Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1881, Page 3

__ EDUCATIONAL. UCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. BOF, J. MAX MUELLEM, Director of PMteic, Si Tonos Evieccral Ubareb, Teacher df Piano, Oren and Vocal Music, &c., 1209 11th street norths est. ‘dee31-te* (4PITOL BILL scuoor. Mr GEAVES bas re-opspet his School in cCauley’s Hail, 209 Penneyivacis area e eset. OF COLUMBIA. of the District « cauee uum ber 7,39 administrator of ‘Thi Ameia A.C. ae trustee, will RIVATEL.Y. 0K IN CLASS8—Mathematics, Deeratcreek, French. Gorman and Enslsne Bpecial'stien i'n t preparation for College, West Point, Antsy. li snd all competitiveexaminations. | DAY oF JaNvany, 188: Terms in eden. ce St public auction, in aR YNN, A.M., 702 Sth st. northwest. | piece or parcel of «rot PIEEEEIS, Bod JOV. 17, le, Prof. and Mrs. L. BO. OOL- | lym and teing in the city of Nanni 3s Se.ldeuce ana “private Sosool tor | Boys ts removed to 1508 T street northwest. “‘Les- | part of orivinai Let eight. (8), fons tn the Freuch Lacuaye ” deot-Sra_ | Grea aud torty-tur, amo y five tect LLE. v. ‘HOM MES French classee E- winners, Intermediate, Advanced. | { hee north one but jew term Novem ber 29th pile claaged st any thence weet eighteen | Hime, and ony charwed from date of entrance. | aoa | Cisas be tabietoal, Terms moderate. Pri ‘Terme ¢f tale are sired Call at 910 14th at.. between | purc hi 1p. m.: Mondays and Thursdays, be- | from day of aal tween 436 sod 8 » m novl7_ af a deposit at the tiv three, six HE CE DAHS.—A nowe 80H JUL for Young Ledieg id Little Girls, in situated on, the dre‘ and thirty ‘eet to the place of best THIS AFTERNOON. H. WAKNER, Auctioneer. 'e. Caa®CERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN CITY OF WaSHINGION AND DISTRIOE Virtue of a decree of the Bupreme Court < oruusbia, anced tn equity (Frank T. Browmng, omas Young, deceased, et ai ,) the undersl on MONDAY, taR lite AT FOUR (4) O'CLOCK P M., front of the premies, all that und, with the tm provements ereon sud the 4jpurtenances thereto belonwing, Washington and Die trict of Columbia, and known and described as that in +qnare five hua- (544), which begins for the +t from the soutiweat cor- nt id jot, aud running thence east eighteen fest, thence south ove han- unin. as follows: | ne-third of the se Money to be paid in cash within five daye Ie. of which fifty dollers isto be paid © Of Sal and the balance of the purehare mor ey in three equal fustelme..t®, in diine monthe from the day of sale, for which the purchaser shall deliver his promisor jeighta of Georwetown, ard ta very | note, dated ou day ofesie, aud to bear interest at ‘Washington ‘Ts | the rare of six perce: tom per annum, or all cash, Bry then ARLE. corner Fayatcoand | “te OPtlo1 oF ibe purcnase RG, Trustes, * ; ARK T. Thelen, Georsetown. DO. ‘novié-2m Jan6-cokds Coluuibian Law Building, 6tn st. PEt DS BOHOL | roo FOB YOUNG LADIES, PIANOS AND ORGANS. wer nw. : — = further Information sddress HE STIEFF, sND TGE KBANICR Bee Sind E SOMERS, Prinotpal. AND BACH PENCENIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, corner of 7h and L «te u w.—This institution ‘= progres#ve and auccesefal experience of 16 . ears. It eclicaies youn men and women for use- Hiiness ‘and self-support. Tis aradoates. secure vourse of study. auc Japuary Iet. A ESPEV ORGANR, At Special Bargains to cash purchase: P) — names, rs before 4. L. WILD & BRO., Sole Agen 0c23 723 7un'et. mi northwest. AUODM Uf tint aut prone risee the Bngtish Lat ‘Busi AN’ Dean Arthecilc, weucertay Sractioal Pont anahtp, | KEGANT Bookkeeping. by single aud double entry, sda} a to every variet: of buniness. Elooution sud tures. Day end Eyeninw Ressions. For informa 1d terms cai) at the Oollece or addres HEN. | monthly paym BVO aPENC bie, Prinsivat ‘anuzié cay, ar ew decl5 SEVEN AND EIGHT BTUP ORGANS, of superb tone and finish, and made by the beat makers tn the country for only $30, upon easy EY T NIMMO’s, 483 7th st northwest. KUHN. PRACTICAL PIANOMA! Formerly foreman with F. Mi QO. Lizhte & Go. (Lighte a - & Eruet), also Tuner with Steinway &, ERS Kona, SULE AGENT for the Genut O icaal a cae Se. BECkr aud for the SERDSTT ae jew York, and for the BN ee ee eeere 407 Tenth Btreet Northwest. decl6 Fotomas Ferry Co. foot of 7th street, 82 7 o'clock, BRADBU: ‘Beet materia! SUNDAY, TUESDAY AND THURSDAY. nlar prices, < Wor all the POTOMAO RIVER DINGS asfay | from 82 to R10. LAN ‘8 Leonardt.wn and Nomini; returning MOKDAE WEDRESDAY and FRIDAY. Fare and Freight at lowest rates. syi8-1y F. J. STONE, Purser. NEW Yous_-soTTEEDaMm. Ss ‘The first-class Steamers of this Line, ED-M,” “ROTTERD <M," deol 8 for At VIOTO! “AMSTERD. “SCHIEDA a, AAS P D, Carrying the U 8. Mail. to the Netherlands, lewe Harteck’s Etores, Broublyu, rewariy on WED- a i Tat Cabin #00. 2a Cabin, 845 850. Fteer- | ace, $26 H CAZAOX, ceneral Awcut, 27 South | in ORGANS. Waliam st., Sew York " For passage apply to W. | movin ‘T& CO, 925 Fenussivania a G. METZERC 2 Washington; H. JOHNS: National ium coruer New York a’ workmanship. Great Tu romptly atter BAGH's Bisno Wareroome, Not 438 above Pennsylvania avenue. RAILROADS. Lf ep i aah a. lied on purchase, app) ‘Manuvactcaes, 2103 Penna. av. ‘M. SCHAFF BE! CROVESTEEN & FULLER, Rectal d other beantifal PIANOS just in. % ‘or on installment, BEORE! No. A street northwest. and Pianos 0 novls-3m a NABB PIANOS.—Unequaled “tn TONE TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP and Di UBA- as consistent with packing and ‘at’ REIGHEN- lith street, roay from B poe ss soreets uray irene. Pier, foot of Bates :—From New York to Havze, Lon: son Bremen, first calvin. secs ea aes ‘$30; prepaid ‘ine Sertinosten, €2. For freisht oF b type | DOUBLE Tuaon! S GrLsiogs « co.. '2 Bowl Greer. ‘New York. “3 W. G. METZEROTY & O0., 946 Pa. ave., Agents oe a for Waahingtou Pred E! (many LINES LANS ROUTE. THE OURAKD Stas aeuie" OOMPANY Lin. t6.40— Baltimore Ex, : 6.00_Bal Between New York and Liverpoot, Call- ing at Cork Harbor, «Vis Relay. . a 8.10—Point of Rocks FROM 40, N. &., NEW Fore. | $.19—Polnt of Rooxs MW FIKE 40, N- Batavis.....Wed..39 Jan | Bothnia Gallia. * Frederick ) exe, Beltev: tio.boBittspureh, __ Louis Exprese. ls. tions) ticket on favorable terms. Bteerage at very low rates. Steeraze tick verpool ané ueenstown, and all other parts ci Ope, at loweet rates. ‘Through bi!'s of aden «tven for Belfast, ets from ‘7 Gavre, Antwerp and other on the Uontinen’s 1.25—On and for Mediterzancap a offs, Nona Pew Cu ee ore Bowlt or ad eabin to OTIS BIGRLOW & O0.. 68 7jh sireet “ror ©?“ VERNON H. BROWN & CO., FLY. | MEDICAL, &e. ME. BUANOHE, OF PARIS, FEMALE'S DOC- TRESS, cures all cowpiamnts. A sveciaity, | ¢4 40° Leucorrhes.” 