Evening Star Newspaper, January 4, 1883, Page 2

rr rr a rrr ra rrr rE THE EVENING STAR. EDUCATIONAL. ] EDUCATIONAL. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. OF 5 Org ¥;, ROMOND © WILL TEACH AW SCHOOL OF GEORGETO WN USI- FUTURE DAYS. THIS AFTERNOON. a street n.w.. in. Few eh and Spau- ¥ STEIGER, ish. Refers to Hon. J" W. D ugisss, Dr._J. E. | Au Institute for the Educa:ion and ot OMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, ¥, 8 Dexter, D. ¥. Middieton’ ire” mae sice Bd tudents in the Principles and Prac- HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IM- B. Real Estate Auctioneer, 611 7th st. Sr ce oF to Miss A, cdaenn Gen anis se PROVED PROPERTY UN — SECOND | TE! ) SALE OF VALUABLE IM- 8B. cates Buy ©. ¥. Heaney a a” Poccbent: CH. STREET EAST, B} TWEEN NORTH “A”? "ROVER RXAL ESTATE ON EAST SIDS corps of teache 3, W. HOFFMAR, LU D., Dean: Kicarp ®. AND EAST CAPITOL STREETS, NEAR OF SEVENTH STREET ROAD, BETWEEN Bindergarte: MERRICK, LL! D., Constitutional Law: HAL= THE CAPITOL. HOWARD UNIVERSITY AND S8CHUET- t B60 18h | BERT K, PAtNR, LL. D.. Evidence, Pleading By virtue of on order passed by the Su me ZEN PARK, CONSISTING OF BRICK The Norma: Yraluing Clase wil be ard Equity: MARTIN F. Morris. LL. D., Com: | Ocurt of the District of Columbia, in Equity DWELLING, FRAME STABLE. SLAUGH- For patticuisis 3. the Prt .cipai. ‘Gg : Sriiniat a W, | suit No. 4.869, Doc, 18, “Mary #. Wil tains TER HOUSE AND OUTHOUSES, ks = ———— OPI mates oar ag PN emt tery eS es the 8th day o ONE ACRE OF GROUND. HE ROESLYN SEMINARY will re-open at | HORPMA ~Jdeut Mee tember, A. 1). 1878. I will offer for aie. at public virtue of a deed of dated April 6, ‘No. 1 st. 2. w., 0B WEDNESDAY, | Tig fs. Danas, Jodges of Mout Court aan. | suction: in front of ae remises, on WEDNE3- , and duly recorded in Liber No. 844. eee = Opening hae ee PS wore | Bit” at the risk'and coptor as dataaitg ak | toe Distesar Bsiembis, Soa ane records fe [Ll will re SING! $ ter P.D., Bt the risk and cost lefaulting pur- tum al Nest Of aes. s<'0n LHC RSDAV. SpE 10. at Mains | WEORESU RY Cecter gl TOR a Opa nit | Chaser, the following desing fosl era parisot od, fhoreby._wo will sell at public auc- Stivers atniowiie eva toi | Mee Cae ees tt memataaonatare | KS iE Sele Ne 6 “Begasta het io: | Go naat ee Brinton, p WEENBGDAS, fren w& oe ocK 3.1n. im cou! cove stwo , ye * FEE yams raax orgtingmy, | Mixtecs ee mar ee tage teas omtag | Gea aetna are of onto | fleeing ern ttn: wise ng Yor adul.s.— Th see In agian Gr. | Seng ie aac s andl rocliaelone are Deed oe ae | LOPE SE Tre Oe tes thee oat cere eidass, Renee | tof Washington, in lying on the east side of 7th = 3 Lit. Bistory scene 7 apie te Sexiy hour tn the evening to meet the convenience eee 53 tt: 65 ee nee Hobe t peewee Howard) ‘Universtiy oreae a} of inst = of students, lin. ul n js, 506 5th st. new. sepl4-Im* 5 m. in advan And uing for sald part of lot No. . Glick’s southern Ine, the n ee ein v7 ; recoivable In monthly incealments) Or8i00 forte | southe eet corver cr Said Patan eNO at aS that part of Mt. Pieasant-conveyed to Jonn Meee Eintcis Logie Arve mae | fecsan Grade Veo Or foot, 10% inchrs, north 22 fect Ti inches: thence | Bakersmith, by deeds dated respectively matics, Rhetoric, Logic. Art umetic stmpli- | OST GRADUATE COURSE. West 24 feet 10's Inches: thenos sorith 17 feet, west 5, 1864, ‘and May 1, 1876. and recorded respec- Bg eg tage eT AM | neds sour, cogring oe pirog ot one | TE et, ana he osutih eo Paiaei ioe | Hay UBT Monin Pao aaa 3 bere rh pore xe Int of bepinuing, with the im} ments there- ‘ollo 69, o! contain- Fee awe Callletore 1X aimi.; after 4p. m. | $0r-a coer to hekderset diplomas runes | oe consist; of “& three-story "Brick Dwellices | We one acre of ground, move te tose with et = other approved schools of Isw, ha: beenestablished, | house auda ir.me tenemen:.. To be sold subject | provements thereon. LACUTIO: itruction ziven in Klocution, ver annum, Circulars at Morrison's | to prior encumbrance of §4.000 and taxes, Al 8 Of sale: One-third cash, (of which $150 to schrols, private classes and to individual "8, or addrees conveyancing ai pisrchaser’s cost. must bepaid at time of sale:) aiid the balance in by Misc M’K. SC HBEINLR, A. M., 943 M stroct ‘WM. HENRY DENNIS, Sorrotary, ‘Terme of ralc: One-third of the purchase money | on Zears $n equal pay monte, oo secured B.w., Washington, D. C. sero Bw eo8w City Hall, (West Wing.) | in cas jemontha, oF ailcas2 at option ot | fom day of fale, and payable sem!-sinually unt Ms CS a are OW AED Ceivanerry. Purchaser, 1! the terms be not complied within id, and a ‘of trust on the pro} sold. HTL “s AS — is the 3 i PTEM ‘ER 16:b. MEDICAL CULLE@E, Ive (5) dat s the Prustee reserve. the right to re CHILDKEN Opens S¥t ear 841 Vermont avenue. MOISHLLE BRUN sep7-1me “SY CO 1 3H Street n.w. N USICAL CONSERVATO: Y. uste Hall. 432 9th st. n.w.—The fal h ICLECTIC SEMINARY. The Normal Clase, for such ac wish to learn and master a Petter method of teaching, will be formed ‘The other classes are nearly Mr. & Mrs, Z. RICHARDS, sep7-am Miss M. A. WADSWORTH. CROSS SEMINARY, FOR GIELB AND BEPTEMEER 9, Blied. Teachers: }, Will open SEPTEMBER I 626 N. Ci C ches taught, ‘Charges moderate, sep6-2w* ENERAL EVENING FRENCH COURSE. ORAL AND PRACTICAL CLASSES (con- Yersational stiye, NO ENGLISH to be spoken); iar Ciasees; 1's hour's taltion; ona, two, open Sept 19 and 20, Fur farther in- formation apply at his residence, 1234 I street northwest, to rest, to Prof. LUCIEN E. C. COLLIZRE, A.M. N. B.—Former pupils intending to resume will confer a favor by entering thelr names at once, even if they cannot begin thelr course imme- diately. sep2-1m ME J. REMINGTON FAIRLAMB has re- Samed his Tnition in Volce-Coltare, Piano, Organ, Theory, Harmony and Composition, at his ®, Hesidence, No. 800 17th st. uw. N. B.—Classes now forming. sep4-Im BT SCHOOL, MES. 8. E. FULLER, Pain- CIPAL, 1318 | etree! ig its nivth’ annual Session SEPTEWnER 16TH. Dranches of Drawing and’ Palnitng. Rrening classes in Mechanical Drawing. Circularsat us Diaces. seps-1m* Mi NORMAL SCHOUL, TUITION FREE. The above school for colored teachers is now open for the reception of pupils. Appilcaticns recelved at the school building. third floor, between the ours of 9a.m. and 2 p.m. Mrs. E.M.O'’Connor, F. Dougiass, Mrs. C. B. Winslow, W. W. Jobnson, weps-Im 2 School Committee. INKNEY INSTITUTE, the Misses BUB- [> on WED- }ES8, Principals, will be DAY, September 18th, For circu.ars, & atsis sepa Connecticut avenue, TRYING FEMALE COLLEGE. Macuaxics- BURG. FA. Reathful, beatiful dollege, Rov. ¥.P. Bor, A.M. Pres. sop2-im AND MES. ALFRED BUJAC'S English Mind Woonch Boarding and Dsy School for oung No. 1023 Connecticut ve, Duties on ber 20th, Numter of Pupils sepa-Smu* Yesumed ROT COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY, School -September 11 The Columbian co lege ‘September 1 The Medical » October 1 ie eecaeee giving fall Particciars fevers ‘to terms and courses of Instruction, ad JAMUS O. WELSING. LLeD , ser2-tt (Post Rep.) President, HARPOVER WILL REOPEN HER Misa id Children: a Ladies anc the Principals 1336 1 st oppose Praeriie Park. 5 auz$1-Im* a TI AMUEL W. TOWNSEND, Priva‘ Tutor, 1443 Corcoran st. Pupils fitted for college or ae een, in ancient Seger matics, &c. mas moderate, Testim« 1! ciara, ‘au S1-un* Jos ENGLISH AND CLASSIUAS HiGH SCHOOL, North F. Sunder Pm 4% 32.