Evening Star Newspaper, March 25, 1880, Page 3

— wv T \ a oF HOUSEFURNISHINGS. STEAMERS, &c. AUCTION SALES. MISCELLANEOUS. J W. BOTELER & BKO., HFTR NEW IMPORTA- HAVE OPENED THFIR NEW. r ENGLISH AND FRENCH CHINA DINNER AND TEA SETS. J. W. BOTELER & BRO., mar Penn. ave., bet. 9th ind 10th sts. ABLE WARE, ! CHING ROCKERY, GLATTEFRY ELATED WARE, AN HOUSEFUEBISHING GOODS. EDDY'S REFRIGERATORS. M. W. BEVERIDGE, (Late Webb & Beveridge, ) No. 1009 Pa. ave. TURES! GAS FIXTUBES J splendid opportunity is now offered to those in mane XTURES. the celebrated goods of Mesars. Mitch- aan eng ee LowER than those of inferior cuss Co this Terk t. offered in tods are handled by practical men and Ce eer ed examine the largest and most thas. nificent display of Gas Fixtures south of New Yc rk. E. F. BROOKS, 531 15th st., mar?2 Conconan BurLpIxe. AS COOHING STOVES. ‘The Washington Gas Light Company haveat their ofticeon 10th street, an assortment of the SUN DIAL GAS COOKING. STOVES, in arias teen This is the Stove used by Misa Dods in her lectures on cookery. Jall and examine them. my20 POTOMAC 1880, prAMRSAY S871 880 RESUMPTION O OF OU Ure. WASHINGTON, Be 0., anD NORFOLK, VA., FORTRESS MONE SOE Hoey POINT axp Going and Returniny On and after MONDAY, MARCH 1 1880, ‘The LEARY TMAH pasion pennies her re vi Potammoton, D. Norforx, V, Frou feet of Reveuth & Bt, | FromCaumbell’s wharf, Foot of ae ver WED- MOESDAY, a¢.00 PME, | TOESDA every SATURDAY, at 6 DAY PAD sl SUNDAY, anaes fare 2 Norfolk pret cin), Slr round trip ), $1.50. ‘Tickel formation, state-rooms, etc., furnished ni ‘W. REED SONS, 1216 F nour er eee 10., larket Space. west. TOMAG STEAMBOAT Tth-street Shas ‘and on board the steamer. nent for Norfolk, D. F. KEELING. Fo-lm Aone for Washington, B. F. DODD. Or: HORROR, FORTRESS MON- D'THE SOUTH. Steamer LAV OF THE TARE learea 6th-strest uhart on MONDAYS: WEONES: DAYS and FRIDAYS, at 5.90 stopping at Piney Poi a Bank Lookout, connecting Boston Steam ra, @c. Leaves Norfolk alternate one at4p.m. First-class fare, A: Round Trip, nd-class fare, Toc. ound Trip, & FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. Steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON leaves 6th- t Wharf every MONDAY and THURSDAY. atta. mn., for Nomini, and SATURDAY for Leonardtown, stopping at ot princ pal landings going and returning. Rteamers E. C. KNIGHT and JOHN GIBSON al- fernately leave Pier 41, East iver, New York, every SATUEDAY at4 63 Waier street, George- and town, FRIDAY MORNING, and Alorandtia. samo day." Freight taken at lowest rates. Apply at Steamer or office under National Metropolitan Bank. eep2T es SAM'L BACON, iden’ LADIES’ GooDs. forthe mony. All Winter FIFTEEN PER OENT xt 50 days (Also, odd sizes for sale cheap, LADIES and CHILDREN'S SHOES MADE TO O8 mar20 M ADAME PALMER, No. 1107 F Street n.w., WILL DISPLAY ON WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, MARCH 24TH and 25TH, 1880, A HANDSOME SELECTION OF FRENCH BONNETS AND ROUND HATS, ALSO, BREAKFAST CAPS AND FICHUS. mar20 UR IMPORTATION ‘OF FRENCH PATTERN BONNETS, FR Yirvt, Parisct, Josse, Enxenio, Magnie and other emluent Modistes, will be ex TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, March 230 and ‘The Ladies are renpectfully invited. MRs. M. J. HUNT, Nos. 621 and 623 D st. mar20 RESSMA KING. THE MISSES HAMILTON, 1 First-class work, at moderate — mal6-3m PRING IMPORTATIO: S OF PATTERN BONNETS ND FINE MIL- joc, Point de Rose, Duchesse, Chantilly, Laces. “ppauish and Beaded New, effects in Cash: rant assortment of Corsets, Under- pieces and Beaaed Capes. An elex: mings and “Buttons, ore Rid ‘and Thread Gloves, and a beautiful arinien nals ik and Drap d'Ete tillas, dackote, Ulsters, Flannel sna =e Suita,’ Diack Aik Bult, a Arst- oe a ae 8 & ef " Wi i, OOF Penna. ave. 7 Cite Ta Paris. marl5 DOUGLA Ba 8, Ninth ana F Sts., Bt. Cloud BVao. CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT SALE OF LADIES’ UNDERWEAR FOR ONE W! LONGER. Recerere s 400 Dozen More of those thoroughly i aaa HEMISE CENTS AT 26 fa Every sarment at the on ries for one week RES: DOUGLASS, maré and F streets. wes? BELLE LUCAS: DEESSMAKING AND PATTEEN PARLOBS, 801 MARKET SPACE, Oorner Sth st., Keep Building. PLAITING, 902 9th st. n.w. PIANOS AND ORGANS. TEFF PIAN rhest honors Paris Ez- Stu fom Universele 1873. TWO FIRST PREMIUMS at National Fair, Ws . D.C. The Stie? ia Grand, the Artist's Piano, defies competi- Also Agente for the celebrated Kranich & Bach and other first-class Pianos and the unrivaled Peloubet & Oo. Standard decl2 “ & BRO., SOLE AGENTS febl? 7983 7th st. w.te., between G and H. TAXOB AND ORGANS AT PRICES THAT defy com sl Dear ‘'T. NIMMO & CO. feb13 410 Lith st. n. _ THE TRADES. _ pectfully informed that the )KBINDERY sacarsted on as heretofore, "Tho same excellent workmen are employed, and the work turned out will be in the #upertor style which has always been @ characteristic of the establishmen’ aps 1012 Pennsylvania avenue, third floor. IBSON BROTHERS, | PRACTICAL BOO! 1012 Penny! ¥e-Fine Prin MEDICAL, PERMATORRHGEA, 1 gh DROENCT: Premature er red by Dre HE HENEIE. vers Calomel used. ate Wacko + tc., cured. 124 F st.n. 1 &e. = Se S TRENCH, POWDERS Certain cure for Kidney Direases, dail Urin- ary Deane Nervous Debility, Sewinal Weaka Tmpoten Gleet, Scrofula, Syphilis, and Blood and Skin Diseases 8 cured: Gonerr- bees cured in 48 hours. For rid by WM. B. E! SWISLE, Druxwist, corner 12th st, and Pa. ave. Brice 3 per Lox, sen by mail under seal on re- ceipt of pri mart ADAM DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR All females compluints quick!y cn! Gan be consulted daily at O41 7th st. n.w. Ofice fours from 1 to 9 p. aug26-8m" rooms oS patients. B. piccEue iOE OF LI: Dies Se es = Sete B pa she cae ia iife-restoring "remed; he (earn ee Dr. JA Re. fee dere! Dr. JACQUES, 1 University Drugs isiz ev plied. ‘TARTLING DISCOVERY. A ee MANHOOD RESTORED. viotim of youthful imprudence causing ture decay, nervous debility, lost manhood. eto’, having ain remedy, haa dis- $2rrEeg 9 Simvle, self cure, which, he ‘will sand ‘Reeves, St.N.