Evening Star Newspaper, April 27, 1881, Page 3

Sail AUCTION SALES. | eUTCKE DAYS. _ AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON. VWRANCH: -) © OF VALUABLE IMP’ “TATE ON K SrskE* NOSTH- WEEN TWRNTY- T AND | OND STREETS, iecree of the bupreme Jour’ | bis passed on ¢ Sin Feprity Canes No. Jones an® Leon aud Delilah Arn Jo Tehall, on WEONES iosi, ak 6 O'CLOCK P.M, oder f: n, in {rout of the premises, thy fale at pip. + | followins-de~ Feo ADMINISTRATC By virtue Mw: ‘ANT. CHANCERY &: Im- Agzoresrsp stares | 2 HRPORMAlae atin AE Meo, ES: Ke Se od ta ITED STATES or Bre EE AXD, LOUL TAN A VENUE } c of of & e Co SOK" + | ianitie, tho untareene SEH OF Ore ANDO STREETS NORTE. | District of ¢ Lod Peal estate. beionwiag ty tie | estate of th~ se A fred Jones, to wt: Tha wost thirty-two (\ ) feot of Lotome (1), and the «bole of Lote twa (2) 2:9 three (Bin equate une tered t ve Lyre ) sftuate on street nui west, | 9 nd nan @ 22 streets, in tae city ef Wasa: | VERY VALUABLE ington, D.C «th che improvements on. | HEIGHis ot Each o: besold asa whole, oreb- | ATELY AD!01 eden the time of sale BEELY ‘Terme. 4 the baisnee intwo | — AUOTIU equal inn On WEDNESDAY be required on each | couveyanciax and recor: a with in sever a: es the risht t erty at the risk and coat ¢f the def: y FRAN DUNCANSON BRO pD° SON DROS., Auctioneers. SHUSTER'S iMP D PR ON J. > ETWEREN SIXTH 4 BEVEL) @ NOKTHWEo?, AUCT! By virtues eof the land reco: Columbia, I wit AD. 188i, aT 5: e ” premises that part of are numbered four 4), and described as sale ¢ four (4), fr + 8 oweligg-house, easements, righ * ying thereto 4 arth of the purchase mon he balance in three e at Six, twelve aud twe h the notes of the purcnsser nw six per oent interest amt 6+ teed on the prempises sold; o¢ ail of the purchaser. Une tun- | to be paid when tha proves nveyaneipy and r: Terus to be complied «i tec reaeryes the xizht tor. Y WISE GARNETT, Trustee. ALIE ». WILLIAMS & CO., Auctionee: ment: 3 months, for! OHANCEFY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL Ate THE ey €CORNE SE IGHTERNTH AND” STEELE “S NoRTHWEST, IN WasHINGION CITY, DiSi RIOT UF COLOMBIA. virtre of a decree of the Supreme Oaurt 4. of the Dir { Coinmbts, passed in Ee me 7 between E al. on THUR DL at Frvmo’ Steet: thence thence wes: to t sale, with icece-tirom day of sale, and paymest to be secursd by approved p purebarer r -urchaters. A di required wl deed is to * ‘and intere to be at pur lied with » tees reserve defaulting 1 ans avente, | rosteag. Of Georget bew Obeerv erms of ‘0 eqnal pay ments r by a deed of trust EOUTORS’ BALE OF VALUABLE UNIM- | ; orat the election of the | PROVED PROVERTY ON FIGHTH STREET, | Sabet GePa eer aunane: Ona Money may | BETWBE PAD 0 OSEREETS NORTH | be paid in cash; the title to the respective parcels | WER NA entd to be retsined until the fall smonnt of pnr- | FIBST On THUKSD. in front of the p fquare No. 423, f. M Street with a Genthcf 100 feet. subdivided into three building lots. On Saxe ArTERNO’ in front of premise: having a front of 90 feet Linch on Ist atroot wert pape on Netreet north. This lot will be BROS. jo ea ‘80! vided. ‘Terms One-qrarter cach; balance in equal in- | VEOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, stalments at sir, tw Pitan aiereeagertare | On) ‘Real Estate Auctioncor. monthe, dé yments to bear interest and to be secured by deea Bac to be otherwise the Exeeut, atriak and cost of chasers after givin : rz purchased by the Uniteu States governm: J) 2XCANBON BHOs veyanciug 2nG reeordiox rH AND) 15 PRD O AND D STRERTS SOUTHWEST: virtne of a dec-ee of the Supreme Court of the Diatriet of Gotnmibia, paseed inn Equity gaure numbered 7,141, ‘wherein John VCuuwet al, are coiupltloauveand Manca 1. Gada ef al. are'deferdante, we wil oar for tale public ayetion. in tront of the roapecti: feces o: property, in the city ‘of Ws she On WEDNESDAY. Arar, 277m, 1881, at 5 Auctioneer. VLDING BITES ON THE LOR VE LOWS, T¥M® sl | ooLock p. M., Lot numbered 29 of the nal 0 ris PROPERTY FOR. | by Thou as BE? Youox et a\. of oriwit eats GEN. GRANT, AT | rquare 490, with the improvements th¥reon, con- sisting in athres-story snd basement briek bniiding, known as **Youve's Law Building;” alse, parts of Lotanumbarcd and 10, inthe sams square, having 8 frontof 52 feet and 4incheson 6tn stveat west, and running buck that widsh 102 feet aud & Inches to an aley 10 feet wide, being bomnded on the soit hy C situated on the | street west, with the improvements thereon. can- s near the property | sisting in ore three-story brick and two teo-story tfortue | brick buildings, a” a mumber of store rocmns, now in use for bu On THURSDAY, Apart | P23 the whe pe ED, ae the permane 9 Ail co: | ef large and cor ke dwelling, tor A deposit of | the homestead an Mt. Young. ed oneaca square is Low the United states Goy- ernment aa qn ter’s depot. ‘Terms of sae cth eash on tha day of Sale, or within seven hereaft in three equal instalments at one }éare from the day of sale, the purchaser or pu-- | chasers giving hs, her or their, promissory notes for the same, with interest from the day of eale, at money apd interest ia paid. If rr Sbater shall fail to comply withthe tortuy ef dere the Trustees reserve the right to readvartice ani resell the property at the risk and cost of such be Pepe go purchaser. $20 deposit om acceptance it each bid. street nor FRANK HUME, } wb are Pennsylvania avehue n. w. TAY OTH, ATO O'CLOCK P.M ses, We Will sell ail of lot 6, iz 66 feet 8 inches on 8th ‘This lot W ALSO, , AT G O'CLOCK, We will sell all of lot 3, in square 61 TEREMPTORY SALE OF TWO-RTORY FRAME HOUSE, No. $23 LHIRD SAIREBT NORLH- EabrT. On WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21TH, aT 6 ©cLock P. M., L will sell the above property at public auction, ia front of the pramiees, being sub lot £0 in square 776 Thestate of the weather will uct intertere with this sale. ft trust on p: sold. purchaser's cost. with in ten days, 9 the right v0 resell compl iwired on each sale. Terma” Cash. St" Bxeentarn avidées THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Anet._ | ae TO-MORR: VALUAD LE. a CU Eo Res eS 0. HOLTZMAN, Real Hetate Auctioneer. AVENUE, Beli y THIRD ANU COUR an = % : : : CHASCERY SALE OF VALUABLE. BUILDING He asd cee tee 107n ON PENNSYLVASIA AVENO'S AND oft lot numbered Line (\ ered tan (10), in slory frame dwelling ! ‘Theabo to. ceed of » Shes and the first day of No. $57, folios for Washington count bia, to secure i878, able Your sears af: ELLs, two equal instalments aplod&és On uisiana sventa, fom day of eale, tho « notes for tl ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO,. Aacts. SUT Feta PARLOR SUITE, UPI OHAL ALN NO DLaTN Ol OTH. TGY, MATTRESS, SINGER MACHINF, NEaKLY NEW: KEP TORM, CHINA. GUASS AND C Wks: KifUHEN CLENSILS, xc. On FRIDAY, Avntr 25th, 3881, aT_10 O'CLOCK A.3t., we shall sell at residance No. 1618 Q st. x rthwest, theabove collectio1 Household Execs. Terms cash | ap26-3t WALTEL B. WILLIAMS & 00., Au |OMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, HOUSEHOLD FURBITURE. ‘WALNI- Ry Ri BRU PE'S, CHINA AND GL WARE, KLLCHEN BEQUISITES, &c, = ‘i E80, NICELY-BOUND COPY OF THE PLATS OF | INGTON, AND OFFIO“ £URSITUBS, AY AUCAIUN.” On FRIDAY ™ORNING, Apntr. 