Evening Star Newspaper, November 2, 1880, Page 7

STEAMERS, &e. RAILROADS. AUCTION SALES. FAMILY SUPPLIES Te THE GREAT | HILADELPHIA CHICKEN, mE, Barr eNO en caspixas, | 1880 FERSOYLVANIA HOUT! 1880 | at ite — aypound: Tenderioins of Beef, 8) ote. faving wha'f, foot 6th and ¥ sts. Ge ES AND SgUTT Was T. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer. TARGE OONSIGNMENT OF OROOKERY AT | [ed Head Lucks, 81 por pein: Stall Fea Hadde Siestot ee SrLExprD SCENERY, MAGNIVICENT, ROUIPMENT. RESTERS SALE OF VALDABLE pusINEss | | On THURSDAY MOMNING NEXT, No- loin teak ‘tet cut, I5e-s Rirloin Steak, best Cut Biattox & eb, Gath Ro K UFRDAT, THUESDAY Rae Y a RIN. NO. EAST SIDE Or VEMPER 47H, within Wy sslessoom, (Star! 18¢, ; Best Lamb and Mutton; hind quarter, lage. [UN PIRE ae. intermediate landings from Depot, TRENT, BETWEEN G AND Ht | Duldine), commencing ot 30 ‘oreroce, T Best Lamb and Mutton, fore quarter, 10e wees a turning, Also,at Mattawoman Crock, corner of Sixth aud ‘Detrecte, fs follows: Stee TS NOMTHW! oe stall celia jaree consenn ent of essorted ape ter, 400. ; Best Creamery Tub fare be bart, Wednesday and Saturday wo- | For Pittsburg and the West, 8:00 a.m., daily, or By virtue of a certain deed of trast, dat CAF 6 THOMAS DOWLIN NG. Putters Sc. : Eis. Rose Potatoes, 75c._a bushel ing: Ther st aud Randsy retaraing, and Foto- Sleeving Uare to Louisville and Onleawo. 10:40 | govlembes Sth, ete fois ma ak Dov? Auctioneer. | 8% ig a ‘a bushel. Oorned Beef a spe- Mac Creek aonday woing, Puesday retarning. ie to with S'eeptng Oars from Har corded in Liber 705, tote 1366 028 ee HOMAS NG. Auoti cislt kr detvered to all paris of the city och GT. SONER, Agent. ally, with Palace Guy WD tpaBeM>: | land records for the District of Columbia, andat the | ‘J mower ee at MARKET, cor. ith and New Fo POTOMAC HIVER LANDINGS. STEAMER THOMPSON, Weod, built expressly fore ME ke Niner bunineny, ARES wharf every MON- Fee Dayand SATURDAY, at 7 o'clock BAY. THE ke AY rincipal landin-s ‘in the river. Pare and frewhts o lowest rates. 8. LOVELL, octl8-3m ul6 Mie Pettit. [RE STEAMER ARnOWSMITH Wharf, foo. of 7th street, at et olock SUNDAY, TUESDAY AND THURSDAY, Py ae POTOMAG BIVER Laupinos = aie ad Nomin} ; returning Mi DAY and FRIDAY. pe and Frelaht at lowest rates 718-ly F. J. STONE, Purser. nha AND FORTRESS MONKOR BIEAMER JANE BCs aLEY. eratx JAMES I. he *ON- WED | ESAS and FRIDAYS, at 5 o'c:ock = eav-® Sort Ik alternate days at 4 p.m. ping, st Alexemiris, Pine, Point, Point Tookout Fort Vonr 6, Va., gving and returning. STFAMERS FOR NEW YORK. b: JHD GIBSON and E ©. KNIGHT, +» SATURDAYS, at 4 p.m. FRIDAYS. For fraient PA. DENHAM, Agi, 63 Wi "satel ate Goneral Office, : ar ber 0. 8 LOVELL, President. LE PORWSMOUTH, FORTRESS = AND THE 80} CPORGE LEARY: Gar it JoskrH WuITE, ‘LEAVES x, Norroux, Tah at. | From Carupbeil's — MONDAY. “We DNEs-) TUESDAY” THOR: DAY and Frmpay, at DAY AND eater DAY, at4 Pp. Pi 5: ok < Pi ey Point and Point ‘Lookout Going Pista clans fare, 31; Round Trip, 81.50. Ticketa Until used. "Tickets and | Staterooms a sale ststionery store, 69 La av. maze toro | © jotury store, nex Office; Purcy G. Sraith’s 1431 enna. ave. a. Agen’ 7th jog Pe Washington, I D. 0. KEELING, ageut, D- Guba "e wharf, Narfolk. at B. WAN LLOYD—SreaxsarP KEN NEW York, eis LONDON, Ox axD BREMEN Se of this company will aail every Ken. y wi! en Pier, foot of Sd streets Hobo} —From New York to Havre, Lon- on ard Bremen. Set cabin, $100 60 ; Stee ; Prepaid steer ,, For freiaht or. : paaaane wey ork. zo. ia a Pa. ive. ——s NE’ Lig =xEHESS LINE ROR RGETOWN, ALEX«NDBIA AND PHILADELPHIA, ELPHIA WITH OLYDE’s New Yorx, Boston, PuovipENcE, VEE. ARD aL Pots if Taz NEW he cs of faaing tven. Days. YDE'S WASHIN From Wash: ston Monday tS iladelpnia—Bat og yee Oe mm. ixht reccived dai — m. Geor Teceived and deli ered at foot cf 1th WILLIAM P. OLYDE & GO. Man: Routh Wharves, Phuladelphias 3 f JOHNSON 00. Agents, 1ith-st. thd 1208 Fret uw. aue2T (Cumann ST Er LANE ROUTE. THE CUNAED Ce COMPANY LIM- New Yo. k and Liv 01, Call- Between Sew Verk am averpo l, FEOM PIEH 40, 5s. NEW "YORK. Wed", Nov.34/ Gallia... Wod., Doe 2 ‘And every Wednesday from New Yorz. BATES OF P. and £106 col scoording t to accommodations. ets to luris, 8:5 gold additional. turn tickets on favoral bie terms. Stoeraze at very low rates. _Etgeraze tlotets from Jsvernool and Queenstown, and all other parts of Europe, rates. Theos E i ‘ot aden wiven for Belfast, Glasgow, Hayrs, Aptesrp and other ports on the Continent fediterranean wivor freial a yaanere ae apply at the Company's io. 4 Bowling Gi Doth steerawe and Shi wor! iS HIGELO ELOW & O0., €09 7th street, rfashington, aul] "VERNON Il. BROWN & 00, N.Y. oe YORK— ROTTERDAM. mers of this Hne—**s mster- EN Cabins 85, General Agent, ome. For passage apply 2 CO., $25 Pennsylvania SO) posit Building, corner 3 northwest. aug? to Pittsbu: BALtiMone ASD PUTOMAO RAILGUAD. For F panandalrts, Keebester, Buffalo, Niagara, rlor Car to Watkins and the Nord, at ger wae except pe Sunday: 9: vous eal, Wally, day, a a and Watt! aport, ok Haven and Elmirs, at 10:40 , except Sunday. New and the East, 10:40 a.m., 2:10 and 10:00 p.m. On Sunday, 10:09 p. ‘lor Oars, a exoert Sunday. For Brook! isn, N. X., all through trains connect at rey iti, boats of Brown auaest ato ing direct téanafer to Fulton street, avoid- double ferriswe across nee York cit} adeiphia, 10:40 a m., 2:10, 5: Sanday, 5:40 40, 9:30 and 10:00 p.m: a SO Yor ‘Pope's Creek Line, 6:40 sm. and 4:49 p.m. daily, exeopt sunday. For macotes 6 “40 a. and 4:40 p.m. daily, ex- aitagnk AND FREDERIOKSBURG RATL- WAY AND ALEXAN“BIA AND WASHING- To) oN Rali Rus D. For. ede wana i, Pi a0, 9 3b p.m." ‘a Bungay at 7, and the South, 7 a.m. daily, and 5:20 p.m. daily, except Sunday. ‘Traine leave Alexatidria ‘or Washington, 6, 8, a.m. ; 1: by Tend 9-08 nae eal 12 nia a ‘Gn Bunday a and 10a.m., 7 and 9:05 aihexets, informatiou, sleeping and parlor car ac- con modations can be procured at the offices, north- cart corner of 13th rtrest and. Pennsylvania a hue, northeast corner 6h and Pennsylvania ave- dat the depo:, where orders can_be left fo the; checking of bexwaxe to destination from hotel and residences. L. P. FAKMER, General Passenger Agent. FReNK ‘) HOMSON, General Manager. sepl7 ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILBOAD, THE GREAT DOUBLE TRAOK. =a Houte and uwrent, Westy to the Sand 1 jorth, Northwest, west. To take effect a att, relay 0, 8 at 1:30 p.m. gi = Baltimore, Ellicott oN ‘and Way Sta- jou! 6:50 a. m.