Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1882, Page 7

“ford, C [Continued from Stith Page.) ait'ty ie of taese chertctrs was startling, and the det-otives an | police wore kept busy in getth them out of town. Soue came long distances, Spemdis. every cent toot they coukl get to react here,and landing in the e:ty destitute of money but rihh t ay tee personal represent+tion of the large army of cranks in this city were very great Perap) tie Langer proportion was heard of oaly tarou During th long st $0f the Prest cnt and the sire juent trial of the prisoner, ther os hor ly om oftietal the bulk of whose malt not com osed of “CRANK” LETTERs. The mulof the assassin nas, perhaps, from the Gate « 2 shooting «verazed fifty letters per day, andalirge mwabver were eviden nuine pro uct rs of sympathy him, « 39 letters of tue m earliest 0/ these communicxtions ws sarportms tO come trom George MADISON SQUARE, Citizen Assawin Gu Prison, D. ©. July 9, 1881. TFEAU, cae Warden Washingt: Party, Cabinet jan! Chi ted Demoerse: herd Grant-Artha: soo ky el seventy B Flauets use) obtaine: Quarter 2 for Gent hou d pardon you as bis best friend! ot Z Six months in ) Bible (Before foi!) f her! Declared “unsound wh Harmless” by highe-t Nesical Experts! ney manis Hammondites!) and “‘aene ‘e for his acts” by jury. As no one scem= uu. wil you seceyt my services as counse.? Guccess euarauteed in aivance!) Groner Prancts Trarn. It woul, however, require « volume to treatof the rank literature of this period. The doctors were flooded with letters, and Dr. Bliss at one time suid that his private mati wos so tmmense that he did Rot have time toeven open the Irtters. A lore rtion Were from people making suggestions about the treatment, an! in some eases tndertig their service's The suggestions as to the tre ment were usually of a very ridiculous des ription. It was certainly a harvest year for the “cranks,” and their effusions have hardly ceased ye Stage of the Presbient’s sit ness and the as30ss trial afforded an opportunity to these d minds, and even up to this time Warden Crocker has d ‘ily received letters of advice and assistance astoth: hanging. The record of the crank ept- Sodes and litersture sems to zive a good fonnda- Gon for the rather cynic. reiark that there are More lunatics outside than insid> the asylums. MOCK SYMPATHY FOR THE PRISONER. A peculiar feature of this sort of correspond- ence, which, however, can hardly be called cranky, Were the replica recelvet by the prisoner In re- Bponse to his appeal to the country for pocunt ald. Ti! d to be extremely sym- pathetic, and enctosed echeexs for large sutr sometin + 2s much as £4,000. but every | Stance (bey provel v ‘3 By the aid ent re} Of hes correspond Mis the disteiet attorney quit: an eXtenave musun corner of Mr. Corkhiil’s private office trial was a Lttie heap of Switches Was sent for Guiteau fro: rl no: Osceoli, wa, in onier t) testily to his feeling in 4 unique wey, Invested $6.30 in a’ pair of White kids, and a fine White satin Ue, the Uns of Which he Uyed bieod red. He sent with these a Fequest that Oey be worn by Guite.u on tee seat fold, tie red mirks to typity tie Innocent biood of bis v a. From Ohio came a iiftie woolen dos sile It cont faced a miniature per iumure of a men Was D.per Wousn wore haul Ing on vie rope. Thea: w: Eng tot Beription oa the box, Amon: other curtostt and cofia very peatiy co tree wit an effl-y six o: pended upon it ‘There was alsc open Ik O° which exposes a ad coffin fs inscribed “Strinculatus pro diavolo, 1882. CARTOONS, ETC. All sorts of pictures, curtaons and letters were Feceived and destroy.d. During the early part of the tril a great many gags of Various patterns, the common form being a corn cob with st tied at exch end, wer: received, with a reque That Uiey be applied tothe prisoner. In the same conne tion may be mentioned v¥. US Pots of glue and muctlage, sent with a suxgesiion that Gul- teau’s month be giued up. Many patent medicine Brms, dvubtiess with an eye to an advertisement, Sent the district attorney samples of their wares, Proposing that be dos: him-elf with the mixtur’s, alta should not fail bia unthi he had u. The district attoraey has «1s0 amoui Of confederste money t : over to the pri-oner. 0: testimont st letter, signed “eit. zens,” copper p the @ ived from New Wal mM A Too? mrker, proms to mak for the ated, white and bine rope, out of silk, Or any other material th: district attorney insight siect. One of the most ghastly curio-tties in the mus~um ts a blac cap, sent by an unknown friend ef justice. A letter "om Chicazo surzested ag the p oper mode of execution, taat Guite iu be fastened t> a rope 200 feet long, the other end be- faz att ced toa Daliooa, which would give him a Veritabic “flizht to clory.” Mr. Seovilie’s mail was also burdened with let- ters contatning all sorts ef odd ideas and suzy tions, an‘? It fs unaccount.ble why So many poopie Were willin: to take so much trouble in mutters that did not concern thei. —_-e-—_____ THE GIBSET. Miistory and bescriptioa of the Struc- ture on which Guiteau was Hanged. ‘The scaffold on which Guiteau was hanged to- @ay has been previously usd, having been built Originally for James Pry in the execution of James Madison Wyatt Ston om Aprit 21,1882 Betrord and Queenan w Ranged on the same sexffold In November of Bame year. Stone was bung ina tempora in the angle formed by tie east and Outst ie the walls, and it will be remembered that be was decapitated by the rope. Bedtord and Queena were hung Im the east area, in which it aow stands In that execution the tap was Worked by a rope pessir a DOS tuto the lasteell on the north @eemet expedient to chin e fall to the rear of the culprit tion of the box was made nece- but it 2e trop so that It will fn the tc tothe front of th reture. For the sume ri ture Was removed about two > orginal lovation last Monday, eight or ten of th prisoners furulsbine the power, The sooo ts the most substonttl end com- Pi te tee ot tue kind ever used here, ing ent rely of the pest aualliy of Georsit pine ant well coverst with Several couts Of arb colored paint. The eress-bean Of 6 by B Umber rests on uprichts 2 fect hich an. Binehes squire. This beam was ortzinally of one ed for one ut a hy plese of ton it “to make assurone doub- ceontion oc Beviford and Queen. + 19ti, ISS), nit was bores for tw other r The timb ra are 13 feet from out to out itself fs 11 feet sonore. 