Evening Star Newspaper, February 25, 1880, Page 3

6 rae i 4 ~ go co oe ee eS = e) PLANS FOR A CRI "___ MISCELLANEOUS. SISCELLANEOUS. | _STEAMERS, @a | FAMILY SUPPLIER | AUCTION SALES. | __AUCTION SALES | THE EVENING &e. FAMILY SUPPLIES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. THE EVENING S Ss ‘TAR. Louts Becker, a wate reaident of Union iit, 7 OUISIANA | STATE LOTTERY. FOP nonee: pe FORTRESS MONEOB URCHARD & BURCHELL are freq oe THIS AFTERNOON. (08. DOWLING, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY... February 25, 189% | has Under advisement Ae ; —————— et = | for the construction of & ‘A Splendid Opportunity to Win a Fortune. Buamen Lunt OF uae legen ped pod gre NE 3 ee ae er ont GISRHOLD REFEO Ae Or ea CONGRESSIONAL. er thinks favorably of “7oeu A ns ee THIRD GRAND DISTRIBUTION, a ab pte Swppng a Piney ie is cay StU take an ell when 0 OF (VALUABLE UNM | octocn, st No, 925 H Detgeon Sit saa the ald and intluence of’ se At, EW ORLEANS pt AY, OT.A8S Gy | Point and Point keeps a very EOFERTY. ON THE WEST, SIDE | {0th shall eell ‘the eutire contents Conclusion of Yesterday's Proceeds ,! scientific ‘men Of this city. Mr Backes 97H, 1880—118th Mowraty Deawix ae Gee aoe are 62; wound Trin foe the eet of renee ae ore SIXTH STREET, L AND M | thereof eam 2 general t of ings. x, hat the cost of fnineration wil wii vite Louisiana State Lei Tote tery Commpanw: Secontd-class fare, 81.50; Housa Tye that can only be cbtained upon the corner of Penn: eof a deed of dated Novem- feb25-2t THOMAS DOWLING, ‘Auctioncer. HOUSE.—Atter our report closed— aby, Colone! C, Lewis, ‘This institution was rated by the of the State for Hedventone, and renty pros in 1568 for the term of Twen' five to which contract: ne he ineiolavie tat otha pied, heh, pleiy haw bean ita franchise in the new constitution mailoried bee aoe 1879, with a capital of 8: etice added ansscrrerasdet has eines ot aaa oS GHAND SINGLE NUMDER Diy" eeedar., Will take place monthly on the second Te ‘or postpones. Look 3! Distribation: CAPITAL PR IZE, $30, T TWO DOLLARS EAOH. NE DOLLAR. $30,000 3 Qepttal Prize. 10,000 1 8,000 2 if 5,000 5 5,000 20 10,000 100 10,000 200 10,000 500 10,000 3000 10,000 rye 82,700 1,800 900 400 nm will be paid. for farther in- M. A. DAUPHIN. lew Orleans, La., All our Grand she, supervis BRI rIsH, ONS, ant att ‘Der an re tending to be so and solicitiug orders by cirexlars or otherwise are SWINDLERS. * 24% i AUTHORIZED BY THE COMMONWEALTH OF KY AND FAIREST IN THE WORLD. 17TEL PorvuLan MonTHLY DeawIne oF THR Commonwealth Distribution Oo., AT MACAULEY’S THEATER, In the City of Louisville, on SATURDAY, FEBR fetes aes 1880. ‘These drawings, suthorized by f the legiain- fare of 1869, an aie Soares of ees sustained b; eee oe oLkeims Digminent citizeus of the # state. ast ‘The management call attention to the grand oppor- funity presented-of obtaining, for ns $2, any of ‘THE FOLLOWING PRIZE! 1 846,000 | 100 prizes, 8100 10,000 Ip 10,000 20d So each 3 brize. 5,008) 600 do:; 20each 12°000 10 81, 000 cach 10, 000 1,000 do., 10 each 10,000 20 do., "600 each 10, 9 pri P 9 Ticks ‘aa ‘Halt Ticket 3400 ‘Tickets, # 55 Tickots, $1 ‘All applications for club rates should be made to ee ee ne ond all order by ee or bank ‘Address: Tat ie BoM OeRD IAS Soar rier: coural New ‘York, or to J. or at No. avenue, Washington. 8: 163 Broadwa: HP OPA, 1708 Now York DEY MONOPOLE. EXTRA. HEIDSIECE & 00. ESTABLISHED 1785. CHAMPAGNE. ORUSE & FILS FRERES, BORDEAUX. FINE CLARETS AND SAUTERNES. FOR SALE IN WASHINGTON, G. G. ConxwELt, Hume, OuEary & Oo., nos. RvssELu, Brown1ne & MippLETOR, N. W. Burcuene, W. Osu & Sons, J. H. Maarupes, ©. BRYAN, B. B. & A. B. CRoPier, Geoncerown, D.O. Sn7-eo2m D. 0., bY BHOEMAKEB & HERTzoa, B. W. Rex's Sons, ue GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY & “SAPANULE,” £ é “SAPANULF,” F CURES BY ABSORPTION. RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, MALARIA. **BAPANULE.” the WONDEELFUL GLYCERINE LOTION, Isa positive cure. It has never failed, nese, La pame, Back, Uginbess, Sprains Eien Cha} pends, Cutt sine, anions, sty and all diseases the cet Ue ‘Pueumonta, diseases. Ladies who suffer permanent cure by using *' find igumediate relief, and ANULE.” Used Se ‘OF 1008 ban removes: cae ‘soreness of body, Batisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Bold by all drugwists. Price, 50c.and $1 per bottle. Bend for Wuminated circular and cards. SAMUEL GERRY & COMPANY, PROPRIETORS, Gecl8-e0 237 Broadway, New York. THE OVAL CAKE 18 THE MOST ECONOMICAL FORM OF WASH- ING SOAP. ALL BAR OR SQUARE CAKES WEAR DOWN IN USE TOA LARGE FLAT PIECE, TOO THIN TO HANDLE, AND, THEREFORE, WASTED ; WHILE THE OVAL OAKE OF COLGATE & 00,8 f‘NEW" SOAP CAN BE CUT 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 <TBADE-MARK REGISTERED) TO OAREFUL HOUSEKEEPERS, NOT ONLY AS SU- PERIOR IN QUALITY, BUT AS IN FORM THE MOST RLOnOEE: CAL SOAP NOW MAD! Jan3l-eo2m Peo 1865. [ONEY ON COLLATERAL AT 5 PER CENT. NNO REASONABBLE OFFER REFUSED For our large stock of Pecenomnecineiees consist- WATCHES, DIAMONDS, ana JEWELRY. Pisde CLOTHING, BREECH. and MUZZLE DING GUNS. REVOLVERS and MUSICAL IN INSTRUMENTS” J.M. & B. COHEN, LOAN OFFICE, febl7 1007 7th street northwest. Spruce bee dwiy Boake daw Sik Hats made oe ome Old styles yg ? all Finds repaitel. Hincinbet ais sabe e eSth &t., between