—tBaltimore Expreas. 6:55 a. m.—Baltim nore, ‘Annapolis and oan mont, Strasburg, winchester, Hagerstown, Fy Fick snd way, via Reis 8208. $3am. 900 a.m. Balitn.ore elphi ui and way ene sist: On mes only—Ba'timore, Annapo- ‘St. Louis, Chicago, Columbus and Pitisburet ‘Express, (Councets for Hagerstown and at Point of Rocks fcr Frederick and stations cast of Piedmont, except Sanday. ) Pullman car to Uin- cinnati and Louisville, daily; Grafton tos Sandusky daily except Saturday. (0:00 a. m —Baltimore Express. Stopsat Bladens- bares Colles, Beitavitie, Laurel, Annspolia Junc- tor eon" ® sud Hanover. 12:10 p m.—Baitimore, Annapolis, Ellicott City and Was, 1:35 p.m. ‘$Balt!more and Laurel Express, On Sund:y on'y, Baltimore and Way. ow York, Philadelphia and Boston Baltimore and Wsy Statio: rick, Hagerstown and Wa: 4:30 p.m.—Basltimore, Bisdensburz and Laurel Le ees) Frederick, via Re'ay. Stopa at Annapolis function. +A? B.m.—tPoint of Rocks, Frederick, Hazers- imehester and Way Stations. On sunday {oWeint of necks ana Wey Station onl iy. Aji P-m.—tBaltimore, Annapolis snd Way Sta- 520 p-m.—tCbieago and Columbus Express. Sleeping cars to Chicago dai Le = ¢Philadelphia ne Baltimore Express. Stops at Bladensburg snd Laurel 6:05 Point of Rocks. Oa Way parinors aud Wav Sfations. TIMOKE AND LAUBEL EX- 9:20 par m.—tSt. Louis. Cincinnati, Ohicago and Pitis! xpress. (Pitsburg, except Sunday.) St. Louis and Pittsburg. m™m.—tBaltimore, Bladensburg and Laurel ue ** ».1a.—tNEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON AND DALTIN OHS EXERESS, Sleeping car to New York, snd special eleeping car to Shine mtu. +Suanday only. Other trains daily,except sue trains stop st Relay Station. for further Information. apply at the Baltimore and Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington aod Gos, 619 aud Corner 1:2 sua Pousylvania avoutie, where orders will be taken for be checkedard received at any point in Win- vis Be. the city. M. OLEMENTS, Master of Tr ion. al Ticket Beent- iO. B, KOUNTZ, Geucral Avent K. LORD, Geners! Passenger Agent. my17 PROFESSIONAL. Di BEUEING. Surgeon in charge of the Mary- d’Ear {nfirmary, has resumed his ‘urs in Wash.ngiou on to 4 o'clock, at 1200 Pena, ave. Sept FEET, & walks depend fedaesdays from 12 oct26-tu, th, s, 3m —The wise for health on panes Dr. WHITE'S Es- amon 116 Fa. a posite Willard's Ho- rr. 38 pat pat aand Sof well-known per- sy a » highest Medical, Judicial, Pulitesl Military and dinitaries of this ee ‘01 representatives of leading foreign countries | E ty, Cortés, Bad Nails, eto. Fee 81 per visit.o7 H. Tomse0R, D. Dentist COLD FILLIN Ofice—T17 BB vary Baptist Guuren™ = Reference:—Rev. Dr. Dower and others. sugll HANTS anND MINEBD TRANSPORTATION OOMPARY. OUTSIDE LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN BALTIMORE and NEW YORK. Sailing days from Baltimore— WEDNES- AY and EST URLS: 7. 43 4pm... from foot of AY and SAT- ‘Kast River, (near First-class, ry ciaee, OF, inciuding esis eee UST RIVoe Ry. COAL AND WOOD. OAL. COAL. ‘a Marlow) 4 constantly receiving the best qual- id Wood. icular attention iven if Coal free from slate or dnst. Or- ] oF talephonare promptly filled. GUL New York av. n.w, stan octS 3a OBKN MILLE Wholesale =a Betsil Dealer tm ‘low a# any place in the city. iG WOO! ber cord. <9 Seiivered im any tern HONIOC CONNEOTION. ee promptly fled, and sat aattiee ie en FALL ASSOCIATION, THE FIEST PREMIUM FOR BEST COAL ZIRDLING WOOD was awarded to soveral STEPHENSON & BHO., Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf. Office: 12th and Fenn. ayenncs aud a. L. SHERIFF, coal AND woop. gpocta etcatlon etven to every order 4 and $28 Pa. Ave. Felepbonte ocpnecha ‘Waier and M street, Fetomaa A Bae woop, JCHNSON B! depot conn: With tewusied f eee ee oe euaied facilities ade, a lh nonlin He — BS us when cos! is lowest; Eroushont"ineciy, and al if tiamediaie comma: Fire ee he en fer to our varie- Sean eae of 2,240 dis to ie mre ton. SouNsdn b RS. Main office, mnilland denot, foot of 12th, 13% and F ote. Offices: 2 9th at. ieuaditba ee ee, ol a WEISENBORBN, Dentist, removed to 915 Tth st-n.w. CELLULUID TRETH inserted, 87 per set, and all operations on the nat- Teeth at reasonable prices. Extract- ing, 60 cents. declé D ta No. 43 St, three doors from cor B- Uentis- sry in all its bran coth inserted 87 per set. All work MEDICAL, &e. LTH IS WEALTH !—DR. E. NERVE "AND BRAIN TREAT MEN ES for Hysteria, Dizzin ton Nervous Headschie, Mental Depression, ‘Loss ct Fy. Sperr-storrho-a, Impotency, Thvoluneary Enalealcia, Frei mature ola Age, cat QZertion, ‘self-abuse, or over-indulyen leads to misery, decay and death. ae cure recent cases. Each bo: treatment. Oni ‘One y ANHOUD RESTORED.—A victim of carly im- rudenee, causing Dervous debility. premature ete., having tried In vain every Known, reme- ‘aa discovered a simple means of self-cure, acca which he will send free to nis te oe hanes 43 Ohathent te at.. N. CABD.—To all who are sufferin, F trom the ng eTVOUS ressed 61 tothe eee JOSEPH T. Sian Loe Ge D. Mitel York Oity. ‘Oct9-e0d 1 Cn DE. AND MADAME SELDEN, Pro- fessors C2 ee awileey over twenty ‘No. 10 Barnet strest, bo- ‘ween Lexington and Saratoga sts., near Charles, Baltimore, Ma. octl6-1m* SO REWARD—If Dr. Buornsns falls to core ) any case of Female Weakness, I ities fructions; thirty sears’ experience 1a Suita Office, 906 B at. few eracnieS pene pian. Pfaranoed ROOUR a ee oe w conatul pi ment; for indice only request of the party secured thereby, ws shall 60), iu trout pregaines, at publ "auction, of THOBEDAY, THe 2TH os y earg iter A. er | AT 4 O'CLOCK P.M, tie ful real estate situate in the city of Waaht D. On» (44), beginning for the same at a point on of Seventh street forty (40) feet sonth from the northwest corner of said lot and runnin, east at Tigl ahh said Seventh (7th) street feventy five (9) eet: thence south twenty (20) fest hence west seventy-five feet, and y feet cleven inc Te : instsliments, in six and ‘twelve months, with in- terest eee of sale, and Ati by deed of trust on the property sold: or ali cash, at pur- chaser’ coeee 1100 deporit at time of sale. All convey ding al reco) urchaser’s cost. ff tsos of eae are not cymphied with in fon lays from day of sale, the Trustees reserve the right to resell brite ‘ter seven days’ advertisem THARLES O. GLOVE ocll-a&de BHAINABD BH. WARNER, | Trason &%~-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until Be Ay eee 30, ey sane hour sod oF KL¥S 0. GLOV! he’ BHSINAND H- WABNER, | Trustors. $?~ THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED until Toaisce On November 3p, 1880, same hour and place ART VER, nol-st BEATA He WAtNER,} Trustees. HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PR WATER STREET, 1N GHORGETOWN. By virtue of decree passed on the Asth day of October, 1880, in cause in Equity No.713 SL, fay the undersigned Trnstees will,on WEDNES- DAY, THE 3p Day or Novesuen, 1889, fear 30 O'CLOCK P. front of , offer for sale, at public auction, in 8 premises, the, following-described mated in th of Georgetown, D. C. ribed as follows, to wits-The lat of around beginning at the southeast corner of the late John Fearson’s lot on Water street; thence northerly with the lot of Fearson 116 feet ahd 3 inches to a feet wide strect feet Hig inehies; thence south parallel ‘with the Tine ef this piece 136 fect 9 inches to Wator street: thence 39 feet and % inches to the beginning. Also, all that lot of arts of lots Nos. 74 and 75, of Old bounded to feet, more or less, a dary fence; thence north and parallel to ‘High foot alley, running at right angles to Hich ttreet; thence with said alley west to intersect gine drawn corth and parallel with High street from the pcint of bezinning, and thenoe with said line reversed to the beginning. ‘The said property belsg improved by one brick house and two frame ie tses. Terms: One-third of the purchase money cash; acd the residue thereof payable in three equal instalments, respectively at six, twelveand eighteen months from day of se, for tne payment whereof the purchaser will execute his several notes, with ies at 6 per cent, secured by dred of trust on EN Sg eR area of the purchaser xt the time of sale. nis ‘Trustees recerye the right to resell the said pro after Sve days’ advertcoment, at tne risk and cost of defaulting purchaser, should the terms of sale Le not complied with within five dave from day of sale. Conveyancing and recording at purchaser's t. Cc. M. MATTIIEWS, 8 Bt., Ge sown, D. oye i] = ec. Trustecs. 4m Louisiana ay. 5 ton, D, DUNOANSON Bhos.. Aucta. “oct22-a&ds T AUOTION. ‘The entire etcck of Ladies’ and Gents’ Furnieh- inva, Fancy Goods, Notions, Table Linens, Ger- mentown Wool and Zephyr Worste4s, made-up Woolen Goods. All gcods are in splendid condi- tion, and will be sold Saithout reserve, commencing MONDAY, Nov. Ist, and to be continued wutil sol: out. Fixtures for sale and store coe Tent 510 9th street, et, onpoits “Gritis Ofion. ‘D, Auctioneer. 8 SAMSTAG, Salesian oc127 Gt SON BROS., Auctioneers, ¥ARM_IN PRINCE GEORGE'S SE ON THEI ISTRICL LINE, BEYOND THE SOL- Binks! HOME, ON SLIGO ROAD, AT AUC- By virtue of a deed of trust, feet May third, 1877, duly recorded in Liber H. B. No. oat folios 281, etc., one of the iand recor books ‘for Prince George’! 's county, state of Mar: land, and at the request of the party scared, I will at public auction, in the city of ‘Washington, District of Columbia. at the office of Duncanson Bres., number 319 Ninth, ite corner of D street horthwest, on ESDAY, THE 16TH may oF NOVEMBER, 180, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P. the following described real estate situate in the county of Prince Geoge, state of Mary land, to wit: Beginning for the ssmeatastyne planted on the division line of F. W. Kosack’s and Mrs. Sal- lie uh hen 's land and rupnivg thence with the same south eighty-one (81 Gegrees 13 minutes) dezrees: and shirts: minutes Mase (6% perches to = stone here‘otere set at aboundary’ of asid Kosack's aud Mearine's nae then south forty-three ir 3 dewrees 30 minutes) € ty minutes cast, ninety seven aud ‘ches to that partvctd by said Mehri- ana herent 6) degrees west west, six and one- dsseribed; then rg a Kor north Sixteen ¢ leven and three- quarter (12?,) perches thence north forty-threa 43 decrees 30. winute:) decrees and — thirty Minutes, west eixhty-three (83) perches to” the bewinniny, containing two and eight tenth (28-10) acrés_more or less. Also a cer- tain piece or parcel of land ituate in eaid county and state, and described as foliows, to wit: Lot numbered eighteen (18) of Chilinm or Chil- lon Ca-tle Manor. and which was conveyed ‘o one Win. Easby by ‘J hos. McJormick by deed dated ths 20th of September, 1447, a partiowar description of Which may be seen by réfereuce to ald deed, recorded in Liber J.B. B., Folios the land records of said ecunty, ve (55) acres, inore oF, Ie bela He zame land which was conveyed to G. F. Fi Me- wrader, Lrusteo, by deed bearing date Ue 230 da Of October, 1866; and being the same land whtel wen conveyed by said Fischer to the faid Daniel Melsling by deed dated 30th January, 1 hich decd Jag been duly recorded in Liber r 4, said county and 3 xcepting, however, 60 much raid lot dé, of Chilna or Chillon Castle stauor, bounded and described ss follows, to wit: Boxin: ning for the same, at a stone plan’ Side of the public road leading tothe “aligo Mill, aid stone being a boundary of F. We Kosack's pd running from said stone. south twonty- three (28) deurcom, wort eleven C11) sorches wish ts dread: then south forty-six (46 deg. 30 m. w.+) depress snd thirty minutes west, two (2) perches; e north thirty-eight 8 Gog: 49 m.)and forty- five minutes west, sixteen (16) perches, leaving fh sixtoen digs ces (16 deg.) west, tent ve and three: qui 25%) nerebes to thé wert line of said Melting? and with the same south forty-three (4: ‘30 min. )dexrees aud thirty minutes east thiriy"four and’ one hell (3434) Perches to the beginning, containing one and exebth-tenths a 8-10) acres, more or less, being the Fceitbt plece or of land which was conveyed by eaid Mebriiz to said Kosack by decd dated the plet aay of September, 1275, and duly recorded in the record office of sul county and state, 1a Liber No. 10, follo 486, ete., toxether with all tho improvements, ways, easements, richts, privileges appurtenances to the same belongini or in any wise appertaining, improved by a Frame House. This property 3 sold subject to first and prior gerd of trust in the sum of 81,000, rasde on the 26th ints September. 1876, and recorded in Liber 9, 1, follo 843, obe of the and reoord fee George's county, ian. ‘Terms (6) twelve 5) and elgiteen (18) montis terest #t six (6) per deed of trust on the property of purchaser. $300 in six “ty sith, ine cent per epee secured by Fr all c: cash, at option Gepost at tine of eate, atl ail conveyancing at cost of purchaser. If te) sale are not complied with ia five days, the trustes Feterves the right to resell the Property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after five m1 days’ edverti: ent. ae ee EMIAH H. MILLER, Trustee. oct -eotl3thad Ae ee aac SALE, AT AUCTION, About $50 tons assorted Coal. About 5.0 bbls. Rosedale Oement. Abcut 7% bbls. Portland Cement. about io bbls. Plaster. bout 435 bushels Hair. Ahout 0 tons Lend Plaster A lot of long, and sawed ‘and split Wood. 2 Horses: 3 Garts, 2 setts Harness, 1 Bugsy. 