18 feet nnd, sippd XS neh uprights b tt: h + the upri braced by 2 2 nach boards, bid ftised and bette? In the is five feet square, and strep binges t the plat- by & long bolt, eoatroiied tached to it, and As 3. Cvor a pull ne bOX or conduit. Ws 15 fly Inches squire, and leads into a cell. A Plain rulextenis aroxnd the plitform, and the Steps thet lead up fram Cae ground or floor below are guoricd by similar rfling the ‘south stie of the struc are 5 fect wide, having a rise of seven inches amd tw-lve inch tread, which makes them, under Ordinary cireunstances, about the eastest to as- eend in the D strict. A heavy weignt is, by means Of @ cord running over a pulley, attached to the underside of the trap, which When the trap Bas srans prevented tt trom rebounding agatast ‘the body.” The hinges were all well ofied, and everything about it had been adjusted so that there should be no mishap. The noose was ar- Fanze:l for a fall of five feet, running throuzh the center bole of the cross-beam, thence along the top, and through it at the upright, and after being made fost at the cleat on the upright the spare op: was coiled over it, On this cleat the fatal noose Was Lung until the time arrived to adjust it tothe neck of Gult-au. —— Or MES, SURRATT. ue Steps are on ire a3 it stunds, and THE HANG A Scene which To-dny’s Event Calls to Mind, ‘The execution to-day brings to mind the cireum- stances surrounding the execution of Mrs. Surratt for complicity Im the as«<=:ination of the Presi- Gent. There were three other persons executed at the same time, but the great mterest has always centered in the woman who thus gave up her life on the gallows. After the trial of some weeks the findings of the court martial were approved, and on Thursday, July 6 1865, Gen. Hancock, in com- pany with Gen Hartran(t, visited the condemned im their cells and read the sentences. “Wayne showed no fear. Atzerodt became very Bervous, luis face turning an ashy hue and his lips and bands quivering. Herold trembled like a leat, and Mrs. Surratt burst into a violent PAROXYSM OF GRIP. ‘She osked that her spiritual adviser, Rev.Father Walter, besent for. During that day and night the Wh'te House was besieged with the friends of ‘the condemned to urge executive clemency. All ts were referred to Attorney Genera, Holt Miss Surratt, the condemned woman's @aug?.ter, visited the White House and insisted on the but was M. Seca e an aee at Decommutet to Imprisonment om account of her ‘ex, and down to the hour of execution entertained ‘At an early hour of the of execution Mrs. vs counsel tom obtatned Judge Wytie a of habeas Which run the was to avert the ation was @irected to the jail where the for the Sxecution was going on. ‘THE GALLOWS + 7 having been | was situated in the arsenal grounds, At the Mct- ropolitan hotel, where Gen. Hancock stopped, & great crowd assembled, tn hopes of procuring passes. His letter-box was filled with letters ant cards. But few applications were granted. At ar early hour tn the morning double guaras were stationed along 4% street, from the Avenue to the Penitentiary. Detachments of troops were sta- toned near the prison. Mrs. Surratt’s daughter was with her early in the morning, and she also saw a gentl-min and gave directions about her woperty. Her spiritual advisers remained. witt sef constantly. Shorty after 12 o'clock loud sobs from Mrs, Surratt’s celi told of the partifig scent with her daughter, and then Miss Surratt wa: vorted from Ler mother’s cellin a great pas- ol grief. Her sobs and cries were heard fo) p moments, until she hed passed through the ste. Shortly afterwants soldiers were drawr avont the gallows. and the proces- rou the prison. Mrs Surratt came ed by an officer snd a noa-commis nd attended by Rev. Fathers Wal ter and Wigett. Mrs. Surratt required to be ALMOST LIFTED ALONG by those who supported her, especially when they rame to the steps leading up to the gallows. I addition to her prostrated condition, the chain: upon her feet served to impede her progress. Or arriving upon the platform she was seated upon < chair, upon which she sank ina collapsed condi- ton, leaning feebly upon her right arm, and with upturned and sorrowful eyes. A soldier behind held an umbrella over her to shield her from the fierce sun. She was dressed as during the trial, 1n deep black. After the criminals had begn geated on the platform, Gen. Hartrantt advanced to the front and read ‘THE DEATH WARRANT in a loud distinct voice. Words of religious conso- lation were then whispered into the ears of the condemned. Fythers Walter ape ‘Wigett adminis- tered the office of the church for the dying to Mrs. Surratt, holding the cross to her Ips. The crimt- nais were then brought to the front of the plat- form 2nd placed over the drop. Mrs. Surratt’s arms were bound behind her with strips of white cot- ton, and also her knees ani ankles. The others were similarly bound. Mra. Surratt seemed to fine it difficult to stand, and sald to those near her: “Please don’t Iet me fall” At 25 minutes past one ovelock the signal wasgiven by a wave of the hand; the large blocks supporting the uprights were knocked out: the drops fet! with a heavy slam and the four bodies hung suspended. ‘There was only movement of the Hmbs of Mrs, Surratt cut down and placed tn pine interred In graves which had been dug near the scaffold in the jatl yard. They were sulsequently exhumed and given in charge of friends, Former Executions. Since 1850 the executions under the etvil law have been as follows: Daniel T. Woodward, for the murder of his wife, hung in the old jail yard, 4th ain G streets, September 21, 1853. The late Rich- ar] Wallach was the U.S marshal at the time. James Powers, for the murder of Frank Lutz, bung 1m the same place In August, 183 In the Jatl the head of “discharged,” this case : “Hanged by sentence of the court. I 4 died a true Christian death.” The late Wm. Selden was then marshal of the Distriet. The hext tline the scaffoll was erected was for a sol- dier, John Foley, convicted ef the murder of a corporal of his company and sentenced to be hanged fn July. Foley made his preparations for deach, being attended by Rev. Father Wigett, and having been pinioned he was about being led by Col. Wara H. Lamon, then raarshal, to the scaf- fol, when a commutation of sentence to impris- ent for life was recetyed from President Ltn- cotn. It required the priests some time to persuade Polcy that tt was nis dute to accept it exceution was that of Aucustus Ford, colored, for the murder of — Richardson, which took place in March, 1863, and this wa3 the last under the ice, © 1AW Was amended and the afl was made tn- lent of ti hal’s office in the early part ppointiment of the warden, Wit Tules, &., was vested in the Su- @ Court of the District. The first warden, the late Robert Beale, was appointed April 11th, 1864, und tue late ‘T. 3. Brown