Evening Star Newspaper, January 24, 1879, Page 4

STEAMEKS, &o. EDUCATIONAL. atCTiON SALES ——— EUNOM PAS- | ]NSTRUCTION IN SPANISH, Day and Evening NOTICE To MOUNT VERNON Fas | [Neen Lat Oren Janl0-tm" The wee ee Wie UROORAN. stica_as® | Vek F. A RESS would likes few more scholars pllowec to st Mow Vernon wharf. “Roun t so mansion ant «70 21 nehiding = selon (ONSERVATONY OF ELOCUTION, id 308 A Sreret NoRTREAasT, Steamer icavex 6th estrone waset aay ROF. my . ahaa " PROF. SCHARIT AND) CEYPTT "PALMOND 3 oe orabe eee sefigtfiines end Impersonations by CRYPT E PAL. Siran. xtrcets, and contimne vering int'l the emire stock is dinp 10.60 werth of Rankrapt stock, To be sold to the biahest bidder. without reserve” The Tobie invited, #- the eonds will be aold to chasers i i FOLEY, Auctr. SUMMER AHRANGEMENT. . FORTRERS MONBOE 4° FOB NORFOLK, FORTRERS MONRO! The ewitt act een ( INDERGARTEN NORMAL INSTITUTE, with K Sioa Kinderwarteus and Advanced Classos, ze MES LOUISE POLLOCK, 929 Sth et. and Mist SOF Dey — LS LLOCK, 1127 Tth st. mw., Princivals we clase for Ladiea, —" dech2na" con stan z LAKE, ¢ C J Bowse _ — v. SNE Fiesrlecves Gili street wharh, ant Ete M4DEMorsetue y PRUD'HOMM#'S FRRNCT futher notice, every Monday, Wed- ; BEGINF2Rs—inTERMEDIATE—ADVANCED. Sih tearers fon Bowtie Besebience nid StS Cianneg ¢edence lute Lath st nw. Morthere pouts, Returnite, Jesves Norfolk svGF nected with OO Bae and Children are ons Tuesday, Thursiay and Seturdsy, at 4 o’elock vm Morning, Aft ‘and Es ing C1 fe ks FOR POTOMAG RIVES LANDINGS. jassice and Gentlemen, Boys and Girls. Private Rreamer JOHN W, THOMPSON, Captain 4028 % | “H'R a good pronunciation (Parisian) and the ne and 9th etre! ine of cars, at 7 a, use of practical conversation rapidly scquired by pupils. The oral system a special-y. ma., three times yer week. for Curio” ‘. A bew Term will commence Jantiary 6th, but Pu te gt ge Puls can enter st any tune and will only be cuargec rom the time Shey citer. (Sen =o Se ee Cee Gall any day between 12. and o'clock. or Mondays and Thurecaye afters me deot-4mn GPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Corner LL strets nw. Established 1864 Its hundreds of wraduates, men and women, are holding positions of trast and profit. The course embraces Penmansht;, Spelling, Composition, Cor | Tespondence, Burtuess Csicuistions, Single anc Double Entry Book-keeptue, Business Practice Commercial “Law, Political Economy, Basinest Ethice aud Lectuies Entire course may be com ut Loken at Lowen cater for information | pleted attenditw slay or evening wsions. For pst 83 office wver Molropolitan Bank, ith stroet, | “onlsts visit the Onliere, or addrees onal PA. DENHAM. Acent. Water street, | _Ov! seats SAMUEL BAUUN, Preagens | PRIVATELY rrr = West Point, A: pany” _ Garzege caved foron appicstion st Knox's Bx. orem Office BAMTEL PAOON, Pres B. 4. ACCINELLY, axent be FOR NEW YORE JOUN GILSO) £.C. Kniearr, Pier 41 East River, New lay, at 4 ofeiock ry Saturday. a1 ruetowi « fexas esme day GEBMAN LLOLD—Steaeome New Yous, Havas, Laxnow. BREMRH cuipany Will sail ev Por, foot of 3 From Se eer iewiate preparation SA. My W327 Lot vy Sas rate secind cabiz, 360, J RHORTLIDGE. A. M., Princip currency. Fyt ireivlit of pa SSLEICHE © 00 2 Pow = = — ee RAILROADS. EDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINE JAL/TIMORE AND OHIO BAILROGAD. rameter 1s Seer Tisai THE GREAT DOUBLE TRAOK. Gadling at Ehiindelihaa seth ao «“TAtional Route aad Short Line to the North, Northwest, Wese and South To take eflect Suuctay, Nov. 17, LESVE WASHINGTON: $08 a m.—New York, Phiisdelphis, and Boe ton, P eT by cos © England States. Sailing Dye. phia—Saturosy, at 1 x —Mouday, st Waa Line for Re dus B cry roadie Express, Euicott City. On Sunday, t0 Baltimore iy nel © pom ly. Stopa at Sr rel, | Annapolis fo boston and ox die a. River “ Sam and Way. (Piet ict olinue have thats wiatied wont, Be , Haxerstown, and sd wey via 240m mPa Express - eats ant 3 Piviqont, Birsabare, G. F. HYDE, Varlor Car ops at Annapol: itis, Louisville, Oh z Jar to Stauntow. 3 Galiy. Gratton io Banduaky, dally, exoapt Sat carry leave Jersey City din HCN, a 10.008. m—Bullmore Express. Stops at Biadens burg, Collexe, Beltsville, Laurel, Annapolis June tion, Jessup's and Hanover. 12:10 p. m.—Baitimore, Annapolis, Ellicott City and Way. 1180) m.—New York, Philadelphia and Boston Exprese, Stops at Laurel. 2:25 p. m. on Sunday only for Baltimore and Way AN LINE Rn Kioris & Rowan, Mare Sreens NEWYORK to WUEENSTOWN and LiVERPOOL, Every Thursday and Saturday. = tons if ty of Moutreal. tations. : GAS of Fecha 8 | City of bramncla a0)p, may Bladensburg, and Laure! City of Cheste ity of N. York ’-3500 Expreea Frelerick via Belay. Stops at Anusp- a steamers are amonus the stron. ae est, lareeet at {on the Atlantic, and have 14:85 p. m.—Pounit of Rocks, Fredoriex, Hagerstown, | exery mode: quent, including lot and cold Winchester aud Way St On Sundays to water and ejectric bells in etaterooms, revolving ‘ocks ana Way tons ont sitinore, Aunavolis and’ Wsy Sta- bath and smoking roows, barber e . ¥ phi, Norfolk and Baltimore tet Hapicon. Ellicott ity. Novtolk except Bun, LER & day. Norfolk Pawengere taten in the Cars di- sae" Ex. rect to Boat at Canton Stop st Biadensbure mecty® ata Lanse! eeeeoty! 6-50 p. Bi — baltimore and Way Stations. _ 17:30 p.m.—Chicazo and Columbus Express. Sisep- ; (ee < diminishing the chanoss of oo! 18:10 p. u- altimo is line take a specific course | ?