Evening Star Newspaper, April 29, 1881, Page 3

g ' ' AUCTION SALES. | AUCTION SALES. BOOTS AND SHORS. FUTURE DAYS. | FUTURE DAYS. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. | qpuomas DOWLING, Auctionee: VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON | VERY VALUABLE BUILDI DING BITES ON THE ERIDGE, UGS, CONGRESS, JESEEBSON, | HEIGHTS (OF, GEOHSELOWN, IMMEDI- MONTGOMELY, ~ WASHIN AND | TELY ADJOINING THs PROPERTY FO BEALL STiRETS, GEORGETOWN, D. 0., | SLY OCOUPIED BY GEN. GRAN aT On MONDA\. Mav 9TH, 1841, commeso. | 498 REDNESDAY APTERNOON, May 4, IEG AT # orcrocK, tn frout of the pre: ft | 2881, commencing at 6 oponocn, I shalt fon ad shall se! 0) d | in front of mises, Lois on Lee's Hi 36, fronting #2 fe ae on the west Hae of Uonmtom | fronting about 160 fect on Road street, and’ about on TEfeet by a derth of 08 feet ‘on tha Oniy Cs rea by & lara two-a ‘warehous® | with Brick sia ii 312 feet on Valley str pois Property is ostrabiy situated on the Heights of Georgetown, and is near the property purchased by t the United States government for the new O! One-third cash; the residue in yments at Aix and twelve months, with notes, ng interest at six per cent, an: soured | by a deed of trust on the property sold. All con io Canal, and sheds. Immediately after, lot ¢3, fronting 26% feet on ‘the west side of Congress street, between the Canal fia Water street, improved by four small brick | emen! Immediately after, lot 63, 24 feet on the west side of Jefferson aos between Canal snd Water in = Pe of aoe feet, improved by a | Mads ee mg. Be 58 » at tome ser” ee A ae of ree-etory brick dwelling one oneach prop- nen eet after, lot 61, fronting 22 8-12 aed on | — coe of sale 1 me N. THOM, iene the east line of Jefferson ‘strect, between, Deidwe jena street and. os oO. “Canal. by a depth of 107 feet, street poetaw st. sap ye Siowae bows NG, improved by s two-story brick house. Bp23-d&: Auctioneer. Immedistely after, pa 21 and 22, fronting 50 —— the weet oe of ¥ meee a reet, enn UNOANBON BROS., +» Auctioneers. ret and the canal, bp adepth of abouts set A aproved hy two brick Dwell EXECUTORS: BALE BLE _UNIM- Ka. mediately after, Lot 186, reine: feet on | “OF YALUA OPERTY ON EIGHTH STRE! a A the westtine ot Sashington street, bet weea Brite DO SSTaeess NOME * are a AT THE CORNER OF N -AND reet and canal, bya dep! fect; improved AT THE CORNE by two comfortable Frain Houses, OLLOWING DAY, ar 5 o’oLoox, Lot 13, front ing 23 feet ou the north side of Brdee strest, tween High and Potomac streets, by a depth of 69 feet to an alley improved by & ‘uuree-story Brick De: house and Stor AT 536 o’ci0cK SAME DAY, Lots 11 and 12, fronting 26 feet on the east jine of High uaereee, by RK, We will sell, Z,depth of about 60 fest: improved by 8 Brick | in fr lot 5, fa square 618 Store and Fr ing. Haviow a front of 90 fect inch oF ist ‘atrest Immediately ater and adjoining, Lets 11 and | and 140 feet on Nstreet north. ‘This lot will be 12, fronting abe feet on the Borth side of | subdivided. Beall street; improved by three Frame Dwellings. Terms: One-quarter cash; balance in equal in- Immediately after. Lot 105, fronting 49 fect on | stalments at ¢ix, twelve, elgtiteen and tweuty fore the west line of Montwomery street, between West montha, deferred payments to bear intercst and and Beall strects, bya depth of 97 feet; improved | to be secured by deed of trust on Property gold. by a two-story Frame Dweltipg. Oonveyancing and recordin; _ Terms of sale. One-third cash and the residue | Terme of eset) be comp two equal pay! by wh atone and two years, hay- OnT ¥, May 1H, AT 5 O'CLOCK P. M., in front of the premises, we will sell a1 of lot 6, ia fquare No. 423, fronting 66 feet 8 inches on 8th street with a Gepth of 100 fect ‘This lot will bs subdivided into building iots. ALSO, On Saue B ATTEEEOO®, At 6 GcLod! at purchaser's cost. ied with in ten eel otherwise the Executors reeerve tne right to rese interest, and secared ‘py adeedof | atrisk and cost of defaniting, purch see: ties sold, or all cash at ena pete after givinw five days Pmblie notice of Such all conveyancing fivad | Feaalgn some Bewspaper, published ia, Washing cost. A deposit of 800 will bs required ton, D.C. A deporit of $50 req on ea Sneach property at iimeot sealer Tho terasot Piebe of property noid at time of this sale must be compiied with in tea days or the hong E W SAMSON.) gyocut: Broperty will be sold at the risk and costof the 3 ‘er By ie eee jefauitibe purcbaser OF purchasers, JAMES TOWLES. Apent. ap25-dkds ke DAVIS, Aat. apa7 ut _ THOMAS BOWL! ‘Auctionesr. JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. JANCERY £ALE OF TWO-STORY BRICK | 1RUSTEE’S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY CHES Rue TTELL DIRE TEM BEVENTH STREETS "NONTHWEST, “AT ALSO LO? NEAR NaV¥ YARD BILDGB, AT RUOTION. © Pte - AUCTION ty virtue of ‘a deed of trust to me, dated By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court Auge Caen 1876, and recorded in leer, 824, ihe Het of Oo i on the fol one of Bhi day of April Iasi, in equiyy cause ho fh the fhe Columbia, X wile on, SATUR- 4,“41, wherein 4. F. Tlines et al. are compiainants, and Belinda Mvrrisct sl are defendaute, the wrt deraigned Trustee will sell at public atiction, ard infront of the premises, on 20th street, | tween Pennsyivanis avenue and H street nort! west, on MONDAY, 9TH Day oF May, 1821, at 5 O'clock P. he north part of lot 27, in square No. 101, with the improvements, consisting of a two-story brick ding, how used ass at a diwelling-house, being premises knowa as street northwest On TUESDAY, 10rm Mav, 1581, at 5 P.M, in front ‘he premises, lot No. fi saet of qiare No? 1026, situated on Rastern Branch and Virg.nia DAY, Ties, A. D. 1881, aT 5:3 :30 O'CL@CK P. M. * in front of’ the premises, offer att pub: all = part lot numbered i ea (4), in square numbered eur handred and forty nine (459), Sd described an follows: Begin- ning for the gam point one (1) foot east of the | sonthwest comer of