Evening Star Newspaper, February 24, 1880, Page 3

LARGE FLAT PIECE, TOO THIN TO HANDLE, AND, spire oe poate Penn- Pam uot eo sure about OIL PAINTINGS, MISCELLANEOUS. STEAMERS, &c. FAMILY SUPPLIES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. —— = ——— 9 NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE | JOURCHARD & BURCHELL aro frequen TO-MORROW. WALTER © WILLIAMS & 00., aucts. F° and ND fie SOUTH. = THE OVAL CAKE Bteamer Lany ov THE Taxe loaves Oth-street | remind the public thst there are fp Of us. Give TPUROANON BROS. AnctioneeT aorthwest. |" TURE, BRIERE CEE yiast on Mondays, Twednesdays and tome peoplaan feel and thoy wil take ane, but Oth and D streets north TURE; BRUSSELS CARPETS THROUGH. 18 THE MOST ECONOMICAL FORM OF WASH- Point and Pot Point Lookout connectiay ee ea tender teat tin ard- tr, _Bareks hell hope 8 very SPECIAL AUCTION SALE, SUITES, Upholatered in ALNUT: ING SOAP. ALL BAR OR SQUARE Boston stoamers, fc. Leaves Nort eck fine line of groceries. but fo rasonahe | WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE, OF THE] Qce SS CenSton TART RE ARD DIaTRS: OAKES WEAI NIN USE TOA at 4 pm. First clase fa Round Trip, doen not ef BUR ARDS ‘CANNED 00) CORFE, COLLECTION OF EY i [AT RA THEREFORE, WASTED ; WHILE THE OVAL CAKE OF OOLGATE & 00.’8 S‘NEW" SOAP OAN BE OUT IN TWO, THE OVAL END CLASPED READILY IN THE HAND, AND THE LARGER END WORN DOWN ALMOST TO A WAFER WITHOUT ANY WASTE. COLGATE & CO. RECOMMEND THEIR “NEW” SOAP (TRADE-MARK REGISTERED) TO CAREFUL HOUSEKEEPERS, NOT ONLY AS SU- PERIOR IN QUALITY, BUT AS IN FORM THE MOST ECONOMI- CAL SOAP NOW MADE. JanS1-com (PUE GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY “SAPANULE, a <a & “SaPaNULF,” 7 CURES BY ABSORPTION. BHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, MALARIA, **BAPANULE,” the WONDERFUL GLYOEBRINB LOTION, Isa positive cure. It has never failed, **BAPANULE™ has no equal for Chronic Lame- Lame Back, , Lumbaxo, Spraine, Piles, Ghappod Hane corrane Batt hherae eco and all ‘diseases Bi eum, and all ‘great Putmon ‘of phtheria, Sore Throat, Pneumonia, dis dies who suffer it cure Irepongeor ‘or foot Bla rentoves all soreness of body, and feet. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Bold by all druggists. Price, 50c.and 81 per bottle. Bend for illuminated circular and cards. SAMUEL GERRY & COMPANY, PROPRIETORS, decl8-00 237 Broadway, New York. DEY MONOPOLE. BEIDSIECE & OO. ESTABLISHED 1785. “CHAMPAGNE. OBUSE & FILS FRERES, BORDEAUX. FINE CLARETS AND SAUTERNES. FOB SALE IN WASHINGTON, D. 0., by G. G. ConnwEL, SHOEMAKER & HeRrzoa, Hume, CLeanxy&Oo., B. W. REED's Sons, ‘THos. Russe, Brownine & MIDDLETOR, NN. W. BURCHELL, W. Orme & Sons, J. H. Maaeuper, 0. O. Bayan, BR. B. & A. B. Onoriey, GrorcErown, D.O. an7-co2m OUISIANA STATE LOTTERY. A Splendid Opportunity to Win a Fortune. THIRD GRAND DISTRIBUTION, OLASS 0, AT EANS, TUESDAY, MARCH iu, iss0U11Sth Moxrane Daawnra. Louisiana State Le spats Company. ‘This institution was incorporated by the Legislature of the State for Edvcadonal aud Gharit- abl in 1868 for the term of T went fears, to which contract the inviolable t ble f th ‘AL PRIZE, CAPIT: 830, 000. .000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EAOH. = HALF TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR. LIST OF PRIZES. 2 wa PP SMMMS: eB 55 282 — points, to whom: liberal sompensation will be paid. Write, clearly stating full address, for further in- formation, or tend orders by express or mail, ad- dressed only M.A. DAUPHIN, Or same person No. ‘S19 Broadway, New York. All our Grand ex trsceahisty, Drawings are under fe supervisior nd management of GENERALS ‘T. BEAUREGARD and JUBAL A. RARLY has NO AGENTS in the ONS, and all persons pre- citing orders by exreulars or AUTHORIZED BY THE COMMONWEALTH 6F KY AND FAIREST IN THE WORLD. 17TH Porvtsn MonTHix DRAWING OF THR Commonwealth Distribution Oo., AT MACAULEY'S THEATER, In the City of Louisville, on SATURDAY, FEBR uae Be 1880. gure or 1860, an if aktatued ed by al the tu occur re«u of ev month i @indaye xern cy and are are supervised by ‘The management call attention to the grand oppor- ited of obtaining, for only $2, ‘any oF LLOWING PRIZES: otherwise are S is Spurts of 112,400 sckote, 82 Hat (Fickets, #1. 27 Ticket 55 Tickets, $1 oft applications for club ratee should be made to STABLISHED 1565. ATERAL AT 5 (ONEY ON Conn PER NO REASONABBLE OFFER REFUSED For our large stock of aera: consist- WATCHES, DIAMONDS, and JEWELRY. E LOADING GUNS REVOLVERS and BuatoAL ISSR anew aS = J.M. & B. COHEN, tebi7 ——— 1007 ith street northwest. _ QENNINGHAM, M.§ Pri Bea HATER, has received the mas Ree repai Sin between G ‘and H- 3 ete HABITS MADE TO ORDER, AFTER THE LATEST ENGLISH STYLES. W. 8S. TEEL, 935 Penna. avenue. ber the number, 740 8th feb21 OW OPENING— N GENTLEMEN'S HATS for: for early spring ‘wear. Also, new senlacaee ae i feblé been her trips and her days until 'EAMERS FOR NEW ¥ Bteamers £, 0. Kuionr and Yorn Gibson alter- nately leave Pier 41, East River, New York, every Ray 4 P.mR., "a rhe abe 63 Water me day. ee taken at foweet fae Files. “Apia A at Steamer ar annie OR, ees NEW YORK-ROTTERDAM. ‘The first class stea: this “We le Te OAL AND AB “BHOTEDAME™ “ROTTERDAM,” leave Jersey City Sats YE 8 O01 31 80. Win. se ¥ HE Cizat eral HERA eee om Same NEW EXPRESS LINE ‘XANDI WASHINGTON ELP RD GEOnGEEG: mnecting at Philadelphia with o" “tine for Boston, Providence, Se Lieder States. ean) Dare. ‘For full irformation ambi