—J. W. HUNT. Princips . fo.severe sickness tn the family of the rine ». 3a0-im a September No. 1033 ZEA D. ButTC and Miss MABY DOUGLASS, Principais, with a fall and able corps ‘of experienced assistants. augdl in AN Ni ure, NINTH YEAR OF BOYS’ CLASSICAL iD MATH. ACADEMY will commence Day, September 2d, tn Dr. Suncoriand’s for "German, oF Sore has. "es sirediare st Ballantynes’s, aug#4-lm M3, EMILY B. HUNT'S SCHOOL (arth BARA one SMALL BOTS wi re IBLS A tt. n.0., MONDAY, September j- AMOS HUN’, Notary Pubic, augi7-Im' MISSES BOYDEN AND VAN PATTOS ‘MONDAY, September 9th, in more com- ‘No, 92 8d st. 8. 6. S Modious rooms, at 80g80-1m' AVERLEY SEMIN ABY—| ing and Day Behooi for ¥« Ladies, No. Talo it ey D.C. eireulars ae the book an drag stores, Miss LIPSCOMB, Principal. a30 Im HANNAH MORE ACADEMY for Young Ladies snd ¢iris, 15 miles from more, 100 feet sbove vantages for healt! ELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND LITTLE 2038 The Misses TIFFEY will opea their Bnual Session SEPT. 11, 1878, at No. 1436 Corcoran st. Singing taught free. ‘aug29-iin* ‘T. VERNON SEMINARY, BOARDING AND Day SCHOOL FoR Youne 906 F st.n.w. Washington, D. C. Mrs. J. E. SOMERS, Pritcipal (ONDAY, 18. For catalogues apply tothe Principal, aug39 im* \CHOOL OF MUSIC, 707 8th st. n.w.—Fiust apm opens Burt. 9, 1878. reulzion fOr 30 tes. pons, ards. ‘Open for applicants aft August 80, from 10 to 6. = gata Mi. @SA VES’ SCHOOL FUR BOYS under 14 years will reopen SEPT. 18TH, in Chereh, 13th st., between G and H. Rooma entirely above ground. Circulars in principal bookstores, ‘sug27-1m* IMEEBSON INSTITUT! Binnie 2 T CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL FoR Boys 4th st.. between I and i< sts,, ‘Will reopen WEDNESDAY, Sept. 11.” For circulars, &e., saa sae aug37-1m 88 RICHARDS" SCHOOL FOR GIRLS and BOYS will MONDAY, Baie Ga tau reopen MONDAY, sept. OUNT VERNON INSTITUTE. — English and French School for Young Ladies and ttle Girls. Mrs. CHAS. W. PAIRO, Erineipal. th annual sess! sles resumed SEP- Ey ~ at and reai- ‘Gence of the Principal, 15301 st. nw. sug26-1m CARNATION CHURCH SCHOOL | FOR ath year wilf tages WEDNESDAY Sentenibor 13, 18%. The Principal, Miss MACLEOD. may be geen after Seytember 3 ai the school bul! 1s 22th st. nu. w. French under the charge if. H. MASSON. Circulars at bookstores,” sug3é-1n CALKINS’ SELECT SCHOOL for and Giris will MONDAY, Sep- ber id. at 999 Pennsy! ave. 8.0. sughl-Im feeter Rt te Pegi tan an Ce sche END SEMIN. —| WY Te Boe te riggs Seva oes 2ve., near the circie, ‘Terms moderase. agl-Im BS WEIGHT will recetve a few PUPILS as 1306 I st. n.w, rough Instruction TEMBER 16TH. For particulars address Mrs. @. M. Condron.and Mise. Tolman Smith, fKi-eolm&¢dn OSEORNE'S ABD) AN ¥ Maire erates aera aW., 5b. Pupils prepared’ for Harvard ebsmins’ c Opens Septem! in, HYATE Predicate = "PAg soe? Instruction tp all | will commence OCTOBER 1ST, and continues five Months. This school offe:s a thorougn course of | Medical Instruction to ali proper y qualified cants, withcut regard to fre. ¥ c. veyancing and recording at purchaser's cst. If terms of sale are not complied wih in six days after gale, ‘Trustees reserve the right to resell at risk and cost of defaulting pnrehaser. MAHLON AS“ FORD, } rrastees, augsl-didbs Wa. ¥ HOLTZMAN, = ag-ON ACC UNTOF THE RAIN, tho above gees POBTCONED until TUKBDAY, septe nbe 17, 1878, sawe tons a: d place, MAHLON as FRI at purchas r's risk snd.cost. §50 deposit required when property {s bid off Has, A. ELLIOT, Traste, sepla-eora* 408 5th street n. ww. JUNCANSON BEBOB., Auctioneers, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF IMPROVED PROP- A ¥ N KLEVENTH STREET EAST, FRIWBES NOWYH C ROLINA AVENUE WINTER SESSION rae applt- eer oF color, ‘Talon F circniars sddrexe PUEVIB, Secretary, No. 1118 18th st, Db pean an Profemor of Phy- AND SUCTH B STHEET, BEING NO. 111] sepiz-q WM. F HOLTZAN. | Trustoos, MteTLOn Seni avicnas By virtue of a deed of trust, dated Neven- Fetary and Professor o° Obstetrics and Disestes of 4 aay qT * Women and Children: Niel F. Graham, Mt ber igth, A. D 18°5, duly recorded tn Liber 'O- MORROW. Professor of the Principles aid Practice of Sut Daniel 8. Lamb, MD. m H.Seaman, A. Professor of General aud Medical Chemistry; ood, ive M.. Thos. B. 5 M.D... and Practice of M dicine; John E. R. Watts, D, 8. No. £00, folio 849. one of the land reco! for the District of Columbia, and by request of the Party secured thereby. wa will sell, at public auc- lon, in front of 1o NES the 25th day of September, A. D., 1878. at 6 NITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE. y virtue of two writs of flora facias, issued out of the Clerk's office of the Supreme Court cf tho Dis~ trict of Columbia, and to me directed, Twill sell at D., Pro ‘esr ‘of Descri an. Pioressor of the Principles | Sseiork p.m. al} that certain piece or parcel of Brackett, M. ral ot P = | public sale, for cash. in front of the premises, a a pereeerr of Materia Mv-dica and “he, apeutics; | Ground tying in the sald city and District afore: | Boribed pelow, on WEDNESDAY. the 18in day of B Barus SD eb ieonetenta pngtma‘ology: A. | th the recoriied subdivisi-n of orginal Lot nai Sebromter: ARIE. at LL orciock a... silthe right, cob ee ee 5 bered ten (10), in square numbered nine hundred Scam Ine Gres ene fe atin’ aid sixty-eight (968), together with the improve- ee oud Sealer roperty, to wit: ating OCKLAND SCHOOL FOE GIRLS ments thereon, Ryo one-story, UILDINGS. belay Noe ‘This Institution will be opened SkPTEMBER 16th, It will be conducted on Qf tWO One sLOFY Brick ULLDINGS, being Now 418 and 490 11th st. n.w., aud three one-story and three two-story Brick kUILDINGS on lor é SANDY SPRING, MD. Fs: One thin (C's) of the purchase money in B balance in six, twelve and eighteen months with interest at the rate of 7 per cen! ty Ps With the mame assistants a6 thobtaamers Schoo), | ‘ocurd by deed of 'ruat on the property wid. vail | gico part Jor, souare 922, being Nos. in, i i fo conveyancing at. purchasers cost, A’ depos . Les . Ma eee ee ee eed | Ee ee rete oe ete. vt wont of | D.C. selzed.and levied. neon ae ihe Gn lecturea, will be lag a wee menor cunpled wits five days from day of | James E. Turton, to satisty execution No. 19, AUCTION SALES. UNCANSON BRUS., Auctioneers. PUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABDE PIKCE OF PRO'ERTY, IMPROVED BY A U'E STORY FRAME DWELLING, FRON TING ON FIFTH SVREEC, BETWEEN Q AND BR SIRKETS NORTHWEST—BEING No. On MONDAY. Sept. 281, 1873, at 6 o-clock P. m., We sball seil, in