Evening Star Newspaper, April 14, 1881, Page 3

Sa. = ai . . | AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. | STEAMERS, &c. HOUSEFURNISHINGS FUTURE DAYS. TO-MORROW JRAtwzoaD, Gas aN OTHER STOCKS. | 0 TBANSFOBTATION LINE | QBFBIGEBATORS. FARNER, Real Esta joneer. VMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. On FRIDAY, Arar. 157x, at 120'cLocx xoox, | | STEAMER SUB, Carr. W. 0. Guooxnaan, will ae Noe ee a ~ womiil ell ty our Aneaom ooms— ™: | leave Bephenson'e Wirt, foot a weet RVEET I0E CHESTS, PALE OF VERY VALUABLE AND | WELL-KEPT HOUSEHOLD FURNITORE, FINE #tooks of diferent Ra'lrosis and Gas Compinies. | SUNDAY, at 6 p. m., tor Baltimore and Biver SABLE BUILDING Lor ON THS REFHK.GEKATOK, NEARLY N&W OUUKLING it DUNCANBON B8OS., aucts. | Landings. iL SIDR OF IOWA gthoue NEA | ons ie eg a er ree || All River Freigitt must be prepaid. WATER OOOLERS, ENTH STREET. AN» A x iG | Ly 94 | EREMPTORY SALE OF A SMALL BROAN STEPHENSON & BBO. E ELPS. | 10 o'cL+ Ck, st resifence 429 20th st-est nor-h weal Lb -» Agents, Pub icacetteny on the preatees, gly | Lahail vols very mod coliesion of Howehold | Day, ar i's ‘x viegenue and king, and Seg | 7th st. Wharf, or 2th at. and Pa, ave 108 OREAM FREEZERS, boar pla “nd gee Weehstar de, Dininy-room and Kitchen Furniture, | .>a8 veep used by & prominent physician. | n.w. mardim_ | And full stock of eee Waahincton Tt has a | Dearly new Cooking Stove, Heating Stoves, Nea = | RIVER Lanvine: front of 23% feat. and looks ont upon the | Machine, one Jewett's Urown Kefrigerat r. S| (PHOMAE DOWLING. auotioneer. \ ay, Reeaaiien e HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS, Towa Circle. | It is in a iret-ciaae lovation, and tbe FURNITURE. | Worry wharf, foot of Tth street, vies ar tr tet on te east is about - : Leaps rome Slam renidence. “Title perfect, amt eo Ap attractive sale will be held at my anction rooms | < pa en Gulia” ARTES | A CERTLEWAN'S vale IY ToRNour cow. | SYiURDAY, Arai AG U8, com Mesoine | SATURDAY, MONDAY AND WEDNESDAE J. W. SCHAEFER’S, fice or at the ale. . } L T iy pa Mantelaud Pier Mirrors, Brussels (1 te Sir) Ghia i. H WARNER, Real Extate auct_ | OARIAGE, BUILT By "Wat. WaLaua | Ma Canton Matline, toasier mitu a gonaralP IN | cates oneiaun tid wat eee 1020 Seventh Street, EMIOM LAW AT | Seeortment of Houreho fe. AL-o, the Effects | Garrioman and Leonardtown, sccording HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. | HORSE AAnNEse, WHIPS SEAN SETS Ge | Of'aBestsurant by order of the United Siatos Mar- | *Bedule. ¥. 3. BIUNR, Puree apll Azova New Yous AVENUE. °K RESIDENCE No. 3883 PROSPECT | The above tine turnont will be sold on ana CS Se DDY REFRIGERATORS. SIMEeE ob wakS GAnKEDAND Faep: | SATURDAY, Atay lira eet as JE@8 | purnoven ruorenry, ware cance | FO™NORROME Fomtemoura, | B0P™ ™ repared to furnish all aizes of this REET, s - | o'cLocg, ont of m: Sa, c SHED, ei | ~ PUCK STREETS, 18 GEOHGATOWS.D.O., | positive au the owner intends leaving for Franco. | © GKOUNDS, ATTACHRL, NEAR THE MA- | AND THE SOUTH. Celebrated Hefrinerator: = Ga monnay. Arum, Yes, 196t. ae 6 Dist TWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH S(HEELS THE STEAMER GEORGE LEARY, Shey are strongly Wuilt and handsomely finished. ‘n front of the prea vos, I shall very ble Brick Keritence, btu 88s Prospect street, containing about nine Ro. . oon, with large cellars and modern inprove- lot 70 by iately after will be offered part lot 7: & Hawkins addition to Georgstown, £2) feet by 9 depth of 129 feet, to an alley. For the improved property are $2 000 1a 4, in ‘Serna farts Thee mene in two e: cued by a deed of trast on tue property sold. Terms forthe unimproved p operty is one-half Valance at six qpa twelve months, with notes fecured by a deed of trust on Leon , &C., at Pur ‘each piece of Broper phi CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IM°ROVED REAL ESTATE, SILU ATED UN THE EAST BIDE OF NEW JERSEY AVENOE, BETWEEN BAND C STREETS SOUTHEADT. By Virtus of a decree of the Supreme nxt of the District of Columbia, passed on the 27th day of January, AD. 1531, in tue cause of Theodore A. Keudizet al vs. George But ler et al., No. 7.444, equity, docket 20, I will sell at auctios, in trout o& the premises on DAY oF APRIL, A D. 1881 of lote3 snd’, in square m city, District of Colum- the improvetuents, and described aa fol- lows. Bewinning for ssid pst of lot 3 on the south hine of au alley 25 feet w.de, at a poimft 55 feet € ia- ches from the southesst corner of sad alley, and raph Ly with the -tne of said ailey due weet 25 feet, to the intersection of snozher alley 9 feet wide: the 6 of said [ast mentioned alley due South 18 feet; theace due east 25 feet, and thence due north is feet to the place of beainuing,and be- ginning for sad partof lot ¢ata point on the east Bide of New Jersey avenue 149 feet distant from the between said lots 3 snd 4, and 286 feet the south west corner of sald square, rupning st right augies to said avenue east- Ward y tan alley 9 feet 5 inchas wide, laid out by Danici Carroll in bis subdivision of esid lot 4; 1 With the line of said alley due s_uth until it Wh at rivut anwics to ssid ave- which line intersects said avenne 262 {¢ £ inches from the southwest corver of ssid square; thi ith said line about J21 feet 10 inches west- id thence with the line of ly 24 feat to the place of be- 19 fecton New Jersey avenue paing an ‘Terms af sale h in; bsiaucein two talmenss at one aud two years respect- day of sale, with interest from day of Deferred paymenis to be 5: aA prop. erty Sold as directed by ssid decree. convey- peina and expenses at cost of purchaser A de- of #20o0n dsy ofsate If terms of sale are lied with in ten dys, the property will be ost and risk of defaulting purchaser. JUDSON ¥. CULL, Trastes. LIC SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE LoT TH NORTH ov M. NEAR LIGHTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST. ISS] at HALE-Pa 8, partof Lot B.H. WARNER, Agent. Lett DOWLING, Auctioneer, ThUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY AT MOUNT PLEASANT, DISTRIOT OF GO- LUMBIA. iy virtue of a deed of trust, dated the 34 Gay of February, 1876, and duly recorded in Lher S¢5, folio 481, ous of the land records. for tue District of Columbia, and by direction the party secured thereby, the undersigned trustee nthe premises, ths followins-desor! bed z; All that part and ston sad District s, being part of Ict numbered one (1), humb-red one (1), ia S. P Bgown's sap- { Mt. Pleasant, as recorded in the eur- ceof said District of Uolumbis. peiaz d of the aforeesid Lot No Bese the nort! ons hun et on Fark street, » it Steet, and containing 12,450 equare feet of wroun4. ‘Terms of sale: The amount of indebtednesa, se- eured by this deed of trust unpaid, with the ex- penses of sale in cash, and the balance st six snd @elve months, for which the notes of the purchaser, bearing interest from day of ssic and secured by & deed of trust on the property sold shall be taten Ai conveyshcibg 82, at purchasers cost. | #100 deposit required at the time cfesle. If theterms of sale sre net complied with in ten days from the day of sale, the Trustee reserves the right to resell the property at the risk aud cost of the defaulting uurchaser, after five daye’ publication in Tue vening tar. A. L. STURTEVANT, Trustee This is one of the moet desirable lots in Mt. Pleasant, and if the purchaser desires, money will be loaned to butid on it, and tea years’ credit wiven for such loan. ayll-dk&ds MEDICAL, &. Dee as outest eatabicbed and most reit- ble LADIES’ PHYSIOIAN in the city, ean be consulted daily at 455 Massachusctts avenue from 2to4and Sto8. All Female Complaints and [r- Fecalar ties quickly cured. Prompt treatment. Sep arate rooms for Iadies. mar2-Im NO SURE NO Pax :—To si amictea with —— Cigeases come so and you ry hs Fem Sepeedy cure withont mercury. Dre EXOTRERS, 900 Bet southwest mara-im" (ONSULT DR. ROBERTSON, and Sstarday, st his office, 456 West, near 43 st., from 2 to9 p. m., who, with 16 years" ex, ce, wuarantees @ cure in all diseases of the Urinary Ors: Nervous and Seminal ‘Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Impotency, &o. Gonormhata or Byphilis, recently. cont boai- rely cured in to 10 days. tation Esters so tie ending popu ane of ‘Baltimore. fe P ane more. Main office, 198. Butaw st., Baltimore. Charman Wednesday st. north. Eooderate. OT GS BERAND IE DE. DROTHERS falls to care any case of Femele Weakness, Irregu arities and Obstructions: thirty years” experience in Washizeton. Odllce, 906 B si. southwest. opposite Bmitbeonian. msrls-1m* ANHOOD RESTORED.