Evening Star Newspaper, March 10, 1880, Page 3

X ¢ 1880_ On the outer ‘ iat, Ps of 6 at i iat. OF noliing fo the north of 42. Between New York and Liverpool, Call- s ; wha 1G Satu Bebrinoipat landinws going and returning. 27 South William st., New York. 90. Scone estas phis. = STEAMERS, é&c. FAMILY SUPPLIES. DRY GOODS. * LADIES’ GOODS. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. yTOMAC STRAMBOA’ Ar Lon 7 880 Ste onTRESS OSE gHOEE POINT axp ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAROH 15, 1330, ‘The LEARY will commence running her route be- tween above ports, leaving WASBINGTON. D. € Norroux, Va. From foot of Sey euth Bt, FromCamopbeil's wharf, MONDAY ‘AND WED- Fos Be ae NESDAY, at 5:50 ?.M., TUESDAY, “SERURS. grery SATURDAY, at $ Nb SUNDAY, Single fare to Norfolk (first-class), #3; round trip (Arat-clase), $3. Tickets, rates, information, state- urnished by our agents, rw REED SONS, 1216 F street northwest. HUME, CLEAR , 807 Market Space. WM. 8. ROOs ails avenue. WM. 8. OOS t Principal hotels. Va. MIDLAN HAIEROATS OFFIC th at reet and Pennsylvania avenue northwes GENERAL OFFICE POTOMAC STEAMBOAT .» ‘Tth-street wharf, and on bi dard tho Steamer: Agent for Norfolk mar9-Im Age BR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONHOB aNb TBE ‘ax leave 6th-ntreet =a) es Roriofk siternste day at 4 p.m. scar fare, 82; Round Trip, Sot Becontd-clase fure, 1.80; Round Trip, o. HN ‘every Monday MRatrday’ for Leon |AM'L BAOON, President. NEW YORK—-ROTTERDAM. class steamers of this line, ‘‘W. A SGHOL- TEN," (P.OALAND) t “{SHOPEDAM.* ani "leave Jersey every all Wednesdar’and Ssturday. First Oabin : Second Cabin $45—850; $26 1, W MORRIS, 60 Brway,, Gen Agtt. HW EDYE & OO., '27 So. Wm. st., New Bork, Freteht, Agta: Hi. OAZAUS UX, Gen XDE’S NEW eae LINE ‘and 8 Pei TOU — o Boul and ed and fandod mn, formation # ue JOHNSON & eee F street nortiiw ee and 12th-street wharf, 12 South Wharves, SE Oe mar20 at Waabin, ORTH GERMAN LLOYD—SreamsH ave Brtwrex New Your, Havag, LOXDOM, ‘The moamore of thie compeny will eal every Bat- a urday from Bremen Pier, foot of 9d street, Hoboken. of ma New York to Havre, Soudhampicn and. Bremen, second cabin, 860; OELBIog, & ARS Bow! W.G. METZEROTT & €0. for Washington. ctissiees fier m Queenstown to aes ster at si ganas 8 A Ra eo ‘passae cross meridian ie Harber oe E. 880 and $100 gold, socording to socommo ‘Ticket to Paris, 215, col soenonae av fvery low rates. Stecrage tokets Liverpool and ‘Gu censtown, ail ot Europe, at lowest ra and all other parts Ba oct freight anc ply at the Com) eat meee eare eeceee |* We, ‘Washing- to OTIS Tk * OHAS. G. FRANCELYN, Agent, N.¥. RAILROADS. and fer for Me ‘Mediterran Barrons AND OHIO RAILROAD. THE GREAT DOUBLE TRAOK. National Route and Short Line to the North, Northwest, West, uth west. ‘To take effect as anoreobee 16, 1879, at 1:20 LEAVE WASHINGTON. p-m.—Baltimore, Ellicott City and Way Sts- 6:06 s.m.—tNew cote Patledelphis, yet Senta 6:50 Sean ear and way. ad way. (Pied Pisleneae ae retown and way stations. Es a= eorE ctor ear te Hew Work and St, Lonis, Ohleago,, Columbus and Hew. yo. Philadelphia and Boston Sanday Satan paltemons snd Way, 4 —Ball 30pm: re 2:55 p.m. .ABoint, of tee oil Bases. Point ay We ‘Sta 10GB tBaltinore Annapolis and Way Sts NORFOLK tions. rE AND pitt Bone N ae — Sun- lk pantcters tak en Stops st, Bladenab ‘and Laurel. int of Rocks and wee stations. ‘Baltimore and Ws tions. pg ay ‘D LAUBEL EX- a. 1OnIUAGO, ac AND PHILADELPHIA Sakshi e EXrie ‘at Bladens- to New Yorks and ets to Sphie, opin sat Leuis and *Gincinnatt Express. pupae. te {Sunday only. Other trains daily, except PE Rng roy a sormaton aryl anply at the, Baltimore 30S. Gis snd Gorner Thahranc rutin Pounsy vans sven se aieies ae pa received at any point in the < 5 L.M. 00! General Ee eae : GEO. 8. KOONTZ, General Agent. myl? 1880 renss¥ivama 1880 THE_NOR' AND 801 . 2 EE able Steel Halles BeuExDiw SonNEny, MacyiricEnt tre In Effect Janvazy TRAINS LEAVE WASHING rom, Depot Sixth and B streets, as follows: “Ee res eet ee daily, with Par. Ta: daily, with Palace Gee to Obicace: AD. ae Soeuiuret Sue Pao a Meta: dally, the and Gnicage! selbets AND POTOMAG Pega a tp North, at 6 at 6:00 a.m, Bee Pepe tans h 2 420, 51am, £20 8 wor ect AP sone, 7,00 a.m. aay, ana mm. Gaily, 7 ences Os & 10 Sus bates. snd 4 and 808 Se eee Scoeed Rinses “avs HARD"! [XTURB. Bu D'S MINE NEW TEA. A most excellent drink, and the best Tea ever offered for 50c. BURCHARD’S CANNED COFFEE. A very good Coffee for a very little money. THE PATAPSCO BAKING POWDER. of the younger Powders, but full of life and "| BE sad ging Bo feand, together with a full choice Gr a BURCHARD'S, ‘our-and-a-half st. ‘or, Pa. ave. and Fi Gosde promptly delivered. ‘mard r= HOME MADE JELLIES AND PRESERVES. PRIZES AT THE NATIONAL FAIR. SEVERAL OF THE ABOVE KECEIVED THE Ladies: 8) 8 JOHN H. MAGRUDER, morrs: 1421 New York Avenue. 'TRAWBFER! FLORIDA OR; SPRING VEGETABLES. aapaiicoe ERRAPIN, GRO! GANVASS. BAQK xp HEAD DUCKS,’ and all kinds of Game. BOSTON Eu ORLED D PORK, SHE, OYSTERS, 490. STEWING, 250. BLACK BASS, HALIBUT, SMELTS, Co. PALACE MARKET, Cor. 14th and N. Y. . ave. oR LENT. Boston Codfish Balls. oa gambia Boned Hi Smoked Halibut. ang Fish Chowder. Columbia River ae untain Trout. Fried Sea Trout. Fresh Gulf Shrimps. Russian Oayiar. Sardines in Tomatoes. Sardines aux Truffes. Haddock Roes. Yarmouth Bloate: Ki jou! lontara. a UE me P Dered Herring. Anchovies—in ‘Sait, in ‘on, in Paste, in Sauce. ae WW. EES SONS, IMPORTERS TABLE LUXURIES. febl4 care x 1216 iF atreet. G@Fe- A. O'HARE, 1213 7th st. n.w., between M and N, Buccessor to G. 8. O'HARE & SON, Nice WHITE HONEY in the COMB” : §2The Branch Store, cor. 4th and H sts., isnow ntinued. feb13 BOOTS AND SHOES. Se CAN SAVE 25 CENTS ON EVERY DOLLAR YOU INVEST IN! BOOTS AND SHOES, BY GOING TO THE NEW YORK SHOE STORE, 605 Pennsylvania avenue. Our Goods were all bought before the advance in | 82 prices, at rock bottou. figures, and WILL BE SOLD AT PRIME COST For THE Next 15 Days. ae Srerything else in propardon. GEO. McCARTHY. PIANOS AND-ORGANS. 