Evening Star Newspaper, April 21, 1881, Page 3

STEAMERS, é&c. FAMILY SUPPLIES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. THE EVENING STAR. No#reis AND NEW YGKK STEAMERS. STEAMER JANE MOSELEY THE 8T fet foot of 8 SY ac TDAY, at 6.99 | Sill Jeeves ber shar MONDAY, WEDNE m., touc! Etateroome, #1. Meal Beton ging Staven Roifolk TUESDAY, THUBS- DAY RDAY, 4 pm ‘Tickets avd staterooms fam be secured at sonoral office, 1416 F street Cteg ee HE NEW YORK JouN GEN ena Ee Raiout will regume their trips, leasing Pier 41, East Biver, New York, every BATUEDAY, a¢ 4 pm, and ¢ en every FIND AY, at tam. For particulars apply to George’ Mai © WAERED WOOD: Bec 1416 F atreet. m= HICH ee FREDEBICKS- TONS ‘ON atiie MOND. AND DERICRSBUNG AND POT RA AD, VIA UUANTIOO. Commencing MONDAY, ApriL i8, 1881, the new double-enstne, be tT a Steamer will leave Washin, from company’ wharf, foot of 7n Sa _— — - DAILY AT 6.00 8. M. AND 3:30 P. for Quant staking this route have a two hour’ ride on the Potomac and sn elecant davileht view of Alexandria, Forte Forte and W. DB, and Mt. erncn ‘Table and Bar will be first-cisss. Limited one-day ticket to Richm Unlimited ticket to Richmond. = GRORGE MATTINGLY. © juperinreadent. Bu in:endent W. P. WELOB, Ageni ere apis ly Fo nonrers, Fe OUEH. AND THE SOUTH. Cannrixa Tae o. Mane core a TRE Peeve Der wharf, footof Seventh street, TUES Dba eaves Norfolk on WeDSESDAGS. FRIDAYS an SUNDAYS at 4 o'clock First-class fare to Fortress | Monroe and Nor- until 5 p. he steamer wil extend her trips “GHoueE Wa STTRGLE: bape Hartley" 's Wi to Georsetown WELCG, Agent. VEX LANDINGS ‘The Steamer AREOWSMITH leaves Potomac Gerry wharf, foot of 7th street, every SATURDAY, MONDAY AND THURSDAY ‘@t7 o'clock s.m. for ALL RIVER LANDINGS as far as Ourriomsn an: Sune, ara bat reog Pnaay. ‘Schedule. ay, Tuesday an 5 Retaxnins Sunday, es Werscrns To Eee J. W. BOTELER & SON - re the Agents for the sale of Tickets in this Dis- trict of the INMAN STEAMSHIP 00. Parties proposing to visit Europe can obtain all caformation plying 3m J. W. BOTELER & Si Nozz= GERMAN _LLOYD—SrmuseD WEEN NEW re tone, Haven, Loxpon, Sovrsax: ‘The steamers of sal every Bat ener soto Sdstresk Motoken, New York to Havre, Lon- first cabin, $100; i prepaid apply New &00., vs. == LINE. OR. LANE ROUTE. THE OUNARD S8TERA: COMPANY LIM- Between Lite York and Liverpool, Call- 1d Qa Eurove's ‘at lowest Fates, bills of laden given for Belrast, Giss- Ry es sooly at the Corapany’s Greets 0 wr both steeraze and ashing. DG A OW & 0.» 606 7th street ‘VERNON H. BROWN & 00., N. ¥. New YOBH-ROTTERDAM. cise Steamers of this Lin “aysTERDAN: » “*ROTTERDA! = a SW. A. SOHOL’ “Pp. OALAND,” snd *3 . eres U. 8. Mails to the Netherlands. leave ea Stores, Brooklyn, regularly, on WED- Ist 00-870. 2a Cabin, 850. | Steer PE ‘or ABBAS 8) 2 METZEROTT ” B35 asyte mnnsylvanis sve., Washington: or f JoHNSON ‘National Bafe Deposit 16th st. hort Building, corner New York’ ie and MEDICAL, &. No 4 Bow! H UN-PLUGGED, NO LONGER PLUG OUT, AND PLIES aplé apo ELICIOUS apl ‘OHN R. KELLY, nie Es iN FIRst. BEEF, LAMB, VEAL, MUTTON, Walt intE enetOt an Btalls 625, 629, | NT PLUGGED, PLUGGED, AND YOU GOAN NOW NEW OR FRESH MADE THE FINEST AT PRESENT. Grocer, R= ven DAILY. CHOICE SPRING LAMB. CUCUMBERS, ASPARAGUS, TOMATOES, BERMUDA POTATOES AND ONIONS, POTOMAO PERCH an SHAD, J UST BECHIVED— TELEPHONE YOUR ORDERS AS USUAL NEW YORK BUTTER NEW MAPLE SUGAR AND SYRUP ARE THE SPECIAL FEATURES OF OUR SUP- ELPHONZO YOUNGS, 604 Novrg eramer wontuwest. ILE} EOUSED HERRING, COOKED WHOLE BONED TUR! READY WHOLE BONED OHICKEN, { FOR THE WHOLE BONED BAM, TABLE. ounnG LOBSTER IN GLABS. B. W. BEED'S SONS, 1216 F st. northwest. PALAOR MARKET, Also, STRAWBERRIES just received. Sweet Catawba Wine, $1 per gallon. 11 pounds A. Sugar, $1. 8 pounds Italian Macaroni, 5éc. PURE ITALIAN OLIVE OIL. 3 Pint Size, 2c. : Pints, 40c. ; Quarts, 750. Epps’ Breakfast Cocoa, O. & B. Chow Chow. TEY THE OELEBRATED WHISKEY, 82.50 PER G: HOUSE SEEDLESS UM- BERS, ONLY 50 O£NTS, ove Corner 14th street and New York avenue apt “Bou ” ALLONS per GEO. A. HARE, 1213 7th st. n.w,, bet. Mand RN. 22 —— ars Gx. bepra tees | Awarded at the National Fair over all othe 5 ep eitons The handsomest fore Patent Flour in the A very superior Minnesots Patent. STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANOY, & Magnificent Winter Waeat Patent Process. RAILROADS. BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. THE MODEL FAST LINE, axp THE ONLY LINB THE EAST axp THE WEB VIA WASHINGTON DCUBLE TRACE! JANNEY COUPLEB! STEEL ee To Tees EEEROT SUNDAY, Arait BICORD, 141 WEST LEAV: E WASHINGTON D Bal from long experience in hospital 6—Chicago . fea private Practice, is enabled to guaralltee aeure tas Cincinnati and St. Louis Fast Ex- ic disorders of the blood, throat, nose or itimore, Eli akin. Victim ct iudiseretign with Sperniatoriea, | 46: §:00--Baltimore, El loott City and way stations. remature de: oa manhood, cy ler! Earriace. ee. improper. oF uuharpy. are radioally «: Aiea, A spol EasDa ware gr OR ae Beornt or Chronic Gongsthea cured in bag . fie toeight daysby s local or | g:10~Point of Rocks and way stations Naar * Dor Bo pra eiphis, New York and B LEON, the oh tabi id moat reli- a Express. A sie hapies eS Pays STOLAN ts tue city, eanebe anton and Valley Express. (Connects Consulted daily at husetts ‘avenue from for Hagerstown and at Point of for 2to4 and 6 tos. iY Female plaints and Ir- | wtorpa band te rewularities quickly cured. Prompt treatment. jundsy only for Baltimore, Annapolis Tooms for Isdi and way. ws ieee ee (Stops at Hyattsvill Bel Ps ie ie, itaville, Laurel, Annapolis J1 ‘and Hanover.) DF | 103 aOcPitaburg, Cbicao, Olncinnal nd Bh. emu Ca a ag. st his othe i +s sate 1:G— Baltimore, Eltcott City, Annapolis and was Lend — | $1:25—On Sunday only f timo: Sims Uses erm ssa eae | FE Ranta or Patinore awa. i = aye Baltimore, Philsdelphis and New York Bx- 8yI tly ‘cont = Besa rae ees _ bi atumore ana ray tations. Gaither, vai pamate 0; or ladies. Hagerstown an ia Relay, 4:30 Baltims Hyattavills and Laurel Exprces, Sais oto. i as Se ick, via Belay. or Pott ies iS WEALTH !