1 iron Otieg Sate, (ations patent. And the general ayplisnoes of the wood and coal yards and other effects of the late, Located at bis wharf, at the foot of 3d street east, andat No. 623 Louisfana avenue, in this city. LD wine ‘Known as the O so ARY “Ai Butun, 419 och tm Ste Wee eaamunacion ead rapes of. midsiee oie ceree Ooté- 10 8. m., MON- ly farn'shi ith Best-cinas BOARD. | pay Re lit to commence at ao ‘Acaress “Lo: ‘A¢¢23 Louisiana avenue, on th next day, at the ecg, OF OE ee Seber | athe i ADAM DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR | Terme cic Mita at tastes. a eerie cured, JAMES 8. EDWARDS, soya, Loure from Ito @p. ie p02" | WM. M. SMITH, Selesman. — octi0-nov2,4,6 Mibcd Sraeoe OF Pakis, FEM, ALE OF THREE-STORY BRICK Deena Get a complains. Ay DWELLING, ALSO._A FRAME HOUSI oN Taihu aes between YGHTH STREET EAST, NEAR GST mes ROUTH, OFFOSI WiakiNe BARHACKS, R. MOTT'’S FRENCH POWDERS—Certain AT AUCTION. Dieesetiiees Bape ara ani stOe | ofke fini tf Spang eaa nN Cany daly nary pees Pmpotene?* Disess itereut wile ‘St public 4 front of the Leeds Ee AY, OTH Day OF NOVEMBER, Pee eR Ae ere ee an RD itor ar 430 OcusoR FM shat gortais box, wae parcel ane pa ice Coots the Glear Washiny in the ctf Ootumbia, —— and known and on. SSULT Di. ROBERTSON, oe Plan of aid city a part of lot numbered twenty- see ho, with 15 years’ expe (002), Deeiuateg ae the ine atviding for numbered in ail diseasce frat) ae foot from nce “JOSEPH penn ea 1 DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. ath, FTY DECOR. ATED, Fou ET SETS AT AUC- On THURSDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 4, 1880, AT 10 o'cLock, Tehall sell, within my salesrvom, the above, cousienment. Dov2 THOMAS DOWLING. Auctioneer. B. H. WABNER, Beal Est Kstate Auctioneer. THUSTEES' SALE OF TWO Vi ERY HOOF AND. THERRE-STORY MANSARD OOF BASEMENT BRICK WELLES TOO AND W141 F STREET NOR GHW tern” of a deed of tru marked *F" and *G," epherd’s recordad subdivision of lots in snare numbered one huo- dred sid sixty-nine, (169), together with the im- provements, &e. Terms of sale: One-third cash: balarcs in equal instalments, in six (6), twelve (12° and elghteon (18) monthe, with interest thereon, at rate of coven (7) per cent per annum, and sectred by deed of trust oe ie eres sold; or all cash, at purchaser's op Au conveyaiicing snd recording at pur- 4 deposit of 810 on each hous wil tured at time of sale. If 8 bot coluplica wittr in, ten the Trustees reserve the right at risk and cost five days notice. resell the propert: Or the defaulting’ purchaser erie SAMUEL CROSS, } Trustees nor2-eod Sen = xuGEH YRUST ae OE ART, i TRAIT ATTY, RaTUS, INSTR’ OMEN AND. GALLERY SHINGS FINE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, 5 sirtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of tao Ditirlet of Cottmabiay and pancod io Gaol nees ae 6,402, the undersigned, a8 trustee, will sell, at pub- lic suction, at the auction honse of Duneanson Bros., on the corner of 9th and Datrects northwest, in_ the city of Washington, on TUESDAY, NovEM: BER 9TH, 1880, 47 10 O'CLOCK. A. Mt., the property Tentioned and described inthe, decd of trust ra corded in Hker 884, folio 161, of the land rec yrds for the District of Columbia, and dated on the 14th day of May, 1878, consisting of @ varied and com- plete zeeortinent of the most approved photograpiilc anparatus, such as Caineras, Gamera-stanas, ind Boxes, Head-res trait Gano: piss ‘Drapings, Ourtaine Silver Baths and Bo. intiovs, Incorporating Dishes, Chemicals, &., Backurounds, Platforms and Steps, C winters Show cases ‘Tables, Cardboards, Portfolios and Stands, Printing-frames, Buraishers, Picture- frames, Office Desks, Letter Krosses, Painting Easels, Ink Stanas, ars at one elles Photo graphs and Crayone, an. inca of promi- Seal personares, mnchiding soma valatle wer eo fo avalagble lot of Household: furnitecs: comprising Parlor, Dining and Bed-room Furni- ture, Lace Curtaing, Brussels and Iugrain Carpats, Rugs, Mattings and Oilcloths; also, some valuable Bock’, Bronzes, Btatuary, Clocks, Vases, Mir- mr mF, cash on deliver novi EDMUND ©. BLUNT, Tra ee ae ea BROS., Auctioneers, 1 UNDIVIDED INTEREST LE 9: “i TBHIG. Houses AND LOTS Many. AND AVENUE D ON 8OU! 9 TH sist AN! BETWEEN BIXTH AND SEVE! By virtue of aaced of trust, bearing ct Se 2OUTHWEST, AT AUCTION. fheieth day of Maren, 1850, and recon in Liber No. 934, folio 387, ono of t records of the ‘District of Coltmbin, aud at the written request of the party secured thereby, I will Otter for sale at public's Auction, in front of the pre- mires, on THUBSDAY, the 11TH Day of NoveM- pe AD. 1s0 at 4 O'OLOCK P. M., one undivided ith part of Lots O, D, H and I, in’Wm. Bird’s re- corded subdivision of original’ Lot one, in equate four hundred and sixty-tbree. in the city of Wash- irgton, insaid District, tether with the improve- ments thereon. Terms of tale: money One-fourth of the purchasé is cash, residue in six, twelve and eizhteen months, with interest from day of gale, to be se Cured bY deed of trust upon the premi Yeyancing and recording at purchaser's cost. deposit of $100 will be reqnired on the day of sale, If the terma are not complied with within ye days the Trustee reserves the rivht to resell at the risk and cost of deta ne PUTO ane ‘Trustee. ‘BL T. DRURY, nov2,4, 6,8, 9,10 By virtue of a certain deed of trust, dated Sentember 130, A-D. 1874, and dilly recorded fa in Liber No. folio 32b, Tecords for the District of Columbia, ana by dir tion of the iP y secured thereby, we will sell at mblic auct fon. in, front. of reinises, On HU: Novewnen 18rH, A,B. 1880, an 4 0. OrcLoce Ya, the following describad. teal eat situate in the’ city of Washington, District of do- huubia, ard beiny the wasteru (20) twenty feet eight (8) inches front of Lot numbered seventeen (17) bY he depth thereof, in eqnare numbesred ssyen hun- dred ‘aud thirty-two (i32), toxether svith the iu rrovements, &c. Terms of sale: Theamouni cf the principal of the debt (88,000) with the interest due th theexpensed of sale in cash, bal twelve 12), and eighteen (18) m hotesof the purchaser bearing inte cured by a deed of trast ov the} i. A deposit