710 v at. northweet. Jaald-4t QPERMATOKHGE:S, Impotency, Premature Da- cay, Emiscions ‘aut ail Veneresl Discases, aby Dr HE: . No calomel used. takneetes, ete, cured. 456 Virginia eat. Janl5-1as* 8.80—Baltimore and volis Junction.) ze for Hagerstown 9.00—New York. Pifladelp! 39.00—On Sunday only for Baltimore, Aunspous Wy z | 10.00= Haltiznore Ezprees. | (Btops at Hyattaville, and Hanover.) Chicago, Frederick, Hagerstown Relay.) 4.90—Baitimore, Ayatteville and Laurel Ez- press. (Frederick, via Relay. Stops at Anns- 16.45—Philadelphis and. press. (Mar. tnsburg and Way, via Helay. Btopast Hyatts- ville apd Laurel. 6.05—Point of Rocks and Way Stations. 1$.4—Baitimore and Way Stations. |.30—Baltimore and ‘press. 18.56—Pittsburg, Cincisnati and st. Louis Express. BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. | THE MODEL FAST LINE, AND THE ONLY LINE BETWERN THE EAST AND THE WEST, VIA WASHINGTON. JANNEY COUPLER! STEEL SCHEDULE TO TAKE Er FEGT WEDNESDAY, MBER 1, 1 A. M. LEAVE WASHINGTON. +1.60—Ohicago, Oincinnatl and Bt. Louts Fast Ex- 5 00—Baltimore, Ellicott City and way stations. Express. polis, and way. (Piedmont, way. itime Api Btrasby ns, Winchster Hagerstown and and way stations. Valley Express. and at Point of hia and Boston Express. ‘Connects for le, Laurel, Annapolis Juno- Cincinnati and 8 P.M. sah pr eran) ilicott City, Annapolis and Way ions. Sunday only, for Baltimore and way. ‘Express. 12.35—New York, Philsdelpnia and Boston Express Way Stations. (Winchester, and Way, via Way Stations oniy.) and Way Stations. imore E: 4. LUN, the oldest established and most reii- | 9.45—Baltimore, Hyatwville and Laure! kxpress. able LADIES PH ESICTAN in the city, can be | t10.00—New York, Philadelphia and Ex- Ly at 456 Massachusetts sve., from 2 Sleeping Car to New York, and speo- fto¢and6to# All Female Complaints id Irreg- Ce ‘Garities quickly ow Sepa- | tDaily. tSunday only. Other trains daily, ex. rate roome for patients. jan8-1 cept Sunday. cela ate NSULT Di and MADAME SELDEN, Pro | for further informacion apeiy at_ the Baltimore fessors of Midwifery; over twenty years suc- and Ohio ticket Ws: ‘Btation, asong tie: board, pursins and +kiliful trest- | 619 and 1351 Peansylvanis avent corner 14th ment; for ladies on!y. 182 Lexington a: New street, where orders will be taken for York Jan0-1m: checked and received at any point in the city. A KE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR Laaies. All female comp'aints quickly cured. REAT Can ited daily at 6u6 treet north- west. Office hoursfromito9p.m. _dec#-5w BONS OF YOUCH—HECIPE FRER cure of SEMINAL WEAKNESS, Exoerstt: ‘and all diseases broaght on by Doubie Tr: BPLENDID SCENER: THE @ TSS] eexbevivana score 1.881 ack, Steel Hauls. ‘¥. MAGNIFICENT. eae EFFECT, JANUARY 3, 1881. TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, Sixth and B streets, from Depot, vip80) ‘corner of as follows: Tiyan Newvork. | For Eitibarg and te Wert 8:00am dally, with = ‘Bleeping Oars to We and Chicago, 10:90 y respectabe lady has | a. mdaily, with Sleeping Oars from Harrisburg ished ROOMS, with first-class to Cincinnati, St. Louis and Chicago; 9:30 p m. Box 9, daily, with sce Cara to Pittsburg. dees) 3 BaLTIMO) POTO) For Caan daizns, Rochester, Buffalo, Ni ‘with Parlor Car to Watkins and the Nor ES — care for idm Gravel and all Uri- :008.m. daily, except Sunday ;9:30 p.m. dally, a mot Servos Debfity. Nerinat Weak Sipe eae ig wi Paisce Gare to Ganandal- dees, Impotency, Glest, nile gua and Wat Blood and 7 cured, PORSE: | For William: ‘Lock Haven and Elmira, at 10:80 poe cured in Soe ee oe bade Poa ‘8.m. daily, except Sunday. eas Ea Desaniet. co — East, §:00a.m., 10:30 s.m. Price $8 ver box, sent by mail under seal on re: | FOr NTN Te oo pn On Baudaya'30 and 10-0) eeipt of price. m. ex, f Pullman Parlor Oars, janday. ‘tral nnect at "Hrookiym Annes, af Express, 9:30 :90, 10:30 s.m., and and 10:00 Ba On eS vy 220, 6:40, 9:30 and Pope's Line, 6:40 a.m. and 4:40 p.ni ____THE TRADES. _ | Foray, eagert Sanday. re y BOEBINDING The Lrowrr Bowens employ | FOToerghoyey) <0) 8TH and 4:40—@.m. dally, ex- seek ii tae of ueatnat ceeninetats sigs | ALESANDLIC AND FREDERIORSEUEG BAU city. 1022 Pa. ave., $4 floor. oct TON BAIDBOAD. ‘ is, 7:00, 7:20, 9:20, and 11:20a.m., ‘Alexandria, 7: IBsON E 20, 8: 2:40 p.m. On Sun: QUPMOHIGA Boo AND JOB FuIkTERA Gap ab to. go 1) 0 and 11-20 arin. wad 800 ww Five Printing © eveclaity “© | yor'Richmona and the South, 7:00 and 11:00 s.m. SSS | irre Sai cern ISE SE eee orgDO. 6 Ob. 100 and ek HOUSEFURNISHINGS. and 10:09 am, 5 1-40, $0, 6:02, 700 ane 010 HE LATEST IMPROVED and 12 and 10:00 s.m. ; 7:00 and 9:05 p.m. mation, ‘Tiokets, infor ‘and parlor oar so- NICKEL STUDEN MP, WITH ALLO) lone ‘be procured at offices, north- ai or ALLADIN one ONLY Be - mor pepo Lees soe reoms eae a BOGERS OS TRIPLE PLATED ENI BROS TRIFLE PLATED KNIVES, | Shocking of baqwase 10 destination f and ROGERS BKO. TRIPLE PLATED TABLE SPUONS, 84 HALF DOZEN. ROGER BROS. TRIPLE PLATE TEA SPOONS, #2 HALF DOZEN. 18 THE BUBRGLAB’S SEASON ROGERS BHO. TRIPLE, PLATE BUTTER NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. ° 1. 85. ROGER BROS, TRIPLE fiate CAKE BAS- | 16th Street and New York peices + 25. Burgisr and Damp Proof Vaults from DEOORATED TEA SETS, FROM $10 TO 825, gece rea ‘Government bonds on deposit for at J. W. SCHAKFER’S, i * rater "Board 2020 7th Street Northwest, Above New York avenue COCKING STOVES. Gas Zins have at their Dik Gas COOKING STOVES. Im vations Sue patterns. ‘This is the Btcve used Dy Miss Dods Aeclt impurities in the eee: George W- Biggs, vies et dent; B.'P. Bay: secretary; A. ‘Treasurer; Henry 4. Wulard, Sohn Cassels, Thos. LEW! 20HNSON @ 00,, Bankers, WASHINGTOR, D. 0., DEALEES IN UNITED STATES BONDS, DI£- TRICT and other INVESTMENT SECURITIES, DOWESTIO and FOREIGN EXOHANGE. mar BED SYR'S Wonderful Herbs or Indisn spectaities Eheum atiam, Oatarrh, Fover and Asie, Epucpey, ‘Dt Scarietina, oa etantnor Lock J Hydrophebuy and ‘On z cers ‘Tape Worms re- moved ours. Cures. wnteed. Let the Eheptiois call and Cogyinegd: GORSULTATION FE m9 lvania avenue nor: dec8t Z HEADQUARTERS. 09 Fourteenth Street. © ieee eee sages = } PUrcanson BROM., Auctioneers, 9th and D streex northwest. NEW AND SEOOND-BAND PARLOR SUITES, HAIR ASD AstORTMEN TOF SECOND MAND ai EN [> ND- CROCKERY WakE. - ace aLs0— Tiamond and Pearl Set Ring, Lady's Geld stew. winder Watch, Gente ** amertean Lever W: One eet Hand-made Coupe Ha: 1 Gra Fix-ures, Table Cutles SSUCK MATTRESS 24. OAB- TH A GENERAL DS, . &O At anction. at our saiear¢ms, on TUNSD AY MUKNING, 187m Insr., aT 10 0'GLOGR. (Boma DOWLING, Auctioneer CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL LAND 1813 ‘AL ESTATE NOM. 18°9, 18: H STREET NORTHWEST. By virtue of a deorre of the Supreme Court cf the District of Columbia sand on the Lith day of Weoen ber, AD 1880, the Fquity Oanse of K ve. Al drew W Jobpeo No. 7,381, Ts sell at public nuctio. in front of the vremines the J ishest bidder, on ‘}HORSVAY, Tar 2’ DAY Ov January, A. 1. 