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a practical instruction in ane at ED, eee RY ke. sual lasses in OOO! OF THE NAT RATIONAL ER: Ty ce ‘nusual advantages rd Men xno are lace = these stud: St es For particulars call IN, at the Lecture Rooms, 638 Fst. n.w, ‘com on m. to3 p. m. Se. 3 chi agers Prime Print But- 30 an 5 Choice Vegetables in season, fresh’ e jan, 10,14,15, ie 2" QUALITY VERMONT BUTTER, VERY HANDSOME AND AT LOW PRICES. Put up in Pails containing 15 and 20 pounds. N. W. BURCHELL, 1332 F street. BEG PARDON of an indulgent public for saying so much about BURCHARD'S CANNED COFFEE. But the fact that what I have already connection with the merits of the artic! than donbled the sales in u single month, would justify the reiteration. many who have heretofore disregarded b ple. BARING 3 POWDER is only 25c. per Th, bestdes being tae I fine Groceries at Teacher of the Guitar and ‘Pereona of no knowledge of Mus yraltz in, a month. (unter TE HALL SCHOOL . Mary's County, Mp. ‘The next ression will bein MON@AY, FE ¥ 2, 1880. Board and tuition for each sesxion of five months. Kor Circulars apply to M. T. BRISCOE, Secretary to the Board. PRUD'HOMME'S: ww term in, January. TH BT —WLLE V- French ‘h Classe: Sines hours, 11 acm. Fenerved for private instruction. Adults and children. and pract ically taught. It is hoped that precept at 34 a may be moved b Taras moderate. SS POLLOGK AND. NOERIES TES ‘Kindergarten, 1197 13th st, n. w. rough instruction, from first to grammar fade. Daily, instructi¢n, in German given free. Formal depsrtiuont for ladies. de ‘ARY BY for ¥ Youn, oth English branches, iheluding Book-kee; rawing, extended, course in Latin and | Blrcutara at the book sto CONDRON, Principal. EGULAR FRE! BURCHARD’S, Pa. ave. and Four-and-a-half st. __ Low PRICES! process, retaining all their y, ready for the table with- C jorned. Bi oast, Chipped and Beef ala mode. Yorkshire @arae Pic, {Boned Chicken, Veal and ‘Ham Pot’ LTRY \ Truftied, SevoryPie, Pate de FoireGras BONELESS COOKED HAM (whole.) x Tail, Mock Turtle, Game, Soup and soups’ Boucle, ‘&e., &c. Chicken Broth, Extract NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY. BREED'S SONS’, N EW GoopDs!: Prepared under a new proc natural juices and solidity out any additional trouble: BEEF: instruction. in ail SCHOOL FOR YOUNG Ladies and Childrer "1909 Pennsyivania ave. ns atten School pow mci at Madame Delaruo, Fi \N SEMINARY AND Serer Boarding and Day School fr, Children, 600 18th st. nw. Normal de; dadies both day ‘and evening SoHO0L OF MUSIC, 707 8th st. — ns (with use of Chureki Organ.) Voice Cultare (oy 2 Boston teache classes, tion $5 and upwards. 188 OSBORNE'S ENGLISH AND, FRENOH BOARDING AND DAY SOHOOL for Young Ladice and Chistren, 943 Met, corner of 10th st Next quarter will commence Nov. 17. STITUTE, CONCORDYILL®, Boys, 950 per quarter: Girls, #45, epared Yor business, Yale rd. Fy pupils s sanitts ad. SENATE OR IN eee GREER, . FRENCH, MATHEMATIC: 10. Preparation for ollesre, West Point, Serapolte: Translations of Ancient and Mod Languages. 8.W. FLYNN, A. M.,702 5th st.n.w. sl ELSCHEEL, Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN and UsiO. | Particular atfention to be- Famers. a8 well as those wishin Terms moderate. 1216 F st. n.w. pananas. MALAGA GRAPES, FLORIDA ORANGES, ALIFORNIA PEARS, LADY APPLES, FRENCH anp GERMAN FRUITS. JOHN H. MAGRUDER, 1491 New York Avenue. 5 BARRELS PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Corxen 72H AND L STREETS N.W., ives education for real life to sons and LE oes 1 course comprises Penman: position, eres gle and Double joie ponies eouns tion om of as ee last For particulars visit § PLEASANT VALLEY SWEET CATAWBA WINE, Best i THE City. $f PER GaLuon. pendence, Business "arithmeti Entry Beckeooring: pasinee “GREAT WESTERN” CHAMPAGNE,” a UNSURPASSED BY ANX IMPORTED. Open for recep- ee ee aod tie ddress | CAR LOAD OF CHOICE NEW YORK CIDER. INGER, GENUINE NEW ENGLAND RUM, 81.75 per gal. Bibs: Gho the Wine, per ae MEDICAL, &c. _ Denes 1924 Pennsylvania ave. n- Dollar a visit, includine Medici ‘He has a supply of Pure Vaccine Virus. R. RICORD'S ESSENCE OF LIFE restores manhood and the vigor of youth to the most shattered constitution in four weeks. ‘This life-restoring remedy fasta by all stout to marry, weakened from Success in every case is as certain queuches thirst. er JACQUES, Drten ee epplledt as MISSION ON EARTH.—A thor- h medical treatise, indicating how con- abilities may be removed. ‘The experience of 20, years’ study, practice, showing Stored tanhood, renee Cream Gandy, oF Bon. ‘Bous, per Ib. C. S. OHARE & SON, ba et st. and Cor. H and 4th sts. n.w. ec! ‘xXeess or any other cause. NEW, YEAR'S Paes (OR ANY as that water No. 7 University Stag-“Head Whisky, (five year old), $2.50. Baker's Old Rye Whisky, 84. Celebrated Methusalah Whisky, $5. Topay Sherry, (very fine), $4. Duff Gordon Sherry, (good), 82. Pure Jamaica Spirits, (old), $5. Pure New England Rum, 81.75. Just received 1,000 bushels Peachbioom and Peer- less Potatoes, 65c. the agencies that wil Srened vitality, Epa conditions of heaith, that have been impaired b: taxed powers. A’statement of obstacles to ma Fiage and of tle means by which the Rela 489 6th ave., N. HOWARD'S, or. Zth and L sts. nw. Ki ANVASS BACK DUCKS, GROUSE, PHEARANTS. WILD TUR- ‘Ero. BEEF TONGUES, FILLET OF BEEF, DS, Co SAUSAGE BAG RRAPIN, ‘FREE. cure Batind Warnesa, Toss of Stanoo8s aud all aH grders, beousht on by indiscretion or ¢ “excess. mate DAVIDSON = 00: ae oldest =e ae ‘only reli- | SWEET es PHYSICIAN in the city, can be ‘Massachusetts av. foB o'clock. All Female Complaints anc red. Consultations fre wonsutted daily ties quickly ew FLORIDA ae Heer AND. rooms for patients. ANK J. TIBBETS ‘bo. dec5 PaLack MARKET, Cor. 14th and N.Y. av. 207™ STREET MARKET. 