Evening Star Newspaper, April 29, 1886, Page 5

erved to subserthers tn the sn account, at 10 cents per Copies at the counter, 2 @ prepaid—O0 cents a Washington, 1, Gas <tam_published on Friday—@1 = Star. THURSDAY, APRIL 9. BOOKS, &e. _AUCTION SALES. ATOTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. CITY AND DISTRICT. rx¢Lrvrany ESSE See tae mH and volumes of Stendard and Popu- MAGAZINES and NEW WAU TEE B. WILLIAMS & CO, Auctioneers WALNUT FRAME HOLSTERED: CHAIR. MAT KS & CO., Auctioneers, 687 Loitsiana ave., opp. City Post Office. ENTIRE STOCK OF | FURNITURE DEALER APRIL THIRTIETH, LOC! REED SOUTH: ar (Ness WE WILE Sent TING BUSEN 2 IRE ASSORTED STOCK REMAIN: NG ON HAND, V. LE AND DOUBLE BEDSTEADS, WALNUT A. ROOM SETS. Mt. PARLOR SUITRS, HN. RAW SILK, ve a3 PENNSYLVANIA AVE! MES. LUCY L HUNTEI AT ON FRIDAY MORNING, ING AT TE: PREMISES, 427° EIGHTH EAST, BY ‘ORDER OF THE TOP CENTE S, *}iuN TS For FASTER, » ‘plated oF ilarainated covers ene of tie Biv My baster Messengers, and many other © © PURSELL, 415 ow st. nw. WALNUT AND STAINE KERY WARE, &. commencing at TEN it residence No. 386 C esi, the above described furniture. in hu anid worthy the attention of buyers. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. On MONDAY, MAY THIRD, ARBLE-TOP TABL O'CLOCK A. M., we shall sell, a AND ROCKERS ALL KINDS, PARL ODD PIECES, EASY CHAIRS, SHOW CASES, HAT RACKS, MATTRESSES, .RDROBES, LOUNGES, CLOCKS ARK, GLASSWARE: TOILET WARE AND CROCKERY, STOCK OF TOOLS, CUTLERY, WOODWARE AND OTHER FOUND IN SUCH A PRINGS, WAL rpuomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. MIRROR-FRONT ARMOIRE, PARLOR SUIT! EASTER NOVELTIES. odid assortment of Easter Goods now ready. ; 4 Hymnals, Lenten Books and all able for the Easter Holidays, amine the display at JOHN G PARKER'S, 1d. 619 7th st. nw. DS USUALLY WITHOUT RESERV} it ERY SALE AT AUCTION OF TWo- STREET NORTHWEST, ‘ofa decree of the Supreme iv ‘Under the authori Court of the District of Columbt case of Lawlor vs. Lawlor, No. 97 will offer for sal premises, on FRI ING UTENSILS, COOK STOVE &c., BEING THE SE NO. 1407 E THIRD OF MAY, 1896, i at TEN O'CLOCK, at house No. en 14th and ltl sire Will séil'a general assorument of ou QUISITES, &c. TE Tous Booxs: Boo: tf gndre to close out at cost ALL BOOKS ON MY ics wo make room for m ‘Public auction, in fro1 AY, APRIL THIRTIETH, ., that certain parcel of ground and premises situate in’ Washington City, District of Columbia, known as, and being, Cratty's recorded subdivision of certain lots in Joho Miller's subdivision of the square known as squareeast the improvements, ‘One-third cash ication thereof, i: Tesidue'in equal instalments at one and two y Y of sale, to bear interest from the day of sale until pald, at six (6) per centum per deferred payments to be secured by the urchaser may pay atl cash, full payment of purchase money. All and expeuses of recording at purcha- (OU deposit on accept JAMES 8S EDWARDS, Trasteo, 412 bth st. n.w, DAY MORNIN ety northwest, [ iseluold effects, THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. LUABLE IMPROVED INTH STKE! ers to place in thelr collection of standard and miscella- bt mist itif you want to be bene- wanted not in stock will be of square 509, wit of the final rat Auy book oF books fvvred aida liberal discount made from the retail 6. A. WHITAKER, 3105 Pennsytvanis ave. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme the District of Colun rt, wherein Churies F. Cole and others are complain nts and Elmer M. Gole is defendant, I wi s of the premises’ on SATU! Y, I8Se _THOS. DOWLING, Auct. dred and twenty-eigut (92: h PP HOMAS DOWLING, Anctioncer. IR-CLOTH PARLOR SU) KE AND BOOKCA‘ INTING BY BU- , Scrolls, Lamp Shades, x endless variuty). ¢ German, Musle Books. sheet Lignid for Mixing, asks, 50 shad@s French Tissue | 30e. per 100: ‘Toys, Studies for ‘olding Fans, 10c, near Penna ave. ap2-6w LADIMS WHO DESIRE TO HAVE nd antique Ince curtains cleaned Should go to Madame EW fom Paria 1215 H st. nw. Satisfaction | feet: thence wet one ioc twenty-eight feet 31x uch ‘y Sout eighty eight fect st Inches to south K street, and thence west, bya twit cto tie place of be- inning: improved by a two-story. frame dwelling twenty feet six in \ RAND HUSK MaT’ SWS AND BOLST FURNITURE, Ki SAND MANY OTHER: ESSARY TO MENTION, AT AUCTION. NG, APRIL THIRTIETH, K, at Tesidence Ni e northwest, by direction of the er, 1 sail sell « general assortment of Household iPuisting, Nice Jap Terms of sale, as prescribed by the decree: On: ofthe purchase money shall bein cash and the bal- ‘ance in equal instaluie ctively, for which the promissory moves of the pur- to bear interest from day of sale at six per cent, and séeured by deed of trust on prop erty sold, or all cash, at purchaser's option, A deposit of $50 at time of’ sale. It the terms of Sale days from day of sale the Trustee re isk and cost of defaulting . 2 ARTICLES NOT sin one and two chaser must be cive' IW conveyancing stats Worenr, ‘st.. opposite Patent Ofiice, opened a large and new assortment of HAMBURG EDGINGS and INSERTIONS, SWISS, NATNSOOK wi ALLOVER EMBROIDERIES, ORIENTAL, EGYPTIAN and other ‘TRIMMING LACES in all the pewest patterns. Mox complete line of INFANTS’ and serves the right to resell Atri alter five days’ public notice of suc im some newspaper published SAML. MADDOX. SCANSON BROS,, Auctionee TRUSTERS SALEOF FRAME OUSE 0: AND PLETE By virtue ofa deed Liber No. 1149, Folio records for the District of written request of the part front of the premises on FRLDAY, DAY OF APRIL, 1856, at O'CLOCK P.M. NN BETWEEN FOURTIL “tS NORTHWEST, BY of trust duly recorded 1 EDUCATIONAL. secured, We will sell i he THIRTIETH HALE-PAST FIVE . the following described real estate, uate in thecity of Washington, District of Colum: ‘of lot numbered eight, in’ square numbered venteen, beginning eight inches corner of said lot ¢1 HORTHAND REVOLUTION I PLOY AN; simplest, most rapid and most legible syatem in the world. "Classes f ndence, Cail for prospectus. bard and other styles, and CHILDREN'S FURNISHING GARMENTS ALTERED, DYED AND (ED. Furs of al kinds rej ‘Mums CUNNINGHAM, 1310 6th st nw. undred and se west of the southeast west on H street thirteen feet ten inches, thence LA els es x inches, to # line connecting in, D. C.. (723 14th st. nw), rincipal other cities, ‘New terms begin now. north seventy-five feet si the two angles of sald. lot, Massachusetts avenue, thence east on said east boundary v= © McCAl i A Trial lessons free. Siegen over Ladies’ straw Free Lectures in German, Saturday, May 1st, STOLLE, principal of Balumore. line, being eight inches west of the east Hine of lot eight, thence south seventy-two feet seven ‘and half inches to the be; ‘Terms One-third casi Hats" aha Bonnets ip the = = Ma M. J. Hosr, 1309 F STREET-N. W., bulaiiee in one and two fears, uotes to bear interest trom day of sale and to secured by deed of trust on the property sold, oF all cash at option of purchaser. A di quired at time of Sale. Conves ‘Terms to be com Otherwise Trustees reserve t Property