1881, aT 4 O'CLOCK FB. ‘bef ll wing described origipal lot -umbered th-ve (3), in eq bed one hi aud five FP. W Balmain ndre* the 1m} rovements thr reon. ‘lerms of rale, a proscribed by the Deorna, one- third of tha porchate money ty be nid fo oa b i (of which 83L0 mue$ b+ paitatthe sa'c) and balan e in tee equal instalue. t+, for whicd Promistory notes +f the pur: haser bearinu dats ou the day ale and payab ¢ respectively one tao yer ter date tou: e ure of their the respective interests. 01 purchaser, be the terms of sala be note mo i-d with within days from the day of aal- the ‘rast « reasrves real 6 t+ to wit: Allof ware num. LO) in tha city of Warhingt n. Dixtri t of Columbia, tog.ther with «rderus Frustee with int-redt from date unti paid tthe rate of e'xyer ceutum per sn: vim must be wiven, eaid notes to be srcured by amo tyaxe to me w trust-e (ty ba gu proved by the court), upon the premis # sold for u parties laterested sacoord- ir the Purchase mo:ey may, at the option pait’ io csh. If al. hall to Te Mt. the the and ten the Tightto revell said ronl estate at the risk and cot of the defaulting purchaser att r lite adverti-e- ment in ihe Evening Star asin case of tue fs “Ke to be paid by the purchasar,” Tho vroperty wi. sold Of all taxes to day of -al Jeni3-d&de i A!l exy 0: 6e6 of conveys: cing an revordi 1g abe le. ASHF )RD, Trustee. [\HOMAS DOWLING. Auctioneer. OHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNI PROVE! D PKOPERTY ON THE KAST SIDE OF THE SEVENTH STREET TURNPIEE, SEAR THE 8 RD UNIVERSITY, B&- TWEEN STREET Ow. ARD AVENUK. the 91 virtue of a decree of the Supreme Qourt, of the Mistrict of Columbia, oaed OD day of Jauuary, 1! ih ), in Caure No. 6,384, wherein Olver B. complsinant, and John W. undersigned trustee 18 cause, viz: tract of land in Washington county, in kaown as Mount PI art of lot No. three (3), eaid tract, which wes allo to David Feter, said part or parcel of land fron on the eastern boundary of the Seventh the jsasabt, in se Street Turnpike leading to Rockville, and containing one square ecre of Jand, bounded on the north by D. Beall’s parehass, and on the south by sold to Aaron M. provements, &o. | Haid propel into lota of 32 to 87 feet front, with a depth of feet. Une of said lots is improved by a large th: story brick dwelling and outhouse. sale: each in hand, and the instalments, payable at six, twelve and months from the 208 ree One-third of the purchase money xema‘nder in three equal eighteen of eaie, the» aid deferrea pay- ("THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, on scent of the weather, until TUESDAY, JaNvuaRy | Lith, 1881, at same hour and Jand Bee lace. ARVEY L. PAGE, ‘Trasteo. &%- THE ABOVE S4LE I8 FURTHER POST- poned on account of the weather wutil THORS- Payoaaxe OTH, same hour and place By orde? of the Trustee. janl2-dte mpae 8. E. WAGGAMAN, Keal E-tate auct. TRUSTE SALE OF *OUR-STORY BRICK Hone No. 922 EIGHTH STREET NORTH- By virtue of s deed of trust dated Noyem- ber 1ith, 187%, aud duiy recorded in Liber 929, folio £0, et seq ,ono of the land records. for the District of Uolumbia, I wili sell at auction, in frout of the promises, on ted in the city of Wathington, District of together 7 four story Brick Dwelling. ‘Terme of eale: Cash accrued taxes to be paid by the purchaeer. it public THURS- DAY, TEE 2TH Day Ov JaNUaRY, 1881, aT 4 O'CLOCK P. M., the following described real’ catate, ‘Uo. to wit: Part of Lot numbered teu (10), in Lumbered four hundred and three (403), ith the improvements, consisting of Cont of conveyancing and KeYS&R, lrustee. . U. “THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct. Jani0-d10t HUMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. LE OF A VALUABLE. THR! ‘RUSTE! STO’ i SIDE OF PENDSYLVANIA AVENUE, JWEEN TWKN?T)-FIKS’ AND TWN’ SECOND STREETS, No. 2112. By virtue of a dee of trust, dated the 15th day of February, 1879, and’ duly r-corded in Liter $09, folio 27, &e., one of the land records for Wathington county, District of Coli bia, and by direction wet Janvary, TRL, AT 4 O'CLOCK’ P. premiser, the following property, Tecorcec subdivision of + in fron jusre 75, improved by a substantial three-al EE- BA a YY BRICK RE-IDENCE ON THE SOU tH BE- (TY- um- n of the party se: ured thereby, nail ecil, on WEDNESDAY, THE 26TH Da¥ or it of ty, viz: Lot 22, in orivinal lots 15 and 19, in tory Brick Kesidence, with all the modern Linprove, mente. payments at on interest at secured by all cash, at the option of purchater. If the of sale are not complied with in ton days, the T: tera reserve the right, to resell the property at rms rus- the k and cost of the defaulting purchaser. All con- Neyarcing at purchaser's, core. 200) deposit false when the property is struck of ba DNSOHN. W. CORSON, | Jars-d&ds re- JAMES L. Davin, 'j Trustees. HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL TATE, CONSISTING OF FOUR STORES ON . SIRKET, BETWEEN L AND M BEVENTH Ske T, BTEMEI8 NORTHWEST, AND TWO DWEL- LINGS ON TWELFTH 8° T AND K NOBIHWEST. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Golumbia: asso’ in Kguity Cause No. 7,487. Jobin Waiter et al. va. Mav- dalina Berberich etal., the undersivned. a6 tecs, will cffer for sale on WEDNESDAY, 19TH DAY OY Jancany, 1881, at publi My all those. plt.es or parcel acd being in the city of Washington: aud of Columbia, and Known and’ deecribed fots (31) ad’(94,) in square (446.) BURSDAY, 2 BEET, BETWEEN THE ‘auction, in oe ‘seg, at the hour of 4 o'cLOcx’ P. 8 ‘ound, lyin rand District as gub- 20TH DAY OF JANUARY, 188], at the same hour, will offer for sale the south thirty-two feet front by the depth thercof of lot 5, in square 317, , together with the improvements thereon and the appurtenances thereto belonging. ‘Terms of gale are as follows: One-' purchase money to be paid in cash, within Gays after day of eale, of which one na: lars is to be paid time of sale third of the five dred dol- on each house and on each store, and the bsiance of the purchase mon three equal installments, in six. twelve eighteen months from day of sale, for which the vurcharer or purchasers shall deliver to said Trus- {een his, her or thelr promissory notes dated on sy of Sale, and to bear interest at etx per cen’ Fer annum, oral! cash af the option of the SDSETS: Wut, BR WARD, 330 439 st. northwest. FRANK T. BROWNING, Columbia Law Building. eod&ds tum: pur- l ‘Trustees. QPEB4TIONS IN STOCKS, » JOHN A. DODGE & Bankers#and Brokers, No. 12 Wall st. Also, secure STOCK PRIVIL! rates in which $25 to #100 information on sent free. Janl2-1amw. can be invested. Fall pplication and Financial Report pees Eanes nearer eae m0dy for all disorders ities in Germany as a eure rei etomsch, lally for bee INDIGESTION AnD DYSPEPSIA. deck? AMS FISCHER'S, imported and for sale by DEY _OLEANING ESTABLISHMENT ane DYE WORKS, No. Gat. n. Ht, D. w., Doar the U8. Patent Ofte. DS OLKANED ENS GARMER Lo a TY in ob DRESSES. Thirty yoars experience. iTS and DYED, aso, CREPE EVENING novi PILES! Dr. W: St i? PILES!!!