Evening Star Newspaper, January 12, 1880, Page 3

_ EDUC ATION. AL. STEAMERS, &c. FAMILY SUPPLIES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. _ ScHeOL,A D KINDERGARTEN, 13t! between Massachusetts ave. Prussia, having “in teaching, inecce rte in private and of Boston ‘and Washington: and Mies ERK. who has taneht with Mi five years, Principals. of the Nora nal every attention from the PHineiyale and t sistante, including special adaptation needs, and thorousch systematic procr: Pupils will be received at any ear. RACTICAL INSTRUCTION. on in ARITH- i ALGEBRA, ‘GEOMerES POinval advantaces are afforded o deficient in these stud Si Seats Be op, Prot, BEN, Miw, from 1am. top. ts RIE, Teacher of the Guitar and reons of no knowledye of Music # waltz in a month. ae Tea STRnTOTTE H HALLS ECHOOL, Ocowry, Mp. Cc OMany's Couxry, Mp. ‘The next session will bein MONDAY, FEBRU- ARY 2 1880. Board and tuition $75 in advance tor cach once of ane r Circulars apply 3 vniy\0 WM, T. BRISCOE, Secretary to the Boar: WLLE V. PRUD'HOMME’S New tera in January. Crass hours, Ii a. m., 3%, 4 rorerved for. priv ate facentoe is, adults and childres prac cally amen, and idioms ora! invited on "Thuredays, at 34 12m. tolp. m. Dp S8es Fortoce aD NOERIS sae and dinderwarten, 1127 15th st, n. w. Thorough instruction, Daily instruction in "eraan wiven free. Normal department decl3 ARR SEMINARY for Vounx Ladics and Missos, Soe oth st, ew. thorough, instruction in all Baglish branches, including Boo! G course ia Eat a leculars at the book stores. Sis CONDRON, Principal EGULAR FRE: (OH SCHOOL FOR XO! Ladies and Children. .. FOULON Scheol to.903 16th st. new ETROPOLITAN pees AND fon gana mate te ad eae Ladies, and €hildre: AV) Tartinonts for eae Pato both day and ey aie CHOOL OF MUSIQ, 707 8th at. arch Orga 3 Boston tascher ) Piano. tion 85 and upwards. BS OSBORNE'S ENGLISH AND TEERGH bales IN 1D DAY SCHOOL for Young t., corner of 10th st. Next a Tanto ‘will commence Nov. ue APLEWOOD, INSTITUTE, Fa —— Boys, 860 per quarter: otra 613. "8 pared for business, ale or Lidrvard. First organ Lessons mn.) Voice Guitire © sade RIVATELY OR IN oa MAN, FRENCH, MATHEMATIOS, 5 Preparation for College, Wes Franelations. of Anci -_8.W M..702 oth st. bear Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN and Particular attention to be- wishing to be qualified for pegcrms moderate. 1215 Het. nw. GER} Ontc, ‘LOGIC. ere, a8 well ag thoee hei PENCERTAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, HAND L STREET! Pres edtication for real fe to ons sav Gaighters. e course comprises Penmanshi Entry Bookkeeping, Business Commerciat MEDIOAL, Pent ao charges One Dollar a visit, including ‘edieine! fe has a supply of Pure Vaccine Virus. Jan’ R. RICORD'S ESSENCE OF LIFE es manhood and the vigor of youth to shattered constitution in four weeks. ‘This life-restoring remed; by all about to marry, or who h: Weakened from excess or any other cause. ‘Success in every case is ascertain as ——s thirst. 3 per case. fole arent, Dr. JACQUES, No. 7 University PE ian iste eupilled. Fed EXHAUSTI ne Comma & seie of = ical e8- lectures delivered at on the cause and cure fording aclear si ty ijeinie the result aia may if neryous and physical del of 20 years’ 88 Broader. be v berensined, decl-m, w.f4m_ the oldest eatabliahed ‘and only reli- PHYSICIAN in the city, can be assachusetts avenue from 1 plaints and Span consuited adage 55 M: to ‘All Female Com ties auiekly cured. Consultations free. Too! TARTEING. DISCOVER: MANHOOD RESTORED. ‘A victim of youthful ture decay, nervous debi faving ied in vain avery Eviowa remedy, has dis: covered a simple elf cure, which he Will send F to hin fellow sufferers. Ad Meeves, 43 Chatham St ON2 =X NEAR NINTH.—The new Turkish aa ith Rooms are now complete. No {managers taco tee frst eotablishment b Dr Sampo in ibn. ‘The best establish gudencs causing PERMATOKRH@A, IMPOTENCY pe re decay. qmulsnions and all senereal diseases Soret in tras os 7 dare, No calomel use weaknesses, &c., cured. 124 F street ¥. . Emissions, is; recently contrac Gays. Consultations, st rate offices for ladies. of Balti Baltimore. Charges moderate. ADAM DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR Ladies. All fe Can be consulted daily at hours from 1 to 9 p.m. Wea BATH —A. Ioxury. Cure for chills laints quick “ith st new, a, HENRY WOTES FRENCH PRL is Certain cure for Disease of the Kidneys, Gi ‘DR. JOHN TRIPP. BOOTS AND SHOES. E ARE ! SELLING Scopes AT OLD ‘Misses and Bo: dren's | Bho! Fe School Shoes, up $1, wort! ‘fo: Goat But. B,C and D last | : aif Gaiters, H.'S. worth $0 fine Galt Gaiters, Mt Le Misses and Boys’ een. ie Shoe: ve Ww: 1914 and 1916 Pa. avenue. OTWITHSTANDING THE GREAT advance i we have a few cases of Gent's ee Hand-Sewed Button and Con- which ‘we can offer for Tus = qualit of Sues = mi inepect{on. N's ONTH Osry at the old oes See wear rth on ins) SHC ‘STOLE 14th st., 2 doors belo’ 2 eae eS ae NEw YORK suoe STORE, 605 Pennsylvania ave. “WE Cif te E WHAT WE PREACH.” THE Best 2 SEEM prnmowe S 8883 Sases: Fo® NORFOLK, FO rORTaEes MONROE Steamer Lapy oF THE LAKE leaves 6th-street Frigayer at 8 pans svoppias at Piney p.m., #1 ping at ey Point and Potnt Lookont, conn mocking Boston neamers, Se. Leaves Norfolk alternate at 4 p.m. First-class fare, $2; Round Trp, Becoud ‘Trip, 08, es Stonday and. frhureday, at 7Ta.m., for Romiint d Saturday to Leonard! stopping at intermedi dings. Steamer Jaxe Moskney jonten caine whatt at Tamron Bands it. Clem- "8. ith*s Creek ; Eyer te eet AMERS FOR NEW YORK. Bteamers E. C. Knicur and Jonw Greson alter- nately leave ‘Pier 41, East River, New York, every Gerorday at 4 p.m. and 63 Water st. Goo tho. taken at lowest rates. ine Steamer’ or under s National Motrove a BROON, t. E's eM EE aie LINE (Ces ADELPHIA J WASHINGTON mmectimattt phia ‘with Cl, aes “Tine for Boston. ‘Prov idence, an New England States. all From Philadelphia—saturda: From Washington—Monday, ¥rom Georgetown Monday & atT penn Freigiita: received! dally unkll 6 p.m. ‘Through pills of laden given to Boston and eos Fall River. signees wishing their | at Georgetown wharf, ‘wil please have them marked “GEORGETOWN, For fon een apply toJ. H. JOHNSON & CO., 1202 F street ORL Eny and 1th street wharf, Washinton, DO. | WILLL XDE, & ise General Managers 12 South Wharves, ¢ phia. ORTH, GERMAN LLOYD-Sreausnr ‘Lise Between New Your, al LONDON, pn SQUTHANETON AND BREMEN, e steamers of this compan grday from Bremen Pier, foot af oa street, Hoboken, Rates of from’ New York to Havre, Lon- don, oudkamen and Bremen, first oxtin,’ #108 830. es to For Hugs 2B EYZRNOET & ling £00. 