frout ot ihe premise Fart Ot lot @ fn Rquare 477, baing 25 feel treat and 100 teer desp. ‘Terws: One-th rd cach; balance in six twolve and e'ghteen months; noves bearing latere t at 8 per ceat. per auuum ‘secured by a deed of trust on the property sold. All conveyancing at cast of mur Chaser.” $00 down On day of ate. sepl7-5 |OMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, PUBLIC SALE OF FINE FIRST-CLASS RES- puenCe AT BOUTHW. rm ABREE STRSETS IN GEORGETOWN By virtue of adecd of trast to the under- signed, of date March 15th, A D. 1875, re- fem corded in Liber No, 781, follo 79, ot seq... Of the land records of the District of Columbia, aut I conformity with an onder of the supreasG art of the District of voium va passed tn Chancery cante Savage et al. vs. Cox etal.. No. 6.268 we shall sell, at pul fr sactivn, on WEDN&SDAY, September 96th, A.D. 1878, a 4 o'cls front of the prew ise <p a, in all of’ Lots one hundred 9nd fifteen (115) and one hundred and sixteen (116), In Seatty & Hawkins’ aidizion to Georgetown, the whole fronting 140 ‘est on 21 street and 15) fest on Markel street, i.. Geore.town. D C., accordiug 10 the plat of said addiuion, and improved vy a ane Besidence, Stable, ac ‘Terms of sa'e: Gue-ihird of the purchase m ney in cash; ba'ance in thre- equal instaim snts at one, two and three years, wih interest at 7 per coat, Der aunum from the day of sale, and secure’ to the aat's action of the “rustve; or all cash. a! the op- 'ien of the purchaser. A deposit of $25) will b+ yequired of the purchisser at the time and pas ot sae and ifthe ‘er is are not co. piled with faly within fivedays from ayof aly the propert; will Ye Loy d at ihe ‘lok aud cost of the vetaultig par- chaser on five days’ nice in the Evening Sar. WALT Xx, 7 M.-<SHFORD, f Teastoss, THOMAS DOWLING, auct. se 17-4 NCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, and d No, 865, folly 28, one of the 1s Diririct of Colambia and at tes secured tereby, we wilis lat iu sront of the premises, os TAU BSD, day of reptember, A. DD 1878, at 40 D. the following-.lescrib>1 real esta e, vie: Pact of Lot No, eleven (11), in 5 juare No. eight hunired atv sixty-nine (869), begining for thesame al spilt Op east 6h street ninety-fu .r fest s3ven in hes (ot > in law, in favor ‘of Samuel Ker, and execution | ft. 7.) north of the southwestern conver pf 8st and other particulars, address Property at the isle sue cost af aetaciane pee | No. 10.488 in Inw. in Taver of Biice power Square, and running thence east ninety-six (95) HENRY C. HALLOWEL. A. M., Pet Bf JOHN J, EDSON. FRED’ K DOUGLASS, U. 8. Marshal D. C. feet; thence north tweuty (20) fest; then2e west angl7-eogm 5 g stees, . Audtionesr. _ ang29-dta ety six (96) feet, and thonce sonth to the 17 Semele | Serecads THOS, S. HOPING, {7a BORNSHEEM ANGE Ses | Orhginnibg; improved bya ecco” pease JA LAS UCTION SALE UF HOUSEHOLD FUa- . 2 WARNEH, Auctioneer, dwelling, sialon citric a YOUNG LADIES, HOPaaTY, 5) OTHER PERSONAL | PUSTIC SALE OF DESIRABLE PROPERTY, | ,,retms,0h Sie; Oue-thind of twelveand signvoss BY PROPERTY. it ‘ eS No £69 ELM STREET, LE DROIT Park. months, with interest at 8 per cent. pec anuum, A. TYSON AND SISTERS. 1 shall Gn pubi i: bigs on on ‘a. Doge I will offer for fale ou WEDNESD. secitred Oo the preperty sold. If the terms of sa'6 Contee's Station snd P. 0.. B. & 0. B, R., Wace: ee North Cepia Boptemb:r 18, 18; Bal pate o cooe fare uot complied with In six days from day of sala, Prince George’ ncy, Md, . i m1 ie Tru oe = ‘The duties of this Inetitution wil! be resumed (D, | &Z.1 Flerce Streets, on FRIDAY. September 29th. | Toms, with stable: Houss has modorn. tmprever Gl psor'a ccst, Conveyancing at parchamerne oor, ¥.) on MONDAY, Septemper 16th, Weekly | 1878, at 11 o'clock a.m.. the oe neg aGoseribed | ments, Lot6, block 10. Contaming 7,862 quare ‘A ceposlt of $100 required at time of sa'e. Boarders will be recelved in conuection with per- | property, thesame being a part of the personal e3- feet Pee ae OSCKOLA G OREEN. Teast Manent ones, upon accommodating term: ters s and on 5 308D0 208. Circulars tiay bead on application tothe Prine\- | Oi je Eatrone Stove; Ono Serretary end Dark: eepicendda ui seply_ WM. A. GORDON, : wee SS eet ct umber, Bonar tepe Hose. : OWNMAN & GREEN, Auctioneers, 1HOS.E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioncor USINESS COLLEGE, 107 Pennsyivani Alot of oid Lumber, Beagolding. 6, . —— — Se a 3 3 *cloe £0. TREUESDELL, TbUBSTEE S8ALE of DESIRABLEIMPROVED | THUSTEES) SAI E OF VALUABLE PROPZR- mis “ermeaa and'$3 per month, Waterencats-. | _ sepia bt Executor ot John G, Waters, PHCEEETY on K sT.N., néar TWENTY- |" 2¥_NO. 543 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE . Gon. N. P. Banks, Mr. Driver, * 3 ‘Office; John t A LRT: 0) By virtue of a deed of trust to me, dated By virtue of adeed of trust,dated March 11, fice. eet John 0. Hunt Toga preme Cour Cor the. DIStHee OF COM eek | May Toe 1876 and secede Lo Rt ae -D, 171, and recorded on'the 14.tiday of i | ELECT SCHOOL for VOUNO DATEL EE | bia, passed in Equity Cause No.6, 433, where- 334 et seq., one of the land records of the Dis-. March, A.D. 1871, in Liber No. 639, follo, GEGECE SCHOOL tor YOUNG LADIES AND | in Ureenkat Johnsen. @ Co. are plaintizs, trict of Columbia. and at the request of the party | 430, cne of the land records for Washiagton couus CHILDREN, No. 1919 @ st Mrs. L. P. | and N. B. Fugitt ot al. are defendants, wo wi | secured thereby, I will sell _at Public auction, in | ty, in the District of Columbia. and at tae req 16st Ve ponale. Miss CT. Alexander. Mademolselle } ofr for ‘sale at public auction, in front of the | frontof the premises, on WEDAESDAY tho isth | of the party secured therely, wawl'lsers at puns V. Prud’homme, ‘Teacher of French. Term be- | premises, on MONDAY, ilie 231 day ot Bomtemn ptem! at 6 ovclock p_m.-. the following- | auction, on the premises. on BRIDAY the gTh gins Monday, September 16th. angio-im= | ber, 1878, at Sorclock p, mn. Lot, aamborsd thir | cescrived. Feal estate, situatonn thd hoy or Wek day of eptember, A.D 1878, at 4 o’clock p. teen, (13,) in A. H. Bhepherd’s subdivision of | ington, D. C., viz: The west half of origiual Lot | the folowing described real estate, vize ati chat FENCERIAN BUSINES OOLLEGE core | square No. 14, ‘Cheproverty is situated on Lien | tbice, in square south of Lot No, ong murdeet cook | tac uowAE described real ebtate, viz: city of ‘7th and L a» Gives education for rea’ | street. betwoon K and L streets northweat,and the | four, improved by two tomfortabl @ huss, | Washington, District of Colum la, Kowa a8 tho fe to sons and daughters. ‘The course comprises | improvements consist of a fice Brick Healdence, | abd situated on the south side of Het. nu near the | eva hers part of Lot 16, in Reservation 10, baviug Penmanship, 8} Composition, Correspond- | containiug the modcrn improvements. corner of 21st w. ‘& fiont of 25 feet ou Pennsyivaula aveaue, and ran- Faty Bene k cep ee Ree And ,Double | “Terms of ssle: Que-fifth of ourchsse mney | | Termsof sale: The amount of the dept socared | ‘ning back with tile same wiih: to trek inn cea try Boo! egsh, balance in one (1,) two (2, ) three (3) and four | hereby, with interest and costs of sale; tn casi: bal- chaser to give hi: Economy, Commercial Law, and Lectures. Ty 8 noes for the | afce in six and twelve months trom date, with in- and realng Open for reception of students lagi Glee Meshes bearing interest at 7 per Sane terest from date, secured on the Property sold, if Monday in August aud thereafter, wee tans Fapnum, payable semi-annually. and secured by | the terms of sale are not complied with In six day: lars visit the College, or address H. 0. SPENCER, 1 retention of the title by the Trustees until paid. | the Tsusiee reserves the right to resell, at cost o} Principal. augé gown at time of ale. ‘AD! BEGINNERS—INTERMEDIATE—ADVANCED. chaser in default, Conveyancing at purevascr's 303, @. KENNEDY. 