—DR. E. 0. wee Hibs’ Saxp BRAIN TREATMENT. Dizziness, walatc Horwous ie Headache, ental Ses lemory, Spermatorrh: rere ANHOOD RESTORED.— A eee f, Otc. avi a = prbene discovered & Rich Te will sand free to m- | premature | own reme- a teliow suena: 43 Chatham st.. na NY are al ene are suffering from the early decay, loss of oes es a twill | Sires nus uhorers charge. cee Ea a FOR SOUPS, Mabe | Sa, —Genuine only with ie fae Mimalie ot \ Baron Liebix's ‘Bienature In ‘Blue Ink acruss the “vonsumption in s yor ti ‘England increased ten-fold in t4:45—Point of ‘Winch 13 18 50—Pi seen between oo ‘or further Ohio street, Ww! 188 10 THE NOKTH, W. orders “a shew 3 ork and ia Rela 6:08"Foiat ot Rocke ana ay Btat 19:48—Baltimore and Way Stat =e ore and ittsburg, Cin * B00 aon, eurcal or tol ct of eauengers at ar to let off p Washington and ‘Annapolls | { no Co Paltimere, Philadelpbis, Express. Sleeping Oars to New York. ean: #Sunday only. Other trainsdaily, exce! “All trains from Waahinaton stop: Sarria rade py at the ticket ces, a and 1861 Penns; ivania sveque avenu coe 4th ae ee ee Tiyste ville and fay Stations. Tawra Depress. icinnati and St. 06.40, $.80 and 10-00 po Oe ee 6:40, New Yor! obisrs ester ad Way Suaonne (01 Pointof ta. satimere Annapelie su ‘and Way Stations. tae Ears re exerens.( pena Way, Laurel Express. k and Buse kaltmore ition, and and received at any point in the city. 1 pexBevivANta ROUTE 1881 iT AND SOU! THWEST. Deubie ‘Track, these sete SPLENDID BCENERY, ULE MENT. FEOt Acne aa TRAINS. LEAVE WABHINGTO: tro wn, Devot, corner of Sixth streets, as fc ‘Galiy, with 55 neva a im ganday. 200 a. m., 10:30 8 m-, Cpe ot roe rae, ed screen sen jersey tr double f across New ¥ 00 a-m., 10:30 a. 6:40 and eke "Es ‘On’ Bunday, 50 and To-moRKOW. THIS AFTERNOON. ONGANBON BROB., Anctioncers, | A UCTION BALE OF IMPHOVED AND UNIM- streets northwest. OVED PRUPERTY. D Sivonen MBER AND H on WEDNESDAY “AEEEEBOOS, APRIL 'E.WALN! Al 14 OTH, AT 4 O'CLOCK, 01 @ premises, we ber GOTTAGE UR ACE GARPETS, | shall sell a three etory brick dwelling. No. WALN FIDE! 'WALN 542 Columbia strect, between P and Q streets BACk OnAt 1s, TABLES: ‘LOUNGe PRA Doribeet Lot 16105. ERS, ‘SHUGK ‘AND HAtH | | SAME DAY, az 4:90 o'cLoox p. w., on the prem- BEDDING, PICTURI CHINA AND GLASS } tren, eros frome house, No. ‘i636, Vermont WAKE, gcapee 8TO KITCHEN FUR. tween Q and i streets. t No. 25, Nir Ae ALL IN GOOD CONDITION, | equere 27t Lot 2: 69x121. Bay Peeps fotse BD 6 & QreEes | | lot 18, 8 B aquareatl, froatiog about a fenton aah eae is aT. : | e Island ayenue, between 14th and 16th At auction FRIDAY AY MUEEING, APRIL aoe COMMENCING AT 10 0 spi0K” | BAMEDAY, 46:90 o'CLOOR P, a.» on the prem, Lot juare , vases, No HOMAB DOWLING, Aa h Auctionesr. | and’ 1216, Ath treet, between Mand N strocte west. On THUBSDAY AFTERNOON, APnit ist, ar 4 o'CLOoF, on the premises, lots 21 aud 22, « | 29, each fot 20.95, on Sth ‘street, betwoan I, and ortheast, improved by a neat frame dwelling, GROCERIES, SHELF G00! ITER AND PLA’ TEOUM BOALER MEA capers STORE | XTOKE4, LARGE COFFEE &e., AUCTI on Pi DAY MORNING, fe aoe Hi | Ra 1131 5th street Feet uoriheast, with nice side garden, 4T 10 o’cLoocK, at No. es mire ) Srait trees and shra ibbery. sialigl he Satire seat inet. 6 225, aquars 676, i street, between ‘Nome Gopts OH Capi THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.__ {4 ot 2 letreets ¢ast, improved, by. Opa nlen sare SOLESOSTEROAS AEG fea story brick house, known as No. 6, TRUSTEES' SALE OF DWELLING. HOUSE AND iA AME Heo an ae, a2, bret Gaon raeieeet FREMISES No. €14 F STREET. BETWEKN southeast, tween ang treets. improved by oe AND SEVENTH SLREETS NORTE Ges ae well nN: uN Une- *fouueth cash ; the remainder of sale: By virtue of deed of trust tour, recorded inelzet rele and eighteen months, with interest in. Liber ‘No. 028 folio 186, of” the aad (2 2 éd by deed of truston the ie Dreuiises. aS Fecordr of the Distrigt at Columbia, we will Saaine av ene of the pure Willsell at BAS ean suction, in front of the premises, THOM. J. FISHER © CO., TRE 22D DAY OF APRIL, A. D. LHS F strest northwest, apl3-d JONGANBON BROS., Auctioneers, OHARGERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED | ~ REAL £1 TH SITUATED ON THE EAST BIDE OF NEW HERSEY AVENDR, B ET WEEN BAND O BTREETS SOUT or. Be es -, all those parts of lots iaad i in square No. 456, inthe ety of Washington, D.3 bounded as follows: Besinulog for the saute at & Poluton the north line of eaid lot 18, distant 49 feet West from the nertheast corner thereof, and run- bing Shenes south 189 feet, 124 inches to ‘the public alley; thence west 24 feet 43g inches: thence north 109-feet 1g inclior to the north line of sald lot 17, By virtue of a dect of the Supreme the st 24 fest 455 inches to the place of be- of thi Diatri t of Ooh eh nlp teriprwts Us ineeensab ton, | SENG gn aan ear thereon, D. 1881, in the | ca ot al. consisting of a four-story brick dwellini Vs. George ‘Terms of sale: #3,000 in cash, and the balance | fer et: crake No. 7,444. acct “20, Tie aati st one, two, three, four and five years, in equal in- | at pubis auction, in troué of the promices “on 8 talents, for which the notes of the purchaser, ade URSDAY, THE JIsT DAY OF Arai, A.D. 1881, bearing interest from the day of sale, and secared ‘O'oL00R art of lots3 and’, in square to the satisfaction of the Fate situate in n Washiowton oo District of Colum- be tak bia, with the improvenient lescribed ag fol- stot lots on the gonth lows: Beginning for said Une of an alley is feet wide, ata Point 68 feet 4 in- at the cost of tho | ches from the southeast corner of ead alloy. aud “WOODWARD, ‘Bg with the line of sald alley due seat 25 feat, ¥ MATTINGLY:} Trustecs, | Fann DEY of MHORIEE alley 9 fect wine: thence with the ine of eaid last mentioned alley due (CHANCERY SALE. ate DFite St fer buch he Sunes jourt of