97 RIS, 80 Bway, ae relent Ae jUNARD LINE. OTICE. ‘With the view of diminishing’ the chances of col- the Steamers of this lie take a oe course from Queensto’ york Ge Houten’ eroesing: tho qeridian Of 60 aS Iag., or nothing t to oe north of 43. Galpick the Romewa meridian of 60 at 42 Is hing fo the north of 43. THE OUNARD STEAMBEIE. OOMPANY LIM- cen New York and Liverpool, Call- Beem atCork Harbor, ' Beythis....Wed. Feb.11 Aigeria And every following Wednesday. 860, ), $80 and 8100 gold, according to sccommo pans te Paris, $15, gold, additional. Biccrase St very. low rates. ‘Stocrage tlokets from Liverpo sie Queenstown, and all other parts of Europe, at low mh bills of lnden given for Belfast, Glasgow, Harry, Antwerp and other parts ax tao and Meier aaeaee Spply at the Company's office, No. 4 Bowlil steerage and cabin, to OTIS BIGELOW, 60 7th street, Washing: finds.” CHAS. G. FRANOKLYN, Agent, N.¥. RAILROADS. SWEET LEAF TEA, 50c., 50c., 50c., 50c. SWEET LEAF TEA, 50c.. 50ec., BEET, LEAF ra TRY IT. Be ae WITMER, Five Grocerres, 1918 Penna. avenue. janl0 FF HsT qvariry VERMONT BUTTER, VERY HANDSOME AND AT LOW PRICES. Put up in Pails containing 15 and 20 pounds. N. W. BURCHELL, Jan8-3t 1332 F street. NEW Goons: Low PRIcEs: ‘Prepared under a new proc process, retaining al their BEEF—Corned, Roast, Od and Beef ala mode. GAME ( Boned Turkey, Yorkshire Game Pic, en, Veal and Ham Pie rouLiny| sramed Savory Pie, Patede FoireGras 8 HAM (whole. ) Mock Turtle, Game, Soup and covet Benelle, &ec., &e. Chicken Broth, Extract o \ONSbops ARRIVING DAILY. REED’S SONS’, jan3 1216 F st. n.w. B ANANAS, MALAGA GRAPES, FLORIDA ORANGES, ALIFORNIA PEARS, LADY APPLES, LEMONS, FRENCH anp GERMAN FRUITS. JOHN N. MAGRUDER, dec30 1491 New York Avenue. |ANVASS BACK DUCK: AD DU 'OKS, GROUSE, PHEASANTS, WILD ‘TUR. KEY, ABS TS. BWEE BREADS Coustry SAUBAGE: oun TAMOND BA Noid TERRAPIN, ELECT OFSTH FLORIDA ORANGES AND BAS ‘ANAS, &o. FRANK J. 3B) & CO. dec5 PALACE MARKET, Cor. 14th QOQTH STREET MARKET. 720 20th street. Seah Fish, Oysters and Terrapins. ers an Torke ‘Ghickens and Ducks. jainb, Mutton, Veal, Venison. Beer Toniegicine a and Sweet Brea Collornis Grapes, Pears and noo. Orders for Dinner Parties sol Rove fOr Dinner Pare LINKING & SON. IRST PREMIUM patel: at the National Fair over all other compet- TO CERES. 16 handeomest Minnesota Patent Flour in the MINNEOLA, Avery superior Minnesota Patent, STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANOY, A magnificent Winter Wheat Patent Process. GOLDEN HILL, ite standard Famil; pee, of the District. For sale by every first-class Wholesale aa tt + and Ind, ave. nové WM. M. GALT & CO. ~The United States. : | Racmmone AND OHIO RAILROAD, THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK. National Route and Short Line to the North, ims Northwest, vs West, th To take effect Sunday, November 16, 1879, at 1:20 LEAVE WASHINGTON. (dies p-m.—Baltimore, Ellicott City and ee Bta- G06 a.m. Gt Nee ork, Bbliadslphia ani On_ Sundays to Baltimore only. . oe fasten at Relay Beton. Annapolis and way? Hagerstown, nt, ure, Win swine ester, Hk Gnd way, vid Rela 8:00 a-m- Baltimore and Lgurel Express AQ -r.—Point of Rocks,, Piedmont, a ester, Hagerstown and way stations. Sas ata New York, Philadel hia, Boston Baltimore Express: "Parlor car to New York and Philadelp! 6:35 a.m, —t8t. Louls, Chicago, Columbus and op ar orstown ane Vaile ab etoept Ba Sunday, Staunton. Cars to Cincinnat f- ‘Pullman ton to San Bae gaily, except Setarda) ‘ore Express. Btopd sane Ke, Beltavtten ‘Laurel, Annapolis Junction, re, Col Seno aad Hanorer. ay re, Annapolis, Ellicott City and Way. 30 p-in,—New York, Philadelphia and Boston Bynes tops at Laurel. reang Way, n Sanday itimore Biade id Laure) 4:30 pom lensburg to | Sguetin. Soe ‘tops at Aunapolis yan Point orm chester aad wy py sauons, aaa On Bunaey 0 to of ton ations oniy. Ae ‘Baltimore, viinaapolls ‘and Way Sta- tior mm tPHILADELPHIA, NORFOLK, AND BALT! Bae EXPRESS. Norfolk, except Sun- day. Norfolk passengers taken in the cars direct to boat at Canton. Stops, st, Bladensburg and Laurel. D-In. ME AND LAUREL EX- (OLUMBUS: teal) ping car to Chicego. CEtebureh excope Sun Rint AnD BuLTIMORE PHOnE 2 ‘Bigps at Blgous, and Laurel York, and . ae ing Se ses 3 pee St Louis and’ Gincinnat! Express. eepuily. iSunday only. Other trains daily, except trains stop at Relay Station. Au furth (01 ion. 3] at the Baltimore sag ohlo, ‘Hicker Olices, Washington Station, and in the and received at any — ihe LEMENTS, faster of Transports! bE SURAT mor 1879 reifiFuna 1879 TO THE one WEST, jOUTHWEST. Double Track, Steel westlse SPLENDID eee MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT. fect TAN TARY 6, TRAINS LEAVE WASH] INGTON. fr from Depot, corner of Sixth and B streets, as follows: Pittaburg and the tae Weak 1 10:40 a.m. daily, with Par- Plusbure to ¢ Ginna St. Letts sa i Ghicage: 3 7:40 p.m. daily, with th Palace Car to aeoell except Sunday. For New ee and Oe a East, 8: saan. ana.1.20 .m. daily, except Sunday, ani dail With Palace Care attached? ‘Liniied xpress Pasio lor om 9:30 a.m. daily, except For Brot lyn N. ¥., all thi trains connect at City with” boats of ‘Brooklyn Annex, for transfer to Fulton street, avoid- vse ie ferriaye and Journey acroas New York For Philadelphia, 8:10 a.m. -» daily, Orexcopt Sunday: oad 8p. daly: i0, 0 -30, pend 945 pm. On m. : , 620 a.m. and 4:20 p.m., cept junday. RIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL- vat ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING- are arcane b P. Sal oe a.m, £? ej ii am. ‘and 8 For Richmond an tad is out 7-00 a.m. dally, and Traine leave Alege ae fon Weak 8 10 m2 30, 1, 94 m2. (2 cht naay’ af 8 ahd re sees 06 why ite, mex information, Sleeping and Parlor Oar sc- P20, can be : east corner of _aniricnnth street and Founty! sylvania and at ihe depot, were ctert ors Pelett for ‘of {6 Sestinadion = 4MBLER SMITH, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Frrre anp D STREETS. _ 10} opftalls, 628, 629 and 630 Center Market, t wing, and 206 and.208 Northern Eiborg Markel or address Box 71, City; eiarxeting delivered free of charge to all ib SALE OF VALUABLE AND -DE- IRABLE DRI amie as a pubis auction, in Y, THE 12TH DAY 80, ag 4 Ockoee F a., all reel of ground, bel num ixteen ( R ‘Shepherd's. funivision of undred | and | we front of the premi or Janvary, A. D. that cortain piece er pai described as, follows: Ain) Seventecnth ptrect week esate two our (4) inches south. of the northeastern runhing thence south (6) inches; thence west seven- feet wide; thence ix, (6) inches; and csi (lo)feat tothe place of bos the improvements, ways, privileges: appertonanocs —— to ‘the same Beloniing and apper= Amount of indebtedness secured by the eed of trust unpaid, with expenses of sale, be stat the sale, ) and the bala for which the notes of the Par; (19). Bais ¢ 76 = ¢ feet fo an alle thence art rex event one and two years, . Conveyancing at pui s cost. ‘Terms of sale to be complied with in 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 ale in some newspaper published in Wash- RRANE EE MippLEToN, } Trustoos. ee DOWLIN Ga OF TWO SMALL. FOURTH STREET, BETWI MARKET STREETS, GEORG! HG LANE D. By Sininé ots deed of trunt, dated the 29th A. and duly record: day of October, edin Liber 866, Records for Washington county, District of Colum- bia, and by direction of the parties scoured there- ‘he undersigned I DAY, Janvany 127TH, 188 front of the premise, that part of one iugared. a eighty. (80). in r the same on. the south ), AT Foun ‘OGLOvE. the following-deacribed tween lots numbered one hundred ity and one hundred and seventy-nine, in dition, and stare uence west thirty-tl (33) feet, more or Jest said rear line of said sixty, cleht (68) feet, more, 0 tw Han (28) fost, mote cor leee? tienes aowth sith veeven (61) feet, moro or lees’ thence. cast Ave (5) feet; thence north one hundred and twenty-five (35) feet to the place of the improvements. ‘Terms: One-third cash; the twelve months, with notes bearing interest at eight and secured by a Conveyancing 50 deposit ‘required at tims If the terms of, sale are not complied with within'seven days from the day Ber rocerve the fait to resell the risk and cost of the defaulting p WAVHEW SLATER, RB. H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer. ALE OF TWO STORY FRAME EAST § SIDE ELEVENTH STREE’ EEN Q AND R NORT wr lin vsourth by and with the jaly "slot ane! the load le » together with balance at six and per annum until ston the propel at purchaeer’s cost. pasion at the By virtue of a deed af trust, dated Novem- ber 16th, 1874, recorded in Liber No. 766, io 274, ‘an decreo of the Suprems, Court of the District of Coltunbia Canise No; 6,874, (Mare folie auction, in Toston the premises, JANUARY ira, 11 red 15, in Hurenost subdivisios of in Washington city, D. C., roved by a two story frame dwelling One-third. cash, balance. inthree equa’ nts at 6, 12 and 18 nionthe, with interest at 6 nt. x posit required. Conveyancl rms €0 be compliod with in fe RO! dec29-eod&ds ALFRED ete Fiuarenumbered at purchaser's cost. THIS EVENING. AWNBROKER’S AUCTION. Wi Nile Diamonds and Je __BOOKS, &e. ‘DIARIES. — 0 DIARIES AND DAILY ILY JOURNALS of every degeription. EAGLE AUTOMATIC PENCILS, plain and for “Aba MANAC, DE GOTHA for 1380. wi YLEAK ERS ‘ALMANAC for 1880. A table of Standard and Miscellaneous Books in loth bindings, at the uniform price of 50 cents per volume. JAMES J. CHAPMAN, METROPOLITAN BOOK STORE, _Jan10 911 Pa. ave. New LAW AND one, ANE Otto" U. S. Reports; oat ‘American Law Review for Santaary: 1860. Ewell’s Evans on Agenc = Story’s Equity Pleadinsn: th editio Eaton’s Civil Service in Great Britain. Lise and Writings of B. B. Curtis; 2 Josh Billings’ Old Probabilities Carried by Storm; by Mary Agnes’ Fleming, Memoirs of Mudaine de Remusat. Durant's Hyiciene of t Sent by mail, post-paid, by W. H. & 0. H. MORRISON, Law Booxsettens a&p STATIONERS, Jan9 475 Pa. avenue. UK DAUGHTERS: WHAT SHALL WE ‘DO WITH THEM? by Marion Harland; 50c. and $1. SELF-CULTURE: Intellectual, Physical and Moral, by Prof. Jolin 8. Blackie; cheap eaition, PELOWBET'S SELECT NOTES on Tho Interna- tional Lessons for 1880, the best aid to teachers; THE LIGHT OF ASIA, by Edwin Arnold; @1.50. THE FAITH OF Ot OUR FOREFATHERS, by Dr. wm. a 1B & SON, jan? 428 7th street n.t0. PLENDID ASSORTMENT 0. BOOKS AND FANCY GOODS. ial attention is called to the new {Usstrated fiancee works in fine Bindis Juvenile Books, "the beat epee and Am fean editions. Hymnals. , Catholic C. Roarers and finest Gold Pens and ae opened. New ‘Goods To: eer * the 1 mal ible patons AR ing miata ‘at the lowest possible rat ian ae crs 'B. MOHUN, juooessor to Mohun ro dect8 1015 Pa. ave., cor.L1th at. po COAL AND WOOD ap. | MITSTEWICZ, COOKE & P coAL. BEST QUALITY OF WHITE AND RED ASH ANTHRACITE COAL. ® | gash SSE Pl, Sn Cumber! sana Coal, by By caro. car load or single ton. WOOD OF ALL KINDS. PINE, OAK AND HICKORY OF BEST QUALITY, ts Corp Lencru, on SAweD AND SPLIT TO ANY BAKERS’ PINE A SPECIALTY. comer Stet, and Yadiaua ever” Shipping What er 2d st ana ave. and Yard, foot of 0th at. | PDE Barrons Baaxce. 