-A SURE OURE FOUND AT LAST—NO ONE NEED * Indian Ointment. A single box has cured the worst chronic oases of 25 and 80 years, stange need suffer five minutes after a Js wonderful. pooling medicine, “Lon ply- ons, Instruments and Electuariesdo more harm than Williams' the tum ni wetting warm in Pies itenio it ine nrivate ‘Part x of \. J. M. Coffiinberry, of sd hat fe Hon. JM Oominbe Re Dr. Wil Indian’ Pile Of eat "Thavoused scores of Pile cures, and. it tosay that For sale by all a rice $1. RY & CROMWELL, vania ave. Maoe Forks * Moat pul ne. Bepteeeecast tarts for in BY. 01 (particalarly at ent a8 a poultice; gives and 1s prepared only for ail tot of AVIBE. Prop'e Cleveland, an10-09 a Year ler eae ALEX. ROBT. OHISOLM. Prop’r: Oo™= DOULLAB PEB 100 FOB PIRIBP ENGLISH VISITING CAEDB. PRINTED FROM PLATE. quail”. Es Sain the work pectoa = DEMPSEY, 5 —— ! oma BV; 00030 Dotwreca Pd and 20th soreete.! THE EVENING STAR. MONDAY...... January 17, 1881, Another Opinien on the Liquer Question. Mr, Eattor: A380 many talented men have spoken on this vexed question, perhaps you will find room,for an opinion from a plain, matter-of-fact citizen. I ubink the whole busi- hess of licensing people to sell liquor 1s wrong. It is my opinion that the trafic snould be free to everybody, as much so a3 the trade in pota- toes, colton or real estate, I do not believe in sumptuary laws. I think It unjust to legtslate what a man shall eat or drink. The mero fact that the United States exacts duty on tmporred liquor makes 1t a legitimate article of com- merce, and any one who likes should bave a right to buy or sell freely, untrammeted by any state or city law. If Congress. 1a tts profound Wisdom. would @ law forbidding tts 1m- portation tonto or manufacture in the United States, that indeed would be yolng to the root of the matter, avd 1 would glaily see 1t done. I can’t conceive of any otber liquor lay that I would sanction or support. Ajthough T have arrived at the age of three-score, I do Rot aud hever have used liquor or tobacco of any kind. But excuse me from telling my neighbor, “You shall do as I do.” Trmoray. The World’s Fair. Editor Star:—I see in your New York corre- spondent’s report of the World's Fatr Commis- sion fn Satarday’s paper some remarks that might mislead in regard to {ts doings. Tue slie Was located at Lowond, in the nortiern part oF the city, xajuiiog botn the Hudson aud Har- lem rivers. After a fu.l discussion fu regard co the sites and the report of the committee. the commiss1on almost nuantmously decided (there bing bul twodi-senting Votes) Chat It should be ai Inwcod. Having beeu over tne ground [ tulak, ULder wl clrcumstauces, Unis ty 8 good location: Ater the resignation and withdrawal of ex- Mayor Cooper trom the commtsston 16 was en rely ba:montous, and all tried to forward the reat thterests Of the enterprise. Atter a few Gays’ session the permanent organization was completed, by electing, by acclamation, Ulysses 8. Grant. as president of the commission. Henry II. Stebbins, who has been acting as our tem- porary president since our Orst orzantzation, was elect d first vice president, and the other Vice presidents elected were Hugh J. Jewett, Wm. A. Cole, Augustus Schell, Samuel Sloan, F. B. Talcott, Geu'i Joseph E. Johnson and Rev. John P. Newman. ‘Thomas McKirath was elected secretary, Col. Myer Asch assistant sec- retary, and George W. Debevoise treasurer. The finance committee, of Lwenty-five, was elected, with Roswell G@. Rolston, president of the Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company, at the head, and that bapk designated as the financial agent of the commissiou. The commissioners from the states and territories were unanimous in their expressions of support 1 the organization as Completed, and adjourned with full conf- Gence that the world’s fair of 1883 would be the latgest ever heid on the earth, and one that would be of great benefit to mankind. A eircu- Jar will shortly be sent to all the commissioners giving full information as to what hasalready been accomplished in regard to site, subscrip Uons, &c., and which I will furnish to all the papers of Washington for publication. Dr. E. P. HOWLAND, International Commissioner for District of Co- lumbia, ‘The Courts. CIT CourT (NO, 1.)—Jvdge Mac Saturday, Moriison agt. Kuthertord; ju Ment to stand, subject to modification made on tnfal. Connell agt. Vanderwerken; motion for jJudgmevt on referees’ award; exception over- ruled and judgment. Hume & Co. agt. Stafford; judgment, notwithstanding plea. Hooper « Son agt. Cheed; motion to reject amended decla- Tation overruled. Anderson agt. Smith; motion for new trial refused. Curtin agt, Douglas; bili Of exceptions signed; bond fixed at $0. Smith & Wimtatt agt. Faunce; judgment by defauit. Barber & Co. agt. People’s Savings Bank; olii of exceptions signed. Clymer agt. Vanden- burgh; judgment by detauls, Equiry Covuxt.—Judge Cor. Saturday, Floyd agt. Floyd; alimony at $15 per month allowed. Hilton agt. Hliton; dis- tmissal of bill with costs. Nailor et al. agt. Couly; A. Natlor, jr., made a party defendant and prayer amended So as to Include the setting aside and annulling of all the deeds mentioned in the bill. Frazier agt. Frazier et al.; trustees advertised {o sell real estate. Cenixal Covrt—Judge Wy To-day, Joseph Thomas, gaming tabie; nolle pros. Laura Jchnson, charged with perjury; ordered to be discharged. John Marshall Silas dobnson, charged with the murder of James A. Johnson. 