Evening Star Newspaper, January 29, 1879, Page 3

SUUGATIONAL BOOTS AND SHOES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. ieee ‘3 3 COUR ¥ 'Y. Mp. (aes pane Bi s “and a ifn a ae Cane 3p, nla @ months. BE bor tek Safes ee a sliowed to ia n bait For circular apply to Paawenwers at whack, Round trip $1, oh, ‘ineluding San27-colm pod ee a BRISOOE, eromn: er leaves Ui) strest wharf at 10a m.. sud retn tavers Sy oy ELECT SOHOC O01] Nf Fy Liisa wou Supt Ladies" Mo Movi “arson | Sy) Ego rsh G os sp Tang Son, TL SUARR een on | ALD: Miss C. NDER; Mademonoloe conan: W seisty | Pie bose, Teacher of of Bretich. Second ‘Toru: | B 3b, 1ST Char UMMER ARRANGEMENT. | pue bue and ith st. cars within one one asanaeae NSTRUCTION IN SPANISH, Day and Evening oR — ee RTRESS MONROE AND sn | TSSTRUCTION IN span gery FBS SRE a2 elerant iros Mteaacr LADY OF | APH FA RUS = sion ARE, Sains OF Bomme | Mitveas the Piano piers tuoderaia A ADiy at srery Mon Weds — Sesday. and ri ay, at o'clock INDERGABIEN pone aoe with 7 Boston, K vanced ina, LOUISE PO 9 th tad Mis SEL OCK, 829 man seat POLLOCK, 1127 1 Pat: + Princivals | Day and Everine classes for tag Geotane MA{DEMOIsELLE v PeDpHOMirs FRUNCE peace \ce— 1014 Tat a st. ns. Ww. nines, f0 tor sean young Ladies and id Children are con aud other lorthern ports. Betarathe: Esc Troe ea . eee 4 FOR POTOMAOG fiestas JOLIN Ww. /MPSO) } seco auoulngD A Geos fome | Days a ton ene ea nine Clase Geen sol i Eee sees D2 Thuis 2 batard Peas asada oe Girls. Private 0 Bank, Ros reas Ome ea as tae , NBA ciation (Parisian) and the Gomupany's hast ava eu | use’ of agin} Pronnzciaton ¢ diy acquired Dy — ‘or on eupeaton at ae pupiis. oral system a recialty. 6th, but Pa 1.400) ew Te will commences Jam oe rut "Ba. AGUINELLY, agent eth ‘ny tine and wil ouly be charged £ES FOI eo nD F ne a JOHN GIBBON acd BO. KNIGHT, | G4) ane. PRE ‘ene tod lock. oF Meagan be snd Tinedaye afer € 9. Ca SPENCERIAN BUSINESS OOLLEG! S'Gosner Hhand 1 stvects ute, Betabliened 1864 Tts hundreds of wrsduates, men and women, are loweet rates. For Metropolitsn Bank, 15th street, | holding positions of trust and profit. The course ENHAM. Avent Wi a oF e £ 3 ep | embraces Penmanship, Sp: re ‘ag, Composition, Cor. 0 CON, Presi Double ‘Entry ‘Bock keepins,” Buainoes Practice |ACON, e ce pins Sn SAOUR: Preteen | Coummercial Tae, Patt Eee Busines LLOYD—Steamearr | Ethics and Lectures. Enure course may be we Ber New Yous, Have, LOBDOM, | pleted attendinz oe evening sessions, For par SouTHAurros + AN 'D BREMEN. —— the Col one or addres ‘The stesuicrs of this company will wal every Bat- "©. SPENCER, Principal. i RIVATELE OF OB is OLas3,— Latin — to Esvre, Lond P ae end vata aha 3 $10; second cabin, 960, | West Fotnt, ‘Anuavelie Sr Oa iF pF frou of Faw ta: afterd p.m.” seplstr payee” ‘DELRICHE © 00.3 Howling Gran, | coli” iM ‘APLEWOOD. INSTITUT! OonocogDVILLS, —Boy iris, B45. ident cures NEW EXPRESS LINB | seapared for busines, as (abn BETWEEN | Structors 14, ALEXANDBIA, WASHINGTON bw: js ‘SHORTLIDGE. A. M.. Principal. PHILADELPE RIN GEoRO RTO ; _fel : Ly £5 7 = it Philadelphia with Oigdae’s mo ke fer Boston: ‘Providence, | RAILROADS. oe Engia: Btates. —— Salling Daya. DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. From Wastuuwtou 3 ma | ” THB GREAT DOUBLE TRAOR. National Houte and Short Line te the | TWorthwest, West | rd Southwest, To take effect Sunday, Nov. 17, 1878. LEAVE WASHINGTON ep mun res and Boston c. hie ot a oa ‘ation to 5. H. JOHNSON & ‘On Sindy. to Baltimore Cinovhweetand Ltherreot where | oa ieee at “a, noy"a, Laurel, Annapolis O'; G. F. HYDE, OU Water street) | Junction, Hadovers and Rik alee LLIAM P. OLYDE & 00.; Breakfast at Reiay. 2 Boat fiadel: | 1:50am.—Baltinore, Annapolis and Way rearkeay S Straebane, Warchontor, Hager ay via Holay. YORK—ROTTERDAM, | 17:40 8 m— Baltimore and Laurel Express, Ew of this I Oat ni Pout of Hooks, Piston i carrying tie U. hi ands, leave Jersey City every al- Seepage “and Saturday. Gabin S65" $70; | CAZA TN Now York, FUNGH sia Freight Ata. LW, jsni-ly | Ast. EDYE £00. ESSE Bits. ei overt ee eet ee | [ORE SEBS nor 9004, —On Sunday only, Baltimore, Annapolis aenEve ee aed (0.40 mh Baltimore Express. Stops at Bladens- City of =A 1 tons | City of Loe Sal] burg, Col cae, span ano Tatrel, Annapolis Jane hast dicent eteame ties pa cen snd eld nap Yen Yor, Ph ee ae ones water snd electric Express. 11:35 tm. on Sunday only f bath and smoking Hi Yor Baltimore sud Way chairs in saloo 4:30 Baltimore, Bledensi and Laurel a mae of passage and other genre ps i Hipwean Frederick via Belay. tops at Annap- ER 4:35 p. m.—Point of Frederick, Hagerstown, [ONSE, Adsmer ms: | “* 9 P, 2 ulnt of Rocks, Broderick, Hagerstown, “press, Wasbinwton ‘dec2s-coly* Jute eax ana id Way Stations only. 440 p.m —Ball polis and’ Way Bts- (UNaRD LINE. NOTIO“. snith the view of the chances of ool- diminishing sion, the Steamers of this line take @ specific course for Hous poinedeipnis Norfolk and_ Baltimore ‘6 Eapresae pm Folate City. Revolt S09 sept Base a Sal cee from, Queenstown to New a the meridian of WatéS 9.25), m2 Wsltimore and Way Stations, ‘st, or Spathing te the of 43. 11:30 p. m.—Ohicago and Columbus Exprese. Sleep- nue) the meridian ofeam ator "polite to the eorth 6 the of 4a | toe, on-staluncre fa xpress 1500 pr Po Ee and Way Btations. SHE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIM. | /Wp. m.