Evening Star Newspaper, January 19, 1880, Page 3

___ LADIES GOODS. STEAMERS, &c. FAMILY SUPPLIES. AUCTION SALES. FO VENING ‘NOV E” EVENING NOVELTIES. ‘Wo will open this morning a new and complete assortment of EVENING NOVELTIES, Comprising EVENING BROCADES, EVENING PEKINS, EVENING SILKS, NING CASHMERES, NING VELVETS. KID GL R ‘8 and LACE NOVEL- THES ouitable for Evenine Weak JOEL GUTMAN & CO., Prick SiLk axp Lace Howse, 2, 34 and 36 N. Eutaw st. Bautimone, Mb. No. 30, jan12 m,w,f APAMe DEER, DeEMSMARING FROM THE LATEST IMPORTATION Superior work and Perfect Fitting guaranteed, 1231 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. Jan8-Im Sais, NOTIC Handsomely: trimmed Black Silks and Satin de Leon C ogtunies, read Leh to order from $8 up. H.N.PAN diste, 1527 I st., of 1¥17 Green st., Phila. Jan6- 12 WILLIAN Will dispose of his fine aszortment of IMPORTED RECEPTION AND STREET HATS, LADIES’ AND MISSES’ CLOAKS, FUR-LINED SILK CIRCULARS, AND SUITS at greatly reduced prices to make room for an early Spring importation. 7 Cite Trevise, Paris, {jan6)_907 Pa. ave. MES. SELMA RUPPERT'S, 608 9TH STREET, Opp. Patent OFFICE. Complete stock of GERMANTOWN 7ES. HOSIEBY, ODS. DLE WORK. EMBROIDERY in rie STAMPING promply executed. Jan5 CORSETS, ALL STYLES anp PRICES, DOUGLASS’, 622-524-526 9th street. jan Sr. CLoup BuiLpiNa. PECIAL ATTENTION.—NEW FANCY GOODS, 2D eeUEy FURNISHING HOUSE. 433 Ninth Street Northwest. Jan3 Mires Me te BIRCOKS co. RE LACE NOVELTIES. Real Duchess LAGE JABOTS, at 25 to 40c. ; Rea Thread Lace BARBES, at $1.75 to $2. 50, nice qui ity; the Point De Lanxquedoc and Bral Russe LACES at lowest prices, Ar NOOT’S, 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Real Breton LACES, at 20 to 30c. the yard; RIB- BONS, all shades and widths, at Temarkabie low Spee a int De Spret NET" ide, 30c. ; fusion ROUCHEINGS: Drew Ei ATNGS, ar NOOTS, 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. newest styles of Real Lace FIOHUE B. Bes. COLLARETT! SURES Big = BES rel Spanish Lace FICHUBS, eal val ges gignnes, baat Gauze, Thread and Duchess Ya mig NOOT’S, 915 PENNSYLVANTA AVE. In Hand-embroidered, Real Lace, Hand-painting and Ostrich Feather PARTY FANS, we have a large assortment at very low prices, ar NOOT’S, 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. French Reception, Street BONNETS and Lace DRESSES, ae = NOOT’s, 915 Pennsylvania ave., MES: §: 4: MESSER, AND LADIES’ PATTERNS. Taylor's Patterns, System of Journals of Fashion for for sale, ve., up stairs. Foum4Y PRESENTS. = jOUVIN, EMPRESS and MONOGRAM KID LOVES, in Opera and Cloth Shades, from 2 to 6 juttons, at lowest prices. Discount of 10 per cent. allowed on all sales of ‘Vhree pairs. Ten-Button WHITE KIDS 81.60. ‘TRIMMED BONNETS at cost. Novelties in NECK WEAR just received. MME. M. J. HUNT, dec20 Nos. 691 and 623 D Street. Cases PRESENTS MAD. ESTREN'S, v2. 109 F street. SWITCHES 6 inches wide, stem 28 to 82 inches jong, of best Human Hair, for $10 and $12. Only Place to be had. decl9-1m_ Ms BELLE LUCAS. DERESSMAKING AND PATTERN PABLOBS, 801 MARKET SPACE, Corner 8th st., Keep Building. PLAITING, 902 9th st. n.w. deol ADIES’ SHOES—OF FIRST CLASS. THE ONLY IN THE OITY. WE MAKE TO ORDER parors BREE AN, ‘ASSORTMENT, ve wraaanag, Branch H. WIREMAN’S. “nova HESS AKING Deer MISSES, HAMILTON, First-class work, at moderate prices. _nov24 pee FIRST PREMIUMS Over all competitors for LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S FINE SHOES ad been awarded by the National Fair Association J. H. VERMILYA, novs 10 9th street. HOUS SEFURNISHINGS. ts Goo REPLENISHED Our Stock of CHINA, GLASS, CROCKERY WARE, DINNER, DESSERT and TEA SER VICES, PLATED GOODS, CUTLERY, And other HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES, ‘We solicit an inspection of the same from citizens nd strangers, J. Ww. BOTELER & BRO., Drnect Imporrens or Curva, Grass, &C., fanl5 923 Pennsylvania avenue. RESDEN, ENGLISH and FRENCH DINNER SETS. M. W. BEVERIDGE, (Late Webb & Beveridge, ) No. 1009 Pa. ave., Between 10th and 1th streets. SET OF ROGERS’ TRIPLE- Jan3 PLATED KNIVES, ONLY 82. A ROGERS’ TRIPLE-PLATED CASTOR, 83.50. A GERMAN STUDENT LAMP, WITH ALL THE IMPROVEMENTS, 84.50. NICKEL-PLATED LEADER STUDENT LAMPS, $3.00. AND A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS SUITABLE FOR THE HOLIDAYS aT OORRESPONDING PRICES AT SCHAFER’S, No. 1020 Seventh street northwest. ee Ho 1st: TNS Beneee, “opposite Ebbitt House), Are offering to the Holiday Trade Decorated Dinner and Tea Setts and Fancy Goods, Prices, and®purchasers are invited to call andexamine. Also, s fine line of CHINA, UROCKERY and HOUSEFUBNISHINGS, at lowest Sgures. Store open until 9 p.m. deck? as & HUTCHINSON, 317 Ninth street n.w., Give special attention to BEMODELING 1xp MODERNIZING DEFEO- Batali and a eel eh (yt? that ines and seat i te, ey, Saas, tine a max ~ ws se eee ‘ave., Oor. 10 a.m-to 2 Pmand made ‘COAST, Mo- | re NORE OU IS FORTRESS MONROE HE SOUTH. teamer Lapy Lage leaves 6th-streot Hise fees Conmarben mann Point and Point Lockon — Boston steam &ec. = ork cet em at 4 p.m. fare, $2; Round Trip, $8; Becond-class fare, $1.50: Round Tri DAILY LINE ON THE POTOMAO RIVER. The Steamer Jous W. Taompson has been with- drawn for "ia Beard and the Jane Mosetey has been substituted to take her trips and her days until otherwise ordered. STEAMERS FOR NEW ¥t PE AS Lee er ver, New Yor! Getarany. at4 p.m., and 63 Water st., town, Friday morning and Alexandria same day. arent