Gand H. he CELLULOID TRUSS AND SUPPORTERS piven VER WEARS WEane OUT. ALWAYS b OLEAN and ca CHAS. FISHER SGIaEE “sr That nw. Fisher ‘Govotsa ber atten patrons. (ONGEOT'S NEW wav CEs ‘ES AND EAU DE iz, Ero. a ‘oppoait U. &. Patent of- Cxorssy eUBLiOand Hear Egtare AGENT Besidence, ioea ‘Oth st. now. Wyant am DAILY LINE ON THE POTOMAO y RIVER. ‘The Steamer JouN W. THompsox has been with- drawn for takes ‘and the JaNx MosmLey has been substituted e her trips and her days until STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK. pica ie Tse Gr'aiae Re ec peat te Saturday at 4 p.m., and 63 Water st, ( taken at lowest fates. “Apyiy at Siocusee’ oF mee sepat ‘BAOON, President. NEW YORK—-ROTTERDAM. The first clase steamers of this line, “"W. A pone Eade tate ice Ge ae siternate W ise and day. First, H Cabin ea eet eae t Al AZAUX, General . 27 Souch William st. px, crunest A ILYDE’S. mateo: LINE ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON GEORGETG' it Philadelphia with oleae meena Trovidemcs: New Engian and States. to Boston and Se ae and (eorgeto wn goods received and landed toJ. H. JOHNSON & th ete ‘OLYDE & 00. Wharves, Philadel mar20 aoa Rour steam: of artay fr from SEES Piers! foot pany fla rest Hoboken. “From New York to Lee Sou na pio and first canine 8108; second cal Bt 3 Prepaid steel fersineaton, 828. Kor frecht or passage, apply GELNIGHE & 60..°3 Bowling Grea, Now York Jew Pa. av. for Washington. Cae lew of AOI 0 changes of ool. Islone the Steamers of this Line take a specie co ‘Gate outer passare from Queenstown to New r Oh he gute Pamuge, from Queention? 2 AS ink op nothing to the north of 43. of Gb stad int or mo 3 chomctth of ad THE OUNARD STEAMABIP COMPANY LIM- RATES OF PASSAGR. 60, $80 and $100 gold, according to sccommo 1 and eenstown, and all other parts of rh bills of Haden given for Seiten Glasgow, an for Mediterranean p rae meas wor freight and passase apply st fie, sommes pat Ne 4 Bowlin steerage Shih, SOTIB BIGHLOW, GOS ith strech, Washing tap, Bo! OHAS. G. FRANOELYN, Agent, N.Y. RAILROADS. RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. THE GREAT mt Shore 3 TRAOK. Route an ort Lin National. ate and 5 = to the mad Bouthereste To take effect Sunday, November 16, oe at 1:20 m. LEAVE WASHINGTON. one .m.—Baltimore, Ellicott City and Way Sta- 6:05 a.m.—tNew ore Philadelphia end poe Express. On. Eunaars to Baltimore only.. z orcs a rede: iD eleat sebyee, a oe co Bt and chimen Cure ie olnvinnat, dally. arat- 9.68 areas See Aarhapols an Wey sens. Sj cence —Baltimore, Annapolis, Ellicott City 780 p.m.—New York, Philadelphia and Boston bere eat ‘Sunday, itimore and Way. goo —Baltimore, oe and Laarel at Anmapolis term, ers dW agate On day to mnt of Hocks aud Way 8 = :40 p.m. eons ous oa otis and Way Bta one. vibe Ellicott _Oit; m.—tOHIUAGO, ee AND prrrsBURGH & ata age ‘to Chicago. Gitabureh Rey ‘Sunday ELPHIA at Bladens- jew York, and an Cineinnat Express. t . *8unday only. Other trains daily, except at Relay Station. rmat Bto) here orders will re Tad booolved ab any point ia Ww. M. General Ticket Agent bo: 8. SOROON TE General Agent. BE 8 8 0 aeres, a TO THE NORTE, wea ‘Transportation. AND SOUTHWEST. SPLENDID SCENEBY, MAGNIFICENT ‘EQUeMENT. In Soe JANUARY 6, 1880. LEAVE, WASHINGTON, from Depot, tal fand the Wert, 10:40 P dsily, with Par a Biba oe ead bt. rods gad Onicawo! igh Ooch orate fe MORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. aR ee fara 1 basset ce Saar a SER ea aay ae ja i 9:30 a.m. daily, except 1, Ne eens Gay cero hae Siw wih" boas of brockisn Bonding dlrect transfer to Fulton street, avold double ferriage and Journey across New York i 8 10 cS m. and hal 8 daily, :45 p. Lim- whats mand a, DRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL- “era AND ALEXANDBIA AND WASHING- ror, Asai, 120 tant fietm and 8 setae 7-00 a.m. daily, and 5:20 p.m. daily, except Stin Alexandria, for Ws 8, 3.m, 112-50, ®. &, 7, 9:06 p.m. and 14 On Sanday’ a Oa-m., and 7 and 4 sprog inna BURGLAW’S SEASON NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT OOMPARY, 15th street and Now York avenue. eS eat be oe et a . Government deposit Se i000. ee Oe aS weedeat; Geo W. wm vice president: BE’ Bat” | » tary; A.L. f, treasurer; Henry A Sonn Osaseis, Thos. RvanRe Jan LD WINE AND EN O's eee eu stetee cutee He 8 ia Fatapsco BAKING POWDER, but he ought to soll it if he does not. at BUR- CHARD'S: why then go 0 BURCAEL ae HARD'S 13 feb21 Corner Pa. ave. and 4 1-9 st. N ARYLAND HAMS, THREE 3 EARS OLD, SMOKED WITH HICKORY WOOD. JOHN H. MAGRUDER, FINE GROCERIES, feb19 1421 New York Avenue. 20™ No. 780 90th street. i FISH of all kinds for the Ler TERRAPIN OYSTERS, CLAMS, 3, CRABS, &o. BW BREAD, BEE! LETTUCE, RADISHES, CUCUM- ERS. Romine ont sale every Saturday night. MEAT ve qa ‘WM_LINKINS & SON. oR LEN rT. . Boston Codfish Balls. ‘Smoked Columbia River Salmon. Mountain Trout. Fried Sea Trout. Fresh Gulf Shrimps. Russian Caviar. Sardines in Tomatoes. ene aux Truffcs. Hadac Yarmouth Bloaters. = Kippered Herring. Her Anchovies—in ip Sait tn ‘Oil, in Paste, in Sauce. Ping headed bE! ~ Columbia Boned Herring. Fish Chowder. IMPORTERS BG REE DS FOND. febl4 16 F street. Ge A. HARE, 1213 7th st. n.w., between Mand N, - Buccessor to O. 8. O'HARE & SON, SELLS MOLASSES... s ailons ns Food best N.Y, BUCK WHEAT. 