19-codds M24 & BYRNE, ENKY WISE GARNETT, Columbia Law Building. EUGENE CAKUSI. Barbour’s Law Building. ‘Trustee Real Estate Agents, No. 605 71h street n.w. EMOISELLE V. PRUDHOMME'S FRENCH CLASSES. * i Trustees, idence—1014 1th st. n. w. Dally classes for young ladles and children, con- | _ CH. HANDY, Auc sepls-d Rds — necved with Mnglish schools. SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON 80UTH SIDE Morning, and evening classes for Is Ce SHERMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer, CF K STREKT, BETWKEN S1sT AND 22D dies, ladies and gentieman, boys and girls. Private ___ 8t Cloud Building. STREEIS DNOBTHWESE. NEAR THE N.B. Pronunciation (Parisian) andthe | TRUSTEES’ BALE OF A DESIRABLE | wWiisliat publivauctin, in front of the use of practical conversation rapidiy acquired RAME DWELLI-G, No, — SECOND | prim: a NFSDAY, the 18th day Pupils. Verbe and idioms taught by # new, origi- STREET NOKTHW: 50. of Beptember, A.D. 1878, at 5 o’clock p.m., and euccessfal system. pi of ty, LiTEaS of a dood of t, ist Gated the 10th Lot pamper 20, in equate number 74, this <ame 1ath. ce ciawes October iet-om | in Liver No, 806. foil Tis oh aa onecordet fa | Raving a front on KC street of 39 foot me INDEERGARTEN AND SCHOOL—Pri K ple 4 LOUE & | Tequest of the EER, 11297 18th st. n w. Normal dase for Indien: October it ‘EE ARCHER INSTITUTE, "Ticaratngana Day. lyme for Young Ladtes deep; side alley, &c,; improved oy two old Frame Honse: 8. ‘Terms easy, and will be announced on day of sale. sep 16 8t J. T. COLDWELL, Auct. land records of the District of Columbia, and at ue les secur-d thereby we will sell at public auction, on WEDNESDAY, the 25th Gay of September, A.D. 1878. at 6 o'clock p.m , in front of the premises, the following described ty, with the improven-nts thereon. situated fn the clty of Washington, District of G3iumbia, wit: PO! cK Reopens Sept. 4th; aug! A. DARNEILLE, Real Estate Auctioneer, ‘tne western eig! Bs potty olen, Redsouaat Seta"ay ie at aed, | THURTRRE ea Uma vaty nL EMEROVED es e depth of the number ry is a y . MES. ARCHES, lato principal of \*Patapeco are numbered five hundred aud sixteen, (G16 } HIGH and ' FIRST STREETS, GEORGE- Female 1 oral near moe Gores 1s property will he #014 su ject toa prior trust TOWN, D. C. her school te Mass. ave. jon City. | of eight hundred ($800) dol acs, which, on payment By virtue of a deed of trust, dated February School duties resumed Sept. Ne cireu- of _int ‘st, will be extende s, 10th, AD 1876, aud re-o:ded in Liber No. Rel lars Mrs. M, B. ARCH Beta ene eee Q ‘Terms of sa'e: Three huudred ($300) dollars (in- | 776. folic 185, one of the land recordsof Was .-, terest and expenses) in cash; balauce in one year D.C , and by direction of the holler «: i at MATTE O00 INSTITUTE, CoNconD- | Poranuam to be sscurey or ins wteey Soe | She ates, Seoured thereby, we will sell st, public Hoe MILES: Pas Boys, $60 por quarter; eiris, | POF MONT ANG, hMDER Wee) September 231, A. D. 1878, a. 5 ovc'ock p. m., the 6 Eamets pees OF pasiness, Yale or Har- GEORGE BAUER.” [Trustess. | Tohowingcaenctibod recles aie crosses Ba a abe Vard College, Instructors first-class. WM. M SMITH, rales.inan. of Geo: getewn, District of Columbia to wit: al: feraa-ly J. EHORTLIDGE, A M., Prin. Be, 13-15, 17, 21,23 6 25 that pact of Lot numbered ninety-three «93) in —_———a— Beatty and Hawklus’ additios, described as to - AMAN, Real Estat lows: Beginning at the nor.hwest corner of Hlgi. RAILROADS. IB, SS WASG eas. He Anctiousers | sno Ist streets and Tuuslag tasnse. porta ner —————————————————— | TeUSTER'S SALE OF VALUABLE IM- Woot on H gh street twenty-two (33) fect, two ana Bi a %. r ALTIMORE AND OBIOBAILBOAD. | AVENUE, | HuTMEEN Ore EDT | reins (2,3), inches: the co westerly at a rg Det STREETS NORTHEAST, CONSISTING OF | one-balf (loss) inches; th-nce northerly six (8) THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK. THREE THREE-S1ORV BRICK HOUSES, | feet, two anda half (3%) inch-s: tLence weste iy. National Houte end Short Line to the WITH BACK BUILDIN ON THA | ataright angle to High sireet twenty. 8.x (26) feet North, Northwest, West BOU1H SIDE OF Salp AVENUE, AND | and six (6) Inches; thence west thirty nine (39) and Southwest. TWO THRERSTORY | BRICK HOUSES | ‘ext and six (6), Anches, vo tue weet side of a four TO TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY, JUNE 9, 1878, ANDTWOF TWO-STOR’ 328, foot alley, rt re 098) parcal now sagan, mn SBAYE MABUESION: Under asd Oy ates of nite? of aee Mg | SaUhaore canta fara alae toe ee aon dated Sth day of August, 1878, and recorded @ (18) feet and ten (10) inches north from Ist stroet; Raprees. Kiltcott city, On Sun Ranapols | recorded in Liber No. 728, follo Sov oF thence sonth to 1st sireet, and thence east by and patie ele "8, Hanover and Wik Mic. land records of the District ot Columota, theunder- | With the north line of sald stieet about ninety-one 60 a, m.—Balt ¥ 8 trustee will sell at E pabllo auction, in front | (82) feet and one (1) inch to the placa of beginnlu, q : Sess Sotatek pial SieAtis Rete | sO" ete adeno "ates Seg y Tare OCS, Tee ae eS ARES, In | $8.00), togsther with aocracd {nie fo Six (6; and i 0.8, and all of original lot 9, im square B64, with | twelve (12) montis; scare by noterand Good ot wo, and rovemunts thereon. trust on the Droperty Sold; $100 deposit will be re- 8: ‘York, Phitadelphis, Boston rms of sale: One-fourth of purchase money in | duiredon acceptance of bid, Lf the terms of sale Baltimore Express,” Parlor Gar to New York | cah, and realdue in three equal’ payments of aia || So poe com ited wath tn seven Cae Gant ag Soa Ean aan tenting | Surya Geren ei eee ORE | Letra arcsec hea ee ot ees ate ete Co aed ene secured on the property sold, to the satisfaction of Tene eb Dex. } trustees. Branch except Sunday. magn Cer toBtaun- | the ‘Trustee; or all cash at the option of the pur- 19,146.17, 8 Bee HH, ton. Pullman Car w Cincinnatt daily. Grat- | chaser. Lf terms of saleare not complied within | _ 8D f ton to Sandusky, daily except Sa i Bvedaye {ron eale, the Trustes reserves the righ UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneere- 9:00 a. m.