H. JOHNSON - ee Ow We. OLYDE © OOF p ‘mar20_ ORT. GERMAN LLOYD—SrTeamsHIr ‘TWEEN New YORK, ni aie Sguraaurrom avo a ‘The steamers of this comps prday from Bremen Pier, foot 0 Sas Se oli a ates he afoot of 4 freig! frat or pasaure, a 2 GO. O25 Ea ave. Aone Past a LINK. se the chances of col- si etreretan meee yon the guter ‘outer paces from Queenstown Srousing” the, pueridian of 66 at 43 Teor nothing to the north of 49. On the homeward ansarse ce cumini Ce) sare iam Of 60 at 42 lat., or n¢ root Hoboken. THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIM- ‘ik and Liv. = Between New York an erDool, Call ‘Tikes to Pari, 815, gold, afaitions. —— = favorable terms v rates. Stoorage tickets Europe, a rot Sie ma ale are , hee ‘Mediterrans a Cert — or Meaiter 5 ‘or freight and. passa apply at the Company's befor be 4 Bowlin; BIGHLOW, 606 7th street, Waning: eB OHA. G. FRANOELYN, Agent, N.Y. —_—————— RAILROADS. BALzmMorE 3 AND OHIO RAILEOAD. THE GREAT DOUBLE TRAOK. National! Route | and Short Line to the forth, Noxthrvest, ‘West, d. Southwest. To take effect Bunda, November 16, 1878, at 1:20 \SHINGTON. — tt City and Way Bta- seater Hagecatowt, Pung a Beets York ag Uadelphia. | ana Tess. Valley Branch, exoapt Sunday. mar 40 Staunton. Pullman Cincinnati, . Graf ton to Sandusky, daily, except Saturda) 9: ye 8.1a.—T) re “Baltimore, Annapolis, Eilcott City me vin, ew, York, Philadelphia and Boston ¢ i 138 p-m—i0n Sunday Only, Baltimore and Way. $0 pm.—Baltimore, Bladensburg and Laurel ea. ee — ‘Stops at Annapolis we eee mad a ‘On Sunday 0 ‘and Way Stations oniy. DIE Ee Ee ee ena way Bta ce 48. +Balt a ota, ine LTIMOnE As UBEL EX- a AND Sino ae ized aresen eine oes te kp BkiviMone sae Beeps at Biadense Surg ana Laurel. Slegping, cat to New York, and Pee Pa S¢7 Louis and’ Gincinnat! Express. ‘All trains stop st Relay Station. we ete jtabiveton Station, and of Transportation. M. General Ticket Agent. ee SROONTE. General Ament GH) and ce Oar to Chicago. rr BALTIMORE AND 501 iD roToman BATLROAD. pails and the North a 6-05 amy Bander; 1:40 pm. daily, fegol Feline andar nour ‘Seven and ‘at 10: iDacm daly, xC0) For N pt sa ‘and fee Sap. am p.m. , excor: Sumday, and 9: Cini avreen tt with alae Care attach Bullman Parlor Cars, #0 am. daily, all thro trains es at er ay Su hae me et oul forriage and journey serous New York y 8:16 and 1:20 p.m. For Filiadsphia, as ed :45).m., m. daily, except Sunda} es pean AND FREDERIOKSBURG RAI way AND AEROAD, AND WASHING- Po otis tS GbR SDA Sse eae am. a and L3 5 ke ae Site On Gunday Ganday’ af @' ead 10h, and 7 and 908 t the - mele ean be Eecocren at she cence. ee pty ea be left for. of baggage to destination from ern iN General Managers Sieve [=D i wun BUmcraws sxason Lian arent DEPOSIT COMPANY, street and New York fragrant die bore tuase Geren WINE AND ABE KNO' as the best, so is old. 1a as the HARD ite eft ative Sa eaed ve te lente 4 RMUne Reece ees | scenery s AE 8CO Lome 6 does n¢ cua ao ot find what st. WDE but he ought to sell oa want at BUB- "8, why then go to BI feb21 BOROHAKD'S 13 Corner Pa. ave. and 4 1-2 st. MABYr4ND HAMS, ‘THREE YEARS OLD, SMOKED WITH HIOKORY WOOD. JOHN H. MAGRUDER, FINE GROCERIES, FRESH MACKER CANNED ORABS. PO" TOMAC ROE HERRINGS, joked. Choice 1431 New York Avenue. CODFISH. EGE Ty ma HALIBUT. JALMON AND LOBSTER, do. ered ana No. 1. MACKEREL- Forsaleby J. B. BRYAN & BRO., fel2-eo2w 608 Pa. ave., opp. Metropolitan Hotel. QOQT STREET MARKET. No. 790 90th street. FISH of all kinds for the Lenten seasor ‘TERRAPIN, pring b LETTUCE, Pactosing-out sale every very cheap. OYSTERS, OLAMS, CRABS, &e. SWEET BREAD, BEEF TONGUES. if, RADISHES, cucuM- Saturday night. MEAT feblT ‘WM _ LINKINS & SON. OR LEN Boston Codfiah Ralls. | Golumbia Boned Herring. ‘Smoked Halibut. Columbia River Salmon: Fish Chowder. untain Trout. Fried Sea Trout. Fresh Gulf Shrimps. Russian Caviar. Sardines in Tomatoes. Sardines aux Truffes. ae ered Herring. ‘armouth Bloa: kip a erring a L'Huil Anchovies—ip. Salt, i 01 Sears wee IMPORTERS T: febl4 sou, in Past Paste, in Sauce. REEDS SONS, LUSURIES. GFe- A. O'HARE, 1213 7th st. n.w., between Mand N, Successor to O. 8. O'HARE & SON, REAKFAST octor & Gamble’ 3 pound can Huckin's MOCK TURTLE 80! SWEET CATAWBA WINE... Bi be. les FAMILY Hi le’s OLEIN! eo WHITE HONEY in the COMB: rThe Branch Store, cor. 4th and H sts., senow. Discontinued. |ANVASS BACK ate GEOURE, FH earas. BEEE TONGUE 70) BET PIAMOND B caer eee ey eee FISH OF AGE OF Ale KINDS, FORD, Ee GuANGES 8 Aap BANARAS, bo. oe aw. 005 PAEAGE MAREE, Cor. 14th and {eared a¢ the Rational Fair over; sll ctnee compet: TO OERES. handsomest Minnesots Patent Flour in the MINNEOLA, A very superior Minnesota Patent, The United States. STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANOY, A magnificent Winter Wheat Patent Process. GOLDEN Hill, he standard Family Flour of the Distriot. For sale by every first- Wholesale Depot—Cor. nov6é WM. GALT & 1st st. and Ind. ave, COAL AND WOOD. N4Tionau E FAIB ASSOCIATION. . THE FIRST PREMIUM mae ‘WOOD was awarded to us FOR BEST OO! CAH AND ‘ail com. STEPHENSON & BEO., Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf. Office: 12th and Penna. venue. CATARRHAL POIsOonNn. WEI DE MEYER'S CATAREH CURE. THE MOST IMPORTANT DISCOVERY SINCE VACOINATION. Lorp & Tato! “*T have used I precbon tent andam am perfectly coxedas ns at Fix} @niswoup & KE “For ten Ry Broadway and 20th st. wed Wei De Mayer's rented for that KEttosa, Broadway, Tex. ¥. 