Evening Star Newspaper, February 26, 1880, Page 3

| MISCELLANEOUS. STEAMERS, &c. FAMILY SUPPLIES. MISCELLANEOUS. AUCTION SALES. THE EVENING STAR. OUISIANA STATE LOTTERY. A Splendid Opportunity to Win a Fortune. THIRD GRAND DISTRIBUTION, OLASS AT NEW” ORLEANS TUESD, Dat, Stand 97H, 1880—118th MonTHLy Drawixa. Louisiana State Lettery Company: ‘This inatitution was the Btate for Eatcatona ana Oh ‘Chante: Foote = e term of’ ay rsh to which contract the invioiable £80 is pledged, which pledge has ‘bean Fe eater oy an overwhelming popular Vote, sccurt its franchise in the new constitution adopted comber . 1879, with a capital of $1,000, oo. towbich it es ice added areserve fund of Yrs OHAND SINGLE NUMBER BE DISTRIBUT: ab will soureea er monthly on the second Distr postpones. Look at the olsen ae IZE, $30, 000. PRI 100,000 Ricard TWO) DOLLARS E EACH. HALF TICKETS, ONE a OF Gee uF s|ged sessesesss B 5S tn 18573 amounting to... 8110, 400 Mxteponnible Corcepending agents wanted ae al points, to whom liberal sompensation. will be paid. rite, clearly stating full address, for further in- formation; or Lond overs by exvrete Gr taal ba dressed only to M.A, DAUPHIN. New Orleans, or same person, Nor d1o Broadway, New ark, All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under Be, SP BEATA aud management of GENERALS UREGARD and JUBAL ARLY AYS tn the mpan: BRITISH. mos mi all persons pre- an tending to be ao and solicitivg orders by ckrewlare or otherwise are SWINDLERS. AUTHORIZED BY THE COMMONWEALTH OF KY AND FAIREST IN THE WORLD. 17TE= PoruLaBn MonTHLY DRAWING OF THR Commonwealth Distribution Co., AT MACAULEY'S THEATER, In the City of Louisville, on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1880, has Ne ‘These drawings, authorized by act of the leginis- fare of 1869, an by all the courts of ey, (Soca yulsrly on it day of ores mon ntl Sundays exeorted), and are supervised bj pees ent citi: erie the stat it call attention to the grand oppor- 1e manawem: sanity resented-o! of obtaining, for ited exiany THE FOLLOWING 1 prize. 1 prize. 1 6,008 i 10 do. 81, 000 each 10,00 1,000 90: each 10,000 = 100 exch ao: a oa) aes Hiait Ticker * "tickets, 850 55 Tickets, an ae for club rates should be made to the home Full ist 0 of drawing iblished in Louisville Oou- rier-Journal and New ‘ork Herald and mailed to all ticket-holders. Send all orders by money or bank in letter, or by exTrees. lers of $5 nd Upward by express, can be sent at our TAddress’ EM RD IAN Sour sgurnal building, Louisville, Ky., or at No. 1 New York, or to J: H’ OLARK, i103 Now Work avenue, western DEY MONOPOLE. EXTRA. HEIDSIECK & 00. = ESTABLISHED 1785. CHAMPAGNE. Fo? NO] RE CLE FORTRESS MONROE Beamer Lan ov Tum Taxn icaves Oth-strect wharf on Mondays, We Point and Point Ldokont connect” OU p.m First cass fare, eo; hound tee. Becond-ciasa fare, 81.60; Housd Trip, 62. DAILY LINE ON THE POTOMAO RIVER. ‘The Steamer JouN W. THOMPSON has been with- azawn for ai oe the dawm Mogeury has been her trips and her days until STEAMERS FO R NEW YORE. O. Kxicut and Jonx Gresom alter- East River, wow Zork, every dria same Fates. Apply at Steamer or et Bon President. RK—ROTTERDAM. be MAAR 12 ah SEE AM, ' jersey City, every ay .. 27 Bo. Wm. st.. New ht Ag'te; H. CAZAUX, General . st., New York. (EYES NEW EXPRESS LINE BETWEEN PHILADELP! Atstad SAS eran ASEINGTOR GEORGETG' Philadelphia with .Oleaes Zrovidence, the From Philadelphia—sat ia Natura, 3 = bo a.m. From Washington—Mc a com pena $5 3 a Georse Freights recived daily antl ® ‘of laden. given to Boston and ORUSE & FILS FRERES, BORDEAUX. FINE CLARETS AND SAUTEBNES. FOR SALE IN WASHINGTON, D. 0., by G. G. Connwett, SHOEMAKER & HERTZOG, Hume, Cuzany&Oo., B. W. REEp's Sons, ‘Taos. RvssELt, Buownrne & MIDDLETON, WN. W. Burcuet, W. One & Sons, J. H. Maagupzs, O. O. Bayax, R. B. &A. B. Cnorizy, Gzonczrows, D.0. ue GREAT EXTERNAL BEMEDY 4 “SAPANULE,” é« SAPANULF,” # OUBES BY ABSORPTION. RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, MALARIA. “*BAPANULE.” the WONDERFUL GLYCERINE LOTION, Isa positive cure. It has never failed, < has no for Ohronie Lame- ‘BAPANULE” ie canal ‘Ohill the Scalp, Sc. 5 ‘Diphtheria, Bor Sore Throst, Pneumonia, and infiammat diseases. rho suffe $etmn local difficulties find immediate 2 relief, and 8 by using ‘* BAPANULE"? Ire Fr sponae os fo mise or Took bath removes all sorenessof body. Batisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Bold by all druggists. Price, 50c.and 81 per bottle. Bend for illuminated circular and cards. SAMUEL GERRY & COMPANY, PROPRIETORS, decl8-20 237 Broadway, New York. THE OVAL CAKE i8 THE MOST ECONOMICAL FORM OF WASH- ING SOAP. ALL BAR OR SQUARE OAKES WEAR DOWN IN USE TOA LARGE FLAT PIECE, TOO THIN TO HANDLE, AND, THEREFORE, WASTED ; WHILE THE OVAL CAKE OF OOLGATE & 00.'8 S‘NEW”" SOAP CAN BE OUT IN TWO, THE OVAL END OLASPED READILY IN THE HAND, AND THE LARGER END WORN DOWN ALMOST TO A WAFER WITHOUT ANY WASTE. COLGATE & CO. RECOMMEND THEIR “NEW” SOAP E-MARK REGISTERED) TO CAREFUL HOUSEKEEPERS, NOT ONLY AS 8U- PERIOR IN QUALITY, BUT AS IN FORM THE MOST ECONOMI- CAL SOAP NOW MADE. Jan31-eo2m STABLISHED 1865. (ONEY ON COLLATERAL AT 5 PER CENT. G8 NO REASONABBLE OFFER REFUS! For our large sack Seen ene consist- WATCHES, DIAMONDS, ana JEWELRY. guste: BREROH ana CZITE LOADING GUN: Atte CLE VOLVERS an MUSICAL TRSTRUMEN DS” J. M. & B. COHEN, LOAN OFFICE, febi7 1007 7th street northwest. MM, Soxstscnam, HATTER, has received the mad3 torordse ~ Od styles rem Y Nat {PAE CRLLOLOw TEUEs AND SUPPORTERS \‘T _NEVEE RBI WEARS: piel os al wi — “0D DE U8. . Patent of Cah ESTATE AGENT ‘Beaidence, a aw daalt-2m bills widence, an Fall River. | Georgetown goods received aad tinded Fe Fat information apply to J. H. JOHNSON & 1202 F street north and ah sete BO. ; 12 South Wharves, Philsdel- ‘The senmers of this commany wi ated spa Bremen. mn Pier, Lot. 3a. ‘From’ New York to Havre, Heteyen. oa ton and 3 jecond cabin, B60; size 36 id steerage a cal Sprevead avers certiieton, G28, Wor freiht or pass soniy |CH! Teen, New York. W. G. METZENO: Pa. ay., for Washington. i eepld quae LINE. |, ‘With the of diminishing the chances of ool- i the Slate of ths ns take speci oruro THE OUNARD STEAMAHIE, OOMPANY LIM- Between New York. and saverDeoky Call- at Cork Eom Fil 45 Nn, NEW YORE. \.--- Wed. Feb. 35 | Al Wed. Mar.31 Wed. Mar. $ govesinis wos ednesday trams Now york GATES OF Passage. sccording: atts, 880 and $100 gold, to sccommo ‘Ticket to Paris, $1 pdditional. ‘Sanaa (aie wu at vel steerage tickets from a ee eat ted rh bilis of laden given for Belfs Glasgow, itwerp sna = ports cali tinent, tid for Meittran offer ent ‘nd paneave apply at the Com ga, to tp OTIS BIGELOW. Sith street Washing a Fan" " OHAS. G. FRANOELYN, Agent, N.¥- RAILROADS. ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK. and Southw: ‘To take effect Sunday, November 1 16, 1878, at 1:20 LEAVE WASHINGTON. 5:00 p.m.—Baltimore, ‘Ellicott City and Way Bta- 6:05 Cy ed York, Philadelphis and Boston jundays to Baltimore only.. Break- at eink Biaton = }. M.. a oni mg, Winchester, Hagerstown, Mrode- 1d Way, Relay.) 8:00: .—t Baltimore and Lat ittactn.— Pout of tocks ecka, Hed Piedmoge Seasbare, :15 a.m.—New Yo! Pidndeisiin. Mee ‘Express. he car 10 Beene York ana hia. 8:35 ‘aom,--+Bt. Oolumbas and Pit Ex and car to a ree ng 5 _—Baltimore Ex] l. at Balt vide Laurel Btops a ‘Baltimore, Annapolis, Ellicott City and Way. 1:30 p.m. eked York, es Puliadelp hia: and Boston at Laurel. 1:35 p.m. n Sunday only, Baltimore and Way. 30 timore, lensburg and Laurel Sores. xs Frederick, vis Relay. Btops at Annapolis Point of set HRSSR, lnk Tie Sear Way tions only. ee oe satin ore, Annapolis and Way Sta LAUBEL EX- via 1 LUMBUS AND SPEAS spins ae to Ghioago. ELPHIA ne caro jew York, and ann Bhir: bi ond Laurels 5 (ree Leuis and Cincinnati Express. . #Sunday only. Other trains daily, except t Sunday. ‘ll traing stop at Relay Btati For further at the Baltimore and Ohio ces, Wa mu, Station. and ‘Ticket Of 608, 61¥ and Corner 14th s Tat ‘and Pennsyivania avant WwW. M. Tosa Seed et any point Master of Transportation. a General Ticket Agent So: S00! srafAgent _mayl INTZ, General Agent. 1880 1880 GREAT hades Gt Aa TO THE NORTH, WEST, SP TAND SOUTHWEST. Double Track, Steel Hails, 1D SCENERY, MAGNIVIORNT KQUIPMER?. In Effect Jax vary 6, 1880. TEBE) TEE wana iis from_ Depot, of Sixth and B streets, as follows: pattabarg and the the West 0: 0 8a ally, ith Par. ltsburg to Glncinasth St. “Youle sad Ghicago: Tape daily, tapas ae ey 7 BALTIMORE AND POT aD FOTOMAS BAILBOAD. Osnan: pune 0 aay oe Rear t ee a.m. except Lock pares and at or ae a For Now York sha the Kast, 8:10 Bik Yalng Gare tac * Sfratt na ee eas of fer Gare, 8:30 arm. daily, & Bunda. vor,Brooklyn, N.Y. all thre For, trains Brooklyn Annex, fondling dlrecttraneta to Fulton street, avold- ing dou le ferriage and d journey ‘across New York hiladeiphia, 8:10 ele and 1:30 ae AF. Porexcopt Sunday anes a Pe for pave. anata 40,3 9:45 p.m: On Sunday: LE E m.. For Fo pe Oreck Line, 6:00 a.m. and 4:20 p.m., ‘dally, oxce For Anni ‘Annipols 8:10 a.m. and 4:20 p.. ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERIORSBURG RAIL- yy AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING- RAILRO. 