Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1880, Page 3

STEA ae &e. RAILROADS. AUCTION SALES. a bi te poor: » JONES, Agent. Fo POTOMAC =a LANDINGS, STEAMER THOMPSON, | Capt. John HK. Wood, built expresaly ge Pet raMe ‘Hiver business, f# leaves 6h = wharf every MON = _— Bota ket AY snd SATURDAY, at 7 o'clock cipal landings ‘in tae river. 0.8" LOVELL, Presitent, aent, 1416 F street. (PRE STEAMER aRRowsMITH Will lenve Potomse Ferry Co. Wart, foot or vi street, at 7 ofelock am, SUNDAY, 1TULSDAY AND THURSDAY, om VEB LANDINGS afar the POTOMAG BI Mo ete ‘WEDNESDAY an a YRIDAY. Fare and Freisit st lowest rates. jyis-ly F. 3. STONE, Purrer ‘Pare'and fre octl8-Sm — AED FORTRESS MONKOA eY. STEAMER | Jaume. mosI fare, me ona MON: nd FRIDAYS, 2: rnate days at 4 p.12. dria, Piney Point, Point Va., going and Feturning FOR NEW YORK. BSON and E. N rates apply t one Fick ee: sf fo to General Office, ier ber a iard’s Hi sale BR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, RONROS. AND THR BOUTE bicbne ag aging © mama. ¥ IONDAY, DAY, MAY ana Fi |*Day ASD » SATGR: Beops at Piocy Point and Paist Loonout Going gl Boand Trip, 81.50. Tickets goed eee aed icketa and staterooms for sale Sees #. B. B. fuhorn's stati lonery store, 2 Omtee, Furey G. Suiith's, 1481 bea a. DODD, Axon’ Tn gt. rhs, Washington, >. o. EEL ING, Age wharf, D- Gantpbell ERMAN LLOYD—s: 2s NEw Yours, Havee, Loxpon, AND BREMEN. of this exmpany will sail every Bst- Pier, foot of 3d street, Hoboken. ¢:—From New York to Bayre, Lon- Bremen, firet cabin, $100; ep’ ORTH Lise Bre {LEDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINE ‘ASHINGTON, GRORGETOWN, ALEXANDRIA = TONS PHILADELEMIA CONNECTING PHILADELPHIA WITH OLyYDr’s Lixzs Fon New Yours, Bostos, PRovipexce, Fatt Rives, AND ALL POINTS Iv Taz NEW ats eS at on. ‘8m. Freight received daily until Was . Georzetown vo2ds received and delivered st Washington. jRunELART CLYDE Go. Genera! Man Wascvee, Philsde H. J pa ON 2south a. F00.. azents, Tikh-st. EE ‘eshington. (mane LIne. i TICE. LANE ROUTE. THE ouranD” ‘STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIM- Between — —— and saereet Call- ing ai t Cork Har Tih soon. k., NEW YORK. Syma 17| Batavia. owen: Dec. oF 960, $90, 8100 roid. acee fo 8 0 accom molations. —— to Paris, $15 gold itional. Return tickets on favorable — Bicoraze at very low rates. Bteerage tickets from Liverpool an: a Queenstown, and all other parts of Europe, at torah bus of lagen aiven for Belfast, Glaazow, oth mntinent, Hay er on the and for Mediterranean yo won froler tand passage spply at the Compan: fo, 4 Bow) ng Gree BIGELOW or both steeraxe Legge CO., 605 Tth street, ew York. For passaxe apply to SOFT & CO, 925 Pen ania bas Sa | we IN EFFECT, NOVE! OvENBER ae ae oS PRO For Pittsburg and the West, 6:00 & m., daily, with Sleeving Ore 19 Louivile sad 05 10:40 be seeping Oars from bare to. Uineiunad fe, coms and ‘Ghiossro: 9: 1D. daily, wit Car to Pittsburg. res (MORE BARD POTOMAG ote tet with Parlor ‘Gar ae Watkins snd the North, at Same gay Ge pend Peay ent daily, eet Baers LA ots sport, Lock Haven and Elmira, at 10:40 a the East, 10:40 s.m., 2:10 and lay. 10-00-p-mn- | LAniited ‘lor Oars, 9:30 a.m. through trains connect at Jersey. Cily witit pity Brooklyn Annex. = re ing arece transfer to leon street avoid: « double ferrisgs across New For Philadelphia, eth sito ud, 10-00 press, ye eon cept Sauciay a For. Baltimore 6-10, £10, 9°30 410 "HO, 420, 4-40, 9:40, 9:90 ana I masy, $:00, Yoram, 20, 10s For Popes Oreck Tine, 6:40 © m. and 4:40 p.ua datly, except Sund: For Annipolis 6:40 a.m. and 4:40 p.m. daily, ex- ALEXANDITA| AND FREDERIORSBURG RAIL- AY AND ALFXAN/RIA AND WASHING- TON Baul fuab: For, Alexandria, 7 % IL a.m., 4:29, 5:20, . Band F On Sanday at 7, 9 aud fiavm- and For, Richmond ned the South, 7 a.m. daily, snd 0 p.in. daily, except Sunday. as leave Alexandra for, Washtnston, 6, 12:50,.3, 6, 7 ant 9:05 p.m , and 12 Diet. Cu Sunday at 8 and 10 a.m., 7 and m. tiexeia, intormetion, sleeping and parior ear a0 commodations can be procared at the offices, north- Streetand Pennsy!vania a: er 6th and Pennsslyania nue, and at the depot, where orders can be left to the checking of bazwasce to destination from hotel and residences. P. Ee General Passenger Agent. FRSNK JHOMSON, General Manager sepl7 ALTIMNORE AND OHIO BAILBOAD, THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK, Nations! Houte and Short Line to the North. Northwest, West, and Southw To take effect Sunday, Maz 28d 18 at 1:30 p.m. YE 'WASHING?O LEA tig m.—Baltimore, Ellicott Gity ‘and Way Sts. Baltimore Express. itimore, Annapolis and way. (Pied- ment, Strasburg, Winchester, Hagerstown, Frede- nige away See meiay: it of Rocks and way stations. anton aud Va. Springs Sxpres -m.—New York, Philadelphia, Boston Baltimore Express. Parlor car to New Yor pl 12 20,8, t0n Eunday only—Baitimore, Annapo- way. 9:10 8.m.—t8t. Louis, Uhicago, Columbus and Pittabure Express. (Connects for Hagerstown and at Point of Rocks for Froderick and stations east of Piedmont, except Sunday.) Pullman car to Oin- cinnati and Lovisville, daily; Grafton to Sandusky ore Express. Stopsat Bladens- peeurels Annspolis June- A ae im.—Baltimore, “Annapolis, Ellicott City BS 1:35 p.m.—tBaltimore and Laure! Express. 1:40 p.m.—{On Sunday only, Baltimore and Wsy. Egor -m-—New York, Philadelphia and Boston 3:30 p.m.—Baltimore and Way Stations. BA cnester, Frederick, Hagerstown and Way, via Be- athe m.—Baltimore, Bladensburg and Laurel Frederick, vis Relay. Stops st Annapolis Sanetion m.—tPoint of Rocks, Frederick, Hazers- tour 2 Hiteat and Way Siations. On Bundsy te Point of Rocks and Way Stations only. 4s “4 p-m.—i Baltimore, Annapolis pa Way Sta- tion! 2} and Columbne Express. 5: 10 p.m. Bes Sleeping cars to Ch 5-45 p ma. Piuiade phia and Baltimore Express stone at Bladensburg and Laurel 05 p.m.—Point of Rocks is Way hei —1 Baltimore and Way Btat CBALTIMORE AND LAUREL EX- 350 p.m.