Louis and Chicago p.m. dsily, with Palace Car to Pittsbunz. BALTIMORE ANY POTOMAG RAILROAD. For Osnandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niacara, th Parlor Car to Watbing and the Norzh, at 200 a.m. daily except Sunday: 9-0 a, m. dal except Baturday, with Palace Cars to Ganai daigua and Watkins For Williamsport, Lock Haven and Elmira, at 10:40 a.m: daily, except Sunday: ¢ East, 10:40 a.m., 2:10 and 10:00 p.m. On Sunday, 10:00 p.m." Limited Express of Pullmsn Parlor Gare, 9:30 a.m. deily, except Sundsy. For Brock ¥., all throuzh trains connect at Jersey City with boats of Brooklyn Anuex. affording direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid- in- double ferriage across New York city. For Philadelphia, 10-40 a m., 2:10. 5:49 and. 10:00 pm. On Sandy, 5:49 and 16:00 p.m. Limited xpress, ):30 a.m. daily, except Sunday. For Baltimore, 6:49, 8:0, '9:30, 10-40 a.m:, snd 2:10, 4:20, 4-40, 5:40, 9°30 and 10:00 p.m: On Bunday, 8.00, 10:40 a.m., 5:40, 9:30 and 10:00 I. For Pope's Oreck Line, 6:40 a m. and 4:40 p.m. daily, except Sunday. For Annapolis, 6:40 a1: and 4:40 p.m. daily, ex- cept Sunday. ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL- WAY AND ALEXANDKIA AND WASHING- ‘TON Rall Rua. 11 a.m P25 9 an For Alexandris, 7, 7:20, 9, 6.25, 8 and 1h :30p.m.’ Oa Sandsy at 7, ‘a.m. and 8 p.m1. For Richtond and the South, 7 a.m. daily, and 5:20 p.m. dsily, except Sunday. ‘Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 6, 8, 19 25 m, and 12 mid 2:50, 3, 5, x = m-, Tand 9:05 > Ta. Tickets, information, sleeping and parlor car ac- comm dations can be procaredat the offices, north- erst corner of 13th street aud Pennsylvania ave: uue, northeast corner 6b and Pennsylvania ave- and at the depot, where orders can bs left f0- the ebecking of bagwae to destination from hotels and residences, L, P. FARMER, General Passenger Agent. FR«NK JHOMSON, General Manager. _vepl7 ALTIMOBE AND OHIO RAILBOAD. THE GREAT DOUBLE TRAOK. National Route and Short Line to the North, Northwest, West, and Southwest. To take effect Sunday, May 23d, 1880, at 1:30 p.m. LEAVE WASHINGTON. m.—Baltimore, Ellicett City and Way Sta- Baltimore Expresa. ultimore, Annapolis and way. (Pied- mont, Strasburg, Winchester, Hagerstown, Frede- rick and way, vis Kelay.) $:10 a.m. int of Rocks and way ‘tations. stannton and Va. Springs Express. 9-00 a-m-—New York, Philadelphia. Boston snd Lap rr trae Parlor car New York and ~:0n Sunday only—Baltimore, Annap>- St. Louis, Ohicaro, Columbus and xpress. (Connccts tor Hawerstown snd vint of Kocks for Leg ae st: anOne are of edmont, except Sunday. ‘allman rt» Oin- ganna aid Louisville daily; Grafton to Sandusky iy except Saturday: ‘3.1 —Bultimore Express. Stopsat Bladeas- Dare Collet. Gee Laarel, Annapolis Janc- tion, Jeseup's and Hanover. i Fs 10 p in. Baltimore, Annapolis, Elliestt City ay. T{Pakimore and Laurel Express. —{On Sunday ony, Baltimore an ay. —New York. Philadetphia and Boston ore and Way Statior (Win- ck, Hagerstown and Way, via Re- 20 p.m.—Baltimore, Bladensbarg and Laurel Express. Frederick, via Relay. Stops at Annapolis Junction. 4:35 pm.—tPoint of Rocks, Frederick, Hagers- town, Winchester and Way Stations. On Sunday to Peint of Rocks and Way Stations only. Peng p-ta.—tBaltimore, Annapolis and Way Sta- -ma.—tChicago and Columbus Express. cars to Chicago daily. rm.—tPhiladelphis and Baltimore Express. Blacensbury and Laurel "mt —tBat'imore and Wav Seationss m. :imore and Wav 3 -M.—BALTEMOKE AND LAUREL EX- —tSt. Louis, Cincinnati, Chicago and Sleepi St ris a acest C 2 ‘cars to St. Louis am oe 2 Y5'p.m-—tBaltimore, Bisdensburg and Laurel xpress. ibis p.m.—}NBW YORE. PHILADELPATA, ;O8TO! 1D BALTIMURE EXPRESS. Sleeping Bond New York, and special tleeping sar fo PRUse Seipally. Sunday only. Other trains daily,except mun hope ly at the Baltimore a eer onan Mrmeeeheen te ‘14th anc Bey eee cil te ead aati eckrd au os - M. EN’ ‘Master of Transportation. W. M. oe iTS, ‘Agent. Passenyer Agent THE TRADES. Bogeespine. excellent ibiic is, oacet Se ¢3) on 38 ‘out ‘CETT Workmen are ‘and the ‘work t Pa op hod aps ya PRESS. 9:30 p.m. Pittsburg Express. 1012 Pennavivania ave., third floor. 3013 THIS ‘BNOON. TPENcaNsoN EBROB., Auctioneers, TWO-STORY AND ATTIO FRAME DWELLING, Ne. 1131 NINTH &TREET, BE L AND M STREETS NORTHWEST. MOEN On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Sertex. BFR 22p, at 6 O'CLOCK, We will sell, in front of the premises, part of Lot 7. Square No. 401, peirg the northern 20 feet front of said lot by depth of 99 4-12 feet, i ve othe oie improved by a two-story and his property is Fecatea in the heart of the city and cor tt cone ene fo ali Departments and business Terms: One-fifth cash; balsnce in six, twelve, eighteen and twenty-four months ; notes to bear aix T cent. interest and to be secured by a deed of rust on premises. Conveyancing and recording at purchaser's cost. A deposit of @100 required at fale. Terms to be complied with within ten days, otherwise resale at risk and cost of defaulting pur- chaser. DUNOANSON BROS., Aucts. fepl8 d&ds TO-MORROW. W4LTEB B. WILLIAMS & O0., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ FALE OF VALUADLE_ BRIOK DWELLING AND LOT (16x90) ON EAST SIDE OF COLUMBIA S1REET, No. 1531, BETWEEN P AND Q NORTHWEST. By virtue of 9 deed of trust, dated Roe | Sth, 1877, and duly recorded in Liber ‘Xo. Bt, folio 234, of the land records for the District of Columbia, and st the request of the party, secured therebs, we will fell, at pablic sc- ion, in front of the premises, on THUBSD: SEPTEMMER 23D, 1880, AT 5 O'CLOCK P. at, the { lowing described real’ estate, situate in tha city of Washington, in said District, to wit: Lot No. 151, in’ Morrison and. others’ enbdivision of part of square No. 26, a8 said enbdivirion. is diy re- corded sn the Snrveyors office of eaid city, in Liber HD. Cooke, No.1, folio 6, together with the im: provements thereon’ Terme of eaie: One fourth cash (of which $100 must be paid at tine of rae)cthe balance in siz taelve, eighteen and twouty-feur months, in equal Laymente, with interest trom day of Bale, at 