30 Pont Ofice aye, Ofico and edral, near Biddle st: Whar a dds Gath foot of York st. ing N. P. LEWIS, Sales Agent for W i Private Telephone Lines to, Wiset and Yards. Also, connection with Telephonte Ex min NAttenat. Frain ASSOCIATION. le TO-MORROW. eae WARNER, Real al EstateAuctioncer. I at, public auction, any 13, 1880, Ag 4 O'CLOCK P.M. that piece or parcel of in front of the premises, al) ground lying and bein; Colmnbies known as t numbered seventy-four, i.) in Beal's “addition {0 said. Geo ounded as follows: Beginning for the same at the northeast corner of Congress and Dunbarton streets and running thence east on the north Ii barton street sixty (60) feet; thence north creas street one hundred and twen' iy (120) ; thence west sixty (60) feet to Congress street; thence south with east line of Congre: hundred and twenty (120) feet to tho pin place of begin. ning, together with the improvements. ird cash, and the residue in two equal installments at eix and twelve months, with interest from the day of sale. ments to be secured to the satisfactioi of the tees, or all cash, at the option of convey: ancing, at the coat of ie H. WARNER, Aucuoneer. TRESTEF'S SALE OF VERY _ DESIRABLE UNTR T, NORTH OF THE CITY OF AND ADJOINING MOUNT virtue ots deed of trust, dated Decem- » 1870, and duly recorded in “oe? folio 176, &c., of the lan nea Wastington county, in the District of Co- id. by direction ‘of th ion P secured y, LWil sell at public auction, at the auction Warner, No. 916 F st. n.w., in the Oity of Washingwonn ch THURSD: Day or Janvany, A. D. 1880, AY, THE 1601 . D. 1880, AT 1 O'CLOCK P. a. H that certain piece or parcel of round or tract of inne, Jying, rand being in the county of Washing- "in the’ Distri {Gelumbia, and containing Reveuteen ‘and arhalt (119) aorta Of lands” sonra oF iege, with all the improvements thereon, and being the‘ seine which wag conveyed by and partionarly of conveyance recorded in By No. fs follo 482, Ke. net the land ni . C., saving and excepting to muck of said property as wes Gonverel ey Fosop) bya deed of trust, recorded in Liber No. 630, folio 406, &c., one of the land records of W: , Which excepted part is described a8 inning for same at the intersection of Toad and the 1éth-street roads; thence sd on the west side of old Piney Branch 38 rods to a, stake and stone: thence weet about 26 rods to ‘thence oi Sled y cain along ald een to old lence south wensely, by said taining 5 acres of land, more j Qnejbalf in cash, of which $500 it sale; the remainder in equal crits in 6, 12 and 18 months, with interest from ced of trust and insurance to 8: Bey ay “Piney Branch Piney braun ied to beginning ; co1 must be deposited. Be “atin secured by Franteo reserves the right atthe cost oF defaulting purchase r, after one week's ‘All conveyancing rat the cost of the WM. H. WARD, Trustee. H. WANE, Real Estate Auctioneer. TRUSTER'S SALE OF A TWO-STORY FRAME DeSean 1117 SIXTEENTH STREET Hombee of a cortain deed of erased ese a an (0. 658, folio 300, nae etna nie tor the District of Columbia, and at te a re part; rebyy, rant of the premi ee, 0 on MONDAY, 1880, AT 336 O'CLOCK P.M., the of ground, situate JUNCANSON BROS. +, Auctioneers. PARLORSUITES, WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES, SECRETARY, BOOK CASE, COUNTING: ERRPETS, STOVES, aes PAINTINGS, CHROMOS, &o. “a Ars FIVE CASKR YELLOW ‘WARE AND TEN HOGS. EADS LAMP CHIMNEYS. On TUESDAY MORNING , JANUARY 13TH, commencing at Tex O'CLocK, in front of auction reoms, we will sell above-mentioned goods, with numerous other articles. JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES- BY virtue of a decree ait 7 7,008-—Van Riswick es. sod Bay Os the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, and under a deed of trust, dated May 20th, 1873, and duly recorded in Liber No. 719, folio 113, ond of the land records for said District of Columbia, Wre.shall gell-at public auction, in front of the prem- izes, on SATURDAY, 10TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1830, at 4 o'CLOcK P. M., all that certain lot known, and described as lot numbered 45, in, Moses Kelly's re- Tecorded subdivision of square 934, a 3 of fz, twelve snd ciuhtoon routes 1 ents of 8 ve an mu mont With faterest at the Fate of 7-pereont, per annin until paid, and to be secured by a deed of trast on the property sold. A deposit of 850 will be required at be ne “foun J. JOHNSON, } A. LAMBERT, "5 Trustees. OVE SALEIS POSTPONED UNTIL TH DAY oF JaNUaRY, A. D. 1880, d place. Hous Ea Ns) grustoes. mee nenn Janl2-2¢ St. Goa Ballin, state Age! FRAME HoUs BOR SALE AT AUCTION, NEXT 70, Ol 1 AND FIFTEENTH On WEDNESDAY, Saetaky 15th, av 4 T. M., we will ee] at’ auction, to the highes fa Lidde the Frame House north of Bryan's. Store, correr of 15th and I sts. ingcash. The house to be removed at once. 12d W. M. SMITH, Salesamm. 1HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. By order of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, in special term for probate “business, the undersigned will eell_on WEDNESDAY, THE: Lave JAxUAEY. 1000, Ag 12 Ocoee Meat thie ane. tion rooms of Thomas Dowling, corner Lith st, wast and Pennsylvania ‘ington City, D.C... the Fallowipe curl i to the estate of six hundred. dollars of the first mortgaged bonds of the Inland Seaboard Coasting Company : Five (5) shares (8500) of the Stock of sat ‘a Company; Ten (10) shares (8100) of the Firemen's Insurance Company of Washington and Georgetown. ‘Terms cash. SARAULBERRY, ( geocutors of B Janl2-2t _O.M. MATTBEWS, \ P. T. Berry. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. VERY HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION. ies henner f between 9th and 10th arecta w., Tehall cen for a lady declining hous: keeping the following superior Furniture, vi One handsomely Carved Walnut Parlor Suite, up- holstered in Silk Rep; cost $400. Eleyant Bronzes and Statuary, with Pedestals. Fine Paintings, Ensravings and Chromos. Blan decries Walnut Folding Chair, upholstered in Silk and Rep. Two very handsome M.T. peviee with Gilt Stands. Nery masgive Marble Top p Tak Superior Brussels, \d Ingrain Carpets. Superior Brussels, Halt art State Garnet: Splendid Walnut ‘Extension Dining-Table; heavy columne. Walnut M.T. Sideboard, with Mirror Back. Walnut Dining Coal China and Glass Wai Very handsome Sil er Plated Ware. Very handsome Enameled Cottage Suite. Painted Cottage Suites. Sunerior White Hair Mattresses. Pillows and Bolsters. Kitchen Requisites, &e., &c. Terms cash. i jan12-3t THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. OPEN ¢ CARRIAGE AT AUCTION. On SATURDAY, UARY 24TH, 188), av 12 o’eLock, in Tront of the auction ‘ross of ‘Thomas Dowling, 1 shall sell on account of storage and re- ig Onen Carriage, (Wood Bros... makers). ‘WILLIAM WALTER, Coachmaker. aa DOWLING, Auctioneers. ELEGANT CONSIGNMENT OF RICH FUR: GARMENTS AND HODES, AT AUCTION. Qu WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Janvaty 1dr, 1880, COMMENCING AT 2 O'CLOCK, at my salesroo Trhall cell, without reserve, a splendid stock of the following goods: Elegant Fur-lined Silk Garments, Seal Skin Sacques, Furs, Robes, &c., bein, stock of a firm retiring from business. on exibition day prior to sale.” Chairs will be pro- vided for parties attending sale. HOMAS DOWLING, Janl0-3t {Sunday Herald] Auctioneer. WAENCS REP PARLOR SUITE, WALNUT ET- ERE, MARBLE TOP TABLES, BRUS- Er, 3, a es AND INGRATY a PETS, WAL: H. WALNUT MARBLE qopcHastgen sures. OAK AND WALNUT CHAM! SUT! ss Win WARDROBE PRINTED COTTAGE ington_street, near Bri street, George. town, D. C., ‘Lshall sell the above’ excelent heusehold ‘goods. Jan10-dts THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. 200,000 Pgs wort DRY GOODS AT PUBLIC AUCTION. LANSBURGH & BRO. are selli their entire etock of Dry Goods, &c., at their double Store, 404 and 406 7th street. Sale EVERY MORNINGS, 10 0! Sal ARRY WEEKS, Salesman. BEHREND, Auct. Jant JUNCANSON BROS., Auct TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE AND VALUABLE PROPERTY, CORNER OF SIXTH AND D SIEREON W., WITH THE BUILDINGS TH By virtue of a d No.'3,011 and No. 4.423, eq rm iecauee premé Court of the pirttictot Columba, we mn UESDAY, Tie 2071 Day OF Jaxu- An, A "D. 1880, at 3 O'CLOCK P, af,, in front of tho ses, all thatcertain parcel of ‘land situate in Te District of Columbia, and known as those parts of Lets Nos. 1 an in square No. 457, which are contained in the following metes and bounds: Borinning for the same at the northwest corner of 6th and D streets northwest, running thence north sity Tour 11-1? tect, thence westone hivudred and 2feet, thence south to D street fifty-four 11-12 feet, thence east with D_ street one hundred and sixteen 9-12 feet to the place of beginning, to- wether with the appurtenaneee.. rms; One-fonrth of the purchase money in cash, of which $500 wil be Tequired to be deposited by the purchaser at the time of sale; balance at six, twelve, eighteen and twenty-four months, or all in cash at purchaser's option. ‘The deferred payments, if any, to bear interest from the day of sale, and to be eechred by a ten SBRABE ne property sold. GLASS WARE, &0. 10} BRING,” secre 353H, 180, av 11 o'cLock, at No. 111 Wash- ra 52 D st. nw, ‘TH. JESUP MIL Ete Trustees. jan6-d&ds 601 D n.w. J PUNCANSEN BROS. Auctioncars, 'S. © corner Sth and D sts. northwest. TRUSTEES SALE OF “LARGE QuANTITY OF lOUREHOLD | FURNITURE, SHO! THE EVENING STAR. aa +... January 12, LSSe. ‘The Government of Maine. TRE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE ASSUMES THE DUTIES OF GOVERNOR. President Lamson, of the senate. has assumed the duties of governor, and the Portiand Arges to-day prints the following: AUGUSTA, Me., Jan, 11, 1889, To the Honorable Senate: T have the honor to announce that by 2 care- ful examination of the constitution as interpre- ted by the supreme court, in view of the fact that the office of governor has become vacant, it becomes my imperative duty, as president of the senate, to exercise the office of governor un- {il another governor is qualified. It therefore becomes my duty to inform your honorable body that, in accordance with the provisions of the constitution, and in obedience to the imper- ative mandates of that instrument, I have a: sumed the exercise of the office of governor for the time being. The exercise of executive func- tions being inconsistent with my further acting as president of the senate, I cannot in the mean- time discharge the duties of presiding oMicer of your honorable body. Respectfully, your eee servant, JAMES >. RON THE FUSIONISTS FISHING FOR A QUO} It was hjnted in Augusta yesterday that the programme of the Maine fusionisis to-day wilt e to send the sergeant-at-arms from thi to arrest either Euene Hale or Prof. Young both, and bring them into the hous? to for quorum. It {s now utterly ImpSssible to see a qvorum unless the presence of repu>) cans fs secure j, and that seems hardly pss! as the faliure to seeure a quorum thas far has more strongly entrenched the republicans tn their position. The fusiontsts will: rorand coun whieh will be the si ceeding to husiness, which has bee entirely. The feeling 1s quite ge members