the of Columbia, in fine between sald lots Sand 4, and 200 fest quity canse No. 5896, we will, on THURS Giiches frora the southwest corner of said square, AY, THE 28TH DAY OF APRIL, 1881, AT 5 O'CLOCK and ranning: at right angles to ssid avenue east- Fs ath eer the, Premises, offer for sale at Tot No. Bin dokn Be eit 5 inches wide, laid out b: his subdivision of said lot z. toawalley 9 feet Dania © Oarroll in fubdvision of sauare No. 511, tronting 84 fost 4 inches on D north and runnin back with | weuee with the line of satd alley due south natit it that if with iol ct toa Papen: ery and Pioprayed Bue, and which line intersects said avenue 262 feet Ron 109 and 111 Dstrestnortnwerts) | chnenee from tie soutliwest corner of sald aa juare thence wits #aid line about 121 feet 10 inches wost wardly to said ayenuo, and thence with the line, of said avenus northwardly 24 feet to the place of be- Terms: One-fourth of the panties money in caeh; residue in three equal instalments of six, ENeire and eighteen months with six percent in: kinning. ‘The north 3 teat on New Jersey avenue leed given upon the final ratification of bale aiid deed Of truet taken teat ce Hehehe Pe eR aren tase taints ments, oF else dood wiven upon final ratidcation of the alley mentioned in liber W. 1 60, folio 22 gon 5 sale and full payment of the purchase money. A or deposit of aide on-each house when sold. Orcas et calor, Gap thied eat a kee ees } Trustees. | caual instalmenss at one and two years respect— GUARD Je ively trom day of sale, with intorest from day of THOS. J. FISHER &CO., Auctlonvers, sale. De! Payments to be securred On prop- apl6-d&ds id as directed by said decree. All convey- ancing and expenses at cost of purchaeer. A di posit of $200 on day of sale. If terms of sale are a WALTER B. WILLIAMS & 00., Auctioneers. not complied with in ten daye, the property will be eee EL SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM- ED PROPERTY BRONTING ON NEW Renna Rt Come Sd SRK OL RCC Oe Daraner, BANPSTIRE. AVERUEYS SEV OREN TTY i INERT § AND I STREETS NONTHWESE: | _*P8-d&as Teas: ane AUOLTIO) HOMAS DOWLING, , Auctioneer, TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY of. av MOUNT PLEASANT, DISTRICT OF Ov- the Jand records for foi 8 es county, is the LUBL District of Columbia, and by airection of the patty | _ By tires eile Geed of trust, dated the 34 secured thereby, I hall cell at public auction, in | day of February, 1976, and duly recorded in front of the preirisss, on SATURDAY, THE 3 dre liber 80S, folio 481, oné of the land records, Day ov Avnit, A: Ey 1681, at 4 o'cLoc for the District of Columbia and by, direction 0 all those certain viet “or parcels of grount fitwate the perty secured theraby, the undersigned trustes in the said city of ieee ey. And known and | villsell,on THURSDAY, APRIL 2lst, 1831, aT 5 designated as Tota t na red one (1), two (2), three | >'cLoox, on the premise®, the following-deseribed (3), four (4), fifteen sixteen (16), seventeen | property, viz; {Al that part and parcel of land lying 7) and ipa gree (2) fa Square numbered one and being in the county of Washington and District hundred and ditty two (162 Columbia, being part of lot numbered one (1), in section nua bered ope (1), ia 8. P. Brown's sub- division of Bt. Pleseant, ss recorded in the snr- veyor's office of said District of Columbia, being the north end of the aforesaid Lot No. 1, and dein: Term ‘One- touch cash ; and the balance in equal Stata ents of one, two and three years from day of sale, to be secared by the notes of the purchaeer, bearing interest at six per cent per an- hum until paid, payable semi-annua!ly, anda ceed ons eee and twenty-four and one-half (2439: Turcharer's option PA depeste Of 6100 Seesoentee | fet serect, aud © Bone hiied Goh rst oh purchaser’s option. 6: e street, and cont 8 foet Will be required st the time of sale’ If the terms of is oe 2 sale are not complied with in five days from the Gay of sale, the Trustee reaerves the right to resell t the cost and risk of the defaulting purchaser. ivi conveyancing at purchater's cost. apls-d&dbs ‘ROY M. TAYLOR, Trustee. Tors of sale: The amount of indebtedness, se- cured by this deed of trust unpaid, with the ex- Prat: of sale in cash, and the balance at six and elve months, for which the notes of the purchaser, ren aie enereen from Gay of sale and secured by a eed o} mn the property e014 shall be taken. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. All conveyancine, ‘Re., at purchasers cost. 100 deposit required at thé timo of aale. If the terms TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL een ee py rivtne of bdaed . vening Star. ESSE q. L. STURTEVANT, Trustee Lil 178, of the land records for the Dist tum- pais Js one of the most soasate lots in Mt leneant, and if the purchaser desires, money wil TUESDAY, THE 3D Day oF fee A. | be loaned to build on it, and ten years’ itgiven O'ci P. M.. Jot | for such ioan. apll-dsds ground situate sae one, sity of SGeoree erie Oclembiae described WIOMAS DO WLING, A Auctioneer. +cinning at ‘the intersection of the port line ‘of West ‘street with the east une of Val- ley street, and running thence eastwardly alony said north line of West street forty-eight aut sixty- five hundredths (48.65-100) feet to east side of the AT OEEY Sry OF VA VALUABLE PROPERTY OH PLEASANT, WASHINGTON COUN. 2 virtue of a secre 0 ue the Supreme Court wall of the dwelling house on the lot now de- | of the Districtot Gol assed in 89 ay fe scribed ; thence northwardly at right aniloa to eald | liam 8. Howe Gauss No. 6,959, wherein West street, and along the éast side of the wall of | x complainant and John said dwelling honse one hunéred ei) foct,more or ts, the lees, to the south boundary line W. Hane- winckel; thence westwai locas “said south | rdly line to Valley atrect, and thence south- Eagleston and others ae fendant un es signed, as trustees, will scl) Bae atiction, in front of the premises, on Mé oN YY, alt} DAY OF APRIL, 