Evening Star Newspaper, December 9, 1882, Page 7

9, FASHION WRINKLES. WINTER FASHIONS—EXIT SATIN Lace TREE EMBROIDERY, ETC. Fors are fashiv: A Seas. Skin dolman is ‘Tue tiny brass butions fre called “grelots.” Strver or gold medieval clasps are worn with belts of moire ribbon. Swat silk pompons sometimes take the place Of rusettes on low slippers. Fee and fur trimmings are very abundant in Just now at ome and abroad. satin aprons, Ince-trimmed and hand- , are worn at afternoon teas. nonnved that alight shade of cadet ices in the name of “smelt.” Gromernicat designs predom! @rexs goods; arithmetical ones on the P many ¥ white silk J en on cloth costumes “prune de Monsieur glow z e worn by brides- Lov maids over full petticoats of motre, silk or Velvet ‘Tue crab is a favorit. ornam And the bonnets, like the crabs, are moving back- ward Gray satin slippers, with very high heels and fine! liked for boudotr ‘Wear. vivid blae,” the “burning ng coal,” are all the rage ia | Daart have come mn. They are cipal features of the most fashionable br napery are padded rgins th ile. at are a delight to the heart of | west porte risa tiny ha nk of nekbacl it make: | | i the most | are cor wear, with low sii n form a combin- pt thy les of and r round. s of deep red, with a | liked when stack ostume. vet In the vari- are worn over irts of any desi naet at WR OF £3 WITHSTANDING the “ramerous efforts to * hair fs dered most when it is low on the neck arran: Tis of dull g displays the day of the jack letters on the upper right- Band AN exquisite fan Is of v ner carves! nted. the c ine | 7: sul added attr Lt er a with one of Spa xeh flounce | e of the } 1, me position as that oc- Their only beauty Is aire gloves it will be iny to wet good makes; for 1 for its w y it h must hay Pisses have been worn for such a long time that it cinnet be theuht strange or amiss if any one Dear, no | market. | th ‘Ik Is flounced to! ~ NEW PLAY—“THE QUEEN'S SHIL- IOLANTHE "—LANGTRY IN BOSTON— UIN—VANAUSCHEK AGAIN—ETO. — Margaret Mather, the new star, opens at Ford's Monday evening. — Joe Jefferson appears at the National all of next week. S — Zelda Seguin will take Minnie Hauk’s place with the Strakosch company. — Maurice Grau has engaged Mme. Theo for next season. She opens here in December, 1883. — To-day Boucicanit sails for America, bring- ing with him his new play, “‘ Boyne Water.” Which he is to produce in New York city. — Janauschek, the great tragedienne, played “Mother and Son” Monday, and “ Marie An- tolnette” Tuesday, in Richmond, to large au- diences, composed of most fashionable people. -—Mr. William Davidge, of Miss Mather’s com- pany, author of ‘Footlight Flashes,” is the guest ot Dr. A.J. Fanst, during Miss Mather's gement here. Mr. Davidge began lite in ton with Dickens, Jerrold, and Leech, all of Whom have now passed away, but the veteran actor still helds the boards with an enthusiasm with which time seems to deal gently. — Eleanor Calhoun, who was at Ford’s a year or two ago, itis said, has effected an engage- ment with the Bancrofts, and will become a member of their company at the London ita They saw her play Hester Grazebno at the Imperial, and were delighted with th performance, lolanthe” continues in its second week at lowed the production of ‘Patience, ates” and “Pinafore.” the It will be some time fore it leaves New York for the road. It re- quites very handsome scenery. The Central Music Hall in Chicago was sely crowded last Tuesd ve. Mme. Nilsson. Every desirable seat in the house had been sold previous to the open- ing. When Nilsson made her appearance she recelved a perfect ovation. —The “Queen’s Shilling” was produced Mon- day night at Wallack’s, N, ¥., aud it made, the Dramatic Mirror says, a decidedly favorable impression. The comedy is, in all respects, r than “The Parveun’ by the kame au- evening to wel- Mr. Godfrey. The story is prettily told ‘ope tor some very neat acting. ‘y's “Inflation” has caught tenaciously on drawing crowds to every performance at the ew York Comique. Harrigan and Hart have ongratulations of everybody. —Osear Wilde’s new tragedy, ‘Vera Sabou. roft,” in which Marie Prescott proposes to star | hext season, is, as its name implies, a story of Russi; The time is the close of the last and the beginning of the present century. - — The Vokes are specially engaged to pro- duce the pantomime of * Dick Whittington and His Cat” at Booth’s, N. ¥., on Faster Monday It will be presented in the same style asat Drury e, with imported trick properties and cos- tumes. — Mlle. Rhea appeared in an extensive reper- toire this week She opened as ru. She appeared in “ An Mutch” to a large and enthusiastic mith Russell is having boom- business at the Olympic. Charlotte Thomp- is doing fairly at the People’s.“ La Belle | is drawing large at the Grand. Salvini uly fair houses at Pope's on Monday and Tuesday night. —Langtry’s debut was attended by the cream of Boston culture and fashion. She appeared in “An Unequal Match.” The Globe was only comfortably filled by an audience whose object seemed to be the gratification of curiosity as to the Lily’s personal charms. Very little enthu- siasin was displayed over her acting; but she | ated kindly and recelved many floral Atter the perturmance She was serenaded ed of a number of her admir- ing countrymen, residents of that city. —Mudame Janauschek stated toa New York One now tries to tind @ substitute for them. or x the plaits | ‘dand stand out, not un- | ares and personages h show off m better to advantage, the | rand plainer their costume. Others can erdressed ; yuisite setting off. Narrow Bratp Evnnorpery is not to every- Dody’s iking:many prefer a quiet.more solid look. Ing