—Point of Rocks and Way Between New York and Liverpool, Valine | Plaine Eexproes, Pittsburg, exoept ‘Bunday: pl neg 0. tr nn New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore prev. Stops at Bladens fie Car to New York, and Special sloopiag ping | ) Dally, 3 On Sunday only. Other trains daily | “Aiftrains stop at Relay Station. novis 1878 “Wea 3 og every folowing Wweanesday from New York. io 1878 -eenns' NaviVANTA QO THE NORTH, WEST. A AND SCUTHWEST. Double Track, Steel Rails, SPLENDID BOENERY, MAGNIFICENT ee Effect DECEMBER 16t! cBaINs EEAVE EERE Gen) 5 om Depot, corner of Sixth and B streets, as follows: Ptttebr and the Weeks 16 10 am. arly, a Sy steamers carrying steerage, and 100 gold, | according to sccommodastions. 138 guid, accor’ 6. to steerage, $31, $100 and Return tickets on favorable terms. Tickets iasued ava svecial low rate of $60 eld during the fall and ‘Winter peaeon. Bteeraxe tickets ead ‘Qleeuetows, and all other parts of of oeaoes toeread raten. Sule of } for Belt: Glasgow, lor Car Se fod pie ing Oars. ‘rom Bay rou oD aden pre ‘on the Sey ye a ‘and Chicago; For freignt and i paseare tre soni st, the Company's BALTIMORE AND ‘POTOMAO RAILROAD. Bowling and abun, 1 OTIS BIGRLOW, 806 Th street, Washing: | ‘07, cansnds Roepe ee — a Satur with _Sitly__OHAR.G. FRANOKLYN, Arent N.Y. aed ee iii 10:10 _ GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. tore wih ie I Palace. Gare aftsched Liniited ee ABeosy SUSPENDERS, Se 80 canta - Searfat Si FACTORY, S16 F st. n. ws Opp. Patent Office | ‘ALL AND WINTER GOODS. | 1 except Bi for Annapolis, 7:00. m. and 4:20 p.m. daily, ex- Sunday. 4LEXANDEIA FREDERIOKSBUEG RAIL- ‘AY AND AND ie OY ALEXANDEIA WARHENG: | a 9, pes 231 4: | eae Tan =k Se eT ie { for B Saeki ee 10, 11 3. m. Hoar Go Bunday at atd.d0 snd ad 10 6 m.. and 6 aited dail atsii inst bw best established and only | Se reliable ladies’ vbysicisn in thecity. Fifteen years | axperience. Charves moderate. female ‘com- its quickly cured. jan2eeee | BS. ROLAND. Doctress and Midwife, Office 503 2 nd only reli ble Ladies" Phycictan in the city. "Gan be consulted | _ PROPOSALS. jaily from 10 to 9 o'el ed. all female complaints quickly ES >ROPOSALS FOR IHON WORK. Orrice oF THE SuvERVISING ARCHITECT, 7 Treastey DEPART s, D.C, Janna 1 posal, will be’ received af this | yn SEM ofthe io pes Tepe any, I | famishing delivering, fitting and pusting’ in complete the rolled iron beams for pecond ant this H. JOHN TRIPP’S BLOOD PUBI- TER is a certain cure for 8 8; arin Tu pails Soe ad saree bearing mn Trade | foots and cast fron columns ‘32c0) DR. PS BaS TRIPP. | tories oft the bualtne Yor the frre stot Engravine and Print in this city, in i. LEON, a Seas Established and ouly | Shue, specification and sehedaie santee ce a Beliabie Lalies: a am the city. can be ‘any additional information may be had omar. consults da ita quickly cured. | Pucgtton at this Ofice or the Ole» of the Superia: Gitice nod Res! donce.13 Barnet st Baltimore 16. Ta* aT bt Acting Supervising Architect. 60 REWARD IF DR. EROREEES FAILS TO | ppeare re-erpericnos ice 9068S Janl3.2w* {INAL NOTICE TO THE Hi ERS | F OF Bene aires THE 2 NOMTHBES Leoe Under the Plan of Heogeantzaton, rattiod st. &.W., opposite Simi Duneronenes LEUCOBRHGA, the all cases of Femail \yacenmeg Srrewulari- | decree of the Court, the erp Bondholders tes, &e., quick! calomel used in any | should be allowed’ to participate gia ihe Hana disease.” DRE Swe 1605 L, near 16th nw.Js.Ine | the Plan, Ing the Conversion of Bon to breterred | Stock, i to ihe discretion of the Purch ERVOUS EXHAUSTION—A medicales. | Committee. “Mo ecu usta N aoe OEE Pate ett Tae DInESIOT Houpine a sree J Tem January er Petts 1879. 5 : the case of C) can be trator of SAMUEL TY The Adminis: aay end Borardae nie Ome eB oresaid has, with 5 pete | i 2,7 nest Ok a, adjoining National Hote! from | Supreme Court of, the District oF Golumnbia afore: 3to9p mon all the Urinary. | Said appointed TUESDAY, Febreary au, A. D- a System. Recent and Chronic | 1879, for the final settiement'and distri of the Soamakstions sredo we complaints quickly cared. | rrsous entats of ald decraced An of nw atona | gia deed. im every can, Willen vente egoerienge | PaPdzay, (uae the tae hays been collested cad | Suton Qa = — eae Oe au thar chine more muah ary a | 0 Da micoun’s. GM OF LiFe RE | otherwise by law be excluded from ail benemt in ‘stores manhood adie of youth to the | een eroeided 8 cosy Cf this once — Eipossibie: ‘Thus Life restoring remedy should be | faxton Law Reporter aud Evening Star newspapers taken by. aboat te marry, or who have become | Le Test : ‘weakened from sucess oF sn) olber cause, Becces | | iaudlawiw' A. WEBOTEL, Resistor of Wills fe every case as certain as s gence | — Seer ce eke ORES | Geoeee.s meas " Dranvists eupeiea™ water | ‘Piste mena's on ave. ae rks : ‘at the RUBBERS, RUBBERS, BURBERS 95e.. 25, B5e. * 100.000 LADI IS8ES and CHILDRE! RUBBERS fron tie tee mianuaetoris reeuiet this day. Sold for 25 cents a pair at the great BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 491 Penna. avenue—Bign of the Red Flag: The rush is grest fi Call early at the ereat BOSTON Snug Qucrion, 491 Pennsylvania avenue. FIVE CENT SHOES. A it demand at the BOSTON BHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 491 Pennsylvania avenue. MEN'S CALF, 60 agate Bot top at ’shooe at The Tae BOSTON SHOE HOUSE: 451 Penusylvauid averse. MEN'S RUBBERS AT 50 CENTS. ATTENTION TO LADIES. A Philadelphia city made Kid and Goat bh Pee ae heet BUTTON BOOT, musde