Evening Star Newspaper, December 13, 1882, Page 7

a —_— STAR: WASI Dee se eee EEE oe ™~ GTON. WEDNESDAY. °, Maryland Stems. ‘The works ot the Hazerstown Steam ine And Boiler Machine company were closed Sat- Additional stock to the amount of 100,000 is needed to continue operations. bout 125 hands are thrown out of employment. The new M.E. church at Liberty, Frederick founty, was dedicated Sunday, Rev. Dr. H. R, Reyer. of Baltimore, preached the sermon. je new structure is built of Maryland granite &hd pressed brick. George W. Coleman, of Boonsboro’, was killed by the cars at Berlin, on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, Saturday night. Rev. 5. B. Moore, pastor of the Christian church in Hagerstown, has resizned, and will ‘move to Indianapolis. Ind. Samuel Fooks. an old colored man, was found dead In his cabin, in Worcester county, a = ago. ‘on county. d fary Ann Feig! dged insane. ur company ot Iadies and gentlemen ot Cambridge have raised a fund of €225 by several performances of “Pinafore” for the benefit of the building fund of the Protestant Episcopal Church, burned on Thanksgiving sd Sunday of Hagerstown, has ‘d Lake, a brakeman, was killed &’s tunnel, near Pi children live in Keyser. Dr_ Bt. T. Winchester, of Queenstown, Queen | “s county, and his: partn la norrow aconite from on minal trial b Carroll ¢ ols char enced at W t John E. Denn minster gon, wh D. Mu by pretended pur 4 number » contrac but aly A ing to . | hases of walnut logs t farmers obtained their signa- | and he then mannfactured | + Dennisor their s who claims ek, of Union a, a few days ago pr da cha to murder in the gradation of crimes, ast a Young man na William Mingourd, He was arrested, but stoutly main- itto be acase of blackmail. He adm x at the house of the complainant at the but said he was ihere by earne vl claiming to be on the verge + court discharged the defend- rk that it wasa clear case of blackmail. The girl made the monstrous state- ment t her vici course of life originated in the wickedness of her own father. next ant with the re -— ee Massachusetts ‘Town Elections. BOSTON DEMOCRATIC—RESULTS IN OTHER Albert Palmer (dem.) was elected mayor of | Boston yesterday by more than 2,315 majority over Samuel A. Green, the republican and citizens’ candidate. The straight democratic aldermante ticket is elected. John P. Dore | (dem.) is elected street comm er over Ne ton Taibot, the present Incumbent, by a large majori The democrats elect dll but one ot the meinbers of the school board. The common | council will stand 40 democrats and republi- cans. The vote on license was nearly three to one in favor of It. OTHER PARTS OF THE STATE. ) was elected mayor of 7 majority. There will be aj Of the six aldermen elected four are The voted for license by a rece democratic. jority. 1. M. Hill (rep. and citizens’ candidate), ted mayor of Salem by a plurality of 108 The vote was for license. “election In Worcester Samuel E. Hildreth, «dno license candidate), was elected es to 4,119 for E. B. Stod- s" candidate and present incumbent. ty voted for license, 3.925 against 3,724. ‘Two of the aldermen on the Hildreth ticket and two on the Stoddard ticket were elected. Of the twelve members of the common council €lected, eight are republicans and four demo- evan (dem.} is elected mayor of Lowell by over 400 majority. Both branches of the city council are largely democratic. . citizens’ and temperance candidate, in is elected mayor over Breea (working- Fi 2.391 and Breed’s vote There will be arecount. Lynn votes euse by two to one. <o- Agriculturalists in Council THE NATIONAL FARMERS’ CONVENTION. ‘The annual eony ution of the American agri- cultura! association began it three days’ session in Chieago yesterd pt Harrison wel- comed the d er from T. Corwin Anderson, norn breeder, of Kentuck: 1, urging that the convention bring the nof Congress to the nece of iegis- ttle. Papers y General W. W. Burns, U.S. A., on the preservation of moisture for a season- able rainfall, which he claims could only be done by the action of the states and the general | government by planting trees on borders of | bodies of water and the margin of water courses; | by Georze Greeg. of Scotland, superintendent of agriculture to the Duke of Sutherland, on the subject of reclamation of hill waste | Jand, in which work he has been en-| gaged fo sin Scotland and Spain. The paper described the immense s eam-plows which are in use on the Duke of Sutherland's highland property. Ornen MEE INGS OF PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY. sion of ‘he Pennsylvania State ¢. Patroas of Husvandry, met at Harris- burg yesterday. Over one hundred delegates nt, A public meeting was neld in the at which adresses were delivered by Goveraor Hh and others. The Mississippi State Grange met at Jackson ay, and a committee was arranged for a ition of fruit growersin January. The ninth annual session ot the Maryland State nge, Patrons of Husbandry, convened in Baltimore yesterday. About del Were present, representing every county in the State. The grange will be in session several days. ee Humor of the Ballot Bex. From the Albany Arcus. The State board of canvassers found several ®eattering votes. and the humorist, as well as the reformer, seems to have been abroad. For governor, dames 4. Garfield and Charles J. Guiteau each had a yote in Delaware. “No Conkiingism” got a vote in Orange, and so did Ben} uin F. Butler. Roseoe Conkling had one #0, as had Jay Gould, and C. A. Arthur one in Otsego. Suffolk county returns one vote for Stephen B. French, one for Gould, one for Conkling Folger and one for Arthur Wyoming also returns one for Conkling. A numberof votes are given for Proxy French for Heutenant governor, whilé French Carpenter comes in for quite a number. John Wilkes Booth received one vote in Delaware county, and James G. Blaine was remembered forthe same piace by an elector of the same county sseiedis ene es Agee Ruined by Stock Speculation. Great excitement was caused yesterday in New York when it was found that the banking house of J. A. & W. H. Sweeney was closed on general assignment for the benefit of all their | Charles Rod, a: An Indian Hetress. THE FAMOUS ADDISON MOWRY SUIT; INVOLVING « $1,500,000, CALLED UP IN PITTSBURG. The famous suit of the Indian heirs of Addison Mowry, to recover property in Pittsburg val- ued at 1,500,000, was called for trial in the United States circuit court before Judge But- ler, of the eastern district yesterday. A young balf-breed girl and her mother, who respectively claim to be the daughter and widow of Mowry, are the claimants for the greater portion of the property. 