of 8100 wiit be: ‘baser at time of y Purchaser's cost. If tera: yl ed with in ten days from day resarve the right to resell the pr aLd cost of the defauiting purcha nétice he Trustees ae at the ris¢ afier five days ALEXANDER WITL’DIN (pmgtoe nov2-cod_ FA RUEL ORUS. jPrustees Siz r RO Tae x DEAE Lor ‘DE OF SIXTH, ER STREET! Undor and bs virtue of fall power and au thority vested In me by the will of Ferdinand Schlegel, deceased, I will, as exccutrix, sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, ia Tront of the premises, ch BATURDAY, THE 30TH DAT OF OcropER, 1880, aT 4: Lot No, 26, in Square No. 480, (20 feet f-ont Dy'88 feet 134 indhes ice ‘Terms: One-third to be pala in cash and notes for the residue of the purchase money to be givea, payable in equal amounta, at 6, 12 and 18 mont! with interest from the day of sale, sud secured by a éced of trust on the property sold, or all cash at the purchaser's option. ‘The property may be re- sold at the purchaser's riek and cost after threo days notice ta the Evening Star newspaper, if the terms of sale be not complied with within five days from the day of ea's. All conveyancing at TB te Purchasers 6°} wuigA SOHLEGEL, Execatrix. tee ites ey eas & CO., Aucts. &2- THE ABOVE SALE 13 POSTPONED on account of the rain until THURSDAY, Novawser dre, A, D. 1800, same hour and place. By order of the Executrix. 3-25 RUSTEES BALE OF TWO FARE HOTS ON STREET, TWEEN E AND ¥ F/STHEEIS KOULH WEST. AT AUG. oPh virtne of decree of the Supreme Court District, of Columbia, sitting in Bautty, passed the 25th day of ‘Octobar, A. 1880, Cause No. 7,108, Equity Dod chet 20, ihe undersigned Trustees,’ will eel public ‘ane: tion, in front of the premises, on MONDA th 15TH Day or NovemBer, 1830, aT FOUR 0'CLOG P.M, all those pleces or parcels of «round, situated in the city of Washington, D. ©., krown and da- scribed a8 lots numbered (7) seven and (8) eight, in C. B Church's recorded subdivision of square numbered three Inmdred and eight (32). tach of said lots having af fest on 11th Street southwest, with adc of 00%s fect, together be a improvements, ovnsisting of two frame ue Sacre vee by the decree : One fourth vs the. balance in equal instalments of six, Serve and eighteen months from day of sale, with interest on the deferred payments at 6 per cant per annum until paid, secured by a deed of trust on @ property sold, or all cash at purchaser's option. rs \ deporit of $100 on each Jot required at the tira 1d all oupves anoint i] and recording at Saretesers cost. If terms of sale are not com- oe with in 7 ‘aye, prope, to be resold at risk Re End cost of defanl After three dave’ notice in Eventn ce eee SLOuIS, St lon Bld, BAYT EI | { Trantoen, oct, tutta DUNCANGON PROS. Aucts. ep., Mon, Wed, Fri. H. WABNER, Real eal Eatate Auctioneer. ‘OSTPONED SALE OF 8 SUPERIOR SUBURBAN PROPERTY ou Be AD oe CONNECTI- Ur AVENUE NORTHWEST, senicent lece of on fronting, S110 Toe fasten eee i treet, at the! Junction of said street and "Connecticut ave-. nue, being lot 0," of the recorded subdivision 9 Oaklawn,” containing 103,389 square feet, which ig fin the Bre wenine Star to be sol o Fridas, ‘he doth of May, 1600) an fered for sale 01 20 of ‘Sune, A-D., at 6 v'olock p. ‘Terms of ealo: One-third cash, an ad’ the balance none and tre two ae Caples sores, ber soa terest, JOUN E: NORMS, Yrustes THE ABOVE SALE I8 POS: NED until WEDNESDAY, sexs OHNE. goer ae §@-THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED WEDNESDAY, Joye ie ene aad saree hour aud NOBRIS, Truates. Se-THE ABOVE BALE 1 THER PO: ZONED mane UWEbmEaDAve Jeng dsp, 18 1830, wey Surely bo sold, JOHN E. NORRI rerustos t2-TEE PURCHASER AT THE ABOVE SA) having aed to {gcomply eB A the terms thereof, ind ‘on BATURBDAY, Novexs: S5rh, 1880, ard ard conn 2, 2 on the praaleos. at Lis risk and cost. Th will be required to make a depos! fail of the hammer o| sai fhe fermmaro nok comet ainin 7a Fauve ine mate advertisement ant ‘Suara if att ae oct27-d&ds ve he ORN eater crt “Trustee. (OMAS DOWLING, At Auctioneer. GRAND RATE As CATALOGUE OF TUREL PER CARPE LS. CIRCASSIAN RUGS AN = | en oa ELAR Incaled to the above som ies de pgeaeachme fens ‘Oot bras woe aOMAS DOWLING, Auct. oct?8 FRANK J. TIRBETS, Proprietor. LWAYS WERE AHEAD! ABE STILL AHEAD OF ANY AND ALL COMPETITION. FIST PREMIUM, on THE GOLD MEDAL, Awarded again to CERES, The ores MINNESOTA aes PRO- CESS FLOUR, for being the handso most nutritious Patent Frour t edataaie Gecoeieen Seep ever was exhib. CERES. nels Withers cae strony and in every rest, a1 respect the of all Min ta Fic was awar tet TISST PREMIUM last sone Trane oat “io rious ‘then against all other competitors, and it is “COCK OF THE WALK” again this year, and any and every housekeeper who wants SNOW-WHITE BREAD, ROLLS AND BISOUITS, should ask the grocer for ‘‘OERES," the champion Flour of America. FOR BALE BY EVERY GOOD GROCER. WHOLESALE DEPOT: - Corner et at. and Indiana ave, w 8 M. GALT & Co. P. § —They ‘0 the sole Wholeeale ct eae for this District of Hecker's Belt. ‘Raising Flour and Buckwhest. NEW GOoDs. BYMINGTON'S EGYPTIAN FOOD, Prepared at Market Marborouszh, Leicestershire, England Itisan excellent neurishing and strength- ening Food for Infante and N Mothers. GERBER'S MILK FOOD, a UBEE pe PEACH FOR GUAGE, Scene = TAU NDELS AS 3 ¥SraIT DES ‘EUFS. ; HEED'S SONS, Exponrans ax] DEALERS IN FINE GRocentes | oct}6 216 F street northwest. Boston MARKET, 1719 Penn‘a ave., REOPENED BY LEON SCHELL & CO,, Proprietors, Dealers in FISH, OYSTERS, MEAT, GAME, &o, Orders for dinners solicited. octS MISCELLANEOUS. | HE MILD POWER CURES, T HUMPHREY? HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS. Proved from ample tore. Getvl ny Sorbus, can [Y) clere 2 sCabbeaisiebiit LE BY ALL DRUGG! m3 ALE 2 ETS, Address HREYS* HOMFOR. ‘THIO MED- wee con a0 erase st., N. oF am and ta aphreys’ Bpecifio, Mainal Disease Cure ded page pages), sent free. ‘p8-e0! KK. BRED SYN, eat 349 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE N.W. ATIESTON. 8! Flate Mantels has just Deptt received. at at the New York Slate Mantel Manufacturing Oo., cor. Sth and O ets. n.w., Will be gold at a trifle Shove cost. 25 {ECURE YOUR VALUABLES! NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. 