Evening Star Newspaper, January 10, 1881, Page 3

ee AUCTION SALES. LADIES GOODS. THE EVENING STAR. EDUCATIONAL. AUCTION SALES. OF. J. MAX MUI LIEB, Director of | — THIS EVENING. of sn and Voeu! Muntc, kes baremoved | "YHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. to 1209 lith street northweat. dec31-tr* CATALOGUE BALE OF PRIVATE THE LIBRARY OF T+E LATE Dr. J. E. SNOD- GRASS, AND OTHERS. one To be sold st my auction-rooma, southwest corner Pennsylvania ave. and 1ith st, com. mencing on MONDAY EVENING, Janvary 10, cs, | 18#1, AT HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK, and contina- | inw at eame hour ea i: evening until all are wold Jar4-6t THOMAS LOWLING, Auct. \APITOL HILL SCHOOL. J) Mr. GRAVES re-opened his School tn MeCauley’s Hal, 209 Pennsylvania avenue south- cart. decs0-1m DRIVATELY, OF IN OLASS—Mathem Latin, Greek, French, German and Enxilish ‘Special 'attension to preparation for Collewe, Wi Foint, Anpapohm and ail competitive examinations. war ¢ dee Ww. FLYNN, A.M., 702 5th st. northwest. | TO-MORROW. ‘OV. 17, 1840, Prof. and Mrs. L. B.C. COL- r Nines residence and. private School for 'HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Boys is removed 10 1538 I street northwest. ““Les- | OH ANCERY BALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM- Ss Tae MUR OA ae eee : BO I AST § MARE. Sititce missontae advent | REAR THE HOWARD UNIVERSITY. Frew canes, Descinne ss, intermediate Advanced; | TWEEN TRUMBULL STREET AND HOW. ime, spd only charged from date of entrance. _ ARD AVENUE. Claas hours suitabie to ail, ‘Terms moderate. Pri- | By virtue of a decree of the Supreme te leesoun if desired Call at 910 lath st., between | Court, of the District of Columbia, parsed 12 m. and 1p m.: Mondays and Thursdays. be- the 9th day of daunary, 1880, in’ Equit: wren 43g and 5 p.m noviT Osuse No. 6.384, wherein Oliver B. Matuder 4 gowrlsinant and John W. Beal eta Gefendanta, = ae ¢ Undersiened trustee will sell at AT 4 O'OLOG HE CEDARS_ 4 home BOHOOL for Younes | pM, ON OTH DAY OF JANUARY. 1881, the follies deluhta of Georestown, aud 18 very socees.bie to | Geacribed property. iu parceis, acoordinw to pla Fybates a (tes e cauite, viz: all that part’ of heantiful For ceculara | & tract of land in Washington county, in the Pp et eed ek a th sta. Georgetown, DO. Sadist the Sivision ‘of said tract, which, was faifotted = Bs F, Said part or parcel of land frou Last ee eA coo on the eastern bounvary of the Seventh. Street Se Turnpixe lesding to Kockville, and containing one 1100 M 8T. N.w. Square acre of Jand, bounded ‘on the north by W. For further infuriustion address D. Beall’s purchase, and on the eouth by that tract octl6-8m _ Mrs. J. E. SOMERS, Principal. sold to Aaron M. Gattre.l, together with all im- provements, £6, Said property was subdivided ,PENCEBIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, SS corner of 70. sud L ste. n.w.—This institution into lots of $2 to 37 zeet frout, with a depth of 208 casa and successful experience of 16 feet. One of said lo:s is improved by a large three - aoe a dwelling d hearse ears. It educst+s youn~ men and women for use- erms of sale: Une-t of the purchase money Fines and seli-support. Its graduates secure | cash in hand, and the remainder in three equal | rc teemgperdnl sad prod. eg stud: = ining comprise ish net ness Arithmetic. Bpencerian Practical Beutane.iip, instalments, payable at #ix, twelve and eighteen Bookkeeping, by sizzle and double entry, adapt © vari months from the day of sule, the raid deferrea pay- ments bearing interest at the rate of #ix per cent per annum from date of sue. All conveyancing every variety of business; Elocution sud cost of purchaser. Tases to be paid by the fares. Day and Evening Sessions. For informa | lrustee out of the poccends of sale A deposit of tion and terms cail at the College or address HEN- | #50 on each lot required on day of sale. If the BY 0. SPENCE, Principal. angié | terms of sale are not complied with in ten days the HE ARCHER IN Wasa | ihe risk and cout Of the" defeuitine: gars. STITUTE, je | the she cl 2 a aMOUNGTOR, DO. tae dect0-d&tds = HAKVEY L. PAGE. Trustee. For circulars address Mrs. M. B. ARCHE:, 1404 —— Mass. avenue, Wsehington, D. 0. jyfi-ly §?-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, on account of the weat! 1ith, 1831, at same and PIANOS AND ORGANS. HE STIEFF, AND THE KBANICR AND BACH PIANOS, fi AR AND THE ESTEY ORGANS, At Special Barxains to cush purchasers before January Ist G. L. WILD & BRQ., Sole Agents, jec2s ‘7233 7th st. northwest, . Gutil TUESDAY, JANUARY LTD sud MADAME / fessors of Midwifery; over twenty yeat eeful practice: board, Dnreing and ekilifc ent; tor ladies ony. "182 Lexington ave York city. ADAM DE FOREST Has {LEGANT SEVEN AND EIGH Se emauoling sate vy STUF ORGANS, = of superb tone and finish, makers in the countr; monthly payments, at SIDNEY T. NIMMO’s, west. Office TTENTION! — Highly reepectab'e nicely furnished KOOMS, with fir: BOARD. for ladies during illness. Address # and made by the best » for only $80, upon ensy Star office. dee 20" decl5 43% 7th st_northwest. De ae SORE, OF PARIS: FEMALE'S URN. ¥ RESS, cures all complaints. 3 STICAL PI Letcorrhea. 0 DP Bt. northwest. dec: < PRACTICAL PIANOMARE! Formerly foreman with P. C. Lihte & Go. (Lighte & Ernst), also Tuner with Steinway & _ SOLE AGENT for the Genin aE KER PIANOS for Pease & Co. New York, and for the BURDETT ORGAN. 407 Tenth Street Northwest." declé oe PIANOS AND ORGANS. Test material, finest t RS OF WOUTH._REQIPE FREE ‘ Horthe speedy curte? SEMINAL WEAKNE LOST MANHOOD. and all diseases brouht fons. ese sparp DAVIDSON & CO. ané-eoly 78 Nasaan at., New Dh, SHENG, POWDERS cure for Kidney Diseases, Gravel and s) asry Diseases, Nervous Debility, Seminal \ a8, Impoten Geet, Sero! lay 8: he, easiest payments, por- Md ad Ski: Diseakes speedily | prices. Rents applied on purchase, ses cured in 48 bours. For sal | from $2 to $10. TWISLE, Drowvist, corner 12th st. and | : Price #5 per box, sent by mail under seal FREEROLS G. SMITH, tof price. im a MANUFACTURER, wONSULT BOBENTSON, every We | _ceets RO Penna. ave. / and Saturday, at his ofice, 466 C at. é%st., from 2105p. m., who, with 15 rears’ exy Tienoe, guarantees a cure in all diseases of the O; nary Organs, Nervour and Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Impotency, &. Gon: contracted, positively cared s. Consultation strictly pri cea for ladies. Referm to the Baltimore. Main office, 19 Charges moderste STEAMERS, &c. {OB POTOMAC BIVEB LANI STEAMER THOMPSON, Capt. John BK. Wood, »uilt expressly for the Potomac Hiver business, leaves 6th street whart MON: DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at 7 o'clock &.., making the principal landinws in the river tne OS LOVELL, President, meee Seen ee jen oct18-3m ‘1416 F street HE STEAMER ANBOWSMITH ‘Will leave Potomac Ferry Co. Wharf, foot of 7th street, at 7 o’clock, © m., every SUNDAY, TUESDAY AND THURSDAY. For all the POTOMAO RIVER LANDINGS as far w™: E and other beautirui PL Bargains for caeh, or . At Vid OR BEOKRES Piano Rooms, No. 907 H atreet northwest. First-class Tuntnz sud Hepairing of Pianoe 0 organ novis-3m NABB PIANOS.