'TIEFF PIANOS.—Highost honors Paris Ex. SYorition Guiversette ies" 20" TWO FIRST PREMIUMS Seo D.O. The Btieff aids tho Artist's Plano, defies competi Bae acentate for the celebrated Kranich & Bach and = first-class Pianos and the unrivaled Peloubet ee not ath cEere fedl?__ 793 7th st. n.w., between Gand H. IANOS AND CRGANS AT PRICES THAT defy gompet tition. KY T. NTMMO & © feb13 HNABE’S PIANO! ‘W"atrersully scknomoaged fo be the BEST NOW MANUFAOTURED. End PIANOS from ocfebrated makers f eale and an jebrat for prom) attended to. rent. ‘Tuning and a Bey 021-6m 'No.493 11th stan few doors above FAA: COAL AND WOOD. N4TieNa Farm associa: SOCIATION. THE FIRST PREMIUM FOR BEST OOAL AND EES DEER: WOOD was awarded $0:us over scout: STEPHENSON & BRO., Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf. Omece: 12th and Penna. avenue. nov8 woop. a WolaW ompe Delicorias. 5 ‘WOOD. ‘mill and depot connected with town. With unequaled facilities and advantages for eco- tneqi plier ‘thi tases Ecoahoet hee yani- cati ‘prompt attention to we are prepared to offer to our patrons the of at the very lowest prices. ‘We insure coal, 240, pounds to ton. iSO) and depot, foot of ote. le E st. Bw: i116 That n.w.: and Jai Pa'ave-ee ol FRATBeEe DE SNET CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINING COMPANY, Lawrence County, Dakota Territory, * Black Hills.” CAPITAL, $10,000,000, IN 100,000 SHARES, oF $100 EACH. This famous and valuable pro} has heretofore oo cenea and Ce EEO ow capitalists, means Drgoebt tote present admirable condition: ae ‘dividends oe 30 thly dividends of 90 ents ‘per share oOWith the view of creating s market forit these owners have contributed about 45,000 shares of its capit Plein placed in the hands of the undersigned for For the present (ie Stook is offered at TWENTY DOLLARS pershare, but the right is reserved to advance the Brice without notice, pars iets and Descriptive Maps will be sent to EXDEAY & te oan, Pine St., New York. CO., Drexel Building, New PRINGE & V & NULTELY, 64 Broadway, New York. eee AUTHORIZED BY THE COMMONWEALTH 6F KY AND FAIREST IN THE WORLD. 18TEx PorutaR Monraiy Daawine OF THE Commonwealth Distribution Oo., i AT MAOAULEYS THEATER, In the City of Louisville, on WEDNESDAY. MARCH 31, 1880. surg of 166, ond sustain Oy al ie ue of ee. Se coe month (Sunda Ganieye. Ox0e] Prominent oi erie the ahem 300 do: ok 000 do., 10 each aie tp ena uae oo PO! were | he practiced for Scientific investigation, ie shown ‘by the: folowing ited to him before his depar- m3 _Near Baltimore and Ohio Derot._ Mivcarsnere Goats 2 mie ay and $12.00, worth m fall; fine wal a7: eh DEREANS DTS DYSPEPSIA BEME: matter how ba geetice and B ane cs B.A. 8. Ei & i's Co-e) ra a sae bined wit Hemember,, 3 | Sau Eee =i has over bee! N. JENSEN, 9) Pennsylvania mard feat 82d as SPRING AND We are dei Summer Dit ein for the reason, Aften called to the folloy en Lawns and Cam! Percal French Buntings in Silks in new di ‘Hai Black an An inspection of ition futon all the new oolors, Di Ee at DRESS ok — nit pris all che new ew Le ae ot ‘oreis a rand. Domestic Ze) phsr Ginghams in plaid Colored ‘Camels: great 0 Goiored. Grenadines. in our stock is solicited. HOOE BROTHER & CO., mar8 1828 F st. n.w., near Ebbitt House. pAce STRIPED BUNTINGS. MOMIE LOT eae niETS STRIPED AND KID AND LISLE GLOVES IN. EW. SHADES. BLACK SILES. AND CASHMERES, STRIPES, SATINS. PLAIN AND FANCY HOSIERY. Gentlemen's fine Dress Shirts ring BAIT. mbrellas, color ‘warranted. allnew. Prices low for qualities offered. . TYLER & CHEWNING, Late Clerks with Parry & Bro.), mar6 918 7th st. n.w. HIRTS ! SHIRTS! SHIRTS! 6 pret DRESS 8) 600R ¥E HIRTS TO ORDER. MSHED AND UNFINISHED READY-MAD! NOVELTIES nS REGKWEAR AND HOSIERY MENS EURNISHINGS, [OMPHON’S Shirt E. MAUOK, Proprietor. mar3 HIRTS, SHIRT 6 ELEGANT 6 FINE 8H f) IRTS 6 SUPERIOR SHIRTS BOR” 816 F st. n.w., opp. Patent office. SHIETS, 8, TO 9. Buy the EUREKA REINFORCED, the best Inthe city. For marl Qu rts $1 SHIRT sale at DUBREUIL BEO.’S, 1112 F street northwest. Thar WILL GIVE SATISFACTION. i Shirt so Crown Diamond” Shi: calyise cents. The “Senator Improved ane Pichi nte hee **Reception’ a nen, at jan? MEGINNISS’, 1009 F street n.ew. $1 "76 cen’ snd Exrea FINE tineny Tb conten an Boys’ Shirts, o the best an and twenty-one Pd cones HOUSEFURNISHINGS. IRST CLASS LADIES’ SHOES. CE OF FIRE, STOOK AT REDUCED ATTENTION TO ORDERS OONTINUED. ‘@. SOHON’s, Branch H. WIREMAN’S. on mers M2 J.P. PALMER, No. 1107 F Street Northwest, returned from wow a will exhibit 6 Week an elegant stock CHIP and STRAW GOODS aND FRENCH MILLINERY NOVELTIES, For Early Spring Wear. marl Qe oF SPEING GARMENTS. SILK, SILK DE LYONS and DRAP D'ETE MANTILLAS. Having during LIGHT WEIGHT ULSTERS, ge JACKETS AND OIROULARS, At M. WILLIAN’S, 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. [feb16) 907 Pa. ave. VV EEMILYa’s LADIES’ BOOTS, Unsurpassed for Beauty, Comfort and Durability. Winter BOOTS selling at reduced prices, at J. H. VERMILYA'S, 610 9th street. feb C= RUPPERT, TEMPLE OF FANOY GOODS, No. 403 and 405 7th st. n.w., Received per steamer Berlin a fine assortment of GERMAN FAVOES, BILK and COTTON DOMINO MASKS,; PAPER MASKS of all characters. jan24 VALENTINES of all description. Mess BELLE LUCAS, DRESSMAKING AND PATTERN PARLORS, 801 MARKET SPAOE, Corner 8th st., Keep Building. PLATTING, 902 9th st. n.w. deol MEDICAL, &e. SFEEMATORRHGEA, Impotency. | Premature Decay, Emissions and all Ve Diseases, quickly, Zared by De HENKIE. No Selomel used. Female Weaknesses, ete., cured. 