730 20th street. ate. TARHOOD ite RESTORED. A victim Of youthful imprudence causing nervous debil! ied in vain every known remedy, has dis; covered @ simple self cure, which, bh to his fellow sufferers. itham St. Reeves, 43 Cha EAR NINTH.—The new Turkish and Ri in Bath Rooms are now complete. No manacers since its ‘drat etablinheaent 66 by kinds. tere and Terrapins. Fasreye, yo, Ghicke Beef Tend réioius aud Sweet Breads.’ Orders for Dinner Partios so v3 puinces. . LINKINS & SON. MPOTENOY PREMA- se eres Bs aE a Ts conan and all weoeren ny cured E No ‘calomel use eee eee ea IRST PREMIUM pNanied at the National Fair over all other compet- itors The panies Minnesota Patent Flour in the Avery superior Minnesota Patent, STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANOY, A magnificent Winter Wheat Patent Process. GOLDEN HILL, as, of the District. For sale ee aks ees Ne bet inal mp and aes Gonorrhasg or Syphil- positively cured in from 5 to nsnitations: a seeely ate om oS ‘aia. ‘om ion ‘The standard So ree by every first-class Wholesale tos Ist st. and Ind. ave. GALT & CO. EST HAS Teme “FOR prec 78, Ponieon consplainta eae Om owen. e1 Gan be consulted daily at houre from 1 to 9 p.m. BATH.—A luxury. Theumatiany, 8, Oure for chills Satisfaction a Monday and Friday. lary, Square. No conneetion Fy BEEF, uOORNED Bi Ar OLON 80: wy, oats 8, Osh 6 cent Maret 0 erty Market; or address Box 7, Oity; Mark delivered free of charge to all parts of the anteting sk sep Toa St Siew.» pear Judi with Dr. Dr. H. NRY MOTTS FRENCH PONDERS. — ree Diecaee of tency, Secofuts ay eared AUTHORIZED BY THE COMMONWEALTH OF KY T JOHN TRIPS BLOOD PURIFIER IS A ore, Diabetes, Brights 1 ee an Tumors, Diabe ison, “Cure of Syphilis Bou for seme state disease, bl Porvtan MontHLy DRAWING OF THE Commonwealth Distribution OCo., AT MACAULEY’S THEATER, In the City of Louisville, on JANUARY sh 1880. Thete drawings, ture of 1869, su tucky (all frau uaranteed in | either rate, Columbus ave., Bosto1 ttles with my, mane Seen icine Sperys ‘unless in labels my own trade mark. ‘DE. JO} act of the leziala- the courts of Ken- idulent adverdeements of other lot. tery companies who ciaim bois fae aownerehty, of *‘all the grants in Kentucky," & standing), occur regu month (Sundays except rominent state officials. Ticket-holder can be his own supervisor, call out his number and see it placed in the w! The management call attention to the teemal opps por- tunity presented of So _COAL AND WOOD EP TAEwicz, COOKE & PORTER, trary, notwith- 7 on. sus last day of every , aud are supervised by BEST QUALITY OF WHITE AND RED ASH ANTHRACITE COAL. ‘Wrell sereened and clean, 2240 Iba. to the ton guar ed. George's Creek, Lump and Run of Mine Cumberland Coal, by cargo, car load or single ton. WOOD Of ALL KINDS. PINE, OAK AND HICKORY OF BEST QUALITY, Is Corp Lexoru, om Sate AND Spirit ro ANY 1ZE. fe, FOr on only 82. and of 883 | EB aoe $100 on en810, 000 33008 20 each 13000 1, 000 cach: 10,900 1,000 40:5 10 each 10,000 ch 10,000 do., 9 prizes, $300 each, “approximation prizes. 82,200 9 prizes, 200 each, 100 each, BAKERS’ PINE A SPECIALTY. Main Office, 1419 New York aye. Office and Yara corner 2d st. and Indiana ave. Shipping Wharf and Yard, foot of 10th st. Batiwone Braxce. 9 Font Office av a ee Hoe All applications for club rates thou ‘femade to Remit by bank draft or express. Orders of 85 nd upward, by bene can be ense. sent at our ex- lished in Louisville Cou. Pore Herald and mailed to all ticket holders. - For tickets and information address J. COMMERFOR: pci pourssl build- x. ie at Toe Wash maton rier-Journal and New Private ‘Telephone 1 Lines: hia {Also connection with ** eh ~ ‘elephonic Eicinnas! in NATION: jAL FAIR ASSOCIATION. HE GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY FIRST PREMIUM FOR BEST OOAL AND “SAPANULE,” THE sora: WOOD was awarded to us STEPHENSON & BEHO., Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf. Office: 12th and Penna. avenue. novs “SAPANULE,” a OURES BY ABSORPTION. RHEUMATISM, MALARIA, “SAPANULE," the WONDERFUL GLYCERINE TRAD!) NEURALGIA, Isa positive cure. It has never failed, **SAPANULE” has no equal for Chronic Lame- Sess ped plas Ral be yum, Eczema, aes of eee f,Dlgpthona Sore Threat Poni mae guaranteed or money refunded. Sold by all druggists. Price, 50c.and 81 per bottle. Send for illuminated circular and cards. SAMUEL GERRY & COMPANY, Propxrerors, adway, New York, AUCTION SALES. ___ THIS AFTERNOON. _ UNCANSON BEOS., A Auctionesrs. USTEES’ SALE oon REAL ES- By virtue of a decree’ in Equity Canse, No. 7,008 Van, , Rothwell in the Supreme Court of the and under a deed of trust, dated May 20 and duly recorded ip seis: ‘No. 719, one of the land records for snid District of Go! fre shall gell.at public a auction. in front of they on SATURDAY, 10TH DAY or JANUARE, O'CLOCK P. M., all that certain lot known an fas lot numbered 46, in Moses Kelly's re- oSORN J. JOHNSON, } dec30-d T. A. LAMBERT, "j Trustees. PRIS EVENING. AWNBROKER’S AUCTION.