Evening Star Newspaper, February 5, 1880, Page 3

a 3 STEAMERS, &c. AUCTION SALES. | AUCTION SALES. THE EVENING —— Bw ARDS CANNED COFF! put up fresh every day, an’ besides is 80 #e- y packed ths 2 it p cannet be Lase stale. Bold only at eanteee tata pry tow Di pact Ue: pe ti Thore ir nothinw vise Like it: nothing else so good for the money vill pay all those who want a gocd, cheap Cofles t try it. PATAPSCO &\KING POWDES is tho best and cheapest. All FINE GROCERIES at BURCHARD’ feb4 Pa. ave. and Four-and-a-half ASH GROCERIES, Bost HAMS, (Kp & Day). Toodood Olas Dehesia Layer FA 1STN¥. 8 Lbs. FIGS (Lay: @. 8. WIXOM & CO. 504 9th st. n. jan29-20 gsnor WHITE WAX YELLOW WAX. PATENT WAX, PARAFINE, and CEMRCH CANDLES. JOHN H. MAGRUDER, __1491 New York Avenue. Choice Family Flour, Granulated Suvar, 10c. Ib. Choice New Crop Ovlong Tea, 40c. Ib. Choice New Crop Imperial Tea, 40c. Ib. Best Old Government Java Coffee, 28c. Ib. Best Rio Coffee, 1Xe. Ib. Best Maracaibo ‘offee, 22c. Ib. Best Mocha Coffee, 30c. Ib. (Correr Roastep Darty.) Peach Blow and Peerless Potatoes, 65c. bushel. M rapes, Oran . Fis, xeae. alwayeon hand, ™"* sept: at HOWAHD’s, Cor. 7th and L sts. n.w. PEK BARREL SEBUCTION Jan22-e0 cts. 50 ON ALL GRADES 0) FLOUR. My MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS has no superior. Another lot Davis' Celebrated Diamond Brand HAMS, Small Sizes. aus Penna. avenue. A aaa ae FLORID. AND FRANK J. Parris docs Parnce Mane, Core eee HST PREMIUM near sak at the National Pair over all other compet- re TO CERES. Fee yandsomest Minnesota Patent Flour in the MINNEOLA, A very superior Minnesota Patent, STERLING'S 8ST. LOUIS FANOY, 4 magnificent Winter Wheat Patent Process. GOLDEN HILL, ‘The standard Family Flour of the District. For sale by every first-class b Wholesale Depot—Cor. Ist st. and Ind. ave. nove WM. M. GALT & CO. 20™ STREET MARKET. 790 20th street, Game of all kinds. Funreps, Chickens stere and Terrapins. ickens and, f Lomb, Mutton, Veal, Venlson. Beef ‘Tendefiowns ainl Seoct Prowde California Grapes, Pears and Orders for Dinner Parties solicited. novs ‘WM. LIN! HOUSEFURNISHINGS. A COMPLETE STONE CHINA DINNER SET, OF 150 PIECES, OF BEST QUALITY, ONLY 15.00. J. W. SCHAFER, No. 1020 Seventh street northwest, CHINA, GLASS, AND HOUSEFURNISHING From the best factories in 6: FRANCE, ENGLAND, GERMANY, and other countries, to which we respectfully invite the attention of citizens and strangers. . W. BEVERIDGE, (Late Webb & Beveridge,) No. 1009 Pa. aves, Between Wth and 1th streets. A456 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 and *tranwers. J. W. ROTELER & BRO., Dinscr IMvonreus or Cait, Guass, &0., Janis ozs } Pennsylvania avenue. OLIDAY GoobDs. A splendid line of — pe in the following porce- Isinae— Kioto, Pink riters, Baa, ‘Warren's But! Bnd Pink Neconakt, Beteums. PORTABLE STANDS and DROP LIGHTS in al) the latest styles. GOoDs. Jan30 ECORATED CHINA and POTTERY, Largest assortment of GAS FIXTURES in the city The abave goods were awarded the first premium ae Seles E. F. BROOKS. ‘No. 531 15th st., decld Conoouan BUILDING. FS CAKPETS AND HOUSEFURN- ISHING GOODS.—We now have on hand s cent assurtment of all the newest dt and HOUSEFURNIBHTNG Bigelow, Wiltou & Bo ind Moqnettes, Roxbury. & 1p DS, it a Oueloth Einctocnte Denes =e chet and co fummy Ginga Yond Ox wate for Furnit 10 MAKE i CLEAN SWEEP OF FALL AND WINTER ULOTHING, ve at the BEST BARGAINS eo EVER AD. for the Next Thirty Day lwania avenue, J. W. SELBY. aie WHITNEY & co., Zz Loom us. NOTE PAPER SELLING FOR 61. pip singe arn endrpog od ‘he ove benesin $50. 0. PARKEWS, G1T-629._ Tee stress. Fo Tom ER ESE MONROE Point and Po Point empathy Ene Ea, Laaves Norfolk alternate fare, rd-clase fare, 81-50: *Rousd Tip, 62 92. SeOAILY LINE ON THE MAO. The Steamer Jonx W. THompPson has been with- dr for rey ao the Janz Mc LEY has been Sapedituted | 0 take fh ‘trips and her days until otherwise ord Under National Metropolitan a sepa RAM'L BACON, President. NEW YORK-—Ki The Aret class ace stoaruers of this CAL, [TERDAM," alternate Wednesds~ “and S65—870- Second Cabin $45—850. Js HOR NTS. YLYDE’S Ew EXFRESS LINE ORE SK SANDEL WASHINGTON GEORGETG mnecting at jeter lay ‘with C! “tine for Lider ype Provid New Englani ieeess LT DAYS. 1; nee lence, the Fre’ iv = ville of laden given to Beets 0 ae Providence, ain Fall Rivers, “Georyetown foods received ad anded at Washington. a sees full information apply tod. H. JOHNSON & Feet 2th-street. i and 1; wharf, Sasha D, WILLIAM P. E & 00. Gane lamiaead 12 South Philadel- ia. marat VORTH GERMAN LLOYD—3s: Ling Between New York, on a Sourmameros axp Buewén,, The steamers of this company will arday from Bremen Pier, foot of $4 siren oReren: of im’ New York to Gon Soudianpton aud. Breen first ayn aio. second cal 605 steerage, repaid steerage certificates, $ For freisht oF oassae e apely: 2° OELRICHS S CO.,.2 Bowling Green, New York W.G. ZY BOT & Coe Ps.'av., Agents for Washington: sepl0 UNARD LINE. With the view of diminishing the chances of col. ision, the Steamers of this line take a specific course 6, or GARR from Queenstown to New the outer pacsaie ae oe nothin erecting, thy rida of 60 ot 48 or err tctenthot a “On the homeward ‘Riesage crossing the moridian of 50 st 42 Ist., or nothing rio the north of 2 THE OUNARD STEAMSHIP ‘COMPANY LIM- New York and Liverpool, Call- nom HERE EE vou ‘Algeria «Wed. Mar-17 Wed. Mar. Parthia. April.1t rent every followin Wednesday fom S New Fore BATES OF PASSAGE. S60. § 880 and 8100 gold, to accommo ‘Ticket to Paris, 816, wold, additional. Return feretn of favorable tar tioketn tecrage at very low rates. Btecrage from iherpoot and Queenstown, and all other parts of Euro it lowest. _inrotgh bills of laden #iven for Belfast, Glaszow, Havre, Arcee ado and other, ports on the itinent, . odes fgets god gem soy wg Soman ice, No. owl Green, 0) cabin, to OTIS BI )W, 605 7th street, Washing- ‘hinbi”” CHAR. G. FRANOKLYN. Agent, N.Y. RAILROADS. JRALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK. National tvorth, Norchweat, Westy, to the Totaxe effect Sunday, November 16, 1878, at 1:20 LEAVE WASHINGTON. * hed p.m.