¥. dect-ém O38 E.AtAg NINTH.—The new Turkish and of ma re mines fs Dre ewer je ane Cetee es Ea ay, mts oon a anaes SB Nervous and Seminal Weakness, ‘Nocturna mite = ‘rate offices oes for indies. Baltheores Charges JOHN TRI cure f for reap disease, genuine Uniess in bottles with Seeaistame Be Agee fon, ee es Oe ea NEW EXPRESS LINE WASHINGTOR ES EERE ANB GEORGETG' cguuectiog at Philadelphia with Clyde's Line for Boston, Providence, land St eaten From om Pence Sey se Ca From Sea ra p.m. ‘roods received and landed ormation a} 03,8; JORREOR & ga Ps Seay a WP. OLYDE & OOn ‘Mabagers, “ia Routh Wharves, Philadel RTH GERMAN LLOYD—Srussun Nome Lrg Between pag YORK. Haver, LONDON, \UTHAMPTON BREMEN. ‘The steamers of This co: eompany will sail arday from Bremen Pier, foot of 34. tes of Ps 1-3 From’ New York to 1d cabin, nea moa Etc é secdnd eat Hi is OELBTOH eh oe Bo orpuat ‘New, ze (y i oe ree, 5 % W.G. METZEROTT & 60., BY. for Washington. YUNARD LINE. the chances of col- len Sbo Btoamers of this line takes specific oparse “On the outer pacsae fr to New ork oF Botton, croseing, the meridian of OO at 6 ‘On the homeward aing the of 60 at 42 lat., or nol the north of 4. THE OUNARD STEAMSHIP OOMPANY LIM- lew York Between N. ork and Ziverpoel, Call= thia.... Wed. ‘7| Scythia... Bae vat Abjrantnia. We 3 2 ecaitional. Bemen a cnet eps feverat Sid low ‘Soorage tiokets from Guoenstowny and all other parts of ontnank poly 7a the Company's Sith street, Wahine: " OHAS. G. iets Axent, N.¥. RAILROADS. ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK. ‘ational Route and Short Line to the Nort! hwest, West, and Southwest. To take effect Suzday, piocenibes 16, 1879, at 1:20 nm. LEAVE WASHINGTON. Baltimore, Ellicott City and Way Sta- 6:05 a.m.—tNew York, Philadelphia and Boston Express. On Sundays to,Baltimore only. Break- fast at Relay Station. m.—Baltimore, Annapolis and way. (Pled- mont, Strasbure, W tnckester ‘Hagerstown, Frede- Fick ind way, via Relay.) 8.0 —Baltimore and Laurel Express. 8:10 am. —Point of Rocks Bie dmont, Strasbure, Winchester, Hacerstown and way atat 8:15 a, New York, Philadi hie, “Boston and Baltimore Express. Parlor car to New york and Philadelphia. —t8t. Louis, Chicago, f Express. Fredericks rane, excent Sunday. ‘Through car to Stauton: Puilman ears to Cineiunatie dally. Graf. ton to Satidusky, daily except Saturday. 9:00 itimore, Annapolis and Way. 10:00 a.m. “haltmore Benen Stopsat Biadens- burg, College, Beltsville, Laurel, Annapolis Junc- Columbus and ‘Hagerstown and tion, Jeesup's and Hanover. Eth :10 p.m.—Baltimore, Annapolis, Ellicott City a a} 1:80 a New York, Philadelphia and Boston Express. Ops at Laurel. 5 p.m.—tOn Sunday only, Baltimore and Way. H IO 8 mi, —Baltimore, Bladensburg and Laurel Express. Frederick, via Relay. Stops at Annapolis Junction. Pe —+Point of Rocks, Frederick, Hazers- Winchester and Way Stations. Om Sunday {0'Peint of Hocks and Way, Stations only. 4) pau sBaltmore, Anuapolis and Way Sta- eons) pam —tPHILADE LPHIA, NORFOLK AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Norfolk, except Sun- day Norfolk passengers taken in the cars direct to boat at Canton. Stops at Bladensburg and rel. 6.00 p.m. Enre t of a Way erations. b t+ Balti and tions. ¢ he {BALTIMORE AND LAUREL EX- PRESS Ellicott Cit; 4 1 cunts AND PITTSBURG EXPRESS.” Sleeping car to Chi cago. (Pittsburgh excel pt Sund rg WORK. PHILADELPHIA AND paLTIS SfonE EXPRESS. Stops at_Bladens- burg te Laurel. 8 ping car to New York, and , mhia. ars os tot Lon a Cincinnati Express. Palinan é a. Dally. Sunday only. Other trains daily, excapt Bn ge y nastop at Relay Station. For foxthiee: Info: prwation spp ly at at the Baltimore and Obio ton station, and 03, eae Pee Peed ns or Baers BoaiS venus) where orders will be taken fo Checked and received at any point = “1,4 Master 3 CLEMENS, aster of Transportation. L. M. COLE, General Ticket Aent. GEO. 8. KO 1880 venk: ROU TO THE NORTH, WEST, ee SOUTHWEST. Double Track,’ Steel Bail SeLENDID —- aceecrer EQuiruenr. ffect JANUARY 6, 1880. TRAINS LEAYE WASHINGTON, from Depot, comer of Sixth and B streets, as follows: Pittsburg and the West, 10:40 a. m., daily, with Parlor Car to Pitteb mat Be ‘and: Bicepiiue Garé from Pittsburg to Cincin Louis and Chicago 0 p.m. daily, w titBalaco Car to Chicago. Typaiband the ipod, -pochest ‘OU a.m., dally, exe ronda, ‘daily, except Bat A Palace Care te to Canandal gu Por Wi fier = A zock Haven, and Elmira, at 10: a ad ay, cept Sunday. For’! New york and the here 8: 203 m., and 1 except Su: nny. pt Sunk an oe an Ab pm a aah of Pullman Parlor Gass 9 fs aa ee ons ‘Go arin: daily, exospt ‘or Broo! eae oe NX. all a ae eine trains conneet at ig direct transfer eee rf aoubie ferriage and journey acrous serang For F Philedelphie, 8: Pa a.m. oud. a: a Sxcept ss junday ; 5: an and ited Express, 9:30 a. For Baltimore, 6:00, 8 4:10, 4:20, 5 a a. 3, 7 Fore Diiard er 6:09 am. aud 4:20 p.m., WEI DE MEYER’S CATARRE CURE. 4 Constitutional end Mie De Meyer’s com- & member of Cat arth. I cannot Sa: of wales Brothers, 69% 39 West WasHIxoTon Squi failing in obtain relief bys many prepara tions tried, two boxes o1 Dr. Wel De Meyer's Compound bi have wientirely car ured me.”