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, AUCTION SALES. _- AUCTION SALES. MISCELLANEOUS. STEAMERS, &c. “AUCTION SALES. DR. F. A. VON bianca 1880, preawacax co. 1880 rene DATS. ent” “*A ‘aude tothe Dinessonet Author of a work, ‘*The Far: Its Diseases and a work oF on the diseases of the MESPIMATORY the treatment GAN! ference to the 3 aT. EH, THROAT and ASTHMA. Ornce: 619 19th st. n.w. Special attention given to the treatment of DEAFNESS, NOISES IN THE HEAD, IMPAIB- ED SIGHT, CATARRH, ASTHMA, DIS- EASES OF THE THROAT, LUNG, CHEST, &o. Dr. von MOSCHZISKER ‘Has met with the most EMPHATIO ENCOURAGE: MENT to permanently locate himself in Washing- ton. His ABILITY in HIS SPECIAL LINES OF PRACTICE Is now fully recognized. all persons treated by him can be exam- ined at his ROOMS. Many of them have. indi Offered to permit themselves to be referred to, an they are the very best kuown men in Washington ; among them are Senators, Members of Congress, Merene’ hundred and twenty names of the best known men Fuccessfully treated by Dr. von Mosch- Zisker have already been published, Ho, therefore, feels fully convinced that his reputation is now es tablished, and that he hss already accomplished Ruflicient ta eatiefy the most skeptical that adver. rth hin ina mere, mediti to call attention EAE “diseance specially treated by ‘and the Smuount of his success in them. Dr. von MOSCHZISKER'S POSITION as SPECIALIST in Philadelphia, where ‘he practiced for many years previous to his tour of Scientific investixation, is shown by the followin De ‘T, presented to him before his depar- ‘To Whom It May Concern: ‘We, the andersismned citizens of ented BSE in certifying that Dr. F, A VON MOSOH been a resident of ae iS for some irs, during which he has acquired a distinguished Jeputation 88 a practitioner in diseases of the Eye, = and Throat. He has also, during some time ‘po been Professor and Olinical Operator in one of ‘Medical Institut \d him to she cordial supports of the Press and the confidence of the communities he m: neey see sce fit to visit: fayor of the City: M. SS oa SD Bplater of th the fe House Of Reps, Pa. : sor Fost By TOOK: ‘Morning Post: . O. ELMAKER, U.S. . Marahal; ture: URE YOUR VALUABLES! NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, 15th Street and New York Avenue. Fire, Burglar and Damp Proof Vaulta from @5 to Government Bonds on deposit for 81 7000. ‘Ano, receives Silverware in trunks for Wm. Stickney, president : Geo. W- Riggs, vice president; B.P.Sny- ler, secretary L. Sturtevant, treasurer; Henry 2° Willard, John Oaseels, thos: Evans. mar) ENEARB’S DYSPEPSIA REMEDIES. edleas Nom are earnestly requested to try these rei ‘No matter how bad the case they neve fail to cure. Price 50 ce RENEA GS DROWN MIXTURE. Prepared from Oil of Tar and Horehound—is s Boverei remedy for ‘Coughs, Colds, ane is ben- eficial to consumptives. Nine and 4 oz. bottles, ‘50 and 25 cent lowing and other at a G. Duckett 8. ¢ For sale pees the fo foll ‘Mill Dooley, W. 8. ee P. ‘Hie oe hen 2 ob. piso, Co- ive go 1023 7th st. ; ‘and principal depot, 61 i Bride S452 DOORS, BLINDS, a INGS, BRACKETS, MANTLES, STAIR BUILDERS STOCK, LUMBER. just before, and during the first advanoein buila- terials I a bought large quantities of DOO} ee ‘and MOULDINGS and TOMI which” ak ban enabled to offer at a small ad above the lowest prices of last aeason.. Ord Tor INSIDE SHUTTERS, SEGMENT oF pOLROLE HEAD SASH, RAISED ‘MOULDED DOO! BS, or odd ae on fay Kind, a either a EINES WALN r, OHER! ‘urnished at the shortest notice. he tube are invited to examine m stock. Iman will be Sees in delivery, the place is ths BASH WAREHOUSE AND LUMBER YARD OF THOMAS W. SMITH, feb21-Im Cor, ist st. and Ind. ve. n.w. ww. WHEATLEY, DYEING AND SCOURING, 49 JEFFERSON ST., GzonGetown, D. 0. ‘Work called for, and delivered free of charge. Bend your address. feb? LD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE known as the best, so is JUSEH’ stand eo ee Start ae tne outy place where. est ciaa SECOND: f D CLOTHING can be soldat res 8) ices. Address or call at JUSTH'S old FRG Nor et D atts between 6th and ith ss.n.¥, or Branch Store, No. 408 9th st., between D and B Fs. new. N.B.~Note by mail promptiy attended OR YOUR cou USE ELEOAMPA: NE AND HOREHOUND. FOR YOUR GOED, U1 FOR HOARSE: ELECAMPANE AN OUGH DROPS. Half-Ponnd Boxes 25 Cents per Box. ARTHUR NATTAN, Pusnmactst, mar8_14th and I sts. and 2d and D sts. QECHGE BYNEAL, Jr., DEALER Dt ©IL AND WATER COLORS, ARTISTS’ MATERIALS anp LAMP GOODS, Paints, Otis, Window and Plate Giass, ALL xINDs oF Fancy ARTICLES FOR HOLIDAY Goons. (opp. Odd Fellows’ Hall.) IXDLE, OYLINDER and oy ILS are mannfactured by st.. New York. ens” Sa TRADES. FROOKBINDING. ‘Tho pablic aren eeon ‘workmen are em) cS ed ont ‘Will be in the suj ich Daa been 8 Dharscterietic of the establishment | Sy" ape ia petal ‘Avenue, third floor. GRRE: BROTH! FRACTIOAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, Washington, D. ny a Specialty janis MEDICAL, &e. REEMA rORRHCEA, Imy informed that ce ae cellent romature seious and afl. Venefeal aire Found by Dre HENHTE. "So Caloinel weed: il Female Weaknesses, ete., cured. 124 F 5 stn.w., “4-1 ae WO’ ‘cure for C7 FRENCH POWDERS—Certain dney Diseases, Gravel and all Urin- ary Diseases, Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness Impotency, , Scrofuls, Syphilis, and all Blood and kin Diteasce ‘pee ily cured: Gonere- heacured in 4Shours. For «ale by Wit. b. EN- TWH gist, corner 12th st. and Pa. ave. % sebt by mail under seal ou re- mar ADAM DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR Ladi 1 females complaints a cured. Gan be con ved daly at 921 7th st. nw. OMice Bours from 1 to9 p.m. ima" LEON, the oldest established aaa =e reli- able LADIES’ PHYSICIAN in the rons fro can be Gsily at 455 Massachusetts avequé from } frregulari- te im io a CE OF LIFE restores manhood and the of youth to the most constitution in four weeks. Failure im- Leeks. ‘This life-restoring remedy should be by all about to marry. oF who have become weakened from excess or any other cause. in every case is ascertain se that water Buccese quenches thirst. $3 per case. Sole arent, Dr. JACQUES, No. 1 University Place, ‘k. nee Ser toa eca6 Alt" uN DISCOVERY. Brae Tost MANHOOD RESTORED. ture re decay. aecay trons. debi, lot "imauneod te our a Susie elt Cures Se ag ‘efit son to his fellow sufferers. Address J. Hi. Reeves, 43 Chatham St. N. ¥. deo5-6m 03 E, NEAR NINTH.