297m, 1981, at IO o'cleck, at the renidence of tue late Robt "H. No. 42. New Jersey avenue, just south of THOMAS DOWLING; MEDICAL, & OLD mrPaL AWABDED THE AUTHOM!—A new and great Medical Work, warranted the best and cheapest, indispen- Babie to every man. entitled ‘The Science of Life MMOW jor Self-Preservation;” bound ia TBYSELY. | fil sic bu pages contain boat - | full wilt, $00 pages. com! 2a ———— "tifa steel! caravines, 125 0 Scriptions, price only $1.26 sent by mail. 0 Grated squipie.ixceate. Bend now. Address Poa Body Medical lustitute or Dr. WM. H. PARKEN, Ko. 4 Bultrch street, Boston pl8-m, Ww. ig. 5 Paltnes exe Pere aaewt RICOED, 141 WEST FAYETTE Baitiwore, srem long experience i hospital Drivate practice, is eual to. tee a cure Syphilitic dlserdets of the throst, nose oF ivdizeretion with Spernistorhea, lost manhood, &c*, rendering marriae or uphappy, are radical cured.» Reeru or Chrouie Gouorthies cured iB laree i dayaby © local remedy. or write == ‘mar 33m BOT, be cides eatablnbed and moat reil- able LAUIE 5" FAY SLOIAN tn the city, ean be Sensulted os'ly at 155 Memsachusetta avente from Ztosand Sw. uae lainte and ir- Feruianties quickly eur treatment. Beparate roo: 3 mar29-1m NBULT Vk Lut . Wednesc: Cea Bstarcsy, at hiv often 50 we meee west, near 4x <t., from 2 to 9p. m., who, with 15 | Pa ence, muarantess scure in all diseases | ary Organs, Nervous snd Sem! Nocturnal Emissfons, Impotency, &c. Gonorrhoss or sypliilis, recent! m1 ‘tive cures ne \egdine physietsns of Bsltimo: Main office, 45. Lutewsh, Baltimore. Uuanece moderate. “ apaM Lz FOKSST BAR BEMADY FOS Mm ._ All femalecompisints quickly cured. be coren!*<t dai y at 944 7th street nort!: weet. Office hours from 1 to 9 p. m- febo-ain* HOUSEFURNISHINGS. _ | == | R= uAATORBS, { WATE COOLERS, { ICE CHESTS, ana | FREEZER: Of the most approved kinds. | J. W. BOTELER & £0N,, } ap26-6t 223 PENNSYIVANTA AVENUE. RerBcewarous, “IGE CHESTS, WATER COOLERS, ICE CBEAM FREEZEES, And a full stock of HOUSEFUENISHING GOODS, at J. W. SCHAEFER ’S, 2020 Seventh Street, sll Asova Ruw Yoan Avaxvus. DDY REFRIGERATORS. ong Dory yeoparedto furnia all aisesof this Celebrated iefrurecator. ‘They sve strop#!y built and handsomely finished. Packed witb a fect Non Conductor, have SLATE STONE SHELVES; In fact, a : PESFECT REFRIGERATOR. MW. BEVERIDGE, Late Wasp & Beveninas, No. 1009 Penna. ave: ae Sole Agent for the District. DENTS LAMPS. . @4.50 WILL ECY A GENUINELARGE SIZE | SICKEL-PLATED, GERMAN STUDENT LaMP, within ten days from serves the right to ri the property at the risk sud cost of such purchaser. A cepoeit of one hnndre time of gale. Ali conveyancing, at cost of pur- by tworwalt-built three-story br#k dwelling houses chaser. RICHARD H. LASKEY, Tryntes, (Nos. 100 ad 111 Detreetnorthwest)) reo" tt outa Avent. ier vesldvenine teas equal Mnstalmonts of else DUNOANSO: S., Auctioneers. ap20-eo8ds atid Map hteeel gee with #ix per cent in’ ALUABLE IM. deed giveh upon the Ey of sale and full payment of the purchase money. A a beni otek ors es FouRAND A lists rhe! t. an {2GtNALD FeNDaLt,"'$ Trastees By virtne of a dearee of the Supreme Cour SERB E00: RIPON, ang of the Distr of Columbia, passed ij 4 Yoanity, caus nereta Wiliam A Young is comp auction, erty, in the city of W: Ou ThIDAYo aren. ‘M , partof the lot 16, in equare 457, bezinning for | mcroc_ + thé came west corner of said lot and | trout uf the pi: TUbLing theoce south 100 fect and G inches toa | 4 public alley 25 fect wide: thence east 33 feet and 1 inches: thence nortu Lut ee! south line of E street north, and the line of said street Hlace Of begiunic: thereon, consisting brick building, beize pre BO} eat. On BATORDAY, Aprit 307TH, at THE asf HOUR, the western haif or lot numbered 11, ia th Square cr reservation marked or lettered * feet-6 inches on Missouri ave- nue apd running bee that width to the rear Hns proved bya ihree-atory and attic No. 337 (old number 356.) having a front o: of eaid lot, ix brick dweilin, ‘Terms of sale: One. r the nineteenth day of Feptember, A. D. 1877, ani within seven daya theresfter; tue residue in three | recorded in liber 86h, fol 2:1, ete, of the tan equal instalments at 1, 2, and 3 years from the | records of the District of Cowumbia, ‘aud by cireos sy of sale, the purchaser ur purchasers giving | tion of the party secured thereby, wo Wil el at his, her or thei whole Of the purchiee money may be paid in esah; | others Goruriesione division of square num ble fo the rexpective patcels 801d te bo retainad | her five hundred and ten (610), with the three-story Uthe fw i amount of Purchase toncy sua in- | prick dweiing house and other Improvements, progeie be Ge pharm citeaheeln NA wows de mene third jcaahi cee in elx, ply, wit 6 terns of sales, Ihe tee: AA twelve and eig) m months, sécw by par. righé to readvertise aud reeell the property at the | chasers notes wd deel of trust, with iarerset at | isk and cost of such defauiting purchaser; $200 | six yer cent from day ofsale. 3100 to be paid at | deposit on 2c:e} tance JAMES 3. EDWARDS, Sus D street north weet. FPask BUM, - ave. A ARLES W.:HA! 2 TRUSTEES’ SALI ¥LACE ABUU UNIONTOWN, D.C. . ¥ virtue of a deed of trust, dated Decem- ber 7th, 187% and recorded’ in Liber 499, 9 ot EQ, One Of the Ia: f Goimmabia, i theret ), of th part of said tract de! containing twen redth Ss SALE GE By virtue of a « A TO N abia, in liber r for ‘sale at av bY May, 1851, ay of the pretisea, ‘the Gecruetown, DC. west side of Valley ett north from the corn streets, and running street “20 feet, 1 then west sud paral 0 fence, then south by and with Gaton’s fence 20 feet, more or less, to O'Connor's line, then east ana parallel with second line to Valley street and ace of beginning, improved by house No. 1612 alley street Terms: One-third cf the purchase money in casb, and balance in 6 and 12 months, with interest at 6 Per cent, secured by a deed of trust, or all cash st purchaser's option Deposit of $50 at aale IN. ap12. 