Evening Star Newspaper, February 16, 1880, Page 3

DRY GOODS. STEAMERS, &c. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. THE EVENING STAR. . —— —— — y ERRIMAC, COCHECO, PACIFIC, Foe Sono EP oor NONBOE FUTURE DaYs. THIS AFTERNOON. JUNCANSON BROB., Auctioneers. SPRAGUE, SIMPSON, GARNER, erates panx on Jaxe leaves Oth-strest | YOUNG & MIDDLET, patton’ ‘T. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer. THREE. QUARTER SEAT NO-TOP McCAFFRAY Es son ee pane sopping st Piney, RUSTEE’S SLLE OF THAT DESIRABLE FO! On TUESDAY MORNING. Fenavanr Aa BYE Ae ess ann Ce Printand Point Lokou! Eeases Rare apna TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO- STORY PRESSED-BHICK BUILDING, WIT | en eee C'cLocK, in ffont of our CALICO, 8c. Boston steame! Ser siternate dame STORY BRICK DWELLING, No. 1841 A THREE-STORY BACK Bi OCCU. a a rooms, We Wil aoe oe above, See igound, Trip, 6B TWELFTH § NORTHWEST. ZED BY THE TOPOGRAPHICAL, DIVL | being 'a ponuthe ime spring, ta “ia avlgnaid Good Quality CALICO. Masa fare, B1t 81. 0: Tusa 7 82. By virtue of Laedoree dated January BION OF Ti POST OFFICE DEPART- | crder, baving been u: bat a short Prop- sgn en Sy Saou: DAILY LINE ON THE POTOMAO RIVER. au Ai De ga guent wend in Liber No. MENT, LENT, No. 916, ts E STREET, t NORTHWEST. catty of a private gentleman. PERCALES, in New Designs re eee ado and tae tee Mee ey | District of Gatmntia: “and ‘af the request of yord and and myself ‘Gaied Fane 8 Ap. ists, UNCANSON BROS. ‘Auetionecrs, | Sebareen fk her tripe wank bee on ‘secured there sell at public auction, | dul; ber No. 7 foto 360, Je i'and D streets northwest. GINGHAMS. Gadel poe (ar Ge ee front. of the prenilecss on MON DAY, Fesavanr | one ramen the land ‘records for the Disenct of Sofam- ; ' Co 167TH," 1880, x., the follo bia, and at the request of the ‘secured the REGULAR SALE OF NEW AND SECOND HAND COTTONS AT THE LOWEST PRICES. ‘STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK. Pt Le a Te hap a tee ioral fl [beater pe ponte bie FURNITURE, COMPRISING AG ata ny. Steamers, E, O. KNIGHT and JOHN Grosom alter- | District of Columbia, vie All that certain piece or | auction, in front of on MONDAY, TEA PLAIN AND FANCY HOSIERY. pately leave Pier 41, East River, New York, every | parcel of ground kriown as Lot numbered forty= TUARY 16, 1880, ar 4:80 o'clock Pete. thi : Pe Rine (49), of Haley's subdivision of Square iA. | lowing described real estate, eituste in OX ona TYLER & CIHEWNING, taken af Jo Tatee. “Apply at Sieamer’ OF ered three hundred and six (306), with the im- | inxton, District of Columbia, to wit alt that certain ‘Late Clerks with Perry & Bro.) undes jational Metropolis ok yw, President. ‘Terms of yne-third 3 plot numbered four (4, in quare number-a ER GOODS. @ 5 one G)and two (2) years, from day of sale, with | hundred and seventy-seven (377), beinniog for the ¥ HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, SHIRT 8 febl4 918 7th st. m.we NEW YORK_R terest at rate of seven (7) per cent per anm same at the southwest corner of said lot and run- C AN MARE AND TOP” GROUER'S The first clase steamers of this ling, «‘W.A SQHOL- | Until paid, payable semi-annually, secnred by d ning shetiee cmt the line of E siceet, east twenty-four)| i net at_sales-rooms, on TUESDAY P** Goons. ea RRR DAB “ML “BHOTRDASL® ER ear teen aes feet f'n alley sthouce went twonty font Gu MORNING, Fenpcany 17th, CosMfENcING Ar 10 713. Market Space. alternate W deave Sersay Gity, every | ig. All Gonvesancing at purchatere cost. Le the thence south one hundred and ‘fty-nine (i oie o'cLocK, ee 70; Reon C Cabin #45 "850; Slaorane 836 terms of sale are not complied with within five fect tothe lace. of besinning, toxether THOMAS DOWLING, Auctloneor, Winter @oods in stock to be closed at great | 8-270; Recon a SAS O80 : Bioee: nagar | frm the day of sal, the Trustees reeerve the right improvements, &e. Sublect ties now due ring Goods left over from last season at i Smee CWA OR Gerer Ae™ eee Stak ann onset Ste at eulting: Dar || Arrest Sik: 600 arid secrued interest to: VREEE HOU INE? No a9) PENSE ANT bring Goods left ov a mn. rage sees a ca oWilante, Neto Oa" | "RUE MENDESEAU | nate, | ofits Beene are eaters | AERC, Avan FoCkTehTW wiubert All Domostics to tan the present wholesale price, LYDE’S NEW EXPRESS LINE onthe, for which the notes of the purchs On THUKSDAY MORNING, Frsnvany Anew stock of viata eal Camas, ne janet LEXANDR WASHINGTON bya deed of trurt on, the property sold, wall be Ubcbate mo burhneet real diego SBTANRETS, SHA ad = COMFORTS Nb GEORGETONN FAMILY SUPPLIES. en. A deposit of $200 will be required of the | aseotment of Chambe ‘iture, One New at less than present whol pate mnecting vat Philadelphis ‘with des = Gs arer at he ime sale, an wu ‘a a of eal Miller Fire-proof. sate, One Walnut Mirror-back SON, “Zine for Bostems Providence, and the JOH LEN Te & att ie expence of 1 purl Sra t rod id ard Silver-mounted Show Case, assortment febl4 713 ‘Market Space. ww England § eaten. ieivie Bona Ween are NOt com ers ane on cave. eet ae ee one of Silver: plated and Glass Ware, Cooking Stove and . Boston Codfish Balls. Gol inmbia Bones erring. five day itchen Requisites. é, BAHGAINS IN From Philadelphia waturany 7, at 10 a.m. Smoke i and cost of the deta a ae NOKaRe | Termscash. Go From Washington Monday, at 1 a.m. Columbia River Salinon: Sih iz Fish Ohowder. | @dvertitement. °° “GEORGE, W. STIORNEY, {eb16-3t. THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. —Mon ran 5 - DRESS GOODS OF ALL KINDS. (eri, received ‘aay und 8 a Throng Fried Sea Trout. sage Fresh Gulf Shrimps. SS = JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. jen_iven to Boston an A 1 Fall iver. "Georgetown goods recel ved ndtauded | Saraince in Tomatgen a O° Watiines aux Truff-s. SRUSTEE'S SATE OF LOT ON TWENTY. BEACK and