—The new Turkish and > Pussian Bath Rooms are now complete. Ne ‘since {1 jew Yor! spe ist it. ‘The best establishment 2 CHEE IR. ROBEBTSOR, ¢ tte ene mw Tne with as Commander: BESUMPTION ‘OF ROUTE. WASHINGTON, D; 0. axb NORFOLK, VA., ‘TRESS MON TNEY POINT aw: me SPOINE Vue 5 Goini On and ter MONDAY, MANGE OaAnGH ren ie ssp Funsin 2 her route between above porta, leaving ‘WASHINGTON, From foots of pore Bt. MONDAY, EYED WEp- AY, THURS: rey y SATURDAY, ay DAY Pad SUNDAY, Single fare to srortore Cust i ), 1; pounce tri (ars “Tick rates, informetion, Norvrorx, Va. mCampbell’s wi whart, Foot o! ae t-clase), $1 ates, inf Btate-rooms, ‘B. W. REED rine 1216 F rireet nortuvvost. HUME, . 807 Market Space. ME, OLE. PERCY G. SMITH, 1431 { Fenn. ave. 2. ‘WM. 8. E, ayivania avenue. aoe OMAG STEAMBOAT ‘Tth-street wharf, and on steamer. ee for Norfolk, D. F. pede Ge ardcim Agent tory Washington, B. F. DODD. OR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MON- ROE AND THE SOUTH. Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE leaves 6th-street but on, MONDAYS, WEDNES- DAYS and FRIDAYS,’ at 5 p.m-. a stopping at Piney Point and Point Lookout, connecting Bostan Steamers, &c. Leaves Norfolk alternate days at4 p.m. First-class fare, ‘1; Borne Trip, 81. 50. Second-class fare, 75c. ; ound Trij FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. Steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON leaves 6th-streot whgrf every MONDAY and THURSDAY, at 7a. m., for Nomini, and SATURDAY for Leonardtown, stopping at prificypal landings going and retarnig: FOR On Steamers E. C. KNIGHT aud JOHN GIBSON al- ternately ipave Bier. East River, New York,every SATURDAY at 4 p.m. 3nd 68 Water street, George- town, FRIDAY and Alexandria sam day.” Freight taken at lowest, fates. AD] Apply at Steamer or office under National Metropolitan. fep27 BAML BACON, President. L, W, MORI GH Agta; Size aon Pace Ses ‘New York. (LYDE’S_NEW EXPRESS LINE (ILADELPHIA. AND ALEXANDRIA, WABHINGTOR conme for Boston, Providence, and the New England States. it of i ctee wey ei JOHNSON & po ee P. OLYDE & 00., q he an RTH GERMAN LULOYD—Ssreameurr NRE BETWEEN NEW one LGuEs HAVER Lonpom, BouTHAMPToON AND B ‘The steamers of thie company will sall every Bat- grday from Bremen Pier, foot of Sd ‘Hoboken. Bates of : From’ New York to Havre, Lon- don, Boa an ton oe Breme! a Second cal 830: rei certificates, $28. ms oa or pasa OELBIGHS & Go. W. G. METZESOTT & for Wi a. 'UNARD LINE. , With the view of dimiunaning: the chances of ool- forall aay ae Be Cn ames emma ter from Queenstown to New ork oF Boston the meridian of 60 at 43 aseury from of nothing to th gto the north of 48. e Pheridian of BO at id ints or notning fo the movin of 42. THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP OOMPANY LIM- Between New York and Liverpool, Call- 880 and Sitd OF FASAGR. "Ticket to 15, role aiaitonsl- anes very Bteer! at ckets ipreree —— in. Biorare ti ars of of Errvoagh bis of laden {en given for Belfast, Glaagon porn ‘and prose ppl at, the aaa office, No.4 Bow! both steeraze and sal s9,OT18 BIG) "W. 606 ith streot, Waahing- "| jan28- OHAS. G. FRANOKLYN, Agent, N.Y. RAILROADS. BArzmMore | AND « OHIO RAILBOAD. THE GREAT DOUBLE TRAOK. Route and Short Line to the eS rth, Northwest, West, To take effect cipal osak 16, 1878, 881:20 HINGTON. ae m. bation, A Biioott City and Way Bta- br 08 a.m.—tNew pres Philsdelphis and Boston Express. On. oa fnetat Relay 81 ae only.. Break- led- napolis and way: et: ‘Rocks, Piedmont, ae Winchester, Hagerstown and way stations. New, Xorg, Philadel palumere — aS ar 1 ow York York ind Colambes and nan Gist. junction, \d Hanover. 1 ‘Baltimore, Annspolis, Ellicott City met, york x, Pailadetphis and Boston “in omy nly, Bs ee and Way. —_— = at Annapolis ene pana Wa saan baci pera Bock and Wa mE . St ‘Anuapolls and Way Sta Sane DEXPRESG. Rovfole aR excent oa PITTS! a9 itteburgh t Sunday ee 45 is ‘me NEW. YO FIMONE EXPRESS. Stops st Bladens- fas ona te She to New York, and a d' Oincinnatt Express. YDably. isunday only. Other trains daily, except GUNA ey oe a for farther into raaton ahph apply at the pelticacey and Ohio Ticket Offices, Wi Btatior d Corne! Tah and Pennsyivania poor Therearttae ype akan for Besareto be cuoaved sndixsoes yad.st any) W. M SLEMENTS, of Transportation. et Agent. ‘Ament. LM. 00! GEO. ROORTE. Gehers, General 1880 rexiitffama 1880 NORTH, WEST, AND 50) TO THE NORTH, jUTHWEST. SPLENDID ScEsEnT, MaGuIFICUNT EQUIPMENT. In Effect Jan vaRy 8 LEAVE eWARHING aOR. from Depot corner of Sixth and B streets, as follows: Pittaburg and the West, 10:40 3 7m. daily, with Par. Pitaburg 10 Sina r i. Tote sod Ghoago: 40 pol daily, with Palass Oar : BALTIMORE AND POTOMAQ Fe omana Batts cr ag Falla an Bondy; Ta rato Ba itr foo’ (a at 040a.m. For'Hew York snd the East, 8:10 a.m., and 1:30 daily, except Sunday, and 9: a 9 Ae Dot “daily, Niagara te p.m. with Palace Cars Parlor Gare, 9:80 arm daly. cases “ele all Fi wi For Pope's ae ra ag a-n and 6:20 p.m., “ones and 4:20 p.m., daily, ex- cept 2 AND AP AND, ALE SOEs va wine ete ba bandas SR a vor Bisitiond and the South, 7,00 a.m. daily, and ‘Trains leave Alexandria for $10 ends ard asd 7 and 928 north- <i terme, Seer a a eee eee zane of baggage to destination from SALE OF THREE-STORY DWELLING, waar THIS AFTERNOON. 7 UNOANSON BROS., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY BAOK BUILDING, ON WEST SIDE OF 8 ONELEVENTH i SEREET, BETWEEN G AND ND STREET, WEEN BAST CAPITOL ‘St, AT AUCTION. SND SOUTH ABE 729. By virtue of s deed of trust, duly recorded Under and by in Liber No. 839, folio 192, one of the land bearing date the 1877, records for ihe District of Columbia, we wil. and recorded in sell, on FRIDAY, 19TH MARCH, 1880, aT 5 O'CLOCK und ‘Trustee, pabite gale, in | P. i... in front ‘of the premiscs, the following de- Front of the premiscey on THvnal AX, Matton | scribed real estate, situate in the city of Washing 25rH, 1880, az 5 O'cLoce p. ton, District of Columbia, to wit: ‘The sout Piece or of land eituats and ying in sno city | tiiteen and one-half fect front by the depth there: of Was a, D. C., being part of Lot 29, in | of of ‘ot numbered twenty-one (21), in vision the same being the north 18 feot Ui 11 | of square nine hundred and soventy- four (14), and ha rovements, Ww: dhe 8 of "BB feel 1 ihehess sua. belt improved’ ‘of sale: One tied aah Dalance in six fire: story brick dwelling and a fy and twelve montha, notes re per cant bui in and to. be'sccured by deed of trust on the ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash, e residue | pr P4 Conveyanciner haser’s cost in three equal instalments, payable ne Seale | eee 10, be complied with in soven dai er. and eighteen months from aay of ale, with inter- | wise the trustees reserve the right to resell at th est at 6 per cent., and to be orideneed promis. | risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after sory noes of puirchaser, secured by deed Df trast | siving Ave days’ pabiie, oles Of such on the premises gold; of ail cash. at the option of | some heey published in D.