1881, AT 5 O'OLOUx boundary i perodee ateel of ground lying and hea long the east line of said Valley street to betng’ in ‘Pleaea Get the county of Wasninw- beginning, with the improvements, consisting ; ton and Disiriot of Columbia, and known of in = Chresiat story and mansard roof Brick Dwelling | scribed as fo! on the lith rashin, ‘Terms of eale: Cash; a Seposit of $200 required sttime of sale. “Conveyancing at parchaser's cost. If terms of sale are not complied within five days, | weet 3 63- thence nortit 45 weet $:44:109 e ‘Trustee reserves the right to resell at cost and | chains, thence south, 9 west 6 33-109 Fisk of defauitiug parchaser thence south 20s wost 80-100 ap8-dtas JOSIAH DENT, Trustee. chains; and south 30% deqreos eau 5 sorlnaa Be fo the beginning, containing two acres o = HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. wether with bea th all the Smmprovemente thereon and thei lon, Reva of sate nes ae follows, tO wit: TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT AND ‘Three hun- dred dollars cash at the time of gales one courea us BRICK DWELLING AND STORE, No. 1522 FOURTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST, | fie murchage money cach on the day CGOBNER SAMSON STREET. win it ereatter, and ‘the Zeid e in By virtue of a deed of trust dated the 16th sstaimenteat ar, twelve snd dsy of August, A. D. 1870, recorded Scone Say Ons the day of sale, urchaser ova theland records for Waahfarton county, D iis p notes for the deferred amen, -» in Liber 621, folio 415, and by the written di- beating interest 4 from the day of pals un! 5 we Seuew of the present holderof the ‘ast secured | the a eel may, Clan iia loot pay ‘AT ons! thereby, the undersigned will sell, infront of the | Deed to ed unt nash ie iymade. ie Bremiset, to thehishest bidder, on WEDNESDAY. | the ‘terme of fale be not compliad of frastees ane dry pax ov May, A; D- 1631. 47 5 o'0L00 Feserve the right to resell the property at the tisk M., the following ite he city of -Was! and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after ten ington, District of Columbia, viz: Thacoath teen. | S2¢,cast of, the. det paper. ty-two'and a half feet of lot thirty-three (3: CAZENOVE G. rae a subdivision of. square ea punared and wa’ ei ope On pine (209), according to the plan o TBON J. NEWTON, ronting twenty-two and one hat fect on tat 509 7th street, f Trustees, the rep ot and running bi of that width, R. P. JACKSON, the r ‘ald lot, tovether with the improve. ariiO;§S8 Brice at, Géorzetown, ments, &c , co in the deed of ist. ana aae Sige gril be Uberal, wil bo made se-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, in own at of le. con- apil-dts ANTH. HYDE, Trustee. nis of the storm, until FRIDAY, REIL, Sr, } samze hour ani order o HHANCERY SALE. OF VALUABLE BUIED- 2 Yf api-d iG LOT ON THE NORTH SIDE OF SOUTH A Sran BETWE) FIBST AND ABOVE SALE IS AGAIN POSsT- SE ie) STREETs EAST, NEAR THE UNITED oss. eS IN WASHINGTON B eee ot a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, Passed BR, pou cause Be 4.894, wherein Samuel aniel A. Oonueliye ct. BS i are comp! defendants, we will offer forsale at public auction in front of ‘the on TUESDAY, THE 26TH 1881, aT 5 o'oL0cK NED. in consequence of the rain, until WED- Respay APBIL 13TH, same hour and place. By order of the Trustees. aps-d&ds Leds ABOVE SALE 18 STILL rite} ostponed in consequence of bad eather ‘until (ONDAY, APRIL 18TH, same hour and id place By order of Trustees. apli-d&ds Day OF Arnit, 2. M. that | $2" THE ABOVE SALE IS STILL FURTHER varcel sf il eat POSTPONED in consequence of the raiv, until the city of Wi shin ton, tn the D st Moresaid, THURSDAY, Apu, 2isr, 1881, at same hour and De a 72 1} Pla front of 49 feet cot and 6 inches bya depth of tis feet | By order of the Trustees. apl9-d&as ey 30 feet gun the oust by another auley opening on aitet te ‘H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer. fet eiacicoeriner wi Spvurtenances KESTEE'S SALE OF TWO-STORY FRA ME HOUSE ON ne (ee BETWEEN TWEN- TY-THIRD TWENTY-FOURTH cash; the residue in tees STREETS NORTHWEST a beet of three equal instalments at x six, twelve and elx! mont from the day of ale, ‘aad BY EE Of a decd of trn secured bya deed of trust on the property. FON TS ry earing. date 16100 deposit on jOODBURY tance of bid. Ther Be foo Gee ot ae @ lana record sue nortiweet, for the District of Goumbiar twill sell at public ie SD WEDS” ¢ Trastess. | anction, in front of the premises, on THURSDAY. & rip ber se Fim 21st DAY OF APRIL 1881, Az 5 O'CLOCK P 24. DUROANSON BROS. Aust. apla-atas | We fclowing described real eatate, git —e=——=—=—== Piece or parcel of ground known ‘as lot numbered H. WHEATLEY’S tixteen (6), in suutaro numbered thirty-eight (38), A together with buildings, &2., thereon, —— tae pga ee AND WET AND DBY an th SCOURING ESTABLISHMENT. 8300" deront nie of Raptr Fes ee th ae and ail conve) encing at of purchaser. as to be oom} with in festa Gon ote, arwuotan trae TO) cost and risk of the defaulting Purchaser, ‘after aa days’ ad le Leeks ‘ROBERT LOGAN, Trus'es. ‘Will call for and deliver WORK an: ere in the District, upon receipt of address by mail all other- Goods received and returned te Aas and express THIS EVENING. ALTER B. WILLIAMS & OO., Auctioneers. from and to all parts of the cor No. 1068 (old 49) Jefferson street, Rear Bridge, Georgetown, D. C. UST RECEIVED— Loads oJ Fancy SEED OATS, -Y° OTe Oar For sale in —, pane: 0 Four, “Grin MPS S BONG... | FOSTER'S GREAT SALE 01 OF FINE ENGLISH COREE AL MILES, ith nab, Rese" Actin, Hoo pri: apis W. Washington, D. ‘ate eales during the day. stock islare, and NO REASONABLE OFFER departments of literaare> Tine ig a care chaces ee for book-buyers, as te entire stock mast be losed Broom Gg ne ™ OOe Men | CREME OR atauR mee orED FORFEITED PLEDGES, TWENat SECGRD STREEE TBST ABD prising Ladies and Gents" vittue of a decrenof the Bapree O oon CorgOLD WATOHKS and ¥INM JAWELEY. Tee day of July, 2875, in Mquity Onase No. MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER OERT. Sse wherein Clee a eam noes SPECIAL BATES FOR $100 AND UPWARDS. ne Ss, os e J... & BR. COHEN. 