2 Cann. 1d SUGAR COR! lpackage BREAKFAST ‘octor & Gamble’s OLEINE. $ pound can Huckin's MOCK TURTLE, ESOUE Very best SWEET CATAWBA WI x <2 nice FAMILY ice WHITE HONEY in the COM! ferhe Branch Store, cor. 4th and H sta., is nov Discontinued. | i Peeacuse |ANVASS BAOK DUGES, GROUBE, PHE, C a ead \F BEEF, aN BREAD! Country rod BRAT, FLORIDA Eup ana pte . ath Gec5 PaLace MaRxEr, Cor. 1: RST PREMIUM ‘Ayanied st the Nations! air over all other compet: TO OERES. The hsndsomest Minnesota Patent Flour in the United States. MINNEOLA, A very superior Minnesota Patent, STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANOY, A magnificent Winter Wheat Patent Process. GOLDEN HILL, The standard Famil; alone Ol ie Detect Forsale by every first-class Wholesale Depot—Cor. Ist st. and Ind. ave, nov6 WM. M. GALT & ©O. COAL AND WOOD. of front of the Jiniseny WEDNESDA’ fone front of the premises, on PAF oF Fanavant, 1880, at oll umbe1 twenty-two (22) and tart, if one Ga), in squa ‘and for (fio), nthe same are Known an the plat or plan of said city foenee tothe place of of - A dey purchaser ‘Terms to be complied wi with in ‘Seven gubject to a deed of trust for Spee sr cent, jatetest frou May es SAMS Ht STONE ‘Trustees. one SALE 18 POSTPONED until WEDNES! pax, Fepevaky 18rx, A. D. 1880, same hour and place. JAMES H. STONE, feb6-eod&ds MAHLON ASHF‘ ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED until WEDNESDAY, Fesevary 25TH, 1880, same hour an 5 JAMES H. STONE, feb19-eod _MAHLON ASHFORD, of $100 required, at time ‘Ouky, } Trustees. } Trustees. AES SALE OF BALANCE OF P STALTS, IN GEE NEW OITIZENS' MAR! SITUATED oF ODE ISLAND EIGHTH AND SINTH 8T a Waa INGTON, D. 0. Will take place on ‘taorspay, Fateuant 26ru, 1880, ar 1 o'oLocK . a. image known on J de {Ren | THOMAS DOWLING, Anct. ONCANBON BROS.» Auction D' Be 1d D etreets northwest. WELL-KEPT HOUSEHOLD. FURNITURE, CON. BRUSSELS CARPETS, INGRATN AND STAIR {PETS THROUGHOUT USE, Pal RTH W) At ‘Auction, on THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 26, AT 10 O'CLOCK. Paiticular notice is called to this sale, as the are nearly new and in excellent DUNOANSON BROS. TO-MORROW. THREE DESTRABLE AND IMPROVED PIECES OF ES- ee :ON" ON ‘TWENTY METH ETWHEN K AND ole aa IN THE ‘cITy OF APASEL 2 dcereo of the Supreme Court of the Distriet of Goltaubin eeaneed on the of January, A. D. S undersigned tastes © auction, in front of the premises, on , gue 20TH Day ov Fenavany, A, D: AT 4 O'CLOCK P.M. mbered 20, and 22" of Fendall E. alenshdere “trustecheniaivi- sion of the south 65 fect of oriainal Lot numbered one (1), in Bauare numbered fifteen eubdivieion is recor in bor 0. 10; at fatto 108, eve of the records of the Surveyor of Inmbia, said eubdivision ota Bein aitu- Washington, i the respective improvements thereon, ‘all be sold separately. : One- ‘the purchase money of each lot cant on tho day of sale or within eeven days thereafter, and the residue thereof in two equal instalments, payable in six (6) and twelve (12) SHANCERY. i sell at ct of ated in the city of months from the day of of sale, for which the notes one he purchaser or purchasers must be given, bear- the day of sale at aix per centum ee annum, or at the election of the purchaser or purchasers the whole amount of the purchase money may be paid in cash. The purchaser or re, at his, her or their own expense, must an insurance, approved by the undersigned @ Tespective buildi nine her or them The retained until all of ior bone bousht tle ae yught le ac! jot gold will the purchase paid, "8100 de- Tequired on the acceptance of each ‘bid of each Tor Aifconveyancing and recording at purchas- aser Fale to comply with the Hient & reoal the property bought by euch default roperty bot such default- toi aoe ‘at tho Fisk and cost of such default ing PurgeENDALL E. ALEXANDER, Trustoo, febi8, Ets Be 25 2 Louisiana aventio. OBSERVATIONS on “NASAL CATARRH axD CATARRHAL DEAFNESS.’ By a late member of the staff of the UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK. For copies (10 cents), apply to or address DR. WILLIAMSON, febT-3m 523 13th street northwest. FOR WEDPING PRESENTS. NOVELTIES IN JEWELERY, STAPLE AND FANOY SILVERWARE, LONGWY LAMPS, TRIPLICATE MIRRORS, TRAVELING CLOCKS, SCONCES AND MIRRORS. A very large assortment. M. W. GALT, BRO. & €0., febs 1107 Pennsylvania avenue. N4treNaL FAIR ASSOCIATION. ‘MIUM FOR BEST COAL AND EIRDLING WOOD was awarded tus Overall com, STEPHENSON & BEO., Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf. Office: 12th and Penns. avenue. nov8 woop. OAL. Fats. en F st. a. ma ae B.W.; ais 7th st. D.w.:and2ii Pa. ave. 8.6. CATARRHAL PoOoIson. WEI LE MEYER’S CATARRH CURE. THE MOST IMPORTANT DISCOVERY SINCE VACCINATION. Lonp & Tar1on, roadway and 20th st. N.Y. **Thave used Wei De Meyer's renedy for Catarrh, and snr pertecely, cured of that distressing comp! BLAOKBUBN. Terre, Guts Quiswoun & Ke & KEt1oce, way, N. ¥. «For ten years Twas afflicted with Oa- tarrh ints worst form, 60 that I lost my senses of smell I tried every known remed; without relief. | ‘The use of two boxes of Wei De Meyer’s Catarrh Cure has made me perfectly well. Gootp L. Bausx. ‘<1 wish that we had language to express our gratitude to Dr. Wel De Meyer for what he has done for brother and myself. His remedy has restored after suffering for years. ting to the package, my brother said, ‘The con- tents of that box four