Evening Star Newspaper, October 18, 1880, Page 3

STEAMERS, &c. Deere eee LANDINGS, "TUESDAY, ‘THURSDAY pommel ing; Thorsday and oars a , and mac Oreck Monday soins, Sore ON EE Agent. 5 an F° POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. STEAMER THOMPSON, Capt Jobn RB. Weod, built expressly . fer the Prtomse. Kiver burin Jeaver 6b street wharf every MON DAY, THURSDAY and SATORDAY, at, 7 o'clock ; making the principal landins ‘im the river. Fare'snd freiehts at lowest rates. O. 8. LOVELL, President oct8-30, Tale Pattest. "Trea fens STEAMER AQROWSMITH, hart, foot of Tih etree at T clock, i) eee TUESDAY AND THURSDAY, Forail the POTOMAG RIVER LANDINGS, a8 fay WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. == Fare and Freight at lowest rates. 3y13-1y F. J. STONE, Purser. NO eam 4ND FORTRESS MONBOA area See aeons han ice Norfolk faiteruate faye 4p.m., "sop Dire at Pacha Piser Point, Point Lookout and Fort Mource, Va., going and ee Steam MIEJOHNG TION ana FG 0. shire, 7 . Fier 4", East Ri N.Y. Georwetown at 7 poly, {oR P rs st. Fienets SStateroome, &e HGE n.W., bear Willan ap29 rate +, 20 to oy anced Office, d's Hotel. O. 8 LOVELL, President. RK NORFOLE, PORTSMOUTH, FORTRESS MONKOE AND THE SOUTH EAMER GEORGE L&ARY, Car- bs 1 hohe Mail Joszrn Waite, LEAVES WAsErsator, jORFOLK, From foot of — st. | From capes Beant = A WED-| TURSDA’ ESDAY, at 5:30, and | "B Bene AND SUNDAY. gery SATURDAY. at P. at Piney Point and Pint Lookout Going rnin, ba shoes clase fare, $1: Laripenes GP Sorane ‘Ticketa good until used. “Tickets staterooms for sale StB. W. Reels H. B. Sons, T16. rr D. Polk- store, 632 La. av., next to Post ce; Purcy G. ay 1431 Pena ave. 2. : P. Brown’s, cor. 15th st. and N. ¥. That, weak DODD, Agent D.F. REELING, ageut, sep27-6m Campbell's wharf, Norfolk. NORTH _GEEMAN LLOXD—sreacur ‘Live Between NEw York, HavgE, LONDON, BOUTHAMPION AXD BREMEN: | ‘The steemers of this cmpany will sail every Sat- ‘Urday from Bremen Pier, foot of 3d street, Hoboken. Rates of » assaze:—From New York to Havre, Lon- don, ane and ——— Cae cabin, 8100; steerage, eTretght on : Pasmane apply to 2 Bowling Green, New York. "aut w. for Washirgton. LYDE’S NEW EXPRESS LINE WASHINGTON, ¢ GFORGETOWN ALEXNDRIA AN ‘HILADELP! foot WILLiaM P. CLYDE & 60. YaBouth Wharves, Philadelp tas y FoR fee ta, Gah at wharf ang 1202 ¥ See ashington. o—- Nr LANE E ROUTE. THE CUNARD STEAMS) SHIP COMPANY LIM- Between feb Ie and Li la Call- 4. $100 co cording 19 accommodations. snd 8100 zold, seoor: ievews to Paris, 6.6 nola additional turn pasa on a orable terms. ‘rates. Bigeraze tickets from stown, and all other parteof hb bills of lagen stven for Belfast, Glasgow, ‘Antwerp and — ports on the ie Hayre, snd ad for r Mediterranean wer frat ‘and yassase apply ‘at the Company's ce, cabin to OTIS Washi au27 4 Bowling Green, or steerage and i iS it SLOW k OO. 608 Tih strest * VERNON H. BROWN & OO, N.Y. popes poe Ph tus tnen'§ of this line—**Al Sot; Steer- nt, 27 South are apply to Pennsylvania ‘Agent, pruer New York aust Mescnanre 4ND MINEBY ‘TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. OUTSIDE LINE OF SIEAMERS BETWEER BALTIMORE and NEW YORK. Fe. Bailing days fro Pees ore WEDN: DAY snd SATUBDAY, at at 4p. tn. from foot Whart (pear foot 8. Gay st-> New York—Every WEDNESDAY and BAT- Sear SP ti., from Pier 49, East River, (near it passenger sccommodations. Lowest rates f) < wuaranteed. mp ea and ststercom berth mr Gh tases ae, ‘3c. ver meal Beaton Wass ye ae BU EALTIMORE ten, yeas-ty Pier 49, SAST RI ey. MEDICAL, &c. YONSULT DR. AND MADAME SELDEN, Pro- fecsors of inidwifery= over twenty years snc- cesaful practice; board, nursing and skillfal treat- ment; for ladies only. "No. 10 Barnet street, near ‘Charles, Baltimore, Md. oct6-Im* ‘50 REWARD—If Dr. Brotarns fais to care anycace of Female Weakness, Iri ties ahd Obstructions; thirty years” experience in ‘Washington. Office, 906 B st. 8. w., opposite Smith- sonian. oet8- ae Eee HS OF YOUTH.—REOIPE forthe speedy cure of SEMINAL, WEAKNESS D, aud all diseases brought oa by {D80! CO., sud-coly 78 Naseau st., New York. B. LEON! t jest established and only reli- bic LADIES PHYSICIAN in the city, can be ted daily at 455 Massachusetts svenus, from 2 Gtos. All Female ie Complaints and Irregu- larities quickly cured. tion free. Sepa- Fate rooms for patients. -im TTENTION!—Hishly respectable lady has ntoe- ly farnished ROOMS. with first-class BOARD, iy ladies during iness. address Bo Ms ae DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR Ladies. |All female complaints quickly cured be consulted daily at 1728 7th st on hours trom 1108 p- M333 BLAROUE, OF PsRIS, FEMA TEOH, cures ail complaints, As Laccuthen 622 10th st., between aI ENCH POWDERS—Certain Gravel and all nese, Lnpote Blocd and $ rhe Nervous and Recturnal Einissions: impor or Syphilis, recently contracted, Veakness, Gonorrhast "posi in from 5 "to 10 days. Consultation strictly pri- and separate fo J fori ladies. Refers to the Yeading physicians of Baltimore. Mein office, 15 19. 3. Eutaw st. » Baltimore. Charges moderate. PROFESSIONAL. jASY FRET. &e.—The wise fo; health on daily walks depend, hence Dr. WH. 3 Es- tebliebment. 1416 -» opporite Wilard's Ho- tel, is patronized van thousands of well-known par- hest Medical, Judicial, duaitaries of of this and ie3. Foot ing foreiern countrl Fee $1 per viast.o7 J = aaees A ae Soup Hieeey i Alita Branches. Ofice—717 HST. N.W., opposite “Cal- ‘Eeterdace-<lier. Dr. Dosen and others. suzil Ds 916 Tth ge diigo set. and all operations on the geek, ‘st reasonable prices. ket ‘715 14th st. n.w., bet. DUKE, Dentist, pana B. Estee wtedntifa Hate SiGe AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. ____ AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYs. Cie soe SALE OF VALUABLE Soran iG RTH SIDE OF FIRST STREET, Tows. Dc a ges hear ane Sugron ss meanest aan a 188 2H ae uC. Ter es We at Seve P.M., in front of e premises, at public 12 weatera, sixty- Brel fest bythe fat “Genth of Lot nmbsred undred and Ave (105,) in Boatty aud Hawkius! one audition to Geor 7 ree tae cacti tromine front one pr bydepth of «fourth cash: the balance in three equal instalments, payable in six, twelve and ‘hteen months from day of sale, with interest. for Mideh, notes secured by deed of ‘trust will be re- quircd orall cash, at option of purchaser. A de- posit cf one hur dred dollars on each lot required st Ume of sale. Conveyan is of pr and deeds to be, ad.op reestion ot fala by the oT HOMAR DOWLING. Auct. * octi-d RAILROADS. 