taken at lowest ae Gy ply at Steamer or under National M sepa |AM'L BACON, President. r( aon NEW XERESS LINE Pi ELPHTA, AL EXANDRIA, WASHINGTON AND GEORGETGWN, al nie, wile OF ‘des adel phia prt Freights eoeived daily Through bills of Jaden given to Boston & mri feted and Fall River. onsignees wit landed at Georgetown wharf will please yave tenn marked “GEORGETOWN, D. For fal internation, appl tod. H. JOHNSON & 1202 F street northwes street wharf, Washington, D. 0. ; WILLIAM | S. OLADE & OO. General Managers, 12 South Wharves, Philadel- phia. mar20 MAN LLOYD—Sreamsare Lixk BetTwEex New, noare’ EEG Lonpow, SOUTHAMPTON AND BRE! ‘The steamers of this company will sail every Bat- ite from Bremen Pier, foot of 3d street, Hoboken. Rates ee assaze: From New York to Havre, Lon- ampton ‘and. Bremer, ay fo OBL s*e 00, 2B ie “apne a0 Yor Steraenort & GO" ‘Aurentn for Washlantone ‘sepl0 NEW SORE f this 8, Reiner ‘lands, leaves Jersey iternate 70; Inter- and eaaraay: ase ¥ osbin B SoS ater a 923. Ret at toad ‘Souch Willian sts New Stra UNGH pou ‘do Brwiy. General Passenger \UNARD LINE. Ne ‘With the view of diminishing the chances of col- isior ne cee Ce ie line anos ‘8 specific course for somone Of the year. ‘On the passage from Queenstown pa hr sae aD lat. ee, or nothing to te the north of 43. ewidian of (Oar az iat er nokta to th the no! oe a THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIM- Between New York and Liverpool, Call- k Harbor. FROM PU na, ee Ew ‘YORK, Bothnia... Wed. Jan.31 Galli Wed. Parthit Wed. Feb. 4 Roythis.----Wed. Feb.11 | Algeria. Abyssinia. d. Feb.18 | Hecla..: And every ‘Yollowinue Wednesda} RATES OF PASSAGE. anne $80 and $100 gold, according to sccommo aericket to Paris, $15, gold, additional. Beturn tickets on favorable terms. ag at very low rates. raze from tiverpoul and Ga Queenstown, and all other parts of Europe, at loweet ra mh bills of Ia aden naive for Belfast, Glasgow, Havre, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent, Sai ath Ginter mi an omnanry ‘or office, No. 4 Bowing G y OF both stecrage and cabin to OTIS BI yW, 60S 7th strest, Washing- B. 0. hn” CHAS. G. FRANOKLYN, Agent, N. RAILROADS. ALTIMOBE 4 THE GREAT DOUBLE TRAOK. National Route and Short Line to the No: West, rth, ors west, i an To take effect Sunday, Hoveraber 16, 1879, at 1:20 LEAVE WASHING’ 5:00 p.m.—Baltimore, Ellicott Oa ‘and Way Sta- ions. +New or Philadelphia sua poe On. pandays to Baltimore only.. ce Annavcis and Moe ‘at ew York, Philadel Baitimere xpress. Parlor car Sle Bon York and Ohi Colmes ies and and ich, except Sanday ough 6 . Pullman Cars to Cincinnati, daily. fmt Baltimore, daily, except Sree © mh. Annapois and Way. Baltimore Express. Stops st iadens- burg, College, Beltsville, Laurel, ADS} polis Junction, “a4 8 and Hanover. A m.—Baltimore, Annapolis, Ellicott City car to Graf- d Laurel ore aaa ‘tops at Annapolis ction. E — f Rocks, Fred — and Way Stations, “On Sunday to ame of Rocks and Way Stations only. ere D-H. eo ranlamene Annapolis "ana Way Sta NORFOLK AN POie EXPRESS. enn era wees mn Pgtb) pm. Point of Rocks and Wa : ‘Baltimore and Way Stations. ee, po BORE AX DEAUREL EX. PTS. mn {CHICAGO COLUMBUS AND PITTS Bi a ESS. . Bleeping car to Ohieago. nuneh except Sn oo sae Yon, PHILADELPHIA AXD BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Blops at Bisdens- and Laurel. Sleeping cat to New York, and 50 p.m-—tSt. Louis and Cincinnati Express. Pepe Sunday only. Other trains daily, except 7. All trains stop at Relay Station. rarther formation apply at the, Baltimore and Onto i ‘Washington Station. and and received at any point in Eeuahe M. OO! cmerst ES ea Gio: SORGOSTE General Avent myl7_ 1879 Drea eia 1879 RE AND POT aD FOTOMAL ali sud tie ort, Cath oe entent roe. Bs m. as. ay, wit ‘at 10:40 a.m. ing fap aout ferriage and ‘across New York For Fitiadetphia, 8:10 a.m. sn os :30 p.m., daily, y, los a9: except Sunda} Genk. ally. x 8:10, aan 1b ae 40a.m. and J fo pa m. Batam. a yn, Annex, transfor to Fulton ptreet, avoid: Journey 1:30, aa AND FREDERICKSBURG eae “a AND OAD ng 1 AND WASHING 11 a.m. 4:20, 5:20, Sn bunasy Pay For Richmond ee 7,00 a.m. dally, and liatm and 5:20 p.. ae gen. < excep$ Sun dria for Ws 8, 10 Ta: 12 Sree ae ae dion, and 7 and 94 information, Sleeping and Parlor Oar so- be at the offices, north- th street and Pennsylvania suaes b Sectraat oaase Bs LL IN WANT ‘OF SEWING MACHINES Sips ae standard Machines. Gh a special ini oes ireoee COOHING STOVES. We Sree cache neato GaAs C00) NG STOVES, This is the Stove ‘aped by Bias ‘and examing them} janl2 Boerrree MADEIRA WINE, VINTAGE OF 1824 AND 1840. BOTTLEP PORT WINE, VINTAGE OF 1835.” JOHN H. MAGRUDER, FINE GROCERIES AND TABLE LUXURIES, jani5 1491 New York Avenue. i 1 [2 ie 7TH aes I: Wy VIRGINIA ise: MEAT Mak Cul ete le. ; choice ‘Veal, jana ‘12%e.; choice Prime Print But. tere 30 andl Soc He gat ed Beef, S000. Choice Wesetables in season, fresh’ every: day at lowest prices. and, 10, 14, 15,16.17" ue MOST SURPRISING THING ABOUT. BURCHARD’S CANNED COFFEE Is that it suits so many people who have been ac- customed to use a high priced article. To the vast multitude who make economy a study this brand of Coffee is especially commended, and with per- fect confidence. The PATAPSCO BAKING POWDER ia what is called a slow powder, and is rendered efficient by the action of ne heat bf he oven, consequently it is entirely dissipated by the process of bakin All fine Groceries at BURCHARD’S, Pa. ave. and Four-and-a-half st. a LBS.