Evening Star Newspaper, February 8, 1881, Page 3

AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. FAMILY SUPPLIES. FUTURE DAYS. _ FPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. IMPORTANT ABT SALZ or FINE OMIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS, os {SDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, FEURUARY 10, 11 AND 12. AT 2 AND 8 O'CLOOK P. M., EAOH DAY, »pean an LANDSOAPES, MARINE VIEWS, Fran zis Sa Wm_ Pearson, ‘Boston. | EB. de Bois, Boston &. Er*maa Dasse'd orf. O. Hayden, Munich. advertisement. NE STEAMER ARROWSMIT bess o'clock & Bh., 6VFy SUNDAY, TUESDAY AND THURSDAY, For ail tha POTOMAO BIVER LANDINGS as far as Leonar: WEDNES Fare and «¥n and Nomint; returning MON DAY, AY and FRIDAY. zht at lowest rates. Janld F. J. STONE, Purser. sERMAN LLO\ D—Sreamsnre OR Line Between New Yor SCUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN. ‘The steamers of this company will sail every Sat- nrday from Bremen Pier foot of 3d street, Hoboken. Hayek, Lonvon, Bates of passave —From New York to Havre, Lon- don, Sonthampton and Bremen, first cabin, 380 nd ca a? certificates, 824. ‘For freight or passaze apply eo aa & OO., 2 Bowling Green, New York, for Wsshington. ' D LINE. UNARD LE ES ricE. LANE ROUTE. THE CUNARD BISAMSHIP COMPANY LIM- Between New York and Liverpool, Call- oe 40), b ‘LZEROTT & OO., 928 Pa. Ave., Axents Janlg a... 9 Mar. 16 Mar. 23 Mar. 30 Mar. P PASS 880, $100, sceurding to accotamodations. ‘Tickets to Varia, $15 additional. Revurn t nm favorable terms. Steerage at very low rates. Steerage tickets from [Liverpool and Queenstown, sud all other parts of Urope, at lowest rates. ls of laden given for Belfast, Glas- niwerp and other ports on the Gon- , and for Mediterranean ports. freight an aba IS BIGELOW & CO), 5 Tih street, Wants VERNON H. BROWN &CO., N. ¥. NEW *0ak-noTrEnpam. ‘The first-class Steamers of this Line, SE GS eae ra a and ‘‘srAas," Garcying the UB. Ms Se lands, leave vying the U_ 8. Mails to the Netherlan a Stores, Brooklyn, regularly on WED- Cabin. 260-870. 24 Cabin, $45-350._ Rteer- age 926 Hh OAZACX General Awene 37 Seth ‘William st., New York. psssawe apply to W. G METZEROTT & CO. 126, Pennsylvania ave. Wi ton, or F H, JOHNSON, Ayent, National Safe Deposit Bullding. corner New York ave. and | U6th st. northwest. jaal7 RAILROADS. BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. ‘THE MODEL FASTLINE, AND THE ONLY LINE THEEAST AND THE WEST. VIA WASHINGTON. DOUBLE TRACE! JANNEY COUPLER! STEEL SCHEDULE TO TAKE £¥ FECT WEDNESDAY, ECEMBER 1, 1880. A.M. LEAVE WASHINGTON. 71.60_Chicazo, Cincinnati and Bt. Louis Fast Ex- Drees. 5. 00—Ba.timore, Biscott City and way stations. ?6.40--Baitimore FE: a ore, Annanolis, and way. (Piedmont, are, Winchester, Haxerstown and way, l ut of Rocks and way stations. B.45—Staurton and Valley Express. (Connects for Haserstown aud at Point of Rocks for 2 FE =) 9.00—Nev. York. Philadelphts and Boston Exprees. 29.00—On Snuday only for Baltimore, Annapolis and way 10.00—Paltmore Express. (Stops at Hyattaville, Boltexilie, Laurel, Annapoiis June- tion, Jceanp's and Hanover.) arch, Olicago, Olucinnsti sod 8 rea. #1, 25-o waiday only, for Baltimore and way. Jeane eee 42 38—N=~ York, Phuadelpnia and Boston Express $.30—ba) reaud Way Stations. (Winchester, | Sina Hagersiown and Way, vis Relay, €.30—baltimore, Hystteville and Laurel Ex- NTIRE STOCK OF GRO. cer-es and Fixture: contained in hto-« No. 1211 inth, at 10 o'clock. MoCANN, Salesman. feb. ___THIN AFTERNOON, \HABLES W. HANDY, Kea! Estate Azent. TRUSTEE’S SALE IN MOU: By virtue of a deed of trust, a@sy of September, A.D PECIAL BALE OF petrs POIs-v. fy FLAGEOLETS—F. COBAMPRIGNONS—A. N. HARIOOTS VERTES—E. F, MACEDOINES DE LEGUMES ‘SRUFFES DU PERIGORD. EVAPORATED VEGETABLES FOR SOUP. B. W. BEED’S SONS, NEGOCIANTS, Headquarters for fine imported Goods. 1216 F street northwest. NT PLEASANT. __dated the 73, recorded tm folio 54, one of the land records of ict of Oolumbis, and at the request of the Wil! gel! st pubiic auction, OLEY, Auctionee: arty ee ured thereby, T Ke ‘ Se I front of the ptiinises, on TUESDAY, See Gta Caner, We e FANCY GOODS, ONE LARGF FRENCH-PLATE MIRROR, le for Dwelling or Stora. E +ING MACHINE, (Cabinet) nearly new, will be sol WED: Y MORNING. This sale ence on 8A TUBDAY positively. FULEY, Auctioneer. SHOW C1ses, of part of Pleasant Plains and ‘Terme ofeae: Oue-third cash: balance in six treive ard eighteen months, with interes action about 200 fine orig- | (Ce L TLL |. FISH, Ere., Erc., | 4. T. COLDWELL, Auctionrer UNOANSON BROS., Auctioneers. THIS EVENING. WAL TEE 2. WILLIAMS & 00., Austioneers, 100 BARRELS SWEET OIDER, 100 BARRELS REFINED GIDER, In store and for sale by SAMUEL C. PALMER, attel), recorded in if land recoras for and by direction of the at public ancien, on XT, THE 10TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, | M, at the auction rooms of Bros., corner of 9th and D ts nor goods and chattels schad- uled in kaid deed, the sam being the coatsats of a job printing ofice, cousisting of one madium size s, Types aud ordinary furmture of a 8. ict of Columbia, IMPORTANT. party secured, 1 will sell, THE GALE COLLECTION. FINE “IL PAINTINGS, No. 1107 OnestNvr Sruget, PHILADELPEIA, streets northweat, the Depot-1224 29th st., West Washington. et MARINI'S HAUL, B @rener, Betwex DAY aap EVENING till time of Sale, which takes place MONDAY, TUE-DAY AND WEDNESDAY Bs CIDER IN 38-GALLON KEGS A SPEOIALTY— Printers, speculators and other purchasers are KEG AND SPIGOT LOANED. to wive attendance. me Cash. WM. PIEROGE BELL. Trust». QV 4LtEE B. WILLIAMR & O0., Auctioneers. CONTENTA OF E, No. 622 PESN- TWEEN SiXT4 OTH AND 10TH, day and AND HU STREETS, oppo- jouce Is ely used for Telephonic Connection: BEEswax CANDLES, WHITE AND YELLOW. 5 Ibe. Mixed Nunta... eereaes Slbs. French Candy (pure creams) 10 Ibs. Granulated Suzai 20 Ibs. Turkieh Prunes N. B.