COLORED SILKS. at Washington. Haddock Rees. -HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. See Bet Wen CAND L IN STRIPED SILKS, DAM SILKS. tron, full information apply to J. H. JOHNSON & | Yarmouth Bloaters. ‘Kippered Herring. sali SNORT WEST, WASHENGTO: » ME! ores for oe 00. ae Geeahe ond Lath stro wher ancien ; Sait in oi m ae te, in 8 I SHALL SELL AT AUCTION By vi of a deed of trust to me, dated 28th Dek 6 ” » | Gonent en Es “2 nchovice Je ee a bea ates BY ORDER OF THE Febrnary, 1874, and recorded in Liber N BR > homie a if desitable Ladies’ and Missest | Gen eral Manders, 12 Gouth Wharves, Philsdei- Scarhota Beadh Clams SONS, AURORA SILVER PLATE CO., 746, folio 34, of the Land Records for D. ©. ¢2"Ten per cent. off all cash sales. ~ IMPORTERS ABLE LU: CURIS AT STORE 1425 NEW YORK AVENUE, and at requést of Paes cecaren, 1 will sell at ubltc ORTH GERMAN LLOYD_Sraaus fev14 1216 F street. ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY Ira, Bn TEmcser, 1680, ke tae Oe Ee JOHN T. MITCHELL, poo AMraOR AND Buewin a on = as Se And continue through this week, northern feoton? ai street, by fail depth of we febis-6t 931 Penna. avenue. steamers of this compan See De ate GOODS: AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M., 2 P. M., AND 7:30 | thirteen (13), in square thirty-one (31) in City of pD*®* GooDps AT oO OLD PRICES. The best vard-wide BLEACHED COTTON at the old price, vane 8 size pure LINEN TOWELS, 123¢., (old ice.) paren pure LINEN NAPKINS, only 8¢., (old Pere. white TABLE LINEN, 50c., (old price.) ene, ware best , CALICO made, (in sbort lengths, ) old price. Glos Out of all our Ladies’ CLOAKS at actual ‘Pure Wool Colored CASHMERES reduced to 250. Colored and Black SILK VELVETS at cost. Colored one dust, SATINS. DRE! SB ire wool, 1: 2360 ot QrTINGHAM eo for Curtains, 124, 15, 37, 50, 62, etTARO. ‘COVERS, handsomely Embroiderea with Bik, 83.75 to 810. CARTER'S, 711 Market Space. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN BLACK SILKS. Our 81, $1.25 and $1.50 BLACK SILKS are the Bret in this city. Te. 1 an BACK SILKS, B17, 8582.50. COLORED SILKS, immense assortment. Every pair of our BLANKETS at actual cost. size Double BLANKETS reduced to 82. Bi and Colored CASHMERES, very wide Aouble width, (pure wool, ) reduced to 6uc. SLOTH, for men and boys wear, 37, 50, 62, 75c., (old prices.) Our large size spore White BRIDAL QUILTS, 81.50, (old price AA Honeyeamb White QUILTS, 50, 62, 75, 874 CARTED’S, 711 Market Space. Cold prices) CARFS! SCARFS! SCARFS! REAT mEDUCTION ae MAKE ROOM FOR ere SOARTS reduced, i. ‘These are all new and desirabis goods and are Bold at the above figures to reduce stock. HIRTS to order and ready-made. THOMPS! MPSON'S Shirt Factory, 816 F st. n.to. jan28 gure THAT WILL GIVE SATISFACTION. The ‘Grown Diamond” Shirt, only 50 cents. The ‘‘Senate” Im) pee Aids Shirt su made of the very Theat mus- d twenty- one, hundred aoe only 75 cents. wine “Reception” Shirt, made of the BEST muslin and Exrna ¥ INE linen * Shirts, the best ‘a muslin and twenty-one linen, 60 cents MEGINNISS’, San? 1002 F street n.wo. Lu oN Ca Eee ‘THE PRICE -made Shirt for. bund 15 Our Celebrated Triumphant Shir; Wameutia mus- Mie fpiy all Hoek pose, then bande made in the finest custom amanner, only: 1. Leave Some orders eat us for Fino Dress Shirta. never fail to give a perfect fit. 6 Elegant Shirts to order Toe: 8 very Fin ‘Gotta bos. ) to oFd 3:60 Very Fine (soli: Fine stock re ORS ISHT r Holiday Presen: cane UBREUIL BROS. y No. 1112 F st. ___CO AL AND WOOD. jypTHew 1CZ, COOKE & PORTER, COAL. BEST QUALITY OF WHITE AND RED APH < ANTHRACITE COAL. ‘Well screened and clean, 2240 Ibs. to the ton anteed. George's Creek, Lump and Run of ane Gumberland Coal, by cargo, car Inad or single top. Large eupply Hard Furnace Coal suitable foundry use. WOOD OF ALL KINDS. PINE, OAK AND HIOKORY OF BEST QUALITY, In Coup Lenots, om SawED uD SPLrE 70 ANE ZB. for BAKERS’ PINE A SPECIALTY. Main Office, 1419 New York ave. Office and Yard 2d st: and Indiana ave. Shipping Wharf and ‘Yard, foots st 10th st. LITMORE Branoz. fice, 39 Sy Bont Ofioe aye. Office and Reil- wey edral, near Biddle st. Shipping feet feat of 3 ‘York at. les Agent for Washington. Brvate, eeyhene Eines to What and Yards, Also, connection with ‘* Telephonic Exchange in doth cities. NATIONAL FAIB ASSOCIATION. ‘T PREMIUM FOR BEST COAL AND. EIRDLING | ‘WOOD was awarded to us over all com. STEPHENSON & BRO., Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf. Office: 12th and Penna. svenue. novs cn 00: = SouNnon BROTHERS. wre ad ‘woop. ‘ELEPHONIO OT! DAL. Pull Weioht, Beat me “Tow our rece the best @ vary lowest Pri Wetunurs a re 008 ae 240 pounds to (SO) pene Calor mill and depot fot ie 18th and ¥ sta. 120° Fst. a ‘12 9th st. E.ws;1alé Tors n-w- rand 4ii Pa ave. 8.6. ol bday DYSPEPSIA REMEDIES. YEPE}, edies. are earnestly requested to try these ‘No matter how bad ad the esse case they never Price 50 cents per bottl SEARS BROWN MIXTURE. a Oil of Tar and Horehound—is a dy for Coughs, Colde, and is ben- sumptives. Ning and 4 oz. bottles, of sale by ihe following and other, aes G. Ducket 0. . a Bi, Entwisle, W. on, JW Dre oars Tisch rat ve Btore 1023 7th et. ; J, jis. ‘and principal depot, 6i Bridge jan3i-Im iceman VETERANS AND #RENCH CITIZENS’ CLAIMS IN THE LATE WAR ATTENDED TO. J. AMBLER SMITH, ATTORNEY-aT-Law, jan28 Sth and D sts. 1 ic Loox: LOOH! Sus. NOTE PAPER SELLING FOR 81. Paper former!y sold for 75c. now reduced to 60s. ‘The above barvain can be obtained at JNO, C. PARKEBR’S, ots 617-619 7th street. : C8ots RE NOTARY ieee te AGENT Residence, 1552 8th st. n. janl7-1m « yD pshenabenat 8 NEW = = Aap EAU DE UINT. cea Sue ESA U.