Evening Star Newspaper, March 6, 1880, Page 5

ad _— BUSIN ESS CHANCES. ___FAMLY SUPPLIES. __ SUPPLIES. AUCTION SALES. AEE-TURT'S BC SODA W: WATER, APPARA- Corner oS R BALE —At 9 reduced jesirable small BRICKS sout green, Sth and 6th sts. new. M. M. RO} ease 869 7th at. —Oorper 9th st.and Rhode Island s) Pasig riten iat mney Pee No. 920 Fat. nw. ‘accounts, and army officers receipts Eahed- ASBUBY G. APPLEMAN, Broker, 1 R SALE—A ‘and Mansard_ root FRAME DWELLING, with 9 rooms and fine ary cellar, con! afl the modern ii ments, with a lot 38 feet front by 116 fest deep to an alley, at $2, 250 cash, or 62am 2 ee 7th st. "Notional Bank Buiid- ng. T° LOAN oxgy ON REAL ESTATE, No Delay When tecurity is Ample. B. O. HOLTZMAN, maré 10th snd F sta. n.w. i BALE A great bargain. if bought within fhe nexi ten days, thet valu OPERTY Qe, Sth near Conneo: ois 6 6 Tan re 14; in mand. A number rn section of 1085, 000, which plan. Smali cath payment only req (ONEX to loan in Bult, at the lowest ratee smerruls ‘W. E. BURFORD & CO.. mar6é Real Estate Brokers, 702 E st. n.w. ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON SHORT [pony hs are to suit, on approved securites. you can do, ‘and address Box 24, Stat BALE-Two int new 8 aad 9 room = URES. locnton el ice, D.w. ; 3503 to 32,000 cash, balanes on long time. “tage GEO. MA’ Attorney for owner, Room 4, mai 7 yR SALE— PEAUTIEUE ‘GOUNTRY PLAGE FOR SALE depot. It consists rroved fruit ti te mab cate was built new within two years,and all niences. This isa rare chance for a beat sho wants cheap suburban Tonia. “apply DO LP-LIBBEY, 492 7th at. now. |ALE—A lot of PHOTOGEAPHTO. MATE- REA Including Camera Boxes, ‘Tabes,, £c- Apply at 737 9th st. mar$-3t* a aT oH EXOHANGE FOR O1TY Bi PROFERT =e ‘valuable FARM of 40 ac! five miles ne. of Washington. GEO. TRUESDELL, 605 7th at. D TO BUY—For ae Eapetan tial vac Ot BRLOR HOUSE In the vicinity of M and 10th sta. ‘Title must be perfect and imlee very low, Address, giving full descri- and Laid iowent price, Lock Box 3t x = =e a JR IMMEDIAT! 5 000, We THANE 5.008, 2. 000, erty, FOX "& BROWN, mart-3t 1437 Penna. avenue. MALL FARM FOR SALE.—Easy terms; situa- Sta Le TOonduit voad, 44 iplles Prom Washing: ton; suitable for dairy or market garden. Al STONE QU. ¥. Inquire at ED. WoO: EY’S Grocery coares near Chain Bridge. Mont gomery county. Tnar4-3t* F OoB 8 z o E. OPERTY at East Falls Church, Bee ACRES OF LAND in Fruit 8,008, a yale a new Frame c villazes of New ns rood “nelhberbood; schools and cherches convenient. ‘The improvementa consist of a.comfortable frame ng nine rooms, and four other tenements: and commodious ‘corn. notion, fees houses, etc. ‘some 2,000 grape vines of dierent varieties i from 300 0400 peach les apple and pear orcha: above dsecried bs Till be sold low and on accommodat rms. We have otier, Farms in Virginia and Maryland for sale; also, desirable City Property. Persons wis igputciase are invited to eallana examine IKON WARE, Real Estate Brokers, No- 1G the Riggs House. mar3-6t Fea “STORE gd ae _PRELLING ti = musiness 8 sides Storeroom ud Geist. Bent $20. W. RoW COX, cor. 20th and I sts. saee BUILDING LOT FOR BAL. ‘CTR- OLE.—The owner of a CORNER POF 2 mt Circle, facing southerly, is very desirous o! address Box 224, City P. Taars~ ww itat once. Please BK BALETAT 4 Banaate— Splendid Chance to weral fine LOTS, Pe: der a Facing vauis ave. and 4th st. st on Q, near J ith n.w. Inquire 423 11th st. IR SALE—Two sets rE GAGHIN rivae = mak- {ng Mineral Water; all copper and in complete i id cheap. Address ‘LETON. care Dinsmore & aye le, ore, Mae mar?-' RK SALE—A FARM of 125 acres, ten miles —_ city, under cultivation ; good house and all neces— sary outbuildings, and abundance of all Idnds of fruit; or will cxchange for good unencumbered city. property. Address ae fice. marl-6t" TRST-CLASS INVESTMENT.—FOR SALE, on 10 years’ credit. with small cash payment, 20,000 FEET OF GROUND, fronting southeast, 130, fee on New Han pelire avenue, between N strect aud Grrele, immediately north of WN st. ; one square west of British Ministe: iil exchange in part. J. STARR, 1429 New York avenue. __marl-6t ul R SALE. Several lots of City Railroad and Insurance STOCKS and Local BONDS, all of which are re- Hable dividend paying investments. H, J. FROST, feb28-20* 420 6th st. n.w. (OR SALE—AT A BARGaIN—One of those hand- some three-story press-brick HOUSES, with bay window, on north side of Mt. n.w., between 4th and 5th sts. ; nine room F all improvements; in rfect condition; brick stable on rear. Apply to ONOS GREEN, Boom 8, 412 7th et-n.w. fs lot ‘0 LOAN ON LIFE AND ENDOW- ‘ONEY Ti MENT TROGRANGE: Oe —We also enaremest oe Heading ¢ oe a nies, mat Tar agree stam] p for ‘BOGIES & 06, con engi and Ghar sand WRgamIS 8 eon Mo" ‘TO LOAN— AT LOWEST BATES, ON BEAL ESTATE SEOURITY, B. H. WARNER, Jan 916 F st. n. em TQAN ON BEAL ESTATE SECURITY T 81, ard 31,000, $900, 9 and BE, Mousy 823 ing streot nortireat. EDUCATIONAL. Loa Ey J.% saTgacher of ces ORGAN waa foe gualined Yor FESSOR L 728 131 » nati purrs UE, ith st., native CARBOG! Instructor, graduate of Sorbonne Uni- Private inwtruetion in al the Proucl, ‘erms moderate. feb21-5w* TEACHER OF SPENOERIAN PEN- ber of pupil at rel residences. ‘erme nat a pupils at their crate. he Box 62, Star office, ie ee VENING OLASSES—M E Eveu cede tos fonday, Tuesday, Wed ENGLISH. TI College, West Point, Ant lessons other hours. |S. W. FLYNN, AM, 10a Sin etsest Nae 910 4TH BT.. a ae SAUDIROMME'S Bock us Classe, New term in January. boure, 11s. m., 3%, 4 ani . Me Sesarved for private instro ke 28 Bouts offered to all pupils, adults and children, Verbs and idioms orally and practically taught. Visi {nvited on Thursdays, at 33 p.m. -tolp. m. Terms m . Pa.