Evening Star Newspaper, March 29, 1880, Page 3

ed ee POF ee 3 POTOMAC STEAMBOAT a BTEAMEK GEORGE LEAR ~1880 owe ph Comman BESUMPTION OF HOUTR. WASHINGTON, D. G., axp NORFOLK, VA., IRTRESS YONR POINT ann Fo POINT LOOKOUT On and after MONDAY, Mal aM HOH 1 oe eee ru A een ‘WARRINGTON, Nonvoux, Va. From foot of beventiat., | FromGampbel's wharf, Ever Foot of Market, MOEA. AND P. TUESDA ery HURS- SATURDAY, TEP SUNDAY. Single fare to Norfolk (first-class), 81: round trip (first-class), 1.50. Ticke ee information, TOOms, ee REED SONS, 1216 6 F cireet northweat. BU CLEARY 80 & Or B07 Market eect: wae 8. Ff Barre ta ney - :, nn WM. 8. Roos Ciwar Stands st brineioal hotels. re ERO als OFFICE, 6th street Orr saesaraa"s STzAMpOAT Cae ag street wharf, and on Agen folk, D. F. KEELING. muard. a fo Korte for Washington, B. F_ DOD! OR NORF Lae Pes MON. 3 |K SOOTH. ‘Bteamer LADY oF’ HE LAKE leaves 6th-street on. mORDETS. aes pays \d FRIDAYS, at 5.30 at Piney Point and point: connecting Bosten Stesniera e- Leaves ier ‘alternate days at4p.m. First-class fare, 81-50. Second-class fare, 7c. FOR AC RIVER LANDINGS. Steamer JOHN W.THOMPSON leaves 61 wharf every DAY aud THURSDAY, at 7 a. stopping at pri ing and sige EAM Ks eon R NEW Yor Steamers ud JOHN GIBSON al- ternatel; iver, New York, every SATURDAY at 4 wae nd 63 Water streex, George- town, FRIDAY anne and Alexandria samo Freight taken at lowest rates. Apply at Btlaimeroromceunter Nattmnaleteorsita ik. pat BA) BACON, Preside NEW YORK So The frst-clace nee of ghia tine MAL ROTTERD leave Jersey Oity, ave ieee wedneney Piste ee jecond Calin iteerage AS W. MORRIS, 50 Broadway, General Passenger te FUNCH ELYE & CO. 94 t., New irr. Freant Avents; H. OAZAUX, enerat dent 27 South Willirm t., New York. Jan’ CLYDE'’S NEW EXPRESS LINE PHILADEDPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, ‘WASHING- ‘TON AND GEORGETOWN, Connecting af Philadelphia with Cl yde's Line for Soston, Providence, am New England States. SAILING DAYS. From Philadelphis—Saturday, at 10 a.m. From Washington Monday, at 11, ron Geceenowt Menasy aur 7p. Freighta received daily until 5 p.m: | ‘Through bills of laden given to Boston, and lenc2, and Fall River. ‘Georgetown goods received and landed at Washin, For full ‘bfcrmation nanny toy. H. JOHNSON & n-st. wharf, Washing- fon,’ D. 0. :WILLTAM P. CLYDE &00.. General Managers, 12 South Wharves, Philadelphis. mar20 ORTH MAN LLOYD-Sreausnre LIne Between New York, Havre, LONDON, SourHaMPTON AND BREM ‘The steamers of this company will sail every Sat- urday from Bremen Pier, foot of 3d street, Hoboken. Rates of passaxe: From’Now York. to ampton and Bremen, Scodnd cating 200, etecrane, 830; propald steers certifieat For freight or, OELRIO! w. SoS Paavo. uae oH G METZEROTT & C0. for Washington. YUNARD LINE, NOTICE. ith the view of diminishing the chances of col- Lision, the steamers of this Iinetakeaspectite course oF all seasons of the year. outer passage from Queenstown, to New or hioeteay, the meridian of 50 at 43 Iat., or nothing to the north of 43, ‘On the homeward passage crossing the meridian of 50at 42 lat.,or nothing to thenorth of 42. THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIM- Between New York and Liverpool, Call- it Ce = Harbor, FROM WYER 40 Re NEW XOBK, Ce Mar. at Alec Abyss Wed. ‘May 5 Sostni May u 34 Gallia, ed, May 28 me 33 ‘Aud every Seidl Wednesday from New York. OF PASSAGE. Pash $30 and 8100 g gold, according to accommo- Ticket to Paris, 815, gold, secivenst. eae tickets on favorable terms. teeraxe at very low rates. Steerage tickets from zivecpot and Queenstown, and all other parts of mateo a lowest rat bills of laden given for Belfast, Glaazow, aero Ruteery soto oon ie dontinent, Ere for Mediterranean ports. For freight and apply at the Company's Office, No. 4 Bor nee freen. or both steerage and abin, to Oars t BIG! OW, 605 7th street, Washing- jand8 CHAS. G. FRANOKLYN, Agent,N.Y. RAILROADS. ALTIMORE A AND OHIO RAILROAD. HE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK. National Route and Short Line to the North, Northwest, West, nd Southwest. To take effect sur ASS. ‘Aovenber 16, 1879, at 1:20 LEAVE WASHINGTON. |. —Baitimore, Ellicott City and Way Sta- mu :08 p.m. ion 6:05 2.m.—tNew York, Philadelphia and Boston Express, On Sundays to.Bultimore only. fast at elas, Station. 6:60 a.m.—Baltimore, Annapolis and way. _(Pied- mont, Strasbury, teeters Hagerstown, Frede- Tick and way, vis Relay. 8 aye ™ —tBaltimore end Laurel Express. 8:10 a.m.—Point of Rocks, Piedmont, Strasburg, Winchester, Hucersomm and we 8:15 a.m.—New York, Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore Express. Parlor car to New York and Philadelphia. 8:35 a.m. sgtht, Louis, Chicago, Columbus and Pittsbu Frederick, lagerstown and y Branch, except Sunday. ‘Through’ car to Staunton. P Pullinan ears to Cinginnatt dally. Graf- top to Naidusky, dally except Saturday. 9.00 8. Satta se Zunapolis and Way. 10-00 a-15.—Balumore Exprem. Stops at Biadens- burg, College, Beltsvill urel, Annapolis Junc- Bae scenes end Hanover: 12°10 p.m.—Baltimore, Annapolis, Ellicott City ate in New Fork, Philadelphia and Boston = 35 yom fOn ‘Sunday ¢ only, Baltimoreand Way. m.—Bultimore, Bladensburg and Laure! ™ rrederi “ick, via Relay. Btope at caw Frederick, Hagers- y Stations. Os Sunday tions onl; asuapae and Way 8ta- 5 ape a ADELPHIA, NORFOLE AND {TIMO: Norfolk, except Sun- ays Norfolk panne fern taken in the cars direct to boat at Canton. Stops at Bladensburg and Lau- 6: ae pem.