@. Patent Of- Sanit gia Coane re e- }, 17 Cedar st., New York. Ge os iL i ieee GARE SEES |e (ori The pass froma Bremen Pier, fone ofS trent ToD otores. from’ New don, ay Soudbampion and and Bremen fret cabin’ 6100; second cal fais Fe oo r passage, nese apply 10 GELMOn een, New Work. W. G. . METZEROWT & G0-. 98 Puvaves Aventa for Washington. sepl0 YUNARD LINE. = With the view of diminishing the chances of eol- ision, the Steamers of this line take a specific course forall Reasons of the Joa queenmon outer passage from York or Borton rocsing the eridsan of 69 at 48 ‘at, or nothing to the north of 43. a tho bomoward of 6 at ad iat. OF n ‘sthenowher ae THE OUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIM- een New York ad Li Hate { Cork Harbor Alger fed. Mar.17 | Gallia. .....Wed. April. 21 veer every, following Weaneecay sant New York RATES OF PARBA\ 860, $80 and #100 gold, according to accommo ‘Ticket to Paris, $15, gold, additional. Beturn tickets on: favorable terms. Btsorses at very. low rates. ‘Bteerage tickets from Liverpool a oe Gocenstows and all ail other ‘parts of Thoth al it bls Of laden given for Belfast, Glasgow, arte, Ants ep and oth ihe ports on the finens, pase apply at Soe Company's ‘OTIS Sera See ee ‘th stroct, Weaning: §an28- " CHAS. G. FRANOKLYN, Agent, N.Y. RAILROADS. ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. THE GREAT DOUBLE TRAOK. National Route and Short ‘wares to the North, Moreh west, \¥. and Southw: To take effect Sunday, Novenaber 16, com at 1:20 a.m. Le WASHINGTON. Baltimore, Hilicott City and Way Sta- -tNew York, Philadelphia snd Boston a.m. On_ Sundays to Baltimore only.. BSE at Relay Lee 6:60 a.m.—Baltim mont, Stras! rick and way, v 8:00 a.m.—tBal Annapolis and way. (Pied- wed ester, Hagerstown, ia Relay itimore and La moat Se —= as eee ‘York and and nae ch car to Grate Valley = a. E ral it Hagers- ‘ora Snes ee On Sunday to Rocks and Way 01 atom +Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Sta tigue, "80 p-m.tPHILADELPHIA, NORFOLK pabrivone EXPRESS. bent {xnton, Siops st Bladensbr "Here aa a SEMOH SED Las LAUREL EX- Eilicott City, via FOHIUAGO, COLUMBUS AND GH ayteaeaay, Bleeping car to kD plishione EXPRESS. 8 ‘Bigps at Bladens: Bang andl nar at Laurel. “sleepin, cat to New York, and 50 D. qa Pouls and Gineinnat! Express. Daily. OeSindsy only. Other trains daily, except 8 Btop at Relay Station. pi taine er inforran eae apply at the Baltimore and Gite "Nexet it Offices, Station. and 803, 619 and Corner 14th and Pennsyivania sven) where eocacrs cen for cuecked id received at any point in the 1, M. COLE, General Meret awent Zs re : G0. S°KOONTE. General Agent. myl? GREAT 1880 PENNSYLVANIA 1880 NORTH, WEST, AND 80 TO THEN OH are a HA SPLENDID Dp SOEMEHT, MaGnNivicENT EQUIPMENT. In Effect Taxus wane LEAVE ‘S AUTON fe eae 1040 sane = em Par- Bisa to pone pS. Lot Louis and Chicago: i Son MU Dime daily, with Palace Oar to Obioaao, BALTIMORE AND POT D POTOMAG RAILROAD. For, daigua, Orr Butalon Niagara (alls ang the Norihe at 600 arin dal gaily, exco Bunday; 7:46 p.m. daily, exce it Sat 7 Wi Palace Cars to Canandaigua. Lock Haven, and imira, ‘at 40am Sun For b nee. York and the East, 8 ‘daily, except Sunday, ana oie ith Palate Gaz “tached” “Liza eye Parios Oars, $80 am: daily, janday. For' Broo Bt Si, thos connect at with bonis of Brookige manos itor nsfer to Fulton strest, avoid Pa ferriage and Journey across New York Fordiiadelonin, 5218 a.m. and 1:30 p.m., asily, and 9:46 p.m., except Sunday, 9:30,1b:40 a.m. and 1:30, $0, 7.40 and 9:45 p.m. On Sanday ante Greek Line 100 EP as aap, 7 OXO8 Annapolis. 8: “10 s-m1. and 4:20 p.m., daily, ex- sept Bn ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG WAY AND ALE: AND WASHING. aay ADs ony 1k For ll a.m., 4 5 ecb bof ath SPE k A Richmond anc iE cont, 7:00 daily, and 5m pm dal aay, except Sun oo dria for W: 8,10 }- 2. 13:50" 7908p. and 22 sno _— teas and 10am. and 7 and heey Bleeping Parlor Oar s0- ei De browsed st tis oficos, norte ee. of Th Sar Der ot SIsth sbeot ‘and Bean ortheast tyirania aren ne ene Mere orders cas be lett or cheesing of baarage {6 destination from iN, General Manager. nov? —— HIS iS THE BURGLAW’S SEASON FRabe ‘THO. Fire, (Barglar and Damp Proof from $5 to 860 a . Government on deposit for $1 Eee dh eee eee a lank on Cesen o jan3 OR. aaa et no OB stand ae rh Res Address or ese aa ae of second-hand clothing, watches ais het noes Pe ave. E begiven to orders in person or pa Raagiee as Fee Sarees recut sttention For the benefit of his customers, at a reasonable profit for the benefit of himeelf, He does not pretend to sell any STAPLE GOODS at cost—much less doit. Such bait covers hooks, and hooks are to catch fish. He does not look upon the public as FRESH FISH. Those who propose to work for nothing and find themselves must cheat their customers, or in. the end swindle ae creditors: Do not forget «what BURCHAKD’S, Pa. ave. at. Orders received by ‘Telephone. febld G*® A. O*HARE, 1213 7th st. n.w., between M and N, Successor to O. 8. O'HARE & SON, SELLS 5 gallons good mone ifibs, best N.Y, BUC 50 2 cane 00d SUGAR CORN. 25 Lean Stubler's Corn, 15 1 package BREA KFAST HOMIN 15 1 pound FRENCH CREAM CANDY. 15 1 dozen Proctor & Gamble's OLEINE SOAP. |: 75 MOCK TURTLE SOUP. 30 1 gal. very best SWEET CATAWEA WINE... 1.00 ¥ ppl. nice FAMILY FLOU: 1.90 el ws NOT: SAVE MONEYS Aaa Tuy FLOUR (Pat. Process SHELLBARES, per peck. E. E. BRAY, feb12-2m_ Southwest cor. 9th & L sts. n.w. INS Reese FAMILY FLOUR 32.00 per CONGRESS FAMILY FLOUR. = o pel bag. GOLDEN HILL ‘* Georgetown best PATENT PROGESS Fi 25 re Cc, WITMER, 1918 Penn. ave. febT parse GRAPES, . FLORIDA ORANGES, BANANAS, LEMONS, APPLES, AND ASSORTED FRENCH FRUITS. JOHN H. MAGRUDEB, feb6 1421 New York Avenne. ess GROCERIES. 8 1 08 35 8 Lbs. FIGS (Layers). 