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AUCTION SALES. MVTUMM DATB, THOa ri8HZB Estate street northwest TRU8TEI81 SALE OF THF "pat TT MPT i MILLS' PROPERTY IN OF 1Ra v.t CELEBRATED fob THF M4 vr dated Sfptemlw A4 Ubm 801 to ut 4W.W of pi Mthdsy of Miv fn the as utlbM ouV1 lineof iiVisflisrj wa nissas: tlon to the wwt boundary 'ine of nf 8411 Mason and pfnce owned Wm a eoutberly wita the wert line afeaUi formerly owtimI by John Mason to the channel cf the Potomw whiJh westerly with said channel to a point 7 interiecte i by th.j e-vst of Fav-dte south in the line t'lereif to the rereed wth Rald rejweea 10 betrinftintr. (mcwvnvr th? by Wster Th- part SmJVSiiw tfabie end of the wwt gaNe end of the wa ehou umoa by th, water privili and leases Si a an wharfage the "OoUitnbU lhe Mte na whil it Ht and the fftaSyjS nnm interest at per ano t. secured by Bold. 1 ho is to over.luo taxes.

A deposit of 2.1'^?^ req 1 at tbe tirno of sale. It the "1 within fire diys from of fa.e, the reser.e fhe tight to tte nrk and cost of the defaulting p'irrUrS uayp a in the JOHlf'w. MMLl'5)' DE8IRABLE BUILDING LOTb IN SQU 4Tvr BOUTH OF thp BRITISH MINISlEB KEIVJ OS IICFT AVIRDE ASb ETQHIEknth AND ST KB kT8 AND JEF ILAOE NORTHWEST decree of the Court of Wet of Colnmbia, paaa-d on the 58? iu Equity Cause ir.of ail the parties in interest we wtB, on THUBbDAY, the eivhth day of Miy, 1879, cloca on the and oontiaa' the san.e lime and place from day to day nntO tte lota fce einafur described are offered, offer 'ots or parcels of the city of Washinirton, in the District of known and diatimruished oq the plats V-an of saia city as ii urn bared from op6 U) to sixty one both inclusive, in Ebon C. Inirereou subdivision of nutabsred one hiuidred and (139), which taid is recorded in Liber U. 179.

in the ofQee of the hurreyor of the District of Colombia, and all the lots in the said square Aach Jot will be offered separately, and the lou on Connecticut avenue (at the northeastern corner of the square) will be es of the subdivision may be had at the office of tha auctioneer or of either of the on application to them at their addresses riven Teims of tale One-fonrtn of the purchase rney in caah, and the residue in equa! payable in six (6), twelve 12) and from the day of sale, with seven (7) ceut interest to be secured by deed of to the satisfaction of the Trusteee. or by the title bei ok retained by them until the whole of the purchase money is or the whole of the purchase may be paid in cash, at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of will be required on each Lot, and conveyancing and recording at the cost of the purchaser. If the terms of rale are complied with in one week from the day of sale, the Trustees reserve the rixht to resell the property so sold at the risk and eost of the defaulting purchaser, after not leaa than one week's notice by a.i veriisement in the bt and Washington Post 0 A JAMES, Bsnk of Washington. t-.

T. CBI TTEbDEN. Trustees. Attorni-v at-Law, st. B.

H. WABNtR, A net, 9i6 st n.w. apl6-dtf UNCAN SON Auctioneers. IRUSTSE'3 BALE RE4L ESTATE IS THE CITY OF WASHING iON, SITUATED ON STREET. NEAK NOR iH CAFOOL STREET.

BEING No 9 STREET. By virtue rf a deed of trust, bearing date on toe lH.h day of Feoruary. A.U 1873, anl ITmw recorded in Liber No 708, folio 490, ec seq one of the laud records for coanty, in the District of Columbia, and at tha request of tne thertby secured, the subscriber will sell at public sale, in front of the premises, on MONDAY, the 6th day of May, A TV 1879, at 5 o'clock all that piece or of ground lying an being situated In the city of iu the District aforesaid, and known and on the plat or plan of said city as and beii lot numbered two hundred ard twenty seven (227,) in Gilbert's re corded sub-division of square numlwred six hundred and aeventy-flve (C7ft.) with the buildhiss and improvements thereon, ronsist of a three-story press brick house with modern improvements Terms of One-fourth cash, and the remainder in one. two acd three years after date, with interest st the rate of six percent per annum, to be secured to the ea-ia'action of tha Trustee, or all caah at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of one hundred dollars will be required at the time of the sale.

All conveyancirtr st the of the purchaser. If terms of are not complied with in five days from the day of sale the property will be resold at risk snd expense of defaulting purchaser. BICHARD WALLACH, surviviug Trustee. spl4-m thftds rrHOS. i.

FISHER A Real Estate Auctioneers. 1223 St TRUSTEE'S SALE FARM ON THE ROAD. ADJOINING THE LANDS OF THE U. 8. ASYLUM.

FOB IA8ANE. By virtue of a certain deed of dated the 12th day of May, AD. 1K75, and recorded among the land records of county, in the District of Coinmbi Liber Ha 785, fewt 226, et and at the request of the partiea thereby si cured, I will sell at public auctien, on the premises, on THURSDAY, May 1st li79. at o'clock p.m. all that certain tract or parcel of land, situate in the District and county aforesa'd, and ksown and described as Lot numbered one (1.) In the recorded survey and diviaiou of the land of Anne Livingston, made by B.

Carpenter, in July. 1866, the same being recorded in the office of the Surveyor for said county, among the reoords thereof in Liber marked "District No. 1." at folio aaid tract contaiBing 39 acres, 2 roods and 30 poles more or with all the improvements thereon and all the appurtenances unto the same belonging. Tertrs of sale: The amount of Indebtedness secured by the d. ed of trast unpaid with the expense of sale (of which $100 will be required when the property is sold), and the balance at twelve ard eighteen months in instalments, for which the notes of the purchaser, bearing interest from the day of sale, at seven par centum ier annum until paid, and secured by a deed of trust on the property sold sha'l be taken- All conveyancing at purchaser's cost.

If sale be net completed by the purchaser within aeven days aft-r tale, Trustee reserves rtiht to resell the property upon one week's notice, at the risx or the del' purchaser. 34. W. BOARMAN', Trustee. THOR FISHER A GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

WOODS. Mcst fashionable styles, of for GENTLEMEN'S PRkSS and STLEE L' WEAR, ready for inspection. ll request the favors of my pat- If runs and the publL generally. r. J.

HLI.IEliOER, At ar-3-tr lUth street. 'lreasary. 6 FINE AM MUTT A SHfKTH to f7 50 SHIRTS to ortier 9 00 6 Very Best SHIRiS to order 12 00 The "faris" WauiMitta bHIRT, ready n.ate, only 75 The Celebraieu "Davol" SIIIRT. Davai 3-pfy Ltneu Bosom, 60 UNDKRW CENTS' FfRNlMii NOri, NECKWEaB. si act in all cases, at DUBUEUIL BROS Brarcb Paltimore Shirt M-.

in factory, In, Pa 1 i A US. jstct eifAj in hliA AVfinir FltOl 11, S' I OS! Kial PfiOUPT I'aYMJWXH .1 D. P. Hl.hl'.jrR i-i Boiikers and ttrotiers New st Nr, iQRO pr St on ilays' investment of i jo? prt-jerred. Auril 4)IUU poruonal very week on of A).

$'ib. and Clrcn.a fw. Address POT'l ett WHITE A CO liaiiit'Ts. 35 WjII st. Y.

$10to Sl.wD WaUst.MocAl mafeea month. sent fret. Annum "W.TBl BTWJK E10UANBB WUi execute oi-i-rs for the purchase or saie of Stocks twnda and Ot on moderau- margins Qomrnis eiona tmch loO sbarwv Stock eotssMMible part -a'v. lerme solS ttedTHenp Member Am. Mmiuir and New York Reference.