7g 26, Ba Sua sna ‘bn! bunday at 7: 8 ‘ihe South, 7:00 Zs: daily, and $20 p.m. ‘daily, except Bund . ‘a.m. 13-60, 5, 7, 94 ee On Bunday Gunday’ af 6 ab Sire sale 206 and Jnformation, Sleeping and Parlor Gar so- IS THE BUBGLAW’S SEASON NATIONAL BAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, 15th street and New York avenue. ipa Grae ea ees vice, inoderate ants BoE Bag it; Geo. W.. 3; BP. l= P AE Seartovart wessuret Henry 0 a B & frequently con- founded by Dut T bog to remind the publie that there are two of me people an inch and oe Ree take an ell, but it is very ipid re an ell en I der them an ard. Lee ae ee avery ene line of oa but fi reasons he not Bl ARDS ‘CANNED conree peonaw einer Pa pon the corner of Penn: sylvania ave. and 4) ea not so gure gbout sta eo irene! = but he ought to sell Bf oa do aot find what ant at BUR ‘ou do not find what you wa Ys "8, why then go to BI ss BORCHARD'S r= feb21 Corner Pa. ave. and 4 1-2 st. ABEEAND HAMS, ‘THREE YEARS OLD, SMOKED WITH HICKORY WOOD. JOHN H. MAGRUDER, FINE GROCERIES, 1421 New York Avenue. FISH of all kinds for the Lenten season. TRREARTS YST! TERS, ‘CLAMS CRABS, &c. DREAD, BEEF TONGUES. Bene headed LETTUCE, RADISHES, CUCUM- Aclosing-out sale every Saturday night. MEAT bs Scoa WM _LINKINS & SON. OR LENT. Boston Codfiah Balls. Columbia Boned Herring. Columbia Biver Salmon Halibut. "yeh Chowder. Fried Sea Trout. MO" TONsn Gulf Shrimps. Sardines in pom Osyiardines aux Traffes. Yarmouth Blosters. ali van iipperea Herring. erring a L'Huile. Her Anchovies—in Salt, in Oi, in a in Sauce. Bcarbor . ro Beach Clams. B. We REED’ ONS, IMPORTERS TABLE LUXURIES, feblé F street. GF 4. HABE, 1813 7th st. n.w., between Mand N, Buccessor to O. 8. O'HARE & SON, BELLS 5 gallons good MOLASSES... if peatN a PHOR WHEAT. Poe LY FLOUR... Nice WHITE | HONEY in the COMB. &2The Branch Store, cor. 4th and H sts., isnow Discontinued. “feb13 Fi bornbess CODFISH. (OKED SALMON AND HALIBUT. FRESH MACKEREL in FRESH SALMON AND LOBSTER, do. CANNED CRABS. POTOMAC ROE HERRING: pickled ani smoked. Choice No. 1. Mixc a Forsaleby J.B. BRYAN & BRO., fe12-co2w 608 Pa. ave., opp. Metropolitan Hotel. PREMIUM ree ‘at the National Fair over all other compet- TO OERES. The handsomest Minnesota Patent Flour in the United States. MINNEOLA, A very superior Minnesota Patent, STERLING'S 8T. LOUIS FANOY, 4 magnificent Winter Wheat Patent Process. GOLDEN HILL, The standard ‘Flour of the District. For sale by every first-class 5 Wholesale Depot—Cor. Ist st. and Ind. ave. nové WM. M. GALT & CO. COAL AND WOOD. THE FIRST PREMIUM FOR BEST OOAL AND EER UING WOOD was ewasied tots Over all core, STEPHENSON & BHO., Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf. Office: 12th and Penns. avenue. novs ‘woop. COAL. ‘WOOD. Si, JOHNSON ae TELEPHO! eNEOTIONS. soft Weight. Best mill and. b mall aa depot connected with ets. iwi ;1alé 7th et nw. :and Zui Pa ave. ec. ol WEI DE MEYER’S CATARREL CURE. 4 Constitutional and Unfailing Remedy. “One box of Wei De Meyer’s com- pound completely cured « member of sbonely of this w erordacfal emetioins CEL W. pee In.. of Benedict Brothers, 697 Broadway, N.Y. 39 West WasHtxaton Square, N.Y. “For the benefit of others, ¥ desire to state that after suffering with Chronic ‘Gas faling ne aint 7 by yaany prepares in repara- obtaining relief by many, Wee ons kriec boxes 0! of Dr und have entire! me. ae ‘Mas. Emma 0. Howss. ty wife ‘was afflicted with terrible Os- tarrh for eighteen ences rs I ae happy to informs you that ‘ah fae ntirely pero Wel De nable remedy. |ACOB ipralasb JB, 2U Waees conte **I have suffered for several years from \@_ have tried man; edles with- Sabena: I lave used one. Gne box of Wei De Meyer's ‘Compound: au Kam 140 Noble st, Brook tn N. I ni Y (Pastor Noble strest Fieebysorian Church). I could not breath and disgust. breathe ie formation of mucous cessed, my taste d._ smell were restore ‘appetite Foturned: and Twas perfectly cured. tt innow over one » and I have had no re- D. Bite cers OT iio ‘Mott st., fe &o., &O., &0., Wei De Meyer’s Catarrh mailed free toanybody. D. B. Dewey & Co., Agents, 46 Dey st., N. ¥. Hi, BLINDS, MOULD- S4* wrens. 5 Ga. BRACKETS, MANTLES, STAIR BUILDERS STOCK, LUMBER. Just before, and during the first advance in build of DOORS, BAshe Stinps and ee and LUMBER, which’ stock bled to offer at s small ad Tor INSIDE SHUTTE rad ee or etnole HEAD 8: SASH, LDED_ DOO! odd. roe kin ithe y EINE, way rE Jrork of ny Kind, er Mr. Colman will be pleased pone /~ old frien. “Gall, exams zine so aa fs ask for prices au ve con iat for low m » Prompt- Seas in deivery, the place is tus SASH WAREHOUSE AND LUMBER YARD OF THOMAS W. SMITH, feb2l-Im_ Cor. 1st st. and Ind. ave. n,w. OBSERVATIONS on “NASAL CATARRH CATARRHAL DEAFNESS.’ By a late member of the staff of the UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK. For copies (10 cents), apply to or address DE. WILLIAMSON, feb7-3m 523 13th street northwest. £0OR WEDDING PRESENTS. NOVELTIES IN JEWELRY, 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. ‘“ARY PL! ING. woe JAS. F. BRIEN, 419 9th Makes Ity of examination and repairs tite of FL ING, with a view to its arrangement. Orders promptly ea Teoria Wy sseiineron AND NEW YORE STOOK AGENOY. ive and direct Telegraph between er loy in Washington aa aw York offone H. H. DODGE, A.G. WOOD, No. 1, Willard’s Hotel, Washinaton, D. \O.. AGENTS FOR Pa at PRINCE & WHITELY, @rocx Buoxzns, 64 Broapway, New Youe. . D. BRING: Special. W. B. TRA class of Securities Bought and Sold on ion in San Francisco, iphia, New Yona erin ee GOTTON sxecutea. nov iL JOHNSON & CO., Bankers, ‘WASHINGTON, D. O., DEALERS IN UNITED STATES BONDS, DIS TRIOT and other INVESTMENT SECURITIES. DOMESTIO and FOREIGN EXOHANGE. es IEB) ‘OMPANYS EXTRACT OF ce Saver AND OHEAPEST MEAT MEAT, FLAVGRING ST OCuS: FOR BOUPS, MADE DISHES AND SAUCES. . LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF es Harney boon for which na, ions shoul steful”’--Bee * “Medical Press,” “Lancet,” “British Medical Journal,” &. ION.