Evening Star Newspaper, April 28, 1881, Page 3

. FUTURE Days. AUCTION BALE». AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. (Springfield (Mass) Unioa.) BOOTS AND SHUES. FUTURE DAYS. {HOMAs DOWLING, auctioneer. VERY VALUABLE BUILDING SITES ON THR HEIGHIS OF GEORSELOWS, IMMeDr- ATELY ADJOINING TH« PROPERTY FOR- IHOMAS DOWLING. Auctionec: VERY VA) UABLE IMPROVED PROP: BRIDGE HGH COnCERS FON Mm GOWERY BEALL ~T GEOKG | 5 ne Raa AP AUCiion TO! MNBLY OCCUPIED BY GEN. GRANT, aT On MOM} Y. May 97x, On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Mar 4, ING Ar 4 O'CL06K, tn frontol the pone NT | 18st ci i) = 9, mt of the prem sea, 881, commetcing at 6 o'cLooR, I'shall aa ehail sel) tn followiow property: Lois 33 and ‘ . in front of the premises, Lots on Lee's Hull, 6, fromiinw #2 feet ou the west iiaeof Conwress | fronting about 160 fect on Road street aby street by a depth of 108 fee: on ths ai) Cia | 31g feet on Valley streeee pee ens % Jarwe two-story b ick warehouse ble and sheda. ¥ the west side of and ten ‘This property is desirably situated on the | Heights of Georgetoun, and is near the prper.y purchased by the United States government for the hew Observatory. rms of sale: One-third cash; the residue in two equal payments at xix aud twelve mothe, with notes besring interest at six per cout, and secured | by a deed of trast ou the property suld. All coa- | Yeyancing, &e . st purchaser's cost A deposit of | Ohe hundred dciiars will berequired on exch prop- yor partien ateepply to 10. ¥ THOM, 718 15th Por particu ars apply to 5C. N. 7 street northwest. THOMAS DOWLING, < Auctioneer. ap23-d&as i Dpexcanson BROS., Auctioneers. UTORS’ SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM- ERTY ON EIGHTH STREE SPRELTS NORTH IKNER OF N AND ST SiREATS NORTHWEST On THURSDAY, May 67H, aT 5 O'CLOCK P_M., fter, lot 63, frontinz 253; feet on. Peieas street, between tue Canal mace treet, improved by four sma‘i orice Immedinte'y after, 'nt 63, 24 feet on the Of Jefferson street, between Can Streets, by a depth of 12) feet, three-story brick dwelling houre. after, lot 61, fronting of Jefferson street, b ® 7 and O. Usnal, by i improved by s two-story brick hi ‘3. er, Lots 21 and 2 ing 50 of Washington sreet_ between Bridwe etree and the cana}, by a depth of abou! feet; impri ved ty two Brick Immediately atter, Lot 18) eee «ft Wasnington t. bet vee ireet and caral, bya depth of 60 fe upreved x DY two comrortable Frame House. . | FIRS FOLLO “ING DAY, at 5 O'cLooK. Lot 13, front- ing 221ect ©. the norih side of Bri ive sireet, be- in front of the premises, we will se! aa tween High xad Potomac streets, by a depth of 69 0. 423, fronting G6 feet 8 inches on Stu feet to sn soy; improved by @ three story Brick ith a cepthef 100 fect | This lot will be Dwelling bows and sty subdivided inty three ing lote. AT 83 c'e ock SAME DAY, Ly fronting £61 ct on the east ine of H LOCK, we will sell, 2 depth of abut 60 feet: improved by a Brick | in front of prewises, all of iot 3, in sjusre 613, Store and F .n.e Dwelling. havive a front of 90 teet Linch on ist atrest weat Tmmedia'e'y atter_apd adjoinin and 140 feet on Netreet north. This lot will be 12, fronting at TO fe eubdiviced. Beall street 3. |owferus: One-quarter cach; balance in equal in- Immediate y after Lot 105, fr Nersiments etsiz, twelve, eixtiteen and twenty-four the west lie ontauaery street, ionth®, deferred payments to bear interest aad aud Beall ov-ects, bya depth of 94 "feoc; tuproved ecured by deed ef trust on property sold. by atwoetiry Frame Dweline cing ond recordipy at purchaser's cost. “Terms of +a One-tuird cash and the residue | f sale to be complied wita in ten days, In two equs!) ay ments at one and two years, hav- | crherwize the Executors reserva the tight vo resatl ing 6 per ot interest, and secared pyadeedof | atrisk ant cost of dofauitiag purcaaser Or par: trust on the » roperticn e6ld,or ail casi at the option | chasers after wivine five days public hotics of stich Of the pur. hs er. all conveyancing &>., at par- | resale in somo Spaper pudlisbeg ia Wasling- ebaserts cot A deposit of 850 wil b> required | ton, D.C. A depoit of S50 required On ea preach prvie:ty at timecf ga’e. The termsof | jiece of property sold at time of asle. this gale me=t ba compiled with i days or the GEORGE W SAMSON, pyoontora ba sold at the risk and costo! the AS SIOTHOFE, aa uvebeser or purchass 5. | _JAMES TOWLES, Agent. ap5-dkds JAS. L DAVi I ap27 iit THOMAS DOWLING, anc ‘io HOMAS DOWLID T)ERCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. wey ON iN. I NI DN nt) Ee TOE ; irtne of s dead tous, dated 30th BULOM-U STREETS,” GEORGETOWN, Ds | codner's D. Isit aad worded i Liber 7 vr 2p, 1881, av 6 ofat.os £74, folio 264, of the land records for District. a5: ¥ abalvasll thet of Oolumbis, and at request of party secared, we iit Shag rn Will geil at public atction. in front of the premises, Tot homberel iseatoer | OR TUESDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF May, 1831, contsined within tue following pening at a point on Bridge street, 1G Of the division lins between s: and from thence runnin ATS o'cLOCK F: a. all those parcels of wroitad it the city of Washivston, in the District of Golam bia, Known as iota ten (10), eleven (12), twelve (13), and north half of thirteen ((3), in square sour bundred and thirty-nine. These lots front on 7th and Hstrcets southwest, and will be sold sepa- rately. i ‘Terms of sate: One-third cash: balance in six, to the point of bewin pg gether | twelve and ezhtean montha. with interest from proremente, which ¢ wat of 8 Yery | day of ea:6, recured by deed of trust on proparty, Ki waite back putidins snd iscoa: | a deporit of $1W on each lot will be required at the best pusiness propertics {9 | timeot asie. Uouveyanciag at cost of purchaser. 14 rooms: If terms of aale are uot complied with in one week the Trustees reservo right to resell at r.sk an cost of Gétaul ite purcharer. WILLIAM A. GORDON, - HOLDS WOKTH GORDON, ce cast parallel to Bride street nee south by and with eaid divis rash; the residue ia two | equal paymen'+ at one aud two years with notes | Dearipy int and secured by a dee! of tra-t on id Ail conveyancing &c, at pur- | $200 deposit require 1st ths time of | THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer. } Trasteos. (ie ee eee | T. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctionesr., HUMADS UUWLING, Auctioneer. — ABLE THR TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE Lot AND ON Se Sou ELLEN URE, No. 15 ND CARR. BOURTFENTH STREET NOMCHWES’ Nee cee OOKNEK SaMSON STREET. By Virtue of a deed of trust dated Januar aan ofa oe a eae te 16: ne 8 ah duly recorded anes <S a ust, " ‘70, recor: among ‘go 320, ft 21 theland records for Waahfuwton county, re District cf Guiambia: and at fine ne for the District cf Oulumbia, and at the request of the party eecured thereby, we will sell at _pablic Suction, in front of the premises, oa MONDAY May 9, 2531, ar 4:30 o'cL9ck Pp. M., all that car- tain pice or parce! of land situate {n the cizy of Washington, District of Columbia, known and de- Feribed as it lettered “‘M," accordiag to F. W. Jones" eubdivision of lots ‘numbered eight (8), nine (9), ten (10), eleven (LL), twewve (la) aad thirtv-Hve (5), idequa-e numbered sevea haa- Gred and thi: ty-two (732), according to the pabile plaus cf said city, togsther with the tumprove- ments, &c. Terms: ‘The amount of indebtednes, secured by said deed of trust, with the taxes and expenses of ©., in Liber 62", foifo 415, and by ths on di- Fectiog of the present holder of the azbt s: a thereby. the undersizned will sell, tn front of the ‘Premises, to the hivhest bidder. on WEDNESDAY, ZH 4TH DAY oF May, A. D. 1891, aT 5 O'CLOcK F. M., the foliowt ; ington, Distric ty-twoands b. Drury's sutxtivision of square two Dine (209), according to the Pian of said city, fronting twenty-two and one half fet on 14th street West, ad running back, of that width, to the rear of raid int, torether with the laiprove- ments, &e , s- in thé deed of trust 68 (33), in udred and THIS AFTERNOON. TORN CREE APSE Bt * ie L') CATED ON THE SOUTHEAST OORNER OF $1 RTREET AND NORTHWsST; ON THE NORTHEAST COR- NE OF 6ra AND © STREE*S NORTH- 4ND C AND D STREETS SOUTHWESE. By virtue of s deczee of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, paseed in Ean cause numbered 7,141, wherein Jobn x upg et al. are Complainants and Marzar E Gaddis et al. are defendants, we will offer for ‘ale at public suction. in front of tha respective pieces Of property, in the city of Washington, On WEDNESDAY, ApgiL 27TH, 1881, aT 6 O'CLOCK P. M_, Lot numbered 29 of the subdivision by Thomas £. Young et al. of original lot 12, in tquare +90, with the improvements therson, con- sisting ina three story and basement brick building, known oung’s Law Building." also, parte of Lotsnumbered Jand 10, inthe same squsre, having 8 fiontof 32 feet Sinches on 6ta street west, and running back thst width 109 feet aud 8 inches to aa alley 10 feet wide, being bounded on the sonth by 0 1:3 LOUISIANA AVENUE | street west, with the Improvements thereon. con- | sisting in one three-story brick and two two-story brick buildings, containing a mamber of store rooms, Tow in use for busivess purposes. On THURSDAY, Arai 28ru, 1881, at 5 o'cLocK Pp. M., the whole of the square numbered 232, with the permanect improvements thereon, cons‘stina of large and commodious brick dwelling, formerly the homestead of the late John M. Young. shie scuare is Dow under rent to the United states Gov- ernment as a quartermaster’s depot. ‘Terms of ea'e: One-fourth cash on tha day of sale, or within seven days thereafter; thy residae in three equs! instalments at one, two and three }¢ars from the day of gale, the purchaser or pur- chasers giving his, her or thair promissory notes Yor the same, with interest from the day of tals, st six per cent per annum; or at the election of the purchaser he whole of tue purchase money may be paid in cath; the titie to tha respective parcel fold to be retained nutit the fall smonat of pure chase morey and interest ia paid. If any pur- chaser shall fail to comply with the terms of gale, the Trustecs reserva the right to reaavertise and reseli the property at the risk acd cost of such setenlane | purchaser. $2€0 deposit on acceptance of each bid. JAMES 8 EDWARDS, | street northwest FRANK HUME, \ aranee 454 Pepnsylvanis aveaue n.W. CANS@N BROS., Aucta. apl6-eod tds. IHANCERY SALE. By virtne of s decroe of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed in Equity cause No. 5896, we will, on THURt DAY, THE 287TH DAY OF APRIL, 1881, AT 5 O'CLOOK P.M., in frontof the premises, offer for sale at anetion lot No. 6, in John B. Kibboy's recorded subdivision of square No. 571, fronting 36 f60t 4 inches on D street north and runniog back with that width 108 feet tu a public alley, and improved by two well-built three-story brick dwelling houses (Nos. 109 ay.d 111 D etreet northwest.) y One-fourth of the purchase money in caeh; residue in threo equal instalments of six, twelve and eixhteen months with six per cent in- terest; deed given upon the final ratification of eale and ceed of trust taken to secure deferred. pay- mente, or ¢'se deed given upon final ratidcaion of gale and full paymentof the purchsse money. A depos.t of £100 on each house when sold. ANOREW C. BRADLEY, ‘Trustees. 4.GtLNALD FPENDALI, cz THOB. J. FISHER & CO., Auctloneers. apl6 d&da CHANGERY, BALE QF VALUABLE HOUSE ON EK STREET, NEAR THE NORTHERN LISERYY MABKBT. Under decree of Supreme Court, District fh FB of Columbia, in cause of Fowter ys. Dick, No. 7,217 Kauity, I willseil at public auction. Jothe lugbest bidder in front of the, prealses, on JHUESDAY, Apair 24, 1881, at 5 o'CLOOK P.M, the east half df lot 4, in syuare 515, in Washington city, D. C., fronting 29 feet and '6 inches on K street, aud beng improved by a three ry brick honse No. 423 K street n orthweat. Terms: One-third cash; balance in six, twelve and eighteen montha from day of sale, with inter- est ateix per cent per annum, or all cash, at option of purchaser. $100 deposit required and convey- ancing at purchaser's coat. JOB BARNARD, Trustee, 603 D street northwest. DUNCANSON BROS , Aucta. apl6-e06t W4182 B. WILLIAMS & 00., Austionears. TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING, FRONTING ON TENTH STREET NORIHWEST, BEING No. 208, aT AUCTION. On THURSDAY, Apri 98rx, Ar 5 olcLock p..1., we shall sell ‘at _suction, ia front of the preumises, part lot Nos 24 ‘and. The terms, @hich will be derail, will be made at time of sale. ‘apli-dts ssle incash. the balance in 6 snd La months with interest at 6 per cent per jam, secured by desd of trust on the property sold, or all cash, at option of the purchaser, A deposi XUG requited at HE SFL“ NDIN ESTATE, “ABINGDON,” ON | yea crate : "DARE Fo luna nivem OOSE Wasi | Hectuet tale gud all Sopweyanciny. at pure Co ee OE Sa | seven days: othcraise the trustees reserve the AT Jo'cLAcK, ou the premisey, we shall es: | Heh to reel the property at therisk and cost of that fine ric Known as “‘Abington, | the oeteal ting: purchater after five days’ adver- the Potomac r.ver, opposite Washington, and ¢ tant about 1% miles from the Capito’, containing | 400 fertile acres, splendidly adapted for dairy and stock farninw ‘There rattle yard ou the prop- erty directly st Waterloo Station, om the Washing- | ton avd Alexon iria Raiirvad; a'go tine brick ¢: BENJAMIN P. SNYDER, } 823-eod&deROBEKT O. HOLTZMAN, § LE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED TATE ON FOURTH STREET, Be- Trustees. sdjowing th (‘Washington Adamaztine Bri TWEEN A AND B STREEIS NOBTHEASS. Works.” The farc will be sald in s<bdivisious. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated Febr: For éescri; terms of | ary 25tb, :877, dniy recarded in Liber 318, fa nale, app y st |-folio 34, ‘one ef the laud records for the Dis- THs. J cere, trict of Columbia, and a: the request of the party 2p23-tu, th +, ut (CANCE, FALE OF TWO-RTOaY BSICK Bovusk N IWENTIETH STAEEY, N¥AK | PENNr TA AVENUE NORCIDW ALSO LUT NEAR NAVY YARD BRIDGE, A AUCTION. Secured thereby, Wwe will s front of the premises, DAY oF May, 1561, at 6 described real estat ashinzton, D.0., to wit parcel of ground, known and di | being part of Lois numbered eighteen (18,) in and eighty fve(785,) com nencing for the same at 8 point in the west line of 4th street east one hun- dred and ten (130) fect three (3) irches north of the southeast corner of said square; thence runving north eighteen (18) feat: thence west nin-ty-seven (97) feet; thence seuth eighteen (18) feet, and thence east to the beginning, together with the im- provements, &c. Terms: One-third of the purchase money to be paid io cash and the balance in six, twelve aad hhteen months wih, interest st 7 per cent p.r- annum, secured by a deed of trust on the property, orallcash, at option of purchaser $100 dep: tue of sale and sll convevanctne at purchaser's cost. Terms to be complied with within seven days trom day of rale, otherwise the Trustees re- serfe the right t> resell the property at the risk at pudlic anti SATURDAY, the ira CLOCK P.M, ths follow- wituated in the city of St iece or he Supreme Court mbia, passed on the im equivy cause Bo Sil, wherety 4. ¥. iiimes et al. are co: abd Belinda doris et s1 are defendant, dersinned Trrstee will sell at public aution, on Bid infront of the premises, on 20th s:reat, be- tween Peans:ivanis avenue and H street norti: west, on MONDAY, y G'ctocx P.M, tha‘borth part of lot 27, in Squwe Jo. 101, with the tmprovements, consisting of a two-story brick building, now Used avs store and Qwelling-houss, being premises knowa as 822 20th Street northw. st On TUESIAY. 10ru May, 1881, at 5:30 o’ctock P.M in froatot the premises, lot No 1, in square fe Nor 1025, eituated on Kastern Branch ia sveuus and Water etreet southeast, &pril, 184 the u comtemming 19.990 fee and ‘cost of the defaulting purchaser after five ferms of + | day@ advertisemen: : equal inetal ud twelve moat | TEENBY 5 BERGER, ? fnteres*, to be sccared by approved notes | BHAINARD H WARSES' on property old, OF weuaie purchase mocetic a be | T. COLDWEUL, Auctionesr. atdate of sale. Nodeed will be wiven uatil a’ Se pants mound ane eer thal sae eee HOS. J. FISHER & CO., paid. A deposit of $100 on lot in square IL and Keal Estate Auctioneers, $50 on lot in erjnre east Of siitare 1025 will be re- | 1223 F sireet northwest. quired when sud Allconveysucing at pureb cost. Uf terms cf sale are not compied with in ten | BALK OF VERY V 1UAE LE RUSINESS PRO- days from day of -ale the Truszee reserves "ERTY ON 3 Y , Hn ne at the risk and it of the da- | BYLVANIA AVENUS, BEC WEEN NIN. SRutice purchaser after Hvedase publicnstcsia | SND TENTH SIREETS WESTS AT AC TION 7 Bp3 published in Washirgten, D. C. aaa HINES, tea e By virtue of a deed executed 20 a JOUN B. HINES, Trustee, S86 22a street northwest. BUNCASRON BROG., Aucts. Spai-d& te WWALTER & WILLIAMS & CO. Auctozecre | HANDSOME PARLOR SUITE. UPHOLSTERED TN BAW SILK; FIV HEAVILY CanVeD WALNUT MEER SUITES; Y. WARDKOBE Mrs Sarah Hami appoiutiag the wn- dereigned Trustee for the purposes therein set forth, dated te 17th day of April, 1871, recorded’in No. 649, folio 131, oue of ths’ laa ecores for Washington couuty, D. O., I will sel \ pubiie smetion, tn front of the premises, to, the ixhest bidder, on TUESDAY AFTERNOGN, May 3. ar 8 O'CLOCK, parts of, Lots Noz. tv (6), in square numsered three huailre (6) and gix and eight; MARBLE BAS RONT a (380), improved by a three-story and attic dwell- BE TAGLES; WALNUL-FRAME | ing, sith back belidine, being Premises known as TASS CH ER TURK eeD aae | No: 958 Penbsyivania’aventio north west. “this Nam Peay oo property fronts 20 feet on said avenue, with a depth of about 53 te, cons With lot 5, Which fronts 11 feet 1 inch oa C street—ia all about B PILLOWS A B x 1,896 equare feet. NICKS ASD Ot 5 & FORNITORE: | ‘terms, cf sale: One fourth cash; balanca in GRAIN AND OTHER OARPETS: twelve, elvhtesn and twenty-four months. for BEDSTEADS. BUREAUS AND = ing interest at six per cent, payabie sezai- STANDS. WALNUT EXPENSION TABLE; , Secured by a @eelof traston the prop- BEFRIGEEAT SIDEBOARDS. CANE: iit" A ceposit of $400 will be required at the 47 ROCKERS AND CHAIKS: BRUSSELS | time cf sale. If the terms of sale a-e not complied LL ASO STAIR CARPETS: VELVET h Within seven (ys frown day of sale, the prop- AND MTS. CHINA AND CROCKERY | | Rereiae Gree | erty will be reso.d at the risk and cost of pure | haser. All couveyancicw at purchaser's cost! ai ee eT HOMAS MeatLts 1 THOMAS J. FISHER & UO., Au | ¥ street northwest. On TORSDAY, May 3p, 1881, comMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.. we shal sell, at the residence of a lady dec 8 No. 911 G street northwest, the above cu'lec- | tion of Hourel i: Efects: in good condition ana | ‘well worthy the stter ton of buyers. apaid WALLS EK B. WILLIAMS &08., Ancts._ | YHANCERY Sai OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON K SIREEY NORTH. | WERT, BeTWEEN TWENTY-FIRST AND | TWENTY SECOND STREETS. A By vittue of s decree of the 8 ETWEEN SIXTH AND STREELS NuRTAWEST, Ar fof Columbia, twill, é trict of Cs } the hy Re DAY, May 7rs, A.D. 1:8., aT 5:WUo'CLeCk PM GM6. whe et in front “of” the “premises, offer. at pub: oe een ic eae all that part of lot numbered and others a, ur (4), in fquare numbered four handied and DAY, May 4 | forty nlme (449), ana deeeri folows: Beain- pS | ning for the same at a point oae (1) foot east of the thwest corner of esid lot and running theace east | thirty-one (1) fect; thence north one hundred and twenty-four (124) feet; thence west thirty-one (31) feet, and thence south to the place of beginainz, i ved by a dwiliog-house, with ail the im: easements,” rights, privileges aging thereto th of the purchase money to be | paid cash, and the balance ir turee equal instal- | mente, payable at six, twelve and twenty-four menths, for which the notes of the purchaser are | to