Evening Star Newspaper, November 3, 1880, Page 3

STEAMERS, &c. RAILROADS. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. ER LANDINGS, 8. AY = MF atT oelee an Creek, returving TUESDAY, THURSDAY a|nd BUNDAS, stopping st int rmediate lan: seig ana returning. Also, st Mattawoman “Grinéer's » hart,” Wednesday an? Saturday go- ing; EB Lee 2: and Lsceg, Bons nday @ eG 7 enday S. Awent. Fo POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. STEAMER THOMPSON, ©apt. John RB. Wood, built expressly for the Potomec Fiver business, a DAY. THUneDAY acd *SRTURTAY, at 1 ocioos pA THU ‘Ke DAY an at o'el * . ee the Ce as Lary landinvs in the river. ‘an fie At lnweat rates _— = 8. LOVELL, ectl8-3m President, é. 1416 eae HE STEAMER MMi Teave Peter ae “Ferry foot of 7th wtreet, at To To atom &. m., every SUNDAY, TUESDAY AND THUBSDAY, the POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS as fay aa Beboard: wn and Nomini; returning MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. Fare and Freixbt st lowest rates. ty138-ly ¥. J. STONE, Purser__ NOBreru ann FORTRESS MONHOR ER fete MOSEL bearers BABKER. ‘ook ‘st 4 p.m.,stop- dria, Pines Poin int rat Fort Monro. Va., going and returning. ‘TRAMERS FOR NEW YORE. Btecments uns S i SATCRDAYS, KNIGHT, Seumetown at Te AYS. For frit Erieraprly tot PA DENAM, Agt, 63 Water Georwet et HS cxete, § to General Office, ie aS La’e Hotel, a DW, pear ii We dent. FRA ROLE, ae FORTRESS TEAMS EOE — LEARY, Car ts ARG! Fyine U.f. Pail” Joanrm WAITE, LEAVES fi NonFoix, From Campbell's wharf, a ONDAY, ‘ WEDNES-| TUESDAY,” TH *DAY. ‘and FRIDAY. at| °D. DAY “asp ‘SNTOE- Y, acd p. a. Biopa at Pisey Point and Mplit Lookoat Going Sifireticase fare, 81;Round rfp, 81.50. ‘Ticketa good until ured. ‘Tickets end staterooms for sale at B. W. Reed's Sons, 1216 ¢ st. n.w. ; H. B. Polk- {mhorn's stationery store, 632 next to Post Office; Purcy G. Susith’s, 1431 Penna. ave. n.w. B. F. DODD, Avent, Tun st. wharf Washiniston, D. O. D. F. KEELING, agent sep27-6m Campbell's wharf, Norfolk. ORTH GERMAN LLOYD sreausar Link EEN NEW YORK, eae apes ones Steamers of this company will arty from Bremen Pier, foot of 3a, street Hovoken. ‘Froui New York to Havre, Lon- pain 40 frst cabin,” $100; PTON AND lege ton and Bremen. : 330; Sicerars < ogee Bi in or pane N Barbee Z. ‘00., 949 Pa. ave! ‘agents Yor Washinton susit XDE’S new Sen LINE Cerin Ae ALEXsNDRIA OoNKECTIxG AT ELPHIA WITH OLYDR’s Lixgs Fou New Yors, Bostox, Paovinency, Porste IN THE aut River, axpD ALL Exctaxp Stites, Through b. From Warhirgton—Monda; ). Fhilaceiphia—Satm (0.8m. it received daily until reetown Teceived and deliver be foot of 12th street ot. M P. .YDE & OO., Genera] plgseth harvey Penta P'EE OBESE e234 gents, 12th-st. wharf and 1202 ¥ st. n.w., ‘ashington. aug27 c= LINE. THE CUNARD FERRE, COMPANY LIM- Between New York and Liverpoot, Call- at Cork Harbor, FROM irik 40, NB, NEW YORE. ..We And every We RATES OF Lx and 2100 a: acon ickets to Paris, $2 Return tick 35 wold kets on favorable terms. St vecy low rates.” Sicerage tickets from « Soe and ali other parts of oct bates. s of iacen piven for Belfast, Glasgow, fn Be vantwcy rcp and other ports on the ntinent, ey Franeau po! por feels! 2 passauce apply at the Company's 4 Bowling Green, or both steerage and Sabie to ris BI LOW & oo. 605 7th street, Wout VERNON H. BROWN & CO, N.¥. varying fiet vu. —e8 eave W: ts N Da eons, Wash National Sa: it = Der cit "Building, corner ‘Sion Eon avenue and 15th street northwest. HANTS anND rrr TRANSPORTATION OOMPANY. OUTSIDE LINE OF STEAMERS B BALTIMORE os NEW YORK. WEDNES- pay asa's SRI URDAY. at at 4 Tem, tom foot of arf, (near foot 8. ay New York Every WEDX Daz and BAT be a a os Elegant passenzer_sccommoda’ Lowest ae t Fam onsen a passasre— And stateroom Bteerage, Bired, 2c. per meal. 3e25-ly COAL AND WOOD. Cc? ax THUn Ss Be SMITH oe (Pormerly with W. H. Marlow) Has on hand and constantly receiving the best qual- ities of Coal Particular attention ven to the delive: f Coal free from slate or dust. Or- Gers through & or telephone promptly filed. Main Offic th st. nw. 22#3 St! Branch Yard—GOlE on som av. rahe , (Thomas B. Penick’s old stand. oct OHN MILLER, ‘Wholesale ald Retail Dealer Main Office, Depot, and Kindling Wood Mill, 4% Qnd Virgi: is avenues. w. Branch 5: sara 143 Bat. se. Goal sold 38 low an Woo es in the city. PINE EL NG W 85.00 per cord. NG WOOD > xii NDLING W 1D delivered in any = the care NIO CONNECTION. TELEPH Orders promptly filled, and satisfaction guar- anteed. au24-3m oer FAIB ASSOCIATION. i THE FIBST KINDLING competitors. STEPHENSON & BRO., Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf. THIS 47TBRNOON. Tiara PALE OF V. a WORKER OF OIL-PAINTINGr, = AYTR, ‘Ko. Rats 1880 BO vextrigeana toute 1880 | rE ABLE VED nok com- TBhouble able ‘trmcke, Steel Hails PROPERTY CON. WATER BEREET. IN a aes a ia irphtiOt QOHAPR 1CALS Geo NE ERECT, 3 sha dea 1 rs ugeiramer. Eee erant is) ry rhe "GA Tre FRY FURNISHINGS: ALSu, R ‘TRAINS CRA iso tat LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FUENITURBE, ‘corner of Sixth and B streets, as follows: Trustees E For Pittsburg and the Went, 8:00am, daily with | jreyndcrsigned Trustees wi on EN 4:30 i ofa decree of the Supreme Court of the Bleeping Gare to Louisville and Otileago;'10:40 | o’ciock F.M., offer for sale, at, public atiction, in ee Corman s te, wil ea a No. sm. daily, with Bleeping from Harris- | front of the’ ree acts fellowing- descr §§ peed OI Statler ones on ate B:BE pian “dally with Pelee Cie op aaeo: | Property aituated in the city of Georgetown, * in mer of th and Bares yan beginning at ite fonbeast corner of the la\ Jon ence norther! Office: 12th snd Penn. avenue. aud Ga. L. SHERIFF, o COAL AND WOOD. ‘special acicuton ate to every order. 