Evening Star Newspaper, January 14, 1881, Page 3

EDUCATIONAL. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. LADIES GOODS. TO-MORKOW. ([HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. FIFTY Gas FIXT LOT PLUMBERS MA- TERIAL, SOAP BO . RATUR AT AUOTIONE BOD eTAEEE Tobesold st my saletrroom SATURDAY, Jay- Uary 151TH, 1881, at 10 0’cLocx. Jan13-2t THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. HHOMAB DOWLING, Auctioneer. CLORE CARRIAGE AT AUCTION. ‘The above will be sold on SATORDAY, JANUARY 16, 1881, AT 12 o'CLoc, in front of my auction room. jan!3-2t THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ppescansos BROS., Auctioneers, 9th and D streets northwest. 160 YOLS. VALUABLE LAW AND MISOEL- LANEOUS BOOKS, TWO SIBERIAN SQUIL- BELL COATS. BO! mA. ILEB, Director of Pars Bi Tehats Epmseval Uburch, Toncher of Fiano, revs and Voral Music, &c., | st removed to 1200 fith st dees reet northwest. -tr® Q‘4PITOL HILL SCHOOL. Mr. GRAVES has re-opened his ae McCauley's Hall, 209 Pennsy!vauia avenne south- east. dec30-Im ATELY, OR IN CLASS—Mathematics, feunsor “k, Freneh, German and English. ial atten! ion to preparation for College, West Point, Annapolis and ali competitive examinations. Te rms in advarce des W. FLYNN, A.M., 702 5th st. northwent. }, Prof. 4 Mrs. L. B. O. Ni Giekiins rettncelava private School for ye a 28- is removed to 1538 I street northwest. gons in the French Laynage,” dect-3m PSBUD /HOMME’S School in Arso, LOT OF FANCY ARTICLES, ALBUMS, CIGAR BTANDS, &o. At auction, within our ssiesrooms, SAT- URDAY, Jasvary 16rm, av 2% o'cLocK POM. DUNCANSON BROS., Jani2-2t Auctioneers. W[HOMAs DOWLING, Anctioueer. BLACK WALNUT PARLOR FURNITURE, HOLSTEKED IN REPS, RAW SI_K" AND HAIR OLOTH FRENCH P. MIRROR WINDOW BOMELY CARVED BOOKGAER, BETOECT OFFICE STAND: ‘T' LEGANT Ds ‘LEGAN WITH VASES; ONE HE CEDPARS.—A home 8HOOL for Young TP Eikics and Little Girls, is situated on hta of Georgetown, and is very scceasible to Ws - giipeqrounds are extensive aud the location is healthful and beautiful. Misses EARLE, corner Fayette and Titles Georseiown. D-O- newl5-2ra M* VEKNON SEMINARY JABDING AND DAY SCHOOL = . FOR YOUNG LADIES, 100 4 BT. N.Ww. ALTER B. WILLIAMS & OO., Auctioneers. BEGULAR BALE OF FURNITURE, CARPETS, omen iTHIN OUB SALESHOOM. TO-MORROW, January 15TH, comMRKO-, ING AF 10 o'cLOcK a.m, Handsome Rose.’ Hepeate Fiano, in etteot ‘onters Bold oxany Ohi te, heavi'y cary canopy ton: ainut Chamber Buttes, Inrge Mahog- any tofa, ‘lor Suites, Heating 8'ovee, ‘Ware, Ohlins ana rockery Ware: alse, Goverament Car. lt WALTER B. WILLIAMS & OO., Aucts. rpsomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. GHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE NOS. 1809, 1811 AND 1513 8 'T NORTHWEST. lecree of the Supreme strict of Columbia, passed $F a . "1880, the Equity Oause of Hobert P. W. Balmain et al. va. Andrew W Johnsonetal., No. 7,381, T ehall sell at public suction in front of the premises to the Lixhest bidder, on THURSDAY, THF 277TH pay or Janvary, A. D. 1881, at 4 o'CLOc! zy the following described real cxtate to wit: original lot xumbered three (3), in square num- bered one bundre? and five (15), in the City of Washingt n, District of Uolumbia, toxcther with the improvementa thereon, ‘Terms of sale, as prescribed by the Decras, one- the purchase money to be paid fn ca-b ich $300 must be paid atthe sae). aud the balan+e in t#o equal instalments, for which the Dromisscry notes of the purchaser bearing dats on the day cf rale and payable respectively one and two years after date to my order as Truster with interest from date until paid at the rate of sixyer centnm per ant.tm must be given, said notesto be secured by a in: eto me 38 rusteo (to bs av- proved by the court), upon the premis 8 sold for tte use of the parties interest geoord- ing to their respective int orth purchase moo: may, st the opticn purehater, be mit in csh. If Sof sale be notcomp ied with within ten y of Bale the Trastse reserves the right tor er] estate at the risa aud of the det 2 r like advertise @ Star agin case of the fi-s ry ri f conveyancing and resordiig to be paid by the purchaser. Tho property wii be Sold c ear of all taxes to day of alo. denis-d. M. ASITFORD, Trusts. 2 NW. STEK PEDESTAL: For further information address MASQUERADE SUITS: HANDSOME SILVER oS EO Sera WINE GOOLERS CHrarine Wane SMALE at BA Cc bl % GEENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, NESE CHINA: DEJORATED ¥9 corner of 7th and L ets. n.w.—This institution ‘3; SILVER PLATED Cas- bas ve and successfal experience of 16 TORS: TOGETHER WI ‘A. GE , ears. It educates young men and women for use- ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI ene and self-eapport. Ite gradu SEWOOD PIANO, AT AUCTION. tions of trust and profit. Qourse of study and To be gold at my auction rooms, on SAT- ining comprises lish Language, UBDAY, Jaxvany 16zH, 1881, comMENCING Beas Arithmetic, ci cal Feumanship, | ar l0 o'cLock No postponemieat on account Bookkeeping, by single and double entry, ada of weather. to every variety of ese; Elocution and jau13 2¢ "_ THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. tares. Day and Evening Beast For informa- Yon and terms call st the College ress HEN- BY 0. BPENCEK, Principal. augI6 npacs. E. WAGGAMAN, Resl Estate Auct. TRUSTFE'S S8!LE OF FOUR-STORY BRICK HOI No. $22 EIGHTH STREKT NORTH- WEST. By virtue of a deed of trust dated Novem mE! STITUTE, WASH- bec iNGrdae D. 0. tes irs address Mrs. . ABO! 1401 jana. avenue, Warhinston, D. 0. Batis ber llth, 1878, and duly recorded i HOP. LABIOQUE, 735 12th st_n. wy, native 929, fats 80, beeey zene. of Fite tend ‘reopras eg P ‘French Instructor and’ aradi for the District of Uolum! 