3 Pouick CocatT—Judge Snell. To-day, Frank Hammack and Wim defactag private property; $10 0 lays cach, Peter Coleman, forielted collateral. Jos, Shreeves, vagrancy; bonds or workhouse. Walter Peyton, assault on Margaret Peyton, his mother; $5 or 10 days. lobert Buchannan, jdmore, carlying a pistol; $50 or 69 days. Geo. Jenkina, loud and boisterous; $5 or 15 days. Toney Wells, do.; do. Isaac Tucker and Lucy Rivers; disturbing the quict of Georgetown: §: Hepry L. Mills, forfetted collateral. G dist @ religious congr days. Minrie Jones, profantt v1 Voodall, OS. Burns and iste: 35 0r 15 di i len, conte court in tiling to answer a summons; 22. ham Adams, violating the hack law; = W. Driver, assault with intent to Ik; continued. Wm. om Parker, assault en Apra- Geo. i George George Downes, assault; $1 aither, larceny of a bottle or ‘oole & Brooks; 3) days in jal. “nristopher M. Bonne; $1. Alice Jones, threats to Mary Wal- ker; personal bonds to Keep the peace. Richard threats to Henry Powell; do.. Beverly petit larceny (second offence), in from John Wiillams; grand jury— —__-—_— Fatal Avalanches in Utah, SEVBRAL PROPLE ’RRISH BY SNOW SLIDES—SUF- 9 OF SURVIVORS—THE TOWN OF ALTA IN Re Snow has fallen almost continuously in the Wabsateh mountains of Utah about the heads of the Little and Big Cottonwood rivers siace Christmas. The mountains surrounding the mining town of Aita are steep, aud the trees have been cut off. The tramway sheds of tho Wahsatch and Jordan Valley railroad have been swept away in several places for five miles below Alta, rendering ingress or e; nost impossible. ‘Two weeks ago a snow de carried away & man named Darley. ‘The storm increased in fury with the opening of last week. Op Wedueseay night the snow tell in sheets and the wind became a hurricans, About 10 o’clock a snow slide carried away the Flagstaff orehouse and four hundred feet of the railroad sheds, and swept across the flat and the creek to the opposite mountain. Later another slide pagged over the Victorlo and Imperial pa urying two men, who dug their way cut in ten hours. Continuing, ft swept away the Grizzly boarding-house. in which were Mrs. Jonathan Hoskins and four ebildren, Charles Symons, Robert Howath and Evan Morris. Of and her daughter, Jane Howath, and Morris were killed. Another slide smashed and | buried the Toledo works and boarding-house, | kiliing Charles Barbridge and Frank Laporte. On Thursday and Friday work w topped at the principat inines, and many of the ten left the canyon for the valley. The storm continned, and increased in fury, the wind blowing a gale and piling the snow just over the crest of the ‘bill Dorti of Alta, on the Alta side. The great weight started another slide half a mtle wide on Friday night, which would have completely demolished Alta but that 1° was split and par- Ually diverted by a flat area juat above the head ofMMain street. Itstruck a large and heavily-built stone store, in which five men had gathered for safety. Two of them, who were sleeping in the second story, were thrown out, but were com- ey unhurt. Three had taken refuga in ‘he basement and built a fire, namely, Joun Fitzgerald, P. B. Lee and William Hollogs- head. The house was crushed in on them aad fred from the stove, and they _per- ished. Richard Willlams*¥and John Wash- ington, who remained to look after the Joab Lawrence property, with instructions to sleep im the tunnel, are missing. The avalancho swept away every building owned by the Joab Lawrence company, together with their tram- Way, inflicting a loss of $20,000. It burned the Buffalo house, but three men had retired into a tunnel and were rescued exhausted. Fifty peo- le came down last night, leaving about 20 who for various reasons could not getaway. The tip down was fearful. Leaving their homes with nothing but the clothes ou their backs, the women wallowed through the snow as best they could, the men carrying th2 children. ‘There remains e.ough mountain stope still un- denuded to complete the destruction of the town, and it may slide at any moment. Eight mnlles of the up Big Cottonwood are satd to be one huge silde, covering everything. A big slide in Mayfield guich has blocked the creek for 400 yards and made quite a lake, While there is no loss of life yet reported from the Big Cottonwood, the miners are leaving the canyon es fast as ible. When the snow becomes deep and heavy on the steep moun- tain slopes an avalanche may be started by a party oe their face or by a concus— ae Sometimes a Qjast far under ground will 0 It. GRowTH OF LoxG BRaNncu.—Messrs. A. J. Drexel and G. W. Childs, of Philadelphia, and others have bought the ocean front property at Lorg Branch, N. J.. owned by the heirs of Jono D. Phillips, and propose building a handsome Tow of cottages and a mammoth hotel on it by property of Suage A. MeLana, wich will give ot Ju . McLane, which wi Then severai hundred more feet of beach front. oSSimorre ts &duvnrtcs Rumor tr e in two in the the straeviliy ©., division, Saturday night, and while the crew ‘were confined in there taey- Were po suffocated by the ampke ths all became urconscions. in -they were found when the next train arrived the tunnel. The men were taken to Newark, Obio, and placed under trsatment, eee | a these Mrs. Hoskins | ‘The Land League. STORY OF MR. RENCE JONES, THE BOYCOTTED LANDLORD—VICES OF LANPLOKDISM. ‘The New York Heraid of yesterday contains a letter from its correspondent at Clonakilty, County Cork, Ireland, December 26. 188), frou Which we take the following extracts: ‘Three Dilles from this little town of about three thousand inhabitants ts the rather picturesque LIST OF SENATORS. W. A. Wheeler, President, knyys House, Allison, W. B., Iowa, 11¢ Vermont ave. Ani B. B., RT, 1807 H st. nw, Bailey, J: B, Tenn., Ebbitt House. H.'P., Mich., Arlington Hotel Bayard, Thomas F., Del., 1413 Mass avenue, Beck, J.B, Ky.. mansion of Mr. Bence Jones, now famous as Bence Jones the “Boycotted!” I came to Biaine, 3. xo Mi Clopakilty with the purpose of inquiring toto vhe charges made against Mr. ‘Jonesiby his own tenants, by many people and the parish priest of Clopakilty, and to see for myself whether Mr. Bence Jones ig really such a paragon of & landlord as he has described himself to la tte Goes of the _— nek, in Mrcmil fan's Magazine and in bis book entitled +a | Camerun. A Wormiey’s Hotel. Life's Work in Ireland “and ashe really seemed | CA@eron. J. vin. oe ‘dou to be considered in England and in Dubin. 