from the cities will be allowed soon to take seats, BRIBERY, OR A PUT UP JOB, WHICH? Chas. A. Bontelle, editor of the Bangor and Courier, publishes a statement trom Au- gusta in regard to the connection of Mr. Blaine with the bribery business, which was baset on the fact that White, the alleged briber of Swan. was seen to goto and from Blaine’s residense. He says that Mr. Blaine’s residence was crowded with visitors every night. The doors were open to all, and from fifty toa hundred were cop- stantly there during the day and until late at night. He repudiates the idea that Blaine had apy notion of bribing any one, or that White, who is a young lawyer under thirty years of age and of irreproachable character, bribed any- body. He charges that the whole thing 1s a put up jobby the fusionists. A CARD FROM THE ALLEGED BRIBER. The following card from Wallace White Is published to-da: “Winturor, ME., January S.—On Wednesday last, just before the legislature was to be org: ized, two affidavits, signed by Thos. B. and'Moses Harriman, respectively, appe: the Maine Standard, stating that some person asagent had given them $1,000 each to stay away from the legislature. Rumor connected my hame therewith. I did not see fit to reply to the statement or affidavits, which did not have semblance enough of trath to give the name of the person accused. ‘Th!s mori ung my name appeared for the first time in said paper. The statements contained in said paper, so far as they concern me, are absolutely, unqu: alle fledly and maliciously false. I never offered, paid or gave said Thos. B. Swan or Moses riman one dollar in money, directly or indi- reetly, for the purpose of infiiencing their ac- tion oF votes, or for any other purpose what- ever. I make this general and unqualified denial, and shall demand the fullest Investiga- tion at the proper time. No fair investigation, however, can be had before an unlawfully or- ganized house of representatives, every one of Whose members openly approve the conduct of Harriman and Swan, and glory in their It is a sad spectacle in Maine to see crats and greenbackers rejoicing in a crime which, if actually committed, canbe punished under the statutes of Maine with five years In the penitentiary. I object to be investigated by the co-conspirators of Swan and H. Wii retuse tO appear’ on the grounds si above. COUNTERFEITERS ARRESTED.—A telegram to the N. Y. Herald from Greenville, Miss., Janu- ary 9, says: A tall, thin, gray-eyed, muscular fellow, with short brown mustache and whis- Kers cov ering his face, was arrested here yester- day on the charge of assault with intent to kill. An examination of his person at the fail re- sulted in the discovery of $10 in counterfeit gold ae silver coins. This led to a thorough search ot is bageage, Vrnich: consisted of a pair of on, the contents were found, anton ly wrap] in oid sacks, $409 in jcounteay cagiey $1001 half gies and $20 in spurl ious sliver ‘The man {8 evidently a aon of the worst tyne, and when arrested le a ferce resistance. ives no satisfac- tory account of his anieceten 's, but intimated while In his cups that he has been frequently chai ged with horse thieving. There is nothing in bis appearance to contradict the presump- jon, and in his face is apes of guilty. He was committed in default of $1,000 ball. “The pris- = ris ae 35 years old and gives his name as . Stanley. ‘E.—The Warren ours ot for General e as a witne: eneral Warten was permitted to file the following per on the record, following General Sheridan’ atile of Five For Whatever ire 18 in the report of Major General (now eutenant General) Sherkian reflecting any dis- honor upon me, 2nd whatever statemant there may be in the report in support of such reil tions, or against my efficiency as commander of the Fifth Army Corps, and any statement or In- ference that I was relieved till after the battle was ended and the victory complete, and what- ever else may be stated hereafter ‘before this court dishonorable to me during the days upon which my conduct is to be investigated, I deny, as itis my design to disprove.” Pending the re- celpt of instructions from the War Department, witnesses were dismissed and the court adjourn- ed until convened | by proper authority.—{N. Y. Commercial, 10th. Living EicHT WEEKS ON APPLES.—Miss Josie Lee, daughter of Mr. William Lee, who lives on the farm of Mr. John L. Cock, near Beallsville, Washington county, for eight weeks has eaten nonin ‘but aban les. A gentieman who sees her every day has. furnished us with the following statement of her case: She had been lying sick for eight weeks with what the doctors term con- traction of the stomach. She slee} hours out of the 24. She awakens about 3 o'clock p. m., and dresses herself, walks through a room with assistance into the sitting-room, where she Sits down on a lounge and takes her meal of apples. ‘Then she sleeps perhaps an hour, and awake: to call for more apples. She will eat a few apples just before she retires for her night's rest. She cannot take any medicine or stimu- lants. ‘The temperature of her body is 1g de- grees below the natural; her flesh feels cold, and yet she complains often of being too warm: She suffers but little from pain, and taiks but FO) OIMIERLY TN LES ‘KERY, , HOUSE, 912 F STRE! very little. She seems to be growing slowly W. Artue of a deed of trust given tome, and| recorded in liber No. 907, folio 279, one of the land records of the “District of Colum- bia, I will sell at public auction, on SATUR- AY, JANUARY 17TH, 1880, COMMENCING AT 10 Qicrdck 4. M., at the duction rooms of Duncanson, , corner 9th and D streets northwest, all the koods’ and chattels mentioned. in Schedule A, at- tached to said trust, which may have come into my bands. | T mention in part Elated Show Case, C lock, ‘Beales, weights: Extension and Dining "Tables, €.