124 F st.n. R. MOTT'S FRENOH SOWDERE Certain cure for Kidney Diseases, Gravel and all Urin- ary Diseases, Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness, Impotency Gleet, Scrofula,” Syphilis, and in Diseases: speedily cured. Gonerr- haa cured in 48 hours. For sa’e by WM. B- EN- TWISLE, Druggist, corner 12th st. and Pa. ave. Price 83 per box, sent by mail under seal on re- ceipt of price. mar ATER FILTERS. CLOTHES WRINGERS, BIRD ©. ete assortment of HOUSE. GOOD! And a com! EURMISEE feb28-2w CARPET SWEEPERS, AGES, ATES'S, 314 7th at Five doors above Penn’ ECORATED ~ OHINA and From the best factories in % POTTERY, FRANOE, ENGLAND, GERMANY, and other ceuntries, to e attention of. citizens and strangers. Mm. WwW. BEVERIDGE, < Giate Webb & Beveridge, ) No. 1009 Pa. ave.. Between 10th and 1ith streets. 90 Hae REPLENISHED Our Stock of OHINA, GLASS, CROCKERY WARE, .DINNEB, DESSERT and TEA SER- ; VICES, PLATED Gobps, OUTLERY. And other HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES, Wefpoltett an inspection of the same from citizens id strangers. a. Ww. BOTELER & BRO., Draror IMrosTzns o¥ CHINA, GLASS, &0., janl5 9293 Pennsylvania avenue. AS FIXTURES. GAS FIXTURES. madaueat LINE OF GooDs. which we respectfully invite ADAM DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR Ladies. All females complaints quickly cured. fan be consulted daly: at 921 7th stg}. w. omic Boure froma to 9p. 8m" R. LEON, the oldest established and only rell- ‘able LADIES" FI PHYSICIAN in the city, can be usetts avenue from J} Female Complaints and Irregulari- ties quickly cured. Oonsultations free. Separate rooms for patients. im R. RIOORD'S ESSENCE OF LIFE restores atiaved constitution ia four weeks. Masiure te. ar possible. ‘This. Iife-restoring remcd 7 ahould be eabened from excess oF aay other cass, ened from excess 0 “Bucoes in every case 18 8 aa that water quenches thirst. $3 per cane. JUNCANSON BROE. -» Auctioneers. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE TATE ON PENRSYLVANIA AVENGE EAST. ‘virtue of a deed of tru: Februa: gist, 1867, and du recorded {a Liber eae (0. 30, folio 14, &e., of the land records he Washinton county, said Dis direction of the holder of the note secured by nat trust de in writ will sell at publi WEDNES mr, 1 80," A289 BO 3 a premises, sazare Tamberod nen eight hun- ird in cash, and the balan in six and twelve months, ‘in won in front of Ki See subdivision of and seventy te conn of sale: int two. wo equal eal papnent jotes bearing interest at 8 per cent. per annum until paid, and bya deed of trust om the Py peer ENE at the purchaser's cost. N J. N, Trus tee. DUNOANSON BROS., marl-eo&ds HOMAS ieee aoe TRUSTEES’ SALE 01 MEnTS ON OLIVE STRGRT, REAR MONE: GoMEny STREET, GEORGETOWN. By) yrs dated the 19th of oytember 1877, and duly recorded in folio $94, one of the land records Yor the Distt of Columbia, aud 0) by direction of the parties secured thereby by tees will sell, on WEDNES!) aT ES o'cne ‘CLOCK, ane front ites the Be in ol Holmead's 'ovaddition t ‘to Geormetown, District in] r the same tive Seed anal Cente (190) foot trons the intersocson of, piqntsomery and Olive streets : thence run south- nly by ith the east line of lot numbered cighteen (1S) fifty six feet ten inches; then easter! parallel with Olive street forty (40) feet . thence no’ parailel to first line to the south line of Olive street ; thence west by and with the south line of Olive street forty feet to the place of beginning, together with the improvements. Terms: One-third cash; the balance at six and twelve months, with notes bearing interest at § per cent. per antium until paid, ‘and secured by a ded of trust on the property. " All conveyanc- ingest purchaser's cost. 108 down when the prop- erty is struck eff. If the terms of sale are not com- plied with in seven days after sale, the Trus- ics reserve the rucht to resell tho property at te risk and cost of SEE a A aie r. fera7-dta WILLIAM A DON, } Trustees. HOMAS DOWLING, & oe TRUSTEES’ SALE OF FRAME HOUSE ON MONROE, WEST SIRE! By virtue of s deed of trate rst aay’ of October, 1st and duly recorded. a fi Liber 865, folio '355, one of ‘the land records: for the District of Columbia, an irection of the parties secured thereby, the nndersizned trustocs ‘will sell on WEDNESDAY, Mancu 107TH, 1880, at 43go'cLocg, in front of the premises, the following described property, viz: of ‘Lot numbered fifty-four (54) in Holmead’s addition to George- town, in said District, bounded as follows: Bexin- ning for the same at the end ef 102 feet, moaeured northwardly on the east line of Monroe street from its intersection with Beall street, in thence northwardly by and with the line of Monroe j,then eastwardly an street forty J four (44) feet: fonthwatdly and parallel with Moncoe street eich teen (18) feet: then westwardly parallel with Beall street forty-fonr (44) feet fo the place of bewinning, Gays after the sale, the trast es