—On Sunday only, Baitimore, is | tosellat risk and cost of pul . A a: posit of aud Way. H Fae SCOT cae ee TRUSTEE’S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER 10:00 a. m,—Baltimore xpress. Stops at Bla- | _selé-déds TH: 8, E.WAGGAMAN Trusteo. ZY ON FOURTH STREET, GEURGK- densbi-rg, Beitsviile, Laurel, Annapolis Junc- N VASES AT AUCTION ‘N, D.C. sgigt Jessup-sand Hauover. ara ae AWN Va! T AUCTION. By virtue of adeed of trust, dated 16th day of 11350 p. ml.—New York. Philaielphia and Boston Fie ARAL YELLOW FEVER BE- | [or the ouster or eo eed by request of tue ress. days to only, 8! : tug at all Statious."S opsat Laure 7” °OP = ei cht Tenzerivaniaavenue. | Bitront of the oe misee, We Tae Gas Sp. 4:20, mu—Haltimore. # adenaburg, and Laurel | On THURSDAY MORNING, September 19-b, | fambar a. De ATR ae Boa. o'clock p.m. all that Pee ay roumlck via Belay. Stopeat Annap- | 1878, at 10 o'clock, there will b Bola? Goran gertain plece or parcel of ground lying and being in 14:35 ‘p._m.—Polnt of Rocks. Frederick, Hay fecme, Nong: Tonneyivanis avenue nw. two | sori as being eee ot LP in Soa eat os Carnie Pancnesver aud Way Stations. ‘On Bun- | fine‘ erra Cove Lawn Vases contributed by the | Sutras anata paeot Georgetown: Beginnin 238 to Point of Rocks and Way stations only. Fitgmac Terra Cotta Co., for the beneft of the | fr ehomame at the ome. Corner of eal iot au +440. m.—Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Sia- | fund... Bep.&Post” DIGESON. | sapning thence east With the fey ee an eens {Sin wee bliansiphia ‘Kectolk an HalGriste tary. | thirty-three and one-halt {83%} feet more or lors to Express,” Norfolk exe: pt Sunday, iSpy raee the west wall ©f a smail bri of the same and on lot by An gengers taken tn the Ure direct to Boat af Oan= PROPOSALS. Stew Barker tn his techno tes eg 1 wien tae fon” Stop at Bladenshirg and Laurel. 1 of the said bouse to tue north line of sald lots p, m.—Baltimore anc Way Starions, DPCSALS FOR PAPER PULP PuO- | thence west to the rorthwest corner ot nid Messed 13 D, ta, —Chicago. and Columbus Express, LUCED BY THE WESTRUCTION By | thetce by and with the west ling of sald ier so tne 18:10 >. 1s Baltimore Be prose. Bivisse LON OF GOVERNMENT SECU- Rents, rights, de; OSewer with all tho improve. 49:25 p. m.—St, Louis, (1 ‘cinnatt, Loutsvtile and : ERS ae A Pitssburg Express. “Pitsburg, except Bunda: ASURY DEPARTMENT, Terms of eale: One-third cash; balance in six Pullman care. Tre. BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND ENINTING, and twelve months notes bearing interest at the 1878, | ee a a SS eee WASHINGTON, August a : Fate of 10 per cont. per annum until patd, and se- mors Rxprest "Slorping liar toNew Yorks and | Sela Progoeals will te raolrod'at iis offoo Couvepaneing atthe Gest of papeesea ei orl CP ei eee nee waaaay at 12 o'clock my for tho purchase AP an ees of sale are not complied with Within five days frm ah traits stopat Belay Staiioa, Kao Hundred. (BOO) tana wi nena ig sbOUE these | LAY Of enle, the Trustee Foor cost of the defauitice baceration of Uultel States notes and scorns | purchaceraftor nve days? public notice. A deposit = GREAT eter Of $100 required at time of ale. revenue ps. The pulp can be seen on the BAG 1878 renxsyevania 1878 Pramises ar joining the maceration house on the | _SeD12-¢o W. H_ HARRISON, Trusteo, Or NORTH, WEST An — pants, Loft,” south of the Treasury Department |OMAS DOWLING Auctioneer, aorEe ‘Track, Steel aoe cea ae Prcpveals will be received either for the whole . oF ors ‘Scenery, Magnificent Equipments lot, oF for quantities of not i-ss than one hundred TH UTRERT RORTAC SG CTW REN Wore axe — tons wet, a ton to consist of two thousand pounds; 201H STREETS WEsT. ONE OF 1H LOC3 JUNE 10TH, 1878. the packing and removal of the same to be at ihe ‘No, 30) BEING INPRUVED BY A SM <LE TBAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from expense of che purchaser. Fis Me House corner of Sixth and B streets, as follows: A perm tfor theremovalofa givenquan- | py wiitheof two needs of trust, one dated For ¥ittsburg and the West, 10:10am. daily,with | tty will be issued from this office upon theamount | yBJ,Vitt 74, snd the Other dated Burlor Car lo Fitisburg aiid Siceping Cars trom | 1b payment therefor beivg. deposicad with tne | NOremovn S0t, 1874. snd the the respec ld Pittsburg to Cincinnati, St. Louls and Chicago; | Treasurer or any Assistant Treasurer of the tively, in Liber 765 and folios 383 ana 894, o} 7:40 p.m. dally, with Palace Car to Chicago, Tre nies orc ap ib to be réenuwoa within land records for the District of Combis, and Baltimore and Poto: f¥o months from the time of the award; but upon re will wat ‘atpaute, suction. Ta front of the pee For « Fiatonable grounds shown, a simail extension of the | Mises, on SATU ROA eptember Q1st, A. D. Falls and the North, at 7:40 time will be permitted. 1878, ‘at 5 o'clock p. m., the folowiag described with A ralis‘actory bond will be required, to be exe- | Fealestate: vise Low mam thirty (80), of wu rt cated and § mea wichin ton days pier! the panes for | Hopkin’s recorded sub-division of square number: . daily, TAD tract ed one hundied and ten (110); and at the same time wor Hew York The right to reject any or all of the bidsisre- | ana piace by virtue of the isst above name? daily, i of trust, we will also sell lots thirty-one and =e im Ropes should be @ indorsed “Proposals for thirty-two (32), of the same reconded subaatviace con; Sancar. Ip, "and be addressed of Square. The lots above named will be sold For New York and the KDW. MCPHERSON, po cept Sunday, 2ug29, seps, 7,10,14,17 chief of Bureau, ms of sale: One-third of the purchase money Seatgucunnect sea POSALS MAIL-LO of each lot to be (din cash, and tae bat ‘hee in six Annex, affording j2— ° Fon? Cus from Gana fale ee ee Fete Post OFFICE DEPARTMENT, premises H yee Serves Now York WASHINGTON, D. C.. August ip tere. ce! onemch lt sold se has Ses Tee For Philadelphia, Separate rece! this | ye at purcha.er’: _ and 1. Degartment 12 o'clock noon on the 90tn day ‘he above lots will be Bod subjort to sues taxes, Eimitea dineent Kinda ot Rocks ant Rats eehetek, S24 | Sensialand sprcial as oy ON, pam a ma jzelusive, ute, of the Unites states taalie, includ CHABL RSE, FRANCE: | Trastoos, ‘and 4: used for mail bags, such as ioneer. Yor Pope's Fe, 10, be wed for the street letter-boxes of the nese me 12 14 17,19843 For Ati 6:65 & m, and 4:20 p. m. dally, | As he pubiie ire and searching examina- ULTKE'S SALE OF ELEG. : except z ton’ necessary to tnteligent bigding on any pra- BAN OOTTAGE AND GHOO BG OO : — seribed wodel of would tend to im- virtue of of the Su reme Court Alexandria and Fesdericksbarg,, Boil- pair, if not enthely farther utility et | of the District of Columbia, pamed In equity Haliend Alezandris and W. ma | all b locks F the purposes of the | cause No, 5487, I shall sell at iblic au stioa,, the prescribes no | on the premises, a & o'clock p.m. on ths Shes For 6, 2 89:10, 10. 