4 and 328 Pa. Ave. Peg connection. Potomase Depor ‘aus slim Waier and Bi street, Potoms OAL. woop, INSON Bi Sot Ee cout. ale Weight walitve Py pt Det ‘Woop. Main office, wharves, mil and depot connected hai ‘With up-.own ices b. ‘TELEPHONE. 108 = silver Baths . id So Sidi Bethe an E went iu Tncorrorating Dishes, Chemicals, &c., street, from the intersection of High and Water ck ground! pr | trains connect at | streets, and eannteg, ihe thence on the north side of Shove Ge babies, Ci Caravoaras rtfolios an Ewe Beaks tfavoid: | day fences thenc a paratiel frames, Gfics Desk Teter iter, Batee; stree! re nhep ae ringer Sgt cheer +, 0.3.80 foot alley, running at right anal sig | Hoses, Tuk Stands a faree ot ot t Negatives, Photo- 2:10, 6:40 and 10:00 | High street; thence ley to it graphs and Seasons apd Oil Ps promi- . 5 sai 10 wpe nm. @.ine drawn north ani perlel a Hi tent persona; including some on works of copt jundsy. from the point o1 mi thence with saia | art; a! a luable lot Household Furniture, a0 Aaa sas Sa Deen ioral orcas aie vathevela proper scaring barr, Dining sna tegrain Carpets, 40, 9:90 Aad 10:00 | Deusea. eeaee apa ne, | Ruse, Mattins wang, Olclothe jlo, eeme valuable Terme: One- money cash; ji ‘abes, Mir= For Pope's Oreck Line, 6:40 a1. and 4:40 p.m. | and the realide thecot bie in three equal ‘dally, except Sunday. oe instalments, respectively a ee ‘Tcrme, cash on delivery. Le Si es the purchase ral enecdte his several notes, wi UNCANBON BROS. Aut ON? Tease Will execute his several 1 NCANBON ALERANDIIA J TA AND FR EES Ws BAIL. | interest. at € per con Aaya AND WASHING geoured by dea of oe the said property. A deposit o! siya wort Oh Balt 4:20, 5: qPirsdlof the purchaser at the time of as B= te Real Estate Auctioneer. aa rye the resell esata property A P ete B and * at riday at 7, Vand | Luster reorye the righ to reel the aut po SED SALE OF SUPERIOR SUBURDAN POSTPO: TOPE RTY AT THE. HEAD OF AVENUE NORTH cost fie'm. and 8 p.m. cf detaulting purchaser, should the terms of sale For, Richmond and the South, 7 a.m. daily, and be not complied with within five Gaye from day of That Maguioent Giscorere con cron 0 p.m. ne Cae eeanes . cee Conveyancing and recording at purchaser's 311. a 100. feet nig of streat, at the: = 12:50, 8, 6, 7 and 9:05 p. ¢..M, MATTHEWS, junotion of anid street and Comnectiéut ave day at 8 and 1 43 Cor nue, being lot ‘*O," of the recorded subdivision. mt ROboLPHe Oty ot, "AUGHTON, ‘Trustees. “Osklawn.” containing 103,389 equare ies whiel ahs ,{nformation, sleeping and parlorcar so- | soy Louisiane ey. ton, D.0., Beturaay, thesad day SPP Stag 9 oN on <a eee aa ne Erccnred st ihacmices, noe DUNGANGON BROS: Ancien oot2a-alkas The ack at Bsr 1a at ene bok, Bue, northesst corner 6'h and Pennsylvania ave- aaa Tortponed on eee of’ the weather, will be Hur, and at the depot. where ordars can, be lett fo TO-MORROW. again offered for sale on premises on Wednesday, ‘checking of ‘xe to destination the 2d of June, A.D., at 6° o'clock p.m. and residences, HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ‘Terme of sale: One-third cash, and’ the balance L. PB. F. neral Passenger 'ABMER, Get Agent. in one and two years, with seven ee: cent interest, FRaNK 1HOMSON, General Manager. sepl7 payable semi-; annually ALTIMOBE AND OHIO RAILBOAD. THE GREAT 2 en ane LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF OROOKERY AT On THURSDAY MORNING NEXT, No-, VEMDER 4TH, in my salesroom, (Star! ee commencing at 10 o'cLock, I necured by deed of OHNE: NORMS: Heaeuss utes. '- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until WEDNESDAY, cone 9TH, 1880, same hour and National oii ‘and Sh. Ce | pcos Di BNE. NORRIS, Trusteo. same hour To take effect Per ay 230 at 1:20 p.m. SHOMAB DOWLING, at = JOUN'E: NOREIS ‘Trustee 5:00 a.m.—1 an a. Taito 6:50 a.m Ae 6:55 a. m1. Baltimore, Ani (-THE ABOVE SALE 18 FURTHER POST- PONED ena WEDNESDAY, June eas 1830, aT 4 O'CLOCK P. M., at which time the ty will surely be sold. JOHN E. NORBU Y drustos. ‘}®-THE PURCHASER AT THE ABOVE SALE having tailed to comply with the terms thereof, the property will be resold on SATURDAY, Novesnen ITH, 10, AE A O'CLOCK P.M. OD the Premises. at bis rink aud cost. he prrchades mired. nae and Way Sta. | tpry DECORATED > EOILET SETS AT AUC- . | On THURSDAY NEXT, Novempen 4, 1880, ar anpapeyi and way. BEBE | worctocm, Tehall sell, within my salesroom, ‘the wey etations. above consignment. Dow THOMAS DOWLING, Auctlonecr. taunton ant 8 prin Express. E 9: pam sew York, ike Bhiadelp iy Bonen. and ae Fe ae ‘TRIX OF A DESIRABLE Lor press. ri an = Philadelphia. Tes SIDE OF SIXTH, NEAR CORNER oN STREETS 3 der and by virtue of fall Un eran an and ray Sunday only—Baitimore, Annapo- | gnority vested in rea ye will of Ferdinand mae aoe te ES ihe lege}, deceased exec : 3 olnt 6 of Rocks for peed Sad stations cast of m., ane iedmont, except Sunday) ‘Pullman car to Oia | OCTOBRE, 3 i Lot No.2 a SS OmKG DOwEI. Auctioneer. GRAND SALE Ginnali and Lovisville, daily; Grafton to Sand ausky daily e3 except Baturday. eRe ee Express. Btops at Bladens- muuare No. 480, a0 Tei fr front By 88 feet 435 inches ‘Terme: One-third to be paid in cash and notes Ue OF TURKISH, BY C. MAN AND “GRGRSSTAN RUGS ANB for the residue of the purchase money to be given, pany, oie iid Hanover,” AnuaPou® J0n0- | payabioin equal amounts, arG, and is months, | CALPE TS. - = jereet from the day of sale, and secured b: " in th a2 AP B-—Baltimore, Annapolis, Ellicott City | Paced of trust on the Property, sold, or all cash at eahlte attention of CRETE GOT ER. cota’ D-m.