Evening Star Newspaper, May 2, 1881, Page 3

AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUOTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. STEAMERS, &c. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, ny TE BUSIN aoe tenee, we Fi 23 PMMEDIATELY Pat Bring. §: THE Gas efit | On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. May 6ra, 851, commenc.ng at 6 O'CLOCK, tn front of soieer, Lehalisell part of Li Us feet Yront by 40T fest inches oot alley, improved by a substantial | ree ato sea-briek Dwelliog, with a com- mogicua etore or Kestaorsnt, and How Used a8 a Keataursut This property te just above the Gas office, for business purposes is most desira- i Perma: One third eash, and the residue in three duve and cixhicen months mario ia aes fund roared by cine at Of trust on the pro sold conveyancins at | purcharer's cost. A P fepoalt of $300 uired ft THOMAS DOWLING, Anct. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. VALUABLE BUIEDI ‘DING SITES ON THE YPiRION iy oy RGELOWN, | TMAtKDI- REECY ADJOINING THE PROPER TT Po SaeLy “courieD BY GEN. GHAND a AUC On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Mar 4, 1881, ecmmencing at 6 o’cLOoK, I sath all sel ut 160 feet on Road street, and about in front of the premises, Lots on Lee's H fronting aboi 312 feet on Val'ey street. his Froperty Is desirably | situated on the Heizhts of Georzetsun, and is near the proper:y purchased by the United States government for the ¥. Rew Obeerva: Terms of ta'e: One-third cash; the residue in two equal psy ents at six and twelve months, wit, tee bea: red veyanci: ~ at pu z “deposit of one bundred ds lars will berequired op eaca prop- oor particn ers apply to 10. N. THOM, 718 15th or par icu ars apply a Borthwest. THOMAS DOWLING ‘Auctiones: ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. OBANCES ¥ SALE OF, (RALDARLE ADOTRES EASE GonSER CF EIGHTEENTH BTREETN NoRTRW eat IN WaSHINGLON OITY, DISTRIOT OF COLUMBIA. By virthe of « decree of the Supreme Court gf the District of Columbia, passed in Equity caus 997, between Elen No. 6, = ler, piatuti if, and the hetrs of John Frazier et defendants, we, the undersizned Cage SndHUne Day, Messe Daror Man AD At Five o’cLock P.s, sell at pad! the premises, a! piece or parcel vor ground Tying and be‘: # (p the City cf Washinton, in the istrict of Columbia, known a8 part of tots nume dered 16 in square 127, bewinning for said parts of low ‘thwest corner of said square Spd tutniow thence outh aioux Aah ses eee SO fect: thence east 25 feet; thence north 80 feet: thence weet to the point of beginuing; improved by alarge Brick Dwelling house and back vuild- ing. h on is excelient. erms: One-third of purchase money In cash the bsiarce in six and twelve months from day of falc, With interest from day of sais, and to be kc: approved promissory. purchaser er purchasers. A deporit of $100 will be required wien property 1s knocked down, and no ia tobe civen uniil all the purchase money . Cost of conveyancing '@ expense, and terms to be com- feven days, cthersise the Trus- ris a resell at cost of reba aes em ii rie 3. MILLER, 496 Loulsians avente, BEX. I. DARNEILLE, \ arustes kes Office 490 riccmses avenue, UNCANSUN boa Auctioneers, Dth aud D streets northwest. UT OHAMBER SETS, WALNUT ABLES, SEES, WALNUT LIBRARY Ok C* RTAINS, BRUSSE GRAIN Call RAW FRAME PASY ALES AND. R LOUBGES. DIND S, &e. : CHINA, GuUARs Axo QULLESY, TOR RITCHEN EREECIN, ko. Wird HER GvuODs, oosrat HE MI- BES, NO. 1325 F SIREET DOME ESE Will be sold at anction on WEDNESDAY, MORNING, & |OMMENCING AT 104. ™M. DUNOAN3ON BROS ap30-dis Auction: JUNCANSUN BROS. + Auctioneers. EXECUTORS’ SALE OF VALUABLE _UNIM- PROVED. PROPE RY ON FIGH THESTREET, ENN AND © STREETS Nok int CORNER ‘OF N AND $ NORTHWEST. nenes on Sth “This Tot will ba 3 Gepth of 100 feet subdivided into three baila ns lots. AL (On Sag ArTERNooy, ar 13 O'CLOCK, We wiil sell, in front of premises, all of lot 3, in square 61 having s front of 90 feet Linch on Ist street weal and 140 freton Nstreet nortn. This lot will be subdivided erms: One-quarter cash; balance in equal in- stalments 2t+ix, twelve, eiciteen and twen months, defer:éd payments to bear interest and to be eccured by deed of trust on property ing and recording st purchaser's cos a daye, *2 tue right to resell purchaser or pur- of such ole DeWSyaper pud. ia Washing- A depo-it of 860 tired on each Piete of property sold at tine of ais. oc GE SON, 8 STO fost EE Ane RAILROADS. BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. T i MODE/. FAST LINE, asp THE ONLY LINE BETWEE: ‘THE EAST axp THE WEST, VIA WASHINGTON DOUBLE TRACE! JANN Ae COUPLER! STEEL SCHEDULE TU TAKE EI Ekrzot SURDAY, Arai LEAV] a WASHINGTON. % TS_ontcaxct Cincinnati and St. Louis Fast Ex- Baltimore, Ellicott City and way stetions. 8: "330—Balacre, Asuspeiis and (Piedmont, mere, ADS an wink nied mont Wi gupta ana ‘and way, Ure, altel n Rocks and way stations. Executors. ds AMES i ‘pee Philadelpois, New York and ante. and Ae Ex pone 8: ‘ei scott ani ey Beproes ( ota Bo] 0008 bow tay only for Baltimore, Annapolis 10.00—Baltim Express. (Sto} it Hyatte "Benurvilie, baurae Aneapoiis Samctioe, '* sed Hanover.) toy tondibure, Chicago, Cincinnati nd Bt. EIS patsore Ellicott City, Annapolia and way #1.35~On Aanasy only for Baltimore and way. 12:05—Baltinere Exprees. Matar re, Philadelphia and New York Ex- So Battianore ard way stations. (Wincherter, , Hawerstown and Way,, Vis Helay.) 43 30 Balts ore, Tisatavilie st and Laurel ‘Express. (Frederick. vis Belay. Btopest Annapolis Juno- 445" Point of Winchester ana Ws: Pointof Rocks and Stationa only.) 4 40—Baitinore, Annapolis and Way Stations. 1 15:45—Baltimore Ex: (Martinsbary and Way, vis Keisy Stope st sliyatiavle gat Laurel) 6.05" Point of Boose aud W Way Stadions. 16 48—Baltimore and Way 8 Ls Stations {On janday 1 w tion . 110.00—Balttmere, Philadelphis, New York and Boston Es .rsa. Sleeping Cars to New York. - Hur.day only. tains daily, except | day "Al: trains trom Washington stop at Relay Btation or information spply at the Baltimore Ohio t. witices, ington Station, and on angie) Ye compel pong bo oeeg corner oan mtreet, where ov tere w en for bazwaze Checked and revived at any pout in thesis,” THE GREAT 881 NASYLVANIA ROUTE 70 8i SNOkTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST. Doubie Track, ince Rails Berane boxe Me Ly ery BAINS ALEAVE WASHINGTON, treta_Depot, ger sixth and B atrests, ‘ss follows: For Fittsbury ond the weet, 8: Bleeping Osre to Pits ay Steering rt, Lock Haven at 10: and Elmira, 30 East, 800 a. ™m., 10:30 3. 