3 year: flicted with Ca- tarrh ‘in its worst form, eo that I lost my senses of smell and cen wish that we had la titude to Dr. Wei ‘he has done for rem I tried every without relief. ane use of ‘ei De Me: fest 6 Catarek Cure has made me perfectly w D Bavsz. to express e Meyer for brother and mayself. Sheffield, Mass. three or four years I havo suf- fered from Chronic Catarrh. Physicians ive me little xo Dobe and the various reme- Glee tri tried, were Eo ‘without. . After two * use of ‘Wwel e 's Cure, I mn ieved—and since then entirely cnrees ”? Lewis F. Ley 305 Fulton Street, Brooklyn. H., Dec. 22, 1879. New Maurer, N. "For neary'ayear Thave had such suf< ERY could ecldom slocp. here appested ‘could seldom aI to be in my 7 ose. I hi ind three enced. Cure on a Fridsy, and felt better the next day. ‘On Monday; 8 { Polypus, an inch and a-haif Fong, with s etring on it whore it toreaway, game through math fro. 080. There was alsoa half a cupful of dis- mucous came from my ‘nose Tknew what ter. s dtras Guten Meyer's mat- 2 thought that my thd ity easels, Tean now oi ‘reath Tam well 5 Brerybody ody ought to kaa ee of Wel these few lines thank you fr he good you havedone me. With &e., &e., Wei ee Mey care Brew vel ef Be ie ayers Tres! éon'Aa "Agents, 26 Dey Jan20-t3m TSS joaax B. LEaHzoN. pene 1s Catarch Care is is nd oF ‘to an! og ott oearen waBELONGING TO M. H. PRINCE, Esa. ving disposed of the Furniture ME. ek cre wil, on. WEDNESDAY ich ING. F FEB. 28, COMMENCING AT 11 O'CLOCK, at ah HALL « ae nee RY WARE: jearing-out sale of the creeheal S"ehis of sixty sub- WANE: I'TCHEN UTENSILS. to which attention is | On MONDAY, ‘Mance ‘ar, 1886) a 10 O'CLOCK A.M, we shall se lat the réeidence ‘In preparation ily after the above sale, | of a gentieman declinins housckeopinz, No. the chive stock of fine Cutlery, Fisted Ware, Clocks, | 1210 5th tenet Meet eT ote Xo., will be disposed ef. wocde. | feb23-2t DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. Orrcs OE ane Oe CEES OF THE | op 71 CT OF COLUMB! porate rarely offered. Waseiaron, J eghraary 1830. | fara WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. On WEDNESDAY NEXT, FEBRUARR 25TH, aT UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers as ocLoce Me ay the Old Central Guard House, on | DD ‘Sth'and D streets northwest. Lonisiana ave., between 9tn and 10th streets west, Iwillsell, at public auction, 8 quantity of | WELL-KEPT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CON. unserviorable property, consisting of ISTING IN PART OF SALOON PARLOR 101d Single Waeon, BRUSSELS CARPETS, INGRAIN AND STAIR 1, 01d Street Sweeping Machine, ARPETS THROUGHOUT CHE HOUSE, PAR- ‘Telezraph Instruments, LOR TABLES, CH: Ere. WAL Lot of old ‘Harness, stoves, Furn: ‘irniture, Ko. ‘UT M. TOP CHAMBER SETS, MIRROR By order of the Comatisator ner, BC DOOR DOUBLE, WALNUT WARDROBES OWNS! is gies | FAG HERREY WARE AAS THOMAS DOWLING “Ructoncere Tobit NING’ © VALN 3 n o TABLE, BUFE! GLISH CHINA DIN- NER 170 PIKOES GLASS AND PLATED B. H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM. PROVED PROPERTY, ON THE WEST SIDE QF EES jae BETWEEN L ANDM By virtue of a deed of f trust, dated Novem- ebr eee 1877, and duly recorded in Liber 870, folio 361, one of the land records of the Dis- 8) WARES ERGR, SNARE HAIR MATTRESSES, WOVEN W: ; BLAN FORTS, D' LINEN, KITCHEN THY ENTIRE PL WS, BE] ECRNITULE, Erc., BEING ‘AINED IN PREMISES i TSTRE! T NORTH WEST. At Xo on THURSDAY ee FEERUARY 26, AT 10 O'CLOCK. trict of. ‘Columbia, and at the Dele of the party eS notice is calied to this sale, as secured thereby, ‘wo will sell at public auction, in | the «rods are hsarly. ew and in excallent front of the Premnlees, on WED: bet Be THE eae condition. < DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1880, AT 4 O'CLOCK P. febz3-3t DUNOANSON BROS. following described real ‘estate, to wit: RUSTEES’ SALE OF A DESIRABLE THREE- STORY BRICK DWELLING ON ONE STREET, Be rin Ey deed of trust dated the sixth of March, AcD. eiaiteen hundred and then rublicalley, thence nortweigaty: two poche, thence east one hundred and sixteen (116) to the west line of Sixth street west, thence sont slong the we west line of said street, 82 fest 10 unty, in the District of Columbia,” and by rection’ of the red, the subseril sell, in front of fe yee MONDAY, the lore Mehes to Dax or Man ar 6 O'CLOCK IN THE perms aah pe ceccet iS, 100 required, at time | arTEnNooN, hur that conta iece and parcel of os pucconveyancin ge: at. Curchascr's round and premises” ‘in the City of Wash: Terms to be complied with in seven days. |) ton and dosgeaved and kucwn on mind This Seer ih pes okd ianibiect 0) 8 deed pate or plan of suid city as the oact halt of ier anes sae zAes SE BES TONE | runtooe. ‘a fifteea (615): eetaning for the faame atthe ¥ an mn (615); beginning for the same at the i16-eod&as NASHFORD,} southeast corner of said lot, on K street, and run— hing thence due west on said street twouty-nine THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until | Yeor six inches: thence due north one hundred and [ca WED RESD Ey: Fesrvuaky 181TH, A. D. a 1888, same | forty-six feet eleven inches toa 30-feet alley; thence hour and place. | sins Hy. STONE due cast twenty-nine feet six inches, nd thenco fev6-coakas MOR SOND, } Trustees. | due south 146 feet 11 inches to the beginning,” to- gether with, all and singular, the improvements, tera, as in said di ote terms of sale are: TAvhataver of said debt, in- terest, costs and expenses may be