—tBalt'more and Laurel Exp the purchaser's option. ie property may be re- | some of the finest arvete ever brougtl Baltimore and Laurel Express. | sold at the purchaser's risk and cost after {ree | to this city. ‘fail partical nd due’. stice of P. pages © Philsdelphia aad. Bosna Gays notice in the Evening Star newspaper, gale in future adv Es Tete 2 a of sale be not complied wit iin ave | SMe, m,wat THOMAS DOWLIN *, Auct. re Baltimore and Way Stations. (Win- Gaye front the, of sale. All conveyancing at chester, ick, Hagerstown and Way, via He- | Purchasers cost. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. LOUISA SCHLEGEL, Executrix. WALTER B. GIUEEASS £ CO., ‘Aucts. octZl, 23,25. 27, 29&ds. Sw- THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED on gcoount of the rain until THURSDAY, Novemnes TRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE. Under a deed of trust to me, bearing date 19th January, 1875, and recorded in Liber 77, one of the land records of this District, at pages 69, &ec., I shall sell at public auction, 9 the highest bidder, on the premises, on WE! p-m.—Baltimore, Bladensburg and Laurel |- ee. Frederick, via Relay. Stops at Annapolis fon aed, eame hour and place. "iy order AY, Of the Executrly OVERS-2t | THE 10TH Da¥ oF Novemmen, 1580, ama olarock he he, corner of square and ng thence sc ae Rep toe a PROPOSALS. on ith street east 100 fect: thence west 26 fect ; thence north 20 feet; thenes east 10 feet ‘thence north to H street north 80 and thence by and BEE H street 16 feet fo the beginning—dofwult having been made in the payment of she debt secured thereon, The property is improved by substantial Frame Buildings. Terms of sale: One-third cash; and balance ii equal payments in one and two years, bearing i terest, deferred payments to be in notes of pur- chaser, secured upon property. All conveyancing at cost of purchaser. O iy. bi FB tPhuadelphia ana Galtimore Express. one at Bladenebure an G05 p.m Point of Mocks and Way ay Stations. p-th.BALTIMOME, AND LAUBEL EX- PRESS. 9:30 p.m.—tB8t. Louis, Otactnrss Ohicago an Pittsburg Express. (Pittsburg. except Sunday. 4 Sopa St Louie ard Fittsburs. p. m.—tBsitimore, Buscensbure s ‘and Lsurel as KE :15 “p.m.—tNEW YORE, PHILADELPHL BOSTON AND BALTIMON# EXPRESS, Bespin i to wt York, and special sleeping car to tba. $8unday only. Other trains daily,except ate trains stop 2 Relay Station. Bor, further information, ap iy at the Baltimore and Ohio Ticket Of ton Station, and pRcrcesrs FOR MAIL BAGS. Post Orrick DEPARTMENT, WatuIncton, D.0., October 20, 1880.. BEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS wili be re- ceived at this Department until noon, on the sec- ond dey of December, 1880, for furnishing, by con- tract, for four years, from the first day of January, 1881, MAIL BAGS like the samples of this De- W. B. Vai ee h street. oct22-eod Eon OS Auctioneer. 608, 619 and Corner Ta ands enusyivanis aveate, See eieieat ata point rin th seme it W. ae AER 8. Sees checked'and nd rece ved at uy polar int eel. tion. | Partthent; also for furnishing MAIL BAGS, Bysintue of a at Rt from the oe = tah Ne Transport i st-law, I will offer st publie auction, on the G20: 00 ROUNTZ Goneral Avent conforming in meteriais and sizes to the | Promises, on SATUDAY, Novewpene 190.0 K: LO! ‘Agent. Cana Dia Ace 7 Ania orcices,, the property of the isto Walter #: ae Sees See eet. met Ringgold, situated ax above, and containing about 7 Acres, by 8 two-story comfortable Prove fame Bel, and ontbuildines cficial samples, but of different struction and improved patterns of which bidders con- PROFESSIONAL. paisite for a sreeisian oa farm. ‘The place Is under good cultivation: has & ASY FEET. &c.—The wise for health on i neem thrlving Vineyard of choice varieties of Grap eee cee posite, Wiuiard’s Ho: | coraitions and requirements relating to proposals, | uated vpon a well-kept roadway, aud. lias @ fino Mew of the surrounding country. ‘This property issitusted in a thrivirg and «rowing neizhbor- hood, audis desirable as a residence or as a spoon lation. The p property is the same, conveyed to th 01 Political, Miltary aud Nava! denitarios of this snd representatives of leading foreign countries. Foo! Surgery, Uorns, Bad oh ete. Fee 81 per visst. ot H. JOHNSON, D. pettetey ts in alt ‘te ‘Branches. SOLD FI pccialty. Office—717 1 ST. opposite “*Oal- "icrerences <i :—Hev. Dr. DomEr and others. augll contracts, &c , a8 well as forms of biddiag, will be furnished on application by letter to the Second insoenestes OE Beem te me Aseistant Postmaster General. No proposal will | deed dated, August 10, 1868, {And recorded ia Liber 8. H. No. 2 folio 468, id Records for <=] ke considered which shall not have bsen submitted | Anne Avindel county, Ma. in accordance with such specifications and forms. Terme of sale: Oué third cash; residue in one and two years, with notes bearing interest at six Per_cont por snnum. until paid. aud to bs secured 1 made will = deed of trust on the pro) lonvey- BE. WEIRENBOBN, Dentist, romoved vo 916 Tih eho conkrsoes which mayne eet || A oe a aS $35) cee st.n.w. CELLULOID TRETH in formity to the specifications and the accepted pro- | quired on day of sale. If terms of sale are not com. Sra Tooth st reasonsule prices. Poe ia The right i ed, bi to reject | Atiriek' of lets moe ph sehen re eer eo reeall ‘eet sa'B. 18 is reserve lowever, re) ‘St risk of defaulting purchaser. ing, 60 cents. deci | P°** ait ms LDSWORTH GORDON, Trustee. EK. DURE, Dentist, 715 14th st. nw. bet. G@ | oS OF all the Proposals. immediately after th 6 sale, at - Dasa N.Y. ave.