Evening Star Newspaper, March 9, 1880, Page 3

STEAMERS, é&c. FAMILY SUPPLIES. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. THE EVENING STAR. RF OLK, FORTRESS MONHO! URE HOME MADE ATER FILTER: THIS EVENING. ‘ALTER B. WILLIAI uctionesrs. 5 NORPRO THE BOUT Tees | P' Ww cure? SWEEPERS, WY Corner ae Bee 9 Anstioneers:, | TUESDAY eatin oes pan ort Laxe leaves 6th-stroot CLOTHES WRINGEDS, bi IOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. coninevers CONGRESSIONAL. Fraeye 8 at Spare Piney, JELLIES Anda. complete assortment of YOUSE- BALE OF BOOKS, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH ELEGANT LABE CLONING SALR SEATED —— fan Point L Tgokout con necting FURNISHING GOODE Rg 34 g¢n st 8 1880, AND' FOLLOWING EVENINGS. ARE, WATCHES SUSAR wEEE A Conclusion of Yesterday’s Proceed- ree Firet-clasa fare, 82; mound Trin, AND feb28-2w ATTSS, 314. Penn's ave. pOstalogue sale large collection of 10 A.M., 2 AND 1:30 P. SENATE. ‘aru ingee 5 pale or Mea cant, a tne & ioe reas Ae Pearcy beak pee Reet ey r. Bayard concluded. his remarks Oa the bill FOR POTOMAG RIVER LANDINGS. PRESERVES. ECORATED poltana an (peliee Ea clopedins and Works of | of costor neice: aateconder ch cent tor the relief of Fitz. John Porter. wbsrtevery Monday and Thumday, st 7 4.20.5 for 'OHINA and Reference. alee, cm Z strated Works, | | ‘This stock comprises genuin je Rogers ana Meriden message was recelved from the President Romint anc Saturday for Leon stoping | SEVERAL OF THE ABOVE RECEIVED THE = gun 8 oo Tobe io told at my rooms, southwort feoatee soares Tein” pisted “Reieees Fake cot ot read or ial before the, Sena nr at principal landinwe wolne aud return. PRIZES AT THE NATIONAL FAIR. POTTERY, Somer lof “Pennay! and 11th street, | Spoons, — re, Tea-Sets, Pitcherszete.,ete. | PPOnse to Senate resolution of February 11, call- BTEAMEKs £Uk NEW YO) rae Mernid * MONDAY Egy 3, y repreee! nteed. ing for correspondence between this and other mately leave Picr 4 From the best factories in anon 8, and Mins ev at TER B, WILLIAMS & © governments relative to the subject of an inter- Satnrday at pons a ee ne ee ‘Terms cache seat trate Ot ih De “Air MeDonsld obtained. the Toor, and, att n countries, to which Mr, , and, after a Eeiday morning aiid Alexandria eam JOHN H. MAGRUDER, S02 giher countrise, to which we respectfully inviw | _mard-dts THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. (HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. short executive session, the Senate, at’ 4:30 p. under National Metro} M. W. BEVERIDGE, TO-MORROW. TRUSTEE'S BALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY, | ™-, Adjourned. aan 740i Nie Xoou deem: (Cate Webb & Beveridze,) QORNER OF ELEVENTH AND V STREETS BCE E.—. es our ort Closed — a NEW YORHK_ROTTERDAM. No. 1009 Pa. ave., ee eS DO oe eae By virtue of a deed of trust, dated April mittee, offered, by the unanimous instruction of The first class steamers of this ling, ("WA J ‘TRAWBERR) FLORIDA ORANGES AND janB Between 10th and 11th streets. 25th, 1868, renoeted arm ong the land rec- that co *, ul y TEN," “P.CALAND,” “SL ‘SHOLEDAM, EE ees - | STOCK OF. HOUSEFURNISHING Goons, NEw | 25%. 1868 and eee Goleta and at tha oe ua committee, the resolutions reaffirming the and ‘ROTTE! ty Sonar" GROUSE, GANVASS BACK axp -AVING = STOVES, , TIN WARE, BEFRIGERATONS, <auest of party secured, T will ‘sell, in front of the | Cornela ih ctrine, Dut, on the suggestion of Mr. RED HEAD DO ‘abel Minis ot Geme H4ViNG REPLENISHED ‘ERS’ , KO. rremiseey on TUESDAY, THR OxH Day oF Manci, darfield, he consented that. they should lle over ‘Genet BOSTON. PIORLE PORK, Our Btock of On WEDNESDAY: Manca 10TH, aT 10 880, at 6 o’oLock the nerth half part of Lot | Until printed, he having the right to call them Apt. HEDYE & 00., 37 So. Wm. st., New XTRA TONGUES. O'CLOCK, ‘at No. 95 Bridge numbered brs (5), ia pquare numbered thces hucy up at any time. Fon, Fret CH EDS F OiZa0x, General . SELECT OYSTERS, antnen e NG, 25e. ic., | OHINA, GLASS, OROCKERY WARE Gred and thirty-two (392), a8 the same are known | Mr. Sawyer, from the committee on elections, Souch eh Wiliiscn at xt, New York. \LYDE'S NEW, EXPRESS LINE PHILADELPHIA AL) XANDEIA, WASHINGTON Nb GEO! ing at Eenliadelphts with with age Connecti — for Boston. Pr. anc AILNG, DAZB. From Philsdelphia—saturda’ = or esto From Washingtow—Monday, From Saat Bie pam mn and Brovideon, and Georwetown ‘woods received and landed fez. oe JOHNSON & \2th-street wharf, ton, D. 0. ; WILLIAM | e CLYDE & 00., Managers, 12 South Wharves, Philadel- formation appl street north’ phia. N°im: GERMAN LLOYD—srex Loe ‘Urday from Bremen. Pier, foot of 34. Siarnest HODoReS, ites of From New York to Havre, mn, Sout pton and pene first cabin, 8108; Second cal R60 ae ; Prepaid steerage certifical 28. For freight or passase apply to OELRIOHS & CO., 2 Bow! Green, New York. ‘W.G. METZFROTT & OO., Pa.'av., Agents for Washington. sepl0 \OTIOE. of diminishing the chances of ool- Anio ee ie eesamere of thia line take a specific course for pee the year. BSS wok or on Boao aie creme i OT abe 8 ates ‘seme