—A victim of early im- Prudence, causing nervous debilitys premature » etc.. having tried in vain every Known reme- ‘as discovered a simple means cf self-cure, ich he will send free to bis fellow-eufferers. Address REEVES, oct7-2o&K Ohstham st.. N. o. EALTH 18 WEALTH!—DR. E. WEST'S NERVE AND BAIN TREATMENT: A specific for Bi: ‘Dizziness, Convulet Rervous Headache, Mental ey Brea Loss Memory, Spermatorr! Impoteucy, Lavoluntary Emissious, Prematare Uld Ave, caused by on : and death One bor will Dox contains cue month's fresucent. Que deliar a box, or ax boxes for Bye do « Sent by mall prepaid on receipt of ce. We guarantee six boxes to cure auy case. & tb each order received by us for six 2 Saal sScoompanied with five dollars, we will send the purchaser otr written guarantee to return the money if the treatment doses not effect a cure. Gusrentees issued by STOTT & COBUMWEL! Soar bad ma ovate tia De addressed. octlé-s, $2, thak AWD.—To al who are suffering from the — een of ‘weskuces, early decay, gGend & recipe that Coen CO ‘This great remedy waa discovered by # missionary chev. JOSEPH T. INMAN, . York Onty. eed e0d ADAM DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR MW iaties. PRs female complaints quickly cured. Can be consulted dally st 924 7th street north west. Office hours from I to 9 p. m. 8. ‘EM MATOBHCEA, Impotency, Premature De- ‘Enlesions “and ai Vebereal, Discaaes exertion, ‘self-abuse, or over-indulgen leads to’ misery, deca) cure recent cases. THE TRADES. IBxON BROTHERS, LERACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, 8 Fine Printing w epecialty + Pa OK LINDING—The Lycert E: 10} Ee ety. 1013 Pa a» 3a rT GINE OFL! USE. BEST: Eetine Evento Star Os hte tetas used and tested E. H. K Ps ENGINE Gite aid can thoroughly endorse it aa fret class Man ears am 17 Cedar street, New York. ‘ALKER'S, 206 10rm Sager. W 5 26 TARCOAL LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER OARPET LINING nov? GRAVEL ROOFING SUPPLIES. MPOBTED SALAD OIL, for Kitchen use, 82 perqall., 30. Per pin! COMP. LICORICE POWDER, for purifying the Diood and rewulating the system, 250. per box, at 4. M. KEOUZEWSHI'S DEUG STORER, warll 422 Oth st. u.w. on THURSDAY, APRIL 2ist, 1881, aT 5 | el of land ying | 1, and being | red aud twenty-four and one-half (124%) | one hundred (100) fest on | | Tabie and | it. SOUTHEAST VH. Ul LI VALUABLE BUIUD- " j ING LOT ON Tite RORLECS COE DE LOUTH | On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Arar, | A STREET, BETWEEN ee aus qe 5 ROOr oe Tae eels eon s j § Pn N&A ri Pp e an of } STR En GaPLLOLe” IN WASHINGTON | lots Sand 6 in square S78. fronting Waa for on | STATES OaPI10L, CITY. D. C. By virtue of s decree of the Bupreme Court of the Distric. of Combis, pssesd in equity’ cause No 4,894, wherein Samuel C MeDo vel is complaiuant’snd Daniel A Conuolly et al. are defendant, we will offer for ssle at public auction ip front of ‘the premises on TUESDaY, THE 26TH DAY OF APRIL, 1851, AT 5 O'CLOCK P M, that certain parce! of unimproved real estate situate in the city of Waahinwton, in the District aforesaid. known as original lot 7, in square 729, hav ne a front of 4 feet and § inches by a depth of 123 feet 11 inches to an aliey 30 fect wide and beanded on the east by suothsr alley opening on A strest 15 feet wide, toxther with the sppurtensne8 thereto belousing. Terms of sale: One-fourth cash: the residue in three equal instaliusnte at six, twalve aad elzh'cen monthe, bearins interest from the day of sa.e, and to be secured by a deed o” trust on the property. 3100 deposit on acceptance of bid. we URY WHEELER, bo ntreet northwest, JAMES 8 Bose D street north wes DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. ryomas pow.ine, street sonth, with a depth of 104 8-12 feet to 28-foot sley. This property is improved py a comfortable Erick House Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and two years’ notes, to pear interest and to be secured by | eee of trust. A deposit of 810U required at sale. ap8-d&de ONOANSON BROS., Aucts. 82-THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED on ac- count of the rain until SATURDAY AFTERNO JN, me hour and plac apl4-c&ds Speman DOWLING, Auctioneer. LE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY CHANT PLMARANT. WASHINGTON UOUN- Ty. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Oourt of the Districtof CE ae in egnity cause No. 6,292, wherein William 8. ae is comp/ainani and John Eagleston and others de- fendantg, the undersixned, as trustees, will sell at public auction, in front of toe premises, on MON- Day, THE 4TH DAY OF APRIL, 1881, aT 6 O'OLOOK P; MC, al that plece or parcel of wrodnd Iyinne and being in Mt. Pieseant, in the county of Washing- ton snd District of Columbis, and known and de- scribed as follows: Beginning on the lith street road, leading from the city of Washington, at pointed stone, and running thence north 33 de~, \ arastes apl2 dtie Auctioneer TBUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED | frees west 00-160 chaina, trence north Si doxreea BEAL ESTATE ON NORTHEAST, CORNER | Went 3 63-100 chaiuua: thence north 45 west 3 49-100 GEORGE OWED 0. AuLEE * | chains; thence south 934 degrees west 6 33-100 chains: thence ‘south 2035 desrees west 80-100 By virme of a deed of trust to ma, dated hal I Be het chains; and south 85% east 5 70-100 chains on the lth day of November, A. D 1563, 4 fo the beginniny, contalving two acres of land’ to- and recorded in Liber T & R. No. 4, folio. wether w ali the improvements thereon and the 178, of the land records for the District of Colum- | sppurtenances thereto belousins. bia, I will eell_at public auction, tn front of the | “forms of sale are as follows, to wit: Three hun- premises, on TUESDAY, THE 3D pay oF May, A. wD. ISSL” at 5% o'cLoOK P. M.. all that "lot of ground situste in the ci:y of Georce- town. in the District of Columbis described aa follows: B ginning at the intersection of the north line of West street with the east line of Val- ley street, and runping thence eastwardly alone said north line of Weat street forty-eizh: and sixty- five hundredths (48.65-100) feet to esst side of the wall of the awelling house on the lot now de- scribed ; thence northwardiy at right ancles t? sald West street, atid slong the east side of the wall of Suid dwelling house one hundred (100) feet, more or Fes, tothe south bouudaryline of F. W. Hane- winckel; thence westwardly