Evening Star Newspaper, January 25, 1881, Page 3

EDUCATIONAL. UOTION SALES. LADIES GOODS. e8rd VOCAL MUSIC ag those E. SC NEEL. Teacher of PIANO. ORGAN Particniar attention to wislinw (2 ba qnalaed 1215 H street nov30-602 n* N Fer ca ce Dest -+ ty, Md. ARYLAD D AGRICULTURAL Oc 10n comumMenc s or further infor: President, C GE-The SRUARY }, 1881. naddrass Ww. Lege Station, Prince Jani8-tu, th,elm cE THIS EVENING. Ss BENSINGER, Auctioneer. e ASSIGNEE'S BALE. Under a decd of aseignment, dated Janux 188), tome, Twill, on SATURDAY, vincent, AT .M., beein to dispose of all the stoc! 's’ Furnishing Goods, and Fix- Btore No. 7U0 7th street north- continue watil entirestook fa disposed of. Z. TUBRINER, Astiznse. Goods at private ale. 02) S. BENS NGER, Anct. west, a1 sth. to ail. ¥, charged from *HOMMES French rmediats, Advanced. Pop's classed at any ate of eatrance. noderata. Pri BU L streets o INESS ul experi- men and women Its graditates TELY, eck, nition ti Mathematica, nd Enelish. Z. O. COL- ate School for LANDINGS ss far MONDAY, TONE, Parser. ew York a zat Cork IER 40. N -5 26 LLOY ps York, Awepts OMPANY LIM. 4 Liverpool, Cail. Harbor, NEW Telfast, Glas- ts on the Uon- steerse and | S 7th strect, o> FH, JOH 24 Cabin Steer- X, Genera rath York.” For passage apply to W. WIT CO, & ding corner N Fernaylvania ave., Agent, National w York ave. and t & ¥ ouy (01 1, for apol ibs a Way, vis rel.) BE ey da Way Stations. cre. Exyrees. + VIA WASHINGTON. f COUPLER! STEEL 2 : OT WEDNESDAY, 5 Eset Bx- ty and way stations. mont, d way, .. (Connects t of Hooks for delphi acd Boston Express. ¢ Detunore, Avuapoiie {Stops st Hyatterille, sure), annapelis duno cinnsti snd 8 r, Annspoils ang Way Baltiiocre and way. Express chester, vy Via and Lanrel Ex- tay. Slops st Anus | Hazerstown, (On Sunday tations only.) = sho Way Stations. more Express. (Mar- ielsy. Stopaat Hyatta- Stations ot. Louis Express. le snd Laurel Express. snd boston Ex- ‘ew Yor, and speo- ally, ex- at the Esitimore on Station, and oe, corner 14th ‘TO-MORROW. TPHOMAB DOWLING, Auctioncer. FEKEMPTOKY SALE BY CATALOGUE OF ITALIAN WORKS OF ART. at my saleers SDAY AND 310 > 1881, ComMENCIS Octé CK ¥ 3xf., w Superb co! m of Mark! Appenine Stone Vases, Card Receivers. Cr its, Works of "Art, Besars G rupa, Fresh im- of Florence, 1 be sold without reserve ranted marble and ¢arved by Ii An exhibition will be given on ‘Tuesday, January 25, from 10 4.1. until 5 p.m. jan2e-4t THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. eos DOWLING, Auctioneer. USTEES’ BALE OF 4 VALUABLE THREE. STOKY PRICK RESIDENCE ON THE SOU SIDE OF PENNSYLVANIA uf AY! #, B St AND TWENTY- 0. 21 EN TWENTY ‘OND STREETS, By virtue of a deed of trust, dated the 15th day of F Ty, 1879, and’ duly recon in Liber 99, folio 27, &e., ona of the land £ ton county, District of Colum- bia, and by direction of the party secnred thereby, we kbs!) fei], on WEDNESDAY, THz 26TR_ Day oF 5 . AT 4 O'CLOOR P, M., in front of viz : Lot 22, in Wand 19, io : : three-story nee, with ail the modern improve iser, the following property, Tevordes subdivision of oriinal 104 ie residue in two equsl ra, With notes bearing payments at one and tw reat at six per Cent per au by a deed of trast on of pn plied with i f tor ays, the Tras- property at the haser. “All con- cine at purchaser's 3 d when the property is struck olf. JOHN W. CORSON, ? JAMES L. DAVIS. "5 FAMILY SUPPLIES. J UsT MECEIVED TWO CAB LOADS PEACH LLOW AND FEERLESS POTATOES, Price 90 Cents per Dushel. 16 pounds Granulate Jan8-d&ds Lasnayra Cotes, Very best Rio Cc Mii E + CI ‘Te es Usuay ment, at correspoudin: HOWAiD’S, Tha i, streets northwest. B.—Teie; home Gonnec Lit" ons. ‘CLUB MARYLAND per gallon... YEAR OLD BARKER per callon. S YEAR OLD MONTICELLO per gaiivn. ‘OLD CROW per galion.., 5 YEAR OLD MALT WHISRY per 4a A FINE RYE WHISBY per gallon. A GOOD RYE WHISRY per gallon. 4 GOOD RYE WHISEY per gallon. A GOOD RYE WHISKY per gallon. FINE FRENCH BRANDY per gallon. FINE HOLLAND GIN per allon..... 1kISH AND SCOTCH WHISKEY, SANTA O: AND JAMAICA RUM, FINE SEERRY, POULT, CATAWBA AND BLAOGK BERRY WINES. E. C. KNIGHT, Jani9-1it 1732 Penna. Avenue. FLeuipa CRANGES, FEESH TOMATOES, CAPONS FROM PHILA- DELPHIA. Atso, FHILADELPHIA CHICKEN AND TUR- KEYS. EXTBA ROAST BEEF, CANVASS-BACK, RED HEAD, QUAIL, GKOUSE, Ere oR AT THE PALACE MABKET, Cor. 11th and New York ave. FRANK J. TIBBETS. Janl7 J UST BECEIVED— NEW YORK BUCKWHEAT Ane. NEW ORLEANS MULASSES—Golden. MINCE MEAT—Nice. MOUNTAIN and BROOK TROUT—Delicions. S in Mustard and Tomstoes—Mazni- MORAVIAN PRETZELS—Orispy. BUSTON BARKED BEANS—Patent Picked. B. W. REED’S SONS, Importers and Dealers in Table Luxuries, Staple sud Fsucy Groceries, 2216 F street northwest, ELPHO) SSSES2E S388 SPEAR Bas g a £0 YOUNGS IS STILL SELLING ndard Granulated SUGAR.....for 31.00 103g Ibs. Standard ‘‘A" SUGAR. for 1.00 12 tbs. “0” (nearly white) SUGAR. «for 1.00 10 Ibs. Ceoking RAISINS, (now). 