Evening Star Newspaper, February 28, 1881, Page 3

AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. MISCELLANEOUS. MISCELLANEOUS. ALTEB B. WILLIAMS & 00., Auctiouesrs. SHAS OER’ LE OF VALUABLE IMPR VED = REAL ESTATE IN THE SOUTHEAST 003. NER OF EIGHTEENTH AND I STREETS ES APEINGTON oITy, THE STEAMER Y, i leave her wiert, foot of 7th street, on TURS- JAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, at6.0.m.. stopping st PINEY POINT and POINT LOOKOUT fo he and returning. Kerurpipg jeaves Norfolk on Wedueadays, Fri- indays st 4 p.m to Fortress Monroe and DIBTEICT OF COLU! By virtue of a decree of the Supreme ‘Listrict of Columbia, passed in No. 6,997, bet seen Elfen Frazier, plain- of John Frazier et al., d will thE 28TH Day OF FEBRUARY, A.D. 1831. AT Five O'CLooK P.M., se | at public atiction, in front of the premises, ail that piece or ing and being in the City of Wa: strict of Columbia, Known ss part of {ots mam. in square 127, bewinning for said the north west corner of asid square Tunping thence souty slong 18th street west 50 feet; thence east 25 feet; thence north ence west to the point of beginn: y alarge Brick i ‘The location is exc ‘Terms: One-third of purchase money in cash. the balance in six and twelve months from day of Pypagen — from e secured by oppro' 87 varchaser or purchasers. A deposit of 8100 will be required when prope deed isto besiven until all the purchase moiey and interest shall be paid. to be at purchaser's expense, and terms wo plied within #even days, otherwise the Trastees serve the rixht to resell at risk and cost of dofault- chaser. WILLIAM J. M1 Office 485 Lo BENJ. 1. DAB! Office 490 Louisiana ave., ALE OF FISH WHAR HE ory OF GEORGETON tiff, and the heirs we, the undersigned trus Becond-cisse = 150 Pirat-class fare to Piney Point & Point Lookout 1.5) od clase... ae 8 ai reel of gr und Freight received GEORGE MATTINGLY, Supt AK STEAMER ARBOWSMITH Iwill lene Potomasc Ferry Co. WHATS, street, cock m B. WELOH, Agent. febtl_ | bered 16 and 17, ; improved SUNDAY, TUESDAY AND THURSDAY, d back build- *TOMAQ BIVER LANDINGS as far Ss Leovardencn and Somint: returning ESDAY aud FRIDAY. Fare and Fretxbt st lowest rates. F. J. STONE. Purser. Ss ECIAL ROTICE NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS. 7 JANE MOSELEY will resume her MONDAY, tho 2ist instant, her wharf, foot of 6th street, ever; EXVAY and FBIVAY at 5 o'cloex p. at Finey Point, Point Lockout and r of sale, and payraent Cost of conveyancing trips to NUKFOLE on tb Fortress Monroe and N VES AND STALLS IN WASHINGTIUN AND NGINFER DEPARTMENT, Distaiet oF CoLumn: Wasnisaron, Feb. 16th, 1891 Notice is hereby wi ven that on MONDAY. Ess- Fish Wharves aad Fish *taterooms can be sec ik NEW YORK STEA (ON Tu Ruaky 28TH, 1s], the Stalis in the Cities of Washioxton and Georgetown, % d, at public auction, for the term Of ove year, from March 1, 1831, a8 fol ‘O'CLOCK PM. the highest bidder. ‘Terms: Cash in advance. ALSO, AT THE SAME TIME, and mpon the premises, Fish Wharf. at the foot of Potomac OI Georgetown Mi rice larket House to For particulars apply to axant, __ ALFRED WOOD, Pecretary._ LOY D—STRaManTP K, Havas, LONDON, s the Georesown Street, to the highest bidder, ‘Terms: Ossh in advance. ‘The purchaser the wharf in repair during his tarm of lease. OCKP.M., on the eam ‘th and ?th streets noi is of tho (Center) Washington ‘ an a ees Ron beg privileges by laws of the corpo ton Ie onlainian wi foeks for landing. tale of fish; and no wharf or do SABE desmed eeible, unless situated at come Torth side of the Potomac river, be- th street east ald 14th street weet, to the ‘be paid on the day of asle, and Bosnia’ Sue five days from the SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN- ‘The steamers of this company will sa‘] every Sat- nrday from Breinen Pier, foot of $d street, Hoboken. of paseave —From New York to Havre, Lon- than ton and Bremen, first cabi mie! 10.. 2 Bo PETZ: LOTT & O0., Waahiust. Pi w_ Green, New Yo; a5 Ps. Ave., avents Javi9 ‘Terme: 811 the reeidue to -v of sale. cTdeF of the Bosrd of Commi Major of Enxine A. neces Commissioner of 10. ba THOMAS DOWLIA< THE cunarn! otre. SHIP COMPANY Lim- Between Ne w Vork and Liverpool, Call- ing nt Corks Hari ¥ i Mt ER 40, N. B.. 2 nthon Wed, Pon sraeee D.C. THIS EVEN, NG Bothni We And every We inesday from New York. QIETH ANNUAL AUOTION SALE BATES OF PAssAG8. according t0 accor 15 additional. GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, NSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST, LEOPOLD BIc HOLD, PROPRIETOR. 