of 60 st az int. oF 0 the no of 42. THE OUNARD STEAMAEIF COMPANY LIM- On Passage. BATES S05. S20 and 8100 gold, Erte Paris, $15, additional. tickets on fsvorable terms. at very low rates. Steerage tickets from and Queenstown, and all other parts of rates rh bills of laden given for Bel! Barre mA mee exp and other, porta on the he bouts, ahd for ranean a pace Spry at the Company's pA SHAD, BLACK BAS: PRANK J. TIBBETS & Patuce Monier, feb26 Cor. 14th and N. on LENT. Boston Codfish Pals. Gon Inmbia Bons ferring. moked Halbe eee Columbia River Salmon, Fish Chowder. Mountain Trout. Fried Sea Trout. reah Gulf Shrimps. Bussian Caviar. Sardines in Tomatoes. Sardines aux Truffes. Yarmouth Bloate: red Herring. ferring § I'Huiles a Anchovies—in Sait, in Oil, in ems in Sauce. Searbory Beach Clam: IMPORTERS Br Sy Pes sous. febl4 1216 £ street. GeO. 4. ONARE, 1213 7th st. n.w., between Mand H, Successor to O. 8. O'HARE & SON, BELLS SSES.... 5 S gallons good MOLA\ [ONEY in the COMB. feerhe Branch Btore, cor. 4th and Hi sts. +janow Discontinued. BOOTS AND SHOES. él CAN SAVE 25 CENTS ON EVERY DOLLAR YOU INVEST ard A] BOOTS AND SHOES, BY GOING TO THE NEW YORK SHOE STORE, 605 Pennsylvania avenue. Our Goods were all ail bonght before: the advance in prices, at rock botton. figures, a1 WILL BE SOLD AT CRIME cost For ree Next 15 Days. ‘We are selling a Gent’s hand-stitched full Scotch for. 82.75 Con A A 00 once Reo Bante tear coe ‘Ith street, aegis Ze: Ana ggeryining else in Gone fou o ‘iknaé-”" OHAS. @. FRANOKLYN, Agent, N.Y. Qua oe GEO. McCARTHY. RAILROADS. PIANOS AND ORGANS. ALTIMORE AND OHIO HAILEOAD. | QTIEFF PIANOS.—Hishest honors Paris Ex- THE GREAT DOUBLE TRAOK. an To take effect Sunday, November 16, 1879, at 1:20 LEAVE WASHINGTON. Pond m.—Baltimore, Ellicott City and Way Bta- phis, and Bostan Oa rN6 aan. —tNew York, Philadel) ‘On Sundays to Baltimore only... Biting Annsrolis and way. mm. -Baltinu on ‘Wenchester Hasersiven, Frode: pci cerene and car ~ wunton. . Graf- ton to pe daily, except Setarday. Annavois an¢ Pr laaene Ealtimore puso ‘Stops at burn, Colles, Bateville Laurel Annapolis Juncti Jeesuy Ps and ‘Hanover. TZ) pom.—Baltimore, asaya; Ellicott = i: "30 prin. aed Pte, Philadelphia and Boston SExprees. Bto 1:35 p.m. — Busunday 6 , Baltimore and Way. 4:30 D.m.—| Bladenabury and Express ‘Frederick, via Relay. bade tes re ERE ‘and {vay stations. Oa Gunday 10 P. ar luace, ‘Anrapolia and Way Sta ns. “30 p.m. tPHILAD: NORFOLK AND paLTivone EXPRESS. forfolk, except Sun- Norfolk passengers taken in the cars. to ost at Canton. Stove at and Laurel. 3:00 Be ma-—Foing of Rocks and Way Stations. 6:45 p.m. patios and Way Stations. MORE Any —*UBEL EX- tas )LUMBUS AND PITTS! EXPRESS. 8. be a eee Geeburan except rim Sunda; Joy a poems anb phiatiiony ExT! Brg snd ann Laurel. sleeping cat to few York. and S50 poe tSt, Louis and Ciucinnat! Rxpreas. Cars. a it Btation. farraBher infonaation apply a8 the Baltimore oe Ticket Offices, W: ‘Btation. and 603, 619 and Corner 14th'and Pennsyivania aven where orders will be tak jen tones to be. nd received at any point in Master of Transportation. B. OOLe, Corel cue seat Guo: 8. KOONTZ, Ganeeat Ante myl? 1880 resiEtFama 1880 TO THE NORTH, WEST, (AND SOUTHWEST. SPLEXDID sue MAGRIFICENT EQUIPMENT. fect Jaerany aie ect 6 ba pout m.— ae eee AND POT POTOMA\ alana ihe North at at 6-00 amt, Beet Una a ee = and Elmira, at 10:408.m- fe Bor New ou Fork cia the fhe East, 8:10 s.m., and 1:20 me. daily, except Sundsy, and “aty, Sith Palate One attached” gi, Lintiog Sexrzene ot Fullman Parior Oars, 9:80 sm. daily, Bor Brooklyn, N. x. Sereno with of Brooklyn Annex, fo rect transfer to Fulton avoid- ees ferriawe and journey scross New York fisdel 8:16 a. ae m. oe. ee + Gaily, a0 and. sort me aerth b: il a.m. and = Resi am. 719:80, 3 6 1, 9-08 Oa Banday'af 8’ abd loka sketa, information, Sleeping and Parlor Oar ‘can be procured at the ofices mort ‘Cast corner of th esreee, and Lennevivanis Sylvania avenue, and at tho depot, where orders oan be left for ‘to destination from ‘THE TRADES. BR meas FTE ap b Piedad JOHNSON & Co., Bankers, WASHINGTON, D. 0., @EALEES IN UNITED STATES BOND, DB ‘TRIOCT and other INVESTMENT DOMESTIO and FOREIGN EBXOHANGE. je —— Se Se ae ar sanuutacturd by poBition Universelle 1878. TWO FIRST PREMIUMS at National a rae fee sr D.O. The Stieff Boudotr @ Artist's Piano, defies competi- ‘Also Agente for the celebrated Kranich & Bach and ge first-clasa Pianos and the unrivaled Peloubet 027-6m No.4¥3 11th st., few doors ‘above Pa Paav. COAL AND WOOD. N4tienax ran ASSOCIATION. THE FIRST PREMIUM FOR BEST roost AND Ltt) ‘WOOD was awarded to us all com. STEPHENSON & BHO., Depot and Mill, 7th- eet wie. OfMice: 12th and Penna, avenue. Co sourson snore "oom 3 NNEOTIONS. coat titieg, UO PRB op, mal d depot connected with yy TELEPHO! <S =e. ee eras ena bp, largest who opel Is lowest: offlons sation, insuring ng prompt ‘tention to ora orders, we are srepares 2 our patrons the best Pe the very lowest pei Fie in. Fe serie the ton. Main Pets. CATARRHA PoOIson WEI DE MEYER’S CATARRH CURE. ‘THE MOST IMPORTANT