—Boys, 850 bet A A.M., Principal. ME ‘OOD INSTITUTE, CgNCORD VILL, i oe a feb26 Cor. ee 0.) Coratatarmemated HAMS, THREE YEARS OLD, SMOKED WITH HIOKORY WOOD. JOHN H. MAGRUDER, FINE GROCERIES, feb19 1491 Now York Avenue. 207 STREET _MABKET. No. 790 Oem strect. FISH of all kinds for the Lenten season. TRERAPIN, ge ad eee CRABS, &c. SWEET BREAD, BEEF TONG! Fine headed LETTUCE, RADISHES, OUCUM- Aclosing-out sale every Saturday night. MEAT fit ‘WM _LINKINS & SON. FOR LENT. Boston Codfish Balls, ~ Columbia Boned Herring. moked Halibut. Columbia River Seimos: Fish Chowder. Mountain Tront. Fried Sea Trout. 5 sian Carhrma Gulf Shrimps. Sardines in Tomat oes 5 sock Reariines aux Truffes. ‘Yarmouth Bloaters. z a Laie Pered Herring. Anchovies—in Salt, in Oll, in, Past Paste, ae Sauce. B. W. REED’S SO) IMPORTERS TABLE SPORES febl4 = ‘1216 F street. Gq A. O'HARE, 1213 7th st. n.w., between M and N, ‘Buccessor to O. 8. O'HARE & SON, BELLS S gallons MOLASSES. fine. Beek ¥. BUCK 2cans good SUGAR CORN. [Seu rarer 1 wr & Gamble "6 OLEINE SOAP. ay | 3 Penn und can Huckin’s MOCK TURTLE SOUP. 1 30 | very best BWEET CATAWBA Xbb nice FAMILY FLOUR.... Nice ITE HONEY in the 0 5 §2" The Branch Btore, cor. 4th and H sts., isnow Discontinued. feb13 BOOTS AND SHOES. OSTON DECLINING MAN- (pecnss UFACTURER. ASES. -SEASONABLE Boots AND bats 'T LESS THAN COST «Beautiful 3 strap Sandal Slips Gents’ ns a Boots. ut up: Bu an Senn aa (30c. up. Our Gra ning. = WIE TAME HALIN, $16 7th st.» bet. Hand I. Iar-sIGN OF RED SLIPPER_at Brancy:—1922 ave. mar5-3t &2-Telephonic Connections_es yer CAN SAVE 25 CENTS ON EVERY DOLLAR YOU INVEST ls i] BOOTS AND SHOES, BY GOING TO THE NEW YORK SHCE STORE, 605 Pennsylvania avenue. Our Goods were all bought before the advance in prices, at rock botton. figures, an WILL BE SOLD AT ‘PRIME COST For THE Next 15 Days. AK id sverything else in pr te ind ev OnE Prics. es jan23 GEO. McCARTHY. PIANOS AND ORGANS. 'TIEFF PIANOS.—Highest honors Paris Ex- position Universelle 1878. TWO FIRST PREMIUMS t National Fair, Washington. D.O. The Stic? — Grad. the Artiste Pang, defies compet Also Agente for the celebrated Kranich & Bach and other first-class Pianos and tho unrivaled Peloubet an: 8 to 10. Le & BRO., SOLm AGENTS febl7 725 7th st. m.w., between Gand Ht. (HE BEAUTIFUL DEQKER BROS.’ PIANOS, matchiees,, BURDETT ORGANS. Gec8-Sm_ {207 10th st. Mialversaliy scknowiensed fo be the atver aon BES? NOW. Mt ANUPACTORED, facxal Endorsed Ag artists. ORGANS and PIANOS, frome foprates makers for sale and rent. ‘Toning 027-6 oe ‘Lith ot.s0 few doors above Paav. Pcpetang prompsly atten Comers rd BOOKS, &e. UST OUT. Jarman on Wills, vol. 1. Schouler on Bailments, Chancery Practice, &c.. Oral Sone by Kingsic King ow Chemistry, Cont sigs "8 *: remontat T tanita ncley's «The Crap ti Parables of Our Lore, by BC Hallas Works Complete, T vols, now z Nellie’s Memories, by Hosa N. Care se A new stock of Prayers and H, just ceived. The new styles of stationery receiv promptly. W. H. & O. H. MORRISON, AW BOOKSELLERS AND BTATIONERS, mars Pa, ave. ‘EW Bi OKs. ite of Alctautier Duff, ‘Tho celebrated. In- dian Missionary,” 2 vols., €3.75. Farrar’s Life of St. Paul, new and complete edition, ini vol, 83. Sunshine and Storm, b: Brassey, $3.50. Thoughts on, Great Sys ie by F. 1.25. ‘The Manliness of Christ, by Hughes, 81: 6 0 vilsnewed 18 00 - 500 300 1 1 1 E 50 15 25 50 2 2 ved bout Gs by Resins Rian el Hie ty gl. ful and complete assortment of Lenten oD Books, « BALLANTYNE & y 4498 oe street Ge at feb20 sae Mi: MOTHS Gal, aD MANLINESS OF CHRIST—Thomas Hughes. FORLENT atl other L OANAL, $1. DI ORLENT jt other Lenten, AMES CHAPMAN, feb16_Matnoronttax BOEMaOun BET Pa. ave. NEW PUBLICATIONS. BECOND VOLUME REMUBAT, me E MEMOIRS oF a ed DE MOTHS. By Ouida. Cloth, $1.25. =u OF PRINCE METTERNIOH, 2 vols. TENNYSON'S SONGS. Set to Music. 85. ALL NEW BOOKS SO EORIVED AS SOON AS THE FINEST CUAL FETE O% OF STATIONERY A feb6 ooSAEEP ts POET ———— ———— 10 BE IN THE FASHION you must provide yourself with a package of ELE- CAMPANE and HOREHOUND COUGH DROPS. $27 260. for a half pound. 4ETHUB NATTANS, Puanmicuz, feb2] 14th and I sts. and 94 and D sis, 2.0. pan puget: mn emma tn om mergent Seer enee CG aes. Bie BUG poor OBOE At ste feb27-Im* eae ay ees SS | om FUTURE DAYS. DOWLING, Auctionser. - a F EROS LERNER Evans epi! 2 rer large collection of dno copy of the Ener clopeae Meee ont i Tuseted W = Reference, 0 ote ate pt of vania svenue and 11th fashington, D.C, on MONDAY EVENIN3, Mazon 8, and following e at ° y- ‘Terman coche mar3-dia THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. By virtue Ce aap’ ot Tal recorded in ee 16" of Cones land reco! for the Fiu0 HH Gao a by airestion of — AY, MaRcH 10, 1880, in front of the premi the follow- 5 rt of lot numbered in He 's addition to inded as follows :—! ton the south line of reccatred thera sell, on WEDN) to with thirty feet ther with the improvements, is fied with in seven Frustees reserve the raht the risk ‘and coet ‘cost of the default LLIAM D. a temas iy at a, and pi m2 © *4in the City of Wash- and and known on man lat or plan of said city as the east half of lot num- a tfteen. (615): ‘eeetonine for the camo at the 5 6 for 801 corner of lot, on K street, and - ning thence due west on said street twenty-nine feet six, ce due north Fe hundred an: due ane feet alley ; thence twent ix inches, and thence due south 146 ‘feet 1 il notes to ve e boginning," to- gether all and the improvements, ‘described. are: ee ie of ea debt, in- isi at fa ame" of Mire ‘nt 10 e an (he Ene amount to ue ix and twelve months, from the five of naley, urchaser