Evening Star Newspaper, February 27, 1880, Page 3

____ MISCELLANEOUS. STEAMERS, é&c. FAMILY SUPPLIES. AUCTION SALES. x AUCTION SALES. 7 OUISIANA STATE LOTTERY. NORE SND tae FORTRESS MONROE TRA’ ER eS SOS vee aND TO-MOREv *- ‘HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. A Splendid Opportunity to Win a Fortune. THIED GRAND DISTRIBUTION, NEW ORLEA ‘TUESDA ARC SE REe EARS puesbat MARSH Louisiana State Lottery Company. ‘This institution was corporated rere of the ‘Stata for rbducnona and Ohare marpoRes r the "Twent KYears, to which consrnee the inviolable faith five Of the State fe Nertbelasay ledge has eon re. Bowed by en overw ming i popniae’s ¥ a ram ar in i Fa tenet ncet opted Seen th uae rice added eosrhotund ef] Cae ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRI oaiod Will take place mostly te meses ‘mesday. | never in ook ak the followin ‘APITAL PRIZE, 830, 100, 099 TIC aicRety AT TWO BOLUM § EAOH. TICKETS, ONE DO! | LIST OF PRIZES. 1 830,000 = 10,000 i 8,000 a 5,000 5 5,000 20 10,000 300 10,000 a0 10,000 500 10,000 1000 10,000 APPROX 8 Approfnnation Prieas of 830 , 82,700 9 Approximation Prizes of 2.0 1,800 _9 Approximation Prizes of 100. ‘900 Prizes, amounting to. 110,400 ing Prine, sponding agents waited at’ all Points, ‘to whom liberal sompensation. will be paid. Write, clearly stating full address, for further in- formation, or tend orders by express or ail, ad- dressed cane MA, DAUPHIN, New Orleans, La., 9 Broadway, New York. Extraor All our Grai or same person, ; No. Oe aes agree Oth-street THE POTOMAO RIVER. The foamnee Pyone Yi ‘THOMPsoOxX has been with- arswn for Fe ihe Jaxx Moseury has been Substituted fo Brcko he her trips and her days until STEAMERS FO! R NEW YORK. abate Fer 0 dane ver Now Pons ovey nately Bia. rand 63 Water New York, every ‘egandriasame oS at Steamer or BACON, President. an in of owes ne Metro} Monat A. SOHOL- “SHOTEDAM,” BOTTERDAl Shania Firs & 4 eat Becond Cabin sguo— 000: 8 Aw. fee ee eto Bo. am. at. ae South nNew oreo ILYDE’S NEW EXPRESS = PHILADELP! LEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON tng ba GEORGETaW Connecting a SauadslD iphia with Clyags Line f pomten. ™ ata vanes : From Philadel, hie etary, aro From Washington—Monday, a From Georxetown—Monda} paren, received di daily eae mn Through Fall River. Georsetowa goods received and Tinted at Washini 03"; full {information ap) oF 3, SORBON a 1202 F sect north’ ane aaah erect wert ily Mixnsgers, ia South Whsrven al * the, supervision “ DEAUKEGARD and 78 SENSI has IBAL A. NO AG “in the and all peraoms pre- orders by circulars or AUTHORIZED By THE COMMONWEALTH 6F KY AND FAIREST IN THE WORLD. 17TE PorPuLaB MonTHLY DRawine oF THR Oommonwealth Distribution Oo., AT MACAULEY’S THEATER, In the City of Louisville, on BATURDAY, FEBRUARY 238, 1880. drawings, authorized by act of the legisla sustained by all th f Ken- ular a oe a BRITT th "Po tending to be 0 a g 55 Tickets, ; Alla plications for club rates should be made to the home lished in Louisville ork Herald and mailed ou all Horet, folders. ‘Sond all orders by moncy or bank Graft in letter, or bv express. Orders of 85 nd OMNGdsess 1. Me BOARDSIGN. Cost ronal er Journal building, Loievile, ae ‘or at No. 163 Broadw: New York, or to J. H. OLARK, 1703 pe 1K, 1703 New York DRY MONOPOLE. j EXTRA. HEIDSIECE & 00. ESTABLISHED 1785. CHAMPAGNE. OBUSE & FILS FRERES, BORDEAUX. FINE CLARETS AND SAUTERNES. FOB SALE IN WASHINGTON, D. 0., by G. G. ConnwexL, SHOEMAKER & HERTzO0G, Hume, Creany&Co., B. W. REEp's Sons, ‘Tuos. RvssELL, Buowntxe & MIppLeTon, N. W. Bourcuet, W. Onme & Sons, : J. H. Macruprg, 0. 0. Bryax, R. B. & A. B. CRoPtEy, Geoncetows, D.O. an7-colm qs GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY 4 “SAPANULE,’ E a — “SAPANULE,” CURES BY ABSORPTION. RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, MALARIA. b “*BAPANULE,” the WONDERFUL GLYCERINE LOTION, ‘Isa positive cure. It has never failed, “*BAPANULE™ has no bl oeet for Chronic Lame- Lame Back, Lumbaxo, 8) Piles, Cha) Gets SE =e +g : Diphtheria, pore! ‘Throat, Pn Petpomre or foot bath removes all soreness of body. = tim! fe Batisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Bold by all druggists. Price, 50c.and $1 per bottle. Send for illuminated circular and cards. SAMUEL GERRY & COMPANY, Proraterons, decl8-e0 237 Broadway, New York. ALOINED PLA Cs eocived a sipment of the celebrated Master, * Hor wale i Jota to sai Wess ge iS Win. GUINAND, 62) Ea. ave. YORNS, BUNIONS. Xe., radically cored, by the C dostsan Chiropodis iBYBACK. by nd painless operation, combined aerect and effective remedice. Remeinber, No. Yi3s Ponuepivania ave. feb25 Bee oe cas 1865. 2. IN COLLATERAL AT 5 PER (ONEY ON Ci ArERA NO KEASONABBLE OFFER REFUSED For our large stock of Unredeemed Pledges, consist- of WATCHES, DIAMONDS, ana JEWELRY. BS ae CLOT! BREECH and ME LOADING oUNS. Cpe VORVELS aud MUSICAL INSTRUMENT! J. M. & B. COHEN, LOAN OFFICE, 1007 7th strect northwest. aes CeneaRe and ae rE ufactured by E. H. IT Osdar et., New York. %and QUNNINGHAM, HATTER, has ressived the y, chew Buk Hate Old styles remodelled. Hats of all Remember the numbery 740 8th a He feb21 - Ss Med CELLULOID TRUSS AND SUPPORTERS r REVOR WEARS © ‘WEARS OUT AL oan, SEER OLEAN, and cap be worn while bathing is for i, 023 Tht. now. Mg {Ure Fisher davon her stan td e Spring Broadway made toorder. Philadel mar20 ORTH GERMAN LLOYD-—Sreamenr Ling BeTWEEN Kew Yors, Hava, LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON AND ee steamers of this compan: ‘will gail every Sat- Enday from Bremen Pier, foot of $4 ‘Hoboker. Rates of From New York to te aoe —— cal aes me fret roight or passage i Ww. G. for (onanp TT of diminishing the chances of ool- ine Ganeonets of this line take a specific course "Ga the outer passage from Queenstown to New york of Bosta 70 an armas 8S Ist., Or nothing to tt 6 0! . ‘On the the meridian of G0 shad at, or nothing fo the nO of 42. THE OUNABD STEAMSRIP COMPANY LIM- Between New York cana Liverpool, Calle waow Pi ad NB. EW YORK. Gallis....... Wed. Mar, §| Scythia. - Mar.10 i Wed. Mar.17| Gallia. Hecla. . Wed. Mar.24 | Bothnia... Abril. Wed. Mar. 81 ae OF PASSAG! eee stots from ‘and Queenstown, and all other parts of Fees sh blls of I Ta ren for Belfast, Glasgow, mar ior dior Mediterranean oth ee on the Continent, and assaee ‘apply at the Company's Bo both steerage and oni. eae SIGHLOW, 006 Tth strech Washing= jan38-"” OHAS. G. FRANOELYN, Agent, ¥. I sche hell RAILROADS. ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. THE GREAT DOUBLE TRAOK. id Shi re Nationa ron ecn, ort Line to the and Boutnerest., To take effect Sunday, November 7. 1879, st 1:20 Baltimore, Ellicott Oe ‘and Way Bta- Algeria. ‘Wedne 5:00 p.m. Pm. 6:06 a.m. Gags ate Philadelphia snd Boston —— ore only. \timore Express. Stops at Bla urs, Callers, Balsviie, St ee and Hanover. ead p: m.—Baltimore, Annapolis, Ellicott City 1: “Ea pin .—New York, Philadelphia and Boston mengoee._Stope at Lael yy, naltimore and Way. ma 430 p.n—Baltimore, Bi and Laurel jens Express. Frederick, vis Gee ‘Stops at Annapolis on. towne Biinchester ‘and Sway Beaton gaat Os dunday to Point an Way 8 4:40 LOGE fBaltimore, Annapolis and hdl Sta Pirro gs: EXPRESS, Bg, Novo ex m cxceet a 6:00 p. —Point ‘hocks and Way Stadlous. m2 8:45 p. itimore and Way Stations. GREY ARD LAUREL EX- ac ease . m.—TtNEW a PHILADELPHIA |. Btops at Bladens- Bless a lew York, and 0°50 p.m rete Touls and Cincinnati Express. day. R Po san gen ly at she} Mepecret | ice, 6iv and Cornet 14th and Pemunyivanie avenu Se ore ees eta and received at any point ia th 1S Ww. M NTS, of Transportation. ket Agent. x0: 8. ——— General Agent myl? iT, me SOUTHWEST. TO THE NORTH, WES SPLENDID SCENERY, preety EQUIPMENT. Eft JANA TARY 6, 1880. be WE Was ASHTNG Ni, soma Depot, Pittaburg and the West, 10:40 a.m. daily, with Par- Biesbure ed Clncineath St. Louis <Gnicago! 7:40 p.m. daily, wi bs to . BALTIM AND ~D FOTOMA AD. ara eats cent ‘and the North, js Pals Gare Ganagaaiga ai Damm aby Palace Cars ‘Limited ae oad Gare, 9:90 a.m. daily, except trains connect at ers wih bouts Ge Boookign anaes: Sia trod tater ‘Fulton avoid: Torriage aud journey across New York 8.10 a.m, and 1:80 p.m. daily, ror ina so ki m1 need daily, Sites Linas 8300 ce ead ‘aay, except Sunday. For Anne GV ats: and 4:20 p.m., dally, ex- ce} ALEXANDMA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL- port MATEO AND ALE AANDEIA AND WASHING- wor” Klesandria, 7 11 s.m., 4:20, 5: 9:28, Gand t vars ‘On Banaay at 7, 9 Phishmond and | South, 7:00 = oats aan i cone : ced a lal ion npooraie® ‘offices, cour cast corner of ih street and. ‘Wants passe northeast corner of eee Eo BS, ae Beiatfor seeking of bengage 2 destination frou ». FAH! General Passenger Agent. FRANK THOMSON, General Manager: novi aioe NEW WAVES AND EAU DE Ero., Ero. Mustrecks opposit U.S. Patent Of- 2% ARE CHES BUBLIOand ESTATE AGENT Residence, 1683 8th at. nw. ‘gan17-2m Loon! Lo i LOoH! 613. NOTE PAPER SELLING FOR 81. erpes torment wkd fo ee now reduced to 506. above bargain can be obtained at INO. C. PARKER'S, 617-619 7th street. HIS IS THE BUBGLAR’S SEASON BATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, NOTICH.—Since Janusry, eee ie Magoo it wide aoe Bi. JENSEN, STE! meee BASS, HALIBUT, FRANK J. TIBE cO.. PALACE fps feb26 Cor. 14th and 4M. ¥. ave. Beets & BURCHELL are frequently con- unded ie careless reader, but I to Teeee the pul ite ‘that there are fwo of us. people an inch and they will take an elt, but it. ie very stupid of them take an eli when I tender them an ard. Mr. Burchell keeps a very fine line of groceries, but for the best of reasons he oes not se [ARD'S CANNED COFFEE, y be obtained upon the corner of Penn- at can aylvania ave. and 4 am not so sure about stap BCO eens OWDER, but he ought to sell it if he does ne Ht you do oot, find Nybat you, want st BUR- SBUNCHARD'S a D'S, why then 50 feb21 Corner Pa. ave. and 4 MABYEAND HAMS, THREE YEARS OLD, SMOKED WITH HICKORY WOOD. JOHN H. MAGRUDER, FINE GROCERIES, feb19 1421 New York Avenue. 207 STREET _MARKET. No. 790 90th street. FISH of all kinds for the Lenten season. ae Columbia Boned Herring. moked Halibut. Columbia River Balm, fain Trout, Fish Chowder. Fresh Gulf Shrimps. Fried Sea Trout. Bussian Caviar. Sardines in Tomatoes. Sardines aux Truffes. ¥: ith Bloater See Toes red Hi ‘armout rT. Kipper erring. ferring 8 uate Anchovies—in. Ss Salt, in Oil, in Paste, in Sauce. ‘Bcarboro Beach Gam B. W. REED’S SONS, IMPORTERS TABLE LUSURIES, febl4 1916 F street. GF: A. O*HARE, 1213 7th st. n.w., between M and N, Successor to 0. 8. O'HARE & SON, fr" The Branch Store, cor. 4th and Hi sta. Discontinued. Ls F b08etess cop: SMOKED | BALMON i AND D HALIBUT. FRESH SALMON AND LOBSTER, do. CANNED CRABS. POTOMAC HOE HERRINGS, pickled anft smoked. Choice No. 1. MACKEREL. Forsaleby J.B. BRYAN & BRO., fe12-e02w 608 Pa. ave., opp. Metropolitan Hotel. EST PREMIUM Awarded at the National Fafr over all other compet- TO CERES. The handsomest Minnesota Patent Flour in the United States. MINNEOLA, A very superfor Minnesota Patent, STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANOY, A magnificent Winter Wheat Patent Process. GOLDEN HILL, The standard ‘Flour of the District. For sale by every first- frocer.. Wholesale Depot—Cor. Ist st. and Ind. ave. nové WM. M. GALT & CO. COAL AND WOOD. N4tionaL FAIR ASSOCIATION. _ iE FIRST PREMIUM FOR BEST OOAL AND SIRDLING WOOD was awarded tous overall ou STEPHENSON & BEO., Depot and Mill, aaa ro Office: 12th and Penns. avenue. (ean. =e JOHNSON B WOOD. " TxLEPHONIO Coxwxctions._OOAL. ‘Full Weight. Low 5. GOAL. i ‘Woop. Main Omce, wharves, mill and depot connected with up-town With unequaled facilities and advantages for _eo0- a cae ate ee ‘yards enabling us fo stock up larhest, when ‘coal 18 lowest; ofices jout the city, and all jediate oommuni- cat pt attention to orda are prepared to offer to cur patrons the of aves Starare sic 2 whe uo pers to 18th ‘and 9th at. 6.6. ol WEI DE MEYER’S CATARREL CURE. A Constitutional and Unfailing Remedy. “One box of Wei De Meyer's com- pound completely cured a member of iny family of Catarrh. I cannot speak itrongly of or proenienta medicine.” 