—Baltimore, Ellicott City and Way Sta- CE 05 a.m.—tNew York, Phtisdelphia ane pores F RSE ‘On_ Sundays to Baltimore only... Relay Station ge Wage ana Wana PHaccmnows, Breas (ie eal Lat =Point agean Podinon Serasburg, wo and eat stations. bets Ror Y ky ‘a.10.—New Yor! hia, Boston ee — Enrlor car te Now Work and Chicas, Columbus and car to Staunton. Pullman Cars to ey ant dally. Graf: a} except Saturday. -00 a.m.—tBaltimore, Anuaro's and Way. 10:00 a.m. fore Express, Stops at burg, College, Beltaville, Laurel, Annapolis Junction, ie and Hanover. pm.— ore, Annapolis, Ellicott City and Way. p.m.—New York, Philadelphia and Boston Ep Supe i anda ont , Baltimore and Way. mn Sunday cul : ae sf lensburg and Laarel p-11.—Baltimore, BI press. Frederick, via Relay. Stops at Annapolie —tPoint of Rocka, Fred Hagers- rn, wey Wichets rand Way stations “On Sunday to sand Way Stations oni snot Roce sitimore Annapola’ and Way Sta : PUD, QRFOLK AND BALTEMORE EXPRESS. ert exe exce La $82; gt Canton. Stope at Bladensburg aud Laurel, ae Dome —Point of Rocks and Wa’ +Baltimor 1d Wa} BHARTI MORE Al kD EAUREL Ex. COLUMBUS AND el ESHA Reepingpar | at (Bitegburen exceyt Sunday, e YOR! at Bladouse AND b pkisisiouy exrnt a Bi we ehiaadphis. Louis ‘and Cincinnat! Express Py ips s8unday only. Sreeara except re ‘tains ane eee Stat ion-apply at the Buitimore and Ohio ‘Licket. Ottces, ee jon. and Pans arale alooning cart }, 619 and Corner 14th and Penns; nie inven Srugee orders wil be taken for x Baigraso to be check and received at any point ano a phe ‘SLEMENTS, Master of Transportaticn. LM. OOLE, General Ticket Axe GEO. 8S. KOONTZ, General Agent myl? To NORTH, WEST, THE Soule ‘Track, St 1879 iteel Hails, SPLENDID SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT. Effect JANUARY seers LEAVE WASHING a from Depot, er of Sixth and iron Loner: Salty with “boats of” Brook Brooklyn Capes a ie transfor to Fulton ebveet, avold ing double ferriaxe and Journey across New York Philadelpht 8:18 perp empemoe Mice A For? Pi iD) a a. Herts daily, y. except Bunda 0,10: ‘am. and On San a, ‘and 9 For, Fone Piet Line 6:00 e-ma, and 4:20 p.m., except Sundsy. For Aunapolis 8:10 a.m. and 4:20 p.m., daily, ex- ‘cept Sunday. tsi AND. FREDERIOESBURG ALATAY AND. ALEXANDMIA AND WABHING: 7:20, 9 11 » 4:28, 5: an? ‘Ga Bunday at 1 and For Hishisond and the’ Sonth, 7:00 a.m. daily, and $:20 p.m. daily, exce oe 12: Boe 3, Sadi foe Waal a On Sunday at 8’ and 10a.m., its P. FARMER, General Passenger Agent. raat Ese General Manager. nov? HIS IS THE BURGLAWS SEASON. Laeger SAFE DEPOSIT OOMPANY, Ser af 000. Feccires Glverwarg ident ; Geo. W. vice Lrg a Jae tog Geran ee FUTURE DAYS. UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. ee SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED L_ESLATE ON D SiREET, BETWEEN a AND THIRD STKEETS NORTH- oy Tine of 8 deed of {rust bearing 8 aot May 1876, and ay en 85. et of the land records ebin in the District of Columbia, and b: y the request of the Yr secured thereby, I will ell at public auction, ONDAY, THE OTH DAY or Feunvany, & D. 180, in front’ of the premises, aT 3:30 o'ovoce P. x all I shat piece or parcel of ‘ground Tying in said city an known as lot F in the sub-division f Jot two (2), in square numbered ame nundestaed and seventy (870), aid Jot having a front of 22 foot on B street north, and extending back with this width to the rear of the Jot: toether with the im- provements, consisting of comfortable two-story attic and basement brick dwelling-house. "Terms of tale: 81,000 cash, of which $100 will be required at time of” sale; balance in six and twelve months with interest: deed given and deed of trust taken t” secure deferred payments; terms of sale to be complied with within s from day of sale, otherwise the trnstes roservor the riskt “e rosell a? the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, upon giving ten days’ notice of such resala by advertise- ment in some newspaper pablishod at said city. All conveyancing at cost of purchaser. ASKEY, Trastee, febt-d SWemster aw Building. ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTER'S SALE OF VALUABLE EPT ON SOUTHEAST CORNER, ND-A- ‘A ob, eee of aaiccree ot the Banrens Coart © Districé of Columbia, passed in equity cause No. 6#01, docket 19, ta'which Hitchin son and anoth@pare plaintiffs, and Sinon et al. are defendants, Lat offer for sale, at public suction, on FRIDAY, Fepnvany 13, 1890, at 4 o'cLOoK Pi ., in front of the premises, that val Ie lot of lund knows a8 lot G, in Sinon‘s subdiv of part of square 4, in Washington city, District of Golan bia." Bald lot hapa frontare of 62 fest | iach on 434 atecet and of 72 fost 1's inches on Margland ayentie, and is improved by a small frame dwelling, ‘Termsof ssie: One-third in ca-h, of which 81:6 moat be paid when the property, is’ struck off; one- third i one year and one-third in two years, with interest; eaid deferred payments to be secured a deed of trust on the property sold, to be approves by theconrt. All recording and conveyancing at Purchaker's cost. If terms of sale are hot complied with in five days, the a perty will be resold at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. BIRNEY, ‘Trustee, feb4-d oe, Sin 44 siveet northwest. q BOOTS AND SHOES. YOU CAN SAVE 25 CENTS ~ ON EVERY DOLLAR YOU INVEST 1 BOOTS ANB SHOES, BY GOING TO THE NEW YORK SHOE STORE, 605 Pennsylvania avenue. Qur Goods were all 1 bongeht before the advance in prices, at rock bottom figures, and WILL BE SOLD AT PRIME COST For THE Next 15 Days. We are selling a Gent's hand-stitched fall Beotch sKadiee Botta Pepbi AChies « ; size 8 to 10. And everything else in propardon. a GEO. McCARTHY. COAL AND WOOD. y ITHKLEWICZ, COOKE & PORTER, | coaL. BEST QUALITY OF WHITE AND e ANTHRACITE COAL. Well neceened and icleen 2240 Ibs. to the ton anteed. reek, Gusberiaed yy caro, car I Large supply Hard Furnace Coal suitable Tor foundry use. WOOD OF