4 NUMBER OF CHIPPEWA INDIANS were present as witnesses. They were dressed in elvilized garb, with the exception of one, who, in addition to his regular custom, wore fanci- fully leggings and regalia and long brass ear- rings hanging from his ears. The men were stalwart specimens and show the effects of civilization by haying allowed their whiskers to grow. One of the witnesses was a woman, very pleasant looking, and stylishly attired in a black costume. Her hat was trimmed with tich tips and around her neck was a fine silk arf. All the Indians were from the vicinity of naw City, Mich. The first witness was the most important one which the plaintiffs have. name is Seth Witey. He Isa magistrate of naw. He is an old man, but his mind!s very clear. He said he had gone fishing up the Saginaw river to Grunpoint, in 1! with a party of friends. On- his way home he met Addison Mowry and a number of squaws. A WEDDING PROPOSED. proposed there should be a wed- Soi ebor | ding, and Mowry safd he was willing to marry a | squaw named Straight Back, who was the mother of his child. The wedding took place. Wiley performed the ceremony. He testified that he had forgotten the circumstances until they were r to bis mind. He was told a marrlage certificate in his handwriting had been and, testifying that Addison Mowry and had been. married. ¢This certiti- given by Mowry to a friend named | iit was recently found among | his papers. ‘The certiticate was shown to the | witness, and he ideatuied it as being in his writ- ing. Explorations in Patagonia. Naples Letter to the London Times. About two years have elapsed since the Vega touched at Naples on {ts return yoyage of dis- Most of the crew were Swiss or Nor- . but there was one Italian on board, Lieutenant Bove. As being a southern Italian he was received most joyously, and this fact not improbably gave a fresh impulse to the ambition to distinguish himself by seeking to explore yet unknown seas. A project was started for send- ingan expedition to the Antarctic ocean. Lieut. Bove was to be the commander of it, and he and his companions left this country for South America ona kind of preparatory voyage. They had just returned, haying landed in Genoa, and the following details with which the Journals furnish us may afford some pleasant reilef after the hot discussions on the cloture: ‘As is well known,” says the Journalist, “there has been much discussion about the existence of a gigan- tic race of Patagonians, as to whose stature many were disposed to doubt the report of Ma- gellan. But in wandering oyer Terra del Fuego our travelers found human craniums and bones of such an enormous size as to prove the existence of @ race which has now disappeared, and thus attest the veracity of Mageilan. In those regions there is a river, the Santa Cruz, almost unknown. Fitz Roy and Darwin alone within afew years have navigated it in part. Moreno and Mavano, Argentines, went further | up, so that the Italian expedition had, as It were, anew ficld for study during the 18 days that ren A painful spectacle was presented to them on arriving at Cape Horn. There is no’ ize on the coast which does not record a shipwreck. Every part was covered with broken planks, masts snapped in pieces, ironwork twisted by the violence of the waves. Bove rummaged among these fragments in the hope of finding some data, but, excepting an oar of a float, which had the Italian name of | ‘ceri, and a board on which was written in sh "he found no other indication. lust on the island of Nuovo Anno in 1880. She was a magniticent iron vessel of 2,000 tons register, and she was on her iast voyage to Valparaiso, laden with coal #nd spirits. Bove is companions will shortly publish a narrative of their voyage.” The geo- graphical institute of Buenos Ayres, which has throughout shown a warm interest In the expe- dition, lately had gold and silver medals struck in commemoration of the voyage. Gold medals were given to Lieuteuant Bove and to the com- mander of the Pietrabuena, while silver medals were given to Professor Lovisato and Captain Corla. “> Curious A A prisoner who gave his name as James Smith was arraigned in the Jefferson market police court yesterday, charged with conspiracy to blackmail Ludwig Baumann, of the firm of Baumann Brothers, furniture dealers in Eighth avenue and in 14th street. Mr. Baumann sald that he had received several letters signed by Miss Emma L. Roberts, in one of which he was charged with having betrayed the writer. It was stated that he would be punished if he did not make reparation. The letters were a great surprise to Mr. Baumann, and he kept them to await further developments. He received the first letter on Thursday, and in it was another letter addressed to Mr. Mars The inclosed letter was opened, and was found to contain a request for an ‘Interview. The next day another letter, ten page in length, was received from Miss Roberts. This letter was hand- ito Justice Bixby yesterday as a part of the evidence against the prisoner. The writer asks for the return of private papers contained in the pocket-book stolen from her on Noyember 21, and directs that they should be sent to the “school or to the Brooklyn post office, in my right name.” She asserts that the first note that she received from Mr. Baumann asked for the society of a “reiined, cultured and respect- able lady. A conversation could do no harm, and might result to our mutual benefit.” She then states that in the interview with him noth- ing was said about the duties that she would have to perform, except that she would soon be able to save 2500 for tke relief of her infirm mother. The second time that he met her she alleges that he took her to a disorderly house, and stole her pocket-book and brutally assaulted her. Since then he had failed to meet her, and she did not know where to address him, but while shopping the day befere she saw’ him standing in his store. MISS ROBERTS’ “MISTAKE.” On Saturday night a boy handed a letter to Mr. Bailmann and sald that it had been sent by alady. The letter was signed by Miss Roberts, and simply