0. BR. WIXOM & CO. Jan29-2w ‘The handsomest Minnesota Patent Flour in the United States. B MINNEOLA, A very superior Minnesota Patent, STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANOY, 4 magnificent Winter Wheat Patent Process. GOLDEN HILL, ‘The standard Spo aan of the District. For sale by every first-class ‘Wholesale Depot—Cor. Ist st. and Ind. ave. nové WM. M. GALT & ©O. 207 STREET MARKET. 720 aon street. Game of all kinds. pclae oe inher variate {SKINS & BON. OUR IMMENSE TRADE BHOWS ‘WHAT VIM AND PUSH WILL BO. Burrows to if you doit it. Noneed ‘prument. Prices aioue tel the ao yok, Good Lumber and small ‘prof have gained us 4 VERY LARGE TRADE. ing but 1 ie ee oe Our oe puns make our house the most rable aid sateak place to trad, EVERY ADVANTAGE THAT BUYERS OAN POSSIBLY SEEK IS ASSURED. eat Se : pees ry ma a WILLET & LIBBEY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF LUMBER, jan2o Cor. 6th St. and N. ¥. ave. poy cute p se OVERGOATS EVENING. THE BALANCE OF SILVER PLATED WARE, Now on exhibition, belonging to THE AURORA SILVER PLATE CO., Consisting of ALL KINDS OF GOODS USUALLY MADE BY A FIRST OLASS FACTORY, And manufactured expressly for JEWELERS’ TRADE. ‘This sale offers great inducements to purchasera, asthe zoods are strictly first-class, of la artis- tic designe, fine finish and durable. WILL BE ABSOLUTELY SOLD Regardless of price, to close the entire stock of the AURORA SILVER PLATE CO. SALES EACH DAY AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M., 2 P. M. AND 7:30 EVENING. Onur patrons are specially invited to attend THIS GREAT CLEARING SALE. By order of the AURORA SILVER PLATE 00. THOMAS DOWLING, Anct. WAS LTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers, No. 1001, northwest corner 10th and D sts, SHOW CASES! SHOW CASES! SHOW CASES! AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY, Fen. 17H, at 11 o'cLockK a.M., we hall cell in front of our auction romms— ‘Three Silver-Piated Show Cases, different sizes. Thirteen Walnut Show Cases, different sizes. Qne Upright Halt Silver Show Gas call special attention to those in want of Show Cakes to attend the sale. R B. WILLIAMS & CO., febl4-2t Auctioneers. ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.,, Auctioneers, Cor. 10thand D sts., facing Pa. SPECIAL SALE OF DIAMONDS, JEWELBY, AND LADIES' GOLD WATCHE! On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, a febl4 17TH, commencing at Two O'CLOcK, we shal make a special rale of Diamonds, Jewelr: and Watches. Visitors speak enthusiastially dis) Chata weil he furnished the ladies, who are re- Wee etfuil ited. Terme cash. Soe at WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. eee SALE OF AN, UNUSUAL AS- SILV Jin -PLATED WARE, Together with the mont extensive selection: GOLD AND SHLVER WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, Ero. ‘Will be continued from day to day, at 10 9.m, and 7:30 p.m. until the entire stock is closed out OUR AUCTION ROOMS, corner 10th and D si facing Pa. ave. febl4-3t WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. (HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. 800 YARDS AXMINSTER, MOQUETTE, BRUS- SELS AND OTHER CARPETS AT Aber 110; Will be gold at ing auction rooms, on fon Famnuany {itn 1800s Ar ocLock, all the le nt Carpets from the residence of Mrs, Senator itewart, which were slichtly damaged at the late fire, and will be sold without reserve. Can be 8 day prior to sale. feb12-4t THOMAS DOWLING, |Auct. JUNCANSON BROS.., +» Auctioncers. 4 RUSTERS' SALE OF THREE FRAME DWEL- TINGBAND, Lo1S ON SIXTEENTH STREET, (EAR SCOTT STATUE AND LOUISE HUME, NORTH Het: A AUC 1e Of a di in Liber No, 768, sole, & one of 2 t reco! the Tend Fecords for the District of Columbia, and at FB the Fequast of "ve wall Sell om TUESDAY, THE 5 TH Ae OF eBEUARY, A.D. 1880, aT 4:30 0'c! in front of the prem ines,’ all that piece or parcel of eround situater| and being in the city of Washinton, in the Biche of Columbia, and known and distinguished on the ground plat or plan thereof, a8 lot numbered eliht (8), in square numbered one hundred and ninety Hix G06): toyether with all the improvements, ways, essements, rights, ETc, appurtenaces and heredifames nts 10 e same belonging or in any wise a] Pets ante Jot has a front of sixty-one feet on 16th street. northwest, in the same square with the “Louise Home” and near Scott's statue. The im- Honses. 6 consist of three Frame Dweiling : One-third cash, balance of purchase mene ney. in equal ety at six, twelve and eighteen months, notes to be secured by deed of trust on the property sold, and to bear seven per cent. interest, or all cash'at option of puEchaect Conveyancing, Ke.. at purchaser's cost. A da uired when the property is struck off. Secae to be complied vies 7 Hoth erwise the ‘Trustees reserve the right to property at the risk and cost of the defaulting pad aser after giving five days’ notice of le in some news- paper published Lin, Washin ton, D. C. ROBERT COLTMAN, } Trustees feb}. d&ds HOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer. CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY, ON THE NORTH SIVE OF SECOND STREET, Ber WEEN HIGH AND MARKET STREETS, By viriue of a decree of the Supreme oot of the District of Columbia, passed the, 201 day of January, 1860, in Equity Cause 6, 642, Le , wherein jones et al. are complain- ants and Joan D, ‘defendants, the undersigned Tru ell, on FRIDAY, ‘THE 20re, Dax OF FEBURATY, 880, A 4:50 O'CLGoR, P. ‘tern part of lot numbered ‘in’ Beatt; Hawkin’s addition to Georgeto' Oy 2: at 35 feet from the eastern line of the lot; running north 160 fect thence enst 1774 foe thence South 150 feet to said north line of 2d street: then west 1736 feet to the i, together with the improvements. ‘erms: One-third of the terre ponies cash in hand ; the remainder of said purchase money to aid in three equal instalinents at at six, torelve nd eightcen months, from the day of sale; ‘the de- ferred payments to interest at the rate of tix per cent. per