Evening Star Newspaper, April 19, 1881, Page 3

STEAMERS, é&c. AUOTION SALES. AUOTION SALES. AUCTION BALKS. AUCTION SALES. = = AND NEW W YORE STEAMEXS. THE STEAMER JANE MOSELEY will Jeave | her wharf, eee of Sixth atree MONDa’ ESDAY and FRID. 3 Viney Point, Poiut Lootout and to Fottress Monroe and Nor, | Fue Puy. Poiggaaa Re Lak ‘ateroome, eal, pegrarning eaves Rovfo TUESDAY, THURS- | and BATU apm Picketa and staterooiue can be secured at eneral | office, 1416 F street northwest. “rman E NEW YORK STEA\ JOHN Gilsus and ©, 0, KaiGuT Their teigas iensing Pier ly East hnver, New York, every SA’ ai CRD A at 4 pm., and Georgetown every FRIDAY, For particalare apply to fam ‘Ge ree! ears ate ee Bec , 1416 F street. mB HICH en UL FSEDEBICKS- 10x8 ON THE RICHMOND, *REDEHIC CRSBURG AND POTY: Com: BRS, 1881, th mencing MO: Pare , the new double-esuine, side-wheel Palace Steamer EXCELSIOR il leave Washington, D. O., from company's wharf, foot of 71m street, ALLY AT 6:00 A. MAND 3:20 P. M.. fer Quantico, connecting with fast trains on the Bichmond, Fr dericksburg and Potomac Hailroad. Persons faking this route have a two hours’ ride on the Potomac and sn elewent daylisht view of Alexandria, Forts Foote and Washingtou, and Mt. Vernon. ‘Tabie and Bar will be first-c! Limited one-day ticket to TRighmon 84.00 Calimited tieke: to Richmond. 5.09 ory chiens TINGLY, Superinsendent. GEORGE MA’ W. P. WELOH, i api8-ly THE STEAMER Gk GzoRGS LEARY, (CannxING Tae U.S. Mat. wharf, footot Seventh street, E Daveard THURSDAYS at 80 p. me SATE DAYS at 6p. m.. stopping at Piney boi af an Point Lookont goihe aud return! wiolt, On WEDNESDAYS. FRIDAYS an leaves Ni SUNDAYS at 4 o'clock p.m, First-class fare to Fortress Monroe and Nor- 32.50 ‘Staterooms @ Meals —— Freight received until Sp Steamer wil extend her trips to Georetown “Gous Wa stopp! ebee st Hartley's Whai . WELCH, Agent. Rom TaNDiNeS ‘The Bteamer ARBOWSMITH leaves Potomac Werry wharf, foot of 7th street, every BATUBDAY, MONDAY AND THURSDAY a7 ocirek nm. for ALL RIVER LANDINGS a8 Schedule Hotarning Beaten Tocmtay fod} Friday. urning days rt Woracens TO EUROPE. J. W. BOTELER & SON ta for the sale of Tickets in this Dis- FUTURE DAYS. CERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD- ie. LOT ON THE NORTH SIDE OF SOUTH éup srnket~ BAST, SEAN THE USiTED Braves. ¢ OaPITOL, 4 WASHINGTON a decree of the Bins prayer at | virtue of a i | ofa a a eae cae ‘comp! ‘and Daniel A. Qonnolly et al. are defendants, ‘we will offer for eae. at public, suction in front of the premises on DA’ ot bo DAY OF ae 1881, at 5 Re of unimproved real ae situate in the city of Fashinetog inthe District sforesai Font asier, ive weer poh 2 opt of jhe coe wide an beunded on on A street 15 Pine appurtenances ‘eale One-fourth gash. the residne in three equal instalments at six, twalve and eightee: months, bearing re from or of sale, aad D DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. LADIES GOODS. DOUGLASS’, apl2-dtas NISTH STREET, Sr. Croup Buripie. PARASOLS. Latest novelties, including the ““MERCEDES" and ‘SQUARE PARASOL.” HOSIERY, In all the Newest Designs and Colors, In Cotton, Lisle Thread and Silk. CORSETS. Our Corset Department is very large and com- plete. Over 60 styles, including every desirable Make. CORSETS MADE TO ORDER. DOMESTIC FASHIONS.: DOUGLASS’, NINTH STREET, apl6-lw St. Croup Burupina. Sram |G OPENING. MRS. J. P. PALMER, 4107 F St. Bet. Ith and 13th, Importer and Designer of FASHIONS IN MILLINERY, will open her Ohoice of Fashions from Beboux, ani and the different leading houses in Paris. LONDON HATS, On TH! ae Rn eDay and FRIDAY NEXT, March $) ME. - WASHINGTON, INMAN STEAMSHIP CO. Parties roposing, to visit Europe can obtain all tnformation te. apl-3m |. W. BOTELER & SON. GRTH GERMAN LLOYD—stxsueur Ni Live Berwerx = aay zw Youn, Havae, LONDOR, Seieetad Shaan oto Lon- pd eae a3 ‘The steamers of this ¢ eee ease angio ee eat for pay (UFsED —_ LANE ROUTE. THE OUNALD STRAMBBIP COMPANY LIa- New York id Lt I = Setween ogni Corie Sonor her paris at ‘Turowgh bila of laden ‘xiven for Belrast, cee aad Siler yoru on ts Goa: For i the Company's affice, Ro. 4 ny OF both stocraae and oops ae Piston Stores, ee regularly, on WED- Cabin, 860-870. 24 Cabin, $50. = H. CAZAUX, General Agent, 27 ante = sig Bom XOrk,, For passase apply to W. G. & ‘National ‘Washington; or F. H. JOHNSON, J Agen fe Deposit Bail ding, corner ork ave. aud MEDICAL, &e. Re —— 141 WEST FAYETTR 8T., D's. trem long er in hospital and aneeme Dractice: bogs — ot ine Sponge in Byphilitic disorders ‘Victim ct edie mpage ure decay, - Prenat ° improper or unhappy. are weet ¢ — a — = daysby @ local remedy. o = 3-3m an the oldest established an LADLES' PHYSIOIAN in 2tofand Sos All Female Com; iaines Feralarities quickly cured. Separate rooms for ladies. (0 CURE NO PA¥:—To all afflicted with Tewarded by a 8) cody cure without maroury.. Dre BROTHERS, “Im? See eeee Ste ee soutewent. mara te COseET Da. Z DB BODERTEOR. ERT Weaneedsy cured. moms or Ob tinree to cient a moderate. Hea Fad EEN ‘ervous Geaducns Beata 7. Bpermatorr! Impot exertion, seif- ap or eer fa x -al leads to misery, decay snd dea‘ Cue gure recent cases. Esch box contains one te treatment. One dollar a box, or six boxes fi dollars; seat prepaid on receipt of We guarantee six boxes to cure case. Wins cans order received by us for tix boxes A PEREAT MENTS ce DE FOREST REMEDY ntl Sie tat ae ea bours from 1 ry) oe m. os Sree. FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING, ‘Penne aren? STORE, avi superior style at short Toten ee cat bave rE 01 . can have Dresses Cutand Basted, and a perfect fit antag: B THE LADIES. Fe A NEW METHOD BY WHICH LADIES DO THEIR OWN STAMPING. ata oud is eckagiolaod bas attained a world- yy, traci their own sterial and ttm Hae Sere mang reat cles. Any one with oa HOFLELD, Aoxxz. N.B.