slong said south boundary line to Valley strect, and thence south- wardly alon« the east line of aid Valley street to the beinning, with th= improvements, consisting (fa tree story and mansard roof Briék Dwelling Be. dred dollarscash st the time of sale; one-fourth of the purchase money cash on the day o( eale, or within seven days thereafter, and the residue in three equal instalments st six, twalve and eighteen onthe from the day of sale, the purchaser giving his promissory notes for the deferred payments, bearing interest from the day of sale until paid: oF the purchaser may, at Lis election, pay all. cash, Deed to be retained until iast payment 1s made. If the terms of sale be not complied with, the trustees reserve the right to resell the property st the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, affer tea days" notice in a city paper. CAZENOVS G. LEE, 342 D street n.w., WATSON J. NEWTON, 509 7th street, Ro. 156 Lridue st Gtorector fo. 156 Bridge wo, ar23-dts Trustees, mi §@-THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED, in con- sequence of the storm, untii FRIDAY, APRIL StH, Ass], same hour and place. By order of the Tras- tees. apd-d&ds Ce-THE ABOVE SALE IS AGAIN POST- PONED. in consequence of tha rain, w WED- 7 ds rm of sale: Cash: a deposit of $202 required attime of sale. Conveyancing at purchaser's cost. If terms of sale ars not evraplied with in five days, the ‘Irustee re-erves the right to resell at cost and risk of defaulting purchaser. aps-dtds JOSIAH DENT, Trustee. HUMAS DUWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT AND BRICK DWKLLING ! TORE, No. 1522 FOUR’ SIKEET NOXTH WEST, OOKNER SAMSON STREET. By virtue of a deed of trust dated the 15th day of auxus*, A. D. 1870, recorded am ne theland records for Washingt county, D. C., in Liber 621, folio 418, and by the written di- Tection of the present holder of the debt secured thereby. the underaigned will acl, in front of the emises, to the hivhest bidder, on WEDNESDAY, THE 475 Day OF May, A. D. 1881, aT 5 O'OLOcK F. 3., the followius real’ estate in the city of Wash- ington, District of Columbia, viz: Tha south twen- ty-Iwoland a balf feet of lot thirty-three (33), iu Drury’ subdivision of square two hundred and bine (209), according to the plan of said city, fronting twenty-two and one haif fest on Wilt NESDAY. Apsiu ‘37a, same hour aad p order of the Trustees. aps-d& t®” TBE ABOVE SALE IS STILL FURTHER postponed in consequence of bad weather until MONDAY, Apagit 15TH, same hour and place. By order of ‘Trustees. apl4-d&ds BGERING LOTS ON SIXTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN 8 AND T STREETS NORTH WEST, AND ON BLAKE STRSET TWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SIXTAENTH ANDs AND T NTREETS AT AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON Apnit, QTH, aT 5 O'CLOCK, we will sell in front of! protien lots 83 and 34 in Biske& Kelly’s sub-: division of square 191 Hach lot fronts 18"; feet on 16th street by a depth of 100 feet. Fer weet Mn rheine Doe, art yfeet on th | “Immediately after we will sell Jot 73, in same the Tear of suid lot, together with the improve. | ®JUSTe, fronting 17 fect on Blake treet by a depth Cif leer tore pecibes of $2 ‘feet. Sale peremptory, “and terms made The terms, which will be liberal, will bemade known at ssl leponit of #25 on each lot will known at tiie of sale. be required at time of sale. Conveyanciuy and re- T ding at purchaser's cost. scued ANTH. BYDR, Trustee. | “Gria'ct DUNOANSON BROS., Auctioneera. H. WARNER, Beal Estate Auctioneer. — UNCANSON BEOS., Auctioneers, B STEE’S “SALE OF TWO-STORY FRAME D' 9th and D streets northwest. BETWEEN TWE: TY-THIRD AND U ENTY-FOURTH BIREETS NORTHWEST. By virtue of a deed of trust bearing date © 4th of March, 1875, duly recorded in fob one of the land records. for the District of Corambia, T will sell a publ auction, in front of th= preisises, on THURSDAY HOUSE ON L STREET. — T SBTCCK AND FIXTURES OF GROOERY, LIQUOR AND PROVISION STORE, MONROE SIkeET, UNIONTOWN, DC,” AT AUO- ‘ICN ON MONDAY MORNING. APKIL ira, OOMMENOING AT 18 O’ULOCK A. M. In part we name Brooms, Buckets, Ohimneys and Burners. Large Coffee Mill, Counter, Tes THE 2s DAY OF APEIL, 188], aT 50'cLOCK P x., | Caddies Hevea WeKo Oi | tive followivy described Teal estare, sitnaced in the | Goud Crockery. Gines sa azGies_ Canned city of Washington, D.C. towit all that certain | Candies, ¢iL Large New Too Box, Molasses, Vine P parcel of grou jot number Batre ttled Wi Sixteen (16), in square numoered thirty-aght (9), | “Smee es and Bottled Whisky, Bisckberry, Gin, together with bnildties, &2-, thereon ans ‘erm: One-third ese, ad the palance in two aa 5 5 = equal payments, at six and twelvé months, with UOTION SAL7 OF IMPROVED AND UNIM- hotes bearing interest at eix per cent until paid. | “hn wepxpeis - ‘9100 deposit time of wale, aud all conveysncing at cost of purchater. Teras to be oomplied wita in seven days from day of sale; otherwise the Trus- tee reserves the rixht to resell the property atthe cost and risk of the defaulting purchaser, after five days’ advervising apT.eo&ds ROBERT LOG\N, Trus‘es. FTE, FOS & BLOWN, Real Estate Brokers. IBUSTRES' FALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED | ROPERTY NEA IOWA CIRCLE, BEING 0. 1344 VERMONT AVENUS. virtue of a deed of trusi dated March seventh (7th), A D_ 1879, and duly recorded in Liber 210, folio 67 et seg., one of the land recordsfor the District of Columbis, and at the Tequest of the party secured thereby, we will sell at public euction, in, front of the premises, on WEDNESDAY, THe 20TH Day or Apatt, A D. I88l, at 4:30" o'cLocK P.M, the following-de- scribed real estate, situate and’ lying in Wasbin- ton city, Listrict of Columbia, to wit: Let num- AY AFTERNOON, Appr. 1H, AT 4 O'CLOCK, on the premises, vo Sb ! sbali’sell a thres story brick dwelling, "Ne [242 Columbia etre between P aiid Q strocts _ M.,on tha pram- No. 1636 Vermont reeta. Lot No. 25, two-etiry +, betw Q square 277) Lot 2) 59x121 BAME DAY, at 5o'c1, at., on the premises, Joh 1B, square 211, froatin bout 32 feet on south side of Rhody Island avenue, between 14th and 161 streets SAME DAY, a75:30 o’on.00K P. 4., on theprem- jases, Nos. 1214 ine, Iot di, squaro 24, two brick between M and N streets and 12:6 24th stre northwest. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Apntr 2ist, av 4 o'cLocr, on the premises, lots 21 and 22, square £29, each fot 20395, on 6th ‘atre between Land M fcrtheast, improved by a nest 1 dwelliag, No. 1181 5th street northeast, with nice side varden, fruit trees and shrubbery. bered acventy (70), in Vale's recorde4 subdivision | , FAME DAY, at 4:3u0'CLocK, on tha premises of part of siuare numbered two huudred and | {ot 225, equare (76, K street. between North Qapi- forty-two (242), said lot fronting twenty-two pe rests east, improved by a nice thro story brick house, known as No. 5, K street north- east. SAME DAY, a7 6:30 o'otocx, on the premises, Lot No 15, square 822, $7x108 feet on Sth street southeast, between B and @ streets, improved by two frame dwelling, Nos. 523 and 525. ‘Termsof sale: Une-fourth cash; the remainder in six, twelve and eighteen months, with interest, securéd by deed of trust onthe preniises. Csuvey: aucing at the cost of the purckaser THOS J. FISHER & GO., Aucts. apl3-4 1223 F street ‘northwest, JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF DWELLING-HOUSE AND (22) fect” on Vermont avenue, towether with the fia, provements thereon, consisting