—Eesntifa Iseta of J Teetit ot won Place, will be 6 bo fora aise #5) Begin Filled, “91. Rxtracting JAS. N. TYNER, Household Furniture of the residence, 60 octet See renee Gt vanlor iprary, %,D-ning Room and, C oct20-law6t Acting Postmaster General. rece oddine ‘Rite ‘and Gun Vaso, Barometer, Trunk and Valise, &c. One Cow, two Horsea, Carri neck, Farm Wasp, implements, and Double Har- [ons STATE LOTTERY. —s ten tons of Hay, TAKE NOTIOB! tep barrels of Corn, lot of Oypresé Singles, &c.,&C. MEDIOAL, &c. This is the only Lottery ever votedon by the people | _oct20-e0 WALTER 8. COX, Administrator. Ciesens DE. AND MADAME SELDEN, Pro- | of astate, and under a late decision of the U. S. UNCANSON BROS., » Auctioneers, ~~ On Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness and Sleeplessness, Their Cause and Care, BY C. W. BENSON, M. D. Headaches of all kinds are nervous, whether called siok, nervous or constitutional headache, and depend upon one cause—nervous depravity or poverty. When the patient is very nervous it is called Nervous Headache; when dyspeptic it is termed Sick Headache; when bilious itis termed. Bilious Headache, and so on. Excitement, over- exertion, hot sun or bright light are all exciting causes of hesdache; but the real cause is the nervous system itself. Only those whose nervous system jis in a depraved condition suffer, while all others whose nervous sys- tem is in s normal state, although ex- Posed to the same exciting causss, escape. Now, why do my pills cure these diseases? Simply bs- caure they act directly upon the digestive organs and the nervous system; they ars nerve food, and soon put the nervous system into a normal state, and thereby remove the cause of these and all other nervous diseases. Their effect is upon the fountain head, and their cure is permanent. They can no more fail to nourish the nervous system than bread and meat can the general system. Thereforeacure is certain when they are properly used. They are Rot purgative, but relieve constipation by curiag indigestion, the cause ef it. Celery has only come into public notice within the last few years as a nervine, but scientific ex- periments and experience have proved beyond a doubt that it controls nervous irritation and peri- edic nervous and sick headachet> a marked de- gree. Buta combination of the Exrracr or CELERY AND CHAMOMILE, which has been but recently in- troduced to theprofession ana the public by my- self, has produced such marvellous results in curing nervousness and headaches, and especially nervous and sick headaches, neuralgia, and sleep- lesaness, that it has excited public attention and ewspaper comments, and therefore I give the fol- lowing information to the public to avoid answor- ing hundreds of letters of inquiry about them: My pills for the cure of headaches and nervous- ness are prepared under my supervision and intended expressly tolcure headsches, neuralgia, sleeplessness and nervousness, and will cure any case where no organic disease of the brain or spinal cord exists. Hundreds of cases of many years’ standing have been cured. Nomiatter how chronic or obstinate the case may be, a permanent cure is morally certain. This statemeat is made a‘ter Sears of experience in their use in the general prac- tice of medicine. ‘These pills are also valuable for school children who suffer from nervous headaches caueed by an overworked brain in their studies, and for all classes of hard brainworkers, whose overtaxed nervous centers need repairandseda ion. Nervous tremor, weakness and paralysig are “aing daily cured by these pills. They correct costiveness, but are not purgative. Directions on each box. Prive, 50 cents, or six boxes for $2.50, postaze free to any address, or may be ordered through any druggist. No order filled unless accompanied by the money, or any letter answered that does not contain a three cent stamp. Depot, Ro: 106 North Eutaw strest, Balti- more, Md. nov3 FAMILY SUPPLIES. HILADELPHIA CHICKEN, 20 cts. Kea Head D Dicks, 81 por pars Stal Fed Beet Blade jead Duc! Keaet, 12ige.; Best Prime Bib Boact, ise. . Bie Join Steak, fitet cut, 150. sirloin Stoak, best cut, ‘Bact Lamb and Mutton; hind quarter. 1age. 5 Best’ Tamb ana Mutton, fore uarter, 100. ; Best Oreamery Print Butt est Creamery Tub Butter. 85c. ; Ear'y Tose Pot toes, 5c. a bi Sweet Pota 85c. a bushel ued Beef a eye: Corn cisity. Marketing delivered to all parts of the city x v se ounce MARKETS, cor. 14th and New octas “PRANK J. TIBBETS, Proprictor. Aww ars we WERE AHEAD: ARE STILL AHEAD OF ANY AND ALL OOMPETITION. FIRST PREMIUM, og tHe GOLD MEDAL, Awarded again to CERES, The celebrated MINNESOTA PATENT PRO- FLOUR, for being the handsomest et the most nutritious Patent Fiour that ever was exhib- ited at a Fair. ember that CERES, the whitest and strongest, and in every reepect the most beautiful of all Minsesota Fionr, was awarded the FI UM last year. It cams out vie torus {cn sgainst all other competitors, and it is “COOK CF THE WALK” sgain this year, and 1 any and overy housekeeper who wants SNOW-WBITE BREAD, ROLLS AND BISOUITS, should ask the grocer for ‘‘OERES," the champion Flour of America. FOR SALE PY EVERY GOOD GROCER. WHOLESALE DEPOT: Gorner et at, and Indiana ave. WM. M. GALT & CO. feswors of midwifery: over twenty years auc- | Supreme Court at Washington is the only Legal P. 8.