-N. ¥. CHEESE (full cream)...81.00 10 Lbs. HOMINY GRITS 25 5 Lbs. CREAM NUTS. 50 3 Lbs. FRENCH CANDY. 50 4 Lbs GUM DROPS.... 50 1 Doz. Boxes COFFEE ESSENC! 30 5 Sets Adamantine CANDLES pounds) 50 1Gal. best 70 1Gal. Common MOLASSES... 25 1 Can 3 lb. Huckin’s Mock Turtle SOUP. 35, OUR BOUQUET WHISKEY, @2.50 Per Gallon. As good as sold elsewhere at 84.00. C. 5. OHARE & SON, 1213 7th st. and Cor. H and 4th sts. n.w. jan12 QWEET LEAF TEA, 50c., 50c., 50c., 50c. Phe Bo TEA, 50c., Sde. Fane LEAF TEA. 50c., 50c., 50c. TRY IT. TRY. TRY. Fixe GRocenrss, Janlo 1918 Penna. avenue. |ANVASS BACK DUCKS, HEAD DUCKS, GROUSE, PHEAI Ouare, a Se E: BEEF TRONGUER? oe ( oF ire, SWEET B! one CORY AELEGT “OMS TERS, FLOBIDA ORANGES ann BAY dec5 Patack MaRKET, Cor. 14th and N. Q0T STREET MARKET. 720 20th street. Game of all kinds. Freeh Beet’ ‘dendotiolng mand Swest Orders f¢ ‘Dinner Paros eke cos fOr nov3 OIEINKINS & SON. IRST PREMIUM graced: at the National Fair over all other compet- re TO CERES. ‘The handsomest Minnesota Patent Flour in the United States. MINNEOLA, A very superior Minnesota Patent, STERLING'S 8T. LOUIS FANOY, A magnificent Winter @heat Patent Process. GOLDEN HILL, The standard Family Flour of the District. For sale by every first-class Wholesale tet ose Ist st. and Ind. ave. nové WM. M. GALT & CO. MEDICAL, &c. . RICORD'S ESSEN OF LIFE restores manhood and the eh of youth to the most red constitution in four weeks. | Failure ém- possible. | This life-restoring remedy should be ‘ken by all about to marry, or who have weakened from excess or any other cause. Success in every case is as certain as that water eanaee thirst.” 83 per case. Dr. JAC Ne Phaee le agent, > rr. QUES, No. 7 University Drugg ists supplied. dec26 Di LEON, the oldest established and only Teh abit LADIES se ERLOTAN in the city, cai nsulted Massachusctts avenue fron 2 fos o'clock. Coty Female Complaints and Irregulari- tee quickly cured. Consultations free. Beparate rooms for patients. TAR TING “pISCOVERY. LOST MANHOOD RESTORED. Reeves, ‘a3 ‘Chatham » N. Xe aati ERVOUS | pe SE Bay, comprisi iatomy pote dciiverodat ‘at inseum of Anatomy, on the cause an are re di showlug indisputably how health may fou regained, a ‘aes ad tho ea rae {impediments of nervous and Diyaical ei ty Dela being the resi ri currence years’ experience, | By reney, seubne 688 Broadway. Now Yi oe decl-m, w.f4m 9083 B.A E, nEAnS SINTER = The new Turidah anc th Rooms are are now complete. Xo re Minoo its frst establishment e best establishment sout of aoe Dr. Suepp in 1 of New York. ERR ORDERS IMPOTENOY fare desy gissions and alle venereal HENKIE. Som scans posit ured im from 20 7 days. Ko calomel All f¢ cured. 124 F street se Qo DR. OG etr trons to pam. ence, guarantees a cure Piteoases o an We Emisei potency, &c. Gonorrhea or Syphil- ts recently cow tively cured in from 6 to 16 days. Consultations strictly private, and sepa- rate offices for ladies. Refers te the | physi- clans of Baltimore. Main office, 19 8. Kutaw st., Baltimore. m p29-6m ‘ABAM DE FOREST HAS BEMEDTOvOB FOR maniee All fei ale com iaints juickly cured. .W. Office Roure fi from 1 to9 p.m. aug26-5m* REISH BATH.—A bh re. chills ee fever, tcumatiem, 86, Satisfaction eartaers = ies’ days, Mon: oy and Friday, E Wes ‘connection cee ‘Dr.’ghedd.” Dr. He L. BUVER. febi* } HENRY MOTT'S FRENOH EORDEnS— fea cure for Disease of we mine a Seminal Weakness, rae 8 ae and all Blood and and Skln Disssace cfu t: For sale by WM. B. 12th st. at oo pent by mail ar lela mE Ha TRIPP. We oat a3 gi lionel Pat OURE. Y and CERTAIN ANTIDOTE CONBITTUTION, At tlemody and and Absolute Cure. Sold by all D. B. DEWEY & pie No. 46 Dey st., New York, At $1.50 package. Pamplets mailed free. Jan 15-th,s,m,W 0) Cy LECAMPANE ANP HOREHOUND extensively used, this season than ever Before. “They are plousant to take, may be carried ary convenient janl0 14th. UY Maced CELLULOID aa AND SUPPORTERS Mo. 8 Columbien Law Building, Tita street, between Danae. sySi-tm | oot6 THIS EVENING. |AWNBROEER'S AUCTION. P’ Watches, Diamonds ang one a dewey webs BAY woRW emia fanaa ples continue un! uagil ou “00 aN pete a Se sn conan TO-MORROW. UNCANSON BROS., Aucts. RUSTEES' SALE OF LARGE AND VALUABLE PROPERTY, CORNER OF SIXTH AND D STREETS N. W., WITH THE BUILDINGS piHEREON. | ma in the causes fog No HoT and Noe hae eae equity, in the Su- fj Court of the Di ety of Soumbis, we UESDAY, THE 20TA Day oF JaNu- A. 'D. 1880, at 3 o'CLOCK P. M., in front of the Prowiees, all that certain parcel o! "land situate in he District of Columbia, and known a8 those parts of Lets Nos. 1 and2, in square No. 45%, which are contained in the following metes and bounds Bexinning for the same at the northwest corner of Gti and D streets northwest, running thenco north Atty four 11-12 feet, thence west one hundred and sixteen 9-12feet, thence south to D street fifty-four 11-12 feet, thence east with D street one hundred and sixteen 9-12 feet to the piace of beginning, to- ether with the appurtenances. Terms; One-fourth of the purchase money in cash, of which $500 will be required 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 intorestfrom the day of sale, and to be secured by n, lien upon the he prope sold. MAS BEADIL Dest. nw, 1 D st. n.w. ARY, TH. JESUP MILE ‘Trustees. jan6-dkds JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. TRUQTEES" SALE OF * VALUABLE PROPERTY N THIRTEENTH. ee EING NEAR IOWA TION. of trust, given tome, uly