? Emma 0. “My wife was afflicted with terrible Oa- farrh for eighteen years. Tam happy to inform oy that she has been entirely cured y, only one packsse, of Wei De Meyer's invaluable remed: jscon Swantz, Jn., 200 Warren st. Jersey City. “*T have suffered for several years from Ostarrh, and have tried many remedies with- gut benefit. I have used one boxof Wei De Meyer's Compound and Tam radically cured.” Rev. ©. H. Tayior, 140 Noble at., Brooks N. ¥. (Pastor Noble surest Presbyterian Church). ths nostrils. By the final hee of Wel Do Meyerewonderful discovery the formation of mucous ceased, my taste and smell were restored, iny appetite returned, and I was perfectly cured. It {s now over one year, and I have had no re- turn of 3. e MomuL ver, 167 Mo Mott st., N.Y. &o., &o., 0. &o., Wel De Meyer’s Catarrh Cure—an abso- Inte cure—is sold by Druggists, and delivered to any address, at $1.50. Dr. Wei De Meyer's ‘Treatise mailed free toanybody. BD. B. Dewey & Co., Agents, 46 Dey st., N. ¥. jan16-th,3m TRY » THE HUB» PUNCH. THE HUB PUNCH. THE HUB PUNCH. PREPARED FROM A FORMULA DERIVED FROM 30 YEARS’ EXPERIENOE IN MANUFAO- TURING, THE COMBINATION MAKING ONE OF THE MOST PALATABLE AND OONVE- NIENT ADDITIONS OF OUR DAY TO THE FES- TIVE BOARD. FOR DELICACY OF FLAVOR, AND AS AN AGREEABLE TONIO, THE HUB PUNCH STANDS WITHOUT A RIVAL, OON- TAINS NOTHING BUT THE PUREST MATE- RIALS, AND IS ENDORSED BY ALL AS THE MOST DELICIOUS BEVERAGE OF THE AGE. MANUFACTURED BY C. H. GRAVES & SONS, BOSTON, MASS, TRADE SUPPLIED IN WASHINGTON BY J. H. CRANE, No. 460 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, AND BY THE FOLLOWING WELL-KNOWN GROCERS: N. W. BUROHELL, 1332 F st. n.w. JACESON & 0O., 626 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. WILLIAM ORME & SONS, 1023 Penn.ave.n-w. B. W. REED'S SONS, 1216 F st. n. BEALL & BAKER, 490 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. BROWNING & MIDDLETON, 620 Pa. ave. n.w. ELIA OHELINI, 135 Pa. ave. and 136 B st.s.e. JOHN H. MAGRUDER, 1421 New York ave.n.w. HOLMES & BROTHER, corner Ist and E sts.n.w. Q. 0. BRYAN, corner 15th and I streets n.w. OC. WITMER, 1918 Pennsylvania avenue n.w. marl3-1m Krew THYSELF. ‘The untold miseries that result from tnalscreticn! (or hi e new medical work published by the CAL INSTITUTE, Boston, entitled THE SCIENCE OF LIFE (on, SELE- PRESERVATION. Exhausted Pitality, nervous and phywical debility, or vitality impaired by the SErors f out o ortood lose applica- business, and manhood Two hundredth edition, revised and enlarged, just Pablished. It is astandiird medical work, the b English written by a phi t experience, orm was awarded & {airold a ad fot medal by. the National Medi ft contains beautiful and very ry expendi on oueray ‘Three hundred paxes, 50 valuable pigecriptions for all forme of provalling diseaso, the result of many years of extensive and successful Practiog, either one of which is worth ten Smee the of the Bound in French cloth; price Bug? als aeut by mall pout paid. The London Lancet sa; (0 person should be without this valuable book. ‘The author is a noble benefactor.” An illustrated sample sent to all on receipt of 6 cents for postage. ‘Thesuthor pe refers, by permission, to Jos. 8. Fisher, resident ; Ingraham, vice president; W: Bane, a M TH 3. Doucet, a a ins, =D. j Holcomb, M-D.’; x ‘M.D.. and 'M. R. O'Connell, M.D., faculty of ihe Philadelphia University, of Medicine and Surgery | aleo the faculty of the American Uni- yoreity of PI dade ali gael, M. D., president of ‘iigNatioual Medical AséootatiGn. dress W. H. PAREER, No. 4 Bulfinch Bt. pagar Bib ‘The author ey, be consulted on al (iseases requiring skill and experience, feb23-m&th HEAL THYSELF. THE OVAL CAKE 18 THE MOST ECONOMIOAL FORM OF WASH- ING SOAP. ALL BAR OR SQUARE OAKES WEAR DOWN IN USE TOA LARGE FLAT PIECE, TOO THIN TO HANDLE, AND, THEREFORE, WASTED ; OOLGATE & 00,8 “NEW” SOAP OAN BE OUT IN Gist THE OVAL END CLASPED READILY IN THE HAND, AND THE TARGER END WORN DOWN ALMOST TO A WAFER WITHOUT ANY WASTE. OOLGATE & OO. BEOOMMEND THEIR “NEW” SOAP E- HOUSEKEEPERS, NOT ONLY AS SU- PERIOR IN QUALITY, BUT AS IN FORM THE MOST ECONOMI- CAL SOAP NOW MADE. ‘an3l-eo2m are earnestly requested | to try these Taatisr how bad the ox ‘they fail to cure. ge 60 canta remedy for : SB coumemplvess Riss and" os teeta For sale by the £ and : ere Entwial . Ge yapket @. 3. W. a F. Moors, DP. Hick: wore waves; ae AUCTION SALES. THE EVENING STAR. THIS AFTERNOON. \HOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Eatate Auctioneer. OF THREE-STORY DWELLING, WITH BACK BUILDING, ON “ESE SIDE GF SEC- OND STREET. BETWE IN EAST OAPITOL Under and be virte of 8 a ‘teats Fal ler and by virtue of bearing date Be 1th day of March, ist, and recorded in Liber No. 847, folio 106, the "Pruntee, will offer at publio sale, 10 Hrent of the Bremiseay on THURSDAY, Maton H, 1880, at 5 OWLOCK P. all that Phoes or parcel ob eek aia ond lying in she ity of Wael . D. C., being part of in mare 729, e bela tne nore 18 feet IL inches front by depth of said lot, and having depth of 98 feet 10 inches, and beitig improved free welling and two-story brick bac! rai La Terie of eale: One-third cash, and the residue in three equal instalments, payable in six, twelve and eighteen monthe from day of eale, with inter- gstat 6 per cont., and to be evidenced by promis, ory notes of purchaser, secured of trast e premises gold: oF ‘Di cash, at the option of A deposit of $200 will be wired eclfsurchaser fails to comp) from, ssle, the ‘Trust lil veoell at hie cost ane Fink, (All cobveyancing at Durghaser’s cort. (GEO. F. APPLEBY, Trasteo, Sf WAGGAMAN, Auct. miarlTdeda SARC ERY SALK OF FRAME DW#LLING HOUSE AND TOT ON. THIRTEENTH, ‘BE- TWEEN B BO SOUTHW! 26TH, "1880, AE 43% O'CLOCK in trout of ‘the premises, fell at pate auction the following. real getate, “with Improvements: Lot twenty (20) ia ixty-four Square numbersd two ‘hundred and at ‘This Lot is improved by a Frame Dwelling- cerns of sale, as ordered by court: One-third of the purchase money in cash, and the balance in equi tulmenta at six and twelve months from the date of sale, for which deferred Sie bo fhe notes of the purchaser shall be given, bearn Torest at six per cent, per anwast frGan eho day of eale and secured HEN’ DUNCANSUN BROS.. Aucte marll-e0 OHN SHERMAN & Co. Estate Agents St. Cloud Building. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF U UNFINISHED, HOUSE NEA’ a THE CORNER O01 NEW f April, A. D. 1879, and duly recorded in ‘Liber snd, fatto, 248, et seq., one of the land records the ‘District ‘of ‘Columbis by. requget of the party secured. thereby, win eat at public auction, in front of the Dretiaese on THUR: ISDAY, THE 25TH DAY OF HAS a 78 BED, ane :30 tual the city of V Washington, 5 Dintret f cotati tow ait: it: -All of Lot numbere hs, abaivision of Bquare ‘avo hundsed and’ ‘aifty vent Term 2: Anount 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 JOHN SHERMAN, Trustee. W. M. SMITH, Salesman. marl6-eokds TO-MORROW. Fo. Auctioneer. FIR! FIRE: Twileell at my auotion ate st. n.w., on FRIDAY MORNING, MAncHt 26rH, COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK A,M all tle goods saved from the late fire st 400 th strect southeast, The conrists of No- fons, Fancy Goods Tri pmings,, Ribbons, Laces, Bouinas, Velvets and Bu ‘Gloves, and other is too numerous to mertion. Ladies do not fonect to attend thts eale, a6 1 have positive orders to close out this stock of goods without reserve. I 811 7th at. n-w. gell algo two Show Casea same day. Trade in- vited. Ys, Auctioneer, mar24-2t ’il 7th st. n.w. VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST TO ME, ted December 24, 1873, record Liber? 740, follo 76, Ke, one’ of the snd records for the county of Washington, o. and at the request of the owner of ise note thereby, I shall sell at auction, in front of fhe premises, ‘on MONDAY, Maron 29TH, 1 ar # S'eLock P.M, pubdivision Tots nurabered one, two and in Square north of Siiare See five hun and Cierms with the improvements ‘erms ce sale: The amount of the t indebtedness thereby and expenses of sale in casl fered in six snd twelve months after the day of sale, with interest te six per cent annum. A deposit of $100 will be required to resold at the and cost of ‘fault ore 0) IN W. KENNEDY, Trustee. JOS. T. COLDWELL, Auctioneer." mari6-d UNCANSON BROS., A Auctioneers. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VAL ABLE REAL ES- "ATE ON PENNSYLVANIA a By virtue of a deed of trust dated Foypuay aqet, Seer, and duly eoorded fa vm BE, RD folio 124, &e.. of the land recone ae aid District. and by rection & the holder of the note secar: said truat di vriting, 2 will sell at pul teed fe, on TUESDAY, 13rH DAY-OF APRIL, 1880, av 50°CL =. in front of the premises, lot "lettered By in Bing’s subdivision of square uuinbered eight hun dred and seventy-four (374.) Terms of sale: One-third in cash, and the balance ne. in two equal payments in six and twelve months, in wae e F SGHNOON. raster: _DUNCANSON Bios. Aucts. —mar23-t,th, sds COLMAM, Auctioneer. 0th st. n.w. No. 308 1 SPECIAL SALE FURNITU: ‘A Lor SILVER- MOUNTED ae dkses cae PETS, &e. in front of my auction store, 12 O'CLOCK &., Tomo KROW. H. COLMAN. HHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer. REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD Goons. At my salesroom, SATURDAY, 2711, com- MEKCING 4 10 O'CLOCK: also, ar 12 o'cLocK, Horee, FI and Earea ce Several Gat risges, Tron Safe, Lot o! Sharke tN VEHOMAS DO WLENG, Aucts IHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. EOUTOR'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI- 0. On SATURDAY MORNING. Mance 27th, 1880, aT 10 0% ocr in sone of the auction fh rooms of Thomas. sell one Blane and lot of Househotd effects. Te marii-St JOSEPH FEARSON, Executor, HANOERY SALE. virtue of a decree of the Supreme Cow District of Colambia, passed in ofthe Pee taco aay wall offer fora eid auction, on TUESDAY, TH! .. in front of the premises, Lots Nos. 25 and 28, in O'Donoghue's sub-division, Of part of lot 2 the city of in "Ss tromte 23 fect on Nore eee mn 4th and 51 and Lot 28 feared fect Qtantipeton srct, both of sald Terms “3 sale, Onl One-half cash; residue in two 1 ts, at six and twelve months, with Hix per cent. interes it. A deposit of $50 on each ‘ot at time of #45;GINALD FENDALL, Trustee. DUNCANSON 3 BHOS., Aucts. ~~ maril-d&ds te THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED till SATURDAY, THE 3p Day oF APRIL, 1880, at same hour and place. maura d&ds | REGINALD FENDALL, Trustee. HOMAS DOWLING, A Auctioneer. OHANCERY eae OF IMPROVED RFAL PROP- JON THE NORTHEAST OORNER OF F Sy REBTS NORTHWEST, GEPOSITE THE PATENT OF In pursuance ofa decres of the Bty preme Court of the District of Col sittin Iumbia, Equity. ina certain cause therein pending: eat h A; Brereton va. James J. Brereton 7. Doc. 19,” the undersigned Trustee pabtte auetion, in front of the premises, On ERIDAY. APRIE 9, 1880, AT 5 O'CLOCK P. M., all and singular those certsin ‘‘Parta of Lota nam- bered respectively eight (8) and nine (9), in Square numbered four hundred and fifty-tve (455), in the city of Washington, District of Columbia, ‘begin- ing for the same st the southwe@t corner of aid No. square and running thence north alomg the line of Seventh (ith) etree northwest rehirty-on sone (OL) tects thence east thirty-three three (3) inches; thence north eight (8) fee Thence cant twenty (20) foet; thence north sixty-two (62) feet tan and one- half (044) inches : thenee east seven (7) feet: thence th sixty-four (64) feet five and one-half (53) inches; thence west two (2) feet and six (6) inches; thence south six (6) feet; thence west four (4) feet and six (6) inches; thence south stoma the east line of lot numbered ‘nine (9) to F street, and thence fifty-three (53) fect and three (3) inchoé to the place of beginning, together with all and singular the improvements thereon and the appurtenances thereunto belonging." The improvements coneist of fa large Brick Building, now rented for stores and o} ‘Terms of sale are: One-fourth of the purchase money in cash, and the residue in four equal in- stalmente, payable, respectively, nine (9), elhteen fre twenty-seven’ (27) and thirty-six (36) months roih and after the day of sale interest at the x per secured by the promissory notes of ihe purchaser, and a deed of trust upon the property terms of saleas all not be complied swith in teu daye after: the yrusteo reeerves the right to rese' at thetiek and cost of tho fret purchaser. All con- veyancing at purohaser’s cost. A deposit of 8500 Tequired at the time of purchate. 