1 ‘University, Paris. eb taught as | auction. in front of the Premises, of THURS: spoken by élerant and bighly educated Fai DAY, THE 2TH pay OF JANUARY, 1881, aT 4 Society. "Methind eastest. O'CLOCK P. M., the following described real’ estate, situsted in the city of Washington, District of Uo- lumbis, to wit: Part of Lot numbered tea (10), in squsrehumbered four hundred q and three dbo) er wil ie improvement consi ol four-story Brick Dwellin 2 ‘Terms of sale: Cash MEDICAL, &c. INSULT DR. aud MADAME SELDEN, Pro. fessors of Midwifery: over twenty years’ suc- Cost of conveyancing and coastal practi-e: board, auraing aud ‘tadiital treat- taxes to be pald by the rarcbagen. Yore eccnly- 36d Lexington sre 5c" | THOR B. WAGGAMAG Ane ni ADAM DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR Ladies. All temale complaints quickly cured. Can be consulted daily at 10th street north- West. Office hours fromlto9p.m. _dec30-5w PIANOS AND ORGANS. [THE STIEFF, AND THE KRANIOR TTENTION' — Highly reapectab’e lady _hi AND BACH PIAN A nicely furnished ROOMS, with, first-class AND TKO ‘OAKD. for ladies during illness. Address fox 9, ESTEY OBGANS, ‘Star office. dec30-3w oy Brecial Bargains to cash purchasers before HBORS OF YOUTH._REGIPE FR ) L. WILD & BRO., Sole Agents, forthe ‘cure of BEMINAL WEAKNESS, 723 7th LOBT MANHOOD, and all diseases brought on ny | —2°¢23 ae Serenerest. — TaRTIDSOR & CO., RLEant SEVEN AND EIGUT wa mann St. New Sore | of superb tone and Anish, and made by the best Des FRENCH POWD) "pub | makers in the country, for only $80, upon easy cure for Kidney Gravel and ail Uri- Beet Impotency, Gitet Berofuls’ StpRe AR (ne eens OEY T. NIMMO'N, Bess, Tm) cy, yphilie an a \ \ Blood and Skin’ Diseases speedily cured. Gon vt Fhe cured in 48 hours. “Forsaie by WM. buy. | —2ec35 SES sth stinarthwest. ENUSLEE Droewist commer ith st. and Pa. ave. THIN, went by mail ‘seal on To- =— Ze lt box. PRACTICAL PIANOMARE! Former! foreman with F. 0. Lishte & ‘ (Lighte a5 5 = Ernst), also Tuner with Steinway Cae iatatay, nena eS Oe, recedes Bong, SOLE AGENT, for the Genuine! Se t., trom 2 to 9 p. m.. who, with 18 years’ expe, | RECTER PIANOS rae fence, tees 8 curé in all diseases of the Uri- | New York, and for the BURDETT ORG, = Nervous and Semiual Weakness, | 207 Tenth Street Northwest. decl6 Bry Emissions, Impotency, &c. Gonorrhosa oF Byphilis, recently cont tively cured strictly pri- BBevsvay ia from 6 "to 10 da; and separate offices for isdies. Refers fo the PIANOS AND ORGARS: Hcawel."Gaithuore. Charwes moderate Gare” | , Best material, tnest tone, eaniest paymenta, pop- ES | trom 82 to 810. STEAMERS, &c. FREEBORN @. SITH, ([ue STEAMER annowsaira deci 1203 Feama, ave. oe ‘Tih street, at 7 o'clock, Ww cHArrEn. SUNDAY, TUESDAY AND THURSDAY, For all the POTOMAO RIVEB LANDINGS as fay & FULLER, other Drantife: PIANOS Jue. oti PLANO Jor in. at Viotok BECKER'S Piano ‘Leonarat ‘4 Nomini: MONDAY. ‘No. 907 H street northwest. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. FE oftty stam Tuning and Hepairing of Pianve o . opps MABE FIANOS-—Unequied in 0xR, Parser. work RAY aan GERMAN ape Sees paar orkmanship. Great, bargains ‘wor! - Liva Betwaxs New Yous, Haver, Loman, = ORGANS. pete foytizing, packin frend ‘fhe steamers of this company will sall every Sat. | BAGH! nO Warerooms, No’ 438 Lith street, arday from Bremeu Pier, foot of Sd street Hoboken. ‘Pennsylvanis avenue. nova0 Bates of re¥roni New York to Havre, Lon- Ssosod cabins y; prepaid mtoeragt RAILROADS. SELRGRE 00d ing Rew Hore BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD OELEI ® Bow! W. a. & 00., Pa. ave., Azents . tor Waantnetou: aug? THE MODEL FAST LINE, AND THE ONLY LINE THEEAST AND THE WEST, VIA WASHINGTON. DOUBLE TRACK! JANNEY COUPLER! STEEL mall! | ScHEDULE ‘To TARE EFFECT | WEDNESDAY, AM. eT EAVE WASHINGTON. #1.60—Ohtcago, Cincinnat! and St. Louls Past Ex- itimore, Ellicott d way static . fe.g0—Baltiuore Express) Sue Way stations UBRABD LINE. c rast adore, | THE OUNARD BT. OOMPANY LIM. }-60—Baltim« Annspolia, and way. (Piedmont, jeanieeds s aires ‘Witchestor, Hagerstown and way, r ry rs Sccording: .10—Point of Rocks and way stations. Paris, $1 S:e_Btaunton and ‘Valley Eeviees: (Connects C fn aad at Point of Sooke for } Steerage at very low rates. tickets from Pred ) fiverpool and Gueenstown, and all other partsof | 9 o9— New York. Philadelphia and Boston Express. \ Harope. st lowest rains. for Betas Gisarow, | 12-0008 Bandiy only for Baltimore, Annapols 'y Gavre, Antwerp and other on the ntnent, 10.00—! o . (Stops Hyattsville, , ‘6nd for Mediterranean College, Beltsville, Laurel, Annapolis Juno: For fretaht snd pa avply at the Companys Hon, Seesur's maid Hanover) ns Sabin to OTIS BIGELOW & 00., 605 Tih Pe aie tag eee | Cmclane 1110 patumore, £licott City, Annapolis and Way ions. $236 -On Sunday hniy. for Baltimore and way. : rTTess. 12.S8—Rew York, Piilsdeiphia and Boston Express 8.80—Baltimore and Way Stations. (Winchester, erick, Hagerstown and Way, via 4.30 Baltimore, Hyattsville and Laurel Ex- ress. af Fred Hagerstown, and Sustions, (On Way Stations only.) —— prec depore i: and yay etre | t5.45—Phisdelphis an: imore Express. (Mar- Ta enue tad Wa: Via Relay. Stops at Hyatts- ville and Lanrel. 5.05 Point of Hocks and Way Stations. THE TRADES. BOCEPINDISG—The Lrcers Eurpanr employ. | 16.46—Paltimore and Way Stations. Work. “itis one of the oldest estsblahimentela the | +35 Ba ee a eee ee nis Rxprens i city. 1012 Pa. ave., 86 floor oot | ¥.