—Eyerything in the Grocery line as low, and often lower, than advertised prices. GEO. A. O'HARE, jan29-3m_ 1243 7th st. n.w., bet. Mand N. UST RECEIVED TWO CAB LOADS “PEACH BLOW AND PEERLESB POTATOES, Price 90 Cents per Bushel. Sugar, best quality, for 81.00 200 87H and 9TH, AT 8 O'cLocK, into details upon the merits of We have only to remind our art- 8 of the oue suld here by Mr. B. Scott, last Ba iiiza “WALTER B. WILLIAMS & 00., Ancts UCTION BALE OF OIGARS AND TOBACCO. Tobacco, Meerach mm les of the branch store ix HOUS! LVANIA AVENUE, ST! UMBERING IN ALI kvoms. Dy virtue of a deed of trust dated, No. ven ber 18th, A.D 1878. and duly recorded in Liber No. 909, folio 345, et seq., one of the land records for’ TH mmac ferry Co. Wharf, foot of fashington county, D.C .snd by direction of the party secured thereby, 1 Rha: 1 public auction, on the premisas,on KAUE AY, Fepavany l0rH, A.D. 1881, at 10 Oo ; all the goods méntioged in Schedule marked Walnut Chamber Suites; Oottage Furaiture: Paintcd Ledsteads, Bareans and Washstands; Hair Gloth sofas Walnut Extension ‘Yl room Ohiira: Ga ede, Badaines eatiney tt Spreads idinw ; Heating stoves; Tnerain Carpets. Lounwes: Plated Ware; Chi: Glass and Crockery Ware; 10 Iror side Cook Stov: Office Btove, Furniture, Kitchen Utensil«, aod stein, + publie auction, without reserve, tothe high- ONDAY EVEN- To'CLOCK PM , anc un ‘Lhe premises must be va. Cro by February 15. The trade especially ia- S. BENSINGER, Auct. rd Tables; Sideboards; th ; TO-MORROW, Trnperial and Oolong Te ib mperial and Oolong Tes, per Ib. Gunpowder Tea, very choice, per jovernment Java Coffee, per ID . Laguayra Qoffee, choice, Very best Rio Coffee, per Minnesota Patent Process Fictir, Choice Virginia Family Flour, per sack. x Sweet Oatawbs Wine, per gall. loe Sherry, rich and fruit to impot eS from distiliery, five years ASSIGNER'S SALE - » ee many othsr articles men- Hoged in Schedule, too numerous to enumerate. OHARD E. PARKER, Trustee. KB. WILLIAMS & GO, Ancis. OF DESIRABLE IM- D REAL ESTA t Ne OF FIVE, rare, 330; I oF is” Por fecishe or pamwene appiy fo | ENTIRE STOCK OF STAPLE GROCERIES AND LIQUORS, CONTAINED IN STORE, No. 625 LOUISIANA AVENUE, BETW RI feb4-d_WALTE! N SIXTH AND STRESTS NORTHWEST. Germsn Fe Very choice Porto Rico Mi Aud all other articies usu; establishment, at correspon VER AND SULTABLE FOR MALL BUSINESS, AT AUCTION. trust to us, dated nd recorded in’ Liber , folio 248, et seq , one of the land. records in and fur the District of Columbis, and at arty holding the due and un- ‘by, we will sell, at public THE late Day oF F A.D 1881, at 4:45 o'crock Pp M., in fi of the premises, all of Lot nambered sixteen (16,) southof square numbered five h. 'y-two (562,) fronting 25 feet on H street northwest, toether with the improvements there- on, consisting of a two-story Brick Dwelling and it ore. ‘Terms of sale: One fourth of the purchase money be paid in cash, and the balance at «ix, twelve, eighteen, snd twenty-four months, with interest at seven percent. Conveyancing at cost of purchaser : aid down fmmedistely after saie If sale are not complied with daysafter day of sale the Trustees reserve the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of auch defaultiog purchaser by ziving fye days’ notice of wuch Teale in the Even! ty HORSES, WAGONS, BUGGY, &c., AT AUCTION. lass aly low figures, at HOWAKD’s, and L streets northwest, honte Gonnections. FL DA ORANGES, ESH TOMATO! GAPONS FROM PHILA- oe SeLvaie® ALSO, EHIDADELYH TAS OHIOKSS, AND TUR- EXTRA EOAST BEEF, CANVASS-BAG BED EEAD, QUAIL, GROUSE, Ero. on g) paid note secured M., ntained in Store, No. 625 Loulsiana ave- | paid notosecured ther nue, comprising in Bois. Wh: Bois. Sawar=, Fl: Boxes Candles, Boxes Tobacco, Citren, 0 Chest Teas, Coffees, Salt, Matches, Brooms, Tul boards, “lothes Pint Spices, Shelf Goods of all description Seales, (Counter snd Platform, ) Safe, and passage apply at theCompany's | «Counters, Shelvin, Awninw, &c., Kc. wing Green, oF both steerae and 8, 2 Grocers’ Waxo! FRANK J. TIBBETS Bugey and 3 Sets Harness. All the above goods are staple and worthy the at tention cf Grocers agd private parties ELPHONZO YOUNES Star newspsper pub- [ F. FO ? TO RHOEMAKER, ( Trustocs. VALTER B. WILLIAMS &Co., Auctioncers. WALTER B. WILLIAMS &'CO., Aucts. 18 STILL BELLING SPECIAL MANUFACTURERS’ SALE PROFESSiO i. CHARLES H. to $34 Indians ayenu n 10 lbs. Standard Granuisted BUGAR. 103g Ibe. Standard ‘‘A" SUGAR. 12 Ibs. "°C" (nearly white) SUGAB. 10 lbs. Cooking RAISINS, (new). 100 Good Jamaica ORANGES. SILVER PLATED WARE AND RODGERS’ OUT- LERY. i Drug Store, 601 BY ORDER TAUNTON SILVER-PLATE CO. | Maasachnisetia avenue. E EISENBORN, Dear q TERTH inserted 87 per # tions on the natural 7 | FEDRUARY 8TH, AT 10 30 p. m., and wiil e same hours until losed out, at our Sa‘es-room, streets facing Pennsylvania and all opera- On TUESDAY MORNI and all overs «resting at | continued from day to the entire stock is | corner 1éth and avenue), expecially adapted to the di élezant oods, and to the comfort an of visitors, to be soli regardless of cost or value, These few quotations being a fair indication of our prices in general, our friends and the pudlic ring us with their 715 14th st. northwest, ave. —Beautiful th Filled, $1; Ex- . DUKE, Dentist, Set or Meath, 880 te of ‘eet! ‘eat fracting without Pain, 60 tions warranted. . T. M. TALBOTT, et., three doors from’ cor. try ip all its branches. ‘Teeth ingerted 27 All work warranted. Jan ME. BOHAER, PROFESSIONAL NURSE, ‘rom New York, has located permanently in Ci Mrs. Anna Hitz, 4140 References furnished. Breakfast, Dinner, Pickle, and Sugar Casters. lce Pitchers, Tilting Sets, Tea Sets, Urns. Cake Boskets, Epersnes, Fruit and Berry Stanils. Vases, Toilet Sets. Celery, Bakive, Pud Soup and Oyster Tureens. Waiters, Cups, Go far Orders by Postal Card or Telephoue will re- ceive prompt attention. wz, and Butter Dishes. street southesst. OOT SURGERY, © Nails, Ohilblaing, &e. Dr. practical experience throughout the Unit. Janada, and 19 of coveecutive practice in nm, D. O., enables the successful treat- ments of the feet, hence the elite nd near, visit bis establishment, 1416 G+ opp. Willard’s Hotel. Fee $1 per ts, Syrups, Ko., Kee and others Cele! ELPHONZO YOUNGS, ed Triple and Qna azd Spoons of }), Oyster and Gravy Ladies Pie, Oyster and Pickle Forks. Fie, Ice Cream, Fish, Fruit aud Batter Knives. Sugar Spoons and Tongs. t Picks, Napkin Kinga, Carvers, Table Cut- 504 Oth st. north, KK. PARSONS, Dentie: w., bet. D and K sta., over bookstors. Extracting st night. Obarges moderate. dech-6m Opposite Daily Oritic Office LWAYS WEBE AHEAD: ARE 8’ TILL AHEAD OF ANY AND ALL OOMPETITION. FIRST PREMIUM, on THE GOLD MEDAL, Awarded in to And a general assortment of all the Goods made by these well-known manufactories. Chairs will be furnisned the ladies, who are re Je poritive and without reserva. very of the goods. By order of JAMES P. HALL, Treasurer. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & Co., Aucta. ‘ER THIRTY treatipg Female Jrregu Married or Single, muck desire. DR. posite Smithsonian. ‘Terms cssh on «| and Diseases, i Can receive the relief you BO OTHERS, 906 B ae - el THE EVENING STAR. TUESDAY... .February 5, LSSl. CONGRESSIONAL, Conclusion of Yesterday's Proceed- ings. E.—Atter our report clozed— Senate resumed the consideration of the pension appropriation Dill, the questioa betag upon the amendment reported by Mr. Withers, from the pensions committee, for local pension. courts, being the sixty surgeons Dill. Mr, Kirkwood spoke in favor of the amend- ment and Mr. Saunders opposed (Mr. Whyte, during the debate, reported from the committee on ‘the District of Columbia favorably, with amendments, the Senate bill [0 reorganize and tucorporate abew the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad company.) Mr. Withers, {n order to obviate the objection Presented by a question of order ratsed by M Teller, namely, that the amendment propo: to engraft general legislation upon an appro Priation bill, modified his proposition so as to limit its application and operation to the next fiscal year. The question betng taken the Sen- ate decided without a division tuat the amead- ment as modified Was not tn order under the rules, The question recurring on the Dill, Mr. Plumb moved an amendment appropriating $200,000 to provide for fifty addittonal examiners for the ;epsion-office and for the clerical force neces- sary for the pension, adjutant general's and surgeon general s oft to render effective the work of said examiners, After some discussion a vote was taken, when the pending amendment was declared to be 1u order—veas 31, nays 94. Withont turther 3 HOUSE.—Atier our report closed:— Mr. Keagan having moved to suspend rules atid pass the river and barbor appropria iJon Dil, and the bill having been read, Wr. Scales raised the point of order that 1t was noi in order for Mr Reagan. in his tacividuai capacity, to move to pass ihe Dill. The dill was th committee of commerce. and though it wouid be competent for the gentleman, acting under instructions from that committee. to make bts motion upon the Monday upon which motions from committees to suspend the rules migut be Submitted, 1 was not in order to-day for him to 50. After considerable debate, Speaker Randall overruled the point of order. ' The question was then taken on seconding a demand for the sus- pension of the rules, and it was seconded—yeas 222, phys 72. Mr, Reagan then brielly explatned the provisions of the bill. Mr, Cox called attention to the fact that more Uhan one-half of the $10,000,000 was given to tue states represented on the committee. Mr. Reagan closed the debate in a five-minute Speech. tn which he asserted that the bill ap- propriated less than 40 percent of the esul- mates. Referring to Mr. Cox’s remarks that the states represented on the commerce com- mittee lad obtalned a large portion of the appropriations, he called attention to the fact that fifteen states were represented on that committee, and that these states were the ones in which the largest rivers and harbors were situated. ‘The motion to suspend the rules und p: bill was then rejected—yeas 160, nays Si—not the necessary two-thirds in the aftirmative. Mr, Belford moved to suspend the rules and adopt resolution providing that an hour may each day be set apart during which members might ask unanimous consent. ‘hough there was a large majority of mem- bers in favor of this proposition. its opponents, headed by Mr. Atkins, who deciared that it Theant ani extra session, NMibustered upon It until finally it was referred to the committee on rules. Mr. Whitthorne Introduced a dill approprt- ating $155,000 to be expended by the Navy de- partment for the purpose of prosecuting a search for the Jeannette, on the Senate adjouraed, 3 the Perilous Ice Yachting. FORTY MILE8 AN HOUR OVER ICE CRUST AND SNOW HAMMOCKS OF THE HUD3O A telegram from Poughkeepsie, February 5 Says: The ice boating at present is simply terrific, and though tne surface of the Hudson is not Smooth yet daring tce yachimen are taanaging to get a great deal of wild sport. The ice ts covered with snow crust and easy grade snow hammocks, which, as a general thing, bear up an ice yacht well, now and then the novel craft dasn tuto loose snow or break through the crust at the expense of a runner plank, a topmast or some of the rigging, The wind has been biowing a gale from the northwest nearly all day, notwithstanding which some New York gentlemen were given some terrific sailing in the yachts Fairy Gypsy and Icicle off the Rocsevelt mansion. Among them E. H, Sanford, who satled hts own boat: Judge Gildersleeve, who satled his own boat: Mr.” Arthur Sullivan, of Pluafore fame, and Mr. C. Duggane. Dr. Bayley, of Pough- keepsie, sailed the Gypsy and had a young lady from Kentucky on board, Mr. John Roosevelt sailed his own boat. Halt the tme the madly speeding crafts rushed along on two runners only, the windward runner rising high in air as a flaw Passed along. “To the westward Judge Gllder- slveve’s bo ing over the crust like rf ‘cond she was a wre tt but the Judge trends who were on board escaped Injacy. fury Separated and got tn other boats aud par- sued the sport tur noon, when they went ashore and lett by cars for New Yor wind Was plercingly cold, yet the lady with Dr Bayley dtd not shrink. “Tue yacht on which she Was flew along with the speed of a bird, and the show aud ice swept by tn clouds, but sue clurg loine boat with wonderful determtna- seetnud to revel tn the novei sport. Of the ice storm fn New York city ‘arted with the fee yacat Hall for ¢ Tun orth, with only one man on the runner plank. ‘The boat ploughea through the hal! and snow on the fce at the rate of forcy The Scourge of the Children. TSR THROAT THAT RETHAY THE SCK OF DIPETHERIA. The prevalence of diphtheria has created slarm in the minds of parents that is not war- ranted by the facts. Physicians in privace prac- Lice as Well as tn public employ say that almost every aftment noticed ina