'UEL W. BENEDIOT, JR. of Benedict Brot, 697 Broadway, ‘est WASHINGTON «efor the Depot of others, that after suffe ‘with UARE, N.Y. dlesirs to‘tite Chronic Ca- iy enieey, irty years, sad jef by many pre xes of Drs Weibe De mpounahave entire! Mas. Euma 0. owe SWARTZ, JE. 200 Warren st jACO! TZ fe y for several years from “I have suffered : red for ev" yet tives) of Wei De Meyer's ‘Compound x mee Tam radically ok idee 140 Nobles st (Pastor Noble street Preavete my maT perfectly cures tt ‘and I was is now over one year, and I_have had no re- ‘turn of a Oatarr) sane, eh io 9.3. ape ae a ‘Wei De Meyer’s Catarrh Cure—an abso- Inte cure—is sold by Druggists, and delivered to any address, at $1.50. Dr. Wel De Meyer's ‘Treatise mailed freetoanybody. D. B. Dewey & Co., Agents, 46 Dey st., N. ¥. AtFERD SPATES, Cat Beery venus: Will be rold at the Bazaar, SATURDAY, Eamnsny 2873 be orctock, 2 Yount Reed work any wanre. ons 500. horse’ Cacriage. nearly ‘new, cost bouts Bee of Carriage Harness, to close sue ertate. ALFRED SPAT! Wank B. WILLIAMS & Ci aan 1001 corner 10th and D sts., facing Pa REGULAR. ug OF WALNUT CHAMBER FUR- RITURE, BRUSSELS, INGBAIN AND OTHER A On SATURDAY, Fepavary aerx, as MENCING AT 10 0'CLOCK A. al! sell, in front_of our sucti r00 ber Suit Parlor Furnit Marble-' Tables, Walnut. Marble-top id Watnut Wardrobes, Walnut Dining airs, Extension Tables, Brussels, lingrain, and other Carpets, 2 pairs ‘superior. kets, togeth er with a general aegortment of Housekeeping Goods. ‘erme ‘WALTER B. WILLIAMS & * feb26-2t Anctioners. JUNCANBON BROS., Auctioneers. Bes SALE. oF 11 OY REAL E: ON STREET WEST, BETWEEN SG: AND TS, NORTH WASHINGTON, D.C. ey virtue of @ ceed th ganEary , tet of Co &n bia, and at t © party of’ Colum t request of |, we will cll rat Fuune auction, in| front of the premiser, on SAT FEBRUAB’ TH, A.D. 80, ard O'CLOGE FM all that parecl of arena ipproved i? a frame house and known as the south- art of fot numbered thirteen (13), in squaro numbered thirty-one (31), in City of Washington D.C., beginning for same at the southeast corner of safd lot, No. 13, on the weet, side of 24th street northwest, and run thence west with the south line of ssid lot one hundred and forty lao) feet, pence north with west line of said lot twenty (30) fee thence east parallel to first line to said the me thence south with said street (20) feet to the begin ning. ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance in two equal Instalments atsix and twelye months, with interest, to be secured by deed of trust. of one hundred dollars at time of sale: onvene cing at purchaser's cost. ‘Terms of sale to be com- plied with in one week, otherwise the Trustees will Teeell at risk and cost ie defantting nce LIAM A. GORD! fobl6-d&ds FERDINAND KINGe | TTustocs. JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioncers. Bl aa SALE OF LOT Ox OURTH STREET, BETWEE: AND H STMEETS NORTHWEST, NVASHINGTON, By v sirmae of a deod of trust t to me, dated 261 Fen Tid and ‘recorded i Liver No OgO ae Holi 34, of “a ‘and Records fo for D. r D os ii and at request of pa: sect at ic auction in front of {he property, on SATURDAY, ‘TH FepRvary, 1 O'CLOCK northern 21 feet on ‘24th strect, by full dent Bat i wot thirteen (13), in equare thirty-one (31) in C: Weehington, D.C. Terms of sale: One-third’ cash; and twelve months, with interest, to be secured by deed of trust. "A deposit of ifty dollars at time of sale. Oonveyancing at purchaser's cost. terms are not complied with in one week, tee will resell property at risk and cost of default. ing purchaser. feblé-dkas WILLIAM A. GORDON, Trustee. UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE LOT_ON NEW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS NORTHWEST, AT By virtue of ‘a deed of trust given to us, and: duly record iber No. 840, folio 473, one the land rcoords of Waehingtan count}. i the District of Columbiss an by Tequcet OF 10S party eecured thereby, wo will sell, at public auc ion, on THURSDAY, 47 DAY OF Mancu, A.D. 18 az 4/30 o'oLock P.'m., infront of the’ premises, oge_pieces and parcels of ground lying in the Gity of of Washington, in the District of Columbis, an ag umbered. twenty-seven (27), twenty-elscht (98) and twent y-nuine (29), in Lawrie's recorded subdivision of part of lots numbered (2), in square numbered four hundred and fif Suld"subdivision being recorded January 4 1877, in Liber R. L. Hoxie, folio 382, in the office of the surveyor of the District of Golumbia, to- gether with all and. singnlar, she sppErionsnces, rights, priviles nd improvements and other heredit: ment fs fo the same belonging or in any’ wise apper- ‘Terms: One-quarter cach; balance six, twelve ciehteen ‘momiha’ notes to bear 8 ber cent ‘interest, and secured by a deed of trust on the premi- feseold, A deposit of 100 reauired at time of sale. Terms to be complied with within seven days otherwise the Trustees reserve to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaultin purchaser after giving five days public notice of imc resale an some hewspaper Epablahed. in Wash- ington, a ae chaser’s cost. 