—Unequaled in Toxz, ‘TOUCH, WOKKMANSaIP and DURA- BILITY. Prices se low a# consistent with| thorough workmanship. Great bargains in ORGANS. Tuning, repairing, pack and See Sorascaae = ooh Se RALLROADS. BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. THE MODEL FAST LINE, AND THE ONLY LINE BETWEEN = THE EAST AND THE WEST, VIA WASHINGTON. DOUBLE TRACK! JANNEY COUPLER! STEEL RAIL! SCHEDULE TO TAKZ £FFECT WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1880. A.M. LEAVE WASHINGTON. +1.60—Ohicago, Cincinnati and St. Louis Fast Ex- 6 00—Baltimore, Euicott City and way stations. +6.40—Baltimore Express. as Leonardtown and Nonini; returning MOSUA¥ 6.60—Baitimor Aunspolis, and way. (Piedmont, WEDNESDAY snd FRIDAY. Strasbane, Winclstes Hagerstown and way, ay. Fare and Freixht at lowest rates. Bi ngakate - socks: acgss oon Oona unton and Valley Express. ni sy18-1y F. 3. STONE, Purser. for Hawerstown sid at Point of for Frederick ) 9.00—New York. Philadelphia and Boston Express. $9-00—On Sunday only for Baltimore, Aunapods ‘and way. 10.00—Baltiniore Express, (Stops at Hyattsville, College, Beltsville, Laurel, Annapolis Juno- NeareLx AND FORTRESS MONBKOD STEABER JANB MOSELEY. Carrarn JAMES T. BABEER. First-class fare, #1; Hound trip, 81 80. Second: Chee fare, 18. Hound aie Siem ton, Jeasup's and Hanover.) Sip, $1. Leave 6th et. whart @ON- 40) jcago, Gincinnay Dx ‘WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, at 5 o'clock oo > Eee) bas es aes Sine at Alexw.dria, Piney Pout, Pott Lookoss | £53 paitimore City, Annapolis and W: at Alex: re 3. ulteott City, Sad Fort Mouros, Va.. woina and Feturuing- Weiimaonae: eo rns ar STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK. +1.25—On Bunday on!y. for Baltimore and way. Steamships JOHN GIBSON and K. 0. KNIGHT, $2.05—Baltimore Express. Pier East N.Y¥., )- +2.36—New York, Pliladelpnia and Boston Express Seorsetown at Tata FRIDAYS: Bor eit | 'sauapatthmore and. Wap Sete ee rates apply to. P- A. Dl ‘aat.. 63 Water Frederick, Hagerstown and ‘Way, via Gt., Georgetown Relay.) terooms, Be.» fo to General OMlos, | 4.90—Baitimore, | Hyattsville and Laurel Ex- Bow. near Wiliera’s Hote! 1416 F etn. x press. (Frederick, via Helay. Stops at Anna- p20 O. 8. LOVELL, President. volis Junction. ) = +4.45—Polnt of Rocks, Frederick, Hagerstown, ‘OBTH GERMAN LLOYD sraucnu ‘Winchester and Way Stations. (On Sunday ‘Love Between New Yous, Havag, LOxDon, to Point of Rocks and Way Stations only.) BovTHAMPToN axD BREMEN. 14-40" Balthnore, Ancapolis and Way Stations: Ziue menmers of this company Wil eafl every Sat | +6.45—Phiisdelpiiia snd Baltimore Express. _(Mar- Gd Frame yee eee tae: | Spubarg aud Way vin ay. Soveck vats —I 4 u — pion snd Bremen, first cabic. $80. | ¢.5~ Point of Hochs and Way Stations. 16.45—Baltimore and Way Stations. '7'$0—Baltimore and Laurel Express. 18.56—Pittaburg, Cincinnati and St. Lonis Exprass. %.45—Baltimore, Hyattaville and Lanrei Express. 110.00—New York, Phisdelphia and Boston ix Bleeping Gar to New York, and speo- fr Sleeping Gar to Philadelphia. yee only. Other trains daily, ex- cel : All trains stop at Relay Station. For further information apply at the Baltimore “ptee a sen 4 Yor eich: Sala SOT SeRGE aeiSer bBo Seat for Washington. es “anxaT LYDE’S NEW EXPRESS LINE ASHINGTON, GROUGETO' WR, ALEXANDELA See oem ‘WITR Czype's | ar Parabe rm Lrvgs You New Yous, Bostox, PRovipexom, "4Lt, RIVER, ALL Pons | ticket officer, Washinton Station, and Enctaxn rive, TO raping "2i0L Beta lvania avenue, corner 14th Through bills: et wu en for Kaee i Srins: checked and recelved at any poiat in the at ine at 10am. ma. Georgetown ‘ashington. From Philsdelpnia—tat Freight received daily uatil wharf, foot of ith strect WILLIAM P. CLYDE & 00., General | THE @REAT 1881 coxborivatatoore L S81 Double Track, Steel Rails. SPLEN) ScENmnY. MAowrriceNT Equrrwenr. x Philsdelphis; J. H. JO PEN EWFECT: JANUARY 8, 18s. 5 200., Agents, -St- wharf and 1202 F st. n.w.. | TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Depot, Washington. aue?7 re ee of feed ater rome follows: with or, and the 00m. H ONARD Linz, Bleeping Gare to Louisville and Uuicawor 10: ¥ a.m daily, with Sleeping Oare from Harrisburg to Cincinnati, St. Louis and Chicago; 9:30 p m. daily, with Palace Care to Pittsburg. BALTIMORE AND POTOMAG HATLROAD. For Canandairaa, Rochester, Buffalo, Niswara, ‘with Parlor Car to Watking and the ‘Nort 8:00a.m. daily, except Sunday :9:30 p.m. dally, except Saturday, with Palace Cars to Ganandai- gua and Watkins. | Bor Williamsport, Lock Haven and Elmira, at 10:30 & sm. dally, exeept Sunday. 9 ya oop teeta For New York and the East, .. 10:30 8. m. 2:30 and 16-00 p.m. On Sunday 230 and 10-0) Fr, Se Se Seording to scoommodstions. = / Bez limited express of Pullman Parlor ars, Return tickets on favorable terms. E 30s. m. dally, except Sunday. Steerage at very low rates. Steerage tickets from 2 Liverpool and ‘Ga For Brooxiyn, N. through trains connect at Jersey City with boats of Brooklyn Annex, sf- jeenstown, and all other parta of Europe, at lowest rates. THE OUNAED OOMPANY LiIM- ITED. Between New York and Liverpoot, Call- at Harbor, ynou Pf oone ‘YORE. . We N.B., NEW fan. | Parthia. fording direct trausfer to Fulton street. avoid- bis double ferriaze across New York city. Fees hater at en etyen for Belfast Gisszow. | vor Philadelphia, $:00 a.10., 10:30 a.m.» "2:90, ind tor ed 6:40 and 10-00 p.m. On’ Sunday, 2:30, 6:40 apd 10:00 p.m. Limited Express, 930 a.m. For freight and apply at the Gompany’s | Gay Toomt Bunday, Sabin to OTT Ow Oe te Me ), 9:30, 10-30 a.m., and ‘Washington, D.C. W & O0.. 605 Tth utreet | FOr Zp! $06.40, 9°30, ana 4.00 pein: “Og auz7 VERNON H. BROWN & 00., 5.