ée Baltimore, Hyattevile’ and Letra Expres. .00—New - TBEON B .” Sleeping Car to New York, and speo- GUPMoTicAL Book AND JOB rarnrmns, Ex'Steoping Car to Philadelphia. 3013 ave. tDaily. 3Sunday only. Other trains daily, ex- ow-Fine Printing ‘cept Sunday. for farther: faforuaton apply at_ the Baltimore ILES! POLES! PALES SURE | ,2°Ghis tenet. offices, Washington Stations amd SURE FOUND AT LAST NO ONE NEED | 619 and 1351 Pennsylvania avenue corner 14th SUFFER.—A sure cure for the Blind, Bieeding, Oe ion tebe Ttehing and Ulccrated Piles has been discovered by Dr. Williams, (an Indian remedy.) called Dr. Wil- ame’ Indian Ointment. Asingie box has cui the worst chronic cases of 25 and 30 years stand- ug. No ome need suffer five minutes after app!y- ing this wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions, Instruments and Electuaries do more harm than |. Williame’ Ointment absorbs the tu 8 the intense itching, (particular!, Checked and rece! ved at any point in the city. pEnNevivania noure 1881 sont WES: WEST. iT AND 8OU' Steel Rails. ter getting warm im bed.) acts as a poultice; wives D stant and painless relief, and is prepared only fer er of Sixth and B 2 ‘ Files, itchipw of the private parte, a nothing else. | For Pitaburg and m.. dally, with Kead what the Hon. J. M. Cotfinberry, of Oleve- Slee; to. ie oe lan: about Dr. Williams’ Indian’ Pile Oint- a.m daily, with Sleeping Oa Barelaburg went. have used scores of Pile cures, aud_it af- to Dati, Bt. and Chicago: 9:80 p fords me pleasure tosay that I have never found Ry CGT ee snything which gave sach immediate and perma- BALTIMORE AND POTO! SOnelO Nias a Dent relief as Dr. Williams’ Indian Pile Vintment. | For Oanan 2 Baran. & . For all 4 or mailed on recei te wee oss So ween res rice $1. HENKY & DAVIES, Pro} :00a.m. mday ; 9 4 t Fee OF hE aan Boe Sxcept Baturdéy, wild Palnoe Gare to Gauandal: 2 Pennsy ivan Q®# DOLLA PEB 100 FOB PIRIEP ENGLISH VISITING OAEDB, | PRINTED “‘Only Bstablishment in the City furnishing that Quality and doing the work arfectly. DEMPSEY, STATIONER AND ENGRAVER, 2 For. and the South, 7:00 and 11:00 a.m. Save Aleransiris for Washington, 8:00; ni, Homorenis doy wi ao owacs (YD to our care. ots B°M'T SMITH & 00; 282 Naot DOWLING, Auctioneer, ; a ANOERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM- PROVED SROPERTY ON E EAST SIDE OF THE SEVENTH STRE) TURNPIEE, REAR THE HOWARD UNIVERSITY, BK- TWEEN TEUMBULL STREET AND HOW- ARD AVENUE. By virtue of @ decree of the Supreme Oourt, of the District of Columbia, passed rl the 9th day of January, 1840, in’ Equity Ganse No. 6,384, wherein Oliver B. agrader is complainant, and John W. Beallet al. aefendants, the undersigned trustee will sell aT 4 O'oLOCK P. M., ON 6TH Day OF JANUARY, 1881, the following. 8, according to pial the cause, viz: all that part of ‘Washington county, in the umbis, known as Mount Pleasant, . three (3), ras alle bonndary ¥ Turnpike leading to Kockville, and containing ons Square acre of Jaud, bounded on the no: by W. re i purchase, and on the south by that tract sold to Aaron M. Gattrel, toxether with all im- pr oreanen &o. Said eine was subdivided into lots of 32 to 37 feet front, with a depth of 208 feet. One of said lots is improved by a large three story brick dwelling and onthouse. ‘Terms of sale: -third of the purchase money cash in band, and the remainder in throe equal inetalments, payable at six, twelve and eighteen months from the day of sale, the taid deferred pay- ments bearing interest at the rateof six per cout per the riak and cost of the defaulti purchaser. deca0- dat HAUVEY L. PAGE, ‘Trusts. THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, on account of the weather, until TUESDAY, JANUARY ith, 1861, at same hour and ples. Jan5 HARVEY L. PAGE, Trastee. 87"- THE ABOVE SaLE IS FURTHER POST- Foned on account of the weather until THURS DAY, January 20TH, same hour and place By order of the ‘Trustee. janl2-dta Hynomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ BALE OF A VALUABLE THREE. STORY BRICK RESIDENCE ON THE SOU CH SIDE OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BE- TWEEN TWENTY-FIRST! AND TWENTY- SECOBD BTREETS, No. 2112, By virtue of a deed of truet, dated the 15th £97 of February, 1879, and’ duly recorded in Liber $09, folio 27, &e., one of the land records for Washington county, District of dolum- bia, and by direction of the party secured thereby, wo thall ell, on WEDNESDAY, THE 2678 DAY OF JANUARY, 1861, aT 4 O'CLOCK’ P. M., in front of premisee, the following property, viz : Lot 22, in recorded subdivision of original lots 18 and 1 square 75, improved by in yy a Babstantial three-story brick Residence, with all the modern improve- mn ‘Terms : One-third cash; the residue in two equal ymente at one and two years, with notes bearing Interest at eix per cont per anium until paid, and Secured by a deed of trust on the property sold, or all cash, at the option of purchaser. If the terms of ale are not complied with in ten days, the Trus- tees rererve the right to the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. All con- Xeyancing at purchaser's cost. 8200 deposit re off. quired when the property is stra jan8-d&ds_ JAMES L. DAVIS, VHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL TATE, CONSISTING OF FOUR STORES: KVENTH SIREET, BETWEEN BAND M STREETS NORTHWEST, AND TWO DWEL- INGS ON TWELFTH STREET, BEEWEEN T AND K NORTHWEST. Pte virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. 