16,20, 25, 27,3 T. COLDWELL, AND 10 248 District of the sucti et of { of WITH ALL THE iTS, |g By viztue of = deed asD A ‘otis ate GALLON oF EYNBAUS: SROUBITY OIL, | District BEST AND OIL IN USE. } one g: > Al other foods ip his ine a@ the lowest possible ‘Prices. Call and exawine. MYREAL’S, @28 Fth st. | | Coustntar ot iwo small dyelishg-housce ‘Toms d'st time of sae on each lor, tne ees 10 be ped in sit and twelve jerred ments Tbontas from dey of cent per annum. A deed given and a deed of insurance taken tu ecoure the deferred ene All cost of conveyancing at the purchasers’ expense. ‘ap25-co&ds Columbia. paaved in equity wherein th Vemente ther: pve-deseribed yp Tetseq , ons of the isad records | th the p-yiuent of three promis-ory | notes, a'] bearing dat? on said first day of Jugs, ‘Bugresating four thousand dollars, ad pay: ter date witatinterest at tea per cent per annum, interest payable semi-annually. Terms of sale: Oze third cash: the urchaser wz his or ber same with interest Boas of sale. |- teetitleto be retsined until the yurchase money and interest is paid. Ultser shalt fail to comply with the” temmeer vale aut, ana Tnemss E Younx et al. sre defendants, we'will offer for sale, at pnblia iront cf the respective pieces of prop- achington, D.C Promissory notes for the same with interest from day of sale at six per cent per annum, orat the election of the purchaser the see TKUSTERS SALE OF VALI UNIM- Ohh IAAEROOSSS |” a aE EOS OR nee ee ee ‘BIREBT, 8 AND I STREETS NORTH WES, AT AUOLION. di a Liber 0) By. virme of adeed of trast, dated the 27U of the prez: ALD iMaLL, Trustes. ustrmaa BUUTHEAST CO} KE STREETS 80U1 virtue of 8 deed of Qsted August: Were, and recorded in Liber No. 83 + Of the land the. ore eee ot te retin on OE uy aud + OF for irae by requestiof the ot recorded part Fae ei Ea ON THE CIKOLE AND ONG ON TWENIY- FOUBIH STHEET NORTHWEST. WBy virtue of a decrees of the supreme Oourts | ofthe District of Coluzubia, vassed in Equity cavee. No. nh . Marray— call cell et put Qh, in front of the prem= ises on TRUREDAY, the Qarm Day oF 18s], at 6 O'oLocK P Xt, the following nny - | Lete'cf Pollock's subdivision of gquare 88, riz:— othe wast half of | Lot, fronting 28 feet 7 inches on ths Oircls Lots half of Iut | Tand$, exch frontize 25 feet on Pennsylvania av ration, with | enue, end part of Lot 12, fronting 23% feet on 24th a, consisting In two two- | street norihwest, with a depth o! 76 feet, sald prope uses. crty being sitnafed in operty will be sold sab- ow the sald defendant, wren, ated orded in liber @ Nations! bank in $wWo new thra the city of Weshihyton, Dis- trict of Columbis. ee ae Be Terms of sale, a8 prescribed by the decree, are: Oue third cash: palaner in six aad twelve month: with interest, deferred payments tobe a lien o: property sold, or allesch, at the optionof. the prehaser “A d«posit of $100 on each Lot will be required at the time of gal e MM NHAL Tf STORRAY, Trusteo, 313 4g streat north aue, A D. 1978. re y, in the Disrict of Oolum- | remainder ia at tixand twelve months decree of the Supreme pageest in HORS- By virtue of = ‘ourt of the District of Columbia, Equity cause No. 5895, we will, on DAY, THE 2TH Day OF APRIL, 1881, AT § o'crOOR Es | fall amount of Ji tae pur- in frontof the premises, offer for sale at lot No. 6, in John B. Kibbey's recorded ision of syusre No. 571, fronting 34 tect 4 incheson D street north and Tunniag back with that width 108 feet to a pnblic _ailey, and improved day of ssle the trustee re- 2-advErtive add Yb-« } dollars will be required at sale and decd cf trust taken to secure deferred pay- Ments, or else deed giver upon final ratification of OO Wertee B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers TWO-STORY FRAME DWPLEING, FHONTING ON TENT STkeei NORIUWEST, BELNG Ro. 21k, AT ATOTION \ On THU s 1s3l, az & o'cLocK Pp. 23: Sin eduare i aproven Uy a Aisa, a3 6 D'OLSOK re “DAY, and 6 inches to thé dic thence west with i, Batidin SS fect aud Lrinches t> ta » froutiny on ih rucrof Wah and i G etreets southeast, hs ning back 7t feet “Serius of sale made known at sal ap23-d _ WALIKK B. WILLIAM Wren. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTFES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PEOPELTY ON P STREET NOSLHWESS, | BEING NO. 421 P STUEET. By virtue of adeed of a of trust bearing date with eet frouting, ran- ‘at the improvemen:s story aft basement 8 No. 622 © snicet GO., Auets, ‘a. -fonrth cash on day of fale oF public auction in frontof ta 3 premises on FRIDAY, THE 20TH DAY OF A LIL, A. D. 1881, aT 4 ered five (5)in Harkness O'CLOCK P. M, lot nu: of each bid. the time of aole. If she teans of sale amamiot coms vied with in five days the Trustees: re the right LG ae purchasers Soa apl8-d&dbs L. M. TAYLOR. 7's Tragtees. (WW LIEK 5 WILLIAM & 00, Andtioncers, } ¢ } Trustees DY, Real Estate agent. day, of peptefber, A. 1, Is7l, an corded miber No, 670, folio 336, . O18 Lat the request of the » We will sell st public auc- | ihe land records for Washinton county, ‘to the | ses, on TUE Tak | Districtof Colombia, aud by airectioa of the party Lorctock P. at, | secured thereby, I Shall sel) at public auction, in : Part of the tract he paid Ohartes 3. Uhiman's { iront of the pretciges, ou BATUADAY, THE 30TH | Tay or Avarhy AD. 1881, 4 4 OORSCK. M., | 1. thoxe certain pleces or parcels of ground situate | | 1 the said gity of Washinston, and knuwn and ixnated #3 lots numbered one (1), two (2), three S), four (4), fifteen (15), sixteen (16), seventeen d feventy-tive ond of land, be the same mare ts thereon, own, balance to suit pur- 5 years, with interest at the : cured by a ¥ sold. $100 de; osit eysncing at cest of pur- wiied with In 5 days W Siting, ( Trustees. . COLDWELL, Auct. ‘ty-one 21), insquare numbered one hundred and fifty-two (52). ‘Terms of saie: One-fourth cash; and the balance im equal insta‘ments of one, two avd three years from day of sale, to be secared by the notes of the | purcharer, Dearing interost at Bix per ce: ft of 100 one: oftale. If a in five d wall be required at the time UG are uot col lied w of tale, the ’ ut Alley nveyancing at prrchiss apts dsate LEKOY Me TAYLOR, Trustoo, Hpsos. WAGGAMAN, Heal Hstate Austioncer. | TRUSTEES SAL¥ OF VALUABLE DWELLING | HOUSE ON THE NORTAWEST CORNER UF | IZTERNTB AND CORCORAN BERERTS, ITH BRICK STABLE IN TH BEAR, By virtue of adced of trast, besring A? iy | AuctivLeers. OF A FRAME HOUSE