trimming. It snouid con: of narrow braid 25; incies wide sewn on plainly close together bat tly waved. The coarse kind of angu- "3 round the waist ending in nds and two large tassels lends the Costume anexceedingly orlginal effect. Satry, which w formerly considered to be and loxury. has of late ome so general for dre: and trim- t it has lost a deal of its ty. te of the many thi its favor, its ri¢ effect and distinque looks, the lady of fashion Prefers the handsome, solid looking faille. lilection for lace trimm! s, has led to al to use of dresses in Ifear the sincul: tead of white or pa is taken in the selection of effect adds an undeniable o the toi oniy the monotony should en by adopting suitable jewel Tie large hat shapes covered with velvet are Rot less becoming than the soft felf and yel- en hats of late years, especially with pretty ming. The hizh crown and inside of the brim is “covered with velvet and ornamented with triancular shaped bead embroidery; in Combination with the grelots all round the hat, 1t has an exceedingly pretty effect. A long white ostrich feather with a biack tuft of a her- ‘on’s plume In the middle finishes off this very original hat trimming. Riwwow above ail things belongs to the novel- ties requisite for the regularly returning winter; on account of its often beiag exclusively used for trimming hats, new, handsome and lovely Tibbons are continually making their appear- ance, perhaps, in the hopes that they may gain favor as cravats azain. There is a very hand- Bome ribbon called “Ottomane,” which, on ac- count of Its softness and gloas, is especially suitable for capote strings; not so suitable for this purpose, though very pretty for bows at the neck. is a lovely “plush ribbon;” the plush is Woven on to a light silk ground in a kind of Wedzed-shaped pattern. —<e-—___ ‘The Star Routers Desperate. From the New York Times. Counsel for the star route conspirators are fighting even more desperately to gain thme than they did before the first trial. First, there was a motion for continuance based on the inability of S. W. Dorsey to appear in court fand take the stand in his own defense. This Deing overruled, an extraordinary atfidavit, Bigned by all the defendants, was presented, in which it was set forth that they cannot safely go to trial at the preseut term because of the judicial effect on thelr esse, of the arrest of he foreman of the last jury, of the recent re- movals of public officers in sympathy with the defendants, and of the bias and prejudice In the mind of Judge Wylie which prevents thelr having a fair and impartial trial before him. This production, which Mr. Merrick justly eharacterized as impertizent and scandalous, ‘was very curtly dism! pe Ge insulted court, {and another motion was filed asking that Brady be tried separately fron: the other de- ts on the ground Bray's acts dit from those of the others in being official. being also overruled, the court adjourned ‘to give Mr. Ingersoll time to make up his mind bout offering a motion which is to in the form of ‘a challenge of the array.” shifts to which phate po ‘are reduced fin their capacity persecuted men are calculated to excite the sympathy of ‘all disinterested onlookers. —— , Haagissvee Grave Roppers.—The Barris- *parg Patriot publishes some horrible develop- ‘ments in connection with the management and Sondition of a free colored cemetery in the sub- "a “urbe of that city. It is shown that there are at four layers of dead in the inciosare; that dead have only been partially buried, many ay epee oe that dogs have been on nl Jow ruche. color, puse and | jy. . or showy | on | chigfons” which so often | Mirror reporter that her season thus far had n very successful. She has lately added Marie Antoinette” to her repertoire, and when | asked if she was about to addanother character, aid: “I Intend to produce a new play by a Providence gentleman. _ It is called ‘Boadicea,* and the scene Is laid In Britian, in the Druidical ‘sof that country. It is a powerful drama, | and I think it will be a success.” THE CHALMER The New Orleans Picayune’s Jackson, Miss., pecial says that in obedience to the summons, Seeretary of State Myers left for Oxford Thurs- day night, and will appear before the grand | jury of the United States court now in session | there. It is supposed that the grand jury will | investigate the conduct of the Tate county commissioner. Myers took the Tate county returns with him. Information from this city | that Manning will refuse a certificate meets | with the approbation of a large majority of the democrats In Jackson, Miss., who think that he joule make his contest independent of the Tate county matter. GOV, BUTLER'S OFFICIAL VOTE. The official canvass of the votes cast at the last state election In Massachusetts gives Gov. n, Butler, democrat, 133,046; Bishop, republi 19, all others, 2, The official retarn ; Butler's plurality 8 for other state officers, bers of Congress and state senators, show no changes in the result as compared with the returns already published. AN IOWA DEMOCRAT WHO WANTS A SEAT IN CON- | GRESS. Judge MeHenry. in the district court at Des Moines, Iowa, yesterday {ssued an injunction on the state canvassing board, forbidding them tocount the vote of Taylor precinct, Marshall county. Ir they obey the writ it will seat Fred- ericks (dem.) in the next Congress. The board has submitted the question of the legality ot the injunction to the attorney general, who will render an opinion to-day. NEW ORLEANS BALLOT BOXES IN COURT. By order of Judge Billings the boxes from polls two and three of the third ward in New Orieans, containing Congressional votes, were brought Into court and to