'OSEPH EDSON, ? febl6-cod&ds_JAMES D. OLARY, '§ Trustees. WAL TEE B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioncers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON SEVENTH STREET. BETWEEN R AND STREETS NORTHWEST. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated the 28th : oh AB of June, 1879, aud recorded in Libe1 HE foo 319; ke. ‘of the jand records of the, District of Colum! and Dy the written direction fs eocured therebyy the undersuried rus feos willy Gh TUESDAY, Tie 2p pay OF Mauc 1880, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P. M., sell at public aucuioas ie ons of the premises, lot numbered thirteen a 1S a, iltberger’s subdivision of square number Hundred and forty-two (212), with the improve: mers. ‘Terms of salg: One-third cash; balance in six, twelve and eich¥en months, with interest at eizh per cent from day of sale, with the purchaser's notes, necured by deed of trust. 8 00 to be paid at time of sale. If the terms are not complied with within seven days, the trustees reserve the right to resell after one weeks advertisement, at defaulting purchaser's cost. All conveyancing at cost of the purchaser. ERROY M.TAYTOR, Wit H WOODWARD, } Trustees. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & GO., Aucts. fel18-cod&ds RUSTEES’ SALE OF A DESIRABLE THREE- STORY BRICK DWELLING ON K STREET, NEAR THE, “SAVAGE SQUARE” MARKET, By virtue of a deed of trust, dated the sixth aay) cf March, A°D. elguiveeh Bundrea and fl venty-two, and recorded in Liber 673, at. folio 434, ‘‘6ne of the land recerds for Washington ccunty, in the District of Columbia,” and by the di- rection’ of the party secured, the aubscribers will sell, in front of the premises,on MONDAY, the 157 Dax or Mancit. A. D. 1880, AT 5 O'CLOOK IN THE arTEEKOOx, “all that certain plece and parcel of ground and premises” * * ‘tin the City of Wash- ington and designated and known on the ground Eton plas of acid city as tho cast half of iol wuss fered four (4) in square numbered five hundred and'aftean (Gio); bovinniug for the game 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-rix fect eleven inches toa 30-feet alley; thence Qe Gant twenty nine fect six inches, and thence due south 146 feet 11 inches to the beginning,” to- gether with, all and singular, the improvenients, et cetera, as in said deed dese ‘The terms of fale are: “°W1 hatever of gaid debt, in- terest, costs and expenses may be due and un- Paid at the time” of the sale, (the whole amount to there made known), in cash, and the residue in equal sums, in twelvé months, from the day of sale, the “purchaser to give notés, Dearing erate of six per centnm per annum, ayable semi-annually, to be secured by a deed of S gn the premises sold, with, covenant Jot instr- whee. taxes, &c., satisfaction of the Trustees ; Or ail ‘cash'at te purchasers option. ‘the Tight is reserved to resell the property on five days notice, (if the terms are not complied. five divs from the day of sale), at the risk and cost of the purchaser in default. A deposit of $100 be required at the time of sale. All conveyancing tobe at the purchaser's cost. PRYDE, Atty ¥D) THOS. J. FISHER & CO., Aucts. Ss. oO. ipa Sa te PLUMBING. PRaorio. F. BRIEN, 419 98 oreLus ah, ‘aith'a viow to its pr eee Cp Mars pommel feb ia Wsmineron anp NEW YouH BTOOK AGENOY. d_ direct Telegray megeney is ta Gy aleston aad Now York offiess. H. H. DODGE, A. G@. WOOD, No. 1, Willard’s Hotel, Washington, D. iO. AGENTS FOR PRINCE & WHITELY, rock Baorens, 64 BroapwarY, New YORE. J. D. PRINO: 3,2: FERIOE, | Genoral Partners. W. B. TRA Special. of, Securities Bought and Sold_on San Francisco, elphia, New York ana Washington. Orders in COTTON executed. nov ) Publeed JOHNSON & CO., Bankers, WASHINGTON, D. 0., DEALERS IN UNITED STATES BONDS, DIS TRIOT and other INVESTMENT SECURITIES. DOMESTIO and FOREIGN EXOHANGE. jet GEORGE BYNEAL, aes OIL AND WATEE OCOLOBS, ARTISTS' MATERIALS anp LAMP GOODS, decli 418 7th st., (opp. Odd Fellows’ Hall.) STREN'S WATER WAVES, at MADAME ES- ‘TREN'S, 1109 F st. Thave the chespest and largest BTOOK in the OF Mx OWN ANDING 2. feb19-1m HE SELBY'S, feb23 1914 and 1916 Pa. ave. ARGATNS IN BEOOND- AND OVEROOATS rich man’s OVEEOOAT, first-class merchant ‘very, ‘worn, can be \ aT 5 O'CLOOK, in Iront of the raters SALRBOF HOUSEHOLD Goops. Ce Se rec a general aor ane 10, hew and second-hand | Furaitare. Wo Ho post. ponement on on. ‘acentat ‘THOMAS IDONLING, Auctioneer. poraeor BROS., Auctioneers. USTEE'S SALE OF FINE WALNUT ne KS. ST DE SETS) WAR OnDBES. HATES. &e., BEIN' i MRS. 80.4, BEING ( NOSTENY or Ho OUSE Pihor clecthes in r No. olin ene sot the land for Washington city, in the Dis: we ar Columbia, I sell at Pe auc- tion, on MONDAY, Manca Isr, 1! UCOMMENCING House No. 1333 H st. Sch oaale A in part— said trust, comprising, ‘Walnut Rep Parlor Suite. Walnut Hair-cloth Parlor Suite. 8 Walnut Chamber Walaut Wi Bedste Hair and other Mtattrasses, & elvet proce and other eat Batons ware, Kitchen U! and soe numerous to” oo being Cee of aot containing 15 rooms. re in Bood {eb27-3t JOSEPH ROSENBAUBE, Trusteo. \HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES' SALE OF FRAME HOUSE ON ROO wee ET, BET’ wae BEALL AND WEST STREETS, in RGETOWN. thereby, the undersigned trustees sell on WEDNESDAY, Marcu 10TH, 1880, aT will 43go'cLoog, in front of ‘the p premiers, the following of Lot numbered W's addition to George- town, in aid District, bounded an follows: Bouin: ing for the ame at the end ef 102 feet, measured northwardly on the east line of Monroe street from its intersection with Beall street, and ranning ‘ence northwardly by and with the lineof Monroe streetelahteen (18) fest; then eastwardly and par. lel with Beall street forty four (44) feet; then tovthwardly and parallel wit Monroe strest algh teen (1s) feet: then westwantly parallel with ‘Teall street forty: four (44) feet