'YLER, Tease, Ty mar?3-d&de_ [Post] " Otic Nov 688 Fat, MANCERY SALE, OF VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE SQUARE IMME- DIATELY ROUTH OF THE RESIDENCE OF JHE, BRITISH, MINIST: BEING STREET NORTH ES ‘ RAR NINE- SRENTH STREET, JEYFEESON AND M STREETS NORTHWES Oe virtue of a decree of a Supreme Court. of the District of Columbi2, passed on the 24th gay of aest D. aig in Four o'CLOcK P.M. SHARP’ tho premises, ‘and continuing at the game timo sad place from day to day. until all the lots described herein are offered, cag for pale, at se abl auction, all those pieces or par in Washington city, District of Co- pie, Fnown and distin alaled upon the ground Fit or. eaid city as lots numbered from tres ‘ahtot twelva (12), both inclusive lot fourison 16) to twenty-seven, both division is duly record folio 119, in the oles of the eurveyor of the District of lumbia. ‘The lows 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 netecs. ‘Terms of sale: One-fourth of the purchase money to be paid in cash; and the residue in equal install- meuts, payable in six, twelve and eighteen months frrm the day of ale, with seven per cont interest, sec: deed of trust to the satisfaction of the Trustees, or by ti title. being retalaed by them until the whole of the purchase money is paid: or the whole of the purchase money may be paid gah, at the option of the purchaser, & deposit of 8100'will be required on each lot, and conveyancing Sha recordiuwat the wurchaser's cost. If the forms of sale are not or compl ied with in one week from the day of sale, the Trustees reserve the right to resell the property at tho risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after not leas than one week's notice in the Evening star and Washington Post. TASTES ‘of Washington ;) Tor: CHITTEND EN,‘ Trustees. Atoms 25 485 st. n. We OWRUNER "Auctionsor: marl8-d ST THIRTEENTH A! FOURTEENTH STREETS NORTH WE of st eistue of & decree of tne Supreme Court a e District of Columbis, passed in Equit Caries ‘NO. 6,004, docket 16. 1 will offer for gale, at pub'ie atiction, in front of the premises, on af 30TH MancH, A.D. 1880, aT 5 o'CLOOK tea in poe roe Weninnton, igang Dietrick city. 0 n, in said Distri known ing Lots numbered thirty-nine (9) and fons W0),i0 fomet subdivision of Lote num- nineteen (19), twenty (20) and brenty-oue Givin WW Carcoratissubdivision of § rty-nine (289), said subdivision being of record in Li D.C., folio 193, in the Surveyor’s office for mail District, and being the same Property conveyed by ett and wife to Mary Keyworth by deed of record in Liber 720, folio 196, one of the land re- cords for said District. ‘Terms of sale, as prescribed by said decree: ‘The purchase money to "bs paid—one third in eash on ihe day of aale or within seven days thereafter; and the residue in two equal installmonta at six and twelve months after day of ‘sale; for the deferred payments the purchaser or pui Hy rehi er or thelr promissory of rale, an payable, wath interest trom date of notes, at the cel © annum til paid, which notes te deed of trust on the roperty & tion of the paid o1 PI chasers, tho day of sale or within seven days thereattor, $100 down on each lot when the property is struck off, Conveyancing and recording at Durchssars ‘ustee reserves the right to resell at Soir ana coat of te e defaulting pa urchaser. ORTH, Trustee. DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. marl8-d&ds BOOTS AND SHOES. NEW YORK SHOE STORE, 605 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. The distinguishing qualities of our SHOES are EXCELLENCE OF ELEGANOE OF STY. iz. y EXAOTNESS OF FIT, DURABILITY AND MODERATE OOST. SPRING GOQDS DAILY ARRIVING. h pet Heals, foun Kid Boots, French or p 2. Mes Be es" SLD) Gent's Hand. seWEC Gert ponerse cE Buln, #3 from. nt’ ren $9 ‘Stisecs’ and Children Shoes of all kinds. zo0d Shoes. price. out GEO. McCARTHY. ING BOOTS AND LY PRIVES. E ARES SHOES AT ene a ee ee st ‘iter ani ie rag ht. yor 1 Bs and S100 Ladies Feb. aud Kia Bute Boots xcels all. ine Goods as low in proportion. Pair juste Heel Plates wiven away = '. SELBY'S, 1914 and 1016 Pa. ave. ‘mar20 Rign Big Shoe, BY2s SHOE STORE, mart 1614 14th st. Lizzie companys ACT OF MEAT, FINEST es FLAVGRING BTOOK FOR BOUPR MADE OAUTION.—Genuine Baron Licbig's Siguasurs is Bias tote oe it “Qonspmpticn in England increased ten-fold in TARBIG COMPANYS EXTRACE OF To be had of all GiASEe, PELS™ bei gai so et Pane 2 et | iat | N. ene eree. ‘HOMAS DOWLING, At Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF V. TAL UABLE, REAL ES- Under and by virtue of & conveyance in trust to us, bearing dato on the 20th day of {7h April, 1878, and luly recorded among. the land records of Washington county, 7. Ap the District of Columbia, we, the undersigned, will sell at_pub- ic auction, In front of the premives, on THURS- DAY, THESTH OF APRIL, 1880, AT 5 O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON, all that parcc! of land in the said city, known a# lot numbered thirty (30), in A. R. Shep: herd’s recorded su jon _of square numbered 638, the same being improved by a Brick Dwelling ‘onse. ‘Terma of Fale as prescribed by the said conve! ance in trust being as follows: ‘The amount of 1 deltedness, 8 by the sald deed and now un- paid, that is to say, 23,000, with interest at 10 per cent, from April 2.1 11875, with expenses of gale to be paid in cash, and the balance in equal instalments, Jn sis, twelve.and eixhteen months, from the ea of sale, the purchaser to give his notes for the doferred a ant ae bearing interest from day of 100 will be required of pur- All conveyancing at ex. ae at pense of Purchasers HENBY H PaLMapag, } Trustees. marl6-eod: H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctionser. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A AND TWO HOUSES THE WEST. slin OF SEVENTH RIRKET ONORIHWEST. BETWEEN N DO. By virtue of a dead of trust, dated the 16th dey of June, A. D. 1875, and recorded in fy Liber 788, folio ‘252, the subscriber, as the surviving’ trustees, will sell to the Highest bidder, in front of the premises, on the terms stated below, on MONDAY, THE 6TH payor Arai, A. D. 1880, = 5 Bo cuocr. P. M., part of lot tumbered 10 (ten), juare numbered 423 four handred and twenty- thre): belng the southern part thereof, mine forthe saue at the southeast, corner of Said lot tens and running thence north thirty-three (33) foot: thence westwardly one hundred (100) feet; then south thirty-three (33) feet; and thence east, in a na inning, together 2 aus idea fit in, aah tie mot ‘are: One-fourth cash (of which each house must be paid at the time of sale): an the residue in six, twe veand elhteon months from day of gale, on notes of the purchaser, in oqual aring six per cent. per annum until pai and pay vablo semi: annually’; to be secured by a deed. Of tenet to the satiefaction of the Trustee so selling, on the premises sold; oF all cash at the purchaser's option. All conveyancing at tho purchaser's cost. ‘The right is reserved to resell the said property, OF any fart thereof, on five days’ notice in The Eva tng Star, if the terms are nct complied veh within ‘e days from the day of sale. BYawD) cones yi Surviving Trustee. peers Ww. HANDY, | Auctioneer, TRUSTEES fye pris FRAME DWELLING HOUSE OT ON (BY Virtue of a de® A.D 1876: ‘and recorded in bet jo $44, one of the land records of the: Dijrict of Columbia, and at the request, cf the arty secu ed thereby, we will sell, Spee auc- fon on the premiacay‘on WEDNESDAY, the gist DAY OF MARCH, 1800, 47 434 O'CLOCK Fue Nos. 25 and 26, in Willard’s sub-division RBs Lot No. 25 isimproved py seas ayeling ‘Also, on the saue DAY, aT B o'oLock P.M. all io Tot 37, in Samuel P. Brows" recorded eub- divist of part of “Pleasant Plains” and “Lemar's out ‘Terms of sale: Ono-third of th in cash; balance in one, two and. theo youre, with Interest at-tho rate of seven pas can Sonne i odeyaneite teal ‘Terms #0 be complied with in 7 days. marit-sokas ROBT. HY WARD, | Trustees. Fi soa a Beal — Auctioneer. eee ‘Deoem. ecorded in Liber ai Cte of the land 4 Columbia, and at the request of ar for the the I shall sell at public Peg eed ae described real in the = THURSDAY .. .. March 25. 1880. CONGRESSIONAL. Conclusion of Yesterday’s Proceei- ings. SENATE.—After our report ciosed— enn Rao sees submitted a resolution request- ident, if not incompatible with oH lic interests, to communicate to the Senate any correspondence not heretofore published between the United States and Spatn ta re; ant to the fulfillment by the Uni States o1 Tequirements of the ninth article of the treaty pe ae between the United States and Spain. pted. At3 p. m.,on motion of Mr. Williams, the Senate Went’ into executive session, and when the Rome wae Teopened adjourned. BUSTERING IN THE HOUSE. HOU! SECAtter our report closed— The question was submitted to the House, which decided—seas 135, nays 98—that the ques- tion contained in Mr. McLane’s proposition was one of aA Ten democrats voted In the affirmative with the republicans—Bachin1n, Beltzhoover, Bicknell, Clymer, Coffroth, Gib- son, Henry, Klotz, MeLane, McMahon, Morse, Phelps, Ross, Talbott, U Pson, Warner, Wilson, Wise, Wood, and Wi McLane demand upon bis resolution. Mr. Blackburngdemanded a division of the proposition, desiring separate votes upon the preamble—the proposition to discharge the cou Mnittee on the revision of the laws trom the co: sideration of the Dill, and the proposition to re- fer it to the committée on ways and means. Pending a vote upon seconding the demand for the previous question, Mr. Blackburn moved that the House adjourn. Deteated—yeas 61, yeas Mr. Knott moved to lay the resolution on the table. Defeated—yeas 97, nays 1:8. eee again demanded the previous the previous question ‘tng which Mr. Wilson moved to adjoura. Det ated—yeas 74, nays 102. ‘Then Mr. Blackburn moved that whea the House adjourned it be until Friday ‘Ona count by tellers the democrats generally abstained from voting, so that there was no quorum, and the Speaker stated that now there Were two motions In order—to adjourn or for a the usual hour for adjourn ) ha come, and as I am not di: dot here all’ night by any obstruc- move to adjourn. . Blackburn.—I am glad the obstructionists have to surrender. ‘The House refused to adjourn—s¢ to 109—and. then the motion to adjourn over was also de- teated—6 to 126. ‘Similar motions continued at intervals amidst amusement and confusion for several hours. ‘Then there was a Call of the House, the doors were closed and a warrant was Issued for the arrest of members absent without leave. At elght o'clock the Sergeant-at-arms appeared at the bar of the House, having in his custody Mr, Davis (Cal.), Messrs, Bingham, Richmond, O'Reilly and Herbert. “The usual amusing scenes Were enacted ag these gentlemen gave their excuses, the favorite excuse being the de- mands of appetite. From time to time other members were brought before the bar of the House and dis- charged, without costs. The tun grew fast and furious when Mr. Steele, in presenting his ex- cuse, ascended to the clerk’s desk, and, amid great lau nd sare and a storm of humorous critl- cisms and sarcastic remarks, recited portions of Burns’ “ Tom O'Shanter,” premising his recita- tions With the remark that what he was about to quote would be as as the House was likely’ to) hear on this solemn occasion. on teele resuming his seat, Mr. Singleton inquired, whether, the prayer having been con- erage, it was not in order for the journal to be rei Mr. Gartield.—Is it agreed that we shall have a vote on the benlin proposition? Mr. Blackburn.—There can be no aerement without unanimous consent, and I tell the gen- tleman that unanimous consent will not’ be given in the next twelve months. Mr. Ewing.—I merely wish to assure my col- Hen De (Mr. Gartield, thgt in my opinion there be votes enough on this side with which to have this question (which 1s regarded by many as pomen nak frivolous) disposed of and pushed a Ican give no further assurance than at. Mr, Etnstein.