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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-21

JOSEPH JEFFERSON As A PAISrER.-His
many friends will be glad TO learn that Rip
Van Wrinkle Jefferson II becoming celebrated
as watcr-color painter The London Tunes
thus describes one OF his pictures on exhfbi-
ton In that city: Joseph Jefferson's Loeb
Ard with the 'wan-water' yelled I'm mist, and
faint riffs OF light in the overhanging canopy
OF cloud, will be looked at with interest as the
work Of the most finished actor Of the Anglo
American theater. IL shows that not only his
feeling for art but his power Of expression I'm
IL has more Than one oIlflef-n
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A Notable Breach Of Promise Case.

There is now on trial in New York a sui
for seduction and breach OF promise brough
by Miss Eugene Martinez against Juan de
Vale, wealthy Cuban, who was once presi
dent of the Bank OF Havana. The PLAINTIFF
who is teacher OF music and languages,
about y years old, and pretty, intelligent and
lady-like, claims $4,000 damages. Shetesti-
fed on Monday in prompt, straight forward
manner, though frequently affected TO tears,
and won the sympathy Of the crowded court.
Her story is that in January, ISIS, she fell on
the street, spraining her ankle. and was con-
veyed home in a carriage by defendant, who
asked to call again, called frequently, and in
three weeks proposed and was accepted. He
wished her previous TO their marriage to take
she consented and went TO the Hotel Royal
under an assumed name, but found
no children there, and did not dare to
tturn nome har @ s ie o e Ssd dIn
he would shoot the man she was TO marry.
The LIST OF June Del Vale took her to Pough-
keepsie and Installed her as housekeeper.
Up to that time she declared he had treated
her with the utmost courtesy and considera-
ton, and offered no Improperly until June
6, when he seduced her under promise of mar
riage. A few days after that she heard one
of the servants say that Mr.. Del Vale could
Lot marry because of a compromise" in
Cuba. sShe Immediately asked him about il,
and begged him to tell her the whole truth
At first he hesitated and tried TO lie about IL
but finally he said the compromise" was
unadiusted, and il would be impossible for
him ever to marry. She said, do you know
what you have done?- He laughed and said
what is done can't be undone, and yet you
viii have no cause 10 regret IL. As long as
have a dollar you shall have half OF it," She
told him nothing could compensate for what
had been done but immediate marriage. He
requested her not TO mention the subject
again. He repeatedly refused to marry her,
and on September 8, 1875, she left Poughkeep-
sic and returned home with her mother, her
stepfather having deceased during her alb
sence. The case exciteS great interest 90 ac-
count of the wealth and standing of the de-
PENDANT.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer

THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF Two LARGE AND DE.
sIRABLE THREE STORY BRICK DwEIL-
NJ HOUSES. WITH PAYMENTS, ON "a ST.
NORTHWEST, NEAR CITY HALL.
ny virtue OF deed Of trust TO the under -
signed dated the 18th day If December, A. ID. az
l,l5 and duly recorded in Liber NO soi folio E:&2
S, ct seq, one Of the land records for Washington
county, in the District Of Columbia and by request
OF the party secured thereby, the undersigned in
sell ~ public auction, in frunt Of the premises, on
sATCRDA Y, the ID day of December, A. D. ls76. at
and premises, situated in the city of Washington, In
said District, to wit Lot numbered fourteen fl4 in
square numbered FIVE hundred and thirty three (asl
together with the improvements.
This lot fronts 81 feet 2 inches AZ street north
vest in the immediate vicinity Of the City Hail, and
Is improved by two substantial brick buildings now
occupied As law Offices, The south building, No.
32l having front Of about y feet, will be first sold,
1913 having front Of about IS feet. Z.
The property will be sold i'm separate lots each
house separately IL offers excellent opportunity
for good investment. -
Terms of sale are: One-t third Of the purchase
money in cash and the balance in equal instalments
in twelve, eighteen and twenty-four months, tor
which promlssory notes will be required, dated on
the day Of sale bearing interest at the of eight
per cent. per annum and secured by deed of trust
upon the premises and policy of insurance satsfse
house will be required at the time of sale The terms
Of sale to be complied With within ten days after
the SALE otherwise the Trustees the right
resell the property at the risk and cost Of the de
such resale in some paper published in said city Of
Washington. All eonveyancing and recording are to
be at the expense of the purchaser.
E'f' MsSGSTTkE, Trustees.
povI4-eo IRenj TUOMtS DOwIINc arc,
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
p II. WARNER, Auctionecr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ppkSVgRrEvkEIr , n IHE COUNTY, FRONTING