DISCOVERY SINCE VACCINATION. ED & TAYLo! = ond posdony cpa 2e st Lie Ihave used Wei De Mey. reniedy for Catarrh, and am “cured of that - BLACKBURN. distressing comp! taste. without relief he wo of two boxes of Wei De Meyer's Catarrh Cure has made me perfectly wall Gooup Le Brusa. “1 wiph that we had had language to expres our gratitude to Dr. Wel De ‘Meyer for what he has done for brother and myself. His remedy has restored us to health after suffering foe years. ting to the pacl other wal, “Phe cone tents of that box four years ago,"would have saved me five hundred dollars.’” . J. WHITTLESEY, Shefiield, Mass. three or four years I have suf- fered from Chronic Catarrh. sicians wave me little hope, and the various reme- dies , were without arat After two Lewis F. Newatan, ulton Street, Brooklyn. NeW Manxer, N. H., Dec. 22, 1879. For nearly a wee "Thave had such suf= id pains in my head and 7 ap] |S aitterent tains. ie. The - free lypus, an in long, with a string on it where it tore away, game uzh my mouth from my nose. a ca cuuces of dis- TO! De Meyer’s Catarrh Cure is 60: or delivered to an! Liptay ytd Pid RERDERER 2 Ep ise cn = 5 385 fate EE pias id § 2520.1 tet He ee F Ronteg es 5 PEE Henn eee 348 eg mB BP ia i b $ pele, ee 3 Be i E ? . per tid ae) eactTcbent DINNER, DESSERT and TEA SER- VICES, PLATED GOODS, OUTLERY, And other HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES, We solicit an inspection of the same from citizen: and strangers. J. W. BOTELER & BRO., Dregor IMPORTERS OF CHINA, GLARS, &0., Janis 923 Pennsylvania avenuc. COOKING STOVES. have a3 thet BUN DIAL and pat- ‘Dodsin her my70 AS FIXTURES. GAS FIXTURES. SPLENDID LINE OF GOODS. I have on hand a nice lot of GAS FIXTURES, which I will sell at old prices for the Nexr Sixty Persons in want of GAS Lp ANE Fh or ney fo want een Gace will save 30 per cent. and good article. &. F. BROOKS, 15th street, febl1 Conconaw Burp. DR. F. A. VON MOSCHZISKER, Author of a work, ‘*The Ear: Its Diseases a1 and Their ‘Treatment ;” ‘'A Guide to the Disoases of the EYE,” the KESPIRATORY ial reference to the treatment OAT and ASTHMA. OrricE: 619 10th st. n.w. Bpecial attention given to the treatment of DEAFNESS, NOISES IN THE HEAD, IMPAIR- ED SIGHT, CATARRH, ASTHMA, DI8- EASES OF THE THROAT, LUNG, OHEST, &o. Dr. von MOSCHZISKHER as niet with the most EMPHATTO ENCOURAGE. eat and 8 work on the diseases of ORGANS, with of OAT, MENT to pe rmanently locate himself in Washing- ton. His ABIL HIS SPECIAL LINES OF PRACTICE Is now fully recognized. A list of ally Eereons treated by him can be exam- ined at his ROOMS. Many of them have kind Gffared to pertart moroaatves to be referred to, they are the very best known. men in Washington ; among them are Senators, Members of Congress, Merchants, etc. Over one hundred and twenty names of the best known men snccessfully treated by Dr. von Mosch- zisker have already been published. He, therefore, feels fully convinced thut his reputation is now es tablished, snd that he has alroady scoompilahed sufficient to satisfy the most skeptical that adver- tising wih him isa mere medium to call attention tothe diseases specially treated by him and th amount of his success in them. Dr. von MOSCHZISHER'S POSITION as SPEOJALIST in Philadelphia, where he practiced for many years previous to his tour of Scientific investigation, is shown by the following ROCUMES ted to him before his depar- NT, present Concern Vos OBOE. ‘To Whom It ic ny ‘We, the ‘undersigned citi pleasure in certifying that ria ws 'SKER has been a resident of our city for som years, during which ne ins soquired a distinguished reputation as a practitioner in diseases of Throat. He hasalso, during some time City: oo lee ; My, FORME ay is! =} 12: gest 9, Minna deen WARBURTON ‘Eve Tele mh: : MEMO, Hociiog BUM 5 Som sry apis & R SPECULATION. Cotton for Future Delivery is the best uation, _ No expense of interest, as in the pur- chareof Stocks or Grain. A reasonable mancin Srl buy or sell 100 bales of Cotton, worth at present | market vaine about 86,000. For t the faithful trans- action of business entru: , we can refer guz correspondents in all the Teading Cotton Mar- kets of the United Stat Ae KF. EDDY & CO., m2-1m 128 Pearl street, New York. TISM, NEURALGIA, MALARIA, DIPHTHERIA, PNEUMONIA, SCBE THROAT, INFLAMMATION OF THE LUNGS, &c. TRADE “SAPANULE.” MARK. The Celebrated Glycerine Lotion Gives Immediate Helief and a Radical Cure. Back, Inflammation of the Higneye, Nye che, Biles t Bunions or Soreness of the paver cause, Burns or Scalds, and atone Diseases. "kel Household can affsrd to be without it. icians use and recommen: ache Wecan refer to thousands who owe thelr lives to “SAPARULE eS oe Circulars sent free, upon appli- er No ria ——— it, as we guarantee satisfaction | BO panes rte 81 pe le. ttl » Reid by all Druggists. SAMUEL GERRY & COMPANY, PROPRIETORS, maré-eo 237 Broadway, N. ¥. THE OVAL CAKE 18 THE MOST ROONOMIOAL FORM OF WAS ING eee a ALL BAR OB S@UARE WEAR DOWN IN USE TOA OOLGATE & 00.'8 “NEW” SOAP OAN BE OUT IN TWO, THE OVAL END CLASPED READILY IN THE HAND, AND