100 CASES OF LADIES, GENT'S AND MISSES’ DAMAGED BY THE LATE all other parts of trates. of Isden given for Belfast, Giss werp and other ports ou the Oon- editerranean ports. Forfre'xit sud passage spply at the Oom Office, No 4 Bowling Gree cabin to OTIS mach bt gow, Havre, A La nay been ig nan SHOES, &e., or both steerawe and Tt street, We are compelled to close the same out at | @rest sacrifice by public auction, in orde: make room for our immense spriog stock. We invite the ladies snd wents of Washioxton and surrounding counties to attend Sale to commence FRIDAY, Ti 20 O'ctocn. Nixht sales at 7 o'clock. SON H. BROWN & ©O., N. ¥. N*E* XOM4M—-BOTTERDAM, ase Steamers of this Line, STH INBT., AT TEN,” and ‘'MAAS," m, regularly on WALTER B. WILLIAMS &Co., Auctioncers. POSITIVE CLOSING BALES OF FINE TRIPLE A BUGE! 50. Agent, 27 South Ww. corner 10th and D streets, facing Penna. ave., THIS DAY, At 11 A. Mw, 3 AND 7.30 PM. ‘der Taunton Silver Plate Go. By order Taunton a bybalt, ‘ fe25 6t__ WALTER B WILLIAMS & CO., Aucta. UNREDEEMED tATLROADS. BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. ‘THE MODEL FAST LINE, AND THE ONLY LINS BETWEEN ‘THE EAST AND THE WEST, VIA WASHINGTON. DOUBLE TRACE! JANNEY COUPLER! STEEL SCHEDULE BM TAKE On MONDAY, Fi M q ivania svenne, cor- forfeited by n: extsblishment. No. 123: ith street, all Pledwes demption at this date, constating of Gold and Silver | Watches, Jewelry, Guns, P. FOLEY, Auct. a JYEDNESDAY, LEAVE WASHINGTON. Mncinnadl and St. Louis Fast Bx- press. §.00—Baltimore, Ellicott City and way etations. %2.40-Bsltinore Express. 6.50_Baltiv.ore, Annsyolis, and way. (Piedmont Btrasbure, Winchester, Hagerstown and way, and way stations. antcu and Valley Express. Haxerstown and at Point o! ick jew York. Philadel TO-MORROW. OLEY, Auctioneer, 811 7th street northwest. ASSIGNEB'S SALE. tion Rooms, 811 7th at., at 1@ entire stock of a Btove and onsistiny a8 follows— ooden Ware, &c., 0. ; e8, Bhowcases, ke | from the Assixnee the ve mentioned, and it will be sold to the highest bidder for cash.’ Dei inyited. Don't forget to attend. 3 Saie to commence on TOESDAY MORNING, at 16 o'cLock, on the 1ST OF MARCH, at $11 7th street By order of Assignee. FOLEY, Auct. MEDICAL, &c. aM. 41.60—Ohicaws, € ‘vis Hels: 8.10—Point of Rocks Very fine Countei Ihave this day r entire stock as al shia and Boston Express. for Baltimore, Annspaiis (Stops at Hyattavilis, rel, Annapolis June- Iniesgo, Cincinnst: and § 10.00 Baltssare Expreea. slere specially Eon, Jeseny 110.40—Pittebu: p, Lule x0 1g.10—Baltimore, gilioott City, Annapolis and Way $1.28—On Sanday ont $2.06—Balt'more Expr Ex ¥2.28—New York, Phiisdelpnis and §.80—Baitimore and Way Stations. Eredsrick, Hagerstown and JESSE BROWN. feb25-3t . for Baltimore and way. itimore, Brest, (Frederick, Vis Helay. Stops at Anus Lt 2. SULT DR ROBERTSO esday Saturday, at his office, 456 O st. north- west, near 43g #t., from 2 to¥ p. m., who, with 15 years’ experience, wusrantees 8 cure in ali diseases rinary Ur, ans, rvou Seminal Nocturnal Emigsions, Impotency, &o. Goporrhera or Syphilis, recently contrac’ Pe tively cured in from 8 to 10 } tnd separate ofices for Indie ending physicians of Baltimore. — 198. Eutawet., Baltimore. C! 2 : al 16.45_Philadelptiiaand psa an tnsdi sd Way. vin Haley: 6.06 Fotntot focks end Way Stations. 16.45— Baltimore and Way Stati 7. 80—Baltimore and Laurel Ex $8.5 Pitiapurs, Cinciunatt and bt Lonts Bxpresa. 110.00—New Yor! an ‘Ex Oar to New York, and spec ‘to Philadelphia. FOREST HAS BEMEDY FOR ._ All female complaints quickly cured. | Cam be consulted dat'y at 924 7th street | Office hours from 1 to 9 p. m. —PERMATORHCEA, Inn) S cay, Emissions ‘and jckiy cured by Dr HENEIE- avenue southwest. COGSSSLT DB: feasors | cessful practice; ‘bo: fi Blogging Car rDeopt Bandy For further information sppiy at the Bal and Ohio ticket ‘Washington Statio: S19 and 1881 Pennsylvania sven Guecked and rece! ved st any point in the city. A881 peskivivinte ors 1881 SOKTH, WEST AND BOUTH WEST. 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DODGE, NDB, STOCKS AND INVESTMENT SECUEI- PUES BOUGHT and B8OLD on COMMISEIOR No. 539 15th street, (Conconax Bureprxa,) AGENOY FOR PRINCE AND WHITELY, Stock BRoxess, 64 Broadway, New York. of SEQURITIES in San iew York, Boston and on the New York Stock eighth of one ht adel. 2 ESS Breet cent commiasic wires to Baltimore, Ww" STONE ABERT, ATTOBNEY-AT-Law, Ro. 408 Sth st. aw, JUNOCANSON BROB., Auctioneers, EARE AND VALUABLE OI!, PAINTINGS, MIR RORED FRONT WARDROBE. FREX PLATE MANTEL MIRROR AND ROSEWOOD OHICRERING +IANO, 7 OOTAVE. Oa TUESD*¥ MORNING, Maron Isr. aT Twatve O'CLocK we will aell withi tog ing fson their Hunting Grounds, by Gen. Eastman, U.S A. Columbus’ Re-urn to Seain. The Eescue, by Colderne Cypress Swamp, by Lanman. 1t NGANSON BROS., Auctioncers, D™** Oth and D stress ‘northwest STLAKE CHAMBER FURNITURE, MAIR- BACTOLH ABD OTHER PARLOR BUT TES, LOUNGES, CARPETS, TABLES. STOVES TURE: STOO! ER FI A AND CANSIMERE HATS; LOT OF CONS:STING OF WASH- BOWL. PITCHKRS AND SLOP-JARS, BUITABLE ¥OR INAUGURATION: ALSO; LARGE STOOK OF TINWARE. ROILERS, ERTTLES, PANS, BASINS. OOFFER PITS, lL CANS, IVE ‘OREAM FREEZERS, Ko., All of which will be sold at TUESDAY MOKNING, MENCING a? 10 O'CLOC I y IANSUN BHO> Anctionee: is 9th and D ‘streets northwest. SES BRANDY, SHERRY, MADERTA. PORT fea AND STOUCH!ON BITTERS, BOXES TO- 8, 8, BTABCH, TUOBACJO, z ‘MILL AND OTHER 3 ERIFS. On TUERDAY MOB ING, Manow Ist, AT 12 x on rocms. O FEO Wibin OUT UANSOM BKOS., Anct. G_BENSINGER, Auctioneer. Ly iat iste EREMP7ORY SALE OF 10 HEAD OF HORSE’. PAW ill be eold at the Market House Stablea, corner 12th street and Ohio avenue, on WEDNESDAY, Mancu 20 at 1 o'cLock. “Auioug which will be found some good workers and dcivers. An.ple trial civen with each horse. By ord=r of febws 2t WM. BUSWELL. G_ BENSINGER, Aucticneer. Be — TAL SPRING ALE OF CARRIAGES, SBSUEE WAGO} I will sell at the Bazaar, 998. 