IN ( ea of trusé recorded the District ot fe follo 39, T will tion, on MONDAY, THE 2p 4.30 0 CLOOK P. m., in front following lot of groand in Bexinning st s point on the July Sth, 3875, and recorded in Liber N. reet Gistant 97 feet 6 inches = s te, Eee | 20, ; f the Land Records of tha ner. of Stoaaard ‘and Valley | ieee ef Onlutbta, ike: aadorslgied ‘Tvst sue ort A Ee hard will fell at public auction, in front of the premisca, jess, tc € | on Mu , THE Ip Day or may, 158], av a1; ondard street to Gaton's | Orduca eM cultol bar baie ingen Hey ook Ri ‘Trustees, recorded subdivision of square 246. “ermné of ealo, to be at the ontion cf the purchaser, | either all coh, Or one fourtiy ef purchase j cash, and residue in one, two, and three years af- | tor date of ais.” For the dei ey to giv ead i ‘to ieee nents the Prastecs, a per cout. pes anpm, pay bie went denbaliy: ido dcbie'Seuuived wisn | a ae Hiner dedeaiting pucchancd i ale pass Be Beal Estate G hot compiied within one week from day of sale. ee aoe N,{ Trustees. mee = < 420 Stl @ ‘t.. ‘THOS. E. WA AS, Auctioneer. apz-d UNIM- ap dina tal Wee? at by oorase premises,” Lo 2 “sg ‘subd 0 ‘the improvem-nes -third in cash. of which Baie, with icterest at six per trust pay, | = reet and cansl, by & | this eale musi BOOTS AND SHOES. =— Sd prseaaes BROS., Auct.oneers. LiGAR STORE E/XTURES, SHOWCASE), &o., AT AUOLIO} On THURSDAY MORBNI*G, 8TH Ixataxt, AT 30 o'ct ocx, Wil! be sold at auction the above. con- tained in Store No ‘1319 E strect northwest, nxt to Nstional Theater. It ppencansos BEpe Afctonecra, th and D streets northwest CIGAR STORF, S100K 4ND FIXTURES, BROW SES INDIAN FIGURE, FUNF OIGARS FES, &c.. &vo., BEING GONTEN TS: PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NORTH st Auc'ion on FRIDAY MOSNING, at 10 o'CLocn 27-2 Will be sold tH INST VeRY VALUABLY BUS\NESS PROPERTY ON ERIDGE $i REET, BETWREN High AND 3 STR! GEORGETOWA, D. 6 o'at0cx, oa Cn MOADAY He see nt of the premi: ont paca ing-cescribed property, eine the cotitheastern part of the Lot nambered 16 of Ott Georgetown, and contained within the follewing Begiening at a paint on Bridie stract, thenc of the divisio1 line between said , and from thence runnine west 37 north at right angles to Hridse strest ce east parallel to Brides street 37 @ south by and with said division fect to the point of bezinning, towether ements. which consist of a very p nutiel b) done of the best ousiness propertie: €éorgetown : 14 rooms Terms: One third cash: the ri equel tayn ents at one and two leering upterest and secured by a deed of trust on itp with back bnild nx, and fs con in pert sold Ail conveyancing Se, at pur ‘SccSt. $200 Gepo it require tat tha tims of THOMAS LOWLIN Auct , YVALTER B. WILLIAMS & C0., Auctioseors PARLOR SUT Ri FIVE +R SUITES: SANT. IRERONT WALN UPHOLSTERED CENTER Na Tov! H 2.OTH: RASY CHAIRS: HUSK AND @: TC - TOR | MATTRESSES. BEDOIN: FEATHER PILLOWS AND BOLSTERS SERING= COBNICER AND QURTAIN: c G8 FURNEPORR: BRUSSELS. IN- Sb OTHER CARP ALNUT EXPENSION TABLE; POR: bIDEBOARDS; CANK? SAND CHAIRS; BRUSSELS SCAIK CAKPETY: VRLVES UGS AND MATS ; «HINA AND CROCKERY WARE; KITCHEN ULENSILS, &o. .On TUBSDAY, May ap, 1881, DMRS OLN: aT 10 O'GLOCK A. af, we shi l sell, at tho ey sicence of a lady declining housekeeping, 911 G svrert northwest, the above collec: of Hourehols E@ .in ged condition and Tworthy the attert.on of bnyers. pata WALIER B. WILLIAMS & O9., Auets. HOSIAR DOWLING, Auctioneer. 2H¥ ENTIRE STOCK OF GROCERIES, EV- BHACING TEAS, ED GOUDS, SuArs, BHGAKS AND ‘TOBACOU, — COUNTEE, PLATEORM BOALES, AND’ A ASSORTMENT OF SRELI aND_ GLASS ASFOWT MENT OF WARE, WHITEWASH BRUSHES, &c. ALSO, HORSE AND WAGON. BOTH IN GOOD ©: DITION. Per NIN ¢ 3p, 1881, _con- MENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK, 8 Groeery’ Btore, rthweste rer of sth aud East Qapitol street, w the business stand of Mr. James A. Eagar. The attenionof dealers and private buyers is called to this eule. peT-bt THOMAS DOW:ING, Auct. Cue OF TWOATORY BRICK ROUSE ON NTIETH STREET, NEAK PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NOR CHWES 0, ALSO LOT NEAR NAVY YARD BRIDGE, AT AUCTION. Fy virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Cotambia, passed on iho Sa y of April, 1887. in equity cause No 4,841, wherein A. F, Hines et al. are compil acd Helinda Morris ct al are defend w dersigned Trnstee will well at public austion, on ardiv front of the prexises, on auth street, bs- tween Pennsylvania avenue and H strest north. west. ol) MONDAY, OTH DAY OF May, 2831, at 6 PLOCK BP, M., the north part ot lot 27, in byuare No 101, with the improvements, consisting of a teo-tory brick building, now used a¢% #tore and cwelliuw house, beisg premises Known ag 822 2pth street northwesi - “ On TUESDAY, 101a May, 1881, at5:30 olonoc« P M , in froutot the vremises, lot No. 1, ingetare toteg Jo? 1025, situated cn Eastern eh ken Naru ven RN aid Water «treet Pontieast. containie ef “etine-Of Palas Ous'third dash, balance in two equal installments at six and twelve mouths, with imieresf, — necnred Dy pproved Botes and ipa on property sold, or whole purchase money can ba paid at date of ssle. Nodecd wi!l be Riven until ail the purchase money ang interest sha'l haye boon paid. A deporit of 2100 on lot in square 10Land bf oF lyt in equere east of square 1025 will be re- quired when bold. All convey: at purchase:’ cost Tf terns of sale are not complied with in ten frou, lay Of cale the Trusiee reserves the right e pe’ perty at the risk and cost of the de- Fe re faulting Durétawer after fivedasys’ Ie notice in sult LeWspaper publithed in Washi reton. D.C. { JOHN B. HIN! rus! 886.224 vfrect wont. BUNOANSON BROS., Ancts. ap27-d&ae rps DOWLING, Auctioneer. Y VALUABLE IMPLUVED PROPERTY ON Hit GE. HIGH, CONGRESS, JEPEERSON, MONTGOMERY, WASHINGTON ND +k Ab ST inE ts, GEORGETOWN, D. a, On MOSD?*Y May Sri, 1281, conrmmno- f the premiges, T rty: Lots 3) aid. 28 Ue of 103 fee. on ths Ohiy C riée twu-wbryb idk ware nd gheds. - « y after, ot GY, froating 16% feation le Of Cov sfe8e strpet, Between tho Canal and Water surcet, 4uproved by four smati brick In mediately after, lot 03, 24 fection the west Bi 3 oer etter Ia oa a and Me streets, by a depti of 12) feet, improved by a three Btory brick dwelling hose. Immediately after, lot 61, fronting 228-12 feet on the east line of Jefferson ‘street, between Bride street and O. ahd O. Uanal, by a depth of 107 feet, improved by a two-story brick house. H Immediately after, Lots 21 and 23, fronting 60 freton shawest line Of Washington sireet, between tid#e etree! and the canal, by a dey about fert; improved by two Brick Dwellings, Lunmediately after, Lst 486, fronting 23 feet on. the westiine of Washington street, between Bridge, wth of 60 feet; improved! by tyo tortable #1 e Houses. YOLTOWING DaY, 428 OoLocx, Lot 18, front- ing @2fo-t on the north pide of Bridge street, be- tween Higtrand Potomac streets, by a depth of €9. feet to an alley; improved by « three-story Briok Dwelling- house and store. 