5th Street and New York Avenue. Borgir an and Damp, Proof, t Vaults from 85 . Government on deposit for eae. Bonas receives Silverware in rates Board of managers—Wm. Bticx- nex, ieeaidents Geo, we Bie) yioe president: P. Enyder, irtevant, treasurer Henry A: Willard, John Ossesla: Thos: kena sel? Lousiana STATE LOTTERY. TAKB NOTICE! This is the enly Lottery ever voted on by the people of a state, and under @ late decision of the Us S. Supreme Court at Washington is the oniy Legal ‘y now in the United States, allother charters having been repealed or having no existence. A Splendid Opportunity to Win a Fortune. 9, 1880-126TH MonTHLY Drawisa. Louisiana State Lottery Company. pThis institution was re ‘xularly incorporated by he legislature of the tate fo ‘or educational and char. in rm of a wich comet the in- aith of thestate ia pledged, which pledge een renewed by an overwhelming popular vote, securing its franchise in the new constitution Adopted December 2d, A-D. 1879, with & capital of 1,000,000, to which it as since added a reserve ‘over $350, 000. ITs AND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBU- TION will take place monthly, on the second Tuesday. It Never Seales or Postpones. Look at the following distribution CAPITAL PRIZE, 830,000. 100,000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH. HALF-TICKETS, ONE DCLLAB. LIST OF PRIZES. und APPROXIMATI! 2 Approximation Prizes of emo. 8 Approximation Prizes of 9. Appreximation Prizes of 300: 1867 Prizes, amounting to. 8110, 400 Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all points, to whom liberal compensation will be paid. write Crom LN For further information, fuil address. Send orders by Cnr oF resist dressed only to M. A. DAUPHIN, letter, or money order by mail, Or same person at New Ort mee No. 319 Broadway, New York. Or J. P. HORBACH, 605 14th st. n.w., Washington, D.C. te deenteas pee teaordinary, eds a are upercision and management o1 BAUREGARD and SUDAE A. EARLY. Lire COMPANY'S EXTRACT FINEST (AND QHEAPEST nied rOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE RIN: biaues AND SAUCES. be ‘BACT OF NEAT. Seneucomand aborn for witch te, one an Syneneln a fel das ifedical Journal,” &c. Al N,—Gennine only with the fac simile of a Peron Liebe Signature in Blue Ink across the “Ponsumption in England increased ten-fold in en LIEBIG COMPANY'S St oF @ Me ntce baa spear Uae wicleasle only., 0. DAVID & CO., Mari trical Cea Spanit W[PHE CELLULOID TRUSS AND SUPPORTERS. THE EVENING STAR. TUESDAY... November 2, 1880. ‘Whe Mercy Letter Trial. TESTIMONY OF HON. AS. SRWET AND KEWWARD "HILP. After our report of tbe proceedings in the Philp trial closed yesterday, Abram Bemis testified as follows: have been a member of Ccngress, and am acquainted with Gen. Gar- feld, and am familiar with his handwriting: these letters I hand you are from him; there are Ubree of them, and are signed by him; I have freq ently seen his signature; the Morey letter, which I have in my hand, is, ae my opinion, in Gen. Garfield's handwriting: I have bo Goudt of It, any further than that a clever counterfeiter can forge any man’s signature; the sigpature of the Morey letter ts, in my opinion, in the handwriting of Gen. Garfteld: [ have compared the signature with the Jewell, Rock- well and O'Neill letters, and am more confident of Ne Send the Morey letter than I am of the O'Neill letter; the word “companys,” in the Morey letter, ts incorrect; in one of the letters sent me, dated May 12) the ript is in Gen. Garfield’s eapetinmng in that postscript Gen. Garfield spelis ped! higtee “pedidree. Cross examined by Mre Stoughton.—I first Saw the original Morey letter on Oct. 20; that evening I was to deliver an address at Chicker- Ing hall; I saw the printed letter on that day in the democratic national committee roams; later In the day, about 2 o'clock, 1 saw the orig- inai in the same piace; I also saw the envelope and took a cursory view of It; when I was look- ing at the letter Messrs. Hart, Cooper, Barnam aud Rockwell were present. “Examine the envelope and then swear if you do not notice an erasur® : Mr, Hewitt.—*] alwaysexamine before swear- in Mr. Stoughton.—“It' might have been better for you ff you had examined the envelope with- cut swearing. Mr. Hew by ccunsel.' Mr. Stoughton.—“Hold that envelope up this way in the light, and tell me if you notice any erasure.” Mr. Hewitt, Meret - ES in the light in th way directed. )—“I can Mr. Stoughton. — told tt tt your own wa: Mr. Hewitt.—Now we wiil get at it. Looking at the envelope with the naked eye I cannot say I notice any erasure, but looking through a pias there Seems to Have been some rubbing a ring near the figure 3; I see a stamp on the reverse side, and I can see N. York with the naked eye; with the glass I see three letters which are too Dlurred to be distinguished. From my observation of the envelope, that 1s if that envelope was brought to me without the letter in it, there Is nothing in the writing to make me confident as to who the writer was; I do not think that the envelope is in Gen. Gar- field's handwriting; if ] knew that a stamp not in use was on the envelope I would certainly regard it as a suspicious circumstance, and would investigate further; if I knew further that the letter came to this clty and wasstamped here, out ot the usual run, I would certainly consider it suspicious; also if 1 knew that there Was no employers’ unton {t would further add to iny doubts, and if I knew that no such person as H. L. Morey existed I would have thougit It very extraordinary indeed; I did not know these things at the time I made the examination, and, let me add, that I do not know them now; these questions ‘are mere assumptions; the letter I produced May 17,1579,1s in Gen. Garileld’s hand- as asin the postscript of the letter of May Lobject to any such remarks “Question by Mr. Howe:—Assuming that the person claimed to have written the Morey letter had publicly advocated the sentiments ft con- tains and tn Congress had by vote and speech avowed and maintained those sentiments. would not your opinion that it was signed by the person so Claimed be stronger and more posl- uy Obvjectea to and exciuded. Kenward Philp called by Mr. Brooke.—Defend- ant took the stand and was examined by Gen. Pryor. He testified: I am the defendant in tnis action; reside if Brooklyn, and am a journalist, connected with several papers. ‘Tne Morey en- velope and letter which I hold in my hand were not written by me—poy 4 word, dot or comma, Tiirst saw thein on ihe afternoon of the day on which the fac-simile was first published. The Mavuscript of the article entitled “Lying and Sucking to Iv" “3; In my handwriting. 