Evening Star Newspaper, December 27, 1882, Page 3

HOLIDAY GOODS. ee *: = BE’ OF THE SEASON. vi) REDUCTION IN PRICES TO REDUCE STOCK. We have a number of pic let over, with © 2, Which ’e wil! se eof Ingraim and Tapestry muh to cover one room in & # 14th instant, of 3 and KS for Ingrain, former price 80 and 90 cts. ‘apesizy, 50 and 90 cts, former price gl. Call early before they are all mold. ‘For Xwme Presents, a fuilline of Ruga, Mat, Drog- seta, Ke., &e. SINGLETON & HOEKE, 801 MARKET SPACE, a G S “MUSICAL HOLIDAY OFFEr 709 WILD & Bit % northwost, ‘The StieiT nnd the Kranich & Bech Pisnee at specis Prices for carl Byuepteses sods Sereat Variet/ and lowest pr _The popular.Five-Cent Mowe for 2e nts. } OLIDAY SPECIALTIES. . cS PLUSH AND LEATHER, FANCY STATIONERY, GIFT BOOKS AND JUVFYILES, CHRISTMAS CARDS, GAMES, ETC. JAMYS J. CHAPM*N, Metropotitan Bookstors, as oun Geet “REDUCTIONS. IMMENSE BAR unayivania INS. FROM NOW UNTIL AFTER THE HOLIDAtTS. Burt's fine Button and Lace Shocs, narrow and broad ton, r duced from #5 to. lurt’s boys’ brtton and lace Shoes trom #4 to $3. Sreememnts teoce peices mee ne Fass take ee ws the holiday seson. f Meiv's fine Call Galters onty $2.50. ~ Men's fae Dress (alters puis $200. les fine Lace Shoes only $1.56. Vien’s Boots of every dexcription from $2 up. Boyer thoes of sir Risa Ladies® fine Kid Button Shoes, worke1 button holes, from $1.90 to #4. lisses’ solid button Shoes only $i. ‘dren's from 60 cents up. igure Biiypera oo 7 Se cout. Meats gods are soft! at a sereat macrifice. Oar stock being too tarve, must be reducei. A cali will eonyinee Joe fat wo can Vusitese and’ sel weds’ as we adver: Remember name and number. SINSHEIMER & BRO.’S, 808 7th street, between H and I, nas And 3151 M straet. West Ws L BEHREND’S BALTIMORE STORE, le %8 SEVENTH STREET, Berween I anp E Nonrnwest, Would respectrully invite attention to his ce’ections of HAND=On8 NEW GUODS, which ae offered at ter qoarkably low prices. Gerster Cloth, all colors, 25c., Terra Cott, Bronza, Electric, Green, ke. joe tid Silk ana Wool. 250, formorty 600, red Dress Goods that retailed st 20, only 1240. az ‘Cbuddan Cloth, 15e.. a great bargain. Hplendid Cashineres, in black and colurs, 35c. All-wool Cashmeres, 50, 625. T5c. and si. . Novelties in Dress Goods, Plushes and Velvets, Green 5-4 Cloth, choice qua ity, $1, 25. Silke and Satins, Brocsd-s, &c- New Shades in Ladies’ ( loaking Cloth. NDER WEAK for L&D) . Gi > and CHILDREN We particnlariy recommend thows suffecine trom “ rbeumati-m to buy our prepared wed Fiannet Under- Wear, $1.25 to $1.50 each; or we sel! a pure medicinally prepared Flannel at S0c. per yard, equal to oods usual- Ly retailed for 75c. Corsets, 35, 50. T5c., $1, $1.25 and up. Hosiery, Gloves sud Handkerchicts. fare Inst Teoeryed Joss of puxe Linen Handkerchiots, tly imperfect, st less than half prices. Call an: ee them b= re ail sold out. Full stock of Domestics, Tabie Linen and Towels. qiiankets, Flannels, Caseitueres and” Housskesping but to8%, fore. int Teast, Misses’ Woolen Hose, in sizes - DEF pair. BALTIMORE CASH STORE. from n3-1y 908 Tth street northweat. L285 BEFORE PU! CHASING ONE OF THE so-called improvements on the “Domestic,” we advise ail who desire s iist-clacs Machine to examine THE LIGHT-RUNNING “DOMESTIO." eh fis! ¥M convince yo that the “DOMESTIC” is SEWING MACHINE IN THE MAKKET. 