the United States grand jury room for investigation. it is under- stood that the independents will have all boxes where alleged frauds were perpetrated brought before the grand jury. A CANDIDATE FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR. Hon. W, T. Dortch, of Wayne county, N. C., is officially announced as a candidate for the U. 5S. Senate to succeed Hon. M. W. Ransom. The election will be made by the legislature which meets in January. HALE'S MAJORITY IN NEW HAMPSHTRE. Official returns of the vote for governor in New Hampshire give: Hale (rep.), $8,417; Edgerly (dem.), 36,919; scattering, 956. Hale's majority, 542. THB VIRGINIA CAPITATION TAX. Gov. Cameron yesterday Issued a proclama- tion declaring the amendments to the constitu- tion, repealing the law providing for the pay- ment of the capitation tax as a prerequisite to voting, approved and ratified by the people and now in full force. The amendments were rati- fled by ® majority of 41,173. Mussia’s Colossal Debt. Russia has concluded, according to a letter in the London Times, a new loan for £8,000,000, which brings up the total of her outstanding debt to £553,000,000, or two thousand seven hundred and sixty-five million dollars, taking her Internal obligations at the reduced rate of 14d per ruble. What is most noteworthy is the fact that-her debt has almost doubled since £24,000,000, whereas during twenty previous penditure for forty puaay one: Date. 18t8—s2. 1853-62 1873-82. Judge Wylie on Star Route Organs. From the Pniladelphia Times. Judge Wylie, of the District of Columbia Su- preme Court, spoke in just condemnation of a class of blackmail, disreputable newspapers when charging the grand jury on Wednesday. Heun- doubtedly more particularly referred to the star route organs which have eo long disgraced the press of Washington. It need not be a matter of surprise if Judge Wylie has thus been led to take atoo discouraging view of the integrity and honesty ofhewspapers. There cannot be a too severe condemnation of the star route organs and the blackmail pub- lications of a similar class throughout the coun- try. They are guilty of all that Judge Wylie charges, and in some cases ought to have the attention of the law. They are demoralizing and dangerous; no man’s character is safe from their assaults, They are not newspapers; they are organs printed for dishonest purposes, and no act is too low or contemptible for their un- dertaking. Judge Wylie will find the newspapers of the country are not all star rou. organs; that they are not ail sensational and libelous. The honest newspapers very heartily join with Judge Wylie In condemning the star route kind of journalism. It no longer has the influence it once had; it is every year becoming less dan- gerous to society and government. == nas Our Tight - Trousered, ‘Thin - Legged Young Men. From the Philadelphia Times, The tight trousers era has developed such a remendous crop of thin-legged young men that it is almost impossible to belleve that any other kind is raised in this country; Lm E. PINKHAM VEGETABLE COMPOUND, A SURE CURE FOR ALL FEMALE WEAKNESSES, INCLUDING LEUCORRH@A, IRREGULAR AND PAINFUL MENSTRUATION, 1N- FLAMMATION AND ULCERATION OF THE WOMB, FLOODING, PROLAPSUS UTERL, &o. SF" Pleasant to the taste, efficacious and immediate in itseffect. It ts a great help in preznancy, and re- Heves pain during labor and at regular periods. PHYSICIANS USE IT AND PRESCRIBE IT FREELY. t@~ For ALL Wraxwesses of the reneratrye’orzans ofeither sex, it is second to no remedy that has ever heen before the public; and for all diseases of the Kip- evs it is the Greatest Remedy in the World. $2- KIDNEY COMP) 'S OF EITHER SEX FIND GREAT IN I2S USE, LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S BLOOD PURIFIER ‘Will eradicate every vestige of Humo ‘at the same time will give tone end st tei. As marvellous in results as the Compound. SF—Both the Compound and Blood Purifier are pre- pered 3 and 235 W ie, Lynn, Mass. Price of cither, $1. Six hott! ‘The Compound isaen 1 in the form of 1 i of loze receipt of price, $1 per box for cit Mrs. Pinkham freely answers all letters of inqui close 3 cent stamp. Seud for pamphlet. Meution this paper, §2-LYDIA FE. PINKHAM’S LIVER PILLS cure Constipation, Biliousneas and ‘Yorpidity of the Liver. 25 cents. "Sold by all Drugvists, Je10 fh H oO s5SSg T EEE TITT Hono of dies: T HHHO O %s: Ss T EE To HehO Ogg fT Be MoH oo Ssss8 7 EEE F TTTT EEE RRR bd E ROR k ER RE 8gss @ KEE RK E Sgsa5 CELEBRATED STOMACH BBR it TTTT ITT FRE RRR SSS BB I Ld T E RR 5, Bb it & & bE RE, “888 BBE Uf «6 «ERR BR OR Sgss8 Remember that stamina, vital energy, the life-prin- ciple or whatever you may choose to call the resistan: power which battles against the causes of disease and death, is the grand safeguard of health. It is the gar- rison of the human fortress, and when it waxes weak, the true policy is to throw in reinforcements. In other words, when such an emergency occurs, commence a course of Hostetter’s Bitters. For sale by Druggists and Dealers, to whom apply for Hostetter’s Almanac for 1833, a2 GESTEFUL, COMFORTIN EPPS COCOA. BREAREAST, “«By a thorongh knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by # careful application of the fine properties of well se- lected Cocoa, Mr. ky provided our breakfast ta- bles with a’ delicately-flavored beveraye, which may fave us many heavy doctors bills. Itis by the judicious use of such articles of diet that & constitution may be gradually built up until strone enouzh to resist every endency tod tease. Hundreds of subtie maladies floating around us, ready to attack wherever there is a Weak point. Weniay escape many afatel shaft by keep- ing ourselves well fortified with pire blood, and & prop- erly nourished frame.'"