Evening Star Newspaper, January 30, 1879, Page 3

e AUCTION SALES. ON BALES. AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON, The steamer W. W. CURCORAN, SMAN & GKEEN, Auctioncera. pean reoent'y baiit and furnished, “Speets® | THOS. E. WAGGAMAN ik Beane. Reat Estate Auctioneer por TR Norice To MOUNT VERNON Pa) FUTURE DAYS. a | | ptsin, is the only best, -ROPERTY ONG STREET. SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED ghowed tos STamencere at oust’ ROUTH EAST AE ASD SIXTH STREETS st ON C ST T SOUTH. HE. pene cil Re . ting admission HOUREEAST, IMPROVED BY A SMALL FIRST AND SECOND STREETS ee Steamer loaves (th etrect wher? aatiy Coandays ex. Spm. 3. Mei la Or eepted) at 1s m.. and returns ab BOLLINGS WORTH. Burt Late October 23st, 1374. and resorded in Liber No. ‘767, folio 134, et Under and by virtue of a deed of trast, BSS tome, Neral | and de is 9 land records fount Vernon key, one of the land records. ir Taber No. #09, foto Amociation. L. Ls BLAKE. ‘steamer WW Gor of the District of Oiiumbia and atthe eect | at the eaqucat of | — els the party secured thersby, Twill, on SATURDAY, a pubic asic” = ~ be int Gay of Febris : AY, the | QUMMED ARRANGEMENT, offer for ate. in fron’ of the premiane, E part Barut. ck tn, tll YOR NORTULK, FORTRESS monnox axo tua 2h <t ummbered 3. in Sqnare numbered $45, tn tha arcel of ground, sitnate in the city’ of District of Columbia, having a 1 the 2 fc strict of Columbia, known as son, (16,) in Charies Just'a re— f Lots numbered three (3,) four front of 27 feet next adjoining the east same lot 3, and running back with that depth of the sane. further notice, every Mondee: Woe ‘erme of ales: One-third cash; balance in six and | tyteht (8) day, twelve months, with interest at 7 per cent., secured | bered seven bu ‘0 (733,) with the ys — F dary bol o'clock Gat canecting bya deed of truston the prop ny sold, or altcash, | iuprovements, consisting. of 4 three-story ao — ae nts. ee ce se cher at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of $50 | Dycliita Roure with all modern improvement will be required when bid is accepted. If the tern are Lot complied with in seven days the Trustee re- Ferves the right to resell the property, at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. Jan2leokds THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Trustee. » Thuraday and Saturday. at 20 | ners FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDIN JOH TH poe Osptats Jon a of ped by deed of trast: One. mice in six and twelve months, with nitf per cent. interest from day of sale, secured by decd of trust on the property. A deposit of $100 re. : ui time of sala. Conveyancing st cost of Mod, leaves ber wharf, tern.in yu aser. If terme are not complied with I soca anger = aaa : {apes day ofa yoga erent ate “J A i » rece] it cost Tisk of faulting purel iv fran, Noo.ini and Leonardtown, stopping atinter, UCATIONAL. aiter five days advertisement, ty, Teurntes and Hekariey. Oay® fo Son. Eu iTION. dam HERMANN will Japii iit WILLIAM for further information, Lessoun in Classen or private. . For terms by pty atthe office, over Sar Metropolitan Dank, Knox's Peprees Ofice, te at Tenidence, No. 87 12th Company's Wart, foot of 6th etcect oe OF Mt \HARLOPTE HALL puomas DOWLING, Auctionser. plicatio on TRUSTEES SALE OF THREW OF THOSE HAND. B.J. AOCINELLY, Awent ers for Boned an Paitin pREIWELEN Q AND EC STREETS! STZ. =RS Ww rirenls s ze Virtue of three several deeds of tru: dhe Stean SSTOHR Gitsow mds ekmiamr, — For ctenlsr arnly ‘WILLIAM T. BRISOOE, gach dated the 2ist April, 8/4, and recorded t Eas 27 Seomoras a Sor es . 750, at pastes Fy a reese) a otek New ei Jan27-eolm Secretary to Board of ‘frusteos_ Fexpactivelg: of bie tana Tears of ie District of ers vdey, and : i oltmina, the subscribers will well to tho hi ‘hasan ree isa : ery ; bidder onthe: promises, at €-0'clork pm. on MON- Freight tst-n at lowast raten For information pte DAY, te sada of Febrgary, AD. 1H. the ottow Spply at office over Metropolitan Bank, 15th street, cD HOM x of French Second Terni | ! $y Gene Peoraing | er to RP A. DENHAM, Agent, Water street, | }otpHONMe “Chariots pass the door. ave, of anki aie at 00 oeorttion tn on @AMUEL BACON, President, DUC and Lith et care within onesaqare. San LE es ar eons Una as ¥ each being 20x) fret, k dwelling house, with modern conveniences. ns of sale: One-fourth or mor NSTRUCTION IN SPANISH, Day and Evening NOBTE GERMAN LLOND-—sreanm DSc UCTION, GN SPANISH, Day and Evening 4% Liss Be sween New Yous, Hayes, Lonpom, a bats __ sant. of the purchase BouTH!xPTUN AND BREMEN CISDEMGARIER SORMAL INSTITUTE, wit | cash (or Alicashat the option of the purcha: The kicauiess of this cowpany will xi every Sat- Model Kinderwartena and Advanced Classe | inoue, two 4 a Pier, loot of 84 Mux LOUISE POLLOOK, 920 Sth st, aud alice | Hotoken & passtine From xr eee SUSIE POLLOCK, 1127 1th et. n.w., Princivals ium, payable son Fork to Havr-, London, Nonthamyton Day and Laden "” dectedor” | to ke kccured on the property eold, by Goad of trust mane Bree cab BeCOE > RED aiOuAES oo eeon esalist ya "Tritsteus! iuelutine i Colds stearate EW cae Pee rite es oe: | \{ADEMOISELLE ¥. PRUD'HOMME’S FRENOH ents ree ee tae OE UBIGE © O8,.. S Sowting Green, Bromnens—InrenMepiaTe—ADVANGED Besidence—1014 12th st. n. w. Cissses for youns Ladies and Children are oon QULYDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINE yj perwess nr, | Trastoos 4 nected with English schools, G.N. THO zac PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WABHINGTON qin Tactics sed eee ene eens (lanes for Le | WyIRCH & ROBLY, Auctioncers, dies, Ladies sud Gentlemen, Boys aud Girls. Private AND GEORGETOWN, Jegeens if preferred. 