reserve the right to Zerell the property at the risk and cost of ie FUN Pa TE TTAM D. CASSIS febOT-dta_ WILLIAM A: GORDON, $ Trustece. THIS EVENING. /HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. OF BOOKS, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH oe a0, OND FOLLOWING EVENINGS. Catalogue rale of a very large collection of Books, among wiich are some choice Ameri cana, @ fine copy of the Encylopedia Metro. politina and other, Eneyclopediss and Works of Reference. Algo, some F Illustrated Works, including a fine cop; together about S600 valusness” 1a be sold at muy rooms, aout woe comer of Pennsylvania avenue and Lith atree Washington, D.C MONDAY EVENIN Marci 8, and following e} evenings, commencing at 7:30 o'clock, precise.y. Bole parent 2 Dr. JACQUES, No. 7 University ‘Terms cash. S ™M De ING, ct. Place, af ape aecas mar3-dts a 1AS8 DOWLING, Au ABRTLING DISCOVERY. Se een CS EEE Sa proms ee 1 ALTER B. WI LA} ., Auctions ie Serey, nervons ability, lost eto., Corner 10th and D sts., facing Pa. avenue. having every covree s simple self cure, which “REE to his fellow sufferers. Address J. H. aS Chi an ee of New Ye York: |ONSULT a ROBE TRON Musee woaneaday C and Sat Ogete rhomed to) penis why with as - Siepese trots as Beg own trade maz) Bet JOHN THIPP POSITIVELY tn GLOSING SALE OF THE LEGA) LVER- OF 81 PLATED WARE, WATOHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, RY, PACH D DAY THIS WEEK, At & ear! day ible, of, cost or value, a8 per order of credit ‘This stock com} mani ‘wares, ‘Triple-plated Knives, Forks, Spoons, Ladies, Casters, ea-Be ‘Tea-Sets, Pitchers, etc.,etc. very representation . WILLIAMS & CO. martat _ YAMTEB Flier ioth and D sts. - | JUNCANBON BROS., Auctioneers. IVERS' BALE OF OAK AND PINE WOOD, z eS 8 PLATFORM SCALES, JOIST, 3 viktue of a acerecof Court, appointing us Receivers, we Will sell, on” THURSDAY, Marcu IirH, 1880, COMMENCING AT. th O'CLOCK A. M., on, the premises, corner of In- dias avetiue dnd 2d street northwest, between and 300 cords of Oak and Pine Wood, Fairbanks’ Seales "4 tone, Lot of Joist, used for Rocking, Boards, Screens, Shovel, Nails, Measures, aud Chairs, Counter sua Drawer. Stove, ‘Terms, Cash. yn hand a nice lot of GAS FIXTURES, . . yu "T will sall ‘at old prices for the Next Sixty THE TRADES. mars __ FEVERS Ears | Bocoivers. OOKBINPING. TOD , Auctioneer. ‘-ertona in want of GAS FIXTURES, or likely to Bu publi is Sar epu RoR that the THOMAS (DOWLING: Russonear » will an BX) 3 Food article, =" Wu! Ave 80 Per con Ber | tw carried ae haretar pot ine, same oxoalen pee aI ABE Sale E. F. BROOKS, Ml be inthe ea uperlor style whi fe mah ett OIL PAINTINGS, 15th street, — 1012 Pennaylvania, ie third floor. RATER COLORS, e = seen A HOTOGRAVURE febll Conoonaw Buripra. S 8, TPEAGTIOAL BOO OF AnD Jon PRINTEES FRENCH AND GERMAN PHOTOGRAPHS, Se TR Dey iyania avenue, Washington, DO. CELEBRATED BRONZES DR. F. A. VON MOSCHZISKER, le to the Diseases: ‘k, ‘*The Ear: Its Diseases and Their "A Guid ent of the EYE, ands work on the diseases of the be RESPIBATORY al reference to the treatment RGANS, with sj COAL. OfOATARRH, 6198 AT and AST! OFFICE: 10th st. n.w. Special attention given to the treatment of sharres, ae Sxanni ee more rare: DEAFNESS, NOISES IN THE HEAD, Bee en coal Towent oles ‘ARRH, ASTHMA, D! ED SIGHT, OAT. EASES OF THE THROAT, LUNG,” OHEST, Ac. Dr. von MOSCHZISKER yee the most EMPHATIO ENOOUR‘GE- to permanently Jocate himself im Washi = hie ing- HIS SPECIAL LINES OF PRACTICE Is now fully recognized. it of all persons his ROOMS. offered to permit themsel' A list ined at. treated by him can be exat Many of them have kind! they are the very best Known men in Washington ; amon; hem ate Senators, Members of Congress, Mercl known men s1 sinker have already been feels f1 ives to be referred to, ani ta, et ‘Over one hundred and twenty names of the best Own riccesefully trea treated by Dr; von Mosch- fe, therefore, convinced that, The reputation is now es- tablished, and. that he baa ‘already acco tisfy the most ske) Goat that Eitan ere mediuin to oal attention ‘accompli Nadver mere medium ished r- iBpoctally frat reated by him and the amount of his success in Dr. von MOSCHZISHER’S iT, present ‘To Whom It May Concern: SITION as SPECIALIST in Philadelphia, where many years previous to his tour of gees eta Dre Fe An VON MOBO years, during wateh he has a af ot, oi ga Feputation as a practition er in diseases oag Zarand | Throat. rd Cllnieal Gporetar in me of oat been excfoasor an tor in one of cordial Pont OF tio Brees and there and the Son aenee of "HC MCMORA EL, Mayor of the City: Fouts W WOME cing mn ES MoOLINTOOK, Morning Post; . O ELMAKER, U8. Marabal: |. W. GRAYSON, Mercury fae Pe torvae, 9G. BW. TON, Evening Telegraph: feb25 ¥. L. FEATHERSON. Evening Bulletin. SPECULATION. Cotton for Future Delivery is the best lation. | No expense of interest, as in the pur- of Stocks or or sell 100 Corrempentonte rs al Kota of the United Bistea. m2-1m HAIR BRUSHES. A full line at ian28-w, f,m,3m ‘Grain. ‘bales af Cotton arworin at present | £8 nat $6,000,, For. 3 faithful trans ‘we can refer to J. F. EDDY & CO., 128 Pearl street, New York. W. 5S. THOMPSO) 703 Fitomth tte Cotton Mar- Having more Heavy Goods on hand at this season of the year than I usually have, and in order te re- duce them as quickly as possible, preparatory to opening my Spring Stock, I will continue to sell for the NEXT TEN Days, at the Reduced Prices which I have heretofore offered, viz: TWENTY-FIVE. PER CENT on OVERCOATS, BUSINESS