7 per Cont, secured by purchaser's notes ana deed. of trust on property euld, or all cash, at option of pur- chaver, Conveyancing and recording at purchaser's cost. ‘Terms of sa'e to be complied with ia six das, elie ‘Trustees reeerve the right tg resell at nidk ind cost of puveligser tn derauit sepllatha ALBERT F. FOX, ‘5 Trustees. BBE WARNER, Heal Estate Auctioneer. EAT PUBLIC AUOTION OF Two TWo- STORY BKIOK DWELLING HOUSES, IN GOOD ORDER, BEING NOS. 426 AND 428, ON THE EAST S{DE OF FOUR-AND-4 HALF STREET SOUTHWEST, IX SQUARE NUMBERED 637; ALSO VAGANT LUT ON M_STREET, BETWEEN TWENTY-FIFTH AND TWENTY-SIXTH STREETS NORTH WEST, BEING LOY NO. IN SQUARE NUMBERED 13. As attcrneys for an estate wo will ell, * bi) separately, at public auction, the houses above described, on THURSDAY, THE 23D Day oF SEPTEMHER, A. D. 1880, av 434 o'cLOCK, {nd immediacely’thérestier the lot above mea" ‘oned. ‘Tern:s of sale: One-third of tho purchase money in cash. and balance in six, twelve and eighteoh months, with interest thereon, at 7 per centiim por annum until paid, to besecured by deod of tcust on the property sold. All conveyancing at pur- chaser’s cost, aid right reserved to resell in casa of defaw!t on the part of purchasers to comply with ferns of sale within 7 daps of days of sale; S100 deposit nye cach pleas of preverty when sold. ga HAMUEL MADDOX, "5 Attorneys. Fey YHANOERY SALE OF DESIRABLE RUILD- ING LOTS ON THE NORTH SIDE OF If STREET, BETWKEN ¥IRST AND NORTH CAPITOL STREETS, NORTHEAST. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Conrt, of the District of Columbia, passed in Equit Cause No. 33,506, Jones, ‘Trustee, va. et al., I will offer for sale, on WEUNESDA: TEMBER 20 1880, AT 5 O'CLOCK P M..at public auc- of Lot 8, and the alf of Lot 7, in the subdivision of equare 676, ‘asbington city, D.O. Terms cf sale: Cne-third cash: the residne in three equal installments at six, twelve and eizhteen months from the day of sale, with interest at eight per cent. The titleto be retained purchase mcney and the interest is paid. “‘Torms of sale to be complied with within seven days, on fatl- pre, rizht reserved to resell at risk aud cost of de- fanitirg purchaser. Ail conveyane’ne at purchas- 1's cost. 810i) deposit on acceptance of bid. JAMES 8. EDWARDS, Trustee, 503 D strect nw. GEORGE TRUESDELL, Auct. sepl7 erkas. VeOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ER- AGB ON A SPREET, NEAR THIRD STREET NORTHEAST. By virtue of a decree, duly psesedon the gas Sth of June, 1860, by the Supreme Court of fit the District of Coluubia, in cause No.6,775, Equity Docket No. 19, ‘and pursuant to the provi- fions of a deed of trust, dsted on the Ist of May, 1£65, and recorded among the land records of the District of Columbia, in Liber N. 0. 'T., No. 56, at Pages 444, Xe., and at the request of tiie party ‘se- cured thereby, the undersigned will ell, at public suction, on FRIDAY, the Ist of October, 1880, at 5 o'clock p.m , infront of the premises, all of Lot 5, in rquare 785, in the city of W: ‘on, D.C with the improvements (No. 308 A et. n.e.), righ and appurtenances to the same belonwin: . Terms of sale: Que-fourth cash ; balance in nino, eighteen, twenty-four months, with interest front day of sale, to be secured by notes and deed of trust upon the premises sold. $200 to be paid at time of fale. All conveyancing and recording at purchasers cost. Tf settlement be not made by purehacer within © dave after sale, a resale may bo ad _at his cost and riek on five days’ notice in the Evening Star newspaper. ‘0. N. THOM, ep 20-e0kas A. HyDEO™ } Trusteos. Wpaomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE SOUTHWEST COKNER OF NORTH AAND THIRD BIREETS EAST, OAPITOL By virtue of a deed of trust dated the 29th day of April, 1876, and duly recorded ia Liber No. 820, folfo 128, one of the land records for the District of Columbia, the undersigned Trustee Wil cell on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1880, AT 33¢ O'CLOCK, in front of the premises, the follow- ing-deecribed property, viz: All that certain piece or parcel of land known and described on the plat or plan of the city of Washington, in said District of columbia, a8 Lot lettered ©, in N. C. Sholes and others’ recorded snbdivision of original Lots num- bered 14 and 15, in Square numbered 759, beswin- ning for the samest the southwest corner of’ A streat north and 3d street east, and running thence south with the lines of said 34 strect east 21 fect; thence west 169 feet 10 and a half inches; thence north 21 feet: thence east along the line of North A street 109 feet 10 and a half inches to the plagg of bogin- ng. ‘Terms: One-third cash ; the residue in two equal Payments at six and twelve months, with notes ar ing interest and secured by e deod of irust, All conveyancing at purchaser's cost. 100 deposit required at the time of sale. eepli-dta GEORGE PETER, Truste H. WARNER, Kteal Estate auctionee: TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON T SIRKEL, BECWEEN FIZTEENTH AND SIXTEENTH SCREETS NOKTHWEBT, WARHING TON OITY. By virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date January 12th, 1880, duly recorded amon the Land Records of the District of Colum. bia, in Liber 031, folio 449 etseq. and. the reduest of the party secured thareby, we shall sell at public auction, in front of the premises, on MONDAY, tHE 21H pay or SEVTE MER, 188), F484 O'CLOCK P.M., all that certatn tees or parcel round Ising and being in the city of Washing- ton, District of Columbis, and distinguished on the’ ground plan thereof as Let 38, in Groil’s re- corded eubdivision of Square 190, fmproved by a new three story and back building, pressed brick front dwelling, modern improvements. Terma of sale: One-third casi; residue in two equa: payments at one aud two years, respectively, from day of sale, with intercat at seven por cont, Per annum, payable semi-annually,secured by dead Of trust on the property; or all cash at option of purcharer. A deposit of $100 required at time of sale. Al conveyancing, Xe., at costof purchase ‘Terms to be complied with in saven