—350, 000 wurhh of ‘Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry t be sold without reserve, comm URS. MORNING an EVENING, Sant, 10} 80, and to continue until all forfe sold. BE jan 1007 7th st. n.w. 200,000 DOLEARS: WORTH none GOODS AT PUBLIC AUCTION. GH & BRO. are selling th stacker git Goods, &e., at their donble Store fo and 406 7th st Male EVERY MORNING, ar 10 o'enocx. ¥ WEEKS, Salesman. A. BEHREND, Auct. Jan8-lw JINCANSON BROS., Aucts. OF LARGE AND VALUABLE CORNER OF SIRTH AND D TSN. W., WITH THE BUILDINGS THEREON By virtue of u decree passed in the causes No. 3,571 and No. 4,423, equity, in ths Su- ¢ Court of the Dirtrict of Columbia, we 1 gel], on TUESDAY, THE 20TH DAY 01 Any, A.'D, 1880, at 3. o'CLOcK P, Mf, in front of the Premises, ail that certain parcel of ‘land situate in the District of Columbia, and known as those p: of Lots Nos. 1 and2, in square No. 457, which are contained in the following metes ‘and hounds: Beginning for the same at the northwest corner ¢ 6th and D streets northwest, running thence pera fifty four 11-12 fest, thence west one hundred and sixteen 9-12 feet, thence south to D street fifty-four eet, thence cast with D strect one hundred and sixteen 9-12 feet to the place of beginning, to- ether with, tite abpartenan der i ; ‘erms: One-fourth of the purchase money ia cash, of which $500 will be required to be deposited by the purehaver at the time of snles balance at si twelve, eighteen and twenty-four months, or all cash at purchaser's option. ‘Phe deferred payment itany, to bear interest from the day of sale, and 46 secured by g lien upon the property aol AL Tan ADL LEY, | MAS TH. JESUP MILLER, } Trustees. jJan6-d&ds Dst. n.w. } D |CANSON BROS., Auctioneers, . E. corner Sth and D sts. northwest TRUSTEE’ ‘3 RGE QUANTITY OF HOUSE RCRES SHOWCASE, CROC JRMERLY IN MILSS giz By virtue of a decd of trast y duly recorded in liber: folio 279, one ot the land records Of the District of Column= vijl sell at public auction, on SATU. SUARY: 17TH, 1880, COMMENCING AT 10 at the anotion rooms of Duncangon Sros., corner th and D streets northwest, all the goods'and chattels mentioned in Schedule A, at- fached to said trust, which may have come into my hands. I mention in Plated Show Case, Clock, Scales, weights: Extension and Din'ng Tables, C: 8S. ‘Dining airs Castors, Knives, Forks, Spoons, Coffee Urn; rockery of ulmost-every description ; Walnut Chamber Suits, Cottage Setts: H. C. Parlor Suite,. Mattrasses, Spreads, Sheets; Lace Curtains, Lambrequins, &c.. With numerotis other articles usually four ina well furnished house. ‘Terms cash. EPHRAIM 8. RANDALL, Trustee. Jjan8, 10,13, 15.16 BOOKS, &e. yEW LAW AND JUSCELEANEOUS N= ind BOOKS. Otto’ U. S. Reports; vol. 9. American Law Review tor January, 1880, Ewel ans on Agency Story’: 3 Eg uty Pleadings; Eaton's Civil ervice in Great Britain Life and Writin; B. Cu Josh Billings’ Old Probabilities: 5 Durant's Hyxiene of the Voice. . Sent by mail, post-paid, by W.H.& 0. H. MOBRISON, Law BooxsELLERS AND STATIONERS, jand 475 Pa. avenue. UR DAUGHTERS: WHAT SHALL WE DO WITH THEM? by Marion Harland; S0c. nd 81. SELF-CULTURE: Intellectual, Physical and Moral, by Prof. John 8. Blackia; cheap edition, WBET’S SELECT NOTES on The Interna- PEON remonetor 1880, the best uid to teachers; THE Ly JGUT OF ASIA, by Rain Arata: 81-50, THE FAITH ag Oe EPA’ » by Dr. MOWM. wir BALLaynene a 9 & SON, ant 498 7th street n.t0. PLENDID ASSORTMENT. 0) OURS, AND EANCY GOODS. crane attention is called to the new Ilustrated and Standard works in fino Bindings. Juvenile ne best English and American editions. Episenpal Prater Books. ana Hymnals. | Catholic Prayer Books. Christmas and New year's Cards, Pictures, Brackets and Easels. A superb line of Albums,” new patterns. Autograph Albums “Flogant Weitine Desks, Work Boxes Dressings Cases. Library and Fancy Tnkstands,, it great variety. Russia Leather, Ivory and Calf Sikin ket Books. Chess, Checkers, laying Cards. | Beckernnon Bowen, Be. Rocwers' and ‘Wastenholm’s Penkuives. “tue finest Gold Pens and Pencils: new stock, just opened. | New ceived daily. icles marked in plan figures at 6 lokent pe ANC e rates. ff uneeton invited. Mgeogmsor to Moliun Brutuets, decl3 {O15 Pa. aves cor tithat. BOOTS AND SHOES. OTWITUSTANDING THE GREAT advance in SHOES, we have a few. cases, a of Gent’s Fine Hand-Sewed Button and Con- rese Gaiters, which we can offer for THrs' Sfontir ONL at the old feures. Gentle) who wear this quality of Shoe will know what they are worth on inspection. BYRN'S eae STORE, lith st., 2 doors below Corcoran. oe EW YORK SHOE STORE, 605 Pennsylvania ave. la PRACTICE WHAT WE PREACH.’ Goons Axe THE Best AND, CHEAPES! THI8 SIDE OF Les ba whi ma Ladies’ Soli ther Goat Button Boot. Ladies’ Goat, Worked Button Holos. GANT CONSIGNME! F ARMENTS AND HOBES, g p yaoaes ‘Y. , Jawoany Iirm, DA atta ree from bi oe ‘prior fo sale. Chairs Sea will be pro tent (Sundsy att \HOMAS DOWLING, A} Auctioneer. SUITE, WALNUT ET- os age TOP TABLE! AERO ‘AND PAGER iN DINT. Na HTS WIRE SA WARK, &C., AT AUC’ Tio On THURSDAY, MORIA J59H, 1880, a7 11 o'cLocK, at ington st et near J aArE setae ‘AND FE ntreet, George. above excellent THOMAS DOWLING, Anct. ALE OF VALUABLE REAQES- EET, WEST, BETW ee of the Su; publi miction, in front of the premise HE 22p DAY OF JANUARY, AT 4 otepen ee original Jot numbered twenty (20), in square numbered fifty-one (51), in the city of Washington, District of Columbia. of sale, a5 prescribed Dy {he tlecree: 0 money cas! 9 balance in two canal instalments in niue (9) ‘and eighteen (18) interest from day of sale, to be secured. nition of the tite und the purchase money lave been paid in full, or ull cash at the option at cost of pur- orthey purchaser. A deposit oraso who'e lot or any p Tf terma of eale from date of sale, th resell at the rit requi vartor the lovaold.at Gime ¥ le Ot com fied with in veven da ys o risk and corcof defaniting parcharer, Miter fashive to tell ao a wholes the property win be offered sm convenient parcels.’ P. J. DONA a tet, 7 WA) RN ER, Real Estate Auctioneer. ‘TORY FRAME: ENTH STREET deed of trust, dated Tland duly recorded . folio 300, one of the land records for tie District of Golnmbia, and at t seer the rremocr: on MONDAY, ‘the 2071 Dar A.D. AT 336 O'ULOCK P.M fonowine piéce ‘or parcel of ground, situate ii the city of Washington, known as and being part of Lot numbered ten (16), in Samuel Davideon’s recorde«” eubdivis square numbered one lnndred and ninety. beginning for tle same at the southwest corner ot ing thence norta alous the line of said lot and run! fect; thenes cast forty feet cS feet: thence south 43 feet feet to the place of begin forever through piece or parcel o} 7 alley fing threo feet two inel-ee wide and ‘rumninic back eet, with the priv itor of building over centar line tilereof, ing so erected shall , with the r iiey on the north eile of salt veyed, the ssid provided always Gat any beild- leave an alley way o1not less than 8 feet in eight: togeter with the improve- Terms: One-third cash; Lalance in two equal in- stalmonts, in six and twelyo months, with. interest thereon, 3: per cant, per annuin, ee deed of trust on poe i 3 290 depoeit ed time of sale. * complied with in seven ¢ SAMUFL ah DRURY, ‘Frustee. >» FOX & BROWN, Rea} iistate Brokers. PROVED PRO. HELL, AN) WIDOWS MITE. 2) TY ON MERIDL N KALORAMA, (PALT virne, of a deed of trust, A.D. Liber No. 882, Folio $8 and diy recorded in! oa f th at the request of the party ae ie auction, in froubof the pi Y, THE $715, Day OF JANUARY, the foilowirw described real Sane pituate: in Washington county, District of twenty-eight (8, An block @.3 nina @)-and ten (10), in b of Ea Oha Bivan's. subatvision of ste as surveyed by C. H. Bias, the office of tha surveyor of the District of Colum- bis containing 41.145 square feet of ground, niors Ox Same Dav, and immediately after above men- tioned ale, ae anu ey one (21), twenty-two (23), ara Ocloor Pe By » and duly: recorded % oe air aivieon of mart of a Hruct of lava called. cavtaowe Mites” said ol taining 30,400 square feet of grom ms: Ong-quastor of the purchase money, wit! expenses of sale in cash, and the balance 12 six, twelve cad eighteen months, for which the notes of wih interest st even per cen? from cats of sale, aya secured by deed vty sold sall be takon.. lot will be required at time of sale. Veyanciny at parebuter's cost implied with in seven day serve the rigat to resell the proj cost of defeating purchaser, ai ROBERT ©. FOX, EDWIN C. CUTTER, ; J.T. OOLDWELL, Auct. ‘THE ABOYE SALEIS: POSTEON ED UN AY, January late, A. D. SRT C WIN C. bets, | Seales J. 2. COLDWELL, Avetionees. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. SALE OF * TWO SMALL BRIC! is ON FOURTH STREET, BETWEE AND MARKET STREETS, GEORGE- D.C. By vas of a deed of fast dated the 29th day of October, A.D. a Liber Land. Recordta for Wi ashington ne. District of Colum- bia, and by direction of the parties secured thi ying undersixned Trustees, will sell on Mi the purchaser, of tenst on the If tern nS of gale are erm nety at tho Fiske ats rv five days adver- ecd6. 29,31, jan 53 , in rout oe the. "at the following. described property, Viz bne hundred (80) in Beatty to. Georgetown, forte tame oh the south line of 4th ie @ between lots numbered one, hundred yand one hundred and sevi on, and running hence west | they three rear line of the lot iy: thence south by and with the said Tear line oi said Daly 's lot and the lots: adjoining: }) feet, more or leas; ight (28) feet, more or less! ni (89) feet, more or less: Renee east fi theme north one hundred and twé enty-tive (125) feet to the place of beginning, together with the improvements ‘Terms: One-third cash; (33) fee amore OF less the balance at six and twelve months, with notes bearing interest at eight paid, and secured by a ry sold. Conveyancing 50 deposit sees ‘at time per annum until led of trust on the proper at purchaser's cost. If the terms of sale are within seven days from the day of sal Ladies’ Custom-made Kid Button Boot id Button. 1GS, TOUPEES, BRAIDS, Ww ora hhB 'D DEMONGEOT'S' AMBROSIAL TONIG FOR HATE AND SKIN, 616 9th st., opp. U. 8. Patent Office. LL IN WANT ‘OF SEWING US should oat at OPPENHENERIS, 628 9th st. fe has all the standard Machines mh hand, a: Offer ‘special inducomenta to cash buyers doa IFICIAL EYES AND THE BES’ a eee Office'hours 10a.m.to2p.m.and6to8p.m. novd INTER FLOWERING PLANTS. TUNLAW FARM GREENHOUSES, (NEAB GEORGETOWN, D. 0. 8. L. Hl opriet 4 aEe UME HAR 8 WHELAN, Manager. CHOICE WINTER FLOWERING PLANTS FOR BEGONIAS, GERANIUMS, CALLAS, ‘&c. GROWN, AND AT Mol MODERATE BRIGES BOQUETS, FUNERA! -EATHS anp CROSSES, &e., "BARDSOMELY Ae D AETISII- = Catal elect “Greanucuse, an pruary 1st, 1880. Freo to al sop ith HUME, CLEARY & Co., 807 Market Boece, perth whom'we have telephonic com- tapplcation), ‘will be pros ly attended to. All communicatic as below will | te- ceive prompt acesation. FRANELIN A. WHELAN, Secretary Tunlaw Farm Greent poses deel? $07 Vasnington he. TEBIG COMPANYS EXTRACT OF Lake roe ir ee BE DISHES AND SAUCES. raaerS ComPaNnr’s bt ety OF fedical "iTaneet “Britian Medical Journal ae AUTON. De oenuine. pals with the fao simile, of of : Liebig's Signature in Blue Ink acrosa “Consumption in Engiand increased ten-fold in ten years." LIEBIG COMPANWS EXTRACT OF MEAT. Sonna of ab sei ard Ba eile onir,°g 0, “DAVID & 0 to ek tees reserve the right to resell the risk and cost ¥ the Ceteuitng paral WILL! MAYHEW PLATER, UNCANSON BROS., TRUSTEES’ SALE oy vietiaes AND DE: Searle DRICK DWELLING, N NIEENTH STREET N. W., leed of trust, duly recorded folio 198, one of the land ue ne Washington county, in the Dis trict of Columbia, we will sell a front of the ve gr jaxuany, A.D. that ce: = at the THON, ieee virtue ne ors a is uublic auction, in Y, THE 127 