@. the purchaser. A deposit of $200) will be required | A deposit o uired at time of eale. at time of uurchaser 0 compl terms within seven days from. ssle, the Trustee | mar8-d&ds EDWARD TUBEENTON, will eau at his cost and risk, All eonveya ae at TH, aBer's COR! » Trust MTHOS. B. WAGGAMAN, Auct. marlT-deds TO-MOREOW. (HARLES W. HANDY, Auctioneer. CHANOERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, BITUATE ON FIFTH STREET NM AND N STREETS By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the in cause No. 6,069 (Ewin Shuftlebothant vs, Her, MONDAY, Manch 22, 1880, Ar 43 0'cLOcK P. M., at public auction, in front of the premises, all of lot H and the southern part of lot J, said southern part of lot I having a front of 3: ning back with the same width ° sisting ofa WO-8tOry Ace ip -hout One-third cash ot which cash pay- ment $100 shall be paid as a deposit at the time of sale); and the balance in two equal instalments at one and two years from date of sale, with interest at six per cent. All conveyancing at purchaser's cost. failure to comply with the terms of sale within seven day, a Tight in tecerved to resell at riek and cost jefaul ee urcl rs MoNALLY, Trustee, mar5-eokds sian Law Building. HOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE OF GAS AND ICE STOOK. On THURSDAY, Mancn 25rn, at 12 o'cLock Mt., we shall'sell at public auction, at the Offica of Thos. E. Wagxaman, 519 7th street, the following Slog belonging to the estate of Mary Porter, de- cots | Shares Capital Stock Washington Gas-Light Company. 498 Shares Scri 40 Shares Capital Bibcx Great Falls Teo Company. ‘Terms cash. IRVIN H. TORRENCE,} ING, AGGAATAN, Auct. ANCERY SALE, OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON ERIGTEERTH, BI TWEEN B AND C SOU’ By virtue of a decree pet A Rebrusry 24th, A-D_ 1880, in the, ease of James Hogan £77 et beth M. H. - No. 6881, in ue the. Su rome Gourt of the Dis: trict of C S| ne Executors. estate, with at ublte at it twent 10) tn in Square numbered two hundred an Sats four gi aay This Lot is improved by a Frame Dwelling- 01 Terms of sale, as ordered by court: One-third of the purchere. money in cash, and the balance in equal instalments at six and twelve months from the date of sale, for whtoh deferred payments the notes of the purchaser shall be given, terest at six per cent. per annum from the day of sale and secured by a oe ys or the purchaser may incash. A deposit of paid when the property is i mana down. ‘Ail con- veyancing at the cost of the “SAENET, HENEY WISE GARNETT, Trusteo, DUNCANSO! *marll- HOMIAS SORERN Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE REAL E8- TATE. Under and by virtue of a convevance in trust to us, bearing date on the 20th day of April, 1876, and nly recorded among the isnd records of Washington county, in the District of Columbia, we, the undersi sell at_oub- uction, in front of thee premise on THURS- THE 8TH OF APRIL, 1880, 47 50°CLOCK IN THE ox, all that parce! of iand in the gafd city, thirty (30), in A. B. Shep- herd's recerded subdivision of square numbered 625, the same being improved by a Brick Dwelling jouge. ‘Terms of sale as prescribed by the said convey- ance in trust being as follows: The amount of debtedness, secured by the said deed and now un- aid, that is tosay, 83,000, with interest at, 10 per Rent, from April 18rd. swith expenses of sale te paid'in cash, and the balance in equal instalments, in six, twelve and eizhteen months from the sa:d day of sale, the purchaser to give his notes for the THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. REGULAR SALE AT MY SALESROOM, sarunpay, MAncH 20TH, COMMENCING AT 0 o'cLock, ‘in which are several very fine Pador suites, together with other Household 's (some eld and rare pieces.) Also, Mattrasses, Carpets, Ke, marl8-2t THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. LFERD SPATES, Auctioneer. FAMILY HORSE, COUPE, ROORAWAY AND RNESS AT AUCT! a will sell on SATURDAY MORNING, <0rH, aT 10 o’cLock, at the Bazaar, n 9 Louisiana aventio€ Bay Horse, 7 years old,16 hands high; stands without hitching, Fowles of staat cate, A ine f Horse; ean be driven by the most timtd s Aus Goupe, Rockaway and Harness, the property of a private kentlemans Sale peremptory. marl8 ALFERD SPATES, Auct. ALTER B. WILLIAMS & GO., Auctioneers. WAL’ Be CHS MEER. “SUITES; PARLOR FUR- NI HLS UPHOLSTERED IN BE: BRUS- SELS CARPET TS, &c., AT avon Bes On SATURDAY, Lee! H 20TH, ING AT TEN O'CLOCK in our auction rooms some Walnut Wardrobes, Book-Cases; Walnut Chamber Suites Compete 10 pieces ; Walnut-Frame Parlor Suites, Upho mR Marble:top Con- ter Tables, Walnut Exienson@Tablo and Dining room Ohaifs; Brussels, Ingrain and other Carpets. AL A large assortment of second-hand Furniture from a family leaving the city, marls. ‘ER B. WILLIAMS & OO., Aucts, I will sell on SATURDAY" MORNING, ISR lallion, Young voltaire, full 16 hans te has trotted in 4:41. ‘The property of Henry a ASSIGNEE SALE LFERD SPATES, Auctioneer. PEREMPTORY BALE OF BET ABEL ON: YOUNG Marcu 20TH, aT 103 o'cLock, at the Ba zar, 948 Louisiana avenue Bay Is high, very stylish, and sure foal taken frst setae thfee diferent dimes at Hockvilie, Mac: Be Tae eed Pel AD SPATES, Auct.