THE LARGER END WORN DOWN ALMOST TO A WAFER WITHOUT ANY WASTE. COLGATE & OO. BEOOMMEND THEIB “NEW” SOAP ean REGISTERED) TO CAREFUL CAL 8OAP NOW MADE. THE TRAYMOBE, SEA END ILLINOIS AVENUE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Heated throughout. Gas in all the rooms. febatcoage WA NENTLY. M. E. HOOPES. Crers HAIB BRUSHES. A fall ling at 4an28-w,f,m, 3m JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es- TATE ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE EAST. By virtue of a deed of trust; dated February aiet, 1867, and duly recorded in fo. folio Ls Ren of the land records for Washington co in said District, and by Atrection of the holder ay the note secured by said trust decd, in writing, I will sell at public sale, on WEDNES BDAY, 10TH MancH, 1880, at 5 o'cLock in front of the premises, lot lettered B, in King! ‘a subdivision of 84 are numbered elght Hun- dred and severty-four (874.) ‘Terms of sale: One-third in cash, and the balance in two equal payments in six and twelve months, ia hotes bearinx interest at 8 per cent. per annum until paid, and secured by a deed of trust on the premises.” AU! conveyancing at the purchaser's cost. 5 INSON, Trustee. DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. _miarl-eo&ds IHOMAS DOWLING. Auctioneer. TRUSTEES" F_ TWO SALE 01 MENTS, ON OLIVE STREET. EAE SOME: ERY STREET, GEORGETOWN. aby oes of dated the Toth day of September, 1877, and duly recorded {7 as Aber 56. folio 334, one of cholene records. District of ‘gotumt id. by direction of {ie parties secued fh by, e undersigned Trus- tees will sell, on REDNES! ete ne lone ‘1880, ion 5 oon ‘CLOCK, ing front of the ie premat follow- rt ‘of 16 lot ened viz: Trin Mohmeats edeltign to Geonee istrict aforesaid, bewinning for the same at the end of one hundred and twenty (120) feet from the intersection of Montgomery and Olive streets : thence run south- rly by and with the: east line of lot numbered cies teen (Gs) Atty: atx feet ten ineles: then casterly lel with Olive street forty (40) feet: thence nor railed to first line to the squth ling of Olive strect by and with the south line of Olive street f forty feet to the place of beginning, together with the improvements. : One-third cash; the balance at six (faa citer tale, the ras: re the resell the property at the risk and cost of of the a defauiting purchaser, AIAM D. Gat WILL SIN, feboT-dts WILLIAM A. GORDON, | Trustees. HOMAS DOWLING, A a By da, ETS, of trust, 1G of Geboper, ATT, and diy recorded. in Liber 865, folio ’355, ne of the land records. for the District of Columbia, and by direction of the H 10TH, 1880, AT o'cLoce, in front of the premises, the ‘following eccribed property, viz: Part of ‘Lot numbered fifty-four (54) in ‘Holmead’s addition to Georwe- town, in said District, bounded as follows: Bevin- Bing for theeame at the eud of 202 fest: measured horthwardly on the east line of, Monroe street from its intersection with Beall street, and running thenite neviineardly by and with the linen! Monee street elghtaen Ry fect; then eastwardly and par- allel with Beall street, eet forty four (44) feet; then southwardly and paral Monroe street cih- teen (J8) feet; then westwardly parallel with Beall street forty-: four (44) feet to the place of beginning, together with the improvements. erms: One-third cash; the balance at six and twelve months, with notes pearinxy interest at 8 per cent. per annum until paid, and secured by a deed of trust on the property old. All conveyancing” purchaser's cost. down when the property is ied with in seven sale, the trusties reserva the right to Teecll the property at the risk and cost of the de- faulting purcharer. ‘WILLIAM D. OABBIN,, fevaT-dta_ WILLIAM 2: GORDON, } Trustees. H. WARNER, Real Es Estate Auctioneer. rufsrEEs SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO ‘ORY AND MANSARD ROOF FRAME AT NOUNT PLE. IN D. By virtue of @ deed of trust dated July 7 1siand duly recorded. in Liber 192» folio fir 153, one ofthe land records for the District of. and at the request of the party secured, public auction, in front of the prem see, on MONDAY, THE 15TH DAY OF MancH, A. D, 1880, a7 4:30 p: at, the following deseribed real estate, situate in the county of Washington, D. sna thown as and belag lots, ntanbete. seven three, Seventy-four, “seventy-five and seventy-six 8. P. Brown's subdivision of Pleasant Plains aa¢ ‘soutlet, since called Mount Pleasant, ac- cording to, a subdivision made in October, ‘A. D 1866, said lots fronting on Laurel avenne, and r ping southwardly on and parallel with West avenue, together with the improvements. cash; balance in three equal in- ments, in six (6), twelve (12) and elyhteen (18) months, with interest at six (6) per cent per annum, recured by a deed of trust on the property sold; OF alleash, at the purchaser's ontion. | $200 deposit at time of sale. AU conveyancing and recording at purchaser's cost. If terms of sule are not complied ‘with in seven days, the Trustee reserves the right io resell the property st risk and cost of defauiting purchaser after five days’ advertisement. feb28-m,wks DAVID L, MORRISON, Trustee. \HARLES W. HANDY, Auctioneer. Sale OF VALUABLE IMPROVED RITUATE, ON, ETE M AND N ‘STREETS axa THW By virtue ty a Sipcree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed in ¢ in equity [77 canse No. 6,959 (Ewi Herry Shitlebotham AY, MA Seay mutans in fro Hand the va. al.), Lwill otter t for Lene on 1880, AT 43g O'CLOCE P. mnt, of the premises, all of ithern part of Jot I, said southern ving & nt 01 ches and run- ith to the rear line of dsly’s recorded subdivi- fo, Ti and 12, in square No. 513: toxether with the {mprovements thereon, con- isting of a two-story dwelling-houge. ‘Terms of gale: One-third cash (of which cash pay. ment $100 shall be paid as a deposit at the time of sak balance in two equal snetalmonta at le, ‘on. and two years from date of ith interest Pvix’ Ret cent. All conveyancing at purchaser’s Cost. U.” failure to comply the terms of sale Staal oe \@ right is reserved to resell at Tek and oa eta malting purchaser. MOoNALLY, Trustee, rmarélenwds. S Fan lumbia Law Buildin. ee oes rpHowas Dowzine, Auctioneer, TRUSTEES SALE OF. ws TPROVED ‘ANA A STING OF Sens (CULEFLY y virtue of two deeds of trust, to me, one athe’ tho DOL ag) oF duaye 1872, and one {38 dated the 24th day of September, 1872, and ie beth in . 685, folio 463, anc Piber No, ae, folio asi Mrespectivel at of the Lana of Columbla: and at the Foressto! & ty Fy recnred theveby, t wil nicatof the party eect pre a auction, in front of the preifece, on MON H Day OF Mancu, 1580,’ aT Four ‘ack i «the following, ‘ue Sy bed “pieces, or ls of ground situate in the City of Wasning- Tous ‘District of Columbia, and’ comprised. within the'fo lowing metes and bounds, to wit: A wit: All the west haigof lot numbered fifteen (13){n square numbered four hundred ‘and ninety (400), in the City of rashiny i west aie of four inches to a thirty feet alley, waraiy signi the line of suid al seven inenes then id with the f See ty he iE iy BL Fo pee ag reetinn iso te ahiatl Be taker” A deposit of four tndred dollars gee ee aie coe 00 wit itn intoet ats aS iis, steer sion Ist Goto JOSEPH J. STEWART, Trustes. §@-THE ABOVE SALE IS ITPONED IONDAY, THE 22D OF Tana 1 300 ooo ieee aed Sarbinsrw&f,7t JOSEPH J. peeeiee (08. E. WAGGAMAN, Real aoe a deed of oad ot of etic: 3), five (5), Oe 2 gua Ser on the plan of the city of Washington. offered for sale fronts 99.103-12 feat on V st., and extends back of that width, binding on 11th st. 50 Terms of #ale: One-third cash; residue in two caus Tint vinents at six and twelve months, with in- terest, to be secured by notes and trust on the pro) eee $100 deposit when property is struck o! ae to be complied ety tae pees after fale. niveyanciny and Teenmaing at purcarer's on mari-dts FRED. W. JONES, Trustes. ,@P_THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED, on ccount of the weather, until FRIDAY, Mnci igen, same hcur and place. By order of the Trus- cus CERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED D UNIMPROVED PROPERTY ON Ht EFT NO! OTR BETWEEN NINTH AND BENTH STREETS EAST, IN SQU. 934. By virtue cf “a decree passed in caure No. 7008, Van Riswick ve. Ro! u the Supreme Court of the District of Co: lun bia, and anders deed of trust, dated the 20th day of May . 1873, and duly recorded in liber M2 Hor Phin 114, one’ of the land neous OF tie District of Conimbia. we shall gel! atnublie auction, in front of the premises, on MONDAY, 22D Day oF Maxon, A. D. O'CLOCK P. Mee all those certain lots and parcels of gromnd erfiatein th city of Washington, pnowe re described as_lots 16, » 22, 41 and 42, in Moses Kelly's subdivision of ot aitare. nine hundred avd thirty-four, (934) is.a corner lot, front'ng shout 20 £684 innprroved by'a brick two-story dwell ing. ‘The otlier lots front on H street, and are un- improv ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance in six, twelve and eighteen months, with interest at the’ rate of 7 per centum per annum until paid, and to be se- cured by a deed of trust on the property sold. A deposit of #50 will be required ou. each pices of property at time of aale,_ If terms are not complied in seven days, the ‘Trustees reserve the right toresell the property after six days advertisetuent atthe risk and cost of the defan oe purchaser. All conveyancing at purchaser's cost. A. LAMBE) mar9-eokds J.J. JOHNSON.” HOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Tate ‘Auctioneer. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated Ootober th jis) The part dtr ustees. 