12 a, m5 1. 8, relies for a oy of SEPTEMB! umn! eigh"een 4-20, 6, 6:20.7.m, On Sunday at 9:10'2.m., op, on nuaity and skill | (38), nineteen (19), twenty (80) and twoaty. ooo ang} ana7 gm which s fair com wentors, hereby | (31), in block nuaibered nine :9), of ‘Hail & ae For Bichi and the South, 9:45 a.m. and9a | invii may submitted by | vans’ subdivision of the Meridian Hill property in m. dally; 6:10 p.m. dally, the Di . ‘Trains are Alexandria for W: 1 to 3 the residue pay- 5 F twelve and twenty- zdomiyabaaa oy oe & ed ‘at the of per 2 sale; the title to remain in ms of The contrects which be madeare tobe in a Se, ESE Feask . novio | 9u,30-lawow Postalaster Geamta @ feet aud 2 inches, aud is iwproved by a four (4) story Brick Dwelling House aud Store. T.rms: One-fourth of the purchass money to be paid in cash; and the residue in three equal Instal- Ments at twelve (12), eighteen (18) and tweaty- four (24) months, respect.ve y, with in:erest oa the whole, payable half-yeariy, w'be secured by notes of trust on the premises, A dep sit of will be required wheu the proparty ls Kagcke1 down, The terms of sale must be compllod with witain one week after sale, otherwise th» property may be resold, after one week s notice, at the risk sud cost of thé defaulting purchaser. WALTER 8. CO PLA. DIBNEILLE, }Trustoas, THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct. ‘sepl7-co%1s IHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON THE SITUATED MBLA. 1 TOWN, DISTHICT OF - By virtue of a decrea of the Bapreme Court of the District of Columbia, holding & fr term, passed in acause o: Dowling vs. Bou- cher a. d othera, No, 3,924, in equity, the undo sigued, as Trustee, will offer at public sale, tn {ront of the premises, on FR'DAY, the 2710 day of Beptember, 1878, at the nour of 4% o'clock p. cribed realestate sitaated [a » designated as part of Lot So Vu: -ginnirg on the west side of Ma-- ket Space elghty-two fect ten inches from Brilz street, running thence northerly wih the wes iine of Market Space thir:y-s -ven feet foar iacies hence wes.erly parallel with Bridge screet thirty nine feet; thence southerly varaliel witn M rk ‘Space (er f. et; thence westorly parallel with Bridg> auteet thirts-elaht feet four tachos; thence 8 )4.u- orly paral.el wih MayKet =p.e fifiy-uae fest two inches, thence casier'y paratle, with Bridge etrest hirty-eight fect four in theucs northe iy parallel with Market Space tw nty-zight feet Lenuce thirty-nine feet tu the po ntof pening, with a two-s ory Biick Sturcand Dwelling staad- ing on che same. ‘erms: One-vhird cash; the residue of the pur- chase money in s!x, twe ve aid eighteen mo_tis, the purchsser giving bs notes pearing interest from the day °f sale. or silot .he purchase m>iey be paid on the day ofsve. Onther: if a:i np of sale by the Cvurt. aud payment of the who e purchase money, ade.d wil 03 mady to che pur- chaser at his cost and expe .s3 R Rae Trustee, O.. ridge 8t., Georgetown THOS. DOWLING, Auct." _soplT 10t HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROP- ER1Y ON THE EAST SIDE OF MARK&E + PACE, GEORGEZUWN, D. C. By order of the Supreme ourc of the Dis- trictof Columbis, in eqaity cause No. 3, ‘bour & Smith, the unde sigaad wii sell at public auction. in frout o° ihe premises FRIDAY A¥TEBNOON, September 27th, 1873, at 4% o'clock p. m., a'l that pa tof lot forty-three (43), 12 Old Georgctown, a8 more particularly, set forth in Liver 776, at folio 318, one of the land records for said District, t gether with the im- rovements, &é , consisting of a thres-story brick joure, suitable for dweillug and store purposes. Terms of sate: One-thir-icash, aud tae balance in twelve and eighteen montis with interest at 6 per ceptum per annum, secured by s deed of trast $38 required 6n the property. A deposit of of the purchaser whose bid ts acce] WOUDBUBY W J, STELLWAGEN, Auctioneer, 513 7th st. ° TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY—BEING PREMISES No. 1011 EIGHTH STREET N.W. A TWO STORY PRICK COTTAGE, WITH LAKGE YARD By viitue of a deod of trust, dated Februa- ry 1% A.D. 18 6, and recorded in Libsr far 774, folio 225, one of the land records tor the District ot Columbia, and decree of the Suprene Conrt of the District of Columbia in Equity cause No. 6.296. Lord et al. vs, Shanahan eval. we will sel, at public auction, in front of the premises. on FRIDAY, weptomber 97th, 1978, at 5 o'c'ock e ia., the southern part of Lot numbered five (5), in are rumbered four hundred and twenty-six (486: Begianing for the bounds of the samo at the southwest corner of said lot and ruaniug thence Horth with the east ine of Btn s'reet west alrteon feet four and one-half inches; thence east one hun- dred feet; thence south sixteen fest four aud one- half inches. thence west one huzdred feet to tha praceof beginning, together with the improvements thereon, being a ueat eee oes Cottages. ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance in twelve ‘and twenty-four months, with Interest at elght por cent per annum, payable semi-annaaliy; or all cosh, or any sum 6xceeding one-third cash, at the option of tie purchaser. ‘The deferred payments 1o be seenred hy a deed of trust upon the. p opert; sold. $250 shall be paid when the property Knockeusll, | Conrsancing at purchaser’s cost. MARTIN VHRER, sepl?-eo ALFRED H. LEK.” }Teastess, T. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer, e diss ‘ih USTEFS’ SALE OF A DESIRABLE ‘= TRY ON THE SEV ona NEARLY SESIDENCE BOAD. CEM®TER’ SEV4NTH OPPOSITE AND JUsT S-reet Foad, part Por?ion,? contaf ing eight an¢ ceedins oe) eres (tha metes and beang 1B at sale), together Im roremabia, Bc, S 3 aaa : One-four cash, aud the balance at six, twelve aud eighteen month wi interest at Sper a deol of urust ‘st option of the ra? 5 ul at toe time Of sale, and all conveyancity nd recording at pure ebaser’s cost. Terms wo be complied with in seven fal domes taemrarceerine of the foulting purchaser after five days alvertisement. ras, } Trustece, er tmet of Co: mia, secured ihe} A FRIDAY, September 20h, 18 front of part of im & paper which EVERYBODY reads. That is the true was to secure publicity. The best busi- ess men know the value of advertising in such & Daper—and snch a paper is THE EVENING STAR, It bas the largest circulation tn proportion to the Dopaiation of the city in which it ts printed of any Paper in the world. i practically covers the whole held, Hilled by a Se mt. TERRIBLE ENCOUNTER WITH A DEADLY BLOW- ING VIPER IN A DARK ROOM. A terrible soe fl befel Doctor Paulhamus and his lovely am egy daugiver Eleanor, Tuesday Pisco in Williamsourg, Pa. It seems that a couple of weeks ago two tramps captured a pair of enormous repiiles, which the doctor pronounced to be of that ey 4 species known as “blowing