and W. H. Huestis filled out the tine till April, 1869, when Gen. John 3. Crocker Was inied, and has continued in office since. only “execution under Gen. z 3 ib the wardenship of Lawrence A. Tucil, hung under Mr. Be Feetion, July 7th, 180 that 's di- 84, for the murder of his wite. xevutlons Were as follows: James der of Mrs. Faulkner on Ohio avenue, hung on March 24th, i871. George W. Jenkins, colored, for the muriér of his wife, Octo- ber 3ist, 1872. Barney Wood, for the murder of &. M. CheeS-man, December 6th, 1872. Charles John- son, for the murder of his wife, December 10th, 182 Tom Wricht, for the murder of the Polish peilar, Rogerski, June 6th, 1873 Henry Young, for the murder Of the drover, Hahn, November 23th, 187%. James Madison Wyatt Stone, for the inurder of bis wife, April 2d, 1880. Joseph Never- altas Babe Bedford, and Edward Queenan, tor the murder of George Philip Hirth, November th, The scaffold has been erected several times for others sentenced to be hanged, among them, Mrs. Turpin, for butchering er ’husband--sentence commuted fr Ife; James Peyton, for who: the resent structure Was constructed in 1879, and Al- rt Nicholas, who died in prison before the time tor his execution. ee THE WASHINGTON JAIL. Something About Its #listory—A De- scription of the Building. The buflding In which Guiteau was hanged to- doy isthe flith budding used asa Jail in the Dis- t. The first was «small brick affair in the orhood’of the: coast survey building on New emu? southeast, used fora few months y after the District was ceded to the 1 government. The second was in the | Squire bounded by 4¥, 6th and © streets and | Loulstana avenue, ond there McGurk was hung in 1802 The third was « brick structure on E street, | Justin the rear of the City Hall, afterwards used as the Woshinston Infirmary Hospital: and the te oy "a building at the one a ts, ch Was vacated in following year. T JAIL teast, between B and C the grounds being bounded on the south by Washington asylum grounds and on the north ¥ the smallpox ho-pital grounds. Were it not for its proximity to the Eastern branch and the small- pox hospital, the tocation would be Icoke] on as all thet could be desired. The fail 1s quite an imposing looking edifice, built of Seneca stone, the outer wall being pierced with large windows, whieh give plenty of light to those inside. The sing faces West, and fs nearly 250 feet in noth, We NO:t and south wings being each 132 feet 8% foches long and 62 feet wide. In the center 4s the rotund, 62 feet 5 inches by 77 feet 74 inches, and 60 feet from floor to peak of roof. The } building fs, In fact, a prison within a prison, for | Detween the walls which enclose the cells and the onter walls there 1s a space of 16 feet. Each of the ceils (except the double one at the end of each corridor) Is 5 fret wide, 8 feet long and 10 feet high, has a grated window opening on the space or court between the inner and outer walls, and a barred door opening upon the corriior.’ A thick, solid brick Wall ruuning down the center of the wings ides OF separates the corridors. There are four Moors or ters of these cells, and a total of 272 cells im the building. ‘Tne entrance to them 13. by Weg of an tron door tn « sort of cage, in which the cor- Tidors terminate at the rotu ‘These cages en- close the stairways of fron which run up on either sie of the rotunda. In the south wing those pris ners who are awaiting trial are usually confined, and in the north wing those under sentence to Jul. In consequence of this division, Cooper! the worst cl.iss of criminals are found tn the south wing. The west wing ts 62feet wide and 70 feet 5 laches deep. On the first floor ix ‘THE RECEPTION ROOM, Wherein sits the officer n charge of the entrance, and directly opposite the entrance, is a hallway which leads into the rotunda. On the right is a door leading to the deputy warden’s office, and behind this is a storeroom, in which a number of tools, such as ropes, black caps, cords and hand. cuffs, are kept on hand. On the left ts the warden’s oitice. In the upper stori ‘s are the rooms for the female prisoners and the ‘physician's office. Crossing the rotunda the visitor comes to the east fade On the lower floor of tnis wing is the kitchen, and above it the chapel ‘This wing fs 62 feet by 58 feet 834 Inches. After the food ior the prisoners ts prepared In the kitchen, it ts cut up and placed In tin boxes of a convenient size to slip through the bars of the cell doors. At the proper hours these boxes are carried by the kitchen Log oe Pea oats ae entrance doors of ~ ngs, AN uty hands,” or prisoners wio ‘ ood conduct the privilege of cells during the day, take into the prisoners, Wing is the mess room for ‘at the jail since uar-ered in tae 78 tor heat- fs located on 19th s! the plan which was of the jail, from the warden ‘The next®| tinctured with bitterness which tell how much ‘ne has suffered. Mr. Scoville arrived hereon the 4th of July, having been summoned here by other ‘business, before the President was shot. He then ‘Visited the prisoner in his cell. Not until after the ‘aictment was found were any formal steps taken ‘towards making a defence for the prisoner. Then the district attorney, at the requestof the prisoner, wrote to Mr. Scoville to come and take charge of the defence. Mr. Scoville responded at once, and devoted his entire time thenceforth until the trial Was over and the bill of exceptions completed to the defence of the prisoner. A day or two be- fore the trial opened Mrs. Scoville and her litt daughter came, They were constant spectators at the trial until nearly the end, when Mrs. Scoville went home to endeavor to Save some property which was to be sold under a mortgage After the trial, while Mr. Scoville was here, Mrs. Scoville began proceedings in Chicaco to have herself ap- ointed a conservator Of Gulteau’s estate, on tht mind that he was of unsound mind. No decisior ever reached in the case. ‘The action of Mrs oviile in this matter drew out from @uiteau a card published in Tug Stak declaring Mat “The Sco- yilles are a nuisance,and I want nothing to do with ‘hem.” A breach which had been opened betwee! John W. Guiteau and Mr. Scoville was widened on ccount of a negotiation between Mr. Scoville an: Philadelphia Tefriverating appuratus company with the ylew of exhibiting the preserved body o! Guiteau after he Was hanged. There appeared to have arisen a general feeling of discord among th members of the family, Mrs. Scoville, distracted oy her brother's impending fat an traveling sbout the country with her litte daughter, hoping. S she sald, to excite public sympathy in her brother’s behalf. She