ba given, bearing six per cent interest and se. cured by a trust deed on the premises sold; or all cath, at the option of the purchaser, One hun dred dollars’ deposit to be paid when ths property ion, followiby-descrived real catate, muxinx to the estate of the late A fred Jones, to wi thirty-two (32) feet of Lot one (1), and t x Lots two (2) and three (3), tm square numbered Beventy three (73) E street northwest, between 2st aud 27d streets, in tue city cf Wasa: | ingtow, D.C... with the improvements thereon. Each of theee lots will be sold as a whole, or sub- | Sivided, as may seem best at the time of ssie. ‘Terms: One-third cash, and the balance in two equal installments of six and twelve mouths re- 1 b interest from the day of sale. A | deposit of 8200 will be required on each lot at the | time of sale, sud ali coaveyanciag and recording at | Purchaser's cort ‘erms to be He - | iskuocked down. Conveyancing and recording at be trustee revcrves therisbris ener thoeep- | cost of purchaser. | Terais to be. complied with fa erty at the risk tof th i cuaser, | Seven days, or Trustee reeerve: \ ee RANGIS MILLER. Trees | ‘spi6-dds HENTY Wish GARNETT, Trustee: Sy PBA’ DUNCANSON BkOS., Auctioneers. ’ap2u-d&ds “WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. HOMAB DOWLING. Auctioneer. 7 USTEE SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED OHANCEBY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED ae ZAL ESTATE ORTHEAST COBNER BEAL, FOtAUE ON PEE ROUTHEAST | be vest ENO VALLEY BTREETS, ‘ GHTEENTH AND I 8 NORTHWEST. IN W. CITY, DISTRIOY OF COLUMBIA SOO virtue of a decree of the Bu; ‘Cou or District of Columbia, passed int Equity cause No. 6,997 between Ellen Frazier, plaivt:d, and'the heirs of John Frazier et | GECKGETOWN, D. 0. By virtue of a deed of trust to me, dated on the 16th day of November, A. D. 1, | TS Stead seats fsite Dstt Coma ie Dis! I~ bia, I will sell at public auction, in frome of the remises, On TUESDAY, THE 3D Dax OF MAY, A. al., defendants, we, the undersiened trustees wil De esis ae BM oa ebe ee OD : on PRUMSDaY. Tuk'sru Dav or Max, aD lost, | of roan sitiate in ‘a atty) ot Camus at Five Loc Mg malic io District the premises, a/] that’ picce or parcel of seguan | as ttlows: of, Colnmbia, ing and bev # in tae City of Washington, in the trict of Columbia, known a¢ part of lots num- Dered 16 and i7, in square 127, inning for asid parts of lots at the northwest corner of said square and ruppin« thence south song 18th street west BO feet: thence east 25 feet; thence north 40 f thence weet to the point of beginning; impro by a larze B Dwelling boase and back puid- Beginaing at the in orth line of West atvect with seereerHon Of the | id north line of West street forty-eight ana aixty- five hundredths (a Had feet to east side of the wall of the a dor hone on the lot now de- tcribed ; thence no! wardly at right angles t> said West street, and sloug the east side of the wall of | Said dwelling Bouse one bundred Crop fect, more or - W. Hane. Br ing. The location is excellent. | Ines, to the south boundary kine of Terme" Cus-hird of purchase money in cash; | Winckel; thence westwardly along’ aud aug the bslarce in six and twelve mouths from day of | Coupdary line Xo Valley street, and thence south: Sale, With ir cerert from day of sale, and payment the east line of said Valley street to £0 be tecurcd by spmoved pro Boke ‘Of | the kewinning, with PUrcbaser er purchasers. A deposit of $100 will be | of a three story and the im e improvements, consisting 25, in equare $31, having 13 feet front by 95 feet der uuproved by a two-story frame dwelling. Also, aT 6 O'CL CK P.M, SaME DAY, Building Lut, froutng on ths northeast ooruer of 12th aud @ sizecta southeast, having 100 feet frouting, ran- ning back To feet ‘dermis of sale made known at sale. sp2s-d = WALLER B. WILLIAMS & OO.. Aucts. TO-MORROW. ,SCNOANSON BROS., Auctionee: D 9th and D streets northwest. CIGAR STORE, STOOK AND FIXTURES, SHOW CASES, INVIAN FIGURE, FINE GIGABS AND) FIFE, &c., &0., BEING OONTENTS OF No. 317 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NOKTH- Wil be sold at Auction on FRIDAY MOBNING, 29TH Ixst., at 10 o'clock. ape’ ‘1HOMAB DOWLING, Auctioneer. ADMINISTRATOR'S BALE ce UNITED STATES CONNOL irtue of an order of the Supreme Court of the tcf Columbia, the undersigned will offer at gale on WRIDAY, THE 29TH DAY OF ARRIL, iSSL, AT 12 o’cLooKk at the auction room of ‘Thoinas Lowliax, Three Fifty Dollar United States Consois, bearing interestat four percent. Also, Two (ne Hundred Dollar Cons is. ‘The interest is payable quarterly. RIOHARD P. JAOKSON, Adwinistrator of David Dick, deceased. Terms of sale ap26-: W422ER B. WILLIAMS & CO,. Aucts. WALNUT 13 KAME PARLOR FUITE, UPHOU- » IN BRP: EAnY OHAIRS, WALNUT SION TABLE AND DINING ROOM WHATNOT, CHILD'S CARRIAGE, 8, BEDsTKADS, AUS AND BRUS<EL3 AND INGRAIN 5 CLOTS. RUGS, WIRE MATTRESS, SINGER SEWING MACHINE, NEARLY NEW: REFRIGERA- TORS, CHINA, GLASS AND CROCKERY WakE; KITOHEN ULENAILS, &o. On FRIDAY, Aprit, 29th, 1881, aT_10 O'CLOCK A.M., we shail sell at residence No. 1615 Q Bt. northwest, the above collection of Hontenold Effect is cash rat WALTER B. WILLIAMS & OO., Aucts. puomss DOWLIN uctioneer, HOUSFHOLD FURNITURE, COMPRISING WALNUT AND PAINTED CHAMBSR SE WaLNUT DE&NtNG-KOOM FURNITURE, BRU: SRLS OARPE!S, CHINA AND GLASS WARE, KITCHEN REQUISITES, &e. 150, coey OF. THE PLATS OF IN, AND OFFIOH t UR sITOBS, UCIIUN. On FRIDAY MORNING, Arrit 29TH, 1881, at 10 o'cl it the residence of the late Robt H. Rysn, No. 42) New Jersey avenue, Just south of the Capitol. ap26-3t THOMAS DOWLING, Aunct. WALten B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PrOPERTY ON P STREET NORTHWEST, BEING NO. 421 P STREET. By virtue of a deed of a deed of trust beiring dato the nineteenth day of reptember, A. D. 1877, and recorded in liber 86€, foliz271, etc’, of the Isnd records of the District of Columbia, ‘and by éirec- ton of the party secured thereby. we wid soll at | ic auction in front of the premises on FRIDAY. OTH DAY OF APRIL, A. D. 1881, aT 4: 3 | O’cLocx P. a. lot numbered five (5) in Harkness and others Commissioners’ subdivision of square num- ber five hundred and ten (510), with the three-story brick dwelling house and other improvemente. Terms ofeale: One-third cash; baiance in six, tweise and eighteen months, secured by pur- chasers notes sud deed of trust, with interest at six per cent from day ofsale. $100 to be paid at the timeof sole. If the terms of sale are not com- plied with in five days the Trustees reserve the right to resell at defaulting purchaser's cost. WM. B. WOODWARD,? ‘Trust apl8-dkdbs L. M. TAYLOR, yes HOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE DWELLING- HOUSE ON THE NORTHWEST COKNEB OF THIETKENTR AND CORQOBAN STREETS, WITH BRICK STABLE IN THE BEAK, By virtue of a deed of trust, besring Se: (ih dely 8th, 1875, and recorded in Liber No. 720, fol. 478, one of the Land Recndsof the District of Columbia, the Gee Es Tru: wii! sell at public auction, in front of the premises, on MONDAY, THE 2p Day OF MAx, 1581, AT SIX U'CLockK P , all of Lot 32ia Chipman. Exley and Kicharde’, ‘Trustees, recorded subdivision of aquare 240. ‘erma of sale, to be at the option of the purchaser, er all cash, oF one fourth of purchase mouey cash, and residue in one, two, and three yoars af- ter date of sale. For the deferred purchase money the purchaser is to give promissory notes. secared one property to the satisfaction of the Trustees, an able semi-annually. 