Evening Star Newspaper, February 5, 1875, Page 3

BALTOMORE AND OHIO RaILEOAD. WINTER 8¢ BEDULE—Jawcant , 1876. M WASTINGTON CITY B 4 Way Statin nore, Annapolis, Freier: mire and Reta: | York, rx, Philedelptta, Boston, Balti- | & and Lontevilts, Cincin- | ol . Pittabarz, Havers Teokville, Germantown, | E mile | Frederick. Siannton. Valles ORK For'r Cars. BR ‘Damer af Comberians. FAMILY SUPPLIF< AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. NEY EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL, BETWEEN PHILADELPTIA, ALEXANDRIA, Va., WASH INGTON AND GEORGETOWN, D. 0. SAILING DAT. From Pier 2, North Wharv. SATURDAY. Se Georgetown, 12m prTmse Water Sreet. 0. at Philadelphia with Olyae'e Reaular Kemi wechiy Line of § te for Provie oe England Stat wharf. age in Boston by this line, = wun cure’ Cot Phase DoF 0. PRUNES. PRUNES | i PRUNES. ONE TON OF CHOICE NEW TURKEY PRUS s. t R ke endl Way Stations. bp mie Ve reek Boston. : ee SF-Freights delivered by Knox's Expres. Or- ties omar care mae ‘s feamers” S prow, ' Boston, Nor- | sitended to. poe Just Received, Right Pounds for = AMERICAN LINE. * 3 ant Way MAIL STEAMSHIPS. < ee had ONLY “LI CAREYING” rungteeR 3 Tatermediate >tations to ‘AMERICAN FLAG. 3.00 pm. buyers. Annepolie and Way Stations, | Sailing every THURSDAY from Philadelphia for ae : 3.25 p.m. Hagerstown, Winchester, aad Way QUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL. We will continue to sell, for @ fow days more, 6 6 and Relay. CABIN, INTERMEDIATE and STEERAGE | pounds MIXED NUTS, (inclading SOFT SHELL © 9 rom Saturday, Cairago, St. | ~ ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED. ALMONDS,} for $1.00. ee binant Piss Rates s« low aa by another first class Line. hao PETER WRIGHT & SONS. General Asonta Philadelphia SHERMAN £ 60..(Bankers), \gents, ane? dy 1429 ¥ tree Wa-hingion. [reo™ PulLavecenra aeae SHIP BY On band, and for sale at a reasonable prico,a FULL ne am “NEW EXPRESS LINE.” CAR LOAL of choice Keay 73 gals 6. iat il. Rt m.. stopping FROM BOSTON AND PROVIDENC . Mark freizhi + NEW YORK STATE APPLES. BTA Ta > oat Vraduct Hotel, Kelay Howse Site hives 0 Nerticer formation apply at the Baltimore | La For fail information Pe ene Wo would further state that these apples were hee. oe ee so WeeraciGee Oe. vcrived and safely stored in onr basement before the Eppa = a “-_ | freeing cold wenthor came on, 99 that those who ;Gexanoeur wish to purchase them need have no fears of getting TARP. Macter of Transportation. x frosted fruit. - NTE Gena With the view of dim © RUON TZ. General A lision, the Bteumers AND POTOMAC RAIL Comrse for all « oS arutay _On the outward p: from (Queenstown to New will run asf See nen eae “| BLPHONZO YOUNGS & CO., Grocers, FOR BALTIMORE. san, erowsing the Morilian of nothing to the north of 42 (Masonic TkatPLe,) ae SEE ES OH STREET, opposite U.S, Patont Office, r Now . ELPHONZO YOUNGS, . iITVER- | J. JOUNSON. tO janze ORK HARBOR. wien aad Lovers of good TEA and COFFEE will bo ploased . to heart mii tis can buy the celebrated N.Y. g AND COPFRES. ; ‘Saturday at Stands Nos. 148 aud 249 Couter Market, ¥ | ast wind. = TON show These joods are of the Choiceat Imvortations, . AF WASHINGTON. | vAV em Nis fare retailed ut a small advance ou whhstcst™ price, = oa FRECH, ‘ : ne |) eS es ag Pan 14% and 