—t8t, Louis, Sinctonati, Chicago ana Pittsburg Express. (Pitt es oe Sunday.) Sleeping cars to 8t- Louis ‘soa —t Baltimore, Bisdensbure ‘and Laure! —tNEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, posto ABDI BALTIMOBH EXPRESS. Bice pina i to New York, and speci:! sleeping car to Puils- atball. Sunday only. Othertrains daily, except at Relay Station. ormation apply at the Baltimore Washington Station, and nia avenie, checked and Fegeived at any int = the city. OLE. Trausportation L. M. 00) Tieket Agent notice in Fv GEO. 8 OOS ‘TZ, General Agent. ©. K. LORD. General mnger Agent. myl7 PROFESSIONAL. ASY FEET. &c.—The wise for hesith on y walks depend, hence Dr. WHITE'S Es- iabushaeat 1426 Pa, ave., CE Willard’s Ho- , is patronized by thousands of well-known per- among them the highest Medical, Judicial, Miltary and Naval dignitaries of of this and Fopresentatives of Tene oreen, countries. Foot Surgery, Corus, Bad Nails, etc. Fee 81 per visit.o7 R. REULING, Surgeon in conse of the Mary- land Eye and Ear ene has resumed bie office hcurs in Washingtou on Wednesdays from 12 to 4 o'clock, at 1209 Penna. ave. _oct26-tu,th,e, 3m H. JOBNSON, D. D. Denti: ry tn alt ‘Branches. GOLD HIELING ‘& Specialty. Office—717 H ST. N-W., opposite “*Cal- vary Baptist Church." Reference:—Kev. Dr. Domen and others. _sugi) ERCBASTS AND MINEBS TEANSPOERTATION OOMPANY. OUTSIDE LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN BALTIMORE and NEW YORK. Sailing um Baltimore—Every WEDNES- Day nae Batt CRDAY, at 4 p.m., r ‘Whar: SS oe ma foot of f, (near foot New ¥ ork—Evary WED: AY and SAT- be at Rnd -» from Pier rhs ‘Boat River, (uear rates First includ! Bates passewe—k am Sy etaans jadins meals COAL AND WOOD. FOOD. COAL. ASK THUR B. SMITH = constantly receiving os best qial- and Wood. Particular attentio: Coa! free from slate pie or telephone promptly (eat Main Office, Depot, and Kindling “Wood Mil, 456 aud Virginia svenues.w. Branch yard 143 Bat. e. Cos! soid as low as any place in the city. Oak KinbuiNe ‘Ga Wwoon 85.00 per cor: A bol RINDLING P¥O0D Esisered t s ‘city fo Pa Oe eS LEPUONIO. CONREGTION eQrders prompuy fled, and satiafaction guar- in an au24-3m earrenee FAIB ASSOCIATION. THE FIRST Be og FOR BEST COAL and RINDLING WOOD awarded to us over all Sompetitors. STEPHENSON & BRO., Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf. Office: 12th and Fenn. avennes a. L. SHERIFF, OOAL AND WOOD. of iBoecial arte Stlon ziven to every ordi — Tid and $28 Pa. ave. ame connecti ion. Potomae ‘Mius, Water and N street, au24 woop. coAaL. Prices. “ JOHNSON, roftice, and bn GSenand depot, foot of 12th, eas wna | 2 c ol THE TRADES. lS Lrcers Br ——— ee first class Wor! rns OUt si It is one of the oldest establishments in the 1012 Ps. ave., $¢ floor. oity. beh eS a " Wise ne, BOS 16th st Lee ae 0.2.0 R: WEISENDOBN, Dentist, removed to 915 7th CELLULOID TEETH inserted, Sine: “eek, and al operations on the, hat Apeth at reasonable prices. Extract- ing, 50 cents. declé Daa DUEE, Dentist, 715 14th st n.w., bet. G .—Beautifu lets of Teetit 38; Test Filled, $1; Extracting without Pain, 50 cents. ‘All operations warranted. Ds T. M. TALBOTT, Dentist, No. 43707 st 5 three doors from cor. B. Dentis- ches. Teeth inverted warranted. Sy in ah ite bran MEDICAL, &c. Deeks sees eiatlisned bic LADIES’ PHESIOIAN in the city, ean be ted daily at 455 Maseachugetta ave., from 2 zd 6to8. All Female Complaints and Irreg- ulsrities quickly cured. Consultation free. Sepa- rate rooms for patie: nov8-1m CONSULT DE. AND MADAME SELDEN, Pro- fessors of midwifery; over swenty 72 ceseful nureing apd ekill - ment; No. 10 Barnet stroete be- ‘seamen sts., near aes octl6-Im* id moat reli- Faset ard, for indies or: tween Lexington an Baltimore, Md. EALTH IS WEALTH!—DR. E. C. WI im ve Bano ae io ES mecific for Hysteria, Dizziness, Oonvulsion Nervous Headache, Mental Depresion, ‘Loss ot Memory, Srematornied, ‘Impotency, luvolantary Emissions, Premature Old Age, caused b: cs x contains One month's treat . One. dellar & box, or six boxes for five ee: sent by mail prepaid on receipt of ae We euarantee six boxes to cure any case. With each order received by us for six boxes, accompanied with five dollars, we will send the purchaser our written gusrantee return the money if the treatment does not effect a cure. Guarantees issued by STOTT & OROMWELL, 430 Fennsylvanis avenue, Washington, D. O., Whole- sale snd Retail Acenta, to whom a! orders should addressed. Oct16-8, ta, th&k Mpatace RESTORED.—A victim of early in: sop ce, causing nervous debility, premature covered a simple means of self-cure, pa pes oat seud free to his be 43 Chatham st... N. ¥ AS CABD.—To all who are snfferin a from the early di I f manhood, ‘aol Sarees stuencs addressed tothe Rey. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Btation D, New York City. oct9-eod&kém_ having tried in vain every Known rome EVES, oer cok crrors and indiscretions of yout, nervous in South America. Bend a Secreone 60 REWARD—If Dr. Bi TRERS fails to cure any case of Female Weakness, ties ahd Obstructions: thirty years" exper! lence, 1a ton. Office, 906 B et. i-w.,enposlted ith- wolan oot Sua EERE Highly respectable lady has nics- aed OO OG clas — pees class BOARD, Star as for office. ADAM DE FOREST HAS REMEDY zOR Mita Ladies. Al! rise conpisints quickly Osan be Cag ee at 606 10th et. bours from 1 to > he 8ep29-2m" at & ye Leucurrhes. 622 10th 6t., Rk. MOTT'S ee POWD! cure for Kidney Dit ry Diseases, Nervous Debllity, Seminal Weak. ness, Impotency, Gleet, Scroft Syphilis and al Blood and Skin’ Diseases cured. Gono: Mica cured in. 48 hours. Forsale by W E TWISLE, Drusaist, er 12th st. . corner lice $i'per' bus, sent by mail under seal ceipt of price. INSULT DR. ROBERTSON, ‘and Saturday, at his office, 456 C Bet. » from 2 ion. 1D.» ay wy wits 1833 gy LADIES GOODS. TO-MOREOY. 