Evening Star Newspaper, November 10, 1880, Page 3

. ‘ STEAMER. &e. z oe Ryo 46 RIVER LANDINGS, ND. ATURDA [atto: Setacnine TUESDAY, THURSDAY ana BUND ee a at poe et ‘Also, at Ma‘ Se Bees hark var Wednesday and Ssturdsy go- returning, and Cottare uoadey oS e erecay saa Sunday Landing Monsey eine, octé-Sm POH Poromac RIVER LANDINGs. STEAMER THOMPSON, we built expresaly far eth Eee ST a geen wee 6th stree: wharf every Mt bar TY THUBSDAY and BATURDAY, at 7 o'clock 4 m., making the principal landings in the river. Fare and freixhts a loweat rat rates, aa octl3-3m 1416 F street. BM Lit or : EAMER ee (poe of 7th street, at 7 o'clock, mee a. pions SUNDAY, TUESDAY AND THURSDAY, Ex Lebaarit wn asa Sonint tetaraite MORDAT, ‘WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. Fare and Freight at lowest rates. jyl3-ly ¥. J. STONE. Purser. i AND FORTRESS MONBOA STEAWER JANE ener. Carrain JAMES T. BABKE! sts oat gi. Leave tenet, Date WED TESDAY! gance Rorfolx siternate da ding st alexandri Point and Fort Morroe, Vs., and returning. STZAMERS FOE NEW YORK: DAYS, 5 ae ‘at 4 p.m.,stop- ‘Lookout Nand E. CO. KNIGHT, ATURDAYS. at ee m.. AYS. relent ast 8 “4, Saal ke, coe cance . oom, . tar fe 2.W. near Wilard’s Ho a . 8 LOVELL, President. NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FORTRESS MONEOF AND THE SOUTH STEAMER GEORGE LEARY, Car- Fzing, U.S. Mail. Josue: m WHITE, ler. LEA ‘WasHINGTOR, Nonrore, From foot of Sevetith st. | From Oarzpbei'é wharf, MONDAY, WEDNES. | TUESDAY.” THURS- DAY s = FRIDAY. at DAY AXD SATUB- Piney Point and Put ‘Looxout Going ree rans fat 1; Round Trip, 81.50. Tickets goed aati sed. Tickets and Fears iene at. We Ben's sonst 1216 ¥ Bs rn’ Btatione: next to Post Unies: Purcy G- “Salts, 98 Taste Penns ay coe w. Th st. wharf Boabiiiooe D- o. Campbell's wharf, Norfolk. ‘ERMAN LLOYD—srzavsare ‘TWEEN NEW YoRE, Havage, LONDON, ieee sa tharea hen ae ae: The steamers 0! ‘compsn: arery urday from Bremen Pier, foot 0 Sastrest oboken. Bates of raseaze:—From New ns dret cab Havre, Lon- don, Southam; ‘on and Bremen, bin, "8100; Sertiteaten, G2 Fortra reight or pases arpiy cat 7 resht OELBIGHS “& ow York G METZENOTY & 004 S20 Ba avo Asorts ior Washington. auzaT YLYDE’S NEW EXPRESS LINE WASHINGTON, ¢ GEORGETOWN, ;, ALEXANDRIA Comnmcrixe “sr Pumbeerar wire Oxxpe's LINES FOR New YORE, Bostox, PuoviDENcs, Fatt Rives, oe 4LL Porsts ix tas New ENGLAND STATE Fr sain SAILING DAYS. From Washin; cone Mon at St, m. From Philsdelphia—Satur: aye, atl0s.m. Freight received daily until ants Georgetown ghar? footof lan sect ee WILLIAM P. CLYDE & OO., General Man: -» Agen: 2 2nd 1202 F st. n.w. Ly n. anza7* VUNARD LINE. THE OUNAED STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIM- Between New Xork and Liverpoot, Call- at Cork sae FBOME ible terms. at very low rates. fon ge gt ae from meenstown, and all other parts of Fa Europe, at i rates. th bills of inden alven for Belfast, Glaszow, Havre, Antwerp and other porta on the Gontinent, and for Mediterranean por prox frctaht and oes apply at the Company's by ge ar steerage and sauin to OTIS HIGELOW k OO, 0S Tih otrese au27 VERNON H. BROWN & oo., N.Y. NEW YORK—-BOTTERDAM. The first-class steamers of this line— posit Building, corner Noe York treet northwest. ang? ypeecn4nts 4ND MINEBS TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. GUTSIDE LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN BALTIMORE — NEW YORK. Bailing WEDNES- DAY and SATURDAY, at at ‘Tp. 42 avenue and mm foot of (near New Your" tS a a a snd BAT- DEDAY, DAY. at 8p. 7 from Pier 49, Bast iver, assenhger sccommodations. Lowest Sites ae jnciuding meals 1d stateroom berth. Bt feoraes 64. Tucan if de sired. ‘Mo. per COAL AND WOOD. YOAL. 1D. coaL. Cc ARTHUR B. S (Formerly with W. H. Marlow) ‘Has on hand and constantly receiving the best qual- ities of Coai and Wood. rticular attention given to the delivery of oat free from slate or dust. Or- ders ras telephone ary filled. Clhomas B. P nick ‘8 old Sta) J OBN new. octs 3m ILLEB, ligaie aiid Retatl Dealer in ect: AL, AND. WOOD: is Main Office, Ds ‘Wood Mill, . v, Brasenyardias Bat. s.¢. eve and V: i pet ——s ‘Coal so! piace in the city. PINE RINDLING 9 wok 35.00 per co: — Bisedof HINDLING WOOD daivered tn an part of beet {or $1.25. cons om a promplly filled, ant id satisfaction — snteed. Da AIB ASSOCIATION. HE FIRST PREMIUM FOR BEST COAL and RINDLING WOUuD ‘awarded to us over al competitors. STEPHENSON & BRO. Depot and Mill, 7th-street whart. Office: 12th and Penn. avenues 24 G, = Sueur, a ° warp GOAL AND Woo, Special etven to order. ‘TAI and 328 Pa. Ave. yOAL. JenNSON B ELEPHONIO CONNECTIONS. Full Weight. soa oh up largest wi! Gureuehout us elie: snd allio os pication, insuring prompt in mediate comma. toour patrons the best THE TRADES. )/K BINDING—The Lycerr Brxprny employs ‘Bret clase W work, "it ie oge of the oliest establishments in the city. 1012 Pa ave., ARD JOB PRINTERS, 1013 frente. sahington, a RAILROADS. ‘Sun For Nea ars: East, 10:40 a.m., 2:1 a Sunday, 10:00 pcm, Limited srlor Cars, 9:30 a.m. Brocka Anoee rooklyn | Annex. iton street, avoid- ercee How —_ a fe 30, 10:40 a.m., and ‘30 andl 00 p.m. Ee pel Greek Tine, 6:40 8.m. and 4:40 p.m. For prtiegt 40 2,1n. and 4:40 p.m. daily, ex- EXANUAIA AND FREDERIORSBURG RATL- XANUALA <7 WASHING. Ha.m- and 3D For Richmond snd the Routh, 7 iG 1m. daily, except Sunday iexandria for Washington, 6, 8, 18 ; 12:50, 3, 6, 7 and 9:05 p.m, and 12 mid On Bunday st 8 and 10 a-m., 7 and 9:05 hxets, ene geoepeege sleeping and parlor car ac- -m. daily, and commodati n be procured at the offices, north- Gast corner of Ith street and Pornsyivania ave: Bue, north ner 6*h and Pennsylvania aye- Bue, snd at the depot, where orders can, be left £0: the checking of baggage to destination from hotel and residences. i ae MER, Gen assenger Agent. FRABK Fe HOMSON, General Manager. sep17 ALTIMOBE AND OHIO RAILBOAD, THE GREAT DOUBLE TRAOK. National Houte and Short Line to the No. che eerste uae To take effect siday, Sa ots Stay ia, at 1:30 p.m. Pac "Balti mee ‘Eitoots City and Way Sta- 6:30 a.m. [Baltimore Express. E- spolis an ewan - mont, Strsebure, Winchester Hagerstown, Mrode Figk and way, vis Relay. 