—Point of Rocks and Way Stations. +Baltimore and Way Stations. i} BALTIMORE ap iD LAUREL EX- Bea Eicott ae vis 1, eDLOMBUS AND “a TRG > REDS. 3 Sleeping car Pittebuneh excert Sunday. EW YORK: PHILADELPHIA AND BALTINONE EXPRESS: Stops at Bladeus- burg and Laurel. Sleeping car to New York, and special sleeping car to Philadelphia, 9°50 pi. Fst. Louis and Cuieinnati Express. *Daly. Sunday only. Other trains daily, exespt Bur ‘All truing stop at Relay Station. For further lnformation apply at the Baltimore and Ohio ‘Ticket Offices, Washington Station, and 603, 619 and Corner L4tivand Pennsylvania ae avSnT. Mhere orders. Ww iL be, taken for Baxgare, ed and received at any point in the cit tee At CLEME ¥’ fis, Master of Transportation. General Ticket Agent. myl7 4:40 p.pi.—t Baltimore, on ones L.M. Cor GEO. 8. KOONTZ, General Agent. 1880 ven; NOWLVANTA 1880 TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST. Double Track,’ Steel Bails, SPLENDID SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT. Effect JANUARY 6, 1880. TRAINS LEAVE W. ASHINGTON, from Depot, ixth and B at Coir By & Pitteur re and ae West, 10:40 a. ly, with ‘Parlor Car to Pittsburg, and Sleeping Carsfrom | erp to suneinnads St. Louis and Oh 7:40 p.m. daily, with Palace Car to ‘Chicago. BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. Rochester, Buffs Ni Lock Haven, ae Sn ak eae except Sunday. ae iN Lag sna 300. with Palace Carw attached Limited Express with CEE ey ‘parlor Gare, 9:30 a.m. daily, ox sopt trains conneet at For Brook oi th Jersey City Trith boats o kiyn Annex, af- “oct tranafer to Fulton Sails Geared enero nee ae For Pisano, 810a.m. and 1:0 p.m, daily, Sunday ; 5:30 and 9:45 p. fied Express, 0: jam sae except Sunday. 101 10, 9:30 > mD. On Sunday, peta. o00 = ‘and 4:20 p.m. ae ee and 4:20 p.in., daily, ex- Font Bundas 4 ee ALEXANDRIA re FREDERIORSBURG RAIL- Le SP we L.EXANDRIA AND WASHING- “Alexandria, % 7:20, re For Algsapari 1 ai 9,21 a.m.. 4:20, 8:20 at7, 9 and ‘the ate pa Nis Bom Sea oa ‘Trains feaye dri for Washington, 6, 8, 10 On Sunday im, and Vand $06 ion, Sleeping and Parior Oar ac- fat the depot, w ing of to one pee dootnaon ae FRalix Hous General hananee® MISCELLANEOUS. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. BOOTS AND SHOES. THE EVENING STAR. = ——— et Ea NOW THYSELF. ‘FUTURE DAYS. THIS AFTERNOON. JUNCANSON BROS., ‘Anotioncers Sa SPRING Goons. MONDAY.............. March 29, 1880. K mi JAMES GUILD & BOK. 3 AEST aren ¥ VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST TO ME. Lies elt BYRN'S B4rn STREET SHOE STORE, = = Sg Vater ae taro da | *ERR, UR aa eonare taney | YAR ASE BERET SUSE ERE eae told ies it of a deed of és D. RIAGE _ . Satur penta an reat femtt fea quod iors PA sia a ee trust, Gated Be he for She county of westinaton. Ds = eae eee . alee 3B Cnn Conclusion of = urday’s Proceed« srg doubt this assertion ahouid ure! No, 897, folto, ‘one of the land. secured thereby, I shall sell at auction, in front of Tursp ar Ree Ss, in, front of salesrooms, ‘Two Doors below Corcoran Street. _m26 res medi edical work published by the BERBOy Ml MEDI. Sct of 0 lumbia,and at the writ the Premises, on MONDAY, Marcu 1880, 2 irae HOUSE.—After on report closed:— GAL INSTITUTE, Bostor NOE ‘secured thereby, wewillsell | ar 4 o'cLock P. M., subdivision Lota nurabered UNCANEON BROS... Anctioncers, EW DEPARTURE. Mr. Blackburn continued his remarks on the OPLTFE con, SELE-PRESERVATION. Exuemiel | stp pe suction, fn front of the on FRI- | one, two.and three, in Square north of Square 'ind'D streets northwest. —— consular and diplomatic. appropriation wae ity, nervous and physical debility, or vitality DE rae TIRE NINTH DAY oF APEIL 1880, at 5o'oLock | numbered five hun and eight, (N. of ) ‘Com lines of FINE SHOES. in the He criticised the Dill as_ providing for consular impaired by the errors of youth or too close applica: |p. 3t-, the bed Foal a situated | together with the improvements 5 REGULAR SALE OF FURNITURE. Pateet yee Bc cf Abe best makes pave Dosa clerks where none were necessary, and in order Sepa ee omen ame renamed fa Wa upon the wound plan of esid city 23 aud | secured’ thersby and ‘erbonses, OF aslo. tn PEAND. PIANO. 1 SOuNRCTION oN HEAP ‘BOOTS AND SHOES. to show how little had to be done in certain x oN WET Tyo hundredth edition revised snd enlar diviic gt ots in Galion a aia reste on Heian i ie tnd Svelve moningaftentne day of | BAL OF STOVES, TIN WARE AND WATER ne, the LARGEST VARIETY OF | Stanced’ the case of, Dinter Washturnes mn, blished. It is a standard best * 967. with buildings and improvements | deposit of $100 will be required to be made iame- ‘Af auction on TUESDAY, Mu srHing 6 SCQBS tobe Found. prostate 4 who, while acting as vot lees blshed._, Tt ane nel st & ae I, be required - auction on nom 30rm, at 10 | Ladies’ French Kid Button. -82.75 up. |W if as Second of toga pe English lang tren, BY Epa ‘pone ai a third cash and balance in six | Licey Mter.aale, , All the cost of deeds and record: | o'crock, at our ealesrooms. Fine Rid, hand and machine made = 30 ub: | tion at Parts had found time amid his tall fereled ‘medal by the National al Mods plaion. and twelve months with interest upon deterred | erms are not complied with in fvo ALTER B. WILLIAMS & 00. Tae Eoptie snd Guntent Gon Cio Top and ee eane Ss PrORRCEE, ROPES contains beautiful and Payments from day of sale until paidat thorate of | tbe property will be renold. at the Fak and cost — Laced Shoes, all Hindi. Gr hone ae eee ings. Three hundred fore than €9 valuable | feven per cent ‘by deed of | the defaulting purchaser. EXTENSIVE SALE OF FUR: PARTLY | House Si Mr. Robeson spoke warmly in defense of Mr. prescriptions panded pares of prevailing disease, the ust, upon prope rover. tl old, oF all cash at option of JOHN W. KEN) EFFECTS OF A LEMAN DE- ena Neueete ince donee Washburne, saying, among other things: I result of many years of extensive and successful lotto be sold sevarately.’ 