went to New York, and, ollowing an example set by her husband in this city and other places, attempted to lec- cure, Mr. Scoville, not liking the course affair= vere taking, went to New York to recover nls wife, and began habeas corpus proceediny to ret possession of her, as he believed John W. tulteau, who was then ‘in New York, was secre- ‘ing her. While ie dhs Mrs. Scoville went to Chicago. Since then she ap- pears to have renounced her allegiance to Mr. Sco- ville. In a recent letter he declared his intention, 43 soon as her brother was hi to take steps to have her placed in an insane asylum. Mrs. Scoville came here on Monday with her little girl, Bertha, who has becn the companton of all her unhappy wanderings since the family was broken up. were pel RAILROADS. FOR Ricisonp, FREDERICKSBURG AND ALL POINTS SOUTH, VIA RICHMOND, FRED- ERICKSBURG AND’ POTOMAC RAILROAD, AND THE STEAMER EXCELSIOR, BEGINS HURSDAY. JUNE 1ST, 1882. ‘The popular Steamer KEYPORT, of, Potomac Steam- boat Compahy’s Line, will connect at “Quantico” with the trains leaving Washington at 11:25 a.m. and 5 p.m. for all Southern Points, STEAMER LEAVES ITH ST. WHARF AT 9:90 A. M. ANI . M. TICKETS BY RaIL can VIA BOAT AND VICE For information, &c., apply at Company's office, 7th street wharf. GEORGE MATTINGLY, Gen. Supt. . P. WELCii, Agent. my29-3in, ALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD. FAST, AND THE ONLY LINE BETWI TH~ EAST AND THE WEST, —DUUBLE TRACK! COUPLER! STESL RAILS! SCHEDULE TO "TT. SUNDAY, MAY t LEAVE WASHINGTO! 5—Chicaro, Cincinnati and S leeptug Cars to Cinci 5.00—Baltimore, Elticatt ¢ ALIIMORE EXP Baltimore, Annap d Way (Piedmont Stras. Winchester, Hagerstown and Way, Via ye) 45—BALTIMORE EXPRESS. €:10—Point of Roe! PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK AND BOSTON 3. Parlor Cars to New Yor! y Express, (connects for Ha- gerstown and at Rocks for Frede 19:00—Baltimore. Hyattsvilie and Laurel Expre sat Beltsville, Annapolis Junction, Jessup's and Dorsey's. On Sundays stops at ail stations. 10:00-—-BALT iMORE EXPRESS, (stops at Hyatteville innat! and St. Louis innatiand Chicaso. Annapolis, Way. and Way. erick, Hagersi via Relay.) 4:30—Haltimore, Hyattsville & Laurel & xpress, (Fred erick, via Relay, stopping at Annapolis Junction. ) $4:40—Baitimore, Annapolis and Way stati 4:45—Point of Rooks, Frederick. chester and Way Stations. (on Sunday to Point of Rocks and Way Sta ly.) ALTIMORE EXPRESS, (Martinsburg and el Lope at Hyattaville and Laurel.) ‘Way Stations. y Stations. ic EVELAND and DETROIT SS Sleeping Cars burg. 9:10-BALTIMORE BXPRE: All trains from Washington stop at Rels For further information apply at the Baltimore and Qhio Ticket Offices, Washinuton Station, 619 and 1351 Pennsylvania ayenie, corner 14th street, where orders will be taken for baxyage to be checked and received at any point in the city. 0 LORD, Gen. Passenger Agent, Balto. WM. CLEMEN ‘8, Master of Trans., Balto. IPHE GReaT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE, TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST. RACK, PL. 1) MAGNIFIGEN'| EQUIPMENT. FFECT JUNE STH, 1882. Trams Leave WASHINGTON Prom STATION, Conver OF 6TH AND BSTREETS, 48 FOLLOWS: — For Pittsburg and the West, ‘Chicao Lim: ‘of Pullman Hotel and'Sleeping Care daily ; Fast Line, 9:3) a.m, daily, with Cars from Harrisbure to Cincin: ‘Western press Age daily, with Palace Csrs t» Pitts ure Mail Express, $:50 p.m. daily for Pittsburg and the West. BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. For Cenandsicua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niavara, ’ a.m. daily except Sunday, with Palor Car from Harrie- burx to Watkins; p.m. daily, except satur- day, with Palacs Ca:# to Canandaius. For Williamsport, Lock Haven, and Elmira, at 9.30 a. m. daily, except For New Yc 20, Express ee} 30, 9 yf and 10:20 "p.m vrees 0: Putman Par- lor U: 9:30. y, except Sunday. For Brooklyn, ¥ ‘h trains connect at Jer- sey City with boats of Brooklyn Annex. affording direct transfer to Fulton street, avoiding double Fringe across New York City. ade:pma, a.m., 10: '0 a.m., 1:30, meee | 10:20 ‘pm. Oh Sunday, 9, 9:50, an Limited Express, 9:30 a.m. daily,ex- Sunday, 8: and 10:30 p. For Po, e's Cree’ except Sunday. For Annapolis, 6:402.m and 4:40 p.m, daily, éxcept Sunda: RATL- ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG WAY. AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON 200, 9:20, 11-00 and 11:25 a.m., O'and 11:30 p.m. On Sunday aud 11:25 18 c znd the Sout daily, and 5:00 0 leave Alexandri: 8:15 and 10:00 pm. an 7:20, 8:15 rnd 10.00 a.m. pm. ‘Tickets and information at the office, northeast corner pf ttn street and Penuaylvanin aventig und at the sta tion, where orders can be left for the checking of bag- age to destination from hotels and residences. J. K. WOOD, General Passenger Axent. General Manacer. FRANK THOMSO! Fors SAFE AND RELIABLE CATHARTIC TAKE NATTANS' PILLS. Home-m. de, they are always freeh. ‘They invariably relieve Headache, Biliournicos, Costiveness, Dyspepsia and General Disorders of Stou- ach and Bowels. ‘Try them. 25 cents, ARTHUR NATTANS, Pranmactst, m9 \éth and T and #d and D atroets a. 07K ENNEBEC ONLY." We are the only firm in the District dealing ex- clusively in KENNEBEC ICE. Our houses at Farming- dele, Maine, contain 80,000 tons; at Pittston, Maine, 10,080 tons—far more than is controlled by the wuited companies of the District. ‘The patronage of dealers and consumers is carnestly solicited. Polite and prompt attention und best market prices guaranteéd. and House—sth street wharf. ice—6tn and C streets northwest. Je8-Im RICH & GO. Patent COMBINED FLY TRAP AND ADJUSTABLE H CRORE BONN Ssss8 O0OR REEREKERN NNT DAISY LAWN MOWERS, HYDRANT HOSE, BUILD- ERS' AND MISCELLANEOUS HARDWARE, F. P. MAY & CO., Je5 634 Penna. avenue, near 7th street. — NHE CELLULOID TRUSS; THAT NEVER » Dever wears out, always and can be worn while bathing. 