100 Good Jamaica ORANGES. for 1.00 1.00 for There few quotations being a fsir Indication of our prices in general, our friends and the public ‘will see the advantawe of fayorine us with thelr orders. S-Orders by Postal Card or Telephone will ra- ceive prompt attention. ELPHONZO XYCUNGS, GROCER, 502 Oth st. morth, Jant4 Opvosite Dally Critic Office. ¥ T, JAN E WAsui “coro: of &ixthand B Lows 3) and 104 p.m. On = 230, Sas, 9:30 and 0:06 pa For Pope's Cctek Line, 640s m. and 4:40 p.m* Sy, exe ft ay. a ei. and #4 daily, ex- D. uw slexandris for Heidenex FRANE 7 Weet, 3-00 am 0 Louisville and Siseriny Care from Harrisburg FREDFRIci SS EXANDA S AAD WASHLNG- i, 7:20, 8:00 and 31 ¢ Bouth, 7:00 and 11-00 a.m. oidpim dally, excert Saga RM) General vA s, UN). NGION, from Depo, streets, se follows: daily, with caso ; 10:30 and C 2:30 pm. 9-39, 10-80 s.m., and 4 BAIL- and 1:20am, On Sun- Mm. and 8:00 0. and it-2o con, 600, 8. Manawer. ucv29 THE TRADES. IBSON Bri 2, PHACIICAL BOO 1012 Peprsylvanis SP" Fine Printing a WULBLSDING—Tbe Luomrt Bupeny employs firet class Works: rng out sul Work. "It is oue of t+ oldest cetabllanneDte 1012 Fa. wYe-, 6d Boor. ‘A¥S WERE AHEAD! ne ARE Le OR oerTION FINST PREMIUM, on THE GOLD MEDAL, ‘Awarded again to ‘Tho celebrated MINNESOTA PATENT PRO- CESS FLOUR, for being the handsomest ‘and the most nutritious Patent Elour that ever was exhiv- ited etafair. Remembe® tat every housekeeper Eee WHITE SREAD, ROLLS AND BISOUITA, 5 a the gzoces for “‘ULLES," the champion jour of America. ALE EVERY GOOD GROCR. mm Ast st. an: jaa cor ee GAT Tf & CO. ene P. 8.—They are aleo the sole Wholesale Agen tis District of Mecker’s Bolf-Haisine Flour and Buckwheat. decks ECEIVED DAILY. CHOICE BEEF, STALL FED, PHILADELPHIA POULTBY, CABONS, AND SQUABS, aT THE BOSTON MARKET, LEON SCHELL & CO., fan? A719 Pennsylvania 2venue. KELLY, JOBN © ENE IN Pmsr-Orsss ¥F, LAMB, VEAL, MUTTON, &o. = CORNED BEEF A SPECIALTY. Stalls 628, 629, and 630 Center Market, 9th street wine sot h06 aba es Nortbern Liberty Market; oF Sdrti Bor ft: Gerad free of Charge to all parts of keting deve all parta Te FISCHER'S DRY ClLBANING E8- ANAED ME MENT and DYE WORKS, No. 906 Gs, DO ett Hee a rays GAMES Ts OF LP RINDS OLEANED. and DYED; also, UREPE LOTES, Ero. ee Grating. Sue EVENING Thirty years experience. oe me rate. a 1831 © YEAEA ESTAS LisHED. 188 Good either before or after the Holidays. NTS A Nicely Cleaned or Beantifally Dyed GENTS {UIT or LADIES’ GARMENTS to be had at W. H. WUSATLEY'S Wet and Dry Oleaning and Premium Steam Dyeing Establishment. 1068 (49) Jefferson Street, Georgetown, D. 0. ‘Work called for and delivered anywhere in the city. ae GECOND-HAND CLOTHING, BOUGHT AND : ash pric id. Alao, Watches, Fos piduns, Postols, ete. "Gal raddress HEB ZOG, We Muh st, wear Ea. ave. ale THE EVENING STAR. AUOTION SALES. SHOMAS DOWLING Acctionser SUPERIOR HOUSHHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION On MONDAY MORNING, January 31st, 188], COMMESCING AT it: U'eLocK, a! S21 3th etreet, betwean New ‘York a and I street northwest, I shail sril ay - perior collection of Hotsehold Effec 8. y Nearly new Walnut Parlor Suit, upuolatered in raw Sie and Bluah, 7 pieces, ca Window Habwings, Pictures. Fancy Folaing Chaire, Lib:ary : Very Handsome Waluut. Mt Top Chamber Suit, with large Mirror. Very massive and handsomely carved Walnut Bedstead, Wainut’Marble-top Bureans and Wa nut Cane-Seat and other Gai: e(hine Hair Mattrasses, Feather Pillows and Bol- ere. Wire Spring Under-beda. Jottare Furniture Painted and other Blankets, Comforts, a. Fine I &e. “CHOMAS DOWLING, Isn?5-dte Anctio eer. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. OATALOSUE SALE OF THE LAW LIBRARY OF TH ATE JOHN 8S. CHAPMAN, ESQ, OF A ao TWO OTHER LAW LIBHARL EMDbAUING MANY VsLU. AND TXT BUOKS. To beso!dat my auction 190! 3. THE WHOLE BLE EPONES THOMAS DOWLIN®, Auct Mpuiomas DIWLISG, Austionser. OF IMPROVED ¥RAM FR By virtne of a deed of t aat tous, date on th Gi e y recorded in 1 i land record: bestia Di the undersigned trust auction, in fr. DAY, rr, AT 4% O'CLOCK P. af, lot numbarad sixty (5) Gordon's subdivision ‘of 1 te gi sadare aie =o (152.1 omint of the debt (2451.65) and the expenses of the sale in cash; and the bal- ance in qual instalments in eix and twelve montis, for which the notes of the purchaser wit! be t rest at 6 per cent per apaum from snd secured by 2 Heed of trust upon mi#8; Or sil cash, at the purchaser’ A deposit of $75 will be red of the pnr- rat the tic All coaveyane!ay and 2 s purchaser's cost. ‘Tae tris- erve the right to reseli the property at the cost of the defaniting p terme of saleare not complied wi daye after sale. ‘The above proper cttl A.D. 1881, of sale P: day th $11 7th street northw. sell at auction, comm CL 131, the enti nd Orocker n COuREquOD: ay received four or fv lars worth of Fine French Ohiza, Ston cther wares, consisting a3 flows nun-beriny 129 pisces , Freuch and Cbamber se ated and Piaia D Breatfast Piates in «reat ricty, Lewls, Iron, ptene, € Vegetable Dishes, Grovy'Powls, TuresnS, Onps and Saucers: a larze lot of ‘are, Coal Hods, anda laree lot of Glassware'and Wash ‘Tabs. xcods are all English and French China. ware and are very fine. Dealers and Hote: ly invited to this sale, as I inten to sel e stock in lotstosuit. Tl will take ‘Thureday Morni 10 ore, op Psils, Tin Sets, forget fo stterd this sale, ase Wlthont reserve. There are a ry lot will be sold iso Hhow Cases and FOLEY, Auctioneor. ‘M. P. YOUNG, Real Estate