4 AT $36 o’cLock SAME DAY, Lots 12 and fronting 86fecton the east ine of High strest. by fe by a Brick Immediately aiter- and adjvining, Lots 11 and 12, fronting al it 70 fet cn tae north side of Heal eteeet, Improved by three Frame D welling: Immediate:y after, Lot 15, frouting 40 feet o the west line of Montgowery street, betweeu West und Beall streets, by a deyth of 97 fcot; Improved by a iwo-etory Brame Dwelling. ‘Terms of séle: One-third cash and the residue in two equal payments at one and two years, hay- ius 6 per cout. interest, atid seeared by adeed of trust on thé properties sold, or ail casu attheoption of the purchaver, all conveyancing &0., stpi— chaccrs cost. A deposit of 850 wil be required (neach property st time of -ea'e. Tho terme of Be complied. w x days or the property wi! sold at the ete nd costof the defauiting purobaser or pnreiabsrs, i JAN. L. DAVIS, Ast. ap2T-Ut ‘THOMAS DOWLING, anetiones-. NOANSON BROS., Auctioneerr, 9th aud D streets northwest. UNUT BEDROOM SETS," ELEGA se vt UK SULLES IN EBUSY, GOLD tACED, OOVEBED WoSIUK: Bf PRAL FINE O14 PALN 3, BRUS3K) INGRAIN AND THI} & PLY CALPE’ bs M ON SIXTEEN ROOMS & = ‘ SAGES AND STAIRS: NG LES, WARDROBE: LAC. + SER OCUBTAINS AND CORNICE: ‘E GERATORS, CHINA AND GLas OUTLERY, ONH FINE BAR COUN- &e | AN BURGANT COLLEOMON OF KEP FURNITURE, BEING THE I EPFEOIS CONTAINED © MEGSTS WAVERLY, No. 512 HIGHT. STEED, BETWEEN k AND F STREET) ™ RG AT 10..0°C) oe: He ER, tat the i above-named dweling the éntie Furntture and cfcet containes therein, and to which jeution is calied. DUNOANGON BRO: \HUMAB. DOWLING, Auctioneer. “Ee eee ote truut Gated fhe 16th as were Aa Yoi0, recoedsd MORE thelsn: for Wadhfugtm ennnty, O21, solo 416, aud by, ition’ ebtion of thi alder of the debt thereby, the unc premises, to the hij prea sf, 1 ZHE 47H Day oy tse 6 oF = P. Hens ner Sige & ly se ‘Columbia, viz: ty-two and 6 ball feet of lot thirty-three Drury’s eubdivision of square two hundred ai ming (200), agcoraing ta tha paid. oi Po eee Segoe ESN Fe pede ; be: xe Wee ‘which wil be will ben Ante. Trastde. ITOH, FOX & BRUWN, Keal Estate Brokers. AUCTION SALE‘OF FESE BUILDING LOT ON ee ¥ VEE: iG Sut nant NENT ZETS. abso, bia ON BOURTERNIN STUERS, BETWA&EN S ANB T STREETS.” - We will sell aution, ems cee, 00 TUESDRE ate Witte TOME SPST inches gu: G aticet betweas TIRE ana 59. ret, 3th atreots RoI swith a depth of 113 feet 8:5 Reems made known at time of axfe. S Also, on same sfternoon, OOK Bs M.. we will self Lot 100, square a Frouting 19 fot on 14th street, between Sand T si aud runging third exsh, and balance ia one and back 120 feet to an alley. two ycara at 6 per cent interest, secured by deed of WM 4. WARD, Trastee. Terms: One- on. property sold. Ce pa 1v0 will be ch ict at time of sale. ran ta SE. OULD WELL, Anct. QPRiIne STYLES S OF BOOTS, SHOES AND SLIPPERS, Now open for tnepection amd on sale at extremely low prices. ‘The attention cf BAreu's ig called to our Youths’ Gyan oneee S82 a to 3.9 81. SO apeir. oe ade or solid I Atle, Drord soles ana heen meayeoee ine a¢yertising Cards gi 0 ‘and St given to purchasers of BRIOH, api3 TUT Warket Space. ARGAIN hipy of my ‘stock Be ae eae ea, Sra, re purehse where, sind” 6 MG GIRALERS, 10D Tin atroet Hw po Pe iret Heel Lee ES EW YORAM SHOE STOLE. 605 Pennsylvania avenue. BOOTS AND SHORES AT ACTUAL OO8i—A FLN. OPPORTUNITY TO BUY FIRS \-GLABS o> AHOKS AT VERY LOW PRIORH. eneing I will reli al and medium weight Shoes st PRIME OOS f, Ladies’ Pebble Gost Button Ladies’ Fine Button Boots . Uadies' Laud-sewed Button Ladies’ Fine Slippers. KT Men's Calf Conwress Gsjte: Men’s Calf Button Boots, Men's Oalf Hand-sewd * Misses and Children’s Bhoes st Boys and Youths’ Shoes st cost. e well rice. Bone but solid We have but one g febia GEO. MoOARTHY. BOOKS, &e. NEW BOOKS, Dorman’s ‘Origin of Primitive Supers! th 83 00 *‘Demon of Cawnpore’’. ‘‘Dundervikeburg" and other T. ‘Conrad Hagen's Mistake”. Dostoyeffaky’s ‘"Buried Alive’ Rorenthal’s, “Muscles and Nev “Franklin Square Libra JaAmks ap22 NEw Books, Greet Speeches by Groat Loree Nb eer ati) Wharton's Conflict of Laws, 2d € Copp's U. 8. Mineral Land: ‘The Dartmouth Sauses, by Bhirley- Dortoan's Origin of Primitive Superstitions, . 3.50 Michand’s History of the Ornsades, 3y.. new 6d. 4.00 Fitty Years ina ‘yland Ritchen, by Howard.1.60 By the Tiber, by author of “higuor Monaldi- re nis Sod mae ian re 59 large variet 1c pet es Just re- ceived, “All the intent iyles ia Stalomery: W. H. & O. H. MOisBISON, Law Boorrerrenrs p22 EaDERS Lis A. H. Japp. Deedr, by by Prof. Beni fav Ponda bys Duties, by Giberne, 81 New Books for Sebiath Schoo! Libraries. WM. BALLANTYNE & SONS. 2 — PUR LATEST PUBLICATIONS<_By the ini’s Tiber, by the author of Signor M Niece, ‘81.00 he Tear's Window, No Name Series, OF MEN, a Book of Biographies, 1.5); Master Mission ari Sibu. ine 4 Words aud Loving 1.00; A Fair by Mrs. Frances Hod) funnest clath, BL Os Tatont Bisde, DY Macy Cocll Uap, 1Sc. 5 Carigle piscences, cloth. BUc. ; Arima! Life, by ri Semper, 82: ‘The Land of Gilead, by Lawrence Oiiphant, 92; Life of Wober, by Bir Juline Benedi 07 ‘Among Books, by Abba Goold Woo!ss: . FRANCIS B. MOGUN, BooxseLLEn AND BTATIONER, 1Ot> Fennsyivania ave. ‘Prang’s A complete assortment of and Marcus Ward's Easter Cards, Birthday Osrda, &. Also, Franklin Square and Seaside Libraries. 3) STEAMERS, &c. NOSfOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS. ‘THE STEAMER JANE SELEY will leave her wharf, foot of peat ever MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at 5:3 ).m., touching at Piney Polnt,Woint Lookout and Monroe, ‘or First-class fare to Fortress Monroe and Nor- fuk. aeoee 82-50 Second-claes 1.50 Fare to Piney Point and Pt. Lookout.@1.50 and 75¢ btater 1. 