at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser uublic notice of such a resale In some newspaper publfshed in the District of Columbia, HORT-HAND AND PRACTICAL ship taught by @ stenographer and protessor, fifteen Years’ experience. Mondays, Weduesdays and Fri- The Columbian Co sit of $100 re- WiLL MAKE A SPECIAL DISPLAY OF FRENCH | ays, 6 0 clock BONNETS AND ENGLISH HATS DURING THE (MING WEEK. LADIES ARE INVITED. ap3 QFSING OPENIS b PATTERN BON! be AND RAGLANS, ¢ Tight to resell the NE DUVAL MACK, 1424 N ST, chool of location aud Dra: Ft; also private class in English brai teachers for French and Mathematics. STRUCTION IN 1c3 and English, by Prof. F Civil Service Examiner. repared. Apply for circulars aud information has reopened her rpuowas DOWLING 'S SALE OF BAR FIXT) OF PREMISES, SITUATE] K OF 18g AND'D STREETS NORTH: BEING No. 1851 D STREET. By virine of « chattel deed of trust, 20th, 1885, and duly recorded in Liber No. 11.44, folio, one of the Land Records of Columbia, iG, Auctioneer, ROUND Hats, Abpioinis ior examination HE NEW SCHOOL OF MODERN LANGUAGES is now forming new classes in French, ‘panish. Apply to priucipal, L. DUM W. ? D'GLOVES, $1 SVERY PAIR PITTED AND 1. R PAIR UPW. NE, 507 17H PFactica! busi- ‘A. perfect fit guaranteed. Also, der Braces, Reform onsets and Bustles. C¢ Ma B. M. M 419 NINTH ST. N.W. Materials of all kinds for ART EMBROL ‘cet grate of Zephyrs, Columbia Ki & arraseue Crewel and Chenille. Tldren's Lace Caps, Afghans, $ LACES AND RIBBU. done prompuy. Spring sessions. ness education that qualities young men and women to support themselves and successful, active duties of life. Rapid Writing, the Practice, Comn raphy and Type Writing. all corps. of teachers. free on application. 3 in cipal. MHS. SARA A. SPENCER, Vice Principal, at public auction, THIRTIETH APR O'CLOCK A,M, ail goods and chat! attached to aforesaid dees Bar Counters, Tables, Chairs, Mirror, on the premises, on IN iy perform the sas mentioned traction given ish Lancuage, pamber Sultes, Also the lease of sui but four years of unexpired thue. lease will be offered first as an entirety, | and if not sold thus will at once be offered in detail. FRANK W. BIRD, Trustee, THOS. DOWLING, (OMAS E, WAGGAMAN, ‘Real Estate Auctioneer, ERY SALE OF LOTON FOURTH STREET, WEEN G STREET AND SOUTH CARO: SOUTHEAST. SIC. Particular attention to be- eT, a3 Well as those wishing to be quaitfied for eriorniers and Headers. Termseasy. 734 12th stm. CHER OF SING jethod; Classic and jetinan, French and Italian by LINA AVENUE By virtue ofa decree of the Supreme Court of the passed in equity cause No. 9914, uction, in front of the pre on FRIDAY, APRIL THIRTIETH next, at SIX. ice in equal instalments ich notes of the after tne true italian me ‘Modern Music; ‘unsurpassed met! H_ LESSONS, THE QUICKEST, EASIEST and the best known from Paris, Sorbonne Univers FRENCH LANGUAGE. 13 CHOOL OP PHONOGRAPHY. ‘SCHOOL OF TYPE-WRITING, SCHOOL OP FE: SCHOOL OF AT! Shorthand Books and s Au Writing Machines and District of Columbia, Twill sell at public P. M., 1ot 23, in ‘Terms: Que-third cash; in 6 and 12 months, for whl chaser, bearing interest from day of sale. anc cured by deed of trust on the pro} taken, or _all cash posit of $50 wil y sold, will be purchaser's option: be.required at time of sale, and a!1 conveyancing and recurding will be at purchaser's are not complied with in seven days, {he property will be resold! at risk and cost or default: “IRVING WILLIAMSON, Trustee. THOS, E. WAGGAMAN, Auct. PECIAL AND PEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE. ARE STILL TRIUMPHANT! Atteer veass they have steadily gained In favor, cigar ede we become the ‘States. warranted to wear twice as long a5 We have lately introduced the @ wudes with Extra Jony Watt, and we can mm ail the World's great Fairs received 18 fur Fist poattion Reld at New Or ts have been found worthless, love Fitting have proved inval- ‘are authorized to refund money if, on ex- hese Crnets Go not prove ag represeoted PRIVATE iN ‘Mathematics, Penmanship, Branches Terms moderate. “Apply to C. Louisiana ave. ASSES FOR BEGIN: wupils now forming at 1014 noon classes for adults and children. tion, _Reastical _ —_ Hn ees ASHINGTON CONSERVATORY 0 Cloud building, cor. 9th ‘a1 th year. Piano, Org +, Violin, Fiute,Cornet, Free advantages.” 0. B. BULLARD, Director RE: ners and advanced 17th st., between K and STOCK AND CONTENTS IN STORE v06 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, Commene! TUESDAY, APRIL THIRTEEN And will cobtinue daily until all ‘The stock contains prime and Silks, Velveis, Satins, fine Dress Goods, Cashmeres, Einbroidered Flahnels, Table Linens, Blankets, Quilts, Underwear, 1 Laces, Embroldesies, Gloves, Je ‘nd Parasols, White Shirts, toxet entics. Ss prmelples of the Gi cme THOMSON, LANGDON & Co, ISS AMY LEAVITT OF BOSTON, Gi uate and certified examiner of the New Engiané ypiaue, armouy "and voice ‘ATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF toaduits confidential: pr ‘Apnapoll Weat IVY INSTITUTE, aw, corner tt ‘Mathematical, Classical, Buain: LOVE-FITTING” _CORSETS— « Wasbingwn i the Palais Royal, patieatio sree mblete stock, Prompt un ora Daess; Sure ely Impervious, culture. 1012 10th stn: Ladi@ will do weil to attend tiiis sale, as a good as- Joods will be offered dail ‘sortment of Spi ‘Terms cash. M. FOLEY, Auctioneer. fons, and Ketan, [HOS J. FISHER & 0O., Auctioneers W: FLYNN, a Me si ae mone CHANCERY SALE OF VALUALLE <= AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the platrict of Columbia, entered on the 13th day Evening Classes, $3 and $5 8: DENTISTRY. MUEL I. SCOTT, D.D.S. Filteen years experience in Dentistry. Office, 1207 Preservation of the Natural Tee Jold Billing guaranteed for five years. apl6- R.STARR PARSONS, COR 9TH AND EN.W. Filling a specialty: al thout extracting. jus, alleviates pail ASK! SEAUTIFIER!—Eugente's Se ly beautifles but purifies the com- vo, dve, bleach, cut aud dre D. Serrin ts complainant an diary’ 5. Fowler et al., are defendants, the under- Signed trustees, named in’ suid decree, if, 1856, sell at public ‘auctic premises, part of Lot numbered tw Square numbered one hundred and ole (101), | ning at « point in ‘the line We desire compar t pieces of new designs. Feather light tailed at wholesale prices. J experience in Pari aud was Paris, Lyons und Vienna. IO ROCHON. 