child ts taken for diphtherla, and that diphtheria treatment ts often hastily administered by anxious parents in tnnocent cases of cold. ‘There are frequent Calle at the ofice of the board of health tor a Cireular Intended for tree distribution, and which contains instructions as to what Saould be done when dipbtheria enters a nowsenoid. An employe of the board of liealth says that the most Important part of this circular ts its de- iption of the early symptoms of the disease. tve heed,” be says in his tuterpretarion of this part of the Circular, “the moment you observe signs In your child of unwonted weal: ness, fatigue, or phystcai debility, particulariy if tt is accompanied with atte tever. Make the chtld frequently open its mo so that you can observe its throat. It ts 4 the throat that the lay observer will first lt cover any certain signs of diphtheria. Never mind how red or how much Inilamea the throat appears. That does nov indicate the disease. But the Instant you see a white spot and detect a bad odor run for a doctor. Te white spot will grow. Other white spots will appear, and eventually they will run together tu great blotches if Ube disease ts not checked. ‘The time to seek medical assistance 18 before these spots run together.” Prayers were offered in many Roman Catho- le churches on Friday for protection agatast diphtheria. The person who desired to hunself agatust it by the eMicacy of tog at the sides of his face. Watle ne Position the priest would offer we ese Candles had been Di Purification on the previons dv held against the s © A Little Boy's Peath from Hydro phobia. A New Orleans special of the 50th w Little Johnuy Casey, aged 4 years aud : dled tn this city, this” evening, a- phobia. The case 13 a very Sad one. The child was unusually bright and pretty. Some three months ago the Child’s father found a large white dog running at large in the street, which he took home. The dog was very gentle, and soon becamea favorite with the children of | the family. On the morning of the lotn of January little Johnny was clothed in his first pants by his loving parents, and as he prow marched into the front room, feellug ilke a fuli- grown man. with both his lttie hands deep in is side pockets, the dog, which evidently did not recognize the proud boy in his new suit of clothes. growled siigntly at him, and when Johnny, in boyish glee, attempted to p..t him on the back, the animal, objecting to the famllarity, virned and bit him tn the left cheek, burying five of his long teeth in the yielding flesh of the child. The dog was at once Killed. The child seemed to bave & presentiment that the bite would prove fatal. but no evil effects were apparent until last Wednesday morning. On that day Johnny was taken with violent vomiting, and very soon all the symptoms of hydrophobla appeared. ‘The child rapldly grew Worse, and the sight of water threw htm into violent convuistons. The doctors gave up the case agjuopeless, and coniined themselves to ai- fording the child temporary relief. Tne rapid development of the disease occasions some tatk among the medical profession. About six weeks ago another of the children was bitten by the same dog. but has not yet experieaced any ill effects om the bite. Some PROPLE think It exceedingly vulgar to learn a trade. Others think it tbe supreme ex- hibition of good sense. These will get along while others are forced to beg or borrow, or arc Bo eventually driven to stealing for a ving. —P)iladelphia Tiines, Snow BLockapgs.—The Boston & Maine and the Eastern railroads have already suflerea con- siderably fromsnow blockades during the pre- Sebt season, a5 has also the Old Colony railroad on Its northern division, or betweea Framtng- dam and Fitchburg. Asan illustration of the unevenness Of the snowfall in this state, the Old Colony presents ai instaace, {ts northem division having contended with snow often in banks as high as the roof of the passenger cars, White on the central division of the same road there has been no expense as yet caused by removing snow this year, nor upon the southern or cape division. Good sleighing ts found throughout the central division of thts road. In the New Bedford district vehicles are upon wheels, and In the ©. Section the ground is bare.—Bosion Herald. 5th, MRS, VALERIA G. STONE 18 A BicdeR woman than that frequently quoted exemplar of fe- male philanturopy, the Baroness Burdett Coutts. Out of an estate valued at two mullon dollars, wiih which she was free to do as she Pleased, sbe has given away, mostly for chari toble purposes, the very respectable sum of $1,500,000. Here ts another proof tnat truth is stranger than fiction. No novelist would have dared to make his heroine as generous as taat. THE Wi i TTAKER COURT MARTIAL was re in > York yesterday. General Sci. the course of a statement, sald he be- ‘Q the sflair of the alleged’ outrage on Whittaker had its origin beyond the Imita of West Point, and he should continue to investi- gate the matter as long as he lived uatll he nad reached the truth. CoLony Gor CG TO MINNESOTA, — A geutleman from the east gives the tuformation ihat the Rugby Colony ts to be bodily removed trom ‘Tennessee to Minnesota. Mr. Hugues stated In Boston that he and his fellow-! 3 had been grievously treated by Ube land si trom whom they bought the tract. Tae land ts not at all productive, water {snot to be had without boring 35) feet, and many circum. or nd Teacuers Dtisbanding. MEMERRS OF TUR ORGANTZATION LEAVING IRE- LAND. A cadicgram tothe New York Herald, from Dublin, February 7, says-—Mr. Walsh. oue of the recent traversers, has been induced by hts iriends to leave Ireland. He will procesd te Australla immediately, his ostensible purposes betbe to organize 4 land league there. Other members Of the league are going to America. It 1s rot improbable that the m: cxceutive commiitee to-morrow lu will be the last tor some ume. The ladies’ ieague will leave the league offices. It is probable that Ubey will appear in new ofices and under a new Lame Uuls week. FLOCKING TO PARIS The Dublin correspondent of the London Daiiy Nevrs says: “IL is understood that sev eral other lana leaguers will join Mr. Egan in Mr Paris. Parnell has gone to Paris for a tew very few land meetin, terdar. It is stated that the cost of the CR ce in the state