1s for saleat CHAS. FISHER’, 623 Tth street a MRS. FISHER devotes her attention to wants of Lady Patrone. mil NE FURNITURE STORAGE. CHACE’S, ald NEXT CITY POST OFFICE. W 18 THE TIME TO GET AWNINGS, AND N° Is GB, ia the man tomakethem. *™ = Market B78 tm Canna CARRIAGES! ‘In stock fine line of my own make and other first palo, © Bamber of second-hand Garbage: . AUCTION SALES AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. MEDICAL, &c._ THIS AFTERNOO ‘TO-MORROW. OTT ON OF IMPROVE! BOTTLE 0 OF Dk. BROT! RISER D. WILLIE & OR, =, anew: CRE ESTATE No. a8 a A, Proratine Cordial wal "cary guy cane, WwW ares Ss. Moree and Oneviees Posner, or ee Be ‘igor to the whol OT OURTED. ON G STREST SOUT SS = las Seecee Tree hk Sty AE id ae 1F KECRET DISEASES SHOULD CON. On SATURDAY MORNING, JULY FIRST, COM- = 4 Vi 8 OF «i DISEAS * HIGHT AND SON PL OTH MENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK.1 will ool at thesasaar, | sched as trurtece wil cifec Yor wale, aepubuic sucusn. | ,¥, ND, Brothers and Grey, We street nouthiweet, SOnruEaer. we Canooy-top, Basket Phmtons. ELEVENTH Day TELE AD. ae, TAT | CBR Zoa, withow reeling ye 8 Agtrpuannaes te ‘Photon, built by Young. FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., Lot’ bumbered aix (6). | SASL af scare by not wane of Wael in square numbered seven hundred and twenty ms ote - ‘wit ote for sale, at nine (72%), in the city of Washington, in the Dic- MAbs DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR - front of the Tespectve pretnings, (on the Gays trict of Columbia, with the, improveuients. thereon, ies; Ail female comdaints quickly cured. un ts Sere ha a Sear pe ot St | Seppe tetccan sabes ‘On THURSDAY, JUNI a which willbe | Parcels in the discrati 2 SIX O'CLOCK P.'M., Lok 1, — Oe eats, Gee ind of the @ MEN NTS G treet woth went BENSINGER. Auct._ | Piysolein one and t have, gulled. to vecstve oa ty pOBIRIDEY, 702s SBIR TIOTE, 1082, at tap eame [PHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Dropert sold. oF ber ‘Census, Nerve Stiity, Jupotency <, ‘aghan, ea, subdivision of lot 3, in equ ae chaser. Right to re-sell at reat é ‘two stamps for our questions {or oe eee eer TR ee CTI Daas A MUATER AERTS | iSrarizem cigrgptgce = ooee NS | Pen aoa peak suven tare Gaarintine te ence Gore AND IN FRON: OF MY SALESROOMS, SAT- [LTON, “Tue Laws oF axp Heacta.” GEORGE E. HAMILTON, vAOG AMAR, > Trustees. nT ¥. UBDAY, JULY 1st, 1882, AT-TEN O'CLOCK. ‘See > Medical and 8: ead retary, an = Row vote, u 147 Kast 15th the day of sal ‘hich the issory notes of ALSO, a the purchasers, to Se givtn, bearing interes tenn tie | OFFICE FURNITURE, VERY HANDSOME WAL- D® Brcorps ay of pale at six per cont, payable quarter yearly, to be NUT DWARF BOOKCASE. ecured, by a deed of trust on the premises. sold and a ‘ALS VITAL RESTORATIVR, ‘tisfactory, insurance on, the improvements: | LARGE ASSORTMENT OF WORES, (will be Fa ae pe eg eg eg soi in lots to suit.) PUBLIC SALE OF Bi Approved by the Academy of Medicina of Party re Dr ANDI WILDING LOTS ON HAND I ia ‘the im defeult to comply Furht. resezved to resol at BETWEEN commended by the Medical Celebrities of the World ay Ste oantinaaees ihe By order of the U.S. Macshal,at TWRLVE O'CLOCK | AND THIRD SiERTS.” cost of defaulting purchaser. Conveyanc:ng : chaser’s cost. $100 deposit on of bi M., in front of my suction rooms, one brown Horse, | On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, x “mproved property, and $25 on each of, the ince," and one black Batow. Bere Decae the | CHALE PAST FIVE OCLOCE in proverty, of Benjamin F. /HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. 3029-2 THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. ynt‘on fy between srereees * tne pra —— with name CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REALESTATE. | ‘Wy ALTER B. WILLIAMS & O0., Auctioneers, | * 403th of 100 eek wan alley, 14th and EGESMOND. faadmune re kddeese De 8. B Under and by virtue of a decree of the. — 1ithy fronting 30 foot Teche ca Taree batseea ad | BIGES . dim. fork. mad ogee jot the frit of Columbia, “paneet aay 20,62 | uzarHEn-ror. pucGy. SET OF SINGLE HAR- | sna’sd Dorthiweak with s depth of 180 fest ton 1S foot D)E_ROBERTSON, TaN MOST RELIABLE », in cause No. 7,880, rity ESS CTION. alley. apecialiet =a sald court, the undersigned. eg trnstess, will offer for | Op SATURDAY, at TWELVE O'CLOOK M.., we | | Terme: Qne-fourth in cash; balance in six, ty Feats = wit Sings sale a front shall sell, tn, trou maoti Leather. ‘cighteen mouths, with ititerest at rate PHIRTIETH DAY OF JUNE 1842, atBIX OCLOCK | Top Bags: nearly news bess maker suitable fore dee. | cout Sid sooared Ro ded eg trnee yer9-“dede | 2 m4 “Te Cath. aren ra =" (PHOS. J. FISHER & OO., Heal Easate Auctioncers. | {5° qo rrnamn, tn rey TER B, WILLIAMS & CO., — we hes; ‘acti TRUSTEES SAL" OF BUSINESS on comet W alley; thenoe weet 49 feet Sinches; thence south 21 feet | —2¢29-2¢ —— PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. a 9 TPeraas of exe, te presprabed by the decree: One thira | '[HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer. 50? MONDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 7! rT =| Eitan, alamere Ba pfthe purchase money in cash, balance in three equal | if 8 OF VERY VALUABLE IM- | sail Lot No ete he *No. 10, fronting 25" 50 REWARD IF DR. BROTHERS PATE instalments, in six, twelve and eighteen months, with | "PROVED AND ‘GNIMPROVED, PROPERTY AT | foeton ue, nbdand 0% streets, core any case of Suppressed oF Men interest from the day of sale and it thereof BRIGHTWOOD, D.C. ON THE EAST SIDE OF | with a depth of 180 feet toa wide public alley, and im- Leucorrhos (or sae oe 4 to be secured to the satisfaction of said trustees. If THE SEVENTH STREET KOAD, AND IMME- proved by Building, with two fine | ruptions or [rregularities of the Menstrual 35 the. paseo fall to, comp! rfembeeot terms wee es DIATELY OPPOSITE THE BEIGHTWOOD HO- | Btorea, 60 fest in depth, Nos. 31? ent 31) Fennsylvania | Sears experience. 906 B street southwest. al8-3mi to resell the property at the risk and cost of the default- | 7 Situe of adeed of trust date the Ist avenus. Tho ing purchaser, after two or, notice in The day of October, 1877, and di in Liber Star newspaper. A deposit of $25 on the prope No. 863, folio 387, one of the ‘records for the will be required at the sale. All conveyancing at pur- | Distictof Goluebin: aad by dine cae ae te ety pe BABE OOS. onN F. HANNA } STURD ia JULY FIRST i889, on the premises, at JAMES M. JOHNSTON, { Trustecs. ng described yeonerty, vist Je19, 23, 27,30 Webster Law pee Parcels of Re ud is ey all al on receint of price, Om county and_ Distri HANCERY SALE Oi UABLE TWO-STO! R. 30) 8 BLOOD PURIFIER in ESE DOWNS ncemanae: Known and desoribed | C"Fuame DWELLING. HOUR AND. Sie pare for Byrn, Behe Oo Pa 4 3 IRABLE THREE 8 ORY AND BASE- 2. in Butt’s subdivision of of Peter's STREETS SOU(HEAST, IN THE CITY OF | ney Dineases and all’ Blood Polson. Cure of EE oe hentnol double Dwell WASHINGTON, D. C. funranteed in either stage. Send two stampe for paim- SYLVANIA AVENUE, BE’ ruit trees and shrub- | By virtue of a decres of the Supreme Court of, phlet. Revere House, Boston. FIRST AND TWENTY-SECOND STREETS, AT heaney’e subbsivicion of Peters Mil Sosy, | She_Diskrict of Columbia, Dameed on chet day offi) Mocwtn De. SORE Ee i . ay. ity Case No. a On FRO ea FTRRNOON, JUNE