5 AAT REY, RDROBE! BRUSSELS CARPE "re DINING-HOOM. Ors. RY, BuD- Novemnen 121, at 10 o'crock a. hail Sell, at resi vence of a gentleman declining Lousekeeping, No. 1505 gt pew, the above collection of Hoasehold ieee to which we nek 6 WALTER D WILLIAMS & 8. Aucts. Ai See B. WILLIAMS & 0O., Auctionesrs, BALE OF VALUABLE, “IMPROVED PROPERTY THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF ELEV. HAND N STREETS NORTHWEST, AT OT on FRIDAY, Novy. 12TH, at 5 o'cLock P. M., we shaileell iat No. I, in square ore fy having 23 feet, front by 100 feet “dosp,, 0: alley, improved. ay ® two-story Back” "Dwelling, ‘with store room and cellar. ‘Terms made kuown = os of sale. novl0-3t WALTKR B. sLIAMS & CO., Aucta. ALTER B- saaaes & CO., Auctioneers. PEREMPTORY SALE OF BURGANT HAND- re DE Cp AoE AND Booey, HARNBS4 TAT oe SATORDAS, Novemnes 18TH, at 10 o'cLoce . 3, We Shall sell, within our salesroom, to the fighest bidder, for cash— Five & sets of Double Carriage Harness, entirely gold and. silver mountings. Three) mo sets of wie Harness, entirely new, Ver mountings. Four {d) Peis fix ©) Leather Satchels, two (2) _nt0- dt WALTER B. WILLIAMS & Co., Aucta. NPROEEES SALE OF TWO FAME HOUSES ENTH &THE! oe STBREEIS SOUTHWEST: AT auc- ofp aatarine of a decree of the Supreme Court the Dist of a, sitting in Panty, parsed the Z5th ae of ‘October, A. D. 1886, Cause No. 7,108, Equity Docket 2 the undersizned Trustees, "will eel tion, in front of the premises. om 151 Day oF NovEMBER, 1880, av FouR o'cLoce P-M., all those pieces or parcels of ground, situated in the city of Washington, D. kuown and de- feribed 6 lots numbered ) seven and (8) elght, in B Chureh’s recorded subdivision of equare Duunbered three umnared, aad taney sight (325). each of said lots having a front of 15 feet on 11th strect southwest, with a depth of 9039 reet tocethor With the improvements, consisting of two framo heuses. forme, as preseried by the decree : One fon:th cash; the, balance in equal instalments of six, twelve ande} zhteen months from day of sale, with interest on the deferred payments at 6 per ceut per annum until paid, secured by a deed of trust on the property sold, or all cash at purchaser's option. A deporit of #100 oa each lot required at the tims of sale, and all conveyancing and recording at purchaser's pst, If terms of sale are not com- plied within 7 days, property to bo reaold at risk and eost of defaniting purchaser, after ‘aay: ing Stal STORRS, St, -Sioud Bias, Samtes HAAN a octs0-8, fits D [Bep. aH eel ( Trustees. NCANBON Paks, Aucts. Bre H. WARNER, tat ro te ——s SALE OF TWO VERY DES: Bey STORY MANSARD | HOO) 6 request of the party secured thereby, we’ will sell at public auction, in front of the Prniise, on THURSDAY, Novemsen IsrH, AD. 1880, ar 3 O'CLOCK P. at: ‘ths follow- Teal estate, altuate is he City of Washinzton, Distriet of Columbia, and being lots lettered aud marked ‘5 * in Shepherd's recorded Subdivision of lots in equate smmubered. ose hun- dapd sixty-nine, (109), tozether with the im- balance in equal District of Columb is, andat th and eighteen a8) rate of seven (7. percent per annum, and sechred by deed of frst oa, the Pro ty sold. or all cash, at_purehaeer'e cption: Al conveyancing and rcor ng at par eeer’s CORT. A deposit ot $100 on each house will dat time of sale. If terms of sale are be require not complied with in ten days from date of ale, the Trustees rererye the right to resell the propery St risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after five days notice. SAMUEL CROSS, nov2-eoa GEORGE NUGENT, } Trustees. Krew THYSELF. The untold miseries that_reenlt from indiscretion in early life may be alleviated and cur uty who eeule oe assertion should pure! hase the new medicel worl hed by the PI EABODY ™ Boston, € ILY-PRE and physical, ‘AUN, or vitality ¥, nervous impaired by the errors of youth or too close app! cation to business, may be restored aad ma: regained. ‘Two handredth edition, revised and enlarged, just published. It is a standard medical work, the in the Ei itten bya physician of n Was awarded a gold and ‘ational Medical Association t contains beautiful and very expensive nur’ ings. ‘Three hundred pages, more than 50 valuab prescriptions for all forms of prevailing disease, the reeult of many years of extensive and siecessful her one of which is worth ten times the the book. Bound in French cloth: price only 21, eeuit by mail post paid. vate ‘The London Lancet says: **No person should be without this valuable book. The author is a noble benefactor.” An illustrated sample gent to allon receipt of 6 cents for post ithe author ref Bissell, M.D., pri by permission, to Hon. P. ident of the National Me Associaton, Address Dr. W. H. PARKER, No. 4 Bulfinch st, Boston, Mass ‘The anthor may be consulted on all diseases requiring skill aud experience. feb23-m&th HEAL THYSELF. IEBI@ CO: ae ee LACE OF AT MEAT ck Por SOUPS, MADE DISHES AND SAUCES. LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. **Is a success and a boo for which ui tions should feel wratefu es “*Lancet,” ‘British ‘Medical Journal CAUTION, —Gen on Liebix’ Label. ine only with the fac simile of jenature in Blue Ink across the “Consum om in England inercased ten-fold in ten yeu LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. ‘To be had of all Storekeepers, Grocers, and Chemists, mn agents for he Tnited State: (Gwholesale only DAVID & CO., ce 2 Lane, London "eieiana 1 ReEvwce YOUR COAL BILLS AND HAVE ONE OF NOROGROBS' REGULATORS ittached to your furnace. Itis AUTOMATIO ana will save one-third of your coal, WALTEB D. WEVILL, Agent, aug21-3m 452 Penn’a ave, J. M. & B. COHEN, . DIAMOND BROKERS, AND BPECULATORS IN DIAMONDS AND PRECIOUS STONES, 1105 Penne. avenue, MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER CENT. 8 FINE LINE OF LADIES AND GENTS' GOLD WATOHES AND FINE JEWELRY FOR SALE Low. oct30 QicETLy DAMAGED SEWEH PIPE. A LARGE LOT FOS SALE VERY LOW. ‘We are also offering Lowrs THAN EvER TERRA COTTA WINDOW OAPS, CHIMNEY « TOPS, STOVE OROOKS ana GABDEN VASES, of our Own ManvracTuas. POTOMAC TERKA COTTA C0., 401 New Jersey Avenue, angi Nxaz B. & O. Dzpor. 