recorded in liber No. 708, folio 1 one, of the land records for Washington coun: in the District of Columbia, and by written re- fe of the holder of notes, I will offer for sale, on UESDAY, THE 10TH Day oF Fesrvary, A. D. , AT 4:30 o'CLOCE P. M., in front of the OBE oataie lots, pieces or situate ‘oa lyin reels in the elty of, Washin and ts Gand H, in Mf upon the gro front of twenty. Felt (20) on and running back one tmdred aad iveteet Oran alley thirty feet (30) wide thousand one hundred (2, ground: and lot G. having ‘a front of nineteen (19) and seven (7) inches, on said Thirteenth street west, and running back one hundred and fifty-five Hoe feet one and one-half (13s) inch to said alley, thirty fect wide, containiue three thousand and thirty-eight feet of ground, saving and excepting from this conveyance so much of saidlot Gas was conveyed to one Josey joseph H. Hobinson by deed dated April 13th, 187: recorded in liber 676, folio 459, one of the fand records for said Washington, together with, the smeoreneae ents, rights, privil appurtenances an ftereditaments to the same ing or in any wise : The amount of indebtedness se- cured by this deed of trust unpaid, which will be stated at the sale, with expense of sale, in cash,and the balance at twelve months, for which the notes on the anf secured bearing interest from day of secured by deed of ores on Bay proper ey taken. ea of ethe Euschaee al the one of sale. All convey’ ‘ancing, Ke. urchaser’s cost. Terms of fale te be complied with in seven days, otherwise .e Truates reserves the right, to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, ie giving five days’ ied in Wah sock Feeale some newspaper publish in rot JESSE B. WILSON, Trustes. jan15,17,m, w, f&ds UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE, OF ‘PROPERTY ON M WEEN TWELETH AND THONTHES Tit {pikeETS NORTHWEST. ‘rustes under dead of trust, recorded ing. Liber 131 at folio 9S one oF the laud wee ords for this District, I will offer for gal, in front of the premises, of WEDNESDAY? Janvany 28TH, 1880, aT 4 O'CLOCK Ps. Lot 31, in’ the sub- division by the Trustees of fle Washington City Orphan Asylum of square 2 282, with the improve- ments thereon, fronting on thé south side of north BMstreet, between 12th and 13th streets west, in Washington city, D.C. ‘Terms of sale, a8 prescribed by the trust deed, ‘id indebtedness secure by the deed (being $2,070-78, to January 28, 1880, ) pith the expenses of sale, ih easly; the balance at six and twelve months, for which the notes of te purchaser, be ring interest from, the day of eale and secur deed of trust on the property sold, thall be wiyens ‘$100. deposit by the purchaser at the time of sale, and all conveyancing a at his or her cost. WARDS, Jan16-cokds rf _DRY GOODS. Oo BNEW AND VERY | CHEAP DRY GOODS. ire whit zeae LINEN, 50. Thevery be CALICO madé reduced to 5, worth 8 cents evi iyebore Pure wool SHOULDER SHAWLS, 62. Ladies’ CLOaKS reduced to actual Heautitnl Wool DRESS GOODS, redueed to 12%0. CLOTH, for men and boys’ wear, 50c to 81.50. Ladies WOOL VESTS reduced to 50c. Pure Linen NAPKINS, elisshtly damaged, 6c. Large size TOWEL Purewool RED UNDERWEAR reduced to real avery wide (wool) Shaker FLANNEL reduced to Pure wool, very wide double width Black and colored OANEMERIES reduced from 75 down to 50c. CARTER'S, cn MARKET SPACE. Black and Colored SILKS yery gh eet i 5 e Gane eee $1.12; 31. 25 and 8 are Golbred BATING Colored and Black VELVETS at cost. Large size BED COMFORTS, Every puirof our BLANKETS & at eae parge et a pone: ‘White BLAN! e BLANKETS, 83-16 t6 810. -illaren's ENDEINEAR, Toe. Nottingham oe ng ek for immense assort- nie! ANO COVERS, handsomely Embroidered with Bilk, $3.76 to $10. ARTERS, ‘Market Space. &@- FRONT ROOM, Ist floor. over our store, for rent; was cecupied by Mme. Hinckley for many years as a dress making establishment. janl7 Posewen rae oi CORTON, 2Oc. Yard. CASHMEBES, 2c, yard. DRECS GOUDS 10 to 500, yard. Roby’a Double Busk CORSETS. Mme. Demorest’: emetate RETEEES S. B. BAILEY, Corner Gineainen 32. 50, 50. janl7 _HIRTS THAT WILL GIVE SATISFACTION. ‘The ‘‘Crown Diamond” Shirt, only 50 cents. he ‘;Senate” Improved Shirt, 65 centa. ‘The ‘‘Mystery” Shirt, made of the very best mns- lin and twenty-one hundred linen, only'75 cents. ‘The “Reception” Shirt, made of the BEST muslin and: amare Te linen, 75 cents, tania shirts, of the best muslin and twenty-one red linen, 60 cents. MEGINNISS’, 1002 F street n.w. Ga TS MADE TO ORDER. For 1.25 of the very best Ylustin and Twenty- one Hundred Linen. Witest SHIRTS made to order of the very best material, in the best mennes and guaranteed to fit and «ive satisfactian in evi ory pee quar for $1.75, ant- -1m 1002 F street northwest. Con iG OUT SALE oF FINE DRY GOODS, Before innual account of stock, wo will Offer ie fe follow taal barvains:— LAGS and FRING SES at LADIES and GENTS" UNDERWEAR at cost. GLOVES and H at cont SHAWLS and BANRETS seco BILM and LINEN MAND IRUUCHTERS at cost. COLORED SILKS af cont ‘We are offering it mi lal bargains in LIGHT SILKS Yon renin sa Our stock of Bisk sn Golo pee oe is the largest and 2 rie CONNOLLY, Jan6 11th st. and Pa. ave. HIRTS! SHIRTS! SHIR’ CHEAPEST SHIRTS IN Tae Wort. e Acme Paaniaies ed Shirts, cents ‘ent declé No. F st. nw. GeoBeE BYNEAL, Jr. Deatsh Ds OIL AND WATER OOLOES, ARTISTS’ MATERIALS anp LAMP GOODS, 61s. NOTE PAPER SELLING FOR $1. Paper formerly sold for Y60. now reduced to 600. Sete ineee ge eee aaa JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. HOUSEHOLD FUR BPA AN CHAMB! TS, CA! aa FRENCH Pe PEE SEE, MCPS ENE JOICE OF ROCKING AM WARE, Sic iN Chasen SET: BASKETS, BROOMS, COAL-HOD: MP caim MNEYS, HEAVY SEWING. MACHINE, At suction, at our salesroom streets, on TUESDAY MORNIN [, COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK. DUNCANSON BRO! HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ADMINISTRATOR’ 'S SALE PRIVATE LIBRARY Or THE LaTE Mus. Gar Containing many Valuable aud sone Scarce hel 9th Nerre Auct. and dinely Dlustrated BOOKS, as well asa file of the NATIONAL Queer SOME 'SM. ALLER" ‘COLLECTIONS, Belonging to Other Owners, To be Uae by Cataloene at my Salesrooms, Southwest corner Penna. ave. end ith strest, Washington, D. Cn MONDAY, TUESDAY ind’ WEDNESDAY Saxvany 2678, ae = « Commencing each ‘Evening at 73 O'CLOCK pre- ni19-6t HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer. AN UNRIVALED COLLECTION OF GAPANESE ART TREASURES, mprising Superb Specimens of ola Bizen, steams, Kioto, Kaga, Idumo, Kisiu, And many other F Waren Marvolsuniy; Decorated. Magnifi inamels, THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. ‘Mishima, Banko, nt Cabinets, Handsome Specimen of Old ana Modern Gold Lacquers. Artistic Bronzes Inaid with Gold and Silver. Specimens of Rare Japanese Porcelain and Pottery. Beautifully Carved 1 Most Elewantl, embroidered Silks, Ete: Carefully selected bea Japanese expert, a acy knowledged by Connoisseurs to be the Vajuable and Choice Golecaon ever Drought t to this ntry. The pile to be, ein ‘witha out WEDNES! THURSDAY and ‘and. FRIDAY, meas WARY 21, and To'cLock, at the clexant salesroom, uss" New York Ave., nent the Treasury Depart- [a now on Exhibition, jan16-6t THOMAS DOWLIN ') UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES SALE OF F_ UNIMPROVED LOT ON NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE AND TWEN- Reno ® TREPT NORTHWEST. AT cure of the 8 of a decree of tho Dated a Cou: , Auct. of the District of Columbia, passed in ity eauso No. 2.879, docket 12, wherein zabeth E. Lisyd and others are’ complainants, and Richard B. Lloyd and another are defendants, the undersigned trustee, appointed in said de- gress will on ‘TUESDAY, 277i DAY OF JANUARY, . 1880, Mt. pati auction, lot No. 21, on the premises city of Washington. e fir square No. of, in the ‘Terms, as prescribed by the decree, are: One- third oath, of which #50 will be required a5 a de- lc, and the balanes in equal posit at the time of ‘8 installments at six and ‘twelve months, with efg! Per cent: Interest, for which the purchaser will ae his promissory notes, secured to the satisfaction of the re to be complied istecs. “The terms of sale are with within fiye days. Lean vevanciy at the cost ofthe purchaser. M. F. ‘rustes, jJanl4-d&ds 1906 F street northwest. UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF REAL ESTATE. By virtue of a decree parsed in Kanity Carise No. 7,008, Van Riswick vs. Roth in the Supreme Court of the District of C lumbia, and under a deed of trast dated May 20th, 1873, and duly recorded in liber 719, folio 113, oné Of the land records for amid Districeor Columbia, wo will call, at public auction, in front of the prem: ines, Y, 24TH DAY OF JANUARY, A 1880, or Lotcuoge all that certain Lo That kuswa and described ae lot nunibered 4%, in Moses Kelly's recorded subdivision of square "Terms of sale: Gue-thira in cash: balance in three jual payments of six, twelve andeighteen months, with interest at, the rate of iis cent. per annum until paid, and to be secured by a deed of trust on the property sold. A deposit of 850 will be re- See eee SOR a JQHNBON,) Jani3-d&ds__T. A. fae H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer. TROSTEE’S SALE OF A TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING, No. 1117 SIXTEENTH STREET By virtue of a certain deed of trast, dated Seytember Ist. A.D. 1871,and duly recorded fm in Liber No. 658, folio 360, one of the land. Fecords for the District of Solumb and at the re- guest of the party secured veh in { tho premises, on MONDA\ 4 thetons” Dax OF JANUARY, 1880, AT 336 O'CLOCK P.M., following pigce ‘or parcel of ground, situate in the city of Washington, District of ‘Columbia, and known as and being part of Lot numbered ten’ (16), in’Sanmel Davidson's recorded. subdivision. of square numbered one hundred and ninety-seven, bexinning for the same at the southwest corner of said lof and running thenes north along the line of west 16th street tw feet; thence south 13 feet 7 {inches ‘phones weat 106 feet to the place of iz, With the rizht of way forever throweh an alley on the north side of Bal piece or parcel ores ‘ound hereby conveyed, the said alley being three feet two inches wide and ‘rnnnin the privilege of building over the sai center line thereof, provided aiwayet 8 that any build- ing so erected shall leave an alley way of not less chars og in height; togetffér with the improve- ments, &c. ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance in two equal in- stalments, in six and twelve months, with, interest per annum, wecned iy deed ‘Perms fo or all cash, at opontt ‘at time of sale. complied with ns Seren ven days. jan10-eod DRURY, Trustee. H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM- PROVED PROPERTY, ON THE WEST SID. OF SIXTH STREET, BETWEEN L AND St pAQRTHWEST. By virtue of a deed. of trust, dated Novem ber8th, 1877, and duly recorded in Liber 8 folio 361, one of the land records of thi trict of Columbia and at tie sequest of of the Parky red thereby, we will sell_at public auction, in f the premises, on WEDNESDAY, THE dvi Feprvany, 1880, ar 4 o'cLock’P. M. the ing descried real estate, to wit: Ail of lot nurabered twenty. tw ‘and’ part of lot twenty- one (21), in square four hundred and forty-nine (449), as'the same are known and descri bed upon the plat or plan of said city. Beginning for the same at the southeast corner of lot 22, running ther ce west one hundred and sixteen (116) fect to a publicalley, thence north eighty-two (82) feet ten (10) inches, thence east one anndred and sixteen (116) fect to the west line of Sixth street west, thence south along the west line of said street, 32 feet 10 inches to the place of begin: ‘Terms cath. A deposit of 100 required at time of sale. Al conveyancing at purchaser's cost. nae to be complied with in seven gays. ‘his property will be sold subject to adeed of trint for 3,000 with 8 per cent. interest from May 1879. ME! ‘ON Nu natcan 16-eodkds_ | MAHLON ASHFORD, } ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. ‘RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY TWO STORY BRICK BAY WIN. DOW, HALL, NO. 711 SECOND TREET NOWTHWESI: LOD 17 1-13 PRET FEONT. yirtue of a deed of trust, dated a fh 30th, 1877, and recorded in Liber No. 858, Folio. LED one ot the land recerds for the District of Columbia, and at juest of p cured pnezeby ea Seti sell at public ‘auction! f in ises, WEDNE: of prem! y. 4:80PM. Be- SDAY. JaNvaky 2st, Tesh, ar Jot No. 9, in Joel Porham’s sub-division of lot 8, in square in. Was! ington City, in gata District Yogetice with the tm provemen! Teas of eale: One-third cash, of which 875 must be paid at time of sale; balance in equal payments in six, twelve and cighteen months, secured by vurchiser's notes, with interest at eight per cent. from day, of sale’ and of trust on property sold, orell cash at option of purchaser. Convey ancing and recording at purchaser's cost. ‘Terms of sale to be complied with in six days from day of sale, elee Trustee reacrves right to at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser. jand-eo&dbs WM. F. HOLTZMAN, Trustee. \HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. causes SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER’ TY oN NORTH SIDE OF L STREET, BE- TWEEN ee AND SEVENTH STREETS NORTHW! By Deed of Trust, dated the thas Rollo, DET « ng of ig nd oli, 247. one Distri Columbia, thi Dye wal we Bf \, deta ot jan7, Dee au BROS., Auctioneers, OF IMPROVED REAL Ea: TATE ON FOURTH STREET, TaD WsThenTs NORTHWEST. YN = Virtue of a deed of trust, exsctited to Deisn did on ther ane g, Ob, tel is, one of the Fal ee iret ia! fambin Ishal, at the seauens of te there! fier at MOND 4 THE THE EVENING STAR. MONDAY. January 19, LSS0. ‘The Rival Governments in Maine. THE REPUBLICAN LEGISLATURE ELECTS DAVIS GOVERNOR. The Maine republican legislature completed its work of organizing a state government Sat- urday. The oe house met Saturday af- ternoon, and after the usual forms, the answer of the supreme fudictal court to the questions propounded by the republican legislatgre were ‘The committee on gubernatorial Yote then reported as follows: Whole nuraber of votes cast, 135,06; necessary to a choice, 69,44; Dantel F. .967; Joseph L. Smith recetved Alonzo Garcelon received 21 iradbuey revelved 264. The rest were votes for several can choice. The house then proceeded to the tion of two names to be sent to the sen whole roll being called,eacb member, as bis name was called, came forward and deposited his bal- lot. As Mr. Sproule, of Veazie, who had deserted the fusionists, came forward there was tremen- dous applause. He voted for Daniel F. D: ‘The result of the balloting was as follows Whole number of votes, Daniel Davis re- ceived 88; Bion Bradbury received Si; Alonzo Garcelon received 1. The names of Daniel F. Davis and Bion Bradbury were sent to the sen- ate. The senate was cro' Kot as ithas not been yet during the controversy en the vote was taken for governor, 19 votes ue thrown, all of them for Dayls, who was declared. by the pres!- dent to be the legally chosen governor of the state. Several fusion members were present but none of them In their seats, and none pi ticipating. The announcement followe applause. The joint convention was then held for the purpose of electing the seven executt councilors, which resulted in the election of the following ‘gentlemen by a vote of t district, Roscoe L. Bowe Spey) hird, Joseph ‘T. Hinkle fifth, James state, receiving 10 Mr. Chadbourne, with } Ba Pendleton and ‘Wilson, of the council, qualified. DAVIS INAUGURATED. Another convention was tormed at 6:45 p.m. The committee representing both branches, waited upon Governor-elect Davis, and soon _re- ported that he would forthwith attend the con- vention to take the oath of office. As he entered the hall, attended by the council and several prominent gentlemen, the audience rose and the air was rent with deafening applause. Men jumped upon the seats and upon each other’s shoulders, pounded with canes, and manifested thelr joy in every possible way. As Gov. Davis stood atthe right of the President, and faced toward the audience, the applause broke out In, and three cheers followed for Davis, for Blaine, for Boutelle, Chamberlain, Nash and Sproul. After quiet had been restored Gov. Davis took the oath of office, and delivered an address, in