days, or Trus. ieee reserve the rixt to readyertise aud Bell at de- fau.ting purchaser's riek. CHAS. H. CRAGIN, — } fepl3 eo CHAS. H. CRAGIN, Jn.,5 UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. IRUSTEES' SALE OF FRAME DWELLING AND LOT, ON SECOND STREET,+ BECWEEN PUBLIC SPACE AND I STREET 8OUTH- EAST, AT AUCTION. By virtue of a deed of trust given to us, and duly recorded in Liber No. 833, folio Be4, et seq., one of the land records of ths District of Volumbia, aud at the request of the party secured, we Will sell at public auction, on FRIDAY, Ocroven Ist, A. D. 1830, ar 5 o'cLocs P. M., in frout of the premises, all that piece and parcel of round lying and being in the city of Washington, District of Gclumbis, and kuown as the south four of Lot nine (9), of Cuss. H. Hold in equare seven hundred and thirty-seven, being the same property conveyed January 10th, 1873, by Walter x Riehoison fo. Henry Scivers, together ith all and singular the appurtenanc Privileges, improvements and other hereditament the same beronging. i "Terms: One-third cash ; balance in six and twelve months, notes to bear #ix percent. interes: and to be eecured by deed of trust on premises. | Convey- ancing and recording at purchaser’ Teras to be ‘complied with in seven daye, otherwise the ‘Trustees reserve the right to resell the property at the riek and cost of the defaulting purchaser, upon giving five days’ public notice of such resale in some newspaper published in Washinutan, D.0. A al en Trustees. ht feet front snbdivision posit ‘ired at sale. epost oF BG TONGE JUENEMANN, ? sel5-eo&ds JOHN L. VOGT, i H. WANE, Auctioneer. ANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES- SHAME ON THINTREN-AND- AISLE STs Trustees. w) MA) D AVENJE AND Pourn > STRERTC AND ON MARYLAND AVENUE, BETWEF: IN THIRTEENTH AND Q HIRTEEN-AND-A-HALE 818. SOUTH- By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed ia equity cause No. 7,313, (Hughes va. Fanncs et al., the undersiped, as tru-tee, will offer for eale at public suction gp MONDAY. (rut fra psy oF PTEMBER, 880, o'clock p. m. ef Washington and District of, of ington an the east 27 feet 5 inches front by the depth thereof of Lot 3, en Jedepth of 105 fect to an alley. y, SEr-« mpuomas DOaLING, Auctioneer. TRIESTEFS' RALF OF 1MPROVED PROPERTY ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF FRED- seek pay. FIrTH STREETS, GROnGE: By virtue of s deed of trnst, dated the twel.ty-fifth day of Aneast, 187, and ae’ re > torged in Liber No. 99% folice 309, ot coq. ae ene of the land records for the District of Golam- Lia, the urdersigned Trustees wil sell, in front of the premises, on MONDAY, THe 41a" Day oF Oc- TOKER, 18¢0, aT 5 O'CLOCK, the following-deseribed rroyerty: Being part of’ Lot numbered 212, in Peatty and Hawkins’ addition to Geonretown, in raid Listrict, dercribed as follows: Beginning for the same af the northeast corner of Frederick ant Sth streets and run north on Frederick street 18 feet: thence east parallel to Sth st-cot 92. Test; thence scuth parallel to Frederick strect 15 feet ts 5th street and thence west to the place of beginning. ‘Teme: One-third cash; the residus in two equal aymenis at six and twelve months, with notes earing interest at 8 f cent per annum uatil Paid, and secured by a deed of trnst on the prop- erty sold. Conveyancing at purchaser's cost) 850 dt posit will be required at the time of sale. If tha terma of sale are not complied with within seven days from the day of sale the trustees reserve te Tight to resell the property st the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser: sepi2-dkds__ MAYIEWPLATER, } THistees. RUSTEES’ SALE OF , TWO TWO-STOR< BRICK DWELLINGS, Nos. 512 AND 514. B STREET SOUTHEAST, WASDINGTON, D. 0. By virtue of a deed of trust dated Dacem: ber (ith, A.D. 1874, and duly recorded in Liter No. 770, foli 1, one of the land recorés for the District” of Oolumbia, and the rcviuest of the party secured thereby, we wi sel at public suction, infront of the premises, on BSPAY, the Firtm (5TH) Day oF Oct 4. D. 18€0, at 434 o'cLooK P.M, all that cert Piece or Parcel of ground, sitaite in the city Wushizgton, District of Columbia, and being ot uunibered two (2), in equare numbered eizht hun dred and forty-two (42) bowinning for the satis ata poitton Sonth “BY eireet filty-two (59) feet six and one-half (63) inches west from the south, east comer of eaid rquare; thence north one hun- cred (100) feet avd four inches; thence west fifty two feet six and one-half inches; thence south one uEdred (100) feet and four inches to the said ‘South B rtreet;” thi e along tae line cf said street fifty-two feet eix and one-half inches to the place of ‘beginning, together with the improve- mente, &e. Terms: One-third cash; balance in equal instalments, payable in. ix (6,)_ twelve (2) and eighteen’ (18) months, with’ interest at the rate of elbt (8) per cont per anuum, secured by adved of trust on the property sold, or all cash. at purcbaser’s_ option. deposit of 8100 (or $59 Onveach houce if sold eeparately,) wil be required attime of gale. All convey=neing and recordiug at purchaser's cort. If terius of sale are not complied With in ten days, the Trustera reserve the right to Feeell the propetty at ik and cust of the dsfant- ing purchaser or purchasers. DRAINAKD H. WARNER,? EDWARD WOLCOLS, —_.5 Trustees. J.T. COLDWLLL, Auct. s3p22-cod&ds \HANOERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY / ON SEVENTH STRGET, BETWEEN MAND NSIREETS NORTHWEST, AND ON H STREET, BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH STRKETS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme couse thres of the} istrict of Oolombia, in equity cause No.7) get 20, Twill THE 5TH DAY Ter for sale, re Coronrn, A. t of the premi: on a7 5 O'CLOCK i thoge pieces or parcels of laad lying and b the city of Washington, in the District of Coluu- bia, and known and described on the ground plan P.M, 1D 17 ne or plat of ssid city as lots welve (12) aad thirteen G8), in F: are numbered four hundred and forty eight (448), according to the subdivision of suid square recosded in Liber