and DRESS SUITS, COATS and VESTS, CASSIMERE PANTS, And YOUTHS’, BOYS and CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. A good many of these goods are suitable for early spring wear, and if purchasers do not have imme- diate use for them, it would Pax them to reserve them for next Fall. . A. STRAUS, 1011 Pennsylvania Avenue, Taree Doors East or 11TH Sr. OATS! OATS!! mar? 20,000 BUSHELS CHOICE SEED OATS VERY CHEAP, ar bs WM. M. GALT & CO.’S, Corner Ist street and Indiana avenue, mar3 Near Baltimore and Ohio Depot. N'S OFFICE COATS, 50c.. Goats just ‘one Boy's oda Jace ‘one half the value: Boy's entre ts, 82.0 -00, $4.00, 85.00, gue ai 12. tits gif. oo d mis. an tied Saaroene ts 1G ioriom, & $6.00, 87-00, 8.00 and 810.00, very 914 1916 Pa. value Koa aan ‘3 “half for Se Suite pha RBypote peo eee are earnestl: and other o . Ge a. .. Dooley, W. 8. '. Moore, D. pe gia = Corea BURIONG, fo Cites ein oper remedica. Bi 422 Pennsylvania ave. Js 18; KE A erie mee ee 78,1 have Terms equal AND ANTIQUE ACE MIRRORS. On THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Mancu l17z and 127H, 1880, COMMENCING AT 74 P. M., at clexat sales room, 1425 New York aveniue, ‘near Rives Bank, I shall sell, without reserve, & most elevant and choice gollection of Works of f Art from fhe Ga Galleries of H. N. Barlow, esq. This collection has been removed to the above sales room for con- venience of sale. Every Picture is peantifany: framed in Gold Leaf and French and American Maples. ‘This eee collection will be on exhibition Mon- day, Tuesday and Wednesday, 8th, 9th and 10th of Mareb, when Catalogues will be furnished. ‘This is considered one of the eee important Art Sales ever offered in, we pahin mar4-d BOWLING, Auct. HOMAS ane Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF TWO-STORY BRICK ELLING ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF RTHRET BETWEEN TWENTY-THIRD ND VE FOURTH STREETS NORTH- By virtue of a deed of trust, dated the 16th day of February, 1877, and duly recorded in (7 folio 4o4, ong of the Land Beco for mas ‘Dietrict of Columbia, the sittieael in front of the premises, THURSDAY, Mance 11H, 1980, ar Five O'CLOCK, the following-described property, viz: Part of Lot numbered 13, in square 37, in the City of Washinz- ton, District’ of Yolampiay bounded as follows: Beginning for the same at the northwest corner of said Lot 13, and run thence east with line of north M street 17, feet; thence south 44 feet 2 inches; thence eat 12 feet; thence south 56 feet 10 inches: then weet 9 feet; thence north 25 feet; then west 20 fee! and thence north to the begining: toxether e im) pop mets, which consist of @ tvs. story Brick me One third cash: the reciane in atx and twelve months, with notes Paring interest at 8 por opt rer annum uptit paid, and secured by a deed of trust on the pro uy de ja. All conveyancing at 00 deposit when, the property sale are not complied with 1 in seven une rt he sale, the ete right 0 resell th roperty at the HsE and ccst of the defaul! nrcbaer. LIAM D? GASSIN. } WIL] feb28-dtds_ WILLIAM A. GORDON, HOMAS DOWLING, 4 Aucticneer. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY, CORN! ee oer ‘H AND V shoe ELEVENT! V STREETS asth, 1868 and. is in ng the land rec- By vitae ore a deed 0 of trust, dated i. ag Seapayt Tee 97H Day ow MancH, 60, at Gietoce P.M., the nerth half part of Lot e (8 Wbered hun- ar as the samo are known td foe8 on. V et Nets sand extends back of that width, binding on 11th of sale: One-third cash; residue in two pe a six and twelve inonthe, with in- Ea socinen: aot jotes and frase on the m the prop Terms cris to be col complied ith rin ive day a after sale, Tart dts eo ERED. W: TONES, Trustes. ta THE AROVE SALE IS POSTPONED, on account of the weather, until FRIDAY, Marca pares same hcur and place. By order of the Trus- pss. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. virtue deed dat ERIN dng of Neveu, 1816, tua aly 5 ED corded in ‘No. 900, folio $21, et seq., one the land for District, of Gol and By peuie atch as WOR emi alee ai 2 Mahou, ar 4 O'cLooK ¥.w-,” the de- UNCANSON BROS., Auch MOTs, 9th’and Da Teets northwest. SIX_CASKS IRON STONE WARE, A.Q00D IN VOICE; ASSORTED LOT. BULL ABLE FOR BErAiLING: Thy a BASKET! c.—STOCK OF A SEAL: 'T AUOCTI on FRIDAY MORNING, 12tH rxstanr, within our rooms, COMMENCING AT 10 o'cLocK. marl0-2¢ DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. BROS, Auction pyecesem: ‘and D streets northwest. Cae Sha a TORS AND, or Areral NSEIGES EXTHA OTS ne GATES ee GOODS, FLO) eee A ORUSHES, Brooms, 5 STARCH ‘BOARDS, SLATES, BAL~ RES, GOODS REMAINING i OVER, FROM W. L. I. At Auction, on FRIDAY MORNING, 12TH INsT., within our “salesroome, without reserve, at 13 DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. LFERD SPATES, Auctioneer. SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF FINE YOUNG HORSES, JUST ARRIVED FROM it sell on MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 15711, 47 10 O'CLOCK, at the stabled corner 12th and C sts. n. teen head of fine, younk, sound, stylish Drivin iiorees and Mares, just arrived from Indiana. ‘Th haa been reat carn. stock led witl parties to ride and diive them before By order of Hugi QUiaiRy. postponement on scoount of the weather. Full description at sale. ost] marl0-4t HOS. E. WAGGAMAN, at Estate Auctioneer. virtue of a deed of trust, dated October aah, 1876, and duly recorded in Liber No. 5, folio 153, one of the land records of the Ditret of Gol Jumbia, and at the request of