due and un- ia at the time” of the sale, (the whole amount to there made known), in cash, and the residue in equal sums, im six and twelve months, from the &2@~THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until WEDRESEAY: Feprvaky 25TH, 1880, same hour and place. fevi0-c0d AMHEON ASH ORD, | Trustecs. in of eale, the purchaser to give notes, bearing SALE OF BALANCE OF STALLS IN | interest at the rate of elx per centun per, ai SSE NEw cirizERs MARKET, | BUTUATED payable semi-annually, to be secured by a ieed ot of IN RHODE ISLAND AVENUE? BETWEEN | ‘rust on. ae premises ersolds ren covenant ot ineur~ fhatoly Deo oe STuEETS, WASH- Or ail cashr'at tiie purchaser's option. ‘the Tight is reserved to resell the property on five days public notice, (if the terms are not complied with within fiye days from the day of sale), at the risk and cost of the purchaser in default. A deposit of $100 will be required at the time of sale, All conveyancing Will take place on ‘tHURSDAY, Fesnvary 26TH, eee ‘erma made feb23-dts [Rep ] non day of sal ‘DOWLING, Auct. UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. to be at the purchaser's cos Leet x Hos, REDE, ‘Trustees. ROUTH SALE OF 7 BoiweeS GANT: | THOS. J. FISHER ACO, Aucts. feb21-dkas STREETS NORTHWEST, WASHINGTON, D. By tittue of a deed of trust to me, dated 28th, Fetruary, 1874, and recorded ia) Liber No. (HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer TRUSTEES’ SALE OF TWO DWELLINGS, ON 746, folio ¥4, of the Land Hecords for D. 0 BUNBARTON, STREET, NEAR HIGH. and at request of Fae nectiFea, 1 will soll at public By virtue of a ‘deed of trast, dated the 234 auction in front of the property, on SATURDAY, | aa Por January 1878, and aly recorded it in oh 28TH Ea rree ‘the Liber B16, folio 876, one of the land records st horthern 21 feet on zath strest, by Tall dentin of lot ihe Distoler of Colanbinn aah by dinention thirteen (13), in square thirty-one (31) in City of party secured thereby rand by decreo of the ington. D0" Bupreme Oourt of the District o Golumbia, in 1180 of a : One-third cash; balance in six and ak monte, ‘with interest, to be equity cause No. 7035, wherein Henry. be secured by t of fifty dollars at tee of | af complainants and Peter May et al. are defend- aie, Qonssmnjoeat pageant git ras | SUNS "Ser Rosa haan [otic wea are not complied with in one week, front Of the premises, the following -d tee will resell property at risk attd cost of default: er prepulse fallow fhe Ing purehoser. Bip ‘between Beat, and Hawkins’ ral and 16-d&ds WILLIAM A. GORDON, Trusteo. Homae Beale santa ‘District of UNGANSON BROS., Auctioneers. Golumbia, bounded ap folows: beviahing at the RUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON = BETWEEN SIXTH NEW YORK AVENUI weet Hel to Dunbarton street thirty-three (33) AND SEVENTH STREETS NORTHWEST, AT kee “Rit nor ors, paral eo =) ine one hundred \f a deed of trust given to us, and, and Genoa iB the bene abe. Virtus of a Liber erase piven tome. and, and then east ith Dugbarten strect to the bewin: daly recorded in Liber No; ton sounty. ing, together with the improvements, which con- on 10. the Le Eh aeeae Heo One thind oka tho balance at atx, twelve eae SEE Te ee TAR ee wor aug, | and eighteen months, with notes. bearing interest lon, cn THURSDAY, £7! In front of the premises, at 8 per cent. per annum until paid, and secured by ail those spficces and patecls of ero in’ the || § ded of-eust: onthe i aoe he the Prop City of ton, in the Distet of Go lumbis, | Origrivatrack of Tf tes of ealo are not oom known umbered. twenty-seven (27), alo, the Tras Hit (28) and twenty-nine G0), in Lawrie’ | Ped with in seven tp owe aay of ale the re rent ata iston of part of lot namberod to See Seoerve the rene poperer ss) a8 (2), squarennmbered four hundred and fifty (450), encom ee rpulng brchascr. vision being recorded January 15th, | genio.ta Wits a GORDON, t Trustees. $17, in Liber hb Hele, folio 38% in the office of the surveyor of the District of Columbia, to- \CANSON BROS. wuetioneers. eether with all and singular ‘the appartonaticos, Fights, priv ‘ilegee, limprovementssnd otherheredit- | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES- aments to the sanie belonging or in any wise apper- TATE, ON TWENIY-FOURTH. STREET taining. WEST, STREETS, TWEEN G@ ‘Terms: One-quarter cash; balance twelve Roti WaSHINGTON, my Ce ciphtesn nonin notes Oo becr Open coneiaveeee [By virtue of & deed of trust to and to be secured by a deed of trust on the promi: 3th January, 1878 ‘mid recorded th Later fessold. A deposit of $100 required at time of pale. | No. 880, folio 69, of the Iand records for Dis Jerms to be complied with within seven days, | trict of Columbia, and at request of tho party otherwise the Trustees reserve 3 the right to res cured, we will Fell at public auction, in front of the the property at the risk and cost of the default premises; on SATURDAY. key 28TH, A.D. purchaser after giving five days public notics of such resale in some newspaper published in Wash ington, D. C. “Conveyancing at purchaser's cost. febI6-cod&as_JAMES D-GLARY, N:| ‘Trustees. 