°8. Dining Castors, Knives, Forks, desea Coffee Urn; Grockery of alniost every a pecrintion Walnut Chamber Suits, Cot as Parlor Suite, RMaitrasss, 8 ines! Lambi e Curtains, rea ‘With numerous other ar cles usually found ina well furnisbed house. Te crs cas gPHRAIM S. RANDALL, Trustee. Jan8,10,13, 15,16 WWAUTEE B. WILLIAMS & 00., Auctionoors. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY TWO STORY BRICK BAY WIN- 711 SECOND phiter NORTHWEST: LOL 17 7-13 FEET cient oe a deed of dated “ee #5 80th, 1877, and recorded in Liber No. 10, cee ot Col and at req = weaker.—[Pitisburg (Pa.) Commercial, Jan. Onto Lapor Sratistics.—The Commissioner of labor statistics in Ohio submitted hts annual report to the governor last week. The report states that 16 glass manutactories are in ope! Uon in the state, employing over 1,000 persons. Gas works are in operation a 65 pelea an a capital invested of nearly 29,000,000. ie re- port recommends that rovision be made for the appointment of commissioners to act in con- junction with commissioners from other staves ‘on the question of prison labor. ‘THE MINERS’ OUTBREAK IN WEST VIRGINIA.— The cause of the outbreak of miners in the Kanawha Valley, West Virginia, it is stated, arises from the fact that the owner of the mines at Hawk’s Nest pays his men 38 cents per ton, while all other operators ape ying 5) cents. ‘This enables him to undersell the latter, hated ne @ measure cease operations, throw! men out of employment. To ‘remedy this 5 dele. fans or of miners took the caetees and one the Soi Nest mines, ret fare, and ay of the miners to than the scene to-day in case JcrrrER’s RED Srot.—The great red Jupiter that was deveribed in the Sin Task sam mer continues to attract the attention of = servers both fn this country and tn Eu vast extent QE it ts an opening, the earth could be dropped through It), {ts s peculiar color, “and Se of form and ition make It ly the most remarkable object on the di a ot Jupiter with which physical astronomy hasever todeal. Bredechin, a Russian observer, has noted an interesting peculiarity about thts spot. He has detected brilliant white ridges or facule surrounding the spot, resembling those thatare enin the neighborhood of sun spots. This ew of those who re upiter as a kind of half lustrous sun—a sun Whose fires are dying out, and which, in the course of some militons of years, may become a@ ft abode of Itfe.—[N. TF. Sun, S INJURED Hvsra’ Haven, Conn., yesterday, Robert f Melvin D. mechani s grocer, while the latter's family was at Curtis, chureh, and shot Curtis, the ball penetrating the stomach. It 18 said’ that Curt had Won away from Jerolman the affections of his wife, and this had prayed on his mind until it crazed him. Curtis clilms that Jerolman had been trying to blackmail him for some time. He will probably die A SMALL WOMAN IN Brack, bearing a diminu- tive female infant, entered the ladies’ parlor at he Cass hotel, Detroit, the other evening, aud } revalled upon one of {he chambermaids to hold the baby while she went across tothe depotand looked after her baggage. ‘The small woman in black failed to return, and the child has been sent to the foundlings” home. Yov MEN of Lawrenceburg, Ind, a bottle of whisky on Christmas, and went to the old bed of t mi river to enjoy themselves, where al fell asleep, Next monn the younger "und tt impossible to his companior, and proceeded home It is now su: posed the missing man » to death where he lay, and that the gen rise tn the river swept the body aw the tree under whieh they were lying is now six feet under water. Inv ih referting to the Canadian Independence —Mr, Joseph Perrault, what- sald of him, has at least the went to Wash- ington | . Evarts that Cana- da was ripe for a new movement tending to an- nexation, and the next we hear fs that Mr. Per- rault is about starting a newspaper in Montreal to be called Emancipation Coloniate, which, as its title indicates, 1s to advocate the independ- ence of Canada. “Mr. Perrault represented Rich- elleu for some years in the provincial parlis- ment. Retiring from it he became secretary of the provinelal board of agriculture, editor of the Reme Agricole and subsequently’ s ry to the Canadian er at the Paris and Philadelphia VERDICT AGAIN: . A case of pecu- Mar interest was decided in the Louisville (Ky.) court of common pleas yesterday. Abigall Smythe some time ago brought suit against Kev. Father Lawler, pastor of Patrick's Catholle Church, charging him with assault. Her petition stated that ‘at the time of the alleged assault she was employed as nurse ab the bedside of a dying woman who had sent for him for spiritual comfort. Father Lawler, ac- cording to the statement of the nu rd her to leave the apartment of the sick wi which she declined to do, when he assaulted her, and by force and strength of pelied her to leave. She asked for $25 ages and the jury awarded her $1,000, the priest offering no defence. THREE BROTHERS MEET AFTER MANY YEARS. A singular coincidence at the opening of the general term of the supreme court in this city was the meeting in court-room, for the first time in 35 years, all together, of three brothers, lawyers, abd two of them have worn theermine, all living in different sections of the state, brought Suither in the iets of their profes: sion. They are Jud; Marvin, of James- town, N. Y.; Judge im. Niarvine of Skaneateles, and Mr. G. W. Marvin, of Norwich, N.Y. The coincidence is a noteworthy one, and the moet- ing no less enjoyable in that it was a complete surprise allaround. racuse Journal, THE CHEss TOUR: —The week's play in the chess tournament at New Yorkends with Mr, Sellman, of Baltimore, in the lead with four, victories to'his credit and no defeat, young Mohle being second with four won games and a Single defeat, and Mr. Grundy third with three victories and no de , the champion, oa Mackenzie, occupying fourth position. contest will be continued this week. RopsERY BY MASKED MEN.