Evening Star Newspaper, February 5, 1879, Page 3

_ AMENS, de. EDUCATIONAL. Notice To MOUNT VERNOR Pas- | HE. SECOND SE: S108 OF PARK SEMINARY ‘Sth et. n.w., wil commence FescnaRy 3D. ‘The steamer W. CORCORAN, which nas | The Englieh conrse’ will embrace Bookkeeping, to- arniehed. — ther with a Special Course of Lessons in Foe eee ee ox ost See Sr | Hand Drawing abd Elocution. under distinsuistied 2 Mount Professors. For particnlare sping eluding admission Yo mansion a4 zou feb3-2w Bleam Sth stroee waart daily (Suseays ee 6 TVLOCUTION.—Madam H®RMANN will give noe ‘3 wr, 0nd returns ebout sya. J. 8 LLINGSH ORTH, Rave Ladies” Mount Yorn0e | at residence, No. F GELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LaDIES AND Sora —_________ CHEDKEN, S 1506 G st_—Mes. T. B. MeDox SUMMER ARRANGEME: : ALEXANDER; Ma‘tomoise! 8 < ote nigh Pucbinomus: Teacher of Brerich Second erta BFOL RERS MONRO pine be BD, ‘Chariots pass the door. Ave sac ay a ale ad ae min and Irsce core wianin cowentare eioae The ewift ana ron Meauer Lav’ —— UCTION IN SPANISH, | rand Eveni Hekate (Oat! whact a coe Sacete | vetsinn, ish ct te Santi further ee ee by pn . Wed- soap SEEGSTEN out Pere tes with neadsy an’ day, at ‘clock p. m.. ccunectin; K jergartenn vanced Clasaea, its teamuacs for Boston, idence snd ober Mex LOUISE POLLOCK, 929 8th sl, and. Mise K, jorthern nts. Returniny, ‘vee Norfolk every) SUSIE POLLOC! 1127 13th st. nw., Princinsis Preaday, Tuuisiay wid Gataiday, at eoGock nme | Ber Lag pee Oe tate uoth Me Wes Beincinal RB VPOMAU RIVES LANDINGS. ADEMOISELLE V. PRUD'HOMME’S FRENGB suena JOLIN W. THOMPSON, Captain Jous & M CLASSES. Woop, leaves her whart, terminis of BEGUNKER?—1NTERMEDIATRB—ADVANOED. tb and treet line Of cars, at 7 a Residence—i014 12th st. n. w. an tacas Gaaee ber wrecks Sor Gari: Cisesea for younw Ladies and Children are oon Nonini and Leonardtown, Je 4 atinter- nécted with good English schoola. Hhedlste isvuinws exch trip. Daye of sailing, Mon: | Morning, Afternoon wad trocing Olaeeee for La, Thuretsy and Sainrdsy dice, Ladies and Gentlemen, Boys aud Girls Private ‘or fart». nformaiion, piy atthe ofics,over lessons if preferred. Pietropolitan Bark, Knox's pi sbery Ofios, or at the N. Shae pronunciation (Parigian) and the Company's Wi barf, foot of 6th use of 6 conversation ropidiy acquired by Baorace called forom supucason at Knox's Bx. | puplle. ‘The oral eystem a spenially. press Office BA’ new Term wil! commence Jani 6th, bat Pa B. 2. ACOINELLY, axert pills can enter af any time and will only be changed — ‘rom the time they enter. che Bee MERE FOR NEW YORK. Taste Boann— ‘CH SPOKEN AT MEAL. phe Rts OBN GIBSON and & ©. KNIGHT, Gail any day between 12 and 1 o’clocr, ar ond "i jsct-im 1 East River, Sew and Thursdays after 4 p.m. ay Saari cos pm Sie SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, saan, 2 Comer ithand L streets. Extabliahed 1604 abe tae cinraeats ite hundreds of graduates, men and women, ra a ip, Spel hs Spare urnamcny seueme | Beles, Hosueee, Gulolatgne gh ap y C 2 le Eni coping, Businsss Practice, SAMUEL BACON Frewiea Commercial “Law, Poitieal Economy, Buvinedt 2 Etnies and res. Entire course niay be coma NORTH GERMAN LLOVD serswenre | EG Ant Teciiten, Uline coum tay be com Paneth zw Yous. Hayne, LONDOM, “icujars visit the Oollexe, or sddrest BoczGaxrTox asp BREMEN. nov ‘H! 0. SPENOER, Principai. PEIVATELY OR IN OLASS.—Latin, Matbe BT aticn Kheloric, Lowen aathaeticalmettaes, Posul atarsie We. FLY SN A TT Ee te o oderate. re N » M., For freight oF pas: tw. Gall before ie tas aftard pam” Septet ORR & O0.,9 Bowing Green, eS SS LEWOOD INSTITUTE, Ooncoupvinus —————— a Pa Boye Boer jnarter Girls, 43. Stadents on ‘ed for Lustnens, ie or CULYDE'S NEW £APKESS LIGZ pa dag GA caret uae Co peice “Pobably "J. BHORTLIDGE, A. M., Principal XANDALA. WASHINGTON ORGETOWN. old; steerace. eswe apply to 0: ‘New York Ne at Philadeiphsa with Clyde's Cone Boston, Providence: ane the New Enolané States. : RAILRVADS. 2ALTIMORE AND OHIC R&ILBUAG. THE GREAT DOUBLS TRAOR. Gational Honte and Short Line te tke North, Northwest. Weet and Southwest. To take effect Sunday, Nov. 17, An 26 a. m.—New York, Hadelp! nad Se Letom cy 9 8, S9ENOORD | | EBON RE one. ee Hhorthweateand thsraet wash | Sussctions Peseup'n, Ascover Mai Elk Blies . F. HYDE, 59 Water street, Breakfast at Relay. 73 South Wharves, Ph: bills of Isdins wiven to Providence, Fall p a mont, Strasburg, Winchester, Hawerstowa, aod wardd ‘Way via Relay.) sey som ergemmany | Siti sr a PE ary 3 — > ™M. 10.8. m.—Point of ax rat 2 sant of tie ne WA. ‘Winchester, Haxerstown, and Way Stations. ACHOLIES “P GATAND” “ROTTERDAMS $308. m.—New York, Philadelphis, mand Bal- * SCHIEDAM bee * t _ Philsdeipnia. Stops at Annapolis Junction, ee Weare wiper grey i bie s05-8i0; 8:95 a. m— St. Lou's, Louisvl igang, Cotuinbus S $50 ; Btecrawe $23 H. CAZAUX, ‘and Pittsbure Express. Froderi ratown tit Wiliamt, New York, FUNGH and Valley Branch exept Sandey. ‘Throuxh =D Mo Win st. Breisht Awts LW, Ose toStaunton. Pullman Car to Oineinnadt MORRIS. 5 Sway, Genl Passer Aw't. jsntly Grafton fo Bandusky, dally, except Sat |NMAN LINE 9.003, .—On Sunday only, Baltimore, Annapolia US ikren Stores & Rovat Mare, Srrawres, aud Way. EENSTOWN and LIVERPOO! 10:00 8 m.—Baltimore Express. Stops at Biadons Every T ured ama Sad a re burg, College, Beltsville, Laurel, Annapelia Jane ity of Ber : vou, Jeseuy's and Hanover. (Oe sels. 379 | a:l0) p.m —Ealtimore, Annapolis, Ellicott Oity ana City of Chester 4566 if N. York. .3500 ‘ay. OTPaeee mac cent steamers Sreamontis stipe. 1) Dm New York, Phiiadsiphla and Boston) irwest jastest the Atlantic, an: aye eee. Stoys ure). he Stcry mocess mprovement, inciting ot andcold 1:85 at. On Sunday only for Baitimore and Way water and trie bells in staterooms, revolving Sistions. : telat anomie barber :80p.m1—Bsslttmore, Bladensburg, acd Laarel Se — Wipreae. “Frederick via Relay. ‘Btops at Aunap- For rates of pazeaze and other information, app!y olis Junction. ; road 4:26 p.m.—Point of Rocks, Frederick, Hazerstown, SP ROSN AN OS @ stro Ww. BOTELER & Whidhester aud Way Stations. On Sundaye £6 reiG. W. MORSE, Avame’ Bx Fount of hicks and Way Stations guly. Sie decdeoly* 4:40 p. m.—Baltimore, polls and Way Sta ARP LINE 330 p.i5.—Philadelphis, Norfolk snd Balt!more } pupae : Expreses Eibendt City.“ Norfolk’ except Bune wi ew of @iminishing ths chacces of col- Norfolk Passengers taken in the Ones di sion, the’ \Sieators of tnslins take « specifi cours eet (2 Beat at Canton, ‘stop st Bladensbure for ai! seasoas oi the year. Bn : | r from Qasenstown to Nsw 4:50 p.m. —Daltimore sud Way Stations. work oF Boston, fige meridian of 60 at a8 790 bm. Ghicaxo aud Oolusubus Rares. Steey- | ist. or nothiny to the north of 43. ng Cars to Chic: e croming te meridian | -8:10 p.m. —Baltimore Express, | of i stl iat oF Bot Genorth or at 100 pe im —Pomt of Rocks aut Way Stations 9 m.—St. Louis, Chic! THE CUNARD oe OOMPANY Ln. a ee Pitteburg, except Sunday. 15 p. m.—] York, Philadelphia and Baltimore Between New Fork and Léverpool, Calling — 1018 P. m.—New York, Fhiladalphis and Baitinore at Cork Harbor. es ping Car to New York, and Bpecis! Sleeping WeOM DEW YORE. | FROM Ose to Paitadaiphia, Beythia ... Wed. Feb. 5) Bothnia. BS 2 a) Day. ¢On Sbyasinis co", Feb. 14) sypesinia Wad. March 1) xcept an: Batavia... Wed, Feb. 19| Satavis .Wea.,’March 26 | “Alf trane atop at Ralay Station, Alveris.....Wed., Feb. 26 Scytlia.....Wad, April2 | For firther information appl Partbia..Wes. Mareb 6 : ya and every fourm Wednesday from New York nue and C. street, n.Ww., Washington "Ko eteeraxe eet. Georgetown, Hates of P: a r on f By meamere cm steeraxe, $80 and 100 gold, | y point in the according io accommodations, By stesuiers not carrying steerage, $40, $100 and | 3 sccor: fo accommodatios } SRekewto Pars, $10, noid edaitionsl i Return tickets on fay terms. Tickets iasaed | ats special iow rate of BoD eold during ihe fal aud G7 ‘TS, Master Transportation. icket Avent, GREAT °O THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST. Double Track, Stee! Ralls, i2LENDID SCENERY, MaGNIviouyzt EQUIPMENT. { all of st | ‘rough b: ee en ion | rm nto and. other por on fae finent, | ranean oe Seeley saad Damen Snore 28 She, Comiranys | RAING LEAVE WASEINGTOR. ‘fom Depot, office, No.4 Bowinu Green’ or both stecraus aud | 0 AVE WABHI from Depo aso iSaLow, bos Tha WARRING | sctatniny ana tho Went ISAO Cie Ine a Par. n8ty OHAS. G. FRANOELYN, Acent, §. ¥. lor, fo Pittsburg aad Bleeping Oars from | Pittsburg to Cincinaati, 8t. Louis and Chicago; : | Fa pam daily, with az to Chicago.” | | BALTIMORE AND POTOMAO RAILROAD. = = | ror _Oansn Rochester, Buffalo, Niazara (ABGOSY SUSPENDEES. “gals snd the North at tab am dally, excest rarday, lace Oars ee a en or ences Wallamsport, Lock Haven, and Elmirs, at 1:0 = am. ', except Sunday. ‘The “ Rosebery,” Scarf st $1 for New York and the Esat, 1:30 and 10:18 p.m The red Eancham Seem AL “gaily, with palace Gata attached. Limit ‘Ex- The " Duke of Bedford” Heart at $1. |. Sreept Sunday. “S70F © ety. ‘are, ted cept . ‘These ‘warrant “Lloyd & Smith's { cor Brookiyn, N. ¥., all through trains connect at Zondon Neck Wear,” iatest deaigus Lange Line, Re te boats of Brooklyn Annex, a7 i“ fox double ferriaxe and journey acroca New OctiS-ts 816 F st. wm. w-s Opp. Patent OMe roy Sn caphia, 1:50, 6:30 and 10:18 p.m, dally. Tamnited Paprées, 9:30 a. ma. daly,excopt Bandsy, FALL AND WINTER Goons. tor Baltimore, 7:00, 8 TE) #30, 9:50 8 mi. and 4:20, ‘A superb selection for Gentlemen's Drees prcert Bandsy = a gt ela and Birect Wear received and resdy for in gj enk Sees! 700 a.m, and'4.30 pote "Besyecttully sequeet the continued favors ot me Ded and 4:20 p.m pas x wy pairons aud ¥. J. HEIBERGRE, —— p awece Mxncuaxz Taito, | <LEXANDRIA AND FREDERIOKSBURG RAIL Orsremns Oe Saris ceo WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING ae Bulldiie. sor Aleeanaria 6 775,950, 11 a.mn., 1:15, 8, 4:20, 6 = — —_ $216, 7 and 11-80 p.m. Gn Sunday st 9am, and _ MEDICAL, é&c. for Hichmond and the South, 6:80 s m. and 6:20 p. DEG SOX NORMANN, oie 5 ror ay re thw tee — ae and s Le rh igg hs sexes. All fervale complains quick!y So eaaae hours from 3 to$ p.m. Consultation strictly private | Tickets. and aeure gnarspteed. Charvex moderate. ti-le* | wommodations QPEEMATOREHOEA DORMIENTIUM, 1 Stercy, Preratnre De Lest Vucor all Venereal out the « Jomel or meret po- | 5 . JOHN TRIPP’S BLOOD PURI- Disk is a certain cure for Syputt 3, Seroful Ovartum Tumors, Diabetes, Bright's Disease, ant ail Blood Poison. Cure of ere gnaranteed in ana pt diseae 06 Columbus ave, Boston, nd please state dine pas 0 . Romedcueweuuipeuiieminbocieswithiaygage | P¥ATI'S ASTHAL OrL. Blown in then and labels bearing my own Trade Mark, i a wy) DR. JO ‘TRIPP. PE, LEON,, the Oldent Established, snd only z a tiew* sician ie city. commited tails at Ne O18 Oe se near Ey from 2 FRANCIS MILLER, s a Female Complaint nick!; red. . Otce and lees dence, 13 Barnet st Dal\tinore Ota? | 500 Hiwxm Bzaxer, = JCOHRHHGEA, | WHOLESALE AGENT FOR WASHINGTON AND PYSMENCEREEA, EEC dat a ‘and i. cases of Female = GEORGETOWN. * chiy cured. "No calomel ‘used in any 2 EiStane:” Du DROWN 1600 Le near Toth aw I8.tmse a JERVOUS EXHAUSTION.—A medical og. THE TRADE SUPPLIED IN LOTS TO SUIT AT N cou tau wantiegot lectures delivered at FACTORY PRICES. Saha" Lis of Anatauny, cause aud ¢ of premature decline, showing indisputably low | EMPTY PACKAGES REDEEMED AT NEW Sopaie of uneadtmnents 40 niarriage, hd the treet: YORK PRICES Tuect of nervous and physioal debility, belnu the re- sult of 20 years’ experienoe. By wail, 25c., cur. Las Feney,. oF stampe, Address’ Secretary Hahi‘s Museusn, 688 Brosdway, New York ; nevihen.wht Gm wo CHAS. PRATT &CO., [AneeD RESTORED. Boum PRorarerons aND MANUFACTURERA. ‘A victim of Gecl9-202m_ Hermes PRESENTS. hay WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, nickly cured. ILVEBWAEE, &o., poe abe on es f a P. WALLAGI'S, Loam BROKER amp Jewsten, RICORDS . | See ee ee eee anosf shatared constitution tn PEOPosALs FOR IRON WORK. - pay eae taken by all sbout Orrick OF THE SUPERVISING ARCHITECT, | Seceaed foe coo me Sealed Proposals will be received at ice | PEMA. Gh ie loth Das ov Peamuanr, 879, for connie ie rolled ioe Than for feopnd and lated : 2 Se ea LOAN OFFICE, corner 7th st. and New stories of the building for the Bureau of / York ave., «ntrance on avenue.) The most and een iad oporiance aq private Loau Office in the elty. Money loaned ings, conten 5; al and any additional inf: may on ap- sis Soaks choca eau age | ge roe aa Pistols Ladies ana Geotinentts Oinbion | fandent Garpets, ang aU articige of value. fantiy” sandy 8 Acting AUCTION SALES. THE EVENING STAR. ‘OUNG & MIDDLETON, Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A NEW ZHREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING AND TWO-STORY FRAME BUILDING IN THE REAR, ON THE EAST SIDE OF NORTH CAPITUI. STREET, BE STREETS NORiH- By virtue of a deed of trust dated October 1877, duly recorded in Liber 466, folio Tecords of the District & uest of the party secured lic anction, in front of RSDAY, February 6th, A D.. that certain piece or par. ce! of ground lying and being situate in tha city of Weabinwton, District of Columbia. and known as numbered thirty-two (32), in aubdivision of are _nnmbered six hundzed and seventy-six \676), together with the improvements, &c. . me: One-third cash; and the balance in six hteen months from cay of sale, for the purchaser will be taken, one TALTER B, WILLIAMS & 00, Auctioneers, CONTINTATION OF TH*® ASSIGNER’S BALE OF TRE STOCK OF THE BOOK AND STA. 2s iT BIREFT. BETWEE) On TUESDAY, Februai 1142 SEVENTH LAND M NORTHWEST, ry 4, at 7 p.m. ses¥ Morniiw #t 10 ‘am’ an ail is disposed of, thal] sell at pubiie ave‘ion the balance of ‘the stock the above well-known Mernine will be devo'ed to of Colum! ia. and at the thereby. 6 will kell at the premires. on TH 157%, at 4 orelock p.m. all kstore. Wedvesda: Blank. Books, School J. M. VALE; Assiznee. TO-MORROW. DUNcaNson BROS., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF WALNUT 8 TAGE SEIS, WALNUT. ING CHAIES, STAIR CARPE virtue of a chattel deed of x! e. twelve and Gis which notes of eter fee Ce deed of trust an all cath at the option of the purchaser. $100 required at time of sale, and all recording and at purchaser's cost. The Trustees re ut to resell the property, unices terms ‘complied with, in seven daye frou time of wale, at irk aud cost of deraritin Jan%4-eokdbs , BRUSSELS AND of trust, daly re. No. 905, folio 69, ef seq., of of the District of Columbia, blic auction, on THURSDA’ 'D. 1879, at the ‘anction : corner Sth and D streets hw. commencing at 10 o'clock a m., the gaods and chattels mentioned in Schedule “ ‘aid deed of trust, comprising in part—_ i Je-top Chamsber Suit 20 Walant Wardrobes, Dining Chaire, 15 Imitation Wainut Ohamnbar Bets; Hair and Shuck Mattrances, Spreads; Pillows, Bolstera; co on the prope the land records Twill sell, at pul the €th day of Febru rooms of Duncanson Bros, "attached to f. BTEIGER,) Trustees. IE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED until fame time and place. R JONES. rT THURSDAY, Februar: _feb5eo&dbs JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneera. Springs, Blanket Together with other articies, being the contents of a hotel removed to auction rooms for convenience of [TAM T. JOHNSON, Trustee. BROS., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF BEDSTEADS, LOUNGES, BUREASS, CHAIRS, TABLES, @ By virtue of a deed of trust, duly recorded ‘olio 283, et Seq, of the land records of Washington county, of the District Tumbis, Iwill sell. at publ the 6th day of Februsry, A! D. 1879.at the suction rooms of Duncanson Bros., comer 9th ommencing at 10 m, mentioned in Schedule * A’ attached 1 said deed of trust, consisting in part of— 8, Bureaus, Wardrobe Chairs, Picttires, Clocks; ware, Stoves, &c., Ke. FREDERIC L. WILLIAMS’ T)UXCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. NGRAVINGS, ETCHINGS, AND PHOTOGRAPH a On THURSDAY AFTERNOON and EVENING, | numuencing at 2 and 7 o'clock, and continuing each ay therestter st the same houra, isth street northwest, Corcoran Building, an exceedingly choice co b works of ail th Etchings, of which there are no ouplivaies, and 8 selection’ of colored Photo- is. by “Wilson of London.” invite the atienti . whieh will L TIRE FOUSEYOLD FURNITURE tn HOUSE No. 8 GRANT P AGF, AT AUCTION, CON: WAUNOT M. cale. ‘Terms cash. PENCANON LE, CHATRS, Xe. So CTAVE IANO, STO)L AND OVE! COVER. On FRIDAY Mi ENING, February 7th commencing at 100" No.8 Grant Place, between Sth ane. 10th tircete D.W., theentire contents, partly named above. Honse opened for inspection mor: Bo'cock. Terms cash. ROSEWOOD 7. Xt, We will Kell at lic anction, on CANSON BROS. STREET NORTH- :! TH T AUCTION. rtue of a deed of trust. date 1875, and recor’el in Labey 244, one of the iand < District of Columbia, we wil sell at pubii f the yremises, on MONDAY. Fe! $0 o'clock p.mn., the north half 5: mare four hnudre 5) feet and fonr (4) north half of Lot fi f #2 d One (401), fronting fifte:n ( ir op Ith street west and ranning back one hun- , mie Fe or less, the de u ity of Washington, D.C. story and basement ‘Terms of esle: One-t! Febrnary 6th, we will eel, at purchase money , twelve G2), and paid at the rate of ent artists: also, nth interest until per annnm, anc yanelnw at purchaser's cost. red ($100) doilars wiil be re- onof the public to thi on exhibition Monday, ___DUNCANSON B) | YOUNG & MIDDLETO USTFES' SALE OF THRE! STORE AND DWELLING, By virtue of a deed of trust, dated 20th / A.D. 1877, and recorded ia Liber S51, folio of the land records for the Dist bia, we will sell at public anction premises, ut 4-15 ebrnary 6th, 18 deposit of one hun quired at time of sale. P gebbey,, Trustee HL S W. HANDY, an Y SALE OF A LARGE AND VAL. +h ABLE STOCK OF FIRST-CLASS JEWELGY -k of Gooils in Store ; Sale to commen. k am. on SATURDAY, ths 3-80 a. m—Buitimore, Annapolis snd Way. (Pied- | ‘th street northwes sid Store at 10 c of February. 1879, and Lill ths entire Stock ‘and Store F) ck end #ixtures are now open for in front of the o., On THURSDAY, 3 subdivision of square 676, together with the im- Terme: Que third of the purchase money in cash, and the balance in six, twelve and eis! secured bya deed of trust upon. the d the notes of the purchaser, bearing inter per cent. per aunum unt iy. A ceposit of $100 required at tue time All conveyancing} and purchaser's cost. Ifthe terius of sale are not comn- plied with in seven (7) cays, the Trustees will resell the property af the risk and c+ WILLIAM B. JONER, jan2¢eokdba B. and “MAAS,” carryine the U.&. timore Express. ‘Parlor Car to New York and | “0. D. BABRETT, Ascienes. WABNER, Anct ( }REAT SALE LOOKS AND STATIONERY !! recording at the | nat Of the defaulting MONDAY, the 1th the same fre uM e Tacit 'y beater provided for ladies: See GERMOND CRANI ‘PHOS. B WAGGAMAN,I ‘TRUSTER'S SAL Real Estate Auctioneer ALUABLE IMPROVED NUKLH CAFITUL THOS. DOWLIN: soi ai [NITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE. itof fiera facias,iesnel ont of ted, I will sell Leon Soiomon ©) i tur, ove of the land records of the Dist ctbia, and at the written request of the par’ cured thereby, T will sell i in front of the rein lying iu the y the District of Col and known us Lot lettered “O," in Mo: i and 83, 0f ALR. 8! of square numbered 623, u lortabie two-story Brick H . Real Estate Brokers, FOF VALUABLE IMPROV ON TT Levi Li FiteH. FOX & curr | mnati, Louisville and pled with in sev tee reserves ther jundsy only, ther trains daily LOUs4NA STATE LOTTERY. A Splendid Opportunity To Win A Fortune, D GRAND DIS* 0" with the improv W OF N oF Louisiana State Lottery Company. | ‘This institution was regularly incorporated by the iewislature of the state tor educationsi and charitable purposes in 1863, with a capital of thas since added a reserve fund of §: GRAND SINGLE NU take place montlly on the never scales or postpones. Look mur Thanths, with in. nper cent. pe , General Agent. novi6 | A r will be required at t at purchaser's ‘Terins to be complied rwise the Trust: he property at ri the defauiting puschaser, after five d: WILLIAM B. TODD, Jn RNER, Anict. an MBER DISTRIP nd TUESDAY. i the following CAPITAL PRIZE, $20,000, cketa at $2 cach; Half Ticke | LIST OF PRIZES. 1 Gapital Prize. 1 Capital Prize 5 Prizes of bth 100,000 Ti Ey desk H. WAENER, Real Estate Auctioneer. LUSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED REAL EF TRUSTERS, SALE, OF IMPROVED, REAL Fs. H AND FIFTE! » bearing date D.'1874, and ro- folio 408, one of the. Jana records for the District of Colnmbia, and by direction of the party secured thereby. I will offer ion, in front of the on FRIDAY, the 7th day of Februai o'clock p.m.,Lot numbered nincteen, Pywell and’ Mary E. Brown's, trustees, recorded mare numbered two hudred and ,) toxether with the improvements, atwo-story Brick Dwelling, &c. mag of sale: One-fourth cash ; balance in six (6), twelve (12), and eighteen (18) months from day of sale, with interest at eight (8) per cent. per annum paid, secttred by a deed of trust on the prop- | at the purchaser's option. A be required of the purchaser at | the time of sale, and all conveyancing and record: at hisor her cost. If said with within five daya from the day of sale, the tee reserves the right to resell sai risk and cost of the defaut ‘The above-deserived proper to such taxes, general and specia ine na5 27,keatan (THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estato Auctioneer, TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING-HOUSE. No. TEENTH STREE’ By vustue of that certain deed of trust re- in Liber No. 741, folio 25, | records of the District of Columb ie prem SDAY, the 18th day of February, A. D. lock p.in., all that certain parcel of lana, in the .. designated as lot num- 18), in Shepherd's subdivision of ‘one hundred und sixty-four (164), as the same is of record m the office of the surveyor of the Dietrict of Columbia. ‘Terms of sale, as prescribed by eatd deed of trust: | ‘The amount of’ indebtedness socured by the deed unpaid, to wit, $7,600, with interest st the rate of ten per cent perannum from October 7th, 18/7, aud pense of sale,in cash; the bulance at twelve and eighteen months, for which the notes of the | s: purchaser, bearing interest from the day of sale and Secured on the property sold, shalt be taken. A de- required of. th time of sale, and all conveyancing ~chaser, ORtakde. LEWIS CLEPHANE. Trastea, TPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. 7 ? SALE OF IMPROVED REAL TREAT E IN Vani NG'TON CITY, D. ON © STREET SOUTH, BETWEEN TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH STREETS WEST. virtue of a deed of trust, dated | per bin dart, and eccorded in Liber 660, passes 404, &e., of a Bor Ret ee ees of 3 i ues! eee, ee Ted on MONDAY. the Lik Feb. 879, at public auctions in poee oe. ee D. C., with the improve ; balance in six, twelve interest at eight (8) per notss of the pu be ¥F iS NORTHWEST. me of a deed of trust, corded in Liber No. id 22: 1000 Prizes of ATION 9 Approximation Prizes of 8300. 8 Approximation Prizes of 300 9 Approximation Prizes 1857 Prizes, amounting to... fesponsible corresponding a Prominent, poluts, to whom a liberal compensation Application for rates to clubs should only be made Woe ees ote ree saney Were rite, clearly ‘ull address, for further in- formation or send orders to M. A. DAUPHIN, BP. 0. Box 692, New Orleans, Louisiana, 819 Broadway, N. ¥. ~All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are auder the supervision and management of Geuerals @.'T. Beauregard and J, A. Early.. siibdivision of, nts wanted at ail to the Home office of the "ao | terms are not com) property, at the Wil be sold subject RITTENHOUSE, ‘Trustee. CavRCH CANDLES. 1020 SEVEN- ti ce SORTHWEST. i militia to aid in collecting the t: JOHN H. MAGRUDER, | city of Washington, D. bered eizhtee: square number 1421 NEW YORK AVENUE, . Treasury DEPT. it Of #200 will | re MAKE SPACE FOB OTHER GOODS, WE WILL OLOSE OUT AT’ GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, A FEW VERY FINE MAN- TELS, IN ITALIAN, STATUARY, AND COLUM. | BIAN MARBLE, POLISHED GRANITE, AND INLAID WALNUT. dated Novem- WE ARE ALSO OFFERING INDUCEMENTS | INGAS FIXTURES, PARLOR GRATES, FUR- NACES, BANGES, &., AND HAVE A VERY LARGE 8TOCK FROM WHICH TO MAKE SE- the city of Washington, D. son cieieee nee wil cent. per anpun, : by f trust on the premises sold. Con. evanoioe st purchaser's cost, TA Yossie wil be aad al rchaser’s risk shonid compliance be not terms of sale within down at time of sale. A. HYDE, ) $av29,31,feb3,5,7,10 C. N. ‘PHbM,} Trusteos. (PHOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Heal Estate Auctioneer. Es? OF ELEGANT RESIDENCE, Wim ‘ON STitaet NORTHWEST Under and by virtue of a deed of Reegrued ations re 5 land records of the District of Colambia, the ander, sell at public auction, Of the premises, ou WEDNESDAY. te 13t Febroary, 1879, ot 4 o'clock p.m. nll of I an im Bs pee sue esoe of original square 103. ‘Terme of tale: The amount of indebtedness se. cured by this deed of trust Uupaid (810,810.66) Twelve sud sideteon mnhtbe for ene Goa at 'welve and eighteen months, for which the the purchases benim interest from the day of sal, and secured by a di shall be taken. Ade of the purchager at the time of ancirg at bis cost: EDWARD CAVERLY & CO., Masonic TEMPLE. ‘of Apri, 1875, am folio 431; ove of the (INAL NOTICE TO THE Hi EF ‘We NORTHERN OAD COMPANY. Under the Plan of Reorganization, ratified bree decree of the Cour time hich Bondhol som tear eee signed ‘Trustees will fits of ue perch the balance at of trust on the and all convey- le are not com- defauiting purchaser, a1 pu 5 they may resell at risk and After wiving such notice of 80 RICHARD, WALLAGH, ? BND ALL, § Trustees. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Attct. rion ange oeataat als for eB. BAUM, corner 1th and G sta, WEDNESDAY... -Febraary 5, 1879. CONGRESSIONAL. Conclusion of ¥esterday’s Proce: dings. SENATE.—After our report closed — Mr, Bayard spoke at length against Mr. Ed- munds’ resolutions deciariug the validity of the thirteenth, fourteenth, and fitteenth amend ments, and was replied to by Mr. Edinuads, Mr, Whyte baste tocr to-day. THE DPBATE 0: HE ARMY PILL. HOUSE.—After our. report closed — Debate on the ariny appropriation bill wa continued, Mr. Mills, addressing his demoe colleagues, said: It was because of your false economy that Custer bied, Talk about ecozomy when your border ts taid in blood and asies Economy seems to be the only idea which has any existence in the statesmauship of ta House. A government isan tastitution to tect her people, and cannot fail to do it wit being guilty of dishonor. [Applause on the rn publican side. Mr. Rimmel) suggested that the real point of | objection Was hot so much to the strengta the army as to the uses to which the army wa applied, and he called attention to the fact ua the present Secretary of War was endeavor: to have the posse comitatus clause of tae army appropriation bill moditied or repeale ‘The object of such repeal was toesiabiish a mintary despotism pure and undetiled. Mr. kelfer reminded the gentleman from Maryland that the governor of that state, in ppealed most piteousiy to tie Pres- ps to be sent to Baltimore to pat down a riot that could not be comyolied by the militia, Mr. Cox (N.¥ said that there was not a member on the floor who did not understand very well that but for a certain menace, and but for sending out orders for troops and artit lery To come to Washington. the electoral con mission Would rever have been created. ‘Timid citizens, money lords and bond holders—men who are constitutionally arraid of revolution. and wh a rather subinit to wre rt to Violence and hame trom tie ¢ and when all the arrangements had been made, as they were being made now for 1830, had been frightened, and that fright had been the procreate cause of the electoral commission. This menact ade sone meinbers. of the House, forgetting their manhood and all that fs | dear to American citizenship, succumb to a power that was merely physical, not that was ap the genvien f tne his n trom Te apy had th lemocra Tits propo: S—I got it from my eor [applause on the repub! acver fall fo exercise It, eith ir, Mills replied to Mr, Cox, and suggested Wicutly Unit he (Mir, Mills) Was not so e: nd did n n his shoulde my. Why teal the LeCOWRL Licah proposed to withdraw imilitary vUon from tne people of Texas, and to offer up that people asa sacrifice to appease Wwe Unrest For himself he was merely the local representative of his own co: at Le would not consent to the sac utler subinitted an a nd requiring railroad companies whic elegrapn iines to transinit telegrams fi the government and for the general pubili races to be fixed by the governinent, according to the provisions of the revised statute: The c mittee then rose. Mr. Wocd submitted a resolution asking for informaiton as to the amount paid by the ment to the Washington Gaslight Compan during isis. Adopted. ng Session Was ordered for Tuesé: sorts from the committee House then, at 4:20, took a rece The How led to order by Mr. Durham, ) went Into committee of the Whole on ihe Mississippi levee bill. Mr. Reagan advocated an amendment whieh he offered directing the commission 19 consider nd report on the practicability of imp be navigation, deepening the channel the alluvial lanas of the Missi: of ontlets into the Gulf of Mex Ackien favored the st th, AL tid) the coinmittee rose and reported bill, and, pending ton was orderc journed, ae hendinents, the main ques- bd the House at «Lat luterview with Hix £ am froin Norwich, Conn. ‘ »p Was permitte to visit: his her home this morning, at her sdriven down from jatl in a vered catriage at an early hour, and was ac- spanied by Jailer Beckwith, What took place ab the bedside of the dying woman no one knows except herself and son, The interview Wasa long one, and when Bishop eam tie Toon overpowered. 115 form si and his, e wel with U Ihe was t 7 eee an son be the last few weeks If enld i his trial in Maren i to die. Sie has counseled her Was frst disclosed, to make tof his guiliy complicity, and iv , owlng to her importunities that out his first confession. he was: rongest tor the state, as she had made Known to tne | campai | order of | mont | brave asa 1 | he looked upon coward! | would leprosy. On one ec ail the people of the United States. | | then, beading hy } prison | commanded a brigade « | complimented | Tion army e would be | itnesses | Cotencl Sir Percy Wyndham, AMS DEATH AT RANGOON—HIS SERVICES IN TOR LATE WAK HEKi A cable dispatch from Calen: Geath of the brave soldier, Colonel Sit Perey Wynd s Killed at Rangoon witile at~ tempting to make an ascension tu a balloon. He Was born On board His Majesty's ship Arab Feb- ruary, ING, his father being a mber of an Engitsh aristocratte family and bts French lady. He was taken to the E where his father was in service, growing to be a tine soldierly youth, the British service as a subaitern lowed to join temporarily the French announces the a attained the set out for the Crimean war be left the Austrt service and took his place in the He sab- | sequently joined the Italian army, ia which he ; attained the rank of lieutenant Colonel, com- manding the second br! aie. He served ia five in Rurope. received two promagtions on the eld and was decorated with the military avoid, atthe batue of Volturno Ca pua). When rebellion broke out in this country Colovel Wyndham obiained a twel furlough io serve in a foreign field. He came to Ubts countr, dia" many other noble officers of , and en- tered the service of the United States government. He brought with him the highest testimonials for courage and high qualiue: ribald! recommended hi MeCletlan. He declined the numerou pointments offered him on the ground desirous of activ commander-in-chie Gifferent states to see where ay offer, and Gov. Randall, of Wise commission appointing him to tu the 18th Wisconsin volunteers, was then encamped at Madison, ne difficulty with the e his commission. Gov. Blair, ef Mich! then offered him the commiand ot the 1 talsed in that state, but it was found that duction of the 2 been determ cers re- na he ome i he Proposition t ceded. The rez % 5 ly disbanded. & nwa erward Appointed to the command of the ist Clio cav= airy, then in Service in Kentucky, bul ov te. ting to Celumbu ere WAS NO Vacane’ aving falled tot Wyndham retart have en up all idea of our army but tor the efforts m who desired to aly On Febi ow Jersey, ¢ of the First N dain Was + moe said of him, and in an officer as he aston, while tn eom- it Sa Hon,” as Gre d of cava iham was di sion Struck nouncing bim a: men hi x made formal Was never convicted. the ment he conducted several dash- reconnoissabves. al one time being ta i and at Cha » 162, he v. When “his furlough expired he was about to resign. but induced to remain tn our serviee. He con- pecial cavalry expedition to the Rap- in Mareh, 1563, and was especially eneral’ orders by General Heintvelman. ‘The reconnoitering force, con- sisting of about four hundred men, in three | )S marched from Fairfax to Rappahannock | station, down the Rappahannock to Falmont nd from Falmouth throagh Si liouse and Dumtries, b; a distance of about Six miles a day. Colon in Tis march had no less than four skirmis! With guerilla bands, killing a numt and capturing seventeen prisoners. He lost uly four men, who were captured while strag- ing by the rebels. ‘Taking into consideration the “alinost impassable condition of Virgtt roads at that season of the year Col, Wyndhain’s { n WaS One OF the inost remarxadle on xd. In the cavatry raid to the rear of Lee's | - commanded the second brizade of | sion, consisting of three regiments, } il part of the James river canal, bo- orming Other skilful operations. He mmanded a brigade in Gen. Stonem: | corps. On June 2 1853, he was n the leg, but he retused to leave his command until the following erening, whea. ter ridlag forty miles on his charve sent to Washington for medical atte led the left wing on the th, captur Station and the hilton which Gen. stu larters were located, and then f good order. the enemy not daring to follow him. Once he resigned because he was ordered vo report to K. Butler Price, who, he said, was in- competent and unworthy his respect a: r During t rviee of Col. Wyndb United Sta ere were nitnerous attempts to brand hin as turer and not eatitic be Lot which wer - Herald. tion. The onice! Sr Pe but b miles, or Wyndham r’s head- 1 Dack ID Tar Kiser TEM educates tl pd tinge bot Strain the brains o ren, and Consequently Thousand Uging y be said in favor of it; but the lintle®ne ugh! pot to be potsoned. 3 litde girlia Brook- ine, Mass., carried home trom school the ott day a package of tancy tate’s attorney some very conclusive facts | pared to be exeing to criminate Mrs. Cobb, but her fatal | lathe > constmption) prevented ber from testi- | He +e! i Her teeling toward hate Cobb is that or | Pal 7 Ik with a request t hatred, sbe accusing Mrs. Cobb of mis- | 5€ Would ma tor arsenic, Th her son. She cannot live longer thana DISOKDER IN GREEN CouNTY, KY. AND ‘TROOPS SENT For.—A telegram from Elizabeth- town, K, ‘eb. ys:—Some years ago Green county Voted a tax upon themselves to ald in the covstruction of the Cumberland and Onio yailroad, bearing six per cent. interest, payable semi-annually. ‘his tnterest was paid prompt- ly up to within the last. year or two, but no railroad has ever been built. Within the past year a part of the road which had been graded between Lebanon and Greensburg was leased to the Louisville and Great Southern ratiroad, and a proposal is Pending to take the sense of the people whether the lease shall be ratified. The proposal has so far aroused the people that the courts have been called on to adjudicate the question, and an injunction has been obiained against holding the election. The more lawless portion of the people, enraged at the law's de- lays, have determined to resist the collection of any more railroad tax, and last Monday night the barn of Luther Morris, deputy sheriff, was burned, with a thousand bushels of grain, and notices were posted up on his premises reading, “Cease collecting the railroad tax or leave the country.” It is said aye barn of Mr. Mor- ris’ father has also been burned. A courier has been sent to the governor witha request for eee RED Tare IN SCHOOL MANAGEMENT—It is a common Custom to ridicule red tape tn public affairs, to sneer at the bureaucratic adiinis- | Uution of affairs. But when we look at our own public schools what do we tind?—a para- dise of red tape! Teachers hired to instruct our children compelled to devote much of their valuable time in illing up “blanks” to give sta- tistical information to state and town officials “nd to sweil the archives of some board: we find the teachers restive under such require- ments, which not only use up school time, but thelr out-of-school hours, and fully convinced that their painstaking reports are destined to ome plgcon-hole; we tind the scholars harrassed id hurried through written examinations on paper of 2 stated size, in order that the school committee mnay have some volumes of school- boy manuscript for exhibition—their handwrit- ing ruined by hasty writing, their instruction neglected for such a secondary ‘ie . Teach- ers have not _unfrequenuy adinitted and regret- ted that they could not devote the ne sary lime to teach ‘their pupiis how to read distinctly and Inteliigently because of the extraordinary requirements for ornamental studies; for studies which no child of tender years is able to under- } Stand, Whatever may be its tee advantage Jater on in life.—{ Boston Heralk An EAGLE Carntes OFF a Pi ‘or several days past the resident farmers in the northwes- tern portion of this county have marked the presence of an eagle skimming the heights in their neighborhi anda Mr. Stringer, a Tar- rant county knight of the gun, anxious ‘to cap- lure this king of birds, shouldered his fowling- piece yesterday morning and laid for the bird on the open prairie, at a point about two miles — ot eee: ao a small herd of oung pigs were innocent onthe green a rd. The bird came along, and when a point had been reached nearly perpendicular to the head of the swine, as ii were, the old “National” swooped down and around the sur- face of an inverted imaginary pyramid, and, Sinking its talons deep in the interior composi- Uon of a thirty-pound pig, started Heaven- ward. The ssceusion was tedious and slow, ard gave ample time for Stringer to draw a bead, and when a nen of thirty or forty feet had been reached he banged away and bored a hole clean through our American monstrosity. ‘The pig and gle tumbled tolerably welt to- gether to the surface—both dead.—[ort Worth (Texas) Democrat, WOREMEN ON A STRIKE.—The pees oO. the Newark (N. J.) Steel Works having agreed to scale down the wages of their hands two per cent. the latter have struck. There are about one hundred and fifty of them all-told. They have been receiving from $1.35 to$6 per day, those 1eceiving the higher pay, being very su- perior workmen, Boys received from fifty cents to$laday. 1t is clalmes py the workinen that only afew receive bis, wages; that the great bulk have a hard struggle to live on the old prices, aud that they bave already suffered three reductions since 1872.—{4. F Heraid, 4th, §2-A North Carolina officer reports that in- complete returns show the eststeace of 111,029 dogs in that state—about ore doz for every uuce sheep. t pronounced the color an arsenical ¢ and remarked that it would be ver nas if taken internally, or if the dust were iniaied He said emphaticaliy that no one would ve jus- tifled in placing such a dangerous plaything in the hands of children, and that there was no necessity for the use of such poisons for color- ing paper, as there were harmiess greens well known to manufacturers which could be sub- stituted for them. SIE FOWLER Cannot be accused of a mer- motive in trying to compel Jas. W. Val to marry her. Vale is a wealthy banker in Port Washington, Wis. Miss Fowler was his child- ren’s teacher, he being a widower. He proposed marriage, but afterward changed bis inind. Miss Fowler employed a lawyer to sue Vale for damages, hoping to bring about a marriage in that way, but Vale readily pald on demand the 5.00 that was asked. That put a civil suit out of the question. Miss Fowler made an appeal to Vale to keep lls promise, but he refused. Then Sne sent the $5,000 back to him, and swallowed a fatal dose of poison. A Wipowsr in Lawrence, Kan., was engaged to a widow, but lis love was so languid tuat he Was in no hurry to be married. A friend from Ottawa visited him, fancied the widow, and Said that he would like her for a wife. The widower offered to sell his right to her for $250, and the money was Fp the widow marrying the Ottawa man and going home with him. But the widower's love was warmed by absence. He went to Ottawa, courted the woinan anew, and eloped with her. The Ottawa man has lost hls money and his wife, but says that, having had more than enough of the latier, he is willing to call the account square. ANOTHER Liz INSURANCE MURDER SusPECTED. In December last Jos. Raber was drowned in a shaliow stream near Lebanon, Pa. As insurance (eet on his life to a considerabie extent had been issued,suspicions of foul play were created. On Information lodged by Jos.F. Peters, of West Hanover township, John kt. Stickier, Charies ‘free. Israel Brandt, Henry Wise, Jos. Huramel and George Zechman were arrested yesterday charged with being the murderers. Raber’s original insurance was $23,000, but $20,000 had been allowed lo ae. Policies in the following companies are still good:—Home Mutual, Leba- hon, and Keystone, Allentown, and Mutual Benefit, Hartford, $2,000 each, ‘and Reading Mutual and New Era, Philadelphia, $1,000 each. PENITENT.—Mrs. John S. Tiiden, who eloped from this city last spring in company with Joseph F. Borden, leaving her husband and family, has written a letter to her son, post- marked Melbourne, Australla, Nov. 20th, in Which she expressed penitence for her sin, and Stated that if oceans did not roll between her and her home she would gladly return. The letter intimated that she was not living in the city of Melbourne, but outside, and stated that if he (meaning oe Borden) knew she had —- he would kill her.—{ New Bedford Stand- a A Gtkt SHoors Hex BROTHER-IN-Law DgAD. Miss Martha Collins shot and killed her brother- in-law, Jonathan Drake, at Buckner, Jackson county, Mo., on Sunday. The lady had been receiving attentions from a man who was ob- jectionable to her family. Drake forbade him Lo come to the house, and thegirl, hearing of It, became and, drawing a revolver, shot Drake the heart. WANTED TO RE Barrizep.—C. K. Faller. an old and respected Seer et Gontralie, TiL,called at the house of Kev. Mr. Wallis, of the Metho- dist church, at 11 o'clock Monday night, and de- mandea to be Upon being refused be ‘upon the minister and fought desperate- i = Vallis struck him down with a lamp. and held him until assistance arrived. Fuller is new a maniac, ean Fim IN 4 PUBLIC Scuoot..—A tire broke out in a public schooi at Terre Haute, Ind, Monday, while nearly five hundred pupils were in it. A few scholars near ee ee Sy the sneer marched out inordér at the lap of the gohg. The roof and upper stories were destroyed. Loss $5,000. of Callforuia, where the wa"There are parts at paper me glory. Panthers apd lions recently made a de- and costiy Augora goats Deloagtng fo a Zarvacr of a Carpenieaa, and fen oniy Out of tweaty- two, “ Vestments.” Chureh Hovsrmaid (to Low Church Cook. k, LOW can you sit and listen to a nothin’ but Diack Alpaca’ n Seen our young Priest. this Morn- fog! He had on a black Sik SkirL with a white Cambrick Tunte trimmed with reel Walansheens ce #8 Missis give him, a narrer ‘I rf round his ATMS across his Bw down the midd should have gh-Art green A PRINTER PN Lion John KE. Sinner, a Sew Haven (Conny ton sat he has «0 by the death of Antotne Many years ago Me: Worked tn an a boy, and wh work the boy ‘© his home, and fed him for some tir peared, and with it es, but Mercer left anole to the effect that he eived from his young Would have cause some Was not bad at heart, ‘oconding to publications in the returned to te Was a native, sum mined by the death ‘ers Will provi of a wealthy une’ the proceeds of the money should. be and then to goea ned the fish w The next tur kitchen and saw fully wasiting the sh ¥ ot Febroary Gch ested to attend thie On February 4th, 18 . Mrs. Many E. an the Unrty=1 y are requested to attend Jenee, No. 07 Niuth, mor ths and five days ar loving eyes so | Ane 17) miss the y Kise and whisper noe that murmurs Thursday, 6h F On February 34, 1879, at 6.10 pam, after a short iifesss, at ln residence. No. beloved wife of Turner a the forty-second year of b nd and two childrea to mea t ce at Weeley Zion Church, (and Sd sts.on TI stapes are Te 2 On Wednesday morning, February +, 1879, after a lous and painful Ulveas, JeNNiK Gootwe W. Talbartt, qmiem Mass will be he friends ant fully invited to ate UNDERTAKEKS. now. Resid ee on premises} 21-1 . UNDERTAKER, 2233 ype o 48. F. HARVEY. JAS. (RED. SPIND (Residence at place of business and prey ared for transportation. W i R. SPEARE, (Formerly with R. F. Harvey 940 F street new. ‘One door east of Tenth strect Borial Caskets of all erades and styie« Lodies embalme? and prepared fo! Ledy attendants ai short not Everything strictly first-class and on the most 1 transportation JORN RR. WRI 1337 Oth st. nw. ___ BUUTS AND BHOK». R BBERKS, RUBBERS, BKUBBERS 1.000 LADIES’, MISSES and CHILDRE: RUBBERS from the best manufac this day. Soild for 25 cents a pair at Lhe wreat BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, avenue Sign ef the Red Flag. ‘The rash is great from 7 a.m to 8 pm early at the creat BOSTON SHOE AUCTION, 491 Ponusylvanis avenue. FIVE CENT SHOES. A great demand at the BOSTON BHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 491 Pennsylvania avenue. 1,090 MEN'S CALF, sewed, aockie kaa top peered, at $3.50, si the BOS’ SHVE HOUSE, ‘51 Peanayieaais avenue. MEN'S RUBBERS AT 50 CENTS. ATTENTION TO LADIES. made Kid and Goat French straight heel BUTTON BOOT, made by France vecks, at $2. 4 1.000 pair LADIES’ SIDE LACE BOOTS, st $1.76 @ pair. Made by the best manufacturers in Baltimore. THIS ENTIRE STOCK MUST BE CLOSED OUT BY MARCH Ist TO MAKE BOOM FOR BPRING GOODS. L. RICHOLD, Paornirron. ot Gent's Fine BOOTS, SHORE Ort under National Hote! ‘New Lisstios inserted gy by patent ine; price 76 cants to 61. im NEW FORK SHOE STORE, = 605 Pennsylvania avenue. TO TAKING AN ACOOUNT OF WILL SELL ALL MY FALL WcEN GOODS AT PRIME OOBT. Ladies’ Pebbie Goat But LOUIS HEILBRUR, Ho. 609 Tth street northwest. Ow = me it pee ‘Woman oy Snmn’