aid lotandru ence thirty-one (31) feet; thence north one hundred and twenty-four (124) feet; thence west thirty-one (31) feet, and thence south to the place of besi improved by, a dweliing-house, with all the im- provements, ways, Sota rignts, privilezes and aps urtenances belongin ereto. Terms: One-fourth of the Parchiase money to be paid cash, and the balance in three equal instal- ments, payable at six, twelve and twenty-four tmonths, for which the notes of the purchaser are 20 feel One-third cash, balance in two d twelve mouths, witi | to bs given, bearing six per cent interest an ‘heed by approved notes ana'iisa | cored by a trust deed on te premises sold + ot ai JF whole purchase money can be | cath, at the option of the purchaser. One hun- paid st date o Gred doliars" deposit to be pald when tho yroperty ‘No deed will be xiven watil all ibe purchare woney and interest shail have been of 8100 on lot in square 101 and are east of sjiare 125 will be re- Allconveyancing at purchaser's of sale are not complied with in ten is knocked down. Conveyancing and recording at cost of purchaser. ‘Terms to be complied with ia seven days, or Trustes resarves the right to resell. pa HENRY WISE GARNETT, Truste v8 from day of tale the Trustee reserves the rizht JHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Zo resell the property at the riek and cost of the de- faulting purchsser after five dsys’ pubiic notice in 50s SALE OF yeousoun = pu W EAL, ESTATE ON NONTHEAST CORNER Some newspaper published in, Waal eee a PASE Ee OF daa ee GEORGETOWN, D. 0. 806 22d street north fest virtue of a deed of trust to me, dated EUNCANSON BROS., Aucte. 7-acds on ek day of Noven A. D. Cay SALE OF VALUABLE THROVED and iber T. & R. No. 4, folio. REAL ESTATE ON STREET NOBTH- ue of the and rooords for the District or Colam: ERE, UCtWEEN TWENTY FIRST AND I will sell at public auction, of the TWENTY SEQOND STREETS. TUESDAY, THE 3D Day OF at & By vittue of s decree of the Supreme Conrt O'CLOCK P. M., of the Dis f Columbia, passed on ce te in 78, in Eauity Canse No. ict_of u . Jones and Leon T Jones are oma) pants, ‘and Deltlal Ann "yeaa of West street with and others shall, on WEDNES- DAY. Mar 4 18s, ar BocLocs box” offer for gale at public auc ion, in front of the premises, the followiny-descrived Teal estate, belonging to the estate of the late A'fred Jones, to wit ‘west feet “4 ~two (32) feet of Lot one (1), and the whole of long the east bide of fot nd three (3), im square numbered | said dwelling house one ht vey eee ee AG oun on E street northwest, = tothe south boun ie streets, in the city of Wash- nekel ce Westwardly ‘ions said south Ct .e improvements thereot Boundary Line to Valley streck, and thence scat nace ‘thetciots wil atthe 3 8 whole, oF sub- qardly slong ag the east ine of anid Valley street to jyided, as may seem best at the time of ssle, beginning, ements, consisting . One-third cash, and the balanee in two of a three story and mansard roo! Brick Dwelling enum inatalinents of atx and twelve months re- th interest from th ermsof sale: Cash: a deposit of €200 required ecana 8200 will be Tequired on each lot at Co at time of sale. “Conveyancing at pi yurchaser's time of sale, and ail conveyancing and recording at of (poo ech are not OSs ee within a ‘days "8 cos resel Sy Pifermis t) be complied with in seven days, other- | risk of defauiting pur. wike shoo ritaad ater tel nt to reseil the prop- erty at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. so WANOIS MILLEN, Trustee, DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers. ‘ap20-d8ds ae ace eet HOUSEFURNISHINGS. 709 MAHKET SPACE. JOSIAH DENT, Trustee. 88" Two-thirds of the purchase money of the above sale can remain on interest from oue to five purchaser. to 408 dias JOB. L. SIMMS. T. COLDWELL, Real al Estate Auctioneer. taberaes aos OF VALUABLE PROPERTY. deed of trust, dated Januat a" "AD: 18ti, ‘aud recorded th ciber NO, B40, Tolle aid, ‘&c., of the land records for. the’ of Colum! We Anz Darty Oresine New Goovs rm pees ‘sinmbia, ie vale By ane Hon, on THURSDAY, Max 6, 1881, at Bis o'oLoce STAFFORDSHIRE FANOY Wan 7 DECQEAMED Fix 5 ons and imma" recorded : eabaretsion of a (vat oft Jot nambered one (1), im square numbered five bundred and seventy-nine (579), in the elty of sehington, with all the improvem nts thereon, oy satii of two small dwelling hows ENGLISH DE marouien, FALE! BEFRIGER ATO! WATE COU’ Ck CimAM FREEZERS, E Ch! AND FILTERS. ALL at Lowest Price: ae eaia re fF he ie 50 WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, ferred paymenta to be paid in si and twolva nonin from dey of sale, with interest at air per cent per annum. A desawiven and a (eed of trast with iasurance taken to tecure the deferred ments. All coat of conveyancing at the purc. y ap2d-eokds WM_H. WAED, Trustee. ITOH,, FOX & BROWN, Real Estate Brokers. Bee Far SALE OF FINE BUILDING toe ON TREET, B&TWEEN SEVENT! Lert Sub EIGH peenA STREETS. ALSO, LO’ ON FOURTEENTH STREBT, BETWEEN F We will sell at tare aution, on the pre se mi on TUBSD: Be 41 ei spa 709 Market Space. RST BICEnaToEs, Ss ICE CHESTS, WATER COOLERS, ICE OBEAM FREEZEES, And a full stock of HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS, ar Max Vir. 1531 at 4 ; hot IS, im square 169, fron hea on @ street, betwoen qth iene ftrcets Horiaiwest. with s depe of a3 feet SS inches. ‘Terms made known at time of sale. 9 206 eeoatan fi feet on r T streets, and running Term e- third a and nemaer ia one and two years at 6 por cent intercet, red by d ead of trust on, property sold. | A de epOrtt eit of 100 wil be ied on each Lot at time o! “aves ets ‘T. OOLDWELL, Auct__ WHARLES == Real Estate Agent. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A VALUABLE OOUNTRY 1 PLACE ABOUT ee ae HALF MILE BEYOND 4 J. W. SCHAEFER’S, 1020 Seventh Street, spl Anovs New Your Avanvs. xePP* REF RIGEBATORBS. We repared to furnish all sizesof this Celebrated Refrigerator. They are strongly built and ee enehed Packed with a perfect Non Conductor, SLATE STONE SHELVES. In fact, 8 PERFECT REFRIGERATOR. UNIONTOWN, 3 By Gf deed ot trust, Aated Deco a ES eS ers ber 7th, 1878, ‘and recorded’ Sm Eaves a3 Late Weep & BevenipcE, No. 1009 Penna. ave: Sole Agent for the District. | (<{TUDENT'S LAMPS. 