ann All conveyanc 1¢ property is hot ‘complied with in 8 days, the trustee reserves he nent t oreeell the roperty at the risk and cost of the defai pure] Of OLA G. GREEN, arate. Intelligencer Building, th and D st. n.w. Cz ANCERY SALB OF VALUABLE REAU ES TATE O! NORTH SIDE OF BRIDGE siitret, Neat CONGRESS STREET, IN ‘OWN, D. virtue of a peoree of the Supreme, O Sourt e Dintriet of Columbia, passed in Eq Gate No- 6,805, wherelt Sonar Be cise and others are plaintiffs, end Addison AM. Brooke dersigned, feb10-10t and others are defendants, the un public ae ter front of the fourth of the purchase money to be paid in cash, gaa temo aon Se raese the balance to be paid in the Trustees reserve the right to resell iki * Roa ee caiottey eens DUNCANSON $noa comes feb5-d&ds ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF HANDSOME BAR FIXIURE! CUT GLAS WAI FRENCH EN lida MABBLE- OB st fe age Ob ni a = Ces a ube” auction, A.D. WEDNESDAY, the 182m Da aes 1880, af 10 o'0L0CK A.M, part of feeté of the, iste Bernard Hl well-known Washington, D. Terms of ‘sale: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve months, with interest, to be secnred by deed of trust. A depomt of fifty’dollars at time of sale. Conveyancing at purchaser's cost. If terms are not complied with in one week, the Tras- fee will resell property at risk and cost of default- ing purchaser febig. WILLIAM A. GORDON, Trustee. pENCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF IMPROVED REAL TATE, ON TWENTY FOURTH STHE! BETW ) ESTE Nout Was INGTON, 26th January, No. 850, folio 69, of the land records of Dis: trict for Columbia, and at request of the par Di cured, we will fell at public auction, in front of fhe Premiges, on DA RUARY 28TH, A.D. 1880, aT 40% me ~ all that parcel of trotind improved by a frame house and known as the gouth- ern part of lot numbered thirteen (13), in square numbered thirty-one (31), in City of Washington, D.C., beginning for same at the southeast corner ot, No. 13, on the west side of 24th street northwest, and run thence west with the eouth line of said lot one hundred and forty (140) feet, theace nth with west Tine of said lot twenty (30) feet, thence east parallel to first line to said 24th street, thence south with said street (2u) feet to the begin- ning. ‘Terms of eale: One-third cash; balance in two equal instalments at six and twelye months, with interest, to be secured by deed of trust. A deposit of one hundred dollars at time of sale; conveyan- cing at purchaser's cost. ‘Terms of sale to_ be com- plied with in one week, otherwise the Trustees will Fesell at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser. NILLIAM 4. GORDON, ? prustocs, febl6 DINAND NG, vee J) UNCANSON BEOS., Auctioneers. USTEFS’ SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON NEW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS NORTHWEST, AT By virtue of a deed of trust given to us, and. duly recorded in Liber No. 840, folio 473, one of the land records of Washi inaton county, in the District of Columbia, and by request of the fatty eccured thereby, we will sell, at public auc- Hon, on THURSDAY, 4711 Day oF MAncH, A. D.1880, ine in. the inthe o'cLock P.'M., in front of the ail thore “iiicces and parcels of ground 1 City ‘on, in the District of Columbia, an lots numbered, twenty-seven (27), frrenty eight (28) and twenty-nine (29), in Lawrte’s recorded subdivision of part of lots numbered two (2), in square numbered four hundred and fifty (450), fossil subdivision being recorded January 15th, 1877, in Liber R. L. Hoxie, folio 382, in the office of the surveyor of the District of Columbia, to- gether with all and singular the appurtenances, rights, privileges, improvements and other heredit- oe fo the same belonging or in any wise apper- nin rms: One-quarter cash; balance six, twelve cighteca months potes to bear, 6 par cent interest, and to be secured by a deed of trust on the premi- yesold. A deposit of $100 required at time of sale. ‘Terms to be complied with within seven days otherwiee the Trustees reservo the right to re: the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting chaser after giving five days public notic> of Such resale in some newspaper published in Wash- ington, D.C. “Conveyanetug af purchaser's cost. feb16-codkas_JAMES D. CLEARY.) TFusteos. [OR SALE AT A GREAT BARGAIN UPON REASONABLE TERMS: A Gemirall le Dwellit -house, No. 164, mens atrcet (Heizhts of i fin ‘oihsing thirteen rooms, mangard roof, all 2 ocern improvenients; containing. 7,000 cunare fect of eround, with Brick Oarriae house and Stables ‘Street ‘cars pass. by the premises. Also, a ten-room Brick Honge adjoining, with bay window and all modern improvemen.s. # terme and examination apply on premises. he above property will be sold at auction TUES- DAY, Kepnvany 24, at Free O'Czoce. if not sold before at hanes sale, THOMAS DOWLING, feb14, 16,18, 20, 21,23 Auctioneér. NEO. TRUESDELL, Auctioneer. BIRBET, BETWEEN TWELFTH STREETS Foods PREM- TSES 1102-104 AND 1 By virtua of three coverai cloods of fa do all dated September 13, 1878, and recoraed in Liber 893, at folios ‘381, 384.ana 38 spectively, ono of tie Land Heoords of the D raed of Colmbia, and, algo, in pursuance of an order of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed on the 30th day of January, A.D. 1880, in cause No. 6877, Eq. Doc. 19, T will offer for sale at public suction on SATURDAY, the 2ist Day oF FEBRUARY, 1880, AT 4:30 O'CLOCK of the premises, Lots 83, w. Starr’e subdivision of Lots numbered 37 to 51, in- iat Otel of Gna, ng in Washington City, District of Columbia, with the improvements, cotiisting of a desirable Brick welling on each of sui Terms of sale: One-third cash; the balance in three equal instalments, at six, twelve and elgitean months from day of sale, for which the purchaser's