3, J. HOLLISTER. Genora’ Avent, B2T-Im 905 F street northwest, (Masonic Tenple.) NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS. FEE SSSg s EE Sgssq Bex Ssss8 > E| wr Basan wazaz coves cS es LALLA BR aa wR OB ynet ee Boawa pot OQ, wyzz g, oS ez meee L L L mms J TEU ce mint L L. - Lint Tic 5 WILL sLWaye MAKE BEAUTIFUL ROLLA BREAD AND BISCUITS. Wholesale Depot: Coruer Ist etreet and Indiana wave jel WM. M. GALT & CO. C= RUPPEKY, NOB. 403 AND 405 TTH STREET NORTHWEST. RAEE ATTRACTION OF NEW NOVELTIES, IN FANCY WORSTED WORK sea Fes Chote Ral oe ed Woes aa eet Goode, Chiid’s Bonnets, Ein broidered Cloaks, ali sizes, a and a genera) outht for chiidren. Germantown and Zephyr Worsted, Gerinsn, Spanish, ‘Hungarian Y: ailcolors. Al! kinds Embroxleri: material cn hand! ‘Stamping promptly executed. oa Tse AND POCKET coon wuTTTTL EER ® tf gee PyE ESS? Oo ou UT L KOR R Y - C T LUIULEEKE BE ¥ Tf UPHOLSTERERS' MATERIALS, STAPLE AND FANCY HARDWARE. F. P. MAY & CO, €34 Penna. avenue, nesr 7th strest, WE CALL THE ATTENTION OF THR TRADE ‘TO OUR WHOLESALE PRICES IN CUTLERY. 46 RK A CHRISTMAS PRESENT A SEWING MACHINE FROM McKENNEY'S. It wii gindvien the hearts and Nxbtea the toils of the onet st howe. We sell all kinds and rent. a Ppuros, ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC. STECK & CO. PIANO, ‘The most Perfect Piano Made. EMERSON PIANO, ‘The Best Medinm-priced Piano Manufactured. WILCOX & WHITE AND KiMBALL ORGANS. Pisuos and Oranssold on instalments, rented or ex- changed ; rent applied if purchased. ” ee 5 CENT MUSIC. ‘The only complete stock in the city. HENRY EBERBACH, - No 915 F STREET. Manasing vartner of the late rm Kis & Co. "h EB sELy FINE SHIRTS Cheaper than any other house in the world, and Gout want vou to take cursayso, butral cad 2a Se johampig start foro Med ef fe round Siren Jong cloth munlin, (not trash, fall of ysepared deceive the ese), reinforced with fine linen bowone ised with Unen, inex sleeve Hens aud iney beck tat ot Union lince, re linen). and felled eesmn furmed over aud stitched thr rtited) al FINANCIAL. AUCTION SALES. J NSBURGH & BROTHER, 420, 422 and 424 7th street. THE FINEST BUILDING SOUTH OF NEW YORK. EVERY MODERN Pi IMPROVEM MISES. iNT ON THE OTIS' FINEST ELEVATOR ZO EVERY FLOOR. THE GRANDEST SUCCESS OF THE CAPITAL. BLACK SILKB, BLACK SILKS, BLACK SILKS. LARGEST LOT OF ANT@L , GUINET & CIE., OF LYONS, FRANCE, BLACK SILKS, Ever offered in Washington, from the late Auction Seles of thetr American Agents in New York. Purchasing, as we did, at least One Hundred Pieces, ‘we wero abie to secure the banrains of the sale, aud will offe. them at 25 per cent. Jess than they have ever been sold for, Remember Guinet’s Black Silk at 90c.. $l, $1.10, $1.25, $1.35, $1.50, $1.60, $1.75, $1.90, $2, $2. 2.25, and $2.50, BONNET'S, BELLON’S, And other celebrated makes of Black Silks at all prices. We have just added 150 pieces of Black Silk to our already complete stock ; 80 intended sil ~urchasers will have an opportunity to select from every:grade made. Allare of that Soft Gros Grain Satin finish so desira- dle, and we can assure buyers, which an examination will confirm, that this lot of Sitks is by far s THE CHEAPEST In price for quality offered by any house for years, cLOaKs, CIRCULARS, Satin and Fur-lined in endless variety. Russian Cloth Circulars, English Walking Jackets Of curowa manufacture, Children's and Misses’ Cloaxs and Hayelocks from two to sixteen years, all reduced in price. PREPARE PEACE FOR WAR. ‘We shall not wait until after the holidsys to make our usual SWEEPING REDUCTIONS, But have already reduced every garment