-00 p. mn.—Point of Rocks and Way Stations mall ensana ot the some ——_- 19:60 p.m—St. Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville anc sage from Queenstows to New Or Boston, crossing the meridian of SU ab AB ‘at., or nothing to the no! he bormeward £ crosains the meridian On the borwews) fase, sree or ak = SED STEAMSHIP OOMPANY LiM- HB OUNSL ue few Fork and Cant Between New 4 ork end Leworsoet, ine Puliman Cars. 110.25 p. m.—New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore Express. “Stops _st’ Biadenaburg and Laurel. Sleeving Car to New Yorg, and Bpecis! Sleeping Gar to Philndelphia (1) Daily. + On Sunday only. Other trains dsily sxcept Bundsy. All train etop at Relay Station. novi6 Wao! | FEOM NEW YORK QTR GREAT Avy Wel in. 8 Absa Werte 2 LOT@ euwnsvnvama 1878 Batavia. Jan. 15 Batavia. b. 19 ROUTE an. 22 Alweria.. 45 [0 THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST. a : . Double Track, Steel Ralls, TELENDID SCENERY, MaGNIVICENT EQUIPMENT. craigs LENCE WERTGIOR tae " t IS LUN. froi Os, Frying steerawe, B80 and 100 gold, cian reer Gh BLED abd H roots, a olows: aa < { wabury an ie 210 Sm Ly, wit z BS sss ceo mene am 8100 ane | CSE Gio iain slong Guest Wickets to ~ ts, S15, gold, additions. | Pittsburg to € Hecnp omen 2 aud Ohicaso: Return tickets on favorable terms. ‘Tickers teucg | "#0 P.tu- daily, with Palzoe Gar to Ohicago. at 3 special iow rete of $60 gold during the fall snd sien _zuuons 8p. RoTonag,puegey, oF 3, Kochestar, io, Niawars Stcerawe ai very low rates. Steersge tickets from | Canand a eri a pivervool aa Glccnstown, and all other bara af Saiuny, with gt Gam Tosca Ear et ewe of L iliaineport, Lock Haven, and Elmira, st 10:10 h bivs of sien tven for Belfest, Giascow, set : Sarre, Antwerp and other ports on she Goutinens, | ¢o,hi2,08uy, excent Suniay, t,1:30 and 10:18 p. Lunited ie and for Mediterranean ‘crk and the ‘daily, with ‘Cara ed. ‘Ex. d paseaue apply st the Uompany’s | Drese'of Pulliian oarior Gack 9.90 oes a, a Green, or pon siecrae and except Sunday. _ See ee | OE EG iy _ CHAS, G. FRANOKLYN, Agent, §. ¥. Sffording direct tranefor to Fulton stvcot, avoid” —— = —— ing den ie ferriage and journey across New GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. | for Phiiadelpnia, 190, $30 and 2025 p.m, daily = — a ‘Limited Express, 9: daily, nnday. BEOS: ‘SPENDERS, for Baltinore, 7:00, 8:35, 9:30 and 4:20 p.m. A == we dally, ergept Sunday 10:10 a m1 80, 6250.7 -00 : Band 1a pair. con® | gor Pove's Oreck Line, 7:00 am. and 4:20 p.m ‘The " Boasbery,’ Scarf at $1. Sally. except Sanday. Fhe Lanett Sear at SL for Annapolis, 7:00.10. and €:20 p.m. daily, ex- « a Sunday. The Waterioon Beartat 81 oy | ot == pe OL ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERIOKSBURG RAUL ae eee ne ee ee | Way AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING ‘Fast opened, at close prices. ‘Aexandra 6,7. 5,9, 10, 11 a.m. 1:15, 3, 4:20, 6 THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY, forg6 tana tito pin, Oa Banday at Sihsad ootlitr $16 F st. w.ww., Opp. Patent OMee | 1: 7 and m. | for J and the South, 6:50 a m. and 5:20 p. ‘m. aaily. For 0. & 0. R. R., 6:20 p.m. daily. ‘Trains leave “Alexandria for Waal and Street received and ready for in- 9, 10, 11 a.m. ; 1, 3, 4:20, 5,6:15, Tana 12 gion ato eae eet vorsot wee ngay ard 2 nen smaideib pe ‘ac } 3 on, Tae yu . sommodations can be at the: ‘my patrons and Corp rae Er offices, north- Orrizzna’ Anuy & Nav Menonanz Taiton, OF Parts from 11 to Land ne best established and only DES AO8 SBS? be consulted dail } | GAFF: FLEDCHMANE & CO., at 52] 12th st nw 4 Cece reliable isdies’ physician in the city COMPRESSED YEAST. experience. Charves moderate. All fer ‘The merits of the genuine Compressed Yeast are plaints «) iy cured. undeniable. ia x TE Re 'r who once uses! . ROLAND. 3 = ; MeL 2 SQUTEE | ASN POSES ME RERS SATE Fe Ble Lanes’ Phy <ician in the city. Can be consulted | i! ie penton ae tof rain, which daily from 2 te Yorciock. All female Sompial ts ® natural leaven, for a counterfeit article iuiekly cure ja ‘heiwical compound, both of which are to be svoided $f ood health nw first considersiion with the ous 7 None ine withont our non @'aNtHe INY DEN. dec6-te Deyot—. Deon TRIPP’S BLOOD PURI- Ova mors, 8, e, an 21 Blood Poison.” Cure of ‘syphilis wuaranieéd in 1119 15th street. Pa oe Breer ee state dine uinbus ave., Boston. e Nomedicine ceatine unless in bottles withiay came | A. EZ ASSORTMENT OF GOLD AND bh i" labels bes my o rade “1 Sa as) DI SOUN TRtee:” | SELVER =WATOHES, IN MEN'S, LADIES LEON, the Oldest Established ana ony | AND BOYS' SIZES, AT VERY MODERATE DiBadbic patios Physicien in the city. can be Paices. Consulted datiy, st No. 913 tube st., near Ky from 2 to8orclock. Alt Fex.ve Complaints quickly cv Office and Res:dence,13 Barnet st.Baltimore J16-1m* | aeoy7-tr M. W. GALT, BRO. & Co. KD IF DR BROTHERS FAILS TO = Neate any care of Female Weakness, Irfecuiariien | [THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT and Obstructions ; 30 years'experience. Oftics 906 B OF COLUMBIA, Se awe opposite Smithsonian: janksaw?_ | Jans H, Worcur ys. Gronaitica Parrensox et i .—In equity, No. , doe. 17. SMEN HEA, LEUCORRHEA, | yer pee irrecuiari- ties, &e., quie! red. "No calomel used i any Giscase.’ Di BROWN, 1605 Ly near 16th nw Js tna" ‘The above entitled canse having been referred to the aucitor to state the trustees’ acconnt and the distribution of the fund in his hands: ‘Therefore. the creditors of Charles I. Patterson and all othe = - =a medial hereby notified to appear be- NES VOUS EXMAUSEION-A mopdialey, | jerous incre arg berg noted toapvear be ‘comprisinw a series of lectures delivered st use! Kahn's Musenm of Anatomy, on the cause snd cure the matters referred, on WEDNESDAY, the 2th of decline, indisputably how | day of January, 1879, at 10 o'clock a.m., af my office hea Tesain rding a cle . | ib the west wing of the City Hall. spoke of yeti veers Mad the treet. janl4. = at . THOMAS HOOD, Auditor. apeciments to marr! tent of nervous and physical debility, beinw the ro- p rience. Bey ear AL NOTICE TO THE HOLDERS Scucse! or ‘houses ieampe, Audress’ Secreary HONS OF THE NORTHERN CS, Hahn's Museum, 053 Broadway, New kork. CIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY. aaa ESTORED. decree of the Courts the tae ia walsh Bondholders mart, ein sree should ‘be allowed tovparticyate in the benefits of 4 victim of youthful imp canst r the Flan. by the conversion of Bonds into Preferred ture decay, nervous debility, eta, bavins tied in | Stock, Sain every’ Kuown remedy, bas found a simpissctt | Committee. More yeare having passed f . this right was given, and more than, nine. Sure, which he will send Faia to hisfellowsnfferera, fines, this rs ore. myMeolykx 63 Onsthann stro 3 | Bonds, the or Py BS iy." | E) 0a Ou Sunday only, Baltimore, Annapolis Pittsburg Express. Pittsburs, except Sunday. | ___ To-morrow. rowan DOWLING, Auctioneer WAENUT AND PA’ TY a i Ce: va ROS, WALNUT cat TES. WALNT RD: Wa FATERSION TABLES, DINING ‘ BE Fr AIHER PILLOWS AND I COOKING AND HEATING 8! Se. ONE NEW TOP BUSINESS WAGON, ONE ELE GANT MARBLE MANTEL, LOT GRO IFS AND PAINTS, RRELS PRIME D: D FRUITS, TION. On RPAY MORN puary 25th, at 10 0) at my auction rooms, 1} shal, ed assortinent of the above £0048. i No postroneme Jeni-a W4LTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. BLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY, — PROD ON” SEQONT: PREF T WEST B PAL ell a vari in aecount of weathi THOMAS DOWLL hha'f of sub 16 foot “terme: One-third cath, ard the balance at six tins, for Which the notes of the pur land of the purchase money. EDEN, t Lot numbered sixtent ed Subdivision of Lots numbered three ( } ) fix (G,) seven (/,) thirty seven (37) thir t ) and thirty-nine (39) in square m | Bered seven hundred and thirty-two (732,) with | )four improvements, consisting of a three-story Brick Dxelling Honse with all modern iuprovements, bed by deed of trast: One. and twelve months, with mi day secured by of $100 re- ne at cost of with in five @ per cent. interest f dof trust on the pri guired at time of purchaser. If term | days from of su resell atc after tive day jan17-it advertisement. WILLIAM A- GORDON, Traxtee, (PHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE OF THOSE HAND. SOME FOUR DWELLINGS ON COR- ci 1321, AND 1323, money in ¢: | ser,) and th f wo and three years, on | not ms,bearin interest at 8 per esnt. per arnom, pas pmai-annually from the day of xale, to be secured on the property sold, by eed of trust, to the satigiaction of the Trustees, iicluding insur ance. A dep ey » UST4, and recorded in L 0. et Bey, Ons of the land records. Febraary, in front of Kp. m., that part 45, in the a he premises, mmmtabered: of Columb vine the enst at 0 back with that widtn the sure lot depth of the Perms of s: twelve months. wi by 2 deed of trust on at the option of th will be require are Lot compli cerves the ri cost of the defaulting p Jan2] cokds THOS. THO. E. WAGG. balance in six snd per cont., secured erty sold, oF ail 4 E, WAGGAMAN, Trustee. AN, Real Estate Auctioneer TRUSTE LE OF VALUABLE RESIDENCE PROPERTY, ON E STREET NORTH, BE TWEEN SECOND AND THIRD STREETS WEST, Bt ING PREMISES No. 210. _By virtue of two deeas of trust to the under- sietied, dated November 27th, A. D. 1872, and Noveniber 2th, 1473, and recorded, respect ively, in Liber’ 704, ‘folio 205, et sed, and Liber N 786, folio 429 et eeq., of tho land recorda of the Dis: trict of Columbia, and by request in writing of the yy, We Will sell at party secured thereby, panic, ‘auc: Ecnsin front of the premises, on TUESDAY, Jami. ary 2sth, A. D. 1879. at 3 o'clock p. m., the castern part of lot numbered six (6), in Margaret O. Digges’ subdivision of part of square 570, with the iraprove- ments thereon ; said part of said’ lot having a front of 20 feet 9, “inches on the south side of north E strect, and a depth, according to the plat, of 412 feet to an aliey. ‘Terms of sale: One-fourth cash; balance in six, twelve und cighteen months from day of sale, re} resented by notes of the purchaser, with interest from day of sale, secured Promises, A deposit of $200 will be required at ime of sale, and if terms are not complied with in five days from the day of sale the property will be resold, after five days’ public notice, at tite risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. Conveyancing at purchaser's cost. EDWIN HARRIS, > MAHLON ASHEORD,; Trustees. 7 THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct. — jaisl5-eokdbs 4. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer. TRUSTEFS’ SALE OF A TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE ON NORTH BLUE OF T STREET, BETW FOUR, SEENTH AND FIFTEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST. AND TWO SMALL BRICK HOUSES ON ALLEY IN REAR OF ABOYV. HOUSE. WITH THE LOT ON WHICH THEY ARE BUILT. By virtne of a dead of trust bearing date the 13th day of March, 1877, and recorded in fay Liber No, 850, folio 40, one of the land re. cords of the District of Columbia, the undersigned ‘Trustees will se! ib auction, in front of the ises, tae 23te o'e.ock pan. all that part ot Lot fame (4), two hnadred ‘and five (205), in the city of en, in said District, bewinaing for de T slrevt 34 1 et east from ths souchwest cor- ner of said lot,ad ruuning thence east 17 feet north 200 feet iuches, west 17 feet, and thence south 2(0 feet $ inches to the pluce of beginning, with the improvewents, Terms of raie: eqn: Onethird cash; residue in two payments at one and two years, for which pur- cer is tO ive his notes, beariug interest at 8 per ‘ ud secured on the ‘property sold; or ail cash, at option of pnrchaser. If terias of sals are not com: piled with within seven days, the Trusiees reserve the right to revel! 1. at risk aud vost of defaulting pur. chaser, aficr viving such notice a8 they may tink $100 deposit when bid acceptor, - & EDSON CON, Trustoo, five 4 1. W. JanQld&ds___ FRED. KUONS, ‘Trustee. RUSTEES’ SAL. VALUABLE IMPROVED OF REAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC Ne By virtne of a deed. of trust, Rey EM gg tet at he and ror BE ict Volum by i Sane ata hg Rg se muises, on 8] . 2 Hey ier ets en RURSDAY the ty of five (25) feet front by one hundred (100) feet deep of lot numbered two (2), in gquare numbered Teen bundred and nineteen (419), in the city of Washing- ton, D. C., with the improvements, consisting of a brick store and dwelling. This Valuable business ri rty is situated at rtheast corner ind streets ores nh ee erm of sale: One fourth cash; hase tes for the bearing interest at the rate of 6 per cent pees ublic auction, in w3wkds f®-1HE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED until MONDAY, tho ith day of Jauuose ashe ee hour and place. By order of "Tr jan2l2awads OC) . HANDY, Auct. YHANCERY SALE OF EBEMIBES OB. 438 C WasiiXGTON, B. Gr EE ORT RNE Sy THE SUPEEME COUR » D.., IN NO. 2,659, EQUITY, SUBSDAY, January ‘1879, at 4 Suction ant of tna eceetiess suction, in front of thew tilote gana tt equare “NYerims: One-third cash : per cont. inter ies of purchase woney. a: a y- - est. Title retained each bic, charer's costs, yy deed of trust on the | | Wats B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioncers N.W. corner 10th and D streets northwest. REGULAR SATURDAY SALE On SATURDAY Jarnery 25h, bewiauine at ie hal sel in front ‘of our aac everal assortment Of Hi Carpets, &e. Also, au as . Hated show ¢ ERICK | SORTH | TS | | TRUSTEES SAF 01 STOKE AND DWELL CAPITOL, BET. of the tw t Ce bia, we will eel! #t public auction. in f-: prumiser, at $7 clock p om.. oth, t tot nue bere of Bre ivision of square 676, together with the fa TOvEWEDIs Menus. Oue third of the purchase money in cash, and the twelve and eighteen months. secured bys deed of trust upon the pronarty soln, and the notes of the purchsser, bearing interest at eeven per cent. per annum until pall, payable sSemi- annvaliy. A ceporif of 8100 required at tue time of sale. All couveyancine! and recoruing ut the purebaser’s cost. If ths term: of sala are not com- pied with in seven (7) Gays, the Trneties will reset] the property at the risk ana cost of the defaultion purchaser. WILLIAM B. JONE! a 5 jan24eokdls B. F. STEIGER, y Trustees. OUNG& MIDDLETON, Auctioneers. USTFES' SALF OF A NEW THREESTO IEERICK. DWELLING AND TWORhORS FRAME BUI DING IN THE REAR ON TRE FAST SIDE OF NORTH ( REET. BELWEEN H AND 1 NOR UL WEST. By virtne of a deed of trust dated Octoher Vith, 1877, duly recorded in Liber x66, folio 268 oreo? the land records of the District of Columal ia. ana at the request of the party secured thereb st a f wm ck p.m. wil that certain piece or ps ot ground lying and being situate inthe city of Wishingion, District of Columb'a and. Known as lot numbered thirty-two (32), in subervision square numbered six buy 5), toxetber i eus. et twe've and eighteen whict notes of the pun interest at olzht per cent. r per amum, sectirad by a Gerd of trnst and insurance on the p dor allie option of the pure! #1(0 required at time of sal Conveyancing at purchaser serve the riviit 1 the e conplied with, in sew atrik and cost of defn WM jan24 BE (boc PAUESDELL, Auction SALE OF DATS, CAPS, CANES, UMBRELLAS, &c., AT AUCTION. Lof trast dated Jann y record: d in + iber No. § e of the land records 5 will so At posite at 10. tei0% _WM, M SMITH, Silestoan poets DOWLING, Auc POTOD Ov THULE DAY, Janus int fthe Market Hi Hsellthe three Fishe ,own as Oloua's Landi. THOMAS DOWLING ry ite nest of (as part public auction. on guied thereby, we sball sell, TUESDAY, February 4th, 1879, tm, intront of the premises. ‘I, numbered eight (), in Squsre nunibered one ivindred and th'rty- one (131), said fot tronting on Boundary strest abon. 115 feet aud on Isth street about 167 fect: together with the improvements, & new two-ttory Frame Cottage, new Br ‘Terms: Ove-third cash ; and the res twelve monthe, z eansisti of cieht por cent. T annum, ke of trust on the property aud a = insu? ance, will he taken. A deposit 3 tr yeyau it purchaser's cost. I terms of sa not compliet wi daye from day cf tie sale, th Tight to resell the prc the defauiting purchaser, | h. TRU! rve the rty at the risk and cost of SALE