stated that she had made a mistake in sending the letters to Mr. Baumann, asked tor return of the long letter, and censured him for opening the letter addressed to Mr. Marsh. A clerk in the store followed the boy, and saw him speak to aman at 14th street and 6th avenue. A policeman was subsequently called and the man was arrested. He gave the name of Smith, but said that was not his right name. He concealed that, he said, be- cause he was an innocent victim in’ the Religious Wranglers. SUNDAY SCHOOL PROJECTS THAT SPOILED THE PEACE OF A JERSEY COMMUNITY. From the New York Herald, 12th. AUCTION: SALES. SS BE pre o A number of the religious people of Lincoin PEREMPTORY OF HORSES, MARES AND Park, a small village lying on the border of Pas- SALE UE ES. saic and Morris counties, N. J., about six miles | 0p JHURSPAY,, DECHMBER FOURTEENTH. AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON, 7PHOS E WAGGAMAN tea Etat Aactoomee TRUSTEES' SALE OF FIRST-CLASS —— PROPERTY AT SOUTHWEST COR! SECOND AND MARKET STREE: STE. VERNON! MT. STEAMER WwW. ¥. NONI! 10WN, D. C., (NO. 43 SECOND 8° = from Patterson, are greatly exercised over some aaa gee ae ee. Fea ee enced | eBy Nirtve st & deed ot rust, of date July x nee LL. BLAKR, Captalll, legal actions which have been taken against | wore eea aes Pegs pote EE Sombie. re) oncgne them. Six months ago all wag harmony among | _1* i ‘S. BENSINGER, Auct. Fequest of the party thereby we wills FALL AND WINTER SCHEDULE, the religious people of Lincoln Park. They | (\'ANGERY SALE OF IMPROVED BEAL ESTATE | DAY. DECEMBER THIRT SETH. ie82, AT FOUR “4 ASPIRE OoTOBER dwelt together in unity,and most ofthem attend-| _ STREET WEST. = ges Eee citica Gone eat 160 feet | the Urinary. Nervous and Seminal Weaknoen, fan. every MONDAY. ed divine services in the district schoolhouse, the | pBrr\iitue 9,4 ccorspat the Supreme Court of tneges | fr 2d etree anc 150 fect on Market surest J Goong, | Inrotencs:, ele. Conmultation stricus "confdeutial, At BE ver a a MONDAY a village being too poor to afford a church of Its | Lanziey va. Ferry ot aby, davel December 11, 1882, edn eiekes De amoreaments, consisting Sopa ate ae ose ree ear froma | ae Neasint wae a own. Some of the prominent members | I'sh:ll offer for exle sf pubic, suction, in front of the | Sine double brick Dwelline. Be ay money tn cash and ading ‘physicians of Daittmore. Sain often, | and’ Curronane On SAIC M DAY Corea Shona tae eat ine ea | Os SEE tae RE Sey | eS eee ES | Reet heme at eae | acm mart To 4 eld, } Part of Lots No. 11 and 12 of Davidson's subdivision of | Years from day of sale with interest, secured to the. for steamer i every Thon tl be wet ieoporte them ny A ache ot Measure Ge | aa rans che rn Be | Nau ary Wuion MAGTICANT cee | PEAT eS Sa us . ¥ fact of Columbia, berinning on L.streot 87 feet 4 inenes | Rurchaser. | If ta ig gam clay yoyant Physician, has eminent success in treating | £0 8 as Site ge selves under the laws of New Jersey into a cor-| trom the nortuwest corner of said square. amd runsine ae on five days" notios in the Bvening | Scule and chromic diseares (both mental and phywicaly | “03 porate body, and accordingly did so, the certifi- | thence east 14 feet 2 inches; thence south 51 feet to a Bitar atrek noes ‘of di medicine. Rooms 600 6th street northwest. Lie S| without, ‘n2-2m* ; tiny irehaser. A ci cate of Incorporation being filed in the county | thres-foot alley: thence weat 14 fect 2 inches; thenee | Poet Nr gtggteih te raced ok he bee ried Cy north 51 fe the beginning, improved by a three- naira arcane wee { LTA, NS clerk's office in Morristown. From this time | story brick dwelling, No. 1428 L street northert. ‘conveyancing and recording at purchaser’s cost. ME, BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF onaay. Sastheak. ter date their troubles. They got into wrangles | “Terma: One-un? 5t the purchase werent se paid in HANLON ASHFORD.) ractece, | MEE oor said HE ERENTS OF TEURSDAY, ap woven clciook a.m for, Foto 7B hb ‘of sale; the residue in twp equal instal. JOHN F. HANNA, temen 50’ cents each. 403 L strect. ~ over the offices and over other various matters | nen on aera eee ahata, ie eee ny | THOS. R, WAGGAMAN, Ai ai-a&ds | Sin sirets nortnwest snd Tartare, Tategs Crock on Suntayeend, 4 j until one portion of the corporation became 60 | tobe sented Uearmeed meee cee suterest thereon EOMAS DOWLENG. ana - snd Wodazolars “caps” peerping ts Seekneken Sam disgusted that It rebelled and left fhe organiza- | faction of The Trustee. il conver aucing at purchaser's Soest FINANCIAL Monday, Wednesday and F: afternoons. tion. Before the trovble had_begun the Dutch | cost. RICHARD T, MORSELL, ‘Trustee, | CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE eee Ev tnbocmation eget 9 san Paformed Church at Pompton Plains had always | THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer." aiseokds | ON, C, ATREET SOUTHWEST. “HnTWELN 2s + Tat Aine fark, é een very friendly to the people of Lincoln Park, 1 th. ‘of a decree of the Supreme Court of, — ncaa and when the latter wanted to hold a. falr to | ([!OMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer. tue District of Cohumbise ‘parsed ta the Sotse of EW YORK, ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM. oan 3 buy an organ the use of the church at Pomp- Graton Saoufter etal, against Greenarpie etal.. No. 7.400, rar n doll Fe of insurance. eet, first claes, fall powered, Clyfe-built Dus , PI AY LLOCK A Sask 3 ee S ortinernen tin Post. Solicitor 5 eamanipe of this ton Elains was readily obtained for a trifling | 0, ., STRAY BULLOGK ay SIXTEENTH, 1692, | the premises. on WEDNESDAY, the THIMTEENTH | Ber adv stint tin qrapatsie: AS TERDAM, ROTTERDAM, RORTEDAM, relate tTestissenting fac-) a2 TWELVE O'CLOCK M-, in front of Thomas Dow: BAL, et Peat e Meeet OU OCLOCK | Die sim LY. KNIGHT. Menacer. EDAM, ZAANDAM. P. CACAND. ‘ tion left the main body the dissenters went to | jing’s aucti I will ‘sell, to chi &e., | FM, iH = W."A. SCHO! MAA Pompton Plains for ald and obtained it, enough | ave darknereonae sate fats Ste CRETE A Kingly reoorded rubdivision of original 1of num red ‘AY? To xour 1 orreing the Fes. Mats ts re Sethiande, ta money being collected to build a new chapel. | sie Eeareen oe Speen thon my lace, GEARE | two (49), in the city of Washington, District of Coline 5 t a Carpenters were set to work and soon fin- bia, together with the improvements thereon, eaid prop- Sian Somaya for Rotterdam and ished a neat little chapel_opposite to the school : am erty fronting 17 feet 1 inch on C street south, between Owner can claim same anytime before sale by payiny el , By order of L INVESTMENT CLUBS of- N TN ME First cabin, $70: second cabin, $50. =. 