¥ Sunday, 8:00, 16:30 a:m., 2:30, 6:40, 9:30 and For Pope’ Greek ene 6:40 a.m. and 4:40 p.m. daily, janday. For ‘Aniapolis, 6:40 a.m. and 4:40 p.m. daily, ex- ‘cept Sun: ‘AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL- Tay Bue ALEXANDULA AND WASHING- BAILROAD. For Alexandria, 7:00, 7:20, NEW YORK-BOTTERDAM. ‘The first-class steamers of this line—*-Ameter- Gam," **W. A. Scholten,” * ” *P. Os Pg oP * “and *“Mase”—carrying the U. 5. Mall tothe ee ae ‘Watson's — “Behiedam' Broo! aiarly on. WEDNESDAYS. Gavin 0 second Cabin ; Steer- a ik CAZAUK, General Agent 24 Bout ¥. ot igh stad am Ne 4: 5 20, 8:00 anc E ). 1. = Cy Bereeort 00. ds pet all Gay'at 700, 9.20. 11-00 and 11-40 arin. and 8-00 avenue, Washinton; or F. H’ JOHNSON, Agent National Bafe De it Building, corner ‘Svenue and 16th street northwest. rd THE TRADES. BS VEBINDING—The Lrczrr Brapzay employ city. 1012 Pe ent ctl GREED ax oe rape rivanis: —— Washington, D.O. Fine Printing s Z . DS SYM’S Wonderful Herbs gr Indian BELEN D. euinitice Bh i hs ‘Oatagrhe Fever ang Asus, Ae Ou! Bnet jeria, Scarletina, Asthi C4" onnson ee ni tetanieoe Lock Jaws Hydrophobm sad WOOD. “‘TeixrHoxio Gommmorions.” CUAL. Circulation resultiny from colds." Gan- fru Weloki. Beat Guaiteye cers treated, and Tape Worms re Minin“ omc, wharves. mil and depot conneced | oven ima few paws. Cree suarsuteed: 2st ie wus up ign oftices by TELEPHONE. 349 Pennsy! Sans | WM POS ol ‘Write for particulars cern octll-colam Auctioneers, 9th and D strests northwest. BEGULAR SALE OF FURBITORE, OROCKERY &c., alrO COUNTERS, SHELVING, BENCHES, 5BOW OAsES, ko. At auction, at our rooms, on TUESDAY, Jan- Cary ltr, at lb a.m. it J) St5CT OF COLUMBIA, HEALTH DE- PARTMES T, ‘ WASHINGTON, January 10, 1881. NOTICE.—There will be svid at public} ction, at the Pound, (corner 23d street d_ New York avenue,) TO MORKOW, ACESDAY, ane litH insranr, at i o’cLock, one Lark Eay Mule, taken up while ru ‘Ding at /arwein the southeastern section of Wash- img*on and remaining unredeemed. By order of the Heulth Officer. It SAMUEL BINS E Poundmaster. AMES GUILD & SON, Auctioneers. FINE FORNITURE AT AUOTION. LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE OF THE ENTIRS STOCK OF A MANUFAC. TURER, ARRANGED IN STORE No 1014 PEsNs¥LVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST. On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY MORN. INGE next, COMMENCING -T 10 o'cLOC sbove-named store, the entire stock of & wavufactnrer at auctiou, comorising— One Very Handsome xbony and Silk Parlor Suit, 7 pieces: One Very Handsome suit, Rbuny and Gold Frame; Canary Colored Silk Goverin Several Parlor Suits in Hair Cloth, Raw Silk and Kepe; Lounges, Camp Chairs, Students’ t Fary Chairs, Pateot Rockers, 0. ; Walnut MT. Chamber Suite, Cottexe Suits; Library and Dining Reem Furniture. Besides a full aesortient of m'scell yneons Fuvni- ture usually to be foand im a farniture estab.si- went. hale resiTive rain or ehine. jani0-2t JAS. GUILU & SON, Aucts. FP HOMAB DOWLING, Auctioneer. VERY EXCELLENT BLACK WALNUT CAAM- BER SeITES AND OTHER HOUSEHOLD EKFECTS AT AUCTION On T 'SDAY MOKNING, 13TH, 1851, comMeNct-« AT LEN O'CLOGH at No. 814 17th street. between H and 1 st: vorthwest, I shal ge!l a very superior collec- Hon of Household Effecte, viz; Ha'r-Cloth Parlor Furniture. Window Hangings and Cornice. Several handsome Suites of Black Walnut Chamb:r Farniture. Painted Marble-top and other Chamber Furniture. Mattrasnes, Feather Pillows. Blankets, Comforts, Spreads and Shoets. Decorated and other Toilet Ware. Rrursele and Ingrain Carpots. Venetian Stair Oarnets and Oil Cloths. Hall Carpets and Oil Cloths. Walnut Extension Dinmg Table. Dining Ohaire, Heatirs Stover. Llevavt Refrigerator, Kitchen Requisites, &c. ‘Terme cash. janl0-3t THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. ros. E. WAGGAMAN, Resi Estate auct. TRUSTFE’S SALE OF ¥OUR-STORY BRICK HOUSE, No. 922 EIGHTH STRERT NORTH: By virtue of deed of trust dated Noyem- ot FE her ith, 1878, and duiy recorded in Liber 929, folio 80, et Beq .0: for the District of 40 e of the land records. ambia, I will sell at public auction, in front of premises, op THURS- DAY, THE 0TH pay Ov JANUARY, 1881, at 4 ©'cL0cx P. M., the following described real’ estate, Fituated in the city of Washington, District of Uo- mbia, to wit: Partef Lot numbered tea (19), in uare numbered four hundred and throes (403), together with the improvements, consistine of four-story Brick Dwelling. ‘Terms of sule: Cash Coat of conveyancing and accrued taxes to be paid by the purchaser. B_U. KaYSKR, Trustee. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct rpuomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ BALE OF A VALUABLE THRFE- STORY BRICK RESIDENCE ON THE SOU ¢ BIDE OF PENNS UK, BE- TWEEN TWEN1)-FT WENTY, SECOND BTREETS, No. 211 By virtue of a deed of trust, dated the 15th Guy of Febr 1879, and’ duly recorded &e., one of the lan records for Washington county, District of Oolum- bia. and by direction of the party se: ured thereb: we thali sell, ou WEDNESDA JaNvany, S81, aT 4 O'CLO the foliowing pre ed subdivision of 75, improved by a substantial three-story Residence, with all the modern improve- Tan l-divi nts. eri® : One-third cash; the residue in two eyual a) lentes at one and two years, with notes bearing: interest at six percent per annum unti! pa and secured by a deed of trust on the property aold allcash, at the option of purchaser. If the of sale are not complied with in ten days, the Trus- tees reserve the rizlit to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaniting purchaser. All con- yeyanciny at purchaser's cost. 8200 deposit re- unired when the property is struck of. JOHN W. CORSON, / Teastoos. Janfd&ds JAMES L. DAVIS, "{ sea \HANCERY SALF OF VALUABLE REAL E J YATE, CONSISTING OF FOUR STORES ON BEVENTH S¢RENT, BETWEEN L AND M STREETS NORTHWEST, AND TWO DWE! LINGS ON TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN IT AND K NORTHWEST. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Oclumbia, passed in egaity Se Canse No. 7,487. John Walter et al. vs. Mas-, Galina Berbericli etal., the undersiznel, as. Tru cs, will offer for sale on WEDNESDAY, THE RY, 1881, at public ion, in ‘at the hour of 4 o'CLOcK’ P thoge pieces or parcels of ground, lying od being in the city of Washington. and District of Columbia, and Known and described as sub- lots (31) and (32,) in square (425. ) And on TBURSDAY, 20TH pay oF Janvany, ‘sS1, at the same hour, will offer for sale the south thirty-two feet frout by the depth thereof of lot 5, in square 317, toxetner with the improvements thereon and the appurtenances thereto belonging. ‘Terms of sale are as follows: One-third of the purebase money to be paid in cash, within five «ays after day of sale, of which one Huudred dol- Isrs is to psid as a deposit at the time of sale on each house and op each store, and the balance of the purchase money in three equal installments, in six. twelve and Cigbteen months from day of sale, for which the archaser or purchasers shall deliver to said Trus- es his, her or their promissory notes dated on cay of sale, and to bear interes¢ at six per contum yer annum, orallcash at the option of the pur- chagers. 