1880 eetNE St tyre 5 ‘TO THE NORTH, AND SOUTHWEST, Double track, Steel Malls. SPLENDID, BCENERY) MAGNIFICENT: MQUIPMENT, IN EFFECTS, JULY 26 TRAINS LEAVE W: WASH INGTON, from Depot, ‘corner of Sixth and B streets, as follows: For Ate ee the West, 8:00 a.m., ‘with Sleep- Louisville and Onicsgo: 10:40 a.m. daily, with S'eeping Cars from. Harcisbury te y Gaeers St Louis ani Ohi 30 p. with Palace Car to Pittebut woke 2 Micherten, Buffalo, Nines r aD us, est lo, with core Car to Wipete Ty i Ni i 8.00 a.m. deity except bunday : 9:30 oe oatly. aid with Palace Oars an 30 a.m. 'Y.. ai! throuzh trains connect at ity wii boats of Brooklyn Annex. ding direct transfer to, (Ser Avoid: in, Gouble ferriaze scroes New York For Philadelp elpiia, ae :30 a.m. saat ry OXCO| For, Eatin, ‘ea : tO atk 0 am : ‘ani 1. Bunday, Yims 640, 9:80 And 10:00 Te ope’s Creek Line, 6:40 a m. and 4:40 p.m. ‘Aaiiy, except Hunday. For sparc 6:40 a.m. and 4:40 p.m. daily, ex- ALEXANDRIA, nN Ane FREDERICKSBURG RATL- TON RAIL Os D — For, Alexandri ie a.m, Chie bpm. » Oa Banday at 7, 9 and Hes 3. a ad 8p. noeig ‘and the South, 7 a.m. daily, and iS pins dally. exeot Sunday” leave ‘Alexandra for », 6, 8, 1é 7 and 9-05 p.m, and 12 mid ‘On Bubday at aad 10a.m., 7 and 9:08 m. tihexets, informstion, sleeping and parlor car ac- commodatious can be procured at the offices, north- esst corner of 13th streetand Pennsylvania Bue, northeast corner 6'h and Pennsylvania ay nur, and at the depot, where orders can_ be left f the checking of baggage to destination from hotel and residences. L. TER. General Rasseneor Aged, FRANK THOMSON, General Mi anager. sepl7 AL TIMOBE AND OHIO RAILBOAD. THE GREAT DOUBLE TRAOK. National Houte and Short Line to the mente Torthwest, \ West, d Southwest. To take effect sunday, Ary 1a at 1:80 p.m. = m.. —waltienoe ate City and Way Sta- Hee a.m. —{Baltimore Exp: mn. Baltimore, Annaroue and way. (Pied- iter, Hagerstown, Frede- Baltimore Exprees. Parlor car Philadelphia. pe Bose cee -{On Sunday only—Ba'timore, Annspo- wa 9:10 a.m.—tSt. Louis, Columbus and Pitisbure express,” (Gcnuosts for Hasorstown and # Point 6 of Rocks s for Lier and d tations cast of jedmont, except Sunday.) Pullman in- cinpat! anid Lovisvilie, daily; Grafton to Sandusky daily except Saturday. 1000.8 tm. ~Bultmore xpress. ‘tops at Bladons tone de anancver. 2 ion, Jeseu) ant a 32:10 p m.—-Baitimore, Annapolis, Ellicott City and Was. 1:35 p.m.—tBaltimore oe Laure! Express. 1:40 p.m.—jOn Sunday on'y, Baltimore and Way. 2:30 p.m.—New York, PI lelphia and Boston Express 230 p.m.—Baltimore and Way Stations. sa: clecter, Frodericks Hagerstown and Wad, vis He. 80 p.m.—Baltimors, Bladensburg and Laurel La lerick, via Relay. Stops at Annapolis Point of Rocks, Frederick, Hagers- inebester and Way Stations. On Sunday to to'Peint of hocks and Way Stations only, 4-4 p.m.—tBaltimore, Annapolis and Way Sta- tions. D0 p-m.—tChiesgo and ,Oolumbus Express. Sleepins cars to Chicago dal Sp m.—t Philadelphia and Baltimore Express. Stops at Bladensbure and Laurel Point of Rocks aud Way Stations, 645 p u—t Baltimore and Way B 730 p.m: BALTIMORE AND LAU E88. ¥R) 9:80 p.m.—tSt. Louis, Cincinnati, Chicago Pittsburg Express. — (Pi ctaburg, except Sunday) ) Sleeping cars to St. Louis and Pittsburg. 9:36 p.m.—tBaltimore, Bladensburg and Leurel 5 +NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Bleeping car to, New York, and special eleeping car to etbaly. Sunday only. Other trains daily,excopt Al tains stop st Relay Static for further Information ma arptd a & at the Baltimore and Ohio Ticket Offices, Station, an S85: Od end Gorver Lath and Penusglvania a me. where orders will be taken for beware to be checkedand received st sny point in the city. W. M. OLEMENTS, Master of Transportation. LM. OOLE, General Ticket Agent. GEO. 5. KOUNTZ, General Ager ©. K. LORD, General Passenser Agent. myl7 THE TRADES. Ce ite Lycetr Brypery employs first class Workmen, and turas out superior work. Itis one of theo ‘“olilest establishments in the city. 1012 Pa. aye., 3d floor. ‘octh IBSON BROTHER! Pes ee Book =—_ JOB rerees. Bennsyivar vanis ave., Washington, or Fine & specialty. D* VON MOSCHZISKHEB ‘& year ago opened his offices at 619 10th street northwest. for the special treatment of DEAFNESS, NOISES IN THM HEAD, IM- PAIRED SIGHT, OATARRH, ASTHMA, DISEASES OF THY THROAT, LUNGS, OHEST, ETO. His success has been miost gratifying to to himself and to many of the nnmerous patients who have been under his care, the majority of whom have e 0 from class, SENATORS, RefaeseNTa. Fives, LAWYERS, OLERGYMEN, MRROHANTS, Crrers OF DEPARTMENTS, etc. Without | claims Pe tere mith Goat a specialist 9 ‘bt oF physician in with that ist or physician this city or elsewhere. His was a erent Wat he has resolved to make Site cty is ity, DESPE ZOTAL Among Testimonials of successful treatment - ready published, he would name thos: of SaNatTon VOORHEES, SENATOR INGALLS, HEPRESENTATIVE Laraam, 0. H. Davipoz, Esq., T. SOMERVILLE, Req., FRANK Gi -» besides numerous others. Over one hundred ces to the ver refé is onial ever published which has not besa — VOLUNTARILY at his disposal for ‘that pur- _ CELLULOID TRUSS AND SUPPORTERS, TS, bois BREAKS, NEVER WEARS OUT, A A » be worn while bathing isfornale aes any sud can AS FISHES, 623 7th et. n.w. Mrs. Fisher fe ee Faber votes her attentlon so the wants of C JOLUMBIA POTTERY. 