—A full assortm = of Raging ani Insertions, Torchon. = foreheads mings: Germantown and. other Wools. Also, & SPRING IMPORTATION Sa 73, Funk MILUINERY Goope, mIn@s” CORSETS LAGE PLAIN AND FANOY NE’ SES and all the latest Parisi “Se wae ie, Paris; 907 LR teortad Serer ‘Trevis avenue. A DIES SHOES. EET Gog agan” OFM RY entire moor of WIR- it TER GOODS ata or JAS. H. I eererinee wordy febl2 610 Ninth st., opp. RAILROADS. BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. THE MODEL FAST LINE, axp THE ONLY LINE THE EAST xp THE WEST, VIA WASHINGTON DOUBLE TRAOK! oor COUPLER! STEEL SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY, APaiL BT LEAVE WASHINGTON. ‘$5.16_onicagcy Ghacianst tat St ovis Fast Ex- i oe and eee ore, El ity and way is ‘eee Ma ‘and way. Cee 10—] sites mares stations. 10—Dalimore ee ‘New York and -) SS een = Ga Annapolis \0:00—Baltin t i pore Expres. (Stops af Eyatiayille, 040“Htmbure, Obicsgo, Oincinnatl nd Bt 3 P. 12:10—Baltimore, Ellicott City, Annapolis and way cs Sunday Ci Baltimore and way. 1320—waltnoe. Philadelphia and New York Ex- §:90_Baltimore and ee in town es my, , Via Rees ‘Belen “ae =e So antics Annapol eand Wa MM 40— :45—Baltimore Trees. tins! 7) .. Stops at Hyatteville and Laure! 6.08-Point of Bocks and Way Stations. oS ee ae fay Stations. 18 50—Pi Cincinnatt and St. A 0—Baltn itteburg, ‘Hyal Expres. op, sixnal or yet ott peasant any Washington an £0; {o-talliners, Eniegetphie, ew York and ee er Blee; to New York. ——— rs Oxcept 189) iP ake BAILROAD. bat 30 p.m. gaoent Bararday, with Palace Oars'to Gaal For ‘Lock Haven and Eimira, at 10:30 a Eee a.m.,20:308 m., Begum os ‘of ‘Palma Parlor Gare ae With boata ee fauna Stner af FUTUEB DAYS. Pexcanson BROS.. -» Auctioneers, VALUABLE IM°ROVED EAL EST. SITUATED ON THE EAST CHAN Nase OF BRESE Groh By virtu Grednth gay of Jannar esi oa 5 cause of Theodore A- Ke 2 District of pak in Trout EBSEY AVN! ‘8 SOUTGBAs: 4D. pais ssid fines as our ist. ‘feet in fees ence wardly to said avenue, and ther ee said avenue n ‘part of lot Tb oy a see Af cost! Lio] ed sa day of epee Ley it and ‘rik of ‘aafaull sot egepied Sefsittin p8-dkds with the line aly 24 foatto the piso Of be- at on Ne depth of wd al to the land shine ley way common to the Ian jos thealley mentioned in liber W. jan Batwi 9 Supreme FS pgrg ey 2, in the: eines al. va. George Bat- docket 20, I will seit the premises. uare; host woet: | ‘avenne of sale are the property wil moe be Na GUL Cutt NHOMAS DOWLING, , Auctioncer, mma uous cae OF ft & deed of trust 1876, ind de sets ie on ol one for the District, muro ihe party secured there ill sell, on urea CLOCE, of Col gection division of Mt. ipa alias aenversd s a & »y ia B. oii Plessant,. a3 recon VALUABLE PROPERTY ANT, DISTRIOT OF OO- of, th rte it, dated the 3d, hauly. recorded in a nd records, and by, direction 0 reigned tastes "APRIL ‘ter 1881, aT 5 ne premisal, the f ‘ollowing-desoribed that gee and del four aud oneal nas Seyor's office of wsld District of Oe the north end of the aforesaid Lot Ni one hundred and twen' feet on Park atreet, an Pine street, and ‘one hundred (100) feet Sree Ea a let) feet, on 450 equaro feet of cen ofa Cap ee dive of indebtedness, se- fete fale unpaid, with the ex: of sale ines cash, aud th lance at six and Freive ating intrest lor which the notes }of the Se rest from da: day of sala and secured by & roperty sold 6! en. arch: A. L. STURTEVANT, arcs. ‘This is one of the most desirable lots in Mt. nd if the purc! haser Secires, money will Beioaned to: be loaned to fuerte on it, and ten years’ credit given ap -for such loa: Ll-da&ds aT eT CORANGERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Ki MAST GORNEE OF TATE AT THE N of John H. Di the city of Washin sions, page 248: Be at the cout! the Suprem: in the es . J. Daly et al. NORTH) VERMONT AVENUK AND L STREET. -By virtue of a decree of e District of Columb 1 Court cause of ft . K., subdivi- in, Liber foning f for raid Lot & and part west corner of said Square 215 Sa funni thence on the line of Vermont aveque northeas one hundred and sixteet n anc wart a halt digs ) feet; thence east in a straight line thir- teen (13 teen more or less to the line: west with the Ee o of four (4) inches of north £ stro eaid street forty ‘a a0) foot and feet four and a half (434) inches; thenca allel with the lin to the place This eee is doreoved by trea ‘Brick Balla- fp occupied 88 8 8 Of sale: cash; store and residen e-alf cash the balancs in eo equal instalments, payable with satecest fa an twelve and eighitoe the day of sale, for which inst: will be the purchaser yo months respectively, frou, alments the notes of taken and a lein retained upon the property, oF al cash at the option of the purchaser. vense of the pure SOBA 0, WIL! deposit of 8100 . will be required at he time of the sale. All ‘conveyancing ‘at the ex SON wi 3 D Das northwest, asta: o. biv Ame northwest, j THOS. J. FIShen apts. d&ds HOMAS: DOWLING, at acme TRUSTEE ee OF VALUABLE IMPROV! iS eee EST GEORGETOWN: ae STATE ON NORTHEAST CORNER AND. ALLEY BT (REE £3, Of a deed of trust to 2, me, dated virtue on the 16th day of November, gp TURSDAY, gaz 35 Dax oF MAY, A round sikiste ois ns, city. ‘ot ‘Geonest Fea Ie tne Disiot ot Galteuis aoe: | as follows: at the intersection of the orth te of West strest withthe east ina of Val sold nor oot Cand aise ant north line of West street forty-eight five hundredths (48.65-100) ioe gaged dwelling house w dee phe snaloe 3 said of the wall of Faas or idee West. treet an and said winokel ; rs ‘Terms of sale: Gashia at time of sale. if terms ‘of aie are nots comp) ence northwardly at at along . sy iy a house one hand red (1 er uth bouns 8, the east si line 6! it of $209 req aired wevanclag atvurchutars led within five the reserves the right to resell at Hak of def defaulting purchaser. Pe JOSIAH DENT, Trustee. R. O. HOLTZMAN, ‘Real Estate Auctioneer. rans tY SALE OF VALUABLE AND | LOTS ON PENNSYLVA! ON OETE CIHOLE, AND ONE ON TWENTY, ORTH ‘virtue of a decree of Diserict of Colum ‘Mur, on THORSDAY, ry 28 feet 7 erty being situ: trict of Coiumbia. ‘erms Of sale, a6 -third cash ; ith interest, deferred pi the eroperty sol sold, or aye pr Ff deposit of required at the time of ‘NEAL T. |. at 5O'CLOOK P.M, the f ibdivision STBEET NORTH WEST. of the leet prs rp) inches on with a depih of in the city of Washington,. prescribed by the decree, a1 balance in six x and {welve months, cag, at on eacl lorie ret Sell at public suction, in'Tront “Ott at prem- the 28TH Day oF Cae | ‘ollowing numbei of square 33, viz ty iets Hots ton aith é teokoala Drop <4 the optic aot fe option of the ch Lot will MURRAY, B. O. HOLTZMAN, Auct., 10th and F ets. north west. ‘Trustee, 313 44 atreet northwest. apT-eok tbs H. WARNER, Beal eal Estate Auctioncer. qTROstEr’s SALE TY-THIRD AND By virtue of a deed of thea Liber of eee LST, duly folio 212; one of ict of Gotumbias I will sell at OF TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE ON L AD OWEN Ta TWEN- fetes FOORTH a ae dh ‘the lana records, sede auction, in front of the premi<es, on THU! THE 2leT DAY OF Arar See city of Washingtone D. 0. the following described jie wit. All that Cae as lot numbered eight (38), thereon. the balance in two 4nd twelve months, wit per cent until paid. Terkas to be complied with in ry DI sale; otherwise the Trus- resell the property atthe Ce io MARK Columbia, in cause Ewe HYDE. Trustes. Tne ROBTHEES ‘Supreme lot alla pabite auction THIS A¥YTEENOON. H. WABNER, Real Estate Auctioneer. UBLIO PALE oF “ERY VaLTaAnEy AND ING THE Ronin OF IOWA Stow bod Be NORTH Aro REA IRTRENTH STREBT, AND eS JOINING \PTAIN PHELPS. THE RESIDES OE OF OAl Twill sell at public auett on TUEDDAY. apare ire, Teoh, ae f o cae ¥, aa abuve mentioned, one of the most do, = sirable Lote in the ay f Washington. south front of 23 Tows Circle. owner of the let ont oe clase residence. Title = ‘lerms vi ‘iberal, referred ferred, 100 0 deposit or st the ap9-dkd8 Be ea WARNER, Real Eatate Auct. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. RUSTEE'S BALE OF VALUABLE aD Eee Yeas ON PEN ASXLVANIA AVENUE, O! POSITE THE Ci In pursuance of a ‘Qourt of the. | ave cause moe 6. x in trout his auction, in front of th T party may A plotcan be seen at my pay cash, a8 bs offi ] Te tt and BG te exhibited at sale, presorii the decres are: One fourth of tus pivchass mousy tn souks end Cae ree Inainder in three instaiments; payable in ix, twelve snd eight the day of sale, with interes’, and secured the promigsory notes of thi » anda lien upon the frop- erty sold. If the terme of eale not be complied | ‘with in seven days from the day of sale the Tras- tee es the right to rese | the property at the advertirement in the Evening Star. A depostt o! £860 will be required upon each lot-at the, “ime of purchase. es _ hhasor’s cost. B. (OTT, Trustee, marsl Moe's sth atreet northwest. §w-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, consequence of the inclement weatier, to en , APRN. 19a, same hour and piace By onder of the Trustee. ‘ALTER B. WILLIAMS & OO., Auctioneers. FOSTER'S SERA hte OF OF pts ENGLISH At W. B Waits iams & Co. Sua er cor. 20th and D, EVEBY NIGI eS pri te fnring theday. ‘Thestook is and Sensints of the best. books published in the fatious departments of literature. This isa a comaes ae ‘book-buyers, as the entire stock musi * SpIBes TO-MORROW. ee ee BUPPING LOTS ON SIXTHENTH STREET, WEST) AND GN BLAKE SEUREr Be TWEEN FIFTEENTH AW. we will sel’ Tot 78, in eame 1 fest on Blake street by a depth remptory, and terms made fepoalt of @35 on cach lot will Conveyancing and re- t aplscbr RO UNOAMBOR 1 BROS., Auctioneers. H. WABNEE, Real ul Estate Auctioneer. avorion bist TWO VALUABLE BUILD- STREET, BETWEEN SEV- ENTERTE ARD EIGHTEENTH STREET, oNORIEWE ‘WED: , THE 20TH ee os At 4:30 O'CLOCK IN THE AFT fea kell, on th ie Premises, two wo beautifal Tulld'ng lots, located as above, having a front of 23 feet 6 inches each by a depth of 115 feet, to a 28 foot alley, comprising the eastern 47 feet of lot 6, 8 Maen and msde known on the day of a fapis-24) ‘B. H. WABNER, Auct. ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Anctioneera. IGNEES’ BALE OF A LARGE AND WELL ABE SSO ED RTUCK OF GROCERIES WINES, Brouens. WILLY HORSES, RAGONS Vanes pe, PLATE as BOALRS, ie EIX (XIUBES, COUNTERS, res at ave On W. DRESDAT, ae 20, 1881, com- MEKOING AT 10 O'CLOCK a.m, we shall teil at the well-known store north: ask jarrela ahd Sacks Sacks of Salt, ‘Garsals of Vinegar and Goteenere Boxos_of Boap and, Candles, Tobscoo and Ci- oes, Sugar: ies, Hams, Broome, Beekets, Nest of Taba and’ Buckets, Wil Ware, Store Fixtures, Counters, Coffee and ‘Tea Caddies, Platform and Counter Scales, Ke- frlacrator, Coffee MIU, Show Cases, Canned jooda and a I assortment of Shelf Goods aeualy found in a first-class grocery store. Salo positive, it being by virtue of an ament by H. P. Howard for the benefit of his creditors. ALs0, AT 1 O’CLOOK, Iron Rates sro Bay ‘Mares, two ‘Wazons and two Harnest Terma of sale: All ane and under $100 cash; over that amount a of thirty and sixty days for notes bearing. interest from ‘day of sale nd wwith betore indorsed. Terms to be complied with before th oem tee j. W. HOWARD, "5 Aslemees. The attention wt ‘the trade and pare buyers is cali the in Wines and Liquors should not miss erie specie es and Liquors no! is oppor! | nity, and we, ah 1 receive that attention ink it deserves se vee WALIER B- WILLIAMS | 90., apl8 tioneers. OMAS E. WAGGAMAN, ipece’s Heal Estate Auctioneer. t | BUILDING LOTS oe Toe L WESTERN PART OF I will offer at mbiemie ce the 207m Day OF: pe 1 in front of the premises, COMMENCING o'ctoox, the, following Pro x property: Let i jn Bauare 488, 18th, bet and H, 4: dcloe! Lots 19 and 21 and half of 16, in Square 24, 25th, between Mand N, and N, between 26th and 26t, cad i 4 ire 27, Pa. ave., between 24th and 25th, 5 o’cl ‘And ‘Lot 1 4. and 13, in Square 16, 26th, between and K, at 6:30 o'clock. Terms at sale. apl6-d ‘THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct. UOTION SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM- Pi PROPERTY. ~ m the yi dwellins,’ Nos: between P and Q x: SAME DAY, ar 4:30 o'cLoox P. M., on the prem- ises, a two-story frame house, No. ie Varun A) .. on the p: remot, {Dare "211, trouting about 92 feet on sow ode Island avenue, between 14th and 16th SAME DAY, aT 5:30 o’oLOoK Pr. M., on the prem: ises, juare 24, two brick houses, Nos, 1aie ant ne street, between M ana reete no) On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Arnraisr, ar 4 o'cLoo™, on the premises, lots 21 and 23, square 820, each fo 8 20398, ot ‘on Sth ‘street, between L and improved by a neat frame dwelling, Nor iit stir strect northeast, with slosaide wardens fruit trees and shrabbery, AME DAY, 47 4:90 O'CLOCK. on the premises lot juaré 676, K street, between North Capi- Gland teletrects east, improved bya nica three story brick house, known as No. 5, K street north- SAME DAY, az 5:30 0'crocs on the promises, Lot No 15, square 822, 67x108 feet on 6th street southeast, between E and @ streets, improved by two frame dwelling, Nos. 523 and 525. ‘Terms of sale: One-fourth cash; tho remsinder in six, twelve and eighteen months, with interest, scoured by deed of truston the presses. C.nvey" ancing at the ccst of the purchaser. aoe ‘HOS. J. FISHER & 00., Aucts., ap13-a 1223 F street ‘northwest. ITOH, FOX & BROWN, Real Estate Brokers. eae BALE OF v: VAI Fees OL BER ERTY NEAR 10’ (ae Nor ii¢ VERMONT AVENU, By virtue of a deed of trust di rch seventh Gath), A.D. 1819, and et resoraed in Liber 110, fo follo. 67 et 809, one of recerdsfor the Colnaable an at the tof the Bell reques! ees secured there! it public _auetion, in front of the mae on eat o Fee a THE ale eed oF E vane aes x oe robowine: aud lying tn Washines fonds. Disteiot oF "Gate mibia, 20. wit: Lot uum be Deals j ity (70) pean. vais. ia reooedea a fe a ods wale aid lot f Tropa Etwenty-feo (as 12) vO. eaid lot fron two ca Vermont avenue, er with the @ Frovaucnts tigre, hereon culsietlae of of « Two-story HOMAS: DOWLING, & Auo.ionesr. LICK EET, BELWREN | MARKET ‘AND. LS RRICE ae IN GEORGATOWA,D.O., on "wONDAT. Arar, 38TH, — eed 5s o'CLocK, in front of ee sell a very desirable Brice Residences, be = Ro. 33: S Rrospect st cont about nine ies re gcaliars and modern improve- Bronte 16 70 bs Immediately "afiet will be offered part lot uns in Beatty & Hewkine sddition to vine a front of 20 feet by a depth of 129 feet, to an alley. ‘Terms: For the improved property are 2 000 cash, the r-ki¢ue in two equal payments, at six and twelve months, with notes bearing interest and se- cured by a deed of trast on the prover sold. ‘Terms for the uvimproved p operty ie one-half cash, Palance at nix and twelve months, with betes bearing interest and by’ a. deed of traat on the property sold. All conveyancing, &c., at pur- chaser's cost: a deposit of 100 on “esch pisos of Droperty at the tine of sae, apll-d&ds ‘THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. 28" THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED gonsequience of tne rain until WEDNESDARY sor, same hour MpI-Ckds THoMes DOWLING, Auct. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. CHANCER! OF VALUABLE PRO! a “MT BLEAGANT, WASHINGTON MOON, Beat of a decree of the Supreme Co Pde ee oe: | RES Shorea tia te comp ‘atnant au jaston and others de fendants, the sae ee ey tees, will gall at unite ee in front of the eer on MON- Bay, THE oo DAY OF APRIL, 1851, aT 5 O'OLOCK ny fa tae of ground | lying and tf Washi: ae ok lows, to wit: Three han- rggteng sna Seer sale; one-fourth of the money eas en the day of sale, or within Aa days abe a the resic in ‘Rerouting: proper a arte 42D DW.» WATSON J. NEWTON, BP. JACESOR, aro; 258 Bridae st., Georgetown, ‘Trustees, §W-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, in con- sequence of the storm, until FRIDAY, APaIL 8rz, aes same hour and place. By order: a ‘Tras- ABOVE SALE IS AGAIN PosT- in consequence of the rain, until WED- NESDAY, Apart 18rd, same hour and place. By order of the Trustees. apS-d&ds sok ty) oe SALE 18 forae a in consequence of bad 0} Day, ‘Apuil Lord, ease hour ad piece. By order of ‘Lrustees. apl4-d&ds ee THE ete SALE IS BTILL FURTHER POSTPONED in consequence of the raio, until TUESDAYS Abate air, 1881, at same hour and ot order of the Trustees. apl9-d&ds HOMAS DOWLING, At Auctioneer. GROCERIES, SHELF GOODS, COUNTER AND PLATEOMM SOALES Tita CADDIES. ST FISTURES LARGE COFFEE MI On FRIDAY MORNING, Apnit Fag eet AT 10 o'ctocg, at No. $111 Bridge between Congress and High, Geor getown, shall seul the entire effe apl9-3t THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. Pee ae ress UNS HIPES: ens = - THe T MELOY ED SROPEUTY } BING Be Iai NO, O21 FENNSYLVANIA AY. TUNTH STREET SoUIReAST, AND, at RINTH STHEETS BOUTRERSE By virtue of a deed of trust dated SD on. ber 26th, 1880, recorded in Hber 958, folio ‘77, one of theland records for the Dis trict T will offer for eale at public atic in front of the respective pleces of Rrovaste be oes cit Gn MONDAGS Aba ier 1881, az 5 o'ctoce ae M., Lot 20, in Square 949, ys devth of feet 2: inches on 10th street east 10% inches, to an alley 30 f¢ improved by two two-story frame dwe! Cn WEDNESDAY, Apart 20, 1881, at_ the hour, Lots 30 in Payne and Fendall’s, trus- eos, subdivision of Lot, in equare 946. S0is 20. feet on Sih east bya deyth of 118 fest 10% jpches. Lot 31 is Btw ‘rame improved by Fi has 8 front of 26 feet on Sti btreet east by 116 fect 1055 inches on O treet south On FRIDAY, Arum 22p, 1881, at the same hour, pety subdivision of a former: subdivision of orisinal lot 6, in equare 873, contained within the foliowi bounds, o vania aronne, att St thoroutnease ‘corner of on veaparaais in d running thenos northwest wai sony trata & ‘avenue 18 feet; thence northeastward! os angles to caid ‘Terms of sale: One-fourth cash on the day of sale, or within seven days thereafter; the residue in four equal payment at six; twelve, elghtesn and twenty-four month: 6 dsy of sale, for wich the purchaser's promissory Totes are to be given. bearing interest fr »m the day cf aaie at 6 per centum per abpum., payable quarter yoarly,, to be onthe Se a prauatactory polley of insurance on the d If the term sale are not complied with wit seven aya trom the day of eale, T rogerve the Tight property at the defaulting purchaser. All conveyancing st purchsser’s fpok $50 deposit will be req Scoeptance of ex iM. PAT LOE SNYDER, Trustee, 482 Louisiana avenue. B. H. WABNER, Auctioneer. ap9-eokds S@-THE SALE OF “MONDAY, APRIL 18, IS POSTPONED, so account of the: rain, until MON- DAY, ApEiL 35, 1881, a7 5 o'o 8119, 20, 22, 25 me '‘TAYLOE SNYDER, Trusteo. ALTER B. WILLIAMS & OO., Auctioneers. TRUSTER’S SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM- PROVED PROPERTY Heese ON NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENT. SEVENTEENTH anon 5 nD r STREETS NORTHWEST, By yirtue of a deed of trust Sir gt tein day of reptember, A. D. 1 corded in liber Ni fo the land records District of Golmbiny ar mab at by ge ‘Girection, of The! party secured thereby, I i at public auction, front of the Hepless 0 on BATCH DAY, THE Shea Day or Apnit, A. D. 1881, aT 4 O'CLOCK, Pat, #ll thoge certsin: Pieces or parcela of ground situate a, ee seid city of Washington, and known snd mated a8 lots: ee one (1), two (2), three sy four @, fifteen ( ixtecn Terms of eale: one fourta cash; and the balance ip equal insta'ments of one, two avd three years from toll of gale, to be secared by PI ing interest at six per cent por an- num until paid, payable semi- -anoually, and a desd. of tinst on ths pro) i ea suo aro Hot complied wit it hve da day of eale at the ont from the the ‘Frnstee roserves the riznt to resell and risk of the defaulting By virtue of s Court of the Dutriet of Columbia, passed io decree of the Bupreme Equity csnse No. 6896, we will, on THURS. AY, THE 28TH DAY OF Arnie 188). at 5 o'cLocK M., in frontof the offer for sale at auction lot No. 6, «n Jolm B- Kivbeyre, Tossed punts ion oe, ee No. 571, front ray tari 4 inches on D street north and rat ack with that width 108 fect to a publie alley, and improved by two well-built dwelling houses —_—$$ ri ir HOB. E. WAGGAMAN, Beal Estate Auctioneer. ‘OTION OF AWN M DWELLING Hee OBES No. 131 es 83 NOBTH- 1881, Sh az uae vim Tan arreuse 1, aT .5 O'CLOCK IM THE 100R, descrip the com reper fr. the lot bo fot rout ¢ 0d Teeth aches. The improvemeats rye part new, and the house, infespect of mod. eon 36 Sk clas. House ope: for rms of eale very easy and will be ki of sale. eat o8y THOS E. WAGGAMAR, Auct. TER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. STRES’ SALE OF VA VALUABLE Pete tae D> PROPERTY ON P foe iORITHWESI, phEiNG Ro. it STAKE 7 wsblnctenh th Sagat yore POEUN sree, iD P, a] Tecords of the District the eet oper eee three TBE 297TH DAY OF A! "CLOCK P. Mt. lot m1 others BOROUGH OF B THERLY LOVE jable Rumors Regaraing Rare Results Racily Reviewed. Prominent Philadelphia Physi- cians Particularly Puzzled at Patients’ Persistence. Blissful Benefit Bought by Beings Bruised and Blighted. Such Sharp and Searching Sayings Should Secure Sure Success, TEMELY TALK. Cur Phi'adelphia exchanges for some time past have oft an@anon contained long articles upon the pecaliar influence and properties of a sub. stance whose phenomena! potency in some of the untoward conditions of hfe has evoked such re- | markable unanimity of praise from every class of people. Wesivea result or two of the reportorial investigations made in the iuterest of the principal | datlies of the city of quiet habits. The raporter goes ontosay: The mention of ‘‘st. Jacobs Oil" set | me to thinking. I remembered hesring that a gen- Heman prominently c mnectsd with a leading Philadelphia newspaper hsd recommended | “‘st. Jacobs Oil" to a lady friend of his" who was confined to her bed with inflammatory rheuma- tem, and that its effects were 0 efficacious that | the lady bad written @ note of grateful thanks to the gentleman for the recommendation. My re- Portorial inquisitivenees then asserted itsel’, axl I | determined to learn something about ‘‘st. Jacobs Oil.” Jt was not long before the letter alladed to Gt was no myth) was in my hands. It was dated December 2, 1880, and was sized “T. A. Gist, 1024 Walnut street,” the lady herself sabsequently siving me permission to use her name and addrees inapy nanner I saw proper. Appended will be found a verbatim copy of the letter, after the ad- Gress and introduction of thanks, &c.; When you sent me the bottle last Friéay morning, I deter- mined to ask my medical adviser whether I might ‘Use it, and he told me I might try it. I had in- flammatory rheumatiem very badly, and in one foot and an snkle it seemed to have taken hold with the determination to stay some time, and the morning I received the Oil I could not put my foot Gown to the floor, even for an instant. I used itthat evening (Friday last) for the first time, Saturday | morning sor the second time. and that afternoon put my foot down for several minutes ata time. On Sunday I could stand up and waik a few steps. On Tuesday could walk about my room, and went | down stairs by holding on to the banisters. Yes- terday did the eame, and to-day I can walk quite well, and there is very little soreness and pain left. 1 shall go out inacouple of days, weather | Permitting. After this statement you can proba- bly understand how grateful Iam to you for that precious bottle of Bt. Jacobs Oil. Just think! one bottle anda-half andIcan walt and am almost fresfrom pain. I knowI wili be entirely well by the time I finieh the third bottle. It is a wonder- ful medicine. I will buy it by the dozen, and make it a family medicine, as we are all subject to the rheumatism. For the purpose of adding tomy stock of information, I called on the writer of the above letter at her residence. Bhe said -‘st. Jacobs Oil” had worked wonders in her caso, and | she really gave her testimony to its merita, in order that other sufferers might profit by its useas skehaddone. I next caliedon Mrs. Mary Neff, who keeps a large dry goods and trimming | store, No. 2058 Ridge avenue. Mrs. Neff said she considered St. Jacobs Oil the surest, best and quickest remedy for rheumatism thst can be found anywhere. Sbehad experienced the most aston- ichipg results from the use of it. This lady said she had been agreat sufferer from Rheumatism, and had undergone both allopathic and homeo- pathic treatment without obtaining any relief, aud had tried various remedies recommended to her, untilshe got tired of it. Last fall, however, she bad a terrible attack ef the disease in her rizht shoulder, and it was so violent that she lost, tem- porarily, the use of herrightarm. She reluctantly consented to try ‘‘#t. Jacobs Vil;" the effect was almost magical. fhe was greatly relieved after two or three applications of the Oi), and before half a bottle had been used the rheumatism in her shoulder had entirely disappeared, and has not returned since. Major T. A. Hillier resides at No. 2235 Master street. I knew the Major had been ajfllicted with rhevmatiem, but did not know that his was 8 sertous cage until I called on him. I reached his residence directly after supper, and found the Major sitting in anarm chair in the back parior, reading. I apologized for my intrusion, and came ‘at once to the subject I was most iaterested in and said: Major, I hear that you have been suffering terribly with rheumatism, and found specdy and permanent relief by the use of Bt. Jacobt Oil; now isthattrue or not? Answer—It is true, most de- cidediy. I was compictely prostrate with rheuma- tam, and 8t- Sacobs Oi! has cured me almost en titely. Question—How much of the Oll did you use? Answer—Well, Ihave not quite finished one bottle yet, but Iam so much better that I don’t know whether I will require another one. Ques tion—When were you first attacked with rheums- tism, and how did it affect you’ Answer—The complaint first took hold of me last March, and suffered greatly. Ihad scarcely any use of my legs, arms or hands for months. My fisgers were drawn up #0 that I could not write, and while IT was unable to move about, I could not He still in bed 1 remained in bed for several weeks at a time, and had good medicalattendance, but could get no relicf. I then tried a noted liniment, but it barned or stang me 80 that I could not use it, and its odor was very offen- sive. Question.