Auctionser. TRUSTEES’ SALE _OF TWO-STORY HOUSE No. 102 E STREEL SOU LHWEST. By virtue of a deed of trust dated Jun 20th, 1879 and _recorded in Wher No. 012, folio 372, one of the land records for the D:s- a! trict of Columbia, and at the written request of the party secured thereby, we will sell at public auc- icp, in front of the promises, aT 4 O'CLOCK P. at , SHURSDAY, Fennvary 3p, A. D. 1sb1, the followinw- descri}ed real estate, 10 wit : The ©: ern yart of Lot number fourteen, (14,) in San number five hundred and eighty-four, (534,) hav ings front of sixteen (16) fert on Both E'strect, aud runping brek the same width to the sonth ling cf eaid Lot ninety-four (94) fect and tone (4) inches, together with the improvements thereo: ‘Terms : One-third cash, aud the ba'ance in aix, twelve andeizhteen months, secired by a deed of trest upon the property sold, and ths notes of the purchaser, bearing interest’ at the rate of six (6) per centum per annum until paid, payable wemi- annually, or «ll cast at the option of the parcuaser. All conveyanciug and recording at purchaser cost. A deposit of ) required at time of s: Hf terms are not complied with within ten (I) days frei date of sale, the property will be resold at risk and cost ct defap!ting purchaser. JAMSS F. RINKS, Cer rintaes GEOKGE W. GRINDER, gn ,j T8803 Jan24-coxdbs pescancon EROS., Auctio! By virtue of 9 deed of trust, aud duly recorded in Liber N. 450, ome Of the land records for the Di e! ront of the premises, Day of Franca Es (17) feet fronton Delaware avi of Lot five (5,) in equare seven hundred and epteen (717,) and running back the same width to the rear lind of said Lot, it beinz the sama prop- erty conveyed to the said Georze W. Smith by John Hevsel by deed dated Auunat 28th, 1663, together with ali the improvements, ways, easements, rights, privilewes and appurtenances théret> belonwine oF in‘any mauner appertaining. Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and two years, notes to bear $ per cent. interest, aud to bo Secured by deed of trust on premises. Gonveyanc- ing and recordisy at purchaser's cost. ‘Terias to be complied with in seven days, utharwise the ‘Trustees reserve the right to resell 7 d cost of the defauiting giving five days’ public notice of such resa’ wove newsyaper published in lunbia. A deposit of 8100 req sized at timeof sale. JOHN ARDENSER, 1 prnstocs, GUSTAV GIESLER, a8 Jan2l-eo&dbs HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. OHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE NOS. 1309, 1811 AND isi3 H STREET NORTHWEST by virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed on the 13th day of December, AD. 1830, in JB the Equity Gause of Kobert P. W. Balmain et al. va. Ardrew W. Johasen €t al. No. 7,331, Teil Fell at public auction in front of the premiaea_ to the kighest bidder, on THURSDAY, 1: DAY OF JaNvaRY, ALD, 1881, aT 4 OCLOCS B. 3.5 the following described real éatste to wit: All of original lot Aumbered three (3), in square num- Derea one hundred aud five (v5), in the City of Washinut n, District of Uoiumbis, toxeter with the tmprovements thereon, ‘Terms of sale, ag prescribed by the Decree, one- thitd of the purchase money to be paid in casl (of witch #300 ust be paid at the sale), and tae alanee in two equal instalmenta, for whica the Promissory notes.of the purchaser bearing date on ihe day of sale aud payable respectively one and two years after date tomy order as Trustee with interest from date until paid at the rate of six per centum per anpom must be given, said notes to ba secured by a mortwawo to me as T'rnsteo (to bs ap- proved by the court), upon the premises sold for tte use of the " parties interested accord- Ing to their respective interests, or the whole purchase morey may, at the option of the purcbarer, be paid’ in cash. the terms of sale be not complied with within ten ys from the day of sale the Trastes reserves the to resell eaid res! estate at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser after like advertice- ment in the Evenings Star asin case of the fest tale Allexperses of conveyancing and recording to be paid by the purclasar. The property will ba Sold c ear of all taxes to day of sale. janl3-d&as M. ASHFORD, Trusteo. PIANOS AND ORGANS. NE STIEFF, AND THE HiANICA YT TIS GACH PIANOS, ‘AND SHE Fey ESTEY ORGANS, Us nae ea aise ARGS conditions. « WIL HO., Suis Aventa, ‘7483 Fb st. northwest, Between @ and H streets. jan24 KUIIN, Gi. aROri0ar pranomagc: Formerly foreman with F. 0. Lighte & Go. (Lights & Ernst), also Tuner with Steinway &, Rong, BOLE AGENT for the Gentine DECKER PIANOS for Pease & Go. New York, and for the BURDETT ORGAN. 407 Tenth Street Northwest. LET DAVIS & COL - A eet Ehasb Viawos, Wourr Renowssp xp ONEGCALLED. ARDMAN UPRIGHT PIANO, the only salable, Dy-reiad ning tod. Upright wecwicco Ot SUN Gth’st: northwest. RAL a B ‘SUNOS AND ORGAN. 5 ‘Best material, finest tone, easiest payments, pop- pee TS eae, ents applied cu purchase, “a x eM eer creBED, declS 3103 Penna. ave.i| Ww FFE = pOrgeovant een & FULLER, and other beautifnl PLANOS Just in. wae ‘Bargains for res on fi a ts. at. VIGTOR BI "i Plano Booms, ‘No. 907 H street northwest. First-class Tuning and Hepairing of Fanos 0 Organs. novl3-3m declé PIANOS.