4 de- | _JO8.T. COLDWELL, Auctionoer._" marl6-d GEINTNG HOUSEREE SING. Ganennand Newports; Istest Gexieas, desire to say that’ tn all the records of our Practice, either one of which is worth ten tes the Feta ef ape nundred @ iar (1 ies lot re, On TO-MORROW, MancH S0rm, ar 10 Walkfasts. diplomatic history there 1s no nobler career oi a Poo in Fren price | Gu eof ale, and all conve; at os HBP TS o'cLock A. at, we ahi in front of our written than that which Mr. Washburne ful- i a y mail post paid. gpa purchaser. If eras ate not ean compied in rien auction rooms, pea eral ‘ancortinent ot Nilled when he was American minister to the n Lancet eays:—**No persor eae ar erent rarchaser, Srey on JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. Freon Gane m part Court of Paris. He was charged ‘traor- qithout th Winvaldabio book: The author is'6 Lowe oot tt Evening Bea Seer Sth'and D strests northwest. | frkaw Silk jigs Brent “Lata regn and Lace <a inary quties He ied them, in th the eyes. of erences Trustees. | SPECIAL SALE ST F DEALER ry | Curtains, siz, Wain’ Ohsraber Suites, SUG.7 4h at, Dotwoon Ht and ged the nitntetine oF cotheen An illustrnted samplo sont to all on recetptof 6 | For oe ee sie 's Loan | — SZOVEB, ae Sapo eh WARE WATER | Tubes, Walnut Wararsbes: Sir Sarge ede ‘ a ait otnate. | Turope, That Res a pera ee cents for postage. Office, 314 ar27-dts. goer Si ater Dining Room Chaira, Chins, Glass and Orockery fe SIGN OF RED SLIPPER_#a cans are justly proud. That was a period Ware, Parlor ‘Furniture, Mattings, Marbie-toy | Telephone for Goods to be sent for inspection. a which emer s Weems stmt | Js Wanna taitiat Anciae Sig gs oie dale gece Raat arte | mae an She re Rn ine, M. me C. 8. Geant, M Dour TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING Pot! PER - TOM Clas the HE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH | Could not hear any suggestion on the character wok ‘ki Kling, MD. iJ Holcomb, wD. LOTS ON RHODE ISLAND AVENUE, NEAR Distt PANS; HOLLOW WARE, UPWARD ne furniture will ve acd within our auction roomie, Pro Sgnsints of the immense sock of BOOTS and | or the conduct of that man [Washburne] whea peer a7 ne ee ae Mt, H. O'Connell ME FOURTEENTH STR! ARES ‘W OOORT: 8 m it o'clock p) early HC es ne Soe lena Soring Styles, now on exhibi- | he was a representative {n Paris, without rising tacutt °rino the facmirof the knee ae | BE TEtue of a decd of t fare dated Sevtem- RE Nag. PONG Sant WILLIAMS & 0O., Aucta, on a8 RON Ek SuSE AvorioN Hous to spread on the recond of the American Coa- ea a jtphia; also Hon, 8 B.A: Bissell, M. | 651, £0 o46G: the mibeesibers will sell # tas ‘OTS, TEA CANISTERS, &c.. WITH A GEN- 91 Penn’a avenue, Near Netionst Hotel. Y appreciation of his services to the = ation on. i Address Dr. W. H. PARKER, No. 4 Bulfinch st. Bostony Maes. “Fe author may be consulted on ail diseases req skill and experience. feb23-m&th HEAL THYSELF. J. M. & KR. COHEN. ESTABLISHED 1865. MONEY ON COLLATERAL AT 6 PER CENT. NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED 116% DIAMONDS,WATCHES and JEWELRY LOAN OFFICE, 1007 7th st. n.w. marl? HE ENTIRE STOCK: DRY GOODS, MIEINERY, FANCY GOODt and FUBNISHINGS' will be closed out at once, REGARDLESS OF OOST, prior to rebuilding the Store. OOME EARLY AND SECURE BARGAINS. D. L. ENGEL, 1926 Pennsylvania ave., marl8-2w Near 20th street. EW CARPETS. T have just received a tow specialties in BRUSSELS AND TAPESTRYS, AND ENGLISH LINOLEUM. The deslens of these are Just out, and in excellent Figen all gosds as ioe raeany a8 ncoondige to thelr Ww. quality. - MITCHELL, marl7-w,f,m,2w “313 Market Space. FATHER DE SMET CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINING COMPANY, Lawrence County, Dakota Territory, “ Black Hills.” CAPITAL, $10,000,000, IN 100,000 SHARES, or $100 EACH. oe famous and a valuable Prop owned and em my eaptallae th whose energy and ‘means brought toite present admirable eondions Monthly dividends of 80 cents per were eating @ market for it ee ‘owners have contributed shout 45,000 shares of its pital wenichbeean placed in the lands of the tndersigned for sale. For the present the Stock is offered at TWENTY DOLLARS per share, but the ezight is reserved to advance the Price ‘without noti Pamphlets and Descriptive Maps will be sent to applicants. LAIDLAW & CO., 12 Pine 8t., New York. Le 8. WOEMSER & 0O., Drexel Building, New PRINCE & WHITELY, 64 Broadway, New York. marl-m, w&fl3t AUTHORIZED BY THE COMMONWEALTH @F KY AND FAIREST IN THE WORLD. 18TEL POPULAR MonTHLy DRAWING OF THE Commonwealth Distribution Oo., AT MAOAULEY'S THEATER, In the City of on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 81, 1880. avenne. Ww _ WHEATLEY. DYEING AND SOOURING, 49 JEFFERSON ST., GeoncEtows, D. 0. Work called for, snd dctivored treé of cpirse. Bend your address. febi QEAsoN OF 1880, BRIGHT Ht ‘OUBE. REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL., ‘Will open MAY 207TH, 1880. fend ‘Terms reasonable. Send for circular feb25-6m. =_—_salaee BURTON, Froprietor. TDisxotee ary ‘DLE, OYLINDER and SEW- MACHINE EADIE, ey wy E.H. EELLOGG. 