10 10 pth Oh Sunday 4 ip0 ana’ 10: Agia ma, Limited expres of Pul say except cae aLEvabbe 2. aN D FREDERIOKSBURS EAs WAY ASD ANENANDHIA AND Waa HING- Spee BAl. ROAD. TO-MORROW. ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. | ARLOR 80 RUITE. UPHOLST HANDSOME ¥ BEA ae CARVED SILK; Balu. END $A RUGS AND M CHINA AND, ) CROCKERY WAnE, KITCHEN UsENSILS, On TUESDAY, May 3p, 1881, courant AT 10 O'cLocK 4. M., we shal sell, at the residence of a ladv decticing housekeeping. Ro. 911 G street northwest, the above collec tion of Hourehola EE! in 20d condition and eution of bu; worth: tbat a WALIEN B. WILLTAMS & 0., Ancta. FHOMAB DOWLING, Auctioneer. 2HE_ENTIRE STOCK OF GROCERIES, Feta Shae Ba BoP GOOD ne BACCU, Bi a Gusaitad ODS; AGOOD TOP OHINA aRD GLABS WEE, WHITEWASH BRUSHES, £0 fects, HORSE AND wacon, MOTH IN GOOD OON- DITION. On TUESDAY MORNIN: foe He 1881, com- MENCING AT 10 o'ou he Grocery’ Btore, porthwest ¢ reer of Sth aad Bast Capitol street, being the business stand of Mr. James A. Edgar. ‘The attention Ce dealers and private buyers is called to this it THOMAS DOWLING, Anct. apa. /HOMAS DOWLING, a1 Auctioneer. TRUSTEE ene OF ‘VALUABLE IMPROVED BEAL ESTATE ON NORTHEAST CORNER iD VALLEY STREETS, in front of the prea DAY, ThE Gb Day oF May, A. b, isl. at os ,OCLOOK, F. Me» all thet lot ground situat ie ekty town. in the District of Golubis described ag follows inning at the intersection of the north ine est street with the east line of } xa ley street, and running thence eastward! Seid north line of West street sorty-elght an any five hundredths (48.65-100) f¢ wall of the dwellin seribed : thence no jouse on the lot ‘now de- wardly at right angles t? aatd street, and along the east side of the wail of Gwellitig house one hundred (200) feet, more or aie w thence westwardiy along. ead “south boundary line to Valley street, and thence south- wardly along the east line of "said Vailey ker ae the beginuinw, with the improvements, cor ¢ a three stury and mansard roof Brisk Dwsling louse. Terms of sale: Casha deposit of 200 roqutred sttime of esle. Conveyancing at purchase; if terms of ssle are not complied with in ‘lve ‘ds the Trustee reserves the right to reeell at cost and tisk of defaulting Dy JOSIAH DENT, Trustee. 8" Two-thirds of the purchase money of the above sale can remain on interest from oue to five years, to suit purchaser. 2p8 dtaa JOS. L. SIMMS. quax bY , SALE OF VALUABLE IM- ESTATE ON MARYLAND THIRD ANO FOUR &T3 SOUTHWEST. yy By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Uourt of the District «f Oolumbia, passed in equit} cause No 6.965, wherein the National ban Gf the Republic of Washingtcn 1s complainant, and John Shea et al. are iefendants, I will offer for sale at public . in front of the premises on WSUAY, Tun Bo Day oF May, 1, AT 6 O'CLOCK P's , the whole of the lot iavouninate bered eis ht (8), in reervation lettered O, with theim- provements thereon, consisting in two new threa- story brick dwelling houses; aleo the west half of lot numbered nine (9), and the east half of lot nombored ten (1), inthe same reaerration, with the improvercen: Cie consisting in two two- story treme dw The absve- sdescribad proverty will be sold sab- rom the said defendant! 5 toacced of trust Jehu Ehea and wife, to William, J. Warren, ata the first day of June, A. D. 1878, recorded in liber No. 887, folies 497 et’ seq , ons of the land records for Washington county, in the Disirict of Oolam- Dia, tosecure the payment of three promissory Dots, ail bearinw dato on said first day of June, 1878, sgerezating four thousand dollars, ard pay- abie four sears after date with interest at tea per cept per avnum, interest payable sem{ annually. ‘Terms of sale: One third the remainder in fro equal instalments at ele ahd. twee aeoatte lay of sale, the purchsser giving his or her Hotes f0F this asthe wikis interest froce day of sale, tretitieto be retained untl! the full amount of irchase mone 7 and interest is paid. If the pur- Chaser shall fail to UES be, with the terms of eale within ten days from day of sale the trustee re- serves the rixht to re-advertise and re-sell the property at K and cost of such purchaser. A feposit of one hundred dollars. will be req red at time of sale. All conveyancing at coat of pu: RICHARD Ack LASEEY, Trustee, . 486 Louisiana Avenue. DUNCANSON BROS. “Auctioneers. ap20-co&ds ————— ees HOS. J. jones & CO Heal Estate Auctioncers, 1223 # street northwest. SALE OF VERY VALUABLE aes PRO- PEBTY ON THE SOUTHS: Of PENN. BYLVANIA AVENU: BETWEEN NINCH aon TENTH BIREETS WEST, AT ACO- By virtce of a deed executed by the ca Mrs. Sarah Hamilton, appoiating the un. dertigned Trustee for the meposea theretn set forth, dated tue 17th. 8: On twil seit She Rema. to the digbest bidder, on TUESDAY N, May 3, AT BO'OLOCK, parts of Lots Nor. ite (S) and six (2), in square numbered three hundred snd eiguty (380), improved by a three-story and attic dwel ing, with back buildiog, being premises EnOWD as No’ 954 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. This Rroperty froute 20 feet on said avenue with a lepth of about 53 f-e: copnectiag w.th lot 5, Which fronts 11 feet 1 mmch on C treet —In all sbout p £96 squar Terms ef esie: One fourth cash; balance in twelve, cigbtven and twenty-four months. for es Dearing interest at six per cent, payabio semi Snnually, accured by s decd of teaston erty sold’ A Coposit of $400 will be required st the time of aale. If the terns of sale a-e not complied with within seven daye from day of gale, the prop- erty will be rezoid at the risk and cost of pur- chaser. All conveyancing at purcuaser's cost. AN McGiLL, ‘Trustzo, ‘THOMAS J. FISHER © CO, Aue igneers, 1223 F street northwest. j- 28, my2 HARLES W. HANDY, Tal Estas Agent. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A VALUABLE OOUNTRY PLAUE ABOUT ONE HALF MILE BEYOND UNIONTOWN, D. By. Dita ofa folio 439 et Be: One of the land records of. the District of Goinmbia, and at the request of the party, secured thereby, we will sell at gaits auc- Hon, in front of Re ramisor on TUE 3D DAY OF May, A. 1831, AT 1 O'CLOCK P the folowing dekceibed a property Bart of the tract "and lately as Ki thee fame eit hs part of lot nut bered seven (7), of the said C! Uhima part of said tract delivered aon a Dial thereof eee twenty-eight acres and seventy-five one hundredths of an tcre ef land, be the or less, with RE pol thereon. of sale: $500 down, balance to eed of trust, dated Decem- id recorded in Liber 899, to suit ror: chaser, in from 1 to 5 years, with interest at the vate of seven per cent per annum, Cai bya ceed of trust on the property sold. ‘deposit atthe time of sale. Conve! ening. 4 at Cost of pur- chaser. ‘Ter.aa to be ovmplied with in 5 days. B “erieNs,; Traatess, J. T. COLDWELL, Anst. ap22, 25,27, 29&my2 WALTER B. WILL AMS & CO , Aucdoueers. ¥v RY DESIRABLE 71 THREE-STORY. BRICK eae No. WENTY-FIEST REET, HeTWeen. \ND I STREETS SORTHWEST: ATAU Ae TUES Day, May 3p, oes ‘OLOCK P. we shall reil in front of premises, lot 2360100 feet front by 105 60-100 fost. deep. fo an alley, improved by a three-story Brick Dwell- i, e'eveR room: ‘mode lern conveniences, aud ex- cellent, pemeares near Pennsylvania avenue cars; jJarxe dry Ceilar, large Ball and Parloi: ble Mantels, Latrobe, Range, fine Bsth-room, Hot and Cola. nee. stationary Wardrobes and Olosets. The bie vited to call and examine the property Title perfect. ‘Terme: cash; balance in six, twelve and. eihteen months, s, for notes potty ‘interest Before day day of sve third from day of sale by trust on Property eld. at conveyaneiny, at pur- chaser's cost. $200 down of teale! ap2s- sot WALTER B. WILLiA & 0O., Aucts. aypsomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF A A! LOT Al BRICK DWSLLING AND STORE, No. bey URTEENTH STHKEET NORTHWEST, MSON STREET. Byvirtue of a deck at trust dated the 16th dsy of august, ae D. tier recorded sons theland records for Waebington county, D. O., im Liber 621, Tioilo 418, a0 bY, the w written, di- coe Sy ee Drosent Bee oe orale ibereby. to, the histoet pidder. on we EDMESD AY, an he follow fog eT ckcts in ‘the city of Wash- i viz: Thesouth oe -three (33) running back, ha fuse ‘width, ‘Said lot, together with the improre: » as in the deed of ter ps will be liberal, will be made NTH. HYDE, Trustes. LDWELL, Keal eal Estate Auctionser. DESTRA BL HEE, Ge, BESEAR SON TRE Restuners coun ae ws a t Seoorded Meath cane iter Now uty of the thereby, [ will sell at eee een haa uate in the city of Washi: i ax pe "Ss Te = cant Interne "rerms ao neve raster. Conver oe ‘anente of BpAQ-2aweag THIS AFTERNOON, (psos. Ez. WAGGAMAN, } Real Estate Auctioneer. USTEES’ RALE OF SALUABLE DWELLIN iY | pit BEIOK ota INTHE REARS 2iy Bn 8t3 its fooorded Lite: Sor (0h | fi iY iw 1d Records of ee @ ag Hagereeaed Trustees | the wo Grcrsck? Me ranean a iiey aud | KP M pman Exley anc Richards ‘Trnstees, recorded subdivision of a ABerma of alo, tobe at the option of the purchaser, | either all cash, or one fourth a urchase mousy cash, and residue in one, two, three years ter date of sue. ee aa ‘deterred purchase money | the purchaser is bh iNet f notes. secured | on the propercy rio ths ea iefaction of the Trustees, and Leariug interest at 6 ver cent. per annum, pay- onually. $100 deposit required when ‘Trustees reserve right to resell at wi jap if er Co are | \ot Compiied wii one week from day of sale. F,_APPLEBY, - EDMONS eens ice 420 Sth treat. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Feed 23-4 | JUNGANGON BROS... Auctioneers. TAUBTEE'S SALE OF A FRAME HOUSE I ALE OF A FRAME aE IN By virtue of deed of t trust recorded smcng the land records of the District of Columbia, ty Uber No. 801. follo, 3, 1 will offer for sale at auction, on MONDAY, Ee 2D Day or May, 1881, ar 4 3 ovouoos . t.. in front of the prewiises, the following lot of road ta » D. 0. inning at a point on the west side of” Valley etreet distant 97 fect 6 Inches north from the corner of Stoddard and Valley streets, and running north with the line of, Valley street '20 feet, more or less, to Katser’s line, then weet end parallel to Stoddard street to Caton fence, thea south by and with Gaton’s fencs 20 feet, more or less, to O'Connor's line, then east ‘parallel with second line to Valiey street and Paeet beeluning, improved by house No. 1612 ‘alley street Terme: One-third cf the purchase money in casb, and balance in 6and 12 montha, with interest at 6 per cent, secured by & deed of trust, or all cash at Purchaser's option, Deposit of $50 at sale. ALL, Trustee. Ge p12, 16, 20, 25,27, 49, 30, ma2 HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. v any VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON RIDGE SiKRE’ TWEEN HIGH AND EOuoatac ay NERDS, GEORGETOWN, D. TION. OndONUAY. Mar dn, 1881, ax 6 o'cz00 infront of the’ premieea, I shall sell the fo lowing- oe, property, viz: Being coutheastern part of the Lot hunbered 16 of Gat Georgetown, and contained within tue following description: Beginning at s point on Bridxa strort, at the scuth end cf the division line between ai) ytand No. 16, and from thence running west 37 | feet, thence north at right angles to Bridee street 120 feet, thence east paralicl to Bridie street 37 feet, and thence south by and with said giivision line'i20 feet to the point of beginning, toget With the fmuprovementa, which eonsiat of substantial brick, with back building, ‘and is con. sidered one of the best business properties in Georgetown 14 roo m8. ‘Terms: One third cash; the residue in two equal payments at one and’ two yeara with notes bearing interest and secured by a deed of trust on the property sold All conveyancing Ko, at pur- chased! 's cost. $200 deport SS gua as atthe time of sale LING, -6t Auctioneer. 