949 and 942 Lovisiana ave., on THUREDAY, ESE MARCH 8p_ 1881, AT 12 O'cL OOK M., 150 Different 8tyl:8 New and Second-hand Top . Side bar and End Spring Bugxies, Extension Top €-Passsnger Carriagea, Jump Feats, Side Spricg Gresk Wagons, Express Wagons, Jagger, & 0, * Large Stoot New and Second-hand Buggy, Car- Tiaxe and Express Harve: S. BENSINGESR, Auctioncer. §27"All parties having Carriages or Wagons on Bterage are notified tm come forward and pay charges or the same will be sold without fnrther Rotice. feb2s-3t onr auction rooma on Manca Ist, com- MES GUILD & el a TRUSTEF'S SALE_OF UNIMPROVE! IWE F STREET NORTHWEST, WASHL TON, D.C. By virtue of adved of ‘trust to us, dated 16th se JN, Auctioneers. sy of Liber No. fori) 409. Of the iand records ct of Columbia, and at request of parly secured, we will sell, at, public auction, in ront of the premises, on THURSDAY, THE DAY OF MARCH, 1581, AT 6 O'CLOCK P. ‘0 parcel of zrovnd in the city of Washingt: Jumbia, known as lot numbered fifty- G- Haley's recorded subdivision the sqnare numbered three hundred and fix (306) of sald city. Terms of sale: ‘One-half cash in five days from Gate of eale; the balance ia six months from dsy of sale with interest, secured by deed of trast on the property. A deposit of $200 will be requir-d on tho lot at the time of sale, conveyanciay at cost ef purchaser. If terms of ‘eale are not com- piled with {n five days from date of eale Trustees reserve right to resell at risk and cost of defaulting Purchaser WILLIAM SMITH, > feb26-111" HORACE K-FULTON, | Trustees UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. RUSTEES’ BALE OF VALUABLE UNIM- PROVED REAL ESTATE. BEING SQUARE No. 185, BUUNDED BY HAMPSHIRE AVENUB, SEVENTEENTH AND EIGH- NIH SiREETS, AND Q AND B T B 5 STREETS NORTHWEST. By virtue of a deed of trust to.ug, dated on the 24th dey of May, 1872, and recorded in! Liber No. 684, folio 419, of the land records for the District of Columbia, and by direction of the parties secured, 6 wil! sell, at public auction, in front of the premises, on TUESDAY, THE 8TH DAY OF MAucH, 1851, aT 4:30 O'CLOOK P'M., all of Fquare numbered ou hundred and fifty-five (155), in the City of Washington, D. 0. ‘This property 1a bounded by New Hampehire avenue, 17th and isth streets, and Q and is strocts northwest, and offers unusual attractions to investors and builders prescribed by the deed of trast $45, 006 with 6 per cent. interest from the 24th May, isi8, to the cay of eal, and the expenses of sale (amount of which will’ be announced at time of sule) cash; balance in six and twelve months for WhI-I the Doles of the purchaser or purchasers with interest from day of sale, secured by a deed of trust upon the proverty wiil be taken: A’ deposit f 81,000 will be required at time of ale, couvey- ° ancing at purchaser's cost. If terms are not complied with in fve days from day of, sais the Prus'ecs wiil resell at the risk aud cost of de- sane CTETIANC A. GORDON, 3n.,? IN, IR, H.W. DOWNMAN. fir aatece: febl6-dis TST REEIS BOUTHEADT. © of decree of the Supreme Court istrict of Oolumbia, p 7,531, doo estate situate in the city of Washington, District of Columbia, to wit: Lot numbered thirtern (13), in square red seven hundred snd thirty-two th the a two-story trust upon the premises sold. A deposit of $100 will be required at the time of sale conveyaucing at purchaser's cost. If terms of sale are not com- plied with in seven days the ‘Trustees reserve the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser after five days’ adver- ment HDNET BeOS way, | NET. GROWNING.” } Trustees. Columbia Law Building, } B. B. WARNER, Auct. feb23-e0 pp soeaen BRus., Auctioneers. 'STEES’ SALE OE UNIMPROVED LOTS ON DORNER OF SEVENTH AND H STREETS SOUTHWEST. By virtue of a deed of trust to us, dated Aer: erest at Six percent, and secured by ‘a deal of my October, AD. 1877, aud recorded in Liber S74, folio 264, of theland records tor District of Columbia, and at requist of Lae f secured, we Wille, at vublic auction. in front of the premises, on THUBSDAY, tHE Lor Day OF Manou, 1881, Ar 4'4 O'CLOCK P.f , all thoee parcels of ground in the city of Washinaton, in the District of Oolum- bis, Enown as Lote ten (10), elaven (11). twelve (22), and north aif of thirteen (13), in saniare four undred and th'rty-nine. ‘These lote front on 7th and H streets souti:sest, and will be oid separately. f sale: Que-third cash; belance in six, élve and elzhteen montlis with interest from da of sale, seeured by deed of trust on procerty. deposit of $100 on each lot will be required at time of sale. Conveyancing at costof purchaser. If terms of sale are not complied with in one week the ‘Trustees resorve right to resell at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser. WILLIAM A. GORDON, = J. HOLDSWORTH GORDON, PROFESSIONAL. | MONDAY. SOUTHERN MARYLAND RAILROAD CO TOLU HOCK AND RYE. TOLU BOCK AND BYE. TOLU ROCK AND BYR. OFFICERS, TOLU ROOK AND BYS. 3. H. LINVILLE, Philade!phis, Pa. B. F. FOL80M, M. H. HOFFMAN, (Trade-Mark Secured.) THE GREAT APPETIZER. AND SURE GURB DIRECTORS. ants) J. H. LINVILLE, Philadelphia, Pa. B. F. FOLSOM, M. H. HOFFMAN, WM. P. HENZEY, (Baldwin Locomotive Works, FOR COUGHS, OOLDS, BRONOHITIS, ASTHMA. OONSUMPTION, AND ALL DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS. THOMAS T. BUTCHER, Philadelphia, Pa. How. GEORGE H. FAIBMAN, Gen. D. B. McKIBBIN, U.8.A., ‘* JOSEPH TRIMBLE, WM. H. LAFFERTY, Camden, N. J. CHARLES E. COATES, Baltimore, Md. Commopore W. W. W. WOOD, Ch. Eng'r, ©. 