N. K. No. ly folio 275, in the office of the surveyor of the District of Colum- bia. ‘These lots front on 7ih street west, near the corner of M street north, fronting 47 feet by a ALSO, Ly virtue of the seme deereo. I will offer for sale, WEDNESDAY, TH8 6TH Dax or Ucrouen, . IKK, AT 5 O'CLOCK P. 2., in frontol the pro ises, all that piece or parcel of ground lying and being in the city of Washington, in the Distzict of Columbia, and known and described on the ground lan or pat of said city as being Lot thirty. (38), in Square numbered five hand oi ands teen, according to the subdivision of all of Lot 3 and east 7 fect front of Lot 4, Bqnare 517, mate by Horace J. Frort November 25th, 1878, and recorded in Bubdivision Book No. 10, folio 14, of the Bub- veyor of eaid District, toxethier with al the improv mente, Ways, earements, rights, privileces and appurtenances to the sama belonging or appertain- iny. ‘Ihis property is eltuated on H sirect north, be.woen 4th and Sth streets west, aud haa aiso a sront on Massachuset:s avenue. On a part of said Lot ie a two story frame dwelling on both prop- erties. ‘Terms, as prescribed by said decree, are as fol- lows: One-third cash: balancein eqnal instalments at six, twelve and eighteen months, for which the notes'of the purchaser shail ba taken bearing in- terest from day of sale, and secured by deed of trust upon the property sold, or the whole of the purchase money may be paid im cssh, at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of 8100 will be re- quired on each Lot at the time of sale, and ¥eyancing snd reoordivg et the purchaser's © Jf the terms of sale are not complied with in 10 da} from day of sale, the Crustea reserves the right to Tesell the property upon which defanit has boon made at the risk and cost of the defaniting pur- chaser or purchasers, after givin flve days" pubiis Notice of such resale in come newspaper published Washington, D.C. evb dkde”” HORACE J. FROST, Trusteo. Bey22 dkde ‘HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ BALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES TATE ON THE EAXT SIDE OF FOOR- TEENTH BTREET, ADJOINING FOUND&Y CHUROH, IN WASHINGTON, D. 0.. IM- PSOVED' BY HOUSES NOS. “711, 715, 715 By virtue cf a deed of trast to the andar. signe, dated March 30, A. 0. 1873, and r= corded in Liber No. 883, folios 199’ et 807. yt" cf the land records of the Districtof Columbia, and a dewee of the supreme Oonrt of the said District, ed May 10th, A.D 1879, in Equity Gauss No 0, docket 19,'and upon the writtea réqueat of the party secured in anid trust doo, we wilt expore to pubiic sa'e, infront of the preniises, on MON Day, THE 117u Day cr Ocroner, A. D. 1880, ar 4:30 O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON, all of lot eleveu (1) and the north part of lot faa (10), in square bun bered two hundred and fifty-two (452), the whole deecribed as follows: Beginniag at a point east #ide of 14th street 95 3-12 feet north of the routhwest corner of eaid sqnare, and ranvine thence north on ald street 75 fect: thence emst 104 fret to an alley; thence south 75 fect, and thence weet 1(i4 feet fo the bewinuing, with the improve- ments thereon, consisting of four thres-story and basenient Brick Bwellings. ° ‘Termis of sale: One-third of the purchase moaey in each, and the residue in three equal inatalmouts ataix, twelve and eluhteen months from the day of fale, *yith interest secured to the satisfaction of the Trustees. If terms of sale are not complied with in tive days from day of eale, the property will bo resold at the risk and cost of’ the defaniting pur- cheeer or p rs on five days’ notica in the Evening Star. All conveyancing at purchaser's cont. M. ABHFORD, 503 D st., R. K. ELLIOT, 406 5th st.n.w. sc p22 Staw2wedts UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. RUSTEES’ SALE OF THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING ON THI8D STREET WEST, & PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, AND TWO STORY BRIGK SHOP ON ALLEY, IN KEAR, AT AUOTION, By virtue of 8 deed of trust given to us, Bess | § Trustess. duly recorded in liber No. 933, folio. 06, et seq., one of the land records for the District of Columbia, and by request of the party secured, we will sell at public auction, on SATURDAY, Oc: TOPER 2p, A. D. 1830, aT 5 O'CLOCK P. w., in front of the pretiser, all that piece and parce! of ground lying in the city of Washington, in {he District of Colgubis, and Fnown as the south seventeen (17) feet*front on 3d treet, by the dopth of the lot of 1ot thirty-eisht, (38), in reservation ‘*A," toxather with all and einguar the appurtenances, rights, privilees, improvements and otuec hereditameata to the sante betonwing or ia any'sise appertaining. ‘This property is situated on 3d ateset, batween Pennsylvania avenue and Missouri avenge nortl- Weet, improved by large Brick Dwelling, and Brick hopin rear. Terzs: Ono-third cash; balance in one and two FeaTs, notes to bear seven per cant interest and t be eecured by deed of trust on tho premises. Cou- yesancing and recording at purchaser's cost. ‘Terms to be complied wit in teven days, othor wise the Trnstees reserze the rieht to resell the property atthe riek and cost of defaulting purchaser upon xiving five days’ public notice of such reewio 40 some rewspaver published in Washington, D.0. A t Na JOHN &. VoOaT, HEED Bepl5.co&ds B H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer. °, FONTPONED SALE OF SUPERIOR SUBURBAN PROPERTY AT THE HEAD OF CONNECII- CUT AVENUE NORTHWEST. ee 2 Tost magnificent piece cf eround, fronting S11 70-100 feet on Boundar: trest, at the’ Junction of said street and necticut ave- nue, being Lot C, of the recorded subdivision of *‘Oaklawn,” containing 103,389 64 which was advertised in ‘the Star to be'ewtion SATURDAY, the 22p or May, and again on FRI- DAY, the 28TH ov May, 1880. ‘and. the sale of both days postponed on account of the weather, will be awain offered for sale on the {premiss on WEDNES- DAY, the 2p or eRe 1880, AT 6 O'CLOCK P.M. ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash, and the bsiance in one and two years, with sevan payable semi-annually, secured JOHN E NO! r cent. interesh oe of trust. RIS, Trustee. t2-THE AEOVE 3ALE 13 POSTPO: WEDNESDAY, JUNE STH 180 gone DON, and ce. JOHN E. NORRIS, Trastes. S97 THE ABOVE SALE I! IN WEDNESDAY, JUNE IG, T6h magne hous ee place, JOHN E. NORRIS, Trustee. t?-THE ABOVE SALE 18. - PONED Sntil WEDWREDaY own ibn, Tahoe 4 CLOCK YM, at which time the proper:y w.ll betola. SOHNE. NOMEIS: Teustes S@-THE PUROHASER AT THI having failed to comply. with the bee eee ery Will be resold on I HURSDAY. Bere Bo, Loeb, AT sf O'CLOCK P M., 31 his risk and cost, i 8620-4 JON E. NORRIS, Trustee. (P48. B. WAGGAMAY, Real Estate anct. TRUST? E'S EALE OF UNIMPROVED PRO>ER- TY ON FOURTH STEER, AND L STLEEIS NOATHEAS TD EEN Urder aud by virtus of a deed of trust, rpg Aste of Ort. andl viened oy offer at pubiicsale, in W E! : TaMEED rw ae on WEDNESDAY, Bae. 1880 1880 FALL. WOODWARD, LOTHROP & COCHRANE resrectfully call attention to their COMPLETE STOCK OF LINENS AND HOUSEKEEPING GooDs, now ready for IssPECTION and COMPARISON. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN LARGE, HANDSOME, FINE ALL-LINEN HUCKABUCK AND DAMASK TOWELS at 5c. and S73¥e. each. EXTRA VALUE GUARANTEED In BLEACHED DAMASK NAPKINS AND TABLE DAMASKS, y the yard or in double Damask Oloths, all sizes, a UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES. ONE PRICE BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. ‘705 and 700 Market Space. Bepls es BOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY, DRAWINGS EVERY 15 DAYS. ONLY 25,009 TICKETS ISSUED. Ospital Prize, 200,000 SPANISH DOLLARS. FULL INFORMATION, &c., FURNISHED BY J. DUFF & CO., Bankers, 42 Nassan Street, corner Liberty, New York. fepS-w, 8m OOD SEWING MACHINES OF ANY G KIND RENTED. be REPAIRING OUR SPECIALTY. ‘We have the most complete assortment of SEWING MACHINES in the city, at prices to suit everybody. Call and be convinced, at OPPENHEIMER’s, 528 Vth street n.w., BepS St. Cloud Building. cussrans STATE LOTTERY. TAKE NOTICE! This te the only Lottery ever voted on by the ple of a State, anit wiuter a late decision of the U.S. Supreme Court at Washington, is the only Legal Lottery now in the Uni States, all other ‘ers having been repealed or having no existence. A Splendid Opportunity to Win a Fortune, TENTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION, OLASS K, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1880—125TH MoxTHLY DRawina. Loutsiana State Lottery Company. This institution was regulart incorporated by the Legislature of the State for Kdueational and Char- yable purposes in 168 for the Term of Twen- ty-five Years, to which contract the inviolable faith of the state is pledged which pledge has beer renewed by anoverwhelining popular vote, secur- ing its franchise in the new constitution adopted December 24, A. D. 1879, with a capital of 81, 000,- 000, to which it has since added a reserve fund of over $350, 000. ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBU- ‘TION will take place monthly on the second Tues- Tt never scales or rostpones. Look at the following Distribution: CAPITAL PRIZE, 830,000. 100,000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EAH. HALF-TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR. LIST OF PRIZES. 1 Capital Prize. $30,000 1 Capital Prize. 1 Capital Prize.. 000 5,000 20 Prizes of 608. +++ 10,000 100 Prizes of 100. + 16,000 200 Prizes 50. > 18:00 500 Prizes of 20. = 10,000 1000 Prizes of 10. 10! "APPROXIMATION PRIZES, 9 Approximation Prizes of &300.. = 2,700 9 Approximation Prizes of . 1,300 9 Approximation Prizes of 100. 900 165i Prizes, $110,400 Responsible correspondi: ited at all pointente whom liberal compensation will be paid. Write, clearly stating fuil address, for further iplormatlon, of ‘sand orders by, axpross oF in x oF Mon r . dressed only to M. A. DAUPHIN, New Orleans, La., Or same person at No. 319 Broadway, New York. J. P. HORBACH, 605 14th st, n,w., Washington, D C. All our Grand Eztraordinary Drawings are under te muperre nd ement of GENERALS Ga. T. BEAUREGARD and SUBAL A. EABLY. sopl5-wkelw JECUBE YOUR VALUABLES! NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. 15th Street and New York Avenue. EB and Damp Proof Vaults from 85 toutoa vert, Government bouds on deposit for 1 per #1,000. Also, receives Silverware in Tronks fone erate rates Board of man gors— Win. Stick Po guy den secretary. A. L. Sturtevant, treasurer? Heury A. Willard, John Oaesela, Thos. Evans. sel7 IME AND CEMENT. y D CEMENT, BAYLOR'S PORTLAND CE? ic ROOELAND (MAINE) LIME ne postin ' Axa, CHURCH, SCHOOL AND OFFICE FUBNITUBE. iw SDAY.... September 22, L880. Sleeping-Rooms, Do not neglect ventilating your bedrooms when the weather becomes cold. In the mora- ing hoist the windows, take off the bedclothes, sbake and stir the teks, turn the upper one over the fect roll. This will prevent the im- pure odors penetrating farther, and the: will escape faster wlile the bed fs warm, and rou i not have to wait for the beds to alr when you are ready to make them. In hot weather we sleep with all the windows Cpen, but do not allow the wind to blow direct- ly upon us, Tn the coldest nigbts of winter we only leave the doors open connecting with ciher rocms On no account sieep in tight ToomsS without at least a crack to admit of pure air, Plenty of fresh air gives health, strength and elasticity to the lungs and body. Keep the pores of the skin open, to let_ im- purities pass out freely, by washing the body once a Week in Winter and oftener in summer. Have the room warm, bathe quickly, and wipe dry, and you wil not feel chilly if ithas deca done properly. If all the clothing worn by day Were aired while we sleep in other garments, much health and comfort would be added to Ife. One-third of our lives are spent in our sleeping-rooms. Do be particular about them. Let them by large, dry and pleasant.