149 Center Markei, out win. _Open erery day. sepltly BROWSING © MIDDLETONS now? €0t 610 Ponnsylvania avoane, UTIER'S, 1 219 Pennayleinia avetme, For ies WINES and LIQUORS, of all grates, at }! per dozen, $2.0; RAINE WINE, $5, | Gun naga 10 ger gallon ; | \pERCISNTS LINE oF ST Sb" HAspenry ja betwee oniers at Tic | WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK. = eae “ Set acd Pennsytea | Hereafter the fine Steamchips B.C. KNIGHT and E DUC ATIONAL. “ } 30 nN GIBSON will make r fe H betweeen NEW 12 Bay H D‘ PERABEAU i MONY sad le te t 423 ih street Address at ake \ ee Bese, | REICHENBACH'S My" .ssvivaiy pocre I | Presiste ASSICAL IN- T) THE | Prive NORTHWESY. SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST. | 1 erie Washington. 3336. m.| Baltimore, ©20a.3 — isp | ARY FOR ¥O p.m. | A MA TESON Lo. Same mi Contee’s P.O. Prince ¢ Saseoven and |G. Fan axe = = = + saved to Western uieat | ioe tee ans BALTIMORE MAE consacrsONn ox and Oreams Tumed. B ~ — rengh from WASHINGTON to the WEST and K ESTABLISHED EN Ts S16. aes ak ta Oates, CHAS. SIMON & SONS, | rante aes i 63 NORTH HOWA BALTIMORE, Mo. | a ivan ay a | Tha ‘sin i pk | 7 aa este relitbie tuformaiivu wil Us | wntonthe | FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY ickets at those offens can | Baed, | GOODs, - im Palace Cars for Chicago, avenue would gall special attenti n to the meth Jr, General Passenger Agent, Ho-tery, the best assortn = 1i AND WASHINGTO Be | F.* SMITH | AND. ae PERCE LOR | . & FREDERICKSBURG EB. R., | voter ere Oe eee Gea | ws folhows—6. 7, | SPE Ie va | | a G7 p.n on | J.HEI | | her trains daiy except Re eo oe ——$—)} | ARMY AND NA | 7 " “ MERCHANT Tay | JPEEST GRAND GIFT CONCERT. | tel, ate Brows . ”, caareae “ i t prt gent nt RL SHORT POSTPONEMENT DAY F | H : ee | FULL DISTRIBUTION. SEEN EXPRESS, vis E REAL EXTATE AGEN 3. FOR THE BENEFIT oF THE | 18.35 p.m. daily .exeept 7 BE REAL ES’ RE EXC! NGd, i ad eaves Waahia fee iste ontpelier Female Humane Associ: Points Sonth ant | E. F. M. FAERT: AT ALEXANDRIA, VA. | Ys i ie Fitch, ere Or sotany rb 1c CONVEY | | eget eens : | March 29,1875. | General Pawenger Agent. | . ~ | | ‘ WILKINS ___THE TR ADES ' = i LIST OF GIFTS. | Grand Cush Gift. 9108 090 © ' rand Cash Gift, Shy lele H 100.000 : = | HIS D Sty E } JOR MERRY CHRISTMAS } eepttdm fronting on Pennsylvants arsine. Sanne AxD WANINGS AND FRAMES | 4, iaeeee ‘ ¥ NEW YEAR Sor Staves: icieke niidingns Ciry and Coun- | 500 Ganka ae try at factory prices, | i =) = soa = Menclacie GAN, | 22,170 Cash Gifts, smonnting to.......$1,000,009 BASSES PHILADELPHIA ALE, | 713 Mark uTth ait 8th streets. | | CINCINNATI LAGER BEER, Proof | e OF TICKETS. i Le | Sia $ ef preparing Paint which Lwill | "2 enaee SWEET CATAWBA W sent das press | "200 00 SAWL € PALMER, Coorg | + Female Humane Associa t nity. propeses, | rts, (oectabtiah and andow s | Id, Infiran, aud Destatute ot Virginia? - aiuslier, the former residence of Pre j = = Madison Hettpay co r the control of « | ODOR d biewntatly by the a a and two appuruted by the Governor of Vir- ots may be made by express, . Re aD. [pO*AS, SHERMAN & €0., BANKERS, 1 Nassaw st Nes, 9 mm ane CF N ig, 309 1th street, ad, Ireland, France and #. Stocks and Government Bonds. | atursand Teb @pu for ase of KOVER. Manufacturer of So Sen in Hardware aod Roofing atl Spont “13a $6 Mth street north Island avenue.” seplo ly Wetenes AMES Py titwor R, \ BROTHERS. Prost MF. HOA AND JOB PRINT! 