D. Many President Trust Oo Bsw xork taol-tr WOT'CE TO THK UULDERI or BONDS OI THE NORTHERN CIPIC RAILROAD Vmam the Plan of Reonranlzation, ratified by ins dscrssof the Court, the time hi wbvh Bondhofdera Should be allowed to participate hi the benefits ol the Plan, by the conversion of Bonds irto Preferred Stock, was left to the discretion ol the Purchasing Ooasmtttoe. More than three years having pasaed this right waa given, and more than gl of the havimr oouverted the Committee, desirous of closing their la kereby give notice that the right of converting and receiving Preferred Stock will termlnati Co the 80th day of June, 1879. Circulars living information now the con vendor IS made can be had at the office of the Northern Pa stflc B. B.

No 23 Fifth avenue, New York. The original stock will be exchanged for rtod up to the same time. FREDERICK BILLINGS, Bftftiwa ChairmanFwUMtag CfmninttliM auction 8 ales. JyiTgJPlM. ALTEB B.

WnJJAMB 00., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE LAND 8) UATKD OH BOCK CREEK, ABOUT FO! MILES FROM THE CITY. trturt, dated the 23d Jm and duly recorded No. 736, folio 237, one of the Landed ct of Columbia, and by dir shall tell at WEDNESDAY, April 23d A.D. H79, at the attrition rooms of Wal er 10? i street nortawest, tt called "Deakm's Purchase," resi Reall on the 13th da? lying and be in the coun of Washington and District aforesaid, bair Fin? It? the original beginning of a trac' the property Jk? William Digire, and running ineuce wi 1X16 tract revised, north sixty-t (oi) degrees, west one hundred and twenty-d a Riven of a tract of laad call Tom a Last Shift;" thence with said li twen'tyseven (27) oegrees.

east oue huudr onr perches to trie ii wvst northwest nine (9) perches the fifth line of the part of now rear BOrth twenty-seven (27) decrees, ei (10) arches to the end of said line; theuce sou eighty-six de-rees, ea't sixtee- perches, theu north twenty-nine and oue-half dt-grees, ea nine (9) rerches to the second liue of the part of tl afop faid land tailed The Second Addition to formerly to Oharjea Carroll, of "Du dtngton." then south eighty-six v86) degrees ea sixty perches, to the given tin- of a tract of lat ca Tie Girle Portionthen said lii twenty eight aud cne-haf we ne and sixty (160) totho trtct; tSen south east oue hu Jred (im perches; thence with straight line eight and (88 k) rcs of land, tcgeth with the improvements theivon. Tern of sale: The amount or the indebtodnei Lsesof tale cash: balance in one and en years, ut ten per cent, interest per annum. secmt 'J of trust on tue premises sold. $100 dow ou day of sa.e. All conveyancing at purc'ia-er ooet.

Terms of sale to be oomnlied w.th witnin si a' of sale, mh rwise lhe Trustee the riifht to resell tue property, at risk and coat ueiaul dig i urchfiser. JAMES T. OSBORNE, Trustee. WALTER B. WIL.I IAMS CO JpOLEY, Auctioneer, 811 7th street n.w.

BALE VALUABLE BUSNEHS PROPERTY KNOWN AS THE PbAININO AND MIT L. ON SEVENTH STREET. NE il BOUNDARY, IN C. On April at 2 p. tn I wil ed to pell at public auction, upon tin No 7ih street n.

1he building a the Planing and Saw Mill, with tne of th trronnn until June 1, 1885, with the fol and Machinery, to wit: 40 Power Boiler, 20-horee Power Etjrine, 1 Tta! Planer, 1 R.p saw Table, and 11 paws for the same, 1 Haw Table and 8 Saws for the same. 1 Borintr Arbor and Tab'e. 1 toot Morticing Machine. 1 Emerv Hrinder with two whaels. 1 Turning Lathe with necessary tools.

1 Jite Saw idline 1 Wcod Frame Band Machine with i of 1 Stesm Moulder. 2 Heals with Cutters, and i lame number of Moulding Machine Cutters, 1 for Mending Band Saws. 1 Pair Clumps for Fuinsr Saws. 1 Pair Tr for Mending Saws. 1 Patent Saw Settintr Machine.

1 Shafting PuIIy and Beitiag and Work Benches Two-story Brick Building, Boiler Room anc Sheds, with a great variety of Patter us. Teims: aiM( cafh; balance In six. twelve, eight een and twenty-four months from day of sale, se owed by a of trust npou the property, witl interest at eight per cent per annum unul paid 100 down at time of sale. Sale and titli guaranteed. Terms to be complied with within flvi aays.

wiehiug to examine the machinery can call at Foley's auction room befom the day ei FOLEY, apl7-eo5t 811 7ttx st. n.w. H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer. TRUSTEE'S 8ALE OF VERY DESIBABLl THREE8TORY BRICK RESIDENCE ON TH1 EAST SIDE OF TWELFTH STRJtET, BE TWEEN AND NORTHWEST.

By virtue of a deed of trust, dated June 24th, 1871, recorded in Liber No. 650, folio fRA 360. ore of the land records of the District of JCW Columbia, and at the request of the party securec thereby, I shall sell, at public auction, in front the premises, on MONDAY, April 14th. 1879, at o'clock m. that certain piece or parcel of situate in the city of Washington, District of Uoliun bia, and known and described as beinar part of origi nal Lf-t numbered five (5), in Square numbers three hundred and twenty (320): for thi same at the distance of one hundred feet from f-outhweft corner of said square on 12th street, ant runnieir due north twenty-eight (28) feet and eLrh (8) inches; thenoe due east ninety-five (93) thenoe due south twenty-eight (28) feet and two (2 inches; thence west ninety-five (85) feet to the plac of beginning, together with the ard appurtenances to the same belonging.

Terms of sale: One-third of the porcbue moiie' in cash, and the balance in six and twelvemonth) after date of sale, with interest A'l conveyaacini at purchaser's cost $300 to be paid at time of sale or property will be immediately resold. JONATHAN KJRKWOOD, Trustee. er THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED TIL: A i UtvDAY. the 26th inst. at same hour.

ATHAN KIRK WOOD, Trustee. CHANCEBY SALE OF VALUABLE HEAL ETATE ON I STREET NORTH BKTWEE TWENTY THIRD AND TWENTY FOURTl STREETS WEST, CONSISTINU OF TWfe TWO-S'luRY BRICK HOUSES AND LOT. Urder and by virtue of a decree of the 8npreme of the District sf Columbia, in frrfl Equity Came No. 6,264, wherein Charles ArundeU et al. are complainants and Nathan T.

In lay et aL are defendants, the undersigned Trastc wfil sell at public auction, on the premises, 1 the 24th day of April, at 5 o'clock i all the right, title and interest of the parties said cause in and to the following pince or parcal ground eitoate in the city of Washington in tt District of Columbia, and known and descrioed a follows: Original let numbered ten (10). in squat numbered forty-one (41), having a front on nor "1" street of 54 reet and 10 inches and a depth of l(J feet 11 inches, together with all the priv leges, Ac, thereunto belonging, 'this lot is in proved by two two-story and hasement brick home containing six rooms each. The houses will be sol separately, ss also a lot 27 feet front, with a depth I02feetlliccV.es. Terms of sale prescribed by the decree: One-feurt of the pnrchsse money shall be in cash and the res due in three equal iLStalments, payable raspactivi ly in six, twelve and eighteen months from date sale; the deferred payments to bear interest at tt rate of six per centum per annum, from date sale, and be a reserved lien upon ihe real estate solt and upon full payment of the purchase money, an upon ratification of the sale by the conrt, a deed the property will be given to the pnrjhwr of sit lot of ground. A deposit of on each bouse an ihe lot to be paid by purchaser or purchasers: time of sal a All conveyancing at purchasers' cos If terms of sa'e are not complied with in five daj the True tee reserves the to sell at the risk an cott of the defaulting purchaser.

ROBERT J. MURRAY, Trustee. Room 17 Chauncy Building, 321 an 1323 st. n.w. COLDWELL, Auctioneer.

ALTER B. WILLIAMS A Auctioneers. CHASCEBY SALE ALU ABLE BEAL Til CONSISTING OF TWO THHEI btory and basement brick house ON STREET NORTHWEST OPPOdIT THE NORTHESN LIBKKCY MARHET. By vu tee of a decree, assad on lVth clsyrf October. A.