988 and $40 Louisiana avenue. Gonnecting at Philadciphes with Ulyde’s NBA gooa pronancistion (Parisian) and the SALE _ SPEED FOR SALE! Linc fo> Soston, Providence, aad uae of practical conversation rapidly acquired by | BD IT ECR RACAAT OLS Oe ths hew England States pupils. The cra system a spevialty. Foe cu A 2 Will commence Janay 6th, but Pa | A ‘y [or i; @ and will only be charged | B3% Horse, oi SporEn aT Meats. Call any dsy between ud lL o’cloca, ur Mondays sna Thursdays after 4 p. m. dect4m | 'S COLLEGE, pile rom: the time the; ed, at ‘FaRLe Boanp— ree is perfectly ki 2 of & Locomotive. himself and at he & pst aited h iL streets nw. Established isa | {ust be Sean tines Scar oe eecieeee eee ae ec all the. cross | for no fant, The y SOHN! olding Positions of tri profit. ‘The Eas Hors sulky will be sold with eee aod Toe ene | ankranes Penaatndpy Spalice Composition Bie Th ee Gamay ace Grcaoencen by, every ‘Washinton, G. FP. HYDE, 59 Wate respondence, Business Csiculations, Sinrio and n the city to be the finest th Georgetown WILLIAM P. CLYDE. Do ee ra a seo BIROW & BOE — = Ha Boule Wasrves, Fee | Fihice and Lectuton Entire course Way pe ood WALiEE b WILLIAMS & 00, Ave = pleted attending day or even ing seesions. For par Hculare viait the Collete, or address ABSIC novs0 SPENCER, Principal. NEW (OHH ROTTERDAM. SALE OF THE STOCK OF THE The first-class steamers of this line, W. A. 8 BOOK AND BTATIONERY RE, No. 142 TWEEN L AND M, = SEVENTH STREET, B BCHOLTEN.” “'E. CALAND,” "RO DAM ae mais SEVENTH STREET, ; ast : ous Oe cree a Pav Are Hhetoric, Lace” Arithmeticelmpliaed | oN MONDAT Pebrnary 8, commencing -g, fernate Wi bir aes B70, West Point, Annapolis or Collewiate preparation. | at 10 wim, and continiias from du todas 27 Saas :Steerage 823, H.CAZAUX, Terme moderate. S.W. FLYNN, A.M, 1227 L st | until all is disposed of, 1 shall sell at the Geni ag ith Williama sh, NewYork, PUNCH 8.W. Call before Ia ma; afterd p.m.” seplste arove well known Book ore & lance and well asso EDVE & Gd). 2; So. Wm. et, Freight Agts. LW, AFLEWOOD INSTITUTE, Coxoompvauns, | ("tock ot Looks, Stationery, Picture F aes MORKIS. G1 way. Gent Pesw'vor Ae __Jentty | ML va Boys, 850 por quarter: Girls, $48. Seudemta | Stns: cic chr it fact, all artioes usualy found in [ARIAN, LINE = Brepared for business, Yale or Harvard College. I0 | Virtue of an aesimnment by W. . White for the bon. SEW SORE UUEENSTOWN Gnd LIVERPOOL, | ebinly "3. BHORTLIDGR, A. M.. Princ elit of his cred.tors. Every Thursday and Saturday. Oity of Bertin ....-5 ee | Kichmond. bit WALTER B. WILLTAI - B. H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VERY VALUABLE 1 PROVED PROPERTY, BEING THE LARGE FOUR-STORY AND MANSALD ROOF BUILD: 1 tons | City of Montreal.4490 oT City of £566 Gity of N. Yor ent steamners are among the strona- j fasteat on the Atlantic, and have umprovement, including hot and cold _ RAILROADS. THE GREAT DOUBLE TRAOK. of Chester EN ST CORNER. OF water and electri bells in staterooms, revolving fonal Route and Short Line te the | £393.87), Wii, NORTHEAST CORNER, OF ees eee ae ee eee oe ee North, Northwest, West ¢ USD a P WRIGHT'S SALOON: MILAN Oe, ete re a & WILKINS’ BUOK STORE, AND FOR OF- ee sabes OF Veen S08 Ofhece Soe aee SUe To take effect Sunday, Nov. 17, 1878. FICES NG. DALE, axent, 31 Broadway. 3 BRO: me J. W. BOTELER & LEAVE WASHINGTON 3 By viztue of a deed of trust, dated Fohran F: Ps ave. ;G@.W. MORSE, Alams’Ex- 6154 m—New York, Philadelphia, snd Qosion and recorded in Liber 726 fol en Gane ton ssa ae dects-eoly* Exprees, Eliicott City. On Sunday to Baltimore of the District of Co = — cnly. Stops at Shipley's, Laurel, Annapolis of a deed of trast, dated \UNAKD LINE. Tarction, Jessup's, Hanover, and "Ex Hdge, | June 1, 187s, and recorded in daver No. 730, folie a C ‘NOTION. |. Breakfast st Relay, one of the sud records of the District of Columbia, ‘With the view of diminishing ths chances uf col- 6:80 & m—Baltivore, Annapolis and Way. (Piea- ent, Bereebury ‘Winchester, Hagerstown, and 17:40 2 m—Baltiinore and Lanrel Express. 108. m.—Point of pecnonte Strasburg, Qa ta New York, Philadeiphin. Boston sea Bal : “New York, sIphis, snd Bal- SM ore Rapresa ‘Purier Gor thee York oul i will sell at public highest bidder, at’4 1879, part of Lots eight (8) and nine . in Square four hupdred and iifty-tive front of th ck on, action, in iiston, the Btexnicrs of this line take a specific course f Seasons of the year. “On the outward passage from Queenstown to New York or Bostou, crossing the meridian of 60 ai 63 ‘St., Or nothing to the north of 43. pmeward p crosatag ths meridian of Bb at 42 at OF nothin to the nore Of A iyihg in said city of Washington, Dist and being tiuproved by tho large ansard roof bniiding at the northea and F streets, near the Post Office ci A TEAMBEIP UQMPAN 1 hiladelphia. Stops at Annapolis Junctio: partments. A’y lat giving an exact THB CUNARD STRAMAETE COA ee Lone Lovisrliin Unie Ontnnaiyas | Pern ait beeen Between New York and Liverpool, Calling and Bitteburg Express, Frederick, Hagerstown | ty trcm ‘ts location presents a ier and Valley Branch except Sunday. raz Car to8tannton. Puliman Car to Cincinnati Gaily. Grafton to Sanduaky, daily, except Sat- at Cork Harbor. for investment to large capitatist |, FROM Nuw ron in. 8! Abynainia...Wed., Feb. 12 ms: Five thousand Goilars cash_ard the bal- ve, eighteen, twenty-four and e in x, 3 ay Unrty-six months with interest a¢six per ¢eute, py eeece re: te unenincsic wee wee 2 | gate er Gul Sundagollly, Balticaors, Annapolis |: Seton eed ee eee ee “Wed, Jan. 29 Parthia. Wed, March 5 nd Wi containing & covenant tor the 4) &. m.—Baltimore Express. Stops at Biadens- burs, Oclleze, Beltsville, Laurel, Annapolia June Feb. 3) bs Ueyth! of the de! Aud every folowing Wednseday from New Fork. * tion, dessup's and Hanover. a te9 of Passage, 210 p.m—Ealumore, Annapolis, Ellicott Oity and the property Ts str . are not complied with in SIE cca aan ee OOD A 100 Old, | 5 3h y)m—New York, Philsdeiphis and Boston | ‘Trustee te orice here ea Sy eae tak cansitin stoceane, O81, 100 sna Express. Stops at Laure. the risk of the defaulting pur Pcs -ording to accommodations. © p.m. on Sunaay ouly for Baltimore and Way | tive days’ advertisement in the Kvenme ‘to Paris, 815, ditional. Heinen Uickcte oor favorable torann, Tickets teamed a conveyancing and ree: at a specia! low rate of $69 gold during the fall and | cost. jsn22d&ds + din: si the piu WM. H. WARD, Trustee. tava Baltimore, Bladensburg, and. Laurel ipress. Frederick via Belay. ‘Stops at Aunsp- { Ls Junction. PAHO} Dow. icnees, inserace at very low rate. Bteeraze tickets from | :55 p.m.—Polut of Rocks, Fredertex, Hazerstown, | ‘[HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. farape afore aes ve toe marae commen, | Poa ened Oy oe A ay ug | ESTEE Wa NUNES BEAL, Stone bills of laden given for Belfsst, Glasgow, | “4:40 p. m.—Baitimore, apolis and Way Ste STREET SOUTH, FE" Baye, Antwerp and other, porta on the Content, | "hor freishi sid passane apply at the Company's D THIR’ NT tions. 30 p. m.—Philadel; Norfolk and Baltimore Expresen. Elticott Giz. Nowe exept: Bom i and each containing a4-story | THE EVENING STAR. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctionears, 1601, corver 10th and D northweet EXTENSIVE SALE OF FURNITURE, CAR PETS, &e Walnut MT. Dreesing Case and Bureau Sets, Wal- nnt Parlor Furniture. upbolstered in various colored Reps: Walnut M. T. Center Tables, Six Extra Late Walnut Saloon Tables, Bix Coltas Sete, of aofierent styles: Walnut Extension | Dies, Sideboards. Uin:ne-room Chairs: Fane Chairs, Husk, tisic end Wire-woven Mattresses Feather Pillows, Beds and Bolsters; Blankets, Comforts, Spreads; a veneral assortment. of | -Honseboid Crockery, Cutlery, &c. Also, Brus. telx and Ingrain Carpers. On SATURDAY, IST, begin ebruary 1, ning at 10am. we shall sell. in front’ of our auction roowe, the above and other woods, re- Moved to our rooms for conyeuience of sale. Also, 1 Biack Mare 302t WALTER B. WILLIAMS & 00., Ancts. [Tuomas DOWLING, Auctioncer. SUPFRIOR RFP COVERED RECLINING CHAIRS: BHACh WALNUT AND OTHER ¢ Mb! FURNITURE: FI CHROMOS A’ IRE SPRING | V8 AND BOLT! T STOVES A LARGE CONSIC OF CROCKERY WARE: ONE. WAGON: “TEN BAR NTEES: WIRE Pr jonee ALOTL ¥ MORNING, Febru: . in front of sales room, sortment of the above 0 postponement on account of Ane! RICH TURKISH AND PERSIAN GOODS, By Onpre oF JACOB SCHITZER Esy., Masvractoa’s AG $1 Broad street, New ng the tin ered at Publ Comprising p RTURES and WINDOW a Uniqus SERTAL anv WOBK: Pi SOPA ond TABLE © 3 Arheticaliy Ett roid: red OHALS COVARS: AN ARABA RK. PERS! AN, KONTAH, DL MECCA and KELIM RUGS: Cn a- Z & COULA LOKMAVA SILK | RUGS; ARMENIAN EMBROIDWKIES; SMYR- Na LACE Et sc. SO, TO BE SOLD At AUCTIO . On MONDAY NOON and EVENING, February lock, and continuing are sold at the ele. font arnt cor No. 1425 NEW YORK MOSAIC. P PAINS ; Jac AETE: Vat 2 aud 7 0 AVEN TREEE, Every article Wii te wa presented. MORNING. EBXMIBILUN FRIDAY MC : DUNCANSOD mpHomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. SALE of EHOLD FURNITURE, { BRUSSELS, THREE-PLY AND INGRATD | CARPETS; BILLIARD TABLES: UPRIGST s-octaye &e. Rs On MONDAY MORNING, February 84, 1879, commencing at 10.0" At No. BD cial street, between Sth and Sth streets n.v., [ Shall ecll the following elevaut soods, French Plate Giit Frame Pier Mirror Superior Parlor Suites, upholstered in reps, Walnut Marble-top Tables. ace Window BROS., Ancts. as r . Queen Ann style Superior Black Walnut Marble-top Chamber Fur- niture, in sitites and separate pieces Kine Hair Mattrasses, Feather Pil Bolsters, Spring Underbeds, Toilet Ware. Brussels, Three-ply and Inzrain Carpet ‘Two Billiard Tables, with bai's «| counters complete. Walnut and Oak Dinine Chairs, &e. N. B.—The above Furuituro was al! made toorder, and ix of the Iatest designs and of the very best Workmanship, and has been used but a short time "Termit cash ‘THOMAS DOWLING, {Post} Auctioneer. ALOGUE SALE OF — 815,000 PARLOR, OHAMBER, LIBRARY, ROOM AND KITCHEN “ FURNI AT AUCTION. Owing to the expirstion Of my lease on the large Warerootus, now occupied by me at No. $14 7th street, between H aud [ sts. 2.95 I have determined to dispose of my entire stock st au to close business. Oa MONDAY MORNE , February 3a, com: mcncing ut 10 o’ctock, on the first, second and third fioors of my Wareronis, No. S11 ith street north weet t sell by alozue the entire stor tamed therein, comprising every line of Fu known to the trade aine Mm part Larze asgortment of Walnut Chan: Dressing Uases, with French Wardrobes complete. in Oak and Walnut. p Chamber Suits. m of Parlor Suits, in Raw Si igured, Piain aud’ Fancy 1 Suite M Cloth &c. rors: Bookcases, Lounges: Reclining Chairs urpiture, Extension, Murbletop and Library Tables, Chair nite Sideboard wa, Bedding, &e Carpets, O1-Clotis, Mi: c manecessary st city are be vas made for the aud private psrti Vat sae hour to close the AS. DUNGAN, Auctioneer, SLL Teh strest nw Yousa ‘& MIDDLETON, Auctionsere. e j TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE HANDSOME No.4 Bowling Green, or both steeraze and Gay. Norfolk Passengers taken 6% ths oe isof the Disttic DOUBLE) BRICK DWELLING, No. sabts, tp OTIS BIGELO eee ren ones aon reat fo Beat Ce a burs ana at the reaqiiest of the, party secured poosnuanicur AVENUE Ne No. 1015 ‘Gey’ CHAS. @. FRANOKLYN, Agent. 5. ¥. | a yer monroe le Bleep. Dg ane eae ee prem. | Auport 20th 1878 Sea cece Tae > — — eee | on Gado Opicaae ee re gek yma. all of Lot 17, in Sivare 207 an 23 foie 25, of te lant recon ot the Dis. = | re - ty of Washington, D. C., with the improv ct of mM i written direction of GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. Soo ee Pomtot Rocke ane Way Btationa, nents and appurtenances “ “| the holder of sone of the notes secured thereby, I ,HuOSY EUSPENDERS. ‘asdp pe oe ¢ Loulevibe, £08 | anu cieltese monn, wilh inieres a eke ae | OAM ED NESBA Tee ae front ofthe premiete, A arteries wom | Gee” Severe atacand natomer | Sede Sat seer yramiaAe Gee | MASHER. gla tit Suber be at - wt cured by a deed of trust on the premise sold. Con- No. 164, 18 as Arent ge Wipro Stops at Bladoeaae eae ema | vevancioe st puschascr'e cost [Ac miste ditncoea | fasion of square Ho. 164, in the ott fe “two-story” nae athe “ Rosebery Bearf st Ea Car to New York, and Special Sleeping | t purchaser's risk should compliance be not had | basement, with mansard roof, Brick Dwelling. The. fs, Beart at Bee wer with tertus of sale within seven daysafteraale. 8300 | | ‘Terms of sale prescribed by the deod of trust: sLanabant By ow +O Sunday only. Other trains daily | 0n at Hine cf sate. nin 9 pone seomtint Ltn iebtedness secured by the deed of Ths Scarf pee ia rust 5 expense. 0! : Fhe = Duke of Bedford” Ch ae vs | ieee at Relay Btation. novis | _! 7.10 C..N. THOM,) Trustees. the balance in twelve, ‘iwenty four and things London Rook Wear. iatest desinsLarve Ling | 878 1878 B= WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer, Deariny’ interest from the Hot og tale eae THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY. (87 PENNSYLVANIA TRYSTER'S SALE. OF IMPROVED REAL Eg. | Ogee, Of trust op {he property, sold, shall be Suisse _S16 F ot. m. 00+» Opp. Patent OMe | tg THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST. | TWEEN FOURTEGNTS ARE Protein | Purchaser at the ing of to, sla, and ail convey Double 7: k, Steel Hails, STREETS NORTHWEST. ancing shall be the purchaser’s expense. If the ¥F4 - SPLENDID SCENERY, MGwiniouRT Equremmnr. | ,,)y Virtue of @ deed of trust, hearing date the trustee reaseyss the feht To resell St he ak = PI 5 on the 23d day of July, A. wa | iS weeny hast ty Timed Wane tevsived ant seedy for im rect 16th, 1878. corded in Lier So. Toh, folio 40s, one of tie igubatabs” ANDREW © BRADLEY, Trustee. Srgeiony Ant ofored a fal price THAINB LEAVE WASHINGTON. from Depot, | !2"4 records for the District of Columbia, and_by z g Fyppest the favorsof, corner of Sixth and B streets, as follows: for cate at pubic actie ee ecenghy.E will offer | ge-THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED u tay patrons aud the pualic a oittebarg and the West, 10:10am. daily, with Par | on FRIDAY. the ‘ike ‘day of February sto ark WEDNESDAY, February Sth. same hour and place, 3. J,BEIBEROES, | lor Gar to Pittsburg and and Onicagor | OOK Pi. Lot numbered nineteon, Win nen. | #w90e0&dbs ANDREW 0. BRADLEY, Trustas, Orrieana’ Anu & Ba etn 1Bth stroct, T40 pan daily, with, ‘Gar to Obicago. Pywell and Mary E. Brown's, trustees, j,qecgrded | "PHOS. K. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate auct ionecr . quia ; | es sep l0ar Corcoran Buildins. BALTIMORE AND POTOMAO RAILROAD. | (Nenty-cight, (O24) tovether with the tmprovements, | TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED ~ — for Cananday Rochester, Buffalo, Niazara consisting of a two-story aprlck Dwelling, ee ix (6), t; EEOPEETY, No. 802 NORTH CAFITUL 7 of sale: e-foul rH 6 in Six . T. MEDICAL, &c. Fallaand the North. at 7:4) pm. dally, execpt twelve (12), ‘and eimiteen months from day of |, Under and by virtus of # deed of trast to = — spa — Williamsport, Lock Haven, and Elmira, at 10:10 | frit}; With, mterest at eid per cane “per arin ine, dated ‘tn. Liber No. 778, folio "177. et i" RO. VON NORMANN, or Purianenriis.can | aim. dally, except Sunday. erty eld orall cash, at toorperchacere orton A | Lorremo et the land recoty of tho Biscay oF ol be consnited daily from 11 to 1 and 3} to 6 o'e! for New York and the Ly e at 521 12th st. nw. The best established and only reliable ladies’ pbysician in the city. Fiteen years experience. Charxea moderate. All female com- deposit of $100 will he required of the purchaser at the time of eale, and all conveyancing and recor at hisor hercost. If said terms are not complic seribed ton, sae pander. connect with within five days from the day of sale, the Trus- | o'clock p.m..all that parcel of ground lying int plaints q aS _/an2ét'_ | for, Brooklyn, N. ¥., all through trains xt | tee reserves the Fight to resell sald property, at the | City of Washington, da the Dicer oF Gee. Fi ity with boate of Brooklyn Annex, | HK. JOHN TRIPP'S ‘fr Arent eat ree tO FUrON eiveat. aunt, | Tisk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. and Known as Lot lettered "0," in Moses Kelley Dien cern pote by ‘and io acroas New | , Lhe above-described property will be sold subject | subaivision of Lots 82 and 83, of A. R. Shephert Ovarium T . Diabetes, Bright's Disease, an Be double terriage arney to such faxes, veneral and Special, a8 may Deayainst | subilivis on of square numbered 623, improved by al! Blood Po: Cure of Syphilis guaranteed in Os Ee 1:30, 5-30 and 10:18 p.m, daily. | the same. 0. E RITTENHOUSE, a comfortable two-story Brick House. Sither stage. Sead ior paephlet, enclosing atamp | for Philadelphia, 1:80, §:90 and 10:18 p.m. datly. | ‘HE SSDS, 57 "Trustee. ‘Terms of sale: One-tourth casi: balance in equal and please st sease, 306 Coltinbus ave., Boston. eee ee Sass ee Ti ART RN GET instalments at six, twelve and eighteen months, Nowedicue weotine unlesesn bottles Wlviie ones | €0F Baltimore, 7:00, 8:35, 9:90 a mi an P45 | TROSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED | (ith interest at 8 nat eee eee teen, Months, blown in thers and labels bearing toy own Trede daily, except Sunday ; 10:20 a, m., 1:80, 6:80, 7:40 ZROPERTY, SITUATE No. 100% LWENTY- | deed of trust on the rope oe a | Mare fang DE JOEN TRIPP. Sk ee ea ee Oe GEWEEN K AND L | theoption of the purchacer “If tesuns ate wat cose TS LEON. then famed aad cap | TARE Cree tine, 100 Rm end'G20 pm | STREETS NORTHWEST. plied with in eeven days from day of sale, the Tew LEON, the Oldest Establinned snd only daily, except Sunday. r . | ,Under and by virtue of a deed of trust, Terecerves tite Siete ts tant Te pe ete Reliable Ladies’ Physician in the city, can be For Annapolis, 7:00 8 m1 and 4:20 p.m. daily, ex- | dated the 2th day of May, AD. 16T4 ain ne, alte connuited day. St No. ae Gth et, near Ky from 1 eept Sunday. j Gorded in Liber No, 152, ‘folio 235.'oue of red And ooet of the detanltiag Burchatelrestoe. Ome and Kes denon isburnctst Palmore iia: | ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG Barz | {42a records for the County of Washington, Dis. | THOS. BE. WAGGAMAN, Auct, Jandveo8ds 60 REWARD IF DR BROTHERS FAILS TO Tox EAILRO: ee bend alae fearee bape sae Tu soy ton iy of pec: Be WAGG AAA NI eel mene Atceoneee 2 om Lone N A TO) 6 premises, on '] AY, the day o1 Kroon cnre any cass of Female Weakness, Irreaularities v 6,7, 8,9, 10, 11 a. m., 1:16, 3, 4:20, reproxe i) orelod! ELEGANT RESIDENCE snd Obst jt pears’ experience. Oftice 906 B oie eT Oa pacdayat@emcend | Fe? sary, at 4.3) o'clock p.m, thé following.de- OF EL Ri N sthsonian, 3 1 al Estate, situate in thie City of Washing- D.C, to wit: All those pieces or parcels of | ground sithate, lying and being in the City of Wash- | ington, District of Columbia, known and des Jani. . LEUCORRHGA, aud all cases of Female Weakness, Irrerulari- For ikesmond and the South, 6:80 a.m. and 5:20 p. Fort. EO, ort. 3 ibed nickiy cured. “No esines £0. BR. B,,5:20 p.m. daily. “D" and “K.” in Samuel Cau Gears.” DH BROWS eas Tee ee Wisine | Traine leave Alexandria for Waahingtou,®, 78:00, | Wro's subdivision of Stuste emote a a = —— 9 10, 11 a m.; 1, 3, 4:20, 6, 6:16, Tand 19 p.m. | tovether with the improvements, cousisting of a Gn Sunday at 8-00 and 10's. m., and 6:15 p.m. three (3) story Brick Dwelling, having all modern ‘Tickets, information, sleeping and pasion car oe rovenients, : ons can be pi at the offices, n ‘ermné Of 8alé: One-fourth cash ; balance in one and sast corner of Thirteenth street and ania | two years, with interest at 8 per centum pet anauin, sine the areucies that will inmure re svenne: (repeating Ty Coreg oan Bay from date of sal ured on the property, oral cash » atrenerthe: ality, and soun LS ave pot, where at the option purchaser. le) it of $200 wi Gonditions of lalth. that have been impaired by it for checking of $0 destination from | Pe ouiredl at time Of eee TE Oh Sa wall be ‘A statement of obstacles to mar. Fiage aud of the means by which they can bers. ime of sile, aaeeait of complied with in seven days, the Trustes reserves ., CUFFENCY OF postswe stam} the right to resell the property at the risk aud cost . FARMER, General FRANK GHOMEON, General Manawer. of defaulting purchaser. All conveyancing at cost and Science, ites —————— | of purchaser. Broadway, noval-t.th.s.