4 in eaqnity rr et al. ve. Mag- Cause No. 7,487, dobn Wal ina Berberich etal. the undersigned, ag-Trus- tees, will offer for saie on WEDNESDAY, THe 1927 DAYOF JANUARY, 1881, at public auction, in, frout of the premsires, at the hour of 4 o'cLock’ P. M. ose pieces or parcels of ground, lyin: and being in the city of Washington, and Distrie of Colnmbia, and known and deccribed aa sub- Jote (31) and (33,) 4p sauare (415.) And on THURSDAY, 201H Day or Jasvany, 1851, at the same hour, will offer for sale the south thirty-two feet front by the depth thereof of lot 5, in square 317, toxether with the improvements thereon and the appartenances thereto beloneiue. ‘Terms of sale sre as follows: One-third of the purcbaee money to be paid in cash, within five Oays after day of sale, of which one hundred dol- Isrs is to be psid ax a deposit at the time of sale on each house and on each store, and the balance of the purchase mone; in three equal installments, in six. twelve an eighteen months from day of sale, for which the yurehsser oF purchasers shall deliver to said Trus- Qeceis, her or their Promissory notes dated ‘on day of Gale, and to bear interes: at six per centum Per annum, orallcash at the option of the par- ers. WM. H WARD, 330 4 st. northwest. | FRANK 1 BROWNING, Golumbia Law Building. jen7-eod&as Bp, 2: WARNER, Auctoneer. a st CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE OLTY OF WASHINGTON AND DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed in equity cane number 7,391, (Frank T. Browning, administrator of Thomas Young, deceased, vs. Amelia A. C. Maschaeur et al.) the undersigned us trustee, will offer saleon MONDAY, THe 17TH DAY oF JANUARY, 1881, AT FOUR (4) O'CLOOK P M., at public auction, in front of the premies, all that piece or parce! of ground, with the improvements ereon and the, appurtehances thereto belonging, lying and being in the city of Washington and Dis: fief of Columbia, and known and described as that part of original Lot eight, ($), in square five hun- drea and forty-four, (544), which Trustees. inning. irehiase money to be paid in cash wath avo dace money Dal from day of sale, of which fifty dollars istobe pald a8 a deposit at the time of sale, and the balance of the pnrehase moncy in three equal instalments, in three, six aod nine months from the day of « for which the purchaser shall deliver his promisory note, dated on day of sale, and to bear interest at ic optlon of epurclasar Cacia heel atthe o} i RANK T. BROWNING, Trustee, jan6-cokds “Columbian Law Dultdiney 80h st. OMP. EXTRA‘ or DISHES AND SAUCES. LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. **Is a success and a boon for which na. should feel steful’ Fancet,” “British Medical Journal eer UTION,—Genuine only with the fac simile of “paren Licbig's Siznature in Blue Tuk sorose the “-vonsumption in England increased ten-fold in ten years.” LIEBIG COMPANY’S EXTRAC' and Chemists. Bole agents for the = (wholesale only, OC. DAVID & OO., i = fe only 00., 43, 4DAME L. P. JEANW of B ti- seme net crest at SORREA SEN OURS NTS herself the leading 5 ft Paris. Onn be found at 1594 F treet oppontte BOLIC Mousse eT aN B THE PABTY SEASON. Evening and Recertion BONNETS. Fine FRENCH FLOWERS. LACE and BEADED NETS for Overdreases. All the nev est styles in LAUES, SASH RIBBONS “Sakis EID GLOVES Anda fine line of NEW DRESS TRIMMINGS. At M. WILLIAN’S, jan5 7 Cite Trevise, Paris, 907 Pa.ave. "ME VON BRANDIS, y ra EO RRION ALE DEEBSMAKER, Formerly with Lord & Ta Pennsylvania Avenue, Barr and Co., St. Lou DRESSE! Ci fect mile ito. TS, CLOAKS, Ete., made in sn- rior style, atshort notice. Cutting and Basting. Perfe it guaranteed. Jané-I1m (BE. RUPPERT, Nos. 403 and 405 7th at. n.w. BARE ACTIONS: as OF NEW NOVELTIES IN FANCY WORSTED WORK of New Designs, for Embroidery on Finen, Mam- moth and Felt Oloth. A full line of Worsted (hand-knitted) Gooas, Setin and Velvet, Child's Bonnets, Embroiderad Cloaks, sll sizes, and a general Outtit for Childcen. Gerniantown and Zephyr Worte all colors, and all kindsof Embroidered Mate: hand at the Lowest Market Price. de M233 SELMA BRUPPERT. 608 Oth Gre yon eaten Office, EA Al. TEMBROIDERIES, ZEPAYRS, OREWEL and GEKMANOWN WOOL, FELT. CANVASSES, and all Materia! for FANCY NEEDLEWOKK Fine selection of LAOES. HOSIERY, TRIMMING! WORBTED and CHILDREN'S FURNISHIN GOODS; ful! liae of MAORAME THREAD, STAMPING promstly executed. dec?7 M™ B. VAN KEUTH, PARISIAN MODES, 2122 13th St. Norihwest. Latest designs in WEDDING TROUSSEADX, MOTENING DRESSES, WALKING IN- NEB and REOEPTION DRESSES. BUEIS.DIN Samples of the latest importations of Dress Trimmings Goods, Novelties in 8 and Buttons, al- ways on hand. = shortest notice. p.zeeras e PARIS EID GLOVES: RepUcKD 250. PER Pain. 2-Button, $1.50. re 2D uiton, 92.00 oe Bu .00. GENUINE MONOGRAM KID “GLOVi&iS. 2-Button, 75c. 3-Button, oho. 4-Batton, 61.25. 6-Button, 81,50. J.P. PALMER, IMPORTER AND DESIGNER OF FASHIONS IN MILLINERY, decl8 No 1107 F st. VEBMILYa's LADIES’ BOOTS. 7 Am now offering a fi tock of Winter GOODS o! own make, at LOW PRIOKS, Sin making to ordér a clace of SHOES aise et Complete Costumes of ail descriptions at the . deolT and Children that cannot bee ee x va: 108 G20 Dit Bey opp. Parone OAiee. MESS) aon wiih Ago ae ae ET ORNS TELNS, SYSTEM OF OUTTING, bo 1903 Fat, forth. ootd- ee EE FAMILY SUPPLIES. LWAYS WERE AHEAD! ARE STILL AHEAD OF ANY AND ALL OOMPETITION. FIRST PREMIUM, on THE GOLD MEDAL, Awarited again to The celebrated MINNESOTA PATENT PRO- CESS FLOUR, for being the handsomest "and. the most nutritious Patent Flour that ever was exhib- ited at afair. Remember that every housekeeper an BNOW-WHITE BREAD, ROLLS AND BISOUITS, should ask the grocer for ‘‘CERES,” the champion FOU SALE BY EVERY GOOD GROCER WHOLESALE DEPOT: Corner Ist st. and Indiana ave, 1 GALT & CO. Wm. 3 P. 8.