OF FURNITURE, CARPETS, & AUCTION Walnut Frame Parlor Snite, Url Walunt M.'T. Sideboard; Patent Spring’ Rockers: Easy Chairs: Walnut Handsome, ne 1 Bolste 8; Bru: Koon! Cai & CO BE WARNER, Teal Estate Anctioncer. "8 SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IM D PROPERTY, BEING THE LAR ab FOURBTORY AND MAN AID IEJOK BULED Anets. FICES. i By virtue of a deed of trust, dated Fe’ rna- ry 1, 1873, and recordea in Liber 726. folio 704, of the land records of the Istrict of Co- 2h fuuibia, and also by virtue of a deed of trast, darn June 1, 17a, and recorded in Liver No. 754, tli 1 one of the land records of the District of Columbia, 1 will sel! at pubitc anotion, in front of the premises! to the highest bidder, at'4 o'clock on MONDAY 1879, part of Lots eight (3) and nine (9), in Square four hundred and fifty-five (455), Ivihg in said city of Washinuton, District of Coluu. bia and being inproved by the large four-story and aoansard roof buildin at the northeast corner of 7th and F streets, near the Post Office and Interior De- pertmenta. A’ plat wiving an exact description of the perty will be exhibited at the eale. ‘This proper- $y from its location pres-nts a tempting opportanits ‘or investment to large capitaliats. ‘Terms: Jive thousand dollars cash, aed tho bal- ance in six. twelve, eighteen, twenty-four and Uurty-six months with interest at six per cext., pay able temi-annuaily, and secured by a deed of triist upon the property, containing a covenant tor the insurance for the’bencfit of the deferred notes | fortune until their payment. and also for the puymeut of taxes. Five hundred dollara ta be paid at the sale n the property is struck off. In case tha terms | are not cotuplied with in ten davs after the sale, the | ‘Trustee re-erves the right to resell the property at | the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser after | five days’ advertisement in the Kyeumg Stor. All conveyancing and recording at the purchaser's cost. Jan22-d&ds ___WM. B. WARD, Trastee. ‘H. WARNER, Heal Estate Auctioneer. { TRUSTER’S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED | PROPERTY. SITUATE No. 100% TWENTY: | | SIXTH STREET, BETWEEN K AND L STREETS NORTHWEST. Under and by virtue of a deed of trust, @ated the 2th day of May, AD. 1874, and re: corded in Liber ‘No. 752, folio 238,’one of the land records for the Gonnty of Washington, Dis. | trict of Columbia, and at the request of the party | secured thereby, I will sell _at public auction, in front of the prethises, on TUESDAY, the 4th day of February, at 4:30 o'tlock pam, tne following-de- scribed Real Estate, situate in the City of Washinw: ton, D.C, to wit’ All those pieces or parcels of ground sithate, lying and being in the City of ington, District of Columbia, known and dk as ts aud “K.” in Sanu Wroc's subdivision of Square numberod four (4), together with the tuprovements, consisting of @ three (3) story Brick Dwelling, having all modera improvements, 5 ‘Terms of sxlé: One-fourth each ; batanceinoneand wo Vears, with imorest at per éentram per anaum fron, date of sale, secured on the property, orall cash at the option of purchaver. A depos't of 8200 will be required at time of eale. Tf the above terms are not fed with in seven days, the Trastes reserves the rizht to resell the property at the risk and cost of defeniticg purchaser. All conveyancing a: cost of purchaser, : " TARBELL DYER, RB. WILLIAMS & Gu., ucts jw2L-ta OUNG & MIDDLETON, Auctioncars. STER'S SALE OF THE HANDSOME TROUBLE) BRICK DWELLING, No. 1015 ONNECTICUT AVENUE. y virtue of a deed of trust to me, dated ee - ‘ied | © and Everett urviving Trustee. Ausnst 26th, 1875, and recorded in Liter No ‘97, tolio 253, of the land records of the Dis-4 is, and by the written direction of the holder of some of the notes secured thereby, I will sell at pub.ic auction, in front of the pramizes, on WEDNESDAY th = 29th January, 1879, at4o'clock p. m., lot No. 4.of Shepherd's ‘subdi: Vision of square No. 164, in the city of Washington, ‘a handsome daoub! d 2 B Ee at toa ion, SATURDAY. February Ist, 1879, afterncon. a!l that or being in the city of Ws Gesignated on the bered twelve (12), teen (217) thereof, all trust, to which reference is with ihe residence dect to all lawful prior ‘Terms: Five andthe balance undred dé oe Hus ne Ht ? nine and twelve az 6 per cent., PROPOET: 4, A « DUNGANSON THE EVENING STAR. FRIDAY. January 21, ts72. CONGRESSIONAL, Conctesion of Yesierday’s Proceedings. NATE.—Afier our report closed— ni ', on motion of Mr. Edmunds, Went Into executive session. an HOUSE —After our report closed— Mr. Hewitt, from the coumittee on appropri- ations, reported te army appropriation bill, and said he would cail it ‘up for consid tou aller. {he post oflice appropriation Dill was dis- pozed of. Mr. Cox (N, Y.) introduced a bill to regulate ccoumerce Between the United States aud c: ada, and to pro The House the rok a sideration the bt il matter, and wo postage thereon, Mr. Waddell, chairman of committee on post fices aud roads, explained the provisions of bill, It divided mail matter into four class- written matter; second, periodical pub- leations under registration: third, miscellaneous Pinte iter; and fou merchandise; and tade the rates’ of postage tiniform on all per! Odicals, wheiher datly, weekly, monthly © quarterly, The bill was satisfactory to the publishers of the country. er ess i ere proposeil, Dut iy, Mr. Waddell