of = Two-story Basement and Mansard Brick Dwelling. . ‘Terms: One-third of purchase money, with the expenses of fale, in cash, aud the balstico inoue GQ) and two (2) years, for which the notes of the purchaser, with interest at six (@) per cent from fate of sale, and secured by a deed of trast ou the preperty sold, shall be taken. Property will be sold subject to unpaid assessment for special im provement on Vermout avenue. A deposit of two hundred and Afty (#250) dollars will be required at time of sale All conveyancing at purchaser's cost. If terms of sale are not complied with in seven days, the Trustees reserve the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defau.ting C] ” ve y + REMISES No. 611 F STREET, BETWEEN POFChASCr, STEER TO On ee SIXTH AND SEVENTH B{REETS NORTH J.P. COLD WEL Ante Ss eskis | By virtue of a dvedof trurt'tous, recorded in Liber No. 92°, folio 186, of’ the land records of the District of Columbia, we wills will sell at public auction, in front of the premises, on FBIDAY, THE 24D DAY OF APKIL, A. D. 1881, At 5 0'CLOCK P. af, all those parta of lota 17 aud 18; in equare No. 456, in the city of Washington, D.0., bounded as follows: Bexinulng for tue same at & point on the north line of said lot 18, distant 49 feet vest from the nurthesst corner thereof, and ruu- } ing thence sonth 159 feet 13s inches to ‘the pubile alley: thence west 24 feet 45 inches: thence north 159 feet 134 inches to the north line of #a‘d lot. 17, and thence cast 24 feet 454 inches to the place of bs- xinning, together with the improvements thereon, consisting of » four story brick dwelling. ‘Terms of sale: $3,000 in cash, and the balance BL, ©: HOLTZMAN, Heal Estate Auctioneer. ° HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDI LOTS ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR ON THE CIROLE AND ON ON TWENTY: FOURIH STKEKT NORTH WEST. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme met J ca of the District of Columbia, passed in Equit: Cause No 7 661—Mu-phy vs. Murray— shall sell at public auction, infront of the prem ises, on THURSDAY, the 28TH Day ov & iss], at 5o’CLOcK P M., the following num. Lote of Pollock's subdivision of square $8, viz:— Lot 3. frontinw 28 fect 7 inches on the Circlé Lo! Tand 8, each fronting 25 feet on Peanryl ys atone, two, thie, tour and five years, in equal in- deere ea eee with Wepeh Oe Ti Leet oad poate | staimeute, “for which the notes of the purchaser erty betng situated in the city of Washington bearing interest from the day of sale, and secured ee CNN cited : Side’ will bo taken." & depau Cor eased ne re. S 1 : sid, sken. cn OAT TBE GE sale. am Prescribed by the decree, are: | Gnired of the purchaser at the timedf sale. "Terms of sale to be complted within one weex from the dsy of sale. All convevancing at the cost of the purchaser. WM KH. WOODWARD,) rrustoos, apl3dkds_ WM. F. Mat TINGLY,§ i 1j MoU DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON PANNSYLVANIA AVENUE, OP- POSITE THE OLROLE . In pursuance of a decree of the Suprem with interest, deferred payments to be a lion on the property sold, of all cash, at the option of the purchaser "A deposit of #100 on each Lot will be required at the time of sale z NEAL T. MURRAY, Trus'ee, 3 436 street northwest. BR. O HOLTZMAN, Auct , 0th and F sta_dorthwest. ap7-eo&4ba UCTION, BALES OF DESIRABLE 1M- PROVED AND UNIMPROVEO REAL ES- TATE THE IMPROVED PROPERTY BEING | Qourt of the District of Columbia, passed in Eeoe SOUT eter as A public auction, in front of the premises, on WED- NU och ; SEBDAY. APEIL 13, 1881, aT 6 U'OLOOK.P. M, THE COCTHE NST CULREG DE “OLASD | Original Lot No. 10 In square No. 40, eubarviaod Ep i inte lots hu vored. renpactively” 14, 45, 16 and By virtue of a deed of trust dated Nover ber 26th, 1880, recorded in liber 953, folio 77, one of the land records for the District. of Columbia, I will offer for sale at public auction, in front of the reepective pieces of property, in the city of ington. D.C, On MONDAY, Arnrt 18TH, 1881, aT 5 o'cLoce pr. M , Lot 20, in Square 949, Trontine 41 fect 255 inches on 10th street east by a depth of 11 feet 1034 inches, to am alley 30 feet wide, tmproved by two two-story frame dwellings. U1, Ablat © the subdivision will be ‘exhibited at e ‘Terms of sale. prescribed by the decree are: One fourth of the purchase money in cash, and the re- mainder in three equal instaiments, payable in six, twelve and eighteen months after the day of tale, with interes’, and secured by the promissory notes of the purchaser, and a lien upon the prop- erty sold. If the terme of sale shall not becomplied with in seven days from the day of sale the Trus- tee reserves the rigut to resell the property at the after six da} NES. a "20, 1981, at the same | Tifk and coat of the first purchaser, nour, Lots 0 andi, ip Payne and Bendall's,trus CEE pogeertt erga Bar. A depoatt of tees, subdivieiun of Lot 5, in square 945 Lot 3) is | 850 wi eo "4 yt at a 16 unimproved, and basa front of 20 feet on 9:b st purchase. mvevan ng at purcuase! cee east bya deyth of 115 feet 10% inches. Lot 31 = K. BLUIOTT: Trustes, | improved by a two-story Frame Dwelling and has . tout = B feet on DiPatreet east by 116 feet 1035 fuches on O# mth. “on FRIDAY. Avni 23D, B81, at the same hour, part of lot 39, of Samuel Lee's subdivision of s lormer subdivision of original lot 6, in equare 87: contained within the following metes aud bound: $@-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, in consequence of the inclement weatuer, to TUES- DAY, Apuit 1978, same hour and piace By order of the Trustee apls-d&de to wit: ipning forthe sameon Peunsylvauis UBLIO SALE OF 108 ACRES OF LAND IN avenue, a€the southeast if oriziual lot 6, in ALL LOTS, ON THE BLADENSBURG said equare, and running thence borthwestwardly TORMAIK UT ONE MILE FROM THE alopw said avenue 18 (cet: thesce northesstwardly | at right angles to said avenue 80 feet 4'y inches: thence due west toan alley 10 feet wie; theacs along said alley 10 feet 1036 taches: thence parallel | wiih said avenue about feet to the northwest | corner of original lot 5, in said square, and tneace | be and with the east line of oriiual lot 6 to the | place of bexinning, improved by a three-story je ea ‘ermus of sale: e-four cash on the da; ale, oF Within seven days theresfter: the oy Criy. On TUESDAY AFTEBNOON, Apuit 12TH, 4T 3 o’cLOcK, on the emt ary on the Bla- il ee densburg turnpike, a short itauce beyond. Mt_ Olivet Cemetery, we eliall sell Lots No. 2 and 8, in subdivision of ‘‘Greenvale" tract, containing reepect|vely 24 acrea 9 rods and 3 porches, and 24 acres 1 rood and 83 Parone: also, Lot No. 4, in Side Heel arise acres, thew - ‘a fate Sen” Wan. Hickey. 826. OsRRYING THE U. 8. Biljigere ner wha, foot ef 7h Mar, on TURS- DAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURD: $5 p. stopping at PINEY POINT and BDA eet leaves Rorfolk on Wednesdays, Fri- aaye and Sundays, at 4p. First-class fare to Fortress Monroe and Nor- perros Second esas wonecn sees Staterooms 81. Meals 750. ane pt received oe Se P m. fopa = MATING OS WELOH, Agent. NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMEES, The Steamer JANE MOSELEY will resume her MONDAY, the 2ist instant! QFECIAL NOTICE. vine aS foo t of 6th street MO) leaving her wharf, foot o very MON- BAY, WEDNESDAY ang FHIDAY at Go'clech n, to Lookout and bt t Point, Point mohing at Piney te it Tick office, 1416 F street. fen GIBBON shaw, EMO their trips, les al, ‘Pier 41, Kast liver, New York, @ ta. For partioulare sp0iy wo Ase Georgetown, » ALFRED WOOD, Beoretary. YVOracERs TO EUROPE. J. W. BOTELER & SON Are the Agents for the sale of Tickets in this Dis- trict of the INMAN STEAMSHIP CO. Parties pro) ing to visit Ei )bi tnformation by apriying to, sure? oan obtain all api-3m ¥.