—They are also the sole Wholesale Agents for rae pal pea rien spots 7 rai and sia = | Lottery now in the United States, all other charters | ¥ARM_IN PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, ON | this District of Hecker’s Self-Raising Flour aad Sworn Leriapwee ond’ Serstors tee nese r oariee, having been repeated or having no existence. DHE VISTRICT LINE, BEYOND Tae 80L- | Buckwheat. octlé Dann ae mae PIERS’ HOMME, ON SLIGO KUAD, aT AUG- . Fi . Goons. HRORS OF YOUTH. = FREE By. rte of a deed of trust, dated Ma EW Bre Ar REE BELGE | Seni Opry to Win a Fortune, | a ida’ dete cee: da | N — . : youthful indiscretions. ‘ad oa ae PY | ELEVENTH GRAND DISTR UTON, Chass | bocks for Prined Ged cargere county, sia’e of Mary: SYMINGTON’S EGSPTIAN FOOD, DAVIDSCA 5 : NEV EANS, TUESDAY, NOVEM- st the request of the pariy secured, I wil : i and-coly To Maman wt, NewYork, | AT, NEW ORLEANS, TUBADAY, N fel, ‘at public auction, in the city of Washinton, | ,2tehared at Market tat eter an at id District of Columbia. at the office of Dancanson 50 REWARD—If Dr. BuoTuers falis to care rck., number 319 Ninth street, corner of D street any case of Female W alaritios G thd Ovatructions:. thirty years’ exverience in Louisiana State Lottery Company. OF NOVEMBER: 1650, ae Poun Detar, DE Washington. ice, 906 B opposite Smith- This institution was regularly incorporated by | the following described real Cee cituate in Th sontan. oct8-Sm* ie lewielature of thestatefor educational and ehiar- | county of Prince, ae state of zeta to = = | itable purposes 868 © term wi ning for tl jigameatactone lanted on APfartabes NOMS wet bcs BOA NS | twenty-Ave years, to which contract thie in- the divieion line of ‘Kosack’s and Mrs. Sal, iy furni ew pee tae. faith of thestafe is pledged, which pledge | lie Carroll's land we Paice. with the same ns x Isdies di ig iline sops0. ow enewed by an overwhelming popular | a eon eihty-one (81 degrees 13 minutes) dezrees offlice. ux its franchise in the new constitution thirteen minutes west, tix an * red Dec umber 2d, A.D. 1879, with a capital of ),000, to which it has’ sineé added a reserve fund of over $300, 000. JTS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBU- Miner, DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR Ladies. All fexaie compiaints quickly cured. in be consulted cally. at 606 10th st. Le vee fous tom bee 9p. m. sep29- Gusrter "(6e) perches Os set at aboundary of said Kosack’s and Mehriing’s Jand ; then south forty-three (43 degrees 30 minutes) degrees and thirty minutes cast, ninety seven aa ME BLANORE, OF Pa PEAS TICN will take place” monthly, “on the second | fp, tol Kosch and hereafter’ desc bed then, DOOTRESS, cares sil complain’ j- | dues SF og north sixteen (16) dezrees west eleven and three- ty. Leucurshes.” 622 uth st., between It Never Scales or Postpones. quarter (1194) perches thence north forty-thn thres (4h augl-1a9 Look at the following distribution: ast “cet tee) ee Cpe MOTTS FRENCH POWDERS—Certai 7 IZE, 830,000. fe Sure forsiges Dives rmet and SiC | 9 ugy gCAFITAL PRIZE wa0.00. | | itis, dae eiohaekts mene or lat alsea Sad nary Diseases, Nervous Sra cone rn | eee BICERTS & fain piece or parcel cf land situate in eaid county eet, Blood and Skin’ Diseases speedily cured. Gonor- HALE-TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR. state, and described as follows, to wit: rho cured in 48 hours. Forsale by WM. B. EN- at teen (18) of Chillum or Chil- LIST OF PRIZES. England. It isan excellent nouris! anes ae ening Food tor Infants and GEBBER'S MILK Prepi ar at Thun, een UBEE pe eee FO} R GLACS, YELLOW PEACHES FOR OREAM, ae ESPRIT DES (£UEFS. Wes . BEED’S NS, ERS IN FINE GROCERIES, rth west. IMPORTERS AND, Dz 116 2216 F street no Beston MARKET, 2719 Penn‘a ave., REOPENED BY LEON SCHELL & CO,, Proprietors, Dealers in FISH, OYSTERS, MEAT, GAME, &o, Orders for dinners solicited. octS foie —26eTH— WISLE, Druggist, corner lth st) and Pa, ave. n Castle Manor, and which was conveyed Ieee $3 per box, stut by mail under seal on re- H o00 Wi Uarby by Woe Meomick by py coon daar ae Porviar MONTHLY DRAWING OF THE pan oAed Se 1 000 | which may be seen by reference to said deod, duly. Common: lth Di CONSULT DE. ROBERTSON, every Wednesday 2 Prizes 900 Fecorded in Liber. J a B.., Hallo 56, eta. ona of on weal istribution Co., lard records oi Sc trom Bind ps une whey with ib yoameee: | ab Bieee 000 | five (65) acre, more or. less; being The rane land AT MACAULEY’S THEATER, co) Hence; jitarantees acuré in all diseases of the Uri- | 100 Prizes 000 | which was conveyed to G. F. Fischer by C. 0. Ma- tithe Gily at gary Organs, Nervous and Seminal Weakness, | 200 Prizes 908 FES aie ‘by deed bearing ‘ate ‘aad Lay ty of Louisville, on ge suri ee : sy contacter wos itively cured | 1000 Prizes of ‘080 yf gid Fischer tothe aad Dania | TUESDAY, NOVEMBER = 1880. im from 5 to 10 Consul strictly me APPROX Hebsiinet wea dae dated 30th January, 1867, which ‘These drawings wate, and separate ofhecs for ladies, “Refers fo th 9 Approximation Prizes of 8300. 2,700 | deed has been duly recorded in Liber'F. 8-, num. | These drawing Herts monthly Ieadhix piywicians of Lattimore. Main office, 193. 9 Approximation Prizes of 200. Ti800 | Ger 4 Folio s0, stor ons of tie land: reodrds for eae al Ansembiy yo ‘Rentucs, Kutaw st.