the party secured thereby, I will sell, at public auction, in frontof the premises, on MONDAY. TH DAY oF Mancu, 1880, aT 43 o'cLocK P.M, the fol- lowing described real estate: All that certain piece or parcel of ground, or realestate, situate and lyin sn the City of Washington, District of Columbia, and known and d being parts of lots numbered (10) ten and (11) eleven, in square nui bered (199) one hundred and ninety-nine, bevin- bing for the same at a point on the ling of 16th Street weet (21) twenty-seven fect and (1) seven inches south frem the northwestern corner of said lot numbered (10) ten, and thence running north along sald street (60) Afty feet and (10) ten inches, theres east (106) one hidnared and ate fect tore public alley in said square, thenca south along said alley (50) fifty feet and (105 ten inches, and thence west (106) one hundred and six fect to the place of inning, toxether with theimprovements, etc. ‘Terms of sale: One-fourth cash, the balance in six (6), twelve (12), and eighteen (18) months, with interest at six por cent. per annum until paid, secured by deed of trust on the property sold, of allcash, at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of 860 required at the time of sale, and all con- yeyancing at the cost of the purchaser. If the terms are not complied with in seven days from the day of sale, the Trustee reecrves the right to ro- the property at the risk and cost of the defauit- ine murchaser, after seven days’ advertisement in Vvening Si CALDERON CARLISLE, Trustee. THOS E. WAGGAMAN, Auct. mar JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES SALE gry IMPROVED PROPERTY H STREET, BETWEEN G AND PSIRERTS SOUTHEAST, AT AUOTIO By virtue of a deed of trust, duly rec in Fiber No. #9 foHlo 193, oe of the land records for the District of Columbia, we will. sell, on FRIDAY, 197 Mancu, 1880, aT 5 o'cLoc! Pp. M., in front "of the premises, the follow ne de- scribed real estate situate in the iba of Washing- ton, District of Columbia, to ‘The south thirteen and one-half feet front by the depth there- of of lot numbered twenty-one @D), in ‘subdivision of square nine hundred and seventy-four (974), together with improvements, ways, erms ‘of sale: One-third cash? balance in six and twelve months, notes to ‘bear eldht per cant interest and to be'secured by deed of trust on the premises. | Conveyancing at purchaser's cost ‘erms to be complied with in seven days, other. wire the trustees reserve the right to resell at th- risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after iving five days’ public notice of such resell in some newspaper publjshed in Washington, D. O. mnifed at time of ale. SBULZ, A deposit of $50 reqnit mar8.d&ds EDWARD TURKENTON, NHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON LOUISIANA AVENUE, OP. OSITE THE CITY HALL, CONSISTING-OF. TWO TARGH BEICK BUILDINGS, CHIEFLY BOCOURIED AS OFFICES. y virtue of two deeds of trust to me, one aurea’ the 20th dag of t daly, 1872, and one dated the 24th day of Sept torber, 1872, a both duly recorded in Liber No. 685, folio 463, and Liber No. 889 ole 3 391, cs comeciively of the Land Records of f, th Du strict of Columbia, fa, and a tthe request of the party sect Bel public auction, in front of the nee ‘on MON- AY, the STH Day OF Mancow, 180, az Foun O'cLéck P.m., the following parcels of { Trustees. along the line of Louisiana avenue, twenty elt feet five thence southeastwardly and at right angles with said avenue one hundred and seventeen fee! hes to a thirty feet alley, thence southwest- ‘along the line of said alley teventy-eight feet seven inches to ithwest, f lot, thence noriiiweatwardy. and at right ansles with said avenue, onehundred and twolve feet elght in- 3,268 square feet ches to the bexinning, containing of ground. Also, all that piece or parcel of ground joining the same described a8 the stue Known. an eastern part of Lot numbered fourteen (14), square numbered four hundred aud ninety C190), which is bounded as follows, viz: Barinning at the Southeast corner of sald lot numbered fourteen, a1 runnipg thence on the eastern tine thereof to the northeast corner of said lot, thence on the northern ne westwardly twenty -five fest to Gopp's Howlin, loon, thence southerly" and parallel to the line first mentioned to the southern line of said lot, thence in a straight line to the place of beginning. ‘The whole 1mproved by two large brick buildings, occupied chiefly as offices. Terms of sale shall be as follows, viz: Tho gmount of indebtedness secured by said deed of trust unpaid with the expense of sale 1a cagh, and balance at six menths, for which the note of the Purchaser: bearing interest from the aay of sale, and secured by a deed of trust on the propert shall be taken. A deposit of four hundred a, shall be required of the purchaser at the time of sale, and all conveyancing shall fe purchaser. of trust is as follows, to wit: under said deeds 19,000 with interest at 8 per cont, on $7,500 from i mber, 1878, and on 87,500 from ist Octo- JOSEPH J. § J. STEWART, Trustee. ae ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL MONDAY, ae 22D oF MancH, 1880, same hour aes marb-ng in, W&f,7t__ JOSEPH J. STEWART, Trustee. H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer. TROSTEE'S SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO STORY AND MANSARD ROOF FRAME AT MOUNT PLEASANT, IND: O. | By virtue of a deed of ‘tra 6 I shall sell at public au a in front o! MONDAY, THE 15TH Day OF Land A. 80, aT 4:30 P. M., the