\W. BOTELER & SON. NQEIH GERMAN “LLOYD_srmxemne LINE ‘Berweex New YORE, HAVam, LONDON, ‘Tho senmuars of iis conan will eall every Sab. sraay from Bremen Pier, footol Sa jotrent Hoboken. assawre:— Frou New favre, Lon fon, Southampton and “first cal 100; ici ctandedtcaere gS: pep tio rtificate 5 fi Fao ened (or Washington. :* ave Sante (QUNARD LINK. LANE ROUTE. THE OUNARD SIBAMBE COMPANY LIM- ITED. Setween New York and Liverpool, Call- ing at Cork Harbor, FROM PIER 40, N-H, ORK. Parthi: .Wed., BoM pide war -Wed., 4 Wed] Ma And every Wednesday from New York. 0, @BUiand s1ub. accordins to accommodations, Licketa to Paris, $16 additional. Retarn tickets on favorable terms. Btoerage at very low rates. Btocrage tloketa from ylverpool and Queenstown, and all other parts of furope, at lowest rates. ‘Through bilis of isden given for Belts Glas- sow, Havre, Antwerp and ores ports: cad Gon- “Wor height aus pans fy at the Company's au apply al sfflos, No.4. Bowling Green, oF both steerase and wabin to OTIS BIGELOW & OO., 606 7th street, Washington, D. 0. janl9 “VERNON H. BROWN & 00., Q. ¥. NEW Yosx-norrenpan. ‘The first-class Bte: Line, ‘AMSTERDAM ae ROTTER DARL S*SOHIEDAM,” “W. A. SOHOLTEN,” “<p. GALAND,"” and *“MAAB," Osrrying the U. 8. Mails to the Netherlands. leave atign Stores, Brooklyn, regularly, on WED- ist Cabin, $60-870. 24 Cabin, $50. Bteeraga, be or Ke for pi re apply - Ge METZEROTT & 00. $25, Pouneylvant % Washington: or F. H. JOHNSON, Avent, National Bsfe Deposit Building, Ni 5 fore Be posit Balding, corner New York ave, pnd RAILROADS. BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. THE MODEL FAST EINE AnD THE ONLY LINE THE EAST axp THA WEST, VIA WASHINGTON DOUBLE TRAOK! JANNEY OOUPLER! STEEL BOBEDULE TO TARE EFEROT SUNDAY, Aran 6:00" Baltimore, Ellicott City and way stati ‘ cot . +6:40—Baitimore Express. ane ea: oat 6:60—Baltimore, Annapolis and way. (Piedmont peaebarey "Winchester, ‘Hawerstown and wy, 8:10 Polat of Rocks and way stations. 0—Baltimore, Philadelphis, New York and Boston Express. Site Seennton “andl Valley ype. Donnests for Hawerstown and at Polu 4 Frederick.) S 2 +9:00—On Sunday only for Baltimore, Annapolis and way. 10:00—Baltimore Express. (Stops at Hyattsvill College, Beltevilie, pre ‘Aunapolls Sanctions, H0ue Widebune, Uhicazo, Oincinnatl nd Bt. oul Express. " P.M. 12:10_ Baltimore, Ellicott City, Annapolis and way :25—On Bundi i {oe Barture omescT Daltimore and way 18:00—Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York Ex- press. 8:80—Baltimore and way stations. Incheater, Frederic, Hawerstown aud way, Srasnerts ¢:30—Baltimore, Hyattaville and Laurel Express. Gceick, Belay. Blopsat Annapolis Junc- -) t4:45—Point of Rocks, Frederick, Hagerstown. ‘Winchester and Way Stations. (On Sunday t Point of Rocks and Way Stations only.) t4.40—Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations. t5:45—Baltimore Express tunsbarg and Way, via Relay. Stops at Hyattsville and Laurel.) 6:05—Point of Bocks and Way Stations. +6 :45—Baltimore and Way Stations. 7:30—Baltimore and Laurel Express. 18 50—Pitteburg, Cincinnati and st. Lonis Express. 9:40—Baltimore, Hyatteville and Laurel Express. Stops on signal or to let off passengers at ap: station between Washington and Annapol Junction. t10.00—Baltimere, Philadelphis, New York and Boston Express. Sleeping Cars to New York. fed ¢Sunday only. Other trains daily, except nday. Al trains from Washington etop at Relay Station For further information apply at the Baltimore ard Ohio ticket offices, Washington Station, and 619 and 1361 Pennsylvania avenue, corner 14th street, where orders will be taken for baggage to be checked and received at any point in the city. Packed with a perfect Non Condactor, have SLATE STONE SHELVES In fact, a PERFECT REFRIGERATOR. M W. BEVESID aE, Late Ween & BeveripcE, No. 1009 Penna. ave: sp8- W4tes FILTERS. of WATER FILTERG KKRY AND HOU! atone NEW EH ING BTUBE. Sole Agent for the District. recatved RNISH- (OREPH RODGERS & SON'S TABLE OUT- a LERY, quality. ALL AT LOWEST PRICES. BILVER-PLATED WARE of the best WILMARTH & EDHMONSTON, marsi QTUDENT’S LAMPS. 109 Market Space. *e4.00 WILL BUY A GENUINE LARGE SIZE NICKEL-PLATED, GERMAN STUDENT LAMP, WITH ALL THE IMPROVEMENTS, axD & GALLON or RYNEAL'S ROYAL SECURITY OIL, BEST AND SAFEST OIL IN USE. All other goods in bis line at the lowest posaible prices. Call and examine. mara BYNEAL’S, 418 7th st. BOOTS AND SHOES. |B ere off my entire BOOTS AND SHOENat cost. Call fore purchasin| at G. GIESLER’S, 1021 7th street n.w. stock of early, be- elsewhere, and Soonre banesina, Fo THE LATEST STYLE IN ~ LADIES FINE SLIPPERS, Call at 717 Market Space. To make room for SPRING GOODS, which are being received daily, we are offering broken lots of WINTER GOODS AT GOST. Ww. H. BIOH, fobs NEW BOOTS AND SHOES AT ACTUAL OPPORTUNITY TO BUY FIRS t- BHOES AT VERY LOW PRIO Commencing toAay I will sel! and medium weight Shoes at PRIME Ladies’ Pebble Goat Button Boots. .eves. Ladies’ Fine Button Boots .. Ladies’ Land.aewed Button Ladies’ Fine Slippers .... Mon's Oalf Congress Gai Men's Calf Congress Gajtel Men's Calf Button Boots.. Men’s Calf Hand-sewd Boots YORK SHOE STORK. 60: Misses and Children's Shoes at coat. and Youths" Shoes st cost. a rice. febla Vi? Market Space. 5 Pennsylvania avenue. OOST—A FINE OLABS ES. all of heavy 00: * 81 sell none but solid shoes. We have but one GEO. MoOARTHY. QuEsning OUT SALE OF ALL WINTER GOODS. Now 18 THE Trme TO Secune YOUR BanGarne mm BOOTS AND SHOES, Yor the next ten Saye I will sell all Stock, ats reduction room for onr Zmmense BPRING STOOK. DON'T FAIL OALL—FIRST *” BEBVED. Sa You oan save donble the money you Winter 20 PER ‘OBN, to make ME FIRST Spend else- where-by accepting of these chances. We mean HUBINESS and will do just what we advertise. CALL BaBLy. : GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION 491 Penna. avenne, BRANOH STORE, HOUSE, 211 and 211 1-2 Penna. avenue S.E., jan33 OAPITOL HILL. PIANOS AND ORGANS. BEAT BAHGAINS IN PIANO! WHICH HAVE BEEN UBED. One Large 4 Knabe Co. very little used...... One Upright Grand Fancy” Wainui Smith Piano. Realy Que Rosewood Uprizht Brown & Bro.