—Unequaled in TONS, Keer, WORKMANSHIP and Dunk. me bargains. street, above Pennsylvania avenue. novad Bae DRESSES. MRS. 7 EAST SIXTEENTH ST., NEW YORK, AND DM. A. CONNELLY, 21 RUE QUATRE SEPTEMBRE, PARIS, BEGS TO ANNOUNCE A SPECIAL OPENING OF DINNER AND BALL DSEDSES, Gust received from Paris) ON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26TH, AND Tr Jan25-ct E FOLLOWING DAYS AT HEE PAR- LoRs, £329 F Street, pet GLASS? SIXTH ANNUAL SALE OF LADIES’ 200 dezen thore at 2c. FACH, ‘eas UNDERGARMENTS. Ughis rade and trimme OWEMISE, than actual cost cf productioa. ‘This price applice to this sule ouly. SPECIAL PRICES have been made tn thia de- Buanee ery Garment offered isa POSI- parta.eut, TIVE BAR Jan22 Ninth and F Streeta. Prior to tak: toners an oppc the bai NEXAMPLED INDUCEMESTS tock we propose to give onz ong- nity to eave ful.y 29 per cent on » of OUF attr active stock of FLOW&Es, BE cases And FANGY GOODS of da. WATS ard BONNETS at loss tian wh olenate prioss, Aspecial lot of RID GLOVeH ata zreat barvatn. Sant? Nos. 62 Mra, M1. J. HUNT, A and 623 D street nm w. i ME. WASHINGTON, FASHIONABLE, DBESSMABING AND TRIMMING STORE, 28 Penwe: Dresses, Suits, Coste ivania avenue. 08, Cloaks, &c., made la superior stsie at abort notica Ladies ‘can have Dreaves Gat and Basted, sada perfect At gaaran- teca Jan8-3r MY mors, huent ADAME L. P. JEANNERET, of Bulti- has arrived in Washington with a nsnd- f BUNNETS and ROUND HATS, f from ths losdinx st her parlors, No. House. 3sn7-2m OHING PAMUS KID At 2 CheTr fay GLOY AuG fine line of NEW DRESS TRIMMING M. WLILLIAN’S, ‘evise, Paris, 007 Pa.ave, TME VON M™ Barr an BLA 4, SUITS, CLOARY et fit guaranteed. BEANDIS. FASHIONARLE DRESSMARER, 1b Pennsylvania A ith Lord & Tay 1d Co., BE t not (Gata RUPPERT, Nos. 403 BARE ATTRACTIONS FANCY of New Designs, fo1 and 405 7ih st. now. F NEW NOVELTIES IN WORSTED WORK yt Embroidery on Linen, Mam- woth and Felt Cloth. A full line of Worsted (hs Ratin and Velvet, Cloaks, ail sizes, and a zene Germantown and Zephyr Worsted, German Yar all colors, and ail ki hand at the Loweat Market Pripa. |-xnitted) Goodr, neta, Embroidered Outit for Children. Child's Bo dered Material on tect cis 01 Ms SELMA HUPPERT, 608 vth atreet, 0 ALT EMBROIDERIES, Z! GERMANTOWN WOOL, and all Material for FA! is Op). Patent Office, DEALER IN, ZEPHYRS, GREWEL and ELT. CAN SES, . CY NEEDLEWORK Fine eelection of LACES. HOSIERY, TRIMMINGS, WORSTE! ud CHILDREN'S FURNISHING GOODS; full ime of MACGRAME THREAD, ETAMPI* promptly executed. dectT yo B. VAN BEUTH, PARISIAN MODES, 2212 13th St. Northwest, Latest denizens MOVENING Dui NER and RECEPTION’ DRESS: Samples of the G TROUSSEATX, ES, WALKING SUITS, DI latest importations of Dress Goods, Noveities in Trimmings a2d Buttons, al- ways on hand. Complete Costumes of all descriptions Ae the shortest notice. D JUGLA’S . PAI Bzpw 2-Button, 2 cS B) decks > 150 But ton, ®2.00, 4 RUINS MONOGBAM EID GLOVES. ton, 81.00, 23. -Button, $1,50. P. PALMER, UINERT, No 1107 F y LBMILYA'S LADIES’ BOOTS. J sr now offering 4 ne stock of Wiater GOODS of ur own make, at very LOW 3, aud er 8 class of BHOES for Ladies Jdsen tat cannot bs excolied C30) ea JAS, H. VERMILYA, Sth at., opp. Fatent Oilice. M tion wi ancy for 8. TESN, Sestak: OF OUTTING, &., 1305 no: oct. E. B,J. MESSED, Dursswanree in connec 4 GAzLOW's PAT. om” MEDICAL, &c. Mz, BLANOH: ‘ERESS, cures ai compiatuts. 710 D st. northwest Leucorrhea. E, OF PARIS, FEMALE'S DOC- A apeciaity, janal-ct GPERMATORHGZA, Tiupotency, Premature De- cay, Emissions ‘and sj! Vonereal Diseases, quickiy cured by Dr HENIIE. Female Weakni avenue southwest. RB. LEON, sble LADIES consuited daily st 455 Mas=acht todand6to8. Ali Female alnrities quickly cured. este rooms for pation’ LOBE etc., cured. rein = jani5-1m" the oldest established and most reli- PHYSIOIAN in the city, can be asetts al from a Oormpiaints aud Irreg- Consultation free. Sepa- jan8-im (osgurs DR. and MADAME SELDEN, Pro- fessors of Midwifery; over twenty ractice; board, nursing and.e} for ladies only. cessful ment; York city. ADAM D: Ladis FOREST Has rears’ suc- je iuful treat- 182 Lexington ave. Jani ‘MEDY FOR . All female complaints quicsly cured. Can be consulted daily at 6u6 west. Office hours th street north- fromlto9p.m. _dec30-5w He 18 WEALTH !—DR. FE. WEST'S oO. NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT: A fo for Hyster ny oa pee. Emissions, Premature Dizzinesa, Oonvulsion: sa poles Te date Old Age, caused by over- rtion, self-abt or over-indulzen: which leads to" misery, decay and death. ‘Gue box will cure recent casas. treatment. five dollars; sent rice. accompanied with One deliar a box, or six ‘We guarantee six boxes: to vith each order recelved by us. for six Each box contains one month's bows for by mail prepaid on receipt of cure esse, Dea, five dollars, we will send the purchaser our written guarantes to return the money if the treatment does not effect Guarantees issued by STOTT Baio ant rent be addressed. h ANHOOD RESTORED. ot prudence, causing nervous debility, premature Gecay, etc., having tried in vain every kn & oure. & Ce ead O.. Whole- nm, D. ‘whom ail ordexs should octl6-s, tu, thax -A victim of early im- Own re! ins discovered a simple meaun of seif-cura, ay, wich he will send oct?