to give notes, bearing erect at the rate Of six y Pee centum per anni mart semi-annually, to be secured by a deed it on the ce Renta sold, with covenant of ingur- required at it the time fale. conveyancing boat ihe —— cost a fp, | Trustees. THOS. J. FISHER &C0., Aucta, “fob21-d&ds H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer. tatsrers SALE OF A ‘A, DESIRABLE TWO TORY RD POOF FRA! ‘astea J 792 ilo fh the 8 agidand day. recorded 153, one ofthe land records for: Goliambia, and at the request of the party secured, Yshall eeil at public auction, in front of the pretni- AY, THE LOCH DAY OF MARCH, A: SNe enroute wate 18 county o} ona eh and being lots numbered seventy venty-four, seventy-five and seventy- TCO wn's subdivision of Ploasunt Piatue ain Mount Pleasant, ac- ar, A. ayenue, and run- ‘with West avenue, and Khown as and ins stalimenis: ta ak ©), twelve t a int ghee aS) months, with interest at si: rcent per annum, Seeurea'by a deed of trust on the property cold ot oF ail eash, at the purchaser's option, time of sale. All conveyancing an pie at terms of sale are not comp] ves the right 1HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. "8 BALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY, TEOORNER OF ELEVENTH AND V STREETS Rona Weer" ody Yittne of & deed of trust, dated nce gp 1868, and recorded onde in Liber No, 669, folio 73, and at the re- quest of Party secu) I in front of remises, on TUESDAY, THE 92H Dax ov MARCH, 880, at 6 o'cLooK P.M., the nerth half part of Lot nuinibered five), in 3a numbered three hun- 332), a8 the same are known on the plant of the it ‘ashington. SHered Toreate. fronts 98-10% % gitends back of that width, pinding on 11th st. 50 ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash; residue in two causal ents at six and twelve months, with in- terest abe sevared ‘by notes and trust on te pro 00 deposit when property. is struck o} DR. F. A. VON MOSCHZISKER, Ge athor of a vonk **The Ear: Its Diseases and Their tmen' ‘A Guide to the Diseases of the EYE, and'a work on the dissases of the HESPIBATORY ORGANS with Oar reference to fie treatment TARRH, OAT and ASTHMA. OFFice: 619 10th st. n.w. Bpecial attention given to the treatment of DEAFNESS, NOISES IN THE HEAD, IMPAIR- ED SIGHT, CATARRH, ASTHMA, DIS- EASES OF THE THROAT, LUNG, OHEST, &o. Dr. von MOSCHZISKER Has met with the most EMPHATIO BNOOUBAGE: locate himself in Ws MENT to permanently loca jaghing- ton. HIS SPECIAL LINES OF PRACTICE Is now fully recognized. list of all persons treated by him can be exam- ined at his ROOMS. Many of them have kindl; offered to permit themselves to be referred to, ani they are flo very best known men in Washington ; = mong tt shen ee Senators, Members of Congress, Over one hundred and twenty names of the best known men successfully treated by Dr. von Mosch- } sisker have already been pub) He, therefore, ily convinced that his reputation is now ea- tablished, and’ that hi iy accomplished sufiicient to satisfy the most skeptical that, advers Hsing with him isa mere ium foe aentica him an to specially (here ‘by Smount of his successin then. Dr. von MOSCHZISKER’S POSITION. as SPEOIALIST in Philadelphi: Practiced for many years previous to nist Pale eadanne inyeatigation, i is aon ne following BCU) iT, presented to him re his depar- To I We, thacn o Whem be May Concern: dersigned of Philadelphia, take plosgure in 0 inc certifying that Dr. ¥. A. VON ORO KER has our city for some years, during watch he has sowaloy a pepnation as £Pigotitioner: oy diseases of Eye, Ear uring some time been Professor and Olini tor tn one of out Modical Institntions. We recommend lim to the communities: ten may see res wis * “e SHOMIGHAEL, yee of the Gity: W. DAVIS: Bes ef of the House ot Reps, Pa. : JOnN WFO wr Press: n MoCLINTOOR, ‘Morning Post; 4. W. GRAYSON, Meroury; . E. WELOH. Oe. WARBORTOR ning Telegra| r mm, Eve ™ feb25 SPECULATION. Cotton for Fu: Delt seat anna pees wail ay oF sa 100 ‘otto workirag amet at value about ., Fe for the faithful sect Sction of business ent wo can woler to er to ‘correepondents in all the a os Kets of the United States. 3. F. EDDY & CO., 128 Peart street, New York. Proposals for Hydraulic Cement [CE OF BUILDING FO! ? Stare, Wan Asp te pDECANTSCeNTS, . ‘TE, Bealea PmNGTON. BD. a for oe farnlahing hing and delf delivering aaa hae of the Build. ‘Warand Nay ved at mea din ot of there- Gr ee general instractions £ Di for bidders, of proposal will furnished 80 nara 6b va ret oo ie m2-lm L OF =e EINDS.—1 Tot of OAK for tor Ooschraahaes and lwrights’ aes eae clean WM. McLEAN. ep eee 510, ame WoliCna asic: tired by Soaletor See Lane ALE FINE PAIR BAY CAR- ia oF FAMILY CARRIAGE. AND EXTENSION-TOP Rtas, aT oa Seg | Cine yyruomas DOWLING, 2 Ractiovesr. STOCK OF HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS, NEW ‘WARE, REFRIGERATOR: Res Be TOOLS Ber ‘&0., Bo., AT BeRKORe NESDAY, Mancn 10rn, aT 10 o'crotee Twi ‘at Now85 Bridie ail of the Stock, Tools, ion of Mesers. ‘Memmert & ore A jeclining business. Sale "ers Cae) Toaredta THOMAS TRG, Auctioneer. IOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. EXTRAORDINARY SALE or OIL PAINTINGS, WATER COLORS, ENGRAVINGS, PHOTOGRAVURES, FRENCH AND GERMAN PHOTOGRAPHS, CELEBRATED BRONZES aND ear IQus Ee MIRRORS. YAY and FRIDAY, Manex iitE end ols, Bo. 10 are! room for con- Picture 1B Beeuttnity: Samed in Gold Leaf Every and ana and American Ma) ‘This su) day, Tuesday and Wednesday, 8th, when will be fu the most important Art beh and 10th of Sale fered inn ani mark de THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. (HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. STEE'S SALE