TRIRTIETH, improved by a large barn with stabling for eight horses: | jublicauction, 14 front of the ‘the following EALTH IS WEALTH{_DR. EF. ©. WESTS 1883, BEST O'CLOGHS Sp Rone ne he ea And all of Lots marked and lettered A, F, G. H, 1, K | teal estate iu'the Git of Weekineten Deir ae NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT. A Specie Hale tos Ges ak tere ee and L, in John MeCheaney's subdivision of part of ‘lot oon MONDAY, the TENTH DAY OF JULY, for Hysteria) Dizziness, Couvulsicns, “Nervous Head in square No. 75, running back to.a 28 foot alley,'con- | BUmbered one (1), according to Butl’s subdivision of | 1gs2 ei FIVE O'CLOCK P. M., all of Lot 23, and the | sche, Mental Depression, Loss of Memory, Spermetor. taining 4,014 square feet Of wround, witli the above iin part of Peter's Seat. The above lots are unim- | south (3) three feet two inches, by the Gepth therect, of | Cary Tmpcwency, Involuntary, Rosiedoes, Fremsten Drpvanente, ¢ raining all the modern conveniences. | | PEs ewood ia rapidly improving, andis considered | HOt24: im Sduare O44. together with te improvements indulgencn, which’ joeds ‘to misery, decay and’ death, Su ene mainte avin faberet ot a por nut | Se leads eta okey guouag Wamne, || Rem of ee: Sue tnd of the parchar money mut | One Hor wllcure, rut gunn Hach boca on > " De a ng view ry, ai - | be paid in cash; the ts | ipnbiect tan deat of Gant of ee OOo ae node cont, | rounding ‘countes, and is one of the most healthy looa- | Of hes uch the Sotee of = ae tions in the District, Ee $100 soait cenuived aa tinecot enter t” | Lerms: One-third cash, the balanco at six, twelve, | CBM#:, bear taken, 5 trus: a 4 ‘ Matate eighteon and twenty-four months, withnotes bearing in | chaser. The trusvee will retain’ a lien ontne property | £¥e dollars, we will send the; ‘our written waar. eee SOS Pemnayivanis creases terest until paid, and secured by adeed of trust_on the | so.d until the trrms are complied with and the purehas | aBtee to return the money OS oe allie Sar re oA quN coanCUN a Durchaeor’s cost. | money paid in fui A deposit xf $100 must be mace | Secs curs. | Guaraioes taved "by "ROM- LTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. A deport of $100 will be required at the ime of sale. If | Sneach lot sold om day of sale. Testae at ante athe $10 Penney ivania aveuue, Was % pail the terms of gale are not complied with in ten days after | Connited with within saver aay toe cooler elit tee | Wholeealeand Hetall Agents, to whosn TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED | the day of sale, the trustee reserves the right to resell | fold at cost of defaulting purchaser eereranctoe and | be addressed. ocl6 KEAL ESTATE ON FOURTEENTH STREET NORTWWEST, NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE. By virtue of 2 deed of trust duly recorded in liber, No. 971, folio 206 et seq., of tne land records of the! District'of Columbia, snd at the written request of the party secure:| thereby, we wil ofier for sale at pub- lic auction, in front ot the premises, on the THIR- TIETH DAY OF JUNE, A. D. 1882, HALF-PAST FIVE O°CLOCK P. descriled real esta ! hn O. Evans’ subd ‘ve, in Square number two hundred and forty-seven. in; the city of Washing- the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur- chaser, after five days’ sdvertisement in ‘The Evening | Pecoding at Star. Plate of the property can be seen at the office of the trustee or auctioneer. J..V. N. HUYCK, Jel9-deds ‘Surviving Trustee. pV ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON SOUTH SIDE OF LOUISI- ANA AVENUE, BETY ND-A-HALF urchaser's cost. YEDANTUS B. ERWARDS, Trustee, 611 F street northwest. J.T. COLDWELL, Auctioneer. Je29-d&ds JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. TKUSTEFS' SALE OF SPLENDID PROPERTY ON THE NORTHE: OF 13rm AND N TREE | IMPROVED BY A STEAMERS, &c. EW YORK, KOTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM. ‘The first-class. full powered, Clyde-built Duteh Steamehips of this Line, AMSTERDAM. ROITERDAM SCHIEDAM, ED ZAANDAM. P. CALAND. W.'A. SCHOLTES. MAAS, Carrying the U.S. Mailx to the Netherlands, leave com- FOU. toe i P XTH STREETS NORTHWEST; LO? 25x | .On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, the 6rit noe pany’s Pier, fortof Sumex street, Jeracy City, N. due Not risa nath eae sorts pot beak Babel eee 180 £0 50°F EET ALL EY; IMPROVEMENIS oe oa 388%, af 6,OCLOCK. in perl recularly very WEDNESDAY for Kotterdam snd Aui- wired ie uK DWE sterdam, alternately Psferiis of sale: Cash. i deposit of $100 will be re-| By sintuc ote deed of trum delet’ kagust Ith, fon, parts of Lote 5 and, in square 280, fronting 25 | “litre tainn, $i : quired at time of saio. “Terma of sale must be complied | A.D. 1879, and duly recorded in Liber No. 918, $3 | Seet‘on N street north and Fem Sany de H. CAZAUX, General Agen! With within five days, or prorerty will be resold at cost | fo'10 454 ef seq. one of the Land Records for the oot west, and improved by © two-story louse | New York. For pasuuze apply to W. of bidder. District of Columbia, and at the request of the party | With back butidins, (No. 1231 N street.) with | © 00., 92 Pennaylvania avenue, W BN a W,§ Trustecs, | SUC catia’ oh SALTED AY VOe EIST” eal" | interawrat Ger cent payable: seni-aonumiss bess: | FVEE STEAMER “-MATTANO” LEAVES 7 CHAPIN e premi on 8. 2 IU: 2 r, 1882, erect a f A A NO Je21-d Gaaay Ap aitona aveniaes at HALE-PAST FIVE P. ‘M., the following Heal ‘Estate | cured by the purcha-cr’s notes and a deed of trust on street wharf every SUNDAY, TUESDAY AN! situated in the city of Washington, in said District, and THURSDAY, at seven o'clock a.m.."for the property, or all cash, st option of purchater. Con ~f 4 tc A DE! E 1 public ground plat of said city | Veyancing at purchaser's cost. A deposit of $100 re- | jan, pring at landings in Nomini on Tuesdays N THE WEST SIDE OF NINTH 8’ bo the eastern 35 foes treating Lomicicns avenue by Gee | auired at ime of eale. if terms of aule are net com and TI cna t flatta Cack on Sundays and Toure; E full depth thereof, of Lot No. 18, in equare No. 490, | Plied wth in eeven days from day of sale, the property Gays, Chapel Point and Brent's Wharf sundays “do OS a tages with tee Laprovernents tecton. is te ge wg bob res ate todalinenye Sip soe vetiectare, a and Matewumen, Overt: ae INE THO RTIETH, 1882, at § Ferme of sale: One-third cash, of whic! must 2 som Sundays “down” and Mondays “‘up:" returni shall sa, ip froué of the prom, paid at time of male: balance in is, twelve eighteen | nd published tn the city, be Washington every Monday, Wednesday and in square J6-, fronting feet mou' in jus ayment secu! yy pur- afternoons. y & depth of 100 feet. i chaser's robes bearing See from day of sale, anda a { ‘Trustees. For information apply it erms: One-third cas sea organs one, tro and deed of trust on property sold or all cas, at option of | Je29-4 HEMAN nytt a. s. gomme, Age. ree years, at six per cel interest, recured by deed of | purchaser. Con ing and recording at purchaser's % street 5 trunt. ” $100, depostt, and ‘all conveyancing at purcha: | Bate Were or eaten re compli d with in seven days, T. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer’ 61 in seven d LL, Auctioneer. scot Terms % Le coi plied with else ‘Trustees reserve right to resell at risk and cost of £0 J. DW yurchaser. defaulting p GEO. H. B. WHITE, ? Wit, Fe HOLTZMAN, | Trustecs, ‘By virtue of ‘a deed of trust to Emil 8. Friedrich. recorded in Liber No. 818, folio 104, of the Laud! Je20-dtdbs Records of this District, and of a decree = Ys Geri, rig cepa eee ie neater ee ee Pa ete ve Mahon ea a LUABLE PEAL ESTATE ON NORTH SIDE OF | on WE! a S C tH D. S NSYLVAN’ ) E' N at SIX O'CLOCK P. in front of the PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN ‘Noi Are pormees, ict Sneek potouac TRANSPORTATION LINE. after MA 19th the STEAMER SU! ve bore d wag a. age y hey DAY. at four a. aly O“Ailkiver Freight must be Prepaid. STEPHENSON & BRO., Aczxrs, ml66m_ ‘th street Wharf and Cor, 12% and Pa. yuo. ite) FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. GPECIAL SALE OF HO}iSES,, WAGONS, &o. , a On MONDAY MORNI*G, JULY THIRD, com- mencing at TEN O'CL CK, ‘at the Carriage Bazaar, 938, 940 and 942 Louisiana avenue. 3¢29-3t 8. BENSINGER, Auctioneer. ‘OHN SHERMAN & CO.,_ Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers, ‘St. Cloud Building, TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN SQUARE 551. fated Febriary 12, OND AND THIRD STREETS NORTHWEST, | No. seven (7), in bi ESS CO." FICE | subdiyinion of Le Droit Park, ON THE WESr nS EXPRESS C0.'S caice veyor's office, in Liber G. 8., fol. 15. front of the ‘erms: One-third cash; in six and twetve meee, on SATULDAY the FIRST BAY OF SUE. months, with interest fron ayer wale, secured on the Rane SA purchaser af the time of asle. poa.st pxivare lot in vation ‘Ga: nor feet_on Pennsylvania avenue, and the same: GEORGE EINOLF, Trostes, On and after NOVEMBER 34, 1881, the 1d Tee tad in Liter Nor big, reno ae) deca] | ou. north B street, contuming 3.821 square feet, um- | _J010-shw10t 1013 E street northwest, | ARROWSMITH rill eave her whait, font of 7th streak (the land records for the District of Commbia,and © | Proved by a three-story brick building, No. 227 GLE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON SOUTH | Day" for al fiver iandinke “On MORDEN Soto os direction ef the party secured thereby, we Will offer E i con i i 1 This property will be offered for sale subject toa deed ) KY SIDE OF N STREET, BETWEEN | FOUR- | Nomini Ferry. On THURSDAY, Ne « SOND A TG TE RD DAP OF JULY Ace tbs | of trust for $5,900, which ean be foontiaed 'H AND FIFTEENTH STREETS NOBTH- Leonardtown and St. Clement's SL FIVE. O'CLOCK P. Ai, the followine deseribed: ‘Terms: Over and above incumbrance csrh. A deposit a Coldron’s and Howard’s. Ou SATURDAY, Currioman tate and premises, beinis in the city of Was of $100 required on day of ale. Conveyancing at pur | On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JULY FIFTH, | and Leonanitown. JOHN B. WOOD, aia Cautt i Aititad tn Qertattst® | Gatieytbeds Silteheondas Ge cab dcetite | Sakt Ocuock, we Wil ranted rdeagraiens | me i Teutiming for thesame at point distant ose. husdred | Purchase. : ae op A gieet nord and having an averace depth of about | NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS. and thirty (130) feet south from the south line of R FILLMORE BEALL, 97 feet to a 20-foot these lots are in the northwest curs es street north, on the east side of 215 feet public alley, Attorney for the Owners, section of ‘he city, in value a Pichi ae ag ee ae Ay, runninz thence south along the east line of said alley 16 | _5e26-6¢ 323 434 strect north west, terms: cash on each lot, balance in one, ate etiy ‘cope y feet, thence east 65 feet 8 inches, thence north 16 feet to three and four toe fy tage mel to bearsix per cent. int WEDNESDAY an AY, ‘ci'k p.m., touch- 210 feat alley, thence, west alonx, said 10 fect alley 65 | Fr ooras DOWLING, Auctioneer. gad to be secured by deed of trust, Conveyance ng, at xout and Fortress Sours t inches t8 place of improved by a frame joneer. Ke, at purchaser's cost, A deposi 00.90 each lot BOSTO! rus of syle: One-fourth cash; balance in equal pay- ments in 6, 12 and 18 months, notes with interest, se- by deed of trust gn premises sold. A deposit of nired at time of sale. If terms of sale are not com lied with in seven days, Trustee reserves the right to resell at risk and cost of defsulting nurehaser. -LUMLE! MITH, Salesman. CHANCERY SALE AT PUBLIO 4 VALUABLE 3 ING HAN DSO! Bi otherwise resale at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser, after five days’ puttic notice in some news- exaeg UNCANBON BROS.. $e29-a Auctioncers, 1HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. By virtue of = deod of trunt dated May 1878, duly recorded in liber 884, folio 220. land of the TKUSTER’S SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE | Ga: ON WATER STREET, GLORGEIOWN, D.C. By virtue of a deed et, duly recorded in Liber 693, pa land records of the District of Columbia. and st the request of the ry secused thereby, the undersigned wil sell at pub- Kerduetion, in front ot the premises, on MONDAY. THL THILD DAY OF JULY, 1882, AT SIX O'CLOCK P.M., the warehouse, lot, ‘whart and promises at the soutiiwest corner of Hivh’ and Water strects, and de- scribed as follows: Beginning at said corner and run- Y. niny westerly on Water street 38 6-12 feet, more or less, z y to the dividing wall between the ND. ND premises herein described and the warehouse next BICK H: » No. 805 0 S'TRE! jacent thereto on the wi thence south to the channel HWEST, WITH APPURTENANCES Sf the Potomac river, thence esst parallel with said By virtue of a decree, passed by the Supreme Water stroet to intersect the west line of High street, if Court of the District of Go!umbia, in J quity- cause extended southerly, to said channel, and thence north- No, 8,024, doc. 22, Middleton ‘vs. Giubs et al wardly to the place. of bexinning,’ with the improve- wil for sale on TUESDAY. JULY ments, rights and appurtenances fo the same belong- TH, 1882, 4 iny Terms of eale: One-third cach; balance in six and twelve months, with interest, to be secured by a deed of to Fortress Monroe and Nor. il. 1. First-class fare to Pincy Point and Point Lookout. 