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
P Pss9sP pYENy IN sr The COUNTY, FRONTING
BY virtue OF deed Of trust dsted January IA
5lsf ID 1874, duly recorded in Liber No. 742- t-D
i0iio lA ct seq, one Of the land records for the
Dstrct OF Columbia and at the request Of the party
secured thereby we will sel at public auction the
Der. l6 at Al O'Clock D. m ali those certain pieces
or parcels Of ground situate and living in the county
81 ashington District Of Columbia, and known and
described as part Of lots numbered four D and I've,
TO- N spodIyision Of tract Of land called Pads
worth beginning for the same at the northeast cor
ner Of lot numbered five %, }; thence 81, deg Il
Is 46-lQ perches with the line of eth street road:
thence 3 "a deg, r. 90 no perches 10 the southeast
corner OF lot numbered four, ca, thence N 50 deg
w. perches to east line Of lot formerly owned by
perches TO the south line If road thirty three s3
feet wide thence with the south line OF said road
~ deg r. u s. 100 perches to the place Of beginning
CONTAINING fourteen l1i acres. one l) rood and thir
dence, outbudings, &c, thereon
Terms Ten thousand dollars, with ten per cent, in
teres from anuary Slsf, 1876, together with per
cent Interest on five hundred dollars from July sist
$50 and expenses OF sale. in cash; balance in twelve
and twenty four months, with interest, secured by
deed OF trust on the property sold deposit of 500
required at time Of sale All conveyancng at purcha
sers cost. II terms of sale not complied with in
seven days the Trustees the right resell the
property at the risk and Of the defsultng pur
chaser, after five DAYS advertisement.
EDWIN EDWIN z 8. f cufTE;R Trustees.
oct3l -2aw6ds Ut. COLDwELL, Salesman.
TUEsDAY, November 81 Is. same hour and p nnss
EDWIN & 3. CUTIE CuTTEsR. Trustees.
movie j. T. C0LDwELL, Salesman.
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nUNCANs0N BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNEMPLOYED PROPERTY ON THIRD
STREET EAST AND ON b STREET NORTH,
tlMMEDlATE VICINITY OF THE CAPIT0L),

Al
BY virtue Of deed of trust given to us, dated IL
the 18th day Of August, A.. y. 1873, and duly E.
recorded In Liber No 1856 folio 70, et seq dk
Of the land records for Washington county, i'm the
District Of Columbia will sell at public auction,
on WEDNESDAY,, the 29th day Of November. A.
p iSS, at O'clock p M in front Of the premises,
Of Washington, District of Columbia, 70 wit: All
those certain pieces or parcel OF ground known and
described as being all OF Lots numbered ten l0) and
eleven CID in square Numbered seven hundred and
eighty i've i7ss as laid down ON the ground plat Of
washington city together with all the improvements,
rights; &c, to the same belonging Lot 10 Is i'm.
also, two-story brick dwelling and vacant ground.
Lot II Is improved by two. story brick dwelling, q
frame dwelling and vacant Lot.
This property Is on the corner OF ID and streets
northeast, In the immediate vicinity Of the Capitol
and win be sold in parcels plat Of the subdivision
win be shown on day Of SALE or can be seen at the
FERNS Of sale The amount Of Indebtedness &c.
sale in cash, the balance in and u months from day
trust ON premises Sold deposit Of eloe required .,
piled with within ten days from day u sale, the Trus
and cost Of the hitting purchsssr, 1po1 giving ayt
iisked in waaAinEton, D: G; An oonvsysncins and
" R1MSs44iAF,l rrua.~.
novled DUHCAH60H BIOS, Aucts.
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rHAN Gerry SALE-REAL ESTATE ON MAS
~ SACHUSETTS AVENUE.
LIMITED STATES MARsHALs SALE OF