OF. “VALUABLE IMPROVED eee) THE OITY HALL, GONSISTING OF TWO LARGE BRICK BUILDINGS, CHIEFLY OOGUPIED AS OF Fi an: virtue of two deeds of Tat tome, one dated the 20th day of July, pelt ‘and one fay Gate aah aay of Bani, 18 an Liber No. 689, folio Roh Reece: ‘of the Land Records of the trict of Columbia, pe nest of tho party secured thereby, I will sell at ie auction, in front of the premieres, on MON- the 8rH Day oF MancH, 1880, aT Four Dantes P.M.. th ibed sania or numbered four nundred sCeee eae the City of Dewinning at the northwest corner ot ead tot ana running thence noi edly 810 gex fine of aauans! Syopne oread Pied a6 es, thence southeastwardly an with said avenue one hundred and Southeast corner of irteen, and ig thence on ine thereof to the Eortheast comer of said lot, thence on the northern line weetwardly twenty five feet to Gopp's ‘Bowltag to the as 8 pi beginning. ‘he whole smproved by two larye brick buildings, occupi ly a8 Reems oe eee hall be as follo viz: The amount of indebtedness secured by said deed of trust unpaid with the expense of sale iacash, and e balance at six teens for which the note of the puraliaser, pencing fa iipecent froma ¢ the yay. of sal secured by them sold, Shall'be taken” “A deposit of four hundred eualt be required ape purchaser at the ‘covet of id conveyancing shall be at the expense of the p , the amount of indebtedness under said deeds of trust is ae folloy Aue bbe) ‘with interest at 8 per cent. on $7, eptember, 1878, and en Si3b6 Trout ist Gow: mar2-5t JOSEPH J. STEWART, Trustee. (HOMAS DOWLING, At Auctioneer. ? SALE TW RY BRIOK TN DWEELING. O8 Pago ae Ona STR BETWEEN TWENTY-THIED A! Twenty: -FOURTH STREETS NOgTH. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated the 16th gay of February, 1877, and duly recorded in Liber 844, folio 254, one of the Land Recor for the ‘Dictiet of Golumbis, tho undersisned cos will gell in. front of the promises, on THURSDAY, Mazen nite, 1880, at Five O'Cto¢ the following-deseribed property, viz: Part of of Lat wumbered 13.in square 37, in the City of Washing. ton, District of olumbla, bounded as follows: Becinning for the same me at the nortnwest corner of said Lot 13, and run thence east with line of north M street i7 feet; thence south 44 feet? inches; thence east 12 fect’ thence sonth 55 fect 10 inches? then weet 9 feet; thence north 25 feet: then west 20 feet, and thence north to the beinning; together with the improvements, which consist of a twe- story Brick Dwelling. ‘Terms: One-third cash; the residue in six and twelve: monte, with notes bearing interest at 8 por er annuini until paid, and wecured by a, dved SF tntet on the property gold. All conveyancing at purchaser's cost. | 81 pees the property instruck off. If the terms of sale are not complied with in seven Gays after the sale, the ‘Trus Fiserve the rieht 1) resell the property at the Fiat and cost of the ‘faulting purchaser LLIAM D, CASSIN. ? Trustoes. feb28-dtds_ WILLIAM A. GORDON, 5 \HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF TWO FRAME TENE- METS, ON OLIVE STREET, NEAH MON- MERY STRELT, GEORGETO ab aus B: deed of ‘tras ib iverstert en ofa rietuber, 1877, and duly recorded Ab jn Ether fe, folio $94, ono of th a - for the ct ion the parties secured thereby, the un ed Trus- tees will sell, OLWEDNESDAY, Manou {eg 1580, Ar 6 o'ctoos, in front of f_the premises, the follow- ing-descril Bro) marty, vis ea Jot numbered 19, in Holmiend’s ad tion to wn, Diatrict afore for ce ee at the end of one hundred and (120) feet trom the intersection of Montgomery and Olive streets : then: parallel with Olive street forty (40) feet: thence nor arallel to first line to the south line of Olive strest ; ence west by and with the south line of Olive street forty fect otto the place of beginning, together with the tmproyemen Terms: One-third cash; the balance at six and twelve months, with notes bearing interest ‘at 8 per cent. per annum until paid, and secured by A deed of trust on th fe rere te Heh aa the property ae rve the rest e at 18 Tisk and cost of the ne etaulting | paren rohaser. | feb27-dts WILLIAM A. GORDO! DON, } Trustees. muons DOWLING, Au Auctioneer. f¥ FRAME HOUSE ON Tea sinte® aE ee AND B a deed of trust, ated the eigtternth ase Say) 18 ix Pitiad reas | direct ction of th ‘the i parties sie oe eaten cre jereby, “NEY will | sell WebNS”! ise 17a, 680, Lr o' eno, in front of was the following- roperty : Part red Atty i es in insolmads addi- jurabia, boun ded. dining f for the aon on the east, side f Monroe street at the southwest cerner of that Part of said Jot 54 Renetotore sold to 8. Alexander, snd rup thence south thirty-nine (39) feet more oF lees to the horthwest corner of ths of that of said lot Sullivan ce art with Sullivan's north line forty-f S feet north with the east ine “OF esta om a tothe sue of ton’ to 1D Geo) a8 follows: ether with tbe eae Sa "i twelve months, with notes bes eat at el reeerve f the right and cost of te defaulti; . OABST WILLIAM WILLIAM A: GORDON, } Trustees. ‘the risk feb2T-dtas ‘HOMAS DOWLING, At Auctioneer. ie ieee a oe cs with the nee Monroe See rorty four (eo) Seats Sen bouthwaraly and'pa paral fontee street eight sireot for fog Ga fot totus nes of beginnings terms! One cash; the balance st six and a “THE EVENING STAR. DOUBLE SHEET. SATURDAY..............March 6, 1850. SENATE.—After our report: closed— Mr. pair gan closed his epeech om te Fitz John HOUSE.