17Gedar oa: New York. THE TRAYMORE, SEA END ILLINOIS AVENUE, ATL ANTIO OITY, N. J. Heated throughout. Gas in all the rooms. OPEN PERMANENTLY. feb20-e026t M. E. HOOPES. RGANS. ORGANS. ORGANS. Ber Eight ORGAN of of 2 f cclebented aoe te $e ed Solid Walnut "Gasee, for SIBN! eee IMMO € CO. alodith eth. w., one door north of Pennsylvania ave. nant Cur CROWN TOOTH BRUSHES. HAIR BRUSHES. A full line st w.s. THOMPsows, Jan28-w, f,m,3m (03 ifteonth st. HELL COOKE & CO., STOCK BROKERS, 58 Broadway, New York, oS cash ; also deal in ines ceed ence ‘olicl oe marl5-eo6m LOok! |) a Loot INO. ©. Pi 617-619 Tth street. anion of aguas 210, ny) Sinthe city of Washins trict of Columbia, according to the i8- lat of ‘said sub- vision, of record in the odes of the surveyor of said Distri One-fourth cash (of which $25 erms of sale: oneach lot must be paid at the time of sale), and the residue in six, twelve and eizhteen months fron: the day of salé, the purchaser to. paid fn cash, at the option of the purchaser, who must pay all convey. ‘Trustees ‘reserve the t to resell HYD) mar20-m,w&s Tos. HYDE, | Trustees. ]HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. OHANCERY SALE OF pereovee mee BOF. ERTY, (ON THE NORTHEAST GOR: BE ‘TH AND F STREETS NORTHWEST, OPPOSITE THE PATENT OFFIC! In Ruane of a decree of the Supreme Cc f the District of Columbia, si ip fin] rtain therein pen uty, foe a ni ‘Sarah A. . J 3. Brereton entitled, A. Brereton ve. James Brereton will sell at 16 pre on FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1880, at 6 o'cLecK P. Ms aa and singular those certain ‘‘Parts of Lots bered respectively eight (8) and nine (9), ia Square numbered four hundred and ‘itty. five (455), in the city of Washington, District of Columbia,’ begin Sine Tor the ane at the southwest corner’ of sald square and. thence north along the line of runnipy Seventh (7th) street, porthwest thirty-one (31) feat thes thirty-three (33) feet tliree (3) inches: thence north eight (8) oct themes eust twenty (20) feet; thence north sixty-two ((2) feet tan and one- fait clog) inches: thengo cant seven (7) Toots thence south sixty-four '(64) feet five and one-half (5%) Tauhost thonea west bwo'(S) foot abd Sis (O) inciese, thence south six (6) fect; thence west four (4) feet and six (6) inches; thenes Souths along the east line of lot numbered ‘nine (9) to F street, and thence Sfty-three (58) fee and three) Inco to to Paes ther with all and singular th inning, to fmprovements hereon, ana the Sppupvananess thereunto belonging.” ‘The improvements consist of Jerge Bri Bric eae now rented for stores cen, Terms of sale at e-fourth of the purchase money. ae ant tse, rede in four equal ine stalmente, able, reapecti ie (9), eighteen yr aeven’ (Cus and fit arse (36) months r the day at the first purchaser's ‘cost A de tor of juired at the time of. chase. re att R,. Tenatee, ‘YLE! mar23-d&ds [Post] " Office No. 628 F st. BOOKS, &e. HE NEWEST BOOKS. Vol. 3 De Renrasst. Qonstance Fennimore Woolson. ms, by Jonn ite Dy ek. Froude, Elihu Burritt. Gilbert Stuart and His ‘Works. All the Magazines for April. EASTER CARDS of the latest designs. FRANCIS B. MOHUN, Buccrssons TO Monon Buos., mar20 1015 Pa. ave., cor. 1ith st. UST RECEIVED —A new supply of EASTER OARDS and EASTER EGGS. MASTER CARDS and EASTER EGGS. ASTER OANDS and EASTER “EaGs. Avery tines A®SORTMENT on hand this year, in- cluding designs from all the manufacturers. ‘The Reader's Hand. Book By Hey. E. C. Brewer.83.50- Defe 8.00 Oral Deformities, by Kites Patent Case tage. y WP Schouler’s Bailments, in Payers and Hyiuusissa gases and soparcicly- W. H. & 0. H. MORRISON, LAW BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONEES, marl9 475 Pa. ave. AS’ ‘ARDS, EASTER CROSSES, Etter BANNERETS. * Brable, 0, fF 8:00 Assortments of Prang's, Mi ge, Marcus Ward's and Hil- ogiister Fax Garde and aster Baws, a novelty Easter Angels, arranged by Miss Hastman. ; in Easter it. Babbath-senool Cards, Biriiday Gards. WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, mari 428 7th street. 1 Dimeteamee CARDS. _ BANNERETS AND STAN! (DARDS, In Nickel and Bronze. PANELS AND EASELS. PRAYER BOOKS AND HYMNALS, In Sets and in Cases, ail Styles of Bindings. CORRESPONDENCE CARDS. PAPETERIES, Latest Styles. JAMES J. CHAPMAN, marll Mrrnororrrsn Booxsronz, 921 Pa. ave. MEDICAL, &c. PEBMATORRHGEA, tency, Deeay, Emissions and quickly ctired by Dr. HE! HENHIE. Bo Galomel used. ive Sig Weabniesies, etc. 24 F st.n.W., . MOTT'S FRENCH POWDER! D* Gore for Kidney Diseases, Gra eland al Urine Fane eee sebity Bominal Weaken Hee Saas eae ea eae | & hoea cured in 48 hours. ho WM. B. EN. TWISLE, D: st. and Pa. ave. rugwist, corne Price 83 per box, sent by mail under seal on re- ceipt of Price. mar4 wens. DE POnESE HAS REMEDY FOR All females ee compiaints, juickly cured. Can be consulted Gath 1 7th hours from 1 to 9 p. toitata ¢ Ts saatee "Grattutn in cure for va mors, Diabetes, it Diacase, Biood Poison, ‘Gurect 8¥p) Send for pamphlet, te disease, 8 fone genuine chicos in bo in them and labels bearing my own tra jan20 ee oOnN Tee, Di ceabu Pays fora in tle aor Zag ite 465 Massachusetts from. Py ne ‘orlodke ‘Tomale Complaints and Irre . files quickly cured. tations fe Fooms for patients. aS ey Jnl Pt pk certain as that water Sole vent, Dr. JAOQUES, No. 7 University ‘Drug iats supplied. deo78 T, DISCOVERY. MANHOOD RESTORED. Ag of mat open ua prone having tried in vain every known remedy, has dis: faek Ae aie ae ee THE TRADES. Bowes DING. ‘The public is Iscarriod on'an heretofor he samo excellent workmen are eu the work turned out ofa dhe superior atie llch fas a peeaene aps 1012 Pennsylvania avenue, third floor. GUMorICAL BOGk AND Jon PRINTERS, iv Fine Pointing especialy eon 5 SE eae informed that the Be OTHER GOODS At auction without limit, ‘within our ssles- P ERAL ASSORTMENT OF IN THE SAME LIN rooms, eon sts. northwest, on TOES- DAY MORNING, 307H Marcu, commenc- ing: ae te CLot K. Trade, invited. ir27-2t DUNCANSON BROS. PATES & HAHN, Auctioneers. PEREMPTORY SALE 0) ND MULE eae LOADS OF We will sell, at the Bazsar. RING, TON ‘No. isiana avenue, on T' AY MOnNIS H, AT10 O'CLOCK, 45 ‘head of eee! among which drivers and workers. A Mules, from Cumberland Ainple trialand full satis- il be found some faction wugranteed with each