- 008K CARD.—To A. Store and in free to his fellow-sufferers. J. H. REEVES, 43 Chsthan st.. N. ¥ all who are suiferius from the \discretions of ont, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, &o., I will send s rocips that ‘This grest remedy will cure yous free of enarge, ‘was disooverad by a missionary in Routh America. Send a salf-addreased envelope tothe Rev. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Siation York 0: Ags) ts = 0. jeely furnished ED. for ladies during iliness. “Madame 19 with ARD, D, New Octd-eodkk6m Highly, respectable lady hiss ROOMS, with first-clasa ot 30 years practice. Address Box 9, star caper et Be YWNSULT D) Cine Rataraay st., from 2 to 9 hilis, recent) meas to 10. day vate, and rate Eataws. Baltimore. BOBERTSON, ‘at his office, 46 Bominal We Wi with 183 offices of Balt QuaTEs: ‘The best assortment of BKATES. Sharpening Skstes a specialty. Also, 8 fins assortmeat of Fine OUTLERY, suitable for Christmas Presents, at decd Qn FISCHER'S Oxp 8ranp, 623 7th st. DULLAB PEB 100 FOB opp. Patent Office, PIRIBP ENGLISH VISITING OARDS, PRINTED FROM PLATE. quality 0ci22-Fma ‘Only Establishment in the city furnishing that "A god Goins the work porfectly.e 5 DEMPSEY, STATIONER AND ENGRAVER, TUESDAY... January 25, iss1, Boycotted Miss Gardiner, Acablegram to the New York Heral? from London, January 23, says: The emergency com- mittee of the Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland has forwarded a number of men by train to- night from Dublin to Ballina, countr Mayo, to relleve Miss Gardiner, who ts ‘belug Boycatted, The authorities wiil provide an escort of mili_ tary at Ballina to protect the men to their des- tination. The case of Miss Gardiner {3 sti{l iresh In memory. She has never been on very good terms with her tenants, living a solitary Ive ard surrounding herself with a household as cccentric a3 herself. She is a masci womsn, goes shooting with over bog holes like a boy, and ts way One Gay last month shé was going down the streets of Ballina when a woman Strack her on ihe head with a teapot and abused her roucdly, A collected and hooted Miss Gardiner into voring shop. Then they followed her along the road with shouts and groans. s' turbed, and drawing a revolver defied them to m. The police arrived before mischief ne and escorted Miss Gardiner back to &n Indiana preacher, be- fn an exercise of muscular as well as spiritual christianity. A young man named Freneh Osborne disturbed the congregation at nd forbearance Ceased to be a ir. usborne renewed bis took a cind from under “pata So great was Mr. atthe young man was sort of argament, whtle 1L ended, Would be very eflicacious ances, hadig beare cannot bee iD wany t PRorostp kK. HAD Poo! anatl onati is4 per cent on the cent on the clty’s tnvesta surplus tobe divided pro rata ockholder3 and the city till the Portion shall reach t nthe diviston will be mat between t ety’: vestmcnt, It 1s proposed 2 pool witn ucky Central, Chesapeake and Ohto aud the Erlanger lines from Chat nooga, —At St. John, N. B., in trying to pass from ag room by means of an dow, sit to thi cd é pped Ob the Icy roof, falling ground, a distance of 6) fee. most to a uulp, Erie 1s ander, ay the D.: y ese OF Cay ia? but hot-headed clit he joke, and tmmedta rant agaiust y hed a joke at the ‘ar for crimta: * Radulph pab- erg eating ‘The rapbl was had the doctor maddened, ard ed for crim! ) ON THE GRAVE OF vem from Dy “iward of Indeg ver his whereab was fonad he 3 A la here a missiugy bal 5 ago his newly wedded wits died, and he became down-hearted, and to cad Lis thisery too vn life at her grave. Hex CRazEp 3 tere ar y mornlag, ed ia women, ¥ upon the platform of the atlenuor si Her manner was very wild. was a lunatic, a polfeeman conducted to the sec precinct station, where ste gave her hame as derika Zeran, aged 2, She sald she Came from Germany a year ago, and en- tered the service of Anton Miller, a wine: fn Mala street, werson. Wi! inade the acquaint¥ice of Henry Eoerlag. Sie loved bim, and when be offered her marriage Sue engaged herself to him. A few days ago ne Went to Jersey City with a young woman trom Paterson, and there the two were married. Dr. Jil pronounced the young woman insane. Sne was placed in a cell until arrangements could be made to take her to Paterson, aud ail day she pd furtor and shouted the name “Bene A you German looked at her through the grating of her cell. “Tnere 3 my y,” she erled wildly, aS ske put ou! her in an ubternpt to embrace the youth.— ~ Sum, 246 SINGULAR Cavsé OF x took place at LaGrange last. Wedne: is desertbed as 5: ional, romantic dod re- markable. Mr. P. Prophitt, who 1s itty years of age aud kas been so paralyzed for a number OF years aS to bepertectiy helpless, was untred to Miss Antie B. Swaln. a yal g00d loowing. teh Tae cas. ot ibis rem leved Lo b: that bith pa aud nid re- Fivea, y uuteaion from th world desirlag their uniou.