850, aed o'cLOce P-Ma all that parcel of proved improved by a frame house. and know7 as the south- ern part of fot number n (13), in square pumbered thirty-one (31), in City, of Washingtone D.C., beginning for same at the southeast corner Of sald lot No, 1s; on tho weet cide Of 2ith etroot rthweet, and run thence weet with the south line ANTTARY PLUMBING. oF id lot hundred and forty (140) feet, thence 8 ‘YEARS PRACTICAL EX orth with west tise of aud Tor, fronts” (20 fe foots . BRIEN, £19 9th st. n.w. thence east parallel to first line to sai Makes a specialty of the examination and rej fice thence south with said street Gab) feat tothe ‘basin: of FLUMBING, wrth a view tots prover 68 itary arrangem led. feb2-1m' ‘Terms of sale: 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 doliars at time of sale; conveyan- cing at purchaser's cost. “Terms of salé to be com- plied with mm one week, otherwise the Trustees will resell at risk and ore ae defaulting § purchaser. ‘ORDON, feb16-dkds FERDINAND KING,” $ Trustees. | eee INSTITUTION, OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY, February 20, 1880. Sealed proposals will be received by the National Museum Bullding Commission, Was until 2 pan... March 3d, 1880, for labor ‘and. seat’ folding required in pias lastering certain parts of the uilding for the fire proof stional Museum, is accordance with specifications and plans to be seen HANCERY SALE OF THREE DECrEABLE at the office on the ithsonian grounds, where AND IMPROVED PIECES OF RE. ES- also any additional information may be had from FATE, ,FRONTING ON TWEN Yee TH the superintending architects. 8 WES’ ‘TWREN K AND L SPENCER F. BAIRD, feb21-eo5t for Nat: Museum Bild’ng Com. G48, DOOKS, BLINDS, MOULD- » INGS, TREE’ BE’ BIRE Ents NOWTH, IN THE CITY OF WASH- By virtue uf # acoree orth Supreme Court as Ab of the District of Columbi a Soin day of January, A. D. 1080, in ‘in Banit Cause No. 5405, the undersizued sell at Rublig auction, in, front of hs pramiscs, on Weoeks ine 26rH Day OF FEBRUARY, 4%, D » Lots mi Square numbered afteen (15), as said BRACKETS, MANTLES, STAIR BUILDERS STOCK, LUMBER. Just before, and during the first advance in vat d. materiale, T bought Jarge quantities of DOO BASE aH, BLINDS and MO) UE INGS and Gospel i aie Recorded tn Jaber No. 20, at oho ch lok Xa cab to pes ak somal at | tice of Gain eat aubutvnion ot Nae aes for INSIDE, : SHUTTERS, SEGMENT or CIRCLE | “Hich Lot, with the m ipeeia ts RAISED "MOULDE) or | gee oh, Be old ne She ee odd work of any ind, either ia PINE, WALNUT, | ereon, will be sold separately, purchase money Pee or Are cucebed a6 the Cet notice. | of each lot cash on cs day of sale or within seven daye, thereafter, and the, residue ual instalments, payable Tneie (and twelve opine from the ‘day of, sale, for which the notes of the purchaser or purchasers must be given, ing interest from the day of sale at elx per. centum per annum, or at the election of the purchaser or Purchasers’ the whole amount of the urehacers, a ts, if or or tact awit oxpense, must ure at his, her or their own 6x] i ed. by the undersigned PI Trustee, upon the ‘respective uildings ‘the lot Dou Sut by him, her orthem The ide to each rel friends. Ga erty ‘stock, ask for prices and be convinced that for low prices, good stock, promps- ness in delivery, the place is the SASH WAREHOUSE AND LUMBER YARD OF THOMAS W. SMITH, feb21-Im_ Cor. 1st st. and Ind. ave. n,w. OFFICE H. B. CLAFLIN & CO., NEW YORK, Fesrvary 18, 1880. required on the acceptanceof each bid of exch MESSRS. LANSBURGH & BRO.: pie wis ant base Re fale to compty with te GENTLEMEN: | terms of sale, the unc ‘Trustee reserve As per your letter of yesterday, we this day ship | Hight to reeell the property bo arty bouslit ught by such ‘such de defanit- your BUNTINGS held by us since last November— | in Purchaser quite a difference in the price of the goods then FENDALL E. ALEXANDER, Trustee, and now. Yours, respectfully, feb18, 20, 23,25 482 Louisiana avenuo. (Copy of original.) FRANK 8. EVANS. Faring be me ht 29,560 YARDS BEST ALL-WOOL ROLL BUNTING AT LESS THAN LAST YEAR'S AGENT»' PRICES, wee pave concluded to sell them at 20 OENTS PER Y. LANSBUBGH & BRO., 404 and 406 Seventh st. W. E. BURFORD & CO., Real Estate Broker, 708 E street n.w. ISTEE'S SALE OF ¥ VALUABLE LOT AND oat AME, HOUSE, ON, SEVENTH oh y direction gone ae omer forsale al publte "auc- Brat pat. oF any. 1880, An 4: 3b Qlotock P. we. part of Jot No. 2, square ‘ashi Gi being the north 40 fea ct Sue inch front Uy ths toh depth of said lot, to: gether Delp inn stg nee easements and aj uo inh of sald part of ot fe improved by feet one ol is TOT heat frame house. ‘The south 20 feet, which is tn- roved, will be = One-third cash, pf which $100 must be | raid witen to or ne orate on Cae. feb20-6t ABGAINS IN SEOOND-MAND OVEROOATS )-third iu twelve mo) Wasuixoron ano mew yous | Si epuiuaaarmcisausya STOOK AGENCY. Yeyancing and eae anos cost TE Becigucy in Washiogton sad Rew Yor often sell at risk and or OE A BLANEY, rus nw. BE DOnGe, <<. Woup, W. B. WILLIAMS & 00., Aucts. _feb20-di Ne. 1, Wilara’s Hotel, Washington, D. 10. “ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioncers. F IMPROVED PROPERTY PRINOE & WHITELY, AGN SEVENTH OUREEE, BETWEEN & AND Sx00e BuoxEns, 64 Buoapwax, Naw Your. Setas of a deed of trust, dated the 23th UE HIRT, | coi rcnee | $e Et ed fea f NE ry, District of Oolumbia, and by the written. direction oes Seas TUESDAY. waz 20 ‘MARGE, THE DAY OF class of Becuritis tes Bola a ay sell at public aucti in San Francisco, Noe 700, Ae a hae CLO Sa sell at pul ce fork ts Waahineton. = premises. — ‘Orders in COTTON executed. nov _2W2 JOHNSON & 00., Bankers, WASHINGTON, D. 0., DEALERS IN UNITED STATES BONDS, DIB TRIOT and other INVESTMENT SECURITIES. DOMESTIO and FOREIGN EXCHANGE. jet THE EVENING ‘TUESDAY.... STAR. February 24, 1890. Edison, the Inventor. Ir. Edison’s electrical gas-lamp does not seem to grow on the public confidence—I might rather say on the confidence of his private Irfends, several of whom I have talked to. One gentleman, who has taken the greatest Interest the inventor for several years past, told me almost one year ago that he Was afraid that Ed- ison had not Le hold of the right thiag nor in the right way, and added:—“I am a little afraid he ts a better inechanle that discoverer.” I saw the same man about two weeks ago, and again asked him whether Mr. Edison’s new light com- pany was a valid matter. “I think tt s a stock Speculation,” he said. ‘From what I have ob- served in my business of the attempts made to put out the stock and get rid of it, I think it isa strike for wealth. or for independence, at any Tate. The shares were held at $5,000 two mohths ago; I don’t believe you could ‘get $1,000 apiece for them now.” “You do not regard Edison asa Barnum?” cee a think Bet Delteves himself on the. eve ering ¢! gas-lighting, and his friends have undertaken to ‘discount ‘a perfect, discovery by parting with the present tolerable Tesults in the formof stock. Edison has no Kea of the value of money. He will spend $10,000 and go in debt besides to obtain immediately books and chemicals which he could get for $500 by wailing ten days. He is not to be blamed « that, use he values his discoveries mo than money. But he became so valuabio years ago, in the eyes of speculatorsand corporations, that his workshop is constantly surrounded by eee that class, who don’t iike to wait uatil he has attained some great result. They want to go off at a mere hint and sell stock in the probabilities. It has been said that whe: invented his duplex instrument, which he to Gould, Edison was tangled up by the Westera Union Company, and he sold 1 again to them, Jeading to long law suits.” I send you these Impressions of a_ man who 1s a good chemist, a good mechanic and a man of the world and of finance. He has no connection with gas-light companies and wishes well to Raison. though T think he has somewhat les confidence than formerly.—“Gath” in Cin. En- quires, GEN. GRANT AND Party arrived at Vera Cruz on the morning of the 18th inst. The steamer City of Alexandria was sighted in the harbor at o'clock in the morning. ‘The Mexican gun- ut Independencia sailed to meet her, having on bozzd Mr. Foster, Mr. Romero, Gen. Mexia, and several officers of the army and navy, and escorted her into port at 8 o'clock. Gen. Grant and party disembarked in a smnall satling vessel, yy a procession of boats. The ships in the harbor were dressed in honor of the guest, and a salute was fired on the Mole. The General was met by the commission of the Ayuntamen- to, and by them was welcomed as the guest of the city. The General and party were conduct- ed to the residence of Dr. Trowbridge, the U. S. consul, where the General received the visits of the governor, the commanding officer and other officials and various committees. The General was then escorted to the Lonja Mercantile, and. after partakiag of an official breakfast in the middle of the day, the visiting sparty, took th train for Orizaba. The party arrived at Urizaba at 5:25 p.m. They were received at the station by the authorities, the chief of the federal forces and committees of reception. They were con- ducted to the house that was prepared for them. The next day General Grant visited the Hacienda Rincon Grande, in the vicinity of Ori- ae where they partook of a fine breakfast for the occasion. They there wit- essed one of the native sports, coleadero, (tall- ing the bull,) which was very spirited. General Grant had one of the 5) ee called, when he complimented him on bis expertness In the na- zardous task. A THIEF AND MURDERER AT DARGE.—: a oe ‘am from Boston, February 23, says: 2 po- fice are strongly of opinion that Simund voic, the thief found dead in his room at Soutn End, was killed by his companion, named HilL It has been ascertained that Hill and M arshall, the latter being the name by which Lavole was known, had for several weeks been paying at- tentions to a table girlat a saloon on Harrison avenue, and that a jealous quarrel took place between the two men on the day of the tragedy. Marshall’s companion (Hill) wrote a letter to tis girl a few weeks ago, and on its being com- py with the note found near the dead man it is said a strong resemblance was found. Jno. H. Hill, the probable murderer of Marshall, is a criminal well known to the detectives of the large cities of the country. His picture isin the rogues’ gallery at the city hall. SHOCKING ACCIDENT TO AN INFANT.