1105 Penna, ave, northwest. t ana et ASUBANCE STO; N’oae pee HO AND SUULH W: wasn. NGT! ron ad WASHINGTON @aSLIGHT Ov. ND OTHER STO: On FRIDAY arate, 2ID, AF 1 OOLOCK KOON, st our auction rooms. It DUNOANSON BRO. “OMABS DOWLING, Anucticncer. REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS. At salceroom, SATURDAY. Aratt, 230, at 10 o’cLock, embracing French-piate Mir- ors, Walvut Parlor | Otamber and Disise Boom “Furniture, Cooking antl Heaung Steves, & 1.80, A large consignment a Crockery. ete) aseoriment of — and Fancy Arti- jTOCK AND One Jenny Lind Table See eons, Pa qk Phen sad Family Userisee. ae. ones THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer SES BROS, Sees TROBE Sean oF, ae UABLE UNIM- | Re TATE, SOUTBEAST SouERE TIGHTEENTE AND ESTREEIS y virtue of a eed of trust dated October 3d Ag eceraehts Lite aes folio aie one of the land records ior. the Distro: of Co. Inwbia, and at the request of the party secur: fhereby, Twill seliat public suction, tn froat of the premises, on TUESDAY, one, Sp pay or May, AD. 1881, ar Spay OCLOCE P.mt, the {cllowing-described real eeiate, situate iu the city of Washiveton, Listrict of Golumbia, to wit:— The We-t 30 fect of orivinal Lots It and 15. in Square No 172, fronting 30 feeton North E street, aud running back with said width 1/9 feet and 10 s, to the south lire of anid lot 1 ‘Terms of fale: One-third of the purchase money 1, $75 at the time of eale, and the balance at six ahd iwelve monthe. with interest trom the day of sele, to ba secu perty sold, or alic tthe opiton All ootiveyancing at the cost of If ‘the terms of eale are not con- with in ten days from the day of fale, the | ce reterses the right to resell tae property st d costot the defaulting purchaser, alter stadvertisement. WM. B. WOODWARD, Trustee. PrERs BALE, OF BRICK BUILDING. No. 479 WEST. TO BE RE HoveD, ATEN TEN DaYS FROM DaY | we veil ee el on RATORDAY.: yee’ 33D, AT 4:30 0" M., an old ‘Cwo-1 ey Brick back bailar Kiowa as, the "Bath Houee Property,” No. 479 C street northwest, tobe removed within ‘tea day re from day of sale. ‘Terms: Gach st time of gal FISHER = oo Ancts , oie d&as northwest. BENSINGER, == SOURTEEN- PASSENGER, OMNIBUS AT AUC- Twill sellat the Bae on on BATUBDAY MOBNIN o'clock — One 14 passenger Omnibus. Bale p positive: Can be seen at the Bazas ‘8. BENSINGER, Auct. RB. H. WARNER, Reai Estate Auctioneer. SLIO_ BALE OF VERY VALUABLE AND q3) LE BULL 10) OR AR THIRTRENTH 8T! AND ADJOINING THE BESIDENOE OF CAPTAIN PHELPS. Twill sell at p oR, ic anction, on the premises, onFATURDA Aggt. 25D, 1881, ar .. a8 above meni one of the most de- Sirablo Love in the Cliy- of Washington, Te hse a uth front of 23% fest. and looks out upon the Jowa Circle. It is in a first-class location, and the owner of the lot on tue east is about te build a first- class residence. | ‘Title perfect. ‘terms very Jiberal, or parly may pay cash, a5 preferred. $100 deposit. A plotcan be seen at my office or at the sale. ap20,21&22 B. H. WARNER, Real Estate Auct. }HOMAS DOWLING, Au Auctioneer. EX pours 8 SALE OF BLACK WAL- AMBER nig ia BRUSSSLS, — CH. INGRAIN min ABER MATTRASS BRE PILLOWS ES, BOLSTE! RSM roars WHEELER. A EI ry CHINE, AND OHATE COOKING AND HEATING STOVES, Sak On SATURDAY MORNING, Apart. 23p, 1881, aT 10 o’cLocK, within andia front oi the auction rooms of Thomes Dowling, shall sell by ordsr of the Orphans Court, sceneral nesortment of the above bouscnold etfect. Exegntor of the late Fauny M: Southend. a ——————————E—E yu B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. OHANCEBY SALE OF GLUARLE I Sone BEAL ESTATE ON THEA AST Ee Steere NORTHW! CITY, five day. apl-eokabe 949 Louisiana ave., + APRIL 23p, aT 1 IOHTEENTH, EBT, IN WASHINGTON DISTRIOT OF COLUMBIA. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court I the District of Colnmbis, passed. Equity ‘cause No. between Ellen Frazier, plaintiff, ‘andthe heirs of John Frazier of ah defendants, we, the undersigned trust mn THURSDAY, THE DIN DAY OF Mav, AD 180i, an hive O'CLOCK P.M, oe &t public auction, on the premises, a)} ee or parce! of ground lying and befrg in the Gity of Washington, ‘in the District of Columbia, known a8 part of lots num- bered 16 and 17, in square 127, beginuins for raid parts of lots at the northwest corner of said square and running thence south along 18th street west ‘BU fect; thence east 25 feet; thence north 80 feet: thence west to the point of beginning; improved by alarge Brick Dwelling house and back buiid- The iocation is ex.cilent. of money in Perms: One~ tira urchase cash: ‘ive months from day of Je, and payment missory nol f it ef $100 wi Cost of conveyancine nse, and terms te be com- days, otherwise the Trus ce reaarve tier resell at risk and cost of derau ig purchaser WILLIAM J. MILLER, ) 436 Louisiana avenne, BEN. I. DARNEILLE, ° api9d&ds Office 4 Louigisna avenue, ALTER B. WILLIAMS & 0O., Auctioneers. IRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED Seon ON a Sitger NOBLHWESI, BEING NO. 421 P 8’ By virtue of adeed of a cane ‘of vet besring date pten| - D. 18" ‘Trustees. the nineteenth day of keptember, ‘77, and Fecorded in liber BOE, folio an "ete of the land records of the District of Coin ‘and by direc- Ton of tie party secured thereby, ‘we will sell at public auction in front of the premises st eet THE 20TH DAY OF APRIL, E lot numbered five (5)in Harkitose and sioners’ subdivision of square num- dred and ten (610), with the three-story i honse and other improvements. ‘Terms of tile: One-third cash; tweive and eighteen months, secured chasers notes and decd of trust, with intere, fix per cent from day of sale. | $100 to be paid at the timeof sole. If ee terms of sale are not com- piled with in Ave Gaya the Trustees reserve the Tight to resell at deft iting pacehsvers 'g cost. apl8-akabe Le M. TAYLOR. 