813 Georgia avenue, foot of 3d st. east. ¥ine STONE and EARTHENWARE of every de- soription. Hand and: poplars ‘mschine-made FLOWER POTS ‘GARDEN VASES, DAIRY and 000) UPERGILS, PRESERVE 3 ang eg STNG and ot the lowent prices. Pn? "ithout delay, ECUBE YOUB VALUABLES} NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. Sth Street and New York Avenue, lear ce and masa Fyoot Veults from 98 pers 000. Al Saree Siar roaee :Geo. W. Sleek ——— = LUNG eee Beep ot et ua ster, iaitimors, Ma- Sa A Shines Ait i BD. D. HE Qerroll 19. e i Tee THIS AFTBENOOS. Percy UNCANSON BRON: » Auctions cers, UNCANSON BROS., paint d D streets northwest. TRUSTEES’ SALE or pwettixe | REGULAR sare OF HOU FHOLD FURNITURE AND LOT ON. FIRST. STRMET, BETWESS TSO Pay ESTREETS SOUTHWEST, AT AUC- aniy Yocordcal or Liber Noe "i, fa teeta fh ded in 0. otio one of the land records’ of Washlagtoaat oe rt at Une, WALNUT FRAME, SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO, county, in the District of Columbia, and Sion MADE BY DESSAU & CO, OF Mits Ci MONDAY, ‘ax “iéra bay oF OcTooes, FIFTY TWO IMO, Ar 8 ofeuocK, th trout of the Breit x REL HOt at jleco oF parcel Gf «rowu in eaid Distei q soreesi, qadhncwn Aepartof Lok numbered ose | 4Y* WHERE qQ), ee pumberod eix anndred. and CRE inh abd dexcrited | a8 follows: ning the same point on First street. weet, Gistant ope Raoared snd thirt/-five fest, from the southwest corner of square, INVOICE WAIT WARE, BUCK At auction, at our sale<toum 19rm inst. AT 10 aud Du ‘ou TUESDAY, NC Asaon BROS., Anc's. 3 ssid Lot; th ci UNUANSON BROS., Auctionsers. orn tine ot aid a othe norte ft pe D ‘ti abd D wieets northwest of en! uth was ii = Ware avenue to Point Opprette ie tee boca, | THERAPEUTIO CHEMICAL BATH AT AUC- nitg, 1e, a lin fw. fromm the point of LA q ie ie dra’ becipning eastward parailel with the liae of south ¥ street until it intersects Delaware avenus, such punt of Junction to be the sonth:ast oorner of said ut of Lot one (1,)and thence west to the place ce ace feel) of wh aie may Concern, to pay ex ues, cn. TUESDAY, Qerosen 19re, ar Totreuccs within oor satenrdo at UNGANBON BHO. “Auctionen wicning, together with all and singular, th D purtepancee, Fights, Uriviteges, lutprovemients a and aD atreots northwest. (ced ap er = e same velonging or in | TWRNTY-ONE ROLLS (1 123 Yards) ASSORTED ang wie appertainin; 2 "Perms of aslo; One-third cash; bslance siz, ZAIAEENS TAYESTRY BRUSSELS CA tweive and eighteen mouths, at per cent, motes t3 berecured by deod of trust on premises." Convoy. avcirg and recording at purchaser's cost. A deposit of 876 required ataale. ‘Terms to be comp.ied with in reven days, otherwise the Trust2es resarve the right to resell the property at the risk avd cost of the defaulting purchaser, after giving five days’ mee netice ef such resale in some newspaper ished in Washington, D. 0. DARK BROWN BLOOD: MARE, 8 YEARS OLD, Bos Trasteea. Ye REECILY BUUND, KIND AND GaN hLE: 16818 THOMAB Rit SPKINS, | TPs ILL RUNS ALL HABNSSS; SOL! YOR NO FAULT. in front of our salesroom, AURSDAY. st 12 O'CLOCK. At suction in front of our salesrooms, on TUES Day MURNING, OcToneR 19, at 11 o'ciock, 4 tplendid assortment. ef goods, ‘to which the ata tion of buyers is invited. UNOANSON BROS. Auctionee! ‘d:h And D streets norttfwest. TO-MORROW. UNCANSON BROB., Auctioneers, ‘Sinth and D streets p-w. i ATAUCTION. By virtue of sd. cree of the Supreme Oourt of the District of Columbia, passed 1a equity use No. 6,4, the undersisned ‘Trusteo. iherein will bel at public auction, in front of the or Novas Ms seis MMED ND COST LPWANDS OF Seu TN INR Wil bo eal st auction, within ont sales: premises. on TUKSDA rooms, on TUESDAY MORNING, Octonen A.D. ASS), ard: 30 o%CLOCK P. af., all thet cantata 19TH, AT 1] O'CLOCK. e, parcel or lotof ground, Iying an Pecans ccl6-2t DUNOANSON BRO8., Aucta. ihe cits’ of Wi "ana Secs in the District of Colambia, ———_____________—__— | end known and described on the ground plat or HOMAB DOWLING, Auctioncer. plan of a city a8 part of lot numbered twenty. one, in equate numbered nine huudred and foar (G04), Lowinmng at the line dividing lot numbered twenty-two, one hundred and twenty feet from the corner of G street and 8th street east; ruaning thence north on a line with said $:h sirect forty (40) fect; thence weet seventy (70) fect aud six (6) inches; thence south (11) feat west tO alley aé laid down in the vlan of said square ;thence sonth bounded by said alley to the line of lot num- LARGE CONSIGNMENT. OF, OF OROSKERY AT On TUESDAY MOKNING, Ocronzn 19, 1880, COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK, at my auction roome, (Star Buildiniz,) I shall se! seven casks of assorte ety, ‘he at- tention of the trade is directed to this HOMAS DOWLING, bered twenty-ts 0 (22); thence east along the line of Gest Auetlonedr._ | (ald Jor numbered twenty-two (22) to the place Of RUSTEE'S SALE OF LOTS IN MOUNT | beginning, tozether with the improvements, EASANT. ferms a8 prescribed by decree: One-third of the virtue of a decd of trust, recorded among, 1 land records of the District of Columbise in Liber 944, folio 223, I wili offer for sale, at. auction, on TUESDAY, THe 12TH ov Gcrone, purchase money in cash, and the residue in t canal instalments at one and two years, 8 ear interest and to be secured by a trust on prop- If terms of sale are not complied with 28°0, AE 4-30 O'CLOCK B- M., In fromt of the prom. | In ten days from: sale the Trustee reserves the rixht ges,’ the following lots of ‘eround, in Todd and | to resell the property at the risk and cost of the de: Brown’s subdivision of Mount Pleasant, D ©.,viz.: | faulting purchaser, after giving five days’ notice of Tots 7, 1, 13,21, and the west half of Lot 49, in | such resale in som paper published in Wash- ; Lot’, in Block 8: Lot 3, in Block 9; «in ton, D.C. Conveyancing, Xe , at purchaser’ lock 12; “Lot is, in Block 15; Lote7 aud 11, 'A depesit of one hundted dollars will be re- i Bleek 16; Lot 16, in Block 17, and Lots 6 and 9, | quired at time of sx EPH F. HODGSON, Truste eos One-third of the parca: money cash; Bes 8 Lsth street northwest. ce six and twelve months, with 6 per cent ON BROS. inferet, secured by deed of trust. “Depoekt of 83 on each lot at sale REGINALD FENDALL, Trustos. THOS. J. FISHER & CO., Aucts. octl-d&ds z- THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED until TUESDAY, Qotonen 19TH, 1) d pi: EGINALD FEN TH08. J. FIs &C)., Aucts. — octl2-d&da UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, DUNCA “octl8-m, th, s&s. H. WARNER, Keai Estate Auctioneer. ath STEER SALE OF A TWO STORY, BRICK DW TK STABLE EAR, NO. By virtue ber bth, 1576, duly recorded 1, folio 61, one of the land coate tor the Dis- trict of Columbia, and at the request of the party