by eae And 1.000 pair LADIES” SIDE LACE BOOTS, at gl Shs 5 is pair. Made by the best manufacturers {9 THIS ENTIRE STOCK MUST RE CLOSED OUT BY MARCH Ist TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING GOODS. Jani7-tr I-23 Corner 6th and O BIGN OF neatiy executed. New Elastics inserted in Gaiters by patent machine; price 7% cents to $1. jant NEw YORK SHOE STORE, 605 Pennsylvania avenue. ING AN ACCOUNT OF PETOOR OT WILE SEE ALL ote FALLS AND TER GOODS AT PRIME OOST. A FEW QUOTATIONS. Stes" Pebble Goat. ie Goat Bat Eaaige Grooms made Goal Buttor Ladies’ Custom made, 1. RICHOLD, Prorateror. GEORGES, atures a Sat Fige BOOTS, SHOES streets, under National Hotel. THE BIG BOOT ‘a Easier French Spee oa Bee Bi Gents Ba cohmns me Bessssuse Se All kinds a Boor for Boys and ard of low ‘These ‘are te best and chespest goods ever offered atany Togitimate sale in this city. Jan8-tr GEO. McCARTHY. Positive CLOSING OUT SALB op 545,000 WORTH mw BOOTS, GAITERS AND SLIPPERS, PUBE GUM BOOTS AND SHOB WITHOUT REGARD TO GOST, at LOUIS BEILBRUR, Ho. €09 7th street northwess, Siem oF—“THAT OLD Woman oy Mumm” novié-tr [SPBOvED STUDENT LAMPS, BRASS AND NICKLE PLATED, AT REDUCED PRIGES. SCHAEFER'’S, 1016 Boventh street n.w., jal6-tr Dealer in Chins, Glass and Plated Ware. GAEF: FLEISCHMANN. & CO., OOMPRESSED YEAST. of the genuine Compressed Yeast are ‘who once uses GAFF, FLEIBCH MA) cannot Ieducea fo Staaten eee eae wre isa regal eer toe ty Eble are tobe avoldod food heal is w first we None nine withont our. ANTHONY, DEW dect-te Depot-1419 18th street. PW IN F. BROOKS. Fifteenth street, O@RCORAN BUILDING. aE ICY DROP LIGHTS and SHADES: also, STOOK OF ae ero) and pone pam os oe LAMPS, all of the latest Patterns and Bole agent for it for thesale of Mesars. Mitchell, Vance & Co.’ GAS FIXTURES. % A large stock on hand. 2 Guarantee entire satisfaction. Agent for Dr. Colbur’s EVAPORATORS. decl8-tr ee ee «NO. E. KENDALL & SON, DEALERS 1 0040H HARDWARD anp BUILDERS’ Goops, 619 B street n.w., Nuus B. & P. B. B. Daroz, Washington, D. 0. Bas Inox, Horse 8x0z Inom amp Narus, ‘Tor-Piare, Zrxo, Hues, Rims, Sroxes, Duoxs, DRILIA. Om, OGaRPErs, Pane, VaRnise, MacHIe BELTING, Pacunie axp Laoma, Octd-ly Reorem THE OFFIOR OF THE Sear Tor Satan, Marv nee oe Sere SS soars ‘waa thoroughly woh eee eee PREeRES TO-MORROW. Forex. Auctioneer. POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK. I will sell upon the premises, No. 427 Tru STREET NORTHWEST, between D and E streets, Commencing THIS DAY at 10 o'clock, and continue Day ano EVENING Until the entire stock is disposed of, $10,000 WORTH OF BANKRUPT STOCK, Now Ores. To be sold to the highest bidder, without reserve, ‘The public invited, as the eoods will be old to suit purchasers. Gan27-6t] FOLEY, Auctr. . ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. NISTRATOR’S SALE OF HORSES, B oes TESRY LIND WAGON, HARNESS Ge, ‘der of the Supreme Court for tue Disiniet of Columbia, holding a erect term cn Tuesday, the 2ist day of January, Pig danall cel on, THURSDAY, Satan 30th, A. o'clock a.m., pi of ‘Tson: effects of Jno. 0. Ccok, deceased, at the stable: 1203 mex E street. between 17th and 13th ‘nordhwest the fol- Gee ne Dane” ar articles: Th leit Shaka e Horses, Jenny Lind Wagon, 1 Top Biaey, ness, Stable Utensil &e. Tori cash ee? Hat JOHN J. COOK, Admninistrat ILLL iis 4 & Co. act jan?7-d Auctioneers, 938 and 940 Louisiana avenua, oStthg OF FALL TOP 8 PHETON SIDE BAR GGIES AND COURT- TPORM AYAGONS LAND P Having received a large consignment ~ @-above, direct from factory. ol Sea rf Covk, core Ohio, we wil Bess ‘ROBE! PER EMPTORY. Bk cite, Bieit HHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. POTOMAC FISHERIES AT AUCTION. On THURSDAY. 0th, 1879, at Lagelgck in front of the Mark se, Georgetown. D. C., L shall seli the three Fisheries on the Upper Potoinse, known as Oloud’s Landing. ‘Terms at sale, jan23-dts _THOMAS DOWLING, Anct. EA By viriue of a deed of trust to me, bearini date onthe 9th Octover, 1673, aud recorded a in Liber No. 800, foito 15), of the iand recordsaitd for the District 6f Goimmbia, and at the raquest of the party secured thereby, Iwill sell_at public auc- fon, in front of the pretiaeg, on ‘THURSDAY, the day of Janngry. A.D. 1979, at 4o'clock p-n, all that piece or parce! of ground, situate in the city of Washinwton, in the District of Columbia, known a8 nbered sixteen, (16,) in Charles’ Just’s re- corded subaietsion oF Lots numbered three (3,) four 4, AD by six <G ) seven ((,) thirty seven (37,) thir ty‘eight (38,) and thirty-nine (39,) in equare num- Beret coven hundred and thirty-two (0b) with tue improvements, consisting of a three-story@Brick Dyelling House with all modern improvemel ‘ferms of sale, as prescribed by deed of tru: half cash; balance fn sx and twelve months, with nine per cent. interest from day of ‘sale, secured by deed of trust on the property. A deposit of 8100 re. quired at time of wale. Conveyancing at cost. of purchaser. “If terms are not complied with in Bye lays from day of sale, the Trustee resorves the rit to resell at cot and risk of defaulting purchaser after five days’ advertisemen JantT iit) WILLIAM A: GORDON, Trastos CHANCERY 8 SALE OF PREMISES NOS. 433 442 1 STREET NORTHWEST, WASHINGTON, D. 0. U NDER DECREE BY REME ou ‘RT, ., IN NO. 2,659, obditttspas, January 30, 1879, clock p. m., I will offer for tle, at public in front of the premises, in separate harcels: the above described property, Dein’ parts Oflots id and 11. square south of squire 616 is: One-third cash ; residue in three equal in- at six, twelve and eighteen months, at 6 iil retained until full psyment deposit on acceptance of Conveyancing and recording at pur- a further perticulars app! For turiher Tees 3. ED rnp, Trustee, ‘street n w., city, AMAN, An ie Ey: AG 17-£ vit T. E. WAGG ety yy SanLTEinsw 'HOMAS DOWLING, ‘Auctionoer. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF THREE OF THOSE HAND SOME FOUR STORY DWELLI ON Gi Te SAND 335, EET, NOS. 1313, 1 EEN @ AND B STREET By virtue of tres several decds of trust dated the 21st April, 1874, and reco! in Liber No. 790, at paies 173, 2, tnd 119, Teapectively, of the laud records of the District of ‘olumbia, the subscribers will sell to the brader on'the premia 1@ 3d day of February, 4 ing property, situated in Square No. 240, in the city of ton, District of Columbia, sccording 10 Sulpman, Exley & Richards’ subdivision, to wit: ‘Twenty-one, Twenty-two and Twenty six. a being 20x00 fect, and each containing a 4-stors brick dwelling house, with modern conveniences Terms of sale: One-fourth or more of the purchase money in cash (or all cash at the option of thepurcha- ser.) and the residue in one, two and three y notes of equal etm, bearing interest at 8 per cent. per annum, parable seth! annually from the aay of aale, fo be secured on the property sold, by Ged of trast, tothe satisfaction of ‘the Trustees, including insur A deposit of 8100 on each honse will ba re- Guived at the time of the wale “Tho houses will i sold separately, and all conveyancing will be at marchaser’s HYDE, Pijanlo-dts. GN. THOM, f Trastece (PHOS. E. WAGGAMAN, iteal Estato Auctioneer. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO THREE STORY BRICK HO! pa noe 26 AND 27, ON E 1871, STREET NOR’ mite Unser and by menue or decd of January, and recorded in ‘ier No 6, folio cap the land records of iatr 115 PF foasotoot eee money tobe =e ne of money, paid in two equa it rite, at _elx and twelve reas after day of sale. For the @ deferred payments, the notes of the From dy of eal e siven, bearini pats Dar Cs cent. ere rom day of sale, and'secure y tg anid ‘Trustee, or “all cal at op) ton a oepur Chere, Sito denen Or en bane re- Guired when bid is accepted. If terme of sale ave bot complied with in seven days,the Trustee re- serves the right to resell at Take snd cost of default- ing purchaser, |, JNO, B. FRANKLIN, Trustee, ‘HOS. E. WAGGA Jan16,30,22,25,29,feb1,3,6,8,10, 5, IS&T OUNG& MIDDLETON, Auctioneers. TRUSTEES SALE Ge A NEW THRE! Ree DWELLIN ‘ORY FRAME BUILDING IN THE. eee ST SIDE OF NORTH CAPIT( ae INH AND I SRREEOS Nor TH virtue of a deed of trust dated October AIR, Wir Gay rosoeden in Estes BOs at fr 365, one of the land records of the District of Colunsbia-and et the req party secuted thereby, we will sell at public auction, in frout of the pretises’ on THURSDAY, February 6th A De 1879, at 4 o'clock p.m., all that certain piece or par: ot of ground in and being situate in the city of Washinton, District of Io numbered: thinly. twoc Gah fr aubdivielon Of square numbered six hundred and , seventy-six 676), together wit im ee a Ferme. Oneduha cash. and. the Dalanee in ax twelve and eighteen months trom day of sale, for hich notes 0 the purchase bearing sare fe Pe apa ct Sold, oF surance on pert deed stot at. trapand ie of the purchaser. A deposit of $100 required at time of sale, and ad all re edo ing and Conveyancing at purchaser's Cos right to resell the Poetys Hane ere fre complied with, in seven diye fr fron time of ale, af tink and cost of dereniting pure TONES, jan24-eo&dbs BF. BTMIGER,; Trustess, 7 ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. onEES Ae ey OF THE STOCK OF THE aE GOL AND STATIONERY STORE, No. Lad SEVENTH | STREET, BETWEEN L AND M, NORTHWEST, On MONDAY, February 3, commencing at 10 a.m , and’continning from day to day shall sell at the above well. nen muenee large and well assort- ed stock of Books, Stationery, Picture Frames, Al- Dams, ete eto. ; in fact, all articles nauaily found in a first-class tore. Sale absolute, it being by Virtue of an t by WB. White for the ben- efit of his creditors. Aneiraee. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & 00 Auces jaz7-a USTEES’ SALE OF THE VALUABLE REST "BENGE ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF K STREET AND VERMONT AVENUE. By virtue a deed of trust, dated June 19th, iia eae eak py ener the creditor et we will peau: in front of wat! Roe sie . oo ‘cvoume LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GOLD AND VER WATCHES, IN MEN'S, LADIES AND BOYS' SIZES, AT VERY MODSBATR PRICES. S MM, W. GALT, BRO, & 00, deokt-tr ZORGE TRUESDELL, Auctioneer. of Hats ‘Siraw) is bretlas, (Silk and tabi, jhuelvine, ‘Gonfornacares Ula mage ™M =f : Ww. at 890 5 we = TROTT, arene, J Te oe ar ‘ate Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE OF A DESIRABLE. TYOSTORY FRAMED No SINTH STREET NORTHWEST. YES oa SATULDAES Pace 1 at 4 ce Terms eagy. Jan29.3t* ([HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES. SAR OF i IMPROVED, REAL, ES. ATE IN WASHINGTON CITY, D.C. ON « TREET SOUT! WEED TWELITH AND TAIRTEENTH 8 STREETS WEST By virtne of a deed of dated Novem- her 24th, 1871, and recorded in Liber 666, pase: Set 404, Se. of the ike land reconigof the District “of ‘oom e est 0 he y Secured owhlsell on MONDAY ~ thes 30th Feb- at _public auction, in Front of ths prank Of Lat 17, in