8. N., Washington, D 0. JOHN M. BROOM, St. Mary's, Md. The most scceptable preparation known for Bronchial, Pectoral and Pulmonary ASoctions. AN EXOEL- LENT APPETIZER and TONIO, for general and family nse. The!mmense ENGINEER, J. L. MEIGS, Washington, D. 0. and inoreasing sales and testimonials THE SOUTHERN MARYLAND BAILROAD, Fecelved daily are the best evidencer of its virtues and popularity. Location of the Hoad and Objects. The Southern Maryland Rallroad is designed to extend from Point Lookout, at the mouth of the Potomac river, to Washington, where it will make connection with the Baltimore & Potomac Branch of the Pennsylvania Road, and with the Washing- ton and Metropolitsn Branch of the Baltimore & PUT UPIN QUART-SIZR BOTTLES GIVING “[oRE FOR THE MONEY THAN ANY | ARTIOLE IN THE MARKET. From Point Lookout to Brandywine, where it in- tersects the Pope's Creek Branch of the Taltimore” [.| PRIOE 84 PER BOTTLE. | & Potomac Road, is a distance of 53 miles, of whicli 46 miles have been graded. The length of theroad 1877 miles. In ita location it conforms clossly to the dividing ridge between the waters of Potomac river and Chesapeake Bay from Point Lookout to the city of Washington. ‘The charter is s liberal one, and was obtained in ‘The objects of its prosectore were the agri- cultural development of Point Lookout pentnsuls, and to open a new outlet tothe Atlantic Ocean, by way of St. Mary's river and Chesapeake Bay, for the yast and ever-incressing productions of the DON’T BE DECEIVED by unprin- Cipled dealers, who try to palm off common Rock and Rye in place of our TOLU ROOK and BYE, which is the only MEDIOATED article made, the GENUINE having a PROPRIETARY GOVERNMENT STAMP ON EACH LAWRENCE & MARTIN, PROPRIETORS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS, GROCERS and DEALERS EVERYWHERE, J.C. ERGOOD & CO., WHOLESALE AGENT# IN WASHINGTON, D. O. A. VOGELER & CO. The Southern Maryland Road is virtually an ex- tension of the Pennsylvania and the Baltimore & Ob{o Roads to deep water in the lower Chesapeake, and through them and their ramifications it be comes connected with the whole railroad system of the countrygand with the coal fields of Virxinia, Maryland and Pennsylvania. NOTICE—REMOVALs take pleasure in announcing tomy friends, cus- tomers and the pubzic, that I have leased the fine store, 939 Pennsylvania avenue, and will oceupy thesame about the 15th of March. fore offer my entire stock of clothing at and below cost. The stock is of this scason's manufacture, consisting of fine Black Cloth Dress Suits, Diazo- nal and Worsted Suits, Cassimere and Oheviot Suite, Diagonal, Beaver, Chinchidls and other styles of Overcoatz, a large assortment of Ulster- ettes, Spring Overcoats in ail the new shades, Boys? and Ohildren's Suits, and a great many other specialties. ‘These goods are suitable for the com- ing inauguration, and a better opportunity to buy | Fine Clothing at euch | never been offfed before. 30-YEAR SIX PER OENT GOLD BONDS SOUTHERN MARYLAND RAILROAD COM- PANY, OENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK, TRU: » 46 MILES GRADED. sacrificinx prices has ‘Ihe road will be completed to Drum Point Har bor, at the mouth of Patuxent river, within sixty days, and to St. Mary's Harbor in ninety days and to POINT LOOKOUT within four months. Subscriptions will be received for $500,000 of the above bondsat par, by the Citizens’ National Bank, Washington, D.O., ard also by the guarantee Trust & Safe Doposit Company, of Philade: STRAUS, 1011 Pennsylvania avenue, Botween 10th and 11th streets WELCOME VISITOHS! Fine Old BHERETZS, 82, 8, 84, 85 yer gallon. cou OMTAWEA WINE, #1 Finest stock of OLD YE WHi SKLES i the $5, $3.50, 84, 85. ¢. WITMER. 1 831 50 YEARS ESTA. Good elther before or after the Holidays. leaned or Besntifull: LES’ GARMENTS to. ind Dry Uleaning and Premium lishment. 1068 (49) Jetierson Street, Georgetown, B. 0. Work called for and delivered here in the ae anywi * 1881 2918 Penna, ave. wPECIAL NOTICE. ECIAL ATTENTION Of purchasers to anew assortment of very elewaut GHIOKDES, and 5 Db. GS AND CARPE From emalleize Mats to extra ts re very elegant 00% PRICES. Al INSTER and oti HOOE, BRO. & CO. VETEBINABE HEADQUABTERS, 409 Fourteenth Street. . & Aer of WIL- Skillful treatment for Sick or Lame Ant Sones mais. Honorable dealing with the owuers. Fairremuneration in cases submitted: ROB’T SMITH & Co. AFBTY, RELIABLE-SECURITY. RATIONAL BAFE DEPOSIT OOMPANY. 