10% SIRENGTHESTHS BO ROUS PLAS- 10 oDENTIMEDER, earned for for toothache, iocal or neuralgic. 25¢ fas Oth st. mre gee URE YOUR VALUABLES : |ATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. 15th Street ard New York Avenue. } La ‘HOMAB DOWLING. b. 2mctione ATTRACT! SALE AT MY SALESROOM SAT- URDAY, NOVEMBER sae, AT 10 ea, Embracing fine Parlor Buites, Bi: canbe Raiten: Bi ‘Brussels other assortment of House- W1i-2t THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. oe & HAEN, Auctioneers. Py CONTENTS OF A UGE STABLE AT AUO- We will ae at Ane Bazaar, 9 ave., on SATURDAY MOBAING, Nov! Nove Segey BER ‘tH, aT Teor LOCK: 3 Horses, sll well at ae rand mee He ae ran toss lazzer, one No-top. jan she agoD, one Cutting Box, Bet Track Set Deablek Harness, Blankets, Whip, &c. Removed to the Bazaar for convenience: of sale. One very handsonse Dappled Gray Horse, 6 years Old, fu 16 hands high, fearless of steatns & perfect femily Horse. Gipson, ot Du Also one set Genre ewtilees made by Ne Jnmp, Scat Car Pridweits One Bat pigh, warranted ‘sound: an be driven by a 1 Qoeset Single Hamess, made ‘OD, Also Shifting Top Brexster Bata lie # Bar Bogey, near hyjnew, towether Blankets, Whip, “&e., the prop- Sry of aprivate nentleman leasing heen ja pore) t01 Peake spares & BAN, Ancts. ypomas bo *LING, Al Auctioneer. HOE cute FURRITORE: FINE. ; HORSE AND HARNE:! {IS AND BARN TS: FIVE, LaRoEe ini T CORN, HAY, FODDER AUCTION. On MONDAY, Novexser, 22p, 1830, com MENCING AT 1 0/CLOCK, at thie Tesideice of the late Felby B. Bcasa Station, D. O., Tehall Sell the follow Fosewood Oage Hallet & Davis’ Pisnoforte. Bair Cloth Partor Suite. uf, Mahogany and Painted Chambe: tu Brusecls, Three-ply and Inerain Cary ets. Husk Mettresses. Walpat extension Dining T. Dinisg Chairs Aitken requisites. Fine Fami'y Carriage, toe and Harness. Buggy and Barnees, Two Farm Waxons and Har- aad Harness, Wood's Mowing Machine. Farming Implements, Cider Mil, Wheat Fan, ‘Three Fine Milch Cows, Two Heifers. About ‘en Cords Sawed and Split Wood. rge Lot ‘odder and Shacks, &e, . B. Premises are located at bi z the Baltimore and Yotomar railroad. Terms Cash. THOMAS DOWLING, novi1-ats Auctionssr. tos SUBD Rone BAN S NOPE Y_OF SIx- C3 xD BRANOH ROAD, A Er oF AN ESTATE KNOWN AS AR ‘Will be sold at public anction, on the prem- ises, on MONDAY AFTKENOON, 23p o¥ NOVEMDER, AT 4 O'CLOCK P. M., ‘sixt acres of land, almost entirely wooded, vi 3 ble le for suburban residences. = property is1:, miles ffom Boandary etreet, meats northwest from Washington, on ths Jat street and Piney Branch road. ‘This ‘land wi sold according toa plat which can be seen at our nee. It is eeldom such property is plac ket, being in one of the moet desirab ‘Yerms : One-third cash; balance years, with six per cent interest, or lion of purchaser. A deposit of quired at sale. Further information can be ob- tained at our office. DUNC. ‘ANSON ae Auctioneers, novll-d th and D streets n Ww. B H. WARNER, Real k Sae Auctioneer. SUPERIOR SUBURBAN OF CONNECTI- x Au ES’ Piece of round fronting tb fe fort on P Boundary street, ‘Bt the of said Rae and Connecticat ave- nue, being | lot f the recorded subdivision of aklawn,"? conteining 103,389 square feet, which was advertised in the Evening Star to be sold on Saturday, the 22d ean of May, 1880, and avain on Friday, the 28th of y, 1880, and thesale of both days postpoved a account of the weather, wiil be agaip offered for sale on, premises on Wednesday, the 2d of Jone, A.D., at 6 o'clock Terms of sale: One-third cash, aud the balance in coc ent two Saar ith sed by dred of trust payable semi. cenrmay ly, Becure of trust. OLN OLRIS, Trustee. Peis ApOVE saz SALE.) 1g POSTPONED until UNE OTH, sae bour an ae “JOHN'R. NOBUTS. “‘rrustee, ort E2-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until WEDNESDAY, JuNE 16H, 1830, same hour and place. JON E: NORRIS, Trastee. u?-THE ABOVE SALE 1 IS FURTHER POST- PONED until Ve VEE 23D, ents wi Stenoce Pass at which time the pro) surely be sold.” JOHN'S ROMMIS, rus 8®-THE PURCHASER AT THE ABOVE SALE having tailed tocomply with the terms thereof, the roperty will be resold on SATURDAY, NovENBER Poth, 1880, AT 4 O'CLOCK P.M, 1 premises at bis risk and cost. The purcliager will be required to make a deposit on the fall of the hammer of 3200 ang if the terms are not complied with in 7 days the ps ete may m ieee at his risk nd coat, afte advertisement in The Evening Star of five days. oct27- eae iOHN E. NORRIS, Trustee. NC vitue of decree of tie Fnpreme O.u oft the piste of Colmabis, nassed in éamty Will sell at pubic aiiction, in tp Bay © = P.M, ali that pieco or parcel of wionnd known and, desimated on ihe plan or lat of the city of Washington Comm- ia, as Lot nmmbercd eizht (8), in subdiviel of sgvare hunubered, seven hunilred aud tiuetecn Gye), eltuated et, belweon 2d etrect and east. a bird cash, and balance in ana Y oreive: moaths from day of ‘with interest, secured by the promissory notes of the purc Tr, With surety to the satisfaction of ‘Trustee. A lien retained o1 in DEO Herey. for purchase money. No ceed silver until al! purchase money ave been paid. All conveyancing at pur- chuser's costs.” A deposit of 850 will be required en property is cold when PROVEN CLIAM J. MILLER, Trustee, Oltice sv SoA Sy enne. J. T. COLDWELL, Auct. \0-d&ds 7pHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEE'S, SALE OF A LARGE CK DWELLE Br ound 3: STORY OUS Sp eThEEE souttt AST, ARF PdOPERTY, Ber iy NES ON TE BASTISN x Bean rey Pinte of a deed of trust dated Austist . D. 1874, recorded in Liber 7 folio 1bF, Of the land records for the Districs of Columbia, and by direction of the party sec thereby, { will sell, at publie auction, in front of the premises, on MODDAY, NOVEMBER 20TH, A. 1880, av fo'cLock P. x., the followig-derGribed rea) estate situated in said city and being known snd cescribed ag lots numbered one (1), two (2) and feven (7), in square numbered seven lundred and seventy-cne (771), according to the redivision of Said square, and being the fame property wich Was conveyed to the said Leon Witiaay Guiiand by Reertain deed duly recorded in Liber B. M. , &c., of theland records of Svashing: Ocunty, in gaid Distri “Terms of kale: One-third cash, batgsice in six and twelve months, for which notes of the pirchsser, poe Oe interest at six (6) per ceut per annum, se- cured by decd of. trast on the property #014, 9¢ Gash, at pexeharer's option. A deposit of 8400 will be required cf the purchaser at the time of sale. All conveyancing at purchaser's costs. If terms of sale are not eamyiied. with in 7 days property to be resold at risk and of defaulting purchaser es after five days Hctles. ‘The above property wid be sold subject to a prior deed of trust for $5,000 witu interest froin July 1, 1880, at 7 per cent it hovl0-dis | YALBOT 'C. MURRAY. *yenocanson BROB., Auctioneerr, TRUSTEES! SALE OF VALUABLE 2 PROPERTY, SIXTH AND STREET Wit “re “BUILDINGS By, ERS of ‘a decree passed in the causes No. 3,571 and No. 4, Equity, in the Su- premeCourt of the District cf C Jumbis, and. all roe ean an wien ‘paseed b} a? the same Court Not 1860, we will sell on ERIDAY, Porn Bat & Joven, A. at 3.30 O'CLOCK P. M., in fr nt of the rents, all that certain areal ‘of and situate in the. District of Oo; lumbia, and known as those of Lots Nos. 1 and 9,"in Bquare Non dst, wuleh are, contained in the followinw metes and bonuds: Besinning for the Ssme at the northwest corner of 6th and D streets northwest, running thence north fifty-four 11-12 feet; thence west one hundred and sixteen $-12 feet thence south to D street fifty-four 11-12 feet; thence east with D street one hundred sud sixteea tae a eet fo the place of beginning, together witlt ig appurter ‘Terma: Oue-fourth of joney in. car, of which 8500 wil bo regen) oo bo denoeted by the purchaser ate the time of sale; balance at six, twelve, cighteen and twenty-four ur mouth: ora’ in Faseoa May purchaser's option. ‘The deferred pay- ments, if any, to bear interest from the day of sale, Bnd to be eae by a lien upon the property sold. ~ THOMAS BRADLE’ TH. JESUP MILLER nov9-d&ds ‘501 Det. p,w. H.W. eae Real Hl Estate Auctioneer. Trustees. & ‘Term 5 bot eee the debt SCOR) wat Rem : Ear verve (12), o 92. § a cighteen ag) dingy aed cr et ‘oa. the pro} wil be taken.” A f @i00 wit be aya the Parebaacrat tare sale al al “convoranclay at s2¢ are not con- Pip pte the Fic ony Free ‘€ speere nutbest rist fe eee AND! ATDEB, WHILLDIN § rrustoos nov2-cod axe EBMILYA’'S LADIES’ BOOTS. sm now offering 8 fine stock, of Winter - VI ra. opp. Patent aes Dp pope set) would Sak tion to our stock of KID G! ca Gold Medal, Jouvin, come po ‘Mono-' gram. The beet | a coe coven in the market at most pop: efi Snow line of Gant de Snedes, 4 buttons, at 10-Buttons White Kid Gio $1.60. eres Gloves in 2, 3, 4 and 6 Buttone, 1, BL Siesial StientiSn given to Millinery orders. novs Nos, 621'and 623 D street. He LARGEST LINE OF SINE PLUSH axp BEAVER HATS, LONG OSTRIOH PLUMES, FANCY FEATHERS, Ero., South of New York, at MBS. J. P. PALMER'S, No. 1107 F st. n.w. mon oenae KID GLOVES, 2, 3, 4 and 6 Batton, » $1, $1.25 and 81.50 Per Pair. ectl8 ME. 8. J. (MESSFE. | Darssvanrea in connec. tion ‘AXLOR'S ome ee s SYSTEM AV OF OL OuTris a. &eo., ee no} re “SWEEPS THE Sno HOSIERY, Beautiful styles and richt prices. UNDERWEAR, In creat variety for atti Children at lowest SKIRTS, FuAaNNEL and VELVET, very handsome. LOVES, Kid, Bog, Castor, and Osshiwere for ladies and gentlemen. Best Gossawtens. UOKSETS,* Aun endless variety, 50s. up. LACE FIOHUS, And ready made Laces in Scanrs, Tres, &0. 827" Low Paces 1x ALL DePaRTMENTS. DOUGLASS’, oto Oth street. ee: Sten Bisa ARN. Phra e STORE, EE Pennsylvania ue, Dresses arte Costinmnes,, Cloaks, ee made in superior style st short no! joa can have Has Cut and Basted, ‘anda perfect ee m1 LL THE pee. NOVELTIES PALTERN NERY GOO! ODS, DEE revion Paris; 907 Ps.ave. op gathers Dyed, Cusled and Gieaned equal 10 are es. IN, ‘HARMONY ACAD- ue 1534 T st. ter, § NeTROFOnrrAN SEMINARY KINOERGARLEN BOARDING AND D. SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND OHLEDRES second term begins NovEMurR 29TH. Metropolitan Kindergarten Normal institute Day and E renine Sern bees Principul, 0 GRAVES, 08 18th st. n. sep30-2m Ge COLLEGIATE _IN- Os ITE FOR YOu LADIES. Those Tighing (a,cnter on bosrane ee sen aaa ithow ea Tol Gay ex, wh, D.C. Prof. 0. GINEST, ‘Teacher of French. novi-Im* HE UNDERSIGNED. Pupil of the Royal Academy of Wine Arte at Berlin, would hereby respectiuily annonnce that on Nov. Ist heshall open A MODELING 0oL a of in the Kindergarten Hal Sth and K sts. n.w., where further information CABL STIERLIN. el be. outsined: J. E. SCHEEL, Tescher of PIANO, ORGAN e and VOCAL MUSIC. Particular attention to ers, a8 weil as those pees to be guaiised for Teschers. Terms moderate. 121! MF ay tne northweet. S, Wi IANN, 4.30, 202 5th st naw. Mathematical and Comraereial In- suite for Young Men and Boys. », German and English are carofuly tus, Day ara Evening sorsions. Evening permonth. Special attention to ‘pravarstion for Gonewe, West Point, Annapolis and all competitive exeniizations. Private lessons on moderate term. oct29 M™ YF VERNON SEMINAB' WAKDING AND DAY RY HOOT ‘OUNG LADIES, 1100 wis oe 4 Ww. Bea further tee ion address Sm Mrs, J. E- SOMERS, Principal. y I8S OSBORNE'S eOAR DING. AND DAY 3 SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LAD! at 943 Mi w. Cissses for advanced pai in Art mae Taiaeatane: also, in Aucient and jodern Lan- uses. OatT-3in JCHOOL OF MUSIC, 707 8th st. n.w. SS" £2.50 8 month and upwards. Bx teehee in piano, voice, orzan, etc. cises. Church organ. oct23-Im iL. V; PBUD HOMIE is reonganis ing her evening French classss. Creat advan tages offered to pupils who take the whole course Bosinners tanght orally. Blocution and converss- tion for ady a ced pup Ladics’ classes at 11 a.m. Children’s at 33 p.m. Gall at 910 14th