—Civil Service Gazette. ‘Made simply with boiling water or mi‘k, Sold n tins, (only 4-1. and Ib, ), labeled. JAMES EPPS & CO., ‘Houseopathic Chemists, London, Eng. nil EPPS' CHOCOLATE ESSENCE for afternoon 016-1n, tu&s Lousiana ‘STATE LOTTERY. ““Wedo hereby certify that we supervise the arran ments for ail (he Monthly and Sent Annual Drattogs OF The Louisiana State Lottery Compan bom manage ani control the Brawingn themactore, and that the name are conducted with honesty. Fuveness, tied Phzond Fath near all jrrtis, anid authorize the ‘omepany to wse this certirieate, with facsimiles Wi Our signatures attached, in ite advertiseniente.” and in per- Commissioners. UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION! OVER HALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTED. LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY, ‘Incorporated in 1868 for twenty-nve years by the Legis- Jature for and Charitable mae ‘Fducational an: ‘Durposee—with Gapital of 81,00 000 which sae mt 8 over $550,000 bas since been add eRe ta ay cas irs GuaxD SiNGLE thiy. It ‘postpones. following Distributions” GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT, ‘bist CHAN MONTES, EXTRAORDINARY SEMI-ANNUAL DRAWING, “At NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 197m, 1802 Gen G. 1) DEAUREGR ED oF Lote remeat of JUBAL A. EARLY, of Virginia, ‘CAPITAL PRIZE $100,000. “Look at Ofivsascrecsesseccne APPROXIMATION AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. W4Attee B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. GRAND CHRISTMAS SALE. FINE TRIPLE SILVER PLATED WARE, ROGERS TABLE CUTLERY, MANTEL CLOGKS, BRONZES AND ORNA- MENTS, BY ORDER TAUNTON SILVER PLATE CO., at STORE CORNER 10ra AND D STREETS, (Facing Pennsylvania avenue, ) comexcrxa TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER TWELFTH, AT TEN A. M., RESUMING AT TWO AND SEVEN AND A HALF O'CLOCK P. M., And continue from day to day until the entire stock is ‘closed ‘out. ‘The stock will include New and Beautiful Gcods in Fvergues, Center Pieces, Fruit ean Tuting Sets, Salvers, Waiters, Toilet’ Sets, Urns, Cake Baskets, Turcen&, Bakers, Vises, Buttets, Syrups, &e., &e. Axso, 250 DOZEN ROGERS? And Other Celebrated Makes of Tvo! D_ HANDLE A 3, FORKS, Rs, STEELS, A Choice Assortment of MANTEL CLOCKS, BRONZES AND.ORNAMENTS. (The salrsroom has boen fitted, up» especially for the display of these ele "ant cools, well henied for the com- fort of visitors. Chairs will be furnished the ladies, who are respectiully invited. The goods will be guaranteed in every respect as rep- resented, and our instructions ate most positive to sell the entire stock without roserve. Ont of town purchasers can haye goods cs packed, T. COLDWELL, aucuoneer. rita Ty ¥ 1ssi, and November 224, Liber 944, folio 188, et wea. eteeq., respectively, of the land records of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured th ‘will seli,_at public auction, in frout of the promises, on THUKSDAY, the TWEX L¥-FIRNT DAY OF DECEMBER, A.D.” 1882, at THREE-ANL HALF O'CLOCK’ P. M., the following described real estate, situate in Washington city, D. C., and veing pe of Lot numbered six (6), umbered one undred and sixty-one ww for the same at the northwest corner on the east line of 18th street west, running # ice south, along said Isth stroct twenty (29) feet and four (4) inches; thence east elchty-two (Bz) feet, anore oF lean; thenee uorth- paralie! to Connecticut avenue, to the thern angle or corner of said lot; thence west sevon- ty-nine (79) feet and two and one-half (2's) inches, to the point of bexinnins; together with all the improve- ments, ete. ‘Terma: One-third (%4) in cach; balance in three(3) equal iustallments, in six (6), twelve (12) ang euhteen (18) months, with interest ‘at six (6) jer cent per anuum, and secured by deed of trust upon the property sold; or allcash, at purchaser's option. sit of $100 re- quirod it time of eale, and all conveyancing end record- ing to be at purchaser's cost. Terms of sale to be com- plied with in seven (7) days; otherwise the ‘Trustees re- sorve the right to resell the of def roperty at the risk and cost iw five (5) days’ advertise- BRAINARD H, WARN bi BAUER, ulting purchaser, af Trustees. GHAY HORSE, LEATHER- T AND SEL “OF SINGLE SDAY MORNING, DECEMBER TWELFTH, f our auctidn roorns, we will Kell, at TWELVE. K, one of the neste t Purnowts in the city. Horse, six year old, kind and gi beliaves him to be peri 2 Set of Coupo Harness. f wprivate party, and fon of parties desiriny a coniplete P.M. Fenusylvania avo dempbon, consist Viaied Ware 5 Ay) & 's holding tickets wifi please take notice, une pea STEINEM BROS. d uctioneer. rs, opposite City Post Ofice. i 1S, > NG, MBER TWELFTH, SOMMENCISG AT TEN O'CLOCK. In the assortmentwill be found Fern Creams, Corn, Oak, Lily, Basket, Moss Rose and other ee ca Pots, “Lov ‘Tea Sets, Silver Mantel S beautiful assortment of Pitche: : Plate ry of other sty ch serye, in lots to the retail ‘trade and private buyers. Special attention of the ladies 1s cailed to this sale. CHARLES WEEKS, Salesman, d8-3t ate with Duncansou ros.) without HOS. J. FISHER & CO., Auctioneers. SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. In pursuance of the decree of the Supreme Court of, istrict of Coltynbia, in Fquity E titled Robert. Potter vs, i of sd shall sell on DE NINE- TRENTH, in frout of the premises, at FOUR O'CLOC! at public auction, to the Inghest bid- der, the Dwelling and parcel cf lund in the city of Wathington, D. C.. known as number 2009 T street northwest, aud more particularly described as follows: All i parcel