- Cne Large Size Chickering Grand Pian One Koeewood Enabe & Co. One 63, Octave Ste Que 4 Octave Mason For sale upon easy terms at the ware Round Corner Rosewood, ( it Case W. G. METZEROTT « CO., Sole agents of STEINWAY & SONS apl2-3t PIANOS. FE EsAMP PIANOS, THE ONLY TRULY must 7 n INSTRUMENT ‘That is cold at reasonable fiures in the city. BHONINGER ORGANS, Ont-selling all other makes and takit the lead everywhere for richness of finish and quality of tone. Call and examine the NEW OYMBELLA ORGAN, containing s beantifnl set of exquisitely toned Chime of Bells, which give to these instrument sn orchestral effect unequaled by any other organ in the market. SIDNEY T. HIMMO, 433 7th street northwest. mar23 H*“"73, DAVIS & 00'S. UPRIGHT GRAND PIANOS. “WORLD RENOWNED gAkD UNEQUALED. the ont: sir low-pri e ie eed msde. Hi. LL, 8U) ‘sepi6-00 * “S11 oth st. the Oclebrat aT PIANC UPRIG! rian od Urn le. northwest. pright ('SE STIFF AND THE ERANIOH & BAGH ‘PIANOS At lowest prices and most scoommodating FR terms. G. L. WILD & BBO., 80Lm AGENTS, marl? THE GREAT 881] venneviyAnts Roore 18 8h NORTH, WEST AND west Double Track, Steel Bails. ScENERY, MAGNIEI MENT. SPLEND ITN EEFEOL, Avance Grae 1g TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Depot, ith corner of Sixth aud B streets, as follows: For saben atid the West, 8:00 a.m., daily, wit Sleeping Oars to Pittsburg and Chicago; 10:30 te Giseingi St Lous and Guicago 30 ae incin Lone an 79:90 p.m. Gaily, with Palaoo Oars to Pittabum. EALTIMORE AND POTOMAO RAILROAD. From Canand: Rochester, Buffalo, N: with Farlor Gar to Wattles andthe Nori at Oanan: 8.00 a-m. daily, except Sunday; 9:30 p.m. except Saturday, with Palace Cars to deigua and Wat 8. For Wi ‘Lock Ha: Elmira, at 10: nm. daily, except Sunday. ee st 20 20 For New York and the East, 8:00 a.m., 10:30 a m- 2:00 and 10:00 p.m. On Sunday 2:00 and 10:00 B., United express of Pulman Parlor Oars, For Broo! daily, except Sunday. N.Y. all throngh trains connect at ‘Jersey City with beata of Be fording direct transfer to Fulton street, avold- rooklyn Annex, sf- ing double f re acroas New York city, For, Fmiiadelphia, 8:00 a.m., 10:30 9m, >, 640 and 10: 5 On’ Bunday, and 10:00 p.m. Limited Express, lamore, 6-10. 8°60, 9:80, 10:80 4:20, 4:40, 6:40, 9.80 and 10:00 2:00, 6: 10 Oreck Line, daily, except Sunda; For Annapolis, 6:40 a-n. and 4:40 p.m. daily, ex- Sunday. ALEVANDSTX AND FREDERIK BURG BAIL- WAY, AND ALEXANDKIA AND WASHING- TON BAILBOAD. i ES ai '. f 4 aoe Teen ea bears ‘and 10:00 a.m 1. Bi -m-, and 13:00 midnight. “On Bhd Yo00 a.m: 1-00 and 9. ‘Tiokets and information at corner of 13th street aud Pennsylvania at the depot, where orders can be left f% checking of to L. P. ¥, FRANK THOMSO! HATES! SkaTas' best assortment of SEATES. Sharpening Gkates a specialty. Also, s fine assortment of Fin: : four equal payments at six, twelve, elihitee oyned by she. farming, with | twenty-four montby from the day’ of wale, for | gcitiiand is well adapted for truak farming. wit which the purchaser's pro Rotes are to be | tracta of ten to fifteen acres exch. given. bearipg interest ram the dey of saie at 6 per | “Plata may be seen at our office. - 5 | cntuin per Borum, payable quarter yearly, to be | ‘Terme, One-fourth of the parchase money in | secured by a deed of trust on tne prsperty sold,aud | cash: the remainder in six, twelve, eighteen and Pietra uf leare gorespitey aim | bush, four monte iaoud by Gena of ran le are not complied with w: 3 seven days from the day ofaalc, Lresery thericht | hestibd teres! at aix (6) per cent. Conve a —— > ere beny ea con oee we = THOS. J. FISHER & CO,, Auctioneers, eulting purchaser. wayancing dads ‘1223 ¥ street west. arehasot' cost. "$80 deposit will be reiaired oa |"? are nee lemesinpies a ‘scoeptance of ¢.ch bid. or, LEP }, on acconnt ‘WM. TAYLOR SNYDER, Trustee, rain, till BATUBDAY, Aruty lee, same hour and 482 Loui@ansevenue. plgos, when the.eaie will positively take place. B. H. WABNER, Auctioneer: eokda | Pap) ‘THOS. J. FiBHER &O0., Aucts. OUTLEBY, suitable for Christmas Presents, af ©. Onn Bram, neo O38 7th st. Patent Often, TAROS. ‘743 7th street northwest. Just received. Wm. Shacffer and Grovesteen & Fuller's el it PIANOS. iso on instalments. [dined ‘or caah, also 0} and repairs. BECHKEW’S Piano Wsrerooms, ore No. ‘907 1 street. Meet JOHNSON & CO., Bankers, WASHINGTON, D. 0. DEALEBS IN UNITED STATES BONDS, DIB TRICT and other INVESTMENT SEQURITIBS, DOMESTIO and FOREIGN EXOHANGE. janly ATAKBH, ous vive HEMORBHAGES. LEWIS" 3, SORE EYES AND FEET. WITCH HAZEL AND GLYCERINE Gives immediate relief—Sold by Druggists. a7-im NTON FISOHER’S DRY OLEANING ESTAB- VIShMENT: and DYE WOBERS, No. 906 @ st. ‘the Patent Office. in cleaning fine EVENING mod- mara Thirty years’ experience. Terms REV ANS sECUnE AND BELIABLE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, 16th Street and New York Fire, Burg! a Damy to 860 Yeas, Gqreramant nde ie per 81,000. Also, receives Sil\ for moderate rate. Board of Mt Sa Pa Goa. Sees treasurer; Henry 4. Willard, John GEWiNe MACHINES ave, Proof Vaults from $5 it on cence isnagers: tor Lit William vice preai- Btarte Gaseels, The, mara AS GOOD AS NEW. in 590 ote cloud Bie, Bazar Paper Fashions. spo TENT OFFICE, : Par ice PERKING, Covgserton. 809 L street northwest. Specialty—Patent Patent Office practice. POSITIVE PEOPLE. ‘There is nothing more fatal to the establishment of confidence in others than to witness exhibitions of fickleness on thelr part. A man whose ideas change with the ehapes of the clouds is not the man for decisive action in business or clse- where; and his is the opinion which is tsst sought and first forcotton. And a “As fickle as a changeful dream” is the world’s yerdict of such @ character. But we are to speak of positive people, snd in these para- grapbs we propose to give the opinions of a few such on # subject now exercising the earnest at- tention of the people all over the country. These statements are representative of the thousands we have recsived from gratefal ones everywhere, and are convincing by reason of thelr poritive citation of facts. There'’eno uncertainty in thesound. The true ring is everywhere heard, and falls upon the ear of the sufferer with sesur- ance of positive benefit to any such who may need the services of a rapid and reliable pain-relfever. If therefore you are sick with rheumatiam or other painful malady, and are positively determined to try toget ridof the complaint, let us advise you to procure a bottle of St. Jacobs Oil, the Great German Remedy. properly use it, and become well again. In corroberation of its efficacy the follow. ing condensed opinions quoted by the leading Papers of the country will prove convincing. The Chicago “Evening Journal” says: Leonard Swett, Erq.«the grest lawyer of the Northwest, thus ro- sards the world-renowned remedy: Bt. Jacobs (il seemed to have a peculiarly powerful and pene- trating effect, going at once to the cause of the difficulty and curing it. For general rheum and neuraigic troubles, I believe it will always brivg relief. It is certainly the best remedy I have ever known. ‘The Philadelphia *'Ledver” of | December 20, 1880, mentions among others, the case of chief of Police of that city, Bamuel H. Given, Erq , who says he used St. Jacobs Ol in his family, for various painful ailments, with excel lent results, He has also heard from many who have used it for rheumatism, that it alone of al remedies did them good. The Chicago ** Times says: Everybody on the south side knows J. D. L. Harvey, Esq.. who has been a resident of Obicago for over twenty years. Mr. Harvey expressed himself on the “oil subject” as fol- lows: ‘*I have spent over 82,000 to cure my Wife of rheumatism. Two bottles of St. Jscobs Oil accomplished what all the medical treatment failed to bring about. I regard it greater discovery than electricity." A prominent New York daily thus refers to the case of Mra. Alice May, the authoress, No. 157 South Portlsnd Av- enue, New York city: She bad been suifering for a week with neuralzia in her face. She ap- plied St. Jacobs Oil one night, and in a few min utes after she fell into a sleep, and next morn- ing the pain had entirely fod. The Ohicag> **Inter-Ocean” saya: Capt. Paul Boyton, the world-renowned swimmer, thus speaks of the Old German Remedy: From constant exposure I am ecmewbat subject to rheumatic pains, and noth- ing would ever benefit me untill got hold of this Old German Remedy. I would not attempt a trip without St. Jacobs Oll as I do not see how I could etalon without it. From the Cincianatl “Star” we clip the following: Undoubtedly it is a Temarkable medicine, says Stacey Hill, esq , of the Mt. Auburn Incined Plane Railway, Cincia- nati. Iwas limping about, bardly able to move, with rheumatism in the hip’, or scistics. Heariax of St. Jacobs Ou, I procured s bottle of it, and With the third application was able to go about with perfect ease and comfort. The Albany (N.