's Trustees. ere pee HANOQERY SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE Cis EET, NEAR THE NORTHESN Yisenry MARbeT: Under decree of Supreme Court, District f: ap gf Columbia, in cause of Fowier 8. Dick, No, 7,247 Ednity, 1 willsell at public auction tothe ha highest bid bi dacr infront of the pre:ises, 01 THU Y, I8el, av 5 o'ccoce PMs the east ae ‘ati lot rg in square 515, in Wachington oy. 3 t and 6 {1 K nd improved three tea) ‘brick house No. 423 K ‘Terms: One-third balance in six, twelve and eighteen months from day of sale, with inter- est ateix per cent per annum, or all casb, at option of ete al eeeGe sit required and convey- ancipg at purchaser's cost JOB BARNARD, Trustoo, ‘603 D street northwest DUECANSON BROS., Aucts. apl6-eo6t R. O. HOLTZMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. Gi VY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING ison ON PENNSYLVANIA anon AND ON THE CIROLE. AND ONE 0! eT WENTX- FOURIB STREET NORTHWEST. aith ne De 176 Yookonta pro a ° in the eity of Washington, sth Die = | =f ferred paymen! old, or ail cash, at ‘aie option of the | yauer JA depoait of Si os will be | pur required at the time of sale. EAL T. MURRAY, 313 43g one nares. . O. HOLTZMAN, Auct., 10th and F stsonorthwest. apT-cokdbs Ce I\OERY BALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES- TATE AT THE Ni ORTHEAST. CORNER agt VEEMONT AVENUS AND L STREET. OF | defendant ordered. of eine Dunnict of Gata cook dite Abs J. tl 5 i : E. sf & ee ‘ i Pd = THURSDAY. April 21, ISSL. LOCAL NEW The Public Scboe! Examinations, THE PROGRAM THIS YRAR. The oral examinations of the county schools ‘Will De finished next week, as will the spelling examinations tn the city schools, white and Sela The program for the rematnder of the Public School examinations 1s a8 foliows: May 2 (0 10, oral examination of eighth grade of city echcols—Examiuers; Sugertateadent and supervising principals. May V6 to June 3, semi-annual oral examination Of first, second, third, and fourth grades of city schools—kx_ aminers: Superintendent and supervising pria- cipais, May 20, i to 10 p.m, and May 2l, 8 to i2@ m., examination tn drawing aud exhivi- tion of ‘Grawing, Map drawing and penman- Py Frapkiin Butiding— = exemniners: Mrs. 3. ler, teacher of drawing. S-lect commit- tee: Mr: Win Macleod: Curstor Capone lery of Art; Mr. Edward Clark, Architect Capl- tol; Migs C. L. Ransom, artis"; Mr. J. L. Smith- meyer, architect; Mra Vinute Ream’ Hoxte, sculptor. Address by Gen. Wm. Birney. May 21 and 28, 9 a. m., Examination of candidates for teachers’ positions and for prom: —Ex- aminers: Committee on teachers and board of written exemiuers, May 3land June i and examination of the high schools— Superintendent and principals of scheols. June 4,5 a.m,and Juve 11,S a.m, examination of candidaies for the Wasitugcoa Xormal school, to be held in the Franklla Bulding—Examtner-: Committee on Veachers and superintendent. June and 5, written examination of 6th, 6h, 71h and Sth grades of city schools—Examiners: Superintendent and supervising principals. June 6 to ix, writien examination of the« county schools—Examtners: Saverintendent and supervising principal. Jace 9. m., fourth quarterly examination of the Washington Normal s2hcol—Examiners: © mittee on teachers and superiutendent. J i0,SP.m., graduating exercises of the Wash. ington Nermal school, Congregational Church, dith ald G streets northwest, under the rection of the committee on teachers. June 11,9 am., examination for Kendall and King scholarships, Franklin Buliding—Exam- iners: Mr. Charles B. Young, Mr. John W. Hunt and Mr. Otis T. Mason. Juae i4, sem! annual examination and closing exercises of the girls’ bigh_school—Examiners: Commitiee on taach- ers and superintendent. Juae 15, semi-annual examination and closing exercises of the boys’ high scbool—Examtners: Committee on teach - ersand superintendent. June 16, closing day of the first grade of city schools. June uy, ang. Gay Of the second grade of city schools, June 20, clositig day of the third grade of city Schools.’ June 21, closing day of the fourth ana fifth SS of the city schools. June ¥2, closing day of the sixth, seventh and eighth grades of clty schools and ot the county schools. COLORED SCHOOLS May 2 to 51, semi-annual oral examination of all grades of’ schools—Examiuers: Superioten- dent ie hey ens principals. May 20,1 p. B., and Mi 1o 12 &m., exitbition of draw— Ing, ma) ‘Gra g, and penmanship, in the ; Sumner building. May 21 and 2s, 9 a.m., exami- nations of candidates for teachers’ positions and for promotious—Examtners: Committee on ‘Leachers and board of examiners. June 3 a. In, quarterly exasnination of the Miner nor- mal school. June ¢,Sam., and June ll, examil- nation of candidates for the Miner’ normal School—To be held in the Sumner butiding— Examiners: Committee on teachers and super- intendent. June 6, 7 and s, second semi-annual written examination of the fifth, sixth, seventh and elghih grades, and hign Sen091—Examt- : Superintendent and supervising prinel- pals, Junes,Sp. m., graduating exercises of ihe Miner normal rena be held tn the Miner hall. June 9, graduating exer- Gises of the High ‘school fo be. held in the Sumner hall June 14,1 p.m., closing day of eighth grade school, No. 2, Jonn F. Cook butld- ing. June 15, 9:30 a, m., closing day of eigath grade school, No. 1, Sumner bu! ding. ims 15, ip m, Closing day of eiguth grade school, No: 3, Lincoln building. June 16, closing day or schools in the first eub-division—Stevens and Miner, 9 a, m : Sumner, 1 p. m. June 1, closin; day of'schools in the seeond sub diviston—Tent street, 4th and L streets, 3d street, and Frank- Mn street, 9 a. m.; John F, Cook, 1 p.m. June 20, closing day of schools in the third sub-divi- sion—Lovejoy, 9 a m; Lincoin,1p.m. June ‘21, Closing ‘day of schools in the fourth sub-divi- sion—Anthony Bowen, 9 a. m.; Randall, | p.m. June 22, Closing day of schools in the fifth sub- division—Chamberilain, 9a.m. Closing day of High school, 1 p. m. —_—<$<——__ Real Estate Transfers. ‘Deeds in fee have been recorded as follows: C. A. Prentiss et al. to D, W. Prentiss, west halt 10, sa. 276; $——. Eliza Polk to}Frank H. Fali, PUY, £4. 