1sth, 1876, and duly recorded in Liber No. #35, Tollo 153, one of ‘the land records of th District of Golnmbia, and at the, request of the party secured thereby, I-wi ‘at pnblicauction, in frontof the premises, on, a MONDAY. THE SID DAY OF MARCH, 1880. AT 43g O'CLOCK P. Mt. .» the fol- lowing described reai estate: All that certain piece or parcel of ground, or real ontate, situate and lyin in the City of Washington, District of Columbia, and known and described’ as belng parts of lots pumbered (10) ten and (11) eleven, in square uum. bered (199) one hmndred and ‘nivety-n inj ‘at a point, on the line of 16th street west (27) twenty-seven feet and (7) seven inches south fram the northwestern corner of said lot numbered (10) vi and thence running north slonx said street (50) fifty fect and (10) ten inches, thence cast (106) one Heaaeoa and sy Toot to, as public alley in said square, thence south along said alley (50) fifty feet and (10) ten inches, and thence west (106) one hundred and six feet to the place of beginning, toxether with the improvements, etc. ‘Terms of eale: One-fourth cash, the balance in six (6), twelve (12), and eighteen (18) months, with interest at elx per cent. per annum until p Scoured by deed of trust on the property sold, or allcash, at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of $50 required at the time of sale, and all con- veyancing at the cost of the purchaser. If the feims are not compl ‘ied with in seven days from the Gay of sale, the Trustee reserves the right to re- the property at the risk and cost of the default- ing purchaser, after seven days’ advertisement in the Evening Star, ALDERON OARLISLE, Trustee. THOS E. WAGGAMAN, Auch thar aeas UNCANBON BROS., Auctioneers. RECEIVERS’ BALE OF OAK AND PINE WOOD, ppt PLATFORM SCALES, JOIST, &e. By virtue of a decree of Court, appointing Receivers, we Will Bell, THURSD: Marcy Yi7H, 1880,” comareNcina ar ay O'CLOCK A. M., On the premises, corner of In- diana averiue and 2d street northwest, between 200 and 300 cords of Oak and Pine Woo: Fairbanks’ Scales—4 tons, Lot of Joist, used for footing, itty Screens, SHiovele, Nails, M Stove, Denk arta Ohairs, ‘Gounter ad Drawer. Terns’ Cash, CLAY STEWART, mar8 TivENG WILETAASON, JP ENCANSON BROS., Auctioncers. RUSTEES! SALE, OF IMPROVED PROPERTY € ‘TH STREET, BETWEEN G AND T REFERTS SOUTHEAST, AT AUOTION- ._ By virtue of a deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber No. ‘olio 192, one of the land fin} records for the District of ‘Columbia, we will sell, on FRIDAY, 19TH MARcH, 1580, aT 5 O'CLOCK r. M., in front ‘of the premises, the following de- seribed real estate situate in the city of Washiux- tor, District of Columbia, to @ south Thittees and one-half feet front by, the depth thero- of of lot num bered twenty-one (2 subdivision of square nine hundred and | four (974), together with improvements, w rma ‘of rule: One-third cash? ce in six aud tweve months, notes to ‘bear elght per cent interest and to be secured by deed of trust on the Conveyancing at purchaser's cost sto bee ied. wine ia seven Jays. Orne the trustees reserve the, right to resell at th: r @ defaulting purchaser, after Kiving five days’ public noties of, such resell seme newspaper published in Washington, D. A deposit of B50 reqnized at fime of sale. mar8-d&de RD TURKENTON, } TFustecs. TPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. EXTRAORDINARY SALE oF Receivers. @IL PAINTINGS, y WATER COLORS, ENGRAVINGS, PHOTOGRAVURES, FRENCH AND GERMAN PHOTOGRAPHS, CHmenae BRONZES ANTIQUE EE E MIRRORS. On THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Manon 117 and 127TH, (1880, COMMENCING aT 134 P. M., at the elegant sales room, ae New York averie, near Riggs Bank, without reserve, = most Clocant and eholce collection of Works of Art from the Galleries of BN. Barlow, esq. This collection lag been removed to the above sales room for con- venience of sai Every Picture is beautifull fully tray framed in Gold Leaf and French and American “This superb collection will bs on exibition Mfon- day, Tuesday and hale 8tb, 9th and 10th of Mareb, when Catalogues wil ‘be furnished. considered one of the most important Art Sales ever offered in Washington. man-d a OME DOWLING, Auct. (HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ ae OF TWO-STORY BRIOK DWELLING ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF M STREET, SEEWEEN TWENTY-THIRD AND wih -FOURTH STREETS NORTH- ap of February, 181? and duly reed ails Follo’3ot, one of the Land Hecords forthe Disiiet oF Columbia, the undersized trustees will aell in front of premises, THURSDAY, Manon 1171, 1880, ar FE ‘O'ctocw, the following” : Bart of Lot 2B Gi numbered 13, ton, District of Berta fort ~ oe at ia Lot 13, and run thence east with line of north 2 a aL reported a resolution (signed by all the mem- ders of that committee except. Mr. Weaver) de- claring that W. F Slemons is entitied to his epresentaaive from the si district of Arkansas, et Mr. Weaver submitted a resolution declaring the seat vacant. Mr. Hunton presented a petition of 25,000 citi- zens of Washington asking that the crime of rape be punished with death. ‘The Speaker laid before the House a message from the President, transmitting a rep. one the Secretary of State and accompanying in response to a resolution adoptad by ths House on the 10th of February last, rev esting copies of all correspondence in regard to the inter-oceanic canal which miy have passed be- tween this government and foreign govera- ments, also his government and tts own representatives in other coun tween this government, and indivi eted in or proposing to be interteted