D. 1878, by the Supreme jvSM Court of the District of iu cause JEj No tqnity, wherein Thomas A. Stephens complainant and Mary L. Stephens et at. are ttPdaLts, the underrismed, as trustee, will sell nnb.ir.

tion, in front of the on WEI the IWth day cf April, A. D. 1879, at 4:1 the following described real estate ihe ciiy cf Washington, D. known and on the plan of siiu cit as the tbirt tix feet four and two-thirds inches front of lot nut bered twenty CJ0). in square numbered five ha clred and sixteen (516), a-id running back with tn one hum.red (100) feet; im by i Three-jtory and Basen.ent U.ick Houses.

I '1 ernes of aale prescribe 1 dcoree: One-thii cash, rt sitiue in three equal instaimeuts, at si twelve anr eigli eeu months from of which lie purchaser's nuttH arc to pissed to tl I Tiustee, payable to his o.der in six, twal.e ai eighteen nonihs, wifh interest from day of at tlie rate oi seven jicr ceLtuui annum uni I rait', or ail cash, at option. The Tru i tee will leterve a lien upon the until tl purchase nioue? is paia. AI'iO down on fcoiiw time of sale, and if purchaser faiiS to coi I wiih ruis of sale wituin five iroai day to lie 'esold rtf'er five days' not.o the irg Star news pap at aud of f( fauitinj at cost. JOHN HaNNA- trustee WeVster Law inding, Splf. Aucuuntwjrs.

SALE OiT IMPROVED PROPER! Flltsr KTREHT UEi WibEN AMD S1R1ETS AT AUCTION. Isy virtue of a deed oi trust gsvon to us, am tujd duly recorded in Liber No. 87W. folio 7. one of the lard records of the District Columbia, and at the requedt of the any socur thereby, we will sell at public auction, in front the premises, on TUESDAY.

22d day of April. 18. at 6 p. all the following I estate uiid lirem ftn, situated, lying and being the city of in the District of Ooluino aiid upon ihe ground plats plan of said city as and belnglot numbered thirl four (34,) A. R.

Shepherd's subilivlsion of squa weft of tix hundred and twenty-three (t w. of with all and siogular, i roveinents, ways, rights, privllew and api nrteuances to the same belonging or in ai i wire Terms of sale ifcriOO and interest at 10 per cei frcn 4th day of October, 1877, and expenses of I in cash; balance in one and two years, notes bear! interest at 8 per cent. annum and secured deed ot trust on the premises sold. A deposit 100 required at time of sale. If the terms of are not complied with within seven days the Tri tees reserve the right to resell the property at the rl I and coet of the defaulting purchaser, after givl five days' public notice of such resale in some nei paper published in Washington.

C. BOBEKT CHRISTY I ap8 JOS. A. RICE, SALE. 1 .1 on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, April 24th, 1879, at 4 o'clock, all that pieoe or iflfl I pareel of ground being, lying and situate in I of Washington, and knowa a id the east part lot numbered tweu square numbered one hundred a as the same are laid down ou pub F.J? of lot front ngtt i uhS tnchse on street, between l8th a and running back eigh south, with the story Frame weUi One-tliird camh; the biitnci iu Pfites at eight per tt reet a secured by deed of trust on the aplG-iw oi the Paui AUCTION SALES.

rUTUBB DJLTB. rpHOMAfi DOWLING, Auctioneer. PAINTS, OIL8 AND GLASS AND PAINTERS' IT- MATERIAL AT AUCTION. On MONDAY MuRNING. April 21st.

1879. comIB menclDK at 10 o'clock, at Storw No. 609 Louisiana avenue, between 6th and 7th streets n.w., I shall sell the entire contents, comprising? Paints, Oils, I Glass. and Paintere' Material. THOMA8 DOWLING.

Auot. he DOWLING, Auctioneer. B. OATALOGTTE SALE ut OK THE 'C)rf LIBBABY OF THE LATE FRED D. STUART, ty ConslEtinK of Sc'entlflc and Miscellaneous Books in- together with Voyages and Travels, and some of Volumes of the oriKinal Edition of the of Exploring Expedition.

ih To he sold at my auction rooms, southeast vo corner of Pennsylvania avunne and on MONDAY and TUESDAY EVEN id April 21 and 22, commeucinK each eveuitiK at 7.30 o'clock. Terms cash. of THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. rpHOMAB DOWLINO, Auctioneer. CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED UNIMHIOVED REAL ESTATE IN THE NORTHWESTERN SECTION OF THE lip JL i By virtue ol a decree of the Supreme Court 1 of the District of Columbia, passed the st day of February.

in Equity cause No. Doe 17,1 shall sell on MONDAY, April 7'h, at 3 o'clock on the premises, the followVI ing property. wit: Lot No. 67 in equate No. Ill, containing 8,491 square feet of Kround and imuroved by a We three-story Brick with all the modern jf improvements, located on tbeeast side of Connect! cut avenue, hetwi en and it streets northwest an near the residence of Senator Also.

Lots 65 and 56 in same square, a-i Joining the ro abova property and containing 5.960 square foct of Immediately after. Lot ft. ia square 95, on the northeast corner 21st and streets, and coutaiup 10.U42 square feet of Kround Immediately after. Lots 41, 42, 43 and 44, in fi square 96. square feet of ground.

on street, between 20th aud 21st streets. Terms, as prescribed by th? oe ree, are: third cash, the resiuue in three equal payments, at six. twelve and eighteen montns from day of sale. and secured by deeds of trust on the property sold, with notes bearing interest at six per centum per annum until paid. All conveyaucinK at cost of purchaser.

A deposit of $100 will be required on the improved property, and $50 oil lot of the unimproved If the trims of sale are not complied with within ten days, theTi reserves the r.gut to resell the property, at the risk and cost of the faulting purchaser or purcha' ers. after one week's 2 notice in some newspaper pnb'is'wd in Washington, D. C. THOMAS J. LUTTRELL, Trustee.

1 m22-d HfTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, IN conscque ce of the MONDAY, April 21st, 1879. at 4 o'clock. apS-eotit THOMAS J. LUTTRELL, Trustee. CEAKCERY SALE OF EXTENSIVE PAROEL8 1 OF RE4L EBTATE IN S' lUTH WASHING- 1 ON.

BEING ON SECOND STREET WEST, NEAR STREET HOUTH; ON HALF ST. WESr NEAR STREET SOUTH; ON 1 SOUTH NEAR HALF STREET. By virtue of a decree passed the (ttth) sixth 1 day of February, A D. 1879, in the case of Olarence Lewis et vs. James Frazier et No, 6,517, equity docket 17,1 shall, as trustee, oo MONDAY.

2lBt day of April, 18 9, commenciuK at 5 o'clock p. and until all are soldi make public sa es at auction, in front of each lot, of the following1 parcels of Kround in South Washing1 ton, offering them separately: Lot numbered nineteen (19), in square five hundred ami eighty-five four (4), sixteen ana twei ty (V0), in square numbered six hundred 1 and and lots numbered one (1), two (2), three and four (4), in square east of 3 square six hundred and forty-two 8 Terms of sale, as decreed by court: One-third of the purt hafce money every parcel shall be in caah, 1 (of which a sufficient depoait shnll be at he time of sale to ensure the comp'ianca by the 1 purchaser with the terms thereof;) and the balance in two eoual installments at six and twelve mouths. for which the notes or the purchasers, secured by a reed of trust upou the sold, bearing 5 interest from the day of sale; or all cash, at the 5 option vf the purchaser. A of S25 will lie reou'rfd on each lot when the same is uown. All con veyaticitg at th? cist of the purchaser 1 TH JESUP MILLER, Trustee 1 DUNCANSON Aucts.

ap7 1 1 H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer. I PUBLIC SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING 1 LOT ON THE EAST H.DK OF VENTY- i i- HFTH STREET NORTHWEST, BEiWEitN I- I AND STBEETH. 1 On MONDAY- the 21st day of April. A.

3 1879, at 5 o'clock p.m., on the premises, I will 9 sell part of lot 14, 28. bt-inv the south i feet inches from on 26th street by a depth of 91 feet 6 inches to a 2o alley. Teims. which are f-asv, male at sale. I) B.