trials is 1 says there ts reason to jean branches of the land ed to send thelr con- mo” The believe that the Aj leegue have Deen tributions to Paris. Mr. Parnell went to Parts for the purpose of withdrawing (he funds of the land league, which were tnvested In the names Messrs. Parnell, Egan and Dillon, and reta- vesting them under the signatures Of persons actively connected with the league, The * Says It is stated that £50,009 of the land Icague fund 1s invested in fore ign securi ves, MICHAL DAVITT stCK In the House of Commons yesterday, Sir Willlam Harcourt, home secretary, repiyiag U9 Wr. James Bryce, sala Mr. Daviit had been mecically examloed on Friday, and was found to suffer from pronchial catarrh. ‘Ss nto tear a al ble indulge that he occupies @ room with bedding tu tf, and ts apart other convicts, Hie will 20! be ordinary prison labor, bul he must wear the convict’s Gress. Sixty members of pariiam-: bave signed the memorial asking that Da be treated while in prison only as a iisd: meanant. ALLEGED CRUELTY IN AN INSANE ASYLUM. — A spectal dispatch to the New York Wort from Buffalo, February 6, says:—F. B. Chur- chill, an intendent of the new state insane asylum at Buffalo, whoresigned last December, has made a statement incuipating two keepers with using terrible brutality to a number of patients. Churchill says they were continually ragging about the manner in which they abused the patients at Uuca. One of their vic tims here was John Turney, who on one occa. sion they choked with towe.s so that they had © blow in his mouth to bring him to. An- other tme they jammed him into a tub, bolding his head under water until he was almost drowned, and then pounded him tn the stomach. Once after ponud- lng him they sat him ina chair with suca force ihe wall was broken. ‘They expiained to Dr. Andrews that the patient used Une dam- age, and when the doctor left they exciatmed to one another: “1 got out Of Unat pretty slick, didnt 12 The doctor took it allio.” Three other patients, named Abraham Vedder, Archi- bald Farmer and a conductor named’ White, Were also treated in a similar manner. Church: it ‘bat wheu he threatened fo report mat Was told with an oath to report, as the doctor would not believe bim. He therefore resigned rather (han witness any more of their brutaitty. NEW ORLEANS PARTIALLY StveeRoRD. — Crevasses in the new and old canal levees have occurred, submerging nearly all that portion of Abe city west Of road street, between tae two canals, and all that portion’ west of Johoson S®eet and north as far as Ursuline street. | Within this last mentioned distract, embracing | a hundred squares, the streets and sidewalks | are en y covered with water. Tae distric from the new basin to Carrollton, west to holla street, ts aiso flooded. The shell from the new lake end (o the half-way house, Js wo feet uncer water. Mucn damage was done by the storm. Among the theatrical companies detained py the break on the Mobile and Ohio railroad are: “Fan on the Brisval,”” and J. K. Emmet’s compauy. Lotta and Oliver Doud Byron are prevented from ieaving the city by the same cause. Last uignt the waver In the rear of be City Was rising and spread rapidly. ‘The Indications were tet by noon to-day ali That portion of the city west of Clatborne street, froin Carroliton to Elysian Fields street, will be submerged. COLOR PREJUDICE IN SCHOOL.—A jegram to th Y. Herait! trom Newport, I. L, Feb- ruary 7 says: There is considerable indignation hrre at the refusal to admit a worthy colored jod of this city to the Eastman Commercial College at Poughkeepsie, N. Y. His parents are among the most respected (nu this city and are well Enown to all of Newport's cottage residents, the father as a caterer aod nether as a fashionable dressmaker. The Newport Nevrs in discuasing the tneldent says: “It is evident that the conilict of races ts not yet over, A new illustration of the spirit entertained by the poor whites toward the colored man is before us. Frederick C. Dickerson 13 a young man of cuar acter and intelligence. He fas been educaved in our public seiools, having worked his way into Rogers’ nig! 1, which 1s well known a5 one OF ibe seodt popular tmstivancot at Ee r tn England. Last week he was takea 1 to Pouglikeepste to be entered ta business Coliege.a position for whtca abundantly qualified. Here he Gas a student, When his fees w wat every talng’ seemed satisfactory. Bat ter Mr. Dickerson was informed that the con- Must be canceled, as tne propriet Violence on the part of the other puolis, Mr. , the superintendent, was kind and courteous personally, but thought there would be danger Of a mob and that even the building might be torn down in case the modest boy, almost as white as any of the incipient rowdtes themselves, were allowed fo enter. Of courae, Jvung Dickerson returned to tuts city, where he ry stances oppose the ultimate success or the Seamer to a 4 > N ‘Si alas 5 , 8 AND BI , | miles an hour, hurling fine particles of sao ¥ Ube best schools are open to him. That mu: (2rederick, via Relay. Stops at Anna- HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. CONSULT DR ROBERTSON, ovary Wednesiay | SNOW-WHITE BREAD, ROLTS AND BISOUITS, P o colony. nO matter how long t¢ might remain he ‘aioe pouhe Gaba” I press. edi gad Saturday, at his olliee, 496 © st. north. | should eek the grocer for ““OERES,” the champion and fee thirty feet in the atr, Dut he returnedin | there, Minnesota has granted sufictear land | Be, Class of nice young men’ at Pough- iis Junction.) ot . ot west, near 435 st. ‘om to ¥ p. m., who, wi ar of Safety. u its—absolutely free. e lend; — —_—— —__ thas Point of I Frederick, eae eT TWO MORE Fae BREE OG | years experience, rusranteess carcin all diwesess | FOR BALK BY EVERY GOOD GROCER 4 Of the enterprise In Hogland. pave Falsed sui: c= - . iiss! ofubckeaml Way StstoweomyS') | _UCCSE, No ics TSTMMED NORTHWEST: | of tue Ornary Urrang OS ion, Impotency, e- Corner dat at aad Indiaue ave A Hace Een lems Aex ae: clent means wherewith to transport them to | y Ain (Zen, A nUBIGH.—A telegram to the Now Price lin and Way Btadionn, By virtue of a deed of trust to us, Desring Gonpeenea oe seth: recently contracted: ori iM. GALE a col _ A special from Fort Worth, Texas, February | that, state, and the removal wilt snoruy” be | 3 Sie SAME ee wee heres 15.45—Vh:sceipiiia and Baltimore Express. (Mar. | date on the 24th day of October A’D. 1878, Hyely Cured in from 9 to 10 dass. Cousultation | | P. 8.