—When did you get relief? An- swer.—I obtained a bottle of St. Jacobs Oil about two weeks ago, and got relief as soon as I com- menced to useit. Iam now able to go out and at- tend to my busineés as well as any man can whois over three-quarters of aceatury old. I can write with freedom, and feel first rate ail ovér, and St. Jacobs Oil did italifor me. Question.—You advo- cate the Gilthen? Answer.—I think from my own experience that St. Jacobs Oil is the best remedy for rheumatism ever disesvered. Had J known of the presence of the Qillast March or before Beem I might have saved myself many months of bol pain and heavy doctor's bills. Me. Reuben Tarner resides at No. 1230 Carlton street, and is well and favorably known in this city. Hearing that his wife bad been cured of a most malignant attack of rheumatism by the use of St. Jacobs Oil, I called at his residence to find ont the pariiculars I found Mr. and Mrs. Turner sitting down to teain the dining-room, and this ‘was a novelty for Mrs. Turner, for she had been confined to her bed with imfammatory rheuma- tism since the 24th of last ‘August, and bad not been able to leave it until she commenced using **st. Jacobs Oil,” a few days since. Mr. Tarner, in the presence of his wife, informed me that she had been a terrible sufferer. Both of her lega had swollen to almost elephaatine proportioas, and her pain was so great that she had seven spasms nicht after night. A physician, whose ekill is famous, did her bat little good. When firet attacked, Mi Turner weighed 160 pounds, but when sas com- menced using St. Jacobs Oil she weiched but 100 pounds. Iwas told that she experisnced relicf at the first application of ths Oil, and before she had used half a bottle she was able to come down stairs by the use of a stick. When I saw her she was ableto move sbout with entire fresdom, and the swelling in her legs, she eaid, was nearly allgene. Mrs. Turner attributes her remarkable recovery to Bt. Jacobs Oil, and she says she thinks itis the most wonderful remedy ever discovered. Mr. Turner also informed me that.bia daughter Annie E. Turner, aged six years, had very severe pains in the back of her neck, the result of a fall. He rubbed it with St Jacobs Oil, and the pain dis- appeared almost at once, and has pot returned since. Chief of Police of Philadelphia, Ps, Sam- uel H, Given, esq., sayahe used Bt. Jacobs Oilin his family for various painfal ailments with excel- lent results. He has also heard from masy who have used it for rheumatism, that it alone of al! remedies id them good. When it is ‘that the special adaptation and potency of any sub- stance to cure disease have been so unquestionably demonstrated as have besn the virtues of St Jacobs Oil, it is not surprising, but perfectly natural, thet the fullest measure of popular confidence should be awarded it.—New York Daily. it NO REASONABLE OFFER ii ahidcanneamaeate cama STOCK OF FORFEITED PLEDGES, FINE DIAMONDS, Ladies and Gentes ngOLD WATUHMS and FINE JEWELRY. MONEY TO LOAN AT 6 PER GENT. SPECIAL RATES FOE 6100 AKD UPWARDS. J. Mi. & BR. COHEN, febt 1105 Peana. ave, northwest. guwine a GOOD as NEW. THE EVENING STAR. TUESDAY. 4 BRIEF SKETCH OF HIS CAREER. 1 Disrael, Earl of Ley eid ‘hose serious beea mention in the cable dispatches Mo Tax Srax ~ Sane ume . had Avery serious relapse d ring Inst night and died peacefully at 8 Ovlock tis morning. He was conscious to the last. Dra. Kidd and quai and Lon Rowton ana Bar- mington were present when he expired. T deceased author and statesman war: the ‘eldest fon of Isaac Disraeli, a well-knowa English author, and was the descendant of a Hebrew family which flourished first in Spa'n and at. terward In Italy. iment en Benjamin Disraelt, came to Engians 1748, entered into business in London and “imnened & fortuna while yet. in_ middie Lord Beaconsfield was bornin London in 105, and received a age when young men who rise to political ‘istineston are sent to the Uupiversity, he was articled to a solicitor, with a view of qualifying him for a situation in & gov- erpment ofice. The drudgery of a lawyer's office De Ing distasteful to him he contributed to & tory Journal, the Representative, In 1327 Be ublished his novel, ‘Vivian Grey,” which was followed at intervals by other works of fiction. After visiting Italy, Greece. Turkey and Syria he returned to Engiand to find the aes: in Yolved In Ube reform Dil agitation. His sy thies appcar now to have tociined to radical in poiftics, and having obtalned recommenda- tions from Mr. Hi: Mr. O'Connell, he pro- sented himeelf in 152 to the electors ‘ot Wy. combe, but Was defeated. At the general ence Uon in 1836 he met with no better success. In iSS7 he contested Maidstone in the conservattve | Interest, along with Mr. Wyndham Lewis, and wes elected. At the early ‘age of 82 he took hi Seatin the house of commons. His maiden = eqs which was in the high-flown style, ex — the laughter of the house, and he was 80 ed that he stopped abruptly, but Dot without uttering the remarkable pro- phecy, “dl shall elt down now, but the time wilt Come when you will hear me.” In 1833, Mr. W. Lewis died, and Disraell married the widow Of his late colieague. It was not until 1849 that be in tO atiract notes, and not long atver- Ward he gained the ear of the house as the leader of the Young England party, After en. tring Parliament