years ago, would have saved me five hundred dollars.” Mus. A. J. WarrtLesey, __ Shefiield, ‘Mass. ii was wonderfully relieved—and since then entirely cured.” Lewis F. NewMay, 305 Fulton Street, Brooklyn. joctors. but could not help me. cressed. Then mae Veo pamphict was, E 4 ‘Cure on on a Peiaay, a nd felt iP hbet ter them mext day. On Monday,a fs a AE Posh ie brig on ‘on it yee it pmo ares: Sn a ta a a There was alsoa half a cupful of dis- emat- Busan B. Lerauton. &e., &e., &ec., &e. sega, paaiesa pe SS tw rrh Mt. ailed free to gg maby. ‘D. i. Dewey a “Agents, 460 x. SeeonAy, INSTITUTION, Orrick OF THE HE SECRETARY, maton Se Aamo ‘will be reoeltad ba th by until 2 p.m.. Maroh a, 1880, for labor uired in Pieri ore a a onlay oe plans £9 be theo ‘any additional information may be had from S feb2l-eost ie ded by the, carelons reader, bu of tO ee a T | toGereee rd. Mr purchell ay VED oF of reasons he BETWEEN eta By eirtue cra deed of trust, Nor gat we bth 1erh ans daly the Sata ae 7S. AY, BURC rf the 4 wing described real estate, to wit: of red lot twenty- in square four hun erty pe pon Sant tee cree ect one hut ai6) fect to thence sixteen (1 weet line of Sixth street west : ‘Terms cash pont or Bio sale. All conveyancin This p F800 with i MAHLON ABOVE ‘A. D. tr-THE id place. Mi nten gk TONGUES. SALE OF py FRONTING ‘EET WEST, By vires aia: 30th da; s fi TRUESDAY lock Roes. ring a L'il abd aa ro Beach Clams. trict of ol in 12. lle 80 talm« ‘the purchase: sffect an Bs git sE" “AY UR... i ee “feb13 ‘ALL KINDS, and lng, bor Prices, thi ONE. ‘coal trade, cas ite CO (OER F. BAI for Nab Museum Bid'ng dom. ¥ Ce es ex PRacti EXPETrENcE. JAS. F. BRIER, 415 Sth st. nw.» ING aver: lew to ts proper a ary a view TO} ‘Orders promptly filled: feba-1m" gas, DOOHS, etc eta MOULD- Makes. of TLUM! arrangement. BRACKETS, MANTLES, STAIR BUILDERS STOCK, LUMBER. Just erie and during the first advancein build materials, I bou; antities of DOORS, Ekgi, BLINDS and CMOUEDINGS and LUMBER, which atock | arm onabled to offer af @ amiall ad vance above the lowest fee Of last season, Orders for INSIDE SHUTTEL HEAD SASH, R. ‘odd work of fog hand, ci either iu PINE, WALNUT, furnished at the shortest notice. invited to examine my stock. nan will be pleased to 800 his old “Call, exasvine stock, ask for prices aud be Mr. friends. convinced that for low prices, ness in delivery, the place is the , Prompt- SASH WAREHOUSE AND LUMBER YARD OF THOMAS W. SMITH, feb21-Im Cor. 1st st. and Ind. WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK STOCK AGENOY. lusive and direct Tel Beojoley tn Washington sud Rew York oft: . 8H. DODGE, A. G. WOOD, No. 1, Willard’s Tee: Washington, D We. Nt. PRINOE & WHITELY, Stock BRoxens, 64 BroaDway, New YoRE. dg. D. PRINO: qs WHITEL W. B. ea class of, ion in. gan Fra Fraucisoo, -hiladelphia, New York and W: Orders in OOTTON eéxecutea. nov ) Rae JOHNSON & CO., Bankers, WASHINGTON, D. 0., DEALERS IN UNITED STATES BONDS, DIS TRIOCT and other INVESTMENT SECURITIES. DOMESTIO and FOREIGN EXOHANGE. F ci Ls ie s SMOKED: SALMON EAND H HALIBUT. ESH MACKEREL in FRESH SALMON AND. LOBSTER, do. Canne ORABS. ickled an General Partners it and Sold_on Jes POTOMAG ROE HERRINGS, smoked. Choice No. 1. MAOKEREL. Forsaleby J.B. BRYAN & BHO., fel2-eo2w 608 Pa. ave., opp. Metropolitan Hotel. isis VAOOINE ro RELIABLE. Meyer's Catarch Cure: Mineral Sprin Wi on in siph d_ on draught. ‘Ou leurs ‘ein ‘weietien fata Thy" Hop Bitters, DAVIS & HENESS, an24-eo3m. 8.E. cor. 18th and H sta. n.wi> ON= WEEK MOBE. Entire Stock of MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS AND x0 SD GLOVES At and below cost, FOR CASH, Prior to opening of SPRING GOODS March 1. MME. M. J. HUNT, feb21 Nos. 691 and 6293 D Street. ME. LEG, VEN, M™ yasnioN ABLE ‘DRESSMAKER. BRIDAL TRO UBSEA (OURNING ORDERS. marices filled at shortest notion, ‘and in most artistic povadt ths, 907 Pa. ave. GENUINE vVicHy. HAUTERIVE) For Gout, Rueumatiam, Disho- CELESTINS, iineya, Bo. oa GRUILLE—Discases of the Liver. Horirac, * Dysperen. ee Springs are owned by the French government ead Go eaters ave feted hacer fis oer S For sale by all first-class Wine ‘Dras- sista and Grocers. BOUCHE, FILS & C@., fani7-s,6t__ SOLE AGENTS, NEW YOR HE NEW VIOTOR MAQHIN: 1. Tae, SEWING. x iw hiltbedutedard Machines Gold and Rented ‘Repairing our specialty. x Pea aT sae jw ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. SALE OF WELL-KEPT HOUSEHOLD FURNI- TURE: BRUSSELS CARPETS, THROUGH. QUSE: WALNUT FRAME PARLOR NITES, Upholstered WALNUT DRESSING CASK, CHAMBER RUTTES: QAR EXTENBION, ‘TABLE AND DINING HS | MARBLE-TOP SID ‘OP TAB: NG ; BLE or T RACK; WALNUT. BED: KEAUB AND, A TAD c LACK CU INS . AND LOUNGES; HAIR OND. HUSK BEFRIGERAT AY, Manon Isr, 1! 