se- cured thereby, I willsell st public suction, in front of the premi on FRIDAY, THE 20TH A. reer es M.» Sere lowing described real eatate, situated in the of Washington, Bistsiet of Columbia, to wits all Gat re inn ce pare! s proune Eun ae and being in said city of ‘ing known and decribed as belne lot NuniSered thart On TUESDAY AFT 0% AT 5 O'CLOC! ghee : Gecupied by fhe Church of the Ancensane tk Bquare 36, fronting #0 fect on H street and ran- ning back fo an ‘As the Vestey has osdered | £2 (60) in Jno. B. kibbes's recorded subdivision the saleof this kronnd for the purpose of payine of | Ofequare numbered ave Hundred aug seventy -on8 an indebtedness, the sale offers a splendid chance | (571), together with improvement ‘Terme, One-third cash; and the batance in twelve and eihteen months, with interest at seve Percent, and, secured by = deed of trast on the obtain one of the finest Building Sites in our The xbove front will be divided into four eran: On a property, of all cash at option of purchaser. 81 dine genta nates Wy bent deren oe ne eae Gaposit at time of sale, and all cony on nett Dy atcost : mee i < ems. Pomp) sud to be scoured by deed of trust. ‘Title guod or | See Gass the rusian rencrvon Hie right to real Conveyancing, and recording at purcua: : the property at the risk and cost of its defaultiag mer cost. A deposit of $100 required on each parcel piurghaser, after five dave adversisomont, octl8-eokds JAM CROSS, ‘Tructeo. HHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. qypsomas DO «Linky, Taisen PERTS OF BR EWER MATE JOHN Gs COOK, DEC On WEDNESDAY MORNING, 1860, aT 11 o'cLoce, I will eell at the above Brew- ery, being No. 45 N street northwest, the entire contents, wename in part: Vata, Tubs, Pumps, Bott'es and Bottle Boxes, Three Wagona, Harness, &e., &c. Also, the lease-bola with six yoara to rau: ‘The gboye will be offered as a whole, and if not diz posed of in that way, will Le sold in detasl. ‘erms cash, THOMAS DOWLING. cet Ts USTEES’ SALE ee T" DICK DWELLINGS, Nos, 612 AND f STREET PEEING, WASHINGTON, By virtue of a deed of trust dated Decem- RE, HI REQUISITES, & On TH! RSDAY MORNING, Octonyn2isr, 1880. COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK, shail gel: the evtire household effects at residence em No 502 13th street northwest. octl6-dts , between ,E and If streets THOMAS Pe aN: Auct. {Sunday Hera!d. ber 17th, A.D. 1874. and duly raoordet in CREE OF THE SU- | Liber No. 770, 371, one of the land District of Go- records for the District of Golumbia, ‘and a: seed in the Bauity Cause of Ladde the request of the party secured thereby, we wi? 8. Mangum et ), Docket 2 call at at public auction, ia front of the prewiises, on i, on WEDNE! ¥ OF Oc- the Fire (51a) Day or Ooronen, hi Mr Foun o'¢ Locke Min front | A, D- 1880, at 4% O\CLOGE eater all that cotter or sale at public, auction the | piece or paroel Of ground, situdte iu the city ot Tuproved Heal Estate in the city of Wash. | Washiontharsyabact of ccolneia: saa tea ot the District of Columbia, that is to say: 4(2), in rquare numbered eizht hun- part of Lot numbe1 fourteen, (14,) in a) ) Peeinning for 1 same numbered one hundred and forty-two(l42,) | ata point on South t fifty-two (32) feet ined within the following metes and bounds: Bnd one-half (638) inches west fom tho coats: Beginning for the same on Isth street weat at the t corner of said &quare; thence north one fin dred (106) feet and four inches; thence west fifty- two feet six and one-half inches; thence south one hundred (100) feet and four inches to the said “South, B street thence, alous tae line of sald “ alt inches to the ming, together with the improve- er © One third cash; balance in three equal instalments, payabla on six (6,) twalve Q2) and eighteen (18) months, with’ interest at the rate of cizht (8) per cent per annum, sec’ sured AD, 1880 heart corner ef said Jot, and, running thence ith the north line fhereof 131 jfect 3 inches; ce south with the west line of said Lot 21 feet aches ; th Es parallel to the north street aforesaid 21 f sinning. ‘The improv story Brick Dwell ing, Asth street northwest ‘Jerns of sale: i c front, No. 64! ‘One-third of the purchase money in cash, and one-third in one year, and one-t by a dred of trnst on She property 2 sold, or ail cash y of sale, with inte at purchaser's option. of 8100 (or $50 pon on each houge if sold ‘separately, ) will be reqnired the ik et attime of gale. All conveyancip; ie aud record: ive rights aaainerees purchaser's cost. If terms of sale ied Ppre the court. $100 do} posit | with in ten days, the Trustese resorve the rit ‘to subject tot val of bid, End conveyancing an resell the property at ri-k and cost of the default- on fet the cording at purchaser's ing purchaser or purchasers. ROBERT W. Mickuensoy, Trustee, Beene RRAINAED HL, WARNER, } reustses, 7 D street n.w. EDWARD WOLOOTT, eases J.T. COLDWaLL, auct. sep22. eds f2-THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED nati! FAIDAY, Qcronen 1am, 188), si? hour aad ‘lace ‘a EDWARD WOLOOTT, — "5 Trustess. CENCE: SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS, UATED SUME ON NORTH T STRE 3 N FIGHTCENTH SLREET tN NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE. AND OS CORBER CF BE ‘EE EW HAMPSHIRE AV C2-THE ABOVE BALE 13 POSTPONED until ASD NE TUESDAY, OcTOBER 19TH, 1880, eame hour end NORTH TSTRE ET. Place. “ BRAINARD H. WARNER.) peustoos, By virtue of a decree of the Supreme EDWARD WOLGOTT "Trustees. Orrirt of the District of Columbia, passed in octl6-3t Equity eauee Dumber 6,971, (Purdy vs. Young. al.), the undereiga as Trastees, wiloffer fo: 'OLEY, Auctioneer, 811 7th st. n.w. Slesin front of the premises, on TT 21st DAY CF UcTonE! , 1880, aT 4 O'0L001 Lill sel, at public auction. on TUESDAY, these lois of eround, ia the city of Wachingtonsand | ¢ R' 2oTH, COMMENCING mu lescribedaa lots 1, | © asst and continuing feauy day et of Co) bis, known and d Sand 4, in square 176, situated at the corner of | t Tnenectana y ew Hanipahireavenucand'T street | twenty thoussud dollars worth of” fine Whisk northwest. <nd on AY, THE 2d Day or | Bi andy, Wines, Chany OlCLOOK' Pat» lot 14, in | ulko a tine stoc square 15, situated on north T st lath | Fhow Cases, and Counte street and New Hampshire ayenus, in bud city and | last day of sale, at store 928 District. This isa rare chance for dealers and hotet keeps: Terms of sale are 2s follows: On each lot one- Thaye ordere to close out the entire stocg to the fcurth of the purchase money ineash, to be psid | bizhest bidder for cash. pithin five dage alter day of sale of whic Bale positive. burdred dolisrs (#160) ix to be paid as a deposit FOLEY, Auctionceer. at the time of eale, and the balazce of the purchass Remember place of sale, 925 7th sireet northwest. money in three equsl instalmentsin six, twelve mA 15-d eighteen months from dey of sale, fo which the vurchaser or purchasers hall deliver to said Teas. e bie. her or their. promiscory uotes, dated on day of sale, and to bear interest ut six por-ceatuan Ber sunuly, or all eaclt at the "option of the pur- Until the entire stock is soid, over! B H. WARNER, Keal Estate Auctioncer. chaser or purchasers y at FRANK T. BROWSIN ING," ( Trustees. faite 198 zi Monel tes land Scope de far the Dist Cotumbia Law Bail Bui tres trict of Columbia, and by virtue of tae vdscreo of octil.d *H'WAENER, Auct, | the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia tn in equity in case No. 7, a4 H. WABNEB, Real Estate Auctioneer. conan: Harriet B. Bates and others were di TREST E'S SALE OF VAI ‘ALUABLE GROUND ON | by request of the party secured Seer ws will it WORK AVENDE. CUULOH, ONES AY ene Jorn {rent of UoropEn. AD Wi DNEBDAY, THE . W THIRTEENTH AND FOUR! piece Tf STRELTS. ‘all BENE parcel of ground situate in tae city of Washington, By virtue of feed of trust, dated Febru Ard. District of Columbia, and. known e Teco! Lit scribed 28 being lot No. tw (20), in Grant's re 85%, folio i80, of the land seeoeta of Wack corded subdivision of equare (No. saad andro ington ecunt} nity, BS the subscciber will sell to anh a (760) rie aon highest bidder, premises, on WEDNESDAY, may mnente in one and two fears from date of the 277TH Day Y OP OCTOME! 1830, aT 5 O'OLOOK P.M., wytinte a ist pol ana aby he follow! **the hetra of Eta Bee inal 8 Bit sb} ears city of West Washi ston. se ptrict ot Oo" b inthe ct of r ota tires and four, front. BS Gee the prem! seven 8 from, th the date of sale; ieevig' in lg a gl a the Trustees resell the risk of The de defaulting purchaser, on aGvertsement. ine Lire Oi hohe, nore or leas, on ititer ten ayo’ ag SEE Ee UMMER, font ene, Nae by oie al of) octr-akas Walten W SMITHS Trustees. the improvements, &c. oe COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer. fF VALUABLE ERTY. BEING NO-Tét EAST SIDE OF ae STREEL, TWEEN @ virtue cod of dated Suh, aD, isis and duly ro- » party thereby, wo shall sell, mises, at public auction, on ‘erm DAY OF ‘A. LOCK P.M, the fall described a a pea same ine conicet Ped‘ tot and Sanuing hones RESIDENCE, No. 1133 NINTH with said Seventh (7th) street cae ae st, AN ESTATE. ferenty tgs “Ake ace foot, thengo south twenty (2) Fout fest TUESDAY, Ocromma 151680016 fron a | ef coven inches 19 eetpee pacar oes atlaned i, and of bentag Pe ee a eanoe ie tee thi scesl ‘a front of 36 feet oper, of 100 feet, | instsliments, in six and twelve ‘with in- red bya Pe Chloe forest from. day of sale, and yired ‘by Seed af fouse 'TOOms. towel THE EVENING STAR. MONDAY... -.October 1S, 1880. Sporting Notes. LAST DAY OF THE RACES AT THE NATIONAL FAIR—RACE WITH LADY RIDERS. ‘The first race of last Saturday at the fair grounds was reported in Tur Star. The second event Was ai‘, mile dash. New York Weekly, Lucky Hit, Governor Hampton and Revenue started. Hampton and Weekly made a dead heat out of it, with Lucky Hitnext. The purse Was Givided petween the two horses who made adead heat. The race for lady riders was the ad of the day. It was a two-mile dash. Miss da P. Beall, Virginia; Miss Fannie Brawner, of thts ity a and Miss Sarah Harbaugh, of Mary- iiss Beall rode Dolgarian, Miss Brawaer Baltimore, jr.. and Miss Harbauga a livery hack. Miss Beall won withont much of a fight. Miss Harbaugh’s horse could not be made to start unui the two other riders were a quarter ofa mile in the lead. She did not go but a mile. Miss Beall’s me was 3:45. The purse was $500, $300 LO first, $150 to second and $50 to third PIMLICO RACES THIS WEEK. ‘The fal] meeting of the Maryland Joekey Club, Which opens at Pimlico to-morrow, nas every Promise of being one of the most successful yet held. The track 1s in excellent conditioa, the rein ‘of yesterday not having affected it m apy way, and the health of the horses, many or which are fresh from triumphs in the eas’, gocd. The reces begin each day at one p.m. The Tollowing is the programme for each day of the MEL tas 9 First day, Tuesday, October 19.—First race, Merchants’ Stakes, for two-year-olds, %0 added by the citizens of Baltimore. mile iash, Entries inelude Hindoo, Spinaway, Crick- more, Brambaletta, &c. Second race, Dixte Siakes, lwo miles, sixty-three entries, taclud! twke Blackburp, Grenada, Oden, «ec. ace, Uwo mile heats, purse $700, Fourth rac: siecpicchase, ore and a-haif miles. Second Wednesday, October 20.—First race, mile for muicens, purse $200. Second rave, Gash one apa &-quarter miles, for purse of $3) race, Pimlico Stakes, two and nineteen entries, including Parole, Uneas, Mont- tor, Ferida, Checkmate, Telen machus, Gicamore, «ec. Fourth race, mile heats, for three-vear-oids. Third day—Thursday, Boe er, 21.—First race, mile dash, 105 Ibs., purse $ Second race, Vestal Stakes, three-year- old, “nities, one and a- half miles; thirty-six entries, including Glideita, Lavocca, etc. Third race, Central Stakes, two- year olds, one mile; twenty-three entries. Fourth race, compensation mile heats, purse #450, Fifth race, grand steeplechase, two and a-half miles, purse Fourth day—Friday, October 22.