Square 247. in ith the improve _ ay gf Nastaae ments and appu ‘Termeof cate: One third cash : balance in six, twelve anc eighteen months, with interest at eizht'(s) per cent, per aneum, in notes of the purchaser, oF to be se- by a deed of trust on the premises sold. Con. nein at purchaser's cost. A resale will ibe had at pure ‘sTisk shonid compliance be not wid tonneefeatewithin seven days after sale, 8: Terms at time of sale. TO WHOM IT MAY © _ We hereby give n in fof valuable Books % stored in the cof aT M_Ovendort. VALTER B. WILLIAMS & ¢ elit’ ington, and being ed atid marked B i at 8 OF paroela of grown city of Waal H hi Sud lying in sai known and describe idence, with all au dern improvements. ‘Terms of eale: One-fourth in cash; balance in six, twelve, cizhteen and twenty-four months, with in’ terest at reven per cent. per annum, secured by a cea of trust on premises sold. A de} legosit of $200 be required at time of sale, and all convey: at purchaser's cost. Terma to be complied with in seven days, otherwise the ‘Trustee reserves the right to resell the property at risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after five days’ advertise. ext. MILLIAM B. TODD, oe B. BH. WARNER, At PRAT & ROBEY, Say 938 and 940 Louisiana ayenue. SPEED FOR SALE! SPEED FOR SALE! We will sell at our Bazaar, on BATURDA February Ist, at 10:30 a.m., a masniticent Bay Horse, black points, ) years old, 15 hands hit, tal touching the eroand. and flowing mane, sound as the day he was foa'ed, and Record BETTER THAN itis horse is perfectly kin ig and out of ‘abl and fearless of'e locomotiy Mr. O. B. Sanderson has handiet this horse for secur ten days, and satisfied hinself and owner that he is a trotier, and the finest gaited horse in the District. He is algo a very fine eaddie horse doing all the cross gaits. He is sold for no fault. ‘The sule will be poritive. His sulky will be sold with Tt is a Cantrey pronounced by every n the city to be the finest they ever eat in BIRCH & KOBEY, Aucts. Tuos. = Wan GAEAT Real Estate Auctioneer. VAL TABLE, sSRIGE VEN- PEENTH STREET NORTHWEST. > By virtue of t certain deed of trust re. corded in Liber No. 141 fol 25, of the land records of the District of Columbia, T will at public auction, in ‘front of e INth day of February, Toke roy iu all thot cortaingareel Of land ae tine etty of Washinton, designate? as lot num- beied € (is), in Shephera’s subdivision of ed Leixty-four (164), ee oflice of the surveyor Trusteo, Jan39-2awcds » AS prese bed by said deed of tru “indebtedness secured by the deed , to wit, $7,500, with interest at the rate of annum from October 7th, 187, in cash: the balanee at oyeive en mouths, for which the notes of the | cr. bearing interest from the day of sale and | on the property sold, shall be taken. A de- 0 e Fequiréd of the e purchaser at | aud all convoyan sof the purchsser jangi-d LEWIS CLEPHANE, Trostea, | \ H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer. \? Aes ae OF VERY canoes ar be OP EET BEING TE | ING AT. Be NOMPREASD BEG eh AND E STREETS 3 ihe time of sale, all beat the | By eas of a deed of Aone dated Fe>rua- / ry 1, Be and recordea iber 726. folio 4, of the land records of the District e, Co Tanibia, and also by virtue of : omg June 1, ae and recorded in ‘756, folio 18, one of the land records of ‘het arnt ‘of ‘Columbia; T will sell As public auction, in front of the rn to the highest bidder, oe mo o'clock on eae? 24, 1879, ‘stg eatdelty of W, etahens ‘cstun ying in sai 'y of ai D, Dia. and bei the larwe four-story and <d roof bul rat ho ortheast f 7th iwansard roof bu: at the northeast corner of and F etreets, near the Post Office and Interior De- partments. A’ ‘plat giving an exact description of the ee ‘will be exhibited at the eale. proper- ty from its location presents a tempting opportunity for investment to latge capitalists. : Five thousand, cash, and the bal: aust six, twelve four and thirty-six months we able semi-annually, and upon the property, containing a covenant Tor the insurance for the’ bouefit of the ‘Aeterred motes Unt their payment. and also for the payment of taxes. Five hundred dollars to be paid at the sale when the proj perty ins struck off. Tnca case rs terms are not complied with in ten days after the sale, the ‘Trustee re«erves the right to resell the roperty. at | the risk and cost of the defaniting pur | | ive days’ advertisement in the Hvening Stsr. si | conveyancing and recording at the purchaser's cost. | jan22-d&ds WM. H. WARD, Trustee. * RUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. SITUATE No. 100 TWENTY Ay AND i SIXTH Se STREETS ae Under end’ by of 8 of trust, Sateat the ei tay of MastaD 0 and re- corded (0. 752, folio 238, one of. | the ‘land records for ine County of Washinzton,. | trict of Columbia, and at secured thereby, i will sell at front of the prom ieee, on TUE clock soribed Real Estate, it is the request of the party = niblic auction, | those pieces or erownd sit so, Nt and, Deing in the City of Wash ington. District of Golumb'a. snown, and described as Lots * ad *K,” in Sutanel C and Everett an Wrese subdivision of Square numbered tere . together, with the improvements. consisting o tory Brick Dwelling, having ali modern iprovemente Mikes of sale: One-fourth cash ; balance in oneand two years, with interest at 8 per Centum per annum irom date of sale. secured on the property geal cast at the option of purchaser. A deposit of 6200 Feantired at time of sale. If the abore terms are not complied with in seven days, the Trustee reverves ie uht to reeell the property at the risk and cost of vrciaea purchaser. All conveyancing at cost of purcl TARBELL DYER, Surviving Tro WALTER 1 WILETAMS & CO. Ache. jana B. B. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer. TRUSTEE'’S SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es- cane UATE OO OHIO AVENUE, BE AND FIFTEENTH STREETS NORTHW:! ST By virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date on the 23d day of Jn D. 1874, and re- corded in Liber Sy 786) folio 4 nae of the. ‘and records for g direction of the party secured for sale at pate suction in Trout of on FRIDA’ ayo oe o'clock p.i a Pow ; al eae. abe toxether with the improvements, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF THREE STORY BRICK RE AND DW oR, NORTH ee BETWEEN ‘Rab Bi RESTS. B ‘a deed of Ape D. id recorded ia Liber saee ts actrees A - the | follo | and was informed, so he say THE EVENING STAR. WEDNESDAY...... January ‘29, LS7R. SSE Te eel Alone Haineedined CONGRESSIONAL, rday’s report ch The bill to pay Warren Mit chell $125,007 cotton taken from him by the { Sin, = = | seen =~ Savannah. Ga., + to 30: ten democrats vot! galust it, and four republicans voting for seen = is moved to ments. The motion was carried b: to 16, Messrs. Bayard, Harris, Keri ‘nan, McPher- son, Morgan and Hill, democrats, voting wita the republicans tn the affirmative. The senate then adjourned. HOUSE.—After our report closed— The post office appropriation bill was further considered, and several amendments, tvereas- ing the appropriation: in the aggregate $335,000, assed callingon the ied statement of expenditures made by the government at the Paris exposition. Strange Case of Hydrophobia, EFFECTS OF THE BITE OF A SPITZ DOG. On the evening of October 2—the day of the great storm which unroofed so many Philadelphia—Mrs. Patrick Gorton. of fin street, sat in her kitchen with her age it twenty months, when lke a knock soundedon the front Gormon went out at the kitchen d small alley leading from the back ot h to the street, her child following. Fini: ° one at the door she concluded it was the and turned to retrace her steps. At this mo" ment there was a scream from the chiid bend her. Turning quickly she found a smail spit dog had seized him by the calf of lex with such a stubborn grip t the obliged Uo seize his jaws before the child could be re rine Gorton, who lives in the same ho solving to take the aniinal’s punishment int own hands, followed it up, and getting within reach of it stopped to catch It, when it flew ather, biting her on the umd and little finger. The woman t to her house, and with her lice g went to Wright's drug store and had the wounds burnt out The next day a man said he had been bitten by the same dog, and had had a policeman to kill ‘The man, who was a rest Pt, had such a dread of t once went to the Pennsylvanta hospital treatment. ‘The wounds to Mrs. Gorimon and the little boy healed in a short time, mouths passed nothing more was thou the On Thursday last Mrs. Gormon bo- 1 force them ed. M & ran to experience a queer burniug sensation about the heart, coupled with shortness breath. ‘The worst, however, was not tillshe attempted to drink waier, and foun giving her the. "Dr Sargeant, of ‘sth Dickinson, Was sent for, and arophobi fits of spasm wiring at times two or of her ends to bold her. On Frid urday spasms frequently er without fee Was smothering. The man and I were bitten by the same dog ¥ uo ill-effeets of the bite Tin m froin Philladeiphta says Gormon died Monday nig Ministerial Simplicit (W. M. F. Round in Sunday Afternoon nd most mischievous of hobb; is he who makes a hob- by of some real or fancied personal tratt of bis own. T knew a minister, who was once plimented by some very soft and spooney ladies—they were not So very y his simplicity. From that ‘tin ec} tiv atcd simplicity tn and out of the pulpit, and vated simplicity is very likely il deg into what. on the outside loc > imnbe- The truly simple minister is simple in childitkedness that Chirst commends. No ever thinks of acting the part of a child. ‘They are childitke because they think nothid about their belug children. This ma ple because he Was vain. F cl the bs concentratedly prattle and h sermons Dabble, r ‘He was so lamb-like that he gambolied away his diaconat e, and in his priesthood turned out what, all lambs es turn out if the er. To this day he goes froni h ‘dealing 0: intellectual baby-talk, the people will because hte is So simple. address up the pleasures of the world, but at last then the bully policeman: Joined in trio thane foe lina “You'd better hold your jawisaimo.” Then {ey were still as mioeies'mo, But, oh. they were madisaimo ‘Ths "te, alr tis everixaimo, (UP ouohl THE BLEAK SIDR OF A COLORADO WINTER.