1 had seen the fac-sinute before I wrote the article, which 1 believed then, and believe now, to be genuine, I wrote the article because I thought Ule letter was injurious to the public welfare and should be so stigmatized. spelled the plural of company companies. The testimony of Mr. Daggett that I denied ever having writ- ten Unis arlcle 1s untrue. I do not think that he would swear falsely, but he 13 mistaken. Cross-examined by Col. Bliss—I am between 32 and 33 years old; was born in Eogland, sp came here In 1565, and bave been engage literary capacity; I have lived in Brook! es pearly all the time since I came here; I first Saw the original letter, as I stated in my direct examination; I was sick at this time with in- fiemmation of the eyes; I had an intimation of tt on the previous day; my editorial was not pud- lished on the same day with the first publica- Uon; I distinctly swear to that; 1t could not be, as lam positive the article was not written un- Ui aster I saw the letter. The information I re- ceived frora the publisher was the foundation for the article under Ube head of “What Zruth Would Like to Know.” I wrote the squib, “It Mentor, Ohio, was not the home of a natural- born Har.” I am not certain if I saw the puo- ogra a before I wrote Che article. | have writ- ten the names of Dickens, Thackaray and Others for amusement: have written sacri Doggett’s name to an order fora hat merely out of iun; he was present at the time. I have never signed any nawe with the intention wo de- ceive. ‘The case was then adjourned until Thursday morning at 11 o'clock, THE ALLEGED ADMINISTRATOR OF MOREY'S ESTATE ‘dhe New York S/av and New York Trvth pud- ish the following letter from John W. Goodall, of Lynn, Mass., which it was claimed was sent with the Morey letter:—“‘Dear Sir: In adminis- tering on the effects of the late Henry L. Morey 1 tound the inclosed letter, which I send to you with the accompanying card—which was sent to me in Lynn by somebody tn this city—as an answer thereto. I am of the opinion that there never has been in this country for a hundred years such a thing as ‘free trade.’ There 1s not much dapger of it now; we have a greater danger.” 18 GOODALL A MYTH? An affidavit has been telegraphed to Marshall Jewell at the headquarters of the republican Dational commitee, from Lynn, Mass., from J. W.. Goodell, as follows: I, J. W. Goodell, on oath depose and'say that I was not administrator of any estate for more than fifteen years; that I am the only person named J. W. Goodell in Lynn (0 the best of my knowledge, and no per- son of that name appears in the Lynn directory for the last five years; that there Is no person ip Lynn by the name of J. W. Goodall, nor does the name Gocdall appear in the Lynn directory for the last five years, U. S. MARINES ARRESTED IN BROOKLYN FOR TiLEGAL RgGIsTRATION.—U. S. Commissioner Allen, in Brooklyn, last night issued warrants for the arrest of 35 U.S. marines in the barracks on Flusbing avenue for illegal registration, and the men were taken into custody. The ‘men had — in the third district of the 20th ward, eupposing they had acquired residence there and were entitled to vote. As It was not their intention to violate the law, they were eS until Wednesday. There are15 more to arrested. ‘THE AMERICAN BIBLE REVISION COMMITTER have ccmpleted the revision of the English ver- sion of the New Testament, and transmitted the result of their labors to England. The British committee will meet in November for final ac- tion, and the university presses of Oxford and Cambridge are expected to issue the revised New Testament in February, 1581, Tae Old Testament will be published two or three years alter. The American revisers have given their ert ant labor for cet years without compen- ‘The necessary expenses have been pro- waged for by voluntary subscriptions. IDENT ON THE POLITICAL SITUATION? A Tecuigns procession last night at Fremont, Ohio, In honor of Seceeey Hayes, ‘aoa 700 torch-bearers, marc’ - streets to the President's ‘where took to tear down her of national unity to-day follow the banner of Hancock. Those that stood by the banner of the Union now stand by General Garfield.” AWFUL FALL OF A BALLOONIST.—A\ ot Hamu ivania, was thrown into arwild state of excitement yesterday, morning, or Semucl Bittentender hed been murdered, er of mit en! head being pounded into a jelly. The girl lett her home day to Jacob Marsh's t9 do housework. sisters, Fg u i je Voting To-day. ‘There are five presiaential tickets In the ela, 88 follows: The democratic—Gen. Winfeld Scoté Hancock, of Pennsylvania; Vice President, Hon. Wim. Hi. English, of Indiana. Republican— Gen. Jemes Abram Garfield, of Ohio; Vice President, Gen. Chester Allan Arthur, of New York. Greenback-Labor—Hion. James 'B. Wea- Yer, of Sowa; Vice President, Benjamin J. “ gree of Texas. Prohibition—Neal Dow, 1 Maine; Vice lent, Henry A. Thompsot of Odio.” Antt-Masonic—John W. Pheips, Vermont; Vice President, Samuel ©. Pomeroy,of Kansas. "The republicans and democrats have electoral tickets in all the states.the greenback- ers in thirty-two, and the prohibitionists tn thir. teen or more. The anti_ Masonic party attracts but little attention. It cast 529 votes in 1876. Of the 283 members Of the Forty-seventh Congress 39 have Deen elected in four states, and to-mor- Tow 254 members will be elected tn M4 states:two. vacancies In the Forty-sixth Coogee ene a New York and one tn Alabami i] be filed at the same time. Twenty.one states will elect members of the legislature, and tn sixteen of these states the new legislatures will be calied upon to elect United States Senators for the terms beginning next March. Governors will be elected in fifteen states and minor state officers in four staies, Constitutional amend- ments will be voted upon in eight states, and in three states the question of calling constine- {ional conventions will be acted w Maryland. in addition to voting for Sresiden to-day, the people of Allegan: Washington, Montgomery. Cecil, Carroll and Charles counties Will also vote on local option. A FRONTIEN | Patace —T. B. Bryan, ex-C me. missioner of the District of Columbia and form erly of Chicago.ts erecting a tine house at Idaho Springs, Col., in Neo Norman exterior and N-o Gree Interior orders of archiecture,after designs and plans of a Chicago archliect. The piras call for a tenth centxry tower, with battlements and parapet; the cornices are early Eagit-h, with sixteenth century baitlements. The entire exterior ts of stone, and Is relieved by bays. The interior has several of ye olden time fireplaces for crane or basket or back logs. The drawing rocm Wiil be finely constructed, to display with pertect taste the many excellent works of art that have been executed by Miss Bryan with her brush. The entire interior will be frescoed tn distemper, after the most modern taste. The residence is named Rock Ey rie.