— Suvi h siiton of the so ja Comununity conser info a fotat r changes. tived on th rh, and son! d, in neighboring hamlets, . Noyes ts living fa studious rettrement on the Canada std2 at $, Says: It 1s reported thas st a collector, employed by Mr. Charles Gerber, a brewer, and Mrs. Joun C. Ziegler, of Elk street, have eloped. Mr. Foss 13 said to be abou’ 30 years of age, and fine look- ing. He had been in the employ of Mr. Gerber for four i and was industrious, faithful and honest. He has a wife and three children. Mrs. Zeigier 13 sald to be a comely woman of 28 years. She leaves a husband and two small children. Mrs, Zeigier carried away about $500, A Rescus,—Flive youag women and two younz men broke through the tce together at Laurel the other day. Wiliam Stpple, the only person near, heard & crash and saw a dozen hands sticking out of the water. He ran to the edge of the hole and pulled three of the girls out at once, the second clutching the feet of the tirst, and the third those of the second. He then res- cued the others and now ts the hero of the town, with the credit of saving seven lives.— Phitia, Time: th. A TACK CAUSES 4 Wowan’s Dgatil.—Mrs. So- hia Grier, aged 60 years, residing in the rear of (0. 922 North 7th street, accidentally ran a tack in her wrist several weeks ago, and recently signs of blood-potsoping appeared. She lin- gered in agony until Saturday afternoon, when She died —P/@la, Sta7. HEavy Ssow Si0gms Sovra.—about 5 inches of snow fel! at Moblie, Ala, Suaday nigat. Many valuable trees were broken by the welght of the snow. About four invhes of snow fell ia New Orleans, boing the heavlest since 152. Augusta, Ga., had the heaviest snow-fall yes- terday ever known there, bat the snow melted aimost as fast as it fell, Advices from the inte- rior Of South Carolina report the heaviest snow-fall tn fifty years. In Wilmlagtoa, N. C., about three inches ot snow fell. “3 ew Issvg OF PENNSYLVANIA RatLR0AD BoNDs, It is announced In Pilladelphta that tae Peno- sylvanta company, for the purpose of periectiag ceriain tnancial negotiations, has decided to make a present tssue of ten million dollars 412 per cent forty-year gold bonds. These bonds Will be secured by collateral trust by a pledge of the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne aad Chicago and the Cleveland and Pittsburg leases, and by an annual sinking fund of 1 percent. Principal and interest of tne bonds and also the sinking fund will furthermore be unconditionally guar- anteed by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. ‘The entire presant issue has been taken, ACCUSED OF WIFE MUXKDER.—Margaret Spit- zer, & young married woman, died in New York Saturday night, and an autopsy was held ye3- terday, on a of the family that she had been brutally beaten by her busband, Robert Spitzer. a law clerk, Her abdomen was found blackened by coal-dust, carefully rubbed in, with the apparent intention of concealing ‘Lraises or discoloration, The coroner ordered th? busbard’s arrest. A DETECTIVE ARRESTS! Detective Spring, of Bosten, was anested in Montreal, January 23, and brought before a magistrate on the charge of at'«mpling to suborn a witness in a divorce suit by offering him $100 to take a false oath. ‘The case was adjourned. “Wat,” asked a Galveston Sunday school teacher, “is that Invisible power that prevents the wicked man tron ing, and causes Lim to toss about upon his pillow, and what snould he do to enjoy that peace that th under- standing?” “Sew up the holoin the mosquito bar,” was the prompt answer from the bad boy at the foot of the class. —Galreston News FaToee MaTHEW O’REULY, of the parish Louis Glove:Denwocrat Tor? beh, ‘pectinee tas oul 2 pul damage at450,000. Tho article complained of gave the particulars of a snow-ball Dattle bo- tween the scholars of the parish school and those of the public school, stat that the Father took part in it, and routed the police officer who attempted to quell the disturbance, A party of boys, while at Pottsville, Pa., last night, ran into a mule team, and Frank Desmond had his skull crushed ‘by a Kick from one of the mules, {ttle hopes arc entertalned of his recovery. Suicide of Secretary Hamecy*s Brother. 4 telegram from St. Paul, Mion.. January Says: Justus C, Ramses, brother of tae 8 cre tary of War, was found dead in his bed in chis elty today. The deceased came Philadelphia tn 148, and has | tions of trust in the state. He dy issue, having never marriod, and lea siderable estate. At the inqucsi tuts eveuluga Dullet hole was found in tue heator the de ceased, and a pist i styned for the act except been a great sufferer from @ Kindred complaint. His re buried with Masonic honors, ihe leading members of t the plonee disease and us will be as he Was one of Pp order, and one of driver boy at Pr ville, f Jesieriay, care- lessiy Lurew a can of lubric: Ol inte a st around which seve.al migers Were seated eat ing their dinner, An explosion followed, burn- tng John Davis anda boy named Gea. tow ts Joi Edward E.ger ton in Guatamais Miss OF LWO Pas. ScD, add baggage ears, len Rock © d the Urack af the & r UY MOULIN, ANd Was Prrcipliaied sev. enty feet below, Allon board were eltier killed or fatally woundea. HPPING FOR WHIPOINE por sourt house yesteraay by Mr. thet whipping shell be a lagu’ henl for crine wher the c oly folind gutlty, aud may be asses by Jury, justios orexirt