15th st! nw. 912 14th st now. azz Ov Hosteny. Ladies. Misses and Children, Rene Asortment. ei in front of the arded nda Rea iy-three (23), In ‘of the southwest ‘side of nortis I street twenty (20) feet nine () inches from the northeast corner of said Lot. and running due west south side of north I'street nineteen (19) fect three (3) inches jo the northwest corner of the Lot: thence due south | wich Lots twenty-two (22) aud wwventy-three (23) hundred and sixteen (116) feet toa public alley; thence east with the said ‘alley four- | ‘wen (14) feet, and thence northeust still with the line } & polut from Which # line run due north cersect the line of north I street at the begit there with that Ine to the point of be same being tmproved by frame House, treet northwest. | FoCWOCLo ree (23), im | and one (101), beginatl | At the northeast corne | With the line of lots tw (C4), due south elghty-on public alley, thea with the Polnt’ of sald line, from which -ailne run due orth Would intersect the line of worth I'street twersay, (20) feet ning inches from the ‘beginning, thence dus ine of north ine” of north (20) feet nine’ (9) inches to the the same being Improved by a Bri *AND ON THE SAME DAY, AT FIVE OCLOC! AND ON TI AY, A’ ok PS, (80), tm square oat’ the ‘south: ia running north thence west twenty-six ence west twenty-six (26) Reanire (8) 16) net Yaenes Saas enaaty bt the ity (20) ulueteen (19) feet three (3) li ree (43) feet nine f extracting. Gas given. tT. M. TALBOTT, DENTIST, 437 7TH ¥' three doors from "corner is branches” ‘Teeth inserted Dentistry in ail ‘per set. All work the dividing Cholee Goods and Low Prices Con % Ctbleached, medium weight Hose for Ladies Misses’ wud Children's #Y regular fashioned, trois Der pair: wort — ane French Hoste: Y TO LOAN TO LOAN ON 522, 524, 526 Oth st. n. w. ‘NIE K. HUMPHER a So0-Testie Stuner Nowtuw: Makes Corsets w& order i + mad SAME DAY, AT HALF-PasT ‘will sell part of lot numbered. are numbered one hundred ing on the line of north I street, r of sald lot, and running é enty-three (23) and twenty-four 1) feet six (G) inches to a ine of suid alle: T jestred; lowest In ont contuiaalobs only on ae a io and materia, teal kistaie broker. 144 a2 and comfort Hen Sructartizs AmE— oie Lncerciothing, Merino Underwear ONEY TO Lo. FIRST-CLASS SEC interest. No delay where the security is L ESTATE OR Sat lowest rates uf vets and Bustle ‘arves and a $1 Corset Pesca pre len (Giise H'sows ‘ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS OF NOT Less han $0,000. aS percent, on first-class cy roperty. Staller sums af 6 per ceu = Pe. 0. HOLTZMAN, ‘Corner 10th and i surecte northwest street twenty NG, SCOURING AND 1 3 ESTABLISHMENT, AVENUE NORTHWEST. Laces, Lace Curtains, Crape V Flannel and Pongeeour speci: 7 leaned and Repaired. Ladies ee and Cleaned without ripping ANTON 1206 NEW YORK Evening Dresses, ON REAL ESTATE 0 ‘THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. ‘ONBY TO LOAN at lowest races of delay. ou approved Real Extatesecar- tatereat. ‘moderate. NO rods Wont rR, mee econ a 505 Fenisyivaniaave | feet: thence sox {006 20th street. HE SAME DAY, O'CLOCK P. M., will sell part @ point sixteen the southeast nine (9). thence west ni eee era aes security. ; Pennsylvaniaave, HALF-PAST FIVE AT LOWEST RATES OF lot numbered ‘ON REAL Esta’ ‘twa inety-seven (97) feet two and ‘one-half (244) inches, thence north sixteen (16) feet nine (9).inches, thence east ninet: and one-half (2) 224 street sout! INTERES?, 'E SECURITY. ‘THOS. J. FISHER & 0O., 05 1324 Bat nw. even (97) ‘feet two ‘ixtoen (6) feet nine (9) ingen eo i ‘improved by « frame house, don TUESDAY, MAY ELEV! FINE O'CLOCK P-3. will seit ‘all ls FOR (RON LATHIN * BUILDING Fox StaTE, WAR axD NTH, 1896, at ‘and forty-seven Fchase money to be Yuble in one and two with Interest, the deterred pay m the Trustees by good and sui Hue hrawerty so wold, oF all, ough at the option of the hasers. A deposit wi Tequired on the day of sale on each plece by the purchaser or purchasers tuereot. complied with within ten days Sold at risk and cost of defuuiting ig at purchaser's cost, HENRY R. ELLIOTT, in cash, and the bal- meek eee yt of trust upon: 414 9TH STREET NORTHWEST. re ESies_axp cet On band and made to order. ‘Modal and Diplomas awarded for Saperior Workman- sip. take notice that Hair Braids are made for 95 cont lan Hale Wrnsoe ved ait nnnion toes oo cents up, la am unequaled manver Tadles Hate Drewslits, cus Washington for to Tor Nowe ent J7inbag Ulce Sg ors AL PHALiv ers, 906 Teh st nw. ARGE LOY OF GROUND CORNER OF THIR- TEENTH AND MARYLAND. AVENUE, AND CORNER OF THIRTEENTH AND GSTREBTS NE ON FHCRSDAY, APRIL TWENTY-NINTH, AT IVE O'CLOCK P. M.,WE WILL SELL IN FRONT OF THE PREMISES, LOTS 1 AND 14, SQUARE 1005, ‘These Lots front 83 4-12 "feet on Maryland avenue, 120 6-12 feet on G street and 168 1-12 feet on 13th stree ‘These Lots, fronting on three streets, a splendid sub- division for bullding purposes can be made. ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and two Years; notes to bear interest at six per cent, and to be Secured by deed of trust, or all cash, at’ option of purchaser. Conveyancing, éc., at purchaser's cost. ‘A deposit of $100.0n each Tot will be required at time ofsale. ‘Terms to be complied with in 10 days, other- wise Fogale at risk and coat of deraulting purcl ater. i \_BROs., Aucts ap2s-5t DUNCANSON THIS EVENING. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers, IMPORTANT SALE OF HIGH CLASS PAINT- INGS, DIRECT FROM THE BLOOMSBURY GALLERIES, OXFORD STREET, LONDON, ENGLAND, COMPRISING CHOICE EXAM- PLES OF THE ENGLISH, FRENCH, GER- MAN AND ITALIAN SCHOOLS, TO WHICH ARE ADDED A FEW CHOICE AMERICAN PAINTINGS FROM TEE McCLEES GALLE- RIES, 1417 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADEL- PHIA, SALE PEREMPTORY. ‘The Pictures will be on exhibition Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, APRIL 26th, 27th and 28th, at our Art Exhibition Rooms, corner 10th and Pennsylvania, avenue, northwest. Sales, AFTERNOONS at THREE, and EVENINGS at EIGHT O'CLOCK, WEDNES- DAY, THURS! FRIDAY, P!'WENTY- EIGHTH, TWENTY-NINTH, THIRTIETH, WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., ap24-Gt_ Auctioneers. pers TRUSTEE SALE OF THE VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY NOW KNOWN AS THE “HAR- RIS HOUSE,” SITUATED NEAR PENNSYI- VANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST, BETWEEN THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH STS. By virtue of a deeg of trust, bearing date April 24, 187y., and recorded tu Liber No. 915, follo 70, & etseq., one of the land records for the District of, Columbia. and ai the written requost of ‘te party se- cured thereby, the undersigned Trastee will sell at ublle auction ‘of the premises, on TUES- DAY, MAY" FOURTH, A. D. 1886, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. M., the following deseribed "real estate, situate in VW ngton, District of Columbia. tg wit Lot number 5, in squate number 254, deseribed as fol- lows. to wit: “All that plece or parcel of ground and remises lying and being in the sald city of Wasbii n, and known and distinguished on the ground plan of Suid city as Lot numbered five (6), In said square Dumbered two-hundred and fifty-four (254), the said Lot fronting seventy fet on E street north, and run ning back with that uniform width, the whole depth of sald Lot. one hundred and fifty-nine fect, except Phat part of said Lot which may be coupled or covered by abrick wall intended to soparate and divide the See from Lot number six (6) Ip sald square, tosetner with the improvements to the sald property belonging. ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash, remainder in one and two years from day of sule, with interest payable senti- Anoually. to be secured by deed of trust on the prem- ises sold; or all cash, at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of five huridred dollars required at the time Qfsaie. All conveyances at the cost of the purchas ‘Terms to be complied with in five days frum day sale, otherwise the trustee reserves the right to res the property at the risk and cost of the detmulting pur- chaser aiter five days. Public notice to be given in Some newspaper published In We SON DROS, Auctioneers, In, execution of 6 power of sale contained in mortgage, the underg}gned will sell at public sil At the«ourt House door, In the town of Marlboro, on SATURDAY, MAY. FIT TWELVE O'CLOC that “hndson « improved residence of the lute Christopher C. Hyatt, situated inthe town of Hyattsville, Prince George's county, Md. on the west side of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, being a taining about'1s i one-story frame ¢ ree-story brick dwelling, con- rooms, with basement, Also, a p. Witll the laud adjucent there. to—betwWeen San res—a portion belug laid off into fine building lots, i Also, that lot of land in said town. containing about Wo Actes, IMUFe, OF lens, improved by a, two-akors brick store, 24x50 feet, immediately “adjoluing the Pullroad staiton. A rare cuance fs here offered for the purchase of a very desirably” located property; suitable for either A private residence, a boarding Louse oF a female sean, inary. ‘ms of sale: Cash on the day of sale, or on the rat- fication thereof by the court, with interest froin. the Gay otsule. A deposit of $500 will be required of the Parehawer on th day ofsale [AM H. PERKINS, Mortgagee. ‘R. BB. CHEW and CG. MAGRUDER, 20-tuth,£3t Solicitors, Upper Marlboro, Ma, ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE PUBLIC SALE OF PROPERTY AT LAUREL, MD. MAY FIFTH, 1886, com. TWO O'CLOCK P. Af, consistingof: five dwellings comparatively new, large ice house and other buildings, und nine valuable building lots All of his property ihn fe, “The lots, improved nd unimproved, are from fifty to ome hundeed feet front, With depths of two hundred fect; are situated for the most part within ten minutes’ wall of the depot, aod otter ‘rare inducements to those who desire suburban Tesidences of easy and rapid access to Baltimore and Washingwon. s: One-third cash; balance in one or two years, terest, or all cash, as purcnaser ‘may lets A deposit of te per cont réquired on day of sale. ‘ake 14:10 train By, and 0. Fe R. For farther particulars apply (0 CHARLES It. STANLEY, Tro: 8 Courtland street, Baltimore Lane a, IMMEDIATELY AFTER the above sale, the un- dersigned will seli to the highest bidder on the prem- ise, fn Laurel. the Laurel Machine Company Prop- erty, conalsting of a large Machine shop, ‘ive storiee high, 50 tect front by a depth of 130 feet, with alurge Foundry attached and six cottages. ‘Tinls property has an éntire front of 450 feet on Main street) with ah average depth of over 200 fost: 18 well ade} ited to manufacturing purposes of any kind, or could be con- verted ino a hotel or boarding housé, and offers. rare indyeements for investment. - Willbs sold as a whole Also, a large number of Lathes, a Steam Knging, elc-, and Sther tools, implements and materials ‘Terms for real estate: One-third {n thirty days, resl- due in one and two years with Loterest, ri Secured, or all cash at purchaser's option. A deposit of $400 regitired at the time of sale For machinery, ete.; If sold separately, cash on day of sale. CHAS. H. STANLEY, ‘& CO., Auctioneers, DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS IN SQUARE NO. 774, SITUATED ON K STREET, BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS NORTH- EAST, AT AUCTION, By virtue of a deed, executed by the late Mrs. Sarah Hamilton, dated the 17th day of April, An71, and recorded in No. 649, follo 181, of the land records for Washington county, iu the District of Columbia, appointing the undersigied Trustee for the ere purposes get forth, I will sell at pablic auc ued front of the premists. Yo the highest bidder. on SATURDAY, MAY EIGHTH, at SIX O'CLOCK P- M., Lots numbered 6 and 7, in'l. M. Hall's recorded subdivision of square numbered seven hundred and Seventy-four (774), sald Lots having a front of sixteen feet euch on K strevt northeast, between 8d abd ath Streets, and runuiug buck about 152 feet to au S-fo0t ‘Terms of sale: One-fourth cash, balance in si twelve aud eighteen months for notes beating interes and secured by deed of trust on the property, or all in cash, at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of $100 on exch lot will be required at the timeof sale. Irthe terms of sale are not complied with within seven days from cay of aale, the property will be resold at the risk and cout of defaulting purchaser, on five days! notice In THe EVENING STAR. All conveyancing at purchaser's cost. = ap27-cokds THOMAS McGILL, Trustes, 1HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, TRUSTEES SALE VALUABLE 4 NEA UNIONTOWN, D. Goer eee By itug ot deed of trust, duly’ recorded in eI] iber No. 897, folio 312, et seq., ole of the land Fecords for the District ‘ot Columbia, sna the, written request of the holder of the’ notes ‘se cured, I will sell, in front of the premises, on MON- DAY, the TENTH DAY OF MEY 1866, at POUR O'CLOCK P. M., the follow! ‘real estate, situated In the County of Washington, District of Got jumble, and known as, lot, numbered” twenty-Ave, of e recorded survey o "and situated on the ola TIS: One- in twelve and eigh- teen months, notes to bear Interest doy of sale snd 0 be secured hy dood of trust on the property or all cash, at option of purchaser. post Soo 'regulred at the Une Of mals seetvey nein ee ‘At cost of purchaser. Terms to be complied with ia five days, otherwise Trustee reserves the right to Fe. fell the property at riske'ahd cog of ting pur- isa chaser alter ive days" ‘of such rasale in e Disteiee of Golumbin some newspaper publ ‘ap26-dis EDWARD MATTHEWS, 1HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON TWENTIETH STREET, BETWEEN E AND F NORTHWEST, By virtue of a deed of 2, vi dated November Hie cap Pie Cain D ty secured, tat a aoe a Y WN at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., that of orl Hoes 13h Sri earn 2 TO'inches; south 41 feetiy inch i West 155 feet 101 orth 4 feet, iy ined, to beginnings improved. by eeterms eit, Vie cath, Palance at sx and i ve” months og, 7 terest at "six per cent, or ali cash, "as re thist on the property, a dsoceh ee peek - quired at time crea All ‘com cone: ing ut ‘s ‘Tf terms are os in ten fron syns Seas fn mie ca — rpsomas DOWLING, Auctioneer TURKISH CARPETS AND RUGS AND OTHER ORIENTAL GOODS, BEING THE LAST SaLE FOR THI: SEASON PRIOR TO MR. SCHNITZER'S DEPARTURE FOR THE ORIENT, EMBRACING RARE PIECES, SUCH AS GHEORDIEZ, CARA- BAGH, DAGHISTAN, ROYAL OUUHAK, KOR- HASSAN, ISPAHAN, TEHERAN, CAMELS HAIR, ROYAL AGRA, ROYAL BOKHARA, ROYAL MEOOA, ANATOLIAN, ROYAL CASHMERE, ROYAL MOSQUE, ROYAL SUMAK CARPETS AND. RUGS, PORTIERES AND EMBROIDERIES, ‘THE WHOLE FORMING THE MOST VALUABLE COLLECTION OF ORIENT TEXTILES