—On the loth of December we had a storm, cleart Up next day, leaving about five or six inches Snow on a level which has remained frozen ever Since. There has not. been a night for twenty ae days but what the mercury lias been below cro, Tanging most of the time from 6 to 20 jow, and Hone of this time through the days bas the mercury been above freezing point. most of the time ranging from 6 above dur- ing the day, and T fear the is not yet. When one looks out and sees cattle over the prairie pawing snow for their ana | hears their mournful Towing, And for one to be located on a sheep ranch forty miles from Den. ver, and to be dragged through the snow on wheels nine miles to get a few groceries and the Reprbifcan to read, and to see bis sheep. show to get something to eat until their tog re lame, and to think one has come here te in ch of health as 1 have, and can stand all these th’ngs he can stand any climate, course we hope for bettor weather, and as we are blessed with good appetites shall con 1o dispoce of antelope an ILS he ustial manner, We think even Fath Meeker must have repented by this time of making the suggestion in one of iis leite he unemploved, “to come out here, Day a cow, down and walt and he would soon have hess of his own.” Tam afraid the poor cow would come home. even to die.—[Gurres- pouslenee of th 1 Republican RDS AND HARD WINTERS. = Tue tendency. to a hard winter fre which usually winter in US. Is, We think with the Kev. F. 0. Morris, him- self a great observer of the habits of birds, {ya mistake. What such arrivals do 4S not What is gone te be so much as What has already happened in these northern the birds flying before the cold, rather {ng precautions against tt before t No doubt: this may imply a severe win- > well as for these northerly regions, y tt noicherly winds prevail as they apt to do when there Is unustal ¢ S which rushes inon the rare ar more humid cle i atmosphere of that $$ only sayin ther ¥ to us, AS proving that is oc only that a hard { uiready there birds fly cout Ich the robins enter he cold mstipportat Johu Vinrine, aved n. Who resided in Mr, Fetly in Fairhill-strees in burn- » Dung-holes of empty beer hogs- is, which had been costed on the inside with 1. and, for the purpose of heating his trons. butlt a fire in the street, He had burned 1 hogsheads, and was tn the act of piercing when.the red-hot tron passing through ie Wooil caused an explosion of confined gas, and the hogshead burst int) pieces, with sre: port ke the discharge of a cannon. Umrine was blown entirely across the street, falling inte the fire on the west side. from which he was dragged by his feliow-workmen, but not until his clothing had been partially burned. He was carried into U but he died in a few . hav truck On the side of his heavy staves of the hi skull, —(Phiiadel of the brightest ann tiest girls in Columbus, ©, Her father, Mary Ryan was on ce sergeant, was exceedingly proud of her, dnd did all in his power to ald her to social suc | ce: Her mother, on the contrary, desired her to become 2 nun. Mary was reluctant to SERL 10 he mothers project, aconvent in Ebensburg, Pa, nothing of her departure until Then he was fariousky yangry. Het at his wife with a rev iver chased ber out of the J love the pret ouse With an ax in his bands, and started they twinkle so. Do you ki that he would } stars twinkle? 1 don't. Maybe and kil everybody In It, except his know some day what makes the y so. Would you if = ——— haps tae good people who have died and gox Tar 8 REY. 0. SouNDs Was cagagrs | asa to heaven know way the starstwinkle so. They | TeVivalist tn nNtC Obto. must be very happy to ‘nom why stars | pete phd people, but a reputation for elo- the twinkle so. You must a be good children, and t be With those good peop | the pretty little stars twinkle so. You must Uink of this when you look at the stat... Do you know that pretty little song begining ‘Twinkle, twinkle,” ele. There was ever-s0- | Much more, and the children toked sleepy and disgusted before my frieud’s tountain of sim- plicity had half ran out. A WHERLING SENSAT 4s Attempt to Destroy G cittzens of Wheeling an atterapt w. made on Sunday D Sons unkown to urn some valuable books Lelonging to the city gas company. The fire Was first noticed by a passer-by, wlio, on enter- ing the office, discovered the books—eight in number—of the company st anding on the marbi slab of the counter, all partially open and satu- rated with keresene. The books were a) in the form of a circle, and in the center were the gas bills of the company and what miscel- Taneous writings could gathered. Two or three of the books were burning, and these were thrown down and stamped upon by the officers until the flames were extinguished. | Mayor Sweeney at once took charge of the books, and an ‘Investigation 1s now going for- ward into the cause and motive of the tire. Charges had recently been made that there was a deficit in the accovnts of the secretary of the company. and this, together with the fact that the lock in the oftice door was of a peculiar pent and only three persons held a key to il, as excited a suspicion that the destruction of the books was attempted in order to defeat an official investigation which seemed imminent. ‘The officers of the company, however, disclaim any knowledge of the cause of the tire, and deny the existence of any ercoked accounts. A SURGEON Svxs THE Howarp: rather more than ordinary interest was tiled in the fifth district court yesterday. The suit ts entitles Dr. Samuel Walker against the Howard Assocletion of New Orleans. “The doctor shows that he is a practicing physician of New Or- leans, and that on or about the 5th day of Sep- tember he was employed by the Howard Asso- ciation. He s: that he accepted said employ- iment prompuy, and went to Greenville under the iustructions of the association to attend upon the sick there. He reached Greenville on the 10th of September, and remamed there treating the sick until the 16th day Of Ootober, When he returned to New Orleans and made his report to the association. In going to Greenville, the doctor says, he necessarily abandoned his suit, of private practice in New Orieans, which, up to the time of departure, had been remunerative and profitable. He went to the office of the association on his retufn, and requested to be paid for the services which he had rendered says, that the associa- Uon owed him nothing, and consequently would Pay him nothing. The doctorsays that he then made out his account for $5,000 against the as- sociation, and demanded payment of the sam Which was refused. He therefore a: nds ment for the above-named amount.