ém z na TARBELL. DYER, Surviving Trustee. ____PROPOSALS.__ PROPOSALS FOR IRON WORK. Orrick oF 7HF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT.) z Treasuny DEPARTMENT, _ Sealed Proposals: will Ne xeseived at ec si until 12 M. on the 10th Day or Fepmvany, 1879, for fuenishibg detiverng, sittin and puting’ I com rolled iron beais {OF secoU | floors, and cast iron columns for fret and second M4" (HOOD RESTORED. A victim ef youthful tmprndence, csrs!: eres eee Se arenes a a aa a ee sigan = myMeolyat ban erect, Ne WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. ja2itd ([HOMAS DOWLANG, Auctioneer. | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY, BEING A TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE, No. 2515 1 STREET NORTHWEST. By virtue of a deed of trust,dated July 17th, A.D. 1875, and duly recorded in Liber No. fi) pent Folio 162, one $ ee mecegeate ee 3 District of Cok and by direction parts secured ey will sell, at public at in | Ti, pvettcation ni schedule, copies of “which Coen ee erate te or tock front by the and ‘any additional information may be had onap- | litmbia, to wit: ‘The cast seventeen fect front by the Sh, | Lencent, MS OME OF Whe Ore URASEE. | Bered sixteen (16), together with the Improvements eae | eee Ee ‘Terms of sale: One-half of the purchase money to ‘cash, ‘balance’ in six and twelve Tiohtha aithvatereat from Gay of sale and Tub paid, at 7 cent, per annum, re | A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GOLD AND the ‘be fa, or all cash, at the purchaser's option. umbia, and at the written request of the party ee. cured thereby, I will sell in front of the preniises, on MONDAY, the 10th day of February, Lang: at 8 STEES' SALE, 4 eee uD ONE STRAELT NORTHWEST, Under and by virtue of 4 deed of trast, bearing date the 26th day of April, 1875, and ffay recorded in Liber No 781 folio 431, one of the land records of the District of Columbia, the under. signed ‘Trnstses will cell at public auction, in trout Of the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 19th day of February, 1879, at 4 o'clock p.m.,all of lot numbered Tr, in Babcock's subdivision of original lots 8. 9aad 10, in square 103. : ‘Terms of sale: The amonnt of indebtedness se- cured by this deed of trust wapaid (810,8.6.66,) with the expense of sale, in cash, and tha balance at twelve and eighteen months, for which the nozes of the purchaser, bearing interest from the day of sale, and secured by a deed of trust on the property aold, Shall be taxen. A deposit of $200 snail be required of the purchase at the time of sale, and all convey ancing at his cost. If terms of sale are not com- piled within seven days, tho Trastens reserve rigit regell at risk and cost of detaultine purchaser, after <iviag such notice of such resa'e as they may pink proper. RICHARD WALLAOH, } peas ANDREW B. DUVALL, § Trustees. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct." jan30-co%ds T. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO-STORY ERAME DWELLING, No 1005 TWENTY SIXTH STREET NORTHWEST. On SATURDAY, February 1, 1879, at 4 o'clock Bi Perms easy. Jan20.3t (PHOs. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctionoor. TRDWELLINGHOUSE. Now Voy SE VER v1 NG. No. N- TEENTH STKEET NORTHWEST. By vi.tue of that certain deed of trust re- corded in Liber No. 741, folio 25, of the land SILVER WATCHES, MEN'S, LADIES | P ‘ime of | Tecords of the District of Columbia, I willsell. a ey cs remarn | cer eenit geil bo reguived at th te of | seconde of he patric ot Congo Feud a AND BOYS’ SIZES, AT VERY MODERATB Ae Coe eo ae ergs notcom. | TUESDAY, the isth day of February A’ D. 1nt9, at ° CT ae A tes 4 o'clock p.in..all that certain parcel Of iand, in the PRICES, lied wit fe som AEy Oc omerty at | cy of Washibwion, D. Gy designate] as lol aus zeserve the Fight. Leied eighteen (18), in Shephera's subdivision. of M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO. Lone ll ‘be aold t square num! oue hundred and sixty-four (164), corner of Tub street | ooo Cine aes eee ‘es taay be tp the eamae in of rovord ih the oflce of the surveyor AEDS, that a SEO- | thesame. a ¢, '« Trustees. ‘Terms of sale, as -cribed by said deed of trust: | s READY MADE ULE! Better and chespes than THOMAS ie Fotos. ‘The amount of indebtedness secured by the deed Old Stand, No. £19 D strest, between Grand 7th jan18,21, ten percent perannum from October 7th, 18/7, 29d west, street northwest. "N. B.— Greets Secoaet Olokine” Rotoe Wiss, 80: a: aa 3 ANG i of sale, is 3 the bali attr ana ehicen mortha, for vbich Wee eoae Oras purchaser, bearing interest from the So pou waereaalad ek tad Ihetime of sale, aud, alloonveyanciaur of the Pur. baser “has oe il beat the unpaid, to wit, 87,600, with interes: at the rate of | WIS CLEPHANE, Trustee. | other ty. THURSDAY.. -- January 30, 1872. CONGRESSIONAL, Conclusion of Saturda: Proceedings. SENATE.—Afier our report closed-- Mr. Allison was appointed a member of the Judiclary comunitiec, Instead of Mr. Christiancy, Yesterday appointed minister to Peru. Adjourned, ~ HOUSE.—The Post Oftice bill being under con- sideration— Mr, Lathrop submitted an amendment pro- viding that if the stamps required by the Post Omce department can be manufactured at less than their present cost by the Bureanof Engray- ing and Printing the work should be transferred. to that bureau. Adopted. An appropriation of $20,000 was made for pre- paring a new edition of the laws of the Fost Ofice department, and the committee then rose and reported the bill to the House. The tirst amendment, on which a separate vote was de- manded, was that increasing the appropriation for clerks in post offices from $3,460,000 Lo $3, 600,006, and it Was adopted—yeas 121, nays 109. ‘The amendment increasing from $1,900,009 to $2,000,000 the appropriation for letter-carriers Was adopted—yeas 15 The followin to: Increasing Sporta~ Trom $5,690,000 to Tor raiiro: imboat transportation from $150,000 (—Yeas 12, NAYS St The House fhen, without final action on the bill, at 45 took a recess until he spectal r ierthe evenin: si tien of commerce, session being the con- ports from the committee on ION. Mr, Townshi troduced a bill repeal- ing the duty on quinine. Referred. Mr, Burebard offered ‘a resolution ealling on the Secretary of the ‘Treasury for tnformation as to the amount of drawbacks paid during the inst Nscal year on exported stizar and molasses med 1) have been retined or manufactnred from imported sugar, melado or molasses. Adopted. Mr. Durham, from