~ Fu. Auctioneer. OF A STOCK OF FIRST CLASS BOOTS AND SHOES, aT STORE 731 Tr STREET NORTHWEST, Ar AUCTION, COMMENEING THURSDAY MORNING, Mancn 187x, ar 10 o'crock, And EVENING Ar 7 o'ctorx, and continus from day to day until the entire stock is disposed of. This stock was purchased for a first-class trade. | They are hig aint goods. I seiiorel call the attention of jadies to this sale, as th is a splendid line of invited to attend, ag thes nos ill be pate pp in ap iD es to suit. Sale positive, aa the goods will be sol the highest bidder for cash. maar! FOLEY, Auctioneer. {HANCERY SALE OF VACANT LOTS ON 8 / STREET, BETWEEN, THIRTEENTH AND TEENTH STREETS NORTH WEST. of, 7 uietus cts cartesat tas Supreme Court e District of Columbia, passed in Equity cauee No. 5,094, docket 16, Twill offe: for Sale, at pubiie auction, in front of the premiess, o TUBSDAY, Sti Mancit, A.D. 1880, at 9 O'CLOCK P. M., all thone pieces or Parcels of real estate situ- ted in the city of Washington, in said District, ikea a rare iinetly epee ofbure Iniown an end being Lots ninvered thirty-nine (39) ante. A Capoete OF F100) il be veered Of vur (tana forty (40), in Glagett's subdivision of Lots num: COREE CE VETORIaer dered eighteen (18), nineteen (19), twenty (20) and WB. WEBB, twenty-one (21), in W.W. Corcoran’ssubdivision of NEWRY fe PALMADGE, } Trustees. wyuare uitmibered. two hundred and chirty caine marl6-endide ae 39), enid subdivision belng of record in Liber 26, 1 ollo, 195, in the Burveyor's office for said T. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer. rtiice and being the same tropert conveyed by Fein 8. ” Clagett and witeto Mary Keyworth by deed EE'S SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO- | of record in Lib ber 720, folio 196, one of the land re- RUST! STORY BRICK ‘DWELLING No. 916 NINE- TEENTH STREET NORTHWEST. By virtue of a deed of trust dated Deon: ‘27th, A. D. 18° I fe ds: strict of Columbia, and at the request of arty secured thereby, I saall nell af public auction, in front of the premises, on 1" Stancn’20; 1890, af A oeboce fe ak the following deseribed veal estate, situate in ‘ue “gity, of Wash: ington, District of Columbia, to. wit: Part of lot nineteen (19), in square numbered ¢i) beipg the south one-half (14) of said lot; twent and one-half (239) feet trout. on. 19th street west, toyether with the improvements, &c. ‘Terms: $2,500 in cash, and tue balance at twelve and twenty-four months, for which the notes of the purchaser, bearing interest at the rate of six per cent per annum from the day of sale, and secni by a deed of trust on the property sold, will be taken. A deposit of $200 will be required at time and all conveyancing at purchaser's cost. ‘Terms to be complied with in seven days; otherwise the Trustee reserves the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after five days’ advertisement marié-ecta HALLET KILBOURN, Trustee. (N SurEMs «& CO., Joke Estate Agents and Auctioneers, Bt. Cloud Building. SALE © Pa eay Hour TRU: oe ee WEE y virtue of a deed oft ‘rust, “ted the 23 asyor April 4. D. duly recorded fir} in Liber O28, et ee ‘one of the 1d records for, the Dintne of Goatees, and by. request of the party ysecured thereby, we ell at public auction, in front of the premises, YX, THE 25rit Dax ov Manca, A. D: 30 O'CLOCK P. M., the following-described itnate in thecity’of Washinusto District EF oladibia torwit- All Gf Lot umsbered tastosn (13), in Bose subdivision of Square five hun and fifty-eieht (558 ‘Terms: Amount of indebtedness and expense of sale in cash: balance in six months, to be secured on property sold, or all cash, at the option of pur- chaser. A deposit of $100 required on acceptance of bid. JOHN SHERMAN, Trustee. W. M. SMITH, Salesman. marl6-eokds YHARLES W. HANDY. Auctioneer. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A A VALUABLE LOT IN aero Time of a deed of, rast, dated the 15th “= day of January, A-.D. 1878. and record Liber No. 891, folio 33, one of the land re- cords of the District of Colnmbia, and at the of the party secured thereby, T'will sell ay public auction, in front of the premises, on ‘FU! Y, THE 23D Day oF Marcu, A.D. 1880, aT 4 o'cLock P.M., the west 40 fect 7’inches front bya depth theréof of Lot 2, in Square 1,627. ‘Terms of sale: Amount of’ indebtedness secured by deed of trust, in cash; balance in six, twelve and eighteen months, with interest at the rato of 6 percent, ae annum, secured by deed on property sold. down at time of sale. All conve anclnie St cost of purchaser. Worms to be coupl twith, WILLIAM B. maril-eod&as + Tres IHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer. TRUSTEES. SALE OF HANDSOME BRICK RTREET, BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS NORTHWEST, No. 421. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated the 17th aay ‘of June, 1876, and dulyrecorded in Liber folio 40, jet 8ea., one of the land records at Washington ‘county, District ef Columbia, and by direction of the party secured there! roby, us the m1 ‘THE 23D ber 56, in Frederick - Lauritzen’ subdivision of square numbered 613, situate on the north side of M street, between 4th and 6th streets northwest, and improved by a handsome pressed- brex Resident Me all the modern itgprovemen cash; balance at six. twelve 7 2 Trustees. reo gE AtLEE zs DAVIS, = C3 SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND Uae Ee PROPERTY ON cords for said District. ‘Terms of sale, as prescribed t by said decree: ‘The porehase money to. be 1 e third in cash on the day of sale or within’ 0 en days thereatte the residue in two ustallments at six telvo months affor day of sales for the deferrad vayments the purchaser or purchasers to give her or thelr promissory notes, beariny date the day f sale, and payable with taterest from date of Soteey at the fete of alc yor eowtune until paid, which notes are to be secured by deed of trust on the property sold; or all cash, at the elec- tion cf the purchaser or purchasers, to be paid on the day of sale or within seven days thereafter. 3100 down on each lot when the property is struck of Conveyancing and recording at purchaser's cost. ‘The Trustee reserves the right to resell at the risk and cost of the defanlting purchaser. JOHN KEYWORTH, ‘rusteo. DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. __ marl8-akds (HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF FRAME HOUSE ON MONROE STREET, BETWEEN BEALL AND EST STREETS, GEORGETOW! By virtue of « deed of crust, Gated the eiettoenth 3s ‘of Bim ast, and duly re- fh corded fo) oito, 0, 2, ‘Ons of the Pea vecere for tan Of Columbia, ana by direction of the he partien ocured thereby, te under- ed TS will ‘TUE: ‘rustec RCH 23D, 1880, aT 4 o'ou00s, in fen of tn tne remises, te following-deseribed_ prope Rot numbered itty-four (60), in iments saat tion to Georgetown, District of Columbia, bounded as follows: ig for the saiis On the east side of Monroe street at tie southwest corner of that part of said lot 54 heretofore gold to 8. Alexander, and run thence south thirty-nine (39) feet, more or less to the northwest corner of that part of said lot '4 heretofore sold to D. Sullivan; thence east with Sullivan's north line forty: four (44) feet; thence north with the east line of said lot 54 to the south- cast corner of eaid Alexander's lot; thence, west with Alexander's south line to place of beginning ; together with the improvements. ‘erms: One-third cash; the balance at six and twelve months, with notes bearing interest at elizht Ret cent. per annem until paid, and secured by s eed of trust, on the property. All conveyancing down when the proport; reserve the resell the property at the risk id coat of the, deta ofan urchaser. and cost of the det ig purchaser R GORDON, } Trustees. marll-10t HOS. 3. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated October Jith, 1876, and duly recorded in Liber No. finy 445, folio 153, one of the land records of the District of Golumbis, and at the request of the party secured thereby, I will sell at public auction, Font of the premise, on MONDAY. THE 22 DAY OF Mancu, 1880, at 43g o'crocK P.a., the fol- lowing | cfensgut pra Ail that certain piece or parcel of ground, or reales! and lyinj in the City of Washington, Disttiet of Columbia: Snown and’ dese as being parts of lots Dumbared 0) ten and (ivelerers ina uare num- bered (199) one hundred and nin e, bexin- he line of doth and (7) 80 ning for the paches squth frem the horthwestern corer of aad lot numbered (10) ten, and then. along said sirest (50) fifty fect and oan neh, thence east (106) one te public alley i said aq ence soon nalgng eu ald ence Biley (90) fifty feet andl (10) tou tuehon. ‘weet (106) one hundred and elx feet to the place of bexinning, toyether with theimprovementa, eto. : One-for cash, the balance six (6), twelve, 12), and eighteen (18) months with iniarent si r cent. per annum until paid, of trust_on the or Bi aah Be the option of the purel rr. of $50 required at the tim yeyancing at the cost of e Pp germs are e not complied within es in seven days from oat the le, the Thrne Tight to the ne atthe risk and 6 and cont of the default Bag Sars patter seven days’ advertisement in Sits DERON QARLIGLE, Trustee. THOS E. WAGGAMAN, Auct. eee YY Noe OF A DEED OF TRUST TO = dated December 24, 1873, recorded in Liber 40, folio 16. Ke, records for the count D. and at the request of the owner of the n secured thereby, I shall sell at auction, in front of the premises, on MONDAY, Magca 29TH, 1880, at 4 glotock P. M., subdivision Lots m araber one, | tw a thi ed fi sata cient, CN. of 1) toyetber with tho fy er mp 001 ree BE nae: Bike Doerner ane tedebtodness ‘one’ of the and f H EET NORTH EN NINTH AND vl iN ND | secured thereby and expenses i TENTH SaREETS EAGT, IN SQUARE balance in eix end twelve months after the day of cause No. 7008, Van Riswick vs. Roth FB with interest at six per annum. A in the Supreme Court of the District of Co-. deporit of 8100 will be required to be made imme- lumbia, and under a deed of trust, dated the 20th | diately after sale. All the and record- gay of May, A. D. 1878, and duly recorded in ing to be paid by the purchaser, and if the fall No. 719, folio 113, one’of the land records of the | ms are not complied with in fi District of Col Bia, we allsallatpablic auction, | the Will be resold at the risk and cost mnt of remises, on MONDAY, 22D Day 3 Manon, A.D. 1880, at 4 O'CLOOK P. St vall th JOHN W. KE , Trustee. certain ‘lots and. parcels of situateinthe | JOS. T. OOLDWELL, Auctioneer. " marlé-d city of Washington, known and di 16,27, 18, 19; 20, 21, 22, 41 and 42, in Moses |HANOERY SALE. ce o's, q 's ee Oe 8 2 oe virtue of a decree of the uf the ae Qourt. of caure No. 7,178, doc. 20, be Laffer or auction, on T AY, parc or Mano! 1880, aT 6 O'CLOCK P. M. ee Nos, 35 in Dou WAlszE B. WILLIAMS & 00., Auctioneers. FINE ARTS. SALE EXTRAORDINARY. ~ FINE OIL PAINTINGS. THE GALE COLLECTION, FROM HIS GALLERIES, No. 1125 Chestnut street, PHILADELPHIA. AMERICAN AND FOREIGN. Embracing every variety of subjects—Landscapes, Merines, Figures and Fruit—by ominent artiste, now on exhibition, day and evening, with descrip- tive catalogue, at the Gallery, No. 1423 NEW YORK AVENUE, Near Riggs’ Bank ; TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE ON THE EVENINGS OF MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 23 AND 24, AT 7:30 O'CLOCK. Mr. B. SCOTT, Jn., will conduct tho sale. marl9-5t WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. Dexo4Ngon BROS: Auctioneers, ‘Sth and D streets northwest. 1,000 PAIRS ASSORTED STOOK BOOTS AND SHOES, CONSISTING OF SORTMENT. OF RENE NOMEN | BOYS, E oR TN LOTS TO SUIT THE THADES DEALE! AT AUCTION. On MONDAY MORNING, Manca ee ComMMENCING AT 10 ccLock, within oui +alesrooms ; sale without limit, and the trade’ inv: marl9-2t DUNCANSON BROS., Aue! CREE RALE OF VERY DESIRABLE BUILD! UARE IMME- hi SIDENOCE OF Tite BRITISH MON TATER AND” DEING THWEST, NEAR NINE- ‘ERSON AND M STREETS Row TH . ot htizine of a decree of the Supreme @ Court e Ste day of December, A. D. 1877, in eqnity Cause No, 6955, by consent of all the parties imine terest, we will IONDAY, Arai 19rx, 1830, aT Foun ocLoce 4 P.M. SHARP, on the premises, and continuing at the same timé and place from day to day, until all the lots described herein are offered, offer for sale, at public auction, all those pieces or parcels of land in Washington city. District of Go- humbia, enown, and Patera d upon the ground plator, of said ci mbered from res (8) to twelve 12), both t ‘nclusive, lot fourteen (14), and from sixteen (16) to twenty-seven, both pnolunlyes and from tht thirty-one (31) to thirty-seven (37), both inclusive, and Jot thirty-nine (30), in El ngersoll’s recorded subdivision of aqtiare One hundred and thirty nine (139), which gald sub- division is duly recorded » folio 17: i the office of the surveyor of the District of, Coz lumbia. ‘The lois will be offered separately. Copies of the subdivision may be had at the office of B. H. Warner, 916 F street northwest, or of either of the ees. ‘Terms of sale: One- fourtit of the purchase money to be paid in cash; and the residue in equal install!