—They are alao the sole Wholesale Agentsfor | °. =ayS: This city basa rather novel and sei- | effected, ‘This 1s greatly to be resretted, ay tse Ae Pa. hor laaecy cob poate one. tinsburs and Way, via Belay. BtopsstHyatts: | aud duly recorded in Liver No- 902, folio. strictly private, and separate offices for Indies. | this lot of Hecker’s Self-Raising Flour and | salional school squabble on Land. The cause | colonists are all men of thrift and some means, itea Starrucea on business last Saturday” “On vile anc Laurel.) 41, of the land records for the District of Golum- | Refers to the leading Physicians of Baltimore. | Buckwheat, decl$ | Of the trouble is two Uttle natives of South | none being admitted with Jess than ©), and rning home. in com| with his #00 and 6.06—Fotut of Rocks sad Way Stations. bia, and by direction of the party secured thereby, | Main office, 198. Evtaw st., Baltimore. Oharges | eee CES America—probably the only ones in Texas. | the deception practiced upon these philanturo- | Teturning home, in company with 89a an Meg Ba an ied Suction ta front of the mrcslace con WEUN ES: | moderate. fOuy ECEIVED DALLY. They are brother and sister aged 12 and 10 | pists will militate against Tennesse and the | gentleman friend, tney were ov pple ag > 46. so—Pitabure, Cinsinnatl ant ot Louis Rxprees. | Dado cat Soar pie ‘ne Rremlees, om WEDEE GFERMATORHGEA, Impotency, Premature Do ‘CHOIOE BEEF, STALL FED, years respectively. ‘Their complexion snearly | south generally.—Lonisvilie Courier-Journal, | Nely severe wind storm. iow wrords passe be- O45—Esttmora Hyattville aad Laurel Expres. | ar dyo'cioca 2. u- fot numbered saty (60), of | cay Ruieions ‘and cir Venere Diseases, PHILADELPHIA POULTBY. that of a new saddle, but their features are-of | Feu, 3. ERAN ot tr oer he evel 10.00—New York, Philadelphia and Boston Ex- | Gordon's subdivision ‘of lots in square numbered | quickly y cured by Dr BESTE, Bo Salomel er ‘OAPORS, the Castilian cut. Their eyes are round, snappy ee ar ree Sauna Gioven Saok ee sn ing caeerernet reas. Siceph vo (152, ty OtC.y . a q : color. Th $ Set im 6 d = 3 # 2 Steeple Uar to Phlladsiphiss n= 7 | Wetumof wale. The amncuat of tha debt (8481.68) | aveme naan jan15-iro* AND SQUABS, Tee eee Tee ete ane line ane cnt een Eagiand, yesterday, | Sleigh and let him put the teatn away. Reoely TDaily, iSundsy only. Other trains daily, ex- | and the expeuses of the sale in cash; and the bee TH 18 WEALTH!—DR. E. 0. WESTS aT THE but as stTaight as an arrow, and is a rich | between Dr. Carver and Mr. Scutt, each shoot- | ing no response be Went to bis father and found cept Sanday. Pere eise et ites or nc ee nee ee NERVE AND PLAIN TREATMENT: A BOSTON MAERKBT, glossy black. They have been regarded as | Ing at 100 pigeons, for 200 a Side and the | bimcoldand suf. The old man had perished o j le 7 ervous jan? 2740 Pennsylvania re essed of the avera: tof tntelli- | birds, although Mr. Scott wai leading at the | slelg! \. frania aventim comer iat | ay enn sonora aa a fie surchaae's en | Memory, Brermatofrhea, Impotency, Involantary ye = = Senco nnd openk Migiien ae oak ee ea | nea ron. ‘The score Was: Carver, 66 birds: SEAty Seats Goal Prabinnk esp Mateiges Ad taken for be | tion. A deposit 5 req 1s Pur mn pelt or oyer-indulgence, which zee = fren of their age. They and their mother were | Scott, 62 oirds, tae — Se gener 13 « A __ | serine ett Ba evirchana'Scoutonctaw | fean to maser. Spiny a0d Gent “One box wil | Seow, rayp Wann at mn a ree ee aay | er eer ey Paci pa * cure recent cases. x cont one mot . Piet ru in the spring of i374, by A. B. POSING = Ne: K Tribune ‘y a % TER GREAT oe TSS] | tistaud cost of ibe detauting parchases if the | Weatment. One dollar n bos, or six boxes for CORNED BREF A SPECIALTY. | frarier, now postimster at Mari's Crea, | staves that a caretal Investigation mnowa chat | since he settled at Ararat, he bas been one of 1881 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE Aecrae at eal ied with within seven | Ove dollars; sent by mail prepaid on receipt of | Stalls 628, 629, and 630 Center Market, 9th etree) ‘rarrant county, In thelr mother | the “American College of Heraldry,” in | atyer- | the most prosperous farmers in Susquenanas TO TUE NOKIE. WEST AND ROUTHWEST. | tage afterssle. The above. property ‘will be sold Wie each Sider seco ad ae ae fare oees: | wing, ang Th ity Post Oa re SaEeHOF | ied, and the boy was adopted by Gen. | sity Place in that city, which isusiag the names | COuLLY. a enemas Lpatey Atacama pene | aubject to auch taxes, general orapecial, as may be |W panied with five dollars, we will send te | “Mnevencs duiied rae ot Cargo to all part of | Peers, proprietor oF Pests: buch ana eae girl | of many prominent citizens as regeuts and tite | porsoxois Gum on EAVEIOFEACA tel t, CARY 3 We | against the same 5 0m r our written guarantee to return the | the cit decl8 | ly Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Abbott. The Peers and | members, 1s a pretentious sham. Albert Welles, 8 _ telegram purchase! wus ths i WASHINGTON, fein Depot WALTER G becKerr,} Trustees. | money if the treatment’ does hot effect a cure, saye: Dr. J. ¥. pireets, a Guarantees issued by STOTT & OROMWELL, 480 WALTER G. DUCKETT, Abbott famiMes have become most strongly at- | who seems to be not only the president, but all ,; 0M Port Jervis, February corner of Sixth and B s.reets, as follows: 27,29.feb1.3.5,8" : 7 Potter. of Matamoras, Pa., just across the river = na = i | tached to their little wards of the tropics, and | the rest of the faculty also, has succeeded by aceer ts “ is ae ae ee rey 00 ate any, we Prarenlt reelabesery irae eet ner BOOTS AND SHOES. the feeling seems tobe reclprocater. ‘Thetr | ingenious devices in getting $50 each froin these Inauner on January 39." He seated soveral ome Bicering Cars to, Loaisville and Ohicao; 10:30 Seg een ones ae eerste adopted parents concluded to give them a good | regents and life members. who have no duties | : Lf, 5 sow ati dais, with Sleeping Care from Harrisburg | eceaireneed: ears teran ((UEAHING OUT SALE OF ALL education, and on Monday last sent them to | and no