i wi ree, Byonter ot cech JAMES HUGHES. ATES & HAAN, Aucts. mar27-2t 1HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. GROCERIES, Wa, ARD LIQUORS, HORSE WAGON, AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY, Makow 40TH, oosMEN- (ING AT 10 O'CLOCK, re 34 La. avenue, I; shall sell the entire contents, comprising a ShaEiquers gin ent oF Groce seri ues . Horse an Sasha? THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. WAUTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. FOSTER'S GREAT AUCTION SALE OF FINE ENGLISH AN. 10, = aT NER lore AND D STREETS, FACING PA. ‘This is arare chance to repent er Le sil as the stock is large, ee | | ftandard Books in the various departments of Literature, Science and Art. Auction sales each evening aT 7:30 O’cLocg. Ladies and eenusmen: respectiully invited to call and examine the stock 8 B ne Wy SPIER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucta, mara a (HANCERY SALE OF VACANT LOTS ON 8 STREET, BETWE! 1TEENTH AND FOURTEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST. in Lota nuinbered thirty-nine (30 and forty. (0),in Clageera subdivision of Lots num. ered eighteen (18), nineteen (19), twenty (20) and ‘W.W. Corcoran’ vik ropertv conveyed b and nee Mary eyworth by eed of record in liber 720, follo 196, one of the land rms of sale, as prescribed by said decree: The purchase money to. be paid—one third in cash on ‘s thereafter Borat ate ond rastee Tesel t to Fesell at the | Geo ‘uak and cost of the defaulting purchaser ‘trustee. DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. marl8-d& (1HARLES W. HANDY, | Auctioneer. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED RE, STATE ON © STREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND [TENTH STREETS SOUTH- By virtue of a deed of trust, dated ed D. 3, ded in ber. Ros. 888, fis} ene of the land records of: ia, ‘at. the reques of, the party secured thereby, I will sell at pub- lic auction, in front of the premises, DAY, THE 6TH Day OF APRIL, A O'CLOCK P.M. -, all that certain ground, situate and lying in sai a city of ington. and being known ‘and. described as f Lot numbered four (4), in square ‘numbered ee hundred and eighty-five /335), Beginning: for the same at a point on south C sti f distant s2v- enteen (17) feet six and one-half inches from the northwest corner of said lot, tl Baes east with the ines f said C street fourteen (14) feet four and If (ae ‘thence south forty (40) fea southeast a (6) feet and three (3) inches: thence west thirteen (18) feet one and a-half (1. inches ; thence northwest nine (9) feet; thence nore thi irty-seven (87) feet and two (2) inches to the place of bexinning, with improvements thereon, consist- ing of a pate Dwelling House. ‘Terms of sale: One-fourth cagh; balance in. six, twelve and eizhteen months, witb interest at the Ente of ts per oa ree ‘annum unti] paid. Gonvey- ancing at ‘chaser. Terme to be com- plied with in seven days. $100 down at time of ale. “Smar26-eokds WILLIAM B. TODD, Trustee. ROMAS DOWLING Auctioneer. TRUSTER'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON LO! BOSITE THE CTTY Y HATE, CONSISTING OF ‘BRIOK BUILDINGS, OHIEFLY F FIO} ‘of the party yeosated, taeral aad a tae ruest of — auction, in front of the Sranieae, on MON- | at Four ieces OF ¥, the 87m Day oF MancH, 1890, O'oLéck P.M., the following described parcels of ground aad in the City oF Essai on, District of Columbia, and fm thin the fo'lowing metes and boun: wil mi the west halrof lornumbered ifteen (19) n 5 square num - four hundred and ninety (490), an the City of Washington, beginning at the northwest corner of said lot and runnin; ence northeastwardly along the line of Louisiana avenue, qrenty -eisht feet five inches, thence southeastwardly and at right angles with said avenue one hundred and seventeen feet four inches to.a thirty feet alley, thence southwost- wardly aiong the line of said alley twenty-cleht fect seven inches to the southwest corner of said lot, thence northwestwardly and at raht angles with said avenue, one hundred and twelve feet eight in- ches to the ‘beginning, containing 3,268 aquare feet cf ground, "Also, so, afl that t piece or Earcel ‘of ground adjoining the sam as the eastern part of Eat Be nun aberat a i Square bumoered four hundred and ninety, “Goo, ‘whien is vonnaed as follows, Viz: Bexinning at southeast corner of said lor numbered fourteen, and running thence on the eastern line thereof to the northeast comer of said lot, thence on the northern line westwrardly twenty -five fect to Gopp's Bowling Saloon, thence southerly and parallel to the line first nientioned to the southern line of said lot, thence in a straight line to the place of bewinning. ‘The wholeamproved by two lane brick pe deeuried chiefly 28 offices. ah ‘Terms of sale shall be as amount of, pccbtedness tecuren by said cod 0 ot ae! aaa ith the expense of sale iacash, and the balance at sx months, for which the noteof the lows, | viz: con veyanciag atthe of the purchaser. 