15th Street and New York Avenue. lar and Damp Proof Vaults from $5 . Government bon to 000. Als a plas Yate. Boat ds on deposit fc jeposit for Mansgers—Willism LUMBER. OUR IMMENSE TRADE SHOWS WHAT VIM AND PUSH WILL DO. BUT STEADY LOW PRICES, YEAR IN AND YEAR OUT, WILL OREATE AND BUSINESS SUCH AS OUBS. EVERY ADVANTAGE THAT BUYERS OAN POSSIBLY BEEK I8 A8- SURED. LOW PRICES. LARaE STOOK OF SIX MILLION ARCHITECT TO FURNISH PLANS AND DRAWINGS FREE OF OHARGE. OTHER YARD OFFERS SO MANY IN- DUOCEMENTS TO BUYERS. WILLET & LIBBEY, NTON FISCHER’S DRY CLEANINGES- TABLISHMENT and DYE WORKS, No. 906 northwest, near the U. 8. Pater and GENTLEME: OLEA! TO. in cleaning fine EVENING years Xperience. Terms FLEcamrane AND HOBEHOUND COUGH DROPB, Refieve and Cure Coughs, Colds and Hoarseness quer ‘than any other remedy. Half-pound Boxes cents. ARTHUR NATTANS, PHARMA‘ Jith and I and 2d'and BD ets. nos RB, WEISENBORN, DENTisr, removed to 918 ith st. northwest. CELLULOID TERTH inserted #7 per sot, and all opera- tions onthe natural Teeth at reasonable prices. Extracting, 60 cts. Jang a etnias EL i. DURE, Dentist, 715 14th st. northwest, bet. G st: and N. ¥. ave.—Beautiful Bets of Testh, 88: Teeth Fill i; Ex-' tracting without Pain, 60 cts. opera- = tions warranted. jani9 RK. T. M. TALBOTT, Dentist, No. 437 7th st, three doors from’ oor. E. Dentis- try iu all its branches. Teeth inserted 87 per set. All work warranted. Janl9 QOOT SURGERY, 02 Bunions, Bsd Nails, Ohilblains, &o. Dee Whites 16 rears Practical experience throughout the United States and Osnada, and 19 of consecutive practice in Waahinyton, D. 0., enables the successful treat- ment of ail ailments of the feet, hence the elite from far and near, visit his establishment, 14) Penns, opp: Willard's Hotel. “Heo 81 per Re PARSONS, Dentist, No. 428 7th st. n? bet. D and £ ata. over Hallant cs referenoos. Gharves moderate," decs One SPECIALTIES. ‘ME. BROOKE TELLS ALL EVEN’ 4 Gentiom« each. No. ‘tween 4th and 5th streets north’ febi JR. ROBERTSON, one of the most saccessful D specialists in this country (with 16 ex: fi i timore. th treet, Bal- ere pista oftice, 19 Bout utaw oe Be BB. AP RENOH. Medium, Manipulator and Magnetic Healer. Still at 707 I st. north. west. Circles TuesdayKvenings. Hours from 9 am. tod p.m. feb9 Im* O. CANDE: M. D., V. D., of N. $¥.— H. Vitapathy or Vitai Cure for all diseases of Dody and mind. Lung and Throst, Oonsumptio! Loss of Vitality. Hemorrhoides or Piles. Gatarr! and all weaknesres a specialty, All Tumors, Ms- whatever name or na- Youn nortinecat a SSS M28. 3. WRIGHT, Cratavoranz axp Mac XETIC PHYsIOrAN, has omin in treat- fhe Soule and chronia discatos. The eullering should call at residence, street, corner Of F street northwane Lemlbemiar sy Se sagF of I=] ii a a A i ence, 944 K strect, comer AIRYMEN, ATTENTION !—Just receive 4 cars oat straw, and for sale in quantities to as clover hay snd a great deal make the richest milk and more W, H. TENNEY & SONS, Wholesale Dealers in #1 ae Post, Gore | th st. and New York ave., are, rty Market Square. LEV JOHNSON & CO., Bankers, WASHINGTON, D. a, DEALEES IN UNITED STATES BONDS, DIB TRICT and other INVESTMENT BEQURITIES, DOMESTIO and FOREIGN EXOHANGE. Jani9 OODWIs 8 SUN DIA: For Heating Parlors, Dining Rooms, Hall and ‘Rooms. For sale at Office of Wash'n Gas Lt. Co., 423 Tenth st. northwest. Gall and examine them. ON.—GENUINE DEOKER, & CO’8 PATENT TRANS- FERRING PAPERS, IN EVERY STYLE. ight Oolors for Stamping Dark Goods. be for Mtamping Light Goods. 18 ui 5 is 7 Agent in this District aud Vitginis foe tne PATTERNS of every kind, suttable for sil kinds ‘trumente ; Burdett ‘K. Patterns for Ladies’ Dresse: Ditpouse Biaoas® Sor the isan ear. Children'a Shawls, Dresses, Se. prays and Weeaths for Tidiee, Mats, Tollet Ses, AAVERTE! OLIVETTE! A much clearer and better impresrion can be ob- pers than in any other way. are invited tocalland seethem. Small samples ‘ined from theee Pa: D “TD. NIMMO'S, SIDNEY 2,37 5 8. STAMPING CO., Senay PLUMBING. Years’ Practica, EXPERIENOR. JAS. F. BRIEN, 419 Sth st. n.w., ‘witha vise to tee oropet eantt a." Orders promptly Aled. oct#-fta GES TLEMEN’s BATS. SPRING STYLES, 1381. Just received a full stock of DRESS AND BUSINESS HATS. MILITARY HATS, CAPS AND CORDS. Societies Furnished at Manufacturers Prices. B. H. STINEMETZ, HATTER, feb19_ 22387 Pa. ave., next to coraer 15th st. gray A.B. SOHOFIELD, Agent. °NO REASONABLE OFFER FOR ANY ARTICLE IN OUB LARGE FORFEITED PLEDGES, Comprising FINE DIAMONDS, Ladies and Gents’ GOLD WATOHES and FINE JEWELBY. MOREY TO LOAN AT 6 PER GENT. SPECIAL RATES FOR $100 AND UPWARDS. J.M. & R. COHEN, 1105. Penna. ave, northwest. Counselor-at-! Specialty—ratent tag ot ter NS IN STOCKS, HN A. DODGE & OO., and Brokers, No, 12 Wall a, N. v., on cent. and what secure STOOK PRI’ rates in which $25 te $100 can information on application and TPET, o) ent Office practice. THE EVENING STAR. -Febrnary 2S, iss LOCAL NEWS. Let the Bu lerkes Off Inau, Day. Editor Star:-—I would like to call the atten- ‘Uon of our merchants and tradesmen to this letter. I am a clerk in one of the numerous stores in the District of Columbia, and have the Same desire fo witness the inaugural ceremo- nies and to view the processions as goverament clerks. Congress has made the 4th of March a holiday here; the clerks, mechanics and ia- borers employed in government work will that day have the privilege to turn out with their clubs or to spend the day in any manner sutta- bie to them, while we poor private clerks will have to remain in our places of bustnass uniess these stores are closed. The majority of the proprietors