EVER SENT TO THIS CITY. TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE, WITHOUT RESERVE, AT MY AUCTION ROOMS, Southwest corner 11th st. and Pennsylvania ave, ‘WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, MAY FIFTH, SIXTH AND SEVENTH, 1886, AT ELEVEN A. M. AND THREE P.M. EACH DAY. GRAND EXHIBITION MONDAY AND TUESDAY, MAY THIRD AND FOURTH, 1886. ‘THOS, DOWLING, Auct ap29-6t | \HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. REGULAR SALE OF PARLOR, CHAMBER AND DINING-ROOM FURNITURE, CARPETS, &, AT AUCTION ROOMS SATURDAY, FIRST, 1886, AT TEN O'CLOCK. Ebony Book Cases and Cabinets, Cherry and Walnut Revoiving Top Desks, A large lot of Lousguold Furnitare, damaged by fre, For the Trade, a large lot of English Stove China, At TWELVE O'CLOCK, One English Dog Cart with Brewsier Wheels, in perfect order, 10 new Buggies, open and close Carriages, Business Wagons, &c, ap29-2t PAWSBROKERS SATE J wiil sell at'711 7th st. northwest, Hon, all pledges forteited by no1 fencing SATURDAY, MAY FIRST, MONDA ¥,MAY. THIRD, and TUESDAY, MAY FOURTH, 1886, at SEVEN-THIRTY P. M,,001 Vutches, Diamonds, U1 Scarf Pine, Karrings, Pins, Bracelets, Ri Pistols, Books, Clocks, Opera Glasses, Solfd Silver and Plated Ware, Ladiesand Gents’ Clothin, Instruments, Valises, Mirrors, &c. ease take GER, Broker. WEEKS & metal holding tickets will ‘at public auc- redemption, com- of gold, silver and ‘ecklaces, Locket FP H10MAS DOWLING, Auction & SON’S PIANO FORTE, BOOK- CASES, WITH SECRETARY ATTA‘ WALNUTFRAME PARLOR SUITE, LO EASY CHAIRS, HAT RACKS, OAK SION TABLES’ AND SIDEBOARD, REFBIG- ERATOR SCREENS, FRENCH PLATE ROR, OIL PAINTIS STEINWAY OTHER TAB! MARBLE-TOP 8: ORNAMENTS, MARBLE-TOP FURNITURE, COTTAGE 8! AND INGRAIN CARPE: AND FEATHER BEDS, HEAT SMALL IRON SAFE, LoT OF BER, &C, GARDEN SITES, &C, AT AUCIJON, Qn WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY FIFTH, 1886, commencing at TEN 3, Hf. Lieber of the late Dr. rms cash, _apze-dte pumas DOWLING Auctioneer. ~ IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED SITUAT DON AND. O'CLOCK’ P. Lot numbered 11 in feet front by 140 10-12 improved Immediat defaulting purchaser. _apaved WESCOTT & WILCOX, Agents, AVING STAND, S MATTRESSES wt the residence io. 722 12th street, reat, L will sell the eu contents, as partly enumerat ist THOS. DOWLIN f T, AT AUCTION, Twill offer for sale at public auction, NESDAY, MAY FIFTAL A. D. 1886, AT FIVE M. in front of the premises, all of, red 110, bel 21 feet deep to a 30-foot alley, ‘a four-room frame house. ly thereafter, all of Lot numbered 28, in Square numbered 110, being 20 feet front by an av- erage depth of 85 feet; side and rear alley. ‘Verms made kdown on day $100 will be required on each, veyancing, &c., &c., at purchaser's cost. If terms of sale are bot compiled with in ten days from day of sule, the property will be resold at the risk and cost of of sale. A deposit of ot at time of sal rpuomas: DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES SALE OF A FINE THREE-STORY EMENT BRICK DWELLING, ON REET, BETWEEN BEALL AND 'GEORGETOW! AND Ba: Conga Bi WEST STREETS, IN’ virtue of two deeds of trust, dated res ively the 21st day of March, A. D. 1584, an 2th day of January, A. D: 1886, in Lider No, 1,081, folio 47. et 1,160, follo 348, et oq. records of the District of Col Fequest of the sighed ‘Trustees Will soft at the premises, on MONDA’ MAY, A. D. 1886, AT FIVE-THIRTY O'CLOCK P. M., the following real estate, situate in Geo! thé District of Columbia, to wit: the north wumbered fifty-seven (57) elght (88), in Beall’s addition to anid scribed by metes and boun: the same at the northeast (Be) fest of Lote run theuce south b; Congress street, chaser. A All com the property atthe chaner alter five ber published in Wish a ap20deds MERCER 2 MAY Frmxp,} Trusteos, WEES & 00., Auctioncers, 637 Louisiana Avene, Opposite City Post Office. IMPORTANT SALE OF MACHINERY, TOOLS AND IMPLEMENTS OF THE WELL-KNOWN AND COMPLETE MODEL SHOP OF CHARLES PFANNE, No, 633 FSTREET NORTHWEST, COMPRISING EVERYTHING NE- CESSARY FOR CONDUCTING THE BUSINESS, WILL BE OFFERED AS AN ENTIRETY aT AUCTION, ON THE PREMISES, ON SATURDAY, FIRST DAY OF MAY, 1886, AT TEN A. M., AND If NOT DISPOSED OF IN THAT MANNER WILL BE SOLD IN DETAIL IN LOTSTOSUIT. ap24-6t and Liber No. tively, two of the land bia, and at the written secured thereunder, the under- mublic auction, in front of another line wh! ‘He wished for Ireland that she might have a government like the United States. ds as follows: ni for iienamgt tue nortuean: corner ofa lot numbered iyo ss ot cone Congress street thirty-nine (39) feet, thence west at right angles to Congress street one hundred and twen- ty (120) feet, thence nc jorth Hel with Congress reek thirty-nine (39) Enos: xt feet, thence east one Lundred ‘and twenty (120) feet to the place of beginning, with the improvements thereon, consisting of « three-story aud basement Brick Dwelling, known as No. 1408 ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance in one, two ‘and three years, for which purchaser's notes, to bear interest from the day of sale, and. ally, and to be secured by deéd of trust on the property sold, will be required, or all cash, at option of pur- Geposit of $300, requiréd at time of sale. veyauclng and recording at cost of purchaser ‘Terms to be complied with in ten days from day of sale, otherwise the ‘Trustees reserve the right to resell Kk und cost of the dei ublle notice in some neWspa 0S, E, WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. ay HI a aoa 60d, and improvements thereon. A ee Sale: fe i i ig APPROVING GLADSTONE’S BILL. The Mass Meeting at Masonic Temple Last Night. THE IRISH QUESTION DISCUSSED BY SENATORS VAN WYCK AND RIDDLEBERGER, REPRESEN- TATIVES RANDALL, GIBSON, PHELPS, M’KIN- LEY, O'HARA AND OTHERS, A band of music and about a thousand ad- mirers of Mr, Gladstone and devotees of the Irish cause, assembled at Masonic Temple last night in response to a call for a mass meet- ing to endorse Mr. Gladstone's Home Rule bill. Mr. Randall, who presided at the meeting, was the first to step upon the stage, and was greeted with loud applause by the audience. Captain O'Toole stated the object of the meet- ing and introduced Mr. Randall, who said he ‘was here by word and presence to manitest his sympathy for home rule tor Ireland. He said that we sought to strengthen Mr. Gladstone's hands in every just and honorable way. We want England to see as we see that Justice to Ireland is safety to England. We sympathize with all people seeking home rule. We sympa- thized with Greece, with Mexico, aud with the Hungarians; why ‘should we deny to Ireland all the ald we couid give? He thought we could see no more glorious advancement toward uni- Yersal liberty, in this generation, than the free- dom of Ireland. At every pause Mr. Randall was loudly appiauded, and when he finished speaking, the band played “Come back to ‘The vice presidents of the meeting were then elected. SENATOR VAN WYCK’S SPEECH. The next speaker was Senator Van Wyck. He said that the chosen premier of