remarked that Approval of all the legitivute country, bat that it was being IN THE AVsTRIAN ists. lets were Lo term the nob! pravest man of The fortitide Blun ed at the and Nis partin, words so 1 ata few Touts tions of tho-e day ad him into te rv Lonary umphed, Taby of ol > taken }) oner and c ‘Through the intnevce of bis r united to impr sent to the da ight iong yea ct. WAT at th isco arn About tive y an lady of noble birt toa Ger pressed with the cultured a teanor of the gardener. past he removed to Sah ought a sinall property foi ihe happy pair had be ed with a io boy, and the father found no rest in the thought Uhat_his dear ones were destined to lead an cbscure life, away from the honors and juxur due them, and inok passage for Europe. Hi went to Vienna, and tn audience witli Emperor Francis Joseph’ succeeded in obtaining his par don and being reinsts his ancestral in- heriiauce. 1 auliy, and under married in tis city to his fatthral wife. steamer [du left here Decerat took the happy couple and thelr young son back to the castles of the 1 in the beautiful IST pountain regions of Austrla.—[Oreson Deutect Rinnise Hrs —On Thesday nicht Martin Coleman. a brass refiner at 9 Feardon street, Newark, died of 1 son, Martin, to £o out a mrsday evening las > would go when he ¢ ation that followed Nir. bead with a’ heavy boot hot tempered. inst wa po fe and stabbed his tather inthe arm, above Peibow. He then ited, but subsequently rn tumed and expressed sorrow for his 1: Mr. Coleman lost a larze amount of blood bet 4 On > Son, Who IS a physician could be found. Finally Dr. DW Sinith called and stopped the tow of blood b; Drs. BI Usborne and O'Go) was toi principal arteries in the arm i heen severed, and the wai ve Wi Mr. Colem i rew Weaker Gied. Jeman quitted home on | and the family do not know where he went. If he is hidtug with friends in this eits nife with whic phot be iound. “Mys until be T would " uum, for {can’t f um for what he has done.” County Phy iiewlett has ordered an inquest. S46 years oi age. He leaves a W hildren, the eld of whom is the one who stabbed him.—Ly. ¥. Sun NIGHTED Breatattr Counry.— x. 7 30. “Since the war there have beeu enty-six people killed and thirty wounded in thitt county, Ky., but the only three con- viets sent to the penitentiary were for arson and grand larceny. The magistrates, sheriffs, grand jurors, constables, &e., all drink, curse, Hight, dance, play cards and violate the laws In various other ways, together, but never steal, except what little they filch from the common- wealth.” The N.Y, Sun say (he invasion of Breathitt count by two companies of state militia has ‘led to unexpected develop- ments regarding that benighted and lawless rezion. There is reason io suspect that the highlanders of Breathitt, not content with kill. ing each other, have been in the habit of mur- dering stray travelers. The state prosecutor has learned that several wayfarers, after hay- Ing lodged in certain cabins at night, disap- peared on the next day and were never heard of afterward. The thabitants of Breathitt county are so ignorant that they seem not to be aware that the late civil war ended in the overthrow of the confederacy. One of the mi- lita companies sent to enforce the orders of the courts ts attired 1n a blue uniform, and the other company in gray, and, according to an intelligent militiaman, the mountaineers were | Impressed with the belief that the men in biue were iederal soldiers and that the men in gray belonged to the confederate army. Low th accounted for the amity existing between the companies is not stated. It appears that the curiosity of the mountaineers was excited by seeing a trooper cat an orange which he had brought from Frankfort. Oranges are an un- known fruit in Breathitt.” A LITTLE Boy’s LEG BROKEN BY A TEACHER.— A telegrain from Faribault, Minp., Jan. 17. say A litte son of H. rosett, supertn- tendent United States Express Company, was the s hands of one of the teachers tn the high school department in this city this morning. His female teacher discovered Sam dramming on his desk, in punishment for which she red him to remain end continue the exercise during recess, when, it appears, (the exact truth can- not be ascertained at this writing.) that one of the male teachers interfering, to change the punishment, required that he be made to drum on the raised platform during the same period, 10 which the little fellow demurred; whereupon Uus enlightened educator, enforcing his order by physical force, succeeded in breaking his own. order and the lite boy’s leg at the same time. ‘he boy’s tnjury isthouzht to be of a permanent character. t indignation fs felt, In TROUDLE ABOUT A JILTED SWEETHZART.— Reuben J. Green was supposed to be a suitor to Miss Elizabeth Smith, of Third avenue, until he married a neice of School Commisstoner George W. Smith, of Portchester. He afterward moved to Bridgeport, Conn., and became the chiet clerk in the Baine Tea Company’s store. George W_Smith died on Saturday last, and the pub- lished notice caught the eye of the family of the jilted Miss Smith, and supposing that Green would attend the funeral of hts father-in-law, and thus be obliged to pass through this city, a ‘warrant that had been issued in last June was taken from its pigeon-hole, and on it the arrest = was made in the Grand Central depot. Green was arraigned in the 5ith-street police court yesterday on a charge of improperly abandon- ing Miss Smith. Justice Morgan discharged be, but be was rearrested on a supreme court order, in a civil sult, for $10,000 di Bat istixed at $5,000, and, as Mr. Green could not furnish it ediately, he was taken to Ludlow street jail.