Day 80, AT SO aeone, P.M.» al bed as Tot numbered sistoon ¢ huudred sand sisted of square num! ered one a treet west Bev. rent two (72) fect our if) isu ‘south of the northeastern and running thence south thence west seven- r des ‘as foil mm (17th) Sev enteenth 6 pineien a) ty-six (76) feet to an Ser twenty £ feet wide: @) seth '6)feet fone place of Degin- ier ail the improvements, way’ , privileges, appurtenances an Rereditaments to the same bel: north nineteen (19) thane east sevent: longing and apper- is; Amount of inde evanes secured a bye the aced of of trust tn ich will be stat Gneand two years chi ‘at the-sale,) and the Balsacs: the notes of the pur- rest from day of. sale, and plie erwise reserve the property at the risk ‘and coat of the murchaser after ziving five days’ notice of le in some newspaper published in Wash- Paahe E atDpLETON, } Trustees. CH, FOX & BROWN, Real Eatate Brokers. aes we eRe re ae IMP: yee ANDI BIREETS POSE eE SDIVIDED H INTERES’ OVED ee ateeeT NORTHWEST. virtue of a noe of trust dated May 5th, 7 led in Dee AG one of the land records: gjumbia, and atthe aia by, ieee front of the tetas on WED: DAY, THE 14TH Day OF JaNUaRY, A. D. he purchase ao money, cash, and atte Shatin Eee Sale, and secured by deed of shall be taken. : - it. $f Seen oF cate cost sh ie eran Gove she Te PoEeen Pe veceere es ee ae iT. COLDWELL: Gigs weyancing THE EVENING STAR. DOUBLE SHEET. SATURDAY......... January 10, LSS0. The Bribery Charges in Maine. STATEMENTS MADE IN ed SEGISLATURE YESTER- Inthe Maine house of delegates yesterday after our telegraphic repor* elosed a large num- ber of remonstrances were presented by persons claiming seats in the house. BD. L. Murcy, of Ellsworth, claims the seat of Eugene Hale. A committee of. five was appomted to investigate the attempted bribery of members. There was less than a quorum inthe douse at any time About forty members were present, conversing in groups, aith anxiety depleted on’ their coun- tenances. Mr. Talbot, the Speaker, Colonel Wm. Dickey, Mr. Plaisted, Mr. Perry, of Cam- den, and other leagers had frequent econsulta- tons, and appeared extremely anxious at the poe e situation of affairs. Fears seemed to be ex. ve apprehensions entertained Bint the thet repU licans were about te-swoop down, upon them ‘and capture the government. A committee was appointed to wait on General Chamberlain in regard to the: condition of af- fairs. They inquired if he would use bis power rotect the two houses. The General would make no promise, but that howM do his duty as acting governor and commander-in-chief no one doubis. The house was cvidentiy anxious ‘© get a quorum. The fusionists again sent for Mr. Voter, of Farmington, whe-kas frequently retused to take his certificate. It was repo: that the session was prolonged: in- waiting for Mr. Voter, but he failed to come, and ata quar- ter to 6 o'clock the house adjourned without transacting any business whatever. }R. SWAN'S STATEMENT AS TO: THE ATTEMPT TO BRIBE HIM. The statement, by Mr. Swan, member of the Maine legis!ature, (Fusion branch), as to the attempt to bribe him, Js as follows: I came from my home to this city on Savurday, January Lateon the evening of January 5 a reltable per- son, Who is now a member of thts house, in- formed me that Wallace R. White, of Winthro) Pp, had called upon him and offered him $1,000 in cash to deliver. pp his certificate resign asa member of the house, which, he had reiused to } accept, and that said White- informed him that he wanted three more men to. resign, and re- | quested him to see me. Upen this information iwent at once to the Augusta Hou: Hon. E. H. Gove, secretary of state, and told him what I knew about the matter. “Mr. Gove and myself then went out and found aon Solon Chase. In their presence I hastily drew and signed an affidavit embodying uy statement of the bribery.” Ithen went and requested the gentlemen who had been offered the $1,000 20 See Mr. White in the ragrning and Inform him ep and found | that I would resign for $1,000. He saw Mr. White the next morning. Mx. White sent back a request for me to meet him at the court house at 10:30 o'clock a.m. 1:wens there at that time and met White, who took me up stairs intoa corner room. He tken-showed me a statement, as follow Jan. 6, 1880.—To the Chatr- “AUGUSTA, ME., man of the Democratic an Greenback Commit- tee:—After matuve deliberation I have con- cluded that ft is my duty as a citizen spot the laws as they are construed and dé Supreme Judicia Court. I cannot, tect lend my aid to Keeping out of their its the re- publican representatives-elect. whom the preme Court aas dectared entitled thereto. therefore give public notice that I will uot par- ticipate in the organization of the House, being fairly and fuliy determined to obey the-mandates of the court. To resist that mandats ts revolu- tion, destruetive both to my party ara the great Interests of the state. ‘THOMAS B. SWAN.” “He informed me that I should Lave to write a statement, take if and sign the same; also, ee a resignation and deliver up ty certificate to him. He said they should not want to use the resignation, bat, wanted to show that I acted in good faith, anéthat after the Rouse was or- ganized I should take my seat aid the repubii- Cans would put me upon important committees. I informed him: that I would sign the payers, and he sald that he had to go anaget the mone’ fe he did not bring tt. He left the room ard r turnad in about twenty minutcs, and said st was allright. He then read to me and I copied in my own ‘hand letters to tho chairmen of the deraocratie and greenback committees. He alsa read a resignation, whic