which he said: “You have kept strictly within the law. Coming from law- abiding communities, you have waited until you could obtain the opinion of the court. That opinion has been rendered, and to-day you com- p leted the organization of the fifty-ninth legis- ature. Believing this solution of the difict eal problem ts a striking lustration of the strength. of republican government. where only majority can rule, and that all good citizens will joyfully hail it as such, Iwill only add that I shall take an early opportunity to express to you my views upon state affairs.” ‘The governor took possession of the executive chamber without any interference. The only obstacle placed in the way by the fustoni during the day was the refusal of the deputy secretary of state to give up the gubern: returns, but certified copies of_the clerk te. turns were substituted. At 7:45 p.m, both branches of the legislature adjourned. GEN. CHAMBERLAIN SURRENDERS HIS COMMAND TO G@Y. DAVIS. Saturday evening Mr. Davis wrote to Gen. Chamberlain, informing him of his election as governor, and inclosing the opinion of the supreme judicial cou which Gen. Cham- berlain at once replied: “As it 1s manifest that the opinion estabi shes the legality of your elec- tion, and that you are duly qualified as gov- ernor, I have the honor to report to you that I consider my trust under special order No. 45 as at an end.” Gen. Chamberlaia subse- quently put forth a document, headed General Gracrs No. 4,in which he announces that his trust 1s at an. end, and thanks the officers of his command for their services during the period of his authority. Gov. Davis issued Official orders deposing Major M. M. Folsom ms, rere from the position of acting’ adjutant’ general, {nd appointing Major Frank E. Nye in his stead. CONFLICTING STORIES ABOUT GOV. SMITH’S INTEN- TIONS. A Saco special sa; Secretary of State Gove arrived from Augusta on the midnight train. He states that Joseph L. Smith declare ‘I have been chosen governor, aud by —, I will be governor.’ This most of the fusiontsts applaud. They laugh at the decision of the su- reme court. They say they will support Smith in Whatever he may do. Repeated declarations of fustonists in authority that their government will be removed in case of fighting,-to Saco where the public officers will protect them, Causes also much interest here. we special dispatch from Augusta to the Boston reports that, Governor Smith sa some member: fot his party are yet dispo: make trouble, but that he himself is only 5 ous of withdrawing as gracefully as possible un- der the circumstances. The dispatch further says that the leading fustonists in Augusta ad mit that their cause is wrecked. PURPOSE OF THE FUSIONISTS. A dispatch to the Boston Herald trom Augusta seys: “The Hon. John C. Talbot, Speaker ot the Fusion House, during an interview last veulng, declared the unchanged purpose of the Fusion Legislature to assemble at the State House at 4 o'clock Monday afternoon, when the report of the committee on the future course of the Legislature will be presented. Speaker Tal- bot states that some of the committee men are in favor of asking for recognition by Con- gress. He further Says that nothing would bet- ter suit the Fusion Legislature than to be re- fused the use of the Legislative Hall. In such event no resistance would be offered, but that the Tike mtr would quietly disperse and abide the decision of events.” ANCIENT Masonic EMBLEMS.—Lieutenant Com- mander Gorringe telegraphs to the New York World from Alexandria, under date of the 17th, as follows: “Immediately under the pedestal of the obelisk and in the east angle formed by the steps I found a block of hewn syenite granite, 40 inches in the cube, rere a perfect Masonic altar. Under this and immediately below I found a white marble slab, representing the apron, extending across the foundation of pons syenite granite, 102 inches long and 51 Inches broad and 254; inches thick, the upper halt hewn into a perfect square. ‘At the same level and touching the short section of the square and in the west angle of the foundation I found another block of syenite granite mai edly regular in form, the surface of which rep- resented rough ashlar steps and the foundation of which was composed of white granite. Be- sides these four pleces I found other less no- Uceable and Important but equally siguiticant embiems.” 3c ‘THE PREDICTION OF THE GOOSE BONS. — ‘Though “Old Prob.,”as a weather prophet, ap- pearsto give universal satisfaction, the farmers of Kentucky will not relingulsh their faith tn the prediction of the goose bone. It is consulted regularly, and the farmers prepare to handle thelr crops in accordance with its predictions. ‘As the goose bone was formerly regarded as a prophet of great accuracy in many parts of ew Englaud, it will y pomaps be of interest to know how to read 1 ts ions. We must take the breastbone of a last spring’s goose, none other will do, for the prophecy does not extend beyond the year in which the goose is hatched. It must be divided in three parts, which repré- sent the three divisions of the winter. The breastbone of a Ures is translucent, but at places has cloud-like blots upon it! These lots denote cold weather. The goose bone of this. year denotes that our coldest weather will come about the middle of February, and our warmest fires will be required for the first days of spring. §2- A drunkard at Battle Hill, Kansas, re- solved to