—Genuine only with the fac simile of osurr abies Shs phy pegs Pabel. “Consumption in England increased ten-fold in ‘ten years.” icicle teed OF and sna Bole eee for fg ano Dated Seton ae 00 saat 13 GEORGE ames Trey DEAISR OF OIL AND WATEE OOLOES, ARTISTS’ MATERIALS anv LAMP GOODS, Paints, Oils, Window and Plate Glass, ALL mDips oF Fancy ARTIOLES FOR HOLIDAY Goons. Gecll 428 7th st., (opp. Odd Fellows’ Hall.) STREN'’S WATER WAVES, at MADAME ES- TREN'S, 1109 ¥ si Thave the cheapest and largest STOOK in the city, OF Mx OWN MAKE. Satisfaction always guarantocd. feb19-I1m Ww. ARBRE PREPARED TO FURNISH ESTIMATES FOR PLUMBING, GASFITTING, TIN-ROOFING, and HEATING, in stock line of Fine GAS Fistunke na NGES, PUBNAUES, aud FIRES PLAGE HEATERS. EDWARD CAVEBLY & CO., feb7-skwly Masonic Temple. READ THIS COLUMN. Iron Bitters A Powerful Tonic. Iron Bitters Complete Strengthener. Iron Bitters, jure Appetizer. Iron Bitters Enrich the Blood. Iron Bitters Renew the Vigor. Iron Bitters = Give Vitality. Iron Bitters Cure Malarial |Curatine A Vegetable Medicine. 'Curatine A&eliable Medicine. Curatine Cures Blood Diseases. |Curatine Cures Liver Complaints. ‘Curatine Cures Kidney Affections. Bitters rai Cure Dyspepsia. Bitters Iron ay aes Iron Bitters ‘Nervous ‘Irritability. Iron Bitters = Cure ‘Curatine Cures Boils & Old Sores. \Curatine Cures Ulcers and Boils. \Curatine ‘For Mercurial Poisoning Price $1 « Bottle. Iron Bitters Menstruation. Price $1 a Bottle. IRON BITTERS AND OURATINE For sale by STOTT ELE, £85 vania Bee rislemate ond rene by igimts i Drug som HOLLANDS PATENT RECORD GOLD PER, Patented Oct. 2, 1878. Is the highest achievement in the manufacture of LFERD SPAT! Auctioneer, A’ ES, Ansty Poulaiana avenue. Will be rold at the Bazear, SATURDAY, FEnRuaky [8TH at 10 o'ctocr, 2 Young 1 tec bere soe ee roe any st BX00. 1 cree, Carriage, nearly ew, co Dente Seto of Carriage Harness, to close an estate. feb: ALFRED SPATES, Auct. WAITER 5. WILLIAMS & 1001 corner 10th and D tae teeing Paneer” REGULAR SALE OF WALNUT CHAMB®R FUR- NITURE, BRUSSELS, INGRAIN AND OTHER ET! On SATURDAY, Frnrvany 28ru, cox- MENCIXG AT 10 O'CL.O- K A.M-, wo shall sell, in front_of our auction rooms, W Snites, Parlor urn itare ome Barbie: “OE Fables. Walnut Marble-top | Rideboard, Walaut Wardrobes, Walnut Dining-room Chi Tables, Brussels, and other Carpets, 25 eta, towether with a general Goods. airs superior. crane Housekeeping Te See cas" WALTER B. WILLIAMS & 00., feb26-2t Auctioneers. "ypsomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. TWENTY-THREE ROOMS or ELEGANT FURNITURE AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY MORNING, Mance 2, 1880, COMMENCING AT_10 O'CLOCK, at No. 317 4 street, Sea Gity Hall, I shall sell the cls contente, rising ‘Handsome Parlor Stites, French Plate, Mirrors, Ha deome Walnut Metbie-top Chamber Furniture, Fine Brussels Car- pets, Hair Mattresses, Feather. ete ae Bolst: a8 sen ‘with many other iene jot necessary nention, Terms cash. MAS DOWLING, febi6-at (Sunday Hast Auctionecr. phen ‘Auctioneer. OUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT AUOTION. ont FRIDAY, Feenvany 277i, 1880, at 10 O'CLOK, at No. 925 H atreet, between 9th and. 10th streets, T shail tell" the ontive ‘contents thereof, compriain 2 seneral assortment of Household feb35-2¢ | THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ALTER B. WILLIAMS & OO., Aucta. SALE, KEPT HOUSEHOLD FURNI- TU! gE YORUSSELS GARPETS THROUGH. OUT HOUSE; WALNUT =peee PARLOR in CHAMBER SUITES: ETS: CHINA, B RY WARE:" SILVE. WARE; KITOHEN UTENSILS, &c. On MONDAY, Mancr Isr, 1880, at 19 O'CLOCK A.M., We shall sell at the residence ofa oh rel declining housekeeping, 1210 street northwest, the aboveand othe: These desiring well-kept Furniture of the richest styles and best workmanship have, in this sale, an opportunity rarely offered. ‘erms cash. £24-d_ WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. RUSTEES" SALE OF A DESIRABLE, STneer, KET. OUARE™: " M. co i seventy-two, in Liber 673, at. folio 434, “one of the land records for Washington county, in the District of Columbia,” and OE the di- rection’ of the ip party, secured, the subscribers will sell,in front of the Premises. on MONDAY, the 15TH Day or Marcu. A. Da T 5 O'CLOOK IN THE piece, and parcel of prem ime the City of Wash- ignated and known on the groun me os ace city as as the east half of lot num- four (4) in square numbered five hundrad 5, beginning for the same atthe said lot, on K pater ‘or red and fifteen (515); southeast