—[V. 0. Times, Jan, 2A. sae Tn et sa THE SOUTH'S CLAINS OR MONEY.—AS to get- tng money out of the Treasury, whatever we are justly entitled to we want. We won't quar- rel about the claims of so-called southern ne alists; but we will quarrel with Mr. Bi other northern men of both parties if we omot Scon secure some sort of an i aeeng my of national aid. We claim that the ‘has re- celved an undue share of national aid, and that now it is but justice for some little help to be extended the ee south. For hundreds of reasons that have been given hundreds of — we want. hetp to. butt bulla @ railway across sou ern soll to Because it ts just and proper we want help hel) 3 ‘to improve the navigation of the Mississippi river and to reclaim the Mis- Sissipp! valley. Pine South seks tacos tee toe ‘Dut because she belie egar, ves She 18 en- title tothem. If Mr. Bi be other north. ern democrats are so 0] ‘to these measures FEY soul seek them tm ‘other party affiliations. — (Vicksburg (Mixs.) Herald, Jan. 24. CHILD BURIED BY 4 SNOW SLIDE.—Yesterday aft — about i 6’clock, ita rear-old daugh- “g cw. Gould, pope’ sth street, South eral men arrived wil and after 15 or 20 a a ‘sev- cong soon recovered, an fappeared to on Pas acne only a few iL scratcnes.— (Boston Traveler, Jan ORVILE Grant, warned ‘in Philadelphia peta t Ulysses will be the next | wide. nee preceded him, and handbills advertising iits first ‘appearance were circulated far and A great congregation was drawn togeth- Brother Sounds had not uttered a halt en words before a boy stood up and excited- y said: | *“That's my fath ‘The interruption confused the revivalist so much that be sat and the meeting was soon dismissed. The "s mother explained that the clergyman was her husband, and that she had separated irom him because he was a drunkard: but he retase to recognize her, and there is to be an investi ca tion, 8&0, Lord.” a Kent minister prayed “thou hast seen by the morning Pa ers how the Sabbath was desecrated yesteruay.” t?-The late Major John H. New of New Or- leans, bequeathed all hi: perty toa lady in Europe, who once nursed him and his wife through a severe sickness. 2A democratic paper in Kentucky reports that the republicans of that state are bringing forward the name of Gen. Eli H. Murray for Governor, and {U speaks kindly of him. —— MAERIED. WHEELER—DOWNING Sfp peterpan ed of the bride's parents, corner #th and L,strests morthwest, Bath, 1879, by the Bev. FP on Tuesday, Jainuary McCarthy, Oras. 8. Wis eLer to Miss Lizzie B Dowsisa:of this city No cards, (Waltusore: Sn please copy.) . = | DIBD. ALDURGER, On. the, 28th, of January, 1879. Roneer O.,son of Wm. Hand E. 3. Alburger, in = twenty. shirst year of his axe. {Philadalp TY Pieyeral ca at his father's residence, 1625 Tvices Sixth street uorthwest ‘Thursday, at 100 clock a 2. Friends of the fatily invited to attend. DLEE. On January 28th, 1879, Marrie , daughier of W. ¥. and Matiie A. Chandiee, inthe seventh year of her age on Thursaay, the 30th, at 3 .m., fromthe residence of ber parents, 1223 Vermout avenue, to which the friends of the family are respectfully im even! uM BU URLEBAUS. — Pim 28th. 1879, at ¥ o'clock, is oor an ful i iiinena, which she bore in ‘Christian forutede PReprcna HURLeEAUs, in the forty-seventh year of her *f. Friends 3 invi — Mt attend Ech get rom ler late lence, joptikomery corner Beall. spractown, D-c., Thureday, January oth, HARDESTER. Suddenly, on the afternoon of the 28th January, 1879, Davi Hanbestaa, the phage EF acl The relatives and friends of the family are re. Spectiully invited to ee his funeral, r- tue late residence, cv Fourth and strects: none east, on to- a ES (Thursday) afternoon, a 2 ° PHY. be the 7th od January, se Kotre, rene rel friends of the family are reapect- fully inyited to attend the funeral, from the resi- ‘Tinmeeday snopning, tive Jute instants ae BO pclae, ins, the 0th tat rel Solemn Fequiem mass at the Church of the Imimac- ulate Conception. " hall REESE. On themominc of January 20th, Evwarp Wituiam Reese, in the twenty-fourth 1S of bis age. noon, th ou inate t, "at thre inn k, Foam th irtieth 5 ree o'cloc! gem, the Bir father, No 411 Metreet southwest, Friends and acquaintances of spectfully invited to attend. SHEFFIELD. In Baltimore, January y ath BT, Mrs. Jane B. SHEFFIELD, mother of Ass tello, of this city, in the fifty fourth year of her age, Funeral in Baltimore terment at Glenwood on etery at 3 p.m. Wuureday, January 9, [Bich- mond (Va.) papers please copy. “eo serene oF Fith, 1674, of soaret fever, Warwue Eilaiottana Grimes Senn. Wah, 0.8 8 UNDERTAKERS. P ae Pie haved © 0b. No. 789 7th st. n.w. Residence on premises. @21-Im° Le W. ‘B. SPEARE, 2 UNDEBETAKER, Gormeriy with BR. ¥. Harvey). 940 F street n. w., One door east of Tenth street. # Siete and on the most ream the family are re- Jom &. waiarr, 1887 10th 0. 0. o