In virtue OF a writ of er facias issued out of the
Clerk once of the Supreme Court Of the District of
Columbia and to me directed, win sell at public
District, ON TUESDAY, the 9th day Of December,
lac, at O'Clock m, the following described real
and interest in and to lot I'D, In Ann Blanchard
subdivision OF original lot and part Of lot 9, in
square No. Isl together with all and singular the
improvements thereon in the city of Washington, D.
C., seized and levied upon the property Of Caro-
No H7f7, in favor Of Geo. Mattinely, use Of assg
nee. ALEX. SHARP,
novl3df u. 8. Marshal d. @.
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C0HEN'S LOAN OFFICE, Cavnev Of TIA street
~ asd Kssc York arcane, entrance on New ~
in the city. Money loaned at the lowest rat q q
Of interest ON Gold and Silver Watches DiaS1onds
Gentiesnens Clothing, CARPETS, ssd all articles Of
value janu-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-21

David Mayer, of the brewing firm of Mayer
q Bachman, is the legal guardian OF young
niece. Mrs. Mayer, the child's mother, who
family, called at the house, S5a West Fiffy-
nth street, and asked to see her child. Mrs
David Mayer said that the girl was not al
home. The other Mrs. Mayer did not believe
this, and started up stairs for the purpose, as
she says, of seeking her daughter. On the
way she pulled Mrs. David Mayors dress
and the two women fell down stairs. The
former says that the latter pushed her down
AT the foot of the stairs the caller threatened
TO bite her opponent, and did pull her hair;
and Tor that she was arraigned yesterday I'm
the Yorkville Police Court, Justice Otter
keep the peace. The party were fashionably
dressed and polite I'm demeanor.|M y. S,os
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-21

keepers of New York are agitating the ques-
ton of whether il would not be better 20
charge for billiards by the hour instead OF
charging by the game as is now the case. Each
OF the proprietors say that IL will be better
for he players and better for those who
pay high rents If the time system Is
adopted. They argue that since the tables
were cut down TO a seven-upsize billiards has
become easy, as can be readily seen by the
high runs and average made by the profess
sionals, and il is unfair TO charge an anna
where formerly they were satisfied TO receive
fifty or seventy-five cents from the same
player when playing on a large-sized table.
But now the difficulty comes in, for there is
no concert OF action among the keepers or
owners of rooms, they lacking sympathy for
each other in this case, as they have in cases
heretofore.
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DRY GOODS.
FROM AUCTION.
FROM AUCTION.
FROM AUCTION.
FROM AUCTION.

1000 yards Hamburg Edge, at Sc
Good Calicocs, Sc
IS pieces Water PrO.f Cloth, Ia yards wide, at
only SOC.
so pieces Plain Dress Goods at I5c
-S250.
30 pieces Al Wool Flannel at DC
% pieces Jet Black Water Proof Cloth two yards
" ide, az 81. snd At q so
Blue Water Proof. T5c.
40 pieces Double Width Black Alpacas. at sc sold
30 pieces Black Cashmere, full Double width. 50.
400 pieces Cloth and Csssimeres for men and boys
wear. from =. 50. -. =, q. 81. etc
100 bales Of DOsble Comforts, at 81 Is each
200 new styles Of Shswls, Sl50, So 81 So S. 81
Large assortment Of Broche and India shawIs. very
low.
Red FlsnneIs. All Wool D. Is NC etc
Beaver Cloths. Double Width, az So S. and do
other different kinds
40 pieces Extra Heavy Canton Flannel at s, 10, L.
100 pieces Of Fancy Dress Goods, I2ls, Is, Is, %,
=, ID. etc
COlOred Cashmeres. Bottle Green. Seal Brown
Nsyy Blue. Plum; and other colOrs, Double Width,
80 pieces Genuine Feather Proof Bed Ticking, l2b
IS y, 70. and Is all been reduced from to I2sc per
yard Awful cheap
Call and BE- convinced how cheap We are selling
Goods now.
c. w. TOwsON CO.,
636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
noy20-tr South side. Tth street
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II WARNER, Auctioneer,