—Thursday night eight masked robbers entered the residence of Jacob Nishley, a miller, ae sixty years, living at Conestoga ‘Creek, on the lne between Lan- caster and Dauphin counties, about: tive miles from Lancaster, Pa., and demanded his money or his life, Mr. Nishley, fearing violence, gave them $150, all he had in his house. The rob! received this with loud cheers and thanked him for his kindness. After this they went through every room in the house and ransacked all the drawers, and when they left they struck the old man on the head with a club and left him unconscious, He was found yesterday morning by a neighbor in a bad condition. Medical ai Was summoned. The police authorities are after Se ‘speradoes, but as yet no arrests have — made. A snow sToRm raged In the Sierra Nevada mountains, along the line of the Central Paeitie railroad, Thursday and Friday last. ‘The snow fell eight to ten feet deep, and the wind drifted the cuts full. The snow sheds in many places were crushed by dritts 25 feet deep. Some 500 feet of snow shedding, west. of Tamarock sta- ton, has been destroyed, The passenger trains ¢ast and west were biockaded at Gold un, bub it was expected would get Uirough Saturday night. A dispatch trom Truckee, last night, re- ports the track cleared of snow and of the Mores of the sheds, and the tralas running again. ACQUITTED.—The case of Mr. M. B. Keys, who was charged with taking a registered letter from the post office at Potomac City, Prince William county, Va., on the 3d day of December last, and was arrested therefor and examined before U. §. Commissioner Fowler, and by him sent on to the grand jury of the U.S. Court, was on Satur- day dismissed by them. They refused to find an indictment against him. The evidence before the commissioner, and presumably also before the grand jury, did not raise a color of suspicion against him. Mr. Frankenberg fs the postmas- ter at Potomac City. There have been a num- ber of letters and registered letters lost or mis- carried through this office. ‘THREE FACcTIONS are said to be contending for the control of Russian policy—the purely reac- tionary or autocratic party, the reform party, aiming to secure the most tmportant reforms, and the so-called new party, desiring only a few moderate reforms, such as the decentralization of the Russian administration. This party does not seek to havea parliament, but simply pro- vincial delegations with a puritleation of the civil service, and the adoption of severe mea- sures against all destructive agencies. Count Schouvaloff is the chief supporter of these views, and his return to office will in a measure depend on his making them palatable to the Czar. A SHooTING AFrRAY occurred in Hartford, Con: saturday, between Dr. F. Hawley and Chas. M. Webster, an insurance agent, ab * the dwelling house of the latter. W cbater was shot through the hand, and Hawley badly wounded in the arm near the shoulder. Domes- tic troubie caused the affair, ‘The doctor claims that he was at Webster's house on.a professional visit. KILLED IN A QUARREL ABouT A Youna Lapy. In Rock Island county, IiL, last week, John W. Palmer and John ©. Keyser, former’ Pennsyl- vanians, and painters by trade, quarreled while at supper at the house of their employer over their respective claims to the hand of ay hearin 4 lady, when Keyser seized a hammer and pounde Palmer over the head until he killed him. ‘The murderer was arrest &@- When a very respectable man Is Sperm ed committing a caine ‘the proper thing for him to do Is to ask the public to suspend public opinion until the ‘ning is forgotten. tN. a Picayune. MARRIED. BROORE-QLARVOE. In the 23d of. Meador, Wietiast E. BR county,’ Md., and Miss A. 'M. Washitigton city. (Marlboro’ Gazette please THE FIRST PREMIUM FOR BEST COAL AND KINDLING WOOD was a' ‘to us over all com. petitors. STEPHENSON & BRO., Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf. Office: 12th and Penna. avenue. (eo opens nacre oes | Se een ee pr eabied PE th unequaled facilities nomically’ conducting” the wood ‘and ‘cos trsde, Daat a Afr Se me us when coal is lowest Groushoat ne and all in immediate oomraunt: “si | Sas Siese Thaewy: Tmiltell ae pubig auction: in ae WEDNESDAY. JANUARY. 21 AT 4: M., lot No. 2 in Joel Perbam’ of iot square No. 665, in Wash: 7 in eaid District together with 8 thereon. tir sale: One-third cash, of which 875 must of sale; balance in equal payments Ee : YH i ate SP EBeE a oath al Tae, . F. HOLTZMAN, Trastee. DOWLING, Auctioneer. iP RPEE PERTY SRD SuVENTH STREETS E A PROTECTING VERDANT COUNTRYMEN.—The 8. authorities have stopped the business of four the members of which nae been to make a living by inducing coun- trymen to send their money for tnvestinent in stocks, under the promise of enormous as eos ‘The Postmaster General issued orders yesterday that no more een should be delivered t to Bax- ter & Co., of No. 17; T. Potter W! and Benédict & Co., of No, 62 W: these firms have made considerat of this Di especially of Baxter & Wi wealthy, and and who’ is aor en} hinge ea ‘the differ: ext coices wher are loeated sub- maitted with face and volunteetod togive up their a wich Pratt ne NS er pale the aut an example of the firm.—{N. ¥. DIED. January 12, 1889, ai ae Feinhul Hincae, Guusnisés Lous ALERANDEN, inte of the Sixth “Auditor's bureau, born in Paris, Gmporat 13, 11 ray are ‘Locmpa? wildor e | CARTWRIGHT: On Sunday, ea ‘# short iliness ‘iiness of ty b id Chae psene Geant TT Ganswatant, son o} the late Wi ae Re ee a How much we loved and how well; ‘him, too, and he thought best,