2 WARD, ) WM Ed thwest. 330 412 at. northwest. TANK T. BROWNING, ¢ Trustees. Columbis Law Building _janT-eodkde If. WARNER, Auctioneer. CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON AND DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court ‘oh FB of the District of Goiumbia, passed in equity cause number 7,391, (Frank T. Browning, administrator of Thomas Young, deceased, vs, Amelia A.C. Maschaeur et ai.,) ‘the undersigned as trustee, will offer sale on MONDAY, THE 1711 DAY OF JANUARY, 1881, aT FOUR (4) O'CLOCK P M., at public auction, in front of the premies, all that piece or pareel of ground, with the improvements hereon and the appurtenances thereto belonging, lying and being in tue city of Washington and Dis: trict of Columbia, and kuown and described as that part of original Lot elxht, (8), in square five huy- ¢red and forty-four, (44), which bezins for the sane twenty-tive feet east from the southwest cor- ver of said Lot, and running thence east eizhteen feet. thence north one hundred and thirty feet, thence west, eiihtcen feet, thence south one hun red and thirty ‘ect to the place of bexinnins. Terms of sale are as follows: One-third of the purebagse money to be paid in cash within five dsys from day cf sale, of which fifty dollars isto be paid a8 a deposit at the time of sale, and the balance of the purchase moncy in three equal instelments, in three, six aod nine months from the day of sale, for which the purchaser shall deliver hia promisory uote, dated on day of sale, and to bear interest at the rate of six per centam per annum, oF all cash, atthe option of the purchaser. FRANK T. BROWNING, Trustee, Jan6-eokds — Ooluubian Law Building, 6th et. ITCH, FOX & EROWN, Real Estate Brokers TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON CONNEOTIOUT AVENUE, BETWEEN EK AND L STREETS. By virtue of a deed of trust dated ainciver 2eth, A.D. 1873, and duly recorded in Liber No 738, folio $59, et seq.., one of the land rec: ords for the District of Columbia,I will se'l at public auction, in front of the premises, on FRIDAY, THE lizn Da ov Janvany, A.D. 1881, at 4 O'CLOCK ¥.M_, the folowinw described real éstate, situated tn the city of Washington, District of Columbia, to wit: Lot numbered five (5.) in Shepherd's subdi- vision of equare numbered one hundred and sixty- four (164), as said subdivision is duly recorded the books of, the Burveyor's office of said city Liber H.D.C., folio 210, townther with the improve- ments thereon, consistihw of a two-story basement and mansara Brick Dwellins Terms: The amount of indebtedness secured by said deed of trust unpaid, with the expense of sale, in cash; and the balance at tweive and elichteen months, for which the notes of the purchaser, bearing interest from the day of sale and secured bya deed of trust on the property sold, shail be taken. 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JEANNERET, of Balti- more, has arrived in Washington with a hand- some assortment of BONNETS and ROUND HATS, carefully selected by herself from the leading Houses of Paris an be found at her parlors, No. 1327 F street, opposite Ebbitt House. jan7-2m Fo2 THE PARTY SEASON. :vening and Recevtion BONNETS. Fine ENCE FLOWERS. e Dev est styles in VE, 5. and RUCHINGS. PARIS KID GLOVES. Anda fine lineof NEW DRESS TRIMMINGS. At M. WILLIAN'S, jan5_ 7 Cite Trevise. Paris, 907 Pa.ave. JRECWERS!: FLOWEBS!!: ‘We have closed out all of an Importer's atock of FLOWERS at lees than half price, and will sell them st 60c., 76c. and $1.00 per spray. KID GLOVES, from 2 to 10 buttons, in Whiteand Opera Shades. Kvrny Pain GUARANTEED. Reception and visiting BONNETS at Less than AcTUaL Cost to CLosE. Mrs, M. J. HUNT, dec30 Nos. 631 and 623 D street n.w. me VON ERANDIS, q FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKER, 913 Pennsylvania Avenue, Formerly with Lord & Taylors, N.Y., aud Wm. Barr and Oo.. Bt Louis, Mo. * DRESSE*, SUITS. CLOAKS, Ete., made in su- PRTON Sale ‘atshort notice. “Ontting and Bawing, ‘erfect fit guaranteed. jan4-1m Dow ASN. HOLIDAY SPECIALTIES ‘AT POPULAR PRICES. CELLULOWD COMB AND BRUSH SETTS SILK PLUSH GLOVE AND HANDKERCRTEP BOXES, FANCY WORK BASKETS, BRONZE ARTICLES, LACE GOODS HANDSOME FANS. SILK MUFFLERS, HANDKERCHIEPS. &o LADIES AND MIPSES’ HANDKEROHTEFS IN GREAT VARIKTY. SILK PLUSH BOXES, PURSES, POCKETBOUKS, &0. HANDSOME SILK UMBRELLAS, AND MANY ARTICLES SELROTED ESPROIAL- LY FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON. DOUGLANS?, dec?2 Ninth and'F Streets. (BE: RUPPERT, Nos. 403 and 405 7th at. n.w. BARE ATTRACTIONS OF NEW NOVELTIES IN FANCY WORSTED WoRK of New Designs, for Embroidery on Linen, Mam- Toth and Felt Cloth. A, fall line of Worsted (hand-xnitted) Goods, Satin and Velvet, Child’s Bonnets, Embroidel Cloake, ail sizes, and a general Outfit for Children. Germantown and Zephyr Worsted, German Yarn, all colors, and all kindsof Embroidered Material on hand at the Lowest Market Price. deot-tr XN BS. SELMA BUPPEKT, 605 9th street, Upp. Patent Office, DeATER IN ALT EMBROIDERIEN, ZEPHYRS, OREWEL and GERMAN1OWN WOOL, FELT. CANVASSEs, and all Material for FANCY NEEDLEWORK Fine selection of } ACES. POSTESY, TRIMMINGS, WORSTED and CHILDREN'S FURNISHIN GOODS; full line of MAORAME THREAD, STAMPING promptly executed. dec2t y ME. B. VAN REUTH, PARISIAN MODES, 4112 13th St. Northwest. Latest designs in WEDDING TROUSSEAUX, MOUBNING DERSSEN, WALKING SUITS, DIN- AER and RECEPTION DRESSES. Famples of the latest importati Goods, Novelties in Trimmings ai 8 on hand. Complete Costumes of all descriptions at the ehortest notice. declT D JUGLA’S F . PARIS KID GLOVES REDUCED 250. PER Pain. 2-Button, $1.50. 8-Button, 81.75. 4 Button, 22.00. GENUINE MONOGRAM KID ‘GLOVES. 2-Button, 7c. 3-Button, 31 00, 4-button, $1.25. 6-Button, $1,560 J. P. PALMER, IMPORTER AND DESIGNER OF FASHIONS IN MILUINERY, decl3 No 1107 F at. y ERMILYA’S LADIES’ BOOTS. T am now offering a fine atock of Winter GOODS o! my own make, at very LOW PRIOES, iia J sof Dress Buttons, al- am making to order a class of SHOES for Ladies and Children that cannot be ex E JAS, H. VERMILYA, 610 Yth opp. Patent Offices. MME, 8,3; MESSER, Darsnmanma tn connec. tion with Agency for 8.'T_ TAYLOR'S PaT- TEENS, SYSTEM OF OUTTING, &., 1303 Fst. nerth. oct9-6m 106 FAMILY SUPPLIES. ECEIVED DalLy ~ CHOICE BEEF, STALL FED, PHILADELPHIA POULTRY. OaPONS, AND 8QUAB: ar Tak BOSTON MARKET, LEON SCHELL @ ©U., A719 Pennsylvania avenue ELPHONZO YOUNGS, ian ON DECK, AND DON'T YOU FORGET IT, WITH CANDY by the ton, geveral Grades... Fresh GUM DROPS by the ton. .