ALL KINDS. PINE, OAK AND HICKORY OF BEST QUALITY, ts Corp LENGTH, OB SawzD AND SPLIT TO ANY sizz. too ez: BRED ASH BAKERS’ PINE A SPECIALTY. Main Office, 1419 New York ave. Office and Yard d Indiana ave. Shipping Wharf corner 2d st. and Indians ave. and Yard, foot of 10th at. Iain Off eon ee Onn Rall- coeve co ani - cond Yards Cath near Biddle st. Shipping Wharf and ¥: fot of Yor York at. XN. P. LEWIS, Sales Agent for Washington. Private Telephon Hines to wee a xanie- fos a nis. Also, connection Phonic Hxchango N4TreNaL FAIB ASSOCIATION. THE FIRST PREMIUM FOR BEST COAL AND KIRDLING WOOD was awarded to us over all com. STEPHENSON & BHO., Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf. Penna. Office: 12th and enue. nov8 ¢ WAL. woob. J JOHNSON BR: WOOD. ” TxLEPHOXIC ConNEoTIONS._OOAL. Full Weight. Best Quatity. . COAL. Be WOOD. ain Office, wharves, mill and depot connected with H With nnequaled nied faces ind ad a oes for eco- aomically conducting th coal trade, wharves, factory, extensive store yards enabling us to stock up, lary lowest; offices turoughout the city, and all in ‘immediate communi: cation, insuring prompt attention to ord orep to offer Our patrons the best see sof at the very lowest p ‘We insure strictly, pure coal, of 2,240 ds to the ton. (0) 5 Main office, mill and depot, foot of 12th, 18th, and f ste. B. 202 F We 5 9th TTA Tiree oncw. sand 21 Pa. ave me. MEDICAL, &e. 8: RICORD'S ESSENCE OF LIFE restores tanbood ea the vigee of youth to the moat shatiered constitution in four weeks. Failure 4 im- ‘his life-restoring remedy should be Eten by att about to marry: or who have pocotse weskobed from excess or any other cause. ccess in every case is ascertain as that water eee 83 per cate. Dr. JACQUES, No. 7 University ine rik. Sas D LEON, the oldest established and only reli- ‘bie ie LADIES? 'EHYSICIAN in the city, can be Female Complaints and Dvesuier: ties pan cured. Consultations free. rooms for patients. X ANECOD RESTORED. Baia Wostsness, Loss of ‘and all disf orders, brought ou by indiscretion or excess. An = DAVIDSON & 00, 363-0 78 Nassau st., N.¥. ANS EIS SON ‘ON EARTH.—A thor- M’ overtaxed powers. A mar. riage and of the means by “which t they can be re- tuoved. » curtenc} zo starn| ‘Adareea Sere ‘Maseum — ‘and and Science ery known remedy, has jo welt chro, Which he il ie Pe Soh hin. fellow sufferers. _ Address fine Heeves, 43 Chatham St. N. ¥. iINTH.—The new Turkisl 9035 £, NEAR NI new mand are now complete. No reuiuce its first estal it radlitd Dr. Senp in 1871. The best establizhment of New York. 00 Coxe DE. SONS 68 Gat. nw eat Sate trou ato 70.) Wi ante sare Sxperi: ence, gasrantees a cure! ries saree of te Urna Pha Gear THIS AFTERNOON. — 'HOMAS DOWLING, Anctioneer. HANDSOME RESIDENCE ON THE souTH OF M STREET, BETWREN EL¥V- ENTE AND TWELFTH STREETS NORTH- ANY STH, 1880, aT 434 O'CLOCK, in’ frout of % the premises, f shall cell part lot 18 of sub- division of Tig Nests 315, heving a front of 23 feet 3 inches» by a depth of 100 feet to an alley, improved by 4 Bandsome Brick Residence, with all modern improvements, located as above. ‘erms: One-third ea-h: the balance at six and twelve months, with notes bearing interest at seven Per cent. per annum and secured by a deed of trict 1 the sold. Conve yancing at purckase:'s own af time of estes ids THOMAS DOWLING, Anct, TO-MORROW. HOMAN DOWLING, Auctioneer. ART BALE EXTRAORDINARY. We will sell on THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, Fennvany 5, 6, anv 7, av 2:30 AND 7:30 o'cLock, at the store, No. 1423, New York avenue, engaged expressly for the occa- sion, acollection of ENGLISH AND FRENCH OF ANTIQUE DESTINS, LARGE BRONZE GROUPS AND STATUES, BELGIAN ‘3, ITALIAN SCULPTURES, 1G VASES . INLAID WITH EVERY VARIETY OF STONE, BRONZE VA- SES, AND OTHER ART GEMS. The collection, which comprises xo:ne of the finest worke ever heretofore offered in Washington, will be arranged on free exhibition on TUESDAY, Feb- ruary 3, endwill be found to be well worth the ut- tention of art connoisseurs feb2-4t THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. rps. J. FISHER & CO., Auctioneers, 1223 F street n.w. TREES SALE OF A SMALL TRACT OF SoMPORTA SLE LG LT House: A OU BITUATE WASHINGTON ANB BLADENSBURG KE, NEAR THE NATIONAL FAIR 'GHOUNDS: By virtue of s certain deed of trust, dated February, 1st. 1879, and recorded in Liber No, 782, folios ;,,of the land records. Of ine District of GoluenBisvanrt at the Tequost of the party eecured thereby, T-shiall sell, at public. anc- on, on the premises, ou FRIDAY, Fepnvany 67H, 18, a7 3g O'CLOCK P. M., all that certain pisos or yureel ot wround ituate and being in the county of ‘arbin, ¢ District of Columbia, and known and desi erate as being a part of a Lot numbered four (4) of the rbdivision of the tract called **Mon- aster inning at the southeast corner of Lot numbered four (4) aud Tunning thence alone the weat side of the Washington and Bladensbure turn pike eleven perches and eighty hundredths per hes fo the southeast corner of the two (2) acre lot taken from the west side of said lot numbered four (4); thence north thirty-four (84) dewrees west alony the east side of the «ald two (2) acre lot thirty-three erches and twelve-hundredths perches to a twenty- four (24) foot road; thenes north thirty-six (30) de- grees east along aiid thirteen’ perchos and forty-three hundredths perches to the northeast cor- ner of said lot numbered four (4); thence south thirty-one (31) degrees east thirty-three perches and sixty hundredths perches to the place of bein- Ling. eontaning two (2) acres, one (1) tool and (30) perches more or less, together with all the improvements and appurtenances to the same belonging. ‘Terme: “One-third of tha purchase money, in cath; balance in one, two ree years from day Sfenie, with Iutoieat at the rato of six per centumm per annum, payable semi-aunually, to be sect deed of trust on the property sold. Adeposit of 8100 will be required at tine of sale. If the terms of gale are not complied