4's and 6th streets west, and containing 2,531 square akin F monthis prof ZAU - 21 Soy y house which the rest of the corporation still | 45-3 THOMAS T. HURDLE. _ | £080 more or loos, ra, { He ttm investments of Toto ST Aor ee aaiee a | Re AAU General Avett 27 Moot Wil . 4 oi 3 bY ‘ory ap used asa house of worship. The dissenters had pacer SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED | | Terms of sale: ‘The pnrchase money to_be paid in ALN, PROVISIONS AND STOCKS. &OO., 925 Penneylvania avetiue, Washington. fo furniliire noe beck: Haka hoidecs cen the PROPERTY, SITUATED ON SECOND STREET, | equal installments, one third in caxh on the ratfestion per wets the benafit of combined capital of the |S © ~ Se ho furniture nor books, but a few 1S age BETWEFN FAYETTE AND L! NGAN STREETS, | nisi of the sale, one-third in one year and one-third in | ¢ . Reports sent week'y. Dividends paid monthly. N° TH GHRMAN LLoYp— old corporation awoke and found that the tables| _ IN THE CITY OF GEOROLTORS: EEpoanE eee Me day of gale, The deferred payments | Clut19 paid maroc! ery buck theisiugney an pratt yeawaty Live Derwres New Tone, Hava ad been turne: 7 preme Cow pear interest from the day of sale at the rate of 81 ‘aree months, etil leaving orieinal mount makin ONDON, SOUTHAMPTON AN. 1a tte Haan iat ie tole a peat Digteae or More aaedes Sea FAG | per cent per armas until para to ho secreed te a need | Hast f2 tn Club, or returped on demand. Sharon, €16 | _ The steamers af tue ampere Wi eal EVERY SAT ® necessary articles to run a first-class Sunday | tye Tagen ned rents ee oe caute No. public | of trust upon the premises sold. The conveying and | Sich. Explanatory circular sent treo. Resse tore PRDAY trom Breauen pier, foot of $d street, Ho! school with, but that the old school house was | auction, in front of the premises, on SATURDAY. Dae recording to be at the cost of the purchaser, who is to Pei tents oHanted qverembere. | Address KE. KEN- | Raine of pasamro: From New York to Hayre, Loni empty. The dissenters” had entered the old | CRUBERTWENTY-THIRD, 18-2. at FOUMOCLOCE | Gepost with tho Trustees the wim of $100 upon the | Balke COs Causa Beker 1 ene 179 Ta Salie | Sou and ‘Bremen, first cabin, $100, mal he T GARHAN ON tin Deeae OO the east part of lot numbered oue hundred (100), | kncexing down of the waid lot of iand, and at whose | atret, Chicas, Lo, od-codsvkekha | eatin. $e); stearate, $30: prepaid secre corti Soe epee Sud \Caztled Off ve organ, in Threlkeld’s addition tothe city of Georgetown, hay- | Cost, if he fail to comply, the said real estate shall be = Bo Fries ce vemane, apply tp Sev books belonging to the Sunday school library, | ing a front of thirty (a0) feet om ad suck ae ane tanath | eao)d. Sees Stock SPECULATION. of tn Ectenie eeee BE Beg ps 25 Bibles and 20 Gospel Hymns, constituting the See ee act oe pendred ‘and twenty (120) feet, THOS. BH CALLAS, § ‘Trustees. 2. whole property of the corporation. The indig- nation at this act was extreme, but the dis- senters refused to give up the goods. Legal measures haye accordingly been taken and a suit for trover and conversion has been instituted Want mn. Amecre LINE. WEEKLY LINE OF STRAMERS LEAVING AEW YORK EVERY THURSDAT ‘Terms of sale, as prescribed by the decree: one half of the urchase money in cash and the residue in equal instalments in six aod twelve months, with interest at six percent. A deposit of fifty (#50) dollars wiil be re- quired when the property is struck off. Terma of sale to be complied al-dts 472 Louisiana avenue, —— Parties wishing to make moner in Stocks should oom- municate with the old establieh n of JOHN A. DODGE & CO., THIS EVENING. ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers, th in seven days from the day of sale. BaNkens axp Sto¢r Broxens, AT NOON. against the dissenters. The counsel for the cor- | All conveyancing at the cost of the PuEnMeCE: toe v No. 12 War Brnset, New Yor, FOR ENGLAND, FRANCE AND GERMANT. poration advised them to have their brethren | qyyog. WAGGAMAN, Auctionecr. ” in ‘Who will send free full information snowing howlarge 2s Passage apply and sisters arrested for larceny, but the good | 4i3-w,f,m&di GRAND CHRISTMAS SALE, Profits may be realized on investments of ©. B. RICHARD & 00., people did not want to take such extreme General Passonger Agoata, measures. 61 Broadway, New dork, Or to PERCY G. SMITH, 1851 and 619 Pennsylvania avenas, Send for “Tourist Gazette.” Wess “& CO., Auctioneers, 639 Louisiana avenu Opposite City Post OMtes. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE BY ORDER OF THE Je6 $10 TO $1,000. Pprva4te STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES FINE TRIPLE SILVER PLATED WARE, ——— ee enping for Their Lives. SIXTEEN PERS BADLY INJURED BECAUSE OF HONORABLE THE. ORPHANS! COURT OF THE ROGERS’ TABLE CUTLERY, a THE ABSENCE OF FIRE-ESCAPES. IS te J A telegram from Philadelphia last might says; | Qf 4 collection or, Second-hand Furiture, ke.; Bed. | MANTEL CLOCKS, BRONZES AND oRNa-| WASHINGTON, NEW YORE AND RICHMOND. The Enterprise Cotton Mills, at Manayunk, owned | Stoves, ecoatnee Beds, Mattresses, Cribs, Grocers, . MENTS, H. H. DODGE, by Samuel S. Keely, and occupied. by Joseph Brussels “Carpets, Drugget, ‘Blames Marble-to} BY ORDER TAUNTON SILVER PLATE CO., Bonds, Stocks and Investment Securities Bought and Adams, cotton yarns; Kelly & Whilhere, cotton | Tables, Book-case, Carpet Seat Kockere, &e., wit i Sold on Commission, spinners; Lord & Connor, carpet yarns, and | THE SALE WILL CONTINUE WITH ONE HUN- si ar B ae Wild & Bro, carpet yarns, were totally de- | UREA LOWS MOLUR” WARE. O58 HS: STORE CORNER 10rm AND D STREETS, No. 639 15ru STREET, (CORCORAN BUILDING,) Y stroyed by fire this afternoon, incurring a loss | 4 )\anee ee AHSGEAS. oSGeaER (Facing Pennsylvania avenue, ) Agency for Prince and Whitely, Stock Brokers, OF Pansa of $15,000 on building and $60,000 on the stock | rOUNTEENTIC at TEN. OGLOGK, aoa re commEscrse 64 Broapway, New Yorn. and machinery of the various eons) The