WARNER, Auctioneer, a 8 ATTRACTIVE SALE OF I BUILDING BITES AT AUCTION. AN ENTIRE SQUARE IN THE NORTHWEST QUARTER OF THE 011Y, AND THE MOST DESIRABLE LOCATION, ADJOINING THE SQUARE ON WHICH oTANDS THE BRITISH tl EMBASSY, THE SPLESDID RESIDENCE OF W. M. GALT, AND OTHER NEW AND ATTRACTIVE DWELLINGS, FRONTING i THE MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE AND STREET CIRCLE, AND NEARLY OPPOSITE TO THE PALATIAL RESIDENCE OF EXle BENATOR STEWiRT. On SATURDAY AFTERSOON, the 26th day of April, 1879.

at 4 o'? lock, sharp, on the premises, we will offer for sale, lots, tne whole of 1- No. 118. li8 Lithographic Maps may be hid of either of the undersigned. tf Title Pebfect. An abstractly Mthlon Aahford, esq may be seen on application.

ia Terms: One-third of the purchase money In cash. and the remaind- secured by a deed of trust on the le property told, in one and two years, with interest at six rer cent, per annum, payable semi annually. 1, All conveyancing, except the deeds, at the purd chaaer'aoost. A deposit of St 0 will be required on ir each lot sold JOHN BIHLL, Attorney for owner, Room 29, Cercoran Baildimf. A TBOMA8 J.

FISHER A No. 1223 st. n.w. rpHOMAS DOWLINO, Auctioneer. THE ELEGANT BROWNSTONE PRIVATE RESIDENCE, No.

1341 STREET, OPPOSITE FRANKLIN SQUARE. AT AUCTION. j. On MONDAY AFTERNOON, March 31st. ui 1879.

at 5 o'clock, in front of tbe premises. I shall eell Lot UO, in Square 248. front of 26 feet, and ruuninK back 147 feet to a 30 foot alley, inproved by an aad basement brownttone front cofitaialug seventeen rot inclu-'inK ba'h, wash aud furnacu rocms, wnth all the mortem improvements; flue br ck stable on rear of lot, with capacity for three horses and two carriages This is decidedly the lot a4ion in Washington, and fronting th ok Franklin Park, presents unusual claims as to itJ for a private residence. ln Terms at six, twelve and eighteen nontbs, with nates biariug1 iutr.rej,t at 7 par rent jh.t annuui until ana secured by a I of trust on tho property so'd. or if tho cesires lo pay ail ejsh.a discount of the in to est will on the deferred pavments.

A posit of t.e required when the property is (1 ruck off. All conveyancing at the cos; or the marifteo THOMAS DO WLING, Au-t. nriTJF PURCHASER AT THE ABOVE HALW, Mrs'. S. F.

having failed coin 'ty with tte terms th" above pr.n>?"i,y will be ild on THURSDAY, the 24 day of Acril. A.D. at 6 o'clock p. at the riek and cost of the said Sire. Va.o.

aplfi il THOMAS DOWLING. Anct. 'pHOMAiJ DOWLINO. Auctioneer. iu TRUSrEEB' SALE OF A NKVKLY NEW TWOh'lORY AND liai 'K JVO HOHrtK.

Sll UAiKD O.S NORTHWEST BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SIXTEEN TH STREKTrt. Bv vrtue a deeu of trust. dVed 1R, I8'i8' and duly i in f.it^.-s jj folio "vW 398. onti oi land record- for jATiBL 'y of Columbia, and at tun k' of tho pa-ty Beciire 't tlu reby, we sell at iu iro of the remises, on TCE.SDAY, the day o' -ipril, A 1879, at 6 o'c oti p. ui, the following p'ot-e or lef Kround an 1 Del ff s'tuate In the city of Washit gton, Uisli ict of Columbia, and own as and part ol uumlurwl 10.

ly's recorned hiitidiviHioii of hqitare nu'u'wred 191, ou s'reet n.w., between l.Mh auU 16th atre ita, with jal the imi.roven.ent-? as above Terms: One third cash: and tho balance in six. La, twelve and eigttee-i months, with interest at 7 pur or cent until paid. A depoait will ba roau rod ty. at time of tale. Oouveya at co-t of purchaser kre TeruiH to be com pi tod witn iu day, the Truetees the r.ght to -s tho pronerty pe at the tiek and of the defaulting purcUaser, rrm after hve riays' a Qy WTI.SON.

Trustees J. HOLDS WORTH GORDON, i ArU8lee3 at. rpHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. VALUABLE RESIDENCE NO. 421 SIXTH BTHEET NORTHWEST.

AND FINK ILOIN(? LOT ON STREET. BKTWESN 1st AND STREETS NORTHWEST, AT tion. ZL On WEHNESDAY. April 16th, 1879, at a o'clock, in front of the I shall sell north half of lot 6, tn square 48rf, improved W' by a substantial brick rosi len with back buildinjK, with modern imnrovenie and containing 13 rooms, being No 421 6th street, between and streets northwest. A At o'clock, ln front of th? premises, Lot 19.

in square A69 having a front of 80 feet by a depth of 100 feet to an situated on the south side of da- street, between lsi and 2d streets northwest ty- Terms: cash; the balance at six, twelve ud and eighteen months, with bearing interest at 7 per per annum until paid, and socurod bya i' r- deed of trust on tbe property sold A deposit of '200 nd will be reuuired on the improved property, and $50 ty- on the unimproved. All conveyancing at purchaser a uts cost. ug. ap9-d THOMAB DOWLING, Auctioneer, six iu- fWTHE ABOVE 8AIJI IS- UNAVOIDABLY POHTPONED until WEDNESDAY. April 23d, same hour and place.

apl6-d THOMAB DOWLING, Auct. AUCTION 8 AT.ga THIS AJFTEKltOOir. EAHT'? day of fSL one oAhef1w.il orda of the Dietric of ColnmbCind at thereby. wewill auction, in front of the premise toe 5 th day of April, 1879Vat 4 SStek lowuur-describea All 10 or parcels of Kroond in tbe city of trict of Columbia, know plat or plan of S5d tity numbered twenty-one (21) and twenty.two square numbered nine hundred AU. aU that portion of oKi lot square nine hundred and forty-nine within the following intr at the southeastcorner of 11 inn thence weetwardly ou the north street twenty-two (22) feet four (7hSche8 at riKht anifleB northerly s-ventv at riVlit anylfcg eastwaruly twentv (4) inches to the llne oY lOth sVrlT m06' four rivht angles seventy ii? line of street east, to rffl X96 Willi the wB" "ai lies th- United BtateB MwhU on," oun rruni a'ffis sftswSHS fil of A WALTKK DaVIDOSL Trustees.

THOMAS Aun. SALK IH POSTPONED uoti aud IS DOWLING. Aact ABOVE SVLE IS FURTHER poht 1 oned until April 1' act. B. WALTEE I).

UAViDGF Trustees. ai'Tfi-dts TH An -t. 1 'pHOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Keal Estate Auctioneer, BALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPxRTV ON NEVfiNTH-t-TREET ROAD ATELY ADJOINING BOUNDARY Bpf virtue of a deed of tnut June Oth aud in No.

K56, folio one of the land records of Uie Dietri of olumbia, and at the of the party win of tbe SATUkoay, April 1'Jtb, 1879 at 4 MO o'clock p' all th piece or parcel of around sitaato in KLlnKt 'u' iot Columbia, and knovm as lot 15. of Morgan Mratdej a recorded subdivision of part of Jamaica Smith vacancy. 20 feet oo 7ti street I i IPO fpfV to, and frontinsr Ieiit 8treet leans of sate: One-fourth cash; balance in six. and fwbteeii uiontbp, with iutorept at eitrht t'r which ie notes of th-, pur liaFtr. secured on the pr.ij?ert> noid, wi A deposit of lj be when hfe all will at If of sale are not in seven days from day of sale the I rustees reserve the rtirht to resell the property at he risk and of lief t.in< purchaser JAME8 fL ap7-ects IMPS WAQQAMAN.t pHOS.