—N. ¥. Graphic, FATAL QUARKEL OVER A GAM® OF Cannas. — Robert Payne and Scott Thompson have been arrested at Danville, Va, for the murder of Scott Hankins, whose’ body was found in the canal at that place a few days azo. Payne con- fesed that he and Thompson and man were playing cards and quarrele game, and that Thompson struck Hankins over the head With an axe aud threw Lis body in the cani DROWNED HiMseLr.. 014, drow ned bimse! at Pittston, F the Water feet. the act SUPPEN DEATHS, yemping from ‘pridge, ‘a distance of foruy Temporary insanity was the cause of James Mccain, a plasterer, died suddenly in New York Sunday, soon after returning home, Previous to lis death he made the remark, “They have "and became unconscious. Bernard Jenkins, another plas terer, has been arrested, but Says he knows nothing about the deceased's movements. The Post-mortem shows no marks of violence Chauncey P. Reeve, a farmer, aged 65, arove into Middletown, N. Y., yesterday, to see a doctor, and died On kis wazon in front of the Physician's door. Heart disease was Une cause, TROUPLE OVER ELECTION OFFICERS caGo.—Last week Judge Rogers the superior court, in Chicago, Issued an order empowering the sherif™ to appoint three hun- Gred deputy sheriffs to assist in preserving Une peace at the polis on election day, upon she understanding that one-half the number should be selected irom each party. Sherif! Hoffman (republican) selected three hundred deputies, but confined his chat irely to _repubitcans. Yesterday morning Judge Moran (democrat), of the superior court, granted an order vacating Judge Rogers’ order. pou the ground that the conditions upon which it was cranted had not been fulfilled. Three hundred deputy United States marshals were sworn in last night, taking cight hundred tn all. A like number of special policemen have also been appointed and Sworn to assist in keeping the peace to-day. At midnight the best judgment that could be formed of the situation was that there was no more reason to fear an unusual disturbance at ‘the polls to-day than at former elections. How- ever, some persons appeared to think that the very’ presence of s0 many antagonistic officials at the polis might precipitate a conilict. CONTRADICTORY ORDERS TO THR New York Po.ick.—A telegram trom New York last night says: Chief of Police Walling sent out an o1 to-night to police captains, instructing them not to receive or serve any warrants presented by private citizens. The meaning of this was Ubat the police were not to be used to arrest re- publican voters for whom warrants had been procured by private democratic citizens. Police Commissioner French informed the captains that thts order must be obeyed. At a later hour Police Comnmissioner Smith heard of the order, and, without cousulting Mr. French, he seut Gut a message to the captains which was a vir- tual command not to obey Chief Walllag’s or- der. Commissioner Fre Jeft police head- quarters without belng aware of what Coma: sioner Sunith had done. Tk IN Care (democrat), of ANCISCO.—In San 1. Votes in Sa Francisco to-day there will be a very general suspension of business, citizens devoting sho day to the election. Every precaution has been taken to insure an honest ballot. The United States oficers of election have obtained 356 warrants for the arrest of illegally registered persons, a number of which were issued on Ine formation of Sopervisor Davenport, of York. Information regarding many other pected parties is inthe bands of the officers, and any attempt at illegal voting will be de- tected. At the headquarters of both partes the greatest contidence is expressad {0 the result in the state, and Une vote will undoubtedly be very close. DESTITUTION IN CANADA.—A telegram to the New York Herat trom Quebec, Octobar 31, says: Harrowing tales of destitution among the farming people of Beauce and the fishermen of Gaspe are just reporicd in town. It seems both the harvest and the fishery have failed this year entirely, and the government has been appealed to to send suppiies wo the assistanes of the starving people, Snk Kn.ep THE DeEk.—lLast Wednesday week Mrs. Ivey, wife of the section master at Hart's Cut and daughter of Hon. Benjamin Up- ton, was informed that a decr had been seen in. the woods near the house, and picking up ber husband's rifle, she proceeded in ‘the direction in which the abimal had been seen. She had not gone far When up sprang esas buck, which lade cff to the woods, but before he bad gone very fara bullet from Mrs. Ivey's gun brought him to the earth, The head was cut off and nalied to large ree in front of the house at Hart's Cut—Jac ‘ite (Fla,) Telephone. PUNCHING THK Bai.o7s.—in days of old, when Tau any aud Irving were a° swords polats, 1 necessary foreach faction to set armored afler they had been ‘atory for @istribu- places. Yesterday 8 of Tatnmans and Irvin ben given the contr: the Lickets, when they were cai xatmioed, put in bags, sealed and then plac tn a fircprool vault and guarded by a special detail of police. Up to last Dight the republicans bad not flaished the work of “bunching ¥. al, 1st, ‘The treshmen at the varto bridge, in England. this Oc AS BEAILSt SUS colleges at Cam™ yber Lumber 701, last year, sowing a duninution of 107, DIED. BOSWEIL. On the morning of November Ist, 1e84, ut heif-paet 11 o'clock, JEREMTAH BosWwrLL, scn of Jobn W. and Sarab J. Boswell, aged twenty onthe. ‘The funeral will take place from his ce, corner of Twelfti: street an p "Frieda are respectfally invited to attond.* DROWN. Tuceday, November 23. 1880, at 19 gielock a.m. Guactx’ I: Duows, avod 2 years, 8 mcr mopthe andi? ‘gays, youngest csushter of Orvitie Funeral Will take place from 1507 Fifth street rorthwest, "Wednesday, November d, at "3.30 P. BAMMONS. On November 2, 1530, at the rosi- depoe of her parcuts, of rieuinotis, FLORENOR, . Sammons, only Arpt — Wy 1k. and Lottie E. months and 3 da: seSineral to -MOrrow, Wednesday, at 3p. ae ed WALKER. On the morning of Novem! 1880, Henny B. WALERR, in the thirty-third yor axe. Relat 4 friends are pectfully invited Poe ore ‘which ot wl fake cee oe ae C fodnesday, Novesubor Sd, at half past RK. On November = — a dnnatuter of Lat hi. ease or ‘The fuperal wil take plage from ber parents! res. ae vember