or lot of land eituate, lying and being in the city of Wash: ington, in the District of Coltmubia, and. diss Lingutshed as lot lettered A, of orivinal lots numtered three (3), fonr (4) and five (5), in sqnare numbered hit (78), a8 records or of the said city. an r Yin the office of the sur- contained within the follow- ine metes and bout Beg. nning at a point on [street nort! . at a distance of eighty-three (83) feet nine () inches from the southwest corner of said square, ruuning thenee west along the line of I street tw: four (24 ; thence nortn one hundred : jen (11) inches to an alley , ie the line of the ¥ald alle thirty-seven (37) feet six (6) inches; thenes soul eighty-four (44) feet to the point of beginning, being thre lot conveyed to # Polter by" Eugene rnd others, by decd dated March tat 1875, and eccrded Iu Liber’ 209, of deeds passe 437, Witit all the fuproventents thereon, ‘The terms of sale are: One-third of the purchase money In eash, and the balance in one and twolycarein equal installments, with interest from the. date Of sal the credit portion to be tccured by the note or notes, 0 the “pureliasers and secured by a morteage om the property sold, with the option t9 tho purchaser ot pay ing the whole purchase money in cash. a7-d&ds JAMES LOWNDES, Trustee. VHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN ORGETOWN, NEAR THE P SiRE:T BRIDGE, AND BOKDERING ON ROCK CREEK. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of hee ce southeasterly alc Listrict of Columbia, passed in Equity cause N 124, on the sixth day of November, 1882, wherein ana M. Shoemaker ana M t. Dabgler are com- Plainants, and Agnes Campbell and others are defend: ants, the undersimned Trustees will sell, at public auc- tion, in front of the renises, on MONDAY. THE EIG! TH DAY OF DECEMBEH, 1882, AT HALF-PAST THKEE O'CLOCK P. M.. the following described real estate, in the city of Georgetown, Dis: trict of Columbia, to wit: Beginning at Rock Creek at the southwest corner of the ie te 8, Ai Oertiey heirs; thence north — 35) perches; thence north 644 deg., W. 28 feet; 534 veg. W., 85 feet; thenes north 54 ‘deg. W., 240 feet;thenceTiorth 35% deg. E. ,85 feet; thence north 543¢ dese. W., 108 feet thence south 16 deg. 50 min. E. ,69 feet; thence Routh 73 des. 10 min. W., 1993 feet! thencs north 16 deg, 50 min. ‘W., 38 fect: thence south 73 deg. 10min. W., 80 feot: thence north 16deg. 60 min. W.. 65 feet: thence south 7 deg. 10 min. W., 50 feet: thi south 7 deg. E., 66 feet; thence south 28 deg. W, foct 8 inches; Gi-noesouih 73 deg. 10 win. W "236 fet thence north 7 dex, W., 110 feet; thence south 73 di 10 min. W., 24 feck; thence south 7 deg. E,, thence’ south 83 deg. W., 29 feet, more or leas, to th east town line of Georgetown; thence south 7 deg. E.. along said east town line of Georgetown to its intersec- Hon with Hock Creek, and theneo along the windincs of Rock Creek to the’ place of beginning, containing 149, 000 square feet, more or’ and 4 very small por- tion of which haa been téken for the exteusion of P street, and improved by a frame dwelling. ‘The terms of sale, es precéribed by said decree, are: One-third in cash, and. the residue in two (2) equal in: statments, in ong (1) and twa (4) years, with six (6) per cent interest, and secured off the property, or alt cash, at option of purchaser. Deposit of $100 at time of sole, Terine of sale to bo, complied with within ten yancing at cost of pur- | aa a THIS EVENING. cB DAYS _ WEEKS & CO., Auctioneers. At the National Loan. 1007 7th street, 5 MONDAY, DECEMBER FOURTH ites wear O'CLOCK P.ai:, a large and varied assortment of un- redeemed ples suitable for Hol te, Golt and ‘le Wwetchon ey and ses Vest seared gut Seat a tions! Loan Office, 1007 7th street. andkds LEY, Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES. I will sell for F. Selinger, at 737 7th street northwast, cotumenciug THURSDAY, NOVEMBER THIRTIETH, at SEVEN P.M. This alo will consist f— A lara ine of Ladies’ and Gent's 391d Gold Watches, Fey. and Stem Winders, Cameo and Solid Gold Sets ies! Jewelry. Solid Gold Gent's and Ladies’ Chai dlies’ and Gent's Gold of all jption, Pi and Sclid Silver, end in all one of the largest stock of jewelry ever offe at public auction. Ine line of custom-made Ove cistern, Suite Pants: Ledies’ Dresses.and Silk Dress Patterns; Show Cloeks, Bibles, Books. Tools, Boots and Shoes. Quilts, Spreads, Blankets, Carp-ts, ‘Trunks, &e., and will con tikue Evenings at 7 p.m. until every lot is sold. Persons hol ing t cketw on which the time bas expired wil please take notice, thee ata ¥. SELINGER, Broke: FOLEY, Auctioneer. n2s-3W WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. GROCERIES, TEAS, SHOW CASES, &0., AT AUCHIO On MONDAY, DECEMBEX ELEVENTH, 1882, at WN O'CLOCK’ A. M.. we shall sell at store ‘No. 14, corner 14th and U streets northwest, the follow'ni named articles, which will be offered as @ whole, and not sold will be sold in deiai Show Cases, Coffes Mili, Counter Sonles, Ice Chest, Awning and Frame, and lot Shelf Goods usually found ih a Grccery Store. ‘Store for rent, ‘Terms cash. a WALTER B, WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. FPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer. FROM THE CAPITOL. ALL THE ARTICLES REMAINING FROM THE LATE FAIR AT THE CAPITOL BELONG!NG TO THE GARFIELD MONUMENT FUND REMOVED TO MY STORE FOR CONVENIENCE OF SALE, COMPRISING AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO FROM THE BEST MANUFACTURERS, FOUR VERY SUPERIOR SEWING MACHINES, FOUR CASES OF CHALK CRAYONS, ONE LARGE PLATFORM SCALE, TOGETHER WITH NUMEROUS CASES OF FANCY ARTICLES AND MANY OTHER GOODS WHICE CANNOT BE MENTIONED IN THIS ADVER- TISEMENT, ALL OF WHICH WILL BE AR- RANGED AND CLASSIFIED. The above articles will be sold at my salesroom on MONDAY, DECEMBER ELEVENTH, at TEN C’CLOCK. ‘This is a rare collection of gools, and should command the attention of buyers. N. B.