284.50 WILL BUY A GENUINE LARGE SIZE WICKEL-PLATED, GERMAN STUDENT LAMP, WITH 4LL THE IMPROVEMENTS, AND A GALLON or BYNEAU’S ROYAL SECURITY OIL, | BEST AND SAFEST OIL IN USE. A.l other goods tn his line at the lowest possible folio 430 et tet,» ono of the land ree the District of Gommbia, and at iter Teaneat ‘of the party eecured thereby, we will sell at public auc- Hon, in frout of the premises, on TURSDAY, Tm A. Dj Ise at Lo'cioog 2 rt of the tract formerly Enown as ved prone, lately as *?Roacuisziio, the same belon the parect Here bered seven (7), of the said Charles J- Uniman’ part of sald tract delivered ‘upon a plat thessote ing twenty-cizht acres and seventy-five ome d, be the same more n. erms » balance to suit Pars chaser, ip from Tto5 years, with interest at rate of seven per cent per poaus, rented ‘oy Yall deed of trust on the property sold. §100 deposit prices. Call and examine. ae veya “ee Soa es BYNEAL’S, 415 7 ‘Terms to be complied wi a3 5 days. { B. BERENS, | Trustees. | ‘COLD Auct. MEDICAL, &c. wv2n.25-.g00nga * ® CODWELL, D* BROTHERS is the Oldest Established La. HUMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. 7 cian drrewutarities, "Obstructions at an EXTENCIVE RAL OF W. WALNUT AND PAINT. «iuickly cored. Office: 906 B iQUSEHOLD AND posite Bmithsonian. Manz Goer MEDAL AWABDED THE AUTHOB !—A new and great Medical ‘Work, warranted the best and cheapest, indispen- 150 ance ASSORTMEN iy jobs \D-HAND CRs MATTINGS, ‘0 FARO AND GLASS T A Ssuietoevery man, entitied ‘The Science of Life TOGETH. rH MANY OTHER Kn cee Ereeevation bound, in Nor NECESSARY TO ME: emucet ection tens DAY MORNING, Max 2p, 188 ee ae oon DA ‘47 10 oFcLom. at Ros ab yp A a Fepuayivapie arent. sell, without re- i Ra to cost, the entire contents of that ‘c- i Boston, Va aplé-mw.f’ | fbishwent. ‘The sttantion of the trade an pri- | vate buyers is invited. HICORD. 141 WEST FAYETTE ST. | pid Baltimore, from tong exnerience in hospital | _a125-m,f&s Auotionesr. tie re Pypranies 8 cure * THOMAS DOWLING, bili hs Sypbit et e blood. throat, nose oF ALTER B. — a See Seemmatare decay. lost x og rg endering | OANCEBY SALE OF VALUABLE IMP 4 cured. Recent or Chronic Gouorthera, cage, HT AND 1 three to eight daysby s local remedy. or TN WASHINGTON write. — 3m jLUMBIA. LEON. virtue of a decree Supreme! Dich shies PavstotAN ta tie dipeas to et stumbtn, spessed cm | at 486 ‘avenue from, between Ellen Sovand otos. Al Femas plaints and Ir John Frazier et Foralanties quickly, cured. tment. dersigned will aa PAY OF MAY, A.D igs, TDR. cL? DS, MOBERTIOR. or parcel of eround Cee See a pe 4 BREE oF lot . of the rinery ‘Nervous roan tind 7 porinine oF wal ‘Weakness, Nocturnal coutgneteay ban long 18th street west Thoke, oF Syphilis, Fecen j 3, thence north 80 feet: Be in trom 6 $0 10 Doginnins improved for Indies. and ‘Daild- Mar ontice Puke cee | hase money in cash. modersse. s four the from day of ADAM Ds FOREST BEMEDY FOR paymeni Madites. DAN fernale compiat ii eae aera ponit of poten of De consalied dally, at 934 7th north poe fC ey ‘hours from 1 to9 p. unt urchass money RECEIVED—Two more Oar Loads | lobe at purchaser's cxponse, ond tarsaete benans J TEED OATS. | pied wilh wittin ‘seyen day othorwine the en Fer a in Ga TENNEY & 80: ere eee to ‘resell at Fisk and cost of Dealers tn Flour, Grain, Mill Feed, Hay, Straw, WILLIAM J. MILLER, | CAPITAL MILLS, BEN. I. DARNEILLE, ' ¢ Trustees. apis W. Washington, D.0. | api9d&asOmice 490 Louisiana aventa, THIS AFTERNOON, _—— YHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IM- | Cie VED ie ET N VEN’ AERTS BOUL, nae ENUE UEP BETWEeS CEN THIRD lect Aare the 8 pace onus District of Columbia, passed in 40, wherein Wiliam A. E No. 714 Young is complainant, and Thoms You rir al. are defendants, we will offer for sale, at publio auctic front cf The respective pieces of ‘prom. eripy in the city of Washington, - ® SORERIDAY, Avni, 29TH, part of the lot 16, i roast ba ing for of the lot 16, in equare inning for Eime at the north: alot wide; thence east 33 feet snd it 168 5 thence north 106 feet and 6 inches to the south line o E street north, and thence west with the ine of Suid etreet_ 9 fect “nea ae inches to the lace of Pe ee with ns Hae ovemeenre ing in basement brick bu ‘Buliding, b Being promises ‘No. 622 F atroot On BATORDAY, APRIL 30TH, AT THE SAME HOUR, a (ppotoitel oe od lot numbered 11, in the ‘vation marked or lettered ‘A, square having a a a front of 33 feet 6 1uches On Miscowri ave. | of a0 ee LC a ee | eine stor id attic ofr roved by a three-story and ate Brick dwelt Ro.) 337 (old number 58.5 "Terms of sale: One-fourth cash on day of sale or ee seven Gays thereafter; the residue in three installments at 1, 2, and 3 years from the or purchasers giving mis: ry notes f for the sane terest from day of ale at six per cont par num, or at ae election of the purchaser tie who le of the pu: se Money msy ae in casi; the title to the respective parcels soid until the fu/l amount of purchase mone: terest is paid. If any purchaeer ply with the terms of sales, the trastees reserve tho right to readvertise and resell ths property at the Hak apd cost of such defaulting purchaser, 8200 deposit on acceptance of JAMES 8. ED WAR! 4 Pen: j DUNOAN*UN BnOs., rAnct’ heel apl5-eokds TO-MORROW. ALTER B. WILLIAMS & 00., Auctionoors. On SATURDAY, APEIL 30Ta, At 10, O'CLOCK A. M., We shall sell, at our ancien FED | roome— Fifteen (18) Kit of Mackerel. Five (5) Half Barrel Mackerel. ‘Two (2) Boxes Maccat ron!. ‘Twenty (20) Boxes Stave Polish. p28-2t WALT! LIAMS & CO . Aucts. 