10 ofcLock «at. we ehall sell at the residence of a gentleman declining housekeeping, No. pak 9th street northwest, the above and other "Those desiring well- Kept Furniture of the richest atyles and best workmanship haye, in this sale, an opportunity rarely offered. id WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. RUSTEES’ SALE OF A DESIRABLE THREE- eon As Dene: ON K STREET, SQUARE" MARKET: By virtue of a deed of trust dated the sixth day’ cf March, A.D. elgiiteen hundred an seventy-two, sud recorded in Liber 675, folio td, one oF the land recede for Washington county, in the District of Columbia,” and by the di- rection of the party will t cel ground and py premises” * * “‘in ington and designated and known on the ground lat or plan of said city as the cast half of lot num- four cay in square numbered five hundred shar hfteen (615); inning for the samo at the southeast corner of said lot, on K street, and run- ning thence due west on said street twenty-nine feet six inches; thence due north one hundred and forty-six feet eleven inches to.a 30-feet alley ; thence due east twenty-nine feet six inches, and thence due south 146 feet 11 inches to the beginning,” to- gether with, all and singular, the improvements, etcetera, as in said deed d ‘The terms of sale are: ‘‘Whatever of said debt,in- terest, costs and expenses may be due and un- aid at the time” of the sale, (the whole amount to be there made known), in cash, and the residue in equal sums, in six apd twelve months, from the day of rale, urchaser to give notes, bearing fiteet at the rate of ate per centum per annum, payable cemi-annually, to be secured by a deed 0 rust on the prom ince sold, with covenant of insur- ance, taxes, & the satisfaction of the Trustees ; or ail cash’at jeu urchaser's option. ‘The right is Seerveaie reall 1 property on five days public otice, Uf the terms are not ‘complied with within five days from the day of sale), at the risk and cost of the purchaser in default. "a deposit of $100 will Feauired at the time of ale. AU Sar ra to be at the purchaser's cost. “DE, } Trustees. THOS. J. FISHER & CO.; a anci, "feb@l-d&ds (HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer TRUSTEES’ SALE OF TWO DWELLINGS, ON DUNBARTON STREET, NEAR HIGH, EORGETOW) aby yinme ofa deed of’ trust, dated the 234 927 of, January, 8, and duly recorded in Lider'si6 folto 876, one of, the land records for the District of Columbia, and by direction of the party secured thereb Ye vand by decree of tas Supreme Court of, th fo District of Columbia, in equity cause No. 1033, wherein Henry Krause ef a are complainants an \d Peter May et al. are defend- the undersieaed Trastecs m WED- NENDAY. aor Fesauane atl olonock : Me in Front on the premices, the followin, paescr bon of lot numbered (3), of the sip between Beatty and Hawkins’ addition and Thomas Beall’s addition to Georgetown, Lees Columbia, bounded as follows: Begins ad vortheast corner of said lot three (3), ne Dunisrton street, and run thence south with east line of said Jot one hundred and twenty- ene ED feet. then west parrallel to Dunbarton irty-three (33) feet; then north parallel to ‘iret, fine one hundred and ‘twenty- nd Ya28) feet, to Dunbarton arrest and then east with Dunbarton street to the ning, towether with ine improvements, which ‘con- alte of two D: Der he 1888. Terme: One-third cash; the balance at six twalve and aah iy ‘with notes bearing interest at 8 per cent. per anpum ‘until paid, and accured b: iy a deed of trust on the property. All conveyanc- ing at purchaser's cost. $100 down when the prop- erty is struck off. If the terms of sale are not com- plied with in seven days from day of sale,the Trus- fees reserve the right to resell the 2 pro) moperty ss: the risk and cost of the Se eRe SINS Ww. feb12-td WM. A. GORDON, t Trustoos. JDENCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Fi ON TWENTY-FOURTH stever AND H STR EET: , foliv thot of' Columbia, and at request of the cured, we will cell at public auction, in front of the premises, on SATU! RUARY 28TH, A.D. 1880, ar 4 CicLOcK FM, all that parcel of ground improved by a frame house. and known as the south- ern part of fot numbered thirteen (13), ered. thirty-one (31), in City of Was BG. osinlng for same at. the southeast. coruet of Sala tee d lot, No; No. 18, on the west side of 24th stroot wes! Of anid lot'one hundred and forty (140) feet, num ‘thence ith the south line thence north with west line of said lot twent 2 ) feet, thence east parallel to first line to said ctrost, thence south with aaid street (20) feet to the basin nin ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance in two equal instalments at six and twelve monthe, with interest, to be secured by deed of trust. A deposit of one hundred dol’ars at time of sale; conveya: one, ‘at purchaser's cost. ‘Terms of sale to be com: ith in one week, otherwise the Trustees will at risk and cost of Gefantting ya uurchaser. [LLIAM A. GORDO. fob16-dkda FERDINAND KING.” } Trustees. UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES oe OF ¥ VALUABLE LOT_ON EW Y NI IN SIXTH AND SBANENTE ‘STREETS NORTHWEST, AT of Suse iven to us, and, folio ae one’ of the land records of Ws mm county, in the District of Columbia, ry ON, request of the rty secured thereby, We at public auc- jou-on THURSDAY. Len piyor Manen A.D.1800, 311 there picese and patcels Of around fying in. tue feces and parcels Gi (ce Washi, tony in the District of Colambis, trent eleht P08) tad iene fed subdivision of pai ¥ ent Par huharoaud a ee quarter cash; balance si: twelve eiahieen ‘month notes to bear 6 per interest, by a deed of trust on the pret an be secure: es sold. A Sonoait¢ ‘of $100 required at time of 8 alo. ‘cent Rerms tobe lied with eee win sere otherwise "Trustees ‘th t the risk and cost of the defanitin: Cad rt iter giving five days public notice oi abl ed in Wash- ington, DO. “Cosgaeli ae ee cost. febl6-eod&ds JAMES D. } Trastece. )PUNCANSON