in cases rin Lew of eux @ teloay, Except capita other punishme the st ery eriaied sitail not ia nal! Ds at subst = €3 5h the veri © exceed thirty on the bare back of Lae ual shal, cous r of iae court, and for eaca service > allowed a fee of §) e antl-catonsPern- Vanla republicans held a meetiag in Harris. burg yestcruey afternoon, at witich It was do- cided 10 subinit: the nam of Jou Stewart, of Frankitn co Wo. afore: George What ladelphta th and Te dose AN On. . Boring ba: be put b ht Darr to be stopp. well now yh of oil p: a. A sur cr Uwe ago runt which a ci ‘Tne Coa. Tx. for this season ¢ y maintained. The three days’ si the natural impadimenis to mining the coal, always attend iat upIn the bus! Unis season made it difiicalt to mu th: pressing orders, In crder totaerease the su ply the colheries were rn on fil daring the past: we aud this givtug th: needed r Hef, HEXt Week there will be agother suspension of three a: These suspeasioas wiil be or. dered only waen ft ts necessary to prevent a too great accuraulation of coal at tide wate from present indieations they will noi ve fre. quent. ‘The trade ts in a_ better con tition now than It bas been wt tuls season for meny y and 1Uis the purpose of the controling 1 to keep It so by judictous regatation of tu ply to the demand —Poitse Mi SOUTHALL, | EXECUTION oF A JESUIT Palesr.—A from New Orleans, Janwiry 2i, say =Wemsulp Wanderer brings news of ¢ chement tn B: Hon @nd sacolny, ag, der of Caaiomal eaugat tu it ap Gavtemua for his his arrival at Liv he ironed and Where he was tried, 4 ta thas Father Gill heaitu. Jimediately up. ingston he was arrester eLU to Guatemala City ced, and on J ‘TRE Inisd Ckisis.—Mr. Pors:er Stote for Deland, ye. ter ercion DIL the house of comuioa met with mech oO Hon, and @ tong dovat ensued. I provides ror the suspension of tiv habeas corpus, and is mi than the peace preservation act, whieh ez) On the first of the year, Justice Fityzerald ¢ menced his charge to the jury In the state trials yesterday. He alluded to the fair tinier in which the trials had been conducte? by both sides; paid a tribute to the Ataerican people in denying statements which had beea made that the agitations were schemes that baa been hatebed in this country, aud denounced A - ean idlers Who were ta Ireland for thy ase of sowing dissension and making troubic. The charge will be continued to-day. Mr. Para Was present and was cheered by the crowd. Aw Ivnuman Fatuser. ark, Ohio, says:—John 6 forbade his eight-year Gla son co adjacent hil on Saturday last. obesed, and the inhuman fatier took him to ig. Split it, put the boy's uatled tae sapling tight where split, then wich It lifted the boy upon the side of the barn aud nasied him, keep- ing him In this crucified state 1 : the afterioon till 10 at night, hearing the Jad’s groans, reteased 0! bors to-day went to Newars for arrest the father. There is a stroag f against him. Sarg Ropsery ry Cutcago.—Oae of th est and mos Successful burglaries ever planned and executed in Chicago occurred apou 7 o'clock Sunday evening at the ofiive of the South Chicago Iron and Steel Wor land avenue, near 38th steost, ted by the police untt! Was (hen learned Uthat three maske jars had forced the offize doors, bound gagged the janitor, Charies Brooks, aad wale one of them stood guard over atm with a pis ol the others drilled a hole tn the safe, view the combination, and, bidding the old wareh- man a cheerful good-night, left, taking $i 6) in $5 cold pieces and $150 n'e>ius, togetuer wh ) In bills, done up in eavelopss. tor pay. the help yesterday. The above story Is ¢1 by Brooks, but the police repory some Uillags about the alfulr as sufliciently suspicious to tm- plicate him, aud have accordiayiy arrested him and bis son. Mr. Brooks’ stories were som. what contradictory, and bis waratil sd cloth! and unpre} lng appearance raised doudts | of his accuracy aud intesrity. Padiy Cava- naugh, a notorious Character, was rested. ‘THE O'LRaRY W. The score at midnight in the O'Leary belt walking match in New York was a3 follows: Hughes, 131; miles; B. Moore, 127; Albert, 125; Etson, 123; Mignauit, 128%, Vint, 120; Coughlan, 113; Howard, 1059,: Dufrane, 106%,; Burgos, 100; Fitzgeraid, 103 120%; Krohne, :154; Feeaey, 113; “Burke, 100; Pililips, 100; 100; Curran, 100; Carapana, Siwy; Ba lion, 9°; Pegram, S5:.; Bruck, 793g. Six Contestants have dropped gut of the race, They are Lew.s, Guyon, Harriman, McCoy, O'Leary and J. Moore. 30 ar- | RESCUED FROM A FLOATING Prec oF Ivs.