privileges of any value. Inquiries have | }rlopes.on that day. motstentng the gum with Saliy, wii: Palnce Care tobiebury. a = ane Sree Gene cree WINTER GOODS DATING REREAD Oe ore a ee | eee ree a Een eee ee OMICS | ange Sealy aad oe Sueaay, beee'm pee perme OR “ROAD. | t .ESSONS. NEW TERM, ¥ : Oi = b having separate free schools for the white | Mr. Welles Is ql hay | a < e en Meh ee date: Saigo Kocnester, Buffalo, Nearer, | POREMMCARV IE eae LE VEU HOMES Migr Vn Gincevesecie eeitiny Meese Oe eae) | ‘Now au sip Tae ae Meine Tous Bineiareaw|/MDATICLE Ges The encieee ir eld eae ee oe ie anything | Gancved Some me apes ee a ee ter Car to Watkins and the Bory a | pupils acquire a good pronanciation, and are taught | 43. Das discovered & simple means of solf- Now 18 THE ~~ | motional whispering among the scholars, but | of the Kind or nave not investigated the matter | & | he payaedane wine aikeaee ee eeeed + ge eens og ne 2 al Bry ama olga pork ni ls a 3. H. RERVE BOOTS AND SHOES, thought tt attributable to” natural curidsity. | and Enow scarcely anything about the so-ealied | 1h, The plyeiclans whe attended hua decided ee wacanaat | eras moderato, Galatai0iihet pee, between | _ Oct? cou 48 Chatham st.. N- eter Wall say Wintee’|| ot: te SelM Line ae oO ee Ca eee aT ee EMEr | ann that tu Seiecumtace euch he pore ene é Ge ‘or the next jays I will sell all my Winter w-kiuned, sharp-eyed. thy- | collected trom the life ers is rts ae \ e rt, Lock Haven and Eimirs, at 10:30 }2 im. and 1p. 12.5 Mondays and ‘Thursdays, at CARD. —To all why are eareeg from the | stock, at a reduction of 20 PER EN T, to make gene fae, Sonera alta mong! amount collected for preparing familly histories, | Of Uke pelson was absorbed ‘and the Bsa, 6 00s.m.,10:30a.m., | $2" _He_ | A. errors and indiscretions of youth. nervous | room tor our immelise picked up books, slates,etc., and lefc the schoo!, | making searches, &c. tani HaseltGhcand way SEL nu, 10-00 p.m. On Sunday 2°30 and 10-00 E. SCHEEL,. Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN | gong a recipe that will eure you, free of charge. SPRING STOCK. saying they Were acting in accordance with tn: . wis Ci GE | isierkaowes cme ohn acouecs mis sieter of m., Luntted express of Pullman Parlor Cara, end VOUAL MUSIC Particular attention to | This creat remedy was discovered by @ missiouary structions from their parents. ‘The principal | , H. J. Mocs, who dled a few days ago in Ham- | / Sone who accused bis mother of 308. mo a exceysBundsy. eb is besinne: as well as those wishing Cae Geno in South a fag ie Pe ered _ reli DON'T FAIL TO CALL—¥IRST QOME FIRST | reported to Mayor Brown, prestdent’ of the See a a * aan ee organi — ao ~ —=- #5 ~ ush, > Lyn, Be Ye rongl trains connect at ‘or Teachers. ‘Terms mi = strec tothe Rev. JOSEPH T. INMAN, ERVED. ia unust e mn is cause « —- F7sEkaay Giiy with Goate of rooniya ‘Annex af | northwest. nova0-corm" | tothe Det od kors BERVED: schoo! board, for advice, and that offictal 1s in rect transfer to Fulton street. ‘sure SCTORS ‘York city. blshed and most reli- | Vou can rave double the money you spend iss- spuopies a rior avatedon trons Boatgs Shines ens uy Gon pantaten ai “ +f SORU, dy Where by accepting of these chances. We mean : aor ut Without shoes or stockings. He was buried . ext session commences FESRUARY 1, 1881 ebie LADIES’ PHYSICIAN in the city, can be a te < es tae. | Sake and to allow time for a compromise If po3- but o 3. pao Precise sees, a eg Pitas Seah catia! | Gristine lume eemewaaewsten, | unig ely oop seegamactayecea Goat | Sage = "4 Som wane endo tana look aay or ae encode Rest | on usovrn lot drawn thither by Mooen aes | BOCLDIN. On Fouruary Gt, 18, 5 Limied Express, 9 80'am. | H. : i 5 “ i “ Bovors, tie #on of Kev. Sunday. George's county. Md. janis-tu, th, elu alsrities quickiy cured. Consultation free Sepa- week, The mayor is taking legal couusel in | 8ccompanied only by his own children, and in pasior of the Third Baptist Church, and MA2SLAND AGRICULTURAL OOLLEGE The 8. LEON, the oldest estal DIED. a tog, 9 30,20:90 am. ana | ee ee coe oe janis im | GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION House, | the matie® terred without funeral sermon or any cersiaony | Bf uives Boul» beac toraer, Raber i 30 pee Saeko ee oe b atresta wes nis YONSULT DR. and MADAME SELDEN, Pro- 491 Penna. avenue. ANiGHT OF HORoR.—A special trom Owens- = oth, 18s}, from the Third Baptist Church, om 3 . Bunday, SO alw., 2:50, 6:40, 0:90 and ention law's peomreniee aot Geen aap ft Wwifery ; over twenty years’ sue- ane omer ; Corszr ix OFicM.—It has just com atrcet, bétwoen Stl and Sth atreete Dorth west, wort Pe Re ticcom Line, €40 a.m. and 440 p.m: | exesot lo youre, Weduestos pase men aadoetaen | coeaful practice: Board, iursinn aud rkdutal treat BRANCH STORE, Ud RUAN EEE erie cnt teet Ree disainaiator lor Fope’s Ores Te, |. ‘a 5 a uf for usefulness and self-support. Its graduates | ment; for ladies only. 182 Lexington ave., New dally, except Sunday. pee foe PES For Antao = 6-40 aim. and 440 p.m. daily, ex- secure positions of trust and profit: Course of study y. a oe eres Epaieetie Cons MOTPA FRENOH POWD! SYARDELS AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL | ness Arithmetic, Spencerian Practical Penmanehip, es nile Dl , day WAY [AND ALEXANDBIA AND WASHING- toeeery earch single and ee om esa Es ris, 7:00, 7-2, 9-20, and 11:20a.m., | ture ry and Evening Sessions. we eee tad, eo and LIAO ne-Gullexe A % et A! Atmidpight, Febraary 7th, 1881, years ld, and his sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Good- | light that a syndicate exists in Philadelpata for | _CHAPM. a, rn 211 and 211 1-2 Penna. avenue S.E., | paster, a few years older, lived together ave | the purpose of buying up all the optum in the | ¥-Y- CHstMAn, st the residence of his brotuer, ? ) miles ‘hom the city severai years alone. Mrs. | country and in it, When it was ‘Funeralservice at 12m., Wednesday, the 9th Jan28 CAPITOL HILL. Goodpaster has been paralyzed and unable to | formed opium was selling at $3.50 a pouad, DUC | jnet. ‘The body will be taken to his native town Sn SDNY GASTON SGA ED CaN karo eee et_ out of her bed. On Thursday evening | the speculators forced it up to $7, and it has Connecticut. bd UT THIS OUT FOR BEFEBENCE. | Fierat had gotten in his wood for