1012 Penns: tvani ue, References, Wis permission: iis Exc FINE WORK a «> it | Lew ernor of Va.; His Excetle : 1b roof Va; He ‘bert = | 5 orf Vas miad US. Senne GRE = canniaces. | Goede ot Va; Senators and’ Membaes of Congsas ft trginia, “For fuil particulars, testimonials, &c., send for @ Addrees Reliable Ag Ww. * cg fay -are BiB BOL Rg: JecErh BECKHALS, es CARRIAGE BUILDER, CIGARS AND TOBACCO, 1204 Frankford Avenue, Philadelphia, 0.1233 Pennsylvania avenue, near Lil strest, | Wholesale Deator in Imported and Manufacturer of Azove Gizanp AVESTE. H the Cactns, La Manola, La Boose | igars, a ieee rot hee th factory at the nipplicd dire nthe ESTABLISHED 1353 ¢ New timore prices: Orders left at tye following hotels will be promptly. = attended to, where pare cun als got their Cigar — — t tddvance over the Wholesale prices: Wi FINEST ASSORTMENT. rach ery ‘snd Linperial hotel Bo "French ree; SOI ion. Ower — ; edly erase decis-Sun NEWEST DE | LL KINDS OF GENTLEMEN'S CAST-OFF ANHNIING SPPALEL cau be sold to the wr best advantage by addressing or calling on JUSTH, LANDAUS, LANDAULETS, FIVE-GLASS | 619 D street, between 6th and 7th streets orth west LANDAUS, COUPES, COUPLETS, BAROUCH teal anna ed men hd he PHETONS, VICTORIAS, CABRIOLETS, BUG: | PAI4- GIES, DRAGS, COUPE'ROCKAWAYS, GER- UMBERB. TOWN COACHES, CLOSE AND SHIFTI |B." | Federal Bui To- Morrow, I Gare CLEARY, 4° Auctioneers ant Real atate Brokers, Southwest corner of Penna. avenne and lich street, © CLEARY, | Pane ‘of Penn. avenue and 1th street waif ata heorencg ; ost corns ar Onice Building. Star Office RIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE PLANO. CH PLATE MIRRORS. LARGE Lot ROSKERTS PLATED WARE, FANCY SALE_OF DESKS, TABLES, CARPETING, MATTING &0. te AT ADCTION On SATURDAY MORNING, F breary 6. at 11 C'clock. at the Navy Department. we shall sell a Pa re large lot of Furniture, &c". 8c. dataaged by the late On SATURDAY MORNING, February the | “Pops cash GP, PSS commencing at 1Ooclek. in froat | fk" "LATIMER & CLEARY. Amots. n rooms, we <hall sell a very sm. ed exteneie Assoriment of the above “kespers and the trade should attend. HB. WILLIAMS. Agctioneer, (Snecessor t Green & Williams, Ancta.,) ws fed Es LATIMER & CLEARY, Ancts Ne. 1001 northwest corner Wth and D sts! ATTENTION Liquor DEALERS. B= WARNER, ATT Keal Estate Broker &md Auctioneer, jt be sold in front of owr Naction Rooms, Federal Buildings, commer 7th and F streets N. W. behead bee GES TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED ae Sard Toe Ekvnbe Bottles; PROPERTY AT | AUCTION — TWO-STORY, PRICK DWELLING, SITUATED ON T STREET, between Lich’ and Math streets north west By ictus of deed of trast dated November $C2. nnd recorded in liber 6%, folio 41s, 8e, id records for Washington connty, D.C, ¥ Also, The bal < Prt, balance of the = so, z general amortncet of ie ! Farniture WASH. B. WILLIAMS. Ant msigament of Fins L. WALL & Co., mty, ‘ will wcll Je anction, In fromt-of the preiniade, Now Marble Is oashte iba: _ Rebragey 6th Te, at 32 olock | Mor."900 and 90S en ee cor. 9th at. Eoteiiy no ad Peiganie ar Jot number five | JOHN O-LPARY'S SENATE NOUSE—THE EN 3 Gow. B. Coburn's