—Gernurn- town Telegraph. A Pilot's Ghasuly Discovery. AN OVERTURNED SCHOONER CONTAINING DECOM- POSED HUMAN BODIES ENCOUNTERED IN MID GCEAN. ‘The pilot boat Pet (No. 9), which arrived last night in the lower bay from a cruise, reports shat on the i9th fast., In latitude 41 deg. 39 min. north and longitude 64 deg. 39 min. west, she fell In with a vessel bottom up, On approach- ing tbe overturned craft ste lowered a boat, Which went alongside. Her crew dtscovered that she was the schooner Gladiator, and a3 she was In the track of vessels bound to this port it was thought advisable to cui a hole in her side so as to sink her. Th necessary implements were accordiagly far nished to the boat's crew and the work was atout to be commenced, but a terrible stench was encountered from below, which compelled them to desist. As the boat was moved round the vessel aman was discovered with Tope round his heck hanging from the bowsprit. ie was bloated with water and his features were decomposed. The efluvinm from the sunken Schooner was so noisome and overpowering Ubat the conclusion was come to that the crew Of the vessel were lying dead in her cabin. It Is thought probable that she Is the British Schooner Gladiator, which satied from Barnados for Yarmouth, N. S., some time ago. She 1s no 1 reported by the pilot boat No. 1, a3 betog Seen tn about € position On the 17th inst.—N. ¥. Herald THE BURIAL OF OLE BULL took place August 24, trom bis residence on Lyroen, the “Isle of Light,” a rock in tie inlet Of the Bergentjord. rising a huncred feet above the sea, and cov- «red with dense woods of spruce, fr, and birch. Early In the morning the comin was brought down from the house. on board the steamer Kong Sverre, and when the Kong Sverre turned round the southern potnt of the ‘island it was eae by fourteen other steamers, falling [a ive behind it. Thus the procession moved toward the city of Bergen, at the head of the 1jord, saluted from the fortress and the men-of- War tn the harbor. From the wi:att to the cem- etery the coffin was carried through streets decorated with wreaths and flacs and thronged by people clad in mourning. The crown of gold w the c Francisco presented to Ole Bull ten years ago was carried behind the coftin by bis most celebrated pupil, the com- poser, Edward Grieg; his many decorations by hs old trend, the famous physician, Dr. Dantel- fen, Al the grave, the poet, Bjorastjern Bjorn- sob. spoke, and In the whole country there was hardly a village in which the day was not sclemnized in some way. For Ole Bull was something more than a virtuoso. He was a character {a the history of Norway, a power in the national ilie of the country. When he first appeared on the stage all Europe was ringing with the pratse of Paganin Nevertheless, after the layse of a few years, Ole Ball was generally acknowledged the greatest violinist ever heard. Not only bistechnical skill seemed @ marvel to people of that time but he brought along with him a new melody which touched everybody’s heart, a new impression which ternpted every body’s curiosity, and when he was asked, “what do you mean with this sweet little air working itself out of ail this distarmontous confusion?” he would answer: It is my coun- try I paint; it Is Norway,” and the explanation eYew as eloquent on his lips as on the strings of his violin. What Franklin was to Amer- ica—the first who told the world that this country grows its own characters asit grows lis own fron'and its own grapes; such Ole Bull was to Norway—the first who showed the world that this young people, which only in 1S41 took its place among independent nations, had a heart of itsown and a mind of itsown. Pa- triotism was his great passion. All the honors he earned in the world he sent consclentiousiy home. He forgave people when they sald that he could not play the violin, but he never for- faye them when they doubted that Norway ad the stuff within herself to become a great country. His patriotism was fanatic, and fanaticism offen gave rise to very queer freaks. But bis countrymen who reaped the benefits of allhe did and all ne said, understood him, and the country in mourning at his burial is a sim- oor uatural expression of gratitude.—y. » Times, _TWO OF THE OHIO STRIEING MINERS No trouble occurred at Corning, Ohio, Gay; but a party of miners cameto Mine No. 3 and asked permission to search the woods for a dead man, who, they alleged, had been killed Guring the charge of Sunday. Permission b: alag ven they soon discovered the body of Thos. McMahcn. of Nelsonville, who had been shot throrgh the abdomen, Another miner, wounded on Suucay, is fatally injured. The eight other wounded men will all recover. Goyernor Fo3- ter declines to take part in the campaign at eae believing that his place is at the capl- ‘al While matters are 60 uncertain in the min- ing region, ‘THE JEFFERSON (Ga.) Nees says that it 1s cus- tomary In Harmony Grove to blow a horn when- ever a Condidate comes to town. AS soon as the sound of the horn is heard, the “boys” gather together and the candidate has to “set "em up” all around. A GEoRGIA paper wishes that young men could pick cotton as fast as they taik politics. Talking polities in the south, by the way, must be a monotonous proceeding, considering that nearly all of it 1s of the same kind.—. Y. Her- ald. KILLED THIEVES NAILED UP IN A Car.—When the 10 o'clock incoming train of the Hudson river rall- read stopped at Tarrytown yesterday morning, the conductor, John Burke, discovered that the hasp op the door of one car was broken. He called a brakeman, and, on examination, found several other cars broken open. Siding back ‘the door of the last car, Which contained pota- oes, he saw three heads, He closed the door quickly, and, sending for a hammer and nails, palled it up securely. The train then proceeded to this city and at Sist ftreet it stopped and was boarded by Policemen Tennis and Tracy. They were in- formed by the conductor that three burglars WOOD MANTELS AND TILING of every de- : were nailed up in One of the cars. At the depot scription 4 epecialty. iL. E. GANNON, Bullding, GusurEr DAMAGED SEWER PIPE. A LARGE LOT FOR SALE VERY LOW. ‘We are also offering LowEs THAN EVER TERRA CQTTA WINDOW OAPS, OHIMNEY TOPS, STOVE CROCKS axp GARDEN VASES, of our OwN