he wrote more novels, "SIDI" (S45) and ‘Tancred” (1547.) In 1841'he ob- tained a seat for Shrewsburs. Oa the death of Lord Geo Bentinck, in 184s, Disraell suc- ceeded to the leadership of the ery in the house. In 1852 the Earl of Derby offered him ~ — of chancellor of the exchequer. It was Ume a brilliant novelist Lad ever w fig ured as the nance minister of mercial nation, and it angues wel for tho versatility of ‘his genius that he gmencea with honor and credit from the ordeal In 1569 he introduced @ measure of parliamentary reform, which, being thrown out was foliowed by the vesignation of the government. When Lord Derby returned to power tn Jaly, 1366, Disraeli again returned to the:post of chancel- lor of the exchequer. In February, 1563, he succeed oa Lee ed as a premier: bat, in the face a le majority, in thie following ne yeys ‘on this occasion Mi Mrs. Disraell was peerage as Viscountess Beacons- wale Out Of oMice in 1870 he published “Lothar.” In i8t3 ularity of Gladstone rapidly subsided, and the new election of 1sT¢ giving the conservatives @ lange majority, Dis- Taell returned to power as prime minister. In 1si7 he took his seat in the upper house as Lord Beaconsfield. He remained in power until 1830, when, principally on account of his foreign icy, he was retired and Gladstone returned the pi Ce Last year Beaconsneld published “Endy; =F 4 novel that had a wide Circulation in England and this country. THE MURRAY-TYLBR SUIT—The ase (o Go to the Court of Appeals.—Counsel for Gen. E. ~ ‘Tyler, postmaster of Baltimore, yesterday sen’ aD order to the office of the clerk of the Careutt Court of Howard county, at Elllestt city, with- Grawing their motion for ¢ new trial'in the damage sult of Miss Mary A. Murray, In which a verdict-was rendered agalnst him for $5,900 on. ‘Thursday last. Appeal will at once be taken, and the case will go before the court of appeals of Maryland on exception to the decision of the circuit court of Howard county that a business residence in this city was suflicient to allow of suit, under the statute which provides that “no ES Shall be sued out of the county in which 1 resides,” aithough his domicile was in Balti- more county.—Baifo, Sun, 1 THE Jay COOKE & Co. EsTaTR—An Jnierest- ing Statement by the Trustee.—On May 6 next, Held. | all the remaining assets of the Jay Cooke & Co. estate will be sold for the benefit of cred- itors. The limit on “Ogontz” isto be reduced to $100,000, and there has been a reduction of Umit on many other properties. The trustee, Edwin M. Lewis, says: “The =e, Turther informs the creditors that the sales of assets offered a year since, (March #1 and April 1, 1539, and then adjourned to May 1, 1590), amounted Co $524,610. oh pas ayment for Which was made tn asset dividend scrip to tue extent of $524,511.64, and in cash only tot the extent of $99.32. That ‘the settlements so far made on purchases at ‘the recent sale have been wholly ia asset divi- dend scrip of first and second issues. The trustee calls the attention of the creditors to the fact that by the terms of the plan for clos- ing the estate under which the asset ae scrip was issued, the propery and assets in. cluced in the ‘catalogues are all that the holders of the scrip have to took to for pay- ment-of their oy hae! deems it right to sug. gest to them the importance, for their inter- est, that they should embrace the opportunity of purchasing some of the assets offered.” DIED. GOCLEY. Sanday. April 27th, 2881, at 10 @elcck p. m., Birs. ANN GOOLRy, in the Seventy fifth yet age, alter «long and nd painful fl Less, a netiveof County Th ipperary, ireland she rest in pes Eer funeral will take place from the residence of ‘Thomas Gooley, 1121 a Now Zomeey r= vil 20th, at S her sop, Mr. 3 northwest, on Wednesday, Ap: » GRRE, ‘Op April I 1681, Jacou A. Guass, aged 40 years, 6 months and 3: 2 . will teke place Joseph's church Saget Bil, at 10 olock = ‘m. to-mor- Tow, April MUNROE. In this city Monday, April 18, 1881, Mire Hannrer A. icxuon former of Nashaa, ne gnersl from 2016 Mamachusctts avenue, Wea- jay, 20th inst., 8 o'clock p.m. o NEITZEY. ‘On Monday, April 18, iS grclock p.m.» Davip T° ierrzey, in’ the year of after The friende of the family are tavi his funeral from his late residence, on Fourteenth street, hear D street southwest, Wednesday after- noUD, at 8 o'clock. = 6 aunty Qo'clock p.m, = ,TILBINGTON., April 18, 1851, at halt. 1o., MICHAEL PILkIncs03 tive of Casre: Treland, sued ets Funeral will teke place his residence, 321 B WILLARD. At bis residenos, No, 912 French arly Easter morning, Aprii 27th, 1591, ngering Ulness, Vissox G. WILLARD, awed veumeral aa tthe gfiznse, Wednesday, April 20th, Friends of the famii =i Tally inviteato ating, Interment at Bel “YOUNG. Monday, April 18, 181, in Geones town. D.9., Warten E-. only som. of’ Joshus and Sarali A. Young, aged one year anat ten months. “Darlin Wille, t thou Bae hegt We thy loss moat Hie can al our sorrows he: ‘Bemains will be taker: to Andrew's Chapel, Fair- fax connty, \a-» to morrow (Wednesday) morn- UNDERTAKERS. TLLIAM BACKETT, with Avovs W Bonebons, HOuRinaiNG Uebeh awake, z janis REED. SPINDLER, UNDERTAKER, tend 1233 7th etreet northwest. EDUCATIONAL. BO. 4up Das Dax "SGEOOR tor CaDY's ARDING Ha Conn. iatg es Slt aa" iE me = ate TEACHES IN PIANO, v4 _waim EEG. O17 Tekst maw. aw. FS SORES Tots of PIANO, ORGAN end eg ees