—They are also the sole Wholesale Agents for this District of Hecker’s Self-Raising Fiour and Buckwheat. decls ECEIVED DAILY, CHOICE BEEF, STALL FED, PHILADELPHIA POULTRY. NS, AND EQUABS, eno aT THE BOSTON MARKET, LEON SCHELL & C' jen7 A710 Pennsylvania OHN B. KELLY, DEALER rN Frest-O1ass BEEF, LAMB, VEAL, MUTTON, &o. CORNED BEEF A SPECIALTY. Stalls 628, 629, and 630 Oenter 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 the city. decl8-ly RIDA ORANGES, STRAWBERRIES, onons FROM PHILADEL- 0 PHILADELPHIA OHIOREN AND TURB- aes KEYS FOR THANKSGIVING. EXTRA ROAST BEEF, OANVA8S-BACK, RED HEAD, QUAIL, GKOUSE, etc., AT THE PALACE MABHET, Cor. Fourteenth and New York ave. FRANK J. S1BBETS.." octas HOUSEFURNISHINGS. HE LATEST IMPROVED NICKEL STUDENT LAMP, WITH A GALLON ‘OF ALLADIN OLL, ONLY 84.50. ROGERS BROS TRIPLE PLATED KNIVES, $2.50 HALF DOZEN. OGERS BRO. TRIPLE PLATED TABLE 4 SPOONS, 84 HALF DOZEN. ROGER BROS. TRIPLE PLATE TEA SPOOM! OSES $2 HALF DOZEN. B ROGERS BRO. TRIPLE PLATE BUTTER oS HO. DISH, 35. ROGER BR TRIPLE PLATE OAKE BAS- 2 OF BET, $5. DECORATED TEA SETS, FROM 810 TO 825, At J. W. SCHAEFEB’S, 1030 7th Street Northwest, decl? Above New York avenue. 45 COOKING STOVES. BOOKS, &e. SEE Gg or aH t, DD. rter. Our He by ‘Mary De Chelle’ sister : on Dt tnd Fan a rete ‘of “Jacqueline by For gate & GON’: Jan ey LAW AND MIS. ANEOUS EW LAW 4m iCELLANEO! Abbott's Year Book of Jurisprudence. Capes gumecncn of the United RABAT EC, e Ti Sica omen fot 175 Penna, ave. n.w. EW BOOKS. "3 WASHINGTON DIRECTORY, 1881.85.00 ROMAN Ns 881. . i TLios, diy and Gountry of te you ‘D, Dui + 3.00. PeRegea LE “OF D: we STHE'S MOTHET, trom the German. — PHOTO aU AES. ALBUMS. PORTFOLIOS, BOBTMONIES, PAPETERIES. JAS. J. CHAPMAN. Metrope!: Store, Jan3 O11 Penna. Avenue. ALMANACH DE GOTHA FOB 1881. FRANCIS B. MOHUN, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, 1015 Penn’a ave. THE EVENING STAR. | °*GR5S5ME AND THEIR RESLDENOES FRIDAY. January 11, 1881. The Senatorial Contests, A SHARP FIGHT IN PENNSYLVANIA. The Pennsylvania republican fight for a United States Senator to take Wm. A; Wallace's Place will have to be settled by republicans ta the legisiature. Yesterday afternoon a meeting of Grow men was held, which was attended by 4S of his followers. At the meeting a paper was presented: “That, tn the existing condition of things, It 18 not for the best interest of the republican party or the welfare of the state Uthat We should go into a caucus on the election of a candidate for United States Senator, decline going into any preliminary caucus, and intend to give expression to our individual preferences in the senate and house or tn joint convention of the senate aud house.” The paper was signed by forty-four of those present and afterwards received additional signatures, which Tan it up to fifty. The action of the Grow men caused Considerable confusion in the Oliver ranks. They, however, went into caucus at the appointed time. Ninety-eight delegates were present. Mr. Law, of Philadelphia, atter stating the Grow situation, submitted a’ motion that Unless @ candidate received a sufficient number of republican votes to elect him, delegates should be free to vote for whom they chose. His Motion was voted down, when Messrs. Ruddi- man, of Philadelphia, and Smiley, of Perry, with drew. ‘This left fifty-six repubiicans out of i The caucus, however, placed the owing men In nomivatton and balloted for . (he understanding being that the candi- sbould have a majority vote of all the re- cans Cf beth houses, The first bailot ra- H. W. Oliver, ir. A. Louden Saow A. Grow, 10; W. tan, 5; Harry Whil Hi. Bingham, 5; W. H. Koont 77 voles for a majority. a and Oitver received tes, On the third jot the Suowgen men voted for Oliver, and tie was nominated, receiving 79 votes, Th ~colce of the caticis was then made unaal- mous. Mr. Kneass made an effort to bind mem- bers In writing to stick by the nominee, bat tt was resented as an insult to thelr honor, and 1t Was withdrawn. Mr. Grow states that the sign- ing of the paper to stay out of the caucus does not com le men to vote for him, but he thinks they willdo so. In the present’ condi- Uon of things it 1s hard to tell who will be the choice of the legislature. The democrats last night were talking Grow, and it looks as it some coalition would be formed with anti- caucus republicans unless a compromise 15 made In that party. The legislature stands 153 republicans, 93 democrats, 2 greenbackers, 1 greenback repubitcan and 1 fusionist. THOMAS C. PLATT NOMINATED IN NEW YORK. ‘The New York republican legislative caucus met last night. er Sharpe was made chairman. All of the republican assemblymen were present, and all the republican senators except Madden. ‘I'he candidates placed in nom- ination were Thomas C. Platt, Richard Crow- ley, Sherman 8. Rogers, oe = G. Lapnaam and William A. Wheeler. Tne first ballot re- sulted as follows: Plaut, 54; Crowley, 26; Rog- ; Lapham, 4; Wheeler, 10; Morton, 1. fon had not been regularly placed in nomt- nation, Platt’s nomination was then made unapimous, Mr. Piatt was a member of tac House of Kepresentatives for several terms. He was favored by Senator Conkling and Governor Cornell for the Senatorship. Vice President elect Arthur favored tae nomination of Con- gressman Crowley. OTHER SRNATORIAL ITRMS, The Topublican caucus of the Miuesota legis- lature nominated Senator McMillan for re-elec. Uon, On the firstinformal ballot the vote stood: McMillan, 64; Ramsey, 23; Davis, 16; Sanborn, 5, and Grimager, 1. Tats ‘vote settled the question, and the resuit of the formal vote Was a foregone conctusion. It stood as