-Pure snd Fresh SHELLBARKS—New York State Crop. NUTS by the ton—all kinds BAISINS by the ton—all kinds. CITRON and CUBBANTS by the ton.. FLORIDA ORANGES—Fine.. Large Bupply VALENCIA ORANGES-Fine Large lot & very Oheap LEMONS—The Best in Washington. Big Lot MALAGA GRAPES—The Lest in Wash’n.60 Barrels AND OTHER CHRISTMAS GOODS IN END- LESS SUPPLY AND GREAT VARIETY. TO GIVE AN IDEA OF OUR PRICES, WEQUOTE IN PART AS FOLLOWS: 8 Ibs. MIXED OANDY—Ohoice. -for $1.00 7 lbs. MIXED CANDY—Chotce. ..-for 1.00 6 lbs. MIXED CANDY — Ohoice French Creams. a -for 1.00 8 lbs. MIXED NUTS for 1.00 7 lbs. MIXED NUTS. -for 1.00 6 ibs. MIXED NUTS. for 1.00 10 Iba. RAISINS ... -for 1.00 8 Ibs. RAISIN . for 1.00 6 Ibe. RAISINS -for 1.00 5 lbs. RAISINS . 5 1.00 4 ibe. RAISINS—Large Olusters. 1.00 12 Ibs. Ex. ‘‘O" SUGAR (nearly white) 1.00 103g Ibs. Standard ‘‘A” SUGAR. 1.00 10 Ibe. Standard Granulated SUGAR. 1.00 BIG STOCK—LOW PRICES ALL THROUGH. CALL EARLY. @® Telephonic Connections. a ELPHONZO YOUNGS, 504 9th st. north, decd Opposite Daily Critic Offic ‘OHN B. KELLY, DEALEE Ts Frest-Oxags BEEF, LAMB, VEAL, MUTTON, &c. CORNED BEEF A SPECIALTY. Stalls 628, 629, and 630 Center Market, 9th street Wing, and 206 and 208 Northern Liberty Market; or address Box 71, City Post Office. Marketing delivered free of charge to all parts of lec: y -onra onaners, 5 STRAWBERRIES, CAPONS FROM PHILADEL- Atso PHILADELPHIA CHICKEN AND TURB- KEYS FOR THANKSGIVING. EXTRA ROAST BEEF, OANVAS8S-BAOK, RED HEAD, QUAIL, GROUSE, eto., AT THE : PALACE rere Cor. Fourteenth and ‘ork ay eet ma a New York ave. AosEnomy, ane, ELECAMPANB Signi recommended for ti, Calas, Hoarse- Bi fra -aenlanseriucw ge cass a alae to it Sak for large half-pound . Try - ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist, declS 14th and Ists. and 3dand Dn.w. NE DOLLAB PER 100 FOB PIRIBV ENGLISH VISITING CARDS, ee ee a anally” and doing the work perfookye = DEMRSEY, STATIONER AND ENGRAVER, Old Established House, O13 Pa. ave., between 9th and 10th streets. oct29-8m, ‘UST RECEIVED TWO CARS PRAIRIE HAY, oJ tnd for oslo in quastdtca ait. ‘Afinearticlefor bedding, St meacior te Bye Straw ands * W. H. TENNEY & SONS, Wholesale Dealers in Flour, Grain, Hay and Feed, decd-1¥ Georgetown, D.O. OLD QO) "eiown an the bese oy is stand ‘No. 619 D st., between ge ee MONDAY.... :.Jamuary 10, ISS. Our Idle and Dangerous Ciass. Editor Star:—Recognizing in your names of contributors 80 many of our good old generous contributors of twenty-five years ago, when St. John’s parish of this city established a home and gave from three to five thousand dollars a year tn charity, I could but think, and ali these years you've been giving and giving gener- cusly, and the children of those same families are’ still coming year after year for charity, done. that something better ‘might be Circumstances: (owning the property) ago not far from the s The business of Dutider has compelled the employment of many of these poor.and from my knowlege of “Hell's Bottom,” and the agjacent neighbornood, I pro. nounce It a foul blot upon our nation and peo- ple that such a people and such places exist tn our midst. It 1s unworthy a civilized race, oar time, and place, as the capital of the nation. ‘Twenty years ago, when Une thousands of eman- cipated slaves were let loose upon us. the gov- erpment established a “Bureau” to take charze of them; which died a natural death, from gea- eral debility. The colored people thronging here hen had been slaves, reared under discipline, with the habit of work. This went a great way wiih them, and for us. Thetr children, I mean the tue jority, not excepuonal cases, have grown up in the gutters and hovels, idle, ignorant, anid worse than useless; an unhealthy, discontented nass of humanity, packed worse than bogs In hovels of such filthy ktud that should a ¢ household take one from them as a domestic, It Isa well established fact among housek epers (bat you take their vermin and all to clean and pibe at your own expense, if you wish them udy. Twenty years ago drankenness among our colored women was an uoheard of fault, but of this generation now tn the field, from four- teen to twenty years old, the daily consumption ot whisky seems a posiiive necessity to them. This outgrowth of the past flfteeu years or idie- ness, hunger, dirt, and a total lack of discipline, golng to make Itself heard from; it cannot be Within a circle of five squares, just around the home of Bedford, Queenan & Co., some 30 houses were entered and robbed last winter at night,losing all the way from $150 to $500 worth. Tao not know of a dime’s worth being recovered. People dwell in terror of their lives under such circumetances, for In any of these cases, what Would our lives been worth had we wakened and attacked them? Now the negro race from a study of its general character are not a people prone to murder or violence. I belfeve them a ‘wonderfully patient and’ forbearing people: ompared with the emigrant class of laborers of like calling they are far more honest, I have generally failed to discover gratitude among tem, but they are not revengefui, a character- iste almost invariably found with poverty, Ignorange and vice. Thrift and industry are en- urely Wanting: how could It be otherwise? A people who fora number of generations had jound no benetits arising from industry and economy would in the course of nature drop it out of their betng. And they have not only dropped out industry ano economy from tueir being, but verily have they kicked the bottom out of it. I belleve the great need {sto catch the coming up generauion aud compe! them to learn some good, industrious means of procuring a living, $0 living that the world shall be the better heir lives; not worse. ‘The first great need of our city isa good nursery, where the litile children of lubcring people can be properly red for while their’ motuers are at work, like se In Berlin, for five cents a day If the par- is earning wages; for notulng if out of em- Poyment. Children in clean rooms with clean clothes, good exercise in the pure air and unshine, do not naturally tncltne to the state's On. ‘The government might de worse than spond atew thousand dollars in purchastug some of the waste clay fieids stata aud Marylan where every grade of clay Gan be found, from tuion