256; . RB. Clark to oun A. Hol, se of oy 15, 84. 545; $1,000. Jane W. Williamson B. Yerkes, subs P and Q, 8q_ 46s; $400. W. A. Fenwick et al., trustees, ta same, sud C, sq. 468; $—. to 'L. J. Peck, und: viled fourth of an undivided hait interest, pis 2, 24 and 23, sq. 456; §2,000, E. C. Carrington etal. to Caroline Rasher, pt 22, sq. 425; $— Sarah E. Cross to David Murphy, PU 1, 3q. 531; $582. L. Drury to Mary W. &. Weaver, p's 2 and 3, sq. 786; $1,700. Sarah Jonnson td oe Tietta Zimmerman, 8ud M, Sq. 587; $900. Ctermeble to A. Leadtogbamn ‘and T. wW. Swit: dicombe, pt 3, Sq. 250; $2 672. G. W. Utermente to H, I. Barker, subs 5 and 6, sq. 250; $4,434 12. A. Gordon, trustee, to nal Saviugs ¥ ot 1 to 4, block 3, and $ to 11, block 2, bp ‘sub of Mt. Pleasaut; $190.67. ‘T. J. Lut: ell, truBtee, to H. E. Klotz, subs. 41 to 44, sq. 5 $4,250. E. Klotz to C. Herman, undivided bait in same; $2,125, Charles coed toc. F. Walcott, north part 2, €q. 836; $24 Carter to Mary E. Fletcher, sub. 12, sq. 629; $—. Mary E. Fletcher to Lucy Carter, same property; #—. Emliy A. Moxley to A. Gaegier, north half 4, £q. 424; $995. A Complaint Against the Pavement Schedule. Editor Star:—In this evening’s Star I no- ticed that Lieut. Greene has submitted to the District Commissioners a schedule of pavements to be laid during the present season, and I infer that the list embraces all that probabiy will be laid. If this inference is correct, gross injus- lice will be done to the section of our city known as Capitol Hill, as while but 12 600 yards of asphalt pavement are allotted to that sec- on, to take the place of rotten pavements laid at ruinous cost to real estate owners, and this, too, only on streets near the Capitol building, 400 yards are designed to beautify suca tS as Scott Square, Vermont avenue, Con- necticut avenue, Rhode Island avenue, ‘Iowa P street circle, &., &¢. It 1s about time the Commissioners gave @ little attention to the rotten pavements of Capito) Hill, at least, to the full extent of the appropria- tions made for them lately by Col ‘They should remember there are other perts of the town that pay taxes, require at- tention, andare entitied to the benefit ote well- jaid, smooth, pavements beside the squares, circles and avenues above-mentioned; and if a Uttie of the haste to lay smooth pavements in the northwestern part was dispiayed in the eastern part of town, the Commissioners might - — from the suspicion that they know Dut locality. It may be well to add that Capi- toll at is destiiute of concrete pavements (ex- cepupg on Pennsylvania avenue andon East = itol street, which isin an incomplete con- lon,) unless on a few streets bordering on the Capitol grounds, and then only in the Meee of property — by es <P pd compensate for past neglect, substan' - crete 7 pavements, similar to those laid in the northwestern part of town, should at once be put down on every street within the limits of ist and 10th streets east, and D street north and D street south. Let the Commissioners turn their attention eastward. A SUBSCRIBER, April 20, The Courts. CouRT IN — TERM. Yesterday, Bevans che pe telow Heed, peal dismissed for non- ——— with rule 29. Rich agt. Chandler; on hearing. ¥ ene — rb gs cotaneott sae ‘esterday, 1psOn Shepherd; mitted to jury; Butler agt. Green; judgment a ai a Riddle agt. Scalon; verdict for defen ‘To Thon) Shepherd; verdict for actenaent. Schneider & Son ‘agit. Garland; verdict for plaintiff for $155. Knight agt. =~, peli; bill = exceptions signed. Equygy Court—Judge Wylie. Yesterday, Hopkins Hoping; private bid of Henry E Kiow. a Williams ‘Williams: ap) peace of ea . Dean appoin' BR Be he Oo peution for SOCIETY NOTES, Mrs, Gartield will retarn to day. Except Mrs. MacVeagh, none of the Cabinet famallies received calls yesterday. Mr. Cary W. Kauke and Miss Miriam K. Pat- Ups, both of Wooster, Onio, were united In aeare last evening at the residence of the bride's uncle, Mr. S. H. Kauffmann, on M street, The beantiful and improsaive marriage servion ®as performed by Rev. Dr. Elliott, of ecanston eburch. Only relatives and the Intimate frien of the uniting parties were present. 4 Bischof! played the weading march, ana acoom.- nied 2 ceremeay with sweat! low tones. he bride jooked charming, and congratulations were showered upon the groom for his su: sucoees in gaining such a prize. At ten o'clock th happy couple started for New York, ania H shower of rice and old slippers from the chiid- ren, who were present 1n almost as large num- bers as the grown fo)ks, and With whom the bride was always a great favorite. After a tour to New York and New England Mr. and Mrs. Kauke will return to their home ta Onto. The bail of the National Rifles, at Marint’s Hall last night was @ Drilllant affair. The room was tastefully decorated, aod the showy uniforms of tne Ritles and elegant totlevtes of the iadies, made up a beautifal spectacie. The music was by Weber's band. Mrs. Gen. Rick- Clits gracefully recetved the guests, among whom were many officers of the army and navy, and alarce number of ladies and gentiomen ‘well known in Washington society. Many of the dresees were Unusually tasteful and elegant, and the occasion throughout was one of memor- able beauty and enjoyment. ‘The last german of the Capitol Hill Club was given last Srening by Miss Serita Brady at the residence ot Sudge French, 1 Street. Miss Brady took special interest in making arrangements for last evening, result Was one of the handsomest and most en- joyable entertainments of the season. Tne jarge parlors presented a very pretty scene, ‘Th an was led by Mr. Dayton Ward and Mi ly. The fig inal and were ors were from some. The com} Hh aid not disperse uotil a late hour. The announcement bas een made of Presence in Washington of the author of a volume purporting to give correct