3 very HOMAS: DOWLING, Au Auctioneer. VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON BRIDGE, WGA, CONGRESS. JERFERSON, BONTG! RY, WASHINGTON AND eee pSrients, GEORGETOWN, D. U., On MONDAY, May 97x, 1881, commexo- ING ar 4 O'CLOCK, iu front of the premise ie thall well the followicg provertys ois 33 ahd B6, fronting 82 feet on the west’ Hugof Gonmtess street by a depth of 103 feet onthe Ohio Canal, improved by @ large two-story b. ick warehouse with brick stable and shed: Immediately after, To G fronting 2634 feet ress street, between the Canal the weet side of C aud Water street, improved by four small brio meme Tn tediately after, lot 63, 24 foet on the west side of Jefferson ‘street, between Canal and Water streets, by a depth of 120 fect, improved by a three story brick dwelliag house. Immediately after, lot 61, fronting 22 8-12 feet on the ext line of Jefferson ‘street, between Bid street and C. anal, by s death of 107 fo iuiproved by a two-ators brick howso, Tumediatciy after, Lets a1 and. 22, frontins 69 feet on the west line of Washington atreet, between Bridge street and {he canai, by s depth of about 36 feet; improved by two Brick Immediately after, Lot 186, fronting 23 fest on he westiine of Washington street, bet weon Bri ie erect and canal, bya depth of 6) fect; improved ie FOLLOWING Day, AT'S O'CLOCK, by two comfor Houses. Lot 13, front- ing 22 feet on the north side of Bridge stréct, be- tween High and Potomac streets, bya depth of 69 feet to an alley; Lnproved by a three-story Brick Dweiling-house an T 5 o'OLOCK SAME DAY, Lots 11 and 12, fronting 86 feet on the cat ine Of Hizh street, Dy a depth of about 60 feet: improved by a Brick Store and Frame Dwele Immediately after ad. adjoining, Lots 11 ana 12, frouting about 70 fect on the north aide of {mprosed by three Framo Dxellings. mumediately after. Lot 105, fronting 40 feet the west ius of Moutaouory ttreen between Wor and Beall streets, by a depth of 97 ‘fest; improved by a two-etory Frame Dwelling. "rerms of sale: One-third cash and the residue in two equal payments at one and two years, hav- ing 6 per cent. interest, and eecared bya deed of trust on the vroperti+s sold, or ail east at the option of the pur haver, all conteyancing &2..at pur’ | chaser'a cost. A Ceporit of $50, will quired (reach property at time cf “aa'er The tehas Of this sale! must be compiied with in ten days or the property will be sold at the risk and cost of the Gefauiting purchaser oF purchase) 1. DAVIS, Art. an27 Ut _ THOMAS DOWLING, nctionasr. UNCANBON BROs.. - Auctioncers. BE SALE OF 1 IMPROVED PROPERTY ET, BETWEEN SIXTH AND EEVENTH STREETS NURTHWEST, AT By virtue of s deed of trust to me, dated August tb, 1876, and recorded in Ifber folio 436, ef fea » one of ae land. recor the District of Colum! sel, pab- part lot numbered four a, in’ ri lare numbered four era and forty epee a described as fol ning f eine one (1) foot oust of the id lot and running thence cast thirty-one (31) feet; thence north ons nundred and ‘our (124) feet; thence west thirty-one (31) feet, and thence south’ to the place of be improved by @ dwelling-bouse, with all the provements, ways, easements, rights, privileges ot) dap Lem ede be: sronging ereto. One-fourth purchasé money to be paid cash, aia the betanes te tice equal instal- mente, payable at six, twelve and twenty-four me snes for which the notes of the purchaser are ‘iven, bearing six per cont interest and se. by atruct ‘deed on the premises sold; or all the option of the purchaser. One bun- Sed dollars’ deposit to be paid whan tha property Knocked down. Conveyancing and recording at cost of purchager. ‘Terms to be complied with ia feven days, or Trustee reserves the riht to a8-kas HENRY Wisk GARNETT, T UCTION PALE OF A MOST DESIRABLE BUILDING SITE ‘On THURSDAY, May 57, 1931, 7 6 P. in front of the preimises, T shall sell Lact 23. 14 usre 284, fronting 28 feet on the west side” a 12th reet and running back toa 15-feet wide ae ‘This property is located next to the cottages © corner of 12th and L streets, oa the west Side of 1ath, between K and L streots northwest, and in a high and most rapialy improving ssction cf the city. ‘There isa brick stable on the rear of cure Whe ‘erms: One-third cash; the residue in three sual payments at twelve, eighteen and four months, bearin, terest, eighteen twenty- elx per cent semi-annual n= deed of trust on t cing, at purchaser's ‘cost. [(OMAS DOWLING, Auct. ae Ww. mae Real Kstate Agent. CHANCERY SALE OF LOT aut SUOREVE BIUN OF FQUAR® 719, S(TUATED. 0) STRERT, BE1 WEEN SEQOND ae an plsLAWARE AVENUE NOBTHEABI virtue of a dec ee of the Supi and sec of the Disict of Golumbia: passed Ta eqn cause No. 6 999, of Ellen Shehan against Shebao undersea ened, aa Trustes, at ynblio auetion, in front of the MONDAY, THEOTH DAYOF May, A. 8:80 o'cLocK P M.,a'l that eos oF parcel of = 2nown and designated inthe plan or plat of said city of Washington, | Dis trict of Columbia. as lot numbered eight (8), in subdivision of square 1 bared seven Runarea aud: minotecn Cidye ritusted on ue arreet between 24 street and Delaware avenue northe Terms of sale: One-third cash; and ba'anse in three, six, nine and twelve months from day of saie, with interest, secured by the promissory notes of the purchaser, with surety to the aaitsfaction of ‘Trustee. A lien Fetalved on, property for purchase money. | No sect given until all purchase money | sball, bave, been conveyancing a deposit of 850 will be required J.T. OOLDWELL, ‘Auctioneer. ap: ITOH, FOX & BROWN, Beal Estate Brokers. ic’ F FINE B ‘DING LOT ON ae Gi eReeT OF FIRE ROILDIN MNTEENTH AND E1GHIERNTH STREETS. ALSO, LOT ON FOU! oes STREST, BETWEEN 8 AND T 8° at public aution, on the premt sen, on TURBDAY. Mar I7rH. 188, at 4 16: O'CLOCK P. M., Lot 18, in square 169. frontin i 11 inches on'G street, between 17th a it street nor rthwest, with a depth of 113 feet t ae Terms made known at ge ce he Also, on same afternoot O'CLOOK P will sell Lot 199, square, Bio, Miron od 19 fecton Lith street, between Band streets, aud running ‘One’ dash, ani fe insiance, ia one and ras S06 per cont interes by deed of trust on. property. cea a a of sponte of ‘Bid will be PE co ee RC UULDWELL, Anct. ALTER B. WIGntAMs & CO., Aucts. SAL¥ OF FURNITURE. Pe CERERTS. EXTENBNE Sere OF AD Gi ase nas ,, May San. 1881, pes 10, oS rnonepay, Soe oA os a a By street nort! hotirwest¢ the usual Seas gh fay renee crs jinng business. We nameain Dut: Gottare Poroivures Walnut Bedstoads, bu Teaus and Washstands, Cane-seat Leeder tors, Mattresses, | ington, E: BENSINGER, Auctioneer. PEREMPTORY SALE OF 18 HEAN OF MEDIUM ‘RICED (ors HORSES. JU4T aBKIVeD I will eel, atine, Paease’ Oa yaaa will sell, vane 94% na avenue. ‘on’ TUESDAY MOMNING- aor Se SD, aT 10 0'CL0CK— 28 head of Horse Mares. Full description at sales aye dee ack wait “OUIGLER. 