to the place of bey!nuink, ther with the improvements. jerms: One-third cash; the balance at six and twelve monthe, with notes bearing interest at 8 per cent. per annum until paid, and secured by a deed of trust on the property gold. All conveyancing at purehaser's cost, down when the provervy is sold. If the terms are not complied with in seven days after the sale, the trustees reserve the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the de- Fan Por TTAM D. CABSTN ln, feb27-dts_ WILLIAM A- GORDON, § tees. 1HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer TRUSTEES’ SALE OF F TWO FRAME TENE- MENTS. ON OLIVE STREET, NEAR MONT- GomEny’s STREET, GEORGE! ito aan, virtue of a de er) dated the. Bia of September, 1817, and duly record hiversie, foto $34, onoof the lagd sesore, AB for the District Cok ann: a. direction of the parties & secured thereby. ed Trus- tees will sell, on WEDNES) Y. Cs Ge ‘1880, pre follow- ing-descril party viz. of lot amnbered 19, in. Hoimead’s ad ition 0 0 Georgetown, Distri ‘oresaid, begini for ‘at the end of oe woe twent rao) feat fre from the intersectic on, fontgomery and Olive streets ; thence run south- the eaat line of lot numbered eighteen TS) fifty-six feet ten inches ; the terly nerailel ‘with Olive street forty (40) feet: thence no! feral first line to the south line of Olive street; aoe weet by and with ane south line of Olive street forty feet to the place ef beginning, together with the improvements. ‘Terms: One-third cash; the balance at risk and ont af ihe thee defen urctaeer feb%7-dte WILLIAM A: GORDON, j Trustees. NHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ SALE FRAME HOUSE ON MOREOE ERE BEE BEALL AND the By. rae ofa Gated eighteenth day Ce Say, ei Tend dul; corded in Liber 857, folio 2, one of the. the District of Columbia, and by reg socured torch, by, the under rustees will sell on WEDNES! MMance 10TH, 1880, aT 434 0" Ger p a front of at remises, the following-describe rty: yt numbered fifty-four (54), in a aiwead’s adi tion to Georgetown, Disteigt of Columbia, bounded as follows: inning 6 for the same on the east side of Monroe street st the southwest corger of that art of aaidlot 64 Roretotore soid to S. Alexander, and run thence south thirty-nine (39) teat mors or lees to the northwest corner of that part of said lot 64 heretofore sold to D. Sullivan; thence east wien Sullivan's north line fort ur (44 ) feet; thence north with the east line of said. lot 54 to the south- east corner of Alexander's lot; thence west with Alexander's sonth line to. place of beginning; together with the improvements. s ‘Terms: One-third cash; the balance at six and twelve months, with notes bearing interest at eight ine ver cent. per ahnum until paid, and secured by deed of trust, on the property. All conveyan fae at purchaser’ $100 down when the property Isttenck off, if ihe torms of sale are not complies with in seven days from the day of salethe Trustees serve 108 Se dete the property at the risk cost of the defaulting purchaser. \ILLIAM D. GASSIN, } LLIAM A- GORDON, ) bs Trustzes. feb27-dtds \HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES' SALE OF TWO FRAME TENE. ENTS, ON OLIVE STREET, BAR Monta ETOWN, OMERY 8 fREET, GEORG virtue of a deed of trust, dated tie 20th of July, 878, and duly recorded in SM 892, Folio 167, one of the land records fer the District of Columbia. and by direction of the parties secured thereby. the undersigned Trus- seca will Soll, on WEDNESDAY, Manc# 10, 1880, 5 o'cLock, in front of the premises, the follow- ribed property. viz:-Part of lot numbered n (18), in Hol is addition to G tit eaid istrict, bounded a8 follow ing forthe same a ie oint on the south lins ‘of Olive street ninety, {8 east from Montgomery street, and run thence south parallel with Mont- y street twenty-six feet aa inches, I with Olive ‘street thirty feet, then north parallel to first line twenty-six feet ten inches to Olive street, then west with Olive street thirty feet tothe bexinning, together with the improvements. ns: On third balance at six and twelve mont ith notes “pearing interest at eight per cent per, annum until paid) and secured by a Seed of trust on the property sold. all conveyance ing at purchaser's cost. down when the prop- cab ismurack of Tf the torms of sale are not oor: ited with in seven days, from the day of sale, the Trustees reserve the right to roperty at the risk and cost of the defaulting purelaser. SIN, DON, § Trustees feb2gate IHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneers. ERE SALE OF TWO-STORY FRAME vig town, 816, fe & for the District of Columbia, the undersigned Tras: ront of the premises, on WED- NESDAYS Nance 10, Oars oceans ‘the fol- lowing described p : All that piece or parcel of ground, 1, diuatea Ya Georgetown. District bf Columbia, known, as part of lot No. 96, in Bolmead’s fadition to said orgetown, and di scribed a8 follows for the same at a point on. the north side of Stadia street, distant re Feet 6 inches, m ore or less, from the corner formed b; ehosatereccicn oe he north nian of of ehodaard Mates and the east side. 0 drawn at right ansies. to she Pas tas of Stoddard id pass throwsh the center of the divi- sion wall between houses No. 4 and 6, built on Lots No. 8, 96 and. 1% counting the same from the cor- her of Mill and Stoddard strests and running from sai int see and et right angles to Stoddard street to the south line of alley 9 feet 6 inches wide, laid off by John E. Carter, Yirotgh Lota ts 95, 96 and 97 of said accion and opening on Mill street and the leadin fethoe list burial ound; thence with paid fh Jine up alley east ‘Btect, more or less, to the continuation of Hine drawn through the center, of the dividing wall be- tween houses No. 5 and 6; thence south Ripe the pl: of ae cei