—L¥. ¥ 23d. AN OLD fenine a an pariaine AGES NJ. ‘Tuesday evening, Jacol an ‘man called on Justice Dean and recited a sad tale He had been driven trom his home in that city by want eight months ago, and had gone west where he menial employment. On Mouday he was advised of his "8 deaih, and Se his bome pectic funeral ee ‘were in progress. man stood guard the door: avd refu to admit him; in fact, drove him away, so that he could noteren wit- ness the interment. A Pastor Cnancep Win Lisgu—A telegram from. Camden, N. J.. January 22, says: Dante the date canvass for state ES 3. B. Graw, rot a Methodist issued clrehlars’ chan Charles S. ay, the democratic Bums to purchase votes against cause, Which movement his opponent and pres- ae (astence ad Gen. meee, Re preg! stor was charged wW! ‘papers: “went before ‘the grand jury, Wa0 have igucred € ject of the ‘new treatment” at the | | | rs Strapped argund yor =O, yes,” ‘of Course a man hever knows when he is | trouble with s iy. and th case ¢ misundetst z it wouldn't do 101 A Foreign + Native.” | A TUSSLE WIVTT Co: NCE AND WHAT CAME OF IT. Do you remem some weeks slace, I was ereatiy annoyed by an nguistiive Maine. and abruptly closed p plrpose of stuffing the aforesa: : | Well, I stuffed him. “Much of a place, your town?” he “Ob, yes.” said. with Uke iatter-ol- ‘Ssness Of a citizen of Uw Opolls, “about forty-t The man eyed me with terest. x as ¢ nodded. and be y © idea there State my I said, es wild, though. Any large ~ Herds of i.” Winter not two m a Court lie’ I pacified my cons Ss ve by ex | plaining to thai rebellious and vociterous moi itor that there was no Burlington Court Honse that fi was burned down seven year and Court House for 3 - Therefore, I cond t Tkilled all the deer that ca ne Wi the native exclained, thought 1, And sol went on: two years ago made a ington a ight t nd killed all the clitekens on South Conscience raised a terrible protest at t but I hushed it up too quick by citing Uk known case of Meigs Schenck’ ose and in one sing amer werything on South” Hil teat w The Pative looked astonished au ested. Any tndia’ «Land, yes, laimed t in ne Twas F iy eep Its mont “Oh. yer cine lod, Hu cme wiry W is stl The Indian: tearing » ponies. have any tro se,” the man said. man shudder Uitte, sk 10 look at my revolver, I never carried my bat emarked { sed Not dow a long Hy Pasked him in wt ehis nome. He looks “Oh,” Lemier’s, wisn I wa: back the) : i, wther char nd twent intot tire.—[Lurdette’s CHOKED TO DEATH BY A Pr 1d H. Beebe, Home for rck.—Ed- was choked to de: kon T Beebe’s dinner had be ad Dr. Jones, the attendant rau down . Beebe was choking. and at the door met ot for the first livid, and he was nt physicl nd said t 19 the room, on hits ue was AS Ito | hold of iim b wd to the knew that a dinner had ods his tl efforts were dir removing Dr. vamp- bell, the und we at- tempted to. sh he obstructi Uiroat. but it had lodged in the | One of its st it was impo few minute e It. nid sudde attached by hs mouth, spells of cor pe Of Lh wile uy asmodic dew the food into his wind corpulent, weighing Lon added to the ait ruction.”—(N. ¥. Swe DEaTn. Tre Brac 1 insome parts of Russia, has proved very de- structive, and caused the greatest alarm. This ts the same ich, ta the fourteenth | century, desc it gets Is nome from the bi, putrid decomposition, that show themselves at | ages on the skin of the sutfe: 1 | isthought to have bad its origin in China in 1383, some fifteen years before its outbieak Europe, and it raged for twenty e years, while droughts, famines, floods, earthquakes that swallowed towns and mountoins, and sWa'ms of locusts spread devastation every- wheie. During the same period. Europe had as many abnormal conditions as the east. The oréer of nature appeared to be reversed. The seasons were at Various times inverted; thun- der storms were frequent in midwinter, and volcanoes, long considered extinet, brrst forth afresh. The theory is that the extraordinary acuvity of the earth, accompanied by decom ean of vast organic masses—myriads of ocusis, brutes, and bodies of human be- ings—produced some change in the atmosphere | inimical to life. Some writers say that the im- pure air was actually visible as it approacned ‘with its burden of death, The plague owed its extension almost wholly to infection and con- tagion. Three years passed from the date of its appearance in Constantinople before itcrept by a huge circle to the Russian territories. Sta- | Bal listics Were not obtainable then, but it Is esti- mated that In China alone 13,000,000 people died, and in the remainder of the east 24,000,000, while in Europe 25,000,000 souls per- ished, making a grand and terrible tota! 52,000,000, Although there is little danger ot the spread of the pest fo Western Eurone—for many generations it has been confined to the east—it is not strange that the Russians saould be startled by the ravages the black death has already made. Persous attacked with It are sald to die like files, and the ignorant and su- perstitious peasantry are so territied by it that many are thought ‘to have perished of pure Inght, Fortunately the laws of health and the peculiarities of disease are much better undel siood now than in centuries gove by.