310 a.m.—Point of Rocks And way stations. 836 am. —Saunenaet Ve Express. 9:00 a.mn.—New York, Philadeiphiay Boston and Baltimore Express. Parlor car to New York and Pa On Sunday only—Baltimore, Annspo- ar st 0am —t8t. Louis, Chicago, Columbus and Pittal Express. (Connects tor Hagerstown and Ai Point of Boeke for Frederick and stations east of Piedmont, except Sunday.) Pullman car to Gin- cinnati and Loniavilie, daily; Grafton tot ‘Sandusky on, except Baturdey. 18:00 a. m.. —Baltinore Exp ress. Stops at Biadens- lege, Beltsville, Taurel, Annspolis Junc- a Hanover. Baltimore, Annapolis, Ellicott City ‘Bait'more and Laurel Express. ‘On Sunday ouly, Baltitaore and Way. ew York, Plilsdelphia and Boston P-m.—Baltimore and Way Stations. (Win- chested, Fredesich, Riamentows aaa Way, vis Be- Is} To p. Baltimore, Bladensburg and Laurel a derick, via Relay. Stops at Annapolis 4:35 p.m.—tPoint of Rocks, Frederick, Hagers- town, Wine chester ‘and Way Stations. "On Bi junday to Point of Rocks and ay ‘Stations ae (4:40 p.1m.—tBaitimore, Annapolis and Way Sta- ‘$10 p.m.—tChicago S24, py Commbus Express. Sleep ine cars to Chicago d 5 p 1m. —?Phisdelphia sud Baltimore Express. stops st Bladensburg and Laurel n.—Point of Rocks and Ws pee Dim.—tBaltiniore and War 8 p-m.—BAL YOKE AND LAUREL EX- 350 p. -m.—t8t. Louis, Cincinnati, Chicago and Pittsburg Express. (Pictsburs, except Sunday.) Bley fee cars to St. Louis and Pittsburi 9:3 m.—t Baltimore, Bisdeneburs 4 ‘and Laurel ee ib:i5 +NEW YORE, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS, Bleeping oe to New York, and special sleeping car iba. +Sunday only. Other trains daily, except wa rains stop at Rel ion aan at at the Baltimore and ono thera Offices, ‘Washington Station, and 603, 619 and Corner 14th an ivania avenue, where orders will be taken for baevage 10 be checked sod received at any oink in the tion. Ae Mastet eee en Li, Genera Ticket Ag t Agent. Gro. BORO! Cc. K. LORD. Gente’ P Pamenger: ‘Avent. myl7? PROFESSIONAL. pans Bee Eg ence ~ 1 - Boy poe AGRE H ong them the ot Modical Judtersl, and Ni afaiernitact ea of this and tel, 1s pat ange an rare ‘athves of loadin ft 3 F representatives of leading foreign countries. Foot Surgery, Corns, Bad Nails, ee Fee $1 per visst.o7 aa JOHNSON, D. D. Bevery in 2 "alt ite Branches. eon at Ofice—717 H ST. “x . ite “*Oai- ‘Septet ee W.. OP) vary, ‘Reference:—Hev. Dr. Domes and others. sugli Rk. WEISENBORN, Dentist, removed to 915 7th st.n.w. CELLULOID TBETH inserted, oie set, and al] operations on the nat- Pape i reasonable prices. Extract- ing, 60 decl6 Dik ae Dentist, T15 14th st. n- wz bet G aN. ¥. ave. —Beantifu laste of Ty $i; Extracting without ry ‘So centa “all operations warranted. B. T. M. T, No. a “ALBOTT, DExTIST, st., three doors from cor. zy Bentis try in a ite branches. Teeth perset. Ail work warranted. MEDICAL, &e. D HON, the oldest established and most reli- abi L ADIEs’ PHYSICIAN in the city, can can be consulted t 455 Maseuchusetts todand 6to8 Female Complai 3 Rarities quickly cured. Coneultation sre, eee Fate roome for patients. BERORS OF ¥0' oe a TERE for the speed f 8 or tne epeedy cure of 8 ARN} fe broushi on 6} rm Fouthiful indisesetions: ‘maareomes Urouent en by DAVIDEON & 00, and-eoly 18 Nasanu sha New Work. Cee LT DR. AND MADAME Aaa Pro- fessors of midwifery; over twent; ceeafl practice: board, nursing and s went: for, ladice only. No. 10 Barnet intraet be- tween Lexington and Saratoga sts., near Charles, Baltimore, Md. t16-1m* 50, bo REWARD If Da. Broruens 7a to cure ¢ of Female Weakness, Irregularities ahd. Obetructione: thirty yeare™ experience in Washington. Ofice, 906 E st. #.w.,oppoaite Bmith- AT or from 2 octs-3m* ‘Dh ible lady has nice- ly furnished Ki a wk during illness. in Aret-claes Mee Bere office. MA2AM, DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR AVE Ladies. All feraale compiaints quickly cured. Can be consulted daily at 606 10th et. nw. Office hours from 1to 9p. m. sep29-2m* iF, OF PARIS, FEMALES Mor DOotieass ques comnts Ag Leucurrhes.” 622 tween B and —— = FRENCH POWDERS—Certa’n Nervous Debility, Seminal Ws pene, Impoter cy, Gleet, Seroful ee and al Blood and Skin’ Diseases cured. Gonor- rhea cured in 48 hours. or sale by WM. B. TWIS: Draggist, corner and Pa. a1 Fyrice $3 per box, sext by tual under seal on ceipt of price. mai YONSULT DR. ROBERTSON, We esday Cirnaisatnstay, at is om ‘oe eon wen 434 st., from 2 t09 p. 1. who, with 1S ‘ex Hence) guarandece & cure inal at as ary Orws: ryous and Se ee Emis: ed Impotency, &c. Se, Gonornins or Syphilis, recently con! ively cured fn from 5 to 10 daye: Gouxatiaton strieuy Te vate, and separate offices for ladies. Refers to the leading poysicians of Baltimore. | Main oes, 12 198. Eutaw st.