eather dove not interfere with our sales, having ample fire broke out in the picker-room, on the fourth | Toem. floor, in the apartment oceupléd by Lord &| at Eoin terpenes ey Connor, and spread with great rapidity. Abou a one hundred operatives were at work at the | "TV Spats Pout pncton ete ee nese, property of time, those on the fifth floor being exposed to ‘sold on account of livery, Dowling’s the most danger. As there were no flre-escapes 16th, 12m, Champlin & Hilton. in the building, the only means of escape was Kare $60, $80 end $100 for passenger accommodatt: Btecrage at very low rates. Btecrage tickets from erpcol and Quecusiown and all other parts of lowest rates, Through bills of laden given for elfe a Havre, Autworp aud other forts cur the Continent aa tor Mediterranean ports. or freight and passage apply at the Compauste No.4 Bonwliuwr Green, or both etnrage and cate a GEIS BIGELOW"S'OO!, oo "Tih iron W 0, VERNON H. BROWN & CO., New York; TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER TWELFTH, AT TEN A. M., BESUMING AT TWO AND SEVEN AND A HALF O'CLOCK P. M., And continue from day to day until the entire stock is closed out. Every class of Securities bought and sold on commis- sion in San Francisco, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Boston and Washington. Orders executed on the New York Stock Exchange at one-eighth of one per cent commission. Private and direct telegraph wires to | Richmond, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and Boston, throuzh which orders are executed on the l fe all sin | Stock Exchanges in those cities and repertea back | Orto Mesors. OTIS MGELOW & COL by an outside holsting-rope, which reached only An GoD Riersee Oe tee micie ane” | arcaray. Queaicn af tesa ced See eee | oes 605 7th etreet, Washington, to the second floor. All coming down this way eer ay Salvers, Waiters, ‘Toilet’ Sets, Urns, Cake Baskets, formation recardiug the Markets received through our wires INSTANTLY direct from the New York Stock nl | = had to jump the balance of the distance to. the ground, running the gauntlet of the fire as it belched out of the windows. Others jumped from the windows. In all, sixteen per- sons were injured—some by bruises by fall- ing and others by burns about the face and PREETS " NORTHWEST, + HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN D STREE’ By virtue of a deed of trust bearing date the 22d day of August, A. D. 1879, ‘and recorded in iiber gi 921, tolio 285 et seq. of the land records of the Dis of Columbia, and by direction of the party se: a YN; Turcens, Bakers, Vises, Butters, Syrups, &c., &c. ALso. 250 DOZEN ROGERS’ And Other Celebrated Makes of IVORY, PEARL, WALRUS, _Cak MEDICAL, &e. N. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED al ly Tritable Ladies Physician in the elt wanta avenue, All Fe quickly “ram RAILROADS. x AND SILVER PLATED’ KNIVES, % MR tO] " e e ise FRIDA’ = a4 ALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD. resp and copsults body. Only one (Mary O’Connor, aged 14) i bes ‘OR RAY, OF DECEMUE EY ON ee c F. ia. Stats toned pao lieved to be fatally injured. Her spine 1s sal . M., Lot lettered B, in 5pm. {ej be ‘ Ats0, to be broken. A Choice Assortment of MANTEL CLOCKS, BRONZES AND_ORNAMENTS. R Iach's subdivision of tot three, etc., in square nian- bered five hun red and seventy-three, vith provements, This lot is improved. by three-story Brick Dwelling; is on line ADIES, YOU CAN CONFIDENTIALLY OOM sult Dr. BL HERS, 906 B street southwest. Pare Tat ition paid te ‘all Diseases Peculiar to im- mfortable ereet care, = oo The Philadelphia health officer reported to the tien dis enient i i 5 i married or si All Irregularities ond Ovarian Trowe bourd of health yesterday that uuring the week | fatjon. = uous (0 te Cabitol and B. and. HH: | | The ealeeroom has beon Ated, up especally for the Dies treated. ‘Thirty-tive year experience, a Ame ended on the $th inst. there were 35 deaths |” ‘Termisof sae: One-third cash; balance insix, twelve | fort of visitors. Chairs will be furnished the ladies, - R. J. CLEGG, 91 SOUTH HC from diphtherla in that city, and that since his | an De Patina igen ines sale, | who are respectfully invited. {ego BALTINORY Tees I y timore, Md., ‘maker a epecia’ last report. made this day week, there have been | Siacers {deed of trust: required. at time of sales if | ‘The goods will be enaranteed in every resnect as rep- | te ‘Si—Laltimore, Annapolis and Way (Piodmont, Stras, | DISEASES, viz.’ Ovarian Trouldos, ses reported. the terms of sale are uot complied with in five days, | Tebented, and our instructions are most positive to sell burg, Winchester, Hugerstown ad Was, via flay.) the entire stock without reserve. paul Patents’ boarded f Fovulted oF viated wt Chae | eit in reserved t0 resell af tetera es ae a EXPRE 17:-45—BALTIM¢ : aftcr five days’ notice. All conveyancing ut purehuser’s | Ont of town purchasers can have goods carefully Fut of Kocks and Way stations. (CONSULT THE ONLY DOTANIC PHYSTCAL ost. a Se 8:10-PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK AND BOSTON = OF 3 ‘The Prophet Honored in His Own | "+ WM, B. woopwarD, pected. cee. EXPRESS. “Parlor Cars to New York. in Nachington, Dre. BROTHERS & GUAS, Sos a12-aga S eee *} Trustees. 8:40—Staunton and Valley Exvrees (oonnects for Ha. | Street southwest. Diseanes successfully treated. Dywe Country, Even in His Own Honse, | _‘112-d&as EBON MUTATOR, WEEES & 00., Auctioneers, ofermumn chd at Youut of Rocke for Frederick.) | fteity Constivaticn, ‘Hilew Scrutula, Ihewnatiam, ‘The honest, slmplonarrative of Mrs. 8. J. Warre, | YFVUOS. J. FISHER & CO., Auctionoers 19:00—Laltimore, Hyattsville and Laurel Express, prywipelan, ak ‘th atreet, commen- y, EMBER FOURTH, 1°82, at SIX aoe gand varied aeoortment of un- pledyea, “most of which are ag as new, for Holiday Presents, consisting of Diamond: tions, Tite, Cancers, Fever and Fever Sores, Diseasaa of the Genital Orgaiis arising from early indiscretion orexcess, Dropsy, and all Nervous of the Skin, &e. JR. H. L. BOVEE, MEDICAL Turkish, Russian, hur aud all Medicated Bathe given. 