75 Seturniug leaves Nexto TUBSDAY, THULS- Beturping lea DAY and SATURDAY, 4p.m. ‘Tickets and staterooms can be secured at general office, 618 15th street northwest. THE NEW YOKK STEAYERS JOHN GIbsgS ‘avd E. O. KNIGHT will resame their tripa, ring Pler a1, Fast River, New York, every SATURDAY, at 4p m., aud ‘Georzetown sewer ~ 7 bare For particulars apply to ‘ater street, Georgeto wn. — RED WOOD, Becretary, apl9 613 Wth street, opp. U. 8. Treasury. * jORFO:! PORTS%0) Ree OE VTRESS MURDOE: Ore AND THE SOUTH. THE STEAMER GEORGE LEARY, Oarayixe Tae U. 8. MATL, Win leave her wharf, footof Seventh strest, TU! DAYS and THURDAYS at S:80p. 10., SAT DAYS at 6 p. m., stopping at Piney boint and Point Lookont going sud returning. Returning lenver Norfoli: EDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS at 4 o'clock p. m. First-class fare to Fortress Monroe and Nor- 0) 5 . 50. mid -clae: = a0 1.50 eae fare to Piney Point and Point Look- 1 wi) Staterooms gi. ‘Meals 70. ae eres sae to Georzet8wn every Mor iartiey's Wharf. GEOBGE MATTINGLY, Bayt, aplé an Ww. P. WELCH, Agent. vee Lanvines. The Steamer ARBOWSMITH lesvea Potomac ferry wharf, foot of 7th street, every SATURDAY, MONDAY AND THURSDAY at 7 o'clock a.m. for ALL RIVER LANDING! as [= Curviomae a rere scoarting to edule. Returning Sunday, 5 mart #: 4. STUNE, Purses. ‘orackEs xO KUROPE. J. W. BOTELER & SON aS its for the sale of Tickets in this Dis- Gre the Agents for Be cat the. in INMAN STEAMSHIP 00. partion Teo ing to visit Barope ean obtain all information by 2p Spitm oy *PPivinE Ny. BOTELER & SON. NGHTH GERMAN LLOYD—Sramanre LS Lon: between New Yous, Havas, Loxpom, KOUSHAMPTON AND BREMFN. ‘The steamers of this company wil aall every Sat riay from Bremen Pier, foot of 84 strest, Hoboxen. “ates of pasaave:—From New York to Lon- ‘ob Southampton and Bremen, rst cabin, #100; s0oud cabin. $60; suerax: i preps sarthicates, Bai For frewht or panaze poly ao i) Green, Ni vs. Ave. CH} .. 2 Bowlis MEAZEEOTY & 00. W. é. for Wartineton. fare TMARD LINE. {SURARD LINE. oricg. NE ROUTE. TERR CUNARD SEEAMBELF ‘Company rm. Setween New York £4 a Ors * a Ww. ARF TORE, Wed, 25 May Wed, TJane. Soythia. “Wed: 18 May lAleppo.Wen,"1 June. And every WoniaES OF PaRSAGR on 309, Stijand #10, sccordiiux to ‘scoommodations. $15 additional. Retern texts on favorable terms. d. Wea.. 11, Bt ‘as very low rates. tokets iverpoots and Queenstown, snd’ ail other pare ol lest f laden wiven for Belfast, Gias- cow, ire ‘Ant wr and other ports on Gon- “nent, and for Medi! a 2, For are and apply at the Com) wybin to ors BI 00-, GOS Tin streak, % 'VEENON H. BROWN &00., H. ¥. ‘DAM. t-clasd Steamers of ROTTERDAM,” ”*"W. A. SOHO! ne P. OALAND,” bg the U. B. Mails to the Netherlands, leave Geeae ore: “heodloee Sorlieg, on WES" Tet Gabio, 00-870. 24 Cabin, 968. be Hi. | ZAUS, Genorss Saat cid south x Grads endo EIS, Waal hm; or F. H. JOUNBON, Agent, Nations) It Building, corner New York ave. 16th st. northwest, egy Seal MPORTED SALAD OL, for Table and I Kitchen use, 82 verwall., pa pint. biood snd regnisting the system, 250. per box, at 4. Ks KLOCZEWSHI’S DEUG STORE. marll 433 Oth si. ww, nn a a Auwars SECUBE AND BELIABLE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. 25th Street-and ew York sve. | Kid of yain or ache and with ‘She never had seen a case of reuraigia or rheums | they want of it. Th -with the virtues of St. Jecobs Oul. A ROMANOE OF HEALING. In Rockland county. eight miles scross the river from *‘Bunpyeide,” is the pleasant village of Spring Valey. Between the village and the river the country has much of the quiet besuty of 8 rich farming district se well as elements of the pictur esque. Near the margin of the Hudson are the hills of Nyrck, while due east, as tae crow fies, is the place where Irving lived and died. Three miles from Sprivg Valley. upon 2 pleasant eminence, ‘Mr. Von Weichs and lady settled some years amo. ‘their house is comfortably and evea elegantly ap- pointed, and their hospitality ies del'xutfal blend- ing of that of the Fatherland ama America. At this pleseant houte our reporter stopped a fewmin- uter, recently, while én route to tic hilieof Nyack, and was the recipient of its Kindly hospitality In the short conversstion which ensued @urine bis brief visit, the name of the «rest German remedy, St. Jacobs Gil, was futroduced. Mrs. Von Weichs immediately said she was familiar with the nedidne, and remarked upon its great curative properties in language which left no doubt of ber tincerity. Ourious to know how this modi- cine won its way to the'affectipns of the lady, the reporter exprested his desire for such information. Mrs. Von Weiclis replied that previous to removing to \heir present home, they had lived in New York for teven years, and were there msde acquainted They employed it in the family and amoux the servaats for every oniform euccess tiem whic, if properly treated with the great remedy, cond not be cured. Long experience e and cure almost that could be mentioned. In her hougehol it was used as a cure-all. No member of the family thonght for a moment of employiue t St Jacobs (il for headache, neu - rheumatism, burng, bruises, spraing, ete couldn't berin to do without it now. They ecl lost if they cid not have a larze stock of and. ‘They always purebase it in « aarter oF half gross lots. No, they didn’t have use for eo much in the family, but the nelgubcring farmers friquently need it, smonz whom the remedy very popular, and always let them have wh: again the St Jscobs Oil is as yood for btrees and cattle as for man, and they use it on their horses all thetime. Not long since one of the cows was kicked by a horse in the stab! yard. ‘lke poor beast was eo badly hurt that she could not walk. of themen about the place was directed to use the St. Jacobs Oil very liber- ally. In a dsy org the cow, which was avaluabio one, wes well and ag frisky ss ever. Yes, very mavy of the neighbors had been cured of rhew tiem by St. Jacobs Ofl. Several who had been severcly frosted during the intense coldf the past winter, had applied the great German remedy and experienced speedy cures. Here Mr. Proderick Schultz, a neizhDor, came into the room, and joined his voice in the general praise of thé unive: ssiremedy. Mr. Schultz ssid that it was his fan, ily physician, and he had never yet found it wan’ ing. At onetime he cut his foot very badly. The wonnd healed, but {t was 80 tender for @ long time any physical pain that he could not use ft. He tried many things to restore the member to its usual etroug condition, but without effect. He at last applied St. Jacobs quick time. iildren, Oil, and it fixed him up in exceeding!; Mr. Schultz alsovstated that he had rix of whom were sick with sore throat. F description the reporter gleaned the fact the sore throat was diptheritic in its charac- ter. The children were very sick, indeed, and it was thought