- ments, copeyablet in six, eee and eighteen months from lay of eale, with seven per cent interest, 10 Dneeeured by a deed of trust to the satisfaction of the Trnstees, or by the title being retained by them until the whole of the purchase money is paid; or the whole of the purchase money aaa be pai Cl ae at the option of the purchaser. dep $100 will be required on each lot, and conveyancing and recording at the purchaser's cost. If the terms of sale are not complied with in one week from the day of sale, the Trustees reserve the Tesel the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after not less than on week's notice in the Evening if Star and ‘Washington Post. N yp Aifomey Law, 225 436 st. ATO WRRNER. “Auctioneer maris-d RUSTEES’ SALE OF A DESIRABLE 1HREE- STORY BRICK DWELLING ON K STREET, NEAR THE “‘SAVAGE SQUARE” MARKET. By 16 Of a deed of trust, ented, the eer day o1 arch 4 = D. eigiteen hundred an seventy-two, Sind recorded in Lil folio Sean the land records for Washington county, in the District of Columbia, db by the di; rection’ of the party secured, th 8 will sell in front of the premises, on MONDAY. the 1orH D. A. D. 2 aa ra IN THE ,Plece and parcel of + tn'the Gity of Wash esienated and known on the ground plan of aid city as the east half of lot n our (4) "in square numbered five hundred ;, beginning for the same at the mu treet, and run- ning thence due west on said street twenty-nine feet six Inches: thence due north one hundred and forty-six feet eleven inches to a 80-fectalley ; thence due east twenty-nine feet six inches, and thence due south 146 feet 11 inches to the ” to- gether with, all and singular, the improvements, et cetera, a8 in said deed descri techie terms of sale are: *“Whatevor of said debt,tn- Testy, expenses may be duo snd un- paid at dno me of thea, (ine whole caneent eo be there Enown), 1n cash, and the residue in ‘sums, twelvé mont om the aay of gale, the purchaser to give notée, bearing Barbary ies of six per centum per an) a deed of payable semi-annually. to be secured by ‘on to B ye yremises old, with covenant of lnstr- ance, taxes, Xc., to the satisfaction of the Trustees; or all cash'at the purchaser's option. ‘The right is Feserved to resell the property on five days public notice, (if the terme are not complied with within five days from the day of sale), 3 of the purchaser in default. be required at the time of sale. to be at the risk and cost A deposit. of $100 will conveyancing A. HYDE, THOS. HYD} ‘Trustees. THOS. J. FISHER & OO., Aucts. feb21-d&ds §@- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, in consequence of the rain, until SATURDAY, Makcu 207TH, same hour and Place, al irO3. Hive, j Trustees. THOS. J. FISHER & CO., Aucta. inarl6-dkds (HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY LOUISIANA AVENUE, OP. POSITE THE CITY. GoNSISTING OF ne BRIOK BUILDINGS, CHIEFLY umbered ao ane the City of n, northwest corner of i of fe 26s | a nial cae Tat dh atnse Sociwitn interes af por con, mn tO from a ‘1618, and'on 87,500 <oeed eee es | peau snore angi ooqporen oem MPa Sras. Ts JORRFH J. STEWART, Teustn. THE EVENING STAR. CONGRESSIONAL. Conclusion of Yesterday’s Proceed- ings. SENATE.—After our report closed— Pending debate on the ate pled tie ‘bul the Senate went into executive session, and when the doors were reopened, ‘adjourned: HOUSE.—After our report closed— Points of order were made against the Springer amendment to the deputy marshals paragraph of the immediate deficiency bill, but were overruled. Reta Weawer, offered an amendment to the roviding that when there are three orm more at ical ies having separate tickets to be voted for three deputy m: ais shall be appointed, no two of whom shall belong to the same political party. Adopted. Mr. Garfield offered as a substitute for Mr. aces amendment an amendment tincreas- ing the per diem of general and special deputy Marshals, and striking out so much of Mr. Spee 8 amendment as provides that no less ‘two nor More than three appointments shall be made for any voting precincts, and that the marshals shall belong to different’ par- tes, of good character, &c. Aiter considerable debate of a political char- acter, Mr. Simonton moved to amend Mr. Gar- field's substitute, so as to leave it in the exact form of Mr. Springer's amendment as amended by Mr. Weaver, with the exception of excluding from Its provisions general deputy marshals. This amendment was agreed to—117 to 114. Mr. Springer then moved to amend by includ- ing general deputy marsha!s, pending which the committee rose, and the House, at 4:40 p.m., adjourned. A DERANGED YOUNG Lapy CREATE3 A SEN- SATION MISS Susan Gorsch {ts the love-letter writer of the period. Miss Si lives at Berea. Ohio, where there is a college, and, indeed, Miss Susan used to be a student at the college.” neces, the professors, a halt sagen of them, began to receive through the perfect shower of anonymous love let- ers, ‘written ina neat. feminine hand and. {ull of protestations of undying affection. Later the clergymen of the town were addressed in the same manner and stvle, no letter being of less than ten p: In alittle while the wives of the teachers and then the wives of “the preach- erscame {in for their share of the mysterious correspondence, charging their husbands with gross immorality. Then ministers and teachers concluded the thing must stop. They accord- ingly laid plans which would, give them the pene of the author of all the trouble, and one day last week ascertained that Miss Susan Gorsch was writing the letters, She was arrest- ed and found to be insanely in love with nearly all the college professors and ministers of the place. She was therefore adjudged insane, and Sent tothe Newburgh asylum ‘for treatment. Miss Gorsch is about twenty-eight years old, and is highly educated. It is said that when a student in the University she fell in love with a classmate who failed to keep his promise of marriage with her, From that time on the un- ravens girl has been given to spells of strange cont ct. Liect. Provost's Love LEtrer.