E. WAGGAMAS, Beal Estate Auctioneer IBU81 EES' OF VALUABLE rfit TATE ON NORTH SIDE OF grREET hv TWEEN FOUkl II AND FIPTtt POR I HWES r. I.MPit, BV A VVf? BRICK HTOREHOPbE A ONE lOKi of, deeq1 of tritst, bearing date he J5tb day of mber, 1877 Mats-A Term1? of One-third in aud reside in I lr forJ'1? fiffeired payments the notes th? i "'chaser bearing int- rpst at 'o' "ni, satisfactorily on the prooertv to be Kiven; or all cash, at option ofpnrffier tf terms are not with in five days. reserve rixht to resell at rim and cost of urchaser. $100 deposit wben acceptedGEO.

F. APPLBBY. 4, W. K. EDMONHTON.f Trustees.

E. WAGGAMAN. 420 5th COWLING. Auctioneer. OS NEW EST NEaU STRJLET NORTH of the Supreme L-ourl.

of tl.e Distri ct of Columbia, in Euuify No. wherein Ellen ati'i Patrick ana others are defendants, the uuderhiirned kmand by cscree, will on Hli'IlK'H of April, 1879.Tt'5 Zl hall of tbe the soutti t-ixtvim en r.t.T? A bund rod aud D. improved by a UoyMe 011 the 6t the lot. aspreecribed by tbe decr.se: One Miroba-e money in cash, aud the ha'ance in one and two yearn rite TB0MA8 DOW vodbth STBtkT HOUTHUU BUILDXNU AFTERNOON, April 19th. fAj clock, we will se 1, in front pronieSnanf fiVr'- ifl pqua.e 8Jb, lot 5 beiDfr bf two two story F.ame Houses vhich will be soid war! ana to the bi separate This prot-erty is suitable for those In pearca -1 carp l'roptrty' convenient to the stroei Tems: One-thir cash; balance in six an i twelve months, rotes to bear 8 per cent iu'eres', au to he secured by dfed of trust.

Oonveyaicaiiif at purchaser cost or all cash at purchaser's oiitio'i a on eaoh pieTof pro By order of the owner. 1 DUACANBON BROS Aucts. TJflH BVKNING. J)UNOANSON ASSIGNEE'S BA1 AND WI TT AH SORTED BIOCK OF mWui" AVn CHILDREN'S X)TS AND SHOES? Eix TIRLh, Ac. CONTAINED IN auciionENTB northwest AT By virtue of an made to me and AlJril 14th? th? office of A Recorderof Deeds of the District of Oolura-fB at l'uhlic auction at No.

fTi5? April 19th. 1879, Rt 7 o'clock, routinuiuK until the entire stock ib sold, a larxe and well stock of Boots auaSboes, Fixtures. compri intr? Men'b, Lad aa' and Children's Boots, 8hoes. Gaituv ppei8; VukU Shelving, Count JOSE M. YZNAGA, Assignee H.

Gates O'Noil. rpHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. SALE OF A NEARLY NEW TWOhTORV-AND-BAbEMENT BltlOK No. 1515 8 STREET NORTHW BRICK FRONT WITH MeDEBN IMPROVEMENTS WXIH By virtt e.T a of trust, dated March of public 111 trout of the nS THURSDAY, ril 24th, A D. 1879, at fcribed real estate, lymir bJh? ano in the city oi Washington iud of Coluiubia, known and des ribca as lot numbered in Biate Ke ly's re-ordtd subdivision of square one hnudrnd and Terms of sale: One-third balance iq t'irae instalments, payable in six.

twelve and een months sfter date, with interoet at s'lvoti c- nt. aiininu uiitii by deed of trast upon the nrop rty d. One huadrel dollars as deposit at tiroeof nile au at purchaser's ot. If terms of sale not compiled wiib in seven iys, tho Trusteo reserves the to resed the property at risk aud uefau tinir 1 J. HOLDS aQaTH CORDON DOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES' 8A1 OF A THRFF MTtiKV amt-V 1.ASKA1ENT BRICK HOUSE ov NOUTawii8r, 1511 March recorded in .1. of the land records lor thi District 01 Oolniul ia, at (1 at the of the arty secured th reby. we 11 at pub ic auction, in front a th- Jd 01 vy, nr fal cl -ck p.m., 1 hi following ro.f ground and si.ua'm iu ntv of WashijiKton District of Columbia, and fcnoup as and bf iuK part ot lot numbered -ix. in Binko siid ynrnorded subdivision of sou ire sitnatld on oj ss 1 theuni.rovemoutstherrtihtmi: One-tldrd case, aud the balance in six r.Ti? moiiths. with interest at 7 pe cent untU patd.

a-Iopos of wit, bs require! at time of sale. Couveya at cost of parenas to complied withiu seve dav otherwise reserve tt.e rijrhtto "'J1 of OefauitinK purchaser after five daj s' advertisement urcnaser, J. C- WILSON. al5 Ckd. J.

HOLDn WORTH GORDON,) Trustees. Auctioneers. AeJTUSP On THUH8DAY AFTERNOON, 24th April 187y. at 6 o'clock, we will sell, in Yro" of the Brick RJ Bam au i the aijoimnir va-ant House is No. 18 ftret; couta'ns rooma There is ou the or.

inises 4 B-ick Stib'e at 1 ranie Shop, cistern and out1- otises The housa'wii! id ttrrt, and the adjoiuimr oan 1 inS of which will be exhibited on day of 'ierme: oi.e tfiird cash; in iiMumttu-. DnNCANSON Anats rpHOMAS IXIWLING, CATAL.rGUE OF BOOKH INTFRESTINO COLLECTIONS 51 WILLIAM X.IRT AND REAR ADMIKAL GOUVSBOR 'US. AutOKraphs oi the late eminent ownera in nea1 ly every volume. Will he sold, on WEDNESDAY EVEMINtt April 2id, 1879, commercing at 7 m. 'IJMSJJ THOMAS OWLING.

tpw Auctioaeer. AUOTIOlf SALES. jpukcaiskok partor 8ett8, COTTAGE 8ETTH.WABD robe, ea8y chaib8, 4 king BE fr1gebvtob8, desks, bookcase, haii and huhk mattresses, bedsteads btreals, washstands, EX TEN 810? Tables, h. c. bockeb.

m. t. tables c. 8. AND otheb CHAIRS.

CARPETS hfockeky, soap, iles, COOKING ANi other 8toves, Ac. a lso? one silver watch. two new top ex Xl KIeS WAGONS (suitable forgroceri anc i at auction cli tuesday morning. April 22d, com- inencing at io o'clock, will sell. In front of pi our salerooms, a assortment of rOb Household Goods, and enumerated i above tun0ANSON bbos, Aueti.

rfBUSTEES' sale of valuable UNIM 1 proved beal etitate. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated May du'y leorrded in Liber No. 849 470 oii? tbe land records for tbe District of Columbia, and at tbe request of the so cured thereby, we will ollor for sale, at public action, in front of the on THURSDAY, the ft st day Vay, 1879, at 5o'clock p.tu omrinat ts numbered lonr (4), Ave (5). six (6), seven (7) tne CO and ten (10). In 8quare 1,070, in tbe city of WasbiLKton.

in tl District of Columlria. Tiru.e?f*aie: One-thiid cash balance in equal ii nts at six, twelve eighteen months, fot wh cb the uttes of the purchaser will be taken, bea-. uik per cent interest from day of sale till "i'd i nit i of trust on sola, or It at pu.ch ser's h. a deposit of will i required at accej tance of bid All convey i i-(i at purcha-c 's cost Tne rivbt to resell at a ci iii-ls. if terms of sale are not com fied wit ii vtn dujfc frt of sale, is reserved hy tue wm.

helmick i h.o ahlwaw, Trustees vy alt ik b. williams Auctioneers. LE or A BRICK coal OFFICE. FENCE AND UNEXl'IttEO U2AS3 oil mi jnday, Ai ril '1st, 1879 at 5 wo at on th? pr-inii-ea. on IT wSl Ftrttt, between lfith and 17th one rick Wood aud Coll stable, and em farther with au unexpired lease.

cms iuaiin at sale. aplKit WALTER li WHLUMS ft BALE. By virtue of a decree tt the Supreme Court ot the District Oolumbia. iu e'juity causa No i offer lop sale at auction TIIClSMfiAY, the 17th of April, 187a. at 6 tbe Lot in subdivision said sub Jlvislon is recorded i Ji heyrr 5 C- h.

folio 31. Lot hn-a front of feet on Now -lersev avenue, between and struts 1101190 No- 535 New Jersey avenue the purchase money in cash ami the residue iu two payments at six umi above 8alk is postponed until ai-ril 21pt, same hour and plaoe. Bs oroer of the Trustee aplfc-St 8teioeb liebermann. Aucta. ruction sale of obocery articles.