‘ Baltimore. Charges moderate. mar29 9 Appreximation Prizes of 900 fis nny & ees & Ge CaN meee the Rarer Brin News: 1857Prizes, amounting t0...0.eereeeeeeeeeee8110,400 | bor a scribe te eae | beh Special act, and has never [aesvaLLy ATTBACTIVE LINE or UPHOLSTERY AND HOUSEFURN- ISHING GOODS. Ovs Stock oF CARPETS. FLOOR OLOTHS, DRUGGETS, MATS, &o., R meible corresponding agents wanted at all points, to whom libePal compensation will be peor further information, write clearly ‘ull address. Send orders by express or r, or money order by mail. Addresse: M. A. DAUPHIN, New Orleans La., Or same person at No. 319 Broadway, New York, cuth With ualed tacos eco- Pe Ly Gieductinw the wood and Soni trade, Is unsurpassed by any in the city. Coe neck ste eer ner mi pees pay} ty = Handsome, line of LAGE OURTAINS just re- Sechnd ibmerccchi (3436) beginning, cont one and pen coal is lowest; offices | caved. ces, polite attention and aatisfec- | |All our Grand, Extraordinary Drawings are | ciguthe tenths (1 8-10) acres, ta Tees, the Hiroustout ‘ne ely ada Tmmeedst comma Gieeuarantecl wider dhe! euperciaion and ‘management of GENS. | Stine. yi of land which was omveyod micetion. tr ineuring ‘pro Prompt sttention weargee we G. T. BEAN by eaid Menriing to ssid Kossack by deed dated the prepared to o Crt Nad poe ae SINGLETON & HOEKE, octis ait aay of mnber,, 1875, and duly recorded in county sepi6 No. 601 Market Space. | QLIGHTLY DAMAGED SEWERPIPE. | H°5" Ho. 0, follo i, ctor writ al EWIS JOHNSON & CO,, Bankers, — Iniprdvenents, ways, casemate ute, peltloges Li A LARGE LOT FOR BALE VERY LOW. wise spp a by a Frame House, nsinde' Gemsanena cues active aca Pie ate ee at THE TRADES. = es STATES BORD®, DIB | Weare ao om bth day of Reptember, 1018, and recorded tn Tiber R TBICT and other INVESTMENT SECURITIES, BB. 0. 11, folio gone of the A Feoord KBINDING—The Lycerr Boss employs | DOMESTIO and FOREIGN EXCHANGE. mar? 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BOARDMAN, ‘Gonsien Fourea ual Buildings Louisville, Ky., or Sor crear for COUGHS, Fi | Sher Geo. > meet all Gomends f pee Eee aa THE EVENING STAR. WEDNESDAY .....November 3, LSS0. a THE ELEcTION YESTERDAY. SWEEPING REPUBLICAN VICTORY. The North Solid for Garfield Ex- cept, Perhaps, New Jersey. ‘The following ts a summary of the dispatches received in this city during the night, showing the election of the republican candidates—Gar- field and Arthur—as President and Vice Pres!- dent of the United States, and gains of republl- can Congressmen, which will give the control of the next House of Representatives to that party. Maine. One hundred and nrty fusion 37,594, scattering 147; ul n gain over eS eel 2,827. The Kennebec Sen ‘Says:—The state has gone republican by 4,000 5,000 and vee nh a larger Foch majority ts all the towns heard from generally give over the September vote. Senator Blaine has sent the following dispatch wo Gen. J. A. tose Mentor, Ohio:—“Maine bas given you a handsome majority over ali opporing seis ‘Will send the deiails later.” jew Hampshire. One. hunaren towns give Garfield 15.733, Han- Cock 14,528. The same towns in isié’ gave Hayes 14,917, Tilden 14,522, Bell (rep.) 15,685, Jores (dem.) 14,595; scatiering, 252; net ay lican gain, 1,476. ‘Chairman fluse, of the New Hampshire state repubilcan comnilttee, claims the election of Bell ror governor and the repub- lican candidates for Congress in the 2d and 34 distrc.s, The ist district ts in doubt. Vermont. Ninety-two towns give Garfield cock 10.452, Weaver 827, my T Same towns gave Hayes 24,547, Tilden 11,700, ares %4. Thirty-six towns give Garileld gg Nenpmore! ae oi er republican gata 0: 8 Is percen' wi ve the state to Gar- fleld by 30,000 majort Hiescachucedte One hundred and fifty-t a towns and wards give Garfield 82,664, Hans ‘The same towns in 1876 ‘gave Tages 75,116 and Tilden 62,209, In the first district W. W. Crapo (rep.) is ‘elected. In the second Ben. W. Harris (rep.) ‘Third district Ranney to ) 13,102, 1 Fourth district: Hayes (rep.) 10,560, Morse 10,621, scattering 27. The deie; ah 1 will stand 10 ‘republicans and i democrat. In the fifth S. Z. Bowman (rep.) ae is no douUt of the election of Stone {rep.) ) Jongress in the sixth district; in the be W. Candler (rep.), W. W. Reed'in the ninth, Amasa Norcross (rep.) in the eleventh, and W A. Russell (rep.) in the seventh are ‘el Boston complete gives Gartield 25,524 and Han- Cock 27,059. The Boston Journa’ claims a pin- rallty in sear sat nen 40,000 10 50,00. mnec' One eae and Uwenty-1 pares towns give Gariield 39,012, and Hancock 35,032. Miles (rey p) 4s elected to Congress in the fourth district. democrats Claim Phelps in the second district. The ao, of Hartford oi Garfield 4,501. Han- cock 4.727, Weaver igelow for gove nor, glish, 4,7 win, (greenback), s: gers, ee ‘ Buck, eh, for Gon: gress, 4,593; Beach, (dem.), 4.632. Joseph H. Sprague and Mahlon: R. West, (dems), are elected to the legislature. Khode Island. Returns from ~ heise’ = six in the state: Garfield, 7: Hancock, 8,953; Weaver, 2i2. Clty—Gartield, 5 on Hancock, 3,319, New York. New York city gives Hancock only 32,000 m: jority, and Brookiyn 5,305 majority. Gariield conceded the state by 30,000 majority. In New York city Rupallo, for Judge Ol the court of apy Tuns ahead of the ticket. Tne coa- eon roar Ais ened and eee rep., lor judge of the superior coui very close. Returns for register 9p tne <: ee ticket. so far <5 received, indicate that Docharty, dem., will be elected over Hess, rep., by about 4,000. Tne following Congressmen are elected: Fifth dis- trict, Ben Wood, (dem.); ol district, Cox, (Gem); elgnth district, MoCo, “(eens lath district, Fernando Wood, ( Gem ‘vexth district, Hewitt, (dem.); eleventh district, Morton, ae J: twellth district, Hutchins, (dem.) The returns Indicate the probabie election of Soo. ville (dem.) for Congress in the thirty-second district, In the seventh district, with thirty- nine election districts to hear from, Astor, rep., has 10,170 votes, and Durgo, dem., 9,9) ie Dwight, rep., for Congress in the twenty-elgnth district, is elected by a lange majority. Duchess