—After our Mr. McMahon, from on appro- certain pes. o00e ot ee a Print "i Hazleton, (Wis.), fa he nad correct the Record, stated that last ye had replied to zee made by the leman from Ohio, ne Warner), in which that g eutieman had al- ded to the. ers of the government as the ere ital ” On chis morning He had found that the fepely pepe ie beac replied been en OU! or. ‘Warner said that he had used the words as he best. In Sota it out, however, he had done nothing. m was done by every man in n.— Whenever the gentleman from Ohio had image a declaration which had been replied to, and he had not liked the od or the character of what he had stated, i the right time, in his secret chamber, aes out what was objectionable to himself, leaving the reply as naked and bald as a mountain top. ‘arner.—I deny that absolutely, and the gentieman cannot undertake to refer to 8 single Case ofthat kind. I denounce that asa false- hood, here and now. ‘Mr. Hazleton.. peor which I will hold the gen- ay msibI ae ublican ‘Member. ho don't azieton.—Not with daggers, or coffee and pistols, {Loud Janghter.) Mr. Waruer denied that he had applied the term “hospital pimps” to pensioners of the gov- ernment, but only to certain of the pension claimants before Con; He (Mr. Warner) knew very well that ntlemah had never been in the ; that he ad been as close to the Canada border as he could get; and that he Temained so far in the rear as to be pages the Toar of the loudest cannon. [1 Mr. Hazelton.—I am not a the gentleman stands on this floor to blow his own trun] for what he didin the war. As near id it he as Woupsenoary. sought a pen- sion early, and the wound for which i received that pension fs ip his back. [Laughter.} Mr. pees is no better evidence of a coward— oan Speaker.—The chair thinks this is out of er. Mr, Warner (continuing) than that ne should shoot a oe in the back. That Is the only way he shoot The matters was here dro} and the House at 4:10 p.m. adjourned until Monday. Publication Notes. The Californian, a handsome literary monthly Started recently in San Francisco, somewhat on the plan of the late Overland Monthly, though lacking any single contributor of the cay matty of Bret Harte, a better sustained varted quality of excellence than its futuily brilliant predecessor, and stands a chance of a longer and healthier existence. Number4 of the American Art Review, (re- ceived from the Boston publishers, Estes & Lau- Fiat, through Fleetwood,) has in the lire of its specialty of original f ocnings the three fine speci- mens: “The Passai ” “Noonday Rest,” and cpraper in the Forest,” etvhed Te- speclively by Thomas Moran, Peter Moran, and er Prienatal Culture, being Suggestions to Pa- eats is the title of a little work by A. E. New- mM, just issued by the Moral Educational So- tiety of Washington. The Sunday School Hymnal is the latest mu- sical publication of A. S. Barnes & Co. Themu- sic 1s stmple and melodious. ‘The following, received through F. B. Mohun, have just been issued by D. Appleton & Co.:— “The Crayfish, = introduction to the ae = Zoology,” by T. H. Huxley, F.R.S.; “Ceremo! Institutions: being Part ¥. of the Principles « ot Sociology.” by Her Spencer; “Vergil,” by H. Neti ving some views upon the ms of Virgil, OF Vergil,” as spelled by this author, “About Grant” is the title of a rather read- able story of the career of the ex-President, written by John L. Swift, published by Lee & Shepherd, Eaten, ‘and received from Wm. Bal- Jantyne & So In “Camp aaa Cabin,” Mr. Rossiter W. Ray- mond, editor of the Engineering ant Mining Journal, supplies some vivid and instructive sketches of life and travel in the west,—the Yel- lowstone country, Wasbington Territory, Cali- fornia and Nevada. The book is published by Fords, Howard & Hulbert, N. Y., and comes through W. H. & O. H. Morrison. THE TELEPHONE.—There is no end to the uses to which the telephone can be put. Con- sidering tle fact that 1t was only in March, 1876, that tie first patent was issued to Pro- fessor Bell, and that the telephone exchange is now found in New York, Boston, Baltimore, Washington, San Francisto, and in every large city in the Union, almost indispensable as mail delivery and telegraphic communication, it wili be realized how generally the telephone has passed from a scientific toy toa business necessity. Patents have already been issued to Professor Bellin England, France, Austria, Belgium, Italy, Spain, Portugal, and ‘the Cana- das, and in all of these ee telephone ex- changes are in successful 1 operation. ‘Applica- tion for patents are Russia, Norwai Sweden, Denmark, rustratfa, and New Zealan. and in the South American States, and agen nave been sent to China and Japun to See the inventions in those countries. —The Magnet, Losr His Le¢.—The Alexandria Gazette says that Thursday morning early George Arringion ane his brother. Thomas Arrington, started on Seu uniug expectien in a sail boat from Jones’ after being out in the river for some time George left the sail boat in askiff with two guns, Hearing cries for help proceeding the skiff, Thomas Arrington, who was in the sail-boat some distance off, went to his brother's relief and found him lying in the skiff with a terrible wound in his leg. It appears that Geo. Arti Dewan. 8 who is a young man, in drawing one gun toward him, struck the mer of the other, which was lying with its muzzle in the same direction, when it exploded, the entire contents of which was lodged in‘his leg, just above the knee. He was brought to his home. Dr. Powell, assisted by Drs. M. M. Lewis and E. A. Stabler, after consultation, decided that the man’s leg must come off, and the operation was perormed) amputating the wounded limb above e knee. A DECLARATION FOR PAROCHIAL ScH00r8.