—‘‘He who dallies is a dastard, and he who doubts is damned.” Mr. Blackburn.—Yes, and I see one before me now who deserved that damnation long ago. The emotion to adjourn was defeated—yeas 67, nays 7 At 9:45 more members were brought to the bar and great amusement was occasioned by the ap- pearance of Mr. Frost, who was arrayed in full Gress. Tn presenting his excuse he congratulat- ed himself upon the fact thatat last he had caught the oS 's eye and made that gentle- man’s acquaintanc Fillibustering: Was cour nied ‘until 1 when the House adjourned. 1:15 O'clk, CONCESSION TO STRIKERS. n of the New York plano manufacturers who reopened their factories ‘Tuesday escaped having to pay the increase of wages, but Sobmer & Co. granted it yesterday, and thelr men, who number abouc 75, returned to thelr places. This 1s the first concession to the demand. _[t 1s said that Steck & Co, will also resume on the same terms. The New York silk weavers have contributed $235 in aid of the strikers. THE NEw YORK GREENBACK Parry had a con- vention at Albany yesterday, with J. L. Wright, chairman. During roll-call, when the 7th ‘as- setbly district of ‘New York was reached, Mrs. D. R. Still responded. She was received with mingled applause and hisses. Delegates at large to the national convention were elécted and the usual platform was adopted. Dr. Dix’s Persccutor Arrested. ‘BE 18 CAPTURED IN —— AND OONPRSSRS Eugene Fairfax Willlamson was fate Baltimore last evening. changed Tbiack, mailing and endeavoring to extort money trom the Rev. Dr. Moi L. Dix, pastor of Trinity church, New York. For about a month bast the reaidence Of Dr. Dix nas been Persons almost daily who each brought them postal cards all written In the cae wate writing and stating that Dr. Dix desired to see the bearer of the anonymous communication. The cards and their bearers finally became such an annoyance to Dr. Dix that he placed the matter in the hands of the New York authort- ties. About a week after he had notified the authorities he received an anonymous letter stating that for $1,000 the writer would cease his annoyances. Mr. Gayler, the general de- livery superintendent of the post office, then proceeded to- work up the case. One of the clergy upon whom he called had formerly been astudent at the New York Theological Semt- nary, and in his conversation with this gentle- man Mr. Gayler learned that a young man named Eugene Fairfax Williamson had, about ten years ago, been a Sunday school teacher at Dr. Cox’s church In New York. He did not do much teaching, but hung around the church and had the air of a “ne'er-do-well.” Mr. Gay- ler obtained a photograph of Wiillamson, and returning to the post oftice began an examina- tion of the index kK and otuer recoras. At last he ascertained that Wilifainson had ad- dressed a pwr card to the office on February 19 requesting that any communications for him be sent to the Wind: r hotel, New York. Tae handwriting on this card was somewhat similar to the anonymous ones that had been received by Dr. Dix and the parties who had visited hin, although appearing to be written with an effort at disgitise. THE FIRST CLUB. Mr, Gayler immediately proceeded to the Ww ‘indsor Hotel, where he found the name of K. . Williamson, of Pittsburg, registered on the Isth of February and lithof March. He had stopped at the Hotel but a couple of weeks on his February visit, and had only remained a few days on his March visit. Upon further inquiry it was learned from the cler! of the hotel that Williamson had in all probability gone to Ralti- more. Mr. Gayler then telegraphed to Chie’ Special Agent Col. D. B. Parker, {n Washington, him tn Baltimore, and on last Monday evening the two met in that city. Detectives smith, West and Lyons were empioyed to assist fu the search, and accordingly the work was ommenced. Search at the depots and express offices finally brought to light a trunk that had been shipped by Dodd's New York Transporta- Bon Company, checked to Williamson at No. 556. Pennsylvania avenue, corner Presstman street. Mr. West immediately went to the house on the avenue and found it occupied asa provision store by Mr. Heatzman, jr. Mr. West then got a Wagon, placed an empty trunk In it and drove to the house. AllghUng and entering the store he told Mr. Heatzman that be was in search of a missing trunk, and thought probably he had left it there. He represented himself to be a baggageman who had delivered a trunk at the wrong house. While in the store Mr. West saw Willlamson, but could not fully identity him with the likeness he had, which had been takea. some years ago. Mr. West then left the house and placed a man on guard outside to watch the Movements of Williamson. Yesterday atte) noon Mr. West again proceeded to Heatzman’s, and there met the suspected man for whose ai rest he carried a warrant. He then commenced to tell the latter about his trunk which he, the apparent baggageman, had lost. THR ARREST. Williamson was thrown entirely off his guard, and when asked his name gave {ft innocently. ‘The detective then told him that it was not a trunk he was looking after but Mr. Willlamson himself. ‘The latter was much surprised at this bit of information, but made no resistance. He was then placed in a carriage and driven to the middle police station, accompanied by de- tective W eke Justice Johns immediately gave the case a hearing and committed the accused for the action of the New York authorities. Mr. Gay ler telegraphed to New York to know what disposition should be made of the prisoner and received a reply to bring him to that city im- mediately. Accordingiy, in company with Messrs. West and Gayler, Williamson left for ‘New York on the 11:20 train last night. CONFESSING HIS GUILT. In a written confession witnessed by detec- tive West, Williamson admits that he was the. author of the letters and postal cards. He ar- ey vers in New York about the middie of February mained