skeUches of the wives of Presidents, and that she will pre- pare for the next edition of the work a sketch of Mrs. Garfield. It 18 to be hoped that mofe care will be taken in the prep ration of that than was used in that of Mrs. Hayes, in which in all seriousness is incorporated a story of that iady, the originator of which wrote 1 as a fest, supposing its purpose would be apparent to ‘the most matter of fact or careless roader. The story Purported to give an account of how one evening Mrs. Hayes would not give her hus- band a chance to play poker with members of hisCabinet, and continued to tpterrapt the party until the lateness of the hour efecvually prevented the continuance of thelr efforts for me. That any one deliberately ring istorical work Should accept this pleasantry 88 fact, spd use it as sich in dead earnest, shows an obtuseness of mental perception, or carelessness in writing unworthy of one who aims to write history. | The St, George's Soctety of this District wit give their third anniversary dinner at Abner's Saturday night, and have made preparations for celebrating the day with proper eclat. Mrs. Thackara (formerly Miss itilte Sherman) and her infant caughter arrived at oe Sherman's residence ‘on Tuesday evening te make a short visit. Mrs. Thacker kara 18 looking very weil.—— Justice and Mrs. Harlan, who are comfortably settled in thelr new home No. ad Massachusetts avenue, are enjoy! from thelr sons, who are spending Uheir olleg vacation here.——Miss Kansom, tho artist, w! ines accompanied Mrs. Garfield to New York, will return @ the 25th.—Mrs. Mary Clemmer expects her pretty Lapny 3 Hster, Miss Fagnie Clemmer, to visit her in May. Sporting Notes. Yesterday was the second day of the Loutst- ana Jockey Club races, The first race, Pick- wick stakes, for three-year-olds, tile ‘heat Was Won by Moses; time, 1:453¢. ‘I:4$. Seco! race, mg mile, was won by knight Templar by a nose; Viola second; time, 147. ‘Third race, mile and a balf, was won by Fellow Play, ume, 2:44, Bake bail yesterday: At Providence, KR. 1 2; | Providence, 12; Brown Untversity,1. At New York—Troy, 0; Metropolitan, 3." At Boston— Bostons, Picked nine, 0. At Cleveland— Clevelands, 19; White Sewing Macbtne nine, 0. P. H. Coniey, of Portland, Maine, has tele- bed his acceptance of McKay's challenge Uo a single scuil race for $500 a side, and will at = Ou his deposit aud articles of agree- meni RECOVERING A KIDN, D DavGnTER.—Thres years ago, at Galveston, Texas, Jas. D. Wilson ianepped his }ittle aaughier while her mother Was asleep. and fied to the north. Recently Mra, Wilson ascertained that her husband and chtia were In North Adams, Mase, On Tuesday she visited that place and gave the case to Clef of Police Mallory, who soon ascertatned that the father was at work for the Ames Lumber com- , ‘at Stamford, Vi., and that the child was ding at the house of 4 man named ouse 1n tbe western part of North Adams. Thursday the mother gained possession ot her long-lost daughter, ‘aud Started with neron the return trip to Galvestor A GREAT ASTRONOMICAL EVENT.—This week will be notable in astronomical records for the great conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn on Friday meruing. There will then be a very remarkable arrangement of the chief planets in tbe heavens. Jupiter ard Saturn will be on the cpposite side of the sun from the eartn and almost in @ straight line drawn from tha earth through the sun. Far beyond them and a gong B in the same direction will bo reat planet Neptune. On the same side of the sun, but making a large angie with the direction of tbe others, will Mercury, hast- ening to get Into line with them. On this side of the sun, Venus will be drawing near to the sare line, so that at the end of thts week and the beginning of next week the sun and six Ol the eight great planets will be almost in a row, the earth being at one end and Neptune atthe other. Uranus and Mars do not jota in Hatt aucun betes parade, Mars belog nearly at righi jes to the line, and Uranus farem in another direcuion. Under this peculiar ar- rangement the astrologers and other prophets cf evil have based terrifying predictions.—N. F, Sua, COLLApSE IN THE CHICAGO PORK CORNER.— ‘There a sudden collapse In the pork corner at Chicago yesterday, and under heavy sales and hundred of rumors the price for June, which opened weak at $15.35, sold with many iluctuations and great excitement down a $17.20, lard and meats declining in proporti At noon the price for pork was $17.35 bid, which was i2} cents higher than five min- utes before. It is suspected that the bulls are bothering the market in order to buy at lower pri FortTy-Fock Monson Sony oo ey a the Union Pacin on a rogely Ug expedition ‘a Wyoming. They are Hi infertor and coarse men. Most of them have from two to five wives at home. They ‘will work in the mining and tron district. THOMAS J, DEJARNETTE, acquitted at Dan- ville, Va., of the murder of his Sister, because be was ihsane et the time he commitied the act, Was yesterday set at liberty, and left at once for North Carolina with a relative. Ds In ‘Washington, D. oc. ednesday evening, April 20, 1481, by Rev. Dr. bie of Ascension Ohurch. Mr. CARY W. KAUR® =. lad! ILLIPs. fo Mise Munaaae 2. Patunat ‘of Wontar, LLY rt ay 1 i, At 9.30 o'clock ©ol On April 19th, 1881, 4 ’ nee baa és E. Walter aud Belay’ M. Collins, aed five ata $. four be Fu ‘roma. ky ee ao Aud Peet ary = Gricnds ure respect! lly ravi mae anne id FITZGERALD. On Wednesday, 1981, aire Euues Prszornaty, ia ‘seventi of her a take ego mead ea afta ‘Ellon Wa'eh, ner Fourth ani strety Burien on Erde Art ak at 8 ikea to attend. * KEANE. On Aj 39% 1 at 820p. m, a short and an ys which he “4 bore fortified His will take place from" * ate resi 7h Jackson Alley, on Friday, Aprii 22d, at | ee ws Friends and relatives eed <2 x April 1881, at 8 o'clock m., Liu ere ‘dsughter of John and jase of bas street northwest, ril 224, at 2 0%! ‘hel and friends are ited sant THROOP. April scone