—The Rev. Dr. Boardman, of Philadelphia, a Baptist, comes out in favor of | coer schools. “The constitution of the United States,” he says, “guarantees absolute freedom of’ conscience; accordingly, to force the Bible on the non- Christian, or the Protestant version on the Ro- manist, of the New Testament on the Jew, is Right of conscience is not thus a question of majorities or physica: force. So long as the church abandons to the state the work of educating the nation the ex- pulsion of the Bible from our schools is only a question of time.” Therefore, he ies, the Fellgiousausplees {sto doit ia ahs alg: joes It in gehoo tain®4 by the churches. Tee HOLDING 4 CHILD AS SECURITY FOR BOARD.— On the application of Annie Donohue, Judge McCue, in the Brooklyn city court, rt, yesterday granted a writ of habeas corpus, direct Mar- garet Burke of 540 Myrtle avenue, Brow roduce in court the ee chi, lary Frances Conroy, who, it is Burke holds as security for't oro yeare” Soard ‘ot the child, which eg Donohue has failed to pay.—N. ¥. Sun, 5 TENNESSEE DEMOCRATS.—The Tennessee d cratic executive committee met in Nashville June Sth, to delegates to national con- vention and Lapeer electors, also a con- vention to meet At 10th, to nominate a can- didate for governor. Nine of the committee are for Bayard, two far Tilden and one for Sey- mburg, Pa, vestorday, (or the was yestel of Raber, that Hummell was not connected with it'by the testimony. PREFERRING DgaTH TO Lire Map Hovsk.—At Springfield, Mass., ‘willis “Dibble South wick 60 years, cut bis throat with a morning, on seeing appraching ‘in who were to take him to an asylum for the insane. He died in ten minutes. DEATH OF A JOURNALIST.—Andrew Hopkins, editor of the Washington (Pa.) Review and aminer, and one of the PEA ee writers in Harrisburg rath Pitisburg Union, Staudara, and Er- iniversity of Brussels has tor iettmeainueas lady as a science student. ART NOTES. ‘The Sst anu exhibition of the Pennsyiva- nia Aca@emy of Fine Arts, at Philadelphia, will be held from April 5th to May 3ist, a period of eight weeks. — Mr. E. P. Andrews has gone to Chapel Hil), Va., to collect materials for a pottratt of John ¥, Mason, whic® he has Deen commissioned to paint for one of the government departments. —Mr. Walter M. Brackett, of Boston, the well known painter of fish snd fishing scenes, has been invited Dy Prof. Batrd, of the Smith- sontan Institution, te send one of his fist: tures to the Neos Fish Exhibit at Be which opens April 20. — Messer is at work im his studio tn Vernon Row on a comparatively large picture, which he hopes to have finished im time to send to the °| ae gre at the New York Academy. Washington aa romises — most faith. ful ard pleasing ing representat — Mr.W. L. Bradford, who a hitherto given almgst exclusive attention to arctic scenery, is now California trying bis hand on the colossat natural wonders of that state. He has Teoentiy inted two Yosemite views for tae rosvenor. One represents the great dome, in a strong rich light; the other Sentinel peak, with a soft ray morning effect. — This month will see the opening of a C in2- dian Academy of Artists, under the patronace of the Marquis of Lorne and Princess Louise. ‘The subsequent exhibitions are to take place alternately at Ottawa, ee, Montreal” To- ronte, Halifax and St. John.’ The Governor General contributes $500 a year and a bronze medal, and nominates the nist set of Officers. — Dr. Kindleberger has taken a room in the Corcoran Butiding, where he will uttlize his leisure in occasionally transferring to canvas ‘some of the numerous sketches of Japanese life and scenery made during bis long sojourn in the fareast. Dr. K. brought home with him many rare and curious objects from that coun- try, with which he ts effectively decorating the walls of his studio. —Arreeent sale f London of paintings by Angelica Kauffmann shows that her works are still az pepular in England as they were when she was such a favorite with the court and nobility of that country a century ago. Most of the letures sold on this occasion were small Dut the prices obtained were neverthe- fess high, a8 for example: A “‘ Venus Attired by the Graces,” $2,650; “The Tuogment of Paris,” $2,110; * The Shepherdess of t @ Alps,” $2,295. — The collection of pictures belonging to Mr. J, Abner Harper, of Harper & Brothers, is to be sold at auction in New York on the 12th and 13th inst. The distinguishing characteristics of Mr. Harper's catalogue are that it contains the names of nearly all the lea ling and popular art- ists of the day, both American and foreign, and that the pictures are mostly of small or inet ‘Size, suitable for parlor rather than gallery uses. = is safe to assume, therefore, that the sale will be largely attended and the bidding spirited. — Several of the cabinet are making lauable efforts to collect portraits, tn oll, of their prede_ cesssors for their several department. Secretary Sherman has caused several to be painted of former Secretaries of the Treasury. Mr. E. F. Andrews has recently completed one of Mr. Guthrie, which is said to be an admirable like- ae Mrs. Fassett has the order for the portrait Mf another. Secretary Evarts will also probably aad to the collection of portraits of Secretaries of State in that ent. There are now only a few portraits in oil in the State depart- Aetpe one eis of Webster, and another of Sew- — Mr. Thomas Moran ts engaged in making a large etching of Turner’s “Conway Castle,” which he owns. The number of impressions from the plate will be limited to 300. The first twenty-five copies will be autographs at ae aptece, the price of the others being fixed on descending scale. This picture, though not. so Well known nor perhaps 80 well authenticated = wold moueh- talked of “Slave Ship,” by the same which came to this country a few years