1 | C8 = Wiis... Gt Connectiout ave. left the Irisn capital for the south with aa im. e pression On my mind that the land league Were permitting ‘Boycotting” to be carriad on in too indiscriminate a manner; that tha private feelings of revenge were here allowed to play a too promipeut part, and that Mr. Bence Jones seemed to be suffering for Insuml cient cause. Igatned my tnpression from pe- rusing Mr. Bence Jones’ letters in tae Londoa Times. Since then I have spent two days ia talking witb Mr. Jones’ tenants aud netzud rs, in talking with ‘priest. and laborers, and shop: heepeis, and with members of the Joues famtiy thems-ives, and I have come to the conc! ston, I think fairly aud bouestly, that Mr. Bence Jones 13 an excellent farmer on a large Scale, a bar-h ta:Kmaster, an exterminating and rick Ung \a: diord and middieman, and a buge de- ‘eplion Considered 93 a country gentleman. For Weeks Day for mouths, this would be member of the English lanaed veuiry has beeu permitied to. sisown case in the London papers and haa been permitted to patut himsalt ish country gentleman destrous of Ing an Improved systein of farmtag tato Ireland, of bettering the social and general coo- divton of Dis laborers and tenantry, and at last, after all the good that he has conferred upon his felow Placed by @ kind Providence ua- der bis benign rule, as having fallen a martyr to bis bene‘iclal intentions and »rdeavors—as having been Boycotiei almply use of the revengeful spirit. of the local leaders of the land league, “Do you know Mr. ksence Jones well?” I asked one of bis tenants. “Know him well. yer honor! Sure an’ I've thought a moighty dale more of Biown, J. E. Ga, Bruce, 8. K., Mise., 909 Burnaide, A. E., RL. Butkr. M. Call, Wilkinson, Fia., National Hotel Camervn, Sete) 1213 N St. nw, D.. , TOF 14th st, Dow, IL, National Hotel , W. Va., Aritngton Hotel. Dawes, H. L., Mass, 90414.) st. n.w. Eaton, W. W.. Conn., 2 Grant Piaoe. Edmunds, G. ¥., Vt. 1411 Massachusetts ave, Farley, James T., Cab, 615 1410 si. n.w, Ferry, 'T. W., Mich., National Hotel. . $19 2d St. Diw, , Willard’s Hotel Grover, L. F., Oregon, 1414 K st. nw. Hamitn. Hanbival, Me, Wallard’s Hotel Hon pton, Wade, S. C., Metropoiltan Hotel. Huns, 1 G., Ten! Ley 515 11th st. nw, i ford, Frank, W. Va. National ilotel. Hi Benjamin H., Ga, 21 Grant Place. HU, COL, 1407 Massachusetts ave. vist. ow, . 1234 Massachusetts ave, La, Willara’s Hotel, 16 G st. b.w, cor N.J. ave. and B st. $8, , La, Willard’s Hotel. N. ¥.. 1206 K st. ow. ML, Siz 12¢b st. nw. McDonald, J. B., Ind., Wiilard’s Hotel. McMMlan, 5. J. R., Minn., 211 North Capitol st. McPheisen, J. K.. N. J., 1409 Mass. ave. "t., Cor. Vermont ave. and M st. HK st. hw, Pendleton. G. jo. "301 K st. nw, Mi-ther Bince Jones, esquotre, fir tna last two | py e Wakes than of Almoighty God himself. Dida’ | Piatt,0,H:, Conn., Arlington Hotel, he threaten to process me; tndade, because 1 | Pugh, Jas. 1 ‘Ala, Metropolitan Hotel couldn't pay the rint to the day?” Said another: ph, T. F., 1326 Massachusetts ave, “Well may the ould divil tell the paple ot Ing. | pGZd0!ph, T. FN Jand that there are no arrares of rinton biz | Rollins, E. HL, N. esthates, for sure if any wun of us was short | 5; iry, Ell, Del didn’t he compil us to git a naber to solgn for us an’ git the munney from the bank. Divil a bit of arrares, indade, on Misther Bince Jones’ estate.” “An, sure, yer honor,” sald another burly tenart, “he purtinds to bean Tagilsi Jinueman. Begorra. sorr, the manest Ingitsh- Tan's better than Misther Bince Jones, No, sort, he’s not an Ipgitsyman, nor a Scotchmaa, ler, H. Thurman, A. G., Onto, 1017 14th st. now. Vance, Z. B. . Arlington Hotel. Vest, G. G.. Mo., 001 Voorhees, D. W., Ind., 1827 I st. n.w. hor a Wilshman, bat a rale Zulu; an’ twinty | Walker, 3. D., Ark., 720 13th st. LW. Misther Boycott’s wouldn't make a good spect- | Wallace. W. Willald’s Hotel men of Bince Jones, esquoire. * * No, | Whyte, W. P. ‘Welcker’s. sorr, not a hair of his head’l be harm’d here- | whiltame, J. &., Ky., 1405 F st. nw. Ky. m5 Windom, W., Minn., 1116 Vermont ava, Withers, R. E., Va, Alexandria, Va, OFFICERS OF THE SENATE, J. C, Burch, secretary, 1025 Vermont ave, R, J. Bright, sergeant abouts,” RENCE JONES AND HIS TENANTS. In this wise did Mr. Beuce Jones’ tenants Gescribe their landlord to me. And I do not find that they exaggerated very much. The Jeague terrorizes in ‘truth, Dut tts vengeance has been wreaked so far for the most part uporr those who have been gullty of transgressing the unwritten laws of humanity. Mr. Bence Jones was selected for punishment because, for one reason, he has been guilty of traducing the character of the people among whom he ovyells. Mr. Jones owns as landlord’s middie. man about 4.000 acres of land, about 1,000 of which he farms htmselt and the rest he lets at rents varying from 203, to £3an acre. AS a farmer Mr. Jones must be given great praise. He says that le cleared last year 353. an acre F. E. Shober, chief clerk, 521 12th 8t. n.w. W. P. McMichael, postmaster, Metropolitan, LIST OF REPRESENTATIVES. Samuel J. Randall, Speaker, Pa., 120 C st. $e. Ackles. J. H., La , 20¢ East Capitol st. Alken, D. W.. 8. C., Metropolitan Hotel, Alar! W., K 1, Arlington Hotel Aldrich, William, lil; Arling:on Hotel. Anderson, J. A., 1407 Fst. n.w. from his land. Much of the land 13 in grass* | Armfield, i. c. Mr, Jones prides himself upon the’ cot- | Atherton, Gibson, Ohio, 223 East Capitol st. lages he bas built for bis farm laborera 419 6LL SL. nw. :, Tenn. Gn this point there 1s not a word to be sald. Pi Cnly {i Should be remembered that these labor- crs Were once fairly prosperous tenaat farmers and had to be removed from the land, by fair means or foul, before Mr. Jones could secure the best land of his estate for his own farm. It was an easy process by which Mr. Bence Jones cleared the land of tenant farmers; he simpiy increased the rent to such a degree’ that, {n foar or five years the tenant was 4 year or two in arrears, abd, as a matter of course, eviction, emigration or day laboring followed. In all thi: Mr. Bence Jones acted quite “legally.” No one can accuse Mr. Jones of acting in oppoattion ‘tropolitan Hotel. R. 1, S11 9th st. nw. IL, 512 Eest Capitol st. t arrived. a., 619 13th st. 1.W, al., corner Sth and E sta, LW, And. 211, North Capitol at 1 i e. York ave. Bw. to the written law. So Mr. Joaes’ farm was miey’s Hotel formed out of the smali occupancies of some Metropolitan Hotel twenty-two famliles, whose bames are still | Bliss, A. M., N. Y., Willard’s Hotel. fresh in tue memory of thelr neighbors. Toe | Blount, J. H., Ga., Metropolitan Hotel. farm land runs along the valley. On the outer | Bouck, Gabriel, Wis., Ebbitt House. cdge of the farm, on the mountatn lands, there | Bowman, S. Z., Mass, cor. Pa. ave. & 1st. st.s.e. are still maby tenants, ail of whom pay at the | Boyd, T.’A., Til, 1412 G st. n.w. rate of £1 an acre for their land, good and bad. | Bragg, E. Wis . Ebbitt House. It ig worth at the most about fourteen shil- | Brewer, M.S., Mich, National Hotel. lings an acre. Three miles away, beyond Clo- | Briggs, J. F.,.N. H., National Hotel, nekilty, Mr. mes isthe middleman over sev- Brigham, L. A., N. J., 614 13th st. B.w. he rent Of which 1s over ¢2 an acre, Bright M., Tenn., Metropolitan Hotel. ones hitnself pays only two shillings . M., Ind. 1115 1st. nw. ce balfpenuy an acre for tne same Buckner, A. H., Mo., Metropolitan Hotel laud to the lord of the soll—Lord Shannon, Burrows, J. C.. Mich., 506 12th st. nw, Butterworth, in, Ohio, 1115 G st. LW, A MEETING OF CoLORRD RgrUnLicans in Nash- | Cabell, G. C. 711th st. nw. lite, Tenn., has resolved to demand a fult | Caldwell, J. W., Ky +, 1013 E st. Dow. suare of federal patronage, aud appolated a | Calkins, W. H., Ind., Ebbitt House. r ccromittee to Vistt Gen. Gari ld to urge thetr | Camp, J. H..N.