st. betwean ase m. and 1 p.m.; Monday and Thuridsy aft after p.m. HOPBEL, INSTITUTE AND —- DERGARTEN, Misses POLLOUK & NOEHR eee vals. Education thorough in all departments. mn te primary and advanced grades, ned Modeneariener Normal for in German freg, 1127 Mt SS ADELAIDE S. PAYNE ad returned to the city, will resume her instruc- fon in Voice Building ‘and Elocution. at No. 614 12th st. n Sep27-2m* MLE: FOULON hae reopend ner rorular French Day Goes for Young Ladies and Gbildren. French langvage_only is rpoken at Siaiwes, includiuey Eupucis a8 Drawing BIs-T6 and cdiug Eapushy ad Des $15. Private lesebne also eiven. Aisi Lith et: aL Sar INDERGARTEN NORMAL, INSTI- TUTE, for the training of aoe with Feat kiucergartens Bn eneenss ciaseee, orse circulars call on the Principais. POPLOOK, 059 Sib st: Mice SUSIE BolLogi 1037 13mh ste pis-3m CADEMY OF Pea ipeeceuasiwest J.P. MUSES oie Doc., cee! Btudies resamed Sept Ey EHIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Siicomer ott Tihand L ste. n w.—This institution bes & prowressive and successful experience of 16 paste, Teedeaies young men and women for Uso. ness and. self-t ates secure peitions of tritst and p: 1 profit. "Bolte of study and fraining comprises n18i- ness Sot ae Seon Bookkee} by ein: to every var 3 ures. Day and Eyening Sessions. For inf: tion and terms call at the Ocllege or addr BY O. BPENCER, Principal. M24 AND MRS. ALFRED BUJAC'S ENGLISH. aD FRENOH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, 1032 lth st.n w. The duties Ses eal wit resumed ae oF Srp- TEMBER. pi0-Sm* BLINGTON ACADEMY, , MAY Building, cor. ue ard & sts. School for “boys, an ‘and of ooh a *Simber iiss iim- Only scholars character 8 ret and Shore cPeoee a a. tte Conan Cries ee = hand, Higher Arithmett 7, Lat- reek. Day and erening Se BORON MEAP, Ver drole eet ep. ADOTES oh Mass. avenue, Washington, D. PROF. FABBOQUE, 72 poy 3 spoken eee educated Barsinn TLL WILL ist, =m MARY TUCKER MA‘ ohn greene Ces her a reridence 2126 Pennsylvania ave. D.W- [ae MILD POWER CURES. HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIOS. THE EVENING STAR. TRUBSDA -- November Li, 1880. Election Matters. CHARGES OF FRAUDULENT IN CALIFORNIA, Fh Sad San Francisco Fost last evening sa) is Cliy and state are by no ances isfied that the record should Db» made {in favor of Hancock for President and Kosecranz for Congress. They Deiieve Unat there were fraudulent votes and wrongt” count in this city suflicient to insure at least the election of Gartieid. If the errors 1a San Franciseo can be correcied it is therefore alio- gether likely that a new count whl be de Manded of the votes cast In this city, and it may be extended to theentire state. The majority in the state 1sSo narrow that If the votes wrongfully cast for Hancock in this city are thrown out there seems no doubt of the election Of the enue body of Garfield's electors.” REPRESENTATIVE GARFIRLD'S RESIGNATION. Gov. Foster yesterday received the restgna- Uon of James A. Garfield as member of from the 19th Ohfo district, The 19¢h strict, at the Ume of Garfield’s election to Congress, was not composed wholly of the Same territory of which it is now constituted, and the writ for an election to flil the vacancy Wiil be issued to-day for the election, on No. vember 30, and will be sent to those counties Which composed the isth disirict at the tine Gen. Garficid was elected, it belag held tha’ the territory composing that district had vested Tights which cannot be abrogated by act of Un sel bly. A DEXOCRATIC PROTEST. and secretary , democratic ist counting the, ssional, assembly and en the ground that such ballots were YIncloeed, ‘The protests were placed 0 i and the board adjourned to tak jegal vcocn the question, The board compris republicans and 10 democrats. VIOLATORS OF THE ELECTION LAWS RESCUED BY A FLORIDA MOB. A train from Madison Court House, Fla., hov- ing on board five citizens under charge of a deputy United States marshal, arrested for alleged violation of the election laws, was boarded on Tuesday night as it was leaving ison, by a party Of masked men, who re. leased the prisoners and made tn disembark. The train was t Proceed. No injury was su: Son, A CONGRESSIONAL. CONTEST. The seat. of Hon. George C. Cadell, demo- cratic Kepresentative-elect from the 5th Vir- ginla cong: ssional district, will be contested by J. T. Scovall, his opponent at the elc who has begun taking afidavits for that p pose. INDIANA'S VOTE. The returns from all the counties in Indiana make Gariield’s plurality 6,540. A CLOSE VOTE. ch. Wheeler, demo: backer and independent ike sth ‘Alabama, district, for Congress, is 41. OFFICIAL FIGURES FROM ONTO, ‘The official vote of the November election tn Olio was canva and showed the in fcllowing re: Hancock, 240, ‘Weaver, 5, Garfield's plurality, 24,1 sarfiel id loss 05. A Poutceman KiLEp py His Psisongr.— Officer James Wiggins, of the Allegheny, Pa, police force, was shot and instantly killed on Obio street, in that city, Monday night, ab: lworciock. Two men named John Fuchs and George Hacke were arrested by gins and Hough for fighting. i were taking thé men 10 the station house, when Fochs pulled a revolver and shot W! wins, the ball taking effect immediately below the left eye. Fuchs then atterspted to escape, but Hough, who was in charge of Hacke, al- lowed the latter to go and started in pursuit of Fuehs, who turned upon hin and fired two shots without effect. Hough then fired at Fuchs, who stopped running and was captured. Wiggibs leaves a wife and two children. A WOMAN MvengRep tn Catcaco.