Tcopled. i then ptt said papers without my signature into my pecket. Wa then counted tig money aad found it correct. I then signed the. papers.and took the money.. He said he wanted some ragre mets, and wanted to know if Ikrew any he could g°t. I told him I thought he could get Harriman, of Kennebunk. He told me to see him and-con with him at half-past cue o'clock. I then lett and galled into the eT House. to see-if I could tind Harriman, bat, did nos find him. went direct to the state house and found E. H. Gove and made the fol!awing statement: “ st, Thomas B. Swa3. in the pzesenceor Hon. Solon Chase and Hon. H. H. Gove, make the teed statement: Ihave thisday been ap- proached by an agenzaf the republican party to resign as a represantative for money. I am going to take the money to-morrow, and thus show to the people the fraud.and corruption of the republican party, I expect to have another party also take money for the same purpose B. Sw. “I went to the Augusta House and found! Ares riman. 1 told him what had taken place, and heagreed to gowith mé at 1:30 and take the money and expose the fraud. I went tomy dinner and thea returned to the Augusta House, where [again found Harriman, and not far from 2 o'clock We went toward the Court-housa. B2- fore we reached it [showed him White, stand- ing upon the platform. White went into the building aud so did Harriman. AsI passed by the court-house White stuck his head out out of the Window of fthe same corner room andmotioned to me. I answered the motion with anodof my head. 4 then went to the Granite National Bank, taking the money which White had pata me, and bought a draft on Boston, I do not claim this money, and it is subject to the order of the person who furnished it.” OTHER ALLEGED ATTEMPTS. Swan was followed by Harriman, of Kenne- bunk, who displayed the roll of biils he re- ceived, the house applauding, but the speaker called for order, declaring such a Shameful story ought not to be so received. In an impressive manner Harriman called upon God to witness the truth of his statement as to the facts and his intentions when recetving the money. Mr. Clark, of Nobleboro, next rose and made a simi- lar statement regarding attempts made to bribe ee uwie a promise of money and certain house ones is chargea that when White left Harriman in the court-house to go after the money he was followed down States street and seen to enter Mr. Blaine’s house. Upon leaving it he went directly to the court-house. {We have failed to be informed as to who makes this oe and it does not appear in the legislative proceedings.— Associated Prvss.] MR. BLAINE'S STATEMENT. The agent of the Associated Press having been notified by the general agent to obtain Mr. Blaize’s personal statement regarding the pub- lic chai that he was implicated in the as- serted attempt to bribe a fusion member of the Maine legislature, handed the message to the Senator, who replied to it as follows: “Have seen your dispatch. That is the first Lever heard of any charge against me; but whatever the form or phrase of the accusation, I pronounce {t an unqualitied calumny, and merely a part of the monstrous, wicked, un- paralleled conspiracy to deprive a free people of their suffrage by fraud, forgery and perjury. Tam busy night and day in the task of thwart- ing the conspirators, and it is merely a part of their dastardly and despicable crime to invent some form of slander against me. I have not seen the charge, but I know it is a lie out of whole cloth, and cannot now be diverted from the real Work in hand to do more than de- nounce the calumny and its authors. JAMES G. BLAINE.” THE REVIVAL OF INDUSTRY.—A very intelll- gent merchant who has just returned from a three weeks business tour of observation through this state, western Pennsylvania, southern Ohio and West Virginia, givesa glowing account of the revival of industry in all that r region. a leather manufacture, he says, are refusi take further orders, and have as much bus on hand just now as they can take care of until mid-summer. The furniture manufactures are all working full time, and likewise have orders far ahead. As for the iron and steel establish- ments, he says,many of them are at work night and day, and some of them experience more or less difficulty in obtaining a supply of the right kind of labor. The farmers too are ® | fg cop and are expecting . Noes their crops and grain acreage this year under the: stimulus of good prices, ‘nat their improved financla} condition resulting from last year’s harvests. Saw few or no tramps; in fact, almost everybody was at work. In this conn the immense increase in railroad ea eninge, dur ing the month of December, to be “ubllS ed, in to-morrow’s papers, is a deserving. oft Sa as an unmistakable sign of Retupas trom owenty: -one Conanieoe show a ones of $2,- pes or about 27 ribagl cone ate the oor es, for the Col ndin; Ng mont ail the more rem: foe, in view of th the tet that the eastern Fae ovement has been, to large extent, blocked gs the Keene speculation. The Increase has come largely from the move- me of npn oes and a oa additional tonnage ays, consequent upon the suspension of navigation.—[W, ¥. Corre- spondent Phila Lede’. No Women Lawyers IN Kentucky.