with within five days from of gale, the Trustee reserves the rig! thie Slaw anal cost oF f defaulting purchaser ner five days’ advertisements vening Star," & newspaper of Washingt, D.C. All conveyancing t of purchase noLakie! RHASTUS M. CHAPIN, Trusteo Janz HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. i yeaey SALE OF VALUABLE. MILL = ROPERTY, NEAR GEORGETOWN, D. C. By: eels of a deed of trust, dated the 24 day of November, A.D. 1814, and duly fl recorded 764, folio 383, one of. the land records of the Dist trict of Columbia, and at the request in writing of the ectired thereb; the undersined ‘Trustees n MONDAY, THE ¥rH Day oF Feonvary, A 7 THE Hovr oF 1 o'cr.ock Pp. M., in front of he promis, the following-described ‘property, situate in the county of Washington, District of Columbia, and known aa a part or soction of the Foundry property lying west of Georgetown, District aforesaid, whi hich as purchased by John 8. Berry & Oo. from the estate of General John Mason, deceasod, said part Deing bounded as follows: for the sama at the sonthwest coruer of the Western Old Boring ‘Mill, below the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, an: running eastwardly from said corner north 344 Gexreee east to the southern line of nald canals towing path, (this is a projection of the line of the western gable wall of said Old Boring Mill,) and then runuing sgain from said Ding Gomer bya line south 30% de ‘west to the Potomac river, (the above two lines form the northwestern boundary of the property hereby intended to be and )and for the eastern boundary thereof it ferstood to be limited by a line drawn south 11x degrees west or north, 17M decrees cast froin the'center or castern face of the stone wall that aup- ports the east end of the whee! shatt, eaid line bei parallel with the east guble wail of the Eastern Ol joring Mili, andextendinw northerly to the south- ern line of the towing path aforesaid, and southerly to the said Potomac river, toxether with the im- Provementa, consisting of a large Stone Flour Mill, with six (0) run of burrs, capacity about oue bun: dred and titty barrels flour per on ‘erme of sale, as pret coorad by by the trast deed: ‘The amount of’ indebtedness secured by deed and unpat the trust oni 87,254.94, with interest ay 15th, 1878, and the ex- le, to be paid ‘in cash; and the qual payments, at six, twelve and éichiteen months, for wich the’ notes of the pur- aser, bearing interest from the day of sale and scoured by a deed of truet on the property sold, aro tobexivern. A deposit of $300 to be paid by the purchaser at the time of sale, and all expenses and cing to be paid by the purchaser. are not complied with in Keven “days frem the day of sale, the Trustees reserve the right to reenll the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, on five days’ adverdisement. ‘Tho property will be sold subject to taxes and prior encumbrances ‘WM. D. CASSIN, Wi Jan27 VAL. L. DUNLOB,S PpUSCANSON BROS., Auetioncers. TRUSTE! SALE oF Re ed IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, NSTREED, | Trustees. BETWKE! RUBEN THO AN TEENTH STREEIS NORTHWEST. ay virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed, on the (7) 4th June, A.D. 1879, in a catiss in said court dependiig. wherein Valentine Menger is complain- ani, and Frank Posey and others are defendants, beste UleD Cause, No. 6,106, Docket 18, I will, AY, THE 12TH Day ov FEDRUAR: RY, ‘A; B. 1880, ar 36 O'CLOCK M., sell at public auc- tiov, in front of the pi preminss, ‘all that part of the lotof ground, eituate in the city of Washington and District of Columbia, known as Lot numbered seven (7), in square numbered two hundred and eleven ip, contained within the followlag metes ben Beginning for eaid part of said lot at soulbeet cornar there, ena rnnning thence eighty (86) feet; thence west (20) feet; tuence fouth neigty (0) feet, and th thence east twenty (20) ‘winning, together with the Improvements thereon” consisting OF two-story Dwelling House. ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash within ten days after day of sale, of which cash payment 850 shall be pasd 38.8 deposit at the time of sale, and the bal- ance in three equal installments at six, twelve and eighteen months from day of sale, with interost, All conveyancing at expense of purchaser. ‘TER, Trustee, jan31-3taw&ds 342 D street n HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. THUSTEE'S SALE OF BRICK DWELLING, ON aoe wee SIDE OF TWENTY-SL. ST. TWEEN PENN. AVENUE and ME STREET XORTEWEST By yirtue of a deed of trust, aan they day of April, 1863, and dul: ber No. 4, folios 214, 215, 216 and Ac andutr one a the lend records for Washington county, District of Cclumbiay T ehall elk on SATURDAY, Feouuant 14rH, 1880, ar 4:30 o’oLock, in front of the premi- sex, the following described } pa ty: All that part Lot No. 3, in square No. bounded as follows, viz: Beginning on 26th est, at the center of a Tow of houses on sald lot, about 28 feet south trom the northeast corner of said squere, and runnins thence on said street south 28 feet, more or leas, to the end of said row of houses; thence due west to Rock Creek; thence with said creek northerly to a line drawn ‘due west from beginning, and thence said line reversed to the beginning. seat, ES OE, Tae H. H. DODGE, A. G. WOOD, No. 1, Willard’s Hotel, Washington, D. |0.. AGENTS FOR PRINCE & WHITELY, Grocs Bnoxauns, 64 BroapwaY, New Yous. 7 Gee oe (PARE FORGE ins nay om, ee THOMAS DOWLING, yas. HOS. J. FISHER & CO., Anctioneers, T 12% F etreet Jan31-eo&ds northwest. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF DESIRABLE PROPERTY JXHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI- At anction rooms on SATURDAY, Frarva- RY 7TH, COMMENCING A? 10 O'CLOCK, com- prising @ne Parlor and Chaniber Furiitare, together with a general assortment of other eecds, feb5-2t THOMAS DOWLING. Auct. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. VALUABLE BUSINESS | PROPERY: AND DE: SIRABI E. Dw NG a1 BIIDGE STREET, GRORGETOWN, DoD. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Frnavany ora, 1880, aT dorcroce, in trout of ‘the ses, I ehall well the above. pro havin a trout of 25 feeb and improved by a threo. story, presked brick Dwelling, cont rooms, with Marble Mantels, Bath-ro large Store. This property isin the i Uicek in town, and offers a tine opportunity for a profitable investment. Title perfect. ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and two years, with notes bearing six per cent interest, Jaysble ceni-annnally, and secured by « dood of trust. Conveyancing at purchaser’s cost, down when the property is struck off feds: ‘THOMAS DOWLING, Act. ‘HANCERY SATE OF VALUABLE REAY E3.- N THE NORTH SIDE OF BRIDGE URED, NEAR CONGRESS STREET, IN HOMO TOWN, D. pactiacrataseset tia Supreme Oonrt otthe District of Columbia, paused in Equity ~ 5.963, wherein John B. Chere und others a0 Hlamntifls aud, Addi«on Mt. dcthers are defeudints, the undersicned, THRICE, wal eel 9, put c r on SDA EDRDALY, A. 1980, at 4 Cocoon © Mr, bered (5) fi in square am Georgetown, in the District of 0 er with th tl three-story brick house an: the said r roel ot «round hevi the north side of Bridice street of fifty and 00 (SH AT-100) feet by a depth cfoue huadrod 1) eteen (119) fee th of the purchase money to be ‘ch $20 will be required at time installments at six, twelve an ef mi day ofwale, with iiteres: at six per cent per anunia, tybe se ed hs deed of trnst upon the property sold: oF if purchaser Epa to pay ea: AT 43g O'CLOCK rotted. "If the ferme of tale are not compl riled. with nT davs, the ‘Trustees reserve the right t» resell property at the nek and cost of the defaulting purchaser. CLAGETT + 8 G. W. COOPER, Siecapteees DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. feb5-d&ds YOUNG & MIDDLETON Real Estate Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO. ‘ORY BRICK DWELLING. No. 1841 TWELFTH STREET NORTHWEST. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated January th, A. Dy 1878, duly recorded in Liber No. ‘folio 375, ome of the land records for the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured thereby, we will well st public auction, In front of the premises, on MONDAY, Lorn, 1880, nd Feat catate tn tho chy of Washinivon and Dickies of Columbia, viz: Al? that certain pipes or parcel of ground known as Lot numbered forty- nine (49), of Haley's subdivision of Square numa- bered thive hundred and six (306), with the im- prevements thereor Terns of sale: Gie: third (3) cash: balances in one (1)and two (2) years, from day of sale, with interest at rate of seven (7) per cent per sanum untilpaid, payable seii-annually, secured by deed of trust on the property sold: orail'cash, at option of pureharer. “A deposit of #100 reqnirol at time of fale. All conveyancing at purchaser's Tf the terme of sale are not complied with within five days fun the day of ale, the'rustees re-erva the right to retell at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur- SAVILLTAM K. MENDENHALL, i BENJAMIN F. SEEIGER, Trustees. febs-dads [pONCANEON BROS., Auctioueers. ARUSTEES' SALE OF THREE. FRAME D¥EL- ra OTS ON SIXTEENTH STREST, Corr sTArie AND LOUISE HOME, pRONTHEST, A BAUCTIONS virtue of a dead of trust, duly recorde in Liber No, 168, follo 79, one of the lund Heard Tor tha District of Consuls and at the request of the party secured, we will sell on TUESDAY, THE 7tH Day oF Fenavany, A. D A a30 OcLocK . M. in front of the nom iken,’all that piece or parcel of gerowad si tna snd being in the city of Washinaton, in the District ci Columbia, and kaown and distingaished on tie ground plat or plan thereof as lof numbered eiht (3), in square numbered one hundred and ninety Hx 96), towether with all the improvements, way, cxsements, rights, privileges, appurtenaces and hereditanénts to the tame belonginy or in aay wise appertain '{itis valuable lot has a front of sixty-one feet on 16th street uorthwest, In the same square with tho “Louise Home” and fear Scott's state... ‘The im- yrovements consist of three Frame Dwelling Ouse. ‘Terms: One-third cash, balance of purchise money in equal instalments, at six, twelve aud Cighteen mouths, ‘notes to be secured by deed of tnist on the property sold, and to Dear seven per ‘ent. interest, or ail cash at option of purchaser. Conveyancing, &c., at purchaser's cost. A deposit of $200 requifed when the, property is attack off. ‘Ferme to be complied w thin Tdary otherwise the ‘Trustees reserve the right to. resell the property. at the risk and cost of the defaulting fein some: after fiving five days’ notice of auch reese ae ea RT O HOLT: tae AN, ROBERT COLTMAN, "\’§ Trustees. feb5.d&da in some news- %, Ibu, Jan. 15th, 1830. », Auctoueer. ll at Anction Plated Ware, and with ave con-izned to you ail goods on hand visting: a fall line of Hollow Ware, being al nt so: dé, samples from our show rooms, ods bow in factory of our make, manu- i er for Jewelers’ first-cliss trade, trade mark. Warranted Driple Plats. ‘stock of Hilver "ii Avnoma Sruvee Prare BA. CLARK. Agent. THOMAS DOWLING, AUCTIONEES. I SHALL SELL AT AUCLION, BY ORDER OF THE AURORA SILVER PLATE CO., AT THE ELEGANT SALES ROOMS, No. 1425 NEW YORK AVENUE, on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 71s, AT LO O'CLOCK A. M., 2 P. M., AND 7:30 EVENING. CLEARING SALE oF THE ENTIRE STOCK OF SILVER PLATED WARE, BELONGING TO THE AURORA SILVER PLATE CO., CONSISTING OF TEA SETS, WAITERS, . WATER SETS, COFFEE URNS, ICE PITCHERS, CAKE BASKETS, BERRY AND FRUIT DISHES, DINNER AND PICKLE CASTORS, RGNES, CELERY DISHES, TOILETS, VASES, AND A VARIETY OF ALL KINDS OF GOODS USUALLY MADE BY A FIRST CLASS FACTORY, TOGETHER WITH A LARGE ASSORTMENT or FORKS, SPOONS AND TABL® CUTLERY, THE GOODS ARE USEFUL AND OF ELEGANT DESIGNS, STRICTLY FIRST CLASS. WILL BE ABSOLUTELY SOLD, WITHOUT LIMITATION OR RESERVATION. PEK ORDER OF THE AURORA SILVER PLATE CO. SALES CONTINUED MONDAY, TUESDAY- AND WEDNES DAY, FEBRUARY ru, LOrH, Mirn. SALES EACH DAY ae 104. M.,2 AND 7:30 . M. N. B.