‘ Baltimore. Charges moderate. UY Med CELLULOID TRUSS AND SUPPORTERS. VER RUSTS. NEVER BREAKS, | NEVER ae onune satires CLEAN, and cath 8 be worn while thing for wale a Thien we Fis! fists to the wants of pope ner devotes ULM SUPERSED!) ALL eee for Ce clap ate Tanoat ang ISEASES. Sold by di ‘Price 60 58 Broadway, New York, $24 sellon small margin all Stocks 7; miso deal in recta ae a eae = with W. msec, mapas | WV 20 BOULE © CO 130s "EE salle Ro. § > a, No. en ev argee Write for particulars |) ajar Ro. 849 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE H.W. oct 1-e012m AUCTION SALES. AUCGSION SALES. LADIES GOODS. THE EVENING STAR. ‘MORBOW. Ni BROS, Auctioneers, _| po asl 9th and D streets northwest. NOTICE TO THE, TRADE ARD PBIVATE BPECIAL SALE OF a, IN GRAY AND FIFTEEN B PARLOR SUITES SEVENTEEN PATENT WALNUT FRAME RS, UPHOLSTERED IN ROCKER ME MATERIAL, FIFTEEN HAIR MATTRESSES. Direct from manufacturer, and will be ar. Sn em — sold at ‘auction, in pen of out 9th and D stree! n THURS: Day AY MORNING, Noveuwsn lira, coat MENCING AT 10 O’OLOCK. Dov9-2t DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. BALE OF GROOERIFS a3 aoe STORE FIXTURES On THURSDAY, Noveuie ilen, ar 10, O'CLOCK A. M . we shall sell, at store north. ter Melos ee cheeks 8, Coffees and Can Ca to esther Keen pee usual stock foundina mrooery ‘store. nove. ‘a WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. S., Auction: TD ORCANSON BROS nD aissets northwest Ce OF _IRONSTONE | nal She 5On gor ASEORTMENT OF JODS. 7) GOOLs, AUC Bee WITH OTH. WILHIN OUR AUCTION ROUMS— ON THURSDAY MORNING, Novemsrr oe immediately after sale of Farniture. nov9-2t ‘HOMAS DOWLING. Auctioneer. SALE OF VACANT LOT IN SQUARE No. 28. By virtue of a dced of trust, dated Novem. ber 9th, 1874,and Sordsle in pris ‘767, folio $10, ono of the land records for the District, of Columbia, and at the request of the party se- cure Home I ve ill ae at public sale, on the THURSDAY, 11TH pay ov 'Novem- en 1h, aE THE HOUR OF. 8 Deraoe Ewe »,all that part of Lot ‘number 24, in Scjanse number'33. Bewihning: at the southeast Gorner of fan alley, and run south to the soute line of the then west along the south line 100 feet to the ant ee ofan mee: then Toe 25 feet, then east 100 feet to the place of be; . Terms; neha fof the purchase money in cash, the ue in Sree ers with interest, or the purchaser may pay nov5-5t B. P. JACKSON, Trustse. UUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, FARM_IN PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, ON 7aE ae DieTEor LINE, BEYOND THE On 3oL- ME, ON SLIGO KOAD, AT AUC- By “Sirtue of a deed of trust, dated May third, 877, duly recorded In Liber No. 12, folids 28, ete. one of the land record Prince Gedrge's county, state of Mai land, and st the request of the party secured, I will sell, at public auction, in the city of Washington, District of Columbia, at the office of Duncanson, Bros., nitmber 319 Ninth street, corner of D stroct noribivest, on TUESDAY," Tun lors Day OF NovEMBER, 1880, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P. the following described ‘real estate situate in the county of Prince Geore, state of Maryland, to : Beginning for the ssmeat a stone Planted on the division line of F. W. Kosack’s and Mrs. Sal- lie Carroll's land aud running thence with the ssme south elebty-one (81 degrees 13 minutes) dezrecs and thirteen “minutes” wea ‘one- Guarter’ (64) Perches toa stone heretotore ect ataboundary’ of suid Kossck's and Meleinere laud then south fort 3 degrees 30 minutes) degrees and thirty minutes cast, ninety seven aad a half (¥73<) perches to that partgold by said Mebri- ing to seid Kosack and hereafter described; then north sixteen (16) dezrees west eleven and three- quarter (11%) perches ;thencs nortls forty- du minutes) decrees se, west elhty-thres beginnins, containing Geht tenth 2einacts maeer ies Alses soe ‘aly piece or parcel of land situate in gaid county and state, and, described as follows, it: eighteen (18) of Chillam vor ont iat ane. which was convey 0 01 by by ‘Thos Medormick by deo dated the Soar of ‘September, HAT, 8 particular description of Bich may be een by réference to said deed, dnly recorded in Liber J. BB. Folio 38, ete. one of the land recorés of ‘said county, coutainine ff five (55) neres, mere or less; belux the sate Yana which was couveyed to G. F. Fischer by gracer, ‘Lrastce, by deed bearing date ie 2 ie of October, 1868; and beiny the same land whicl Was conveyed by said Fischer to the said Daniel Mehritne by deed dated 3oth January, 1867, which deed has been duly recorded in Liber F. 8, num- clio 30, ¢te., one of the iand records for excepting, however, sommch . hijium or Chillon Castle Manor, bounded and described as foliows, to wit: | Bosin- ning for the same, ata stone planted on the west side of the public road leading fhe *Bligo Mil, id stone being a boundary of F. W. Kosack’s jand-"and ronuing frou said ecg eons twenty three (23) decrees, west eleven (11) perches wi said road; then sotith forty-six (46 deg. 30 m. w..) degress and thirty minutes west, two (2) perches; Shence north thirty-etit (88 deg: 45m.) and forty- five minutes west, sixteen (16) perches, the road: then north aixtcen Aegrcbe Cleate b wert twenty-five and three-quarter (25%) perotes to the Nest line of eald Mehriiny’s land, and with tho Tine sonth forty-three Go aes. 8) iin.) doerecs and thirty minutes east tuicty'four and’ one-hit (3436) perches to the bewinning, containing one and exbth-tentha (1 8-10) acres, more or less, being the e, Picea or parcel of lahd which was) conveyed tye raid Mebriing to said Kossc ated the ft day of Septersber, 1875, and diniy recorder ta the record office of said county and state, in Liber H- B., No, 10, follo 486, cte., toxethe rher with all improvements, ways, eascmonte, ricits, privitowes appurtenances to the same Velonsinix o¢ in any wise appertaining, itnproved by a Frame House. aaiis property 18 sol Subject to & frat and prior et in the sum of $1,600, made on the i b day of September, 1876, and recorded in Liber »,No. 1, 843, ohe of the land record books’ for "prines Georne' 8 county, Margi: ‘Terms: One-third cash, and the bicance ia six (6) twelve (12) and efyiteen (18) montisy with fn terest st six (6) per cent per annum, secured by deed of trust on the property; or all easly, at option of purchsser, 300 deposit at time of aafe, and ail conveyancing at cost of purchaser. If terms of tale are not complied with in five days, the trustee roterves the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after tive days! advertisement: EI HEMIAH H. MILLER, Trustee. oct29-<0tIsthea H. WARNER, Real I Estate Auctioneer. POSTPONED SALE OF SUPERIOR SUBURB! THE HEAD OF CONNECTI- OPERTY AVENUE