8100 deposit required when bid accepted. ‘Trustees reserve right to resell at risk of defaulting purchaser if terms of sale are not complied with in one week from day of sale. GEO. F. APPLEBY, W. E. EDMONS rox, | Trustees. ‘ ‘Office 420 Sth strest. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer. ap23-d ALTER B. WILLIAMS & OO., Auctioneers. OF VALUABLE UNIM- Al SiRERT, 8 AND Y STREETS NORTH WEST. on ay es f trust, dated the 27th e of a deed o} " aay of Hepteniver, AD. ioth, sua duly ter corded in liber No. 670, folio 336, &o,. one of. the fand records for Washingion oounty, ia the District of Oolambia, Sid by atrecsion: of the party secured thereby, Tratall acii'at public auction, in front of the pieizizes, on BATUBDAY, THE 30rm Benita eam el ial in thevaaid city of Washington, aad, kage a cont in Square DUMbered one two (162). a: One ‘erms fourth cash; and the in equal aes of one, ome. aod yess Ei Durchacer, Dearfug interest af sit per cout per aD T | House. Seed ta tothe yates ee oe re ene | Merton of exle: Osah; dapostt of $200 required Bhd interest +all be paid. Cost of conveyancing | attime of sule “Convey: ‘at purchaser's cost. fo beat purei aser's cipesse: ana terme tobe com, | Hf terms of sale are not complied with im hve Gag piled with within never otherwise the Trus- | the arusiee Tetorves the rit to resell at cost aud leee reserve Sih tnd caret | risk idine purchaser. Gefaulting rrcbeser ne ae ee ee et ‘JOSIAH DENT, Trastes. WILLIAM J. MILLER, sw-Two-thirds of the purchase money of th cosets MBaiteature | trusts, «| above aale can remain on terest from one to five spl2d&dsOftice 430 Loulsuns arcane, Foye dias 08. L. SIMMS. Rum untilpalg, tanuually, and a deed Of trust on te were e aaa or alt cam, at ine bearlog interest at 6 ver cent. per annum, pay- | ALTER B. WILLIAMS & GO., Auoctiouoers. On SATURDAY, Apsett 30a, At 30, o'cLock 4 M., We ebtll sell, at ouF attetio: MEFS Tous Fifteen (15) Kit of Mackerel. Five (5) Half Barrel Mackerel. 44wo (2) Roses Maceston{. Twenty (20) Boxes St we Prlish. ap28-2t WALTER B. WILLIAMS & Oo , Alicts. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctionesr. FAMILY CARRIAGE, PAIR OF HORSES AND HARNESS AT AUCTION. On SATURDAY, Arai 30TH, 183i, AT 12 o'crock, in’ front of my suchon TO m8 Jrhall geil the above outfit, prop- erty of thelate A. It Fraser. ap28-2t | THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF CROCKERY AT AUOTION. On SATURDAY, Arrit 30TH, 1881, o'cLock, within my sanction rooms, I ahall sell four honthead ef aseorted Crockery. ap28-2t THOS. DOWLING. Anct. HOMAB DOWLING, Auctioneer. REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHILD FURNI- TURE At my falesreom SATURDAY, Arai. 80TH, 388), aT 10 O'CLOCK, comprising a genera’ astortment of Walont Parlor and Ciamd« Snite>, Carpets and Mattings, Dining-roon Furniture, &e., &c. ALSO, Carrisges and Bazgios ALO, Ax 12o'cLocs, 8% rolleof Wall Paper, which Will be sold to avit purchasers Window Hollsnde, Preture Feames and together with many other articles Unopered boxes to ba go'd for atoraze ap28- LOMAS DOWLING Auc‘ioner. ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO , Auctioneers. PARLOR SUITE. UPHOLSTERED IN CRIMSON REP: WALNUT-: RIMMED WARDROBES, INGRAIN CARPEIS. LOUNGE. MATTING CURTAIN’ AND CORNIGES, OAK EXT. BION TALE, BIDEROARDS AND DINING ECOM CHAIRS LAMBREQUINS, KLTOHEN UTENSILA, & Cn SATURDAY, Apri, 307H, 1891, at ay tures, Also, a Lot of “erocK A M, Weshall sell atN» 1221 New York avenue northwest, the above-naned gilicer, to which We ask the attention of ayers. sp28a WALTER B WIULTAMS & 0O., Ancts. ‘TER B. WILLIAMS & OO., Aucts.. aore 1001, corner 10th and D sts. northwest. TWO WALNUT FRAME PARLOR RUITRS WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES, WAL! MARBLE TOP SIDEBOARD, WAUNOT BUOKCARE. WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE, DINING ROOM CHAIRS, MARBLE TOP TABLES COTTAGE SUITES, WALNOT ROCKERS, WALNUL HAT BAOKS, HAIR AND HUSK MATTRESSES. ALSO, ORE HANDSOME PARLOR ORGAN, NEARLY SATURDAY, Aruit 30TH, aT 10 o'cLock A.M} we shail sell’ at our salesroow, the above-named articles. ‘Terms cath. ap'8-2t WALTER B WILLIAMS &CO , Ancts, WALTER B. WILLIAMS & QO , Auc.ioneers. A VERY DEFIRABLE THREE-STORY BRICK LWELLING, NO. x04 (WENTY-FTRST STREET, BETWEEN H AND I SYBEXKIS NORIHWEST, AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY, May 3p, aT Go'cLock M-, we shall se!l in front cf Bp lot 2350-100 feet front by 105 60-100 feet deep to an alley, imer>ved by a three-story Brick D: ipg, elevem rocms, modern conveniences, and ex- cellent sewerage, farce dry Cel lois, Marble Mantels, Latrobe, Range, fine Bath-roow, Hotand bite are invited to call and examine the proverty Befcre day of aac Title perfect. and eighteen months, for notes bearing ‘interest from day cf sale and secured by a dead of trust on charer's cort. $100 down on day of sale’ ap28-bt WALTER B WILLIAMS & OO., Aucts. BOILDING BITE. ‘On THURSDAY, Max SF, 1831, ar 6 3% square 234, fronting 28" feet on the west side=™ CLIAb w rect end Funniow back to a 18-feet wide nthe corner of 12th and DL streets, oa the west side of 12th, between K ana L streets northwest, cf the city. ‘There is a brick stable on the rear of “Terma: One-third cash; the restdas_ in three four mon'hs, bearing six per cent semi-annual fn- teres’, an seenred by dead of trust on the prop- A depotit of 8100 at time of eale. spis-d&os ‘THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. SHANCERY SALE OF LOT No 8, SUBDIVI- CHATON OF FOUARE 11, SUROATED- OH DELAWARE AVENUE NORTHEAST. By virtue of a dec ce of the Supreme Court cause No. 6 999, of Ellen shehan against J obi Sheban et al, the underalgaed, as Tr Cola Water, stationary Wardrobes and Closets. The Terms: Ore-third cash; balancein atx, twelve property gold. All conveyancing, Ac, at pur- UOTION FALE OF A