Consist Ot s two-story frame, Dwall- iFormé: One-third cash: the balance at six and twelve mont, eRe pores bearing interest at 8 per . per annum unt and secured by a deed oft tert on the bepronery sold. All conveyancing at down when the prope! Struck off. ets the came ae sale are not comp! ed with in seven days after the sale, the trustees re- serve the right to resell the aro peEy ‘at the risk and cost of the defaniting pw D. GARSIN, 2 feb27-dts WILLIAM A. OM, 5 Teastees. ypromas DOWLING, Auctioneer. TWENTY-THREE ROOMS or ELEGAKT FURNITURE AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY MORNING, Manos 2, 1890, conuENIxG, 47,10, 0-0L0K, at No. $17 475 street, near City Hall, T a ach! the entire ccaten re comprising jandsome arlor Suites, Erench Plate ‘Havdsome Walnut top Chamber Furniture, Fins Br r jattreases, Feather Pillows and Bolsters, sees many other articles not cash. ‘HOMAS DOWLING, (Sunday Herelal Auctioneer. ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. EOF WELL-KEPT HOUSEHOLD FURNI- : ELS CARPETS THROUGH. TURE, ORE NUT FRAME PARLOR istered in Heo; WALNUT Bese Sextet DINING: ata LE-TOP SIDE- On MONDAY, Isr, ICLOOE Aa, we shall e@i] at ‘the residence tleman deotinin, Shiota street the above: fotos ‘Those desiring well- Furniture of the richest have, in this eale, an Cision ang beat wea ip WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. 4 adopted. "General Courko remains commander: ti Practical jokes his gold shield, the insulted Cap- THE EVENING STAR. “Wes .. February 27, 1880. aie = CON. BESSIONAL. conclusion of Yeo. T#27"* Proceed HOUSE.—After our rt co? ~ e ‘The House continued the conside,. “ation ofthe star route beget appropriation Pia. Mr. Clymer made a speech severely a Postmaster Genera! Key and Dc i ml Bi the loose management Of the m: ‘Mr. Baker, on the part of the committee appropriations, sul a eo! a substitute for the whole bil, appro $97,000 to meet the ex- Ppenses of mall rtation on star routes for the remainder of t e current fiscal year, at or within the contract prices as they existed on February 1, 1590, provided tha’ on any route where there has been an increase of the original contract price during the last or current fiscal year for expediting the delivery of Mails on any such route at the rate of more than $2,500, the compensation for iting service on such route shall. be Teduced to the terms of the original contract on or after March 1, 1880; and nothing hereiu contatned shall be construed to require the reduction of tue num- ber of trips per week on any such route, and Sougegiie — fiscal year no further eX- service on an; e Shall be adopted. ee Mr. Blount moved as a substitute for the first Section the first section of the bill reported tc- day by Mr. Baker. Agreed to—153, noes not counted. All the other amendments were rejected. Mr. Blount then moved to amend the second section of the bill by striking out the appropria- ton of $100, G00 to Increase the servic? on extst- in ig routes. Agreed to. he committee ti then rose and reported the bill to the House, when it was passed. The House then, at 4.45, adjourned. M. DE Lesskrs WORKING IN AMERICAN FasHion.—At the invitation of the American Soctety of Civil Engineers, M. de Lesseps spoke last evening at the Union League Theater, in New York, to a large audience on the Panama canal project. He laid stress on the main fact that a sea-level canal could be built more easily and ai less expense than a canal with loc! med and said that while he had taken a committee of able engineers with him to the Isthmus, at his own expense, and had left them free’ to decide as to the best mode of cutting a canal across the Isthmus, he would have abandoned the project altogether it he had found that the eminent men who accompanied him had decided in favor of a canal with locks. On the contrary, however, they had declared in favor of a ~ning ‘innins different trom those Pye forth respecting the present scheme. “If any project can be called American,” said M. de Lesseps, “this can. My- self and my committee have worked tn Amer- ican fashion, and put ourselves in relation with American interests.” In conc lusion, he said he Telt perfectly confident of being able toevercome all engineering difficulties and carry through the work at less expense than had been named in the estimates. telegram from Pough- 25, says: Alice Weaver, a girl 13 pears of ages ated last nigh t from arsenical poi- Son, administered by her own hands. Her mother died when she was 5 years of age, and she went tolive with her aunt and remained with her six years. At times she went out to Service, mostly in the country, but was averse to leaving the city. Her last place of employ ment was here, but she was discharged for hold- ing a baby up by the hafr of {ts head. She gave as an excuse for so doing that she had seen other nurse-girls do the same thing (o stop babies from crying. After her discharge, her aunt told her she would have to go back to her father, who had married his second wife. She seemed to feel very badly over this announcement, and wrote a note to her aunt, declaring that when the latter received it she would be no more. This note accidentally fell Into the possession of the aunt, who thought it merely a child’s freak, $e. sent the eB home. This was too weeks or Saturday she bought five worth of arsenic, took it all, it is seen on Tuesday, though the doctors’ say she been taking it several days, and died at 11: last night. At the inquest there was no evi- dence showing that her step-mother or her father ill-treated her. St. PETERSBURG TO BE GOVERNED BY Com- MISSION.