—A young man named William 8. Provost, of New Bruns- wick, N. J., enlisted early in the rebellion in the firsteregiment of New Jersey, poeny: He was shortly afterward promoted by ( Olden. to a Meutenancy in the Eleventh New Jersey regiment. He received a gunshot wound in the shoulder at Gettysburg. In crossing a small creek near the spot where he was wounded he took off his blouse to enable a comrade to staunch the flow of blood. He threw the blouse to a passin; , Soldier. The soldier was lost in the crowd and Provost never again saw the blouse. When his regiment was mustered out of service Provost returned to his home in New Bruns- wick. On Monday last he received a letter from a gentleman named Castner in Philadelphia. ‘The letter said that Mr. Castner had in a large envelope in his possession a pair of Heutenant’s shoulder straps, an officer's commission in the eleventh New Jersey regiment, signed by Gov. Olden, a letter from’ a lady addressed to ‘Lieut. Provost, and a photograph of a lady. Mr. Cast ner wished to know whether L.teut. Provost was alive. Mr. Provost, who is well known tn the neighborhood of Pennington,. N. J., where he now resides, went to Philadelphia ithmedlately and obtained the article described. Mr. Castner sald that his mother had died lately, and while examining her private papers he found the en- velope contalitog the eheuider straps, the let- ter, &c, The letter in the envelope had Mr. Provost's old New Brunswick address upon it. It was from his lady love, who has since become his wife. He carried it’ into the battle in the peas pocket of the blouse that he threw to the soldier. PRIZES FOR RIDING IN OMNTRUSSES.—A Sidney, Australia, letter in the Springfield Repy’ ree sSays:—The omnibus traffic is something amaz- ing. The company have instituted a cneck upon the dishonesty of the drivers by selling num- bered tickets With a corresponding number on the end, which you tear off and keep with a bright anticipation of future affluence, for ev ery three months they have a drawing, at which they distribute $500. It is great fun to watch people when they buy their tickets. Some in- different ones pop namber and all into the box. then there fs heard in from some one who has hungered an thirsted for a prize. ‘Then a clergyman gets in. He does not believe a lotteries, and has denounced them “oftici- ally.” lie jerks the number off, throws it down; it lodges on his knee; he feels that to throw it away places temptation before some one else; ), Tusses With it awhile, and finally to burn when he picks it wy puts it into his pocket, probab! he gets into the quiet of his stu aludy, Who passes a gentleman s iichets; he removes the number, Pp! ticket fh the box and, presently, the “ENuL tronble vou for Shoge tiekets, ay ae good woman, do to win & p ze?” She shapplshly replies, “I expect to keep my numbers till I know, anyhow.” Very soon he leaves; but before Ne gets out wishes her success with her ticket with'as much bitter- hess asif she had “done” him out of the win- ning number. —————————— Two CoLoreD MeN KILLED.—Paul Herthman, a colored man employed on the farm of Mr.Geo. Plummer, near Upper Marlboro’, Md., was acci- dentally Killed on the isth inst. by the discharge repel in the hands of Henry G. Eckenrode, of 14, inthe store of Martin « Elder. A coroner's inquest declared the death to have been accidental. ....Henry Gray, a colored man, died at Upper ‘Marlboro’, ', Md., on the 14th inst. from the effects of an int pry indicted by Ned Deviel in a fight in Decem! ast. ‘TRAMPS EMERGING FROM WINTER QUARTERS.— <A package of heavy bolts and nuts was laid yes- terday afternoon on the west-bound rafls of the Pennsylvania railroad at Linden. The engineer of the east-bound Washington train discovered the obstructions and they were removed before damage had been done. Later in the day Chiet of Police Yates, of Elizabeth, arrested six tramps in the woods near Lindeh, on the sus- picion that they had intended to wreck a train with the bolts.—N. ¥. World, 15¢/ Mrvers’ CONVENTION.—In the convention of bituminous coal miners. at Pittsburg, Pa., yes- terday, a resolution was passed recommending that the miners of the various districts organ- ize themselves into secret societies. A resolu- tion was discussed, without action, looking to a ae strike throughout the bituminous coal elds of the country against the present system of weighing coal. THE RHODE ISLAND REPUBLICAN CONVENTION met at Providence yesterday, Francis G. Jilson chairman. Gov. Van Zandt declined re-election: Alford H. Littlefield was then nomloated for governor and Henry H. Fay for lieutenant gov- ernor, The present incumbents of other state offices were renominated. Eight delegates to the national convention were appointed, under- stood to be unanimously for Blaine. Some sur- prise and dissatisfaction were expressed outside at the result, particularly by the Grant faction. A BvrGiarR Fataniy Suor.—In Memphis, Tenn., at an early hour yesterday morning, Wm. Shattleworth, a painter, shot at a burglar who had entered his room. The burglar es- sae Later in the day Joe Castillo, a young hailing from Bowling Green, Touna at his boarding-house suffering Pistol-shot wound in his ht breast. Investic poe aver that = e burglar, and that had run six squares to his boarding-house without uowine ‘that the ball had struck him. He will probably die. MINISTER EXPELLED. - The Philadelphia Methoust Conference last night expelled Tv. e Miller ay the ministry and the church, a Counsel for Margaret, Melerhootier. Se nee of death at Newark for the murder of her husband, visited the on Tu to question her what she had said to the Rev. Mr. Kern to to being‘ ‘lose everything, was firm a eemory. and and falled to give asa rt When the evidence was id before him he he coased to longer defend his course and passto1 clared his own innocence. and said thats a Judas tn the council had done the villainy. The then reviews the charges concernt naiey alleged alterations and forgeries of othe fe holds that the vel ~ cpp tic atcee The rej er Cl 1 legislative appropriat have been diverted, money drawn from the treasury by the governor and council withoue warrant of law, and that a large sum belonging to the state still remains in the hands of Garce- lon and other ex-oficials, which should be re- covered. REPORTS ON THE BRIBERY CARs have been prepared. The committees are unant- mous in Tepnting 8 that the case of Bartholomew Wentworth against Chas. E. Ricker 18 not sus- tained by evidence, and the majority report to the same effect in the respective cases of Swan and Harriman against Wallace R. White. In the latter case the minority present a Tepors Tee cannot concur in the conclusion of the majority. ® Ice Famine. 