for some time that they could not recover. Tired cf tecins them treated by the ordinary methods in the cure of puch cates, and feeling a eatural desire to sea is darlings recover, Mr. Schultz finally deter- mined to take charge of the cares himself. He, therefore, commenced using the great German remedy ss prescribed by the directions on the wrapper of the bottle. He had the satisfaction cf seeing them experience relief with ‘he first applica- tion, and had them up‘and restored to health ia two or¢hree days. Mr. Schuitz said that the greas German remedy was good for everyting. One of his neighbors, Mr. Leonard Singer, hs.i hia ears terribly frosted this winter, and was saifering very «reat agony. Mr. Schultz bathed his friend's esrs with the St. Jacobs Oil several times and the ears were cored. He (Mr. Schultz) was of the opinion that the &t. Jacobs Oil was the bast medi - cine ever made, and ke could not eed how a family could get sleng without it. The next to testify to the wobderful remedial qualities of the Great German remedy was a youn lady, & member of the Von Weichs hourehold. Miss Hammond said that she certainly felt pleasuré in saying 6 good word fcr St. Jacobs Oil. It had done wonders for her at 8 time of great pain an 1 nead. She was stricken down with a severe attack of in- flammatory rheumatism: It was qnite useless to aitempt a desoription of her sufferings. It was just simply terrible. As the dieease attacked her knees is waa tmpcasible to walk, andeven the slightest movement added to the torture she endured. From the deseription given of the young lady, her ease ‘was certainly one of unusual geverity, even for in-| flammatory rheumatism. Well, Miss Hammond continued her remarks sbout her sufferings, and eaid that the only thing which wou'd give her any relief was the §t. Jacobs Oll, the persisient aid judicious application of which finslly effected = complete and radical cure. Now ecmes the most wonderful revelation which it has been the pleasure of the reporter to chronicle about the performances of th's won- der-working Oil. Mrs. Von Weichs is a lady of rare intellicenée, ard one whose cont ton evinces @ wide raoge of knowledge spon medical rostters. Mrs. Von Weichs taid that ehe firmiy believed the owed her life to St. Jacobs Oil. She at oze time suffered with inflammation of the sxm- ach. Almost {rom the first moment of the attack the digease was of ® very aggravated character. Her physician wss 3 good one, but he was unable to gubdue the trouble. It was finally deemed necessary to call in consulting physician. Two men of science did their beat to conquer the dis- ease, butit grew worse steadily. Finally the doc- ters pronounced her ease hopeless, and said she must die, Mrs. Von Weichs was spprised of the decision of her physicians. -Then, said the lady. she thought it time to eal) in the services of Bt: Ja- cobe Oil, a8 the regular physicians could got call ber from the grave. 6he, therefore, ordered cloths to be saturated with the reat German remedy and laid upon her body. Wonderful as it may eeem, it was not long before she began to feel esfier. The treatment was continued and the lady grew better every day, and finally she was able to sit up; then to walk about the room, end th she realized in a few more days that ehe was per- fectly reatored. Yes, her cure was entirely the work of St. Jacobs Oil. The best medical skill had been calied.ia to treat her case, but it failed, and medical skill faidshe must die. The great German remedy came im the nick of time end saved her from the grave. Gould it be a matter of wonder, thon, unger the circumstances, that she believed in the erest German remedy and recommended it to everybody” imcments of grest pain, aud ways got rejicf. It was sstandsrasrticle in the familie: of the re- gion. Many people livin wader the shadow of the Nyack hilis had cause to be grateful to Bt, Jacobs Oil. It was a biessing jp apy household. ‘The reporter tade bis Kiod entertainers fare- well, and, with his eyes contemplating the bills of the Nyack in the distance, drove across the coun- try. thinking of the p'easart creations of Wash- ineton Irving aud the wonderful power which emanates from the laboratory of St. Jacob.—New York Duily. 1t —318sT— sepvarhaiaaeats wean or tza Oommonwealth Distribution Oo., AT MAOAULEYS THEATER, In the City of Louisville, on. SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1881. Ppt Poe bree POR Aas RE ORE mae rEners Pip Oe Rad Panes Parganas Curia See ee TiO Sth exons the Oil had taught hor that it wonld certainly | Her husband, too, had «sei it in | STAR. April 27, INN, THE STAR ROUTE STEAL. _ WHAT THE NEW YORK MERCHANTS AND ROSINRRS REPUBLICANS THINK ANOCT IT—THR THIRVAS MUST BE INDICTED aND PaosKCUTED. (* Gath” in Cincinnati Inqutrer.} } The feeling against the scandal in the Post | Cfjce department is stropger among merchante and business republicans than anything I have kpown since the back pay excilement, Speak- ing to @ prominent republican, who lias been liberal contributor in elections in New York Cty, both of Congressmen and President, on ‘Saturday, he sald: dent think I ever read of any question that Ade Me More indignant. To Unink of the AS sistant Postmaster General raising the pay on & stage line from $8,000 to €200,000, and making the dentvery of every letter on the route cost from $500 to ee! No man could have done tt Urtess he was tron-ciad in his tmpudence, or unless be supposed he could Mmoplictte enough men of quality to help him out of bis serape; and I dare say that the latter was (he case In | fact. fram my knowledre-of some of the men Who are often in New York, | suppose that this | Job bas Deen one of the regular plekings of Congressmen for years. One fellow got to find out that he could divide with the mail contrac | tor, and Jeft his secret to his successor, aad a0 1 has grown to such an impudent ovii that tha | €xeculive officer in charge simply sald to him Self: “I will be justified to get very rich if lam Pput_at the head of this jopbery.” “Now, the worst thing about stealing of this kind,” said the merchant, “ts the enormous cost of It. We have got to expect politicians to | Steal something. When & man lias no other business but politics, and he geté a salary of $2,000 or $3,000 a year, and we see him giving | Game uppers, living high, having a fine house dali the money he wants, we Know that he Stealing It from somebody, bul every time a Liclan Steals $1,000,000 IL costs the adit 710,000,000, because he has to let in everybody ho khew anything