—About one o'clock Tuesday morning Uwo wamen,who had rented a room in the house No. 39 we SHreel, in Chicago, were preparing for bed, when tes were attracted by « smell, apparently coming from a closet in the room. The door of the closet being forced open they discovered the corpse of a woman In a parttally decomposed State, An examination by the police which fol- lowed revealed the fact that the deceased had been killed by blows on the head, from which blood had oozed out on the closet floor. A care- ful inspection of the room was made, and blood Stains were found on the wall, and suspicion Pointed to a notorious woman named Eva Lioyd, who formerly occupied the room, as having com- mitted the moniern and then placed the body in the closet. She was last seen on the premises ‘Tuesday bight of last week, when sbebrought a strange woman into her room, with whom iate at night she was beard quarreling and fighting. ‘The cloak worn by the stranger was found in the room, with biood stains on the collar and down the sides. The body was identified as that of Dora Clarence, a woman of the town, and Eva Lioyd was discovered serving a term in the Bridewell, whee she was committed the last art Of last we Her portrait has been fouad the rogues’ gallery, A Broopy TEXas MURDER. ne Galveston Henrietta special says: “A most horri- bie crime came to light to-day. The rematn= of a murdered man were found ising in a low spot, surrounded with brush, > head was iying twenty feet from the body; one. arm Was were thed toge’ her nuy been dragged tance by a horsema ail worn irom the back. Bb) a found ten days ego a mile the corpse. There is no clue Sea to thet identity of the mau or his murderei Focr PEOPLE To BE HANGED. issued Tuesday morning by Governor Hoyt, of Pennsylvania, for the execution on Thursday, January 6th, iSsi, of Daniel F. Sullivan, who murdered Joste Itwin in Philadelphia; Patrick Hayes, who murdered his wife in Philadelphia: George Smith and Catherine Miller, who mur- dered Andrew Miller, husband of the latter, in Lycoming county. CaLvin B. Camp, a well known member ot Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, has been commit- ted to the Kings Mage Inebriate Home as an habitual drunkard, on the complaint of his daughter. THe was & wealthy merchant, but some troubles Indacea bim to attempt sutcide. He lodged a jet in hits brat, which still id siuce then his mania for emed habit. ich excitement was cal avtile, S. C., by the reported as- Sagsination of & coloicd | (aemocrat on Saturday night. It proves, that the man died from congestion, the ‘blood’ from an old wound on the head, which was reopened by 4 fall, pro- ducing the appearance of murder. poems GERTRUDE VaRINa, who was shot by ommas Stanton while entering the Episcopal Sisteriiooa House of St. John the Baptist, in New York on Sunday morning.is in an improved conditicn, and should no untoward circum- stances occur, it is believed that she will recover trom the wound. A DEPULY SHERIFF oo acu ae WI mington, Del. Dauiel alfas Dennis Maguire, aepaty. Sheriff, was held in $500 ball ‘Tuesday by the ehlef supervisor of elections, on 2 charge of assauiting United States deputy marshals on election di ay. REARRESTED.—Hut A. Marine, the notorious moonshiner, charged with the murder of Dep- uty Marshal Cooper, and who broke jail at Knoxville, Tenn., bas been arrested at Galves- ton, Texas. ‘THE WHEAT YIELD in Ohio ts 40,032,119, an ASSASSINATED sed at Gre average of 171-5 bushels to the acres sowed. cee the heaviest yield by 5,000,000 bushels ver Feporica. ‘EN MEN DROWNED.—The schooner Nor- way, ‘rom Toledo, Ohio, for Kingston, i was wrecked in a storm a few Capt, Wm. O’Brien and crew of seve pe ‘persons were lost. A BROKER CHARGED WITH LiIsEL.— Wm. Quick, a member of the open board of brokers, New York, a held Se ee Hbeling Isaac Moses, who wasex| board ‘at it the instance of Quick, who charged him with fraud. A SHOCKING CrIvE.—Dora Schnickow, the of a ey house in New the young em!- rant ‘l, was enticed and ed, has been ee ‘The evidence is conclusive, as By e Fur ier =, there under ae ee Ria mney for Lestified that bringing her. They are liable to imprisonment for from two to five years. insane woman at Cleveland laid a little boy poems bis head between two two sone, suchlaway thot be was held fast ‘without being such away that choked. “Sue left him todie, and he bad almost eae A RECOUNT OKDERE Scudder, of the New Je reme moe, aire ordered a ee count iu the third assembly ‘district, the returns of which, as @ ay counted, }, Show a majority of Meh aad coum The Naval Review. HONORS TO THE PRERIDENTIAN PARTY. sees care bawresd >. Place at Fortress Mon- At % o'clock By steamer Des- patel f ore ine President's . Came Rosas, AGS, followed Closely by the Hay ms ca Upon the President's arrival the yal ne. vessels of the fcet were manned ara oe of 21 gUNS Was fired by the Tennessee and Min. hesoia, the two vessels designated for that pur- . A salute Of 21 guns was dred from the water battery of Fortress Monroe. This was followed in quick succession by a salute of 21 torpedoes. which were fired from the temporary Station bear the shore—a novel experiment in the way of salutes. As the firtug ceased the Marine Band, from Wasbington, st the baleopy of the Hygeta Hotel, pl B to the Chief.” tn which they were Joined by the band of the flagship ‘Tennessee. At 11 o'clock the President and party went on board the Ten- hessee, where they were received by — Wyman and st.