Py virtue of a deed of truat, bearing 4th day of February. and recorded ir.un Liber 908, folio 423 et I will, on Tt mhii lav the 22d day of ApiU, 1370. at loo'c ock a. m. cfier for sale at tuiblic auction, at the auction ro jnu of Walter b.

Williams ft No. 1001 street a lot of articles i.f-rtainimr to the Grocery bueinesn, fuch as Tea Caddies, Coffee Mill, Showcases, Back ets, Brooms, Ac. frank browning. Trastea walter b. williams Aucte.

apl8 4t D0WLING, Auctioneer. valuable improved property in geobgetown, d. at auction On thursday, April foth, at 5 o'clock, iu front of the premises, i shall part Lot havintr a front of 44 feet 6 inches jcjl on the eactliue of Hi-h street, by a depth of 100 feet, between and Canal streets, improved by a lanre Carpenter Shop. Terms: One-third cash; balance at six, twelve ano eighteen months, with notes oearini? interest, and secured by a deed of trmst on the property soid. All conveyancmK at purchaser's cost down when the property is struck off.

THOMAS DOWUNG, Auct above sale is postponed, in In constqttetcc of the rain, until thursday, April lilh. same hour and apll-d THOMAS DOWLING, Aucttonee ABOVE sale is postponed, in otjhe ram. nntil tuesday, April md, same hour and place, ai 18 thomas dowling, a let. Auctioneers. USE AND IMPORTED BRANDIES, W.NE8 whiskies and gin, at au 3tfon.

On wednl8day, tbe 23d of April, at 10 clock a we will sell, at the wine htoro of gkoive Ilenault, south. a corner 8th and streets n.w., a fine stock of Domestic and Imported Wines and Liqu? rs, comprbii ir? Impoi ted Sherries, Madeiras, In ptr.e-; Ports, bi undies, ImpoitedGiu. Wuisk es, Clarets, bbine and other Wines, both in wood anc Ibis stock is worthy the attention of connoisseurs of which was te ected by the late J. Hen-nip while in Eu.ope. a'18 DUNOANSON h.

waBNEB, Real Estate Auctioneer. of valuable bFsINESS 8tavd AND private residences on street between fourth AND FIFTH STREETS nobtbwist. On til 15b8day, April 17th, at 5 o'clock p.m.. i will seil in front of the premises, 'ilowincr described propertyThe east ha of Lot No. 6, in No.

61j. the stme frontini 4 i feet on stre? north and running south witi d.at iiitb and narallel to 4th street west 80 feet, to ft with the improvements, consisting of a vers thrpe-story Brick House, containtnK 12 rooms a 1 the modern improvements, and elegini store 20x10 feet, convenient two-story 1 carriage ana feed house attached. Also, pari Lot No 6, in square No. 612, fronting 12 feet or 0 north side of street, thence runningjlue uorti 185 feet, to a 80 feet alley in the with the im 1 rovements. consistlrg of well constructed two story brick bouse, containing six rooms, witl the improvements, and a two-story ratue house on th? alley in the rear.

art of Lot No. 4, in square No. 512, fronting on feet alley between 4th and fth and and reets, containing 1,450 square feet of ground, and he improvements, consisting of a small four-room frame This sale offers a line opporiuntty for vest merit and tbe attention of thoae desiring tc purchase real Estate is particularly called to thi t-tore aud dwelling on the corner of 4th aud ac meu say that it is one of the best bus, nets places in that section of the city. Terms very which will de stated at the sale. iff postponed tofriday.

AprU 26th, 1879, sane hour ana place. By order of 22.25 b. h. wabneb. ALTER WILLIAMS Auctioneers.

1 bustee's sale of elegant iurniture, 'd case pianjs, handsomeoilt mirrors, wi ih cornices to match; and other cabpet8. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated the 29th(71 ''ay of heptemb-r, a.i) 1877. ant duly record-vtl ed iu Liber No 8h3. Folio 418, one of the laud records for the strict of Conunba. anu byI tion of party secured thereby, i shall pro at public auction, oa the premises resi' No.

1340 massachusetts tveune. bet. lilh and 14th Ms n.w., en April 25tli, a.d. 1879, cii at 10 clock a.m., goods meut oned io the Bche? attached to sa.d d'-ed of tru namely it Ore wood Cat-e cb'ckerinir Piano; bandsome Gdt rame er and Mantel Mirrors, witu cornices match; m' rbe Top Ceattr Tables; Parlor Furni tire, upholstered In Walnut Hall It tot, with roarbielms. Walnut Hall Cnairs; isouie Wal nid txte aiou Table; a id lambrequins Walnut aud Library Tables Furniture; Etewere; writing Desk; Walnut Wardrobe; Chairs; Cot t.

ii nut ure; Bronze Mantel Ornam-uta; Ma h' gany Bedstead, Walnut Work Lhromos and Eiiwavings: french nhina a'e. Cut are aud Plated Ware; Oil Paint irs, Furnituie; Velvet Urasse Hal ajici Chamber Cir. ets; flair 'ksms; Pillows and Springs; and mauy articlet mentioned in fcl'eouh too nuTnerous to enumerate. 'i eriLH M. CL vKK, Trustee.

walter b. williams co, aucts apis-d h. WAliNER, Real Estate Auctioneer. PUBLIC SALE OF VO ST)RV 1 RAVE DWELLING No 9il4 1 EN rH STItEE'I NUBTHWUH'I LOT 21 FEE 6 INCdES Hi 94 FEET DEEP TO AN A I. LEY.

A GOOfl CHANCE TO GET HMALL HOUSE IN l'at HEART OF THE CITY. Will 11 the above properly on wednesday, April 1879, at half-past five o'clock ou tue premises. Terms at sale. a liebermann, Real EsUte Aucts. tbumtee'8 sm.e real es ta'l on ew jersey AVENC betwee -C" and STRfcfc'18 TH.

IMPROVE LI by 1bree-story and basemenf brick, o. 309 by of two tmst dated bruary 21st, 1874, and February th, recor ied In Litter 743, folio 422, folio -07, of tne land rccor of the District of and the writ ien request of party thereby secured, i will pro eedtosell auction, front of the prom set-, on i ITESDaY. the 22a day of April, a 1 79, at oMock p.m.. the north part ol oihrt. Lot No.

14, in square No. 691: tPwiuniuu f. tfie saiue at the ortheast comer of said lot. aud miming along New Jersey avenue In the southeast uiiection twenty-one (41) feet six (6) inches nee ik ninety tnree (93) fe nine (9) inches, more or less, to a pr.vst* al'ey; thence, tii a north trly direct on, along thi? east line or aide of said pri vate twenty o- v21) feet six (6) laches to tbt northern oundary lino of said lot 14; a.onir i-aid boundary due nin? ty-tliree (93) feet aud nine (si) inches, n.nre or less, to the p'aoe of begmn.rn, togeUier with the improvements, ol a three-story b'ick house, with bafemeut, bouse no. 309 New Jersey avenue southeast, and apt urtenances thereunto belonging.

Teims of tale: Ot third balance in instalments at six. twelve and eigh'een from di of sale, tor which purchaser's notes, bearluu seven per centum per suuum interest, and secured by deed ot trust on the property sola, will be a deposit of s'iOo required time of si e. If tor of Kale are not complied with within five days iroaa day ol sale. will be reeo'd at riss and co-1 of dfcfamtiiig purchaser alter three days notice the Evening Star newspaper. Conveyancing at 1 jos.

0. g. kennedy, Trustee. THE EVENING STAR. double sheet.