Promisory notes shall be given, bearing interest Peer ck cane per anmura; to Ho soured by dood clusive, of Guli of trust upon the respective premises sold, and tatisfactory” policies of insurance upon the Bulld- ings. Terme to be complied with within seven days from day of sale, otherwise the. e Property to be re ath depontt of sen cach ot sejdred at ine ot cash deposit of on each Io posit CpRAM G. EYL: LUN ‘Trustee, “eebo-d&ds strost'ns IN SALE OF ST, S IN THE NEW DAS ae ae a NINTH STREETS, WAS INGTON, D:G., COMPRISING— 30 Butchers’ Stalls, oH Hucksters and Miscellaneous do, Wil on anes on [a ae Fepavany 197TH, 1880, a7. Por To'ctocx foo pHOMT AS DOW LING, Auctioneer. (HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer STEES’ SALE OF TWO DWELLINGS, ON NDUNBARTOR © Res NEAR HIGH, Za deed of trast, dated the 28a LRer'siene t9 mia TG, sam f the land raed Oe r olio 876, one of for the Distri Columbia, and by direction of lores of the Colum! MONDAY... February 16, 1880. How A MURDERER BARELY EScargp Lyncu- ING 48 HE ToLp His Stor A special dispat to the Philadelpgia 7imes from New York, Feb- ruary 12, says: Wm. Rhodes, a peddier, was found dead in a culvert near Hickville, Long Island, in December, and the coroner's jury rendered a verdict of accidental death. But a detective caused the arrest of Jas. Seaman, and to-day he confessed to the murder in court, sa ing that with Bill Weeks, who fs now in Sing prison, he laid in wait for Rhodes. Weeks crept ap behind Rhodes and felled him with a club. They rifled his pockets of a few dellars,and hile doing so he recovered and pleaded, “For God’s sake don’t kill me.” Weeks beat his brains out with a stone. They led the horse to the culvert, threw the peddier down tnto It, head first, and then shoved the horse and wagon over him. It looked as though the man had driven into the place. When the prisoner got this far the crowd in the court room made a rush for him, but the officers kept them back, and Seaman was taken to jail. One of the bles found a rope and a noose in the pasion © one of the crowd, and It {s plain that but for {he Promptness of the officers Seaman would have been lynched then and th THE WAR ON THE CHINESE IN CALIFORNIA.— The San Francisco unemployed_worktagmon visited Some more factories last Friday and de- manded the discharge of Chinamen and the suo sutution of white workmen as provided by tiv new constitution. The > Centra Pacific railroad in reply gemand sata the company employed Chinas sa, retained on duty many white men whose ser vices were not required, because they did no’ wish to discharge old employes. They would b governed under the lav they deemed the wise F of the Selby smelting works bluntly the new con: constitution the United States bade him submit. ‘The Dill to enforce the clause in the constitution at issue was tinally passed by the legislature yesterda and was signed by the governor. The law will pourees come before the courts at an early day. FAaMings like that which is now devastating Ireland have been lamentably frequent during the last few years. In 1869, absolute starvation prevaliea for several months throughout Fin- land and along the Baltic seaboard, aggravated by a frost of unexampled severity, which de- stroyed hundreds of those who made for the towns in quest of relief. In 1sv1,a yet more terrible famine decimated the population of northwestern China, many of the sufferers be- ing driven to gnaw the bark from the tree: even to devour the bodies of the dead. Similar horrors were enacted on a smaller scale in ¢ ern Russia during the great drought of 1 The failure of the Bengal rice crop at the clo: of that year swept away, during the earl months of S74, at least half a million lives. The dearth in Bulgaria in 1876, and that in Cash- mere a twelve-month ago, are still fresh in pub- lic memory, while the present year has been ushered in by three distinct famines, in Ireland in Silesia, and in the Persian province of Seistan THE Cs , and has just scored one in California, whose supreme court has de- cided that womeh cannot be excluded, solely on account of their sex, trom the Hastings € tollege of Law in the state eta This colles ze was founded by Mr. S. C. Hastings, who gave 100,000 for that Gees Tt was created by the act of 1SiS,and has been made a part of the state university. ‘There is nothing {nthe cha ter or statutes governing either the university or the college which recognizes any distinction among students on account of sex, or author- izes the ofticers of either institution to exclude women. Women are now, and have been for years, welcomed as students in the universit and they are entitled by law to be admitted attorneys and counselors in all the state courts on equal terms with men. Nevertheless, when Clara Foltz, a practicing lawyer of good'stand- ing in the courts of the state, applied for admis. sion as a student in the Hastings College of Lay the directors of that institution, without objec ing to her character, age or intellectual q cauions, refused to admit her because tht eved and determined that it was not wi expedient or for the best interest of the to admit any female as a student therei or Mrs. Foltz (we are not informed which) now obtained from the district court of San Francis- coamandate compelling the college to open its doors to her. The directors appealed to the aupreme court, where they have now met final jeteat. BorH BOLD AND POLITE. bold thief in some unexplained manner gained access to the house of Moses H. Kellam of Jersey street, Jersey City, on Wednesday night. Mr. Kellam and his family were absent, and the two female servants were alone in the extension, a two-story structure twenty-five feet in height. Suddenly the servants heard a noise on the root, and then a noise as of some one jumping to the ground. One of the girls ran to the door, and ling the fence. He paused long ake off his hat and wave a kiss to id then disappeared. The girl immedi- ly gave an alarm, but the man escaped. An taination showed that the house had been robbed of jewelry and clothing valued at $690.