*. The crew were quarters, where they were exercised, aner Which they repatred to the spar deck to Witness 0 broadsword exercises by some of experts of the crew. ‘This was very intereating 4nd Closely watched by the President and party, Who expressed great pleasure at the profi displayed. At 12 o'clock the President Party left the ship and returned to the Dew. patch. The yards were x in manned and a ealute of 21 cuns fired on his departure. = boon the storm signal was hoisted froin {le flagstaff of the Hygela hotel, and the wiad, which wes tos the castward, freshened per- ceptibly, making 1t doubtful whether the land- ing could be effected. At one o'clock, however, the signal from_ the hip to prepare tor a landing Was prom; |, an the crews at once Went Lo Work Loy ing away thetr boats, The water was quite rough, so tt was found im- pos-ible, owing to this fact'aud the strong tide which was setting in, to form a line and ad- ranec simultaneously, as at first proposed. The crews were, therefore, allowed to leave thetr vessels and get ashore as best they could, litte iegerd being pald to order. The brigade was safely landed at 3 o'clock. About four o'clock ihe President ‘and parts came on the grounds, accompanied by Admiral Wyman and Gen. Getty and their staf's, and marched down the line, returning in rear of the brigade, closely Inspecting the men. When this duty Wes performed, The President and party took their Stations at the reviewing stand, when the brigade marched by, saluitng as they saliors and marines then returned to their boats and pulled away for thelr ships. Al seven o'clock @ beavy rainstorm set in, which pre Fented the expected display of fireworks from fleet. ball at the Hygeia hotel, however, took place, and was a most brlltant affair, AN AMOKOUS Music TE Dart, a protuinent ettizen of Bullalo, Ny terday shot and mortaliy wounded Emil Seifert @ music teacher und Violinist. Setfert had been dden the house by Dart for making love to bis daughter when acting as her teacher, t visited the house ‘Tuesday with a carv_ nife and threatened to kill any one who prevented him from seeing Miss Dart Be was rped prday as slot. Hie! pleads seit ‘dstence. RIDAN’S RESPONSE. — Miry Tuesday ex Bre derick T. Locke, Col. ‘assistant adjutant Sth COrps at lke battle of Five that he took, toward the close of ‘bt, the lollowing message to Gen. Sheridan: “General Warren sends bis complt- ments, and desires me to that he has gained the enemy's rear, bas t ) prisoners, and 1s in full pursuit of the ener « replied: Teil Gen. Warren thai, by bot at the front. That's all I gol to say to him, Major W. B. Be urd, U.S. engineers, testified yesterday at the Warren Inquiry that immediat before the battle of Five Forks he was with Gen, Warren. The 5th corps was then forming fer aclion. Gea. Sheridan was present at the time. Gen. Warren was occu- pied actively in forming the troops. | Witness eard after the battle of Warren's being re- lieved from command through Lieut. Vander- bit Allen. MURDER OF A DROVER.—A dispatch from Poughkeepsie, N. ¥., says that & man, supposed to be @ Grover, with considerable money, Was: Musdered at an early hour yesterday morning, on the Hudson river steamer Escort, of the New York and Athens line, near Tivol!, and his bedy .hrown overboard. “Tue assassins have not been discovered. The captafe of the Escort a the murder was conumilied on his veesel CHILDREN BURNED TO DgaTH.—Leonard Heff- ners restaurant, in Elienborough, Wis., was burned Saturday, and wwo of Hefner's children, aged 3 and 6 years, perished in the flames, ‘heir mother Was severely, Dut not fatally, burned. A TEERIELE MURDER Was committed at No. 67 Lewis street, New York, last evening. Andrew J. Gillen sovght the Hand of Mary Segusen in marriage, but the brother of the ‘girl the match. Gillen called on Miss Segusen, but the told him to leave the house. the er ager He asked for olver dshot her throtich the bead, Kliling ‘her ine iy. The mura immediately disap. nd, w Limseif into tue Bays — “Yesterday : P used the city av an iy hour, when it became known mat be bur- 18 badpntered Adams « Leonard banking . aL. being assisted by a ‘pal’ who hi Limsell Inside the vault the day e, had removed $2,000 In stiver, $1,200 in e funds, $2,500 in jewelry belonging to parties, and bly $60,000 ides. They attempted to blow up the safe by charg- ing an anvil with dynamite, laying the sate down on it. ‘The explosion turned the safe over nee tUmes, racked and wrecked the build and roused the town. The safe con! £500,000, Which 1s supposed to be intact.” A KENTUCKY MURDER.—Neai Sunday night, John Serkele jored, returning Irom church with two other colored young men, Was shot and killed by some person concealed in the weeds in a fence corn His heart was literally torn out. His fied and the murderer robbed the disappeared. A Six YEAR TERM FOE PRESIDENT.—The board of trade and transportation in New York sug- gests among other things for ev by the Nettonal Board of Trade tn Washington next month the subj of a definite constitutional method for sctuling disputed presidentig! elec Uons, and also & proposition to make the presi- dential term six ‘The scarlet f port, K. privete as and vading rapidly at New- DIED. BANISTER. On November 10, 1580, at 8 o'clock Pp. ui, of parelyeis, Jomy BaNIsTER, aired eeventy- two pears. Funeral ‘clock p.m, 12th instant, at 3 E. Friends of the ral Friday, frou: Urion Chayel M hurch. family are invited to atte: ot, CUNDINGHAM. At 2 a. Thursday, No- voter lith, 1°60, of cerebral Gou-stion, dastus CoNsTsGnast, ty i the tirty-tiah 5° + Of his *fFoneral st 1p m. to morrow, November 12th, from his lute residence, 723 Gib ef morth- we HARPER. On Wednesday evening, November oth, TsO, Ts raxa, be oved wife of Joseph G. bs and 4 daye ilacper, yea 31 years § m0) ” st her suflering, past ber pain, Comet weap, for teurs are vain, Calm the turmoil of thy breas’, For she who sufi ered is at rest. Funeral will take place fom _ber inte residenoe, 31 Prospect street, , 12th in stant, at 2 o'clock p. mi. Frente and relatives are nV16d to al i (Zanesville papers please copy.) JACKFON. On FuSesscg: jacwzon, tao b 1 st 10:30 oe! LOREN 4 duvuhter of Alfred sad Bettie Jackson, aged 2 care 11 monthe apd 27 days. years I Mar lite Florenos thou bast left us, Leaving our heart rick aud sore But God, the all healing phy) Will unite us on that happy shore. Rais frp, ence Ste nt, FRET Ner'parcuts teeitionce, 1214 Lith atrook orth: weet. JEWETT. At five minvtesto 8, Thursday morn- 11, 1880, Harrie Loupe ops, Zou Giighierof James A. aod Auuie & Jewett, aged & ths 9 riday, at 3 o'clock p. m., from 452 street nortiwert "Er Friend and elalives aro fo- x. November oy 1880. at pha ot mie at Evsits mans , in the thirty-fourth year qr unera wil take ue A Durser, 221d K street ber tb, at ovo 1b friends are to attend.