KtT' rn, iwrg, ooive REmion a our report closed? Mr. Morgan made a speech in favor of the army bill, lie read from an old number of the 1 Boston Commrmtrsaith, which, he believed, was the organ of Charles Sumner, to show that that paper openly excused the use of military power to preserve a majority in Congress of supporters of the government's policy, lie also quoted from a letter from Gen. Grant to President Johnson, in wbtch the former expressed his hope that the use of the army would never be invoked on the eve of an election. Mr. Groome wondered if this sentiment met the views of the party now generally credited with the Intention to trust their falling fortunes to the prestige of Gen.

Grant's name and whether it was an agreeable commentary upon their present desire to retain laws by which alone could the army be used to influence elections. The senate went Into executive season and when the doors were reopened at 3.10 p. adjourned until Monday. our report closedMr. Burrows made a speech on the legislative bill accusing the democrats of revolutionary In tentions ana charging that republicans were 1 a tlmldated, defrauded, and murdered in the south for trying to exercise the right or suf frage.

He was answered by Mr. Gibson who denied the charges and referred to the fact, taat citizens of Louisiana, arrested Mr interfering wp elections, had been acquitted bv Juries in the interest of the tepublican party and courts presided over by federal judges. The debate was continued by Messrs. Coir roth, Elatn, Dickey, ard Price. The speaker presented a letter from the Secretary of War concerning appropriation for the construction of jetties at the south pass 01 the Mississippi river.

Referred. On motion of Mr. Brown sessions were ordered for Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday, and Thursday nights of next week for debate only. The House then, at 4.45 p.

adjourned. The of Art Education in It is not to be supposed that this movement was begun solely out of a love for the beautiful, or to ripen local art as an end sumclent in Itself, i The cultivated New Knglander has not laid aside his traditional shrewdness in parting with certain ancest ral crudities, and sound business reasons were found for state legislation In favor of artistic training. The mortifying experience cf England in her World's Fair of 1862, which resulted in the formation of the South Kensington Museum and schools, told at last upon the i observation of Yankee manufacturers and merchants, who saw the Immense strides that the mother country had taken since cultivating deThla was once well exemplified by a lecturer at the old central school of I)? sign, In London, who showed his audience three marmalade pots of exactly the sa ne size The first, a plain jar, cost fourteen cents: the I Lext, which had a mimic thistle embossed on cost eighteen, though the Jar was still 1 plain white; the third, which had a spray of the orange painted on it in colors, sold for twenty-four cents. Yet, mark carefully, neither of the decorated jam the maker two rents more than the plain one. So much value does ornament add The commercial importance of design might easily be proved here on a much larger but unfortunately statistics are not popular Let it be enough to say that la lszo, after less an is years of South Kensington, the value to cotton goods manufactured in Eng1 nd was twice and a quarter the original cost of raw material.

This enormous rate In the addition of value by workmanship was largely owing to the Improvement in parte ns caused by the new art training. Ample precedent, therefore, could be cited In support of the Massachusetts legislature when it passed an act in April, isto, declaring that any town might, and all towns and cities ef over 10,000 Inhabitants must, annually make provision for giving free instruction in industrial or mechanical drawing to persons over 15 years of age This Instruction, either In day or evening schools, was wisely placed under the care of the regular local school committees, so that the study became at once a part of the regular education cf all embryo citizens who should ati tend the public schools at p. Latkrop in Harper's Magazine for May. Getting you see a train about three hundred and twenty yards down the track, with tLe rear end of the train pointed to ward the station, and you also see a man on the platform with a valise in one hand and a I ticket In the other, waving his burdened arms furiously, and encumbering the pure air with rude. an grammatical, but evidently earnest exl presslons, you may depend upon it, that that man and that train desire to effect a junction, no matter whether you can understand a word the man says or not.

That is the man wants to I get to the tram pretty seriously. The train ucesnt appear to care very much about getting to the man. It it did It would reverse Its Hon. It is this cool, stolid, haughty lnd'fference of the train to the man's anguish and his agonized appeals that is so maddening to the man. That is the gail of being left.

You wouldn't really mind being left, so much, if the 1 train went away from you rather regretfully like. If it seemed to look back at you loagl lrigly, as you stand wildly gesticulating and howling on the platform, if it seemed to be tearing the fibres of its heart to go away from you, you might endure it. But to have it get up and dust, as It always does, to turn its i right squarely In your face and go off coughf ng and barking down the track lust as completely atd sublimely unconcerned about you as though you had no is what makes you rave. And this, also is what pleases the rest of the people on the 6 Burdetu in ate key e. Dusky Love and Rose, the quadroon, in her alleged breach of promise to marry against M.

P. Saunders, a man of more dusky hue, In the Marine Court, before Judge McAdam, obtained esterday a verdict for 1 On the trial a large number of letters, prln1 clpally from the defendent to the plaintiff, 1 were produced, all of which, except those written after the final breach had occurred be tween them, breathe most ardent love. In these letters the defendent calls the plaintiff his "sweet rose," the 'idol of his life," "the source of all his Joys," and she "who has made life dear to him," and even after they had parted he implores her not to carry out her threat to burn his Y. Herald, 18th. The Second Trial of John Poindexter, for killing c.

C. Curtis, last month, was begun in Richmond, Thursday. Up to 3 p. m. yesterday only one Juror was obtained out of 150 persons examined.

The court has orde red a summons for the attendance of 50 citizens out1 side the city, and two officers of the court left last night, one for Alexandria and the other for Fredericksburg, with Instructions to bring 25 men from each city, to be present on Monday morning. Suspension of a Chicago Grain Firm Harding i savage, who have baen agents for extensive purchases of on 'Change, at 1 Chicago, suspended yesterday, owing to the failure of their customers to put up margins. Three quarters of a million bushels of wheat and one quarter of a million bushels of corn 1 were thus thrown on the market. Theyexpeet to pay up and continue business shortly. Prominent colored Men at Sr.

Locis have farmed a colored Immigration Aid Association. i. ad elected J. Milton Turner president. The object Is to establish cclorcd colonies and aid colored Immigration from the South to the Territories and other sections of the I'nlon.

A Skvkke Snow Storm prevailed vesterday in Southwestern New York and Eastern Pennl sj lvanla. l'rorn live to ton inches or snow rell various points. Two miles or telegraph line I was prustrated near Scrantou, Pa. Tilden'8 Nephew Appointed commissioner of cooper, of New York, has received from the governor the papers removing Police Commissioner Nichols and has appointed cnas. F.

McLean, a nephew of ex-G v. Tllden, In his place. No action has been taken in the cases of Commissioners smith and Erhardt. Two Tidal Waves were preemptible in the harbor of Gloucester, yesterday, the iirst at la.ao p. raising ihe water two and one-half feet along the wharves, sweeping vessels at anciior directly against the wind, flouting off vessels that were aground and stlrrlngup mud from the bottom, and the aecoud at 1 o'clock, with an effect similar to the llrst.

In the IIazen-Stanley Cocrt-Martial at New York yesierday, col. Bruce testtrted that it as a common report that In the Pickett Landing, Gen. Hazen became separated from his command, rapt Steele, formerly Sianley's staff, teamed that llazen's absence from the battle of Shlloh was common talk at the time. The Winners at the New Orleans Races yesterday were as follows: Kingsland, mile and a-quarter. In 2.17; L'Argentlne, mile heats.

In 1 5oW; and 1 mile and a-haif. In The horse Judge Hancock, in the last race," was crowded against the fence by Le Koi 1 and fell, breaking his neck. His rider was badl ly injured. International is stated at 01j tawa, Canada, hat the requl: ed legislai ure will i not be granted this season by the Dominion Parliament for tunneling of Deirolt river, for 1 various reasons, 6ume of them of an laterna! tlonal character. 1 lie is like atish out of water.

It may 1 wriggle and flop and make a fuss, but If you let 1 It alone it will die of Itself. fWYou had better begin right if you wish to (toon it, itls not easy to straighten in the oak the crook aat gre a in the sapling. t'Bjua with Ltrrma cmmbmMatt. A ike AcmSmmr Wkkk fcf rapt. AMkantoT Muslc WM to orerf 5 hn the novel sight Of chess played by two wit indlcative of their chetw rank.