viper.” The doctor, having a desire to contribuie scope that would commend itself from this district, purchased the reptiles, intending to forward them to the Zoological Gardeas in Philadelphia. ——_ their transportation the Snakes were placed in a large glass jar, tue op being carefully secured by a covering of wire gauze. The jar was then placed ou elevated bracket in a remote corner of ¢ doctor's office. Last evening the doctor and iis daughier were returning from a visit to the ccuutry, aud the doctor having occasion to make up a prescription they both enterea his oflice, the doctor ein a lamp. Dow c: mes the terrible denouement, A z owl swept in through the transom above the dvor, and flew with the speed of an arr. agvinst the lamp, Knocking it over and s tering the oi] ard broken glass in every di tion. The bird s-emed trautic, flying ant dushing in every die tion, while 4 geveral crash of botles and glasses was heard on every side. Meanwhile the doctor had it another match, but just in time to receive his daughter, who sprang with a wild ery to his arms; in the darkness he gathered his dar- ling w his arms, and in a momeut realized the situation. The owl had dislodged the jar from the bracket, and the vipers were at large. Speedily he groped his way, calling loudly for help, which, the hour belng iate, was slow to put in an appearance. ene | seemed slow, but scarcely five minutes elapse: until full a dozen ladies and brave men were on the spot. No living hand can indite the horrors of the next’ few minutes. Miss Eleanor, who had been insensible since she sprang to her father’s arms, was now being cared for by the ladies, when one simultaneous shriek almost froze the blood and paralyzed each nerve—yet not ali! It was Thomas Lutz's hand that seized the glittering reptile by the neck and choked its fearful fangs apart. It had bitten the lady midway be- tween the arkle and the knee, She was now carried immediately to her hi me, where every known antidote for po sen was administered by her frantic fathe >, but all to no avail, She clock this morning. After or the poor unfortunate young lady home, one of the men, knowing there had been tw sbakes, returned to the office and soon dis- atched the other. Au examination showed its two large fangs missing. This led to the conjecture that possibly the Doctor had been bitten. A hasty retura and close examination resulted in finding the fangs in the thick "Ss bovis, Who, bein: leather of the Doctor's alarmed for his daughte: est knowledge of being struck. The corpse of the young lady has swolien to enormous di- mensions, while her complexion is inharmony with the spots and general coluring of the snake The ene of the snakes measurell four and a half feet, the smaller four feet. They are pronounced by our old people the largest of the species. It was the shorter one of the two that bit the young lady.—[ Aitoona (La.) Tribune, Sept. 12° Camp Life Among Refugees. The neighborhood of Memphis, for miles around, is dotted with the camps of refugees who had no money to go further, and are fed by charity. United States army tents were ealeney as far as possible, but hundreds are living in rude huts, and ye have no shelter except open sheds. Camp Jo Williams, four and a half miles south of the city, is the larg- est of these settlements. Its inhabitants car- ried the scourge that they sought to flee from, and the physicians are trying in vain to stamp it out. All cases are sent to an impro- vised hospital. Dr. Nall, the physician in charge, was ai ed, and he had so ex- hausted himself with work that the disease went hard with him; but he lived through it, and is again at his post. A Camp Jo Wil: liams resident, writing to a commercial firm in Louisville, says: “Women in child birth, surrounded by little ones, quartered in tents, see one by one pass from thelr sight on to the hospital, thence to the grave. the babe is born, yellow as gold; the mother on aa a few days, and thea she, the last of the household, is put under ground, We save no women who are at- tacked.” In this camp, it seems, the fever is invariably fatal in its effect on women, killing them speedily and surely. Here is an illustra- tion by the Same writer: A woman and her two daughters, =e liand 16, arrived from ed and applied to him for quarters. He saw in the girls unmistakable =.gas of the fe- ver—a beeen flush of the face, glassy eyes, anda slight puffiness of the skin; but they sai: that they felt unusually well. He gave them a tent next hisown. On the following morn- ing ney were delirious, and before night were dead. This is the leiter’s postseript: “Just now I toted a fellow to a tent. near the ee tal. I bave had men hunting himall day. He has been dodging us. He swears nothing is the matter wich him. His pulse is 1 temperature 106. He is literally burn up. He will be dead by noon to-morrow.” Late news from this camp was of a removal, to get away from the infection if possible. A GIRL AccusIne HER OWN FATHER OF MURDER.—The trial of Jesse . Billings, the wealthy farmer of Ballston Spa, N. Y , who is charged with murdering his wife—having shot at her through an open window, near which she was siiting—is now progressing, and is causing a great sensation. On Friday Jeunie Billings, a daughter of the deceased, 19 years old, was put on the witness stand as a witness against the father. She testified that he had abused her mother shamefully, who was con- Unually afraid he would take her life; that he had whipped her mother and twice a‘tempted to kill her, and that she (the daughter) accused him on the vight of the murder of committing it. She was greatly confused by the cross-ex amination, during which she wept copiously, and finally swooned away in the arms of the district attorney. She was conveyed into an adjoining apariment and seized with hyste- ria, during which blood flowed from her head, Probably from over excliement. A physician Was summoned, and the young lady was placed in a carriage, to which she was carried seem- ingly insensible, by her relatives and conveyed to the hotel. COLORED LYNCHERS IN LOUISIANA.—A dif eulty occurred Saturday night in the store of Chancelet Chaix, at St. Charles Court House, La., between Charlie Baptiste (colored) and Mr. Valcour St. Martin, ex-deputy sheriif, and son of N. 0. St. Martin, district attorney pro tem., which resulted in Baptiste being stabbed and instantly killed by St. Martin. ‘The latter was arrested and lodged in jail. Durizg the night a mob of colored people, variously estimated at from one to two hun- dred, broke open the jail, took the prisoner therefrom and literally riddled him with bul- lets beyond all recognition. It is supposed that he received the contents of no less than fifty guns. 80 he Memphis TRAGEDY IN PHILADELPHIA. — Saturda) ae a distu.bance took place in Philadel- hia, in which a young man named John ardiner jo8t his lost his life. One Walter McDonald was engaged in conversation with a young woman, and some remark of bis being overheard, gave rise to a dispute between him and Gardiner. It ended, how- ever, for the time in words. Subsequently the arties came to blows, and finally McDonald rea a revolver, shooting Gardner in the breast. The unfortunate Rye man fell and \c expired in a few moment ‘Donald was arrested and locked up. 4s The barbers of E/gefield, 8. C., serve free lunches to their customers. 