BROS., es TRUSTER'S SALE OF LOT ON TWENTY. es STREET, BETWEEN G AND H SIREETS NORTHWEST, WASHINGTON, virtue of a deed of trust to me, dated 28th in Liber No.: iB: THESE SAU ART OUER OURS 8 STREETS NORT! 4 The House being in committee of the whole on the revision of the rules, the pending amend- ment was that offered by Mr. Turner (Ky.) pro- viding that when a public.bill shall have been referred to a committee, and no re eport, made thereon for 60 days, it shall be in order for the member who introduced the bill to move on any Monday that the cominittee be discharged from its further consideration, and the bill either re- ferred to the committee Of the whole or passed by the House. ‘In the course of the discussion Mr. Garfield, ip opposing the amendment, stated that it was proposition in regard to the tariif legislation. He did not want to run the tariff legislation in that way. This remark gave rise to a short de- bate on the tariff, Mr. Wright (Pa.) being the first to oppose the ‘amendment. Mr. Cox favored the amendment because he believed in such a modification of the rule as Would take from the ways and means its con- trol over the tariff. Aves amendment was rejected—yeas 93, nays a Stevenson presented a similar amend- ment, making it ay Fe oO however, ony vo reve- niie bills. Rejected—yeas 75, nays 103. On motion of Mr. Dunnell, an amendment was adopted providing that it shall require a Fes vote to suspend private business on Fridays. ‘The committee then rose and the House ai- jJourned. GRANT IN THR HALLS OF THE MONTEZU A dispatch from the City of Me: Sd Inst., in reference to the re Gen. Grant on the night of the 2ist, say the depot was illuminated with Chinese lan- terns and decorated with the American flag. ‘The moment the carriages started a magnificent arch was visible, illuminated by Bi ong al lights, in which appeared the word lc column of the battalion known as the dores, with a band playing appropriate Tailitary airs, and 500 rural dragoons with lighted torches, illumtnated the Ine of the procession to Mineral college. After the passage of Gen. Grant an immense procession was formed and marched past the General's apartments, paying him honors. At the house assigned to Gen. Grant he was received by the governor or ths State and the city council, who welcomed him as the guest of the city. The General's resi- dence yesterday was besleged by the aristocracy of the city, anxious to do him honor. He called on President Diaz, who returned the visit, two hours later. Gen. Grant’s reception at the picsMential palace was magnificent. It being he Lenten season, some of the festivities pro- posed will not take place, or be postponed. SroTs ON THE StN.—A large spot, whicn a very keen eye might, be able to distinguish with- out other assistance than a screen of smoked glass, is now visible nearthe eastern edge of the sun’sdisk. Any good spyglass will show it weil, but care should be taken to protect the eye ‘with a oo colored glass held firmly against the eyeptece. A smoked glass screen gives a pleasant view, but ts dangerous because he sooty deposit is apt to get rubbed off. The combination of a n glass with a red one {5 best, as it allows little heat to reach the eye, and shows the sun’s disk free from annoying discoloration. An astronomical telescope shows, in addition to the great spot, a scattered,double Cluster of small spots between it and the edge. au disk is marked, in the neighborhood of the spots, with the feed ridges called facule, which look like crinkled veins of light on the surface of the sun. The great spot is a very perfect specimen of its class, the vast, cavern- ous hole in the center, large enough probably for the earth to drop through, and with broken and ja: edges, looking almost black, with a alight tinge of purple. Near one end a vein of ight projects partly across the gulf. and beyond tha the black center breaks through the whit- ish border. The penumbra surrounding the 3 tion is broad and well marked, of a color and bordered with lighter streaks. vife and three children arrived in New York yesterday morning, on the steamer Colon, from the Isthmus of Panama. They took guarters in the Windsor Hotel, where M. de Lesseps received calls from a number of promi- nent persons. After emer in New York five days he will come to Washington, and go hence to San Francisco. M. de Lesseps stated yesterday afternoon that there was no secret understanding between England, France and Germany in relation to the projected canal. Even the idea of such a thing was too absurd to think about. His mission here was to make known what had already had been done. He had nothing to hide in regard to the scheme; everything in relation to it was open. He did not ‘seek government or legislative ald, and ‘would not go before Congress. Referring to the Monroe doctrine, M. de Lesseps said nobody musi try to combat it, for in it lles the safety of the American people. He intended to make arrangements for a syndicate to sell bonds in the United States, as there are no popular sub- scriptions here. He intended to offer cver one- half of the subscriptions in America. There would not be over $120,000,000 bonds issued. He aiso prop posed, at a cost of” 100,000,000 francs, to build in the valleys of the ‘Chagres and Rio Grande a bridge dam. Sanp Lor THREATS IN San Francisco dispatch