1HOMAS DOW! sees Auctioncer. FAMILY CaRhtaGE, al PAIR OF HORSES AND HARNESS AT AUOT! Op SATURDAY, Armin. S0mm, esi, At 12 o'cLock, in’ front of my auction SEE cry et Heiate a. the Shee prop-. erty of the la raRer. Thomas DOWLING, Aucti a5 DOWLING, Auctioneer. Large CONSIGNMENT OF CROCKERY AT On SATURDAY, Aprit 30TH, 1881, ar 12 ge Look, within my fuetion rooms, T sh shall ell four ead 6f asgorted Crockery. ands ‘THOS: DOWLING. Auct. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. REGULAR SALE OF ng USEEOLD FURNI- Atany salesroom SATURDAY, Apnrr. 80311, $81, aT 10 O'CLOCK, com pristine a general assortment of Walnut Parlor and Chamber Butter, Or ae Mattings, Dining-room C., &C. aoe and eae AT 12 o’'cLooK, 8 00 “rolls of Wall Paper, which will be sold to suit purchasers. Window Hollands, Picture Frames and Pictures, together with many other Syticles. fs a Lot of Unopened boxes to abe sold for si aphedt THOMAS DOWLING: Auctioneer. ALTER B. WILLIAMS &CO , Auctioneers. a SUITE, UPHOLSTERED IN CRIMSON RE) ‘ALNUT-LRIMMED WARDROBES, IkGRATN CARPESS, LOUNGE, Ren CURTAINS AND CORNICES, 0) BION TABLE, SIDEBOARDS BEOM ( ye LAMDREOUINS, KITOHEN UTEN! on SATURDAY, Apart 307H, 1881, aT Ph | Oy O'CLOCK A. af, we shall sell at No. 1221 New’ York avenue northwest, the above-named articles, to which we ask the attention of spied WALTER B. WILLIAMS & 00., Ancta, ‘TER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. Ww! 1001, corner 101 10th and D sts. northwest. TWO WALNUT FRAME PARLOR SUITES, YALNOT OHAMBER SUITES, WALNU f MARBLE ToP SIDEROABD, WALNU' CASE. a Wau EXTENSION Boo! TABLE, DININ TOP TABLES OO He gone) LES. ANDHtUsk MaTTREss! HAT RAOKS, Dare AND HO} ONE HANDSOME pation ORGAN, NEARLY bee Ceaitee 30TH, AT 10 O'cLOcK A-M., We 5 our salesroom, the Sivgve- named article Terms cash. 2)28-2t WALTER B WILLIAMS & CO , Aucta. Walter B. WILLIAMS & OU., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM- PROVED PROPERTY ZRONTING ON NEW HAMPSHIRE VENUE, EVENTEENTH Fe R EEO AND = STREETS NORTHWEST, By TEs ofa deed of trust, dated the 27th day of September, A. D. 1871, and duly re corded in liber NO, G10; folio 888: kon one cf the land records tor Waehinat ere if the of Columbia, an on oF secured thereby, I shall soll at public auction, 1h DAY, THE 3 bra Ail those eertafa pieces or r parcels of rgeouad situate i city of Was nd known and in an d a8 lots pumbered one ‘a, el (a), Dy, three @) "Tour (4), fifteen (15), sixteen (16), seventean Gb an twenty-one 21), tn square numbered one mre of sale: Ones me cash ; and the balance in equal instalments of one, two and three years from day of Sool to be secared by the notes of the purchaser, bearing interest at six per cent per an- num until paid, payable semi- a and a deed of trust on all at tthe and risk of the di ene HOB. E. WAGGAMAN, 1 Real Estate Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE DWELU! Hou SE ON THE NORTHWEST CORNER Y OE HIETEENTE AND CORGORAN STREETS, Rui BBIOK STABLE IN THE BEA Yntue of a deed of trust bearing Paid Pa 1875, ai 720, fol. 478, one ort the ean Taud Kecordsot te Bistelet of Oslunobias the tndocelsned ‘Trustees will nell at publics suctlon, in front of the premises, on MONDAY, 2p Day ¥, 1861, AT SIX O'CLOCK P Mw of Lot 32ia Ohipmsn. Exley and Richards’ recorded subdivision of ermsof sale, tobe at the option of the purchaser, either all cash, or one-fow a purchase net three years af- the ‘deferred purchase t money romissory notes. secared on the property to the satisfaction of th and bearing interest at Gwer cent. per annum, pay able AS shee deposit required when Lid accepted. reserve right to resell at risk of oe Durehaser if teria Of axie ars not complied wit! in one cree from soe of aale, Oped { Trustees. 0 5th atreat, are = saan Avotiuer ets public auction, in frontof the p TURSDAY, THE 3D DAY OF a a O'CLOCK P. Mm, the whole of the 3 ie ane re of ground. bered eight (8), in reservation Tetcned a5 with the: sim rovements thereon, consi in tw Rory brick dwelling pouses alto t! he meat half of lot numbered nine (9), and th Dumibered ten (10), in the same resstvation, awit the eae ements bei souh consisting in two two- sttbe abovesdeacribed roperty will be sold sub- | $c tos leed of trust from the said defendant john Shea and wife, to Malton, J. Warrei ied a dat spe Seas oy of June, A. D. 187! pooomted sane Fy i ae 10g 497 et seq., one of the la ua county, in apt ate ‘ot Gotan e payment, o promissory atom Sitbesrinw dat os otis ter of Jane, alert ar gears after date wit tare at ten. per new three- cent um, interest psyaole semi-anm of ualey One third cash tho remainder ia two equal uments at sixand twelve months of sale, a his or her ry at the risk and cost of Tigey A dred dollars will be required at fiche’ of ale. “Al conveyancing, at of pur- pane ey DUNOANSON BEOS., eee ap20-co&ds ALTER B. WILLIAMS & 00., ‘Auctioneers. Ge (OLSTERED ar rie Nii ALY CARVED KR Har er a ny awe Gs ‘Soesicks Cone BEFRIGERATOR ee ae TE os rune A spersore aio ep a ieee 4 Raga tion of Housel Secs fon apai-d WALTER B. PaLEGEs 00, Aucts. ye, BUILDING LOT ON NORTH | Sieber STREET, BETWEEN Ta WENTY- ELST ARD TWENTE STY-SEOOND STAEEIS On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Wax 4 AF 3:80 O'CLOOE F- xt, wo will in front! of the promiecs, Lot 6, in square Now. 3, bein the ouster 18 feet amt 10 inches front 01 and running back that width to a fine a E errs cuicd cash basben ia and two san notes 4 10 besr six per cant inter and to ba poured Py feoordly ap Coe regan . Convey- ancipg and recording at pure 8p29-d&ds NGANUON Bi BRuS., Ancts. W4t tes B. wrctas & 0O., Aucts. XTENBIVE SAL OF FURNITURE. 1 GARPETS, . CROOKERY AND GLASS W; On THURSDAY, Max 51H, teal a rey gein O'CLOCK 4. Mf. We shall sell at Bt ire Nos, 3 3 3 3 h - B tresses, Heat lor sod Ohamber Furniture, ‘ont Glass and Crockery Ware, snd s large assortment of miscellaneous gooda, to which thetr ‘trade and pri- Mig alk provers: = invited. apo. ot oNPALTER B. WILLIAMS &00., Aucts. ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. A VERY | DESIRABLE TI THREE-STORY, BRICK TWENTY FIRST AND I SIRES. AUCTION. On TUESDAY, Mat 9D, a1 8O%CLOOK P. shall sell in front of premises; Lot 300 feet front by 106.60-1 improved by a three-story Brick Dwell: Ing, eleva rooma, modern conveniences, and ex- cellent sewerage, hear Pennaylvanis avenue cars; Jarge dry Cellar, large Hall and Parlors, Marble ie 3 & Mantels, La fine Bath-room, Hotand Gola Water, Cringe rdrobes and Olosets. The Bers a to call and examine the property fo . Title perfect. One- cash; balance in six, twelve sud eiphtesm months, for notes bearing ‘interest from day of sale and secured by a deed of trust on pioperty Ec All conveyancing, at pur- charer’s 2 a0 down on ap23-5t WALTERB WILLIA » Aucts. ‘OTION BALE OF A aot DESIRABLE oe BUILDING SITE. in of lath greet and running back toa 16-feet wide tages ‘This property is located next to the col on take former of ith ane L Lee on the west side of ts northwest, sud ina high end moet ce api ily improving secdon cf the city. Biqhere is a brick stableon the rear of Ferms: One-third cash; the resiiue_in threo equal payments at twelve, eighteen and twenty- four months, besrin; bearing six per gent semi-annual in- terest, and secured by deed of trust on the BrOR ide sold. All conve; beet at purchaser's st feponte Of f $100 at ‘Bale. THOMA 8 ‘DOWLING, Auct. PS W. HANDY, Beal Estate Agent. CHANCERY SALE, OF LOT No.8, SUBDIVI. jee] OF BON Gatos 719, SITUA’ ‘TED ON. ERT, iN SEOOND STREBT AND DELAWARE AVERUE NOBTH! iy, virtue of a dec: ee of the Supreme ‘Soar of the District of Columbia, nity cause oe 6 999, of ee pnebe ana eon john. Shehan et al. the un ,,a8 Trustes, willsell at public auction, in oe of the ie prema on on MONDAY, THE 9TH Day OF May, A. D. 1831, 6:30 O'CLOCK P. M.,a’ 201 that plece or parcelof ground hnown and deaigna’ 1e Dian or plat of said city of Washins District of Columbia. as lot bumbered eluht (By {0 subdivision of square num. bered seven hundred and nineteen (71%), rituated on H street, between 2d street and Delaware avenue fortheast” Terms of bane One-third cash; and balance in and twelve months from day of secured by the promissory notes with surety to the satisfaction of ‘Trustee. | Alion retained on Nie for purchase money. No deed gi’ irchase money shall have been ee Aul conveyancing at purchaser's cost. k Geposit of @50 will be required when property is sold. WILLIAM, J. MILLER, T: lice, 486 Louisiai J.T. COLDWELIS Auctioneer. \HANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UN- ) IMPKOVED PROPERTY IN Tam NORTH- WEST SECTION OF THE CITY. PMs Lot 4 and part of 5, Square No. 133, on R, be- tween Ieth aha oth afer n.w., and’ Lots O and P, in same Bi pares | on ae between R and 8 sts.n.w ts 9, 11, and all of Lot 12, (except the north 6 fects) Sduate lie on, “The between T and U sts. on WEDNESDAY, tir, 11tH Day ov Max, 29, 3U, 3) rand 33, ‘aiid G streets north west CY comparatively: ew, neat tory and basement brick dwelling with’ back Dullding: ih moderns imriorene ree nd ob THURSDAY, THe Tare DAY OF Ma 1881, at cams ROTEL, a eg uere. 31, at inter? fection of 21 street, on lampshire and Vir- finta avenues northwest, sontaiuiie 15,000 sawaco eae wards. agfeet of lot 7 and west & fect of Lae ineneaes feet of lot and west feet of lot 6, in suuare Bouth M, between Sg-and 4% stress : ‘Terie of sale? One-fourth cash, and the ayments at six, twelve and eighteen jotes of the purch: fon then the ¢ ‘OpuOn of the put be required 1 at the Lime of at the cost 6 pur weed T. BROWNING, 416 5th st. northwest. ( W a re MATTINGLY, fo, 435 {th st. north west B. H. WARNER, A uct. 1HOMAB DOWLING, Auctioneer. ENTIRE 8TOC! F GROOERIES, E TRACING TEARS TEAS, CAN NED GOODS, SOAPS, 8 iD BAGOU, OOUNTE! AND boy GEN) aban SERB Res SoRepee 5 52 32 Fh aeg8 £5 L OF OHINA AND! GEARS WARE, ae S PEUBEES: &c. HORSE AND WAGoK, 1 BOTH IN GOOD CON- On TUESDAY MORNING, Max 3p, 1881, com- MEROING aT 10 0° it the Grocery, Beate, horthwest Corner of th aad Gapitol being the busine Are. stand of Te attention of dealers aa sa er at ion yuyers called to this bale. B ap27-5t THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. UNGANSON BROS... Aucti ‘Ip ‘th and D streets northwest. NE WAUNUT BED! Me Ti ELBGANT a ae we Reeiie | ee ERAL FINE. ey BRUSSEL! RAND THEME PLY CARPETS SAND LINOLEUM ON SIXTEEN Bi AND 0} HALLS, PARSAGES AND STAIRS: Wat NUT DINING. HATRS 4 TAB Wa LOUNGES AND OE, aad ‘Gua one Tine BAR fara co AINED IN LOCK, Wo will sell ‘at the the entire Furniture perely, and to which DUNOANSON BROS. JUNCANSON BROS. -: Auctioneers. THUSTEE'S SALE OF A -EOB: By virtue of a deea oft on is oe HOUSE IN ae parallel wit scons tne tp Vali trast sad ‘an secon st ane Piseot besinning, improved by house No. 4 eras street. Terms: One-third of the pw manner inca apd balance in 6 and 12 mon with interet Darohasse" ‘8 OBA, aves or BO a aac ENDALL, “drustes. OOEEGIN 8p), 16,20,25,27/49-90,ma0 T]\HOMAS DOWLING, t, Auctioneer. VERY a ee Bebe erent ROR SB Bo10 HAC SEREMTE, CKO BGETOWN, De nghMONDAY, Max 2p, 1881, at 6 o'oLOOK, ig sell eatin tr lf Sar ern one at A VALUABLE 2 mi ‘Sraker NORTHWENT. AKE RO MISTAME. THE REW XORK SHOE STORE, REOETY St oD, weRey PAD OR SHOES @Rom A NERUPT Hos IN_N*W YOR THE “CHEAPEST pSHORS EVER EXHIBITED Ladies’ Bi pe = Ladies’ "Fine giaas 5 rap se Slipper... Ladies: Fire Rid Button Booka Ladies’ Hand-rewe itton Shoes. ISSES FIN: Children's Feb. Button OHILDREN'S G™ op BPHING, One hundred Styles of Gent's Fine Low. ‘Shoes. at Drices from... -82 to $5.50 GEO. MoCARTAY. Seas STYLES or BOOTS, SHOES AND SLIPPERS, ‘Now open for Gohan! a sale at extremely ‘The attention of mot parents is called to our 2 Sood S, sizer 1} to 2. st $1. ‘Dbese hoe are made of solid leather, ott in rood Style, broad soles and heos. paite advertising Oards given to purchasers of Vi? Market Space. PSE off my entire stuck of } ae oe ‘Call earl ore lscwhe eccure 2G. GIESLER'S, 102 TU atrect BFF, c BOOKS, &c. NEW Boos, of Primitive | Supersti- 2 175 1.00 60 2°00 1.50 1.50 1.35 1.50 1.50 911 Pennsylvania avenue. Nae BOOKS. Great Speeches by Great Las Wharton's Conflict of La Copp's U. 8. yee ret ‘The outh Colt Dorman’s Origin of