MORT DEsIRABLE in front of the premiser, I shall ceil Lat alley. This property is located next to the cottages snd ina high snd most rapi:ly improving secti mn egusl payments at twelve, eighteen and twenty- erty sold, All conveyancing at purcheser’s cost. (QBARLES W. HANDY, Heal Estate Ayent. RTBERT, BE) WEEN SEOOND 8TREBT AND of the District of Columbia, passed in equity: at public auction, in front of the MONDAY, THE9TH DAY OF May, A. 1881, at 5:30 O'CLOCK P M that piece or of ground Bnown and designated in the plan or plat of paid city of Wathinwton, District of Columbia. as lot numbered eight (8), in subdivision of sqnare nua- bered seven hundred and nineteen (71+), situated on H street, between 2d street und Delaware ayanue northeast x Terms of sale: One-third cash; and brane in threo, fix, nine and twelve moatha from day of sate, with Interest, secured by the promissory notes of the purchaser, with surety to the satisfaction of ‘Trustee. Alien retained on property for purchase money. No deed given until ail parchase money shal Bave. been “paid "Ail conveyauctie a Lurehater's cost A deposit of 850 will be roquired en preporty 16 Fol WEEE PEPONELIAM J. MILLER, Trustee, Ottice, 486 Louisiana avenns. 'T. COLDWELL, Auctioneer. ap28-d& is a eer _ aD 2B 13 1HANGEBY SALE OF IMPROVED ANO UN- J IMPHOVED PROPERTY IN THE NORTH- WEST SECTION OF THE CITY. By virtue of a decres passed in Eynity cause No_ 6,971, we will sell, at pubic ano Sy fen. in frost of the premises, on TORS DAY, Tug 101m Day or May, 1881, aT 5 o'OLOcK P. Mey Lot’ 4 and part of 5, Square No. 133, on R, be- tween 18th and 19th sts. .w., and Lota and P, in came Equare, on 18th, between R and Sets D.w Lots 9, 11, and allot Lot 12, (except the north 6 feet,) Squaie 179, on 171th, between T and u sts. nw. And on WEDNESDAY, THE LITE Day oF May, 1881, st same hour, lota 47, 28, 24, 30, 3l aad 32, #quare 180, corner of 17th and G streets norih «cat, each lot improved with a comparatively now, neat two story and basement brick dwelling with’ back building, with modern improvements Aud on THUSSDAY, THE 12TH Day oF May, 1€81, at same honr, lot 6, ia equare 31, at inter: sect/on of 25th street, New Hampshire and Vic- ginia avenues northwest, containicg 15,000 square fectana upwards. . ‘And on SAME DAY, At 6 o'cocx p.3r., the east ‘36 feet of lot 7, and west 8 feet of lot 6, in eqaara 544, on South 'M, between 8d and 434 streets west. ‘Terns of sae: One-fonrth cash, and the bal- ance in equal payments at six, twelvetind eiehteen months, for which the notes of the purchaser, baar- | ing interest from the day cf sale, will be taker and giien retained on the premises 831d, or ali casa, at the cption of te purebaser. A deposit of 8109 will be rs quired at the time of gale, all conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. Leto Ro- st. northwest. WM. F MATTINGLY, (Trustees. No. 435 7th st. north west. B. H. WARNER, Auct. ap2s-a NRUSTER'S SALE OF VALUABLE IM- PROVED REAL ESTATE — ‘Two FOUR- TORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSES. Nos 423 AND 425, ON FOURTH STKEET, Ba- TWEEN D AND E STREELS NORTHWEST. By virtue of a dead of trust, dated ot Oh Jet, 186%, aud recorded in liber No. 851, fcliog 83, ct seq., of the land records of the District of Columbia, and of a decree pas3ed by the Supreme Court of the sa‘d District in case No. 7,668, in Kaquits, April 1th, 1881, I will well at eee auction, in front of the premises, to the izhest bidder. on FRIDAY, Tae 20Tu ‘pay oF MAY, 1881, AT 536 9'CLOOK 'p. M., the following Jar d'in the city of Weshington, in the said Di 5 ‘The south thirty-four (34) feet, more or loss, from front to resr, of origina: Jot nmmbered elht (8)), in Fquare nuwbered five hundred and thi:ty-two (632), with {he improvements tuereon, coasisting of two four-story brick awelling-ouses, “The houses will be sold separet-ly. Terms of sales: One-third in caeh; balance in six, twelve and eighteen months, for watch the notes of the purchaser, with interaat at ex per cent, secured on the property, will be taken; or ail cach at option of purchaser. "A depdsit of $100 required at the time of sale. All conveyancing at purchacers’ cost. If ths terms of sale bs not com- lied with within ten dx ys from ih day of sale, the ‘rustee regerves the right to rsell the property at the cost of the def sulting purchaser. after five days’ notice in sueh District newspaper as ha may select. s WALTER 8. PERKY, ‘Trustes. YOUNG & COLDWEUL, Aucts. _ap28-eo&dbs We DOWLING, Auctioneer. | QHE ENTIRE STOCK OF GROCERIES, EY- BRACING TEAS, CANNED GOUDS, SOAbS, BEGABS AND TOBAOCU, COUNTER, PLATFORM SOALES. AND’ A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF SHELF GOODS; A GOOD ASBORTMENT UF OBINA AND GLASS WARE, WHITEWASH BRUSHES, &c. Axso, HORSE AND WAGON. BOTHIN GOOD OON- DITi0Ox. On TUESDAY MORNING, May Sp, 1881, com- MERCING AT 10 O'CLOCK, at the Grocery Btore, || northwest c rcer of 8th and East Uspitol street, being the busine.s stand of Mr. James A. Edgar. ‘The attention of deslers and private buyers is | called to this sale. ap2T-6t ‘THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. JUNOGANSON BROK., Auctioneers, D 9th and D strects northwest. FINE WALNUT BEDROOM SETS, ELEGANT PARLOR SUITES IN EBONY, GOLD TRACED, OOVEKED IN RAW SIUK; SRY- ERAL FINE OL PAINTINGS: BRUSSEL: INGRAIN AND SHR&E-PLY CARPETS AN LINOLEUM ON SIXTEEN ROOMS AND ON ALLS, PASSAGES AND STAIRS: WAG UT DINING-ROOM CHAIRS AND TABLES, LOUNGES AND EaSY CHAIRS: MARBLE TOP TABLES, WARDROBES, &c.: LAOK AND OTHER CURTAINS AND CORNICES; RRFEIGERATORS, CHINA AND GLas' WARK, OUTLERY, Wenn cep ENTIRE EFFEOTS REET, BETWEEN k AND _ NORTHWEST, ME AUGTION. ‘On MONDAY MOBNING, Max 2p, co- MENCING AT 10 0! ‘wo will eel WELL INDORSEO BY OUR OWN OITIZEN2. 1t 1s our observation that, no matter how usefn! anytbing may be in itself, ood indoresments seem to increase its usefulness greatly by insuring a wider field for tie Cisplay of ite specisl merit They give character to {t by verifying its source, recommending its use and honoring its service by grateful mention. And in s> doing mankind benefited. 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Taey speak very highiy | of ite remarkably curative properties. Mr. A. B. Taylor, of the **Kay & Taylor Mann facturing Company,” was pleated to say: My aunt, Mrs. Pillsbury, of Mount Clair, N. J., while visiting at our house tried St Jacobs Ol! for rheu- matism snd neursigia, and found immediate relief every time. tly pronounced it the bsst thing she had ever tried for the troubie. peaking with Mr. J B. Weston, 45 Greenwood treet, Sapt. Car Works, Boston and A'b.ny rait- rosd, that gentleman thus addressed oar reporter Tam one more of the fortuastes who have had the zood luck to hear of that wonderful remedy, St. = i 1b) 7" etc. Fre Ea EN a? CHAPMAN, METBOPOLITAN BOOKSTUBR, ap22 $11 Pennsyivani. NEw Books. = Great Speeches by Grest ict pede Wharton's Confitet of Laws, 3d edison. Oopp's U. B. Miners! 