—The Paintings belonging to th exhibition will be sold at some future day. a6 at rptows owns Auctioneer. CATALOGUE SALE. A CHOICE COLLECTION OF JAPANESE AND CHINESE ART TREASURES, EMBRACING FINE SPECIM. IN PORCELAINS, BRIC-A-BRAC, POTTERY, QUERS, SCLEENS, BRONZES, SILES, &c., &e., AT AUCTION, nis fine collection will _be sold, at my art salesroom, nd floor, on WEDNESDAY and TH URSDAY, DE- IBER THIRTEENTH and FOUKTEENT. at VEN O'CLOCK A, M., and THREE O'CLOCK in oon each day. exhibition will commence MONDAY, the ‘TH, wud continue up totimeof sale. "The room is comfortably heated and specially arranged for sales of this character, 7-6 GALE OF ALDERNEY CATTLE. vere will be gold at public auction. to the hi ler, at the Dairy of the United ‘States Soldiers Home, District of Colymbia, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, A.M, on TUESDAY, DECEMBER TWELETH, about Twenty Alderuey Cowsand Heifers, ‘Terms cash, THOMAS DOWLING, eer. B. F. RITTENHOUS: 46.7,8,9,11 Bvt. Maj., Sect’y and W422 TER B, WILLIAMS & C0., Auctioneers. On TUESDAY, DECEMBER TWELFTH, 1882, at FOUR O'CLOCK, we will sell at public auction, infront of the premises, two desireble Lots, on 5th street southeast, between Virginia avenue and @. strret, being part Lots 4 and 5, in square numberea ‘S47. h having a front of twenty fect on 5th street t, and running back an even width about one a (100) text, one of which is improved by a twos me house, : 2 One-half cash, balance at six months, with interest, to be secured by deed of trust on said PROP erty. A deposit of fifty doliars will be required af time of sale, and if terms are not complied with within ten GO) days, the said property will be resold at rick and cost of defaulting purchaser. WALTER B, WILLIAMS & CO., a7-d&as Aucte. La- R EOP STREET ERING ON ROCK CREEK. By virtue of the decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed in equity cause No. 8,121, on the 6th of November, 188: whercin Pauline Ocrtley is complainant aid Bartholo- mew Oertley snd others are detendante, the under- signed trustee will sell at public auction, in front of the premises, on MONDAY, THE FIGH OF DECEMBER, 1852, at THREE O'CLOCK P. M the following described real estate in the city of George- town, District of Columbia, to-wit: Beginning for fame at a point in the angle of West street extended in said he end of a \ne drawn south 13 4-10 perches from Rock Creek, where thence running south 35% W., 11 2-10 perches to Rock ereck; thence with the ling of Rock ereek ax follows: South 37% dex., E. 6 3-10 perche: h 66% deg.» E. 7 perches; south 88% dex., E. 6 perches; north 414 deg., E. 6 perches; Vtg dem 9: Therches; north Fdas.. W: 4 perches: uorth 273g dew., W. 11 perches: theitoo leavinw eald Rock creek sonth 4436 deg., W, 184-10 perches to the pomipt besinning, containing 24 acres, and improved ya three-story frame di The terms of ale, ae by sold decree, are: ‘One-third in cash,’and the residue in two (2) equal in- it is crossed by a bridge: dex. stalments iu one (1) and two (2) years, with six (6) per secured. cent. interest, and on the or all cash mi fof $100 af bisne of sale, Torn’ ot alle to te someon ween days of ‘erm of oO plied wi gale: else the property to.de pold at risk and cost of de: faulting purchaser, “Al conv atcost of pur- veyancing Pl FRANCIS MILLER, Trustee, * 460 Loutsiana avem orth’ DUNCANSON BROTHURS, Auctioneers aT be DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. c TRUSTEES’ SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN GEORGE- TOWN, D. C.. No. 1404 HIGH OR THIRTY- SECOND STREET. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the, District of Columbia, passed on. the Sth day of De- cember, A. D. 1882, in Cause No, 7,902, Equi Docket 21, wherem Margaret L. Kaméey is complain- ant and Eleanor Liebet al. are defendants, the under- signed Trusteos, appointed by former décree in said eatuse, will sell, ‘at publio anclion, in front of the jirem- ieon, at HALE-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. al.. on FRIDAY, the TWENTY-SECOND DAY OF DECEM- BEL, A. D. 1882, parts of lots numbered one hundred and twenty-seven (127) and one hundred and twenty- eight (128), in Beatty and Hawkins’ addition to George. youn, fronting on High etroot, near 2d by atwo-story brick building. of suid Of said lote poing € recorded in Liber No. 932, f for the District of Columbia, cfenas of sale: One-third ‘cash, of which $100 must be paid at time of sale, and the balance in notes. two, and sale, else the property to id at risk and cost of faulting purchaser. "All comveyancin chaser. B. HOSS PERRY, FRANCIS MILLER,” ¢ Trustees, aT-10¢ WM. P. YOUNG, Anctiongor: Y |. Conveyancing an ‘Terms to be complied with in fe Sgustecs reserve the right to resell at ri Cost of defauitiny purchaser, after five days' 1 flich resale in some newspaper published. in Washing ROSANA EEE WILLIAM H. EIZEL, se 7,9,12,15, 18821 Grae (PHOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Reel Estate Auctioneer. ALE FIRST-CLASS RESIDEN j * EST CORNER OF BECOND AND MARKE ‘LOWN, D. C., (NO. 43 SEOOND By virtoe of a deed of trust, of date July 1880, Teconded in Liber No. 948, folio 90, et wed. LD RELIABLE the land records of te District of Columbia, and at! = — request of the thereby seca Bao FALL AND WINTER SCHEDULE. fe fn 3 =. BAY DECEMBES THIRTEENTH Tesh 8 FOUR after OCT: 3892, the orci ‘K P.M., jote 115 and 116, in a A aw. | AR WU] leave of Th Jeng eddition ts