follows: McMillan, +s; Cameron, 26; Davis, 10. ‘The Cleveland (Ohio) Leader,on the auth- only of Governor Foster himself, dentes that he withdrew from the Ohto Senatorial ¢»ntest on condition that Secretary Sherman should de- cline the Senatorship when elected and go into the Cabinet. Governor Foster dentes having aby understanding whatever tn the matter with General Garfield. The election for a United States Senator tn uselts Occurs next Tuesday. Senator Dawes says sofar ashe knows there is no other candidate but himself for the position. The Maine fusion caucus last night noml- eyelet Joseph L. Smith for United States nator. —————“_. George Eliovs Funeral. Mr. Edward King, in a letter to the Boston Journal, thus describes the persons in attena- ance at Geurge Ellot’s funeral: “Now began to arrive maay women, harsh of feature, severe of dress and honest manners. ‘They plodded through the mud, and trod with philosophic indifference over the flat tomb- stones. There was a Comtean energy in their movements. By and by came men with long halr and straggling beards. Comtists all, or mostly, I suspect, editors of quarterlies, month- lies and Weeklles’ and next arrived a sedate arust, who made a drawing of the forbidding locality and of the many umbrellas grouped to- gether. Ladies in gray nair and very youcatal hats came and sat down on the edges of the fombs. Young men with white faces and big brows came. Tacn I saw a delegation of bright tooking Jews, with twinkling eyes and agire: sive steps, and 1 thougut of “Daniel Derouda. But I should say, although I do not profess 19 know, that the philosopnic element predoml- hated among the mourners. There were many ‘terary men and women tn the processtoa, but inere “were more disciples of the religion of aumanity. The people who were wout to fre- gut nt George Ellot’s Sunday eveutng receptious were Dearty all present, and they stood pa ently in the rain tor an hour waiting the arrival ef the funeral car with Its pestous freight. A few persons brought wreaths aud placed them on the muddy boards beside tne stave. THE Proposition To Divipg Texas into four States. S0 as to increase southern influence in the Senate, is broached anew by the Rerter of Austin, Texas, which thinks that the state legislature will act upon the matter soa. Ac- cording to the Reviev, the division can be made by the consent of ‘Texas, the consent of the United States having been explicitly given in advance by the terms’ of the resolution of an- nexation, in which it is stipulated that “such States shall be entitled to admission under the federal constitution.” The only conditions re- quired are that the states shall be of conventent sive and have suffictent population. MAKING Hicnways OF Ick.—To one not familiar with the 3] cle, 1t looks quite novel to see a long white roadof ice winding its length through the woods, through slashiogs, over and around hills and acros3 plains, on elther side of which there 1s not a particle of snow to whiten the earth. Manysuch roads have been formed tn the woods the present winter, and over them great loads have been hauled by single teams. These roads are re- newed daily, the sprfnkling cart being put on at night, after the day’s hauling has been a2 complished.—Bay City Press, GENERAL GRANT was yesterday elected pres!- | dent of the World's Fair Commission, under Whose auspices the great fair ts to be held in New York in 1883. THE GAMES IN THE POOL TOURNAMENT at New York yesterday resulted as follows: G. E. Wahl defeated Otis Fields—score, 11 to$; Samuel F. Knight defeated Albert Frey—score, 11 to 8; Albert Lambert defeatea sSchaefer— score, 11 to 7. At an early hour yesterday morning the game between san. King and Alonzo Morris stood 7 for King, 6 for Morris. DEATH OF THE BUCKEYE BLAckssITH.—John W. Baer, widely known in political circles as the “Buckeye Blacksmith,” was found dead ta achair Wednesday at his residence, in Phtla- Geiphia. He made his appearance in the Har- rison campaign of 139 as astump speaker, and attracted much atteption by his ready wit and backwoods manhéer of speaking. He appeafed in every campaign during the existence of the hig party, an old WI id afterwards as a champion of Fremont, Lincola and Grant. His sentiments were of the most radical character, and in his public speeches he lashed Sis Oppoments with- out mercy, He was born in the-year 1500, ia Ohio, and made his first political speeches tn the Henry Clay campaign in that state, He was appointed President Lincoln to a position in thé Baltimore custom house, and was by Presi- dent Grant transferred to the custom house in Philadelphia. —_______ THE Last Puace in which “things are not what they seem” fs disclosed by the Boston Commercial Bulletin to be in the size of shoes. self obliged to move up one stair. The Bulletin says: And yet, the sizes of boots and shoes (c0 far as length 13 concerned) have been a3 precisely defined in the shoe trade for cen- turtes as is the weight of a ton of coal or the length of ayard ofcloth. A last for a No. 1 cbild’s shoe by the old English size-stick 1s 43; inches in length. A last for a No.1 child's shoe by what is known as the “New York size stick” is 4'f inches in let But by both of these measures every tional size fdds >; of an inch to the length of the sho. ‘That is to say, three sizes make an inch. Ifa No. i shoe for a child 1s 43; Inches in No, 6 should be just six inches long, and a No. is should be Si; inches. After 13’3 the num- bers commence at 1 again, a Doy’s or miss’3 1 being 3s inch longer taan a cl hild’s 13. A wo- man’s 5 therefore should be made ona last 10 inches long, and a man’s § on @ last 11 inches in lengths A manufacturer who produces hundred Of pairs of shoes an- num can, of course, effect a consi le Bay. can obtain. co! in price by a similar method. ‘Near Wilmtn; Cal, Sunday, a Mexican youth named Mirando pg: ol to outrage a girl, and broke her arm in ie. MI Tando was captured and hanged to a ‘LIST OF SEX ATORS. Wid, Wheeler, President, Riggs House, Allison, W. B., lowa, 1194 Vermont ave, Anthony, B. B, RL, 1907 Het. nw, Bailey, J. E., Tenn, Ebbitt House. Baldwin, H.'P., Mich., Arlington Hotel. Bayard, Thomas F., Del., 1413 Mass. avenue, Beck, J.B. By. 1138 14th st. . 