subdivision of squaresy, | “TIRE EFFECTS CONTAINED IN THE 38 gov aceite ee Geol’ || ATR VUGUSE. ON Tirnat AGO PENS hy itainins SELVANIA AVENUE, AT AUCTION hg ceheronncky 3 m MONDAY MORNING. racy S. the onees of A t.. mz 10 o'cloc re eill Vall the Stock, Bar aud Fixtures, Farniture, tc. ferest and dowd We ame in part he rt} O00 down when the prop- ry one pres val pny dete sree: cg a pach wer'co On sae ny inking Bar, copper Wand. cost If dhe terms of eale ave oot gomplied with in five Je Parip, with air pressure, boilers ard pipes, ot S500, Several costly G: days from sale, the Trustee reserves the right to re he property at at the risk and Sort of the defanit. fox pare TT Janadtd tures. cost from §5) to $70 nt silver. plated Show Case jatiornm Scales; two larg: Holic Refrigera: © Auctioncers aud Real Estate Brokers, Southwest coruer Pennsylvanis ave. and 1h strest, Siar Office Buildings. Wine ant Champagne TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE @ story | Poel Bool, Patol St and Struipers, Water FRAME BUILD. WITH BASEMENT. ON |) tres NICHOLS AVENUE, NEAR UNIONTOWN, | barge Awning, Signs, Lamps, & D4 C., OCCUPIED AS A STORE AND HALL! FURNITURE By virtue of a deed of trust dated December | One clecant Parlors: 7: i Hand at the written | Cotta ; Boisteade, we Pill soll at public 3 h aeaud Carico Rods and Pi 4 Carte: in block nine, (9) rissd within the Oak Dining ¢ Plat WL WALL € tes of the. purchuvsery F sirects NW. day ot sale, aud eccured. by a dead of trust-on the yES o Pre roperty sold. will be taken. A deposit of 3100 will 7 hee one vie OF «0 Feat shen the property is st on. ETHWEST. Veyunoing at the purchaser's expense. Tho terms of What’ fale to be coanpiied with in seven days or ancton, fit ty will be rewld at his risk an it tewettne BRAINARD LE GEORGE W: conde ; ard if La HE ABOVE S TPONED untii a te, kane NAY. Febru place at at 8 por eent {trast property sob. § Broker and Auctioneer, rith and F sts. northwest. rand Broker. th and F NEW JERSEY AVENUE AVOTION 5, wt 4 Orel 1 of ground sit 1 the city 1 the pret D.C, known 3 Aas Lot | 24-15. at 4 « pnmbs red eight (3), vidge and Fisher's rsconted | realestate. sit sulsiivision of ori i" trict of Colum nd sixty-one (561), fronting twenty six (25! fect on north Tstrect, with a depth of one hundred and three i < hundredtas (103 33-100) fect on Now Jersey ave ane ale money in cash, ighton « pureh: ve ani cht perc nd ereured by of ustet defaulting pare ve days’ advertisersent : pers pildished in the cit E gat the Wiltiiwe sien Hf terms of wale are not GEORGE H. PLAY the "teaties reser ee th = _— erty at the risk Per THE ABOVE SAL } after five days ESDAY, Fobr ah CSE f WILLIAM STICKNEY ( SOUS CWAERNE CEORGE W. PLANT. J.T. COLDWELL, Salesman, wi COLD er and Anctionecr, TION SALE OF A DESIRABLE BUILDIN TON Tike NORTH SIDE OF WEEN 147 AND iotu STR On THURSDAY, J o clock m, ot EX nt S40 will be anciug at With in seven days. sand codds SF THE ABOVE SALE 2h of one huurs ete nia her with (1 imp This property Wein ni in the most tashio count of the w the. with inte ruary Sth, i tet on the property : ad. A tebt-3t will He sale. "AGL purehin o bee i. ep re ||| if kerand : 1. P. ROBERTSON Federal Balidings, cormt tik bul reese, NW, SAMUEL CASSIDY rthe will of Bis . SEW TWO ST¢ ‘ the will of Biza Wilkin o NEw 