England confessed that what Ireland asked tor would strengthen, not weaken, England. We rejoice he said, that the seed they sowed on this soil Should come back to aid in the establishment of rty. He said that the English people sympa- tized with the Trish, as we do. ‘The English ple were lovers of liberty. I do not mean, ¢ said, the English nobility that sent blockade runners over to help destroy this republic. I mean the English people—the people who are fast gaining power and will soon dominate over the British government. He eee the peopie of Washington in particular should sympathize with Ireland. If they would assist the Irish in fetting home rule, “they (the Trish) would, in turn, assist the people of Washington to get home rule. “For,” ho said, “you havn't got it, That's why you Gan sympathize with Ireland, ‘Tne British nobility have their foot on Ireland; the aristocracy here have their foot on Wash- ington, In England it is all blood, blood, blood. Here it 1s Joney, money! ithink the money’ fest.” ‘But this is but a side issue, he said. What we want is to liberate Ireland, and the time has now come when Em- Met's epitaph may be written. Letters were read trom Hon. Samuel J.Tilden, President pro tempore Sherman and Senator Logan, expressing sympathy for Ireland. REPRESENTATIVE GIBSON’S ADDRESS, Representative Gibson said that there was not a nation in the world that gave Ireland more sumpathy than did America, and there was no people from whom Ireland had a better night to expect it, Not a state im this Union but had stamped’ upon it the march of Irish citizenship. While the Irish became the best of American citizens, be it to their credit said, they have never forgotten their native country. Parnell was himself an Irish American. More than all the money, more than all the assist- ance that could be given to the Irish cause, the strength of public apinion in this country ‘was holding up the hands of Mr. Gladstone, and would secure the liberty of the Irish people, He described eloquently the terrible strife the Irish have had against great odds for liberty. Ireland and her cause, he said, have my most heart felt sympathy. SENATOR RIDDLEBERGER .Was introduced;by Mr, Randall, and got a very warm reception. He said he was an humble exponentof American sympathy. Hehad writ- ten, he said, some notes for this occasion, which he would not be afraid to let go to the London Times if he could find enough American citi- zens who were willing to Sey the money to build an American navy. While looking over the Gladstone bill he thought we might con- sider if it ts all that Ireland wants, le had read the bill, He found there the provision that all goods shieced to Ireland must first be landed in an English port. When he read this, he thought of tea, and then of Boston, He thought of the unscrupulous Lord Nortt, Move torward, he said, upon every breastworic, and be sure that your muskets are loaded, He said they must strike trom the bill all objectionable features. He said that until cowhided by the Irish into a confession, Mr. Gladstone had been the Irishman’s meanest co- ercionist. He believed in the confessional, but with ithe belleved in restitution, Let Glad- stone liberate those Irishmen who have been Sent to penal servitude for no offense, He suid that Parnell was on the pinacle of home ruie limited. Limived was an English word, some- Umes used in connection with corporations when they did not want to be responsible for their debts. Parnell, trom tnis lim{ted pinacle, looked into nationality. Do not stop until you roach that. |The prinaiple of Lord North was in the Gladstone bill. Tho Irish parliament was to be controlled bythe English ‘Hament, Irish duties were to be collected {n England; the Irish industries were to be restricted. He said this, he said, not to make them antagonize the Gladstone itl but to warn them that it was but the: work,and they might fin ich they would, have to attack, REPRESENTATIVE PHELPS, Hon. William Walter Phelps said he would speak of the present and future of Ireland, not Of its past, It was a story of glory and g{tearg; astory of Who, without hope, kept hope- ful, "Bue Ueietunaa, ho welds righ? change his sky, but an Irishman never ‘changed his Leart. Probe deep enough, you will find Ireland. It ‘was the sentiment of the 19th century; it was public opinion that made England lay at the feet of Ireland what foros had failed to wrest. Public opinion had declared with a voice louder than the volog of many waters that every people ca) of self-government were entitled to it. Public opinion demanded that Ireland be free, and the voice of Public opinion must be heard, sooner or iater. The time must come when future Wellingtons and O'Donnell shall win victories; they ould be for Ireland. When the future ‘Burke ht eloquence in parliament, it should be in an h parliament; When future Moores sang, it should be in free Ireland, REPRESENTATIVE M'KINLEY'S SPEECH. Mr. McKinley said he thought they were not here to criticise the bill introduced by Mr. Gladstone. What Mr. Parnell approved Irish- Americans could afford to be satisfied with, Liberty was not won by a single measure. Get for Ireland What you can to-day. ‘To-morrow get what Ireland ought to hav. States was most always on the side of Mberty, and the Irish people were always ou the side of The United the United States, He thought the effurts and the agitation—the public opinion that was formed in America—had as much to do as any- thing in bringing about what is now being done in England for Irish Mberty. REPRESENTATIVE O'HARA, Mr. Randall next introduced Representative O'Hara, the colored representative trom North Carolina, saying that he did so on this occasion with more than ordinary pleasure. Mr. 0’Hara received # most hearty’ reception, and his ad- dress Was applauded from tmo to time as he proceeded. He said we would furnish the Irish with the means to carry on this fight, OTHER SPEECHES. Representative McMillin, of Tennessee, said Ireland had floated no fleets, had mustered no THE RESOLUTIONS. Resolutions extending sympathy and sup- Port to Mr. Gladstone and Mr, Parnell wgre adopted, and cablegrams were sent to each of those gentlemen, telling them of the meeting, at wi of states and PREPARING FOR DEATH. The Three Condemued Men in Jatl— The Double Execation To-morro Richard Lee, the colored man who ts to be executed to-morrow for the murder of his wife, although rather depressed in spirits yesterday morning, was feeling in better spirits in the afternoon, aud was allowed to exercise in the corridor. During the morning his spiritual adviser, Rev, Mr. Williams, of Israel Colored M.E. church, and Mr. Roberts, of the Colored Young Men's Christian Association, and Mrs. Roberts called and spent some time with Lee in religious conversation, singing and prayer. The sacrament of the communion was admin- istered. During the day he saw @ number of his friends, and also bis brother, Lee gave di- rections as to some family affairs and as to his burial, Heexpressed himself as resigned to his tate, LEWIS