¥.) “‘Daily Press and Knickerbocker” in a late issue says. We perceive by one of our Massachusetta exchanges that Dr. Lorenzo Waite, of Westfield, aneiinent physician of Berkshire Co., strongiy indorses St. Jacoba Oll. With it he cured a case of sciatica that resisted all rezular professional treat- ment, and that had in fact been abandoned as in- curable. The Indianapolis *‘Aentinel’*in alsteissue observes: Mr. Austin P. White, 335 W. Monroe street, Chicago, informs us: I have had occasion to thoroughly test the qualities of Bt. Jacobs Oil upon myself and my family, and have found it the best and most effective ramody of the kind ever known. The Boston “Globe” says: Chas. 8. Strickland, Eaq., Bailéer, No. 9 Boylston street and 106 Harrison Avenue, of that city, thus speaks: One week ago I was seized with an attack of acute rheumatism of the knee. In ® fex hours the entire knee Joint became swollen to enormous proportions and walking rendered impossible. By chance I learned of Bt Jacobs Oi. I used it, and in a few hours was free from pain in knee, arm and shoulder. The St. Louis ‘*Post-Dispatch” says: At the close of a ccurse of lectures at Burlington lately, Pri feseor ‘Tice was taken suddenly and alarming- ly 21 with Neuralgia of the chest, his pulee failing from 80 to 35, an@ physicians failed to relieve him. Thinking of St, Jacobs Ol, the professor ordered it to be spplied on flannel and was instantaneously relieved ; in one hour the pain was gone, and he left for his home in Bt. Louis. The Philadelphis “*Times" mentions the case of Michsel Beddine, $268. Filth street, that city, who was cured of a most serious and alarming case of inflammstory rheumatism by the use of St. Jacobs Oil, reconi- mended to him by his friend General R. E. Wins- ow. The Byracute (N.¥ ) Courier" in slste issu eays: From a Fali River (Mass ) e quote: Mr. Isssc L. Hart, Superintende: nard Manufacturing Company, No. 3 Ashton street, wives this as hisexperieace: I have used that superior remedy, St. Jacobs Vil, in s severe cae of rheumatism in my arm, and ite effect was wonderful, having banished, after a thorouzh trial, all pain, leaving my arm as well as ever. ‘The Albany (N. ¥.) “Press and Knickerbocker” mentions the following: Ins New York daily we find mentioned the case of Mr. J.hnS. Briczs, a well-snown citizen cf Omahs, Neb., who hsd been terribly afllicted with acute rheumatism in the back, and who was rescued from ita clutches by the use of St. Jacobs Oll, after vainly trying many known means. The Lynchburs (Va ) **News” in one of its recent editions prints the following: Mr. John McGrath, 1236 Christian street, Phila. delphis, Iste business manager Philadelphia “Sunday Mercury,” was cured of severe rheumatism in the ankle by a few applications of 8t. Jacobs Oil,—says one of our Phil- adelphia exchanges. The Kansas City ‘“Times" says ‘The eastern representative of this paper reports that ite book-keeper suffered very severely, and for along time, with rheumstism. He tried St. Jacobs Oil, a single bottls of which entirely cured him. ‘This however, is in strict accord with state- ments from all directions concerning the wonder- fal remedy. The Des Moines (Iowa) ‘‘state Leader” mentions the following: The name of Mr. Jnlius Hoffstadt, one of the largest clothing manufacturers of Madison, Ind., appears in one of qur exchatges of that state, a8 bearing hearty testimony to the wonderful cure by 8t. Jaccbs Oil, of his wife who suffered terribly with rheumatism. Permanent relief fvl- lowed its use. The Kaleigh iN. ©.) “News and Observer” says: in a “recent issue, the Norfolk ‘*Virginisn" mentiors, among other cases, that of a prominent druggist of War- renton, N. C., who, ona business trip to Norfolk, severely injured himeelf by falling ou theice. By advice he used St. Jacobs Oil and with such happy result, thathe wenton his way cured and rejoic- ing. The Boston “Post” ins Isteedition says The Epringfield (Mass.) ‘‘Union,” in a recent issue contained the following from Mr. C. N. Manches- ter, Cutler strect, thatcity:—I have used St Jacobs Oil, and esteem it the best remedy for rheumatism Thave ever tried. It acts like magic, and I cannot overestimate its value, when I pronounce it the greatest rheumstle remedy of the age. The St Louis ‘*Chronicle” ssys-—Some believe that even the form of trial py Jury is not perfectly free from }rejndice. Butin our section, St. Jacobs Oil has been tried by that wreat jury—the public—and been Judged the infallible cure for rheumstism and ali painful diseases. 2he Oleveland (Ohio) **Plain- dealer” concludes an extendededitorial in this wise: All in all, when summed up, it must be plain to every fair-minded man that never in the history of our country has a medical discovery been brouxht before the public and accepted withsuch universal expressions of favor as this great German remedy. ‘The Chicago (Ill.) ‘*Times,” in closing an elabo- rate editorial, wherein were embodied the state- ments of many of the most solid business men and influential citizens of Chicago, ob- Serves in reference to St. Jacobs Oil: ‘*These interviews, as herein reported, should be enough tosatisfy the most skeptical of the wonder- ful, almost miraculous properties contained in these litule bottles * ‘These sentiments are the uni- versal echo of the press of the land, and carry with convincing emphasis indubitable proof of the wonderful efficacy of the grest German Remedy, St. Jacobs Oil; s remedy known universally, used efficaclously and praited unstintedly, as we have seen, because 6f its own peculiar and character- istic pewer over pain. ut MPANWS EXTHACT OF EA: GiNest AND OHEAPEST MEAT FLAVORING STOCK FOB SOUPS, MADE DIBHES AND BAUCKS. S EXTRACT OF SEAT. So enone st 9 boo. for Wich an, Hone should £55 fan Medical Jourus.= as. LIEB! with the fac simile of _—Genuine onl; ¥ carro Miobis's Signature in Biue Ink soroas the *vonsumption in England increased ten-fold in ‘ten years.” LigEre OOMPANY’S EXTBA( or pe tek a THE EVENING STAR. ae A THURSDAY ‘The War Tants. A DESPERATE SKIRMISH. A i cable to the D from Tunis, April il, says: tions have been French consul He uptll ordered by the A band of 500 marauders frontler yesterday and attempted to carry off laid siege lo a Dlock-bouse outposts Keluforcements, The zouaves and chasseura, eendon, attacked the enemy, some catlle. They occupied by French were sent 5, under Gen. Vin Y. Evening Telegram —Hostile demonstra- Made outside the house of the Tefuses to leave bis post oMicial superiors to do 80, crossed the #renol The fighting lasted an hour and a halt, whem the untll over the frontier, iders retreated, keept ‘The Up & gailing fre rench Tost itty. nine men. ‘The loss of the marauders is Delleved to have been considerable, carry off nearly all their Dut they managed te dead and wounded. Hostiliuies Baye Dow commenced tn earnest and the population of Algeria are in a state of great excitement. COUNTERPEITERS SENTENCED. branch of the United 5 at to the criminal es circuit court, yas- terday, Judge Benedict sentenced five of the of counterfettars arrested in Maron last by Sex yy Secret Service Agent Pr: Please d guilty, and ws ummond. Toey had sentenced as follows: Daniel Sullivan, of No +5 Elizabeth street, whe Was a dealer in counter: felt money, to four years’ imprisonment; William Burn’, charged with manufacturing fraudulent silver dollars, to Ove years’ penal servitude; Cui Donald, for a like offence, tnree ye ars’ impria- onment; William Saunders, gullty of mauutac- turing and seliine counterfeit coin, two yearw’ imprisonment: Edward King, for a siotia offence, three years’ Imprisonment. All the prisoners were Committed to the Auburn pent- leplary.