would gladly close upon that day, while there are others who will have heir stores remain open with their clerks behind the coun- ters, for fear that if they closed they would miss the sale of a spool of cotton or a box of matches, as the case May be. Our employers say, when asked to close their places of business upon the 4th, that if their neighbors will close they will gladly do so, but so long as One remains open they will all do the same. Could we but im- press upon them that we have the same desire to see and the same curtosity to satisty that they or others have would it not have some weight? Would they not be willing to loss the enormous profit made by the sale of said spool ofcotton or box of matches and close their places of business upon that day? Of course restaurants and cigar stores would not be ex- pected to do Unis, as that day will undoubtedly one of the most profitable to them of the yesr; but the retail and wholesale dey goods, grocery and other stores will do very little upon Inauguration day, and why not ailow their clerks to have the same privileges that are al lowed the government clerks, losing their stores after 9 o'clock In the morning? GROCERY CLERK. ————as IBuminate on inauguration Night, Editor Star:—As we are now on the eve of inauguration day, and expect so many stran- gets in our midst, many of whom will remain in our city over night; and of the number who do remain yery many will not go to the in auguration bali, what provision have we Taae to entertain shoe sezangers on te night of inauguration day? v. TPLy NODE ac all, si undaretcny, Congress has’ nade no ration Lo light even Pennsylvania ave- No! with not even a sky rocket! Now, sit, Can you not stir up our citizens to tum! bete thely windows on that line. 1 mean on yeunsylvanla avenue. A few lantern3 and a few cradles, some extra light In each window Would give Pleasure to hundreis Of strangers who will remaizi 1th us at least for One night. Lighting the Avenué Will not only be a ‘as ant entertainment, but 2180 a protection to our merchants and the strangers amongst us on that night. Now, sir, will you DOt speak to merchauts and business people generally, to do something towards lighting up Pennsyiva- Dia avenue. Most of the money spent by these strangers wil! vass into the handsof Avenue merchants. Tlen let them giv return. How Shall We Sce the Inaugura: tion Fireworks! Editor Siar:—It seemste be the project of i ie inauguration committee to have the firew: on the night of 4th of March located in the White Lot. Behold the mud in whieh visitors as well as residents would have to stand to ob- tein a view from the south, where we must go in order to face the display. Cannot the fire- Works be placed on the west front of the Capi- tol, where not only the largest number could view (hem, but where they Could stand on the smooth avenue lnstead of the lately inundated land south of the proposed site? Cannot this committee be entreated to change this site, and thereby accommodate the large crowd? Bb re tatiana A Promenade Concert. ‘or Star:—W ill you be 50 kind as toc: attention of the “committee on Inaug Bali” to the fact thatif they will give a prom bade concert the next night after the bali; leaving everything in the way of decorations as It was We night before, and charge a moder- ate admission fee, say 25 ‘cents. tt will enabie a large number Of strangers as well as citizens to see the ball-room, spend a pleasant evening =e dd largely to the recelpts of the com- mittee. The Courts. COURT IN GENERAL TERM. To-day, McManus agt. Standish, Winder at, ‘Standish, aud Childs agt. Porter; on hearing. Equity Covrr—Judge cor, Saturday, Myers agt. Myers; trustees ordered to pay $100 to Complainant. Bogss agt. Ryan; Frank ‘T. Browning appointed guardian ad litem. Glover agt. Keller; 8. G. Fant appoln guardian ad litem to infants. Arundeil | Imlay: trustee ordered to pay $113.39 to B. J. ,; Darnelile. King agt. Bulkley; commisstoner to j take testimony 1u Kansas ordered to Issue. Clarke agt. Clarke; restraining order returnat arch 1. ‘To-day, Evans agt. Evans; decree of divorce, Thomas agt. Thomas; allmony and custody ot children denied. Ker agt. Wilkinson; trus‘ee @ to pay fee. English agt. Engits! b. ‘UL agt. Witz, Ume for filing audi- tended. 1. COURT, Judge James, ove year at the Auburn, OSear_ Jackson, prev u 3 ‘need toone year at vbnrn State prison. John Young, embers Lot 1.400 pounds of tailow, pleaded gal and was sentenced to Auburn for one yea Beverly Buckner, larceny ™ (second offence: pleaded guilty; sentenced to Auburn for two years. Henry Day, beastiality, pleaded not guilty. Maria Fisher, aifas Chinn, burglary and larceny, pleaded pot guilty. Henry Mat thews, burglary, do. John Butler, second of- fence petit larceny, pleaded guilty; sentenced to two years at the Auburn state prison. Rich- ard Murray, assaulc with intent to kill M. Dooley, pleaded not guilty. John E. Spinks, burglary and larceny, pleaded not guilty. POuICR CovRT—Judge Sneli. Saturday, Edward Norris, a small colored boy, vagrancy; bonds or 9) days. Chas. Moore, a young white man, claiming to be from Baltl- more, was charged by Officer Nicholson with being a suspicious person and