undoubtedly genuine, and is a much more pleasin; and inherently more valuable ex- ample than that bizarre production of Mr. Tur- ner' years. — The fact that two courses of lectureson art are now in progress here, and that both are at- pects by audiences which are not only highly se ed and ap} anys in character but in poet stances Ww] sht be called large and pop pular, in it Of size, sumeton indicates 6 interest felt in that ‘sub in Washington at the present time. That four mien in = week are thus given set a good m: mle shows that the population of the nation: cap tal Is not so wholly devoted to the gayeties and frivolities of fashionable life, as many persons suppose. Dr. Corning, it_will be remembered, recently delivered his course in New York, and Dr. Knapp is now repeating his in Baltimore. — McEntee, who is so well known, not only in this country but in Europe, for his exquisit Pictures of American autumnal scenery, 1s at present engaged, ‘between times,” at least, in painting, under a commission from that gentie- of character pieces representing Edwi Booth in his ‘different dramatic roles. The several characters are admirably portrayed, and the series promises to be both interesting and valuable. Notwithstanding his reputation in the particular field of art indicated above, Mr. McEntee excels in work of this sort, and he rather likes it. He has, however, so Inany de- mands for landscapes that he has little or no time to give it that attention which his facliaa- tion prompts. —At the recent Artists’ Fund sale in New York Messrs. Knoedler & Co. descended from their high position of having nothing to do with American paintings, and entered int competition for a fine example by’ 4, piety the celebrated painter Of boys, street scenes’ etc, which, however, evs failed to get. Al- tholigh Small in size, painting brought oe ancsome figure of $735, a E & Co, probably thought would not afford them the very large per centage of profit they are accustomed {0 make on the foreign pictures they bring to this eens But that they en- tered the lists is a significant fact. It shows that there is not only a comparatively smaller demand for foreign works of art in this country but that American art 1s improving in quali with an increasing desire on the part of buyer we obtain first-class paintings by American arb- — The Tayloe collection, which will be placed therein, if ever Admiral Lee permits the annex to be built to the Corcoran Art Gallery, is by many considered to be an almost complete his- tory of art in the United States. The father of the late Mr. Benjamin Ogle Tayloe was one of the first Americans who had the opportunity as ‘Well as the means to buy works of art tn Europe. He continued sae ae ughout his life, as also did his son, and son’s widow has fol- lowed their example. In addition to the pic- tures,—among which are a genuine Carlo Dolce, @ head of Bishop White, the chaplain to the first Congress, by Inman, a head of Washington, by Stuart, cae by himself the best he éver pan and brought here by him as a proof of 1S Bett when he desired to paint Jefferson and his cabinet, and many other portraits of equal merit,—Mrs. Tayloe has one of the finest collec- ‘tons of china in this country, a valuable library, and numberless historical relics. It isgreatly to be deplored and it seems almost incredible, also, at whe pleasure and advantage of an intimate ‘ equalitan. ance with bie oe venues are .0 be den! e public by the obstinacy of a single churlish individual, 2 —Signor Bertoletti, an eminent Italia run has recently published a volume in lorence, in which he promulgates a novel and somewhat startling hs theory. in end to thecele- brated painting w! ‘hich the world has so Jong cepted as the ‘Portrait of Beatrice Cenci. ee invests ations Dave satistied him in the first place that the comitidaly rectived stories about the Cenci family have no foundation ja fact, and the conclusion he arrives at {s that not only is the picture in question not a fail of the ill-fated paces meat of that house, but that it was not painted by’ Guido at all. On the other hand, he does ‘not hesitate to affirm that the ace, in which so many persons have affect- eato read po mnt Mees eee and sad fate su] sul a ionna, painted by Paul nt Veronese! ether the picture is in- deed may well be ques- come mee, ee appears to be x where any documentary evidence to sustain the claim; but We do not see tow any any one can doubt that it Was painted by Guido. The same occurs: in one or two ‘other Conte in Rome known to have been painted by that artist, and it is nota- bly conspicuous in his celebrated “Aurora,” in Oso Sa any ng an engraving Te Rosp! one can see by seats ee famous ee ‘THE TELEGRAPH WAR IN NEw YORK Ciry.— The Western Unloa 1 tanon ia New You a few daysago from erect erecting Gov. HoLupay Veroxs THE Vrrornta Rervot- ation Bit.—Gov. Hol 5 ia Gay, sent in his veto of the Dill of that state, Monday. asthe bill. The governor notices the fablish the public title of the “act to reest: credit” as a mishomer, it ob being realy te bs a large state debt. Ha EXECUTION OF THR WOULD-BR Agsassr Gre. Mativory.—A "telegram from St Peter: burg, March 5. says: VI the ainitise oho attempted to shoot Gen. Melikott on Wed: Strapped in ona — Loree with bis back to A plac: the words “State criminal” wab attached toh breast, _A company of Cos- Sacks formed the escort. The fold rounded by infantry, — Q sqvare. On the wi roles) reaching it Vladet quite occasionally. After his sen sentence to him he turned and bowed on all ‘sides to people. Just. before delivered up to an he said a few oe Pe emt bee at tending him, and kissed the cross. tion took place in the presence of an an immense concourse. The body remained hanging twenty minutes. The police arrested seven men in the crowd having the appearance of students. Thay were taken to the fortress under a strong escort. fled RELEASE OF A FORGER.