8 C. Es Call, Wilkinson, Fla., National Hotel. Cani Wik, 1213 N st. nw, 3. D., Pa, Wormley’s Hotel. Y ter, Matt H., Wis, $22 Connecticut ave, Cockrell, F. M., Mo., 990 75th st. nw. Coke, Richard, Texas, 915 G st. nw. 08000, 706 14th st. Dw, Il., National Hotel. y. Va., Arlington Hotel. . setts Farley, James T., Cal., 516 14th st. n.w. ,T. W., Mich., National Hotel. Garland, A. H., Ark.. 519 2d st. nlw, Groome, J. B., Ma., Willard’s Hotel. Grover, 'L. F., Oregon, 1414 K st. n.w. Hamlin, Hanpii Me., Willard’s Hotel. Hampton, Wade, S. C., Metropolitan Hotel. Harris, L. G., Tenn., 615 11th st. nw. Alereford, Frank, W. Va, Hil), eee HL, Ga, 2! Bil, Col, 1407 Massachusetts ave. ¥., Mass, viv I st. now. ,.Kan., Hamilton House. W., Va. 1234 Massachusetts ave, Jonas, B.F., La., Willard’s Hotel. Jones, C. W., Fla, 1116 G st. nw, Jores, J. P., Nev., cor. N.J. ave. and B st. 86, Kellogg, W. P., La., Wiilard’s Hotel. Kernan, Francis, N. Y,, 1206 K st. n.w. Kirkwood, 8. J., lowa, i314 10th st. n. Lamar, J. Q. C., Miss, 512 18th st. now. in John A., Ill., 812 12th st, nw, McDonald, J. E., Ind., Wiilard's Hotel. McMillan, 8, inn. North Capitol st, McPherson, J. R., 409 Mass. ave. T 41 st. Bw, 'eX., 415 Ala., 401 G st. nw. ., Cor. Vermont ave. and M st. Neb., 1811 H st. nw. dieton, G. H., Ohio, 3301 K st. n.w. Platt, O. H., Conn., Ariiagton Hotel. Plumb, P. B,, Kan’, 1407 F st. n.¥, Pugh, Jas. L., Ala., Metropolitan Hotel. Randolph, T. F. 326 Massachusetts ave. C., Metropolitan Hotel. ‘East Capitol st. Del, 60S 13th st. n.w. eb., Riggs Hi Sla‘er, J. H., 01 Teller, H. BL. Gok 1611 M. st Dw urman, A. jo, 1017 14th st. n.w. ., AFlipgton Hotel. cor. Delaware av. and C at. Le, i 1st ow. ams, J. 8., Ky., 1405 F st. n.w. Windom, W., Minn., 1116 Vermont ave, Withers, K. E., Va, Alexandria, Va. OFFICERS OF THE SENATE. J, C, Burch, secretary, 1025 Vermont ave. R. J. Bright, sergeant-at-arms, #01 East Cap. st. Henry E. Peyton, executive clerk, 613 13th a. Ww. F. E. Shober, chief clerk, 521 12th st. n.w. isaac Basset, assistant doorkeeper, 15 2d st. ne, W. P. McMichael, postmaster, Metropoiitan. LIST OF REPRESENTATIVES. Samuel J. Randall, gemma) Pa, 120 C st. 86, H., La.,'0i East Capitol st. 8. Metropolitan Hotel, ldrich, N. W., RL, Arlington Hotel Aldrich, Willlam, Til’, Ariing:on Hotel. Anderson, J. A., Kan., 1 st. Amnfield,'R. F.) N.C.) os F st. nw. Atherton, Gibson, Ohio, 22% East Capitol st. C., Tenn., 419 6th st. n.w. fetropolitan Hotel. Arlington Hotel. 1 G St nw. S11 9th Bt. n.w. IL, 512 Esst Capitol st. ‘ved. , Wt. Not arri ‘a, Willard’s Hotel. Va., 455 . E, Pa., 619 13th st. tw. Cal, corner Sth and E ste. nw, ell, G.'A., Ind., 211 North Capitol st. Ht. H., Pa., 172. KL. ave. : z Bowman, 8, Z., Mass., cor. Pa. ave, & Ist. st.s.e. Boyd, T.A., Til. 1412 G st. nw. E.8., Wis . Ebbitt House. vial Mich, National Hotel. Brigham, L.‘A., N. J., 614 13th st. n.w. Bright, J. M., Tenn., Metropolitan Hote Browne, M., Ind., 1115 1st. now. H., Mo., Metropoittan Hotel. vs, J. C., Mich., Ebbitt Heuse. Botterworth, Benjamin, Ohio, 1115 G st. nw. Cabell, G. C., Va., 617 1ith gt. new. 1013 E st. n.w. , Ebbitt House. Arlington Hotel. lee eel pe Hotel. Y., Riggs House. . C., lowa, 310 12th st. Dw, B., Wis, 612 14th st. Chalmers, J. it., Miss., Riggs House. Chittenden, S. B.. N.Y. cor, VU av. & H st. nw Cian, Win., Mies. 1418 at m.w. y iy. (0. Ciaray,'M. L., Clark, A. A. N.J. N.N., Ala, Metropoliian Hotel. Mo., 1325 F st. .w. Pa, 1500 1 3t. hw. Colerick. W. G., Ind., National Hotel. Conger, O. D., Mich., National Hotel. Converse, G. L., Ohio, Willard’s Hotel. Cook, Philip, Gé., $10 North Capitol st Covert, J. W., N. H., National Hotel. Cowgill, Calvin, Ind.. 7 Grant Place. Cox, 8. 8., N. ¥., Riggs House. Crapo, W. W., Mass., Wormiey’s Hotel. Cravens, J. E., Ark., 407 G st. D.w. Crowley, Kichard, N.Y., 142. Iowa Circle. Culberson, D. B., Texas, Mi Daggett, H. M., Nev.. 717 1. Davis, G. 'R., Ill, 1304 F St. 1w. Davis, Horace, Cal., i8ié Ist. n.w. Davis, J. J., N. C., Congressional Hotel. Davis. L. Hi:, Mo.,New York Avenue Hotel. C., lowa, Riggs House, ‘yr, Gilbert, 113 C st. n.e. ., Wis., 15 Grant Place. 5 eg IEE St. LW. Dick, 8. B., Pa., Riggs House. Dickey, H.'L., Ohio, National Hotel. Dunn, Poindexter, Ark., National Hotel, Elam, J.’B., La. arrive Errett, Htuseel, Pa, 227 ist ste tt ‘a. Evins 3 'C., Metropolitan Hotel. Ohio, 920 ote nw. Forsythe, A. P., lL, National Hotel Fort, G.L., ill,’ Riggs House. Gentes, G. We, Ohio, 11 Grant KL, La, 1395 K H., 213 East tel St. Y., 1415 Maas. ave. D.w. ‘Ga, Metropsiitan Hotel. Harmer, A. C., Pa., 1310 F at. n.' Harris, B. W"’ ~" 33, 18 Grant Pisce, J. T., Va., metropolitan a D. C., Kan, 1911 52 86 DW. [o., SANdeTSOD® an‘ ag eee eta ae nN. . Hazelton, G. C., Wis., Dunbarton House, Wm.,'Ind., Evbl Ts, TL, BLL Nore Gepitol st. , Md., 487 C st. nw. Marsb. B. F., Ti., National Hotel. Martin, B. F., W. Vax, National ‘Willard’ in, Martin, & L., Del. "8 fo Martin, J. J.. N. C., 720 18th Bt. D.w. M ih, N.Y, F st. nw. MeMillsn, Benton, Tenn., Riggs