the committee on expend- itures in the Department of Justice, reported a Dill fixing the compensation of United States district attorneys. Printed and recommitted. flts = such district attorneys st ive a yearly salary in leu of fees and per n now allowed by law, and shall receive ge at the rate of 5 cents per mile. | following bills were reported from committee on commerce and passed: Bill a penalty of $2 is of the laws alty of $500 for such vio- n by steam vessels, Bill requiring the r (er ot every coasting vessel to make a report every year to the collector of customs of the ¥ rl of the number and species of tish eatight by such vessel. Bill to extend the cus- toms collection district of Beautoy C. ealling ve fog whistles, and aj Mr. ils, from the same committee, reported a bil t ate the negotiation of bills of jnding commercial Instruments, and to punish fraud therein, Referred to the com- miitee of the whole. providing that ail private fo: steam vessels carrying passengers from United states port to any other port st subject to the laws relative to Ife-preservers, re BAK Ps &c., and making such vessels liable to visita. BROIEYE Cia : { ol and Inspection by the proper officers in any Ay ape : is tae. port of the United States, - Passed. M pee ean NeW Haye CL : Mr. Dunuell, from same commitiee, reported eevee x mao back the bill defining the jurisdiction of the | ,..,(UBUren & Co. New York Cty) United States over the harbors and the navi epi aheee aes ble waters of Me United States. (It provides | ,, , (Crouse, Wal ae that when the Secretary of Waray have rea. | “Amazon oe con to believe that, the navigation of any utr | , : eee | bor, is limped by the undue extension of | la e ee ee Tees Alam F piers, ete., he shail order a survey of | ..,.(C- 0. Perrine, Chicazo, I as fe le, and if 1tshall be fuund | ~ T8in Sisters rai ee ee (Unton Chemical Works, Chicago, TL nort Of the survey to Congress for its action aruin. therein, It provides further that no bri i acioxs ny navigable river shall De constrict contains Alum: | until the Secretary of War shall approve of the : ‘i Wie)” plan for the bridge. It provides dso. ton (ae yc & Sherman a, Milwankes, We removal of wrecks from harbors at the expense ee he of the government, and the sale of the same if, r due notice, the owner of the wreck shall Referred to the commit- * or the whole on & point of order, House ti wdiourned. WHAT WE E 4T. The adtiteration of food and arin! Ie almos: eivilized Ss be- Tal as the use of these arti- anarticle used by men in hes has eseaped this process ou Where it was possibie to unite some cheaper substance with it, Fiour, coffee. tea, sugar, but ahundred other articies, are well 0. be known amonest articles (Mat under go this adul fon process. The nethous have eon co often exposed that the public are tole ably uequainted with the manipulations uese tances undergo at the hands of expert Bread, truthfully called the staff of life, is no eption to this rule, ‘The New York Post has been giving this sub- Tscme attention, and has published the re- i investigations, whtch attention of thoughtful opie. From its recent exposure of the use of 2 tui iti some brands of basing powders artar, the following extracts are y taken Pursuing the investigation of the quality of (he food sold in this city, the representative of the Evening Post took up baking powder as one of the articies in most general use in our hon aolds, cit and it is naturally of great imporiance to se who eat the food made with It to i: whether it contains atything injurious to wealth. There are certain constituents of good baking powder which may be regarded as entirely free from danger. They consist of pure grape cream of tartar, bicarbonate of soda, and ammonia. By ar unites with the other two ingredients, and carbonic acid gas is thrown off, producing the same effect as yeast in a much shorter time. It has been found, however, that alum will also unite with the other two articles, and carbonic acid gas will be procuced. As alum costs less than three cent: while cream of tartar costs more than thirty cents, a pound, it is easy to see why alum is substituted for the latter by some baking pow- der manufacturers. It is admitted by all med- ical authorities that cream of tartar leaves no injurious substance in the bread; alum, on the other hand, fs in itself an astringest, and there is wide and aeep-seated prejudice against its use, In England and other countries the adul- teration of food with alum is forbidden by law under heavy penalties. The chemical effect of alum used in bread to whiten it is to form two salts of alumina—the sulphate and the phos- phate of alumina. When used in baking powder the alum forms a third salt, the hydrate of alumina, as well as the other two. This hydrate of alumina fs far more easily soluble thin the ; hence any objection that may exi: losthe use of alum alone in bread applies with greater force to its nse in baking powder, This fuct can be proven by the following named attthorities: Parke Is the leader of the new school of hygiene in Engiand. In his “Treatise on If. glene,” he says:—* Looking, then, to the posi- tive evidence, and the reasonableness of that evidence, {i seems to me extremely likely that strongly alumed bread does produce the inju- rious ¢ffects ascribed to It.” ‘These effects, as le previously states, are Indigestion, griping, vonstipation, and kindred troubles resulting from irritation of the mucous membrane pro- duced by the astringent properties of alum. Tn Dr. Hammond's work on hygiene, written in 1860, the following passages oecur:—* Alun j acts by rendering the albumen [in the bread tess soluble.” + ‘The use of alum fu bread is in- jttrious, both because it ends to conceal the bad quality of the flour employed, and because tt is capable of exercising an injurious effect upon the bread by rendering it indigestinle. It is also probable that the continued ingestion of alum is calenlated to disorder the healthy action of the digestive system.” Tersons who have not strong constitutions, svowlng girls, young children, and narsing tucthers, are particularly liable to the evii elects produced by this use of alum. Heart- burn and the prevalent forms of indigestion are often solely traceable to the action of alum on the delicate coats of the stomach. Those who think the size of the dose is too smail to be dangerous, will see by the accompanying an- alysis that the dose is not so small, after all; moreover, even a smail dose may have serious resnlis. ‘To make sure of