— N. ¥. Sun, 13th, A PLAN TO SWINDLE FARMERS, trived scheme for the dupin: throughout, northern Vauiage of the census soon to b> made Leen discovered. ‘Several men, well-dr polite in manners, are to start out through the Teral districts a few w In advance of the y Will stop present blaaks at the various farm-houses ai 1 rthe statistics of the farm, such a3 the bushels or wheat raised, number of cattle, acro3 of land in process of cultivation, &c., requesting tie owrer to fill up the spaces. Between the tables and the foot of the sheet, where the farmer ms his attestation of the statement, 1s a blank space, which the bogus statistician will inform the farmer is for any miscellaneous tn- formation which may be gathered. The owner of the farm will sign the document without any suspicion of fraud. In about a month the farmer will receive notice from an adjacent bank that his note for $10, $.50, or $200. aS the case may be, is due. Bewildered by the strange notice, he will make inquiries and ascertain that the ‘so-called census-taker has filled in the blank for “miscellaneous information” with a promise to Pays, which, being In the hands of an innocent older, must be paid by the unlucky farmer, as Lis veritable signature is at the bottom. THREE WEEKS OF MARRIED LirE.—Robert Riotti, son of the American minister to Central America under President Grant, was married in. tis city on January 15, 1873, to Elizabeth M. Codnell. They lived together for three weeks in Fifty-third street, when he suddenly desert- edher, She heard nothing of him until July Jast, when he began asuit against her for an absolute divorce, averring that she had been uniawfully intimate with a young man named Levy. Theodore F’. Miller, before whom the case was tied, reported in favor of the plaintiff. The evidence against Mrs. Riott! was given by aman anda girlot 17, who as detectives fol- lowed her and Levy to various places, and on the evening of the 29th of June last traced them to the Elysian Fields, Hoboken, where they were seen sitting together upon a rock. A mo- tion made yesterday by ex-Judge Fullerton be- fore Judge Van Hoesen to confirm the referee's j.report Was opposed on behalf of defendant by Col. C. S, Spencer. He laid stress upon Levy's denial of the charges made_ by the detectives, and the evidence for the defence that at the time referred to Mrs. Riot: was engaged in her duties plsenmerts Decision was reserved.—N, ‘Sun, 14th. CURLEY, a noted highwayman of the Dead wood region, was arrested by two officers, who had to journey 40 miles to take him to jall. All rede on horseback, the prisoner betiveen his captors, The possibility of escape was dis- cussed on the way, Curley maintaining that he could put spurs to to his horse and get away, be- cause his beast was the freshest of the three, BC addition Golumble, bounded ‘2 follows: Beginning ‘at the man 6 nlheant covuer fea said lot three (3),on Dunbarton ret, and run thence 6: aad twenty clgut C138) Took ties West porvaltal ta 3 Dunbaron “Siteat fhisty three est P: (33) Kee then north parallel to first line one hundre: 128) fe jbarton street (ees Seana iene HCE ) feet, sett, to, Dips a As mit the | e improvements, which con- i, together f tr Mi ake Scns aan the balance at a ipebeted and eighteen months, with n otee, Dearing fa at 8 per cent. ner Cane until paid, aaecaei ty by a deed All conveyanc- ingat ‘errelunsar's cost, ioe gown wt when the pro erty. ck off. If tet terms of plied with in seven day from ay of 8 es reserve the right hea risk and cost of she default Ra ma and the officers arguing that he could be riddled with bullets before he got out of range. Sud- denly, Curley nah es his plan into execution, dash- ing off at speed; but the officers’ theory Peace une for they easily killed him with PB A REVIVAL IN A COLLEGE.—The revival spirit was struck the Mere University in earnest.> T meetings have been for two weeks, anes not without good results, <2 many of the students have renounced such practices as card playing and and the use or “ponies.” The tact as declared off all tions of Friday, and extra meetings will held.—springfield Republican. =~ Unemployed laborers in Dublin declare Spell are on the Eee of starvation. “ofhigh rere ingin socket,” quarielled 2 ‘about a young lady and one challenged the other toa di The latter accey ted, and ie Bees pret p weapons, rounds, under exhausted that nelther could §@-Snow was riding on horseback near So- _ California., The horse threw him off, by the beast and. whi e ees ive asound wi ipping, Ww! a where a pl of the rock had Thus a valuable quartz lode Se and a horse escaped punish- Dr, Pruden walked into a prayer-meeting at Benton, Minn., with an Bible in one hand and 4 cocked pistol in the other. He said there had been all too much controversy Bie Fire 1s Crrcago.—Ata late hour Sxtur- day night a fire broke out in the Empire ware- se, embracing the numbers from 198 to 210 Market street, Chicago, and spread until it de- stroyed a large amount of property. The ware- house was occupied as a storeroom for dry goods, liquors and bonded goods. The con- tents of the tree warehouse were entirely de- stroyed. The losses foot. up about a half mil- lion dollars. A list of the insurance on the Sele orci beet ed by fire, and the goods therein, shows total value of proj at Tisk (as estimated) at $472,000 seo 1. has written to Drexel, Morgan ew York, asking them for some fur- ther explanation of their resignation as treas- urer of the Trish reltet fund, and for detatted tne formation as to drafts received by them on ac- cqunt_of the fund since their resignation, and also as tothe disposit e e ane, disposition they made of these FEMALE Foot Pa retired New York me Thomas F. Phillips, a 1 chant, who 1s parnany paralyzed, was garroted and robbed In. Thomp- son street, in that city, last night, by three hegro women, who were Subsequently arrested, and gave their names as Mary Vanderbeck, Elizabeth Wilson and Jane Henderson, of Phila> delphia. BEQUEST TO Gi Bancock.