700 StO8 nm tw ru 4 iOMAS DOWLING. Au Keal Estate Exeir now ap sitios cd of trast datat Qet Fos SALE OF VALTARLE PROPE wry Ser boe ort nds for the Bi ET NORTHWEST N nd at ihe ‘and Norih Ca y. will set bi ais = th on FRIDA nia, to wit eronnd known a of said etty ms Lot nimbered eight Ie af YstT ce mink plat tten aad hundred a nual in square day reoperty he requ) ight to resell cost of thedefaulting p PiseTent CHAR feb] end’ LATIMER 4 Aucti Southwest cor eribed 5 nits idl si © unsylvania avenue tin. being in Arlington Star Office Building. Comp un wit sont hwe Jot numbered | TRUST. OF VALUABLE MILL Carbery. of the | PROP 1 i z ner i MILL AND Mis RM PIED BY WM. BRADLEY & SONS - In compliance with a decree eurt ot the District of Colum case pf Win. Bradley & San fret das of February, & bedi frases, substituted by send’ at public auction, ont einises. on MO: the Loth day pat Sand rte: by . of th te James Fallerton and lows: The north part of swam bered twelve, (12,) sixteen s nineteen ( ve hund Washington & ony; hin He Matt nes Kent parchascr at ali conveyancing at the expeuse of the pure tis GEORGE R. MILBURN, Trastee. LATIMER & CLEARY. ered lot el id part « the north part JANIS wad thereof, and cotmaencing for the same at “te northwest corner of said lot eleven. (11. Titec running due east. eighty two feet to an alley th Southeast core feet and tw hence due west tot + aud thenes in a north Degtnning, together with the Star uffice Building. For account of whom it may concern. we will sell ats, tub ofa takes two public anctien.on TUESDAY, the 9th day of rarer omeat mille Aton ane cuticrs sheds, bi chemith's shops, machi ery: fc, ‘The terms of eale,as prescribed by suid decren e QUARTER CUACHES, ENGLISH CUACHES CLARENCES, HEARSES. pera) Sen Bee NS AUTOTYPES, ‘Our specihl importation of these remarkable Pic- tures is now ready for exhibition and sale. and we javite the inspection and im interested in worksof art. A fail stock of DRESSED and ROUGH PINE LUMBER, LATHS. SHINGES. & i assortment of UAK, ASH aud WALNUT, age: Suh aiid B etreeta northwest ponies WM. McLEAN. UE—PARTIES WHO DESIRE TO DIS- Se Mall Madaot WES NG lig egy estm ent of all persons The collection comprises bi fac similes of the Patatings. Drawings. aud Scuipiure theet perso yey cal or Ditreting HERLUG?STY D now in the old galleries of Europe, and are the only Se geen, Rett ges CELEB J Pictures of the kind in extatence. ‘The exhibition | ttrett.) ‘will be given. “ maris-tr on A bay wil continue « fe ehes (CHOATE & COs FPS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscribers TORE, i ined from the Supreme Court of the JanIé_Vernon cor. Pa. ave. and lth street NOTICE, That the subseri- District of Columbia, holding a s { administration w.a.,on the ANDREW BALMAIN. late of Special Term, letters Rersoual ectate. of will be as follows: The purchaser at said sale shatl pay one-fourth of the purchase money in cash, nd. the balance in three equal instalments, dn six, twelve,aud eighteen months from day of sale. Tho dstarred payments tbe secured by the promlasory ms 66 2-3) shares of the stock u va . sh sot e, oles of » cent. in- Sele Peg ag unless the Darchaser # “ihe tents pera ATIMER & CLEARY, — the right to resell the sity, ‘at the purchaser's L Auctioneers and Real ai Brokers, 8 re one an Airing © ira rea the pronart Secret cor See Buccs” mS 88 | te Plows eRe LATIMER & CLEARY. Acts [JSiTeD STATES MARSHAL 'S SALE. febseord LUMBER, tao BRIDGES, CURB February 9th SALE OF cRaDAY. Mowyts from the § Comet of the | oor ap ae ll Ke m., we shall sell on thes: Reserv: By y virtue of a writ of fora facias iagned out Fill Be tepiblasholiiogw Sal Term | Ruuchat celal aerently Al for hal st, getaiaral Grown glares | Cisuahie adr ne Artica rl sl apa M. W. GALT. BRO. & Co. lettere. of, adzain m Satatiow the persoual | fyexhibit the same, with i thevouchers therrat to the ellaneous anaterials, embracing the above, | COMA: 2 reont of the court house dur of eatd M. W. GALT. . os estate of GEO! ANDERSON, inte of Saran: | f0.SRbIDIt the same, with Tick day" of Januar} next her with uuuierons oHhcr articles, “By opter ot District. on MONDAY, the 3th day of February, Ofc: all he Bowest styles of nah, Georgia, aeanesek: All persons having claiins | they ‘otherwise by L oar Bk nny ry pexts ik. go OXIE. ineer, D.C. pues “3 ery eleck ta: tha teliowing propecey of tens, zosvos, Seen tineeeer ee ee gg ae Le DiTiMERACEERRY apenas | 3. at 13 o'clock m-,thefollowing property rand GENEVA, We eRICAN Mah day of January) WR 5 DRAPER ¥. ZIMMERMAN & SON, | thereon; Lot No. 535. WATCHES, JAMES G. RAYNE, 2 . Auctioneers and Commission Merchants be meng AT VERY 1 OW PRICES. — 22 f.3t inistrato: No. 315 7th street, t near D northwest. ning back b= AND STRAIGHT T PORES | fs CORTLANDT PARKER, Divi rnc 5. |x er apers mereres desirable Houses and Lots or avenue, an Tricks and advanteges at thie and | 202 th St Sma biraton st 8. ale Nearness in Dirceen eaten: |e Or aciaad stake gusnes 4 fewer these st i O HUMBUG —L, RICE will pa.» fair cash price feae ne Metzerett Oe REF roe posite new jas Sa Hecaeatise ‘$100 cash: iatanes, $8 | ‘sata emptor cle protect 9 roe Ladies’) Gente? and Chilton als ak mon arn will never speud money tna better ait SKCORD HAND CLOTHING. "BOOTS. Sul ES, | >a Par fen.om | oo ‘ adieoes PARKER BUNARD, ., 623 7th street, between F aud G, saath. | TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and S80U aardiys ye ° | Das ‘ fume 35 Fateanrect, New York City. | “saan attended to. weir” ‘sshington, D.C | *Jante-cckas oes iUiRene .O EVENING STAR. PEIDAY N75. beuary 5, CONGRESSIONAL. Conclusion of Yesterday's Precedings. port closet — CUTPeAt resob iti: > npeal the twenty-second jotut ru refere: ce to the COUNTING OF THE RLRCTORAT Yor. He said, for want of time and ocher rea he was satisfied that the proposal eonstit tional amendm: porte fros mittee on Privileges and the nt method of and Vice President. could of the constitution before t tial election. He did not tai to repeat what he had alread danger of allowing the twer a joint rule to remain intact. Under it, as was known, the vote of the state of New York might be thrown ont by either He on the Most frivolous objection. He woul? new modify his resolution so as to ‘sorend the twenty-second joint rule by providing Uh: no objretion to the reception aad counting the electoral vote of any state «hal unless snid objection is sustat firmative vote of the two Ht After debate, the resolution was neferrd s the Commitive on Privile and ons. Sharp sunamegaar on the Civil Rights ROUSE—After our report closed — Debate on the civil