corner of ning thence due west on said street twenty-nine feet six inches; thence due north one hundred and forty-six feet eleven inches toa 30-feet alley; thence due east twenty-nine feet six inches, and thence due south 146 feet 11 inches to the beginning,” to- hi d singular, the improvements, etcetera, as in said deed deseribed. pene tefms of sale are: “Whatever of anid debt-in- ue t, and ees and un- yal at ihe ime of sale, (the whole amount to e there quads known): in cash, and the residue in equal sums, in six and twelvé months, from the day of sale, the purchaser to ive notes, bearing interest at the rate of six per centum per annum, payable semi-anm secured by a deed of rust on the premises sold, with covenant of ingur- ance, taxes, &c., to the satisfaction of the Trusteos or ail cash’at the purchaser's option. The right is reserved to resell the property on five days public notice, (if the terms are not complied with within five daye from the day of sale), at the risk and cost of the pure in default. A deposit of $100 will be required at the time of sale. All conveyancing to be at the p : . HYDE, TOs. HYDE, } Trusteos. THOS. J. FISHER & CO., Aucts. ‘feb%1-d&ds JUNCANBON BROS., A Auctioneers. TR pares SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES- ieee FOpEra. ee iy De. STREETS, No. 880, folly 69, of the land reoords for Dis trict of’ Columbia, and at request of the party se- cured, we will cell rat ube at auction, in front of the premises, on SATURDAY, Fennuany 287TH, A.D. surat o'crocs ee all that parcel of ground improved by a frame house. and known as thesonth- ern oe of lot number uorthwest, an wii riin thencermest with ihe south i of enid lot‘one hundred and forty (140) feet, thence north with west line of said lot twenty (30) feet, thence east parallel to first line to said 24th street, thence south with said street (20) feet to the begin- ning, ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance in two equal instalments at six and twelve months, with interest, to be sequred by deed of trust. A deposit of one hundred dollars at time of pale; conveyan- cing at purchaser's cost. “Terms of sale to be plivd wlth in one week, otherwive the irustece’ will resell at risk and cost of defaulting. yp purchaser. WILLIAM A. GOR) ‘Trasteos feb16-d&ds FERDINAND GANG. is JD ENCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. Usrites ee OF nS NA LOT. BETWEEN SIXTH ‘TS NORTHWEST, AT By virtur of a deed of trust given to us, and, duly recorded in Liber No. 840, folio 473, one of the land records of Washington county, in the District of Columbis, and by Tequett of the ured fe will it Public anc SDAY, 128 Diy oF MancH, A.D.1880, at 4:30 orcLock. Y, ae in feont of the’ promises, all those pieces and Pareels of eround ska in fhe 19 District Dia, AND SEVENTH f ‘ar TION. Biown aa tee hi iberea eluht (28) and twenty rded subdivision of part of 1 G} insquare numbered four hundred an (450), ‘sul vision being recorded January 15th, 1877, in Liber R. L. Horie, folio 382 in, the officd lumbia, purtenatoss, rivileges, improvementaand other heredit- ‘the same belonging or in any wise apper- aments taining. Te ise 8 chaser five days public notics of Buch resale in oe newspaper miblshed in Wash- ington, Conres ea tt = yurchaser's cost. feb16-eod&ds_ JAMES D. UNCANSON BROS., ‘Auctioneers: ITEE’S SALE OF LOT OR. TWEN' TET SUR TE STREET, BETWEEN G OND a H SURETS NORTHWEST, MWASHINGTON, 3 irtue of eet oe muse tones Spiers february, 1874, id recorde Liber 746, folio 34, of the Land een for D. and at request of pay ‘will sell at public auction in front of the proy , on SAT! AY, TH WARY, 1880, aT 4:30 ‘the northern 21 feet on 24th street, by full depth of lot thirteen (19), in square thirty-one (31) ity of Tei le: e-third six and twelve months, with in to be se “by fe the Trus- at risk ‘and CO: Sat. of default- ni Pie dede WILLIAM A. GORDON, Trustee. ‘ALTER B. ‘WILLIAMS &CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF "IMPROVED Be ees ON SEVENTH STREET. BETWEEN B 8 STREETS NORTHWEST. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated the 28th ” of June, 1879, and recorded in Liber AB Metct of Golumbiey aita'by tho waitten direction ee alewed rue is & HH UCALYPTINE. wh nolet Preperstir Australi sn |B ERGs tno. Ee be had of aif Sragaists. Prise 35 cant. febib-Im* Loo! as 1O0nI S13. NOTE PAPER SELLING FOB $1. THURSDAY....... February 26, 1880. ——————————————— CONGRESSIONAL. Conclusion of Yesterday’s Proceed- mgs. SENATE.