16 amount fadevtedness r said deeds of trust is as follows, to wit: BY 5,000 with interest at 8 per cent. on 87,500 fror ie tNopteraber, 1s18, andem $7,000 frou ist Ooto- JOSEPH 3 ane ‘Trustee. HE ABOVE SAL Lig POSTPONED UNTIL 880, same hour MONDAY, ‘THE 22D OF mar8-m, w&f, 7 7t JOSEPH J. STKWANT,sruatee. We-THE ABOVE SALE I8 AGAIN POST- poned until MONDAY, April 5th, 1880, sam: and pl JOSEPH 3° STEWART, mar mn, Wy f,7t Trustee. H. WABNER, Real Es Estate Auctioneer. Bion’ OF Sotows (BIA. & Chee At ‘west 263 feet cat 627 feet; thence norih a5 dentet ect S60 fects thence north 32 dogress seat t55 fours thence south 4235 Vg feet; thence north 29, ‘weat 64 feet; thence north a0} de- Grist betas ef acini eee Terms ‘One-fonrth cash, atanon ta ieee equal te in. six, twelve and mea | Cnty SALE OF LOTS 1¢ 70 21, BOTH 2 NTY-FIRST CAE Th ND NORTH K’ er ET NORTHWEST, Row SccurreD HE DISERICT oF COLUMBIA ASA MARKET H RUATED By virtueof the decrees of the Banrene et cae Gourt of the District of Columbia, Equity cause of Angusta axuinet Sohn G. MeBlair. et at, 5 cs 13 gersisned, as Trustee, will gl front of the premises, on W Day on heats A.D. ie a Ch u thors pleces “or ‘parcels ‘of ground in the city, 0! {Nashington, District Of Oolubias mown and roe ted upon the plang or plats of "said city aa Lots ie a5, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20 and 21, and the north’ 23 inches of ‘of ‘Lota in, 8. mare No. 7 ne terms of aale ) cash, and the residue in feo Spent i instalments Gieizand tecive montha after date, with interest, to bo secured by approyed notes, aiid a viten reserved on the property Bold. "No deed or deeds will be given until al chase money and interest shall have been paid. "A deposit of $100 will be required on each lot and part of Jot when sold. all conveyancing at yurehasor's costa. If the terms of ealo Be not complied ten ays from day of sale, the rustes reserves the ght to e property at the risk and costs of ihe gefaiing ns purchaser after ten days’ notice in the Evening ‘WILLIAM ie eee Te stea, spe, 80 Kaos Louisiana ave. WALTER B WILLIAMS Aucts. mar29-staw3wkds H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A NEAT TWO-STORY COTTAGE, No. 412 C STREET poOUTHEAST. dated Februa- ext of Washington, District of Columbia: Being of Lot numbered two (2), in Square numbored eight hundred and uineteen, lying on the west side of alinedrawn north and south through the center of said lot as the same is described upon the plat or lan of said city being the same property conveyed said Vincent E. You Koerber by 8. H. Moore by deed dated August 28, 1860, and recorded in Liber R. M. H. 25, folio, 343, et sed., one of the land records of said’ Distivet, toxcther ‘with the im. provements, &c. ‘Terms: One-third (3) cash; balance in two equal instalments, in one and two years, with interest, at seven (7) per cent. per annum, secured by adeed Of trust on. the property sold: Gr all eash at option of the purchaser. deposit at time of sale. ‘iL conveyancing and recording at purchaser's cont. Jf terms of sale are not complied with within foven days, te trustees regcrss the right to resell the property after five days’ :d- ertiem« MAHLON ASHFORD. if Grantees cokds JESSE V. N. HUYOK,S part {HANCERY SALE OF as, ELEGANT RES- / IDENCES, ON I STREET, NEAR THE COR- iF TWENTIETH NORTHWEST, NUM. Bene gob 2013 AND 207 ALSO, NINE iG LOTS 8 ON J P STREET, Between SIRTERNTH AND. SEVENTEENTH TWE! AND BP ETEEETS NORTHWEST. reme Court bin, paased on the Sih ein March, 1880; in 8 Sotso whorets George W, Higgs snd, others are complainants and homas and others are defendants, the Soe ae ‘No. 6,568, and by consent Of the ‘paruos i inveposts E wil offes 19% sate at Public auction, in front of ‘the premises, on TUES- AY, Tite 191i Da¥ OF APRIL, 1880, a 1 O'CLOCK IN THE APTERNOON, the following-described real ostate, situated in tite elty of W: on, District of Cofumb.a, namel: First.—Lot lette in Joseph Redfern’s re- corded subdivision of of orletnal Yots numbered 3, 4 snd, respectively, in square numbered 78, on the ground plat or, Hd city, beginning’ for the said lot letter Sat a point on f street north, at tdistance of 108 fect 7 inches from the southica corner of the said sunare, and running thence we alonie dT street north 25 feet 73 pues north 140 feet 8 inches to an sileyt th utheasterly 15 feet 836 inch: mouth 14 feet: thence eaut 12 fact 8 inches tha terly 3 feet 14g inches; thence south 111 inches to the beginning; together ‘with the nd inexpensive use of the certain party-wall don the eastern boundary of the said lot le B,” and together «ith the buildings there- ‘The above-described 1 t is on the north side of L street, and is improved by a costly and elegant turce-story, briek house, twenty-five fect front, pum Tecond—Al that certain real eatate situate in sid city) and known and designated on tho wround fan thereof 2s all that part or portion of tere on. ri lots numbered 4 and 5, respectively, in said square numbered 78, within the motes and bounds following, that is to say: Besinning for the part or portion of said original lots numbered dand 5, respectively, at the end of 10 fect meas- ured west on the north line of I street north from the southeast corner of said lot numbored 4, thet muse adjein ing: dle of said wall 41 feet 4 oe and continuing on said north course at sents mee to said street 86 feet further to the south wall of a brick stable and c stable from the stable adjoining ; ce through the st wide: of said wall 20 feet 2 inches to feet wi an all thence east with the souti line of said alley to its connection with an alley 10 feet Wide and running southeasterly ; thence with said last-mentioned alley to intersect a line drawn north from the place of beginning and parallel with the east line of said lot numbered 4, and thence in a straicht line to the place of beginning, toxether with the houses and fe thereon. “The pie of ground last yn the north side of I SeSevand ia ieerored bp to, elegant, three sto Brick ‘Houses, Rumbored S03 sid 201s Bac house lias a front of twenty-one feet three and one- half incies, and will be sold separately with their respective lots. On the said TUESDAY, THE 1378 Day oF Aprit, 1890, 47 Five o'ctock in the afternoon, I will also offer for sale at public auction, in front of the premises, all those certain p' parcels o! ground, iyi iyfng in the the sald city of Washington. and lenignated aa