NORTHWEST. That magnicent piece of ground fronting 311.70-100 feet on Boundary strest, at the jumetion of ssid street and Connectiént ave being Jot *0," of t orded subdivisio equuare feet, wae advertised in the to be sold on Saturday, the 220 dey of May, 1980, and asin On Friday, the 28th of May, 1580, and the gale of both days postponed on account of’ the weather, will be again offered for sale on premises on Wednesday, 2d of June, A.D., at 6 o'clock p.m ‘Terme of eale: One-third cash, aud the balance in one and two years, with soven) per cent jntorest, payable semi- annually, see er by deed of trust. OHNE. NORMS, Yrustee. §#~ THE ALOVE SALE 1 18 POSTPONED natil WEDNESDAY, sone ae 1480, same hour and place. HN B. NORRIS, ‘Trustee. S@-THE ABOVE SATE | .E 18 POSTPONED until WEDNESDAY, Jeune i6rH, 1880, same honr and place. JO! NOHRIS, Trustee. te-THE ABOVE SATE ae ihe agen PONED antil Se o'cLocK P. Surely be sold.” operty Te anh SLRS enon Lane 8: , AE 4 O'CLOCK P.M at bis risk and purchaier wil to makes deposit on "the be Bey ‘all of the hammer o} 200 nd if the terms are not complied with in 7 Oty the Rdvertinerment ‘The e ing Bear rive days: vertisement in The ven! of five days. HN E. NORRIS, Trustee. oct27-d&ds I ¥ ILDIS ['S ON EASY ‘We will offer for asle, at public auction, in front of the respective Pieces of property, af the City of Washington, D. ¢.— (On WEDNESDAY, Noveunen 77H, 1880, at 5 O'CLOCK P.M.,, 01 , in square west of Square 553, containing 7,084 © square feet of ground, miore or leés, unimproved. On THURSDAY, Novennen 1szu, 1930; at the same hour, Lote 1 an: Holden's subdivision 2, each lot fronting 37% feet on 5th street, between H and I streets northeast, improved by two desirable frame cottayes. On FRIDAY, Noveunen 19, 1880, cowstexcrec Ar 4 O'CLOCK 'P.M., lot 41, in'Van Riswiok’s sub division “Of square’ 411, fronting "20-1 Cee etree and L. gercets nowthwest, Also, origizal lot 28, in aquare 003, fronting 20 ‘feat on nuicn street, with the improvements thereto be- ba On MONDAY, Novena 22, 1880, COMMENCING ab 4 orcroc id continuing from day to KP My ak, ‘until the whole are offered. sub, lot H, o pe a on the southeast eg of 6th and F ithwest, franting 244 feet on a meh 84 feet on Pet street. Alse, lots numbered 6 to 50, in- Glusive,“ the east 14 RAC. ‘of 51, ek 54, 55 ot 87: oo. to 6 ; 70 to 74, ve; 76 — 3. Prous note ie io be ‘om the day of sale at six Fi TREE Dolley of Snsuranee ee the halal policy of insurance on the bu of sale 8: t comp! ith within en rs from the day'of scio we soacrve the eed soso the property at the risk and cost of the cfauitiae purehare rehater.” Ail conveyances 8E Durchassc's cost. will be of Eiice of each fered in Sip avoid on es: AMES 8. Paes .} JOUR tz WARDS. } NER, ‘ Assignees. Percanson BROB.. +» Auctioreers, HAM! ETONIAN BAY MARE as FROMPT. EIN AnD GENT BRE CAN Th 10S MINOEES. On THURSDAY MORNING, Nov lise. iy front of cur azcion rooms, “ar th SR ‘OLOC This mare was bred ae Sitoemaker, cf Baltimore. A very those in want of a good driving aimat ALTER B. WILLIAMS & 00., TaaEDaSa BALE OF VALUABLE IMPEOVED PROPERTY NORTHWEST CORNER Of ELEV- ae NN SIREETS NORTHWEST, AT OD FBID: : 12eH, AT 5 O'CLOCK Py M., we eh: ‘elk Fo ot No. ‘1, so egaaes a fh paving 23 feet. ae ‘by 10 deep, to. alley, improved by at a ne Brick Dwelling, with ators Ssomesas ool ie ‘Term novil-3t WALTER B. aT PE a0, Aucts. WALtEE B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aactioncars. PEREMPTORY SALE OF BLEGAN HAND- MADE CABBIAGE AND BUGGY HARNESS on ltl Sees BA tear 18TH, aT 10 o'clock room, to the isha! bidder, for cash— Five (6) sets of Double Carriage Harness, entirely gold and silver mountings. Sets of Single Harness, entirely new, silver mountings, Four (4) Trunks, six (6) Leather Satchels, two (2) alot WALTER B. WILLIAMS & Co., Aucts. HOMAS DOWNS Sy Auctioneer. hands); ‘TLE, 00d chiance for land records of this District, od Ghall sell at public auctio on the premises, on. THE 10TH ye OF NOVEMBER, 1580, AT 4 O'CLOCK P M., part of Lot 22, in Square 1,027, bevinning at the n ¢. corner of square and running thence sout! ‘on Idth street east 100 feet; thence west 26 feet ; thence north 20 feet; thence ¢ with H street 16 feet to the 'becinuing—default having been made in the payment of the debt sectired thereon. ‘The property is improved by substantial Frame Buildings. “Terms of sale: One-third cash; and balance in equal payments in one and two years, bearing in ceed crores yments to be in notes of pur- Creo 9 Ce Beh oy ee All conveyancing at cost of purchaser. > . B. WEBB, Tru ‘oct22-eod 406 Sth street. §-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL TUESDAY, Novexpen 167TH, same hour and plane. By order of Trustee. novl0, 12, 13,15 ‘HOMAS: DOWLING, A Auctioneer. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION ON ICOUNT OF STORAGE. Will be sold, at auction, on ae NovEMBER 20TH, 1880, a7'10 O'CLOCK, at the auction rooms of Thomas Dowling, a lot of household effects, belousiny to W. Davis or nov y10,18&19 cor. 6th st. and Now ‘York aye. (#48: We HANDY, Real Estate Agent. ANCERY Sarr OF LOT No. ?, IN SUBDI- VISION OF Si E719, SITUATED ON Ht SIREET, TEIN ORT ree AND DELAW*RE AVENUE NOR Fhe Bintit of a deoree of the Eupreme Gaut Di f Columbia, passedin Eduity Shehan agains! of t fy rt of Ellen, it t al Soun Bhehae the undersizned, as Trustee, ‘Will sell at pi ee ction, in front of the premizer, on MONDAY, THE 22p Day or November, A.D. 1880, aT 4:30 O'CLOCK P. all that ore or. ace of ground known and designated the plan or piss of the city of Washington, Dis! striet of Colum- ia, as Lot numbered eight (8), in subdivision of square numbered seven hundred ap’ nineteen (719), situated on H st-eet, between 2 street and Delaware avenue northeast, ‘Terms of sale: One-taird eash, and balance in three. six, nine and twelve moaths from day of tale, with interest, secured