—After our report closed— Messrs. Pryor and Saulsbury spoke against the “five per cent” bill, Messrs. Logan and Plumb supported it. The question recurred on, the motion of Mr. Edmunds, made several days ago, for the indefinite te postponement a the pul and it was to—yeas 28, nays 21 ir. Teller, remarked | that he had never heard so offensive a debate in the Senate as that which had taken place on the present Dill. Every speaker against the bill had proceeded on the assumption that those favoring It were ant- mated by pecuniary and discreditable motives. ‘This had been the case especially with the Sen- etor from Vermont. Mr. Logan sald the votes to-night showed a condition of things never before exhibited in the Senate. He denounced the Rr rinciple which led Senator to vote against a bill unless it brought money to his state. He charged the Senator from Vermont (Mr. Edmunds) with urging Sen- anes yote againat the bill because they would be taxed to pay the grants under it. Mr. Edmunds dented this assertion. and read from his remarks to show that what he had done was to advise careful examination of the bill by all Senators, as it was an important and ex) msive measure. B, — Still claimed that the implication of Mr. Edmund's words was as he (Mr. Logan) had stated. Mr. McDonald, at 7 p. m., moved Cree the Senate adjourn. The vote restilted yeas 18, nays 18—no quorum. Considerable fillibustering ensuea, and at 7:40 the Senate, by a vote of 29 to 13, adjourned. HOUSE.—After our report closed— Debate on the star route deficiency appropria- tion bill was continued by Messrs. sey Blackburn, Hawley, Haskell and others. With- out reaching a vote the House adjourned. New York Republican Convention. STALWART SPEECH OF MR. CONKLING—GRANT RE- SOLUTIONS ADOPTED. After our report of the proceedings of the New York Republican Convention closed yester- day, the following resolutions were subiniited: “The republicans of the state of New York, assembled to ap) poi’ delegates to represent them in the national convention, reaffirm the pen and patriotic qatpoess of the repub- ican party heretofore declared and faithfully acted upon, and equally impressed with the responsibility now devolved upon them, declare that the safety of the nation is again imperiled by the virulent and unlawful efforts of the democratic party to overawe and subvert the state governments, as represented by the con- duct of its leaders in Maine and in several of the southern states, thereby intended to secure control of the general government by deeds of violence and fraud, and indifference ot carefully constituted judicial authority. In the presence of these grave and threat- ening dangers, it is the duty of the republican party of the Union, in its united strength, to meet and prevent them, and to this end, mind- ful of their great responsibility in- the Coming presidential contest, and of the fact that itmust determined by the electoral vote of their state, they hereby solemnly pledge to the re- ublicane of other states their ability to cast it Ulysses S. Grant. Wedeclare that in him we re absolute trust for his honesty, his fidelity to duty, his serene judgment and Solid intelligence, his varied experiences, and for the uniform success that has ever attended his ef- forts in securing the integrity, perpetuity, grandeur and prosperity of our common coun: try. For these reasons, and because we are sat- isfied that in him the nation, north and south, decidedly greet a candidate deserving of its confidence, we present him as entitled to the suffrages of every patriotic eitizen. We also declare that the objection to a third president- fal term applies only to a third consecutive term, and 1s utterly inapplicable to the re- election of General Grant, who is and has been a private citizen, absent from the country, des- titute of all presidential or official influence or patronage, and whose election must be by the free choice of the people, unaided by those influences which alone give force, if any there be, to that objection. Therefore Resolved, That the republicans of New York believe the re- election of Ulysses S. Grant as the presidential candidate of urgent importance, and the dele- ites this assembled are called upon and structed to use their most earnest and united efforts to secure his nomination.” At the close of the reading there was long-continued ap- Plause and hisses. Mr. Forster moved to amend that portion of the resolutions pledging the state to Grant by Substituting the name of James G. Blaine. [Ap- plause long continued.} He moved to strike out all th that portion of the resolution referring to a ird term. After considerable discussion Mr. W. B. Wood- in moved to strike out the name of Grant and leave the delegation unpl Mr. Forster accepted the amendment. The question was then put on Mr. Forster’s amend- ment, when Mr. Conkling took the floor and ad- dressed the convention at great length MR. CONKLING’S SPEECH. In the course of his remarks he sald: “The election before us, fellow republicans, is des- tned to be memorable when you and I may be forgotten—memorable for the desperation of the contest, not only before the people have decided it, but, T fear afterward also. It is the last elec- tion to occur under a cause which gives un- hallowed and unlawful power tothe south. I say undue and unlawful power, because every colored person is counted to