SOMMERFIELD, the Pole, who occuptes the adjoining cell and is to suffer death at the same time, received a visit from his spiritual adviser, Rev. L. H. Schneider, in the morning, and was in spirits during the day. Hels averse to makt reference to:his crime, and would forget i an; it he could, and” does not wish any aisplay. e is Acknowledging his guilt, be states that desirous that when he suffers the penalty of the law his crime will be { and on reaching majority served eighteen years in the Prussian army, being engaged in two wars. He was twice’ decorated for bravery. Feeling that whatever men say of him that he is at peace with God, he is, he says, pej pared to meet death without fear, fully steno bond the wv. Mr. mercy of God. He has fully informed Schneider of his wishes as to his burial, and has settled up his temporal affairs, being de- sirous of spending the remainder ot spiritual matters after seeing his chu are grown, ANTONIO NARDELLO, who Is to be hanged on Friday of next week, also continues in good spirits, but he is rather more exercised as to his eating than the others, and frequently asks for something outside the prison fair, Yesterday he had asa visitor his counsel, Mr. Field, with Col. Marcossis, who acted as interpreter on the trial, and who spent, some time with him. He still adheres to the statement made that twoothers committed the murder while he was present, but he now admits that he received $30 of the money taken from Rotunno. After this interview he received a visit from an Italian friend, who acted as his scribe in writing a letter to his mother in Italy. ee Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Nannie L. Entwisle to J. J. Appich, sub 7, sq. 900; 3—. “Lucy Yoru to i. W. Leach, sub. 41, 84. 872; $2,800. _G.W. Donn to Almon Bryaut, Subs. T5 and 16, sq. 828; $604.80. Jamox Lowndes vo G. F. Graham et al., TO; $2,631. Emily F. Hart to L. Jose Pl. 9, Sq. 317;_ $2,100. Chas. r Gray, sub. lot '57, sq. 180; $6,200. E. W. derson to Ellen Carrico, pt. 7, sq. 122; 81,500. Saran Kearney to W. Tayloe Snyder 166; $8,000, _R. M. “Morri Smith, sub. 77, 3g. 180; 8: genwold et.al. to Bernard Weisenfeld, pt. 3, ey. 211; $—. B.Weisenfeld to Joseph Fricdenwold, mn to Gertrude I same property; $—. Sarah H, Johnston to Vir- inia Bulkley, pis, 1 and 2, sq. 405; $1,000. T. }. Fisher to nes rd Ls 24 Lo 30, sq. 153; $10,583 fey to WP Warder Yi, BSP i wade ley to ‘aruer, 20,5. P. 's 2d sub, '080'80." B. Hi. Warner to F, Jungh $925. Andrew V. Payne wC.L. Du Bols, sub’ 78, sa. 360; $—. CL. Du Bois to Jeanette H. Payne, same property: 8—. W.K. Ellis to Jonn A. Bresooit, parts 3 and 3, sq. 116; rt 8, 8g. 11 james Jackson, part low d to 8, aq. 19: $55:400. Jesse Brown et al. to Michael Liston, | lows 28 and 30, block 5, T. & D.’s sub Mt. Pleasant, $2,062.50. Jenuie FE. Rosecrans to Juliett A. Hoff, sub. 32, sq. 138; $8,500. B. 8. Ferguson to E. B. Stocking, lots'13 and 14, $9. 1075; $620.80. Ella B. Sherman to | regret only mani Mary V.’ 1 Bel t 15, sq. 864, $2,300. 90; $2,480. W. H. Clagett: to Alexander court, lots 59 and 60, block 30, Long Meadows; 00. G. L. Sheriff to J. Wm. Lee, lots 7, Sand sq. 1136; $1,000, C.F, E. Richardson io Mary'C. de Graffenried, sub lots 68 to 70, > 4. 507; $1,632. Michael ‘Cooney to Chas, Made Ft 84. B08; B.C B. Mad 5 and 36, sq. A; $100. 3. C. Pom Stevens, lot 36, see. 8, Mason to C. Gray, part 4, sq. 51 . Fegan to S. Polkinhorn, sub 13, sq.570; 8— W. Mayse to Joseph H." Hunter, sub 25, sq. 110; $1,312.50. ‘Theo, A. T.Juad to Victor Anderson, lots 16 and 17, sq. 1086; $—. A. 8. Diller to B, 8, Ferguson, lots 13'and 14, sq. 1075; $388, Horatio King to Jobn Kyau, w. pt 10, 8. 17; $500, James M. Varoum, exr., to A. Eberly, sub lot 38 sq. 485; $4,000. CO, A. MeKuen to’Mary A. McKucn tw Mary’ A) Bunell, lots 4 und 5, biock 3, Berryville: @100, James'B. Putnam 'to Martha J. Martin, sub lots 14 to 22, sq. 1083; $762.66. Rosalie M. Bradiord to theo. Friebus, pt. 5, 8. 776; 8500. wateand tdi Invaded by Mexicans. A TEXAN TOWN CAPTURED AND SEARCHED, A telegram to the New York Herald from Corpus Christi, Texas, April 27, says: Intelli- gence was received here to-day that last night the town of Collins, a station on the Texas divi- sion of the Mexican National railroad, and about forty miles west of here, was surprised and captured by a large band of armed Mexi- cans, who searched every house in the town for P.M, Coy, the deputy sheriff, who with an armed posse ran to cover and’ captured Andres Martinez and Jose Maria Cardena, two Mexican outlaws and horse thieves, who’ were brought to Collins Sunday, the 18th instant, and left in care of Constable Johnson. Daring ‘that night the constable’s house Was surrounded by @ body ofmasked men. He was disarmed and the manacled prisoners, while pleading tor mercy, were literally riddled with bullets. “The search’ for Deputy Sheriff Coy having proved Datioes ee ten eras means Si mnethier persion of the county, they raised t re and Tapl rode away. 'Blosdsned ie anticipated and much excitement prevails, A Hant After a Mad Dog. THREE CHILDREN AND A POLICEMAN BITTEN AT PULLMAN, ILL. A big white dog, mad with rablos, ap- peared on Fulton street, in Pullman, Illinois, Tuesday afternoon. He went along quiely Until opposite the house of Al Klingel, « rallrosd switchman, when he Gashedescross the street and seized Johnnie Kiingel, aged 8, by the cheek. ‘Tho wuimal nen started down the street, and meeting a little boy named Con- nors, bit him severely in the hand. By this ried their children indoors and cries of “mad dog” started men armed with clubs aiter the animal. Police Officers Kane and. Uassenbrot and Officer Kane fired, The ball struck in the back of the dog's head and be fell, but quickly 4 to his feet nu, and upon Officer eee eer ss Officer shook him of and Kano fired another bullet into the brute’s mouth, killing him, Seat tn oe po ce who were bitten. Their wounds were ‘burned E i ! iF i fi ee forgotten as soon as pos- sible, It is denied that he is stolid or indiffer- ent, and at times, when alone, be has shed tears till the pillow of ‘his cot was wet. He 1s a Pole, Ume in nb. He has three sons and two daughters, all of whom | ringing to pt. 8, sq. | 800. Joseph Frei- 10. Robert A. Phillips to Julia 300. A. F. Kings Same to T. T. Houston, | 100, Albigence Hi. Brown to sod Wien I took une oxth ul olilee In 186 Your deinonstravion now exeveds baal w weicomed ine then, This simws tat ise 8p of soutweru iverty Is wot dead. Tuen you wt JAW Of Joyous hope, wila a iad jp TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR a ‘The Hall Broke the Engive Headlight. San Arron, Tex., April 20.—T, A. Bus tram, Just in trom the west, says that the Mis" sour! Pacific train encountered a severe hail storm between here and El Paso. The hail was . oe Jn ce hold ce does was so 4 — eld. ey ok the headlight glass on the engi attached to the pay car. Alter getting thi the storm into appareutly good weatber five miles the circuitous course of the storm again struck the train and created similar havoo, A Determined Suicide. ATLANTA, April 20.