knowing the action of alum, the Erening Post's representative obtained the following expressions of opinion as to its effect when used in baking powder, from some physi- clans of New York of Une highest reputation and abhit Dr. Wu. Hammond. formerly surgeon gen- eral United States, of No. 43 west 54th street, expressed himself as perfectly certatn of the ingurious effects of alum, whether used alone to whiten bread, or as an adulterant of baking powders, Alluding to the claim advanced that the alum was neutralized and changed fnto an iusolable salt, he said that this was a wholly improbable assumption, since such a perfect change could not take place unless the amounts of the alum and the bicarbonate of soda were combined in the exact chemical ratio necessary for each to absorb all of the other, Not only was this impossible in the manufacture of large quantities of baking powder, but the pee neous character of the compound could not be exactly maintained thi out the whole mass, and therefore there would besure to be a certain shar Eating pod bitte ttt at jum powder. But even e portion wae tained, the salts fo! would retain their injurious properties, as they would be dissolved in the eee Juiee. ‘The gastric juice contained not only acid, but a amount of hydro-chloric acid, and Down the sul- phate and hydrate of alu would be dis- solved. The won pen might not be, but in ‘that case the would be deprived of one of its most desirable in; its, Making the use ——— to the “The hydrate It is used by nearly every family in the | arbonate ot | ccastipate the bowels and interfere with dice: Ucn; and ai alLumen of the Dread tnsoluble, and there: tales away from {ts nutritive value, ts inj. rows.” Dr, Willard Parker said chat if alum was sub- stituted for cream of Lariar {n baking powde in bis opinion such powder would be inte to healta. Alonzo Clark considers t it it should not be ignors hin ford. A substance he stomach, and tn certat alum has ts cases pro. duce vomiting, should not be tolerated in bak- ing powder. Dr. Le Grand N. Denslow, of No. Wes Twenty-third street, gave the followiag as his | opinion on this subjeci:—~ Bread | the salts of alum, whtch are treet: | the gastric juice, Is undoubtedly prejudicia | heath, the salts acting as irritants to the stomach.” Having obtained the forezoing méical opt ions, the reporter investigated a number | brands of baking powder, The Brooklyn b of health and the New York board or he: rd { ith | have both ordered an oficial investigation © baking powder, and the sanitary superinte ent of the Brook in which he say: 1 am satisfied that the weight of evidence ts against the use of alum in baking powde! Unat the risks incurred in {ts use are too ¢ to be incurred for the sake of cheapness The muce membranes of the sic inal canal isa delicate structure, is which would produce no effect on the outside skin might irritate and tuilame these board has made his re palysis of the varions baking powders ofictaily reported by the Brooxtyn board 6 veais only two rands containing sold in th hg 5 10 the report mento! free from alum. rious to ite or health. : ‘There are probably. more tha’ kinds of baking powder manuta country, and, while some of Ut the Atlantic to the Pacific, the only a local sa their Tespecuive 1 manufacture. h Dr. Henry A the well-known chemist, one of the tr petent, trustworthy, and careful exp country, the following a « showing the presence of alin ties in many of the baking wide sale. Dr. Mott kind! | the resulis of his own analyses. but also those of several chemists of high profession ing. including Protessor Henry | dent Steven, Instituie of T R. W. Schedier; Dr. Stiliwetl, Weil, analytical chemists, i al hundred ed tn thi Bare sold from ris of C2 Grant tneible™ (Snyder Brothers « Co., ¢ contall ncinnsth, contains New York. cont + Putapse (stuith, liaitway’@ Go. “Chana” (Rohter, ¢ it kee, Wis. contains Alum, it danutacturing Co., St. Louis + Imperial contains Alum. (Spragues, Warner « Griswold, Cli h + Hon) . lum | Schock « Weet ~ Pani, | Economical” contains Alum. (Spence & Co., Chicago, ML) celsior contains Payor, Chicago, UL | , Chartres’ yntains Thomson « Tayler, Chicago | + Gian” contains Alum OW. F. MeLaughilin, Chicago, Richaid’s Queen con (Star Chenieat Works, Chicago.) Yours very truly, A. Morr, Jr. 2M d the foregoing, the reporter f the manufacturers of Daking Alum Hewry ing obtain ison der. € of the ma Baking-Pow ac ave the follos Wh excitement abor Mr. nd. of alum for ci vurers.” Reporter. | the Royal turers visited was the ‘ompany, No. 71 Duane ud, President of the ng replies Lis the cause of the present ing powde It is due to the substitution AM Of tartar by some manifac- Have you ever used any alum in Powder? What is tt Hoagland. ry than A for? T presume because it is 2 Of tartar, which it re- Reporter. larger pretit of tartar?” } would. Uherefore, obtain « | | Mr. Hoagiana, ing alum than by using cream Yes, for a time such swbsti- | tution Would inore than double our provits.” Reporter. Why, then, do you not use it? Mr. Hoagiand.—* For two r conclusive that the continued use of alum in tbls way is dangerous to health, that we ¢: HOt conscientiotisly use it: iC others choose 1 take risks on the public health. we shall noi foi- grape cream of tartar, which is demonstrated to be wholesome: second, our experience during twenty years lias satistied us that that which is best for the public ts best for us. We cannot afford to peril the reputation of the Royal Baking Powder. } Other interviews were had, all to the same general effect, namely, that alum is used by many manufacturers to cheapen their powder and enable them to undersell their competitors. Many of them are probably are indifferent so lonz as they tnake money. and noone can be said to have dropped dea trom taking their powder. _Dr. Mott, the Government Chemist. in his re- view of this subject In the Scientijic 4 meriva makes special mention of having analyzed the | Koval Baking Powder, and found It composed of Wholesome materials. He also advises the pubiie to avoid purchasing baking powders as sold looee or in buik. as he found by analyses of imany samples that the worst adulterations are practiced in this form—the label and trade- | turk of a well-known and responsible manu | facturer, he adds. Is the best protection tke puly- lie can have.—[Harper's Bazar. i SECKET So- dispatch to the * Bishop Chatard, of | A CasHonic ORDER CoxpEws | cHeTHE: erve Haute (Ind. | Cinclunatl Euguirer say the diocese of Vincennes, Ind., has just made his first ministerial visit ‘to Terre Haute, He arrived Saturday €vening last aud was accorded | a Wain reception, betng met by delegations of Catholic clergy and a large crowd of people. On Sunday morning all the Catholic benevolent orders made a long street parade,in full regalia, and the bishop celebrated pontifical high mass at St. Joseph's churcii, assisted by seven priests, in the presence of 2,000 people, Bishop Chatard has recently issued an order condemning in strong terms and forbidding any Catholic in his diocese entering secret orders. It is said this order has caused considerable excitement in Terre Haute, where there are over forty lodze: representing sixteen different orders, and con. taining a large membership of Catholics. A com- mittee of leading members of the church, who are also members of secret societies, has been elected to wait on the bishop with a view of ob- tainlug some moditicatton of his order.” _SITTING BULL's LaMENT.—A telegram to the N Y. Herald trom Bismarck, D. k., Jan. 2, says: dtunners from Sitting Bull, arriving at Standing Rock agency, say the warrior wants to return to Standing Rock, as his tribe, the Uncapapas, stop on that reservation. The Tribune to-day ublishes this message from Sitting Bull to the “neapapas:— Once I was strong and brave and my people had hearts of trun. but now I am a capa and will Tight no more forever. My ple are cold and hungry, my women are sick ood my children are freezing. Twill do as the Great Father wishes. J will give my guns aud my ponies into his hands. My arrowsare broken and my war paint thrown to the winds. * $25,000 FOR “+ LEGISLATIVE EXPENSes."—A (ele- m from New Haven, Comn., Jan. 26, say: Seiver Russell, of the National Capitol Life Insurance Company, ia replevining the , ty of the company in Washington came into Possession of B. Noyes’ check . The stubs show that from $30,000 to $35,000 were used for legislative expenses in inti the Connec- ticut legislature of 1875 to prevent the of the charter of the co; asked for by the tn- surance Commissioner. The receiver refuses to make the names public, but it is known that several members Of the legislature of that year received a portion of the money. £=7Rovsa Sandor, a very famous Hungarian bandit, died recently in prison. There are whole volumes full of his that tends to render the | is not yet known by wh asons: first, uhe | authorities on this point are so positive and | uid | low them, preferring to continue the use of pure | norant of the | evil effects of alum on the system, while others | “THE Hc mons {ke Potter committee to-day degenerated tnto burkeque of the most aaiusing kind. Two Statesmen were on the stand, Tyner aad Chandler, catied to explain Chandier in ork ai of two Tadian agenta OF TRE Cire INVRSTIOATION.— thor plausible story, t due dQ bees acreed upon Mr. Chandi it he fadiana tn November ntinen humoerons de mired the hat Indiana was go XN state by default nd Salisfactors mind the tocks AS Eprron FICE SEEKER as ASSAULTED KY A Disa At New Bright Thon: Monday tor of the Is way to Wasa empsey, the ae. was - or Mr AMphrEvs pena Dat WORTA © per Harny. Went elebr tray er } 1 POSIUN per int male at number of o were po The do: been concealed in some ost 1e bridegroom are bel < suppused to have daltrman and at in the oFs | investigati TS, | A CHANCE POR Mustcrays. The Cincinnat Musical Festival Assoctation offer a €i,000 prize for an original composition for the orchestra Chorus, to be performed at the festival ne: Competitic Ameri A MYsTeRIONs MURDER hall S. Priteh. ard, town collector y Valler, TL, was | mysterious at Roektrod. ; Sun- day. His body was found witha ball inthe head and a de sh in the temple. His poc | ets had been rifted, | suspicion. wrlies are und ANADIAN LADIES take view of Hy igorating exerc e illus. trated during the past sea that skating ts not to be comjuared to walking. The ts continual change of scenery. the rink ts a resort where diversion ts sought much more than health. Tn the Prov- ince of Quebec ladies take long tramps in the on Snow-shoes. PRAYER was found tn the late Pr. Be- bible att Vine of his death * Lord, ardon What T have been, sanctify what 1 am, nd O1 r what . that Thine may be glory and min a) salvation. hese words, trom one of the ancient fathers,” Bethune wrote underneath, “are proper for y belie. ing sinner, in life or tn ¢ he thstanding the extn me length of Ulis season's ulsters, we have failed to see any Muth reach after his trail with that des- ch so much admired in the opposite _—_—_— MARRIED. | courT ry. Y Exo: KEOSCHEL. Iss. by the I m Place EL DONN. On W bv Rey Father Boyie, j as V Dosw. ra | LOURY CARTER. On the morning of January } 26th. 260D Ly the Rev DJ Denle,of W | On Monday. v WP Ba Churea, Jos RB. Co mday, Sau JaMe= Kaxe R. Lovny. of Baltimore X. Canren. Canshier of R. W. Carter, eity. [Baltimore papers please copy RAINEY —McBLFRESH. _On the evening of Jan uary 2). 179, by the Rev. Stephen A. Kelly. & 4 pastor of St Aloysius Church. Paancts H Ratsny to Faxxy F.. dauvht a zabeth and the late | Geo. Mckifresh, both of this District, = ae a | DIED. BAYLY. On Wednesday, Jan } Falls Church, Va., Mary E Barty years [Baltimore papers please copy - a ral {rom the residence of ber brother, 62D street southeast, Friday, January lock am. Friends of the family are invited to attend. P On Thursday morning, January 30th, , Mie. En iva, relict of the late Francis Hanna. otice of taneral hereafter : REDDIN January 30th, 1879, im the fortyser- enth year of her ave. Mrs. Many Rennie, Her funeral will take place from her late resi dence, No. 110 B street northwest. Notice of funeral hereafter. . WALSH. Aveust 8, 157 aved nine months. | _ Also, January HANNA Esrsest Jerreis, of scarlet fever, Wi iam F.. aged nine years and twenty days, children of Elizabeth and Gunner Jobn J. Waleh, U.S... * r At his late residence, No. 34 Maryland vuthweet, on January 20h, 2 REEL YOUNG, in the fifty fifth year of bis age, Funeral Friday st inet.,at2pm Friends cor- dilly invited to attend. 4 UNDERTAKERS. 3 5 vEY. THOS. H. MARTIN J** ! Ss manvere cone ‘Undertakers, No. 739 7th st. n.w. Residence on premises. 421.1 PEER, gPINp (UNDERTAKE. C. issidence at place of busincee) balmed an¢ prepared for traneparietion. ay®- W, » se. . UNDERTAKER, (Formerly with B. F. Harvey). 940 F street m. w., One door east of Tenth etree. and styiea. belmed and propared for transportation. Fre etriotly Eret-ciass and on the most rasp orabie terms. eb ir Jom M. WHIGHT, UNDERTAKSS, REOPENED. THE OFFIOE OF THE SOLMAN LIVER PAD OUEP4ASE,