reform or die. Putting some deadly pe ison into a glass with whiskey, he locked in a room with the mixture. His plan was to cate his craving for alcohol it possi- appetite overpowered him, kill himself with the drink that satisfied it. He was alone with ne ison for six hours, and then he drank i life was saved, how- ever, by the Timely efforts of a physician, and ees was sent to an asylum for inebriates. of mr eee aie ic] an toon, ee stream was not brought 1 until half an hour after the alarm was given, the-hose burst in more than a c= laces, the firemen deserted their duty to get, Sruniin the barroom of tem \borkood, and it Was eae ¥, Sun, my mystery. Mrs. Gale lie3 of a nervous and ae of the time is in a trance state. ‘Loud raps are frequently heard around her bed, and the noise throws her See | Races Gat wnat creas ae to discover a cece but poo tp caten he her atic men for $62,127, public money. t2"The Hodson Je trocsing uD. again, and the icem: eam cents per pound en mnenee ‘sve eee F. id, = s@-There student of natural history: Chico, Cal. who’ ‘belloves that the deer of Buck Coney Row wee ee re _ law goes A Gutornia A of Sciences, in which he ON TRIAL POR PROCURING A MURDER—A lal despatch to the World 0 Fan ganuary 16, says: In May hast Mary Kiehl, an octogenarian, was ou person in this borough. |For Some kas the crime Mrs. Catharine Zell and W. Wynkoop, a Justice of the Peace, were arrested Zell was convicted in November last of having Seialostered ie poo, and to-day Wy was put on trialfor having procured the der. "Interest 4s felt In the case because of the prominence of the accused. It 1s said testi mony Will be submitted to show that the prisoner had forged the name of a woman ona rs age of arsenic which was found in Mra. {house'for the purpose of diverting sus- picion from him and attaching tt to her. The testimony to-day showed the presencaof con- siderable quantities pf arsenic in the stomach and other portions of Kiehl's body. f "Mrs. Etheridge’s boy walked on stilts in front of Gray's grocery, at Dallas, Texas. Tats ray, and he whipped the boy. Mrs. Etheridge sent her son back, and posted herself, pistol in hand, to protect him in alverston. Gray got a big club and went ont for a combat With the woman. | He recetved a bullet wound ad, and she was carried home pounded. But the boy still walks on his suits, fP-Mr. Whitelaw, of Brownville his daughter not fo go to a part Bradley, and when he saw her disobadtontiy getting Into a wagon to start, he threw a heavy stone at Mr, Bradiey, injuring him so that he died. SPA large elm tree stood onjthe spot where a man at Lewiston decided to build a rest- dence. He did not cut itdown, but built around it. The odd sight is presented of a tree growing out of the roof of a handsome bri ouse. EFA daughter of Mayor Prince, of died of polsoned blood, and an Tnvestigation shows that the cause was eating meat tainted by sewer gas, which arose through a pipe into a refrigerator.’ The house of Mayor Prince 1s om the “made lands.” &2-Some boys got into a theater at Bradford, Pa., without buying tickets, and were ejected: The; planned, by Way of revenge, to cause am alarm of fire th the house on the next evening. The Ce Was overheard, and the audience wag cautioned to disregard any outery. §2-The Princess Winnemucca ts lecturing in the Pacific states on the sorrows of the Indians, After telling an audience at Winnemucca, Nev. hear the home of her tribe, of the wrong t that the white man had done by introduc water among her people, she got hi ously ty. Virginia, last: week, drunk. eae eae en r. Egbert G. Bally, aged seventy-two was married to Miss Maggie Bennet, aged four teen years. F2-Hennessey, who shot and Killed Raward Welch, his hired man, at Port Clinton, Ohio, for alleged intimacy with his wife, has been acquit- ted on the ground of insanity. < ie. 's lamps shine under a broken glass. ark cat mes Ellis and his son, John, were 1 Morristown, N. Y., Saturday night, by breaking through thie ica, t2-The maximum war oye of Russia, every element include DIED. BRYAN. On Saturday afternoon, January 11, 1880. OcTAvIA Buyay, in the seventy-nin her age, relict of the late Joseph Bry eee os Funeral trom her Inte residence, 940 New York avenue northwest, Tuesday, January 20th, at 2 p. m, Friends of the family are invited to attend. FLOYD. January 17th, 1880, at 7iga.m., Aw- noma] infant dauchter of Joel G. and Julia Aunette Gy aged 4 months and 26 days. HEWSTON. Me 1880, WILLIAM Gi Hannah Hewston, day morning, January 19, son of Michael 3 and 2 years, 9 months Tuneral will take place from his parents rest- geriee, No. 630, Maaclusetts avenue northeast, at 2 m. Wednesday, the 2ist in: are reepectfully invited. i) McGILL. On Saturday night, January 17, 1880, about 13, at lus residence, near “Grecit Springs, corgetown. 1 y-two years. Funeral from Trinity Church, Gi i day morning, the 20th, at 18 a requested to attend. SIOQUSSA. In St. Lonis, January 14th, 1860, im the thirty-fourth year of his age, J WauTEn, be- loved son of Charles and Marsarel Siou Sioussa. Interment from chapel Oak Hill Cemetery, Tues- day morning, 10:30. STEVENS. On i Thypaday, 1 15th Jannary, 1880, at 5 minutes of 4 p. MAK: OTEvENS wile of Monfort C. Stevéns and daughter of J. G. and Lydia Werver, aged 21 years 6 months and 10 days. —_—_—_—_——— _UNDERTAKERS. jleorgetown, Tues- 5 ¢ friends are UNDERTAKER, 1337 10th street northwest. 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