1417 G #treet, opposite Riges Hi » At the National oan Office, 10 who resides at No. 177 Williams st., Providence, R, I. “During the past six or seven years I have been se- | | In verely afflicted with kidney disease, causing intense backaches, dizziners, and other severe pains through my body and limbs, rendering me so weak and pros- trate that at times it was impossible for me to do any Store at Belteviite, Annapolis Junction, Jesmuy"s SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. aes stops at all stations. ursuance of s decree of the Supreme Court of, ae District of Columlis, in Equity Cause No. ii puitabie eee ae Pn oat nr WERE oan. | codands Watches, key’ and stem-winders: Vest ENTH, 1882, in “front of the premises, at FOUR | Chains, Lediet’ Chains and Nccklaces, Lockets, Braco O'CI OCK'P. ME, ‘at public auction, to the highest bid- | Jets, Stud Biceve buttons. 500 Rings of various ae der,jthe Dwelling and parcel of land in the city of | Sts Jewelry, Solid Silver aud Plated Ware, Sewing Ma- Nachington, D. C.. known as number 2009 I street | Chines, Rifles, Drawing Instruments, Books, M Chicazo, Cincinnatt and St. Louis xpress. Bleeping Cats to Cincinnati, Louisville and Chicago. :10—Baltimore, Ellicott City, Annapolis, Way. 5—On Sunday ouly tor, Baitiunoee asad Wor 20—BALTIMOK RE rors, ei me or 2 = = va # idee perl r Revolvers Musical Instruments, Ladies’ Coats, Gents’ 5—BALTIMORE EXPRESS. ES. BROTHERS AND GKAY Gi NO part of my house-work. Ihave had also a fluttering of portuncet, and mate ae cee ae tolome: | Uistery suits Clothing, Shawls and Cloke, Beal Skin | 13:00—Baltimore, Philadelphia and N. ¥. Express. I Prescriptions and send you to somexide show. the heart, and was terribly distressed for breath. Iwas | jying “and tein te Tne Gf, Waan- | Coat and other articles too numerous to mention. ‘The | 3:30—Baltimore and Way Stations, (Winchester, Fred- st who will agree to divide profits with the Aoctok. erick, Hagerstown and Way, via Relay.) howe 4:30—Baituore, Hyatteville & Laurel Express, (Fred- | Gleet sliouid consult Drs, BU THE erick, Via Kelay, stopping at Auuapolis Junction.) $440—Baltimore, Aunapobe and W: 14:45—Point of Rocks, Frederick. very muerable, and completely worn out and dis. gale will continne until all are disposed of. Parties couraged. I had no ambition to undertake to do anything, , i i seventy-eight (78), as recorded in the office of the sur- and barely sufficient strength to render exiatonce | Seventy eight (73), aa recorded In the ofice of the, wur- desirable, having faiied to find any relief from the doc- {meter and bounds: —Bexaming ata point on Tstrect ‘ Northwest, at a distance of cighty-three (83) feet nine Gas brewor peta. At tts trying crisina friend persusd- | (oy incites ‘from ane ose oust ori toni square, ap poles edme to obtain a bottle of Hunt's Remedy, and I now re- | running thenoo west slong the line of I street twenty | Twill sell for F. Selinger, at 737 7th street northw=et, - ‘jotee thal'y ollowex: his teieaa ae 1 fect ton (10) tnebes: thence north one hundred | conunencing THULSDAY, NOVEMBEM THILTIETH, | «f at ‘oliowed this friendly advice, for the | and eleven (111) feet eleven (id inches to an alley; | at SEVEN P.M. | This sale will consist of— Remedy acted like a charm in my case. After Ihad | thence southeasterly along the line of the sald A lance Jine of Ladies’ and Gent's 8d Gold Watches, of ington, in the District of Columbia, and dis- tinguished as lot lettered A, of oricinal lots numbered three (3), four (4) and five (5), in Fquare numbered articles on doposit will pleare take notice, as ery article will be sold withou reserve. By order Na- tional Loan Office, 1007 7th street. d2-d&ds: JOLEY, Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES. ‘Stations. Chester and Way Stations. (On Suuday to Point of Rocks and Wee Stations ony) ooo MARAE DE FOREST W148 newtepy For ra- 15-40 BALTIMOLE EXPRESS QMfartinsturg and Gies, | Allfeimaie complaints quickly cured. Can'oe _ Stopeat Hyattwille and Laurel) | fonwulted datiy at 1243 ‘th strectunrthwest- Ofi.cehouse ‘sand Way Stations, from 1 to 9 o'clock p.m... with iadies only. ml 1-m' BALTIMORE EXPE DEA RQBERTSON, THE MOST RELIABLE 3 : Cons MORE EXPRESS. LAND and DETROIT longest established specialist in this city, with i en fect six (6) inches; thence south | Key and Stem Winders, Cameo aud Solid Gold Scts ‘Sleeping Care to Pitesbure. Zeer experience, will Ruarautec act it all Aisoases taken afew doses iny health began to improve: I felt | cichty-tour (Si) feet te the point of beginning, being | Laiies’ Jew Solid Gold Gent's and Ladies’ Chains, | gg 4f SURES. Sica Ae are evans "poston | fie Urinery Organs, Siercoee Weakness, ete. better every way. The fluttering of the heart, the in- | the lot conveyed to Clarkson Nott Potter by ‘Bux and Gent's Gold Hine of all description. Plated | *9: ESS. Sleeping ¢ Slee; Y confidential. Can be consulted Curusi, Trusteo, and others, by deed dated March Int, Es, Cert ink care to Now York. sultations tric id Silver, aud in all one of th ad “ Wednesdays an: tense backaches, and terrible shortness of breath : : 19:55—Chicago, Cindunati_and. St. Louis fe dee Ce gt 3 to 2 bmn 1873, und recorded in Liber 709, of deeds page 437, 'y ever offered at public anction. Also, = Tere tnte nee etn atlas office, 490 C street northwest. — Refers to the : improvements thereor e line of custom-made Overccats, Ul-ter, Si Pe, ee one et = dite physicians of Baltimore, Main oficy 30 speedily disappeared, my strength and ambition soon | Wine pape eee ee Deen a of the purchase | Pants: Ladies’ Dresses and Silk Dress Tatterns: Shawls, | <11:30-BALTIMOKE AND WAY STATIONS. deading physicians mn returned, and before I had taken two bottles of the Remedy I was entirely well, and able to wash and iron and do my house-work. Ung in a while I am troublea with the headache, and as soon asI am taken I resort Liberty street, Baltimore, Md. EAD! READIT DR, MOTT’S FRENCH POWDERS: Certain cure for all Urinary Diseases, Impotency, Tig ke. Gonorthe ‘cured ta 48 hours’ Wi money in cash, and the balance in one and two years in | Ch equal installments, with interest from the date of sa the eredit portion fo be secured by the note or notes o} the purchasers and secured by a mortrage on the pronerty old. with the option to the purchaser of pay- ing the whole purchase money in casi Bibles, Books, ‘Tools, Boots and Shoes, Quilts, Blankets, Carpets, ‘Trunks, &e., e Evenings at 7 p-m. until every lot is sold. Yreoms hol jing t/ckevs on which the time has expired Wil please take notice. eats pe F. SELINGER, Broker. tDaily. 