swell representi- tion, and yet colored vote is trampled 0: and ignored. Appia This arrangemen gives to the cou ern states but forty-seven Electoral ‘votes less than & majority. A new count is about to take place. A new appor- tonment is to be made, fairly made. ‘The sceptre will be taken from the states lately in rebellion. and it will pass to the north and to the west. But with a democratic President next time, and a democratic Congress to make all these adjustments, you will have an appor- Uonment under which the republican party may not carry this country again for ten or twenty years. Moreover, a close result, how- ever clear, may lead to’a disputed electoral count and open the door toa train of evils which no prophet can foretell. The last electoral count, when one house was republican and one democratic, the extra session with its revolu- tionary plot, the doings in Maine and other tines are ngee ugh to ane blind and the lons are y on foot to place the choice of the next President in the hands of a democratic House. A flaw found in a single electoral certificate of any state with either of these two democratic houses to refuse to count it, and the result is given into the hands of the House of Representatives, where the election must be made by states, and what do you see? Although the House is democratic, counted by States, it is republican, and therefore— yes, I venture to say therefore—Mr. Wash- burn, of Minnesota, who was elected by more than two thousand majority, and Mr. Orth, of In are marked for destruction, to be deprived of their seats. Why? Because they hold the cast vote in their delegations. inesota has a majority of democratic mem- bers, and Indiana has a majority of democratic members, and if the election for President 1s thrown into the House, the vote being taken by states, the election of the said democratic Presi- dent is insured. In a crisis like this, with New York the pivotal state—New York, whose vote to make the next President of the United States—has she no opinion, no opinion to de- clare to the republicans of other states, who 1s the man ina crisis like this? Let me ask the question as to New York: Have the republicans of New York no opinion who, in the presence of such a crisis, among the men republicans can trust is most certain to be elected, most certain Lo be lawfully and peaceably seated after he is elected? [Applause.] Next year, when we come to have counted the electoral votes, we shall need two : First, a deci unmistakable result; and, second, a man with the country behind him, a man in whom his whole country has so much confidence that no revolutionary _ or conspiracy will lift up its hand to strike wa bis election (Applause. ] MR. CONKLING’S VICTORY. A vote on Mr. Foster’s amendment followed, and it was defeated—2i7 to 180. The resolutions were then adopted. A delegate moved that in case Grant is not nominated at EKO, the delegation be in- structed to vote as a unit for Jas. G. Blaine, ‘The motion was tabled. ‘The delegates to Chicago, for the Presidential electors and —— of the state committee, Were named by Congressional districts, after which the convention adjourned sine die, <a ne |, On 1e of Jani ar- Siltea Peak’ Preitter in West sotistrece, Wins says: that James two bullets which hit a button on his coat. In sup; ot this assertion Beglan shows two battered but- tons, James was committed in the Jefferson ward E. Moore and his wife, ie tad es No. 474 West ae ap The Situation in San Fraticiseo. MORE THREATS OF THE KRARNEYITES In San Francisco yesterday the unompigred hee = a m Alex. eng ce hotel, who declined to ference with his business. The ton movement informed the crowd of the and added that, in their Sp it was harm to kill such a man. Deen prominent in the Doren Sites —- asa —— of Chinatown nuisance. ¥ Afternoon ward presidents, Kalloch and other mem! a the Kearney party, had ‘meeting, at resolutions were passed reviewing the situation, denouncing the Hehenal of police force, depre- cating lawlessness from any source a but declaring that “we are ready to Maintain our rights, avenge our tienda visit upon the low, designing minions of pore backed up though Sens eae by cowardly capitalists and corporatio Punishment so Swift and terrible that the reader o ‘of history will shudder at the record. We have kept peace, We intend to keep peace, but we are not to be tried with. The law must be obeyed, the Chinese must go; we know our rights, ‘and knowing dare maintain them.” Mayor Kailoch spoke on the resolutions, saying that they ems bodied his views. He advised, however, a 60g: Sation of processions for the Brevent. Acom- mittee of the chamber of commerce, after mak- ing some inquiries, have decided to raise funds suficient to employ several hundred men on the Seawall park or some other public work, at i adollar pegday. It ts believed that from 593 to 1,000 men Will accept work al that rave of | Wages. : A SPORTING MAN CONVICTED OF STEALING A DiaMond.