about it. They found, when Tweed Was robbing New York, that ao Was & poor man at last, and couldn't his greeay lawyers, We came to fad out that the oid fellow bed had to carry thousands on thousands of people who knew the secret— | newspaper writers, lawyers, doctors, eve conceivable Kind of barpy. | The knowledge soon goes round, OF the conviction that aman 1s “knocking down,’as they call tt, or robbing the government, and then one feliow has to be Jet I, and a second and a third: and there ts a | law im butnan nature wo the benelli of the puv- | Uc that when one man sees his nelgubor, er €ven MMs partner or relative stealing, he ‘ve- comes jealous of itm, and itches to tell. Jt is lke the story of the Forty Thieves, when woman lent ber frying pan to her brother. law next door, and greased the bottom of It, to Which a go'd piece stuck on returning the pan, and forthwith she gays to hor husband: “Pais is your poor brotuef, Is 11, who is usiug your Utensils to measure his raoney, and who has got so much of It that he can't count iv’ The brother goes in next door and finds, sure exough, that All Baba has got iuto the rane Cf some thieves, and he las to be let in, and consequently ts foumd and ictlled for 1" Isald to (bjs merchant: “Are you approken- tive that this chronic political corrapuion will some day give our people & couteuipt for thelr government? “1 think it would do so,” was th for our iuaterial prosperity, wi cause of politcal reply, bat 3 really @ corruption aud of general | corruption, You see, our credit is vetier than our government. At {lis momest here is more money belng sent to America lor Investment than apy amount of losses we may ake by speculation or corrupiion of avy sori ‘Trade im @py goods ts neuer very strong mor particularly weak; but manu- factures, especiaily iron and agricultural works-are firstrate. The couutry is setting about doing everything. Imumigraats are com: ig hese With all kinds of scaeues of business, which will be il, bringing the money to them out If our governinent, under General Garfield, could only comfort she people With ad ogcasions! exibition 07 se verity with seme such rasctls as these, we should get | slong, notwithstanding our want of faith fa Uuclahs, In (elt case] stall disgusted, and 1t will havea Dad t Most-or our feel very tau | intiuence on the public spirit, Attorney | General does not muke an tn ‘igation and | Start a number of ingictmenis, and then we | Sball_ see whether our federal courts and the jury system at Washington are worth any- Poeet Bares fog ergo 3 about the a ADS en taken, through dremtes trienas, to close his eyes to all the ras- calities. The whole thing would have remained & victorious raid on the Treasury but for th coming in of another Administration, and the Unexpected course pursued by the Man ap- ated Postmaster General. It was expected e would be handled by Mr. Conkling, and Made to let the old condition of things go on. Bur be was an expert post office accountant, not easily to be humbugged, and determined to Degin his admjnisiration in the proper way. He set bis experts to work, and tney brought out such a Showing as has astonished the coun try, and made every one of those thieves who wes ture he was Dow enriched for life tremble for his skin, Sperting Notes, Tbe Hfth annual show of dogs given under the auspices of the Westmints' er Keauel Club was opened In New York yesterday morning in the American Institute. Eleven hundred aud thtr- Teen animals were on the catalogue, but tully one hundred of that number had not arrived. ‘They were expected before night. All species Of dogs were there, from the toy terrier to the huge mastiff. The dogs were divided into one hurdred different classes, according to tneir breed orsex. Ex-Governor Tilden has a masttf and Si Bernard dog on exhivitton, and Miss Sarah C. Hewitt, a granddaughter of Peter | Cooper, has also a mastif on cxhibition. ‘The dogs on exhibition are valued all tue way up to $1,000 each. In addition to the regular Prizes, the journal Forest and Stream oilers speci prizes. ry Base ball yesterday: AP Troy—Troys, 7: A’ Janyjes, of Brooklyn, 2. At New York—Pro' dence, 7; Ms iitans, 3. The ith and last Gay's raging at New Orleans came off yesterday. The winners were: Cot- treli stakes, opemile and a haif, for three-year- olds, Fellowplay, time 2.54%: five-elguths of a mile, for two-year-olds, May Waruer, Utne 1:0 Consolidation purse, one mile, Moscow. time 1 @ dead beat belng first run betweea Mos- cow and Kitty Hawk; four-mile cash, Lilla G., ume §:00 DIED, LARTLETT. Suddenly, April 26t2,1881, Daisy, onrgest clild of Ellery” Gaauving and’ Jeamio art ott. Funers! will take place at Falls Oburch, V Thursday, at 2p. m. #ricuds of the family a: invited tostiend. COLEMAN. On April 26th, 1881, m., P. T. CoLe rod 23 y ‘The {uperal will take plack from hi» late ren dence, No. 646 B street northeast, at 4 o'clock p. w. Fridsy, April 28, COHEN. On Tu p.m. F: Fureral from the re M Eavataugu, 415 Met rth west, 4pm. Friends of the tanuily invited. HAMMEESLEY. On April 26, 1801, Many Exsz AleTH MARY AD! A cue year toa munthe twenty three day, beloved daughter of David and Mary Bamn ers! A precious one from us bas gone; A Voice we loved is wii! ed; A flace ts vacant in our hoe hich wever can be flied. Day aiter day we ssw ly nd gently sink away ; Yet often in our hearts we prayed ‘That ebe might lone: Relatives and friends are invited t funeral, hialf-pset 2.on Thursday, 28 strect tou hwest. lepine a SNES. April 27th, 158}, Jom soa een ct Cold. a and Mary P. Johan. So'clock p. 5 months: séuy, April 26th, 1881, at 9.30 Jouxn, wife of the late Leeventy fou wpce of her Joman. Nar formerly of Baltimore, Md.. in ‘the thicty- fourth yesr ef Lis age. ‘Notice of funeral hereefver. MACKEY. April 27ths16S1, at 2 a.m., Jomx “sRY, in the fifty-njuth yeat of his age. WACEENS trom the Seaitance Of Lis sever, Mire. 944, Band Tenth streets southwest, on ternoon, st 4:30. : 1881 SEBASTIAN. At 7:30 # m. April Sina Bebantiaby ased 6 moutus and! dave knna 5 ‘Funeral from his parent's residence, $248 Pros- ct aircet, “Georgetowa, Thursaay, seth iustantat p.m. . On Tuesday, April 26th, 1881, at 2:45 an are Detoned wife gt ot #. Swish, ni see Eataee Seige sae re northwest, on Thumdsy, April 28th, at 4 o'dock p.m. ‘WOOD. 26th, 1881, at 2 o'clock, p. m. JaMEs A, crue? Robert sod ‘ue &. Wood. ago i year, and 10 days. See ep ae aos i Fr. SPINDLER, UNDERTAKER, sands Pt al a. 1233 7th street north weet. WRIGHT, UNDERTAKER, 1837 10tp street Wi cmunen, Sa 5