— A Ubniliing scene oie {ne Sehuyikli ziver, near Philadelphia, on Sunday atvernoon. A large cake of ice just above the Feir mount dam broke off trom the fleid on which numbers. were skating. All the skaters saw the danger abd nade Raate to escape, except a boy 15 years old, who aad no skates, and seemed petriiled with fear and unable to move. As the ic> was breaking up all around bim aad falliug ower the dem, @ man from the adjacent pier waded out the eycuts of thousaeds’vaho ‘were looking’ ou e shouts: USADOS Va with dread 8 the im loas of live. Whea The rescuer reached ‘hie bopthe was BU ag in the water. and in another minute would have been Carried over the dam. and | F A Ghost in Court, TRE WAVERLY ORCORLN STORY—A &CIT POR AMAGES. hdward W. Salmon, counsel fer the 's Eliza and Mary Moses and James Moses, entered suit In the court of common pleas yes teiday agalust Charles C. Fulton, proprietor of the Batlimore anierican, tO necover $10,000 claimed as damages for au alleged Mvelvas artl- t cle published in the American on the 17th inat, ‘The declaration in thi thes nO. Deen ed, bat Mr. Salmon states that the defendant allowed to be published an articie tn whitch it was stated that strange holses were heara and supernatural Occurrences (Ook place In a house owed by laiutatts ai corner of Huntington ave. and S., Hear the city Umtta.” Farther the leged that Ube plainuills’ father w when he was an Englishmat ifs" brother count? did not. Also Uhat several 4 away from the alleged nse from terror i, &e., all of which tended to injure the value of the property concerned, causing persons Lo siuua and tenauts fo pass tt by wit States that the plat and their brot! cunts ima be hau: te out renting. He ifs are two for over ten pindon Started Dy @ per- jorce The present owneEs a at he Sot Who is ans tots te los the howe to PmMEney by Ue be to The oxners by the Ope et, Which ts to run th ‘rantic Wite, BESIDE RSKUD cor S5ANO'S y of ott onday by ma Carcless, alter Uiat ime the netghbors heard a shot in tt house. and tearing that sometuing Was Wrer 1 Oficers. Wetherby and AD, OF iwellth police district, whe red the @wellieg from the reat. In © front second story bed-room t logad the 1 bod Mr. ( tn the ted, ce the wife, with by ed wt 1 and muttert fast 1 rs ha tie, ed 10 Use fo} + ‘Tne ot the frantic w were on} io screamed br. # e family phy sictan, was sent for, a ing an exanminat found ab nd in the woman's breast. The we YON Wife, who resides at No. | ith 1a carta’ was pro- 3 WAS fern wed to cht thar extne r husbands tin Wetherny and disc a bureaa dra wer. ed baving shot hough serfous, the wound 4s LOL considered fat Press, 240, SITTIN York Ti vale otic tole rain trom yA dispateh 3 we G lo Tges, Pitch Poplar cr to the boun Hts that he t= Inforined tare um airect from Captaty Ci Lorlbwestern mounted police, fg The 7 iOS favoral whose ire necottalions with Sitting Ball action ie wo the demands and S ot the United States, that he is authorived by uadiee goverament to give up Beli should a re. a United St a)e8 representa- Crodter aud Sit- fall understand- by Scout Ailtson to Major that Siting Bull tally compre- the and lis peopw: could pot again ke thir homes on Canndian soll shou ss ihe line into the Untied States. Ever iX have been In Canada they have n & Source Of annoyance to the provincial ppt. They have ki a the game be- tne by the right of possession to tue Cana- dian Indians, aud by thetr constant raids into the Untied States have menscrd the good feel- ing extsulng between our country and Canada, it ts not known, as yet, how th: proposition of Mejor Hyes will be considemd by Gen. Terry sha it is probable that it will be regarded as a question of sufficlent fmportance to be referred to the War department at Washington. CARRIAGES 13 deprecate wh, Of Phitadetphia, Me sho Is Carried ta arins is Delug Miied fn balancing tts t that such Lat ) Or Wal There 13 also Increased appotite, weston and autrition. O19 of sebsue from Lhe constant ue sthe jarring and 3 a and ap! cattlage over — the carbstones. Tals S The Conc pond grave! 4 nervous systein of tae chtid be pressed by Jars, stessed 1a the new telegrapk company which s Just been formed th Chicago for the especial purpescs Gf commercial bustuess, and whick Proposes to Conuect New York with all tue prin- — Western markets, It 1s understood that a! the captial required was at once taken up in Chicago, but It was said yesterday by iniluen- lial apd wealthy members of the Exchange that if any meney ts needed it will only be cessary to make it known to have live times se TCquired amount subseribed Within Lwenty- four hours.—W. F. Heraid, (oar. DIED, HAWKINS In Georg:town, m the morning of KINe, geod Bev- Jaunary 25th, 1881, Puruar Ha: enty-t+o years. Funeral to morrow, Wednesday, January 26, at 35 o'clock. from his lato residen.¢, corner af Hie and Fifth etrests. r On Tuesday, January 25, 1°41, ot 6 8. after a brief illness, Mauy owax, wile of Dr. Jouu Ss Joues, aged +ixty-two years. Funeral services st jeuce, 291 $Penn- ‘odne8 latives are in- bo takea to Mar to stiend. WV kom! id for intera ent irel o years. ai 2 o'clock Pepicent of Wasbiua:tia gor thirty Fouersl Wedurrday, January 25th, p. iu, from bis lateresidence, 43H Friends and reistives are iy McGRAW. On Tuerdey, January 25th, 1841, STAW, Seed torty-four yeare ai Wil take pace from the residence of his r, Francis 4 A. stroot wort Op Monday, January 24, lot, at 415 Woops, ‘a the egbty-filth or = NO PAY.—WH 4 vet vour money bao. reet, aad UNDERTAKERS. TALLIAM SIAC with Avavs rus Write thtar Tees SDEETAKER, No. 316 Ps. ave Everythin FRee- UNDERTAKER, 1233 Tih street northwest, WRIGHT, UNDERTAKER, 1237 ath street row. sand FB heared K. jane TATUKE S TRIUMPH, eee oor SITTERS or isowuid, use Erazier’s Bit- Beah is. rr cette NE | wish the case 4 have sotthe blogs, use Frazier’s Eitvers. 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