II ii. WARNER, Auctioneer,
ID. Corner 9TH and streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF A Two-STORY BRICK
DWELLING AND SIDE LOT. ON THE EAST
SIDE OF SIXTH STREET, BETWEEN VIR-
GINA AVENUE AND @ STREET SOUTH
EAST.
By virtue of deed Of trust, dated November IA
0th, A. D. 1855, duly recorded in Liber No 8. fmU
folio 5S. one Of the land records for the
of Columbia and at the request of the party secured
thereby shall sell at public auction in front Of the
premises, on THURSDAY, December 9TH, ls76 at 4
click M all those pieces parcels Of ground and
premises situate and lying in the city of Washington
District of Columbia, and known and being the
north part of Lot numbered twelve 2t and the south
part Of Lot numbered thirteen 1l3D i'm square num-
bered eight hundred and seventy light (ssD, and de-
scribed follows Beginning for the same at point
9Th street east distant twenty five 2 feet south Of
the northwest corner of said lot numbered twelve
and running thence north forty f40D feet thence
ninety three feet four and half (sz inches; thence
south forty f0D feet, and thence west to the place
Of beginning with the two-story brick house there
on. &c.
Terms: 0ne.third of the purchase money to be paid
in cash; and the balance at six and twelve months,
with interest at six cent annum- secured by
deed Of trust on the property sold, or all cash at
option Of the purchaser. deposit of SoD required
at time Of sale, and all convey ancng at purchaser
Terms TO be complied with in days, other
wise the Trustee the right TO resell the prop
ert the risk and cost Of the defaulng purchaser,
after five days advertisement. u
MAHL0N ASHFORD. Trustee.
nov1s-eo&ds j. T. C0LDWELL, Salesman.
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

TWO LARGE AND DESIRABLE FOUR STORY
BRICK DWELLING HOUSES. ON FOUR-AND-
AHALf STREET, NEAR CITY HALL, USED
AS OFFICES,) AT AUCTION.
ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, November IA
2Oh, at 80 O'Clock viii sell, in front Of f.n8
the premises, all Of Lot No: Ia, in square No A.1
SS, fronting "a feet "a inches 4is street north
west, in the immediate vicinity Of the City Hall and
Is improved by two substantial Brick Buildings, now
occupied as law Offices. The south building, No
32l 4a street having front of y feet, will be sold
first, and immediately thereafter the north building
No. 1923 41a street.
Terms Of sale: Qne-half cash; the balance in one
aid two years, notes TO be secured by deed of
the premises, and bearing per cent. interest. All
conyeyancing at purchaser 3 cost A deposit of $40
VIII required upon each house.
nOvl4 lRepI DUNCANsoN BROS, Aucts.
81 IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE RAIN, THE
above sale is POSTPONED until THURSDAY, Nov
nosO DUNCANsoN BROS, Aucts.
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BOWMAN a GREEN, Auctioneerv.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPR0YED REAL ESTATE ON CAP

1hSSTEES- SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
A AID UhIMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON CAP
BY virtue of deed Of trust dated May lst "a
A ID. lS6, and duly recorded in Liber No s2l fsy.
District Of Columbia and at the request of the parties
secured thereby, we viii sell at public auction. in
front Of the premises to the highest bidder on SAT-
cRDAf December Cd, A. ID. lS76, at the hours here
situate in the city Of Washington in said District
viz:
AT p. m. the north half of Lot No in Square No.
sos, vacant lot, % feet by l09 feet situate on east
side of 9TH, between and C streets, northeast
At 80 2. m. part Of Lot No. in Square No. $40,
beginning for said part of Lot No 9Th east
10 feet inch south from northwest of said
thence south Is feet, thence west los feet inch said
9TH street and thence north along said 5th street q
feet TO the place OF beginning situate east side of
street together with the improvements thereon, cen
sisflng OF atwo-story Brick Dwelling.
At clock p. m. part Of Lot No. ?, in square No.
s5 beginning for said part Of lot No % at the north
lnch thence south along the line of said lot 30
feet thence west IS feet inch; thence south 10
thence east 20 feet TO 4th street and thence north
along said street ~ feet 70 place Of beginning situate
with the improvements thereon consisting Of three
Frame and two Brick Dwellings. This last piece of
property part OF lot in square No sl3 is sold sub
ject TO prior deed Of trust in d $50, with 10 per
cent. interest from September oth, 1876.
Terms of sale: One third cash (of which $50 on
each piece must be paid time of salel and the bal
cured by purchasers bearing Interest from day
OF ssle al per cent. per annunl until paid, and a
deed OF trust on the premises sold. Conyeyancing
and reeord,ng at PurchaSeFs cost If tie terms Of
Trustees reserve the right to resell at risk and cost OF
purchaser in default.
W HRTH +; H o. BiRNfT Trustees.
nON1d tds No. 1921 u street northwest.
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EVENING STAR.
IUEsDAY.......Ne November n. is7s.