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HIDHEGER THE STEAMER JANE MOSELEY will Jeave her wharf, foot of Sixth street, every | KIDNEGED: EIDNEGER. | Fottem arene St Piney Paint, Po and | KIDREGEN. KIDNEGER. Firet-claes fare’ to Fortress Monroe and Nor- a $2.50 | KIDREGER. KIDNEGSM. ey. 5 al yar acseag Etate i. Meals, 75c USS Herurning leaves Norfolk TUESDAY, THURS- | KIDREGER. (Trade-Mark Secured.) DAY and SATURDAY, 4p m. —_— eteeane ee cae secured at genera) — Eee, 0 street Nort! i Ofte OTHE NEW YORK STRAMERS tiie tte THE GERG3 JOHN GIBSON and EO. KNIGHT will resume ian their trips, leayicg Pier 41, East River, New York, —— every SATURDAY, at 4p m., and Georgetown | KIDNEGEN. KIDNEY REGULATOR every FRIDAY, at¢ a.m. For particulars apply to — aeent OS Water et ED jOOD, Secrota ae apl9 613 5thetreet, opp. U. 8. Tressuty. | KIDNEGEN. AND DIURETIC? FOLK, PORTSRO — OF NON rntss MORNORS Cee KIDNEGER. SIDNEGEN 1s highly recom. AND THE SOUTH. se Se ee KIDREGEN. mended and ansorpassed for WEAR Wi Jeave her wharf, foot of Seventh street, TUES- =—_ DaYS snd THURSDAYS at 6:30 p. m., SATUB- DAYS at 6 p. m., stopping at Piney Point and | KIDNEGEN. or FOUL KIDNEYS, DROPSY, Point Lookout going and retarniag. Returni sansa oven orale on WEDNESDALS, FRIDAYS — y oek . Firet- class fare to Forteces ‘Monroe and Ror- os 59 KIDNEGEN. BEIGHT'S DISEASE, LOSS OF oe 15u — oe fare to Piney Polnt and Point Look- 1.50 | SIDNEGEN. ENERGY, NEEVOUS DEBILITY, Seeand ciate 81. Meals to. : a —= Freight received unt! 3, m. KIDNEGEN. or any OBSTRUCTIONS arising ‘The steamer wii! extend her tripe to Georgetown —_— EO) We wRLOH, Agent. | EIDNEGEN. from KIDNEY or BLADDEE DI IVER LANDINGS. <= R — KIDNEGEN. EASES. Also for BLOOD and KID- ‘The Bteamer AREOWSMITH leaves Potomse mis Ferry wharf, foot cf 7th street, every ——— KIDREGER. in affected ms- BATURDAY, MONDAY AND THURSDAY a camer 7 o'clock a.m. for ALL RIVER LANDINGS aa | KIDSXGEN. arial sections: i Tuesday ani 5 sae aa. a Barer KIDNEGEN. Kidney Aiftculiies, it has a very YOracEEs TO EUROPE. ” ‘pleasant and agrecable taste and = KIDNEGER. flavor. It contains POSITIVE J. W. BOTELER & SON DIUBETIO propertien sud Are the Agents for the sale of Tickets in this Dis- | KIDNEGEN. NOT NAUBEATE. LADI@E trict of the ESPEOIALLY will lke it, and INMAN STEAMSHIP 09. ay | SIPREGEN. GENTLEMEN will fod KIDNE- Parties proposing to visit Europe can obtain GEN the best Kidney Tonte ever tnformati plying to. tpiam "7 VPvINg SS BoTELER & Son. | KIDNRGEN. used! NQETA GERMAN LLOYD—srmawsm | EIDREGEN. NOTION.—Rach bottie bears the Lise barween New Yous, Haven, LONDGR, Signature of LAWRENOE & MAR- The eee AD DREMEN 11 geil every Sat. | EIDNEGEN. TIN, also a PROPRIETARY GOV- srday from Bremen Pier, fcotot ® street, Hoboken. ERNMENT STAMP, which permits Kates cf paseaze:—From New xcrx to Havre, Lon- | KIDNEGEN. KIDNEGEN to be sold (without ion, Heng Ce oe si Meense) by Druggists, Grocers and Beret ty ieee femerycoeie | SIDEBORN. oer reone reine a — W.G. METZENOTT & 00., 20 Es: Ayes Agents | KIDNEGRN.- IN QUART-SIZE BOTTLES FOB Sew eea on male GENERAL AND FAMILY USE. URARD LINE. KIDNEGEN. PBIOE 81 PEE BOTTLE. us KIDNEGER. LAWMERON & mar. {HB CUNARD BY. a TEOPEIETORS, Omioaeo, Int Getween New York and Liverpool, Call. | KIDNEGEN. ‘SOLD BY DEUGGISTS, GROOEBE AND DEALERS NVERYWHERS 3. C. EBGOOD & CO., ‘Wholesale Azents in Washington. 4. VOGELER & O@., Baltimore. noll-so FEOM *Gallis.....8 = BREAKFASP Mi “Scythia. .Wed.. 18 May lAleppo..Wed, 1 Jane. Bnd over Worries OF Pasta io Taris Bis saaiteeal : Hetarn toxeta én favorable terms. Bteerags rates. Steerage tickets ore and a rates. “ raat ‘Through bills of laden given for Belfast, Giss- feat and tormed 2ed Gir po = ogee Henne postage sory at the Companys CHOCOLAT MENIER. . " GF both atoersue ain, to Oni HiGELOW & G0., 606 ith sirerk jsnl3 VEUNON B. BROWN & 00. N. ¥. NW Yosu-norrerpan. Steamers of this mera of thin Line, ‘W. A. SOHOLTEN,” Oarrying the U. B. Row York Depot, 286 Greenwieh st: Wateon Stores, on Jan6-th&ta, NESDAY. ist Cabin, $60 $70. 2d Cabin, $50. Bteer: eee eee ee Bate Dobos: Building, corner New Yor’ ave. and 16th st. northwest. THE TRADES. NOTHER INVOICE JUST REORIVED. THY LARGEST STOUR AND LOWESE PRICES IBSON a In the city. PRAOTIOAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, Our White and Fancy MATTING, at 26c., can't ‘aahington, be beat. 5 3013 Pennsylvania ave., Ws DS. GOODS and LAVE OUBTALINS in all the latest de- frstclaee Workmohy” and turns ut saperioe signs for the spring trade, at ork. Itis of the oli establishments Gity.” 1013 Pa. ave., $d floor. oat SINGLETON & HOEKE’s. : BOR Market Space. 82Our Steam Works sre now a ait ordare will yoodve POMEL MYTENTION- ap: watz jG, MATTING, MATTING, 4. Mi: KLOCZRWSEUSDBUGSTORS, | 1p ECRIVED THIS MORNIAG warll ==> LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN'S LWAYS SECURE AND BELIABLS Rigi etn NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, W. 8. TEEL, ap26 985 Pennsylvania avenue. 15th Street and ew York ave. Fire, Burglar and Dsmp Proof Vaults from 85 ADIES PABASO! AND SI [= wea yeas Government Bonds on deposit for OOVERED TO MAT en Piper Bt OG. Also, receives Birergare {2 Fila | SEMMALTY, AT BB. CHASE & COS, 14a Blckrney, president: George W: iuagm ion prog: | Fenurytyanis’ aveiue and it iith ‘sos dents B.'P. Snyder, : AG. Bturtevant, | northwest. me treasurer; Henry A. Willard, John Cassels, Thos, rt eee FRIENDS —_— SPECT LARD Srhaberna LD WINE AND OLD are Goo! ‘best, stand known, street, between G and H. the #0 is JUSTH'S ola for 726 7th >" s+ ia SUMMER &ILES, 3i-ACK SATIN DE LYON, $1.25, worth $2. JAPANESE 35. aie ‘or stand, No. conta. Sis" oF] | Doubie PONGEES, all shades, 9 Det. between Eth and 7th sie. northwest, GF | | Donbie pomnen lors, 5, outa iby taal prompt, of S }ayg cents. fanatic. LaDIEs’ Ti aa ie PRGRESOREE | utinsares sab etape A’ io. & | allot Ts at Vy ‘Ladies will 60 well to call. ap23-1w. } Catholic hall. AUCTION SALES.