—First rage, mile dash, two-year- olds, purse ». Second race, Breckenridge Stakes, two miles; twenty-four nominations, including Luke Blackburn, Glideila, Peraciiffe. Oden, Ellas Lawrence, Grenada, ete. Third race, ee one and a-quarter miles, purse #350. Fourth race, Bowle Stakes, four-mlle heats: probable starters: Gleninore, Ferida, Irish King, Cammte F., &c. THE CLOSING GAME OF THE NATIONALS & VIC ‘The Nationals playea. thelr last game for sea- son last Saturday and topped things off very nicely by beating the Chicagoes in a 5 to 4 game. It was a very exciting contest. Afier Ube game the National nine disbanded. The olrectors Will meet to-night. They will organ- ize another club, retaining some of the old mem- pe It is expected that they will get In the league. WASHINGTON BICYCLISTS IN BALTIMORE. The Columbia and Arlington Bicycie ciubs of this city were in Baltimore last Saturday, and with the Club of that city and a delegation of the ERAT ee club participated ina grand meeting at Druid Hill park. There were in all about 50 bicycles in the park, and for two hours che crowd of several thousand people enjoyed iheir evolutions, races, & A Carroil County ("d.) Tragedy. THE SEDUCER CP MARTHA YICKBT KILIS HER FATHER. A special to the Baltimore American from New Windsor, Md., October 16, says: Miiton Picket, a man 53 years of age, living in Freedom district, in the lower part 6f' Carrol county. on the road leading from the oid Sam’s Creek road to Brandenburg’s mit, was shot on Tuesday morning last by Luther Picket, of the same neighborhood, and died on Thursday night at 9 o'cicck. The verdict of the jury was as follows: “Milton Picket came to his death on theevening of October 14th from a ball fired from a revolver held in the hands of Luther Picket on the morn- ing of October 12th.” The follot facts in Tegard to the tragedy disclose its origin and character: About four years ago Milton Picket, with his family—consisting of his wife, Martha E., bis daughter, about 17 years of age, and a young son—moved to his present place of abode, A short time after this Luther Pieket, who is a second Cousin to the girl Martha, moved into the pe espe and, with the ald of his brother, nas of a farm belonging to his widowed mm mother. die soon commenced paying attention to his cousin Martha, which continued for sev- eral years. Eventually an engagement of mar- rlage was made between them. This was the beginning of the trouble, Under the promise of marriage he accomplished his cousin's rain. Her condition became known, and she, with her par- ents, Wa8 anxious for the marriage to take place, Sut young Picket, offering pretext after pre- ext as a ground Of delay, succeeded ia pos'pon- tng the marriage. About two weexs before her ‘confinement he called to see her, and again re- newed his promise to marry her at once, He hen left her, and Martha never saw him again until the day of the shooting. The child wa; born on the 12th day of April last, just six months bifore the tragedy. During that interval the father and daughter repeatedly sent wo-d to young Picket to return and fulfill his promise to which he paid no attention. At last the girl, frenzied with her grief, determined to fore matters to a crisis. Accordingly, last Tuesday morping, accompanied by her father, she went to a field about two miles distant from her home, where Luther was so’ wheat, and met him close to the fence. ‘The girl had a rather large ized, five-barreled Smith & Wesson revolver. and her father had in his pocket an old revol- ver, which had been loaded, but not disc! ed, tor nearly ayear. As they met the father said: ‘Luther, we have come down to see if you will go with us tothe house. Will you go?” His reply was, “No, I won't; ’ and at once the shooting commenced. After Martha's re- volver had been emptled of Its contents, firedin all directions, she turned to her father,” who had not taken his pcan from his pocket, but who was beating a hasty retreat. During this time Luther Picket was Sani at the retreating man, and as he was scaling the fence the fatal bullet struck him in the back, about three Inches to be right of the spinal minty a little below tae crest Of the illium, passing through the cavity of the abdomen, breaking down the under sur- face of the rghit lobe of the liver and lodging neer the suri about two and a haif inches above the umbilicus The unfortunate man, after receiving the shot, walked some distance to a neighbor's yard and there fell. He was then conveyed to his home andi medical atd hastily Summoned. Dr, L. A, Aldridge probed tor the ball and found it located as Above stated, and atonce removed it. The doctor readered all the ald in his power, but his skill was of no avail. When the doctor told him he could not live, he said, “Well, Luther shot me. I went with my girl to protect her, but_ was sii Ue said futher “thet he never fired at all, aud that Luther had fired the first shot.” This, how- ever, Is denied by the boy who followed the drill, who said the girl Martha fired the first shot. Young Picket and his brother, who witness ?d the shooting, were not present at the prelimiuary ex- aminaticn, as they had gone to Baltimore iu the nee hot knowing that the old man bad died. The general impression among those as Seabed seemed to be that he (yoting Picxet) would not return, but this 1s mere conjecture. ‘Tbe mother of the girl remarked: “If tae men will not protect the women, they must protect themseives.” A SUMMARY OF ForsiGN Eyants.—The Turk- ish commissioners to arrange with the Monte- negrins for the cesston of Dulcigno have arrived on the disputed territory, and it 1s proposed that the surrender be executed under the supervision of the diplomatic agenis accredited to Monte- negro....A rumor is current in Europe that the Austrian Crown Prince has suggested that Rus- sia and Austria unite in a scheme of territorial spoliation, and that Russia should seize Con- staptinople....The Athens dene he threat- eps to proceed to extreme measures if the pow- oe do not soon decide the Greek ce pigs oy ely attended Irish land meetin; nee we been at Longford and Bradford, and Parnell has insisted on keeping up the agitation through- out the winter... ne another Irish landlord has been fired upon. He escaped unhurt, but his driver was Killed.. Bae de Cissey, of the French against whom serious charges were made at the tral of M. Ivan de Woestyne, bas been relieved of his command....Tne Span- ish government has determined to expel eS aniah territory any priests introducing ee Ucs into thelr sermons. ...It is stated tha Garloaldi will not persist tn bis determination S a ey ‘bis seat