Lote numbered 07, 93, 100, 101, 03, 165; 106, 109, ti Ts im. Thomas’ and y's recorded subdivision of’ square ‘numbered Allthe last described Lots are on tho south aide of Pstreet, between 16th ‘and 17th sts. north- is 22 west, except Lot 117, which ig on 1 ween Oand Each | Lot P atreets northwest. a5 fant Wil bo a0id Gees. Ths isis wi yy the decree: One- the trusiée nha! ew ite seeing money sen or the whole of the purchase money may be paid in Cop at atte con of the purchaser. A deposit of pereg juired when each of the houses an: acpoat of when each of the building lots is oa eon SParelan f General les Tho! deceased, ioe dese yore ferences? ie T claims, 1e vouchers the! Sen iate k Auditor of suid Court, on or before the 4th day of May. OW AS E. WAGGAMAN, Trastes, SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE ns a THE Sey IMME. ee BRIT! ‘aH ATRIA ON N HEN SOabt™ aoitte 8 ieee id _ My Store has been much enlarged, and my cus. ‘Thorensatkablo tow prices that role at this estab- lishment are not only a surprise to our purchasers gress m: gov rument to religion, and to humanity. [Ap- but to the manufacturers of the woods themselves. plaus Mr. Blackburn said he had not referred to Mr. ES’ DEPART MEN f. Washburne in elther terms of approbation or Ladies’ eine wae French Heel, Box. toe, from | censure, but was seeking to demeuserate tae 1. utter absurdity of a second secretat 3 ry of legattom Ladle "Pebble Gost, French Heel, Box-toe, from at Paris, becatise of the absence of any duty. loth Top, Button Boots, from 81 25 up. After further debate, and pending a vote on ‘ox Button Boots, from $1.25 uj the bill, the committee rose and the House ad- Ladies’ Fox Gaiters (Lace), from 75 cents up. ourned. Endiee’ Kid Sipeer, fron from an ae up. ee ee ee GENTS DEPARTMENT. MYSTERIOUS —_DISArrRARANCE.—Marian Gents, Hand-stitched, Calf Gaiters, from 82.15 up. | Clark-aged’s years. daughter of Jaspar Clark. ea a, pret, E a Ww it a Dou =p arg lente’ Eng! in rom. Genta’ Fine Calf Boots, ts: Warranted, ei wi up. A fine ne sescranent tie Gents’ Hand-made, Special special ecial Notice Box of Blacking fatven: to every @ Purchase Amounts to $2. GhEAT’ i BOSTON 8H SHOE TOU M, Sign oj RAB Nation, Hove. LEOPOLD RICH: No. 700 South Charles street, strayed from home on Monday night last. All eflorta to discover any trace of the missing child have thus far roved fruitless. The housets one a of number In the last row of buildings on Charles street, and some distance from Spring Garden, and in the vicinity ther. are several ponds of water. Allof these have been @ by police of- fieers, although there is little probability ot the child having been drowned in the ponds, ag the water is quite shallow near tne margin, and the little one would hardly wade out into the deep water. The child 1s described as belt Ao juite handsome, with black cyes and dark half, he father thinks his child has been kid- mapped Dut cannot imagine why, as he is in very moderate circumstances. He has, how- ever, pnerea a large reward for his retura. Quar- mar26-3m rapbictor. Ax L. HEILBBUN’S CELEBRATED SHOE HOUSE, No. 402 7th Street. veteeenas) EXECUTION OF A JUVENILE MURDRNEE. special, dispaten from St. Charles, Mo. = Sign of: The Old Woman in Window. “Wm. Barton, a negro boy, 16 years of age, Was hanged here this morning for the murder of James Chatterbuck, on the 15th of February, 1879. The culprit was taken from the jail to the scaffold. near by, at 7.40 o'clock. Brief re- Ugious services were held by his spiritual ad- visers, after which Barton said a few words to the crowd, in alow tone, The black cap was then arranged, and at 7.52 o'clock the drop fefl. Barton confessed the crime a few days ago, and joined the Roman Catholic church. About 2,000 persons witnessed the execution.” LADIES' FRENCH HEEL SANDALS AND TIES. WHITE KID SLIPPERS, ALL SIZES PATENT LEATHER PUMPS. GENT'S HAND SEWED TIES, 8¢. Machine Sewed GAITERS and TIES, $1.25 up. GOOD WORKING SHOES, 81. Ladies' Best FRENOH KID BUTTON, 84. Very Finest FRENOH CURASO Do., $3.50. AMERICAN KID BUTTON, $1.50 to $2.50. CLOTH-FOXED BUTTON, $1.25 up. LADIES’ GAITERS, ALL KINDS, 75 cents. SLIPPERS AND BUSKINS, 40 cents. CHILD'S SHOES, 10 cents up. mar25-3t N=w YORK SHOE STORE, 605 TEBESEEVANS AVENUE. No Bustvess DOING ON THE C. AND O. CANAL. Although the Chesapeake and Ohto canal fs in a navigable condition throughout its entire length, from Cumberland to Georgetown, but little or no business ts being done on it, in con- sequence of the strike among the miners in Allegany county and the employés of the Cum- berland and Pennsylvania ratiroad. Because of this a large number of boatmen and others are in enforced idleness, and farmers and traders’ along the Une deprived of a good market for their products and wares,which a brisk business on the canal usually affords them. PRINCE LEOPOLD ComInc.—The London Standa- ard says that Prince Leopold will sail direct for Canada on the 29th of April in the Allan ine Steamer Sarmatian, From Canada he will (ravel through the western state of America, but will not extend his tour to San Francisto, as was recently contemplated. A NAVAL ENGAGEMENT IN SOUTH AMBERIC: The Chilian ships of war Huascar and Mi lan made an effort to blockade Arica, Peru, month, but the old American built tron-clad Manco Capac, which has been laying Idle in the harbor, was put under steam. run out towards the blockaders, and after firiag half a dozen shots from her 500-pound Rodman n guns put but them to flight. The Tauauoar was Itis Belloved made qualitios of our mr eXChELER OE Oru ATER a ANU KAGTNESS F FIT, DURABILITY AND MODERATE a, SPRING GOODS DAILY ARRIVING. Ladjea’ Fre French Kid Boots, French or Plain, Heal Ladies’ American Kid, any Heel. padies! 