in nego- tations for the construction of such a canal, and that he communteate to this House what, if any, treaty obligations with other governments rest upon this government. ‘The message was ordered printed and referred to the committee on the inter-oceantc canal. ‘The House then, at djourned. ‘The Presidents Message. TRANSMITTING THR INTBIRDCEANIC CANAL COR- RESPONDENCE. The following Is the message of the President on the subject of inter-oceanie canals sent to Congress yesterday: To the Senate:—I transmit herewith the report of the Secretary of State and the accompanyin: pene in response to the resolutions adopted by the Senate and House ta February last, re- questing, ‘coples of all correspondence between this government and any foreign government since February, 1869, respecting a ‘ship canal across the Isthmus between North and South ment. of State nee “pave proposed and mitted since that date to any foreign power or its diplomatic representative.” In further com. ance with the resolution of the Senate, it as proper to State briefly my opinion as to the policy of the United States with respect to the construction of an inter-oceanie canal by any route across the American Isthmus. ‘The policy of this country is a canal under American control. The United States cannot consent to the surrender of this control to any European power or to any combination of Euro- pean powers. If exist ing treaties between the “ited States and other nations, or if the rights of sovereignty or pro) stand in the way of thi: lev—a contingency which 1s not apprehended—suitable steps should be taken, by just and liberal negotiitions, to romote and establish the American policy on his subject consistently with the rights of the nations to be affected by it. The capital in- vested by corporations or citizens of other coun- tries In such an enterprise must In a great de- gree look for protection to one or more of the great powers of the world. No European power Can intervene for such protection without adopt- ing measures on this continent which the United States would deem wholly inadmissible. If the protection of the United States 1s relled upon, the United States must exercise such control as will enable this country to protect its national interests and maintain the rights of those whose private capital is embarked tm the work, An inter-oceanic canal across the American Isthmus will ntially change the geographi- cal relations ween the ‘Atlantic and Pacitic coasts of the United States, and between the United States and the restof the world. It would be the great ocean thoroughfare between our Atlantic and our Pacific shores, and virtu- ally a part of the coast line of the United States. Our merely commercial interest in it is greater than that of all other countries, while its rela- tions to our power and prosperliy asa nation, to our means of defence, our unity, peace and safety, are matters of paramount concern to the peopie of the United States. No other great pow er would, under similar circumstance: to assert a rightful control over a work so Sey: and vitally affecting its interests and welfare. Without urging further the grounds of my opinion TI repeat, in conclusion, that it 13 the right and duty of the United States to assert and maintain such supervision and authority over any inter-oceanic canal across the isthmus that connects North and South America as will protect our national interests. This, Tam quite sure, will be found not only compatible with, but promotive of, the widest and most. pel nent advantage to ccmmerce and civilization. RUTHERFORD B. Haves erty of other nations OTHER STEP IN THE C. AND O. CANAL Case, Anevher step was yesterday taken in the Uns. ted States Circuit Court as to the regular ple-.4- ings in the case of D. K. Stewart vs. the (esa peake and Ohio Canal Company in the Ping by plaintift’s counsel of three general rerjjications, all of the same tenor, to the answe'rs of the ca- nal company, President A. P. Govman and the trustees. They are drawn Up in the usual quaint legal form, as a “The complain ant, saving and reserving to himself all and all manner of advantage Of exception to the mani- fold insufficlencies of the said answers, for re- Plication thereto says that he will aver and Prove dis sald bill to be true, certain and sufii- cient In the law to be answered unto, and that the said answer of the defendants {s incerta; in, untrue and insufticlent: to be replied to by the repiiant, Without this, that any other matter or thing whatsoever in the said answer con- tained, material or effectual in the law to be re- plied to, confessed and avoided, traversed or de- nied as tiue, All which things and matters the repllant is and will be ready to aver and prove as the honorable court shall direct, and humbly prays as in and a ais oer Dill he weady prayed.” This igned, in each of the copies, by. ihe 5) inti: “poletors- Charis Marshall, Johnson & Poe, Archibald Stirli Jr., and Joseph Bryan, the ‘latter of Richmond, Va.