rights bill was contin Messrs. Crittens (N.Y), White and Eldredee (Wis.) Mr. Brown (Ky.) said the FIN was be and viol of the const oo and ble tbe: liewed a been formed t erty in the st: Brown was proceeding to speak to the hy racy overthrow eonstita 28. ean side.when he 1 bey tia er that he should a f Mr. Brown, resuming con- duct, Mr. Speaker, [lau: in this and ether matters reminds me of a passage ba Junins, where he deseribed a bad tenant whe: had notice to quit, and broke up the furnitar da ai the house. and dit ali in his power to vex the landlont The people of th bbe sail, were by i : distress, thes ho Which a sove subjugat they hy h the ad ard that 1 repeat ROL thie’ wd maurde e, both dew a comin it ter ty tile, % of this Ht it and major of republicans, had 2 to ttand n: uch an is outhow home by respec society; whos the syr of falsehood: whe ness had heen to defend frand; thi of thieves—sucl king of ny ne Brown sit » he was his mind's ey Does the gent of the House? Mr Any membe Brown.— Tie “te ote w r. m ttention to tie r cy. Wh hout the explana wast Hat he known U ch he woul The Cuair desir e Was inisl member f ~ ith in his preva stion of Ub FSOLITIO Mr. Dawes (Ma lution that Jolin ¥ the House from Ke ne House of Representa’ tion of the rules und onon Mr devolved upon. t tion. He bad man from f him in tryi ant charac first before to be a represe he me wolher occa! Tawes) duty to: to his se He « ality bim by Of great powe day pained and shoeke by the gentieman, and no that it was imperative House should vindi offer this resolution. Mr. Cox had r thought of ext sUre not commenc Huie (N. Y.) alluded toa m son, of Indi: a.) 2s dirty de course would be to drop this whole 1 and go on with the bill that anxious about, ty lis, pass them. country over to tb Se.) Mr. Cox here sent d read an extr. remarks of Mr. Hale, (> of adog which lad wallowed in” popular p k's desk and wd, SANA pscriptive to the Cle then ran xbouts! gs himse mired ing the clothes of people, auxt after all the ¢ | curremains a dirty dog Mr. Cox.—Whiy did not the House censure that? Mr. Hale.—Because it did not demand a censure Mr. Cox.—Now let the Clerk read Mr. Wi son's reply The © “Mr. ‘Wilson. Mr. Speaker. we have had a fine exhibition of the dirty dog. Mr. Eldredge—tI ask the gentleman front New York if in that “purp” expression he aid not refer to the gentleman from Iodiaza, Mr. Wilson? ‘Mr. Hale replicd that hecould not bedrawa into answering that question. Mr. Dawes inquired of Mr. Brown if he de- sired to be heard before a vote was Likes on the question. Mr Beck (Ky.) said that Mr. Brown « sire to speak, but his friends desired th Lamar might be heard on the subject first. Mr. Hale (Maine) was then recognized and said he was not at all surprised by the lan- guage used by the gentleman from Ken- tuecky. and he expected In the next Congress tohear much more of a lke character and hear it applied not only to the gentleman trom Massachusetts but to ail the honored bames that came out of the iate war. The gentleman was assailed because in the war he had used strong band and not a feeble —. ee nee ee a from entucky has cast a F smoo png member of the House, it wan not for in moments of poche act intemperately, because the language used — —— perate, Mr. Dawes had said orbs en 4 censure