brick to tine earthen ware), establish © Workhouses there aud send these young Vagrants there for three years at a ume, tila xocd trade shall be the result. Houses of industry shouid be provided for these wretched girls who crowd 1a dens of th and disease, to which tbey must all “go me of a night,” and they must too steal ‘ugh from thelr employers to provide for eae or more idle men with whom they live and bave children as fast as possible. Many of these little watfs are consigned Immediately to the sewer or other death; Dut of those who gur- vive, What are we to expect of them? Cire ee Severe Weather in Virginia. WOMAN AND GRANDSON FROZEN TO DEATH. A dispatch trom Middleburg, Loudon county, va., says: The snow in this vicinity has been on the ground for the past three weeks to the depth of forty-two inches on alevel. It has dritted over the fences, hiding them trom view, and blocking up the roads entirely. ‘The farmers have been obliged to cut down shade {ices near thelr farm houses and use them for Hrewood, as the snow prevented them hauling om the woods. Great suffering 1s said to ve prevalled among the poor peopie, In one sec- 8 near the foot of tne Blue Ride, jast where the Leesburg turapike cro: the lntains, san aged woman lived with her voung grandson {ua smail house a mile away from the nearest dwelting. She was com- yetely shut in by the snow drifting down trom ily mountatn, and for several days was with- out focd. Being reduced to starvation. and keowlbg that aby rellet party would not be a» etotind her house, sue cut a hole through (he roof and thrust ‘a long pole through the Suow with a gayly colored shawl on the end. 1) was seen by persons at a distance, who in- Gained an old gentieman living two miles a He at once ordered a colored man w mount a horse and take with him food and fuel. The man rode toward the house until the horse was sttick tn the snow, and then could ge no turther. He managea with dificulty to get back home, and his employer summoned oui all the hands on the place. They got as near tothe old woman’s house as they could, and then worked with shovels until they’ cat through into the cabin, but they were too late. The woman and her grandson were both frozen to death, SEQUEL TO AN ELOPEMENT.—Nearly two years ayo Stella Hart, a pretty daughter of an optician of Montreal, robbed her father of $2,750, and eloped to New York with Richard Lesion, a bar txder of doubtful reputation. He returned with her to Montreal, and she forced him to hiarry her by having him convicted for stealing the money she carried off. The marriage was & novel one. as he was a Catholic, shea Polish Jew and the oftictating clergyman a Presby- terian. ‘The marriage has not been a happy one, and ended tn his inilicting a brutal beatin on Friday nigii, which would have been fat: | to ber but for ‘the interference of her parents. He was arrested and will be tried forthe as- sault, besides which he will be sentenced for robbing his wife of the money she carried off. FRANKING EXTRAORDINARY.—Arthur L. Lov- ell, an Engiishinan, who arrived in this coun- try 1a October last, was before United States Commissioner Shields yesterday to answer a charge of unlawfully using envelopes of the d-partment of the Interior for unofti bust- ness, Shortly after his arrival in America he Gbtained a position as stenographer with Dr. Henry Randall Waite, spectal census agent, at Petbam Manor, Westchester county. The Doc- lor had frequently left Lovell in charge of nis oilice while visiting Washington city on offictal business. On the 29tn of December, Lovell matled a leather hatbox at the post ofice at Pelham Manor, pasting part of an official en- elope thereon, thus, as he thought, “franking” 1. In Washington city tt was stopped, and Lovell was subsequently arrested. There 1s every Indication that it was a case of ignorance, but the penalty is $300. After a short consulta: lon with the district attorney Lovell waived examination, and the case was left for thegrand jury. Lovell was allowed to on bis own Tecognizances—N. Y, Herat, Sth. Two Lapigs KILLED WHILE SLEiGH-RIDI A dispatch to the Cleveland Heraid froin Nor- Walk says: A shocking accident happened at, Havana, ten miles from here to-day. Mrs. C. G. Galley, and Mrs. E. O. Eilis, wives of promi- nent men of that section, were riding in a sleigh. Approaching the Baltimore and Onio railway track through @ cut ip the road the bells of the sleigh drowned the nolse of an approaching locomotive with a caboose. The,cutter and the locomotivejreached the cross- ing at the same time. Mrs. Galley, seelag her peril, stood up in the sleigh, abd was struck by the pilot in such a manner that she was thrown over the cab of the engine, and fell into the armsof the fireman, who was standing on the tender. Mrs. Ellis was thrown over forty feet. Both ladies were killed. though Mrs. Galley showed signs of life for some min- utes. The horse was ‘also killed, and the cutter ground to fragments. A CnILp’s Joy Points OuT a CRIMINAL. — B. Dole Bryant, formerly a manager at Albany of ‘he Wheeler and Wiison Sewing Machine Com- pany, has been arraigned in Jersey City for the embezzlement of more than $3,000. After nis guilt became known he disap] |, and the detectives shadowed his wife in order to secure bis arrest. Bryant communicated with his wife and made its for her to take a train at Jersey City, but was cautioned not to re ize him if she saw him. The wife has two little girls, 4 and 7 years old, and they were also cautioued, but the youngest girl in her joy at seeing her father, though he was disguised as @ tramp, made a loud exclamation and rushed towards him, in spite of the mother’s efforts to restrain her. The father attempted to laugh it off asa mistake, but it was enough to warrant the detective in the arrest, and be 1s now held to answer. A GIRL ATTACKED BY A SLOODHOUND.—At Mount Pleasant, N. J., Maggie Sayer, a = wi mestic in the family of Wm. H. carryiny Some seat laa Savurday evening trom hound kept on ‘the premises ae ‘The girs screams brought ‘but not until the had torn her face and badly. ee recover, but will be disfigured CONGRESSMEN AND THEIR RESIDENCES LIST OF SENATORS. W. A. Whepler, President, Riggs House. Allison, W. B., lowa, 1124 Vermont ave. An! , B. B., R 1. 1807 H st aw, Balley, J: E. Tenn., Epbitt House. Baldwin, H. P., Mich., Arlt Hotel. Bayard, Thomas F., Del, 1418 Mass. avenue, Beck, J. B., Ky. 1123 14th st. Blaine, J. G., Maine, $21 15th st. m.w. Blair, H. W., N.H., $05 East Capitel st. Booth, Newton, Cal, 601 13th st. nw. Brown, J. E., Ga, Metropolitan Hotel Bruce, 'B. K., Miss., 909 M st. nw. Burnside, A. E., R.'I., 1523 H st. nw. Butler, M. G., 8. C., 2097 Ist. now. Call, Wilkinson, Fia., National Hotel. Camerun, AD; Wis, 1213 N st. nw. Cameron, J. D., Ps, Wormley’s Hotel. Carpenter, Math H.y Wis., saz Connecticut ave, Cockrell, F. M., Mo., 920 75th st. n.