the night | since declined to about $6, at which {tis now | GLASCOCK. At the i in her condition of beat Teaidence of her mother, y and ming, and before retiriag started to | selling. It is understood that the stock in the | 403 G strect northwest, 7th, a4 Alexandria, 7 1a pita) Gnen | 204 ere eo ine Gollre or address ANE Daas ee eee throw ¢ on bing jacks tog, to bulla up tae re. , ig. | hauasor the syndicate amounts to sixteen hun- | $20 p.m ,0f, dipchetia, Harrie Gav as ob oe 2 ‘and Ok I isaes’ Peb. Button School Shoes a! lifted the log and in throwing It on the Ore fell. cases jum, each, the vee peal Leal rd at ia | [HER INSTITUTE, ‘Men's Gum Overshoes, sizes 6to 12, at 660. pair. | with it, and being ‘unabie to rise, was burned to | whole being valued at $1,500,000. The stock | Glascock, nop i eo hy pee ae ie ee iy oe | aR ABUINGTON, D. 0; aa Bees | gear “26 t08, at 450. pair. | death.” His slater was lying on the Ded, unable | outside of this in the hands of legitimate deai- . oe virts f Mrs. M. B. ARCHER, 1 2 ‘Trains [eave Alerandris for — and 7a, remai yandsy ee to get to him or | ers is very small, apd as the consumption in | ‘ferment on W F800, 8:00, 8-00, 700 ad Del Maseachunetia avenue, Washington, D. 0. janl9 s +100, 3:00, ai ag) 5 : to fifty cases | GEOFRAY. On the 7th inst., at the residence 10:00 a.m.; 14 E ‘Misses’ 11% 2, st 880. pair. | render him apy C last, by an Se Ae We eed of her father, re W. THREINE. Rea teteen Pe ee 8:05, ¥. J. MAX MUELLEB, Director of Ohildren's co ** 6 to 103. at S40. pair. almost superuman ettort, she Sot out ot pea per ae 4 nn Mage ell crop wil | BERDZEM Di Grorrax, wife of de Geofray, iat Da an Music, Bt. Jon's Episcopal Church, Teacher Daged to get back into bed and (aeré | not arrive for'aix mouthe “athe friends of the fatally are invited to attend ‘Ticket, information, sleeping and car so ‘&e., 1th and mapaged id there He Soepmodatiouscan be procured at the norta- | of Fiano, Organ and Vocal » e031 a Ww. #. BICH, Was compelled to le, unable to turn over, with ee to | Be RaReral ge BE “Matthew's ‘ohureh to-morrow. Shd st the depen ane ane eEe, TS RIVATELY Ob Im OLARBOMEILOaty | _ Skillfni treatment for Sick or Lame Ant- her brother's body in full view. DROWNED IN A SuwaR.—A Parts dispatch to ote = vere ese PELVAFELY, on I OLASS—Mathematios, | oi" Hscrable dealing with the owners: —025__—sW2Y Market Bpace-_ ———_—_—__—___ Re pec) (ES eg etig Sal ae a a ad Oe LAD og} | Fairremuneration in all cases submitted LET 09 G0 ro mrccanray’s BEQUESTS ScuatcHED Ocr.—A telegram from | socident, tndtreotiy ros ie gly d Word, Fi ‘ears un, aaa .. lop, N. Y., Fet 5, says:—Miss sult streets: place from eS Polat Anoa inapolinaad Silcompetitive examinations. ae ROB’T SMITH & Co. FOR FINE SHOES. duliza, an elderly isdy> Bnd a sister of Gen. | red at the corner ito Bae Be Henteritio on gence Te en atzont north wast, Mistnesday, 228 _B. W. FLYNN, A.M., 702 6th st. northwest. o Quitman, of Mexican war tame, eh See with his little girl, 10 | fy; bvited: i THE ! eee | ——_————_______—— | Let us go to MOOARTHY'S for cheap Shoes. (ya few weeks ago, leaving & will which ts | was crossing the street gir friends invited to atvend. edu: tHE TRADES. Wekes"e het, Mrs. t, ¥.0. 00. | PULVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH | foruss9 to RoUMNEHT for Ladien aoe. te to ae ome gation, p, reanoa ot a | years of age, when the latzer, In order to escipe | eT SS Lizkks uy Shoes. | few new l aspects involv 1e as ap ‘oO iO. PAY.— eT eo RINTERS, | sorein the Precch Panne ee bornwest. “Lee- | BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORE, ua 30 to PHYS for Childress: 23 Tend CReCued Boe ea fae cen to the pavement, fell down @ x A Gi ee oa Cae pai HL. H. DODGE, mae forbuoroldsreauup- | Chsinslly, drawn and execu Pepe se take {laine whlch had been opened for the DU‘ | Coughs, Golde, Oroupy Tiroat Oe Re Poets eee — STOCKS AND INVESTMENT Soret. | Pers. original, Instrument, however, It appears the cof shooting che snow {ato the sewers | M. | wo. fig drops it. If not BAZEESS BOOT ‘SITTERS. BT Tne BOUGHT and BOLD ox COMMISSION. ues fOr BRO OrR aes lestatrix bequeal $5,000 to_the twodaugh— ee Sent oF ularly her to and | Fold by W. OF ‘Srazier’s Bit- 539 15th street, us sot band-madegbyes. | ‘crs of her nephew, F. Henry Quitman, aod | was in the regularty taking 2 and roid E on BF Reah is fable ond sea anew, Bit Ne. ba Jet wapo to {Pras comtnen seaes | $1,000 to another grand-niece, the daughter of | fetching her from schoo! aimcn: Se Frazier’s Bitters. If fen ~ (ConcoRaN BUILDING, ) us go to 'S Eltvvabeth. These two clauses in the will now | restrained from following her into the drain, uuue=>=>=>e—ee ‘use Frazier’s Bitters I? worn aay AGESOY FOR PRINCE AND WHITEL: BROS. 0 00 MoU for hoamatoneprice, | appear crossed out. itvisclatmed that, sorae | Where the mass of water and hsit-iquid su0w with the care of children, use Bitere. “tt Brook Boxers, Us gto MOGARTHY'S for bore good: time after executing the paper, the old lady, orocuied, and pelo pe aay he Dimes Sse Biters. it 64 Brdadway, New York. Hits Sil goto MooanTEY'S for some reason, changed her iiind, and, 1n- | Wa ea ae aren the one eae use trasier’s Bitters. ed and on NEW YORK SHOE STORE, stead of writing a codicil, she went to the workmen che Nake Franer's Beet titan at Cniaase |, aects 605 Pennsylvania svenus. | having her will in charge and scratched ous ain | cadearmstng 1 save he Bote elle. the Rooded ee eo reas above clauses. oties of peokein sleet oe ible, and as yet the Bereaved parents have Fras’ Bitlors. if iife hes become’. vate ‘and clauses named, has been given, wmnether | bot eves haa the sad satisfaction O¢ ‘seeing the (Ro — Lo the can stand as a will with such clauses y Every part sewers into Ee y one hacian Semnthe ‘whether, uses ‘which the body could possibly have been car- dim, frazier’s Root Bitters cities a4 en out, Or Pouca | ried have been fully explored, and the eugl. pee frorbotie, ENET ice a Teepe beerng of the drainage aystem ‘are of low per kets re- shall go to the residuary ee, OF it | neers Sy reached the Setme at Avsnieres in lees Spavi ile Proprietors, © stort ‘Sfteen” minutes would go as if tostatri hat died intestate, are uae ft ressed ste an ce & Pennsyl. and Provisions ‘af issue, uarter ‘hour after the accident.’