MANUFACTURE. POTOMAC TERRA COTTA C0., 401 New Jersey Avenue, ang23 Naan B. & O. Deror. ug Nas B&O. Devoe THE SUPREME OOURT OF THE DISTRIOT r az OF SOOO MBTA- 5 Bcswert. T. GaSe Vs. TRE ADMINISTRATORS 0 ABRAHAM MORBELL, DECEASED, ET AL-— ‘No 7,101 E UTES eon totake an ‘This Been referred PO ane err pe ee amg ret and persons invergeted in the faid nuatieron TUES- Day sctne an Sipe Gee ‘clock Bae 2 LORE AG: PAYNE, Auditor. WE4vE=: HENGLA & 000 MANUFACTURERS OF LAUNDRY SOAPS. EVERY BAR AND OAEE OF OUS GOODS ARE BRANDED WITH OUE NAME, AND ABE WaR- RANTED TO BE MADE FROM PUBE REFINED TALLOW AND VEGETABLE OILS, AND TO BE FREE FEOM ALL ADULTERATIONS. ‘in 32d street 1t was found that the prisoners had cut a hole over a foot large in the side of the car with knives, thus hoping to escape. It took the cfticers over an hour to release them from the car, so firmly had it been fastened. A crowd of over a thousand persons followed the trio to the 22d precinct station house. There they de- scribed tbemseives as George Ashiey and Thos, Ashiey, of Greenbush, N. and Joan Burke, of East Albany. ‘I’homas was only thirteen years of age, but the other two were young men. They are suspected of being members of a band of carthieves—¥. ¥. Herald, 201k, ‘THe ENEMIES OF THE CZAR aT WORK IN E! Lanp.—A telegram from London, Sept. 21, says: ‘The dispatch sent yesterday, stating that nibi- Usts were the authors of the dynamite plot to wreck an express train on the London and Northwestern railway, discovered on the 13th inst., has been confirmed. The intention, how- ever, was presumably not to kill the Grand Duke, but to terrify the Czar and show the vi- tality of the revolutionary cause. The nihilists are very stropg in numbers in London. They reside mostly ina Kentish town, wh. .e secret meetings are frequently held. It is sald that at a meting held last night the dynamite plot was fully discussed. soar aes ean eee alist, aj 5 relegraph, “Te exercised by the an- nouncement that two American steamers, laden With graip, have entered the of Revel for the purpose of ging thelr cargoes, cr cumstance hitherto annals of Russian commerce. Tost Russia would never need to import cereals from countries has heretofore been a firmly Ushed article of Ls a faith throughout the Czar’s dominions.—N. ¥. Herald. Terre DeaTHs Ascsisep TO 4 Cat.—Thre> deaths Lom diphtheria have recently occurred in the family of Baldwin Gordon, Ii pnd cat wes Five 0'0: ME, of which a ieee aware Waa aet dive | FOR aALa BY als imsT-OLASS GROORES. | Pohsezcel to ys agnor. Guau at tag be Be AT [Atieuatud Jay's rooot dod sabe Ofice and Warerooms, Him adven and the mother dled "he doctors numbered eight hundred and sx, Ciry’ 2SQUare 105 and 107 Water street, believe that the cat was suffering from the dis- ‘Termsot : One-third cash. and the residue . D.o. esse, and that the disease was communicated. Slehtccn: Womthe qaents, Parable six, twelve and | y13-m Georsetowne DO. | y.°¥. Sun, 9000, and to be evidenced by promissory notes of ae. L2ve JOHNSON & CO,, Bankers, ‘that’s the that Judze Scott GF allcarh at the option of purchesce eases ee WASHINGTON, D. C., says su ans oe Ee 3100 will juired iy urchaser is to comply'with terme within eves datas | DEALERS IM UNITED STATES BONDS, Dis- | “SPC | | ot Par. Comvarenien str geal st his goat sad tak. All | @RICT and other INVESTMENT SEOURITIES, | sons, Kansas, has been expelled from the min- tepli-dads THOSE WAGGAMAN, Trustee. | DOMRSTIU and FORRIGN BXCHANGE. mara | Jotry for immioral conduot The Maine Greenbackers. THETK CONVENTION VESTENDA ‘AL TICKET AGREED CPON—A NOLT AND A The Me GREENBACK TICKET NOMINATED. Pome Maine Greenback state committer met {0 mland yesterday morning and clectnd Sant 4, Berry chairman, and Ben). Baaker encretany e convention tO nominate electors met at Congress Hall at 2 o'clock. S “A. iterry cation the convention to order, ana Charles I) White of Gardiner, Was named chairman. Ne act nounced Gen. Garfield. and said an understand, Ing Was extended to divide the electoral Uct and urged that It should be carried out qT Were 43 delegates present, trom D. Hobson, of Wiscasset, present CSION RURC- Matto indorsing the action of the statescomuities ee commending fusion with the dethocrata. J. Te Chase, of Cape Eltzsbeth, amd great exciee Went, protested. Elliott King moved to acy the report and name a joint electoral ticket, Mr. Chase made a motion to amend by nom. inalipg seven straight greenbackers, whic! Was received with applause and hisses, 1 speaker made an appeal for a fair hearing, a ing against fusion. Thousands of ¢reend in the state who voted for the rest of the tieket Bith Plaisted will not vote for fusion electors. He protested aginst the giving away of the future of the greenback party for four Weaver electors: It was the greenback candidate and platform that carried the state. Rev. Aloan Strout, F. M. Pleisted, Elliott King and others advocated fusion, atier which the previous question was carried, and the motion to tuse Was carried, though there was considerable op- Position, Congressman Murch made a brief Speech, He believed every greenbacker kaew his oprosition to fusion in the past. He believed the democratic party was governed by high and patrictic motives, and returned thanks to the supporting him. ‘The question Gartleld or three Hancock and r electors be chosen. He was fre to s erred the latter. Speeches were 9180 de by Solon Chase (acainst fusion). Congress- Ladd and others, afler which the convea- ticn adjourned. THR BOLTERS’ CONVENTION. At the adjournment of the Congress hall con- Vention the straight greenbackers met at the cliy ball, Solon Chase presiding, witn R. M. Springer secretary. A stralyht ticket was nom- inated, % J. J, Turner, ¢ 0. G, Burdin, G Seventy-three del anti-fusion strength ‘ongress hall conven- greenbackers adopted the call Nt of our greenh: c sof Maine, the straight greeubacke led, declare that there 13 reenback party in Mate pledzed to the in- est Of the whole people; that the late fusion and confusion tn this state was due wholly to the exigency of state issues, and that in ra. tonal matters we vote with our brethren else. Where in the union for Weaver and Chambers.” The Maine Election, PLAISTED'S PLURALITY 174, An Assoclated Press dispatch from Portland, Moine, last night, clves the following a 2 much complicated ciection tn Maine: Finding errors in telegraphic returns to tie net. amouat of two-thirds’ of one per cert, coples of oficial returns have been carefully footed and com- pared With footings received from Augusta, An error bas been found of 100 in the fooling of Penobscot county. Seven back towns ar led, and the final result Is Davis 73.640, Plaisted Plalsted’s plurality 174. The tering Were ‘rot on sheets ived here, but the Au- gusta fcoting, 415, 18 probably correct. This Tesult must be ve Rear, although some towns are still not of Jal, and the democratic state committee, although thelr tables are not com- pitte, agree that they will come out very near this.’ Although these tgures are trom official returns, the officlal canvass of them ts pot made until the legislature meets tn January, and only that body takes cognizance of errors'tn thet. ‘The plurailty amendment ts carried vy al majority.” LADD'S MAJORITY CUT DOWN. A Bangor dispatch says: from the 4th congressional except for five smail plantatio! Vote of 27,279, an Inere: r the yore of 1536. Ladd has 14, i adds majcrity $33, aguln: * inajoriiy two years ago. ‘The republican net gain ts about 2,000, Ladd’s vote increased 1,144 and Boutelle’s over that of Isis. 7 The French settlements of Arcostook give over 900 fusion majority. A Boy's Agony. DEATH FROM HYDROPHORIA—PRARPUL SUFPER- ING TO THE Last, Another distressing case of hydrophobia, the third that has occurred in Lancaster, Pa., dur- ing the past even weeks, terminated’ last’ Sat- urday in the death of the victim, little David 7Aegier, Ube six-year oid son of Frank Ziegler, & labering man, residing on Manor street. About the first of last August the litule boy was severely bitten in the lip by a dog belonging to luis father, which was lying upon the porch In front of the bouse, and which the lad playraily struck fn the as he Was passing, The dog bad exhibited no signs of the rables, Although the wou iwasan ugly one, the lip belng 80 sd Uhat ft was necessary for the 3 a tO sew it Up, NO Serious ecpsequences anticipated, aud the injary healed satisfactorily, On Wednesday the voy ccmplained of feeling unwell, and was alternately affected by severe ‘chills and high fever. He was unable to eat, his eyes became greatly dilated, and be strenuously Tetisted taking the uiquid medicine which the Physician prescribed “and which It required some force to administer, the little sufferer stucderiug visibly, and frequently screaming. fiiday afternoon Dr. Foreman, who was the atteraing physician, pronounced the ease to be ene Cf hydrophcbia, and his diagnosis was con- timed by Dr. Aue, who had been called tn A South American vegetable pols ed “‘curare,” claimed to be a Specific remedy for the disease, was administered by means of injection under the skin of the arm, and appeared to produce effect, but the relief was only temporary, for during the night the spasms Increased in iorce and number, and from midnight on till 5 o'clock Saturday morn- ing, When death relieved bim, be was in contin- ucus agony. The sufferer imagined the room to be full of horrid forms, and the most trifling objects assumed shapes ‘that were menacin Dimself and his mother, for whom he appears To manifest Ube utmost solicitude, taploriag her to flee from the danger in which she was p! and shrieking with terror. At one Ume he jumped as high asthe headboard of the bed, aud toward the end It required the united strength of two men to hold the suflenag child on bis couch. THE Horse Distemrge ix Boston.—The horge distemper in this city is spreading among horses in private and boarding stables, not- withstanding the caution exercised by owners and grooms.’ A visit to the Metropolitan horse railroad stable revealed the fact that nearly every antmal is affected by the disease, more or less. At the Tremont crossing stables, out of 318 horses, about 50 are “off thelr feed” and sicker than the rest. At the Lenox street sta- Dies about 25 of the 325 horses are more seriously afilicted and 10 are unable to work. At the Bartlett street stable there are about a dozen antmals unabie to be driven, and at Egleston equare there are about the same number. Qae death at this stable is reported. At the MG Pleasant and Washington street stables but few horses are reported unabie to werk. At the Grove Hall stables of the Highland street railway sbout 50 horses are sick, aud all (abo at 340) are troubled more or jess. "At Hath: coach stable, on Northampton street, about 50 out Of 280 horses are sick, and only about halt a dozen are seriously affected.—Byston Herald, lst. PLOWING Ur a VESSEL wit 4 ToRPEDO.—Rnor- mous crowds of citizens and strangers collected along the water front in Montreal yesterday morhing to witness the blowing, up of a 100-ton vessel Dy torpedoes In the harbor. Every prep- aration had been made to make the exhibition & success, and there was not the least disap- Pointment. At 11 o'clock a preliminary explo- sion took place, which sent up tons of water some.thirty or forty feet. This was no sooner over than the grand shot occurred, blowing tne vessel, With ils crew of dummy 1en-of-war's men, into millions of fragments. When the grand explosion took place a shout of surprise ascended from the vast crowd, which could not have numbered less than 50,000. The assembled throng then slowly dispersed, there being no further experiments. Jas. S Groover, a prominent merchant of Oak Creek, Wis., hanged himselt yesterday. The ers’ international union met Chicago yesterday. ya onsen: 1802 On Banan GCNSELL, wife of W- MSfiilce of funeral hereafter. . GSDALE. At the W. C. A. Home, Septembe: 22, 180) Misp Ley Bmocbaie, sped eel alent *oune from Home Thursday, Septem & ah tit otek. SSS UNDERTAKERS. HAC! with A’ w Seasons, Hoa 3a and 4 te. Frey axee,, Brae eeeY Sa) ays strech southwest 033 B. WRIGHT. UNDERTAKER, eop27-1a 1937 LOW strect y. We