Geargetown, froptine Sab AP ioe POOL 1aDAt on 24 street. and 150 feet on Market strest, in - AY for a river SR, BOND AY as oul ine, Ke. 3 Col Se Terme: One-third of the purchase money in cash and | and Currioman. On SATUMDAY. Carsoiumy the residue in two equal instal! at cae and two | Leonardtown. o ears from day of sale with interest, secured to the aat- steamer MYSTIC leaves every MONDAY, WED: Intaction of or all cash at the option of the | NISDAY and FRIDAY at 8 am. Preught teow urcharer. Jf terme afenot complied with within ‘en | for ali Landings on the Potom: the ade Saya from day of eale the Trustees reserve ‘tive right to | town JOH resell the pow pho eye tae a re Stsratrick and cost faultzng purchaser. A de- oe ae = Hy ostofgigo wil bereguifed when iA ieacceyied, aul | "WE STEAMER “MATTANO” ATES | conveyancing and reconiing at purchaser's cost. street ave » g - MAHLON ASHFORD,) RSDAY, at sevon o'elock a.m., for Pot: JOHN F. HANNA, 'f Trastess. dng at landings iy Son {nt on nentaye ¥ A <7 Sieatid -dkds ursdavs, Mattox Cr mda Tow secteen e pdietttelna aa = daye Chapel Pint and bremrs Shar Puydage “Mowat 7 meer. gpd luesdays “up,” returping to Wael pe every Ons Sees oe " Siinaay, ‘Wednesday’ phy afternouns, HANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ‘or information apn ow ON C STREET SOUTHWEST. BETWEEN G. TION FOUR-AND-A-HALF AND SIXTH STREET: 085 ol ~ ia ayant it By attherity of a decrwo of the Supreme Court of N®™ YORK ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM, ¢ District of Columbia, passed in the oa) aoe Suoufier et al, swainst Grectiaypie etal, Nov tao, The firet-clags. fall powered, Clyde-bullt Drigh er for sale, in front of | Steamships iu (> the Tin TEENTH AMS(ERDAM. Di . 1882, ‘at FOUR O'CLOCK | EDAM, ZAA -M., lot numbered ove hundred and two (102), in W.A. King’s recorded subdivision of original lot numbered Carrving the 0. \ four (4), in square numbered four hundred and uinety- | pans"s Pier, fout of | t, dewey City, Ne Sn two (492), in the city of Washington, District of Colum- | recularly « yw eden t with the Improvements thereon, Raid py z erty < 17 feet Linch on C etrect south, between shin, 45 and 6th streets west, and containing 2,331 square oy Svinte ak feet, more or less y to ¥. 8 METEORS ; ichingtoa, The purchase money toe pai installments, one third tn eaal on the ratiieation ne-third in one year and one-third in years froni the day of sale. The deferred payments {Interest from the, diy of sale at the rate of ix I pald, to be secured by a deed ses sold. The cor a cost of in k ng down of the raid uiae inetd oot, if he fail to comply, the estate shall be GLASGOW, LONDONDERRY ; FRED, W. JONES, } and GALW LY, Xf Trustees. Louisiana avenue. THOS. 1. al-ats Epaneed tor safety and qneed, wutunuita ve to n, $90, $70 and $80. Mrs. D. 2S seams, cat cee ew Yorn, Haram, S any HNEMES. , will wall ENV EBT SAR paanage: From, Now York to Have foot of 84 street, Hol» tem. e | Ki | rg eS ‘and Bremen, first cal und are fitted ap with all thy: ro Stocomfort of pesencere Intermediate, $40.” Steers Apoly to JAS. BELLEW h BROSNAN, 612 8th st. (GLO. W. MOR E & ALDEN, ‘Gene Broudway <1 » Nane., 16 hia, Pa. E. Comer Broad and ute. By virtue of a decree passed in the Anderson va. Henry WW. Hovwate et in Fquity, in the supreme Court Columbia. T will, ou MONDAY, TH H EMBER, A.D. 1882) AT FOURU'CLOCK -. infrontof the offer for sale at auc- the foto ty lot 3) and two Hut ( nry W. Howgate’s subdivist ‘yor's office In Book 11, at dred and eight (1098) to one hundred am (112), inclusive, of Patterson's subdivzaton (rec the surveyor's office in Book It. W. of square nembered two hundred i laid dosnt on the p wre each improved by house. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase mon sic in cash, and the residue in equal pay uu rs from the dey of sale; for the ds pRsinents the netesof the purchaser or purchasers sliall #iven, secured by deed of trust on the property, and bearing“luterest ut six per ceuturn day of sale. Adeposit of one bundred dk made on each honse w 0 be complied with in sev ys. All conveyancing at the the purchaser or purchasers. elote are sold subject t from Henry W. Howgste aud wi bert C. Fox and George W. Brown, dated Februal ISSL, convey- ing lote 204, 20! 07, 208, 208 210, fn Henry W. Howsate's culvifvision of part of square 206, 10 of, | _ st | Negmiormma TLor—_ berwe from Bremen pier, oem cabin, $60; steerags, $90; prepald steerage corti $24. "For feast = eoaae opriy, to OEtEICE ee hog Green, New ¥ ,W.G. METZ! nsylvania avenue northwest, Agente f Jala v1 [pamerre ‘LINE. WEEELY LINE OF STEAMERS LEAVING JEW YORK EVERY THURZDAT AT Now Raid ENGLAND, FRANCE AND GERMANY. Passage apply to ; Saniated RICHARD & ©0., General Paxsonwer Agonta, of a deod of trust ory note of, four a = co “ye 61 Broadway, New iork, ruary gare yee 4 date, with intsres percentum | Or to PERCY G. SMITH, ie quarter yearly, w teed of trust m 4 619 Pennsyivanta Avenus. in Liber 960, folio'442, one of the laud . a immb E GARNETT, Trnstes, ‘oinmbian Law Bui ding. for the District of (i HENKY W 3 COMPANY LIMITER, BETWi ER NEW YORK AND CALL TOORK Ha From} Son NEW YORK Serv . We hude....Wed., 27 Dea, Sevu Ww stalonia. Wea, Siam * AND EVER) WEDNESDAY PROM AEW fu) Rate oF Passace: $100 for juuntet wer nccomma \dath TY low rates. Stecrace tickets from. sd Queeusiown and all other parts of Ke tee. uh bills of taden wiven for Belfaxt, « Autwerp and other jores cu the ‘Continent Gall ag AiGlllcraneat LOT atte Campane freigit wud paseasre apply at the Cony No.4 howling Grocn, of both, steerage and opie, fe BIGELOW & GO., 605 Tth street, Wi VERNON H. BROWN & CO., New ¥; ‘Mesers, OTIS BIGELOW & OO. 605 7th street, Washington. _ MEDICAL, &e. ‘ TON. —D NNEY COUPLER! STEE! CHEDULE. TO Tal bicago, Cincinnati and St. Louis Fast Express. iceping Cars to Cine St. Louisand Clicago. \—Paltinince, Elicot City aad Way Stations. A DRE EXPRES: y (Piedmont, Stras- 6:50 Baitinior. Annapolis aud Way (Pt burg, Winchester, Hacerstown and Way, via Relay.) XPRESS. tations Ws na. EW YORK AND BOSTON Parlor Cars to New ‘k. 840—Btaunton and Valley Ex (connects for Ha- ofemtown and at Point ot Rocks for Frederick.) 