1,000,000 TONS HARVESTED ON LAKE CHAMPLATN, A telegram from Whitehall, March 17, says:— The Knickerbocker Ice Company and’ several other companies from New York and places aleng the Hudson river have large numbers of men engaged on South Bay cutting tee. It ts estimated that there are now secured between here and Ticonderoga about 800,000 tons, and if the weather should continue favorable for @ few days longer there will be over a million tons harvested. There are one thousand men between here and Fort ‘Ticonderoga at. night affa day cutting and_ piling In’ addition to companies trom New York, Albany and Troy, many of our citi- zens are cutting and stacking tce for specu- lation, “Among them are the Hon. H. G. Bure 200K R. Wait, Waters & Mc- . Gilligan, J. H. Sul rtholomew Brothers, Huriubis & Co, and Skeeles Brothers. Ata man’s Point the Sholes Brothers have an im- mense pile ready for shipment. In fact, in this town and for twenty-five miles north of here, on both sides of the lake, the people are wild on the ice question. Allof the ice harvested near here is piled on docks where it can_be readily transferred to canal boats and run down to New York city in a very few days. If the people of New York suffer for ice ui summer it will not be because there Was not enough harvested, though, of course, 1t will cost the companies considerable more to secure It. Advices from localities further northon Lake Champ! and also on Lake George, are that everywhere large quantities of ice have been gathered with the hope of selling it in the New York market. NEARLY A Fatal. ACCIDENT from the careless use of firearms happened in the restaurant of P. O'Connor, on Market, square, Norfoll poe yes- terday afternoon, Mr. Andrew J. Gil in, of Gosport, a young man about 24 years, of age, entered the saloon and called for a drink. After being served he drew out a pistol, and flourish- ing it around, made the remark: “Let us have some fireworks.” He then took the pistol in his right hand, cocked it and placed his thumb on the hammer. By some means the weapon ex- ploded, and the whole charge of one of the Chambers penetrated his brain, entering just at the outer angle of the right eye, and causing death in five minutes. A Younc Morner’s CRIME. Record special from Bradford, Pa., March 17 Says: At Calvin’s Corner, Pa., Miss Ellen Swayne has been arrested for infanticide. She gave birth to an fllegitimate child February 14 and broke {ts skull with a heavy instrument and then hid the remains in her trunk, She found no chance to rid herself of the body untih last Sunday, when she took the decom} corpse Irom ‘her trunk and threw It into the vault. ‘The mistress of the house discovered her actj-n and had her arrested. She confessed to the killing pa would not reveal the name of herseducer. The young woman Is In jail. A Philadelphia. Two IMroRTaNT DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVEN> TIONs.—The Tilinois Gemmocratic state central committee met at 5; eld yesterday, and Gecided to hold a content fon there June’10 to nominate state officers and appoini delegates to the national convention. There was no expres sion on the presidential question. The P er men are confident that Gov. Palmer ts the choice of Tilinois——The Pennsylvania democratic State committee met at Pittsburg yesterday, and selected Harrisburg as. the place, and April ‘2s as the day, for holding the state convention, A resolution was passed to instruct the chair- man of the state committee to recognize the McGowen delegation on making up the roll for temporary organization of the convention. This was a victory for the antl-Tilden-Randall men, THE INDICTED VIRGINIA JUDGES.—A telegram tothe New York Herald, from Lynchburg, Va., March 17, says: The following-named county tidges of’ Virginia presented themselves at the ar Of the district court of the United States for the western district of Virginia this morning, Judge Rives presiding: Jud, 7 Griffin, of Roan- oke; Simmons, of Botetourt; Wharton, of Bed- ford: Haythe, of Campbell; Parrish, of Appo- mattox; Hill, of Buckingham; Henry, of Am- herst, and Brown, of Nelson. ‘These Judges are uncer indictment for violation of the constitu- ional amendments In excluding negroes from the jury box. They were Indicted at the last tern: of the court, and have since been super- seced by the election of readjuster judges by the legislature. The indicted judges are repre- sented by the most prominent lawyers of this section. Their cases wiil come up to-morrow, When Judge Griffin will be tied first. The judges arg at large on parole. MARRIED. 'T. In this city, Th 3 a aus y wor ot Memorial’ Ghare, tes Washington, D.C, to HELEN A. Huast, of Jets ferson county, West Virginia. MANNING -COGHILL, On Thursday, March Street Baptist Church, by D. D., ALEXANDER to Migs M- visa Cosutne both of Vir- DIED. BAGLEY. On Thursda, eer 18th, 1880, at haif- EET ofc Hoey P.m., ae EB. BAGLEY, i the sixty-third y of ag ‘Funeral will {ake place at his late residence, No.’ 16 Weat street, Georsutown, half-past 2 2 o'clock, Sat- inst. Relatives and friends respectful- ly invited to attend. MARTIN. On Thursday evening, March eet 1€80, at 8:55 p.iu., Mary H. Marvix, aged forty- nine years. Funeral will take place from St. Theresa Ohurch, Uniontown, D. C., Sunday evening, March 21, at 2otclock.m.” Friends and relatives are respect- fully invited to attend. O'CONNELL. Thursday, March 18th, 1880, at quarter after 11 o'clock, Jeneaian D. O'Conyi in the forty-sixth year of his age. Funeral will take place from his late residence, No, 112 Third street northwest, Sunday, March m. Relatives and 21st, at half-past 2 o'clock friends are invited. REILLY. On the fifteenth of March, 1880, Jon ReILLy and Jase ReItix, husband and wife. The ins are at the residence of P. H. Walsh, No. 1251 ‘Ninth street northwe't. Funeral will take place on Saturday morning, enue eee at nine o'clock, from Saint Mat- thew’ Fiends aud acqtiaintances are re- spectfully invited to attend. YOUNG. At the Seminary building, — town, on Thursday, March 18th, 1: 5 o'clock pom.) ‘suddenly, fre Esty B. YOUNG, wile Of nos You ‘She fived a Christian life and died in Christ. ‘The funeral will take place from the Seminary,on. Sunday, the 2istinst., at3:30 p.m. The friends of the family are invited to attend. UNDERTAKERS. ‘RED. SPINDLER. UNDERTAKER, 1233 Seventh street n.w. Branch Store, 239 436 street 8.w- ‘OHN BR. WHIGHT, UNDERTAKER, Sep27-12m 1337 10th street northwest, SPECULATION. for Future Delivery is the om "No expense of interest. a8 in the Pea eo aiden ath Pert fatale of business to we can refer Sur correspondents in all the Kets of the United States. J. F. EDDY & €0., 128 Pearl street, New York. Hy Ha i" m2-Im (BB: RUFFERT. TEMPLE OF FANOY GOODS, Nos. 403 and 405 7th st. n.w., RECEIVED A FULL ASSORTMENT OF EASTER EGGS of all designs and prices. ‘THE GAME OF FIFTEEN maril For 10c., 20c., 25c. —— per piece. a ee Of every description Lenny Soren neon : > pie yee FINE JEWELER M. W. GALT, BRO & 00,