__ THE EVENING STAR. THURSDAY... -April 2S, BSS1e LOCAL NEWS. Mysterious Theop us Vounge. Mr. Underhill, the referee appolated by rogate Calvin to receive testimony in New York. In the Theophilus Youngs case, exam- ired John H. Brown, “d man, Tuesday. ‘The Timex says: When Theophilus Youngs lived 0b 8 farm in Washington county, Mary- isnd, Brown acted as his overseer, and lived with the family from 169 to Subseyaemt- ly Brown went to Boston, whore, on September 26, S77, he made an aMidavit before a sustice of Uke peace setting forth that he had identined ‘the dead body of Youngs, his former employer, &S it lay In the morgue ou Febraary 2, 1sT6. Brown also swore on that occasion that he had geen Youngs in the streets of Boston in 15; DUL Lad Lot spoken to him. In another afl: davit. procured trom him st a later period by Henry Youngs, Brown stated that be was not Sitive as to bis recognition of Theophilus ounge, in the person of the man whom he had met in the streets. Hits testimony Fest day wes In sudstance as follows: He has been {m: loyed in the village of West Chester during {oe past tWo years. Soon afier the closeof the War, in isé5. be mede Une acquatatance of ‘Theophilus Youngs, who then lived with his wife at Uniontown, Md. Hoe identified the claimant as the real Theophilus Youngs, aod Jnsisted that he was mtstaken tn his identifea- on of the body shown to niin the Boston moorgue in Brown did not see Mra. Youngs from the time he Jeft Maryland, in 1878, until last week, when he recognived her in court and shook bands with her. Other witnesses will be examined Lext Monday and Tuesday. 10 Bacande THE CLAN-NA-GARL ASSOCIATION last nigut assed resolutions of thanks to Secretary piaine for the Interest he has taanitestad in Uhe case of Michael Boyton, and urging him wo demand the same prompinéss from the British eovernment In conceding the release of Amer- ican ciiizens which 1! required in the case of Sdell and Mason. It was stated at the meet- (ug that Boyton ts related toa promineat mem- ber of President Garfield's Cabinet. Prorosine TO GUILD a CaTHoUtc Ba conferesce ef delegates trom several Cathal societies of the District was beld last night Carroll Institute to devise means for bullding @ After an interchange of views the mecting adjourned with the understandiag that each representative should submit the metter lo his society. The societies repre- sehied were Carroll Institute, St, Matthew's Soclety, litbernia No.8, Georgetown Hibernia, St. Joseph No. 1, 3 id Hibernia, and terpia No. 1. Mr. Broderick, chief marshal of the uniformed societies, was also present. AY MENT OF JURORS ON INQUESTR.—A Dill In equity was Mied against the District, yesterday, by John W. Lae, through Mr. 'D."E. Canill,’ to enforce the pay- Ment Of 306 Coronor’s jurors’ which he is the owner by ggrc’ ‘ne bill law required to TRE QUESTION © ase, recites that the District is pay to coronor’s jurors $2 for each day's attend- ance. The certiticates not belag assigaable Prevents sults being brought at law, CHARGED WITH STRALD CK AND Homers, Wiliam Geary, the young white man who made himseif notorlous about a week ago, by making two unsuccessful attempts to steal a locomoulvs fiom the Baltirsore and Ohlo depot, was cbarged tn the Police Court yesterday with the grand larceny of 4 hack and pair of horses, val- Ued at $300, from a colored hackman named Frederick Butler, ‘The case was sent to the grand jury, unde » ball DIBD. Op Tuesday, April 26th, 1582, at 9-320 p-m., Mrs. soruia A Cones, wife of the late Lovert Cchen, cag seventy four years. Fuperal from the residence of her sou M Kayarausn, 418 Metroet north w 4p.m. Friends of the family iavi DONALDSON. On Wodneréay, April 26th, 1881, Cassan pba, Wiieo! Jolin Donaldson. aved seventy~ few n years. Funersi from her residence. lioward Hill, 5th ard Somer street, Friday, Apri: 2¥:h, atSo'olook P avs : FUBRERSHAW. On Wednesday, April 27h, 1851, JouN CHARLRs, youngest Bou’! Jamos H. and Mary F. Furborsaaw, aged ezht mouths and ineive a Foneral! at 11 ra., Friday, 29th inst. from T10 t worthesst. ° GAYLE. On the 28th April, 1881. Rosen, third son of Robert E. end Sarah & Gayle, acod fifteen years ang two tuonthe Funeral at $:30 p.m., Friday, 20th inst , from residence of parenis, 4s East Capital strost. Relatives and friends invit sd. ° HOUGHTON. Wednesday, April 27th, 1881, at 930p m,kpwary N Hovcuzon, of poeumoaia, ip the 3th year of Lis nso. Fuxeral will take place irom his Iate residence, Brown street, Mt. Pieasaut, on Saturday, Apetl 2th, at 4 o'clock p.m. Relatives and friends are Tetpecttully invited to attend. r JOHANRES. April 27th, 1851, Joy M. Jonan- NES, elcest fon cf Col. JG. and Mary P. Johau- nes, formeriy of Baltimore, Md, in the thirty- fourth year of his ave. ‘uneral to-morrow (Friday) afternoon, at 8 residanca, 17 Q"strest o'clock, from his parent’ southeast. | Baltimore Sun please copy. | LOUNDER. On Wednesday, April 27th, 1881, at 10 o'clcck, ALBEKT Lotxors, son of Thomas and AnnieS. Lounder, in the twenty-first year of ‘Lis axe. Hefaitered by the wayside, and the Angels took him home. “Rest, darling Brother, Rest.” Eis funeral will take place from Israel Church, on Friday, jh, at 2 o'clock p. m. nd RAY. Op April 26th 155], at his residence,mear the Foidiers' Heme, ENos Kay, in the eighty miuth year of his sxe. Funeral will take place from Emory Ohurch, Bnaktwood, Sunday, May Ist, at 3 p.m. " RUSSELL. On April 97th, 1881, 10 minutes, Ma nd Bt Line Fears. Geo. G. bursell, a he residence of her sop, Jos. A. Jencts 452.8 atreetnariwest, F at ewe! N northw 'ridal ternoon, ai 4 o'clock and 30 minutes. * Gore, but not forgotten. . SHEAHAN 3 Thursday, April 28th, 1881, at half-past # o'clock am., Dominick Sukaw aged ten years. — ‘His funeral will take place from his residence, 317 Willow Tree alley. bet Band ( bd and 43¢ #treets southwest, at 3 o'clock p.m. Fi Cay evening. Relatives and friends are reapect- fuily invited to attend. ie WOOD. On April 26th, 188}, at 2 o'clock, p.m James A, ni Kobert’and Bue k. Wood. ace years, Vhonth and 10 days. Fun ‘or of such is the kingdom of Heaven.” Will take place from parents residenoa, orcorap street northwest, ay, April 29, ‘clock p. m. Helatives and frieu@s of tho family are respectfully ins ited to atteud. 2 UNDERTAKERS. ALLIAM HACKETT, with Avg Ww Boneporr, FURNISHING UN! erpyiesy Detween Od us wo 166 —— 7 Ko. 816 Pa. ave. 2. W,, Everything firet-clacs. Fre.- SPINDLER, UNDERTAKEK, snp 1233 Ith street northwest. 7 adeated R. WRIGHT, UNORRTARKER, tendo 12337 10th street MEDICAL, &. E. RICGRD, 141 WEST FAYETTE 8T., Baltimore, ror long experience in hoepital snd private practice, is eoabled to guarantee a cure in Byphilitic disorders of the blood, throat, nose or ekin. Victims of indiscretion with Speruistorbea, premature decay, iost manhood, &c', rendering ‘Dizziness, ed iat eta Emissions, Premature Age, csnsed by over- ¥ = which cure recent cases. ‘box contains one month's Tee dollars; ‘eat ‘uy mall prepaid ‘on receipt of ; Ben! pee guarantee six boxes to cure any cass. MEN eecaieeest So ye alee oa Me cng, 3 samme nova Bal