following describe: ea real estate, situate in the county of Washington, D. and known as and being lots numbered #e Bexent three, seventy-' four, seventy-five and sevet in 8. P. Brown's subdivision of Pleasant Plaine aud Lemar’s outlet, since called Mount Pleasant, ac- gerding to a subdivision made in October, &. D. said lots fronting on Lau + ayenne, and run- uuthwardly on and paraWel with West avenue, ether wie the ima ro yemen ent. ‘erm: $2,500 qual stallgzeniss ta nix (@, twelve a ad eledioes C18) months, with interest at six (6) per cent per annum, scoured by a deed of trust on the property sold of au! early at th purchaser's option: fime of sale. All conveyancing and recorting Turehaser's cost. ff teniue of sale are not complied, with in seven days, the Trasteo reserves the right to resell the property at risk and fost of defanit urchaser after five days’ 32vertisement: feb28-m,w&s PAY iy L, MORRISON, Trusteo. OR ALES W. HANDY, Auctioneer. CHaNOERY SALE OF VALUABLE TuERovED STATE, SITUAT! TH yea WEEN M ‘AND N STREETS oby virtue ‘of a decres of the Supreme Court e District of Columbia, passed in equity Canes Nor 6869. Gowin humienoret ee and the southern part of lot I, said southern Part of lot I having a front of 3% ihches and run- same the rear tine of eaid lof, in Philip and Lindsly’s e xecorded: subd gion of lots 10, 11 and 1, in square No. together with the {mprovern ents thereon, con- eine crm of sale: Ond-thied as ‘which cash “4 e-f cash (of whic! pay- ment #100 chall be paid sa Stone at the time of sale); and the balance in two eqi instalments at one and two years from date on ae Ao interest conveyancing at purchaser’s at six per cent. cost. sev yi ‘ht is reserve resell He SAE trun, mar5-eokds Columbia Lai ve ee i Ha HL BS iu a 3 : ‘on the p THE EVENING STAR. WEDNESDAY THE VIRGINIA Scanpal—Disroren Alleged Slayer of Her Own Infant—-a woedne atch to the Baltimore Gazerte trom ‘ront ‘al, Va., March 9, says: The deveio) ed growing out of the infanticide case. tnvel leading family In a shocking scandal, continues the absorbing topic here. Miss Mollie Mitehe} agavrst whom the coroner's jury returned @ ¥erdict charging her with the murder of = {legitimate child, and who disappeared. trot her father’s residence yesterday, was aiscore ered to-day concealed in a neighbor's residence, {n a third-story room. She 1s placed under sur. Veillance and will be tried for the crime. The principal witnesses in the case were Dr. M. L. Garretson, who was summoned to attend the unfortunate girl after child-birth, but from Whom all evidence of the birth was concealed. The doctor, however, suspected that. she had given birth to a child, but, as juested, made enly an external examination of the patient. The evidence of Eliza Scoggins, a nurse, was however, of a more positive character as to the fact of Miss Mitchell's having given birth tos child, and other corroborative testimony was given. The jury returned a verdict that, in their opinion, Miss Mitchell gave birth to the infant at the house of Miss Ann E. Scogal that safd infant was born alive, and that it came to its death by drowning or’ other violent Means at the hands of sald Mollie Mitchell, believed to b other of said child. The family of Miss are of excellent social standing here, and much sympathy has been expressed for them in the distressing affatr, vi LAND WITH ANOTH: respondence of the Baitimore G Hagerstown, March 9, says: Yesterday morning: g telegram was received here from Waynes , informing the authorities that a man aine of Jacoos had eloped with another vite (a Mrs Hahn), and instructing the to arrest them if they came this way. of the fugitives’ "He learned that a man and woman al ‘ring the description of the parties had arrived at ihe Hoover House at the unusual hour of 4 a. m. yesterday (Monday) morning, and left again at 6:10,taking the Baltimore an Ohio railroad for the'west. “Mr. Harley took the 9:25 a. m. train, and arrived at Weaverton just in (ime to overtake the runaways. He returned with them at 1p. m., and took them before Jus- tice Bretzler, who heard the case and committed them to the care of Sheriff Zeigler. Soon after they were committed the husband and father- {n-law of the woman arrived here, and after paying all the costs in the case and the reward of $25 to Mr. Harley, they took Mrs. Mary C. Hahn home with them and left Mr. A. B. Jacobs in jail. He will he taken to Chambersburg, Pa., to-day. This foolish couple walked from Waynesboro’ here. Mrs. Hahn left her husband and three chyldren behind and Mr. Jacobs has a wife and four children. KEARNEY DEFYING THE VIGILANTS—Manifesto of “The Citizens’ Protective Cnion.»—The Citle zens’ Protective Union have prepared a manl- festo to the people of San Francisco and the state of Calffornia, which will appear in the Call t0-d declaring the object of the organt- zation to be—tirst, the preservation of public peace; second, protection of life and property: third, restoration of confidence in the security of life and property from all violence, and fourth, the resuscitation of legitimate’ com- merce, industries and business of the people, The manifesto, which ts signed “By order of the council,” expresses the determination of the unfon to suppress all violence, and appeals to all good citizens to range themselves on the side of law and order. It is understood that the address 1s ut forth by a body representing the wealth and business Interests of the city, inclu- ding some who have been prominent in times past in measures