a \y complete gives Garileld 2, es majority, a ublican gain of 9,301, and Congressman Betchem, rep. % sy 900 majo ity. Grace’s, dem., majority over Dowd, rep., for mayor of New York city, is about 2,600. ‘two hundred and forty-one ‘towns and wards out- Side of New York and Brooklyn show a repubil- can gain of S44 over the presidenifal vote of Isi6, At night the election of the demo- cratic New York city and county ticket was conceded, This comprise: mayor, register and Six aldermen at-large. Maryland. It Is estimated that Gen. Hancock's majority in Maryland will be fully 18,000. Five democratic Congressmen are elected. In the sixth ict, comprising Allegany, Garrett, Frederick, Wash- ington and Montgomery counties, Hon. Milton G. Urner, rep., the preseat republic.n Represen- tative, 18 elected. The democrats elect Con- gressmen as follows:—Fire* district, George W. Covington; 2d, J. F. C. Talbott; 34, Fetter S. Hobittzell; sth, Robert M. McLane; sth, Andrew G. Chapman. "The latest returns from the 6th distiic valve Urner's (rep.) majorities: Allegany, 150; Frederick, 676; Washington, 250—total with indications that the republicans have cai ried Garrett, leaving Montgomery, which does not overcome the majority {n the upper coun- tes. The total vote of Baltimore city for Preai- dent Was 55,000, the largest ever polled. Han cock received and Garfield 22,328; majority for Hancock, 10,344. Delaware. Wilmington bas certainly =: republican by an increased majority, and New Castle county, it is thought, will be carried by them also, but the returns indicate a majority in the state for Hancock of 1,000. The oe will secure at least 14 of the 21 legislator Virginins _ Returns indicate theelection ot Congressmen: D. Wise, dem., in the 3d district; John 3. Barbour in the sth’ district; John R. ‘Tacker, dem., in the 7th district, and the re-election of Joseph Jorgensen in the 4th district. Goode, dem., for Congress, has a plurality of 52 in Nor- folk, but the election of Dezendorf, rep., is con- ed by 2,000 majority. In the 7th congres- sional Gistilet Paul, readjuster, is probably elected over Allen, dem.; Trigg, dem., b2ats Fulkerson, readjuster, in the 9th district; as far af heard from, Cabell, dem., leads Stovall, read- juster, in the 5th district. Norfolk went demo- cratic by 52 majority and Portsmouth by 16 but bine district is naturally a republican strong- hoi 2 Pennsylvania. The Philadelphia 7i/nes estimates that Phila- delphia gives Garfield about 25,000 majority and the state about 30,000. The legislature is prob- ably republican on a joint ballot. Late returns last bight say: Garfield’s majority in Philadel- hia, with all wards heard from, is 22,27. Patterson (dem.), for city controller, has been elected over Jeffries (rep.) by 13,341 votes. In the 19th Pennsylvania district F. E. Beltzhoover (dem.) is elected by 5,700 majority. Bayne (rep.) is returned to Congress from the 23d district by about 5,000 majority. Scranton (rep.) is elected to Congress. A. Herr Smith (rep.) Is re-elected to Congress from the 9th district. C,L. Brumm (greenback-republican) 1s elected to Cont from the 13th district over Ryon (dem.) by about 500 majority. Wm. Bayley = .) 18 oo. Songress from the 6th district by a lat a- fone ham (rep.) in the tat con- gressional district J. Randall (dem.) In the 3d district, Wm. D. Kelly (rep.) in the 4th district and Alfred E. Harmer (rep. hae eo ~~ district, are re-elected. In the Sional district 3. M. Campbell (rep) 5 5 elated over Coffroth (dem.), present incum! Wisconsin. One hundred and thirty-seven towns show a republican: of 6,447, democratic galn 1,154. Net republican gain, 6.263. This does not in- clude Milwaukee. Deuster (dem.) for Congress ae} fourth district is elected by 1,500 major- ity. One hundred and fifty-nine towns in the cops show a total net republican gain of 10,169. the state the repul iu majority is proba- bly 30,000 or more. Gunther (reps) is elected to Congress in the sixth district. hio. om nets, wards and town- shi over one-third of the state, show a net republican gain of 9,400 5 and indicate a majority for Gartield of neariy 40,000. in ain 1s In 560 Precincts the ican, gain 38 ‘The Terra, Haute is all fea tas 2.95, a Hancock 2,420, Weaver 312; re ‘The indications are thst the total vote of the state will be ons a increase af 33,00, Hex Gicate the ‘zt of Hasson pn gin eoegnd Soo majority. There 1 Mgressional district, Which shows a gain for Cutts (rep) Of 8. “Minnesota neh entsthree towns I alstrict gives Wack ey: red : and the 24. a 105 ota The rpunlonns a ny a nul ican for gover- hor, has run abead of was an! ‘ed; and Ludiow, acenocrat ‘argon frhor has run jess behind than was. The mgd * pa lose the con- jonal « 'S) the seventh Bararn "s) ore the. pesent Gefeat of Gen. Kilpatrick ts conden and the a ma: Of 2,000 for bis op- ponent, Mr. Harris The ubiicans elect ong : Kobeson ret district, J ba ‘hineas Ji in the sixth, with Hill (rep.) in doubt as. Cutler. The ts tn the third Pearances republic Et ipok a3 can ase 2 to B majors re ited. St Stats "Sonat On, n of ti ve Coaamntteee, Mao stat says the result “4s doubtful and nationally and the news we have from Trenvon, Paterson, Newark and the manufacturing ‘ais tricts makes the state doubtful. State Senator Hobert, chairman of the republican SS. fays il looks as if Hancock tne ‘state, but sull we are Crea 80 mach tit may hot be. I am confideht that we shail elect — governor and save four of our seven ‘ongressmen.” The democratic state commit- tee claim that the state has been carried for Hatcock and for Ludlow for governor. The re- publicans claim