¥., Arlington Hotel, ¢ alms and recommend Jas M. Langstoa for & | Cannon, J. G., lots, Nattonal Hotel. Cabinet pesition. Carlisle, J. G., Ky., Riggs House. TAK CaNaviaN Synpicate will to-morrow | Carpenter, CC. tows. S10 12th st, nw. Caswell, LL B., Wis, 612 14th st. Chalmers, J. it., Miss, Riggs House. Chittenden, S. B., N.¥.. cor. Vi. av. & H st. .wW Clafiin, Win., Mass. deposi $1,500,000 With the reeeiver_ generat at Torento, as a guarantee of thelr good Intentions as regards the building of the Pacific railway. Vi. 1413 K st. nw, A Fata Fati.—Eaward Wiliams, son of | Ciardy, M. L., Mo., 20 13th st. nw. Hartsiorne Willams, a well known New York | Clark, A. A., NJ. mer Clement abt, and nephew of Une late Commodore Carpenter, U.S. N., while running a platform trom # boat-house at Red Bank, N. J., Satur- day, fell upon the ice thirteen feet below, frac- turing his skull, and Causing blood to gush from his eyes, ears and mouth. He died yesver- day mornin: PROFESSOR WiLLIaM C. Fowne died in Dur- ham, Conn., Saturday night, aged elghty-four. He Was formerly professor of chemistry in Mid- dlebury College, VL, and afterwards of rhetoric and oratory at Amherst College. He was son- in-law of Noah Webster, and was author of a bumper of worka. J ‘Clymer, Heiste! Cobb, T. k., Ind. Coffro N. ¥. ave. th, A. H., Pa, Metropolitan Hotel. Colerick. W. G.. Ind., Nationa! Hotel. D., Mich., Nattonal Hotel. rse. G. f., Ohio, Willard’s Hotel ip, Ga., 210 North Capitol st, Covert, J. W., N. H., National Hotel Cowgill, Calvin, Ind., 7 Grant Place. 8.8.,.N. ¥., Riggs House, Ww. 'ass., Wormley’s Hotel. |. Crowley, Hichard, Culberson, D, B., Texas, Metropolitan Hotel. ev. 717 14th St. now, tt, 1. M., Dentin, Kk. H. M.. Fla, National Hotel Davis, G. R., IL, 1504 F st. nw, Davis, Horace, Cal., 1516 I st. now. Cox, Cray CnicaGo Docrors Puzcigp.— Lhe cold weather of the past few weeks has had the effect of closing up the pores of the cuticles of Chicago people, including not a few of her prominent citizens, and, as & consequence, catarrh ts pre- | Davis, J. J., N. C., Congressional Hotel. Valent to a remarkable degree. This catarri, | Davis, L. Hi., Mo., Nev k Avenue Hotel, instead of appearing tu the nose and throat, | Deering, N. C., Iowa, ¥ bry manifests itself tn the bowels, tosuc..an extent | DeLa Matyr, Gilbert, 113 C st, ne. that it is almost an epidemic. The physicians | Deuster, P. V., Wis, 15 Grant Place. are at a loss to account _or this vagary, buthave | Divrell, G. G.. lutimated that it may be due to the drinking | Dick, S. B., Pi ig water.—Chilcuge exchang Dickey, H.'L., Olio, 5 ea eee ee : Dunn, Poindexter, Ark., National Hotel, THE New York Corron EXcHaNck Saturday | punpéll, M. HL, Minn., National Hotel. adopted a resolution for the appoinunent of a | Dwight,"J. W.,N. Y.,Ariington Hotel. committee to arrange a system of telegraphing | rinsteln, Edwin, N. ¥., Wormley’s Hotel. for the exchange independent of the proposed | Flam, J. B., La. Not red. consolidated monopoly. Ellis, J. E., La., 1 we 5 mae it, Russell, Pa., 292 1st st. 3.6. ADVICES FROM SITTING BULI’s Camp in north- 5. pol ern Montana indicate that he 13 willing to sur_ Evins 735 Com caplagemd : ; | Ewing, Thoinas, Ohio, 920 14th st. nw. render, but he wants about two more months’ Felton. W. Ni Ume. ‘His people arena destitute condition, | Peton, W. H., Ga, National Hotel. and unable to move elther south to surrend: or north to és¢ape the soldiers. He has bo given until the !sth tnstant to surrender, ho: ever, ana four companies of the 1sth infantry and two of the 2d cavalry have been ordered from Fort Assiniboine to the vicinity of Sitting | Forsyélie, A. P., Uk, National Ui all's Camp. Cie Fort, G.L., Ill,’ Kiggs House. ‘Too COLD oN THE Fist. —A remarkable clr Frost, it G., Mo., 2 noe cumstance in connection with the recent co WO Geddes, G. W., Ohio, 17 Grant Place, snap was the effect on the fish along the coatt. Ginson: HC Lc'e., 1395 K st. nw. JW. N.Y, Field, W, A., Mass., 1405 F si. n.w. Finley, £. J3., Ohio, 408 6th st. nw. Fisher, H. G., Pa., 6 Grant Pisce. Ford, Nicholas, Mo., 709 Sth st. n.w. Forney, W. H., Ala., National poner TOU Water RETRRE eit HE eee thi ee | Gullewte, 2H. Towa, 209 Hast Capito st serted that the fish, particularly bas3 and sd Sag ieee trout, were observed to throw themselves — r i. M., Ark., Mades’ Hotei. . Gy NAL, 319 Bast Capitol st jammond, John, N. ¥., 1415 Mass. = Hammond; 3. d.Gs., iiccropolitan Hotel Pa., 1310 F st. nw. bodily out of the wateron land. Anold negro caught thirty-one very fine large bass in tals way at Raccoon Key, near Warsaw. On St. Catherine's a net thrown in the waver wad ai most instant ine large fisb, and fsh- en rmen found some difticulty in hauling the news W., Mass, - ved’ to kill them ia the | Harris, J. T.,Va., Metropoltan Hotel. in, Others were observ arris, ey 4 water with oars. This novel occurrence was Hates. we Mo 8 na Het ae. A. Witnessed gencrally all along the islands to the | Hatch, W janderson’s Hote ee at ae em Deak Ue coast. — | awk, Seman 1, Conn, 31a st nw. ene Oe Hi ‘House. = barton House, FRIGHTFUL BOILER EXPLosioN.— The sixty G. C., Wis., horse power oe bot the rere! of the ae — Sore ary! House, “a store of McCreery & Co., Broadway ani \dereon, T. J., Til, ‘orth Capitol an srece N. Y., exploded last evening, shak- | Henkle, E. J., Ma, 457 Cst nw. mal He ing the surrounding butidings as by an earth- | Henry, D. M., Md., Natio: ake, tearing a hole in the & ‘sidewalk twenty | Herbert, H. 4, 5 Hotel. feet_in length, shattering the large plate-glass | Herndon, T. H. agave ae here both Rn ating od cel io | Hull, W. D., 0! 4 on several adjacent stores ragments, hurling (. Yu, Arlt otek. heavy re mts of stone 200 feet down 11th eet ee a street, and driving an fron girder across the | Horr, = ‘ich., oe street. The evgiveer and fireman were boch | Hostetler, A. J., absent. The building is owned by the Meth?- dst Book Coreern, and their loss is about $10,000. DIStINGCISuED VisITORS TO MENTOR.—Secre- ary Sherman returned to Cleveland from Mentor yesterday afternoon. Being asked con- cerning the (gre of his visit tuere, he answered that being In Onio he simply calied upob Gen. Garfield, and they talked ters and things which came up. bad anything to say about the conference which would interest the public he would fiankly tell It to the representatives of the Associated Pt but he had nothing to say. He eid he shoul id Ketcham, J. #., N. Eiliinger, J. We Fe) Delaware av. and (st. n.c, arms, 201 East Cap. at. Henry E. Peyton, executive clerk, 613 13th L.w. Isaac Bassett, assistant doorkeeper, 13 24 st. ne. | Van Aernam, hen) CONGRESSMEN AMD THEIR RESIDENCES es B. F., I, National Botel tin, B. F., W. Va. National Rotel, x — & L., Del ui ¥., Riggs House, -, LOWR, 183) G SL nw. .. ag Hotel. McLane. R. M.. Md. 1607 Tst. nw. cMabon, J. A., Obio, 15% F st. nw. McMillen, Bento Miles. Frederick, ‘OUD... Ariington Hotel, Miller. Warner. N. Y., Arlington Hotel Milla. K. Q. Te nse. Miteben, J. 1. Pa, B. D., Misa, 1710 I st nw. ames, Ohio, 934 14th si. now, B, W. K.liL, Willara’s Hotel. Moree, Leopold, Mass, Wormiey's Hotel. Morton, LP. N.