by the promissory. notes of the purchaser, with surety to the satiafaction of Sees A lien retained on pro} for purchase money. No deed given until purchase money shall have heen pas id. Ail conveyancing at pur- chase r’s cosis. deporit of 850 will be required when Properts y ia sold WALLIAM J. MILLER, Trustee, ‘Office 490 Louisiana avenue. J. T. OOLDWELL, Auct. Xda kt STREETS Under and by yirtne of a deed of trust dated July 877, duly recorded in Liber 559, Folio 484 seq., of the land records for the “Dict trict -of Columbia, by Girection of the party thereby secured and pur- auant to the decree of the Supreme Oourt passed September 16th, 1880, in cause No. 6971 of the ity Docket of amid Sourt, wherein’ Seeat Lardy et al. sre complainants, and Mary Young’et are defendents. We, the undersioned tastees. eh Lat public auction, in front of the premises AY, THE 23 DAY OF NOVEMBER AT THE P 3, tne following described real estate fituated in Washington, Oity, De O. and known and designated on the plats’ of said city as the eastern thirty-seven (37) feet two (2) inches front on Massachusetts avenue of Lot numbored twenty. one (2) in square numbered one hundred and fifty ‘ht (168), and extending back with that width, and in lines parallel with the eastern and western linea of said lot to the rear or south jine thereof together with all the improvements thereon. ‘Verma of sale: One-foarth () of the purchase money tobe paid incash within five days after day, of gale, of which one hund:ed dollars is to be deposit at the time of sale, and the bal- irehase money in three equal instal- ments in ®x, twelve and eighteen months from day of sale, for which the purchaser or purchasers shall deliver to eaid ‘Trustees his, her or their pro- missory notes dated on day of ‘sale, and to bear interest at six per centum (6 per cantum) per an- num. or all cash, at the option of the purchaser or purchasers. If the terms of fale be not complied With within five (o days from day of calee the property may be resold at the riek and cost of tre ,efauiting purchaser after three days’ notice in the Evening Star newspaper. Conveyancing at the cost of purchaser. CHARLES B. MAURY, ) RAWLINGS, $ Trustees. ennsylvanis avenue. ) THOS. DOWLING, Auot. novl0-eo&abskas 4§\BOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. BE als SALE OF A LARGE 3-STORY BRICK DWELLING-HOUSE, BRIOK STA- . 1321 ON 3p STREET SOUTHEAST, BEST irection ‘of the party secured Ry ‘ereby, 1 will Len af ups auction, in front of the premises, on MONDAY, MBER 297TH, A.D. aba dorcoce foe ihe following: desoribed real estate mre in said Che ing known end cescri as lots number near ca ang eeven (7), in equare numbered seven hundred and feventy-dne (771), according to the redivision of said equare, and being the eame property which was peeves to the said eon Wi liam Gi a Guiiend | by Se, recorded in Liber R. of ca jand records of Washive: ‘One-third cash, balance in six and , for which notes of the purchaser, interest at six (6) per cent per annum, se- deed of truat on the property sold, or all twelye mont) bearing cured ash, at purchaser's option. A deposit of 8200 will be required of the pure! r at the time of sale. All conveyancing. 1f terms of at purchaser's costs. sale are not compli 7 days: Property to be resold at risk and cost of default Darn E after five days notice. “The above property. wid SOD wits sold eubject to a prion deed of trust Tor abt interest from Jwy 2, 1580, at 7 per cent interest. hovil-dis "TALBOT C. MURBAY, Trustec. ALTER B. WILLIAMS & OO., 2 Auctioneers. Ware NUT CHAMBER SUITES, PARLOR TURE, WALNUT EXTENSION, TALL WALNUT HATRAOK. MARBLE-TOP SIDE- tauren WALNUT WARDROBES, BRypseEtS BEETS, DINING-ROOM OHAIRS, TiDaY, Novesmen We, ar 10 ee ee eee ya » the avores: Speen oe ae Geter Enects, ‘to which bomen neo-3t WALTER} 3 WILLT TEAMS & & Of ‘Aucte. JUNOCANBON BROS. d-» Auotioneerr, ie e SaLe OF v! VALUABLE are SIXTH AND D. Sou RTHWEST, “WITH “THE BUILDINGS Byvininect ‘a decree passed in the causes No. 8,511 and No. 4,433 Equity, in the Sus premé Court of the District of Cumbia, anda also by an order by the same Court Ni D. 1880, we Will sell on FRIDAY, THE 19TH DAY OF Novengn, AD. 1890, at 3-30 GloLook B. as in fren premises, all thet tain parcel Of “and eltuate in the Disteiet of Gos fumbia, and known as those 088 parts of Lots Nos. and_2"in Square 'No., si which are contained in the following metea and bounds; Berinning for the same af the honthwest comer 0 of Oth an ang er northwest, running thence n @ hundred and six! feet; th tone feet; ! thenee south to. to ‘D strest, r-four ue 12 foots ired and sixteen er with strest Af thence east with D street one hun 9-12 fect tothe p place of beginning, togeth the ai appt ‘Terma: One-fourth of the purchase money in of wh I be required to be four mont pale ae mand deny mths ferred pi mente, if any, ax ivtarest from the day of = and te epee e upon the property 60 The ay is Para MAS BRADLEY, 452 D st. n. TH. novo-aeda” ESUP Moret’, _H- WARNER, Beal Estate Auctioneer. of sale the Trustees opel it the ris ugellaser rive dass EBMILY a's LADIES’ BOOTS. am now offe ‘a fine stock of Winter GOODS sebkter Pau Saar aerate and Ohildren that bee si xcelled.. Fy 5 Ta. 610 2 opp: Pat Oe. BANCY FEATHERS, Ero., South of New York, at MES. J. P. PALMER'S, No. 1107 F st. n.w. MONOGRAM EID GLOVES, 3, 3, 4and 6 Button, 75c., B1, $1.25 and 81.50 Per Pair. _ectl8 Maca sith Ansugy for Bek TauLOS Ar TERNS, SYSTEM OF GUTTING, Boe 1393 Dorth. Ww B. VAN BEUTH. PARISIAN MODES, 2112 18th street northwest. ELE ‘ALKING, EVENING AND RECEP- GANT W THON DuEBaESS ANP LATEST NOVELTIES IN DI TRIMMING: BUTTONS, ETO. Z Cons tof JERSEY WAISTS and PLUSH SASHES. octy “SWEEPS THE DECH,” HOSIERY, Beautiful styles and right prices. UNDERWEAR, In great variety for ein and Children at lowest SKIBTS, FLANNEL and VELver, very handsome. GLO’ An endiees variety, 