%. Coke, Richard, ‘Tex: 9th st. nw. Conkling, Roscoe, N. Y., 704 14th st. nw. Davis, David, Ill., National Hotel. Davis, H G., W. Va, Ariiucton Hotel. Dawes, H. L., Mass., 904 14h st. n.w. Eaton, W. W., Conn., 20 Grant Place. Edmunds, G. F., Vt., 1411 Massachusetts ave. Farley, James T., Cal, 515 1sth st. nw. Ferry, T. W., Mich., National Hotel. Garland, A. H., Ark., 519 24 st. nlw. Groome, J. B., Ma., Willand’s Hotel, Grover, L. F.,/Oregon, 1414 K st. .W. Hamil, Hanpival, Me., Willant’s Hotel. Hampton, Wade, 5. C., Metropolttan Hotel. Harris, L G., Teun, 515 11th st. nw. Hereford, Frank, W. Va., National Hotel Hu, Benjamin H., Ga, 21 Grant Place. Hill, N. COL, 1407 Massachusetts ave. hioar, G. F., Mass, 919 I st. new. Ingalls, J. J.. Kan., Hamuiton House. Jouunston, J. W., Va,, 1234 Massachusetts ave, Jouas, BF, Lak, Willands Hoel 4 1 Jones, C. W:, FIL, 1116 G sl. nw. Jones, J. P., Nev ave. and Bst. 3.0, Kellogg, W: P. rs Hotel. Kernan, Francis, N. ¥.. 1206 K st. n.w. Sirkwood, 8. J., iowa, 1314 10th st. nw. Lamar, J. Q. C., Miss, 51213th st. nw, Logan Jobu A.. Ill, S12 12th st. now. McDonald, J. E.. Ind., Willard’s Hotel McMillan, S. J. R., Minn. 1 North Capitol st, McPherson, J. R., N. J., 1409 Mass. ave. Maxey, S. B., Tex., 413 4th St. Dw. Morgan, J. T., Ala., 401 G st. nw. Morrill, J. S., VC. cor. Vermont ave, and M st. Paddock, A. 311 H st. pw. Pendleto! ). 301 K St. nw. Piatt, O. H. Arlington Hotel Plumb, P. B., Kan., National Hotel. Pugh, Jas. L., Ala, Metropolitan Hotel. Randoiph, T. 'F., N.J., 1386 Massachusetts ave, Ransom, Matt. W olitan Hotel. Rollias, E. H., N. i. itol st. Saulsbury, Eli, Del.,"60s 13th st. nw. Saunders, A., Neb., Riggs House, Sharon, Win., Ne slater, Teller, He .. We ‘Thurman, A. G., Ohio, 1017 14th st. nw. Vance, Z. B. Arlington Hotel. t, G. G., Mo., cor, Delaware av. and C st. n.e. oorhees, D. W., Ins Waiker, J. D., Ark. Wallace, Whyte, Willams, Fst. now. Windom, ¥ Vermont ave. Withers, R. E., Va, Alexandria, Va. OFFICERS OF THE SENATE. J. C. Bureh, secretary, 1025 Vermont ave. Xd. Bright, sergeant-at-arms, 201 henry E. i Peyton, executive clerk, 6 , chief clei 12th st. Dw, Bassett, assistant doorkeeper, 15 24 st. n.e, P. McMichael, postmaster, Metropoiltaa, ENTATIVES. , Pa, 120 C st se East Capitol st Metropolitan Hi . W., RT, Arlington Horel. , Wiliam, i Ariing-on Hovel. erson, J. Aunteld, it. I .W Alnerton, Gibson, Olilo it Capitol st. Atkins, J.D. C., Tenn., 419 6th st. nw. Bachman, i. K., Pa., Metropolitan Hotel Bailey, J. Arlington Hotel Baker, Gs. hw. lou, L. W., R. 1, S11 9th st. n.w. erber, Hirar, IL, 512 East Capitol st. low, Bradl t. Not arrived. ard’s Hotel. . 455 C st. Lew. Baltord, J. B., Col, 503 13th st. nw. Beltizhoo F. E., Pa., 519 13th st. now, al., corner Sth and E sts, n.w, i North Capitol st. 1 RL ave. ew York ave. nw. r, Je Hotel. Bland, R, P., Mo., Metropolitan Hotel, Luss, A. M..'N. ¥., Willard’s Hotel. Blount, J. Hi., Ga., Metropolitan Hotel, k, Gabriel, Wis., Ebbitt House. S. Z.. Mass., Cor. Pa. ave. & 1st. St.3.0. » 1412 G Bt .w, Bragg, E.S., Wis , Ebbitt House. brewer, M. 8, Mich, National Hotel. Briggs, d. F., ii. Honel Hovel. Brigham, L. . J., Gif 13th St. nw. bright, J. M.. Yenn., Metropolitan Hotel. Browne, T. M., Ind./ 1115 I st. n.w. Buckner, A. H., Mo., Metropotttan Hotel. Borrows, J. C., Mich., Ebbitt House, terworth, Benjamin, Ohio, 1115 G st. n.w, Cabell, G. Va, 617 11th st. pew. Caldwell, J. W., Ky., 1013 E st. new. Calkins, W. H.,'Ind., Epbitt House. Camp, J. H., N.Y., Arlington Hotel. Cannon, J. G., lilinots, National Hotel. Carlisle, J. G., Ky., Riggs House. Carpenter, C.'C., Towa, S10 12th st. now. aswell, L. is., 14th st. halmers, J. R., Miss., Riggs House. Chittenden, S. B., N.Y., cor. Vt. av. & H st. nw Clafilin, Win., Mass., 1413 K st. n.w. Ciardy, M. L., Mo.. th st. D.w. Clark, A. A. N.J., Willard’s Hotel. - Clements, Ala, Metropolitan Hotel. Clark, J. B., jr., Mo., 1825 F st. p.w. Ciymer, Heister, Pa., 1500 I st. now. Cobb, T. R., Ind., 1342 N. ¥. ave. Coffroth, A. H., Pa., Metropolitan Hotel. Colerick. W. G.. Ind., National Hotel. Conger, O. D., Mich., National Hotel. Converse, G. L., Obi, Willard’s Hotel. North Capitol st. ational Hotei. Cravens, J. E., Ark., 407 G st. bw. Crowley, Kichard, 1421 Towa Cirele. Culberson, D. B.. Texas, Metropolitan Hotel. Daggett, K. M., N 14th sl bw. Davidson, R. H. M. ‘ational Hote. Davis, G. R., IIL, 1304 F LW. Davis, Horace, Cal., 1816 I st. n.w. Davis, J. J., N. C., Congressional Hotel. Davis. L. H’, Mo.,'New York Avenue Hotel. Deering, N. C., Iowa, Riggs House, De La Matyr, Gilbert, 113 C st. ne. Deuster, P. V., Wis, 15 Grant Place. Divreil, G. G.."Tenn., 317 43g st. nw. Dick, 8. B., Pa., Kiggs House, Dickey, H. L., Olio, National Hotel. Dunn, Poindexter, Ark.. National Hotel. Dunnell, M. H., Minn., National Hotel. Dwight, J. W., N. ¥., Ariington Hotel. Einstein, Edwin, N. Y., Wormiey’s Hotel. Elam, J. B., La. Not arrived, Eilts, J. E., La., 1233 New York ave, Errett, Russell, Pa., 222 1st st. s.e, Evins. J. EL, 8. Sa ae Hotel. Ewing, Thomas, Obio, 920 14th st. n.w, Felten, W. H., Ga., Natfonal Hotel. Ferdon, J. W., N.¥., Ebbitt House, Field, W. A., Mass., 1405 F st. now. Finley, E. B., Ohio, 405 6th st. n.w. Fisher, 8. Pa, 6 Grant Place, Ford, Nicholas, Mo., 709 Sth St. n.w. Forney, W. H., Ala., National Hotel Forsyte, A. P., iL, National Hotel. Fort, G.L., I, Ri Bouse. Frost, R. G., Mo., 271 East Capito! st. Frye, W. P.. me. 922 141 St Geddes, G. W., Olio, 17 Grant Place, Gibson; K. L., La., 1325 K st. n. Gillette, £. HL, lowa., 209 East Capitol st. Godshalk, Wm., Pa, 1522 G St. IW. Goode, John, Va., S34 14th st. n.w. Gunter, T. M., Ark., Mades’ Hotel. Hail, J. G., N. 213 East Capitol st. Hammond, John, N. ¥., 1415 Mass. ave. n.w, Hammond, N. J.,Ga., Metropollian Hotel. Harmer, A. C., Pa., 1310 F st. nw. Harris, B. W.. Mass., 15 Grant Place, Harris, J. T., Va., Metropolian Hotel. Haskell, D. C., Kan., 1311 H st. nw. Hateb, W. H., Mo., Sanderson’s Hotel. Hawk, RK. M. A., [1L, 523 12th stow. * Hawiey, Joseph K., Conn., 312 C st. nw. Hayes, P.C., TL, Hiouse. Hazelton, G. C., Wis., Dunbarton House. Heilman, Wm., Ind., Ebbitt House. Henderson, T. J.. Iil:, 211 North Capitol st. Henkle, E. J., Md., 457 C st. nw. Henry, D. M., Md., National Hotel. Herbert, H. A., Ala, National Hotel. Hi