The Wheeling, West Virginia, Ia,eEs9escer
says:
''sister Mary Louise having died in the
Cathedral Convent ON wednesday. Captain
Henry NJ. Brent. her brother arrived An the
city yesterday, and called upon Bishop Kahn.
and desired TO take the remains OF his sister
10 their home in Winchester, Va, for burial.
But the bishop refused TO let him have the
body. saying that the dead sister should be
lnterref I'm consecrated ground, according To
the rites OF the Catholic church. and that IL
was against the rules OF the church Ia permit
the body OF ester to be buried under any
other circumstances.
The bishop being obdurate, Cant. Brent
called nj the law office OF III. NJ. Russell ESQ .
ard was told that TO obtain possession OF his
sisters remains he should qualify a. her adj
ministrator. Acting upon this suggestion,
Court being i'm session. was without delay
qualified as administrator Of Caroline III.
Brent, which was the name OF his sister be-
fore she be- anne a nun.
MIR. Russel laccompanied his client 90 the
rooms Of Bishop Kahn i'm the cathedral, and
"a III him OF the action he had taken. Bishop
Kahn answered that he also had consult d an
attorney, ard was prepared 10 resist any at
empt that might be made 20 carry of the re
mains OF the sister. Mr.. Russell then threat
ened TO procure a habeas corpus and have the
body taken into open court.
{" The bishop thereupOn suggested a confer
ence with a view OF effecting a compromise,
ard thus avoiding publicity. Mr.. Russell
consented, and the bishop, Father Sullivan,
Nlcar- eenersil OF tne diocese, ana uielr atOor-
neys, Messrs. Daniel Lamb and JAS. Rogers,
shortly aftefward met at his Office for con-
sultation. The clergymen and their at
torneys retired to private room, and
after few minutes consultation returned
ard informed Mr.. Russell that they had de-
cided TO offer no further resistance 10 the
wishes of the brother of the deceased nun.
The bishop, I'm making known his decision 10
the brother. said that he had opposed the
wishes OF the latter as long as ne had the In W
on his side. because he thought he was doing
right. and obeying the rules OF the Catholic
church. Capt. Brent took the $50 train .oT
home, with the remains OF his sister, and was
accompanied by Bishop Kahn and sister, and
Mother Magdalene.
Caroline NJ. Brent was a native OF Win
chester. Va, and of most excellent family.
Her father was for many years cashier OF a
leading bank in that city. Caroline was n
bright, intelligent girl, and possessed great
personal charms. Some two years ago. while
Bishop Kahn was a priest at Winchester,
Miss Brent. then a girl OF 10, was converted
To the Catholic faith. and about seven months
ago she came to this city and became a MEM
her OF the Order OF ST. Joseph, and was from
that time known as Sister Mary Louise"
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WHO'S PREsIDENT.--Sone people get so
impatient about the election that they Just
can't wait, as they think. One fellow IN
Corinfh, Mississippi, worked up to the point
OF desperation, teleeraphed the Louisville
Cssstss Journal as follows: ssWho Is Presi-
dent?~'
The response was prompt. and for once
truthful, honxh IL came from q Democratic
source. II was as follows "Ulysses s.
Grant,"
Think Of paying sa.5o for that information
tChoStQu0o0u C00uneyci0L
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Oh ENCOURAGING CArs-An article i'm
The last number OF Our Dumb Ani,adLs giving
people directions how 10 encourage cats 20
come about the house, says, among other bits
OF valuable information: Cats are exceed
lngly fond OF the herb valerian, and n few
cents worth, which can be bought at any
druggists, strewed round a kitchen door,
would soon attract even timid cat" Now,
The idea OF spending money for bait 20 draw
cats 20 tne mouse Is enough To make the hair
stand on a mans head. We don't know how
IL is in Eoston, but out west the great demand
Is not so much for an herb that will attract
'even ttmid cat" as for a club or shotgun
or new kind of profanity that will rcpel
even very bold, forward cat. We haven't
paid any attention TO the matter. but we are
willing To bet Mr.. George T. Angel that dur
ing The past ten years the sales OF valerian
Tor cat bait by all the drug stores i'm Burling-
ton won't aggregate z cents. And I'm that
time we suppose thousands OF dollars worth
OF shot and water pitchers and boot Jacks and
PAPER weights and things have been fired and
hurried az timid and cheeky cats alike Bur
tiIagtOR HO10kt1e.