say yesterday Gannon, the leader of the unem- ployed workmen, ‘intimated that they would Nnish their rounds among the employers of the Chinese this week, after which there would be less noise made. but meetings would be less noise made, but meetings would be secret and dangerous to those who had refused to comply with their demands, F. A. Bee, vice consul for China, is out in a card, addressed to Health Officer Meares, the gist of which ts that if such a state of affairs exists in Chinatown as ts cur- rently reported, it is the fault of the health officer, who is clothed with full power to rem- edy the evil. The board of supervisors, chief of police, and a number of prominent citizens held @ consultation yesterday, which is believed to have reference to a threat made by Kearney on Sunday to erect gallows on the sand lot this week. Among the business classes there are expressions heard in favor of reviving the com- mittee of safety. A CURIOUS SHOOTING AFFAIR occurred at Mount Joy, Pa., yesterday. A a gnne in inthe hands of John Wollege, colored, w rged, the shot taking effect in Lis wites side, occas a terrible wound. ls son Elisworth, fifteen yeals old, was also wounded, but not so serious- ly. Wollege claims it to have been accidental. He has ne sick for some time, and was sitting all day in an arm chair with the gun in his hands, which is regarded as suspicious. It is said that he has been jealous for years. Bail was refused, and he was committed to jatl. The wife’s affidavit declares that her husband was a of her, and had frequently threatened to Kili her. MONSIEUR Dix MINUTES.—A Gaulois reporter publishes areport of an interview with the e: press Eugenie at Chislehurst. The writer says that the Empress, referring to the advice she had received not to go to Zululand, said her mind was made up and that there was no argu- ing witha sentiment. Then she spoke with burnt indignation against Captain Care; ‘The only thing which seemed to her credible in Captain Carey's account of the catastrophe was that the Prince usked for ten minutes’ time be- fore getting on horseback to go away. It was a habit of from his earliest infancy to ask for ten minutes. He was nicknamed in the nursery Monsieur Dix Minutes, He would often in bed put up his little fingers, count the ten and ask for ten minutes before he got up. The moral of the Gauiois account is that Captain Carey was bound in all chivalry to sacrifice himself and the British soldiers with him out of ee to the Prince.—New York Herald, 24th. A Fata Dose or Ortum BY MisTaKE.—On Fri- lay Mrs. Hoetker, who lay ill at 301 west 2ith street, hearing her 16-month-old babe Henrietta cough, and bei unable to attend to her her- if, ordered Annie, the servant, to give her a dose of cough mixture. The servant was not within hi and Mrs. Roetker’s 4-year-old daughter, Annie, supposed the order was to her. As she was not tall enough to reach the shelf on which was the cough mixture,she asked a sister of the servant to get the medicine for ben There were two bottles on the shelf, side by side, and the one little Annie pointed out as containing the cough mixture, contained tincture of opium. A nful of it was given to the baby, who mn showed symptoms of polsoning. rnree [ifort were summoned, and they labored for. a hours over the child, but falled to save her.—W, ¥. Sun, 2th. ae, 105, AND THE MOTHER OF an —A tel om Pek ee pops 22d, lo, Mrs. aged 105, the oldest resident of ot this is ety, isaremarkable ex- ample of preservation. ‘She has — children living here whom she visits, to their various houses as as sprightly ry a Sayin i ler form is straight, she talks ligently, ‘she use of all her senses. Her name is Kline, ‘and she was born in ‘Montreal in 1774. She had fifteen children, nine of whom are living, 69, 67, 65, 61, 59, and seventy. ve Yi 0, being the second wife Petei who died aged ee Ee See ara tie de al Ster or John Stevena'tne Hoboki al fongin, and builder of the Stevens battery <tven mn Udy to the subject of incineration: Tehasbeen 2 Europe, and while visiting the buried cities x Pompell and He he found many Inte. = — of the custom of burning human by Wes. He secured possession of Some beatiful a ng in which ashes were pre- served.—N. Fr. Sun. THs 18 Not A Fist ee Bet & SQUrRRRt. Stoky.—A few days Zeigler, of Bat- Jer, Pa., was out hunt ‘mots nile pass. Ing through a plece of weods he SAW 8 squirrel siting on a limb, an unusual sight at this time of year. He fired. The squirrel dit not drop. He fired twice more before ft fell. When he went to pick it up he saw four ——_ lying: gn the ground. ‘They were all joined by astrip of flesh that passed from one to the other. ree of the squirrels were and the other one died soon afterward. They were all full grown and well developed. ARRESTING A PREACHER FOR PERIURT.— Welis. an Advent preacher at Martville, Garese county, . has been arrested on the change of perjury. ‘Wells became connected wi wandering temperance lecturer named pay who was shut out of the churehss in tlannibal, Oswego county, on account of his violent abuse of the clergy and members of the congregations. Then he put up a tent, which was taken down and removed by the thdignant villagers. Suit was instituted to recover the value of the tent, and Wells swore that he owned a six’ mre enth of it. He has been tried since by a cout of the church, and. he testified that he ‘id not swear as above, and that the court record so stating is wron, QUEER STORY ABOUT BURIED TREASURE.