—The office of governor general of St. Petersburg ts to be superseded by a commission of supreme control, under the direction of Gen. ales Melikoff, who will be invested with the powers, the Czar having issued a ukase at effect. "The cammission will take ener- getic measures to stop revolutionary machina- Uons. It will comprise delegates of the various departments, who will execute the instructions of the chiefs and facilitate the co-operation of their respective departments in the measures psie, Fel in-chief of the troops of the Imperial Guard in St. Petersburg. Cart. CaFFRY’s PicTURE.—While Capt. Chas. W. Caffry, of the first precinct, was walking along Wi ‘all street, yesterday he saw Wm. Dan- bar standing on the curb holding a number of pieces of framed squares of glass. There was an oval ground on the center of each plece of glass. Danbar, itis said, asked the Captain to blow on the glass, assuriag him his likeness would appear in the ovalspace. The Captain blew hist Breath upon the glass, and slowly a ‘icure appeared on the oval, and finally an ass’s head filed up the ground surface. This va» conside1ed to be a capital joke on the Cap- tain, but the Captain did not see it in that light. Displaying to the dismayed vendor of iain marched him off to the Tombs court. Here Justice Kilbreth discharged Danbar with a rep- rimand.—N. ¥. Times, 26/0. THE LEWIS WILL ConsriRac: In the United States court at Trenton, yesterday, Mar- cus Sacia, Frank ‘Allison, Geo. xX Bassford, An- drew J. Park and Henry T. Brasford were placed on trial, charged with having attempted to defraud the United States government out of $1,000,000, which was bequeathed to the govern- ment by Joseph L. Lewis, of Hoboken. John Woolf, Joshua Benson and ex-Judge Fullerton, of New York, were examined as witnesses. The case will probably last two weeks. ‘THE VirGinia Dest Brit pending before the legislature of that state providesthat the prin- cipal of the debt be recognized at the sum fixed in Mr. McCullough’s bill, about $32,000,000, and that upon {t three per cent. per annum’be paid, and that the new bonds issued thereunder be ex- empt from all taxation in Virginia, and that the coupons be receivable for all taxes, except state taxes, as go into the school fund; also, that if on or before the Ist of June, 1880, the counsel of foreign bondholders and funding associations of the United States of America shall together, or separately, accept the terms of the act, they shall be authorized to do the funding, or if they fall to accept the governor may maké a like con- tract With other responsible parties. A MERTING OF PROMINENT RAILROAD OFFICIALS, including Messrs. Garrett, Jewett, Vanderbilt, Roberts and Scott, was held in New York city Wednesday night, and Col. Scott stated last evening that its object was to harmonize, as far as possible, all the conflicting interests of the trunk lines. They counselled the representa- Uves of the western lines to Chicago to aban- don thetr fighting and agree upon Some systein ofequitable rates, as they wanted to make a litle money out of the business “boom” in the country. Cowzgy’s Habeas Corrcs.—Pursuant to the second writ or habeas corpus, granted in the case of Rev. Edward Cowley, the late guardian of the Shepherd’s Fold, was yesterday brought before Judge Lawrence, in supreme court, chambers. Assistant District Attorney Bell poked a dismissal of the writ because of certain informalities in the petition. Mr. Chas. w rooke, counsel for Mr. Cowley, opposed the motion, insisting that this was merely an at- tempt through ‘technical objections to prevent the case being heard on its merigs. Judge Law- rence said he would hear the case on its merits aucce oe of itatonce. After some further lon the hearing was set down for two o’clock this afternoon.—wN. Y. Herald, 26th, END OF A REMARKABLE Casg.—Lawrence 10 several months at the German hospital sumer: ing from injuries received by being thrown from a wagon while passing under a low archway, died at 4 o’clock yeste! morale The acci- dent caused a fracture ant mplete se] eran of the victim’s spinal column, and he for weeks poe dying, oo lower halt a8 ee ann body dead. The extraordinary nature of the case has made Trot peculiar inter- est to physicians, and they are desirous of mak- st nig] Beare! Tesorts in this city in the ool ot ing Some trace of the ti ct fons oft be 1sth precinct, neato Ce Bost identify the dead biirglar, had not retorned uj to alate hour last night. He, however, tele, ._nhed to Capt. Byrnes that ne had ‘ented hen Mains as those of Layote.—y, r. Times, Bh, —<—————$ DR. BraxprcTH’s FosTese.—The will of late Dr. Henjam? Brandreth was offered we probate in the parrots omice, White Plaina, yesterday, ves the homestead in Sing ing, incinaiee usego.d furniture. pictures, silverwe te, horses, carflages. &c., to the widow: the Brandreth honse property, at Broadway acid Canal street, this eify, valuect at $400,008, to hisseven daughters. Afcer a few minor be. quests to relatives in England, the residue of the estate is given to the six sons, who are to pay the widow $12,000 a year in monthly instal- mert during her Mfe. A’ codicti to the will pro- vides for the carrying on of the pill and plaster busiriess by a corporation, im which Dr. Brand- reth’s Widow and children shall own the 68 shares of stock. The widow's shares, on her death, ate to go to the daughters. Such of the children as do not choose to take stock in the corporation are to be allowed $5,000 for each share of stock bequeathed to them. A second codicil gives $50,000 to his son Charies, in addi- Hon to the other property given to him. —N. ¥. Sun, 2610, CoaL Dust as FUEL.—A_ pecullar-looking loco- motive on the Reading ratiroad is attracti much attention. The Cabin is built on to} the boiler. This is one of the three coal. consuming locomotives in use on this road. It has four driv ing wheels, each 5 feet 7 inches In diameter, and four truck wheels, each 30 inches in diameter. The peculiarity in the construc- tlon of the engine 13 rendered necessary because of its consuming dust instead of coal.