to have elected four congress- men out of seven. The delegation will stand the — as em acum mon. ihe legislature is still In doul ough the republicans claim a ma- jority on joint ballot. South Carolina, The republicans having no state ticket in the feild, Ha). (dem.) Is elected governor with- ‘special from Chareston Says eighteen voting places in the city and county give 2.000 democratic majority, indicating a majority of 2,500 in Charleston county, assuring the elec- tion aie. Harned and a solid der: ncratle delega- ngress. Hancock's majority any- irneee trae en ne baees. pala West Virginia. The returns are meager, but the indications are that the state will go democratic by about 13,000, The Congressmen will be unchanged. ‘The vote shows — a galns. Spectals to the pallas 7 rald trom various parts Of the state affirm the re-election of Gov. Koberis, and the state is for Hancock aud Eag- lish by Une usual rene Al Congressional returns indicate that Herndon, Gem., in the first district; Herbert, dem., in the second, and shelley, dem., in thie unird, are elected to Con; A special from the chair- man of the republican state committee s: Strobach, rep., for Congress in the secol cond dis. trict, has a majority of 3,000 In Montgomery county, a republican gain over the vote of Au- gust of 5,000, Scattering returas from other counties in the district show a light democratic Vote, and Indicate Strobach’s election. Revarns from the third district show large republican gains, but democratic ofi have the count, and result uncertain. Perry county gives Smith, rep., in the fourth district, 2,000 major- ity, a change of 4,000 votes from August. Sintth is undoubledly elected. First district close. mocrats Carry fifth, sixth and seventh dis- tricts, and by virtue of the count carry the state by a largely reduced majoricy. Florid: ‘The indications favor the election of Bloxham (dem.) tor br governor and Davis (dem.) for Con- sane ist district, The secoad district is Close. Mississippi. ‘The principal fight was lu Chalmers’ district, where Lynch (rep.) made a vigorous fight. ‘Specials to the Clarion says Cualmers 1s elected by agood majority. The democratic majority in the state will be over 49,000, ‘Tennessee. one, os een ood claien gain of three or four igressmen; sey Young defeated in the Memphis aistiicts a Probably repubdli- ean; democratic’ he eadquarters closed; Tepubil- cans Jubilant. Louisiana, Returns from ail parts of the state indicate the election of the Hemoceatie candtiates in all the congressional districts. Hancock's ma- jority in New Orleans 13 estimated at 9,000. Haron, (rep.) of the 2d congressional district, Soret Dane gs ticket — city and ‘od lec rrel, (rep.) Of the 3d district is garded as certain, -: California, One hundred and seven towns and precincts give Garileld 6,950, and Hancock 6.545. At the republican headquarters the state 1s contideatly claimed by not less than 5,000inajority. Oaly a iow scattering returas have been receiv. which indicate democratic sucesss, althourh it 4s clalmed the democ: pratic gains wit b> coudlued to the legislative ticket. The total vote ts 41,995 in San Francisco. The republicans claim th? city by 2,500 majority. Ne The Garfield electoral jority of about 1,000, Da Wo Cony A ispatcl to to the Chicago Trin vune trom Vi “ity Says that Storey county, = — pinerm di the en Wwoilie electing representatives, gives a majority for Garfield. “i — Colorad The republicans carry the State by an in- creased majority. Illinois, Late returns show Sweeping republican — in Chicago, and the election of tae entire cl county, state and national republican cant dates by a majority of over 6,000, The returns from country towns may fucrease this to 9,000 or 10,000, a very heavy gain over the vote of 1876." It's A Po the ———— SS ia the state will be 30,000. So far as learned and estimated the congresstonal del ‘legation willstand republicans 14, democrats5, as follows: Repub- licans: First district, Aldrich; 2d. Davis; 3a, a 4th, Sherwin; Sth, Hawk; 6th, Hender- Son; 7th, Cullen; 8th, Payson; 9th, Lewis; (prob- 16th, Marshall; 13th, Smith; 14th, Can- 15th, Forsyth’ (probably); 13th, Thomas ae icket Will have a ma. gett (rep.) 1s elec 2. non; (probably). Demporats: Eleventh district, Sin- gieton; 12th, Sprirger (probably); 16th, Sparks; ied Lory gel ayy 19th, Townshend. I ‘his holds in the light of Jater returns cure would republican gaia of one con- gressman. Returns from 70 towns and pre- cincts in illinois — of Chicago show a net republican gain of 7! Sporting Notes, In the big walking match tn London “Blower Brown” has, after a remarkable feat of runniag during the first six hours, broken down utterly, and withdrawn from the race. Pegram, the colored American pedestrian from whom so much was expected, has also broken dowa, and Rowell has made double a3 many miles as he has. The fight is between Dobler and Rowell. Both are men of remarkable endurance. There was a large attendance at the Jerome Park races yesterday. The winners were: ‘Three-quarters of a mile, Spark, time, 1: 73 one mile and three-quarters, Uncas, time, 3:16 one mile anda quarter, Wave 0’ light, ume, ne Mile and an eighth, Spark, tine, 2:03; mile and an eighth, heat 3, Parole. time, 24, 2:04; steeplechase, Bertha, time, 4:30, ee MAEREHIED. ‘ZEGEDY—WELLS. On Sunday, October 31, ie by the Rev. Dr. Suter, Hexuy W Szeoxve to Miss FLORENCE L. UNew York papers rs please copy.) UNDERTAKERS. __ NLY HARVEY. === BS. WEIGHT. UNDERTAKER, ‘sep2t-12m0 1337 10th street n.w. PIANOS AND ORGANS. spueneee= PIANOS AND OBGANS, at prices and on the popular in-, “puperior .