Mich: youre in, ina e Tiber, by aut ni’s Niece! aud Ritchonb Hie puthor of * a leg in Stationery. W. H. & O. 3. MOBBISON, Law Booxsentens AND BTATIONERS, p22 475 Pa. ave. northwest. FADEES fal MEN, a Book of Biographit Liv Page, 81.9); Mi English Sonnets, by D Duties, by Gibei New att Yor Babbathr School Libraries. WM. BALLANTYNE & SON'S. apl6 428 7th Street, PUB 1ONS— Ber eey tno aetna at Sargon Moantints Bieoe, €1.b0:: ib: we et dow, Bo X oe i "ot a cae oe rio STEAMERS, &c. NOBfOLE AND NEW W YORK STEAMERS. will leave her wits B aa “c Stet street, ove he fe MONDAY, WED EADAY and FRIDAY, ‘st 5: P50 y Point t Lookout and 180 out. @1.50 and 750 Meals, Beturn: = leaves Rovfolk x TUESDAY, THOURS- DAY and SATURDAY, 4 ickets and staterooms ban be secured at general office, 618 15tn street northwest. THE W, YORK STRA JOHN GibsON ana © their tripe every 8: 0. KNIGHT will resume 2 = Find Gecrsetowt a4 pm. every ERIDAY "vor particulars apply 00 Wats? tree seen We ED WOOD, Secrotary, apl9 __613.16th street, opp. U'S. Treas. Rivee LANDINGS. ‘The Bteamer AREOWSMITH leaves Potomac ferry wharf, foot of 7th street, every BATUBDAY, MONDAY AND THURSDAY at 7 o'clock s.m. for ALL RIVER LANDINGS ~ ee as Ourrioican and Leonardtown. sccording schedule. ‘Returning Bancey. pony fy gna Buds Friday. ee SY at W. BOTELER & 80N aro hn Ageia forthe mle = ._ rickets in this Dis- _ IMAM STEAMEETP 00. RRR tot enn con ORD aS ofemet 1 a 6. W. BOTELER & SON. _ GERMAN LLOYD—Srmmerr N — New Your, Havas, Lompon, ‘The steamers of se haaay alae Woo eas ee and ngs, $50" fea oat ae Sy Seta a we tor Wi Guanes LINE, LANE ROUTE. CHE OUNARD STSAMEMIE COMPANY Lim- Setwoon New York and Liverpool, Call- ram BEE TEE ron ;Gallis.....Wed.. 4 May Mala Wey 18 May. Wed., 4 May. ‘25 May. aa Kone ates Bs ie) +1 Jane. y. trom New Yor mpoec ioeos ven for Belts mone ore. pablo on tie Oon- Con- For i$ and: apply at the Company's affoa, tS 4 Bow! or both. ous. oe ae W & OO., 605 7th strest, janis VERNON H. BROWN & O0., 3. ¥. N®” YOBH-BOTTEBDAM. The first-class Bteamers of this 8 Line, ** SOHIED. ‘A. BOHOL’ casrying tha 0. 8 ate ANS , Brooklyn, regularly, on WHD- Wateon Stores, nespay™ South wie to W. G. Ast rt al 900.870. 2d Cabin, 850. ia ae GES te if 25 corner Ne sth Popes Baling THE TRADES. GOH Bo a D. GO. 627 Fino Printing s specialt janig pe aed Troe BINDEEY employs it, Ni iow York ave. and Manly Dx AnD. JOB PRINTERS, gore fajnoose zone of the st eotablsnioonts | catabliahments 1a the ie | rimeeracar Stor ber pune “34 POWDER, for purifying the 42 Oth st. n.w. A=W4*5 SECURE 45D BELIASLS ‘HATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPARY, 15th Street and New York ave. THE EVENING STAR. FRIDAY. Prit 29. S81 LOCAL NEWS. Bituminous Coal Trade of the Dis- trict. THE RAILROAD CROSSING CASE—MERTING OF THE MARYLAND BOaKD OF PUBLIC WORKS YS! Dar. Correspondence of the Baltimore Sn, from Annapolis, April 28, says:—Tne board of public tebe haere Session nearly all day con- ‘idering the seni inf between the George's Creek and Pennsylvania rallroad companns abd the Baltimore and Ghio company relative {o the crossing and connection dispute at Cam- berland, Senator Arthur P, Gorman appeared before the board in behalf of = Chesaj = apd Obio canal, which would be greatly fited_by the George’s Creek road as an import. ant feeder of the canal. Hon. Patrick Hamlil also was before the board in the interest of the ; canal. On the part of the Baltimore and Unto railroad the proposition which Mr. John K. conse ae mean sf = as rememenge a ‘writing in com, ith the request of the board, d This pi ition is in substance that the new Toads give up their ciaim to cross at grade for the purpose of making conuection with the Baltimore and Ohio tracks on the east sige of Wilis creek; that the crossing shall be under grade near Hiay street; that a track be butts, by the Goon "8 Creek road to the east side of Polk street; that the Baltimore and Onto Toad would meet the suggestion of the board of public works by butlding, at its own cost, a part the pro) connecting track. It’1s not krown whether the board came to a conclusion 5 ad, was not given out for publication, as Gover: Hamilton, Comptroller Keating and Treasurer Compton all deciined to speak on the quostion. 1% was understood, however, that on some of the main points the board ha3_ been decided for a week, but there are contingencies not yer d= termined. It ts beileved also that the qiestiou !s complicated with other issues, Washington Market, itetail Prices, Mxats.—Beef.sirloin,1Sa20c. per Ib.:d0. porter - house, 20c,; rib roast, 12) oot ene 12sga2e, Cornell Beet, Saize.; br do. sli saan: veel ae 1 Toe rexeaiics | ork loalaxc; sausage, 4 sugar cured,’ 12saléc.; Shoulders. 8a10c. =Breasta 1oai2sg0; Lard 1oaiaiee. FRUITS —Oranges.25a:i0¢, er doz.; Fd led Lemons, 30a4vc, doz. S0asec.; per Bananas, 4tma- a GE meapples, 25a40c. ‘ppiea, 4050c. per peck: les, = bal Cts per quart; pitt! 40a50c. per Fisa.—Shad, 3a80c per Der pa, Herring, 10a 15¢, per bunch, ‘50aTS a me, ‘2asve, per bunch; Rock, 400." per bunch; Mackerel, 18e, a per ibe Poralibut, 15a2We.; ‘Trout, 12a15¢ per Ib.; Catilsh, 20a% cents per bunch; Lobster, 19. per Ib.; Terrapin (sliders), $6ago per dozen; | (alatnond back,) $18 per VGETABLES.—Potatoes, Irish, 30a40¢, per pk; do., new, $1.25a$1.50; do. “sweet, 30as0c, per pk: ‘Tomatoes, 2c. per basket; Cab- bage, 65al6c.; ‘Sprouts, 20aS0c.per pk; Beets, asc. per bunch; Lettuce, 3asc. per he Turnips, 15a2e. per pk.; Onions, 6vasve, per pk. a0. (Bermuda), S0c.a$1 per pk.; Carrots. 6c. per bunch; Peas (green), S0c.a$i per pk.; Beans, (Lima) 12al5c. pergt.; do. (string), Sic.a$l pei Dk.; Spinach, 2a30c. per pk; Kale. iva\se. per pk; Asparagus, 12al5c. per bunch; Celery, Salve. per bunch; Parsnips, 40a50c. per peck; Rhubaro, 5ai0c. per bunch. PouLTRY.