—A tele- from Racine, Wis., February 17, says: 18 Morning a servant’girl took an’ infant child of Mr. and Mrs. James Brockaway for an airing in the baby carriage. When ashort dis- tance from the house, on Superior street, the girl left the carriage, with the child strapped in it, standing on the sidewalk, and went away a short distance. While she was absent the wind caught the carriage and blew it, baby and all, off the sidewalk, under the fect of a team of horses. It frightened the horses, and they kicked and jumped around, kicking the baby- cab to pieces, and kicking and m maging the iifid in a terrible manner.” As.soon a possible the infant was got from under the horses’ feet und taken to its home, the mother and nur: being almost insane over the fearful accident. Dr, A. H. Hoy was called and found the worst. wound to be on the head, where one of the horses had Kicked it, crushing the skull almost toa jelly. At the base of the brain he took out twelve small pieces of the skull. The child was made as comtortable as possible, but soon died. Persons who saw the accident say It was the most feariul:sight they ever witnessed. HORSES AFFLICTED WITH SMa! gram from Montreal, Feb. 23, says: pox which has broken out among horse less alarm as the nature of the disease becom: known. Montreal was visited by !t In February, 1877, when it was not as prominent as at pres- ent, it having spread considerably of late. It is not fatal, but is a cutaneous affection known as variola equina. It is easily communicated to man, but never with any more disastrous effect than ts experienced from the ordinary vaccina- POx.—A tele- tion of a human betng with the cow virus, DECIDING NOT TO PARADE.—St. Patrick's Mu- tual Alliance Association, one of the strongest Irish associations in New York, numbering 2,500 members, has unanimously voted against pa- rading oh St. Patrick’s Day, and the Ancient Order of Hibernians, of King’s county, which numbers 12,000, has come te the same conclu- sion. Goss AND Ryan PUTTING UP THE MONEY.—The second deposit of $250 a side for the match be- tween Joe Goss and Patrick Ryan was made yesterday, at Wm. Tracy's, in 29th street. The final deposit to make up the amount of $1,000 a side is to be made as soen as April 19. Tuesday, May 18, is the day fixed for the match, which to take’ place somewhere in Canada. Gos3 and Ryan operat in excellent condition. When the match was made Goss weighed 235 pounds and Ryan 225. Their weights are now respec- Uvely 190 and 180 pounds. Johnny Sanders, the champion light weight, will have a benefit on Thursday afternoon next, at which many wi ell- known boxers will appear.—{New York un, 24th, AN ELECTION Fravp IN PauapEtrara.—to one of the Philadelphia courts, Saturday last, David Monat, a member of the select council, was arraigned on the charge of forcibly enter- ing the room where the election officers were counting the vote and altering the numbers of votes on the return sheet in the case of a candl- date to whom he was opposed from seventy- eight to thirty-eight. The accused declared to the court that he did all this with the conseat of all the election officers, a declaration which they all denied. Monat was required to give $2,000 bail. ‘THE PRETENDED Wu1Dow LEWIS'S CONFESSION. United States District Attorney Keasby of Trenton yet retains possession of the 200 page confession made by the woman who pretended to be the widow of the Hoboken millionaire, Joseph L. Lewis, who left his estate, worth $1,800,000, to the United States Government to as- sist. paying the national debt. The woman made it a condition precedent to her confession that she should be permitted to be a State's witness against the ner alleged will consptra- tors, and should be shielded from punishment. —N, ¥. Sun Mth. A JEWEL Rosser Is said to have taken place at Brussels under somewhat extraordinary cir- cumstances. A young American lady went into a jeweler’s shop, and representi herself to be the daughter of a well-known American residing in Brussels, obtained diamonds to the Of 20,000 francs, with which she disaj — "The young lady in question is satd the daughter of a former American minister, who left her father’s ere in company with an American colonel, and is sald to have accom- panied him to Brussels. THE FREDERICK, Mp., ELECTION.—The munt- cipal contest in Frederick, Md., yesterday, was unusually spirit and resulted in thé ro- election of ious . Moberly, democrat, mayor, brother; Da ol e republican can- alderm en acted lected were L. H. Doll, republicans. The present boat ocratic. Several ts time a serious row was threatened ward. Throu; — ea ower Col. cised ca ‘considerable excitement ok Ae and Col. Baugh- Leela Gilg r goeiy and Col aug, crowd to the City compelled to Jacob Lincoln Killed. 4 COUSIN OF THE LATE PRESIDENT MURDERED INC A special 4 toh mo the more — — eel va, reo as = incoln, a first cousin to the of the United States (A former brutally murdered near this o'clock last Saturday mo pay, bad characters named It appears that the en men were Lincoin’s mill, at Lac: it seven became aware of the fact that Lincoln t bad a large amount of money about him as he bad that a Sold some cattle. It was for the ernest robbery that the deed was Sook aimee the testimony says, Tock struck his victim on aor head” Rnocking nize senseless. He then kicked the unforcinate man until life was extinct. As soon as the vil- lains secured their booty they fled and the mur- der was not discovered inti 9 o'clock Saturday morning, when Abraham Lincoln, the deceased, went to the mill. The perpetra- tors ofthe crime were Aavorered| hs bed pe at theirhome and were safi Harrisonburg jail toawall trial, They They are ekene under a strong guard, as there are threats lynching. — L. H. Ott held an tng =e murdered man, an jury rendered a verdict that he came wo a death by blows at the hands of Woods. with Reed a8 accessory. As this is the first murder that has been committed in this section for te years, the community is turown into a state of the greatest excitement. The murdered man is one of the wealthiest, in the neighborhood and great indignation is felt. The guard about th» prisoners at the jail is unusually heavy, as the utter worthlessness of the murderers has arous- ed the anger of the people to a dangerous pitch. TUNNELING THE NORTH Rivex.