vagrant, belng found by the Officer selling snide ri Dinas or 30 days in the workhous: scar, allas Blood Jones, loud and botsterous; $19 or 30 days. Everett Wroe, assault on Ferdinand Lambrigat; $50 and costs or 60 days—2ppeal noted. Rh: ard Boran, petit larceny from Joun Schonberg of old Iron; dismissed. Wm. Mana, assault on Frederick Henderson, both lads about 14 years old, The latter testitied that in a scutll be- tween them he fell and bad hisankle put out of joint; continued to Monday. Thos. Davall.a small colored iad, charged with the lareeny of a bed spread; 60’ days 10 jail James Parks, game charge; 60 days in jail, Henry Webb, robbery; dismissed. Chas. Thurston, threats to Chas. Myers; personai bouds to keep the peace. Nellie Lucas, larceny of some clothing from the clothes Une of J. T. Wicgius; dismissed. Tnos. } Ash, larceny of some tron and a wagon whee j jucgment guilty; sentence suspended turned over to the reform school, from where he escaped. Michael Daly, assault on Joha Mahoney, a while boy, by throwing him down aud kicking him in the face; Wa. Franklin, assault on John Franc or 5 days, Kate Skortell, assault on Annie Merten; $5, To-day, James Carter and Harry Hutchinson, loud and boisterous; $5 or 15 dayseach. Au- ustin Mason, do; do. Hezekiah Williams, reaking a tree box; $5 or 10 days Wm. T. Parker, John W. Forrest and Chas. Fulse, for- felted collateral. Wm. Middleton, do. John Dennisy, vagrancy; bonds or 30 days. John Taylor, Charged with violating the hack law, by failing to bave a card with the rates on it in’ his carriage; personal bonds. Wm. Middleton, throwing stones in the street; $3. Richard Ball, threats to Esther Bell, his wife; personal bonds. Wm. Mann, assault; $5 and costs. Richard Rail, assault on James Myers; $5. Wm. Hop- kins was charged with assauit on Wm. H. Hogers, who stated that he went to his hotel last Friday night and this man catae In tight, and insisted on engaging in conversation with witness and a friend. Witness started to walk away, when Hopkins commenced oe | im on the head with a cane, cutting his hi and ere Poors hat. Hopking was fined $10. Wm. Butler, Walter S. Brown; 60 days in jail. Wm. Dyson, assault on ms, WhO testified that while he was fn a barbershop in See magrng [3 Man walked in aud Gt #90 of 60 days wes imposed, “Tuomas Jack o or was = 80a, larceny of a ham from Henry Schroder; $10 or 30 days. Chas. McLa\ assault ona boy named John F. Sappin; $1 a Law- r , When he knocked her down and Kicked ber! ie the eye. He was sentenced to 69 days in jail. Licyd Clifton, larceny of a gold ring, valued at $15, from Henry W. Ambush; 3 months in jail. Jobn Murry, forfeited collat- eral. Thomas J. Edw: larceny of a bammer from Thomas McCormick; 6 months in jail AlsO with assaulting officer reep; 60 days additional. John mn, pro- fanity; $5 or 7 cays. ee A FIvsBAND'S URVENGR.— Edwin Earl, who re- murdered bis faithless wife at Hope cently Falls, Hamilton covnty, N. ¥.. the rebel army close of the war and mn ot deorge stove to wife, aud in ns consequence of afight ois rival nad him sen- Mecration found that had been liv- Logg td his ype Grunk at the Ume of tue murder, Fimancial Troubles of & College. EMMITTERDEG, THE HANDS OF A RECKIVRR. MI. St. Mary's College, Emmittsburg, Md, ts Nnancially embarrassed, and has Deen Ppiaced in the hands of a recetver by Judge Lynch, of eult Court of Frederick, M leaditig member of the Frederick i The lebilities are estt- 5.000 To $200,000, aud Lae as ‘pondent of the Baitimors comment was cre- Saturday by a pe- Court by Joshua That a trustee be ap- ‘a _to Gispose of the property of the Mt. St. Mary's College, located on the of the Catoctin Mountains, near Emmitsburg, and 20 miles north of Frederick. The fact that the college, which is one of the oldest in the United states, has heretofore been considered in 8 highly flourishing condition, rendered tm petition a total surprise to all acquainted wit the history of the venerable institution. No bint of nancial embarrassment has ever be- fore been heard, and the fact that the annual income from puptis alone was estimated al bearly $40,000, caused It to be considered @ profitable piece of property. ‘The petition for the receiver was fied by Joshua Biges and others, and set forth that they belleve the col- lege to be ubable to pay its debts, and Uhat for the benefit of Its creditors it sh ‘teh, Of the Clreult Court, after hear- ing & Statement from the counsel of the peti Ucner, granted. the application, appointing McSherry trustee. ly $200,000, among the being the First National Bank, of Hi Gi t-ysburg National Rank of Frederick, about mated at trom § SETS at from $50,000 A Frederick cotres; American says: Wh ated throughout this county titton fied in the Circuit and others, asking eastern slope a large number of other small ne fact that many of the clatms are and even third mot » the clatm of Mr. the security was a mortgage on the personal Propeety of Bishop John . aicate that the fpancial condition o' lege tor some years has been most deplorable, upposition to the contrary. +s correspondent says that the has become re- T of them have left and and that in one ¢ graduating class of the coll Deliious, abd a nui are quartered