—Kdmund R. Stoutenburgh, a well- known sporting man of Newark, who 1s sessed of considerable means, was convicted in 4 the courts at New: ark yesterday of substi paste for diamond in a ring belonging to Mrs. ‘rancis Leavitt. of West Orange. The Jury was out several hours, and the universal impression. was that there would be etther a di or an acquittal. The verdict was received, therefore, with a good deal of surprise, Dariag the trial Stontenbureh was at lange on $1,500 apeaie dge directed that he be taken inch: ie sheriff's officers until $4.000 could q ven. When the verdict was rendered the de- ~ fendant turned white to his Ups, but made no remark. The penalty for the offence charged is. $500 fine or two years’ unprisonment, or both.— N.Y. Tritune, th, Cor His Taroat. about sixty #arrison Etchison, ; years, a well-known and ble citizen of Jefferson, Frederick county, Md., attempted suicide yesterday by cutting hig throat in a horrible Manner with a razor while | b, laboring under hallucination, superinduced by brain fever. There are no hopes of his recovery. He has a wife and a number of c! A Wirr’s FaTar Mistake.—Mrs, Campbell ad- ministered by mistake a dose of carbolic acid to — her husband, John McDiarmid Camj en = merly a leading merchant, in Mont effects of which he died in teen minutes. The coroner's jury acquitted the | wife, but censured the doctors and 4 the first for not warning Mrs. Campbell that the. bottle contained poison, and the latter for not labelling the bottle. Cowvrer Lapor.— Regarding convict labor, the report of the Massachusetts bureau of statistics. for the past_year comes to three conclusions:— 1. That the legislature should limit by law the number of convicts to be employed in ai branch to ten per cent. of the number em in the same branch outside. 2. That the use of all power machinery be prohibited in shops, and the convicts be em — See hand work, as upon hand-made hand-woven goods for prison wear “and other state purposes, etc. 3. That all idea of making prisons self-sustaining be abandoned, and the convicts be taught, under the Russian OF Somo other system, to turn their hands to any trade requiring skili and training. &2~ The other day a little child of Sedge Way, of Austin, Minn., accidentally i button, with an eye half an inch long, ba her windpipe, Agony unspeakable was the result. A surgeon made an incision in the windpipe, button was pushed into the throat and the Swi eile it; but inflammation ensued and the He i 4 §2" Dr. Dudley A. Sargent, director of Harvard gymnasium, says that of the number of students he has already examined at eG fe one-half ats oe a es oa in any cases, an alarming extent, from ton and other affections of the he: caused by excessive cigarette smoking and by strong coffec. 82~The queen of Spain, the Paris papers have been requested to state, is not in an interesting condition, but is suffering severely from melan= choly and nervous agitation. t@~ Mrs. Hiram Bartgis, wife of ex-Sheriff Rartgis, died at her residence in Frederick, Mi Tuesday, of lockjaw, superinduced from the effects of a broken arm, the result of a fall. Spe was a lady highly esteemed. mes the Hens a A for murder at ridgeport, Connecticut % Gratt, an inmate of the jail, eon) to eeu “ecause the prisoner was a friend of his.” "~The German republicans, in mass meeting at Syracuse, N. Y., Tuesday, adopted strong — anti-third-term resolutions. t@"Mrs. Thieson kept a sentinel in front of her house,day and night, at Columbus, 01 to protect her from her ‘husband, from whom she had parted, and who had threatened ven- geance. The neighbors ridiculed her precau- tion, but she said they did not know Thieson ag well as she did: and ‘she was right, for he i ped into the house while the guardian wi temporarily off duty and murdered her. 3 SA young man at Omaha did not wish to marry the girl to whom he was engaged, but she would not release him until he gave her his gro- cery business as a recompense. She now runs the store, white he works elsewhere on small wages, and the bargain pleases both. “The republicans in France,” says the an. “will have a hard fight to pass the divores bill, for they have the ‘priests: and the women against them.” DIED. HILGARD. On Wednesday afternoon, Fel 25th, 1880, FREDERICK EUGENE, beloved son Sallis ‘and Katherine Hilgard, aged twenty seve ‘The funeral will take, place on ate gerd cea sdron tieneestaaioa sito hisYZathees E No. 1709 ode Island avenue. Friends and quaintances are invited to attend. ‘ REISS. Suddenly, February 25, 1890, Bemsa~ airy Retsr, in the seventieth year of his age. Further notice of funeral hi SMITH. At Mitchell, 8 ation ee Va.,on Thursday, Febru: doo, ‘Dee the beloved wife of John ‘T- rae Passed Assist: ant Engineer, U.8.N. UNDERTAKERS. SPINDLER. _ UNDERTAKER, 1233 Seventh street n.w. Branch Store, 239 434 street 8.w- OHN BR. 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