in the Italian Chamber of jeputies. A Youxe Lavy of Laurinburg, to be wo a youn: Fecently determined to go to China as a misston- ary. The young lady sald she would not with him, aut feally he decided that he wot g0 without her, and told her so. She is now a Taving maniac. Wi to-day 0 4s a laborer, and thirty-five years old, had been 3 laborer ad SE oes a ings ehursday. that he had. been ship by Mr. Hayes charges & man named Wm. Mutphy, of No, 60 Henry street. with knowin aivabout his missing brother nis ab- Benen Fe commerciany 1 Hon. Henry D. Foster died at Saturday night. Mr, Foster terms. A snow ‘The Staunton Vindicator gives th Sccount of a recent case of lynching tn county, Va, heretofore briefly reported: “oo Fries) te "1st instant, George Lowry, a white man employed at the saw mill of McChesney & Ellis, near Sherando, in Augusta county, ook David Thomas, his wife's brovher, aged eiguteen years, over the mountain tnto Nelson county. On Saturday morning they reached the residence of Mr. Kobert Massie, on Tye river, and tying thelr herses in tbe woods. went to the house. ir. Massie and his wife bad gone to Jones- boro’ to chnrch. and their sons were at work {0 &@ field some distance of, leaving alone in the house a daughter about ninetcen years old. Lowry ard Thomas entered, and the latter pre sented a pistol, threatened the girl with death, and went up stairs and ropbed a Dureau of $11.59 Lowry remained down stairs, s-ized the young jady, and choking her, brutally outraged her person. They then left, Thomas dropping some of the silver money at the gate. The young girl blew a horn, and her brothers Soon Teturned to the house, to whom she told the sad story. The neighborhood was tmmed! ately aroused, and an uccurate description of Lowry and Tiiomas given them. In a few hou over a hundred and fifty men were scouring ite country. The two criminals had fled over the Mouniain to their homes near Sherando. On Saturday evening five armed men appeared tn the Village hunting them. They discovered Lowry in the store of Mr. Trevy, near captured him. ‘They would have shot him there ut for the remonstrances of the citizeas. They also captured Thomas, and as they Med off with their prisoners another party of twenty-five armed men came out of the woods and silently fell In behind them. They took Lowry to Miss Massie late that evening, and she fully identited him. The next morning, for fear of any mistake, uney again took him before her in road daylight. She again identified him, but id that the boy had not laid his hands on her, only threatening ber when he came in with a pistol ‘The two prisoners were committed to jell on Sunday night, where, oa Mon- day, Lowry’s wife, who went from Augusta, jotread him. She did not ieave him ‘until Thursday, the 7th instant. About1 o'clock that Light a crowd of about 150 persons assembled eround the fall, and, breaking the doors open, seized Lowry and carried him to an oak tree on Dr. Dillard's farm, about a mile distant, where they bung him. He cried ‘Murder and begged for his Mie from the moment. that he realized whatthe intentions of the mob were uatil he Was swung up tothe tree. A number of the citizens of Lovingston were up and the crowd to desist, but it had no effect on the men, who were silent and determined, not one of them being heard to uttera word. The next morning at 10 o'clock the remains were cut gown and an inquest held, and a verdict ren- dered in accordance with the facts. Lowry was aman about 45 years of age, and leaves a wife and six children. He was an industrious and ble man, but at times was given to drink, and itis sup} that he was drunk at the time he committed the horrible crime for se he so prompuy paid the penalty of nis ne The Bogus Boston Bank. THE “LADIES DEPOSIT CO” AND ITS HEAD. ‘The Springfield, (Mass) A» an says: The ‘Ladies’ deposit compan of Boston which has been run so successfully for two or three years by a woman of a most ill repute, had ts operations closed on Thursday and Fri: Gay by attachments for several thousand dol- jays put upon the elegant furniture and house on Brookline street in behalf of depositors, Yesterday a great crowd of women and men gaibered in front of the bullding to seek en- trance in vain and lament their loss. There 1s no knowing, of course, how extensive the loss may be. Deposits have come from widely*sepa- rated Some all over thecountry; it 1s suspected ‘that ches havebeen established at some points. Some estimate the deposits as high as $1,000,000, and allege that some business men of Boston have been drawn in, although tt 1s be- Meved that most of the depositors live out of the city. The only visible asset is the $41,000 house in which the “bank” fs located, and on which Mrs. Howe has been try! ing in vain for some days to raise $10.000 by mortgage. ‘The sole personage as yet discovered who ts In aby sense responsible for this extraordinary sw Jndte is Mrs. Howe, E. C. or Sarah E., as she variously calls herself, the wife of a house painter, Florimond L- Howe. Her Diograpby 1s bow pretty well known. She is the granddauch- ter of a wealthy Khode Islander, John Barr, long since dead, the fruit of the seduction of nt daughter by aman named Chase. She was a wayward girl, and at an early age was married by an Indian doctor, Dr. Solomon, who 1s still ving at Providence. A marriage between a white and an Indian not being legal in Rhode Island, there was no obstacle to @ dissolution atter several years of unhappiness,during which she had borne sons, Dr. Solomon denounces her as “most dishonest and unscrupulous.” Since him she has bad two husbands and run quite a rig as a fortune teller, and, it is charged, as a Poe for houses of ill-fame. One of her sons at sea after serving a long senteace ta Taunton jail, and it is alleged that her mother Was made insane by her depravity. Sbe is not Prepossessing in appearance, and the mystery, now she could unaided build up such @ contd: ing patronage for her gigantic swindle, still re- mains unexplained. FEMALE OFFICERS OF THE BANK ARRESTED. The Boston poiice on Saturday arrested Julta Gould, who is charged joinUy with Mrs. Howe inthe conspiracy to obtain money wd Talse pretenses from depositors, and both women were — jail. The cashier, Miss Crandall, is in custody, It is stated that when the omtleers called to arrest Mrs. Howe they were informed that she was “not in,” but ined admittance and found Mrs. lowe in fully dressed. Mrs. Howe was very c20l, even when escorted to police heaaquarters. Miss Gould took her own arrest philosophically, and said she was not surprised. A Rvrrian SHoots His Wires Wita Her Bavy In HER AKMS.