— The ‘tive correspondent of the Loutsviile Courier-Journal writes:—“ Senator from Repestica wes Drvorve. Judge Alderson. m the ving cote court of p- ie repuunan The shock, she sala et teo at FOI ‘nemy. , the meraithint of which, she felt, to him, and would probably exclude kim from the best society m thesstate.” An int that the bonds ot mate LOUISVIBLE'S CaTHOnic CHILDREN COMMANT RD TO ATTEND CATHOLIC SCHOOLS,—A Louisville dis- Metloskey has decreed that everywhere in patch says: Bishi parochial schools this diocese. The deeree eioses as follows: “Now, it is our will and command that where there is a Cath6No schoot tn a parish the parerts and guardians tsuch or wards to-such Cat jaces send their ¢l ic school, and we heresy direct that this obligation be enforced uncer pain of refusal of absotution in she sacrament of pennance.” Dr. board, called at yd, president of the Loxit- with another member of the @ bishop's house for the per. Say ree op He said it the edict was ‘authorized. b by he Catholic Churchy.and that the purpose of she decree was to afford. the children of Catholes a lt education.” Father Brady you nos think well of the public to say of them, “Thaye nothing good, bad or indifferent,” he ess Of our chucoir has its fo cess of our parochial schools Many of our largest and raost. pros ‘such as St. Patrick’s and: owe their present good state to early prosperity in their parochigl schools.” mates that one-third. of the Catholic who have been attending tne pubite si ovis be withdrawn from them. much commotion here, children attend the public TOUS congregatims— . John's, for instance Pather Brady ce + Corsty, Va.—Ger. hanged, at Husvilie, r for the murder ot Jounson Nestor, his uac father-in-law, ar Oki man eighty-six years of ‘The murder was committed widst vite ab werk in his out-fleld, the: as- Sassin being. concealed Behind a tree a st distance ‘rem. his. victim. The motive of the crime wss for the murderer to sec ura the Brop- erty of tae deceased through his a" who was the only surviving chil Wea) got drank Ch and adiaitted to persons in the killed Nestor. Cartons Parrr’s Lawscrr. Leaveaworth, ary Sa libel case to-day Thomas Giacoinini, the Delmonico restaurant, testided tat Patt sent jor him about 9 o'clock, on the- night of When he arrived at the at a table behind Carroll county, vi ‘a, her eoncert. here. therare hefeund Patt sith the scenes with a deer glass before her contain- ing what he supposed 10 be liquor: head hevar seen her betcee, she. acitressed. zd ordered: him to ome macearoni and cheese aud quail for after the concert, to be servixl at the Planters’ House and to fugnish three-dotth She was tamiliasin her conv: He thea went into the and Gpelaged it was He Served the lanch as or- ee lancer, Theo. Bgersdorf, R. N.. ‘er. prominent merchanis. rere tnt fined that frm Pate appearance Manaer om the stage and poor singing Meved-her to be under the lafluence of liquor, A CsNabA GOLD MIsn— ras ‘ssolfring, a mi zing Sp Ease has returned from the Beauce ¢ 68 tO has been vith Ger J aad three experts, Thete Tepart has led % .the mdicate, heeded by one of the bast known of New York ‘speculators. . LLOED HAaGH’S FORGERIES & Co., of Philadelphia, e Central National ‘Phursday tha their draft tor $2,920.25 would. pe one Jan. 224 and 25th, Iss. AS the fem hadac- ean dzafts Mr. Jas. Conaway immediasely led upon the cashier. and being Shown: a draft, pronounced it a forgery. drawn ty J. Iinyd Haigh or J. Way & Ca, Philaceiphia. The loss jill fall on the New York bank. SUING 4. CLERG: “Dear Giacomini” sation with him, torium, heard her sins; very poor singing. Naw YORKERS Axo ee Dittentwefer, formation of a meee d notice from a ee by tor $10,900, dam- and malicious Chas. Meyer, of Hast New Y¥ ages, for false. imprisonment. proszeution. Meyer leased 2. iarm. from the cen yman, ard a year ago tast fadithe latter for some reat alleged to.be ame. Meyer angoaled Uh case, and pending the appeal th clargyman’s. soa Went upen the farm to Pat off by Meyer. dictment Was obtained against Meyer for 3s- Qn, the trial last summer Meyer was ac~ quitted. Ly. ¥. Son-ty-Law vs. MOTHER-1 In-Law .—At Easton Pa., a curious case was up before ‘Thursday afternoon. business d Opie, his mother-in-law, wi fen eupberzle- mens while acting as bis cashier. the past ten years he has been robbed of about $10,600, and that his mother-i Jaw tnvested her steal chains, furniture sad of paintings” Mrs. Opie denies the accusation. PRINCIPAL ARRAICNE! Burr, the prineipal of the public carn, and was For this an De Ings in diamgads, charge oI of ‘severely’ whipplag Wm. Raynor, ared 'he charge was made by he boy’s father, and Burr, on be ing arraigned before Justice Eosee in Baldwins, ave bongs tik ‘alt the action of thegrand jury. ft Sem, 9h, MEN Dre, But Nor ror Love.—Dr. Wm. Hammond lectured last evening at C bickering Hall for the benefit of the Young Men’s Hebrew Association upon ‘Phe Nervous Syst Some of its Manifestations.” “TI am fre: 7 he said in the course of his remarks, “that the emotion of anxicty Kills more people than any- Some of the ladies may hint at love, am happy to say that the number of man who commit suicide on account of lov: ie troubles is growing less year by year. rid. ‘THE Rich MEN OF Boston.