—LADIES seEct ALLY INVITED TO AT- TEND THESE SALES. _febs-6t THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TEGEL & LOEW! ENTHAL Aue ioneers, 937 and 939 7th street northwest. (om MONDAY MORNING NEXT, the 9ru, in front of our store, a re, Parlor and Bedroom: Suites, Bureaus, Beast Exteosion snd. Leaf Tal Cane and ‘ood Neat G naire, Mirrors, Carpets, Stoves, Counters reas SIEGEL & LOEWENTHAL. |CERY SALE Tr D ANS ato RRM HOUSE FRONTING ON _ TWENTY-FIRST STR! NEAR COR- NEB OF N STREET NORTHWES A LOT ADJOINING THERET T ; ALSO, ON N STREET, NEAR T ei Ne OT eae of s decree of tie Supreme Court ietue of 8 District of Col ie, passed. in Equity of the Bis 640, Boe, 19, ‘shall sell st pubs. 4 lir auction, it of on TUESDAY, THE SD Day OF FEBRUARY, 1880, AT 4:30 O'CLOOK v. M., all thi it, title, int street eee Fon iene of sala ) foot, fiivcon: (18) fect south, thirty, (30) fests He Ge Ati ear thence north oe cae CONG RESSION. al LL Conclusion of Y¥: festerday?s Proceed- ings. HOUSE.—After our report closea — ‘The Speaker laid before the House the memo- rial of employes of the governgent printing office relative fo the action of t&# government brluter In withholding thelr pay ou legal nol avs. ‘The House went into committee of the whole (Mr. Carlisle (dem.} in the chair) on the revision of _the rules. Mr. Money dem.) submitted an amend nent. to the pending rule 11, providing the post ovtice mm Dill shall be prepared and reported by the committee on post oilices lerable discussion, Mr. Money's Was finally defeated —9 to . Harris (rep.), of Mass. submitted an amendment providing that the committee on }Oxt offices and post roads shal! report the post office appropriation bill for reference to the com- nuittee on appropriations, Rejected —76 to 8 ‘ihe committee rose, and the House, at 4:05, adjourned. Pennsylvania cm Conven- tion, THE NOMINATIONS AND THE PLATPORM. After our report of the proceedtays of the Pennsylvania republican convention closed yes terday. Hon. J. Cessna’s resolution taat a cun inittee of nine be appointed to report, subd!ct to the approval of the convention. a list of dele- gates, with their alternates, to the Chicago con- Vention, and a list of electors, after consulting with the delegations from the various districts, Was adopted. GRANT VS. BLAINE. A resolution was then Introduced by Mr. Herr “that the delegates elected to the republican national convention from this state are hereoy instructed to support for the presidential nomination General U. S. Grant, and to vote as a unit on all questions that may evn before the convention.” Mr. Stone, of Crav ford, offered an amendmer nat’ while we pledge ourselves to support the repubitean parts we see no good reason for abandoning the posi- tion taken_by the party In our own and other Flates in 1876, of opposition to a third presiden- tial term, and we hereby endorse and reaflirm the resolutions passed by our state convention held in this elty fn 1876 upon this question.” Senator Herr argued in favor of hts resolution, and General Albright replied. He dtd not be: Heve in instructing the delegates to Chicago tor any man. The resolution was further opposed by Gen, Koontz, Darlington of Chester, Harvey of Clinton, and’ Wolfe of Union, while More land of Allegheny, and Bingham of Philadel- phia, favored it, The speeches of the auti-Grant people were all from a Blaine point of view, and no other names beside Grant and Blaine were mentioned at all, except in the remarks of Gen. Albright. Mr. Stone, of Crawford, after anguing strongly and steadfastly in favor of his amend- Ment to the resolution of instruction, flaally withdrew it, and Mr. Strong, of Tioga, offered. another one, to wit, to strike out the name of U.S. Grant and insert that of James G. Blaine. Ona vote by yeas and nays Strong’s amendment was lost—95 to 154—several of the Blaine people youlng against It on the ground that {t was not roper to instruct the delegation for any one. The question then recurred on the original res lution, or rather that structed the Chicago delegates to v Grant. Again the yeas and nays were ord and showed a vote of 133 in favor of and against that portion of the rosolutte second portion of the resolution, ins ructing the Co Saree to vote as a unit, was then adopted by a viva voce vote, NOMINATIONS. The committee on permanent organization presented their report, which placed Hioa. A. G. Olmstead in nomination for permanent chal man. It was adopted, and that gentleman installed tn the chair. Nominations for auditor- general being in omen the names of Hon. John A. Lemon and J. Passmore were placed before the convention. ‘The yeas and nays were taken on the nomination for auditor-general, and Lemon was deciared the choice of the con- vention by 158 to 93. His nomination was then made unanimous. The committee of nine to name delegates to the Chicago convention and to name presidential electors were then re- ported, which was adopted. The following are the delegates at large: Mathew S. Quay, James McManes, Linn pee Christopher L. Magee; alternates, Gen. D. 8. Eliott, J. Hay Brown: Henry Buck, Sam’l M. Jackson: electors at large, Edmund A. Benson and Henry W. Oliver. Hon. Henry Greene was unanimously nominated for judge of the supreme court. THE PLATFORM. The committee on resolutions then reported a platform, which was ratified by the conven- tion. ‘The resolutions rejoice in the general and Flowing prosperity of the country, and clalin it as the natural result of the financial policy of the republican party; deprecate any foancial legislation at this time; declare continued ad- hberence to the reporter 4 policy of the past twenty y oppose all tinkering with the tariff; declare i is favor of the Union, equal rights, equal protection for all citizens in every stale, honesty in elections and honest returns and dn honest count; congratulate the republi- alue On thelr lite stand against the regres the growing tendency to Unow elections aside on inere technicalities and intcrmaliiiis; thank the republlcan Senator t nnsylvania and the Tepubiican Repre- sentatives from the same state in the last and pl Yongresses for their firm adhesion to reynbiean principles and opposition to state nd the attempt to withhold needed ap- ations; and Hhaily, instruet the chairman ot the republican state committce to examine whether any person placed on the electoral ticket be legally oe aie from any cause trom serving as an elector, and, in case any such legal dSabiity be found, authorizing she tate committee tO substitute another name trom the same congressional district. Resolu- ‘ions endorsing the administration of Governor Hoyt and providing for the selection of a state committee were also contafned in the platform, and were adopted with it. After Sppotating: the Be committee the convention adjourned sine ie. art of it which in- for A BLOopy FaMILy AFFRAY.