—A probable suecessfal attempt at murder, accompanied by almost un- paralleled brutality, was mage Saturday mora ing by a young man named William Todd, who deliberately shot his young wife while she held her six-weeks-old infant in her arms. Mrs. Todd was formerly Miss Anole T. Furreil, daughter of a respectable family of South Balti tore, and 1s only 19 years old. She aud ber husband lived over a saloon whlch the latier kept at No. 2 North Front street, adjotning the Merchants’ shot tower, About 3 a.m. the hus- band and wife, who occupied a room on ihe second floor, Were aroused from their sleep by the crying of the child. A trifling dispute arose between the parents as to who should rise and feed the infant, during which Todd indulged in recriminatory remarks, which implied that Mrs, Todd had been upfaithful to her marital vows. ‘This she denied with inaignation, and he leaped up and seized two large Vases from the mantel, flung them at her as she reciluedon the bed with ber chitd by her side. Both missiles struck Mrs. Todd, but did not iailict serious injury. She fled from the room in terror hefere her husband, who afterward quieted Gown. Mrs. Todd then returned to the room, where the couple remained until eight o'clock, when Todd went dowa stairs. Wuen she also descended, Todd continued his tnsalt- ing remarks, and the unfortunate woman an- nounced that she intended to go home to her mother. She pic tention and was leaving the room. nd pleaded pltsously with raband HOEto fire Todd. advanced 1 er her ward her, when as a last resort she raised {ntant in her aris, ho) ited the father would not tire at his cwn chiid, The man deliberately walked up to her and placing the muzzle of his weapon against her abdomen fired. Tn? unfor- tunate victiin sank to the floor, bleeding pro- fusely, and tcadd to the horror of the sttilation her clothing caught nite and blazed up, envei made no effort to res- by fire had not neigobors, wh: by her screams, rasue@ Into tae flames Were extingulshed, the bed, aud Todi com- were alarme house. The young wife assisted to her mitted for a hearing to await the result of his ly act.—Ball. Gazette, to-day. A Daxing RosrEny.—One of the boldest rob- beries pei committed rae town was Hock BE M. P. Burth, of ws marie i Cc, and D Dr a. Ti gton, ere allin aroom Tesrot the Rotelwhen ‘soma tnlet entered apartment, it yong about 3 or4 0% clone in the morning ant picked their pock- ets. Mr. John T. Fletcher his ah, ap old family Unat he would not have parted with at rice, which he prized Lad ‘hy, in money; Mr. Burch had tee watch stolen, valued at $300 and a and Dr. Thayer had about $i0 stolen. npne Tobber was — in his — ig 3 eo Thursday fo the robbery. UICIDE.—A boy blue eyes, near Car.ol- he gave no ailed him. found dead on the levee head and in his Committed sulcide, why MInKDOWE, No ‘to identify him, and he was buried GRN. Graxt axp MaRk Twarx.—Gen. Grant mace & spevch at Hartford, na, Conn. Saturaay, im which be said: So much has beeh said in the three wclcomes T have received Ubat it leaves me inttle to a4 more to disagree with the last. speaker as on Teople Aga : ag ter of the American Gen. @ icrred to remarks of Mark “Twain substautally tothe effect that “republics are uogratetul.”} Contnutng, Gen. Grant sald: “I recogn’ generosity; and what they have given me ie more valved than gold or silver. No aio: the latter could compensate for the courtesy and kind feeling with which I have everywhere ed. I feel you have given tesitmony and for that I thank you one and abt and party then eritered carrl- ages, and were escorted through the city by a Procession composed of 2,000 or more veterans And soldiers from all parts of the state, aud hearly 3,000 members of the republic came paign clubs of Hartford and the surrounding towns. Mr. Samuel |. Clemens (Mark Twaln) made a speech, referring to Gen. Grant's past history in glowing terms, after whic! “You are now ployments are closed agatust you Lame would be used for specul: ed Lo permit That, ard you, never oan. (Lous After a reception Gen. Grant ad ceeded to New York. : private citizen, bat piivate em- d © your purposes, A Free broke out tn one ot Lae cotton sheds of the Commercial Cotton Press and Wharf Com- pany, at Chariestor, SC. werday. Tae Names spread rapidly down ihe wharf, consum- ing UWO large cotton sheds and one brick Wares house, partially stored with corto Tae tre S00n Spread to the cotton on the wharves and thence to the three British iron steamsnips, Borrowdale, Travancore and Bedford, whica were lying at the pier partially loaded with cot- ton. he Borrowdale ts badiy dam: aged. Sue had ou board about 000 bales of cotton. Tas Travancore Be dford ouly slighty damaged. Tick on the Bedford was burned, and fn faljiug struck the third mate on the head, kiting him almost instantly. The estimated loss fs 2 06 Nales of cot ton, valued at $120,000, exclustve of the burned aud damaged cotton On the steamships. ON, Deu AWARE, — Pourtican Rior is Wim During the passage of a ac Ic Wiltuington, Del., Saturday night, 1 was fred upon from a house-top and six persons were serlously wounded—two reported fatally. Tae fire was returned and the buliding torn out, and several of the first ass ded. A BRIDE OF SIXTEEN Snor Deap.—About three months ago Mr. Benjamin Maddox and Miss Mary Dalion, aged respectively 19 and i6, were married at their home in Laurens county. On Thursday the young bride picked up an old pis tol, apd, handing 1 to her husband, asked him to *puil Itdown.” ‘The pisio! was dlscharg: the ball entering her Mrain.—Geo-yia Specun. DIED, CALAHAN. On Monday, € MICHAEL CaLatian, ayed thitt (f MeQuilen County, Gab Funeral will take 1) CASBELL. 10-10 «clock, MARY V beloved wife of A. 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