10 head of fire young Drivers and Workers, just arrived irom West Virzini = ALso— A large assortment of New and scone ae Buz- hie? Exsrese Wagons, Carts. Har &e. B. BENSINGET: Naot TAONOANDON DROS ae 1 Ni BEOS. eer? |B atmecralhc ae f and D D streots northwest. INSTRU- ONE COFPEB SODA APPARATUS IN PERFECT WORKING OBRDEB. ALso, ONF OPEN SIX-PASSENGER FAMILY Hie uiaGk: WITH OTHER GOUDS, AT A erooms, on TUES. COMMENGING AT 10 In front of snd within our PAY MORs1NG, 8p May, o'cLocK. V ALTEE 8B. WILLIAMS & OO., Ancts. Corner 10th and D ets , faciDs 1 Pend. ave. FXEQUTORS' BALE, TENTS NISHED REST Te HON FERNANDO OF FURNITURE. CA) MADE TOORDERAT THE EIRST IN THE COOGNTRY. On WEDNESDAY, May 11, 1881, co: MEXCING AT10 O'CLOCK A. My We shail sal, at the late residence ot the Hon. Ferna1do Woot, rontheast corner of 15th and I streets north west. We d-em it unnecessary to name in detail the ar ; ticles to be offered. ‘The charactor of the resitence is evfilcient_ evidence taat this gaall bs asic of a soperior order. logue can be had at our Auction Rooms by House SORBET ior inepestion May 9 and 10. NANDO WOOD’; Exccators. WALTER B.WILLTAMO& OO- Pe imteokdba pwns BALE OF Shen: YACHT **BIORM OFFICE OF THE ire WASHINGTON, D.C, J will cell at auc'ion to the highest bidd ‘Wharf, in thie ely: oa cach, at Stepbent THURFDAY AFTERNOON, tHe 1drit 1 OrcLOCK. the above Manied Bost, bs L-pxth of 75 feet, 14 feet beam, Saloon Stete Heom and berths for crew, ‘Vertical ‘The appurtenances belooging theret), coneist: oi of a comvlete outht of table and saloon furniture, yecessary to the comfort of a first-class boat, of ‘this cha: Schedules of contents of boat may be geen at Buncarron Bios, corzer 9th and D streets; and bost, ec, inspected at the wharf nemed, nnon permit obtain-d at this office. By order of the Chief Signal Officer. BOBEKC CRAIG, let Lieut. ;Property and Disharsing’ ‘otticers Signal Service, U. ucts DUNCANSON BROS. m2-bi CH ERY SALE OF TWO DESIBASLE x MANSABD AND BASEMENT CK DWELL NETH (ALL MODERN TMERO NOS. 619 1 NINETEENTH gs) NOSTHWEST. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, sitting fey in equity, Stockton, Recelver, & v3. New J-nsey Life I: surance Uo. et ge NO. G0! ace is, passed on the 28th day of ADrily 1831, the undersigned, as receiver, will sell at public auction wu frout of the premises. on MONDAY, May 1 Ass], av 5:50 O'CLOCK P- the following de ecrified real estate situate in ‘the Olt fon District of Goumbia, to wi iH, "in John Q- Fay'e sabdivinion oF part of bs 2, together with the improvements, prorerty offers a fine opportunity for a e investment, Eciug situated in oue of the n ost de irable localities im the west ent conve- uient to the Treasury, Sta‘a, War and Navy de- artmentsand the Executive Mansion, aad sur- unced by the residences of army and navy offi ‘Terme: Theamount of taxes due and remsining pEpeid and the expeusss of sale in cash, aad. the Dalat ce in six and twelve months, with interest at her cent per snmiim, roeurod by eleod of wu ou the property e eal, at the option the purchaser” A deposit of $200 requiredon cach hone at the time of sale, and ail conveyancing at purebater’s con! Terms to be complied with in fon days; otuerwiss the pronerty. will be resold at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser or vurchaneye, after dive days! advertisement ‘i JBERT F. STUCKTON, Receiver, &c. J. T. COLBWELL, Aust. m2-eok1s CHANGERS: SALE OF VALUABLE. IMPROVED ena ae ON STREEt NORTH- By vittne of a decree of the Bupreme Court of the District of Columbia. passed on the Lith day of July, 878, in Mquity Oause No. 46, wherein . A. Jones and Leon Te: a RA ants, and Delilah Ann Jones gna others are defendante, I abal on WEDNES DAY, May 4. 1881, aT 5 o'cLocK offer for fale et public auction, in front of the. preinises, the followibg-described Teal estate, belonging to the estate of the iste A'fred Jones, to wit: ‘The wes! thirty-two (92) feet of Lot one (1), and the wholeot Lots two (2) and three (3), in Square numbered seventy-three (73) situate on K street northwest, between 21et and 22d streets, ia the city cf Wash: D. C., with the improvements thereon. oh of these lots will be sold as a whole, or sub- | Giyided, as may seem beet at the time of sale. Terms: One-third cash, and the balance in two equal installments of six and twelve mouths re- epectively, with Interest from the day of sale. A deposit of 8200 will be required on each lot at the | time of sale, and all conveyanciag and recording at purchaser's cost. ‘Terms to be complied with in seven Shi other- wie the trualee reserves the right to resell the aPFOB- erty at the risk and cost of the he Gereultiag ba purchaser. FR, ‘Trustee. DUNCANSON BROS. RSueaaes “ap20-d&da CHASE. BALE OF TWO-STOBY BRICK HOUsE ON TWENTIETH STREET, Pat PENNHYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWES ri NHAR NAVY YARD BRIDGE At pauGHION. virtue of a decree ae Supreme st dip | eck a, ofthe he District of 4,841, abd Belinda Morris et al. are defendants, the ui dersigned Trostes will sell at public austion, on ardin front of the premises, on 20th sirest, bo- tween Pennsylvania avenue and H street north. west, on MONDAY, 97H Day OF May, 1881, at 5 O'CLOCK P. M., the north part of lot 27, ia square No 101, with the improvements, consisting of a two-story brick building, now weed asa store and dwelling -house, being premises known ag 822 20th street no) Un TUESDAY, 10TH May, 1881, at 5:30 o'cLock P. M , in front of the premises, lot No. 1, insquare east of equare No; 1025, eituated on Kastern Branch and Virginia avenue and Water etreet southeast, contain el 1 feet. fle: One-third cash, balanos in two equal it installments atsix and twelve mouths, with anierest to be srotred approved notes and liea roperty sold, 01 purchase money can be paid atdate of acie. "Nodecd will be given ancl a ‘he purchase money aud interést shail have been paid. A deposit of 8100 on lot in sauare aes and Sid on lot in enero gant of euro 1036 wil be re quired when solid. All conveyancini dost. Tf terms of sale are not compcied with in ton Gays from day of ralo the Trusteenvscrves the Fisut to resell the property at the risk cost of the faulting purchaser aS ‘Ave at puis: notice in some newspaper pubilshed in Waghic ii “JOHN. ES, vastee, © 26 280 & street north wes EUNCANSON BROS. Aucta. ap27-d&de T. COLDWELL, Real Estste Auctioneer. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated January ‘A.D. 1877, and recorded tn siber xo 840, folio 214. fe, os OF the land Fooorda fon the District of and b: of the on aHUl re ile fer for. fat at pabile auc- = on ‘THU! , May einlean” eye 27% x rer in front bs Te prewises, cent se apnum. a deedgiven and a deed of trast with insurance taken to secare the deferred pay- ments. All cost of conveyancing at the purchasers’ DEC. pe. WM _H WARD, Trastes. of Washing: “Oo and | 'PEOCIAL NOTICE, NORFOLK AND FEW 3 BS STEAMERS. x will pee her_wi oot oF Sixth street, te MONDAY, WEDN! ay fe ERIDAY. oie. Sralock fa.» tou a at Piney Point Gut an ven pitts Hrouisiay ficken good for four dsys, will be. Sn) -_ Round Trip to Fortress Monroe — First clase Fare to “Fortress Mourse snd First-class Fare to Piney First-cisee Koad TIA® to Piney Polst aad Poiot Second. vel pesmi Fe ort ono THURS. ctarDing leave ol AES, - DAYS ain ae, at ‘Tickets and fn be secured at general oftion, G19 ybta street ta the National Metropolitan Bank Building, orat PORES: Gth strect Wharf. JOHN GIBSON and E. U0. their tring, Teaving Pier 41, every 8: every FEIDAY, KAIGHT will resame East Kiver, New York, bm., and Georgetowa tta.m. For particulars apply to Agent, 63 Water street, Georset) wu. ‘OOD, Secrotary, _apso 613. 15th ht etroet, opp. U. 8. Trassnry. Row RICHMOBD. | FREDERICKS- AND FTATIONS ON THE ELORMORD, FRIDERIC. e guAtUBOAD AND POC RUBAMBOAT C omer gr. AND. SACU Ronde RESUMED Mince ‘at "1106, for. see ND 5 Gt and 6 RICH D EN a8 jut Te0j with ‘then new and splendid Steamer al tOR. beautifelly furnished and sppointed in every re- ‘ct, affording travelers an opportunity of sosing lount Veraon and the Potomac river while ea: josing ail the comforts of s first-claes Hotel. Table EGS Dest ever will be maintained. Tho Boat ath Rooms with Hot and Gotd W ‘ater, ¢ Hooms, Barbar shop end luxuriously furnished Staterooms for the neo of Invalides or others desiring them ‘The BXCELSIOR | Jeaven her wharf, at the foot of ‘Thstreet at 2 and 3:30 p.m.. connecting at Quantico w the) Fost Southern Mail, reaching amend p.m , and with the Evening ‘Train, arriving’ there at 9 50p-m., both of which trains connect with ali points South and Sonth- west. Retuning from Qusntico on arrival of trains from Richmond, and reachinx Washington at 2and 10:30 p m. if they cesire, procure rooms and spend the night on beard, taking the early trains next day. Those gn the boat arriving 7.P,m. can take the train at 31p.m. for Laltimore, Phiiadeiphia, New York and paints North Excursions —On this fine bos Hightful tripa can be made down the river durius tne coming teaton. Persons desiring to spend ths day at Quantico, where there is, & comfortable hovel. can take the morning boat; those oaly wish ing the sail down ihe river, the afternoon boat Arrangements can be made by excursion parties to stoy at Marshall Hall and Glymont. Meals will be terved to accommodste through passengera, ond for these desiring, can be ordered at any hour, onthe Furopean plan. Kates f Fare: Washing: ton to Quantico, first-claes, $1; .» SECON Clagh, Sc ; Wathineton to" Frederick sub thei ited to one day, $1.95; W: sehington to Rich: nond, limited to ore Do. do., unlimited, 3 “good for ten days, 3 Be Passengers to Fredericksburg must take the Af ternoon Boat. Excursion Bates :—First-olasstick st to Quantico and return, good only on day of ae 1; second-class ticket to Quautico and re food cnly on day of iesue, Suc.” Sunday Txcur Hons.—The Fxcelslor will'make an excursion down the river, without landing, every Sunday After- noon, at '3 o'clock, returning st about 9 o'cloc’ Kare'for the trip is conte. Ticke's can ba bad anit loformation cheerfully furnished at 6, W. Heed’. 3E MATTINGLY, eee WELCH, Agent, TOR. MOE EOLK, ror SS MONHOE Al THe ji MER G: ry the Us s. wa leave Ner wi hart, foot street, on TU: ESDAYS'avd Hous DAYS at 5:36 pom , SATURDAYS at6p.m., stopping at Piney Point and Point Look- owt going and returning Returaing, lesyes Nor- foik on W FRIDAYS and BUN- o'clock p.m Beginning with May i, 1881. ion tickets wil be issued, 00d {OF four daya us follows: see 88 faie to Fortress Monroe and Nor- = SORTaMOOTA D THE SOUTH. ‘EK LEARY, Ej et First-class round Recondeciass, e: pirst-claes. far Lookout. First- ch ways... = 150 to Piney Point aid Point Stateroome, #1. uptil 5 p.m: ‘The Beamer will extend ber trips to > Georgetown every Monday, stopping at Hartiey’s ‘Tickets ani teroome can be ad, and infor. mation chee iurnished) at B.'W. Reed's Bou's, 1216 ¥ ft, northwest 1431 ‘oure, Roose’s cigar Side at principal ois H. B. Polkinhorn, uext to ci ity P.O, and at Company's office, foot of 7th street GEORGE MATTINGLY, AS W. P. WELOB, Agent. Rivse LANDINGS. The Steamer ARROWSMITH leaves Potomad ferry wharf, foot of 7th street, every SATURDAY, MONDAY AND THURSDAY at7 o'clock a.m. for AILL RIVER LANDINGS ss far as Ourrioman and Lecuardtown, sconratn to Schedule. Returning Sunday, Tuoeday and Friday. £. J. STUNK, Parser. YVorackss TO EUROPE. 3. W. BOTELER & SON Are the Agents for the sale of Tickets in this Dis- trict of the INMAR STEAMSHIP 00. roposing to visit Europe can obtain all information y applying to, apl-3m. W. BOTELER & SON. a Jf S| Eee an tomer WEER ORK, Loni Souraameroras Dera, se MORDOR. ‘The steamers of this com) arday from Bremen Pier, fo foot Peo sa atrosk ote gee pags of ianylon aac ee ete aoa cara BE: or trelzhl ale on eee Henn INE, LANE ROUTE. THE OUNARD STRAMAHIP 00! MPANY LIm- Setween New York | Liverpool, Call- tug at U at athe Companys On 605 Tt ad janl9 VERNON H. BROWN & 00., N. ¥. Naw Foes Deexenean: t-class Steamers of this Line, ba) MeTERDAS baMiend | Ty RDA! a MBOHIEDASE, eee WA, geHolTen ND," Warron Bor e U. 8. Mails to the Netherlands, eave rataon Btores, one regularly, on WED- Cat 50. Bteerare, ion eG South ig MEDICAL, &e. ie BROTHERS is the Oldest Established La- dies’ Physician in Washin, ton. memes Irregularities, Obstructions an quickly cured. Gflice: 906 B rt. sou camer Op- posite Smithsonian, Wo charge for advice. ap: ap2o-cokds GUiB OF FINE BUILDING LOT ON NORTH FIDE OF K STREET, BETWEEN TWENTY- ELST AND TWENTY SEOOND BTRRETS NTH WEST. &° on WEDNESDAY AFTEBNOOS, Max 4 AT 280 O'CLOCK at, wo will front of the premites, part of Lot 6, 1 ‘s(juare ‘Nos eee the eastern 18 feet ine Fy inches front of j, sud running back that width to 8 fne slley fa ean Jerme. One. third cash; balangein one and two ears, notes to bear & interest, an i Nonred b by deed es trust ou premises wey'= an recordin: apdb dads “DONGANBON BROS, Ancts. C3ARGERE SALE OF IMPROVED AND OU IMELOVED PROPERTY IN THR NORTH- WEST SEOTION OF THE G oor caure No 8,971 wil ell, at ip ally th use No we a c fon, in front of the