—N. ¥. un. HORRIBLE Fare OF A CHILD.—A man living near Prattsburg, Steuben county, N. ¥., went up the mountain there last Wednesday to cut trees for wood and slide them down a log-way to the valley below. The foot of the slide was thirty rods distant from his house. He started a maple tree down the mountain, when it jumped out of the shute and, taking a diagonal course, struck the house and shattered ‘it to splinters, ape | one boy elght years old, and hers so that they will probably die. ‘The father saw from the top of the moun- tain the course the tree was taking, and saw hi Itis feared that the reaso. injuring two ot dwelling demolished, cident has ed hit persons who attended the we veer yp Ing at the residence of Dr. Walter C. Palmer, No. 316 East 15th street, yesterday afternoon, were Captain Kealy and’ Detective McNamara, of police headquarters. The cause of their visié Was a complaint that overcoats, canes, and um- brellas had been stolen during the meetings. Captain Kealy noticed one man of meek appear- ance gliding toward the door before the close of the service, and suspecting that he was a wolf in sheep's Clothing he watched him. ‘The man picked up a valuable cane belonging to some one else, and was In the act of leaving the house when he was arrested. He give his name as William F, Fink.. ¥. Tritune, th, CoMING StaTE ConvENTIONS.—The Mlinots re- Fuca convention Fe ‘ll meet at Springtield, 19th.” .... The Towa democratic Convention will be held at Burlington, Towa, April 7th. The New Hampshire démocratic state com- mittee will meet at Concord, March 18th, to de- termine upon the time, place and manner of selecting delegates to the democratic national convention. iRAVE PROTECTIO! Fyler, a peopl oo ectable citizen of “Berea, Ohio, has wrest with thedifficult problem of grave Drotection aud evolved a cheap and simple device consisting of a frame of numerous wrou; ane ‘iron rods ously put together in a perfect net-work,which, when the earth is filled in, “would be kely to bafile at every step the ghoulish effortsof the meanest and inost muscular of mankind. GEN. GRanT held a reception Tuesday night at the residence of Minister Foster,in the City of Mexico. Yesterday a grand festival in his honor was given in the Principal plazas, four hundred musicians participating. o2-A tram} protected himself from the cold at La Harpe, HL, by building a complete circle of fire and going to sleep in the enclosure; but he was burned to death. &2~The schooi trustees of a Missourl district made a rule that no pupil should naps oo on the day after spending a nighi The legality of this measure Is to be tested in rine courts. <8? Mr. Paul Talbert, of Prince George's co., Md., died a few days ago, in the 92d year of his age. MARRIED. BENHAM LRENAN, By the Rev. Fathe O'Sullivan, at St. Pete paniary 26%a, T8h0, MrT. Buniast to Miss Rare M. C. BRENAN, both of Washington, D.C. —EE DIED. .COnRY. On Friday, February 27, 1880, at 12:25 Rovent Conky, Sa., aye ‘seventy-three ends of the family are respectfully, Invited > end the funeral, fron: his late residence, 0 ania avenue northwest, on ‘Mronday, ernsy Mare let, ag 3 p.m February 26th, 1880, a al 1s, xrand-daughter of Pakrick’onbemnogtnn Funeral from St; Aloysius church, on Saturday afternoon, at 3 o'cloc FUELLING. soem FUELLING, aged fifty-four years. , ral will take place from his Iate residence, raat ith street northwest, Saturday, 2 o'clock. ;ARD. On Wednesday afternoon, February ose Sante FREDERICK EUGENE, beloved son of Juitis and Kat (© Hilgard, axed twenty-seven ea * The fneral will take, place on Saturday, Feb. Sth, , from the residence of his father, 709 Rhiode Island avenue. Friends and ac- quaintances: are invited to attend. REISS. On Wednesday evening, February 25, 1st, essay Hetss, in the seventy ainst ear of his axe 2 Friends of, he family and members of the Oldest Inhabitants’ Society are res) spectfully invited to at- tend the funeral from his lat idence, No. 1406 Gstreet northwest, on Saturday, 28th inst., at 3 o'clock p.m. SMITH. At Mitchell 8 ation, Oulpeper county, ya on Thursday, February 36th, 1800, LYDEG the beloved wife of John T. Smith, Passéd Assist- ant Engineer, U.8. WILLIAMS. On February 26th, 1880, CHARLOTTE R, HASILACK, daughter of Lemuel aid C m Her fteral will take place from the residence of her parents p.m., Bond No. 1707 Pennsylvania avenue, at 2 ay, March Ist. Friends are invited to UNDERTAKERS. ‘BED. SPINDLER. D. SPINDERTAKER, 1233 Seventh street now. Branch Store, 239 434 stroet s.w. OHN B. WRIGHT, UNDERTAKER, 1337 10th street northwest. MEDICAL, &e. ERVOUS EXHAUSTION.—A medical es- 20p27-12m say, comprising a series of lectures delivered at 's Museum on the cause @, Bho} indisputably how feet healt health oy be: eee 'a.clear: impediments to marriage, an ‘and the or nervous, and miiysial del ty being the taut m4 idreas Beoretary: ‘icshnrs Mae oe peri gale ‘New York. deci-m,w.fam R. RIOURD'S ESSENGE OF LIFE restores manhood Vigor of youth to the most feation weeks. Fail thee, Re tor JAOQUES, No. 7 University ‘ists supplied. 0026 ‘the oldest established and only reli- = able eEADiES PHYSICIAN in the city, a consulted ted daily ae it 455 Massachusetts avenue tk quay cured. Denealtations free. ties rooms for patients. ing a post-mortem examination, but the wife of 1c im accordance with her husbard’s last wishes, has refused to grant permission to hhave the body dissected. Mr. Burk lived at No. took Hope street will be buried on Saturday i late veciae aonoe, us services bein; taking place’ at Ola Cathedral cen interment D ceme- tery.—Phila. Times, 20 FRaxk Lass Wi-—When the Frank Les- lie will case wi irrogate