—W, J. Hodges, farmer about forty-two years old, killed himself Wed- nesday morning witha shotgun. Within the past two years Hodges’ wite and four of his Entldren Nave died, aud these misiortunes, coupled with his devotion to the oplum habit, caused him tocommit the rash act. Hodges lide eleven-year-oid daughter and one servant lived with ulm on the plauvation. But tise late ter left on Saturday to takes holiday, and Hodges pinced his child with. relatives to got her out of the way. A neighvor who happened to ‘the house beard the report of & gun, und found Hodges lying on the fvor, shut through the left breast with # double-barreled shotzun which lay near, This he bad dis- charged by means of an iron rod, with which he ‘the trigger while the muzzle of the gun was prossod tirinly ageinet is breast, His First Dollar Was a Mascot, Woopvitie, Ga., April 20.—W. P. McWhor ter, one of the leading merchants of this sec Uon, has in his possession the first stiver dollar he ever made, which bears the date of 1812, Mr, McWhorter was only 8 years of when he came into. fon or" this one otter (reas. ure, He is 47 years old now, aud his is adjudged to worth $150,000. He "ibe ules fiuancial success to the keeping of his first dollar, Al the tender age ol ~ years he went to plowing, and from thea unt Bow bas been a man of constant, work. Husband and Wife Die of Measles, MAoox, Ga., April 20.—Andrew Bragg was taken sick wi Ineasies uvout two Weeks ago, and died Friday, and his wife ook the disemsa and also died, leaving @ helpicss fountly of Sve ‘euildren. eee A Maniac’s Strange AUGUSTA, Ga., April 20.—A goutleman and his wite, who bad emigrated to Arkansas, where the lady lost her mind and became @ raving mauiac, were passing through Augusta on iter way” to thelr former howe iu Soutn Caroline, Lelug left alone for an instant ab the Union depot, the lady inade 4 dash into the street and ran some distance, closely pursued her husband. Entering & yard on Telfair sirest, the munise crawled wudor @ houss Which stood barely a vot above the ground, All eilorts iv Induce her Ww come out proved Tattle, Laborers were called, and, aiter digging & (Wo-foot Ureneh Under Luc house, pinioned the woman, and two strung men tveu hauled hee out, Lionized, AN OVATION AT MONTGOMERY— DENT OF THE COSYED. RACY SAYS "THESPIRIE OF SOUTHERN LIBERTY Is NoT DEAD,” Acrowd greater than that wii his inauguration as president of the South- ern Coniederacy in February, i8@i, yesters day listened to the speech of Jetlurwn Davie at Montgomery, Alabama, Despite rain Mr. Davis stood on ihe Iistorical spot wher he was inaugurated. The capital ground: balcon! wnd steps were rf people, da M Reese sald: “M profound rever Lype ot so Davis.” Davis lovke been re! ry Y ludisposed, aud spoke in cluac The speakecexpre med Lis moustratio: knew was 1 the do» wy 6 tian htasel wide vetwre tae begine ies, and Une mvasion 1 the sate, ish Ger povple ruse ta lueir uaa Jesty, “Grafuuired sizes wad boardlois oss eagerly rusied Lo the tront, it was Una: wae wailch christianity aloue approved, Use boly war tor dete Vouiinulng, i allusion to tha Youth of many Of those wok ay arms ant fel in the fight, Mr. Davin sald: by are notdead. They live in tie memory aud the spirits are fu Ulat graud column auove wilvl le mareuing on Wie Unialiring mb goal of Consututional iucrg, standing now very nearly on Uae uchieving all you desived, wad’ ne | plause was tre | office of tue Alabama Moaum wrapped in Ube rovoundly, does not obliterate Lis expressiva 1 your ne | ments.” AU the conélusion of Mr, Davis’ speech the ap= again and agai Gordon then deliv After the tirig turned to bis carciag four veautilul grays, a hud building. 2 te tol, Gen, Joba a A Was ace eption wi. Crowds of citin oa i the veu= erable ex-president of ie cy. Poatay at cleven o'cluck ie coruerntuny ot Lis confod= erate monument will be AMoutsorery wud duslilary coro | PPrUprlate “Mas. en. t. Davis will leave fur Aulunia, tomoreow, to be present at the uuvesing of Une Men Mit — went, Thy 1 pment veeurace ing tue organization of Uie Casuuaut artillery, from Slay J iv Lie 8th, tuclusive, ‘or at A Striker shot vend, ANOTHER TRAGEDY 1N 8r, LOUIS~HOPE oP SETTASG THE SOLER, Last evening, William kL. Withers, @ pon- unton switelimas,employ cd a4 theunien depot, Bt. Louis, stot and iasiutiy killed Jobn Gib- striking cinpluye of (ue same company’. Withers’ statement is Wut on tis way home he was accusted by Gibbous, waocalied him scab, Two other persons approached from be- bind aud seized uls (Ww three st rare pulled & pistol wld ths dropped dead, sbot Ure: did bol bear auy marks acknowledged tial We did 10 the hanus of Gibvous w : The citizens’ e tes 06 SL. Luis, vbioh bus been iaboring for a scowcmelt of We) tele ou the Guuld toad, Latuk lacy have uit upon a plan Whica will by sucistaciory Ww the Kolghts f Labor, and witch will be submnitiod ut ance, The raliroad cyuitainsionel New York state oull the attention of ie Talrd Avenue Suriace Railway cowpany to (he incunventepes: Wwuich the public ts sutfering iu consequeuce orf the strike Ga that road, aud wara the colapany fo find means of Fostiling Lull werviow, OF liso the aliention of the aliuruey ge will be “i Snag Sicinos na permet ing bibui the id region announce ia not the slightest indication uf u compromise, and that the miners snd operators are as far apart as ever. 20s Greece Rosents Coercion, THE POWEKS SHOULD Nor DEMAXD FURTHER, PROMINGS FROM HER. The Greck government hus telegraphed to all, its representatives abroad that the assurances Greece has giveu to France about keeping tbe Peace and disarming ought to suffice without more being demanded by the powers. The clti- gens of Athens at w public meoting to-day adopted ‘resolutions strongly denounting tuo action of the powers in Uringing pressure to bear upon Greece to compel ber to dosist trom, attacking Turkey. ‘The meoting appoluved deputation to preient « copy of the rwulutions tet Delyannis, (M- Delyanuly, replying to tbe deputation said’ that tue government promised Frauce that Greeve would disarm. "It ‘hud accepted Lhe mediation of France on the condition that an early settiement of tue Greek, question would be effected. ‘Ihe government! powers or of disarming, Unlow bet Sains: wers or A ‘ Sor and would’) a ai ‘when the , war, a1 aly wh = Bad’ sunk the fiect and bombarded Greek towns, Swot WuiLe EScarixnG From Lyncuers— Meredith Jones, negro tough, wuo has mas dooce to os Scaeor ras wo y a kane y ul entered megeny se ag Down | an ‘a Toon Wiery tree wert Slowping, chivcoiorined tans: oan gitls rouwed suMlcieatiy to give a sud fous juusped iron ws window sud as trucked aud Lrougut back by & ™ no jail at was ins roomtunder gaat nee = jou rove, Hie uied to Ureak ewey. and Excitement hr. A. G. Goock, wus asugersusty elit, Mr. A. G. Goucl, Was ooo _—_—__ Mr. Jouxs, 1% GOIXG To Ev! 2, spodtal tacotiug uf tne Virgiuin Democrats ‘State Central commities at Path oye Barbour, tu view of tual he ti mer, lod w be abscut during the Vendered his resignation as iar. Barcour to witnarse Cry a