—Chickens, 50a$1 per pair; Ducks, 50c,a$1 per pair; Geese, 75a$1; Turkeys, l5aisc, Per Ib.; Squabs, $1.75a82. per doz. Sporting Notes. RIFLE SHOOTING AT BENNING’S. ‘The military subscription match open to all comers, at the Benning’s range, yesterday afternoon, was at 200 yards, seven shots. ‘There were 17 entries and 13 re-entries. The gcores were a8 follows, out of & Possible 35: Entries—Adee, 2s; Johnstone, 26: Cash, 25; Barnes, 25; vas. 5 Beal a — Tison, 24; Morse, 23; V 20; ee 13; ixecoh, bis 13; Abner, 12, Miller, 27; O; ‘Wooldridge. Story, area vraner, fe-entries—Jonstonie 29; Cash, Beall, 23; Harrison; Toes Latta, 22; Keoen, 2; ¥ ale, 32! Barnes, a Fraser, 8: Morse, 17. "Mr. Jonn’ stone took the first prize on the re-entry ee and Mr, Adee, under the rules of the National Rifle Association, took the second prize. This match, open to all comers with military guns, will bé shot every Thursday afternoon at five o’clock at Benning’s range, weather permit- unES ‘until the end of July. SCHARFER'S CHALLENGE MAILED TO VIGNAUX. The N Y. World of to-day says:—Jacob Schae- fer yesterday deposited $100 as a forfelt with the Spirit of the Times, and mailed to Maurice Vignaux, Paris, a chalienge to play 4,000 poin.s at the champion’s game of Diillards in a series of five games of $00 potnts each for $1.000 a sida, the match to take place next December in Loi don or New York. BASE. BALL. Base ball yesterday: At New York, Bostons 16, Metropoiltans at Troy, ‘Troys 10, At- lantics 5; at Princeton, Providence Club 12, Princeton University 3. ———— Make1aGE LICENSES = been issued to Geo. Bray and Kosa Tyre; Anthony Lerch aud Carc- line Mergenthaler; John P. Morris and E. Hi. Pendleton; Arthur H. Glennon, of New York, and Suste Polk Rayner,of North Carolina; Theo. Willams and Sarah 'Min er; C. L. Bozzell and Marlan M. Means, of Alexandria county, Va; PB scone of Fairfax ge Va, and Ellen Burlvert; G. H. Davidson, M. D., of Baltimore, and Many Early; R. B. en and Cora M. Brinkley; Robert J. Hyatt and Martha E. Dar- den; David Powell and Malinda 01 of Alex- andra; W. J, 7, Thorowgood, of Norfolk, and Ada F. Willett: ward —— of New York, oe Ella Chaney, ¢ of Boston; J. Mar: duke, of Fredericksbt Pike and Alice M. ‘San. dy, of Essex county, Va.; Hannibal Hale and eo ee of -Gpariottecvile Ww. Bae e8 aD V.Serren; Chas. W. Han: and Barbara F. Bil chhorn; Charles H. Worden and Beckle F. Vowles; ‘Shlepherd A. Harris, = Edenten, N. C., and Alice PO) Thomas S ‘canter and Alice z Clark, of Philadelphia; James H. Keller and Rebecca Nas a a John H, Spalding and Bettie L. Davis; J. Holcombe and Ida Wilton Taylor; John Forsythe Mei Its of cig 8 pbia, Pennsylvania, and Perry Ri ers, of Harford county, Md.; ts James Daviage, of Baltimore, and Annie Patker; Douglas Wigtield and Dora L. Parr, ot Farautcr county, Va.; John H. Bland and Annie J. Pi Pitt Cooke, of Poncho, Col.. and Helen M. M. Nicholson; Jas. Compton’ and Ellen L. Doli; A'- bert C. Tenley and Annie Hardy, of ontgo. mery county, Md.; Jas. B. Sewell, of Md., and Ella Branham, of ‘Texas; Chas. S. Pennollow, or Boston, aud Mary Coftl REAL EstaTE SaLgs.—J. T. Coldwell, real estate broker and auctioneer, has made the fol- lowing sales, viz: For Nathantel Carusi, — lee, parts lots 10 and 11. sq. 345, improved by fraiue house, on southwest corner woth and Ht S's. D.w., toGeo. J. Haines, at $3,300, For L. CG ait abd C, A. Stewart, trustees, part lot S, sy. 4i, Improved by a small frame house, on sith’ st, between Han’ {sts mw. to gone T Arms, at $625. A small frame house in —: between E and F ‘and ist and 2d sis. mw. John H. Brown, at $90). Vacant lot adiotulag to Chas. L, DuBois, at #200, Vor Chas. McEuen, trustee, part lot 3, sq. ‘on Lat., between 3d And 4th Sts. De, tod. N. Whi H. B. Moulton, frusvees, part_sub-lo On Sth St, bet, D and E ste., W..00 Jn "for John. Arms, Trustee lots E and £q. 273, Improved by a frame dweiling, No. ad 12th st. n.w., to Herman Diebitsch, at nea sg tte SLOT brick dwelling, on C st., en 4 and 6th sts B.w., to Isaac Sintt at th 00. For B. H. Warner ahd W.H.Doherty, trustees, U story brick Gweiling, No. liv St ne. toM. L id E. iy, at $2,250, M. Ashford and E. Carusi two- sory oe Gwelling, No, 1916 I st. n.w., to ey Bros,, at $4,025. For Few v. Jones, trustee, east haif lot 73, Holmead’s adil ition, to James ‘E. Fitch, at $1,125. Four-story brick house, No, 410 Lith st, n.w., to. C. Cater, at $6,500. For E. | | | The Courts, COURT IN GENERAL Tea. Wednesday, Mayhew agt. Ruppert; on hearing. pigpins set. Dye et al; motion to dismiss ap- PSectond ¥, Barker agt. Schomer Wright: ar- gument begin, bat suspended and ordered 10 be resumed before a full bench. Mayhew agt. Rup- Peron Rearing. R. C, Deringer was adinitted wenn Cownt—Jutge Macarihur, e8dey, Fant egt. Peulkner; ve amend declaration. Barker a mare to fendant called and judgment. “May ‘agt. Broad- head & Co.; leave to atwend declaration. Brown & Co, agt, Leddy; verdict for defendant. Yesterday, King sgi. Douglass; verdict tor defendant for $25; notic® given of a motion tor a new trial. McGuire egt. West End Hibernian Benevolent Society; judgment for platntit for 100 and eosts by consent. Order made by the court directing L.P. Wililams to summon jnrora for the May term of court. Beavans « Shaw agt. Keys; judgment for costs, Equiry Cover—Judgr Wednesisy, Steptoe Steptoe et al; ro- ferred to auditor to report on proposal of sale. In re petition of B. U. Keyser, receiver; author- ity to sell certain property granted. ie Biack; motion dissolved and restraining 1 denied. Kuibourn agt. Latta; reading of testi. moeay continued. Hoge agt. Eagleston; trus- tee’s sale confirmed. Capitol Hill Butlding As- sociation agt. Hilton et al; amended decree. Speer agt. Coyle; Thomas B. Stabi authorized toserve writ esterday, Strong agt. Peters; sale finally ratified. Boggs agt. Boggs; Keginald Fendall appointed guardian ad ittem, Stockton agt- New Jersey Mutual Insurance Co.; sale author. ized. Farr agt. Keyser; certified to the General Term, to be beard in the fist Instance. Thomas oma: referred to auditor to report on peer agt. Coyle; Reginald Fen- Gall appointed gunman ad litem and Chas. T. Bradley new trustee. Kilbourn