—About 3 o'clock yesterday morning a family affray occurred about three miles from Lawrence, Kansas. A man named Berinfield and his wite ners been living with Mrs. Bermileld’s mother id step- father, Samuel J. Holmes. The latter had be- come enraged on account of his wife conveying aportion of her property over to Mrs. Berm- fee and yesterday morning he attacked Berm- field’ with a hickory club, knocking him sense- less, and then went to the’ bed where Mrs. Bera- field was sleeping and dragged her out by the hair and beat her until she was unconscious. Bermfield recovered and ran out crying for help. Holmes followed, and they had a fierce strug- ge in which Mrs. Bermfleld assisted her hus- md. They started to escape from Holmes across the frozen fleid in their night clothes to tuelr neighbor's, but were overtaken by him and another struggle ensued, in which Berm- fleid defended himself and wife with fence rails. Holmes at last started back to kill his wite, but the neighbors arrived in time to save her, and * he was arrested. Mr. and Mrs. Bermticld are not likely to recovel AMERICAN PoTTERyY.—It ts estimated that the United States have in operation $00 potteries, employing 7,000 hands, with a working capit of $6,500,000, and placing upon the markets goods to thé value of $7,000,000 annually. ‘The imports during 1870 were $4,358,771, but this amount was increased in 1373 to $6,015,925, since when the domestic manufacture has steadily gran infavor. ‘Thus we find that the imports luring the past year were some $30,009 less than those of 1870. A TEMPERANCE LECTURE.—. ockIng scene of misery, the- most impressive of all the tem- pears, lectures, was revealed by the Brook- mm (N. ¥.) police on Tuesday. In a wretched tenement {in that clty a drunken husband, named Daniel Riley, was found. His wife, in an unconscious condition, was near by, and four children lay shivering in a corner, famish- ing for want of food. ‘The wife was sent to the City Hospital, the children to the orphan asy- lum and the father to jail. What more a admonition would the devotees of drink ne than this? THE Seen TO = See sre vice regal alace, favana, Tu was a sp) fendidly arranged affair, The elite of Ha- Vana society and many transient and resident Americans were present. The was ele- tly decorated with flowers and illuminated. fhe staircase was lined by the captain general's in full uniform. Gens. Grant and ced to lasted until 3 o'clock in the morning. fair was satisfactory to Gen. Grant and his party. the lerer of Annie Dow- ney, ina New vor house of of ill-fame, has been discharged trom custody, Judge Lawrence SESE = ‘that there is no evidence upon which to William Austin and Thomas Flanigan, et guilty, at New Castle, Dela- were, yesterday, arrose to | to fire the Steam- boat Hotel Had the indictment ‘The Hayt Investigation. DAMAGING DEVELOPMENTS YESTERDAY, Pilon on uur = — commissioners, who ¢ investigating the cl secon aftaay Oommia- st ner Hast, inthe New York. The tes Un Ony of three witnesses for the datencs was tuhen. ‘The defendant himself was exami but his testimony was a brief synopsis of that he bas already given before the committee. The tesinony of Edward Knapp Hayt, defendants son. Was of the most damaging character. He said that Mr. Wm. Hagencamp, of the Second Naticnal Bank in Jersey City, arrany with him to go to Arizona and buy the mine for him, and that these arrangements were made at the efice of Charles E. Deschiler, In Courdandt st in New York of the elder Mi testified that. the latter £ structed him to drop the name of Hayt and w the Name of Fdward Knapp. He stated that if iis father had any toterest In the mine he knew nothing of it. Th took letters of introduc- Ucn to General Hammond, who was Indian Ine Spector under Commilsstoner ; Ham. mond, he said, met. him at nce, Arizona, and accompanied bim to MeMillen’s small mint ing settlement, where the Washington mln Was bought, wit giviug drafts oa Mr. Hag- encamp in payment and signing them Edward Knapp. The mine, he said, was purchased: tran Henry L, Hart, ex-Indian agent at Sap Carlos, who was then uader sertous charges, which had been preferred against him Uitee months before by Gen. Hammoad. ft ts said that young Mr. E ade the Impression on the committee of being a very trutatul wile Hogencamp’s testimony was to ths ter found 016 smuond or Where he found him. Jud ce . counsel for the defendant. in suming w), aiued that though things might look sus. t, there | was no evidence of ing, and he suggested that the say in thelr report, that the com- ad acted unwisely instead of wrong- ¥. ‘The committee will complete their re port to-day and make it public, It was stated ab (he session yesterday that a letter was te eclyed from the s ry of the Interior thank. {ng the commissioners fOr the thorough Inves' jon they had made tnto the matter, and ting that Inasmuch as out of this sean allegations might be made azainst the In- jan bur ‘dappoint a commnit- tee to In e all the methods of ad ing Indian “tigate The following we: ¢d as such commitiee: Fisk, ¢! Wm. H. Lyon and Albe ton, and will examii @ian bureau, and vis and inspect them. MR. JEFFERSON Davis’ Legacy—A Opntest Begun in Eornest.