for the preservation of the city from the designs of the disorderly and crim- inal element. During yesterday about 150 men were engaged obtaining ignatures to the roll or the Citizens’ Protective Union with decided sue- cess. To a very considerable extent the project finds favor with the business classes, though mang question the wisdom or necessity of such a movement. Kearney was interviewed last night relative to the vigilance committee. He 1s cenlant and evidently looks on the present ex- citement as furnishing him with fresh weapons. Yesterday morning he bought a Winchester re- peating-rifle, which he keeps in his sleeping- room, and both his brothers, who live with him, are provided with revolvers and shot-guns. PRESIDENT GARRETT ARRAIGNED FOR COM- Tgument was heard in the supreme court in New York city yesterday on three mo- tions in the telegraph war cases. One wast punish Mr. Garrett for contempt in refusin, obey the injunction order obtained on behal Lot the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company, another was to have the injunction proceedings dismissed on the ground of irregularity of ser- vice, and a third was to continue the injunction order already obtained. In the proceedings to punish Mr. Garrett for contempt 4nd for hls re. Tusal to obey the injunction order direeting him not to interfere with plaintiff's wires on the line of the Baltimore and Ohio road, counsel on Debalf of read dMidavits sustaining the ate the in- junction and to dismiss the complaint al proceedings as lar. Mr. Farrrett’s afi- wit seteforth the 4 proposals made by the pres- ident of the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company and his refusal to allow the latter company to build their wires unless it was dis- Uincily “understood that any contract entered nto should be declared ended at the option of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company. M: Garrett then sets out the matter of servic the injunction order on him, whtch he clatm3 ihe Affidavit is also made by Superin- er. selting out the arrangements 1. ade between different compantes, and he also s all knowledge of any injunction order. on behalf of the plaintiffs argued in ia r of the validity of the service of papers and read affidavits in support thereo! A YOUNG ENGLISHMAN DIsarreaRs, — Alex- Parks, a youth 17 years of age, has been missing from the British steamship Minnie Soe) lying at elevator B, Locust Point, since last Monday night. ‘The youth accompanied his uncle from England to this city,where they had. been spending their time onthe steamship. The last seen of young Parks was about 9 o'clock on the ee of his disappearance, when he left his ui at Leon’s variety theater, Locust Point, to: return to the Thropp. Tt 1s sup posed that in so doin; ks fell overboard and was drowned. The Thropp sails to-day and the lad’s uncle 1s very anxious, not caring to return to England until the mystery surrounding his nephew's disappearance is cleared up.—Bul. Gazetie, 10th, ‘THE KEMPER COUNTY (Miss.) MURDER TRIALS. The case against virgil and Houston Gully in the circuit court of Kemper county, Miss., for the murder of John P. Gilmer was taken up Monday. Henry, Virgil and Houston Guily were all indicted together for this offence, but on motion of the state a severance was granted. ‘The two latter were elected to be tried first, and next Thursday was set for the trial of’ the former. ‘The special venue of seventy-five that had been summoned and the two petty juries for the week were, on Monday, exhausted, and out of the number only two jurymen have been obtained, both negroes. The court then ordered the sheriff to summon 100 good and discreet men to appear and answer with reference to thelr qualifications as jurymen in this case. It will be a difficult matter to get a jury on account of the notoriety of the case and the fact that almost every man in the county has formed or expressed an opinion tn re reserenoe to the guilt or innocence of the accused. Mrz, Gimer, widow of John P. Gilmer, tae Hoes reached De Kalb yester- Gay from Washington. ee SUICIDE A WEEK AFTER MARRIAGE.—Near Middiebourne last Thursday a young man named Charley Thompson, about 21 years ola, committed suicide by shooting himself in the head with a shot- gun. He was married a week before to a Miss Emma McHenry. His wife was Matte 3 her parents, who lived near, and he started in the evening to take her home. His father, who was absent from home, while re- turning Heelies me Liles a his son in the pi fo cause is known for the rash at, Dut A iter was found making disposi- tion of the property of which he was West Union (W ) Recor oan DIED. KE. At 4 He 5 1830, Burwcer Burke, in et mowcly alsin es eighth: year of hee ‘uneral will tak lace from from St. Ann's jou ‘ennaliytown, DO. Thursday. March Le at 1 o'clock a.m, HABRISON. On March 9th, 1880, Mrs. Sipwer Aun Hanzmon, widow of, tate, Mas Major t r Thomas Har- ward's attinely af hs iy pi fattingly, 0 3 Friends and relatives respectfully invited to at- tend her funeral, on eray, the Eh tata from her late eee 1304 3d at 2 0% p.m. LY! tt ae Mrs. ‘Many LrNoz, in the sixty-sixth year age. Funeral from her late resid No. 282 Second street ‘northeast, Thursday, Marcil Lith, 1880, Shp o'clock pi. RICE. AtGrand Rerids, Mich. on the morning of March oth, 1860, 3 Mrs.@aLiie Moone Rice, for- STOCKETT. On We 1 Weageat Baakaune A Stee An dauaitar ot Totes gar fe from the residence of the family, 1603 K Spat LR Le o'clock wt gee specttay im sda