agt. Latta; on hearing. Schulte sgt. eee = E. McNalley appointed to serve subpina. Ingersoll agt James; referred to the auditor to state final count of trustee. To-day, Gelston agt. Gelston: submitted. Brown agt. Brown; divorce granted. Langan agt. Langa’ *. H. Daring appointed to serve Subpena. Kilbourn agt. Latta; on hearing, PROBATE COURT—Judoe Haoner. ‘To-Gay, estate of John P. Sherburne; letters of administration issued to W. K. Duhamel. Will of Andrew Hancock admittea to probate, and letters issued to Drucilla Hancock; bond $5.000. Will of David G. Jobnson admitted to probate, and letters issued to the widow; bond $200. Will of Thomas H. Howard admitted to Probate, Will of Charles S. Hetutzelman; do, Will of George A. Mailt!; order of publication. The will of George Clymer, leaving bis prop- erty to his wife and son, was flied and aamit- ted to probate, and letters issued to the widow, CRNA CourtT—Judge James, Yesterday. C. Browa, assault with tatent to kill; released on $500 ball, Poice Covet—Juage Suet, Tuesday, after our report closed, Lula Bull, larceny of one bushel of coal from Alex. John Sob; 10 days. Also, charged with the larceny Of & bushel of coal from the B..« P. RR Oo: 5 days. Frank Tinner, assault on Michaci Green: $1 and costs. Also, charged with as- saulting Edward Garrett; $! and costs, Wm. Zidwich, @ small white boy, charged with avsaulting a colored boy by ee him tn the back with a knife; $5. Jno. H. Beard, assault on Lillte Beard, his wite, b; striking her on the bead with a shoe; $10 or 30 days, and personal bonds to keep the peace. Lizzie Mason, assault Wednesday, Frank Henntch; forfeited collat- eral. Jas, Kelly, profanity; $3 or Tdays. Wm. : bonds Or90 days. Joha 5 or? dass. Also charged With aseaulting Olticer Cole: $10 and tosts or 30 cays. Chas. Dice, profanity; $ or 7 days. Robert Montgomery, vagrancy; bonds or 90 days. Jobn Harries, charged with makt Tude comments and remarks to persons in their bearing: $5. Benjamin F. McCurdy, carrying a pistol ) or 30 days. Josephine Morris, va- grancy; bonds or 9 days. Geo, W. Taylor, throwing stones in the street; $5. May J. jarboe, vagrancy; 9 days. Leonard Cone, loud and boisterous; $5 or 15 days. Chas. Branson, coi- ored, second offence of eo larceny, in rob- bing the clothes line of Chas. J. Sioddard. @fend jury: bonds $300. Wm. Brogdon,chat with making an indecent assault on ‘ano’ small colored boy, named Ches. Thompso! Or30days Wm. Smith, forfeited collateral. Geo. McIntosh, larceny; Cae jury; bonds $00. Wm. Taylor, allas Join Weslay, second offence of petit larceny; grand jury; $100 bonds. op Geary, grand larceny; grand jury; bonds Std Thursday, EllaJones, vagrancy; bonds or 99 days. Ella Carroll: bonds Sr) days, Alex ander Pete “ire ow fortettea —— Walter Aefllefinger, roving 8 $5. Belle Carter and ‘aaa Se Shephi loud aud ‘and boisterous; $5 or 15 days each. Daniel Keed, forfeited eol- lateral. Julia Dodson, profanity; $5 or 7 days. Jno. Craven, keeping bis bar open on Sunday; $20 or 30 days. Anthony Kelsen, forfetted col- lateral. Jas. Shannon, do. Jno. Frawley, charged with overloading a horse and working him when he was unfit for labor, was fined $10, and noted an appeal. Jno. L. Meding, assault on Chas. S. Shreeves; $1 and costs. Samuol Posey, assault on James Posey, his son: $5 and Whitney, bonds to keep the peace. Elizabeth hithey, assault on Henrietta Joyce: $10 or 2 ‘m, Shorter, a small colored boy, w: charged with having assaulted a little colored girl named Emma Grifiu, who stated that he Threw a cup of hot water | through a partition on her, scalding her face. The boy sald that Emma was poking things through the partition into his house, and her sister threw & can of hot tea through the partition. The case was continued to get the girl who threw the tea, ; 0D Ann‘e Marr; §5. +t Sam'l A. Gray, assault on May Gray, his wife; $10 or 30 days. To-day, Willie Ragan forfeited beng ngeon 8. of West Washington by 1 eae Deley Sk ganar frog fois Thomas brown, keeping his bar open on Sun- day; $20 or 30 days; 1 noted. Samuel Carter, do.; do. Thomas Waish, keepin. bis bar open after 12 o'clock PF, m; $10. Frank Sr keeping bis bar open on Sunday; $20 or — noted. Jas. A. Shinn, profanity; ‘3 at 7 MAREISD. DAVIDBON—EARLY. Qn April 2%, sone atthe Church of noes x by Rev. Dr. Paret, Gai Laup H. Davrp-on, M.D", and Mauy M Eakut. = DIED. BISCOE. At her residence in Georgetown, 3116 Dur mn street, April 4 ie ANS M. Bisson of Mary Felict of the late Gen. George W d eighty -two years. take place from the above num. sy) evening, at 6 o'clock, to whi ‘ally invited. Diam are w« fidy to portray tl worth of virtues such as bers. A fe execedtns 4 duration the span stioed oy the Psalmist has bee: closed on ea fruit in good works and fate of ee ee uniform Lopes { = example, pu every thoi ‘action, its uu Selfishness of purpose and sacciicicy devotion to wud beyond al! ita daliy ex- in its contact with eliest of the Chris- the recollection of these will ica throb with ‘anealse ather fhadows of the dark ¥alley eck uo tor ror to her tranquil mind, death brought Bo stin n erave leved no victory here; but with t! consoling abd sustaining hope, and a fat which never wavered, she eee Bap Sono im po he tion a) oat Pe oe a penned q an “, iter realm” dorerved for God's cle ; i CURRAN. On Fridcy morning. April 22, 1851 B_B. Cunras, in his sixty-rixth ye: Funeral from his = dence 4 No. 40 rans northwest, on Sunday, May 2, st 2p. HOUGHTON. Wednesday, April 47 th, 1881, "at 9:30 p. peateee gah X ‘meget of pneumonia, eet eae mises from Bang ge ye i atreet, ‘Mt. Plossatit, on Saturday, Sik att o'clook m™. — and friends are respectfully ie $ VER. On April 29, e—% at 2 ol coat a.m. Jomtien, beloved wife of’ Francis Over, aged iy: three years. eral will take pl from — . M. Bo) renee a et tower. amg ae Drea Pasty Shs nm. thi Wriends are \d the AE ee Ouse, Page Let street at4p. m., Situraay, the 30th iust. Private burial iy tian virtues, charity, ever live in hearts wh: