Evening Star Newspaper, January 5, 1880, Page 3

FOR RENT AND SALE. _ EDUCATIONAL. Apr ly to AL FRE Best. RB. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th aud F streets north west. 925 7th st. n.w. BS 927 Teh et. nw. i 8 830 Hak. ae. Ste teh st news, aE 3st. nw. Bt over Galt Bro. cx $3 Dat 919 7th at. D.w. - 8 Thave Furnished Houses, tn ood locations, f for rent to private familiew only. I make no charge to landlorita for savertising their property, and keep i before the thn Dee sonmtantir: Houses and Lots in every secti in of the city for gale, at prices from $1,000 to $50,109, aud on easy ice has been . property for sale at mm: reduced in price. B. O. HOLTZMAN, jan’ 10th and F sta. n.w. EAL ESTATE BU. Le EIEN "THOS. ¥. WAGGAMAN, 619 Seventh strest. {Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays.) Three-Stery Houses hae Sale. 508 11th at.n-w G21 K Rts. 1022 20th st.n.w 10th st.n. Tnimprovea Propert 20th st., bet. K and S ste.n-w. 7th at. bet nd Ts r ft. KL 43g 8t8.8. W., per ft ty erounds, per ft. Dand E t. Heine # Va.and Mia vi Gap.and N-d-avers. Houses for Rent. uod. ims. 14 re. mod. imps. "1 mod. imp mod.imps., & 3 ‘hall, has steam power printing of- a : 910, Sees ‘dist Bt. “ B55" Ot. 3 The above isenly a onal part of the fo rent and sale on my books. For complote list seo Bali egael on th ita hh of eae mga, on 8] ical al or Besent by mail if desired. = Loans. $2,000, $1,000, 8600, at 7 per cent. jan3 STEAMERS, &c. _AUOTION SALES. _ AUCTION SALES. _ mo | (CHARLOTTE watt SCHOOL, ‘Sr. Many’s Cousrr, Mp. Thenext session will begin MONDAY, FEBRU- ARY 2, Board and tuition 875 ia advance for ea e months. For Circulars apply to WM. T. BRISCOE, jan2-1m Secretary to the Board. Y ATIONAL UNIVERSITY, President Hon. Arthur MacArthur. Polytechnio Scho] opens Tuesday, Jannary 6, 1880, ure Rooms 633 F st. n. we Day and evening classes Ter Mathonatice’ Cl Engincerang and z, Mechanical Drawing, Natural Philoeophy and Chemistry are now form: ing. Information or Cireulars ean be, obtained of Prof. Ben Hyde Benton, at the Lecture Rooms, from 4 to 5) of J. TON, Secy. of Board of Regents, decd1-6t. 513 7th street n. Ww. 910 MH Sa Ee Y. PROD HOMME'S French Classes. New term in. January. Claas hours, 11a. ni. 9% 44nd 64 p.m. Hours reserved for private instruction. fare advantaxes offered to all pupils, adults axd ch: and idioms orally and practically taug!: invited on Thursdays, ‘at 3% p.m. Oflice hours: 2m. tol p.m. Terus moderate declT grade Daily in, in German given free. nal dep partaent for inden: Bat ite ss ra for Young Ladies and co t. 2-W:, thorough instruction in all ineludi: Bool English Tiras k-keoping and Drawing, extended course in Latin and French. Circulars at the book stores. Address Mus. G. M- NDEON, Princi BS: fect GULAR FRENCH peHOor FOR YOUNG Tadies and Childrei Muxz. FOULON, 1909 Pennsylvania ave. Private Lessons After School Hours. Prospoctan at at Madame Delarue, French fancy store, 1255 Ps dec5-3m_ TROPOLTTAN SEMINARY AND KINDER- Boarding and Day School for young Ladies and Children, 800 18th st, n.w. MISS B.C. Principal. rmal departments for Ladies both day and eve 5 Si HOOL OF MUSIC, a Sth st,—Orwan Lessons 3, (aith use of Charel Organ.) Voice Culture (oy Piano. Free classes, &c. foes aud suena ‘oct25-3m [SS OSRORNE'S ENGLISH AND FRENOH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL for Young Ladies and Children, 943 Oth st. M et., corner of 1 Next quarter will commence Noy. 17. _sug5-6m APLEWOOD_ INSTITUTE, Coxconpiraa, Pa.—Boys, 850 per quarter; Girls, dents prepared for business, Yale or Tscvard. Best clase professors. Primary pupils admity el? J. SHORTLIDGE, A-M., Principal. Pee OR IN CLASS—LATIN, GREEK, FRENCH, MATHEMATICS, RHET- ORIC, LO ‘Preparation for College, West Point, Knuspolin. ‘Translations of Ancient and Modern Langu: |. 8.W. FLYNN, A. M.,702 5th st.n.w. 61 = SCHEEL, Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN and VOCAL MUSIC. Particular attention to be- ners, a8 well as those to to be goaitied for Terms moderate. 1215 H si aug28-19.6* 'PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, CoRNER 7TH AND L STREETS N.W., ives education for real life to sons and datighters. @ course comprisgs Penmanship, Spelling, Com: position, Correspend@nce, Business Arithmet fo, Sin: le and Double Entry Bookkeeping, Business litical my, Commercial Law, and Leo- Ir recep- tion of students, last cain ughet and there- aft ‘or particulars visit the ‘Galles, or addreas ER, PRinorpa. MEDICAL, &. R. RICORD'S SSENCE “OF “LIFE. restores manhood and the vigor of youth to the most shattered constitution in four weeks. Failure im- possible. This i restoring remedy should be {ken by all about to marry, or who weakened from ess or any other cause. fs ascertain as that water ‘Success in every quenches thirst.” $3 per case. Sole agent, Dr. JACQUES, No. 7 University Place, New York. Drigg ists supplied. dec2G ERVOUS EXHAUSTION.—A medical es- say, comprising a series of lectures delivered at Kahn's Musetun of Anatomy, on the cause and ero of premature decline, show indisputably how lost health may be regained, at orting = cleats Op= sis of impediments to ai the treatment ceneeron, and physical debility, eine the result Be Serene oe pons ‘Kdaress Bee ’Kkahn’s Mu- ‘Broadway, Now York. deel -mmiw.fam seum, D* LEON, the oldest established and only reli- ab'e LADIES’ PHYSICIAN in the city, can be consulted daily at 455 Massachnsetts avenué from 1 foB o'clock. Al Female Complaints and Trrexari- ties quickly cured. Consultations free. rate rooms for patients. gues 2 new houses on Wilson at., bricks, 2 sto.,4 rooms each. 6 each ie ee Bae Booms Skies ingio a3¢ 8 and 458 La. ave. nw. from 85 concerping th throuvlout the country. Call and get a copy. A. ee L ESTATE ‘No. 918 Fane street, ‘opposite p htaente Temple. For Rer Purnished. Mansion, West End.8350 Penna. ‘Rent. Store oat paritts ave.! Grant Blags, near 16th190 rant near" G'se., bet. 1st wud 24.100 Gor. House, west end..138 22 Pierce st. n 1121 Park Place n.6. O03 Fast ¢ Capitals ree 9 Btoreédwig, 4th & H. ae EY pane of other [ou ao Tith nw Btables, Sc- — LE! FoR &. SALE! FOR Caran Several elegant Houses at $6, 500, & 3: 201d F: large Lot l0th'and F st Northeast corner 15th and L e's. n. 8-roomed Brick, with stable, 1th and T. 4 new Frame Houses near Ostrect market 5 new Houses on 4th street east. each + Lane Lot, 14th st. n-w., lon time 6 Low ne: Q sts n. ‘Aiso, 's. ereat number of other Nouns aed oes Small sections of the city, at prices to suit the times. Money fo Loan.—Large and stall sums always on hand at lowest market rates, on real estate or weod collateral. Ub] £. A. MOINTIRE. Pes ‘Rea! Estate and Insurance Agents. 804 F street, LeDroit Building. FOR RENT, Ist and Beta. T8.,mod.imps.... $83.33 006 BI 10° s-sinod. imps. 7°50-00 40.00 45.00 40.00 40:00 25.00 08 20.00 16.00 abs EAL ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & O0., St. Cloud Building, Resi Estate Agents and Auctioneers. SAVE YOUR RENT AND BUY A Ht Wo have HOUSES for sale on Tens: ao bare: small Store (new). Brick, 6 rooms, & new Brick, 10 rooms, hot ana sia 3) floors, south and east fronts, 2 bay windows, very. com! Small cash payment ce mosey, A T-room ‘iirick’ now! bulitiog. on Tith ‘street,’ be- tween AU and N- Small cash payment; balance ston Capitol Hil, having a good view of the Gncitel mma formal without cash payment and on long time to amy one building, or a House } ‘will be built to suit, pore on easy terms, eee 5 rool 32214 Mth wt. ae © nw, 6 rooma Office Fooms, corner Sth and G suital oe for. “Housekeeping, 939 MONEY TO LOAN at pos if jane 8 per cent. - eid security. HIN SHERMAN & CO. STOCK OF AND FINEST rapes. pole snd ways. Also, {TARTLING DISCOVERY. LOST MANHOOD RESTORED. ‘A victim of youthful imprudenee causing prema- fare ceeay, nervous debility, lost manhood, etc., having: tried in vain every known remedy, dis- covered a simple self cure, which he will send FREE to Be fellow sufferers. oF H. Reeves, 43 Chatham St. N. ¥. dec5-6m_ i | 903 Fuss CREAR NINTH.—The new Turkish and Piussian Bath are now complete. No rs since its ‘arst establishment iv 71. The best establishment sont Sram IMPOTENCY | PREMA- foro decay, envisions and all venereal diseasoa iH me cases cured in from 8 {07 days, No cal el fale weakuesses, ker cured. "1a F street rm oct25 IR. ROBERTSON, every Wednebda; 4 owe 2 So ws Fis .» WhO, W reara experi- Sher guarantees a Care in all diseases o the \Ce, RUATAD: 6 Us Bibione Tino ed Sepd Rent or Sypl ion! rency, &C. | Gon: is; recently contracted: Positively cured in ore ee pumunations strictly Private, and sope- adies. Refers to the rate offices for Gians of Baltimore. “Main office, 19 8. Kutaw sti, Baltimore. Charges moderate. sep29-6m_ ADAM DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR M coe a female lemale complaints quickly cured. n.W. Office Goneed oat 1 too, Ap m. ug26-5r* Presa fer BATH.—A loxury._Oure for chills and fever, rheumatiem, Kc, Sativfaction guar. Ladies’ Monday and Friday. 509E ear are. No connection eda. aut iH. ae febl* Po HENRY MOTT'S FRENCH Poe ‘Certain care for Disease of the Ric a on receipt of price, securely sealed. ee a eo BLOOD PURIFIER IS A certain cure for ‘Orarinia 1m Diabet Bright's Di and all zaood Tomors, * Bente Di cate! bottles with my name blown ‘my own trade mark. “DE. JOHN TEL?P. __ COAL AND WOOD. yptsiewiez, COOKE & PORTER, COAL. BEST QUALITY OF WHITE AND RED ASH ANTHRACITE COAL. Well screened and (eee aaa Ibs. to the ton guar anteed. Geor; Lump and Run of Mine Cumberland Coa he cargo, car load or single ton. WOOD c# ALL KINDS. PINE, OAK AND HICKORY OF P*ST QUALITY, Ix Conn Lencts, on SAWED AND SPLIT TO ANY bIZE. BAKERS’ PINE A SPECIALTY. fice, 1419 New York ave. Office and Yard 2d st. and Indiana ave. Shipping Wharf r= NORFi OLK, FORTRESS MONBOE Lavy oF THE Lake leaves 6th-street whet on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 5 p.m., conping at Piney, Point ara Point Lookont, connectin Boston steamers, &c. Leaves Norfolk alternate di at 4 p.m. First-class fare, $2; Kound Trip, 88; Bocond-clase fare, 81.50: Round ‘Trip, $2. DAILY LINE ON THE POTOMAC RIVER. Steamer Joux W. THompson leaves 6th street wharf ae § Monday and Thursday, at 7 a.m., for Nominf'and Saturday to Leonardtown, sto) x at intermediate landin; dings. Steamer JASE Mosecey lJeaver same wharf at 7 a.m. on Sunday to St. Clem- ent's Bay: Roereg Aa Coan River and Smith’s Creek ; iad psy to Chaptico, stopping at intermediate “STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK. Steamers E. C. KNIGHT and Jon Grpson alter- nately leave Pier 41, East River, New York, every Seturday at 4 p.m. and 65 Water st. ce lay morning ai taer$ at lowest atc. “Apna at ‘steamer jer Natio2 weeps AML BACON, President. ana NEW. EXPRESS LINE PESLAD ELE DRIA, WASHINGTON GEORGETOWN 'N, Connecting at Philadelphia with des Providence, and the New Englan m Philadelphia Saturday, 8 ¢20 a.m. From Masington—Monda wu Monday Eraghis ronived daily antl 6. pri bills of laden sciven to Borton and @ Ta aud Fall River. Consignees wishing thelr coods landed 35 Gen reetown wlar will please have mark “GEORGETOWN, itt rot information apply to J. H. JOHNSON & 202 F street northwer and 12th-street wharf, Recht . C.; WILLIAM P. CLYDE & OO. Bene al 12 South Wharves, Philad: phia. ORTH GERMAN _LLOYD—Staeme Link Between New York, SEAVaES, Lonpon, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREME! The steamers of this cosayany will sail every Sat- urday from Bremen Pier, foot of 3d street, Hoboken. Rates of pasate: From New York to Havre, Lon- don, Sou hampton and Bremen, first cabin, ne By Gag ae aes appl to SLE] ye win, Greon, New York. W. @. METZ! & CO., 928 Ps. av., Agents for Washinston. sepl0 TEENY YORHK_ROTTER! fi 188 Sacer fehieling 9 WwW jam st, ®00., 91 80. Win. st., Ereis RIs, 00 B’way, General Passenger Ag’ jUNARD LINE. (CE. With the view of diminishing th the chances of ool. tsion, the Steamers of this line, specific course for all seasons of the Fear. Gneenstown je outer passaxe fi York or Boston, Goridian of 60 at 43 int, or nothing to the north of 43. the homeward passage crossing, th on of 60 at 42 lat., or n¢ THE CUNARD STEAMARIE. COMPANY LIM- mn New York. tana Livei i, Call- Betwee: Reccork Harber rpool, From M PIER 40, N-H., 6 meridian of 42. Wed. Fe ‘And every Tollowing Wednesday’ from New Yor®. RATES OF PASSAGE. aiid, 880 and 8100 gold, ‘scoording to accommo- ‘Ticket to Paris, 815, gold, additional. Return tickets on favorable terms. iteerage at very low rates. Steerage tickets from Btee Liverpool and Queenstown, and all other ed of Europe, at lowest Throtgh vila ‘of laden given for Belfast Havre, hate tery an ee mht porta on the 4 or free he a nd, passa a e.apnly tf fe Company's ein eatin, {OTIS BIGELOW, 606 Tth strost, Washing ern CHAS. G. FRANCKLYN, Azent, N.Y. e-RAILROADS. JZALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK. National Route and Short Line to the No: eth, Noxth west, yVeni ity and South To take effect Sunday, Noveuer I 16, 1879, at 1:20 m. LEAVE WASHINGTO} Baltimore, Ellicott rota ‘and Way Sta- m.—tNew com Philadelphia and Boston Sondays to Baltimore only.- Break- napolis and way. led- mont, Sirasbung. Winel seen Hagersto\ af a, Breas: Piedmont, Strasburg, Tigh ed way, Fy Sages anal Larel Express town and way stations. ter, Haver of Rocks, Neorg Liteon begin ond Ohi are: 5:00 p.. tions. ae Octomstas and ars to C ars, College, Fete and Hanover, a1 har 0p-m.— patmore and Way. Battimores ey — ‘Btops at Annapolis inchester rand Way Bet Stations, oust Os dundey to ser ies y Slations oniy. 4:40 p. th fBultimore, Annapols and uid Bta- IILADELPHIA, NORFOLK Rieotase, eS tan Morons ae oxeet au jorfolk beet i Canton. a Stope at 8 at ‘SSlatensbay and jeer yer ‘m.—Point ol Rocks eA .UREL EX- ivory AND Gitabursh, ee Sunday, NEW my Rua .DELPHIA axD Dakimiions Poe tease at Bladens- Laurel. Slee) iew York, and br 5 Sredat ae opal sleeping car car to ance ee —tSt. Louis ‘and’ ‘Cincinnati Express. Palas Ce 4Bunday only. laa except Banda A at Rels for informal feoar nore ly at the maltimors Sit Siero tee nreeasem tea B ‘avenue where orders to Ba ‘Will be taken for be check and received at any raat cers, f Pransportation. oH UR Geren Ae ns 1879 i879 WBE! 10 THE NORTE, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST. PENNSYLVANIA ‘Track, Steel Hails, SPLENDID SCENERY, en iiss In Effect Jax ca TRAINS LEAVE tp to Chuciieate St. Louis snd Chicago: Plan’ i vith Palace Oar to Ohicago. BALTIMORE AND FOT POTOMAC RAILROAD. ua, ster, Fully and the North, 6:06 a.m, daily, except Sunday; ee “daily, except Saturday, wi lace Cars to Canandaigua. For Wi rt, Poa ck Haven, and Elmira, at 10:40 a.m. For B ‘New. York ‘and the East, 8:10 a.m., and 1:30 foot of Loth st. daily, except Sunday, and 9:45 pm. daily, Banisions. Braxon. Bie ee oc escied: "indie ‘eave mn onc, PRISM a ine oga ma | | Bea Pa ek Fa ms i et road Yard ‘ le ‘ Whert and ¥ Yard 1 foot of York st. Dping | For Brooklyn, N.Y. bee oF coe ee Prvate eley aia alee Ae Coe eat Fen pet Ae pes el Also, connection with **Telephonie Exchange” in in forriage and Journey across New Yor! both cities, dee? | For Philadelphia, 8:10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m., ae NATIONAL FALE ASSOCIATION. seoppt Sanday Poms dally. Lim: For Balti 40 a.m. and 1:36, 420 Me sp.m. On Sunday: THE FIRST PREMIUM FOR BEST COAL AND : cl KINDLING WOOD was awarded to us over all com. mon ryponi coer Line, 8 100 sem ad 4:20 p-m., before: coor LE 10 a.m. and 4:20 p.m., daily, ex- STEPHENSON & BRO., Depot and Mil, Tth-stret wharf. pee AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL- Santana Poscasavente: WAY AND ALEXANDIIA AND WASHING. For Alexandria, 7, 7:20, 9, 11 4:29, C°4™- ,oHNSON BE! Woon. $228, 8 and 1130 p.m. On Sunday at 7, WOOD. " TeLEPHoNIo CONNECTIONS. _OOAL. : Bee For Richmond and the South, 7:00 daily, Codd! MO promt Bettatics. HP RGop, |. \8:a0p.ta. daily, cnaove sunday, on = ‘Trains leave shat mare lan depot connected with ‘a.m, ;12:60, 3, 6, 7, 9:09 pom. an alanine ai eae factities esha vanes x 00- and junday af 8’ and 108.m., and 7 205 aly, conducting thew ie, factery mor nt atk | commoditions can be promared af mara ons se | Mocs | cast corner of ‘Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania muni | avenue; northeast corner of Sixth street and Penn ‘of i avenue, and ss the depot. where ordors can Hotels and residences. eee bed ey se | zack snuiot Sea aaa om se THE TRADES. WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK QOEBINDING. STOCK ee Bsn IDEN ct we Exclusive and. direct Telegraph between carried on as em] 4 the ‘Agency in Washington and ow Yank oenss Ml bo in the mapa ployed, an ae aways beens Eos eS ae G1 Pennsylvania aveniue, third floor. No. 1, Wilara’s Hotel, Washinoton, D. 0.» @ wee PEAOSIOAL BOOK AND JOB I PRINCE & WHITELY, 1012 a eran, Wahiagtan, a Stock Broxers, 64 Broapway, New Your. ————————————————— . D. PRIN EWIS JOHNSON & CO., Bankers, General Partners. L Wo mare WASHINGTOR, D. 0., class of, Securities on gfasaleion ‘in Ban — ork and Washington. Lok Orders in COTTON executed. Se Mth eaie } with in seven days, THIS AFTERNOON. HOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer. CHANCERY SALE OF OF VERY. YALUABLE BUST. NORTHEAST ORKER oF SEV ENTE AND F STREETS NORTHWES By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Gourt of the District of Go o'cLock, in front of the premises, the foilewing- described property, viz: Parts of lots eight (8) and 9), in squaré numbered four hundred and flty-five (405), in, the city of Washington, Dis- trict of Columbia, bounded and described ai fol- Jows; Beginning for the same southwest cor- ner of eal are, and running thence north along the line of Seventh (Ta), street horthwest thirty: G20 GD) feet: thence east thirty threo (33) fect {Ere (9) inches: thence north eih KG te feet; thence cast twenty (20) feet; thence north sixty-two (62) feet ten and one-half (10%) fncheg: thenes Sast eeven (7) feet; thence sonth sixty-four (61) feet Breand one hatt (3 4g) inches; thanve west twa (2) feet and six (6) ; thenee gsonth six (6) fect thence west four incor six (6) inches; thence southalgne the east line of Jot, numbered nine (3) and thence fifty-three (53) fect and tiireo (3) inches to the place of becinnine, toncthee with the improvements, ch consist of no four-story and mansard roof Brick Building, ured as etores and offices, and is without doubt ono of tho most valuable business properties on 7th stree The terms as prescribed by the decree are one- fourth of the whole purchaso, money in easly, and the residue in four equal instalments, payable re. pectively with interest at six (6), twelve (12), elebteen (a) and twenty-four (24) months after the day of sale, to be evidenced by the promissory notes of the purchaser, and secured by retaining the title of the real property eold until fall payment of each and all of said notes and the final ratification of the a8 fale by. the court. | Conveyancing af, purchasers cont, Five hundred dollars deposit will nired when the property is strack of. 18 of Bale are nol colaniita win wean tort dave alten Oke day of sale, the Trustee reserves the rizht to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchases R. W. TYLE Office LER, ‘Trastee. decl6-a&ds No. 638 F st.n'w. ‘ITCH, FOX & BROWN, Real Estate Brokers. TRUSTEES’, BA .UNIMPROVED PRO. ERTL ON MERI ND NEAR RAL ORAMA, (PART OF “WIDOWS MITE.) By virtue of a deod of trust, dated Feb rary th, A.D. 1878, and duly recorded i Tiel No. 82, Folio $4. "et cea, ft the District of Cohmbia,“ang land recerds for the at the request of the party secured thereby, we will Hh iB public auction, in front of the prerhtses tas - THE Orit Day or J. A.D. estate eiteate in Washington comity Columbia, to wit: Lot twenty-eizht ( six (6), lots eight (8), nine (9) and ten ( seven (7), and lot five (5), in block twenty-two (22), of Hall and Elvan’s sub-division of Meridian Hil as surveyed by C. H. Bliss, and duly recorded the office of the surveyor of’ the District of Colum- bia, containing 41.145 square fect of ground, more or lees. Ox Saare Day, apd immediately after above mei tioned eale, lots twenty-one (21), twenty-two (2: snore (32) and thirty~ three (33), of Wm and Corcoran’s sub-division of part of a tract of land called ‘‘Widow’s Mite?" said lots con- taining $0,400 square feet of ground, more or less. ‘Terms: O1 juarter of the purchase money, with expenses of sale in cash, and the balance in six, twelve and eighteen months, for which the notes of the purchaser, with interest at seven per cent. from date of cale, and secured by deed of trust on the pro perty. sold shall be taken. A deposit of 850 on Jot will be required at time of sale. 1 con- vey’ ‘anci at purchaser's cost. If terms of sale are not complied with in seven days, the Trustees re- serve the right to reseli the property at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser, after five days adver- tisement. ROBERT 0. FOX, EQWIN © CUTTER, } Trusteos. J.T. COLDWELL, Auct. —dec6.29,31, jan2, 5&8 H. WARNER, Real pal Estate Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ ISALE, OF TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE ON EAST SIDE ELEVENTH STREET, EELWEEN Q AND R STREETS NORTH- By virtue of a deed of trust ber 1 874, recorded in dated Novem- ‘Liber No. 766, bs nd'of a decree of the Supreme wurt of the District of Columbia, passed in Equity Cause No. 6,874, (Marshall act. Whitney et al.) we Willscliy at public auction, in front of the prenitses, on MONDAY, January 137H, 1830, ar LOCK P. m.. lot numbered 15, in Harkness’ subdivision of square numbered 336, in Washington city, D. C., improved by atwo-story frame dwelling. frm: One-third. cash, balance. in three equa! payments at 6, 12 and 18 months, with interest at 6 pet.cent. per annum from date of wale. $100 de- posit required. Conveyancing at purchaser's cost. Kerms t0 be complied with in ten days. ROHRER, dec29-codkds ALFRED LEE: § TPustoos. pros: Bex Polio Bt J. FISHER & Se5 Auctioneers, F street northwest. TRUSTEES SALE ORT TWO, BRICK HOUSES NOS. 725 AND LOTS O8 East SIDE OF ELEVENTH STREET, BE- TWEEN G AND H STREETS NORTHWEST. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Deczspen 23p, AT 4 O'CLOCK, on the fr dated Nov November 17th tue of a deed of trust 1877, and duly recorded in Ldber No. 874, folios t Séq., one of the land records for et stq., Washin; seh count; in the District of Columbia, we shall sell parts of lots numbered seven (7) and nine (9), in ered three hundred and, fort Hive 5), a8 the Same are described upon the plat ors Plan of said city. the part of lot seven (7) Bel Ins the north fwranty (20 0) feet front of said lot by the depth, thereof, and the part of lot uine scribed’ as follows: Beginning for Lith street sixty-two feet south of the northwest corner of raid square and running thenco south fifteen (15) feet: thence east seventy (70) feet; thence north fifteen (15) feet; thence west, sevent (30) feet to the place of beginning, together wit! the improvements, consisting of a ‘brie Develling House on each lot, numbered respectively 725 an “Terms of salo: One-third of the purchase money in cash, the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest at the rateof seven per cant. per a num, and secured by deed of trust on the property. Apayment of $100 on each lot will be required at the time of sale. If the terms of sale are not com- ee ‘with in full, within ten days after the sale, ‘Trustees reserve the right to resell at the risk and expense of the defaultin, one week's notice in Brening 5 ars McGUIRE,? aec8-cokas MORRIS, "j Trustees. §2@~THE ABOYE SALEIS POSTPONED UNTIL SHURBDAX, JAN ba as tay 230, same hour and ace, MoGUIRE, Piteeas-eca&as “at. ¥. MomItIS, j TFustecs. ITCH, FOX BROWN, Real Estate Brokers. TESTERS. SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY POURTEENT, STREET NORTHWE: By virtue of a deed of trust dated May 5th, A.D. 1877, and duly recorded in Liber No. fri SeaPiotin Sb5 ch Gey, onoor the Land teoords for'the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured thereby, we will sell at public auction, in front of the premises, on WEDNES- DAY, Tite tm DAY OF JANUARY, “A. D. 1880) AT LOCK P. the following-deseribed real es- situate in Washineton city. 4 District of Colam— to wit: One undivided half interest in lot * ibdivisicn of parts of lots twelve (12) and tn. fates bia, i teen Gi), in square numbered two hundred and Atty (250), made b ‘a McDuell et al., together with the improvemes ts thereon, consisting of a three etary brick dwelling. One-third of thie purehase money, with expenses of sale, in cash, and. the balance in alt and twelve months, for which the notes of the pur- chaser, with intereét at seven per cent. from date of sale, and secured by Lee of trust on the property sold, ehall be taken. SGN tip of 200 will be re- uired at time of Fale. ll conveyancing at pur- chaser’s cost. If terms of sale are not comp ed the Trustees reserve the rizht to reeell the property at the risk and cost of default- ing purchaser after five day: 8) adv ertisement. Jastes "t SMITH. EDWIN C. CUTTER f Trustees. 3.7. COLDWELT, Aue dec30-eo6t iHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ’§ SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY TH SIDE OF L STREET, ATH AND SEVENTH STREETS By virtue ited the cuir aay: of ve ri, Psst an Gal duly yeoonded in Lil A. Folio, 247, one of the land ene ‘Dor 4 Bi aa District of A the pagent ned survi ‘Trustee, by the eA of the party, secured thereby, will bell on FRIDAY, ie OTH Day OF JANUARY, 1880, aT 4 ecoee P. M., in front of the premises, the follow described prer erty, viz: Lot 4, in square 449, beginning fc e kame at the southeast corner of said lot 4, and running thence on the line of L street west fourteen (14) feet six (6) inches ; thence north seventy-cicht fey feet six (6) notes thence Hales lines back to the place of beginni ‘the im- Beall Sues Of three-story “Brame elling ana oth t hi the balance at six and Terms: cash, t twelve months, with notes interest and secured by a deed of trust on the property. Con- yeyancing at qerchaner 6 cost. down when the yn (Os SSR Get? SeauGsS Surviving Tea AS COOKING STOVES. ean 10th Gas Ligh Come Dae oSUN DIAL Saks Dods my20 Sas ooontnG ‘OVES, in varior terns. This is the Stove ‘used by Miss lectures on cookery. Call and examine them) ONDON & LANCAS! INSURANOD COMP. L PIES, Livaheoou, ENGLAND. RESISTED, Ni Market Value of 8t ‘250 Pet it. Fr stock, Ont Rates as (ORE DEP: Bavemons Darke UD & ae ISBELL, Managers. ‘WasHINGTON AGENCY, jational ec8-1m™ ae He SORNSON, ‘OLIDAY PRESENTS. EMPRESS and MONOGRAM KID Shades, Agent. VES, Opera and Cloth from 2 t06 Discount of 10 per cent. sllowed on all sales of tune pairs. Tere KIDS 81.60. ‘TRIMMED BONNETS at cost. Novelties in NECK WEAR just received. MME. M. J. HUNT, Beran Noe. GPL and G#S D Btroct. A. BEHREND, Auctioneer. e assignment stock of Boots and Shoes of on C. B. Harrington to be sold at public auction TO-MORKOW, at 10 O'CLOCK A.M., at 707 Market Space. jan 5-2t 8. SAMSTAG, Salesman. Ppencasses BROS. Se et and D sts.'northwest. REGULAR SALE. OF SHOWCASE: 20 Be ERSHIRTS. SELL BRU! PETS MIRHORS. Nine AND SECOND: ILA <uioN WARE, Ke cas FE” JEWELRY, EG LE Ol WATCH, oe OnING, &o. ALSO, § MENCING AT 10 a'cLock 0 MORNING, Jax. _BAR- DUNUANSON BNOS:, Aucts. i 1 W422 7ER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. PROPERTY FRONT- NTH STREET AND CON- NUE, OPPOSITE STEW- Op THUNSDAY, Jaxwany Sem, at FOUR - OLocH Pest we shall cell, ia font of the A premises, Lot humbered six, 1m Square one hundred’ and twelve, having’ fifteen feet front on 19th street, running through to Connecticut avenue the éepth thereof, with improvements. This sale offers’a rare opportunity to parties de- firine to purchase property, and taking into con- sideration the few sales of ‘real estate, more particularly in that lee dity, we musf siy that per- Buns in rearch of investment could’ hardly find @ better chance to procure what eventually wi be the weet valuable propert: ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash ; balance in one and two ycars, with interest at 8 per cent. per annum. 8100 down on day of pales All CURNENADELNES &e., at purchaser's cost. Sale pos Sui de WALTER DB: WILLIAMS & CO, Ancta. UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE AND DE- ee DRICK DWELLING, Ni 1024 NTEENTH STREET N. W., AT AUG- By virtue of a deed of trust, duly recorded in ber No. 753, folfo 198, One of the la records for Washington cotuity, in, the Dis trict of Columbia, we will sell at. public auction, front of the premises, on MONDAY, THE 1201 Day or Janvany, A. D. 1880, at 4 O'CLOCK P. at., that certain piece or parce! of wround, being known, and described as Lot numbered sixteen (16) in A. R. Shepherd's subivision of square numbered one Inmdred and sixty-four (164), and being further described a8 follows: Bexinning at 8 poynt on (17th) Seventeenth street weet seventy-two (72) feet four (4) inches south of the northeastern corner of said square, and running thence south nineteen (19) feet six (6) inches; thence west seven- ty-six (76) feet to an alley twenty feet wide; thenco north nineteen (19) feet and six (6) inch thence east seventy-six (76)fect to the place of begin- ving; together with all the improvements, ways, easements, rights, privileces, appurtenances and hereditaments to the same Belonging and apper- ming. ‘Terms: Amount of indebtedness secured by the deed of Seust unpaid, with expenses of gale, in cash ich will be stated ‘at th and the balance at cand two years, for which the notes of the pur: aser, bearing Interest from day of sale, and secured by decd of trust on the prop- erty sold, willbe taken. A deposit of two hundred "and. fifty, dollars required of the purchaser at time of sale, Conveyancing at pur- chaser’s cost, ‘Terms of sale to be complied with in seven days, otherwise the Trustees reserve the rizht to resell the property at the risk and cost of the de- faulting purchaser after giving five days! notice of fuch resale in some Reena published in Wash- ington, REEN, Seks@ENippreron, } Trustees. dec31-dts HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer. USTEES’ SALE 0! HOUSES ON FOU. IGHEAN AND MAR TWO TH STRE BETWE KET STREETS, GEORGE- District of Colum: bia, and by direction of the parties secured there: . the undersigned Trustees, will sell on MON- Bay Sasoane 12TH, 1880, aT Foun O'Ctock, in front ‘of Promisor, the. following-described property, viz: at part of Lot numbered Bre remaned ae ‘Uaeneh iso) in Bester aaa Hawkins’ addition to “Georgetown, rn for the same on the south line of 4th distant thirty-three (33) feet ‘ast from the dividing line between lots numbered one hundred eighty and one hundred and seventy-nit.e, in id addition, 2 Sneath hire (33) feet, more Ge low, to the rear tne of the tot owned by T. D. Dalyst thence south by and with the said rear line of sald Daly’slot and the loteadjoining sixty-eight (68) feet, more or less; thence twelity-eizht (28) feét, more or less: thence south fifth-reven (57° fect, more or less; thence east five (5) feet; thence north one hundred and twenty- five (125) feet to the place of beginning, together the improvements. Terms: One-third cash; the balance at six and twelve months, with notes: per cent. per annum until of trust on the pro) at purchaser's cost. 85 of sale. If the terms of salo are not complied with within geven days from the day of he Trus- tees reserve the right to resell the proverty at the risk and cost of the gun aa ‘AM dec30-11t___ MAYHEW mpruomas DOWLING, ss TRUSTFE'S SALE OF A TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT, No. 78 HIGH STREET, pGECRGETOWN, D’ 6. ue of 2 deed of trust, dated July 9, 198, nade by John Del and Mars Aue ba fit ife, and recorded in Liber 892, folio 141, »» Of the land records for the District of Golum- Lia,’ and by direction of the holder of the note se- cured thereby, the undersigned Trustee will sell, at ablic suction, on WEDNESDAY, the 71H DAY oF Nvany xExt, at4 p.m., in front of the promises, the property dekcribed as follow ‘viz. = Part of 1 No. 10, in Old Georgetown, 1 ofa brick i tho property of Thomas Sechochs aud lato cr tee Dorian cscoasnte oot running thence north with aaid street, twenty-three feet two inches, and back easterly the same width, two hundred fect, more or less, as described in 4 deed from Susan £. Howard, to John Drill, record- ed in Liber W. B. 146, folio 341, &c., together with the imbrovyements thereon. Terms of tule: One-fourth cash, the balance in three years, with note bearing interest at 8 per cent. per aninm until paid, pa payable quarterly, to be secured by 2 deed o Son- peyancine ar purchaser's cnet. INO poceired at tao time of sale, and terms to be complied with in waven 28 Trustees. a 3 days from the sale, or the property to be resold by Trustees, at the risk and ‘cont of the i defauitingg pur saKer. ESTERVELT, Trustee. Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF. TA LUABLE REAL ES- By virtue of a Meera coed in Equity Cause, No. 7,008—Van Riswick vs, Rothwell—in the’ supreme Court of the Diginet of Columbia, sna under a deed of trust, dated Ma; 1873, and duly recorded in Liber No. 719, Of ‘the laud records for said District of Columbia, we shall rell, at BR auction, in front of the prem ises, on SATU J0TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1880, ar 4 o'cLock P. M., all that certain ‘lot kno described ws lot minnberea 4, in, Moses Ke! recorded subdivision of ‘Terms of sale: Que-thi cojual pasmenta of siz, twelve and Cighteen mont wit interest af the Tate of 7 percent. per annua until paid, and to be secured by a deed of trast on the property wold, A deposit of 850 will be required at the time o JOHN J. JOHNSON, dec30-d T. A. LAMBERT, H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE GEORGE- TOWN 7" and in cash; balance in three { Trusteos. PROPERTY, NORTHEAST CORNER DUNBARTON” AND — CONGRE STREETS, IMPROVED WITH Bier DWELLI NG. ict of fell on Columbia, TUESDAY, Janvany 43, 18 in front of the premises,’ all. t_ piece or parcel of ground lying and being in Georgetown, District of Oates Geese ys Bt Public saction, 880, AT 4 O'CLOCK P.M, Fee K20wn as t mI (14,3 Béalla “addition to said Gear pees as inllows: Beginning forth the 8 same at the northeast corner of Congress and Dunbarton streets and running thence east on the north line of Dun- barton street sixty (oy feet; thence north parallel jonetees street one hundred and twenty 120) eet; thence west sixty (G0) feet. to Congress st thence south with east line of Cor ongress street one Jundred and twenty (120) feet to the place of begin- ning, together with the improvements. ‘Terns of sale: One-third cash, and the residue in two equal installments at six aid Saas months, with interest from the day of efer pay~ ments to be secured to the satisfaction of the Trus- tecs, or all cash, at the option of the purchaser. CoRVEYaNCIE POMAS BRADLEY, Ninn NDEEW B. DUVALL,” § Trustees. Jan2-e0a H. WARNER, Auctioneer. ay Fes VERY DESIRABLE SALE OF ‘RY SEAT, NORTH OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON “AND ADJOINING MOUNT ‘LEASANT, D. P By virtue of a deed or ber 10th A. D., 187 rigs recor ts Liber ae O38 foo" ie. ket the land ords for V uston county, in the District of Co: warts tad by direction “of the party secured thereby, at pubic auction, at the auction HH Warnbn, Ni No. 916 F st. n.w., in the City of AY, THE 15TH AT 1 O'CLOCK P.M. t dor tract of in the county of Washing- umbis, and 1739) acres of land, more or provements thereon, and being cl ry ibed in deed of conveyance: in Liber D, No. 4, folio 452, e., of the land records for pant ceagigti ms onep Helly bye deed of trust, recorded 0. &c., one of thie land records of Wash: THE EVENING STAR. MONDAY .gFauuary 3, S80. Floeds in Paris. EXCITING TIMES IN THE FRENCH CAPITAT. The taclement weather s fenced so far this winter Came toa stidden termination on Thurstay last in the shape of a thaw, which softened the ice in the Seine and produced a freshet. The river rose rapidly, the mildness of the weather day, Which resembles more a forenoon in n one at the Deginning of the year, had ly breaking up the tcc over which $0 many thousands have crossed during the past month, The Seine: has now be- come a roaring torrent, spreading from shore shore, and dashing huge masses of broken ice against the abutments of the bridges. The d Vastation promises to be far greater than that which occurred in January, Iii, when the wat rose so high that the steaniboatS could not pass under the bridges, sot the Love lying environs of the city were covered with water to the depth of several feet. The alarm exists for the safety of the Pont valides, which crosses the river between the Trocaderoand the Tuller b some time in cours struction of the bridge | temporary bridge, built of wood, whic erected, was broken into fragn y the ice and swept av completely shut point. scene “along the quay this afternoon most picturesque and exciting one. Thou ds Of anxious people line the wall along the waterfront, watching the rushing torrent and masses of ive that are flung with ter- tific foree against the bridges, and speculating In their minds whether the. resisting power of the massive structures will be suflicient to with- stand such gigantic blows. The municipal au- th vrities have ordered the stop; ss Several bridges. Not are ailowed to cross bridges, the approac ed by sergeants de ville. which are mainly structure: completely choked up by the thus forced upon them. and, to make matters Worse, the crowds on them are increasing every moment. Several large laundry boats between the Pont de le Tournelle and the Pont St. Louts have been crushed and sunk. Many other boats coming down the m from above have also been crushed against the bridg: litter of spars is seen floating down the s far as the Pont St. Michel. ‘The London Tiny Paris dispatch says the stone bridge of the ah valides has been destroyed by floating wrec! and ice. Also, that considerable damage has been done in the provinces. Around Nancy, 45) Villagers have been driven trom their homes. last night Communication th #5 SCARLET FEVER IN VinGINtA.—This disease, the terror of parents and the fatal enemy of children, is prevailing in the valley of Virginia and on the Blue Ridge, in the vicinity of Front Royal. Several cases have occurred in Lou- doun, but it has not assumed anything of an epidemic character here. ‘There have been cases in the neighborhood of Hughesville as we have learned, but one terminated fa In Upperville, the Rey. Mr. Crenshaw lo: promising and interesting son, about 14 3 old, who dled e attacked him. cemetery on Sunday sympathize with Mr. We have heard of no borhood of Upperville. tonian, severe alictio In the nel shiirg — Washinge De Lessers Canal. Prosgct.—A corre: dent at Panama telegraphs a informed that M. de Lesseps tures for a fusion of his canal scheme with the canal through Nicaragua. He states that he as No fears Of any competition to be inanga- ed under Gen. Grant. Its asserted that M. Dircks will be ready to make his report on t ee, of the sui Immediately on the sending in ot that report it is expected that formation of the Chagres Company—as the new canal company, 1 belleve, is to be called, in order, as M.de says, to give it, like the canal’ of Suez, an his- torical name—will be formally announced. M. de Lesseps has reason to: expect support from England after the formation of the company, and he much deprecates the overcautious abs- tention, as he regards It, of the United Stat from the support of his enterprise, especially as he considers that the rights of the United States and of American citizens are fully protected by the treaty of 1846 with the government of New Granada, now the United States of Columbia.” AN. Y. Herald dispatch from Panama, Jan- uary 2, says: “The technical committee held their first sit at 11 o'clock. Of American engineers Col. Totten and Mr. Wright were present. The directors of the Panama railroad also came to confer with M. de Lesseps. The final survey has been entrusted to five of the vrigade of cnginecrs, who will complete their work during the present month, at the end of Which the excavations will formally commence at the summit of the Isthmus.” PLENTY OF Rocks BUT Not ENoveH Corron. Yesterday at,Reynold’s cotton press, when und bale was put in between the mighty Jaws ot the press and subjected to the squeezing process, there was a cracking, crushing soun’ never emitted by the cotton, and whea the weight had been lifted and the bale taken out it was discovered that of the 350 pounds about 50 pounds was cotton and the balance stone. An examination of the bale showed that it was shipped from Wilson, N. C., to Messrs. W. D. Rountree & Co., and a’ further invé estigation will casily show by Whom it was. shipped. The bale was artistically gotten up, the stone in the cen- ter being uniformly surrounded by cotton about ches thick. The ineeunle, of the shipper de- ed a better fate, though we cannot say so much for his honest} rfolk Virginian, 4th, pon- THE ELEVATOR in the St. Louis Republican building had started one day last week,when an Illinois farmer sprang to his feet and exclaimed: “My God! where ain I was moving slowly, ‘and the transom over the door at the bottom was still visible. In a das- perate endeavor to escape, the terrified man threw himself at it, head first, at the same mo- eal ie the elevator boy, with rare presence f mind, jumped to the rope and reversed the frovemend he act was just in time, the as- cending elevator caught the passenger's head between the floor and the casing of the tran- som, and pinched it slightly before the ma- chinery was reversed. Then the man again forward, and struck the floor of the cat leading to the street, amid a mass of broken # ass. Then, quick as lightning, he bounded to 1s feet. and rushed out of the hall and into the strect like the wind. GEN. GRANT AND Panty arrived at Fernan- dina, Fla.. yesterday morning from Savannah, after a delightful trip. The day was beautitui and the streets were crowded with people to Welcome the guests. As the steamer lindet the band struck up “Hail to the Chie en. Grant and party were welcomed by Yulee, on behalf of the an and citize going?” The elevator le Tor the Sunday no demonstrations were made. In the afternoon a ride was taken to the celebrated Amelia Beach, near Fernandina. The general rode in company with Col. Shipman, former army officer ania triend of his. The General expressed himselt greatly pleased with his visit to the city, and remarked that it was the first time he had ever stepped upon Fiorida soll, although he had been in every other state in the Unioa. His rezep- tion, he said, through the south had been very pleasing to him, and had been participated in by all classes. Lust night the hotel and the park were illuminated, and a band serenaded the ex- President. The party has been joined by Judge Settle and numerous prominent citizens of the state. To-day a public reception will be held in the City Hall, and in the evening a grand ball will be given. The party leave to-morrow f Jacksonville. From there they will go up tl St. John and Ocklawaha river, aud thence to St. Augustine, where they will arrive on the 12th remain a few days. BisHor GILBERT HAVEN, of the M. E. Church, died at the residence of his mother, in Maiden, Mass., Saturday ev¢ hepa after an illness of sev- eral months. He was born in Boston in 1821 and [edie at Wesleyan university in 1346; tn {S48 became principal of -Amenia seminary; in 1851 he ae tp slip land conference of the Met church, and was sta- tioned suovessltely eave diferent towns in Massachusetts. In 1861 he was appointed cha] lain of the Sth Massachusetts regiment. a 1869 he made a tour of Europe, and on his re- turn was stationed in Boston as a pastor for two years. His earnest advocacy of the cause of the colored people led to his appointment, in 1862, to the supervision of the interests of the destitute en and whites in the state of ‘Mississippl. In 1869 he became editor of Zion's editol Herald, a, Which position he occupied till Le md en he was elected bishop. He published ’s Wallet,” a book of travels, in 1608, eand in 1209 a volume of “Sermons, Speeches and Letters on Slayory and Its War.” He at- oe rages ig epee for his eloquence in ulpit, and sermon delivered in Wash- ington on ‘ine anniversary of the Chisolm mas- come rs likely to be remembered by those who A FATHER SUED By His Son.—A case of father against son came up before the chancellor yes- Jacob S. Van Ness and his terday at Newark. son are together as dock builders, and the business being discontinued the son Claims that his father owes him some 5,000 more than he received in the He has made an appeal to the chancellor for an order to compel an ting. in chancery took an in- debtedness of. rere the - Coun- sel for G Sancellor that the award was ae cellor ‘that in ths wile ee denture Bh Sitti Fw-Martin W. Muse, deputy prothonotary of Bloomsbury, Pa., committed suicide yester. by shooting himselr througn the head. Parnell on the Irish Rent Systém. RIS SPERCH IN NEW YORK LAST NIGHT, Parnell addressed an Hettrtte) meeting in Madison Square Garden, New York, last night. He said the cause of the present distress in Irciand ts the unequal and artitleral system of land tenure which prevails in Ireland. The effect of that cause ts of course distress, and whtle we take care to do the best we can—and the best we. can will be but little to relieve the distress—we must also take care that we take advantage of the unexampled opportunity which ts sented to us for the purpose of sweeping away the bad .._In ISé7 and subsequent years, when the great Irish famine took place. America, came forward the first amongst nations with un- exampled Mberality. But did that liberality pre- vent the famine? “Did it prevent miilions from dying of starvation or pestilence which followed? Did it prevent the banishment of many more millions? Did it prevent scenes tn Treland in those scenes on board emigrant ships? No, no y that can be given by America will avail pievent 1 That must be the duty of the Br ment, and we must see h: shame that government into a sense of AUOLS. Are We to be compelied contin- every ten or twelve years, to appear a3. ants before the world? Then I say to ple of this country, it you wish to rescue us from that position, help us in destroying the system which brings it on. America sub- tibed, and subscribed liberally People ‘of Irela been subscribing ever since. Every cent of their hard-earned money sent over there with such true devotion to their fellow-countrymen has gone in payment of excessive 5 and in bol- stering up the terrible rent system. * * mi © propose to make state pene rally that occupiers of the soll own We wish to do this with as little injury to what: may be con- sidered to be vested interests as possible. No physical violence, no unconstitutional action is contemplated, or in my judgment necessary, as T have repeatedly said. American public opinion is one of our greatest w ‘apons, and the land- lords themselves, by Invoking Uiat_publie opin- fon, have shown ‘the very high value they place upon it.- T feel that: this 18a’ very great compll- Ment to you that the proud British aristocracy Should humble itself and appear as suppliants A series of resolutions expressive of the sensa of the meeting was then adopted. ‘The receipts. at the box-ofice amounted to more Chan $2,000, The Total Solar lipse of Jan. 11. efi, December eh, gives of San Franetseo who ethe phenomena of the solar eclipse of Sunday, January 11, 1880, line of the eclipse’ crosses thé Sall- in that state. The matetin says: in will be about eleven degrees high the tme of totality, there 1s no fear of the coast: mountains cutting off the view. The local time of the commencement of the eclipse is about 2h, 45m., and of the totality 3h. ,m. ‘The time of total observation Is 351 seconds tor the center of the path {n that locality. ‘The sun sets with moon's shadow still slightly indenting the sun’s uj Sea This total eclipse ts the last that will be visible in any part of the west. during this centu The next will occur on the 29th of May, 1900, and probably few of the old argonauts Will be able to see tt. It is said that Robert Neal Lo of Boston, will endeavor the eclipse, he having observed nearly every eclipse in. ‘the United States since the commencement of the century. From San Francisco Prof. Davidson will take a coast survey party to the Santa Lucia Mountains, about thirty miles southward of Monterey, if the season will a a over a Country partly destitute of roads. Sides the smaller instruments of the survey, mo will carry a six-and-a half inch equatorial with which to define any notable discovery.” DIED. BAKER. On January 4, 1880, at 4 o'clock p.m. after along and painful ilines he bore wi Christian fortitude, 1 Ranis cite eos of Chas. T.-M. Baker, in the twenty: The faneral will take place from Grace Churcle, on Grace street, Monday, January 5, o'cloakc Be Beg dhe Trends of the tauily'ars respectTuly juvited to attend. cinnati and Baltimore papers please copy-1 FOLEY. Ou the evening of the 4th of January, 880, Wittiaat Parnick, infant son of Mich and Winifred Foley, aged thirteen months and twenty-six dave, Fune take place from the parents’ roai- dence, corner Third ani K streets nortuwest, Tues- day, January 6tb, s¢8 o'slock p.m. McKENNEY. At 1 January 3, 1880, after @ Jong and painful Nines, (Wrnttaae F: Menennres son of Edward and Ann McKenney, aged twenty- seven years. Funeral from Christ Church, @ street southeast, Tuesday, 2 o'clock pa (California and Maryland papers copy.] 1, 1880, at Macedon, N. ¥., JORSELL, seventy-two years ryland. Mons LL. Januai of heart diseaze, WM cf age. formerly of Mi UNDERTAKERS. WRIGHT, UNDERTAKER, 1337 10th street northwest. UNpERTAKER, 1: fee .C. (Residence at at piace ‘at balmed and prepared, for Joune- sep27-12m EVERY ONE WHO HAS HAD ANY USE FOR LUMBER DURING THE LAST TWO OR THREE YEARS, WELL KNOW THAT WILLET & LIBBEY SELL LOWER THAN ANY DEALERS IN THE DISTRICT. BUT FEW KNOW THE SIZE OF- THEIR STOCK, OB EXTENT OF THEIR BUSINESS. THEIR YARDS, SITUATED IN THE HEART OF THE CITY, COVER MORE THAN FOUR ACRES, AND THEY HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK IN THE DISTRICT. CONSUMERS NEVER GO TO BALTIMORE NOW TO PURCHASE A BILL, BUT INSTEAD, GO TO WILLET & LIBBEY, AND SAVE MONEY. THEY WILL SELL 100 FT. CLEAR SIDING FOR... 81.00 100 FT. VIRGINIA BOARDS FOR.. 1,000 WHITE PINE SHINGLES FOR. 100 FT. WHITE PINE BOARDS FOR.... WILLET & LIBBEY, CORNER SIXTH AND W. Y. AVESUE 5. W decll Wasurmncton, D. 0. | Picea z Loox: LOOK! 5s. NOTE PAPER SELLING FOR 81. Paper formerly sold for 75c. now reduced to 50c. ‘The above bargain can be obtained at wa JNO. C. PARKER'S, 617-619 7th street. BEAT REDU IN THE PRICE ICTION OF SHIRTS. Our Celebrated Triumphant Shirt, Wamsutta tin, S-ply alf-linen bos = é vey Pine (ectld bos.) to ofdiee £58 Fine stock GENT'S EGENISHING & Huse declé Nos 1119 Fst, wet. ARGAINS IN SECOND-HAND OVEROOATS. NEW YORK 525 PEORE as one “ » WE_ PRACTICE He Ee PREACH. ' Ovn Gort tm Sinn OF New YORE Gompare these Dgares with the peices you baye Dow pre .