House. _— Frotertck, —_ Arlington Hotel er, Warner, Anti Hi Mills, R. Q., Texas, eee = Moree, L Morton, L. P.. ch Sts. mw. Muldrow. H. L., Miss. Arlington Hotel. * Muller, Nicholas, N. X., Weicker's Hotel. . Maine, Sit 9tn st. nw. 13th St. nw, Nicholls, J. C.,Ga., 710 H st. nw, Norcross, Amasa, Mass. 1500 1 st. n.w. ¥,, Willant’s Hotel. Metropolitan Hotel, 921 G st. aw, Pa, T13 14th st. now. Overton, Edward, jr., Pa, Wiilard’s Hota Pacheco, Komualdo. Cal; National Hotel. Page. H. F.. Cal., National Hotel. Perrons, Heury, Ga, 13th st. now, Pheips, James, Conn., 487 C st .W. Phillips, J. F.,Mo., Wiliard’s Hotei. Puister, F.C.) Ky,. Wililard’s Hotel Poebler, Hieury, Minn., 60) I st. now. Poung, 7. C., Wis., 1015 L st. nw. Prescott, C. D., N.'Y., Moz F Price, Biram, Towa, 924 .W. Ray Ossian, N. 1 tional Hotel. J. H., Texas, Metropolitan Hotel. is hst. nw, Richardson, J. 8..'S. ¢ Richmond, : B., Va. i381 K nw. ass, Rigs House. Mass, 22 N. 9. av Ryan, Thomas, Kan., 11 Grant Pl: Ryon, J, W., Pa, 115 Mary'abd ave. n.e, Samford, W: J., Aia., Metropoli'an Movel, Sapp, W. F., lowa, Hamilton House, Sawyer, 8. 1, Mo., National Hotel, Scales A. M., ‘N.C: Congressional Hotel. Shallenbergér, W.'S., Pa, 610 13th si. naw. Shelley, C.M, Ala., Metfopolitan Hotel. Sherwin, J. C., IL, $35 1210 st. n.w, ‘ean, 417 6L2 Bl. n,w. Ill, Congressional Hotel. 1307 F st. now, th st. 0.W. Villard’s Hotel. ) HB. tional Hotel, Smith, W. E.. Ga., Sanderson's Hotel. Scoville, Jobhathan, N. ¥., Riggs House, LL, Eobitt House. National Hotel. East Caplvol st. Smith, A. Herr ‘Smith, Stephens, A. II Stevenson, A. , Stone, J. W., Mich., 622 E st. now, Talbott, J. F.C., Md., Baltimore. Taylor, K. L., ‘Tenn., 405 6th st. now. Taylor, £. 8., Oulo, 8:0 12th st. now. Thomas, J. K., NL, Ebbitt House. Thompson, P.'B., jr., Ky., 735 9ch st. nw. Thompson, Wm. G., Jowa, Hallion House. Tilman, G. D., 8. C., 412 61D st. now, Townsend, Amos, Olio, Arlington Hotel. Townshend, K. W., IL, 412 44; st.n.w, Tucker, J. R., Va, Hamilton House Turner, Oscar, KY., 1209 F st. now, Turner, Thomas, Ky., 1005 Est. n.w. se, and 15th. Texas, 112) I st. now. Md., National Hotel. ev. Dunbarton House. N. Y., 29 Grant Place. Van Aernam, Hen! Vance, R. B., Van Vorhis, John, Voorhis, C. H., N. Conn., 613 13th st. nw. Ward, William, Pa, 1820 F st. nw. Warner, A. J., Oulo, *! Grant Pi Washburn, W. D., Minn., 1731 I st Weaver, J. B., lowa, 209 East Capitol st. Welborii, Olin, Texas, 412 6th st. nw. Wells. Erastus, Mo., Arlington Hotel. White, Harry, Pa., 1213 F st. n.w. Whiteaker, — Oregon, 611 Loutsiana ave, Waitthorne, W.¢., Tenn., Evbitt House. Wilber, David, N. ¥., National Hotel. Cc. , 18 Grant Place. Willioms, Thos., Ala’, Metropolitan Hotel. Willis, A. 8., Ky., 8 Grant Place, Willits, Bawin, Mich., 50 B st. ne. Wilson, Benjamin, W! Va, National Hotel. M. K., Pa., 173 : ., S¥5 15th st. m.¥. ~» 1634 I st. nw. Pa.,’Arangton Iiotel. Pa., 59 12th St. nw. TRRAITORIAL DELEGATES. Ainsite, George, Idaho, 101 2d st. nw. nett, G.G., Dakota, 1340 Massachusetts ave, Washington, 726 11Uh st. mW. Utah, 593 18th st. now. .., Arizona, 1105 6th st. n.W. ‘y, 8. W.. Wyoming, 6ub and Ests. nw. Maginnis, Martin, Montana, Aritngton Hotel. Otero, M. 8., New Mexico, National Hotel. ‘OFFICERS OF THE HOUSE. George M. Adams, Clerk, 1013 E st. B.w. John G. Thompson, Sergeant-at-Arms, Willard’s, Charles W. Field, Doorkeeper, 525 18th st. n.w, OFFICIAL REPORTERS OF DEBATES. SENATE. D. F. Murphy, 314 C st. n.w. ASSISTANTS. ‘Theo. F. Shuey, 473 Missourl avenue, Eaward V. Murphy, 419 20 st. D.w. Henry 4. Gensler, 1315 18th st. nw HOUSR. John J. McElhone, 131s Vermont ave. Wiliam Blair Lord, House. David Wolfe Brown, 115 Maryland ave, ne J. K. Edwards, Anacostia, D.C. John H. White, 516 13th st. uw. sD. WILKINS—BALL. On Thursday, January 13, 1881, by Rev. 8. H. Greane, Fraxe P. Winkiss Lacie J. BALt, both of Washington, D.C —ee ee DIED. 3 BOSWORTH. On the evening of January 13th, 181, Dr AL. Boswouru, in the tuirty-ninth year of hie age. * Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from bis lave residencs, Jin E Street northwest, on Saturday, ihe 16th iastant, t 2p. m. S29 Norwich (N. ¥.) papers plesseeopy.)* CATON. Suddenly, of hemorzhageof the tune, on January 15, at 2 o'clock a. m., GE nor D., son of the iate Thomas Oaton. * CLARK. On Thureday, January 13, 1881, at 11 orelock s. m., Exitt A’, wife of Henty H. Olac! in the fy. sixth year of” her age, after a long au iD: ene. ri PFuneral from ber late rosidence, 22 8th atreet southeast, at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Ielatl os and friends of the femily are invited to attend. [Barrisburg \"a papers please copy | * COLBERT. Departed this life January 14th in stant, 1881, Many L , beloved wil fe of Pachars Ov bert anc dauvhiter of the late Jane i. Broat, tn tn fortieth year of er year axe. Asleep in Jesus, blossed sleep, From which none ever wake t) weep. Her funersi will take place from Jolin Wesley Church, Connecticut avenue, Sunday, 16th in- stant, at 11 o'clock a.m. Kelatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to 2 HORN On Jsnuary 13, 1881, a1 9:15 a.m, Jaco H. ER, ip the forty-fifth year of bis ae Funeral wil! take place Sanday, omg ag at2 P. m., trom his late reeidence, corner 6th street and New York avenue syp osarened aan ea * ETIIT. Thursday, Janu: |, “Ben ue May. daueliter of kane and 3. W. Petit, awed Funeral will take plas {598 her to rexi- ence, 998 mr eat, wattrdas, tABUATY 1 oe 10:98. me. Beladyes 804 me apecthully invites AN. January 19, 1481, at 2p. 1, Jos and fond sister of John J. Fulier, ). 22 Massach ou Satu mora- of the fs are in’ oO 2