—A telegram from Philadelphia, March Sth, says:—An examina~ tion was made by United States Commissioner ‘Smith this afternoon into the application of Dr. Chas. Worms for his release from the Eastera penitentiary, where he has been imprisoned for nearly four years past. Worms was convicted in the United States district court in this city in isi6 upon the charge of forging the name of Secretary of the TDerOF Zachariah Chandler to a contract for Indian supplies amount $1,125,000. At the trial it was shown Worms, who was a physician in Montreal, and had been attached to the quartermaster’s de- artment of the army during the war, induced ym. Newmen, a resident of Chicago, to believe that he had suMictent influence at Washt to obtain a large contract from the Interior de- partment. He came to peaee with Newmen, and upon arriving here & ee age purporting to contain a contract sign yy Secretary Chand- ler was received. on this Newmen swore that he gave Worms $5,000. The case excited great interest from the fact that the names of President Grant, Gen. Babcock and others were brought in at the trial. The forgery was e3- tablished, and Worms, who had fled, was ar- rested In Canada. Mis sentence pated oe and being unable to the fine imposed, he made application for release. The examination (ook piace this afternoon, and the prisoner was release IN THE NATIONAL GREENBACK CONVENTION ab St Louts, (Pomeroy wing.) & committee on or- ganization was appointed, with Patrick Ford, editor of the Zrish World, as chairman. W. H. Blanton, editor of the West Tennessee Whig, made a speech and withdrew from the conven- uon, followed by five other editorial bolters, amid cries of “Get out.” The same old plat- form was adopted. The convention then nomi- nated for President of the United States Stephen B. Dillaye, of New Hampshire, and for Vice President B. J. Chambers, of Texas. THE StGaR TaRIFF.—A numerously-attended Meeting of prominent importers. and refiners of van held in New York tik and reso- Tuto ns adopted strongly con: the action of the House committee of pe and means for falling to take action on the sugar tariff ques- ton. A committee was appointed to roceed tO Washington and urge the presentation of am equitable and just bi AMERICAN PoLitics IN Russian Eygs.—The Lovosti, a prominent jounalat’s at St. Petersburg has an editorial upon the app! Ual election in tl ae "erates, that the ex- re-elect that before the close ot Tis: administration yn part of Mexico willbe annexed. It also quotes an alleged interview between the ex- ident and Beaconsfield, in which allusion was made to such possible an nexation. MARRIED. ALL WHITNEY, At the residence of the bade father, ed ‘York iv ¥ Wednesda; $d, 1880, by’ the Bev. Oollyer, v Wate te H. Dai, U: 8. Coast Survey. of Wi . D.C. to ANNETTE, daughter ef C. C. Whitney, read. No cards. (Ballimore American please copy] HINDLE—BOND. At St. Peter's Ghurch, Tues Jan 27th, 1830, by the Rev. Father J. OSatlivan, Jour H. Hrxpue, of Quarles county, Md., to Eria D. Bonn, of Washington, D. C. DIED. Marchéth, 1! até ICHARD casio day, COLLINS. Fi March Sth, 1880, at half wie Rares beloved child of Michael ', aged four months dud tweuty= ‘and Mary Col four dave. Funers! Sunday, at 3 o'clock ».m-, from the rea~ idence of her parents. 27 F street, between New Jersey avenue and North ‘apital street north- west EDMONSTON, Eriday morniog, March 5.1890, at5a.m., 4 EDMONSTON, of the late Bee Edinoustons of Howara Cov, Ma-, in the ei rhty- fourth year of her axe. funeral on Sunday, the 7th inst, at p.m. frome the residence of ber’ son-in-law, William Bryan, 1029 9th street northwest. as of the family seared tfully invited to attend. [Balto. San pleace “EARSOOM. At 2.90 am., Friday, March 5, 1880, cone) ao Haxscom, in the sizty- aft) ith year of his a; foneral from All Sou!'s Church, Sunday, Marck ‘7th, at3 p. JACKSON. On Friday, March 5, 1880, Re M. Jackson, of Prince George's county late ‘The funeral will take place from his ane oe No. 1314 T street northwest. on Sunday, the t 2. o’clock p.tn. The friends of the fam- night, March 4th, oRTOaAS 3. McCarray, in his thirty-sixth Funeral will take place from St. Dominic's Church, Sunday, March 7th, ot half-ast 2 o'clock, Dew. MUSINO. On Saturday, March 6th, 1880, at 6 giclock a.m.» Nroous, the younsest child of Angelo A. and Katie Musino, ‘aed nineteen months. Funeral will take place to-morrow (Sunday) afterncon, at o'clock v.m., from the residence, No, 835 Pennsylvania svende. All friends are in= Vited to attend. UNDERTAKERS. ‘RED. SPIND! UNDERTAKER, jeventh strect 1.00. Branch Store, 239 43s street #.w. Jom B. WRIGHT, UNDERTAKBE, 1337 10th street northwest. MEDICAL, &c. GPEBMATORRE GA, Im) cA Decay, Emissions and all, V 8ep27-12m Premature Diseases, quickly cire ENKIE, No Galomel used- Wealttesies, ete. cured. ‘#t.D.W., near 2a. o aaré-lin** RB, MOTUS FRENCH POWDERS Certain cate! for Kidney Diseases, eens eee Urin- ses, Nervous Debility, Semi: Eppotency, Gl * Gleet, Serof ead boss cured in 48 hours. For sale by Wit. B. TWIBLE, Druggist, corner 12th st and Pa, s 8T0. Price 83 per bos eet by mail under" seal ceipt of price. Jy DAM DE. FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR M%. MA adie. ass. ore abn Ang ad daliz » ay ee a B BIOORDS RSSENCE OF TI5e of youth sped eonetiation i four weeks. who weakened from excess or any other cause. Bucoess in case is as certain ae as that wate