—The Hudson river tunnel has been excavated a distance of fifty-two feet. All that can be seen of the work is a small rane building at the foot of 15th street, Jer City, surrounded by piles of earth: and bricks. ‘This shed covers the shaft. The men are working at a depth of sixty feet under the river. There are three shifts of ten mem each, each shift working et hours. Themen are admitted to the tunne’ through alr-locks. ‘Thirty-five feet of the iron framework have been put in : place, and the work of putting im the brick lining, which is to be three feet thick, will commence on Wednesday. About the first of May the shaft on the New York side will be sunk near the foot of Leroy street.—N. ¥. Sun, Feb, 2. WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY was celebrated im all the cities of the country east of the Missis- sippi. At Norfolk there was a grand display in conjunction with the Mexican Veteran vention. POVERTY AND LuNnac ‘he committal of insane persons to the lunatic asylum is becom- ing a frequent occurrence at St. John, N. J. as the police court there Sunday, three Insane _fe- males were semb over. One wasa widow and the others were young girls, one of them only = years of age. ‘The Cause ‘of their insanity ts afirmed to have been continual brooding over the destitute circumstances in which they have lived since the great fire. THE Lanor TROUBLES at St. Louis are said to be assuming alarming proportions. Already the wa: gonmakers, cabinetmakers, brass finish. ers, mo jolders and wood carvers are on strlie, the teamsters, painters, tanners, tobacco rollers, stonecutters and stonemasons, store porters, pressmen, varnishers and journeyman taflors are all organizing preparatory to striking. ‘The coal miners in the Belleville district arealse uneasy. Hon. Jonn M. BROADHRAD, formerly 2d.comp- troller of the treasury, who died in South New Market, New Haven, on Sunday night, as stated in yesterday's Stak, left by his wil 210,000 to establish a library in South New Mar- ket, providing the town will change its name to Newlield, its former name. MURDER AND LyNCcHING. — eas pecan married lady, a y, Texas, was brutally outraged and Sunday. Three men were arrested, and one of them, who confessed the crime, was horribly mutilated by a mob. His clothing was. saturated with coal oll and then set on fire. He was afterwards hanged. ae OM. CONFLAGRATION.—At Cleve- q ‘terday, the bottom fell out of a q sul in § standard Oil Works No. 4, letting loose 2,000 gallons of ofl, which took fire, and a furi- ous conflagration followed, destroying $34,000 worth of the company property, including $4,000 in ofl. Five hundred men were put to work, ond succeeded in confining the fire within harrow limits and saving the other property. AN ANTI-THIRD-TERM MASS-MERTING of Ger- mans was held in New York last night at Cooper Institute under the auspices of the Dit- tenhoefer branch of the German republican central committee. Speeches were made and resolutions passed accordingly. Suir Was Brovent in Cincinnati yesterday by the United States against the Columbus, 5 Ehicago and Indiana R. K. Co., to recover $121,- , unpaid percentage on the earnings of the For between November ist, 1564, and December Bist, 187 DIED. BRODHEAD. At South New Market, N. H., on eee 0, Dr. JouN M. Bropuean, Second Comptroller of the Treasury, aged serenty- ix years. Seiceral from Trinity Church, Third and @ streets northwest, at 2:30 p. m. on Wednesday, > 25th instant. On Tuesda: pees ‘24, 1880, até : ke from her sister's resl- der or. (Mrg;, Mooney, )216 Masguchusetts avenue Torthweet, ‘Thumday, February 26, at2 o'clock m. Frievds and relatives respectfully invited. attend BAYD! On Monday, Februai 1880, 4:30 p. Manannin, beloved site at Davy Hayden, in the thirty-first year of herage, a native of Sonny Kerry, Ireland. Her funeral will take place from her Iste resi- dence, No. 705 Fourth street northwest, on Wednes- day, 25th instant, at 3 o'clock p.m. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. 4 McDEVITT. On the morning SfeFebruss ry 33, mae at her daughter's residence, Mrs. 732 11th street northwest, Mrs. Mant MoDev- Tre, in the eighty-fourth year of her age. Fun w take oe. from St. Patrick’ Church, to-morrow (Wednesday) morning, at au o'clock (sharp) a. m., where — ‘will be said. Friends and relatives of Shae fully invited to attend. {Baltimore Loned copy: MORRISON. On ed Fey Purrre E. youngest son o William H. and Eu- gent A. A. Morriso: two years and twenty-two a Mnerdl from 214 E street orewnes, Wednesday, the 26th instant, at 4 o'clock 0 SES Le UNDERTAKERS. OHN BE. WRIGHT, ; UNDERTAKER, sep21-12m __1337 10th strect northwest. _* : SPEINDLER, Oxpenzaxan, 1239 7th of, . ‘Besidence st piace of business, ) Bodies Sollee eeabalmed Branch Bt 239 MEDICAL, &e. Mi’ mot “MISSION ON EARTH.—A thor- tise, im of 20'3 years’ stu: ry, shi it Souditions of ‘health, re bese jons Overtaxed powers. -A’statemont of obstacles to mar- rage and of the. means by which they can be Te- ASdrese Mu ‘Anatomy and Sciences, 489 6th a) a dec?-eotm Seminal Weakness, Loss of and all Peerviat bas the ingredients. AGacess So > Dreaeiat ‘DAVIDSON & OO. 43-00 78 Nassan st., 8B. RIOORD'S ESSENGE = LIFE manhood and the uth to the imatiered constitution in our weeks. iken by ail shout to mary, or who ve become weakened frei JACQUES, No. 7 University i? te ee uaa decd6 Ss DISCO’ MANHOO! ye! fore baving