—-Baltimore American, 9th, THE WESTON-O'LEARY MATCH at San Francisco commenced at 1 o'clock yesterday morning. There was a small attendance at the stare, Both men are In excellent condition and confi- dent. At9p. m. O'Leary had covered 100 miles and Weston 86 miles, A RAILROAD TO BE SOLD.—An important de- cree of foreclosure and sale was entered in the United States court at_ Milwaukee in the case of Jesse Hoyt. of New York, trustee, vs. the Mil- waukee and Northern and Menosha and Apple- ton Rallway Companies. The amount due to the pondholders 1s $2,662,742. CREMATED To-pay.—Instructions have been received by the Lemoyne executors from Prof. Felix Adler, of New York city, for the crema- ton of a friend, Dr. Sam Hahn, aged 39, a Hun- garian by birth, who died in New York on Sat- urday of erysipelas. The fires were st in the crematory yesterday. The cremation will take place to-day. DIED FROM HyDROPHOBIA.—A tel from Chicago, March 7th, says: Chas. Neberge, a Frenchman and a ‘tailor, died yesterday of myer licks, He was bitten two weeks @ wound wascauterized and sie cones taken against th The first HET cs symptoms ‘appeared eed a aere ago, and the enforte of @ five pianap aeruae cal ed ie ive physicians paro: me at the last moments and were terrible to witness, He restrain attacking hi ‘wile and children, if gs ULATION OF Sr. Lovis.—A St. Touts ais ys: “The city directory for this y wi 122,000 names. In 1870 it it contained 66 a popes was 310,000,and this is ndicate that the population of the cit over 500,000. 4@7-The Manhattan Club rooms, in New York, were entered by burglars Sunday night and rob- bed of $1,300. s27-It costs each sovereign pet to congratulate the Czar on = escape fro! and are. beginning to ¢emand th mand that ae nelet up on bi his assassination rac- few t@Jobn Hickman, one of the Colorado “‘cat- a3 Fp = pee Bac ty Casks cane up for trial im Harnaburg, esterday, Judges Pearson Henderson on the teen in the casas of the Commonwealth vs. Ch aa as. B. Salter and Jesse R. corru} Win. ot uty were entered by The ‘m. H. Renbie —— & plea ot cuny. and Inoney or thing of alae t to either or any ny of ty ‘sons named tn the btil of indictment, earson seriously doubted the legality of form of ee The plea was then withdrawn until to-day or Wednesday afternoon. In Wm. iS Tumbenser's case a plea of guilty was en- ‘ered. Christian Long's case was continued until this morning. Subsequently Mr. Herr, counsel for Kemble, entered a plea of “Guilty, but with the leave of the court file neem toed uy a fe tests that this thing {s not to be construed an admission that the defendant did corryy offer any money or thing of value to any of the Persons named in this bill of tndictment.” The> court accepted this plea and Kemble’s case was: thus disposed of without asking for delay. The court then adjourned the cases until to-day. t?An Iowa woman examined a straw cutter in a hardware store, and she has just recovered: $500 damages for the loss of two fingers, on the ground that the machine was not labelled “dan- gerous.” DIED. ANEN. ‘On Monday, March 8th, 15 re JOMANNAI Dneswatns, aged atetye poruing, 8.20 o'clock shaty ce, No. 1921 C street south. trends respectfully invited to . March 8t Pee, Of Boston, 8 egal wl ake ice Wednea Jay, March 1 at 2 o'clock p. from the residence of Catala Fillebrown, No. NG street northwest. {Boston papers please copy. LYNCH. Mrs. Many Lyvox, in the sixty-sixth > Funeral from her late residence, No. 282. acon uneral from her late residen ‘0. street northeast, Thursday, Marc tith, 1889, ~ 24g o'clock p.m. MCCAULEY, On Sundey, March Teh, 1890, at 10-95 p. m., of consumption, Dr. Joserm A.,'the Joseph W. and’Alice Jane ‘McCailey, m1 ra. Ee Wednesday, March m.,from the residence of his parca, 1200 iN sire uthwest. Friends of the ‘amily are respectfully aed to attend. O'BRIEN. Soddenly = on Sunday, March 4 1880, of paralysis of the brain, Mrs. M. 4 O'BRIEN, wife ot the late William 0”! ‘Brien, aged sixty-seven Funeral will take place Wednesday, March 10th, from Trinity Church, Georgetown, at 9 a.m. ROACH. March &th, 1880, at 2:45 p. , Jur, con of James and Elizabeth J. Roach,’ aged five years 6 months. Funeral from his parent's residence, No. 718 @ street, between Seventh and ee streets south- east, Wednesday, March’ 10th, at So’clock. 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J0BN AUTHORIZED BY THE COMMONWEALTH GF KY AND FAIREST IN THE WORLD. 18TE PoruLaR MonTHLy DRAWING OF THR Commonwealth Distribution Oo,, AT MAOAULEY'S THEATER, In the City of Louisville, on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 1880. ‘These drat authorized by is art ae yargot ied a nd sustained by all the of mont (Sunda My and ave oureevised Ey bonth <aandeys excess D, and ie on by management call attention to the grand es presented of ee only 62, any of in ‘Address B- M: BOARDMAN, buildi at Ne 168 Broadway. ee ty a, W. OLanie i ‘avenue, Washington. 2,000 DRUGGISTS and can be seen at 21 Platt Street, New York. GENTLEMEN: “FOR THE PAST FEW YEARS WE HAVE SOLD VARIOUS BRANDS OF POROUS PLAS- TERS. PHYSICIANS AND THE PUBLIC PRE- FER BENSON'S OAPOINE PLASTERS TO ALL Pes ey pied hs egy ae