—The Pantagraph has already referred to the face thattwo gentlemen from Maine had been mak- Ing a search at Dwight for valuable papers sup- sed to have been buried at the cemetery there. They arrived in Dwight on the 13th, and Were seeking in the old cemetery for a treagure- box said to have been buried there seven years ago by a Swedish a iventurer. After four hours’ search the box was found buried at the foot of@ certain grave, and under a hard maple tree, which had marks and figures cut deep withim the bark. The box contained the will of one Edward Freese, deeds to about $6,000 worth of property near Brooklyn, N. Y., and nearly $2,000 in money and jewelry. It is said that Freese has relations living near Portland, Me., and on his death-bed made a statement that he had buried the box in the cemetery near Dwight, where at one time he lived nearly five mont Bloomington (Iit.) Pantagraph. RUN OVER BY A TRAIN.—Prof, A. W. Allen, of New York, was killed on the Pennsylvania rall- road in Philadelphia last night. He had on the 11:35 train for Paoli instead of the New York train, and on discovering his mistake jumped off and was run over and Killed by the eastward- bound train. WomEN FOR CEN: George R. Lathrop, census superintendent for the Wheeling (W. Va.) district, says he proposes to act on Gen. Walker's suggestion that there Js nothing {inappropriate In the appointment of women as enumerators where the surreundings UMERATORS.—Mr, are such that they can do the work property. and he intends to give places to such ladies as he knows are competent and will do their work faithfully. A Grr. D TO DEATH.—The stable of Wm. Allen, at New Castle, Pa., was burned on Monday. Two of Mr. Allen’s children, a boy and girl, were playing on the wee mow, and it is supposed set the stable on fire. The boy jompe down and called his sister to cues — but she failed to do so, and was eat JACOB LINCOLN’S MURDERER CAPTURED.—A special dispatch oy, the Baltimore Gaze(fe from” Harrisonburgh, Feb. 24th, says: George. Woods, the man Wito brutally murdered Jacob lincoln. acousin of the late Abraham Lincoln, ex-President, has been captured andis now in jailhere. After committing the murder Woods fled to the mountains but was traced to his hid- ing-place by tho ofticer of the law. A JOKE THAT MAY PROVE SERIOUS.—At Nor- wich, N. Y., last summer great excitement was. caused by ‘the alleged discovery of a spring, the waters of which, It was sald, con- tained healing properties that were simply won- derful. A sort of stock company was formed, and contributions solicited and obtained to the amount of several hundred dollars. It now turns out that the whole scheme was a hoax, and was intended as a practical joke. A number of men have been to work constantly at the polnt where the spring was supposed to exist, and only c their labors when informed that the whole arrangement wasa fraud. The contribu- tors feel very sore, and threaten vengeance on the prominent men who led the enterprise. 8?-The city authorities of Albany have of fered a reward of $1,000 for the detection of the persons who set fire'to the City Hall building on the morning of the 10th inst. aJony and painfal fliness, Jas. aged t mn years, youngest eon of Willitm sod Barber. 1] from his father’s residence, 452 64 street d proceed to St, Dominick's Church, y at 10 o'clock. Friends and rela tives are invited to attend. On Wednesday morning, February 26, H BEATRICE Brows, aied one year, hincmonths and five days, dauchter of Isaac B. . Harriet Bro: i place from St. Ma Ma., Thureday, February riends of ‘the family aré Tespect! uly invit ate attend. aS, y, February 24, 1880, at & NES. “place from her sister's resi- 216 Massachusetts avenue ‘tak dence, (Mr. Moone northwest, Thursday ruary 26, at a o'clock B m. yrende and Telatives respectfully invited atten DEAKIN. February 24, 1890; after alin- ering ill ‘of consumption, SvsaN KiizaBeTm, Beloved wife of James W. Deskines, in the thirty: eighth year of her axi he funeral will take place from her residence, 127 Washington street, Georgetown, ‘Thuraday, February 26th, at 2 o'clock p.m. eeetionds of family are respectfully invited to at PRATT. On Wednesday, February | 25, 1980, at 1a. m, of meningitis, HELE Prarr, only ter of Barah L. and Electus A. Pratt, syed WO Jeane, nine 1Guthe and six days. Funeral froni the house, N 0 G43 Eaat Capitol st» on, Thursday afternoon, February 26, at o "CLAIR. February 24th, 1880, at quarter to m., CHas. E. re OLaik, aged “Yorty-oie ¥Gtis remains will be taken from his residence, No. 1018 Fourteenth sizest, Thursday at one o'clock; then to. a . & P. depot. To be interred at Green- land, UNDERTAKERS. Joms & waicnT, UNDERTAKER, RED. SPINDLE F DERTAKER, 12383 Seventh st street 1.0. -+__MEDICAL, &c. ER) EXHAUSTION.—A medical es- ee or pectage saa daress Secretary Kahn's seum, aoe , New York. deol-m,w. fam aod See a athe | ring rem og whe Bole Pics Sew fort Dr. JACQUES, No. 7 University ‘bts supplied. decks ‘ARTLING DISCOVERY. Qua E TEST MANHOOD RESTORED. “A victim of youthful tm causing, having tried in vain every ich, covered & simple self cure. REEE ‘27 Guatham St.N- ¥~ DIED. BARNES. | On the 25th of February, 1830, aftor by