—The contestzover the will by h the late Saran A. Dorsey, of Beauvotr, is her entire en- as begun in earnest, and during the eat days of next month the argument in the United States circuit court of Louisiana will be heard and a decision asked. Some weeks ago certain relatives of Mrs. Dorsey filed a complaint, com- plaining that the vestatrix did not possess tes- lamentary capacity, and that she was unduly influenced, coupled with an application to set the will aside as being unjusy to the next of kin and also as being opposed to pubile policy. To this Messrs. Breaux, Fenner and Hull, an emi- nent New Orleans law firm, as attorneys for Mr. Davis, have filed a demurrer, because the ail Uons tn the complalut “are inconsistent with the claim that the testatrix was of unsound mind or was unduly influenced tn making her Will, and therefore the comp'aint does not state facts sufficient to constitute a cause for action.” ‘The last part of the demurrer 13 interpreted by the counsel of the bext of kin to refer to that part of the complaint which sets forth that {t Was opposed to public policy and good to admit the will to probate. In will be reniembered that Mrs. Dorsey laid particular stress upon the fact that in her judgment Mr. Davis has recelved no reward for fighting for his country—meantng the confederate states—and that.all his patriotio services going without recognition, she desired him to own and enjoy her rich estate. Counsel for complainants will take (he ground that Mrs. Dorsey’s bequest Is a reward for treason and a premium upon, and hence opposed to the spirit and text of the constitution. ‘The amount in- Volved Is about $25,000. all the ofl i the diffe ls in the In- ent agencies LaDIEs aS Stock SpEcULATORS.—A private stock exchange, exclusively for the use of ladies, has been opeved in west 24th street. New York. Cireulars were sent out addressed to prominent ladies, many of them the wives of gentlemen whose names are familiar in finance and in the processions, and set forth that the exchange was “under the immediate management of & lady of standing, who had had a long and suc- cessful experience in stock speculation,” and did business in Wall s'reet * through a widely- known house of bankers and brokers of i capital and unquestioned solidity.” “ Many woman,” sald a gentleman, speaking of the doce ument, “may be led to piedge her diamonds or to compromise her settlements or her husband's financial standing, with the vague promise of @ fortune thus held out to her.” Mrs. Favor states that she merely issued a business circular, not differing matertally from the usually issued by such establishments to parties likely to be- come their patrons. The exehange, she suld, was opened a few weeks ago at the urgant solicitation of ladies of large and independent means, who had speculated In Wall street. for sears. and had often met with losses beca ise their facilities for information were not equal 9 those of men. She, Mrs. Favor, was -tmply the laricd manager of the concern, and had no re in its profits or responsibility for its ex- penditures. TRANCE OK DEATH?—A spectal dispateh from Syracuse, rs. Cora E. Jones, of Fulton, Cswego cotinty. {5 sald to be fa a trance, She apparently died last Tuesday evening. hay- ing been long ill of consumption. She was, at the time of her apparent death, sitting in her chair, when she suddenly closed her eyes not to open themaguin. Preparations for the funeral were made on Thursday, but so lifellke was the countenance, and the lower limbs and arms be- ing stil pliable, the relatives decided she was not dead. The funeral was postponed till Sun- day, the body was placed in a warm room and a physician calied. The husband, however, de- clined to permit the doctor to administer ‘any restoratives, saying the Lord had permitted his wife to go into a trance, aud if He wanted to bring her out alive He would do so. The body still retains its natural appearance. On Sunday the funeral was again postponed. The face to-day retains its life-Hke appearance, and there are a8 yet no signs of decomposition. The lady's. Iriends will not permit the body to be buried until some change takes place. Bisnor LovGuin has ordered that collections betaken up in the forty-two Roman Catholic churches and chapels of the diocese of Brook- lyn, N.Y., on Sunday next, in ald of the suffer- ers in Ireland. §2-A delegate convention of the leading col- ored men of Kansasis to be held in Topeka, April 12th, to consider the “exodus” and the general subject to the weltare of the people. 57" Miss Helen Jane Gladstone. the youngest sister of the Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone, died recently in Cologne. She was a Roman Catho- lic. and a lady of great benevolence, accomplish- mnents' nnd mental activity. MARRIED. TAYLOR—HODGES. In Bristol, Conn. , aon Set January 31st, 1880, by the Itev. A. Hoyt, Paxton, Wishiogton, De G., to Es, of Bristol, Goan. DIED. FIst a oT the 4th February, 1880, at 4 cl m., HENKY J, youngest child of C. H. aud I, Fisch T, aged Ong year tea mont seventeen a neral oat fake place at the Lutheran Church, Tucr Fourth and High streets, Georgetown, Fri- ‘ricnds of the family are re- Specetuily invited to af at REIL. On Wednesda: ruary 4, 1 Henn} son of George and Kate Keil, aged sn ee ~ and Ce aicral will tukalplece eriney. afk ‘neral will take place Friday afternoon, o'tlouk, from the yeeldence of his juente, 137 sti street southeast. Friends and relatives respectfully invited. [Philadelphia papers pl copy. Bod tae ie, On Wednesday, February 4th, at 6:40 Ww, oMAS MARKWARD, son of Thomas ana the Jate a yiiarths, Mackward, aged enty years, three months, anl twenty-two is is funeral will take place from his father's nai- oa H street, corner 10th northeast, Friday, at 2o'cleck p. m. a5, 1 Kk a.m. *RIGGLES. 1880, afters slong and with () ‘bristian fortit seventy. dang, ‘ashin; stiven and friends are. req bik foreral Frida afterns ES aieek, Rooms son-in-isw, — F. sre