at the Emmett House, With the exception of St. re, and Georgetown, Mary's Seminar % oldest Catholle Unitea Statss, and from the number of distin- guished men who have been graduated there 1e Most famous.” A Mariage Secret We! (Richmond Hill (Canada) Herald.) An interesting young man, residing not over forty-three miles from that village, ‘slipped the matrimontal noose over his head in the old- yle. About two years ago ove did not run as smoot as @—and when did it ever run emooth’—and our amiable friend, with his own true sweeu. art, Cook a of Niagara Fas.S, United States, where the knot Was tied tn the u208t approved legal manner, the trip and ceremeny hot occupying a day. The young conple retuned hor riage was kept quiet for nearly two years, only two young men besides the husband and wife knowing anything about it. The parents were infortaed of the true state of affairs a few days couple recelved the parental js HOW as Merry as AmMantage hen the names become than nine days’ won“er will be caused among the young people's friends. i lime romantic st: course of true I ctnid be desire quiet trip to the village LOW, & more Seventeen Children Burned to Death DESTRUCTION 01 St. Pattick’s Orphen Asylum, containing forty cLildren, of ages ranging from 6 to 12, at Scran- lestroyed by tire last night, and 17 boys and 3 girls—iost their ives, (ne of the Sisters of Charity in chargeof the asylum discovered the lames soon atter the ch L’ren had been put to bed for the night. The ories were locked as Usual, ister got nearly all the girls out, thougt spread rapidly. When she was press- igh Lhe smoke to make an effort to save the boys, she was met by a man who-assured children were safe, and pushed: her back. When the flames were overcome, the Ledies of the seventeen little vic only two of them touched by stnothered to death. doors of the dormit ctims were found, ire. Fifteen were A MAN MURDERS Hig Moruex.—An atrocious murder has occurred near Weeks’ Mills, tn China village, twelve miles from A\ A youbg man named Chas. Merrill mother ina barn near her house by striki her on the head with a hammer, the boay 1p a hay-mow until It was frozen, and then cut it into pleces, a part of Ually burned, throwing the charred remains in A manure heap. ‘The other portion he buried in the snow In Barton's wood. Tue woman being missed for several days, suspicion attached to He was arrested and confessed the He witnessed the disinterment of hidden to tue woods rs where tosearch, the portion of the remains: directing te of AHOMA UXVADE: Payne, president of the Oxlohoma colony com: spanied by W. W. Bloss, also can- » arrived in the city lan Territory, et from the 1 tes thal the colonists hi > to their homes, bat pring to renew the Inva- One good thing had ; tention of Cong: titer, and a Dill was up tbe territory. ress_had been f The public ‘mind dren altracted to the territory and a pubite in- terest created. “What caused an abandonment of the Invasion?” asked the reporter. “We were confronted by the troops along the entire frontier; and, besides, we did not have the nec If the supplies had been suit clent a large force could have been along the line until spring.” Capt. Payne added that hig trial would take place at Fort Smith on the 7th Prox., and if decided in his favor it would settie the question and cause the territory to be open- He had engaged the ser- cssary supplfes. ed up immediately. vices of Pat Dyer and Mr. Ellis to and felt confident ne would be acquitted. maln purpose aul alo legal settlement of Globe-Demorcrat, Feb bad been to obtain a ve question.—St, THE STAB Wil! annovnce the occurrenc 8 and deaths, where persone community in general, as either of he 8 obviens that the this esuntry wou advantage in more ways than one. reance the same custom in uently prove tobe of great ¥, Febrnary 27th, 1831, vest child of Mdward and or é xp. m., from Frieuds are lavited to On Sunday morpinx, ry 27, 1St1, at 4:30 o'clock, after long ‘aud painful {Il c hore with Curistian fortitude, lianxan RERECCA CHEW, 3 in the twenty-third year axe Relatives and friend sttend the fucera! from between 2a ani aitertioon, March 1, at 2 0% S. On February south wast, T'uesdi k. h, 1881, Mra. Many - Isaac Cross, of the Newark eral vervices at ber Inte residence, No. 817 M street, southeast. re quarteriiaster the lace Major General 5. A., in the thirty-fifth year ee trom bis Iste residence on Weanesday, 2d, at 3 o'clock p m. 2er’bgicersof the army and navy invited to, a On Saturday, February Bawau L., beloved wife of Christopher C.' Li axe. ouera ake piace, from hor late resi cay 1213 Union street southwest, Tucsday eve- Sines Friends of the family are r- o'clock a. m.. Sunday, Feb- a Hovering illness, SamcEt hig twenty-first year, eldest son ph, jr., and Mary J the residence eS, 742 Tth street soatheast, ‘clock p. m. Friends of the family in the thirty-Alth ye: “ihe faueral will ing at 2 o'clock. spectfully invit J. ELL, Of the late Jose; Funeral from March 1, at 2 o' 11:508. m., ELLex, are invited to friends the residence, No. 934 funoral from ber lato ree jondiay, Fe NY Woupan. inthe Ardeth year Puneral We ednesday, from his late residence, No. 1301 est, Friends are invited to attend.