1.60 Round trip fare to Piney Point and Point Lookout. 2.50 Scoond-ciass fare to Pines Point and Point Lookout. Returning. leaves Norfolk TUESDAYS, THUKSDAYS and SATULDAYS, at four o'clock p.m. THE NEW YORK STEAMERS JOHN GIBSON and E. C. KN records District of Columbia, public auction, in front cf the HURSDAY, JULY SIXTH, 1882, commen ve O'CLOC! & part of rect called ant Plains,” lying in the county cf Washington, ., the property of the Iste John A. Purner, eubdi- vided by us under a decree of the Supreme Court of said District, in equity cause No. 7,878, into lote num ered from one (1) to thirty-six (36 ord ine to our recorded subdivision. fronts on the 7th-street road, eight on Mt. Pleasant street, three are on the line of ‘the road to. Kock Creck church, and the remainder frou.ta forty-foot road or street every FRIDAY, at Torok sat Vater ‘Tickets office, 6! St street, Ni jal Metropolitan Buliding; B&O. Tickst olos, 136d Penuaylvaaia aves hue; St. Mare Hotel, und at boat. ocz3 ALFRED WOOD, Secretary. FyAMeure Live. WEEKLY LINE OF STEAMERS of Edward Thomas’ subdi- nd 0, of Crittenden’s subdivisio, three hundred and ninety-eieht trust on the premises cold; . M., Lot numbered fifty-one (51) of A. K. Shepherd's 1 of lots numbered 13, 14 und 15, of ion of part of square three hundred ‘and forty-one (341), iiaproved by a handsome turee- ress brick front dwelling, No. 1006 M street five days! notice. Jel-a&ds WILLIAM A. GORDON, Jn., Trustee. 1HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. rest. By virtue of a deed of trust, recorded in Liber, £05 O street northwest is acld subject to a deed of | $11, paves 242, Ke.. of the land records of the D. d 30th September, 1876, to secure two notes | C.,’and at the request of the parties pecured there-=— verdue, with imerest from that date, | by, I will sell. at public auction, in front of the premi- fer aunwa, on which indebtedness $100 on MONDAY, JULY THIRD, 1982, at FIVE on the 12th day’ of July, 1880. CK P.M, Lot 44. in Peter Beatty, Threckeld and Xo, 1006 M street northwest is told. subj ddition to Georgetown, fronting 60 feet on the north side of Prospect avenue, near Fayette stree pith the improvements and appurtenances, (No. 3509 avenue. ‘Terms, as prescribed by the deéd trust: $1,640.18 in cash, of which $200 to b> paid at time of eale; balance in six, twelve aud eighteen months, in notes seoured on AT2P. ML FOR ENGLAND, FRANCE AND GERMANY. For Passage apply to F a by th dow Brick | the time of sale. All mucing at purchaners costs | Sacto common, said substvision, The lot om the Hove cent & Tune of sale. All conveyaucing at purchaser's cost. | Tth ara a p NE Ons Octet mene Fee enor ance | tienen Ot eae Ait oot fh terms of eaio within | Jet te chee eee Shout OF 60 feet by a depth of 200 LEAVING NEW YORK EVERY THURSDAY ‘ALSO, ON THE SAME DAY, AT SIX O'CLOCK | five daye, a resale will be bad at his cost and nisk after be Io feet oF anes ask a E C. B. RICHARD & 00., General Passenger Agents, €1 Broadway, New York. OrtoPFRCY G. EMITH, 3951, and 619 Pennsyivanis avenue. Send for ‘Tourist Gazette.” N° #5 z F oe! Peat 8 of trast dated 202) Apr interest due therzon, at 7 per cent., from the 20th Avril, 1842, Thi. debt is overdue, but can remain, or be pald, at tre 0 tion of the purchaser. apni Qc tasd in cash, snd the balance in abe (0), twelve nd. eihtcen "(18) months, for wi a eten of tiie purchaver shal! be given im caval amounte, | property sola, wits interests All conser uncle et With Interest at ix yer cent, secured op the property | chasers cost In cuse purchaser ply in five sold, or ai! cash at the option of the puzchaser. = | day: fails de- | days after sale, 2 resale will had ater ve daze? no- Dok of s100 at ine of tay sale made shall be taken, and | Hesat his cost and tsk” Oteer tortus of cals sen be on any failure to comply with the terms of sule by ‘any | agreed on at sale. purchaser. the property may be resold after five days’ | je 1-d&ds CHARLES'‘M. MATTHEWS, Trastee. notice, at his mis. and cost. The Trustee will pay all Drrcaxs0x ae ; 4 cy 3 £98 i taxes dnd assessments from the proceeds of sale. EDWAKD H, THOMAS, Trustee, 9th and D streets northwest. (CUNARD LINE. No. 916 F street northwest. — DUNCANSON BRUS., Auctioneers. $e28-d&de a1 ALE OF PRO! aAROuCr, UB HOMAE DOWLENG: ‘Auctioneer. ‘ HE PROPERTY OF ‘THE GV-R- PRESBYTERIAN ZION'S AT AUCTION. ‘ lisa dork age og hndeogs Pg — made grezuted, bearing date June ‘and re- corded in Liber No. 91! Yollo Strat ecq. of the land! Distict of (a THURSDAY, JULY SIXTH, 1882, at ONE O'CLOCK P.M., we ‘will sell at public a at the suction rooms of Thos. Dov ith - Avant shares of the capit-1stock of the Ameri cotta pint Sew Cloaniee company, held by us as collage: curity for two over- due and ‘unpaid promissory ‘drawn by William W. Brigz. ‘ ‘Torms eft 131 3e26-d H. D. GORE, Jz.. & CO. W411 188 B. WILLIAMS GD., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE * SALE OF BiENoerE PROPERTY ON MAS-ACHUSETTS AVENUE) BETWEEN SIXTH AND 8:VENTH STREETS INORTHEAST, AT AUCTION. 2 iy andiuly recorder! in 1 er Na, Bas 56 BO; a. Sai at nd reéoras the District of pt et s'a.. one of the land Con ‘and by direction of ‘seoured there oeatiaasne by eee sueten th ‘front. of tbe promises, on THURSDAY, JULY SIXTH, A-D. 1852, catate, aivaate tn the sata fy of Washington, Dictictat 5 in Ee % Cot All th fist ot ‘numbered wis (6), and sixty-six (866), game gt the dividiny Hn lots 6 and 7 on Massachusetts! thence northwestwardiy twenty. th right tapas the ‘Columbia, and st the will well at sULY. SEVENTH, ies, Known se lots Terms of sale: One third of the: paid in ‘and the balance at. months, with interest at the rate of si: num, and secured by deed of trust on the All con icing: at cost of purchaser, atthe time the p is sold. tied with within ten days after Teserye the right to os OS risk und cost g } Trusteos. Ah ep iaoroncom. i Ly mail promptiy | to. etwoen enue. ant running rt 0 (22) foot; thence | 7) ONCANSON BROB., Auctioneers. SALE OF THE VALUARLE Penge Sevan te Byenue, seventy five (75) :eet £9 nigae of barinning and TION OF FULNTEENTH MDE Sa" Mansachusctis: avenue ‘by. forty-two G5) fe . depth, of lot numbered elat (@), in ‘horas W. Smith's subxtiyinon of lot 7, in square nupibered aight (866), improvements | Brick Di No. 617. io: One-fourth cathe the remainder In and three years, with All JOS. BCHLITZ BREWING 00.8 MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER, FOR SALE BY DEALERS AND THE AGENT. and 7, LAGE BEER, |UMAS DOWLING, Auctoneer. T ae THE ENTIRECONTENTS OF LAFAYETTE Cn ee ASR OP et ELT TAGE ACTING 7