Wb. bio, 418 20 st hws Hiscock, Frank N. ¥., Arlington Hotel Hooker, C. E., Miss, 1706 F st. n.w. Horr, K. G., Mich., $17 12th st. nw. Hostetler, A. J., Ind.. 910 F st. h.w. Houk, L. U., Tenn., 461 G st. nw. House, J. F., Tenn., House. ‘Manni ‘an H., Miss., 33 Bet. aa Marsb. F., 1, National Hotel Martin, B. F. . Va.. National Hotel. Martin, E. L., Del, Willard’s Hotel. Martin, J. J., N. 720 13th st. n. Macon, Joseph, N. Y., Riggs House, MoCoid, M. A., Lowa, 1851.G st. now, MoCook, A. G., N. ¥., Arlington Hotel McGowan, J. Ii., Mich. St James Hotel, Mckenzie, J. A.) Ky., National Hotel. McKinley, Wm.. jr., Ohio, Ebbitt House. McLane, It. M.. § Tst. nw. McMahon, J. A.. Ohio, 13¥5 F st. now. MeMillan, Benton, Tenn., Kicgs House. Miles, Frederick, Conn., Arlington Hotel. Miller, Warner. N. Y., Ariington Hotel. Mills, R Q., Texas, Mitchell, J."1., Pa, 729 nw. Mouey, B. D.. Miss, 1710 T st. nw Monroe, James, Oulo, 924 14th st. now. Morrison, W. K., 1, Willard’s He Morse, Leopold. "Mass, Wormley’s Morton, L. P.. N.¥ pw. J. D., Ind, Newberry, “J Mieholls, J. C., Ga. 710 H st. nw, Norcross, Amasa, Mass.. 150 1 st. now, Willand’s Hot o'brien, James, N.Y. 3 O'Connor, M. P_, S.C. Metropolitaa Hotel. 7st. nw. . A., 715 14th st. Dw, Overton, Edward, jr. Pa. Willard’s Hotel, Pacheco, Ronaldo, Cal. Pare, H. F.. Cal. National Hotel, Persons, Henry, Ga, 514 Pheips, James, Coun., 4 Philips, J. F.,'Mo., Wil Phister, E. C., Ky Poehier, Henry Pound, T. C., 5 Prescott, C. D.. N.Y Hiram, Towa, 984 16th st. n. kay Ossian, N. IL, National Hotel, H.. Texas, Metropolitan Hotel. . B., Maiue, 6th sl. nw, Rice, W. W., Mass., 1341 1 st. now, Richardson, D, P Y., 933 K st. now, Richardson, 3. 8., Richmond, J. B.. Robertson, E. Robesou, G. M. Robinson, Koss, Miles, kothweil. G. Russell, D 1 Russel, W. A kyan, Thomas, Kan. kyon! J, W., Metropolitan Hotel. ‘Va. Metropolitan Hotel. La, 1115 IT st. De ecropolttan Hotel. N. J. ave. 8¢. 11 Grant Place. Maryland ave. n.c. Metropolitan Hove, . F., lowa, Hamilton House, S. LM National Hote. Simonton, c. Singleton, x Singleton, O. R-) Miss, 1 . 2.W. Siemous, W. F., Ark.. 6 b st. nw. Smith, A. lierr, Pa, Willard’s Hotel, Sintth, I. B., N. J., National How Smith, W. El. Ga. Scoville, Johns Sparks, W Speer, Eme Springer, W. Riggs House, tt Hoy tonal # apt fayette Square. 70S Sth st. now, Talbot, Taylor, Tayi 405 GUL st. 0 12th st tH mn, P. 8. on, Wm. Tilman. G. D. Townsend, Anios Townshena, R. W Tucker, J. K. Turner, Os Turner, ‘Tnoms, Ky Tyh Ky iowa, Duabarton House. N. Y., 29 Grant Place, 23 E sl. n. Van Vorbis, ¥., Arlington Hovel. Voorhis, C. H., N. J., EbbICL House. Waddili, J. K., Mo., New York Avenue Hotel. Waitt, J. T. aw, Ward, William, Warner, A. J. Washburn, W. D. Weaver, J. B., Welboris, Olin, Texas, Wells. Erastus, Mo., Arlington Hovel. White, Harry, Pa, 1215 F st. nw. Whiteaker, John, Oregon, 611 Louisiana ave. Waitthorne, W.« Ebbitt House. Wilber, David. Y., National Hotel. Williams, ( 5 Grant Place. Wiliams, Thos Metropolitan Hotel. Willis, A. S., Ky. 3 Grant Place. Willits, Edwin, 50 B St. ne. Wilson, Benjamin, W. Va, Natioual Hotel, ast Capivol st. 12 6ub St. new. Wise, M. R., Pa., '752 Mass. av wi Fernand, N.¥., $25 15th st. m Wood, W. A 41st. n. Pa.,’Arlington Hotel. Yocum, 8. H., Pa, 509 12th st. now, Young, Casey, Tenn., 605 14th st. now. Idaho, 101 . 2.w , Dakota, 14 Massachusetts ave, Brents, T. H., Washington, 726 11th st. n.w. Cannon, G. Q., Utah, 505 13th st. now. Campbell. J. G., Arizona, Livs 6th st, now, Downey, 8. W.. Wyoming, 6th and E sts. now. Maginnis, Martin, Montan’, Arlington Hove Otero, M.'S., New Mexico, National Hotel. OFFICERS OF THE HOUSE. George M. Adams, Clerk, 1018 E St. n.w. Jonn G. Thompson, Sergeant-al-Arms, Willard’s, Charles W. Field, Doorkeeper, 525 13Un st. n.w. OFFICIAL REPORTERS OF DEBATES. SENATE. D. F. Murphy, 314 C st. nw. ASSISTANTS. Missouri avenue, Bennett, G. Theo. F. Shuey, 47: Edward V. Murphy, 419 2a st. n.w. Henry J. Gensler, 1315 13th st. n.w HOUSE. Jobn J. McElhone, 1315 Vermont ave, Willtan Biair Lord, Kiggs House. David Wolfe Brown, 115 Maryland ave, n.°, nacostia, D.C. J. K. Edward: THE INSANITY OF MR. CROSS. The London £raminer,in its notice of the Geath of George Ellot, tetls of Ube insanity of her husband of which no previous public men- tion has been made. It says: “it seems but little more than a year since we lost George Henry Lewes, her first and most trusied cout selorand companion, and hardly a Welvemouin since the world learned with. perhaps, some of surprise, that she had married a gen- Ueman Of the Stock Exchange named Cross. While they were on their wedding trip —tt ts no use now to conceal the sad facts—e lost con. trol over bimseif al Venice, and threw himself from the balcony of their residence. Happll the sea and not Ue ground received him, at he survived, but only to ve placed tha saison de saute, Bravely Mrs. Cross set herself to face her now doubly lovely lite, but the struggle, not surpes-ed in intensity by that of any of her heroines, did not last long. and she has now gone, at the age of 6», to Uhe rest tuat must have come:to her as a relief.” Fata Raitroap Accrpent.—The fast mall train going south on the Richmond aud Dan- Ville ratiroad, Friday night, ran into a rock slide near Lexington, N. C., and the engine and postal car were wrecked, aud all the other curs were more or less damaged. The postal clerk, baggage master apd several passengers were slighuy injured, and the engineer, Mike ODontell, and his fireman were instantly killed. THE Fars. Mepictne Borrix.—A three-year Old boy died in Readiog the other day from the effects of having taken @ large dose of medicine which had Deen prescribed for another person. The child accidentally got possession of the Vial.— Lebanon (Pa.) Times, IED. BRADFORD At lo'ctock p. m., Ja 1881, cf consumption, CHARLES A. ary Stl 3 ty tree eight montan gigkreeeer oe eee o'clock. Kelatives aug friends are respectfully in- vited to attend. a nl SNITZER. On Batu . January 8th, 165L Banan Es beloved wife of henry 1 Leoeuie: zer, aged thirty -reven years and seven months. fete nee oon een im at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends of are invited to attend. . be fam! MORRISON. At Aiken, S. ©., January 7th, 1881, EvcEsia A . wife of William H. Morrison. Notice of funeral hereafter. = NICHOLSON. | On Monday, January 10th, 1881, a¢ 10.20 o'clock, Many E Nicuonson, aged cuirty? five years ard seven months. . Away my fear, ieee a vine UNDERTAKERS. pears VSS oan Bae SPIEPLER, UNDEETAKBE, 2888 Seventh stroct morthwest. 8733 I=, — tt—t—~—S ont 1887 LOth street a. wi