2 Strap Sandal Slippers, any ce. aged before getting out of range. that the intended attack on Arica will be both by land and sea. THE WRETCHED Victim of the “Fifteen” zlo, who has been shut up in a madman’s cel in Erle, Penn., spends the day chalking out the game on the wall. When visited by a reporter jest Monday, She thank’ God ho! ay eos have atlast! Oh, thank’God, I can do it—13, 14, FAMILY SUPPLIES. 15, (Let me outs, 7.5. 9. Where's my chit ren? I'll cut ‘em into is blo ks—I, 2, 3, ‘© ONE THING mee some water, wretches—!3, 15,14. Oh, my Ged in heaven. what shall Ido? Ha! ha! hat GEO. McCARTHY. Pieases everybody. Some of the an; not | che'sa daisy! She's a daring!” As 1 ig!” and then "the coutent ga sis Heaven tut barrlag a few ox: | Shes.s daisy! began to dance a break-towa. BUBRCHARD’S SPECIALTIES, “See here.” he exclaimed, beckoning to the re- HIS. porter, “Ill show you how to solve it.” He OANNED OOFFEE drew a nail ‘from bis pocket, and lifting ‘his manacled and bleeding hands over his traced out sixteen sqnures on the fron wali. “There is $1,000 reward for a solution of thts puz7ie.” said he, “and I have won it. [tis minet mine! mine! "and then he began to beat his chest with his hands. MIX! do give universal saustaction b ast as regards qua!- tty, style of packing, and pri For sale at BURCHARD’s, mar27 Pa. ave. and Four-and-a-half st. oes HAMS. ‘THE PARSON OF PARSIPPANY.—The court of inquiry of the Newark Methodist Episcopal ao WES’ “Fam: ference, who are investigatin; the case of slow eS, far the as 0 1:3, BRYAN S BHO: poe and it is positively asser 608 Penn. ave., in will ne Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. that he is in Chicago and ot return = until the conference has adjourned. Miss Leo- nard, the young lady in the case, is still at her home in Parsippany, confined to her room by filness, If possible, she will be brought to Pat- erson to give her testimony. Her evidence as ven before the committee 1s, ieee in mi BIN 7 TY HAMS. nds of the court, as are also all other e' SE SLnAES OU: = * dence and papers in the case. Relative to the = final disposition of the case there seems to be & great variety of opinion. Many membersof the conference claim that on account of the non- appearance of the accused he cannot be ex- pelled, and that the conference will see itself Soligea to accept his proXered withdrawal. Others assert with equal confidence that he will be ignominiously expelled. and that the testt- mons in the hands of the committee can justity no other course. It 1s expected that the con~ ference will adjourn on Tuesday next and that the report of the court of my, will not be handed in before that day.—N. F. Herald, 26th A BRITISH OrFIcERs’s UNGRACTOUS ACT.—A telegram from Shanghai, Feb. 24th, says: Sur- prise and ciesatiatneon are rong torcony been caused by the ret ol n. . TURKISH PRUNES. .............25 | Crmmandiog tue Bris garrison a ong Kong, to fire a salute of 21 gun! = Beez Prine No DAT oH ton birt irthday. Gov. Hennessy honored the Soniversary by displaying the royal star” 14 mar25-3t For EASTER. BALTIMORE HAMS. CINOINNATI HAMS. JOHN H. MAGRUDER, marl? 1421 New York ave. 25 | and had tssued orders to the military °" 3 £0 | onicers for a salute. Commode~ and naves 7 | senlor naval ofttcer, comple”, but Gen. Domo. Sead eed re sent and declared the 50 30 | salute unauthorized ~ ic" Gueen's regulations. The matter wi" yo" heara or hereatter, GOV. Bey as commander in-chlet of ail foress statior’.q" here, regarding the refusal ag’an act “usurbordination. American shipsin Eastern waters omit no opportunity for complimentary | salutes on every English anniversary. ~~ at the mi S2—A muuny nun Goons mines Da | Trogres, Mexico. ‘The natives rosé against thé foreman and killed two Americans, one Canadian an two Mexicans, and wounded another Mexi- n. tomers will not be obliged to waitso long to be served. _ GEO. A. HARE, 2213 7th st.n.w., marl3 Between M and N. OB LENT. Codfish Balls. "Columbia Boned Herring. ikea. Halibut, large quantity of arsenic has been sound hi in the body of an old lady named Dorcas §. Thomas, in Buffalo, N. Y., who was found dead at her son’s residénce ‘Thursday. F | Columbia River Chowder. Gulf Shrimpe. MARRIED. ‘Tomatoes °*Bardines aux Trum Jeti Atak rridee of ule bride's pang cane pwnd ene. | Gentat Woot Roe ta Was eee oD, ng 4, LE ie ee wen ct ‘of Sudge ames Neil of Austin, Texaa. Anchovies—in Balt, 08. sidered reales SONS, ate DEARR. In Philadelphia,on Thursday, the 26th I tireet, of March, of spopl of the heart, Haar wae Beams: en ret nine years, oF EIOTT. 5 Rishi sm Sa a s. ipa sear of residence of her brother, pee tal fom ees Sane ot Nee ase on Taee motmrasmoren gray, te. | Pidsste it cet» ae We hi < tertea in Hundreds of ee f Sypait mien Janis M. ‘Tonmeut, ii the soventy-elghth Mercurial pai a tat made the moet pérfoct aud’ tet cement ee 2aunera ral from Trinity Church, Tuesday, the 30th, Ranciea Dennard: Sem. D- Killen, Judge WHALEY. On March 27th, 1880, of : Boo Bavatneh, Garwa se Sep Oeeny. | KGnd the late John L. ‘Whaley, ned twenty-tures Gt.; Gen. EU Warren: Dr. J..0. nore Dragit: Scars and four months. J. 'W. Mano, Oo. Treasurer; Wm. D. Pierce, ie ONE riff. W. E. erwin Weg 307 H street west, iam Seat mainted with the proprietor, ‘Tueaday, the 90th inst. Friends are re = sertifeale. “They are | yisiny e, ing, March 28th, 1880, . 5 morn! Reb Seta Gare Witty Manne, aged fifty-three (68) years, som Eee SWIFT BPEOLNIO 0O., of Rev. Bamruel Maree, of Huron, Oulo sants Gomis & uureh, corner coruer 1 and H streots northwest, Tues; are. ve | frends invited to at ig ay Call on your Droggist for 001 Mor cory of © BOR ‘'s eS UNDERTAKERS.