there one week. He repeated his onium March 14, and on both occasions wrote and mailed the offensive letters and cards while Bepene ‘the Windsor hotel, under the slgna- ture of E. F. Williamson, of Pittsburgh. He = not know what in heaven him neither Mr. Dix nor any of the pocons annoyed by his acts ever did him any injury. He sol- emnly declared that his intention was not t@ extort money from Dr. Dix or any one else. DESCRIPTION OF WILLIAMSON, ‘Wiliamson {s a man about 39 years old, five feet three inches high, welghs 140 pounds and is slightly bald. He has a full sandy beard and hair, blue eyes and speaks with English accent. He was born in Baltimore, his parents pens Virginians, and left here’ when young. stated that he had recently been living in tae ness in Pittsburgh, Pa., and that he never took holy orders as supposed by the New York offi. clals, Williamson also admitted that he served a term of one year in the London House of Cor- rection in 1872 fora similar offense.—Bu1ltimore Gaztle To-day. a! DIED. SEXTON. On March 23, 1380, ELLEN Sexton, wife of the late Timothy’ Sexton, of New Cas! Wen, County of Limerick, Ireland,” aged sixty-a" xtne funeral will take ¢ from her late reai- (Giatreet southwest, Friday, Starch 30a, Friends and relatives ure invited te EXCITEMENT IN THE MARYLAND SENATE—Er- Gor. Bowie's Letter Returned.—A special dis- atch to the Baltimore Gazeffe, from Annapo- March 24, says: To-night in the senate Mr. Fisher arose to a personal eepiana sou and sald he) was in error in stating that C. Morton Stew- esq., Was a stockholder of the City Passen- ger er Raliway Company, and read a letter to this effect from Mr. Stewart which he had just re- ceived, but. stating aaa the writer was a direc- tor in the Peabody Heights road, and claiming that t tne passenger roads were perfectly able to pay the tax now required of them. The presi- Hate Said he had received a letter from Presi- dent Bowle, addressed to the senate, upon the same subject. ‘The letter was read, denying the statement made by Mr.Fisher, and which he had just then corrected, and denying that hts com- pany had declared dividends ranging from six- teen down to ten cents from 1815 to 1879, and characterizing the statements of Mr. Fisher to the contrary astalse. After the reading of the letter, which ,caused indignant protests from many’ of the’ senators. Senator Fisher again arose and reiterated the statement as to the large dividends paid by the company upon 300 shares of the stock which he represented as an executor and read out the amounts of the divi- dends so paid from a memorandum sent him by his coexecutor. He had repeatedly called upon the president o of the road for the production of the company’s books before the committee, in order that they might show for themselves, but the request had never been granted, and he now dared and defied President Bowlé to produce those books. He bad refrained from telling what he knew before, namely: that Mr. Bowle was in ; the house the night the bill passed, It was car- ried to the senate in hot haste, but not so fast that the governor was not there when it arrive’, Upon motion of Mr. Bratian, seconded by ‘air, the senate unanimously refused to rae President Bowie's letter, and instructed the sec- Tetary to return it to the writer. Gen. Gnant aNp Panty day walking or driving ar accompanie “sterday spent the t Galveston, Texas, Pi by lea“ ing citizens. From 3 to 5 p. m2. auiere west adios reception at the Tre- one Howse ‘general Grant will leave for San Grant “iday. General Sheridan, Col. Fred. rant “and their wives will leave direct tor Cht- c8So0 by rall the same day. ‘THE Most EXTENS(VE FiRg that has raged in Keene, N. N., for same years broke out last night, : and at'l o'clock this morning fog oe call burning. Clark’s block was destroyed, thre Stores were burned out, and the first Ortnodox Church was then tn great danger, TO SPECULATION.—At Branchville, oily. a well-to-do citizen, com- Sydney mitted ae le Sunday night, He had speculated lately in Wall oe BY ae goou msny other New Jersey fi vit lost nearly all his wealth, it 1s bel jeved that fh a it of molan choly he committed suicide. A BANK BOOKKEEPER SENTENCED.—At Detroit, aich., Colonel Oscar Lockhead, commander of the tat regiment Michigan state militia, and Dookkeeper vu. the Citizens’ National Bank of Flint, who was convicted or Pamysee ears on the books of the has been need to five years in the Detroit House of Correction, a Wak IN Two STaTza,—A an to the Baltimore Gazette, from using the poles used by the Baltimore and Ohio rail and Union T hh com- papy was — alors aa an i beers ‘possession the city, Dp them of all than ir asentry at each pole UNDERTAKERS. FR: SPIND! LER. UNDERTAKER, = 1833 S street n.' Brangh Store, 239 43 street 8.w. OHN B. WRIGHT, UNDERTAKER, sep27-12m_ 1387 10th street northwest. SoLmreRs’ CLAIMS, CUSTOMS, INTERNAL REVENUE AND LAND CASES SETTLED. J. AMBLER SMITH, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, mard_ Sth and D Sts. n.w. No CURE, NO PAY.—Pels Corn Solvent. Sure gure for hard or soft coma without pain. 380, R. GIE! © Ament for Disiriot of Columbia, od thst. Bw a1 20-207" (NINGHAM, has received Cn Epa ring i, BATTER, bon New ne, ‘Hats of all kinds rier Ou ste 8th at., between Te} and H. mac SPECULATION. the best Cottentor7 Future elise, ad ces of i correspondents in all the it kets of the United 5! ae ¥F. EDDY & CO., m2-Im 128 Pearl street, New York. B irs GEoBes ENEAL, OIL AND WATEE OOLOES, ARTISTS’ MATERIALS axp LAMP GOODS, Paints, ils, Window @nd Plate Glass, a Geol] @18 7th st.,{opp. Odd Fellows’ Hall.) GUNS, Sister \-HAND OLOTHING, anes Fae gs esi Kc. Se-—The high Brders by mail eee y attended to. ss JOS 5} Loom 6 1p. NOTE DAPER SELLING FoR @i. Paper formerly sold for 760. now reduoed to 50s. ee [L222 J0nNs0N @ 00., Bankers,1 WASHINGTOR, D. 0., BEALEES IN UNITED STATES BONDS, BIB TRIOT and other INVESTMENT SEOURITING. nee. be Eas Saee Se ES a sosns ee aos st. Dw one fe