4@-Cremation has been made optional by law in Gotha. #2z Prussia hys what is said ‘o bea sure ex- terminator of the Colorado beetle. 47 Allthe doors in Boston school houses are to be altered so as to swing both ways. 4a Ex.Gov. Smyth, of New Hampshire, who bas been travelling in Egypt, the Holy Turkey and Greece, has gone to ree Eng. #=Canon » the rector o! , Eng- land, has done his harvesting this year by the aid of the electric light. aA ition will be ated to the next Siort maderte pas isw restricting rallrosds to ebarge passengers only two cents per mile. #a@-Mr. James W. Paxton, a rich citizen of offered to erect, in that city, a handsome publle drinking fountain, to cost over $10,000. ar At eoog epgie in a a with 5 plata on te ead Taflcting tujuries on te refusal of bis Wife to furaish bier ree ‘4a-Jobn Dean and James Noon were dis- arged on g furday,in the Patrick marder of ‘who Ne Sera Gaaeer paceman held In 3,000 bail x sseasgveanr ate” seme o mR Tu® STAR. A PRAYER FOR THE SOUTH, RY 5. Ob God! tins We lift our hearts to ‘Thee set the stricken ouie and Terror tree. ** trae hearts throughout the land rails Have answered cory cal Still “the black waves on, Ara right, a Stroug forms are bor Brave hoarts are sore di-mayes All buman help has failed We come to Thee for aid. The deepest thoughts and prayers, oar tongaes Have bot the power co speak, Because with sympathy avd love, Our sou's are faint ad weak. Yet trem te weary Uf we “‘avK,"? Gand has: the power: Stretch forth Thy han and free the South, Jn this, h r darkest hour, Withdraw the curse that shrouds the South Ip darkness and despair, Wecia p Tay cross, and at Its base Leave thy Washington, D (Lhe above is accompanied by a note which it was om the heart of ® southerm ers depiore the calamity of the weds doubly. If is my home, my bus. and, ard every dream Aid hove of Lappi.e.s that bas ceowged my Drisf fe.**) ——_-+- e - __. “Tats Countky,” remarked a traveller in ori hws settles ap very rapidly “Ya-as,” replied (he native, nervously watel ing the movements of a constable dodging along the other side of the field, “country settles up a darn sight faster than ‘the people do.” And before the traveller could ask him toexplain, he was making « mile a minute across the trackless prairie with the constable a bad second.—{ Burlington Mawkeye. A CiLp in San Francisco was sent to @ drug store to get seme “opening powders.” The druggist gave tt opium powders, which the father, supposing they were what he had sent for, administered to his sick infant, ea ing its ‘death. was brought against the druggist for $10,000 damages, and the Jury hag just given a verdict that the druggist supplied, only what the child had asked Tney were talking about the wetght of dif- ferent individuals in a certain fam the daughter's youn 0 was present spoke up before he thought, and said: “I tell you that Jenny isn't so very light either, al hough she looks so.” And then he looked suddenly conscious and blushed. and Jenny became absorbed lu studying a chromo on the wall. ves an account of the cons a male anda female idiot. Eli does not mention the name of the woman he was talking to. 2¢-Prof. Samuel L. Caldwell theological seminar dent of Vassar col Raymond. 4@@-The fall meeting of the National Rifla association begins at Creedmore, N. J. next of Newton has been elected presi. *, to Succeed the late Dr, Tuesday. will pre. Sent the prizes military mat Johu W. Gregg is held to bail in $5,000 ing, as cashier of the money order de- partment in the Chicago post office, diverted funds to his own use. The amount missing is $15,000. 4@s-The managers of a London place of amusement announce that they “reserve the right of expelling or excluding any one they think proper.” Only people of approved iim- propriety admitted. DEE. On the 16 b of Sepromber. 1878, at 6.30 a.m, Of heart disease, PATRICK DEX, a native of County Limbrick, Ire'ané, 1m the 80:4 year of his ‘The fune-al wil! take place from his late resi< dence. No. 19 F stieot northeet, on Wedoe day, the 18 h iust., at o'clock a.m) Requiem mass ai St. Aloysue Church. Relatives asa friends of We fenily ave respecifally 1uvived to attend, Requiesc at in pene, UNDERTAKERS, &e. B SPEARK, ° UNDEETAKER, (Pormeriy with B. £, Harvey), 940 F street nw. One door east of Tenth street, Baria} Caskets of al and styles, Bodies Kmbalmed tor ‘transporte. Laay arrondants st short notice. a v4 strictly first-ciass and most reamouable tori08, oe yom B. WBIGHT, 1337 10th st. m.0. 2 UNDERTAKER, 316 Penn’a avenues .0. STEAMERS, &. K POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. The ame: MATTANO, Capt, W. H. EY ves. will make three tr: Sach Weck, woto MOMINI FERK MAITUX CRKEK, swopping at inter~- dings gelng and returning. Forfarther qu: . L. Bi i's Coal aud , 1114 and $88 Peonsylvania avenue, and at whart, foot of 6'b and N streets. ap20-tr G. TUCKER JONKS, Agent. UMMEB ARRANGEMENT. FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND THE SOUTH. Tre swift and elegant iron Steamer LADY OF = LAKE, Capt. C. J. BoNNE- LE, aves Gih-street wharf, i further notice, every Monda: ——_ and friday, at 6 o'clock p.m., con- Becting with steamers for Boston. Provideiice and other Northern ports, uruing, leaves Nor=- folk every Tuesday, Thr and wurday, at & o'clock p m, FOR POTOMAC HIVER LANDINGS. Ste-mer JOHN W. THOMPSON, Captain Joa B. W 00D, leaves her wharf, termi- nus of 7:h anc 9th tine of cars, 418m. three UB Ber week, fo Surrioman, and Leonardtown, stopping at intermediate landirgs cach wip, Days of sailing. same ae Stermer Mattano, For further information, apply at the ofties, ovar Metropolitan Bank, Knox's Hxpreas OMioe, OF at the Comp any’s Wharf. foot of 6ih street. ca.led for on application at Knox's Kx- press «'ffice, SAMUEL BAOON, Pres’, B. J, ACCINELLY, Agent, STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK. The Bteamers J id ENIGHT alter: OHN GIBSON ely leave Pier 41 East every Saturday, a BR rk, ‘town, ay2itr SAMUEL BACON, President, Na GERMAN LLOYD-8reausuce LINE RETWEEN NEW YORK, HAVRE, LON- ‘The steamers of this company wiilsall very Sate x of 01 w ‘Bremen Pier, foot of 34 te or : From New London, Southampton, and — oy rst cabin, nat os cavin, pla; PO currency. | For ator pas= sage ppl to 0} RICHS & 0O.,2 Bowling Greon, New Yor! ocul-ly r¢ Facer NEW EXPRESS LINE P BETWEEN DELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WASH- Conpacling nt PAtadeisie este Diyae'e : = idence, a yee = Fron untae eee Ton! Geongetews, ‘Monday, at 7 p.m. Th buls of lading recelved dal GF, Dice, Wat. POLY ‘ter sti wn, D. Py . P.