500. up. LAOE FICHUS, And ready made Lacks in Scanrs, Tres, &0. §27"Low Prices IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. DOUGLASS, oct9 Oth street. ME. WASHING LON, FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING AND TRIMMING STORE, pt (aie hig a avenue, resses, Bui loks, &c., made in superior style short ‘motive Ladies can have Dresses Cut and Basted, and a perfect ‘it yu Soe teed. im AM THE eee NOVELTIES PA eee! PONNETS an 6 MILLI. oH (ited DRESS 1 rai Ci ‘ha BUT Ue Otek : GLOVES, SUIT! DIES’ ni WRAEPEES, * CLOAK! MERE WRAP: Ana ail the moet ros Tocent Noreltion 7 Cite ‘Trevise, Paris; 907 Pa.ave. . WELLIAN.7 ouegathors Dyed, Ourled and Cleaned equal to new HEC CLass IN Hanno MY OF MUSIC, 1534 I maence SATURDA er. J.B. A Obureh, ‘a gr: ACAD. Nov 48., Terma 83 Fer, waar Nov. 13. Term: rqnar- TELD. aaa chase non OnAT, _ANSTRU: CTION in German will be organi NEXT WEDNES BA Noy. 10th, A. Rooms, 9th ‘and D sis ,” by Rev. John’s ‘Lutheran niversity of Berlin. r of Be uate of the Ui ¥. M. 0. For terms apply to the O. A. office. _n8-3t* LITAN SE) ARTEN BO, A’ jormal Tatty Da rand Eve classes, fox teachers. Principal, 806 18th st. n. RAVES. GreReereRE COLLEGIATE _IN- STITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES. meee ‘hing to cuter as boarding pupils should a Fitiout ceeye Miss STEP} EN SON, Tae nepal ay 101 Gay 81 getown, . D.C. Prof. 0. GINEST, Teacher ‘of "French. tess -Im* HE UNDERSIGNED, Pavii of the Royal ‘Academy of F at Berlin a hereby Feepecttuly aumonnce that on Nov. v- tet heshail open A MODELING SCHOOL inthe ones Eas (ower) 8 8. cor. of 8th and K where further information 8 Ve obtain ed. meta Bw CABL STIERLIN. E., SOMMER: Toscher of FIANO, OBGAN and VOCAL MUSIO. Particular attention ers, aa Well as those wishing to. be abe gualited ‘Terms moderate. ict 702 Sth st. n.w. ercial In- Metropolitan fee i for Ep onuers. northy ve . Special attention to Oolewe, West Point, Annapolis and ai examinations. Private lessons on moderate ration ‘for competitive terms. yr VERNON SEMINAR BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR ZOURG: LADIES, 1100 M Br. rb (eee ue address . J. = SOMERS, Principal. Misc a atl wee paz SOHOOL FOR YOUNG |W. Classes for ad’ saraneed 4 pupils ts aad Litecatares also, in Ancient Loi te Lan- guages. ‘octT- 3m Qcuoou OF MUSIC, lal n.w. ore $2.60 a month and up’ Ex 10, teachers in plano, volee, te. cuare cines. Obureh o1 rea es LLE. V. PBUD HOMME is ania N ing her evening French classes. Great fages offered, to. pupils who take the whole course. ers taught o1 Elocution ru ren’s at 12 a.m. and tp 43g p.m. German tratwed kinlerzartonae, “N rioal ladies. Dally instruction in German 13th st. n.w. BS ADELAIDE 8. PAYNE HAVING M* returned to the city, will resume her instruc- — in tae vowws ‘Building an id Elocution, 1 aR 6is ME; FOULOW has reopend her regular French Di Senor for Young Ladi a Obiidren, neh laDy gece: is pel ken. 3 ken at rpimry, 818; shor st. s1-3m INDERGARTEN NORMAL [= TUTE, for the eating ot Of teachers ath . For irculars call on tee Fig ‘Mrs. 8) cab Ear OF LS N J.P. OAU! ‘Doo., Bitialea See = PENCERBIAN B Lace oft trust Sees eee seals teeter kkecping, by si ‘sand dont ae usiness ; Elocuti id jocution = B. AND te A ENGLIBE, pan, aenod souogl oe Luis schoo! ‘will be resumed on the 20TH Gr Best sepl0-3m" 6 SS Se . avenue, Washington, D. 0. OF. LABROQUE, 720 15th #t.n., native pry eredaate Peers oars spoten by, seeant nt and highly educated Parisian pe Eo residenon alae ‘punnapivanis ave. ae QECUBE YOUR VALUABLES! NATIONAL BAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. Pop Street and New York sites Nha ares Ihave been ‘kept in order by me oe Posies Een ane SF 10 DEE" or: ; eiperionoed pe ers 10 sere, WEDNESDAY ....November 10, 1SS0. ——S ee Morey Muddiec. TWO WITNESSES ARRESTED FOR PERJURY. After cur ot in the Kenward Philp trial Plwed”peaterda the wit- ness, Mr. Rol Lindsey, in answer-to Mr. Bitss, said that he hac never slept twice in tne same place for ten — had of James L. years. In re; Barry for to a question implying that when he gave his name on the stand as Robert Lindsey he had sworn to a false name, he stated that his mother’s name was Lindsey and his father’s Barry. Mr, Bliss then cross-examined witness, who could not name a single householder living bety @»n Cumberland and Frostburg, Md. Mr. Brooks then sald that their case for Mr. Philp was closed. The prosecution called H. J. Jobnson, the postinaster of Cumberland, who testified there was no such man as W. H. Thompscn residt in West Cumberland. He was then ask egarding various streets and localities de- scribed by Lindsey, and he flatly contradicted mos! of the latter's testimony. Wiliam B, Griffith, president of the First Na- onal Bank of Cumberland, testified that there Was lo man of the name of W. H. Thompson James Reid, who al of the jail, in Washington street, Cumberland, said there was no Mab hamed W. H. Thompson Mving near there, Lindsey, in his testimony, swore taat he — there with W. H. Thompson for over 12 “cara T. Morey, an old lady, testified that sh lived in Lynn, Mass.,for 14 years, and pre- vieusly lived twenty. five years in Loivell; she is a widow, and married Samuel C. Morey thirly- five years ago; he had three sons by bis first wife; he also bad two hali-brothers and a ful. brother, but none of the family was named Henry L. Morey; alawyer named Wilson ap- proached her recently and asked es to make an affidavit concerning the Morey family, but she refused to make or sign it; witaess never knew of or heard of any member of the family named Henry L. Morey; she never heard of 5. a Morey having an uncle named Henry L, orey. E. C. Morey, son of the last witness, exo ore that be bad no uncle named H, L, Morey, and never _— of such aman. John W. Morey, a Boston policeman for 35 years, swore that no member of the Morey family was named Henry L. Morey. He never heard of such a man until the Chinese letter was published. Samuel S. Morey never had an uncle named Henry L., and the witness would be his brother had such a man existed. Frederick B. Morey, whose mother 1s a sister of Samuel S. Morey, testified that he had a conversation with 8. S. Morey in Lawrence, Mass., after he returned from New York last , after testifying in this case, Lopes told him that he did not want to goto Net York, but that a man named Clarl 2 indacel him to go. Samuel told him that he felt that they would all be in Ludlow-street jail before they got through. Samuel sald that Clarke said it would be all right, and the whole thing would be drop after the election. Samael said they had a Herry L. Morey ia New Jersey, and I said to him then, “I suppose when you see him you will say, ‘Halloo, uncle, how are you?’ {Laughter} I saw Samuel S. Morey on bis return from New York, and he had lots of money in his pocket, over $100, I think, He was free with it; treated several times. Vey brought you here? A.—A Mr. Kim- _ an me if I knew anything about Heary Morey, and I told him all the conversation tate 8. S. Morey To Mr. Brooke,—I thought I might getold man S, S. Morey out of trouble; I advised him to come on again to New York and teil the truth: Itold him if he stuck to what he had testified to he would get into theenitentiary. ‘The next witness Was E. N. Kent, a chemist and ink manufacturer, who testified that he made an examination of the r of the Kirkland House, Lynn, and found thaton the z5th of February, 1s79, the name of Henry L. Morey is written in analine ink, while the other names are written in nutgall ink. The same result was obtained on the i7th and isth of Oc- tober, is79, examinations. Raven T. Powell, employee in the Eckhardt mine, of Maryland, gave a clear description of that region, and said that in his opinion Lind. sey was never in that locality. The latter's testimony was totally incorrect and was sheer nonsense, Assistant District —— Bell then rested ~ = for the prosecutiot in. Pryor mae a motion for the discharge of, Si . Philp, on grounds of insutlicient evi. er Davis sald he would give the case his most earnest attention, and render a decision on Saturday morning at 10 o'clock, to which time he adjourned the proceedings. While the counsel was leaving the court de- tectives arrested Samuel Solomon Morey and Robert Lindsey on the charge of perjury. Mr. Geo, Bliss made the complaint against them. Morey testified that he had an uncie named Henry L. Morey, while a number of his relatives swore there was no stich maa In the Mcrey family. Lindsey’s evidence has been given in full. Both men were crestfallen at the turn Of affairs, and Justice Morgan committed them for an examination. ‘The arrests caused & good deal of excitement, and it Is rumored that other arrests wiil follow. the Case will be laid before the grand jury at once. LINDSEY A WASHINGTON MAN. A special from Cumberland, Md., to tae Balti- irore Sun says: Lindsey’s other name is said to be Broderick or O’Brien, and he halls trom ‘Washington. His testimony was confronted by tuat of H. J. Johnson, W. E. Griffith and James Reid, of Cumberland, and R. T. Powell, of Bek- hart, In contradiction of Lindsay’s statements as to names and p aces at Cumberland aud Eck- hart. ‘There was no such man in © jumberland as W. H. Thompson, lawyer, whom he saj employed him, and the location of Thorapson’ penne shows Ignorance of localities in Cum- arlan A SENATOR'S POCKET PICKED—Bold Attempt ata Sirindie——Some weeks since Hon. R. E. Withers was invited to speak at a grand demo- cratic rally in New York. He accepted the in- yitation, and the crowd numbered one hundred thousand men. In the jam, his purse was ex- tracted from his pocket, containing $35 or $401n bills, several blank checks on the Farmers’ bank at Wythesville, Va., and a cancelled note bearing on its back the colonel's signature. Seon after the colonel returned home a check for $1,560 was forwarded by the German Ex- change bank, of New York city, to the Farmers’ bank at Wythesville, sizned * Withers,” Dr. V.C, Huft, cashier, belleved the signature to be genuine, so weli was the forgery exe- cuted, but had the check protested and returned itto the cashier of th» German bank. That bank wrote that ihe ¢ was presented by one of thelr cusicm +3, who pleaded innocence, and the back a check showed tuat it had through the hands of several parties, rhe check bad not been paid by the bank. and upon its return prot it was turned over to ¢ party who presented It. Next camea letter to Col. Withers from a law firm in New York, stating that the check had been placed in their hands for collection; that they had compared the signature with his name as sigaed by him- self on the hotel register, and moreover that they were prepared to prove by two witnesses that they saw the check executed by him and the money paid to him on it, and that unless the matter was adjusted at once they would sue a Course at law to make the Smount. The colonel wrote the lawyers that they proceed to prosecute poe saw proper, di ne Pnieh prosecution he ly be enabled to arrive at the parties wi nO. robbed him. DY AND SANKEY, who have had crowded meetings at Salt Lake City, Utah, for 1s days past, left. for San Francisco Monday. They made a strong impression, it is stated, particu- larly on Mormonism. A FRigHTrcL TRAGEDY.—Frank M. Bleden- bough, a Giceted Heed German of Batesville, 0.,in a ken. pene Saturday night mur- dered his wife and child with an axe while they were in bed, then went to another ae = killed Mrs, Stephens, @ visitor, and her chil He arrears cut his own throat, and MaSnday night wi as reported dead. A later sh says: “Frank Biedenbaugh, who killed Sts wi wife and child and Mrs. Stephens Batesville, O., 15 not dead, but nya ‘and may recover trom” bis self-inflicted wounds.” ——EeE ‘THER AND CHILD.