19:00—Baltimore, Hyattavilie and Laurel | E: polis Junction, Jessup's days stops at all stations. i. LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED PRESS, (stops at Hyattevile | TQ ye astis Peon! yeician tn thee =. Din ia em ee Lae ited daily Penneylvania aver ue. cianatt an u Irregularities | quickly to Cincinnati, Louisville it. Correspondence. gnd eon tial. “Separate roome for ome City, Annapolis, Way. | hours? to 4and 6108 pin a Sunday only for Bai ALTIMOKE EXERES 3 zs DIES, YOU CAN CONFIDENTIALLY a BALTIMOME EXUIESS. Litei'bs. BRoritths, Gee Bape nae 00—Baitimore, Philedelphia and N. ¥. Exprem. cular atiention paid to all Diseases Pecullar to 8 altmore and Way Stations. Winchestor, Prod | married apie: | All Trrogulirities and Ovarian 4:50—altimos Hsville & Laure Express, (Prod. 4 bles trea ric scl = erick, via Relay, stomping at, {440"Talimore, Annapolis and Wi 4445—Point of Rocks Frederick, 1y Stations. R. J. CLEGG, 91 SOUTH HIGH STR) timore, Md., ‘makes # specialty of ALL polis Junction.) Dd SFASES, viz., Ovarian Troubles. y Stations. lazerstown, Win- ET, ¥ chester and Wi {pis Sutiday to Polat of | | N-2—Putieuts’ boarded if routed oF visited wt shat Rocks and Way Stations only.) honie 2 1545— BALTIMORE | EXPRE: ESS, (Martinsburg and Stopsat Hyattwilie aud Laurel) Way Stations, RESS. E CLEVELAND and DETROIT XPRESS — Sleeping Cars to Pittsburg. 19:40—PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK and BOSTON EXPRESS. Sleeping Cars to 19:55—Chicago, Cincinnati and Sleeping Ci )—BAL Daily. Sunday only. NERVOUS PROSTRATION, PREMATURE DEBILe ity, Lost Vitality, Youthful Errors, Weakness, positively and Peet cured w. ithout medicine ob pain. Also, al! Private Diseases of both sexes. 14 Ith strect northwest, nib street soutlwest Diseaner si = fully 3 Broncluti«, ery yl remnale Wouknere aud Obeteue: tions, hits, € ever and Fever Sores, WwW. via k a 05~ Pont af hiocks am W0— Baltimore and Wa Other trains dail: except Sunday Autrains from Washington stop at Station. Of the Genital Organe arjeing from eurly iudl For further information apuiy at the Baltimore and | OF SOAP THD? and all Bervous . icket Offices, Washington Station, 619 and 1351 S Penneylt vel corner 14th street ‘bere orders weil be taken for baage tbe checked and receivouat xy point y. C. K. LORD, Gen. Passenger Azept, Balto, WM. CLEMENTS. Master of Tran, Balto.” my3 ME GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE DOUBLE TRACK = WEST AND. STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT E: IN EFFECT NOVEMBEE Sr, 1882, Tnarss Leave Wasi TON FROM STATION, CORNER For fittoure and tne Weeks "Chicas datiod F or. an icazo of Palace Steen Gare at $30. dal sr ast £ > with Sleeping Cars from incintati. "Western Ex ress #30 a Mail Express, 9:50 p.m. daily Pittsburg and the West. pees Yor Buftalo. Niagara, I R. _ MEDICAL FLECENICE Az, treats vccrsetully, Female Dison u yan ism, Chill Paralysis, Nervous Turkiaby Rnscian, Suiyhur avd all eis @iven. 417 G street, 0 posite Himes House. DES BEQTHERS AND GRAY GIVE NO FRER Prescriptions and send you to somenide show t who will axree to divide profits with the doctor. poe ginanotntid ofa cur: of Bonorrhen, Stilt og eas aT een ahs Lett ae Guay, stevet southwest, who will furnish you and guarantee & car OF DO pay. Thstty-dve weane experieuce, ol-Sia* ARNE DE Forest, “HAS REMEDY FOR Lae dice, Allfemaie complaints quickly, sued gaits at 1249 "eh street northwest, Odicehoy from 1 to9 o'clock p.m., with judies only. BALTIMO‘ POTOMAC RAILROAD. For Eric, Canandaigua, Rochester, B ROBERTSON, THE MOST RELIABLE Diane cutnana ist im Uae chy aie 9:50 p.m. datiy except Saturday, with Palace Cars | jie" benpas nee: will €uarantee acuro in all dise a gultations strictly “confidential, Can, bo poet pilus ‘ofbon, 400 © atreet orth wost- ee physicians of Baltimore. ‘Main offoa, Llverty Mines Baltimors, Md. ae ey For Balti 40, 8:00, 9:30, 10:30 a.m. and 1:30, ia ad 1d 10:20 p.: On NS igh ieg £220, 6:30, 1350, 9:50, Fo Pope's Greek Line, 6:40am, and4:40 p.m. daly, ForAnnspolis, Oi0's-m, and 4:10 p.m. dally, except FREDERI URG RAIL. ‘WPEEAN! (DRIA AND WA>HINGTON . 7 :20, 13-00 and 11:25a.m., Py ‘Sunday J ANHOOD RESTORED. M a5 i vilty ‘Promatare Delay ches’ Saving Ged te Sf ecif-cures wich ‘he wit Troe, to sufferers, Andress J, H. 49 Chant ‘Sunday. ANDI 200 and 11 in v the Ruy. Station D, New York City. 8. JOHN TRIPP'S 1D r ‘cure Zor Syphilts, hey Diseawes and all Bennsylvania w fuaranteed in either tion, where orders can be left for the phlet, feagé to destination from hotels and residences, General Passenger Agent CHAS. E. PUGH, General Manaxer. VEGETABLE PRODUCT, Only used in ArEn's AGUE Cvne, bas proven itrelf a never-failing and rapid cure for every form of Malarial Disorder, Fever and Ague, or Chills and Fever. Notm- Jury follows its use, ahd its effects are permanent. It Touses the system to @ condition of vigorous health, cleanses the blood of malarial poison, and imparts a feeling of comfort and security most desirable in Ague Ron's VITAL RESTORATIVE. RESTORES NERVOUS AEP. PHYSICAL DEBILA- — TY, Loss OF MANLi VIGOK, &o, Thin eft as healthy as if they had never had the disease. ‘The Sction of Axa’s Acus Cuma upon ee REN ON