The balcony which afforded an excellent view of the check' ered Mage. was filled; the orchestra, not ho good a vantage ground, was not more than a third full, but the boxes held a Terr niiir erouH company. The applause at certain showed that a maturity of thone present were able to appreciate good play The entertainment was given under the Manhattan Chess Hub. It took tbe audience considerable time to get seated, the Murine Band from thel'nlted States man-ofwar Minnesota enlivening he wait ing prelude. arose it disc'OMed His Satanic 0 (Hugo Kitner) playing for 8001 of Prince nR)- They and tuelr costumed tine spectacle Hehlnd them on a raised platform were cainsa, he lilS.

of "istory, and hut en who looked with not blandest expiefslon at her representatives, the Marine hand. On either side of Mephlsto and the Prir eewere ranged the costumed persons who afterward flic land as chessman. Then the chess' board In black and white blcclafour feet square whs stretched lue a over the tlie background appropriately farmed a scene a tn nmtain castle of the olden time. Then i)vw and the principal chessmen. cim kings and queens, marched In and t-jok thsir places on the first, squires next to the right and sides of the stage, the reds being on the left and the blues on the First toward tbe audience were "rooks." wearing tall castellated hats, a picture of a castle on their breasts ai carrying staffs.

The were aimed cap-a-pie. and carried halberds; the b'sttf ps looked venerable and impressive In their gray beards ecclesiastical robes and ntt 11 es These placed, he bugles lot roduoed the pawns, sixteen young ladles in Amazon cov nme. When they were In posltlou facing each other the red king. M. dressed In the roj al robes and insignia of the days of Charlemagne.

escorted his queen. Rachael Barrett, to 1 he square on his left, while the blue king, Leon Mack, left his queen. Miss Miner, on his right hand square. Another blast of bugles called forth colonel John Fellows, dressed In tbe evening costume of the period. Advancing to he foot lights he said that the committee which had assigned to him the Introductory mire had destroyed bis hopes of winning distinction as an orator by circumscribing each "move" In time by two minutes.

After a brief sketch oC the game, he introduced the contestants. Captain George n. Mackenzie, who led the reds, rind Eugene Delmar, who commanded tbe blues. A knight in Wallensteln costume at. tended each of the players to call out the moves, while two similar knights pur rants, with staffs, stood ready to conduct the chessmen to new positions and to lead off those placed horn tie combat.

The blue sounded the challenge, and tbe red. Captain Mackenzie, led off by moving a pawn to the king's fourth square (P. to K. 4). Tbe blue imitated tbe manoeuvre, and on tbe fourth 1 the red's bishop captured a pawn, who was led behind the scenes, while tbe audlenoe cheered.

The first fifteen of the tbtrty Py the flayers inside of a minute i each, It taking another minute to place the cbe-snen. After Delmar moved with scarcely increased delay, and looked at tbe audience and his opponent, while Captain Mack, enzie took more time to settle upon his moves and seemed nearly absorbed in the task before him. He assumed tbe aggressive toward tbe letting bis opponent take a bishop, a rook, knight ana rook In quick succession. Mr. Delmar was the first to call "check" on tbe twentyfirst move, and was loudly applauded Caotaln Mackenzie repulsed this attack, and by a flank movement on the blue king, who bad exchanged places with the rook, that is, gone Into castle, on tbe twenty-flfth move cried "check" and kept It up to tbe thirtieth move, when be crlod "yueen to knight's the board being still very well manned, and the curtain descending amid loud cheers.

Afterward the living chessmen were used Co sorve a chess problem, composed by Bueene B. Cook, and called "Atalanta, the fleet-footed Queen;" because the queen was to mate in twelve moves. The celebrated Paul Morphy game played In Paris in September, 185a, was next rejteated. and the entertainment closed with a chess problem in seven moves, producing the letter 1'. Tribune, April 17th.

A Free Art School for Is Frasoe In isos a woman whose whole life was a saccession of sets of devotednesB and benefloenoe. tbe countess de founded, at her own cost, an institution In the Rue de la Harpe, to which she gave the name of "National School of Design for Young Girls." Her Idea appears to have been, not so much to increase the number of female artists, properly so called, as to aid those young girls who, deprived of the means of support, Dut possessing a Stitude for certain industrial arts, might be le through such an institution to develop such tastes, and turn them to useful account in practical life. She thought that her proteges might, by acquiring skill in designing, become artists in the fabrication of stuffs, laoea, wall parers, fans, enamels, artificial flowers and many other branches where their delicacy of taste and touch would give them a real superiority, and thus open out new avenues for the profitable employment of the weaker sex. Tbe ehool. alter several changes of locality, la now in the Rue de la Seine, where a large bonding, airy, in tbe midst of gardens, and receiviLg a fine light from above, enables it to oner to its pupils every neoessary aocommodat on.

The pupils now number young girls, fiom the age of 18 to yearn, who receive gr? 11 ltous instruction in drawing and all neocmary ancbes. Several courses have been recently ar ded to the primitive program to guide in the way of decorative application, and to enable those so disposed to become teachers themselves in these useful studies; and thw, every year, there are lectures upon perspective geometry, and the history of art. There to attached to the establishment a practical where works are executed by tbe pupUs in painting upon glass, faience and porcelain: the modeling and decoration of vases, cops, dishes and plates: the execution of fine engraving upon copper and wood, to serve as Illustrations tar newspapers and books; the creation of modem of all kinds for industrial art, from the eoffsr lncrusted with enamel up to fine laoes as Ught as tbe air Itself. The Instruction in tbe different branches is principally given by gentlemen who are eminent In art, ana render these senKjen gratuitously; and tbe education given to these young women is as complete as It can he made. They thus receive tbe means of creating tar themselves an honorable and lucrative career, and can thus assure to themselves that Inestimable boon.

the independence and dignity of an honorable Paper. tr Attorney General Pillars, of Ohio, decides that the law recently passed by the legislature of Ohio, authorizing tbe appointment of women as notaries, Is constitutional Within three days there have arrived at Castle Garden, N. imigrants, the largest number for the same; period in many years. rwrhc London Dai'v writes of Last Word to His Wife." It's a thousand to one and no takers that be didnt have the last wol 'bany Journal. WABMIBiP.

On Wednesday, April 16. 1879. by tbe Rev. Father McCarthy, Isaac K. EAVEb M.

Yocjio. RREWFR. At Tamrioo, 111.. Wednesday, April 16,1879. Hattik Bkk wee, aired seven yean and ten daughter of A.

8. and i malt a Brew, formerly of Washington, D. O. HFEKM AN. On Thuraday evening, April 17th, Mrs.

Xi. Beuxax, wife at C. BeekmuL Ht funeral will take plaoe on Sunday, the 10th i from ber late reaidei oe. 72 Myrtle street northex at. at 3 o'clock.

of the family are invited to atteiid. FLOMAN. On April 17th, 1879. after a lingering Jhk-ka O. Bloman, aired S3 yeara.

5 months 17 dava. beloved wife of William Siomaa, aud second G. and F. Hager, of Waahingtor. D.

O. Tbe rrlatiwa and of the family are ref rtqneated to attend ber funeral from ber late reeiiienot. No. 239 North Bden atreet, on Bonday atteriioon, at 2 o'clock. T1NNEY On the evenlnir of April 18th, after ilineaa.

Tinkkv, eon at the late Andrew Tinney. yean. 11 montha will be odd nest Monday, April 21st. 1H79, at tbe Ierael p. M.

B. oamr Firet and etreeta P- Sa Friende and acQuaintanoea are raasiectruu avnt to attend. WALTER. 8nddenly. of paqOytle jtrotea.

Joy Wa i.teb, beloved hnaband of liinnte Walter, in the sixt i -ninth year at hia atn. funeral will take plaoe from hia lata reaidenoa. 111m bevrctb atreet northwest, oo Sunday, et a o'clock. Relatives and are vMpeotftuly In. TitMt to attend.

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UKXS RinXM DOLLARS, choloe atylea, at II. above aoocta were made tig BiS a and other te aunnfaoturars. aarTin.