¥.. coruer H abd 15un sta BW, Muldrow. H. L., Miss., Arlington Hotel. Muller, Nicholas, N. ¥., Weickers Hove, Murch, T. H., Maine. 501 91n st. now, Myers. W. K | Lnd., 608 13th si. now, Neal, H. 8., Onto, S06 120h st, New. J. D., Ind., 73 . Newberry. J. S.,"Mich., Evbitt House. Richolis, J. C., Ga. 710 st. nw, P il, Charles, Pa. Diy, Dantel, N. ¥ erton, Edward, jr., ¥ = ‘beco, Komuaddo, Cal , T.C. 21015 4 Prescot, C.D, N.Y. l4eT P st. now. Price, hiram, low a, 924 14th st. nw, kay Ossian, N_H., National Hotel. , 3 i. Texas, Metropolitan Hotel, B., Matue, 598 6th st. mw. W., Mass, 13 % S, 1341 L st. ow. Kichardson, D. P. +, 983 K st. now, Richardson, J. 8, . Metropoilian Hosel, Richmond, J. B., Va, Met tan Hotel Robertson, E. W.. La. 11 saw, n, G. M.,.N. J., 1537 K st. nw, Robinson, G. D., Mass., Riggs House. Koss, Miles, N. J., Willard’s Hotel. Kothwell. G. F . Mo., Metropolitan Hotel. Russell, D1, N.C.) Epbite Bi Russell, W. Al. Mass. 201 Ryan, Thomas, Kan , 11 ace, yon, J. W., Pa, 115 Maryland ave. ne Samrord, W: J., Ala. Metropoit’an Hotel. Sapp, W. F., lowa, Hamilton House, Sawyer, 8. I., Mo., National Hotel. ‘Scales A. M. Congressional Hotel Shallenberger, W. 8., Pa, 610 13th st. mw, Shelley, CM, Ala. Metropoitian Hotel Sherwin, J. C., DL, $25 120 st. mow. Sunonton, C. B., T 5 Singleton, J. W., 11, Coogressional’ How Singleton, O. K-; Miss, 1307 F st. nw. Slemons, 'W. F.” Ark., 601 13th st. u.W. Smith, A. Rerr, Pa, Willard’s Hotel Smith, it. b., N. J.,'National Hotel. Smith, W. E., Ga., Sanderson's Hotel. Scoville, Johbalhan, N. ¥., Riggs House Sparks, 'W. A. J., Lil, Ebbitt House. Speer, Emory, Ga.. National Lotel. Springer. W. M., fil, 112 East Capitol at Staru, J. H, N.'¥., 8 Latayette Square, Steele, W. L., N. OS Sth St. now. Stephens, A.'H., Ga, National Hotel. Stevenson, A.B, Tl joual Hotel. Stone, J. W., Mich. 2v E st. nw, ‘Talbott, ., Md., Baltimore. Ouse. Taylor, nn., 40> 61h ot. nw, j Taylor, £. B., Onto, Siv 12th st. nw. Thomas, J. K., lL, Ebbitt House, Thompson, P. B., Ky., 735 9uh st. nw. | Thompson, Wm. G., Iowa, Hamtiton House Tillman, G. D., 8. C., 42 6th st. now, Townsend, Amos, Onio, Arlington Hotel. Townshend, K. W., iL, 41244 st o.w, ‘Tucker, J. R., Va, ‘Hamilton House, ‘Turner, Ozcar, Ky., 1309 F nw, Turner, ‘Thomas, Ky., 6 Est. now. ‘Tyler, J. M., Vt., McPherson House, | and 16a Updegratt, J. 1.; Ohio, 1213 P st. n.w. Updegram, Thos, Iowa, st. hw. Upson, Texas, 1121 1 st. n.w. Urner, M.'G, Md., National tiotel. valentine, K. K., Neb., Dunbarton House. y 29 Grant Piase. 26 Vance, K. B., . 223 Est. nw, Van Vorbis, Jonn, N. ¥., Arlington Hotel Voorhis, € N. J., Ebbitt House. Wacaiil, . Ward, William, Pa, 1520 F st. n.w. Warner, A. J., Onto, *? Grant Piaca. Washburn, W. D., Minn., 1781 I st. n.w. Weaver, J. B., lowa, 209 East Capitol Welbori., Olin, Texas, 412 6th st. naw. Wells. Erastus, Mo., Aritngton Hotel White, Harry, Pa. 1213 F st. n.w. Whiteaker, J: Jregon, 611 Louisiana ave. ‘Yenn., Ebbvitt House, National Hoel Ainsite, George, I Bennett, G, G., Da Brents, 7. H., Washington, 726 11th st. a.w. 4. Q., Utah, 503 13th st. nw, G., Arizona, 1105 6th st, now, v1 w. bf omen 6th apd Esta, n.w. Maginpis,"Martin, Montana, Aritagton Hove Otero, M.'S., New Mextco, National Hotel M. vite t or TH mpeg George M. Adams, Clerk, 1015 K st. nw, John G. Thompson, Sergeant-al-Arms, Willard’s, Charles W. Field, Doorkeeper, 625 13th st. m.:". __ MARRIED. RASH -MONBOE. Onthe 15th of ae gt 1881, by the Hev. 0. O. Meador, C.F. Nasu. of Alexan- ria, to Miss Reuzcca M.’ Monnon, of this city. * ~<o2—___—— o18D. ATCHISON. On Sucday evening, Janvary 16th, 18s], at 20 minute ty 5 o'clock, bOKGE AT. in the sixty. fifth year of his axe ‘The fuceral will take place from ti<latereeidence ‘737 Beventh street southeast, Taesday, Janusry sth, at 2:30 o'cluck pam. Relatives aid frieuds are reepectiully invited to attend. wot year of Ler age, at her late rest: wenty seventh strect, Weet Washing Her funeral will take place in the Silloh Baptist Church, Tuesday evening, January isth. (#rede- Tickebur« papers Dlesse copy : At one o'clo &, on Sandey after- noon, Janu-ry Gib, 1831,’ of consumption, BUTEA, daucbter of Mary A. and the late Thomp- ton B. i Faneral w res Gatreet norbeast, at $ v'clock pw. Ta uary 181 McNANEY On Sunday afternoon, January 26th, ISL. Owge McNaxey, tn tus tweiity eighth ear of bit ox:. Funeral fron’ the residence of his brother-in-law, Murrs th aud Boundary streets worth” the 18:b inst, at 20'clook p.m, ly are respectfully tavited ta McLAUGHIIN. On Jannary 15th, 1531, Mra. ELLEN McLavcnLin. aged sixty-wx joars Funera: from the resicence 0: on, Jobn Mo- Lavghiin, N-. 310 1) street southeast, Tucsaey. Jauuary isth, 38c1, at 2 o'clock p.m. Melatives and frienca pleaee attend 2 ROSE. On Saturday, Jannat 15th, 1881, ot 7 am, Ava D- beloved son of Adam L. and M- St et e joviny and aut if) sod a leaves x scirale <f friends and was beloved by “iitclatives oo fiends of the family are respeot- fully invited to etter d the funeral from the resi- derce of the parents’, No. lis Goerzia mo Southeast, on Toesday, Janusy 18th, at 30p. m 5 FUFSFLL. At 8p.m. on the 15th of Japuary> 1681. after a sloxt liloces, Bauan, the below a of George Bussell, in the sixty-nfth year axe ¢ place on ‘Tuesday, the 14th Friends and acyusintances are re- -d to attend. 1m, M. In Portland, Me., on Janusry 18 Mie. Maat Le duos, wile of ou. Geom Thom, U:8. A- . On January 16th, ISL, at 10:30 p. mu uane ARET B, widow Of indy Wacner, aged ixty years. M take from her late residence, opuneral wt place a sth, at 3 o'clock p.m, ~. . : oid WILLIAMS. On January 16th, 1831, at 9 o'clock amouia, CATHARINE M. WittiaMe, ne a eth yorr or her aro one ae fe 4 ill take from Christ Oburch, BF ae WIETH. On Seturday. January Uh, 1881, of Pifaveral service from $1% C #trest northwest, to- morrow ai at3 o'clock p.m. Interment, AERBY. On the m of January 16th, 1061, ioved husbandof M. 8 Nery. A, beloved husband of NOT os. west, Tuesday morning, at 11 o' s a NY CURE. NO nis spared. Secure EDsk BALSAM is Gouxin Golde, Groupe aad 16th 3 tix drops a done. it. if not Ry ae THOME OU! i etree, and ey cents. 12-30 '_UNDERTAKERS. tee ee PSS