—On Saturday the Will of the late Mr, Borte v po to probate In Philadelphia and a codictl, hitherto unpublish- ed, was found attached to {t in these words: “To oO. 1.200 per annum until that ‘sum shall have reached the sum of of $5,000, In- cluding $1,000 T have paid him in the year 1876, and deducting such other amounts as I may hereafter pay him prior to my decease.” DENT TO THE MARQUIS OF LORNE AND THE ESS Lot n Ottawa (Can.) dispateh A covered sleigh, tn which her royal nd his excelléney, attended by Col. says highn MeNelil and the Hon. Mrs. Langham, were ing to the Senate chamber to hold a drawing- room Saturday night, was upset as it passed out of the grounds of the Government fonse and bout 400 yards, when tt was stopped. y Hon. Mr. Bagot and a groom who were in one of the Jeighs which preceded the vice regal sleigh. The princess received a severe contu- sion on the right. side of the head and had the lobe of her night ear cut. Mrs. Langham was much bruised on her left arm. His excellence contused on the forehead. Col, nt and Balding attendance the former maining all night at Government House. Her aes high Soe much recovered from the shock. Her ear fs slightly cut and the side of her head bruised. ‘The muscles of the neck are were in immediate considerably strained. She ed a good night and at present Is progressing most favorably. Frank Dillinghi dled in jail at Portsmouth yesterday’, from the effects of a pistol shot wound. in the head, which he inflicted upon himself immedi- ely after killing bi: nt, Mrs. Dillingham, a eW days ago, the details of which have been |. He was arraigned Saturday, and pleaded not gullty. He left no confesston, BAYARD Boom at Har 2p.—The result of the question at Har- THE Lanonrine ( R, Col, have for several months been gradually for unions until twenty-one organizations of the rhey , plumbers, bri painters. plasiere s, molders, xbinet motive engineers and firemen, in mass convention took steps to organize a trades it Is claimed, will constitute a voting strenj of 1,900, a atronage of $125, makers, ‘ASE has just come to wioundland. ‘Twenty-two years ago bh named Bearns was murdered by one Col- ins. Six months ago an important witness, who was present at the time of the murder, gave evid efore a magistrate which has resulted 1 of Collins, who 1s now in jail at Buren, N.S. vait trial 82" One of th editors of the Bu is a church trustee, and he says: ~‘Ninety cent. of the coins contributed to benevolent purposes through the church contribution box are mutilated in some way, and would not be accepted at the post-office.” The Rev. Dr. Hatfield, of Chicago, sayshe would bring up his children in the lowest and most immoral neighborhood of that city rather than in the most retined society in which dane- ing, cardplaying, and theater going were toler- ated. s#-Edward F. Williams, president of tne Greenpoint (N. Y.) Savings Bank, was arrested by Anthony Comstock Thu of sending Singularly scurrilous letters through the mail. He d ‘Ss all Knowledge of the letters, S2~The news reached Denver in the afternoon that gold had been found in Platte Canon, and. Deforé nightfall hundreds of prospectors started by train for the place. The valley was covered With claims within two days, and at the end of a week Platte Canon had become a city. te" Wm. MeCabe, of Cyntiian: aged and fecble mother a sound whipping be- caluse she had unjustly punished him as a Boy 30 years before. THe sald that as she was getting £0 old, he might lose the opportunity to gee even with her If he deferred #~ David H. Moberly, of Frederick, Md., has deen nominated form r by the republicans, He isa brother of the democratle nominee for the same office. $?"An Ohio man has brought suit. Pies his own mother for slander, alleging damages at $10,000. —— DIED. BEMAN. Monday, February 16 a.m., of consumption, CoLo! Funeral from St. James He Tuesday, at 1 p. 2 ac friends of the deceased’ are invited to a en PARKER. On the morning of February 16th, 1880, at 6:45 o'clock, HENRY E. Parker, aged fifty- six Years and 22 days. fine ‘ral services will be held at his residence, Pent nia avenue northwest, February inthe t5 p.m. Remains will be taken to Wheeling, -, for interment. Lancaster and Wheeling papers copy.] 16-2 AGUE. At Collierville, Tenn., Febraary ety of savas, James E. SpeaGus, for- ‘lo Express SI 1th, merly of this city. His remains will be brought to Washington for interment. WHITAKER. On Monday morning, February . 1b80, E. M. Wuiraken, aged sixty four years, Services at his late residence, 22 Grant Place northwest, at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Interment at Penn Yan, N. Y. WALLIS. At Bladensburg, Md., February 15th, 1880, at 11 o'clock a.m., J. Wrentiat WauLis. Funeral from his iste residence, Bladensburg, at 10 o'clock, Tuesday, Friends and relatives in- Vited to attend. UNDERTAKERS. ~— JoBN 2. = 16th, WRIGHT, UNDEERTAKEE, fep27-12m 1337 10th street SPIND. U: ‘AKER, 1233 71 : oe jG. Giesidence vince ot business. ibalmed and prepared. brudine Bods aps-* > seum, si gia De zion SSeS nado pede nin This. life iE OF LIFE restores gh youth to the most jana be RB. LEON, the ol ‘only reli- MAS IGEAN ta, the ct gan ie EAD LES PUES N int seis ee aS es rooms for patients. TLIO ISCOVERY. Su = ceri ture of grvous ashley, foe mangos ie [sda vain Can ee ore: simple self which “gt his fellow suite ees nan 19 p.m.