ee mo git | gecurrence | Bingham.) ks which Mr. row Feate day, to show that hehad 1 Ihe very sp en fur wihte to ar aceount. M comm send hoo prepa be was now called Tamar Mis.) said he was afraid that the majority of the House, acting wader nn influenee of passion and trritation, aboat to ommit an act they woe! id ecgret reason resumed tts lawful sway. He el to be candid, and would say that be nat the gentleman from Kea- the irritadion of yester Trt Srmunitied « violation of the rules a 0 nas > langu nrebuked on thie Bones Te se mae from New York, (Mr. Hale,) for whom he had fhe grates! mespect, under ain irritavion which he Mr could excess. had used an opithet ~ which be was surpriwal, and the rn tort > beck with marked bitterness. For one me tried to avoid all personal alle- stops, but be desired to call attention to like i in the Past. Who does not re- member bow. a few years ago. the gentionam from Massachosetts (Mr. Butler) charged a dieting she! gentleman from Ohio, now rap- resenting this country at a foreign court, with haying been guiliy of a jadicial murder in the execnt fadefensefess woman He «i the retort of that gentleman, (Mr. It has burned into his memory. woult come from ne nm who Was impriso ith a spoon. He Atter te revive unpleasant <. but tocall attention to language t was frequently used here in di Mr. Dawes, Tees not the gentleman thimtc it About tine to stop that sort of language? Mr. Lamar.—I do, but th ction shout have been Inte ° mpublicam te. A major their power to « * stir ring tan ab AU that it was ts mt with used recur aid by © eNecitoment wily ex i (both stdes deourt to giv noer trem Ken OXPrESS @ F words. He had ty. p ted th m Uy si the mts hie on wo ort on the she ¢ + willing that y Of saying ey were om trophy ) wil had ena, ys, than he ought to; mate WAS Al- was oant i lo pre- 1 wats put, aire Hoase, re for thy el ao pre woald pect Seoul ED. LL. EXONER the Cou the far: “port that wns conc rent Soelock Ju'clock to- and members W. Taylev 2 used to be a satl- neorrectly ml not a shoemake Li fic authe s Mrs. C was poried, is a pr plays. He in who was discussing ™m, laking grounds against low “masculine pursiits, <i that woman was well in her own way so long as she did aot to sharpen pencils.—Danbury News, RSTEN Thursday, 40h inet. at meri ge rede ich and Helen Cars- aged 7 are ab Fr faueral from the re street northeast, mi nds of te Tam! fhe parents, 418 ee aa. ot Satara cS FON. On Thurwiay, the 4th instant, at 148 8m, JANE. the wite of Thhowiae Crogan, in dae etl year of her Funeral wi Y take pin from her late residence, n Saturday. 6th ii 4 he family are Pespectt m the Sth of February, of N Le Bonly child of Chas. M. and Carrie B. Mower, aged 4 years, 4 mouths aad Wdaye Funeral from the residence of her parents, 406 lith street southwest, Sunday, at 20 clock. tivet and friends respectfully iuvated to attend. SPENCER. Ot conmumption the th of February, ai Th © clock, + tas suf ring soul Srencen, aged 3 years. Paar Baal a Firm in Jesus. fast Gone with rist in Faneral with take place on @rlvck, from the residence of 1336 6th street northwest. Frie are invited to attend. UNDERTAKERS. of | RR, F MARVEY, Undertaker, HM oxtreet ee ads By o'clock. Fri invited to attend HOMER. Sudden Inembraneus crow) on the morning of Mies Kare mis of