—Hilbert Bahruth, who veer peared ‘with a Dag in front suddenly ap} of her oe — yp obowseghnind earaid” aa — accom] a@ man who tried eee SE ‘Witre Spracve'’s Prstou Practice. —Ia reia- ex-Senator ax | {lon to the statemeny Otol at “Thomppone kis mothers trustee, s ma J Election Returns, au tue omcta tara a i pe Deen received to determine that Pull official returns ff = rom counties 4th_congression: the al district of V: inane give Jorgensen, » Over 8,000 majority over Cole This’ ts the ? tot mal vote Aras nearly 4,000. le and largest majorit ever given in the éth district, leads the VOUS and for the electora. ticket by over 500, MISSOURI. ‘The offictal vote of St. Louis 1s as foliows:— Hancock, 25,537; Garfleld, 28.006; Weaver, 372. Hancock's nluraitty, S81. ‘Crittenden, dem, for governor, 23,5! Dyer, rep., 23,152, Brown, greenback, sod. Crittenden's plurality, Plurality on the remainder of the state’ ‘ucket from 230 to 1,095. On the city ticket W. lorner, dem., for fT of the circuit court, received 1,035 majo E. A. Noonan, dem., for assistant cireult attorney Isaac M. Maso: 2 appeals, 3,000 majorit and 8&3 in the counties outside of the city,which constitut the judicial district. Of the state senators, une republicans elect two, and of the 15 represoula- tives the democrats elect 10. GENERAL GRANT as rented the pal dence of ex-Senator Jerome B, Chat street, New York, and will make his hom ) & Grant, Jr, will re the ex-President upon tadir return frou of several weeks’ duration in the we AN OLD FrvD BETWEEN OLD GENT) ~ gy Buffalo, N. ¥., yesterday afternoon, La Kasson and ‘dione! Samuel Wilkcosou le with a trip ny both wealthy, and belonging to two of Billaios oldest and most highly respected families, had an altercation on Main street, ia which Mr. Wilkeson beat Mr. Kasson, who 1s over seventy years of age, about the head with a heavy cane, and Mr. Kasson shot him in the thigh with a revolver, The trouble arose out of 4 feud be- savage! Kasson and Wilkeson’s uncie of twent one years’ standing relative to a contested wi i, asson was arrested and balled in $i Neier of the gentiemen ts dangerously _—_ FROM THE QUEEN TO THE PxEsIpENt.—The extravagant idea of sending over the furniture that has been manufactured out of the old Arctic my Resolute, a8 & present from the Queen to the President of the Un'ted St ates, by @ man-of-war, has been abandoned, and it will gO a8 an ordinary parcel by a mall steamer, and ‘will be presented to the President without any ridiculous fuss by Our minister at Washington, London Truth, CuarcE oF Linki.—J. Hi. Zerby, editor of the Schuylkill Reputican, bas been arrested at Pottsville, Pa., charged with lbeling H W. Ryon, whom he accused of robbing the by franking documents contra: The loser in a Memphis bet ts to sta’ head five minutes, in & public Garfield banner suspen: MARRIED, ADAMS8-—BOTIS. November 9ib, 1880, by Tnes N. AvaMs and Avwir E- Bo VARNELL — FREODENTHAL. At’ Trinity Church, Georgetown, D. O., on Tnesday, Novem- ber 9th, 1880, by the Rev. Father Chatpil, as- fisted by the Rev. Father Maynadier, T. OLiver VanNELL to Lkoxona L. FREUDENTHAL, both of the District of Columbia. vd ——_<ce--____ DIED. sPERRETIE Qn Monduy morning, November h, 1860, AXSix, beloved wife of the inte Wiliam Eainete Beedele ty 8 Past ber sufferin, For she, who eudered, ti is at rest. Funeral will take place from her daughter's reai- deuce, Mrs. M. J. T'ycer, op, Weanenday, 30th in. = . taD. mi. Friends of the —: are invited [Baltimore pun please copy.) ii ATTA. On Tuesday, November 9th, 1880, at 4.30 o'clock dsb Cavrax, ‘aged’ 12 years, 4 months an o Fusieral will take place frem het iste residence, No. 1620 Ust., Thursday, ith, at 3 o-cloc! p.m. FOE) w York, on Sunday, November ub, ALicr, daughter of Jon P- and Naulte— Fe reiey °y, aged three months. * phe int yment will take place at Mt. Olivet Come- tery, Washingt or On On Poe vember 9th, 13° 420m Gok ay men Oariienret nutes past : = 'Goxson, Snative ‘of Dinsie, County Kerry, Ire- “May sho rest in peace, The funeral will take place at 3 o'clock p. m. Thursdex. from her sister's residence, (Mrs. Car- Penter), No. 26 Maneachusetts avenue northeast, 2° UNDERTAKERS. HACKETT, with Avocerus , FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, between 3d and 45¢ sep2i-ly yLLLIAM iGDO} BUND EREAD ‘AKER. morth west.: Brauch ‘ioe ‘St sg street Street southwest ON B. WRIGHT. UNDERTAKER, 1337 LOth street n. PROPOSALS. es FOR MAIL BAGs. 423 sep27-12m Post Orrick DEPARTMENT, Wasnineton, D.C., October 20, 1880. E£EPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will be re- ceived at this Department until noon, on the seo- ond day of December, 1880, for furnishing, by con- trect, for four years, from the firstdsy of January, 1881, MAIL BAGS like the samples of this De- partment; also for furnishing MAIL BAGS, conforming in materials and sizes to the official samples, but of different struction and improved patterns of which bidders are to furnish samples. Specifications of the kinds of Mail Bawsand of tue conditions and requirements relating to proposals, contracts, &e , a8 well as forms of bidding, will be furnished on application by letter to the Second Assistant Postmaster General. No proposal wil be considered which shall not have been submitted in accordance with such specifications and forms. ‘The contracts which may be made will be in con- formity to the specifications and the accepted pro- posals, The right is reeerved, however, to reject any or all the proposals. con- JAB. N. TYNER, oct20-law6t eases SCHOOL FUND LOTTBRE OF KENTUCKY, AT LOUISVILLE, KY. NG, 07 4TH OF Di ‘M- THIRD DEAWING, ON TRE EOE Acting Postmaster General. CAPITAL PRIZE, 830,000. THERE WILL NEITHER BEA POSTPONE- MENT DOK Col. &. @. Hediees and ietbeawing thse cela of apolicas teeny. uiemaienrs: Suencdiea — ‘Building, Louisville, Ky. ee eS ieee oi