—N. ¥. Hera’a, Wi 0h. TuE Boston Herald, ‘ten law of the Senat Luding to the “"unwrit- which forbids new se ators from taking part in the debates, says there is & good deal of humbug tn all t asks why Gen. Hawley, and Conger should sacri term, walling for some old ‘ive them and Senators Frye, Hale e one-sixth of their granny tradition te Permission to speak, and concludes y Intimating that a litte shapping of the musty red-tape bonds wou! ingly im the upper chamber Id help things amaz- SrEakING to John Chamberlain the other day, at whose restaurant, in Washington, Senator Conkling and Vice President Arthur regularly ‘ake their meals, he satd Chat from his under- standing, Conkling was very apxtous to Lake the withess-stan and would make an imp overwheumlpgly lv that lady's favor. in Dehalf of Mrs. 5 pression en Tar modern pronunciation of the word “route” (ov!) caltsed an u in Pittsburg, Pa., to revur to the evidence in a sult by a child in crossing a ‘Uhey misinterpreting the J A TRAIN WRECKED BY telegram from Kedding,Co unsophisticated jury a a verdict conurary for damages received creek On a foot-log, judge's charge. a CLoup Buest.—a lorado, April 11, say A passenger train on Ube Oregon Taliroad, from Sacramento, due last nig dent about’ five miles be called China Gulch. Th ht, met with ah accl- elow here at a place © whole train Went over a trestle, and the engine and cars were totally wrecked. Tne engineer and firemen were kilied, and all tne trat men were more or less hurt. Several passen- gers were in the rear car, bat 1t did ot go off the embankment, and ‘t cause of the accident was hey escaped. The the bursting of @ cloud, which raised the creek so nigh thal tt Weshed out the embankment, A New Yok Derecrive on Sanday night secreted himseif beneath a bed In a room occu- pled by & man whom he suspected of bet concerned in robbing thi e residence of Frank Wolf, in Essex street.@ Henry K. Moses, Heary Schwarz and Charles Col eman Came into the room and were talking about the disposiiton of the goods, when the detictive made ais appear- ance, locked the door and capvured the whole party. He also found the plunder stowed away in tb STABBING AFFRAY IN FRREDEKIC in Freaerick, Md., Sunday An affray night between two young men, Wm. Heard and Joseph Neisou, resulted in the latter being stavoed thirteen limes with a penknife in the neck, back and side, the wounds inflicted belng of a patnful but not necessarily dangerous character, Tue affair grew out of a quarrel about a woman, ADVANCE OF Waces.—at the employers have agreed Cleveland, Ohio, to advance ma- ebinery moulders’ pay 10 per cent, although 15 per cent 1s demanded, The moulders are not Satisfied with 10 per cent advance for machine mouiders, but stand out for 15 per cent al roubd, About 400 moulders are out, and only the Union Foundry ts running, where wages Were advanced 10 per cent ist. Volutarlly on April Exectric Li —The board of aldermen of New York has passed resolutions giving permission to the | nlted States Mum baling Company, of New York, and also the Brush Electric Tilumtnating Company to lay wires, tubes, &c., in the si supplying electrical curre: Ureets of the city for nts for tuminatti purposes. They are to pay one cent per line: foot of the streets occupied by thei to te city. MICHAEL W. drug store at Providence, proba court Tuesday, for puttin: LONERGAN, bly guilty of manslaughter a clerk in a botante R. 1, was adjudged . in @ jusuce'’s i up belladonna for extract of butternut, causing the death of the patient. RAILROAD = CONSOLIDATI Cleveland and Chicago 1 New York, the same of Pe ion. — The Buffalo, Katlway company of nnsylvania, the New York and Chicago Railway company of Onto, the same of Indiana, and are about to consolidate, the same of Illinois, This wiil give a con- Unuous Ine from Butfalo via Erie, Pa, to Cleveland and Fort Wayne, and thence to Chicago, the whole distance to be made without: change of cars. The yame or the new corpora- tion will be the Ne# ¥ Louls Rallroaa compan: $55,000,000, Of WEich $11,000 rk, Shicago and St The capital ts ),000 18 preferred at T Der cet, and the balance common stock. DIED. CLYMER. On the morning of April 14th, 1881, GeonGE CLYMER, medical Jrector Uaited "States Davy, in the seventy seventh year of his age. ‘The funeral wil be from his late residence, om Saturday afternoon at two the family are invited to attend CROSS. On April 13, 1581 o'clock, Frieads of a . after along, painfat ilness, VIRGINIA 3. Younwest daughter ‘of Aloe M. Brinkley and the i even years apd sever days. John F. Cross, agwd A little heart hss ceased to beat That once was filled wit! th love, But strikes its measured notes again In that brizt land above. A mind mature beyond its years Has faded out in time, But lives again bey the stars, In yonder biiseful clime. ‘Those bricht eyes that g) leamea with Joy Will cieam on esrth no more, But open swain in brighter socnes ‘Beyond this earthy shore. ‘That silvery Is now forever go! that eung 60 clear But wakes ayain in clearer strains Around Jehovah's thro: The little one, so fond and good, Has faded from our vie —— Trapsylanted from the earth by dsath ‘To better bloom anew. ‘We mire thee much: a void ts felt Within our ans uished ueart, To heal no more uutil that day We meet no more to part. Belatives and friends of @ Fecifully invited to atteud residence of her stepfather, 103 -M street southeast, on Friday, 1otu, o'clock p.m. FLAHERTY. On Her Panenrs. Fe are most Pe- “che faiieral from. the Wiliam Hi; Brinkley, al 112, 1881, at 10-30 p.m., IMOTHY FLAHERTY, aved sixty-cixht years, after cingeine iliness, Which he bore with christian resignation. A uativeof the couaty of Limerick, TPaheral will take place froz 1th instant, a 230 GES. At West Hix of re 1S 1881, Keer. Wied AN. On April 18, 1581 micuani Bras the two ave. Suneral will take place fro1 corner Third and Boundary morrow, Friday, at 2:30 o'el tives invited to utteud. SKIPWETH On the morning n the residence of bis amex Fiaberty, 432 Firet screct southesst, om o'clock. * Ma., on the morn! prices 1, at 4 o'clock p.m, enty-tirst year of bis ym his late residence, ttrects northeast, to~ jock. Friends and Fola~ of April 12, 1882, 8. Es H. SKIPWRTH, thirty J*Funeral from tie Nineteenti-street Baptist Church April 16, at 3 o'clock p.m SCHNEIDER. On the morning of April 14, 18 ‘Maxx, only child of Barry at. and Elizabeth der ~ Funeral from her parents residence, 905 0 street northwest, Friday, April 45, at 3:30 o'clock p. m. Relatives and friends are resi WIDMEYER. On Tuesda) pm, QBRISTIAN WivMEY! years. Funeral on Friday, April 15, pe-tfully invited. April 12, 4881, at 10 en, axed forty-three at3p.m., from his ad. Beiatii late residence, Beventh-street road. trievds of the attend. ves and family are respectfally invited to UNDERTAKEKS 816 Pa. ave Everything fw Cee SPLNDLER, ONDERTAKER, nls 1233 ch street northwest. ‘OHN RK. WRIGH UNDERTAKER, 1337 10th street a.w. ECKER BROB. Gran: PIANOS have shown t! me 0 %, and Square