—{.V, Fes, SUGGESTION young iman—il ‘$s daughter—love at first sight—demands her hand—ejected with boot and opprobrium from paternal mansion. Four years later—winter seene—water pipes of millionaire’s mansion burst—send for plumber. Angeli “Oh, "ts he, "tis he! me own, me long lost,” xe. Oldman: “Ha! you again!” Plum “Ay, old man; behold in me him whoerstwhlle you spurned from your doorstep. Now r-r-re- venge! ha! hat I am the plumber, all the rest in town are engaged!” Old man: am in you power.” Plumber: “Then hear tay teri me this beauteous girl to wife, or no of work do I put in on this job. “Take her then and be happy. Bless you, my children.”—Tabieaux—Curtain. t®-Persons who write anonymous letters for publication should send their fool names to the publishers.—[ New Orleans Picayune. S2~A Geneva, Switverland, despatch to the London Times, notes that American coals are beginning to sell there slightly cheaper than French and German coals, and are much supe- rior to them. "The German Emperor is wonderfully well and vigorous, though still obliged to carry his right armin asiing, and drives out daily, ac- companied only by the Crown Prince or an equerry. All the forenoon he devotes to receiv- ing reports and giving audiences. ne Beg pardon, sir! But I've just caught of your doorst ey permission.” “fs quite ; I did, police- man. The fact is, I oe mother-in-law to luncheon.”—[London he ‘ade Hampton ‘successful healing broken leg after 4 to the ceot his friends, and y 1 iR6 afethodist clergy.—i Evening jegram. to Lora t2-The General (Grant) xipten iis high adutration the troops, He ha iplined. pleased him. “They had learned,” seen none in Europe so well he said, as he watched the manceuvres, “how to fire low and to fire slowly.”—London World. } Jarge amount. | jack { Jor 4. WRIGHT, Wittaaw ¥. Corrry, teller of the Latayetie Bank or Cinctunatt, Chin, ss 3 defaulter in a “He live erally, aod alway: Kept a fast horse, but hts salary seemed to Just iy Wis expenditures, Uhat ts so Tar as his friends Krew.” says the Cincinnatl 7 But his Hid Mot know, the ve since nd out, that Comn 5 de STRAMER SUNK. Tr, Which leit Be pool, Iss or was Was 4 treggcht an Ir MAnEIBD, LITTLEFIFLD-GAT 2. 185%, by he Miss i 2 DC PORTER GOODRICH. On th wary 22d, 1879, at the Ninth church, THT bi ttor GoouTieh, SEEREE-FAUNCE, On Thorsdey Jannary 179, «Dr, Parker, Winuie BE. seus M ic = — - DIED. LONDERO On Thursday, January 2%, 1479, at 1.3) pm, Rows Doxosite, aged four years Fu w tommorrow, January 25. at 2 pre. from #U5%, RK street nortuwest. Relatives an fy in} ited to atiend. On Tharscay, January 234, 1579, at 2p A linierine Mess, Mra MaAwuaint Ewrs eseveutieth yrar ot her age Fovera’ se vices at ber Late residenon,1 Theireet northwest, on Batur ay, Dt Ham. Burial at Baitiuore cemetery GREGORY At Canon City, Colorado, ary Sth. 179. eV GERGoty, of Praice Gooner county, MA, in bis sixty th ye McCERDY. Sanwa: 1879. Js M reventy six = of the fa year ot his ace Hy are reepoctt a. seral services trom his la d street northwest r i at 2 pot A McGBAW. ALS 25 p.m., Jannary 2 thwest, HuGiH Met UNDEKTAK ED HARVEY, THOS. H. MARTE JAS. F. HARRY & oo. ™ Undertakers, No. 739 7th et. now. Residenos on precatens Po Be. SPINDL cy 233 Seventh at idenos at place vaiuvedd snd prepared tor W. % sPEane, : UNDERTAKER, Formerly with KF Harvey) $80 F etree: m. 2, (Gue door eset of Tenth strees 2. CAEKGGS Of all grades and #tyien embsimed and prepared for transportation adante at short notice uuu etriciiy first “neg and on the most ress erTae jeS-tr a21in* TaD EREAR ae, yen Rene f busines) Bodice thre: mPCTtS on opt ty UNDEBTAKER, IBBT 10th at. wm. we BUUTS AND SHUKDS.— Rtssess, BUBBERS, RUBBERS 2S5e.4 25e., Be 109.00 LADIPS', MISSES and CHILDREN'S RUBLEKS from the best manufaciories received this day. Sold for 25 cents a pair at the creat BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOSE, 491 Penna. avenue—Sign of the Red Flag. ‘The rush is wrest from 7 am to 8 carly at the great BOSTON SHUE AUC Peppsylvania avenue. ma r Ca TION, «1 FIVE CENT SHOES. A sreat demand at the BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 49] Pennsylvania avenue. 1,000 pair MEN'S CALF, sewed, paved double and top soles, at $3.50, ai the Bi SHOE HOUSE, 491 Pennsylvania avenue MEN'S RUBBERS AT 50 CENTS. ATTENTION TO LADIES. A Philadelphia city made Kid and Goat French and straight heet BUTTON BOOT, made by France & Weeks, at 2. And 1.000 pair LADIES’ SIDE LACE BOOTS, at $1.75 a pair. Made by the best manufacturers im itimore. THIS ENTIRE STOCK MUST RE CLOSED OUT BY MARCH Ist TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING GOODS. L. RICHOLD, Janl7-tr |. GEORGES, J. Sasuiacurerot Gent's Fine BOOTS, SHOES Gomer 6th ana Osretts, under National Hotel is, UI SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT. Repairing nestly executed. New Elastics inserted So machine; price 75 couts to $i. In NEW YORK sHor STOKE, 605 Pennsytcania avene. PREVIOUS TO TAKING AN ACCOUNT ae 0 TOCK, I WILL SELL ALL MY FALL AND SPOGINTEN GOODS AT PRIME OUST. A FEW QUOTATIONS. Ladies’ Pebble Gost Button Boots...., Ladies’ French Kid, Box Toe, Buiion.. 1,000 other styles, ranzing in price. . BOOTS, GAITERS AND SLIPPERS. PURE GUM BOOTS AND 6HOS‘ WITHOUT REGAED TO GOST. ad LOUIS HEILBEUB. He. 60D Tth strect northwest. nthay, OF" Tuas OLD Woman ov Mom”