—’ ue contains only 25 bam s of firms, persons tax on over a 70 more who pay on from heaviest indi- 13, one of his pupils. John Raynor, his Boston tax. haifa million ton millions Widual tax-payer is voung Montzomery Sears, who returns a Vv mw valuation of 33,4 largest is Moses pelea Si one day last week, who which to spend his Temaining d d maiden Wigglesworth sisters tion of $1,100,000; Harvey D. Parker; of the f: mous hotel, fn School. street. confesses to $35 400; Charles Francis Adams to $147,500, besides what he may have out in Quiney; Moses A. Dow, who used to run the Waverly Magazine, and does yet for ouent I know, has laid by the it $725, hn A. Lowell, known in Europe as well as as in America for ‘hi nection with the Lowell Institute, pays an pay on a valua- may or ot the city, in the crockery trade, on $592,000; Lawyer Sidney Bartlett, ‘wi right to be named as the head of our ‘b: Will dispute, on $530,300; son, well enough _— in Ney nur on $570,300 individually; yor and “ongressman Henry L. Plerce on about $400, 000, which of course does not fn- In the country; Walter Hasi- ings, who died in October and ieft nearly three quarters of a million to Harvard, returned only $401,000 lo the Boston assessors last spring; Uriah A. Boyden, the eccentric turbine water- wheel man, who died last summer and left halt @ million to be expended by Prof. W. and gate trustees in a scientific investi- roperties of ae and the phe- res in the Boston nly $200.000;, while the just-buried Erastus B. ie of carpet-loom fame. had $231,000, besides the t estate out at Clinton where the mills are. Merchant Geo a his estate property here vali ‘THE GOLD Mines in the rg ae of the ae ese Potomac are bel vet wor! e heavy machinery ed I or yut in worldns 0 order, and it is ex: mn by the oth of the Sat ree WHAT SPLIT A CONGREGATION.—Mr. Erost isa temperance revivalist. wished to hi ings In the Methodist ¢ church 4 at Philips et with tobasco juice, of the bare-floored lecture ae hired a oo epacpowen hall, and ecesstully spoke bit Ditterly of. ot the! —— woe the temperance ca' by, the enureh Would ‘soll the new cay soon got a tem ici fo He 4 i a i i Ay i ; ; ‘Two Broragss HURT aT ONCE.—At Ju while Richard and Jacob Hargraves were cut. Geksaees eee a Rk saw driven by a “something became displaced, and the horse basked out of themachine prewar, Ingdacob upon the saw, whitl® severed the large myscleand ®&e larger bone, the uina of his left fore-arm, amd also making a bad flesh wound just above the knee of the lef lex. In aiterapting: to stop the tread-] res the drive- chard upon rad, tunfeuin, Pee rataiaceaes nemne 8 tat Bopy SNATCHING STorrED.—The exposure of the Oakwood grave robberies in Richmond, Va., has had the effect of putting a stop to the eit trafic. . A guan?'was placed over the ‘ion of the cemetery from which the b« were stolen, and for she first time tn ary menths two colored upers burted there ‘Thursday were allowedto rest in their graves. It Ss suggested now thatthe dist of the Hastings Court amd the abi hey take the matter in hand, and cause the doetor who made the conniving proposition to the keeper, the officials of the Chesapeake and @hio raliroad, through whom the bodies were shipped to Charlottesville and other points; the sergeant of Police who was cognizant of the latter Ea ae and othe . be summoned before the jury for the purpose of brin the ghouls to justice. J THERE HAs BREN A ERIGHTYUL Montatsey from small in Ottawa, the 8 capital of tee province of ‘Ontario. The deaths year were 903, of which 210 were ron smal pom, Owing te the French Canadians being averse to vaccination, there were 19° deaths from small- ox among them, while the deaths among tho Protestants were only 22. ‘Fhe pupils of St. qoeon 3 Conege were all yaceinated on Thurs- day. Ri ‘ED To DeaTH.—Mary Council, Well known farmer, of Surry county, tanding in front of the ttre. plac e yS ago, When her clothes ignited and she was lite th. daught Uy roasted tod THe Heavy canted: a disastrous overifow. « © from & bursted sewer in Denham street, flooding cel- lurs and damaging goods and other property to the extent of $50, Fier COLORRD MEN AS Boys started on the 3d inst., tocross Galvesren bay in a boat with several dogs for a hunting expedition. The boat was afterwards fownd aground, with the dead body of one of the boys. The dogs were keeping ‘h over the mere It ts thought the boat was struck by squall. t3'The Rev. J. Robert Love, late rector of St. Philip's church, (col.) Buffalo, N. Y., has nearly quailted himself to Lecome’ a phyatclan, and purposes soon to go as a missionary and physi- ciza to the West India Islands. ee DIED. GOLE. On January 8th, 1890, gt 6 o'clock a.m... CyAunrs F. Cone departed this Funeral from his zuother’s residence, 47 Fourth sireet, Bunday, Lith, at3 o'clock. May he rest in peace. 2 CORNWALL. Oa the 9th of January, 1880, Frssces 8. Cons wat, in her thircy-fourth year, beloved wife of James G. Cornwall Friends and relatives of the family are invited to attend the fun: t 2 o'clock, Sunday, January Lith, from the Fifth Baptiet Ohure, Vay aves, Det. 439 and 6th streets southwest. DICKSON. January 9th, 1880, at 3p. m., eee Dicksox, @ the ninety-second yaar oft her **Funeral from the residence of her daughter, Mra. Jane Lawrie, 106 Mass. aye. northwest, on ‘Mon- day morning, tanuary 12th, at 10 o'clock. Rela- tives and friends of the faudly are respectfully invited to attend. WY ANS... At Portland. Oregon, Jan. 7th, 1839, . Evans, of this ci of & Brother to Capt-Robley D-Evaus, U- Thursday, i. Ei caey S.N. S ACORSON On Pistons evening, January 8th, 1880, at 8:45 o'ch the residence 3 his eon-in-law. S. H. pon a oe . Washington, D. Mantin L. Jaconson, maar ft sees Remains will be carri: cea to Richmond, V interment, Sunday mornme 7 o'clock. (New York, Cincinnad, Richmond, Va. leston, S. C., papers please cop LAUGHLIN. On Friday, January Oth, 1830, at 8pm. spel aa beloved som of ‘5 james and fiary incl of aes nye Funeral from hi 7 bens No. 2508 @ Sireet. Bet eren 35H 26th streets northwest, Sunday, sary 11, a nea o'clock p. m. Relatives audfriénds avi nd. SPAUB. On the espcenin of deveined 10th, 1830, Mrs. CATHERINE BVAUB, widow of the late Jacob Biaub, after u lingering itiness, in the sevonty-nino Yaars of het tt lends of family are ponpecwally say phos! to attend the funaral from her 1 digh street, Georgetown, Monday, 12th, Ser rer ‘k.* WOOD. 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