3Sunday ouly. Other trains daily, exceptSunday Ail rains from Washhnaton eeop at Welae Seaton, For further information apply at the Baltimore and Obio Ticket Offices, Washington Station, 619 and 1351 Vennaylvania avenue, corner 14th street, where orders will be taken for bacwage to be checked and received at ‘con: % Eyplulie, &c. = 5 ay any point in the city. . ENTWISLE'S, corner eure Penuryivana to Hunt's Remedy, and a few doses fix me all right. I cdi SAMES LOWNDES, Trustee. | _FOLEY, Auctioneer. sess sal se CLiREL VER Gee: Bassencer Agent, Baits, BEST Wists Price 63 sur bus sent by mat meta shall never be without it in the future. I haye fre- VHANCERY SALE OF VALUABEI = —— — = ———— = = quently recommended the Hunt's Remedy tomy friends, and they have experienced relief from the first dose. I heartily recommend it to all who are afflicted with kid- ney disease or diseases of the liver, bladder, or urinary organs. 1 think that no family should be without it, Mus. 8. J, WHIPP, No. 177 Williams Street, Providence, R.1." EXCRUCIATING PAIN. O"ND “BonbettNa Ton’ box = OREO ws A RDERIN X- KOC! < es CREEK FPHOMAS DOWLING, Anctioncer, By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the, Listrict of Columbia, passed in Equity Ni 8,124, on the sixth day of November, 1852, where: hoemaker aud Margaret !. Dangler are com- ts, Axnes Campbell and others are defend: he undersigned Trustees will sell, at Pont ey auec- |. tion, in front of the premises, on MONDAY i Y OF DECEMBER, 1882, AT ‘AST THREE O'CLOCK P. M.. the following described real estate, in the city of. sie, eee Dis- trict of Columbia, to wit: Beginning at ck Creek at ME GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTR TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST. DOUBLE TRACK. _ SPLENDID SCENERY AUS op MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENL EFFECT VEMBIK Str, 1882. Trains LEAVE WASHINGTON FROM STaTio: __ OF TH AND BStE¥ETe, as FOLLOWS Fr Pittsourg and te West, Chic: of Palace Sie i Cars at 9: I ICORD'S VITAL RESTORATIVE. RESTORES NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL DEBILE STORRS Luss OF MANDY VIGO, &e, This infallible remedy has been serutinizel and en dorsed by the Academy of Medicine, of Paris, tested for half a century by the medical celebrities Europe, It contains no phosphorous cantharides, poisons, aud is purels woectable iiat-< For wale STIANL, Drugyist, 484 Poun- Washinton, where descriptive cir- oe ay CATALOGUE SALE, A CHOICE COLLECTION OF JAPANESE AND CHINESE ART TREASORES, EMBRACING FINE SPECIMENS IN . <s . at euuine without the prit : she PORCELAINS, BRIC-A-BRAC, POTTERY, LA- |. Mail Es eg Qnnatanndly Eawin Freeman, of Norton, Mass,, says: “+I havo | {io fquthwost corner of the property belonging to, the i Dittebure and the West. ee es Se ee eufreted thsinloat ovextelatiaey sat 7 Mi QUERS, SCREENS, BRONZES, BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. Nnork ing pain in my kidneys for For Erte, Conandaigua, Rochester, Bufiala Nagar. | saving BOUGHT ree years, and physictans or medicine could not rlieve me SILKS, &c., &e., Westies ts Canetti With Balaoo Cars | 9 eADING BovGaT rae until about three years since I commenced taking 16. dex. mney AT AUCTION. ‘This fine collection will_be sold, at: my art salesroom, fecond floor, on WEDNESDAY and THURSD. BER THIRTEENTH and FOURTEE N O'CLOCK A. M., and THREE O'CLOCK in noon each day. z N. 3. —The exhibition will commence MONDAY, the ELEVENTH, and continue up to time of sale. The room is comfortably heated. and specially arrarged for sales of this charact a7-6t Jeld-codly EEKS & CO., Auctionee: : W 639 Louisiana avena OUNG ME! 4 it have failed to receive Gove Cty Pot omen, | FE 4, 820; snd 16:3r eter Cite at ee RT WUT MARMET BPACE, COMMENCING: TEES: odopm. ; Tnsture Doon, Seautnal Weakuers, Doaparaie Ne DAY MORN DECEMBER TWELFTH, AT | ¥FovC Grek Line, 6:40am, end 4:60 p.m. dally, | Sainte es. end two stumps ter ser geednens ELEVEN O'CLOCK. Feramapolig 6:40 a.m and 4:40 p.m. daily, exoept | ii-etanhatioh and our pew book i yb, ee ote ot se Ge Soren ere FREDERICKSBURG _RAIL- Address Secretary, Medizal aod Seneal ery, &¢., &e., offered ar.d sold. Privatesals | ALEYSRURta AND. FREDEI 4 during the day. a1l-3t Way, “AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON | _ 34 > = 30, 7:00, 9:20, 13-00 and 11:25 a.m., ‘ 147 Hast 16th street, ser Ha SOO, 6:00, BWana Tt Op an On Bey 4: Si 0-30, 9:20, 11:00 and 11:25 a.m.,and 8 p.m. For Richmond ghd the South, 6:40 aud 11 te aren ae trict of Colum! :53end 10:00 a.m. ; 12:50, 3 cau ay cause No, 7, 2ite wherein Loonaet 9:20 p.m. and 1400 midnight. On compiainant and John’Ebert etal. are defendants, the | qe. 82 information st tusoffies, Heanor tho premio TUS AP eee alt | fast sucet and Peangyieania seen ent front of a - TWENTY-FIGHTH. 1882, AT FOI O'CLOCK P. M., pe tg er pips ing Of bag: thence south, 73 deg. 10 min. W 199g feet; thence north 16 deg? 50 min. W., 88 fect: thence south 73 des. 01uin. W., 80 feet: thence north 16 dee. 50 min. W., 65 thence south 73 deg. 10 min. W. ‘i T dex. E., 66 fee ¥ feet 8 inches: ce south 73 deg. 10 min. W. 3 thence north 7 dex, 110 feet; thence south 73 deg. 10 min. W., 24 feet; nee south 7 deg. E,, 130 feet; thence south 83 deg. W., 20 feet, more or less, to the east town line of Georgelown; thence south 7 dea. alone said east town line of Georgetown to its inter: tion with Kook Creek, and thence along the windincs of Rock Creek to the’ placo of beginning, containing 149, 000 square feet, more or less, aud a very small por- fio of which hak Leen taken for. the extension of P street, and Cea ipiege by a frame dwelling. ‘The'terms of sale, ag prescribed by said decree, are: One-third in cash, and the reidue in two > (2) equal in- stalments, in one (1) and two (2) years, with &ix (6) per cent interest, and secured on the Haan os or al! cash, * | stoption of purchaser. “Devosit of $10) at timoof nal, re ‘ering of ale complied with within ten days monteforall the Henly tind Sone aantad Brranee, | aay cathe roperty urbe wid stand etal ast of The Louisiana State bottery Company. and on pane Pa of: ful conseyancing at cost of pur- son manage and control the rawings themselecs, and er * is a biel at the mame are conducted with honesty, fairness, a » . enol faith tira all partes, gud vac authorize The FRANCIS MILLER winpany to use this certificate, wit ‘'ac-ntmiles ay our Y z ssioos ee signatures attached, in tts advertisementa.” WM. P. YOUNG, Auctioneer. a7-10t IHANCERY SALE ‘OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN, NEAR THE P STREET BUIDGE AND BOKBERING ON ROCK CREEK. By virtue of the deerge of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbik, passed in equity cause © No. 8,121, on the 6th Gay of November, 1882, whercin Pauline Ocrtlay is cdmplainant and Bartholo- mew Oertley and others are defendants, the under- Hunt's Remedy. I pnrehased 2 bottle at Blanding’s Drug Store in Providence, and I took the first dose there, and after using one bottle 1 was free from all pain, and although this was three years ago I have seen no trace of disease and have not had to take any medi- cine since. I believe Hunt's Remedy to be the best kid- hey and liver medicine ever known, and I cheerfuily recomend it toall sufferers from this terrible disease-” Trial size, 75 cents. Hunt’s Remedy is a purely vegetable preparation, scientifically prepared by a skillful Pharmactst.— Con. 1 Lousiana STATE LOTTERY. THE DEMAND FOR WITHIN 7 AED TO MED > s EHALF, AND ¥, DE: TH, at Express of a. daily, except Sunday- .. all through trains connect at Jer- boate of Brooklyn Annex, affording to Fulton street, avoiding double fernage across New York Cit For See 8:00 a.m. D* JOHN TRIPP'S BLOOD PURIFIER is for Syphilis, Serofula, Ovariuam Tumor, iy Diseases and all’ Blood Poison. Cure of ae fuaranteed in either stave. Sena two stamps for suet. Revere House, 2 Dn. JOHN TRIPP. ‘Trustees. CSANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON ELEV- ENTH AND TWELFTH STREETS, BETWLEN FAND G STREETS NORTHEAST. Bnder 2 decree of the Sapreme Sours of the Pea vet Léonard” Schl is Oid Ave, caused by over: indulgence, which leads ‘One box will cure recent ee case and knew nothing about the contents of the letters. In the police court the prisoner was remanded until this morning in order to obtain counsel. The prisoner said to a Tribune reporter yes- terday that he had known Miss Roberts fora long time, but had not seen her in several months until last pen went when he met her in a Wall street ferry boat. She said that she was going up town to deliver a letter, and that if he would attend to it for her she would be saved a great deal of trouble. He was told that there would be an answer to the letter and she asked him to address the answer to her at the general post office in Brooklyn. He farther in H. Brown, the assignee of the transactiol bat nothing whatever to show {hat Mr. J. 4. Sweeney ever did an of the and he denies not only that he ever in- he even in 80 E i i yore sis { Ti i i : F e a0 stated that he had learned that Miss Roberts saw Mr. Baumann standing in his store, and ught that he was the man nged her. Sheaddressed the letter inclosed note to Mr. Marsh, thinking that If he had never used that fictitious name he would not open the note. She learned that he had opened it, and therefore thought ske had found betrayer. Further than he sald that he knew nothing about the case. ‘MISS ROBERTS’ REPENTANCE Mr. Baumann said that his knowledge of the case was confined to the fact that he received the letters. He had never advertised for female help. A singular part of the affair is that Miss tate, situate Fs ‘and residences, iis owing Genre rs), sina and ng is | GA 8 ari city” rf Oe own as twelve (12), thirteen (13), and fourteen (14), ware General Puseenger Agent fwetve 2), uaregh 9), af Tot tirtesy ca), CHAS. E. PUGH, General Manager. improved by a commodious Brick Residence; a im- mediately after sala sale we will offer: foreaie, at ubiic D. BARR, H. IMPORTER AND TAILOR, auction, in front of the premises, lots 5 and 6, in said 1111 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest. : $83, fronting street east. Lote 5, 6, 12 Sia is have frontage of 65 feet wth dept or 182 3, For first-class work and artistic tailoring place your orders with the leading house of Washington. om feet 83g inches each; lot 13 contains about 7,960 square FE CoNomicaL AND SAFE. signed trustee will tell nt public auction, in front of the on MONDAY, THE KIGHTEENTH DAY CEMBER. 1682, at THREE (CLOCK P. M., the following described roal estate in the city of Gon town, District of Columbia, to-wit: Beginning for same at u point in the angle of West street extended in guid Georgetown at the end of a line drawa south a $y £10, perees from Rock Creck, where cree) Commissioners. UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION! OVER HALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTED, LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY, Incorporated in 1868 for twenty-five years by the Leats- lature for Educational and Charitable purposes--with a capital of | $1,000,000—to which = Teserve fund oe Over $550,000 has since been addea. bho? overwhelming povular vote ite franchise was joa part resent State Constitution. December id. A. D., 1879. oes Irs Guaxp SINGLE Numpen Deawrxes will take Bice monthly. It never scales or postpones. "Look .at following Distribution: GRAND at tee Piblor GHAND MONET crossed by a bet ice running south 35%¢ Fide gene ee Eee ae nding lows: Soul ex, E. z % it] dex., _ 3 3 ents of twelve (12) and Ee pene eee Fee ee eee: | Cebinseine taney nt ie oe interest, to be se- ryrenbe; north Tdox..’W: 4 perches! | cured by deed of trust, on the bromites. "A depoalt of 1} percljes; thence leavin said $50, on exch unimproved and $100 on the improved lot dee Wr ia 410 porches tothe | will bo required st the tune of tale, Inihg 2% gores, and improved oy sone : Soa, Bi TACKON. J.T. COLDWELL, Auct! © “ feet of ground. edd decree, are: id sooured oa ;,OF all cash erate ‘Trustees, Se WEAVER, KENGLA & CO."3 LAUNDRY 80AP Is FCONOMICAL, BECAUSE IT I8 PURE: BEING FREE FEOM ALL ADULTERATIONS, SUCH AS MARBLE DUST, SOAPSTONE, PIPE CLAY, SILI- CATE, &c., WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT AND ‘BULK, AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAR OUT 1HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. AND ROT THE CLOTHES. CERY SALE IT Is SAFE, BECAUSE IT Is MANUFACTURED ‘CHAN SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY. FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS, VIZ: STEAM Hl c8 Fesspeusess - Indiseretion, Incapacity, Lack of Vigor, Sterility—in fact, any trouble of these ongans is S88 SSSS6S5S588