premises, ou TU MS Days THE 10TH Day oF May, 1881, aT 6 O'CLOCK at sandnert oh ty Square xo I tween 18th and fa tee Lots ana'S, Pr in same & wate, ol 18 ait aaa 8 een. Lote 9, Hy and all of Loti, c Cexoont ‘the north 6 oe Square 179, on 17th, between T aad U ats. ax WEDNESDAY, THE 11TH DAY OF May, I, ot enn oe BST 3a, with a comaparaiivaly news tro ifory aug basement brick dwelling with wae om oa "THUBSD AN, 7 ras 12TH Dax ov Mar, pod a Of a8th, at low w Mampeliits on of 261 ar avenues Esrthwess containing 15,000 square are 6 O'CLOCK P.M... ith street, feet ui DAY, the east onecaata be and west 8 feet of lot 6, in square Bouin te Detweon 84 snd 434 atroeie west ouaua sightosn seer, Dear: fr the day of sale, del bs a alien Fetained is the premises sold, or aji cash, at faecntion of tee purchase. A'dagbait of S100 1881, a1 y aquare 180, corner of 171 a lot improved ers Refri erOwOR,, Lounges, Parlor and. Ohamber Fura, Ca Giana’ aa ‘are, and large assortment encoun roads. to which the trade and pri- ve ge agers are tnvited: $P29-54 WALTER B, WILLIAMS & 00, Aucts. will the time of sa'e. conveyancing at tie cost Det of the mani (E, DROWNING, wa ¥. eet | arate, ‘9p%8-4 lo. 435 7th st. DH. WARNER Auot OLD MEDAL AWABDED THE AUTHOS !—A new and great Medical Work, warranted the best and cheapest, indispen- sabie toevery man, entitled ‘*The Science of Life KNOW | Self-Preservation ;" bound in THYSELF. | engravings, 125 ‘price only S105 Beat by minil: us frated sarirle six costs” Bend ow: Advivess Pea: body Medical Institute or Dr. WAL. It PARKER, Ro. 4 Bulfinch etrest, Boston, apl8-m,w,f is" KICORD, 141 WEST FAYETTE Bal trem long experience iu hospital and private Brsctiors is enabl narantes a ip Byphilitic disorders of blood, throu, nose cr thin.” Vietime of indiscretion tui Aperniatorta, premature decay, lost mantiood, scr, Fen ipreper or unhappy, ae |. Beoe: Eaonun by 2 Toca ‘remedy’ =e rate a 1s Re “pai Sa ‘Paseengers going North can, | [Vincennes Ind , Daily Swn.) Western Sun-light on the Sfatter. In view of the numerous reports by leading pa- pers, of the unprecedented popular iaterestin a car- tain ‘‘oil” question, it becomes a pleasure for the Western Sun—one of the oldest journals bayond the Alleghenies—to shed its Jiwht upon sme facts in connection therewith, ilustrative of the great “"boom" in the article. From every point comes abundant testimony thatthe half has never been told. Mr. Charles Zimmermsn, connected with the Court House Drugttore of E M Kellum &Co . stated to the writer of the Swn, that St. Jacobs Oil had cured his mother of a severe attack of Rheu- matism. Mr, Berman J. Watjen, (dd Fello’ Block, corner 2d street and Broadway, remarke: The Bt. Jacobs Oi! is selling better with me than ony other liniment, and gives entire satisfaction, having effected very many cures For instance, there is a prominent farmer living near here who was cured by the use of St. Jacobs Oil. Mr. W. A. Wendling, successor to Mr J. M. Duesterberg, observed: It cives perfect satisfaction, and I will recommend it to every- body. Everyone who has used it prefers it to au: thing else. Such reports are being conetantly brought by the leading newapapereof the coun- | try. Only a few days since the Lozisville (Ky.) ‘*Commercisl” referred to the care of Cast. Chas. WN. Corti, of thatcity, widely known throu: the river regions of the West as one of the steam boat men fa the United States. This gentio- | man from the exposure incideat t> his profession, contracted s ssvere cass of Rheumatism, with Which he suffered for many years, and spent a steat deal of money without relief, untit this | Great German Remedy again made him happy by his complete restoration to health. It becomes a Peasure fora newspaper to thus refer toa real'y merit: rious article, for the douib'e reason that it not cnly benefits ite own readera by so doine bat msnkind as weil. it 5,000 JAPANESE PARASOLS, For Misses, Ladies and Gentlemen, 5c. to Silo. in solid’snd fancy colors. 10. ~~ Japanese Fans, in all posatbie styles, from 500, elt ig Boge, from 20c. up. 1,000 Rustic Bicttre Frames, trom 1Se. up 30 cozen Soha Walnut and wilt Erauise, trom 250. up, always on hand, in ail sizes. 100 dozen Baskets, gonsintiog of 1 Lane. Shopping, z i, We infant, Office, Ko, &C., immente variet | | ‘at bottom frures | =. “Plate Gilt-Frame Lookinx Giasses, from | } | Beveled edlve Fine French-Piate Hand Mirrors, 75e. 200 Raty Didn't Clocks, correct time pieces, 5c. Seven shot Bevolvers. apananese Tiana. | nted Weod Panel 1 00 Ghamnon Sking, from Toe. ra 5,000 Bmall Turkish Sponges, from 5c. up, =a 6 A FRESH SUPPLY OF VELOCIPEDES AND BICYOLES. 200 Beby Carriages, in ali the new styles, from $5 | up. At SILVEBBERW’S Gress Metropoitam Bazaar of Fancy Goods and | ona ap23_ 312 7th and 313 Sth at., near Ps. ays. | OLIOEMEN, © re one 4ND OTHERS, ‘Try HAHN’ STANDARD" 1.25 Low Shor. Solid, confortable sud durable. 2° 4° ap29-8t__ 816 7th et. and 1922 Penna. avenue. | JRE NGERATOUS AND ICK CHESTS. Walnut Dining Room REFBIGERA- TORS, WaTER COULERS, CREAM FBEEZERS. All at lowest prices. GEO. WATTS, five doors above Pa. ave A=W Panasor, THE “ MERCEDES.” PATENT APPLIED For. 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CHICAGO, ILLINOIB. ‘TOLU. —— TOLU. SOLD BY DBUGGISTS, GROCERS TOLU. and DEALEBS EVERYWHERE, ‘TOLU. Abate sRCURE AnD BELIABLE BATIONAL BAFE DEPOSIT OOMPARY, 15th Street and New York ave. THE EVENING STAR. MONDAY. ..May 2, 2881 A Komance ot Own Day. Raveas City Times | CHAPTER 1. Pitou was in trouble. His cheek was. wan And his eye lustroless. He bit bis moustachtos ‘Dervousiy and gazed abstractediy out of the window. The sun was shining. Tne turds (wittered merrily in the trees. The Leman tide poured down the street, eome laughing, al happy. Bat Pitou Wassai. No- bedy came to do business with him. Nanive entered. She was Pitou's danchter. She was ais Sad. There were traves of tears apcut ht Where are you going my child: askea Piteu. “Nowhere, papa.” replied Nantne, “1 am walling “Walling? And for whom?” inquired Pitou. Jacques,” answered Nauine. Ah?” sald Pitow. CHATTER rt. Jacques was Nawine’s lover. He was also in love With Julle, the daughter of Pierre. Jacques Was a pleasant’ geptieman, but he was poor. He was ambitious to link his destiny with a mnademolselle of financial ability. Jacques stalked gloomily oun the boule. Yard. He intended to visit Nantae, but Pitoa’s shop wore a deserted appearance.’ The people Passed It by and enrged tn great swelling Dil~ We into Pierre's shop. Jacjues was Guick to detect th Tie was ian of tho word, “atom Diew ’ 1 have bad @ narrow escape,” he sald to himself as he passed Pivow's door ‘and entered that of Pierre, Crartee i “Yor have come,” exciaimed Jule, as Jacq20s clasped her go his bosom. “And you love me?” asked Jacques, giving & basty glance al the crowd of patrons in the fs 0p. Ere she cou} reply Pitou and Nantne stood in their presence, ‘Monsieur, you are a rascal!” sald Pitou. “You ave broken my Nantne’s heart.” No, Moneleur,” have done this. verre’s sho] sald Jacqaes, “It ts you who Look around you. “Tats is All is thrift and prosperity. Wealth poursin. Customers come ieagues to buy of Pierre, Keturn to yourown shop and lcok around you. You see deserted space, goods Ursold, avd bankruptcy staring you in tlis face. Is it not £0" b yes is right,” sald Pitou, bowing his ead. “Leave mewith Jule,” back to your shop. Advertise tn the daily papers as Fierre las Gone, and you may yet prosper, ana Nanine may yet find a husband.” CHAPTER IV, Pitou went. Next morolng he hada double half column inthe Zines, That week he sold sixty thousand francs’ worth of dry goods, and bought acorner lot tn Mulkey’s addition. In two montis Nanine married a plumber, and how livesin a palatial residence, and is the Lappy motber or twins. I did well to fol- “An,” says Pitou soflly, * vel., Well, yes. We should sald Jacques. “Go TOR Koss Assavirep.—Ex-U. Senator HOSS WAS assaulted by Postaias- ter D. R. Anthony while waiking on. the street at Leavenworth, Kan., yesterday. oss ts sut- fering frem the effects of his tp Jaries, Dut they are Lot consider d dangerous, 11 1s supposed the assault was provoked by an arti in the Standard, eritictsing fee ‘ompromi: eut of the ny Morehead, ‘oe president of the na Midland; Mr. Cowen, counsel ot the Baitimore and ;, Congressman Evans, of South Carolina, and several other promiLent Carolinians interested in the batid- ing of the Augusta aod Knoxvite ratiroad were iu Augusta, Gu, Saturday, tn conference with Presiaent Verdery, of tne’ latter road, Mayor May aud leading citizens, Coxsecrats: or Bisnor Janssens.—The con- Secration of the Very Kev. F. Janssens, vicar- —- of he diocese of Richmond, as "Bishop ot Natchez, took place In Richmond yesterday at St. Peter's Cathedral. Archbishop Gibbons, of Baltimore, Ofliclated as consecravor, Bishops Becker, of Wilmington, Del one Keane, of Kichmond, as assistant consecrators, ‘The cervices, tucl ng consecration, pontifsal Ligh mass, ‘and consecration sermon, which laiter was delivered by Bishop Eider, Coadjator Bisbop of Cincipnatl, occupied nearly four hours. Besides the prelates already mentioned, there were present, parUcipating In the cere- monies the Rt. Kev- Bishops Lynch, of Charies- Moore, of St. Augustine, Fla; Katn, of Wheeling, W. Va. and Grose. of Savannah, Ga. ‘These embrace ail the prelates in the pro— vince of the Metropolitan See of Baltimore, and it 1s the first me the whole number were ever assembled together in Kichmond. is Bo a VistUng priests there were about forty. Janssens Celebrated pontifical vesper Gay afternoon, aud delivered. lus farewell ad- ~dress, He was greatly Qeloved In Kichmond. Forest Fir are reging along Ube raliroad Ines in the vicinity of Carbondale, Pa., and a Genee Volume Of Smoke Covers that city. A large fire was spreading near Valley Junction, Pa., yesterday. Gaugs of men were called out in Clifford township to prevent several farm houses from being Gestroyed. Large quantities of bark and valuable timber in the Saiem woods and along the Jefferson brauch are in danger of destruction. Fire companies are useless on accountof the scarcity of water in the sub- urban districts. ooo M@ARKIBD. HYATT—DARDEN. Op Thursday, April 28th, eg at the rericer of the oride, by the kino, Rowen J. Hyarr to Maura E. DEK. Dien. CRAGAN. Monday, May 2d, 1831, at 3 o'slock = Be A ChaGay, in We Wirtieth pear of her “Funeral will take place from hor brother's rest- ence, Bo. 632 2d street. vetween F and G soutn- t, Wednesday, May 4’h, = 10 o'clock a.m. HAZEL. Sa urday, April 30th, 1551, at 11.39 p. m. oes ces H. Hazer, au the tif y-second year of rf He ‘funeral will take place from h’s late resi- Gence, No. 2401 M irect, to wiorroe, $d Laster ts ock.. Bervices at Trinity Qhurc’ Friends apa eoquntatnnens are Gecr wD. Spectiu'ly invited to attend. x KING. On May let, Jat. at 6.30 pm, at 118 Sth erect southeast, Z. M.'P. Kino, in the sixty- tignth sear of his age. ctice of funeral Leresfter. . G'CONNELL | April, 30th, 1881, at. 8.80 o'alock p.m. Mrs. LL, widow vf the late Jere- high Oru ine the Seventy fth year of ber after a short ia ineral will teke piace from ber daughter's res- iéenoe, Mrs. Flyap, 100 K street nortuwest, on Neane-day morniay, at 9 o'clock, with @ readigu, Wass, frow bt. Au yeius Ghucch PRATBRB, On Sunday morning, piay.is, 1581, Mancasbet, widow ef the late Hugn wratuer. Hier fane-al will takes iace from the reciaemes of her niece, Mre. 2. L. Huzard, No. 1125 Park Pisce Dortheast, Auesdsy siterncon, May 3d, at 2 O'clock. “Relatives and friends respectfully in- vited to attend. RAWLINGS. At Falls Church, morning of May 2d, 1881, M. Seed sevenseen soars dasahter of Matilde k and Va, on, the the late Meryl ~ Yer formerly of Monte omery coun! arylan Funeral will take place on Wednesdey, March ath, at 3 v'clock p in., Pails Church, ¥ FHERWOOD. At Fails Oburch, va, May 24, 1551, atl a. m., of vet. poeuaonia, Lvcinpa ot Archil: rod Buriwoor, wit ald Sherwood, ax mt care. ‘Funeral Wednesday, May 4th, 1882, at 10 o'clock |. m. SULLIVAN. On Sunday, May 1, sem, #2: 30 @olok p m., CATHARINE SULLIVAN, firty~ eee nl t from her Inte revi- y reepecutully yinvated *O 8 @ence on Wednesday, M Pnepes of the famiy attend, UNDERTAKERS al ILLIA’ HACK ere FRE SPINDLER, UNDERTAKER, sans 1233 Tth street northwest. DR nce Rk. WRIGHT, UNDERTAKER, Lieadl 1327 10th atreet a.w. erate. Oar ng r] - i. TENNEY & Dealers in Flour, Grain, Mill re PITAL avis wo Washington De tor Tabs Liaisheatise prea a eles for purifying the pocaeateonanes eoapunm: ies oar ie a. Ms warll 628 Oth ct. u.w. ¥ i THE NEW H** OU HEARD THE, c THE GREATEST MUSICAL WORDERSAPY OF THE AGE. Cal ard crauiue them at SIDNEY T. NINOS, 433 ith &t, nor.hwest.