to assure a speedy rule, as we shall not carry a singte one to next Year, if a price will sell them. Call on us and convince yourselves that we not only have the Largest and Lightest Show Rooms, (secoud floor accessible by elevator, ) but also upwards of 6,000 WRAPS To select from. LANSBURGH & BRO., at 420, 422 and 424 7th street. MiSs annie K. HUMPHERY, 430 TENTH 8° T NORTHWEST, Mokes CORSETS to onder fh ev ery style and “inatoriat, and guarantees perfect fit and comfors. HER SPECIALTIES ARE— French Hand-made Underclothing, Merino Undorwoar and fingst Ina loders. Patent Shoulder Braces anal Dresn Reform Gools. ‘The **Hercules” Sup- French Corsets and Bustles. porting Corset, for which Misa H. is special age end ® $1 Corset, her own make, that for the pri cannot be surpassed. mish spoken. aS N.B.—French, Ger Af S i Len re Prnse-Cras EALER Te Frner-Crase BEEF, LAMB, VEAL, MUTTON, &c. CORNED BEEF Stalin 628, 629 and 650 Couter 9th street snd 300 gh 908 anche disor Market; or Addrese Box 71, City Post Ofiice. Marketing delivered tree of charge to sHpartsof tha Kon al _ marl JREIGHENBACH’S PIANO WAREROOWS.—Pinnos from world-renowned factory of Wm. Knabe & Co., well-known factory of E. Cain: won and ot'ers. Pianos for rent. Tuu and Repairing carefully attended to. orthweat, above Penn<ylvauia aventc. G. FSD. SBE. H. 709 SEVENTH St. NORTHWEST. Sole aventa for the Unrivaled Stief sna| the celebrated Kranich & Bach PIANO: Two Double Bank, 14-Stop Petal Bass ORGANS, excellent" for church “Organ practising, now for rent nf 11th street ol2-3m _SAPANESE GOODS. 5 say geuLD, fi Gru STREET, BETWi e and E sta, ohe square from Pennsylvania arent Scrolls, Lanterns, Bana, Decorat.ve Picturem Bor dera, ote. Also, new Xmas Cards, Scrap Picturen'ety ok SPECIALTIES. a. LI 1W EI QUEEN, F ELLERS, are encamped “hey have testi- India and 23 6w* ra, ma H, ¥. WEIGHT, MAGNETIC AND CLAIR- hysician, has eminent succces in treating acute and chronic diseases (both mental! and physical). without jued.cine.” Rooms 600 6th strect mate n2-2m* ME. BROOKE TELLS Mite 00 emen 50 conte aaah Sige e ‘street ALL THE EVENTS tial. Ladien and cho th and Secunity FROM LOSS BY BURGLARY ROBBERY, FIRE OR ACCIDENT. *Gonsne Lome Greece sete et COMPANY, Rretnal Charter Act of Congress January 22d. 1867, Lents Saiea for $5't0 é Year, aud takes all of Sctrities and Valtabied on Spssint hansen oe nat ENJAMIN P. CHARLES: JOBN CA! ALBERT SNYDF! ident. GLOVER, one & Oo., Viee President. ‘Treasurer. L. STURTEVANT, Secretary. ©."E. Nyman, Avst. Seay. Snydex, Charles ©. Glover, Jobn Cansels, Henry A, Willard, ‘Altet L. Sturtevant, Peroue vane John G. Parke. Benjamin P. ault T NHOLM'S COAL DEPOTS— 11th street and Rhode Islsnd ayenne, and then ot worked and then ent.) Ont: rtrse, . for the “Hannis” shirt’ A fuiletock of Winter QFFICE.-605 11h reek Copel Be AE and Deawers at prices to pices, Soul sent in Locked Carts and weighed by ewotn in Silk Neckwear; $2 Scarfs sold for $1.25, | Jraxber® thus guaruntecing correct weight to con- Te. ‘sold fur 40¢. Urvers by mail receive prompt attention. _ oll-3m. 022 e. = ——— - Th “7 me ay BE THE $9, $4 AND $5 CHILDREN'S SUITS. THE TRADES. Punts, 75c., 90c.. and $1; h —— ee ‘Suits, from $9.50, $4 and $5, upwards: age, UFUS H. DARBY, a2 BOOK AND JOB SRINTER, Bore Sebcol Suits from $4. $5 and $6 up. age, 13 PRESS-WORK FOR THE TRADE 27. Single Pants. from $1 up. 432 9th wireet, near E an ak BAER front OOS. up. Drews do. TS. | 7 TESON BROTHERS, The best$1 School Button Shoes in the District of G PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, — J. W. SELBY", or Fine see ee Deo ou 1914-1916 Pennsylvania aven ~ B ELLERY, Ss. S0CCESSOR TO DUBREUIL BROTHERS, jeceneeenenee, 8 | Sas YCETT'S BINDERY, 1012 PENN. A Loins at ROTECT YOUR FAMILIES By lelni ie MUTUA RRSERVE FUND LIFE ASS CATION. ‘The success of this institution is Bey inane a Spee = aione it on dollars of Insurance. a nie-3im I. ¥. KNIGHT. Manager. A»? TO YOUR INCOME. ADD TO YOUR INCOMR. Cinb13 of the MUTUAL INVESTMENT CLUBS of- ferp the surest means of inaking rorular monthis. prof its from investments of $10 :9 $1,000 or mere dealing in GRAIN, PROVISIONS AND STOCKS. Each member gets the beneiit of combined capital of the Sea eee sent week's. Dividends paid monthly. club 13 paid ebarebouters back their mer arogits i past t tree monthe, still leaving original amount makin: Ioney in Club, or returned on demand. ‘Shares, $10 gach. Explanatory circular eent free. Reliable corre- spondents wanted everswhere, Address K. E. KEN- DALL & © "a Mehts, 177 and 179 Ta Ballo street, Chieuea, Ti. o9-eod39t&km Stock SPECULATION. Parties wishing to make money In ctocks should com- municate with the old established firm of JOHN A, DODGE & CO., Bankers axp Stoc BRoxers, No. 12 WALL Srarer, New Eas send free full information sn01 DroRts say be fealiged on arvenmnents of oe Now see THiS AFTERNOON. ‘1HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer. VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON JEFF*R- SON STREET, GEOKGETOWS, D.C., AT AUC- BABY 1874, end ai oue of the land re and at the re een undersign c remit 0} EDN SD: T Svea DAY OF DEC MBER, 162, Al FOUR O'OCLOCE’ P. M.. the followin deser:bed real eatet situate in Georg:town, D.C.. and known an part cf lot numbered 63 in old Georeetown, which ix iucluded within the following metes and bounds: Beginning for the same at the end of two hundred and ninety-nine (299) {ret on the west ride of Jeficrson street, drawn north from the nerth side of Water «treet and run west paralel with Water strect one hundred and twen'y-five (125) feet to an ailey. then south thi ty- ‘two (32 feet more or lese to alot heretof-re conveyed by. W.H. Dorsey to Walier Smith, then with said lot east wnd aral el with the first line to Jefferson strest, and then ‘a straicht line to the place of begining: improved by 8 two-story brick house and a two-1 ‘frame house. Each house and lot attached will be sold eepa- rately Te 8: $500 cash: balance in 6 and 12 months, with interest. and secured by a deed Of trunt ou tive nrcberty soll. A deposit of $75 will be aired on each house and lot idat time of asle. 1 conveyaocing at chaser's cost; and if the termaof sale sre not com- piled with in five dava the Trustees reserve the rise to resell the property at the riskand Cost of the defaulting purchaser. WM. D. CASSIN, Wat. A: Goupos. } Trustoos, H. H. DODGE, Bonds, Stocks and Investment Securities Bought and Sold on Commission, No. 589 15rH BTREET, (CORCORAN BUILDING,) Agency for Prince and Whitely, Stock Brokers, 64 Broapwar, New Yorx. 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, through which orders are executed on the Stock Exchanges in those cities and repertea back Prompt'y. Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and in- formation regarding the Markets received through our wires INSTANTLY direct from the New York Stock Exchanie, nl ———S—————S———— PROFESSIONAL RiFIOIAL EYES, $8, Eu gl Glaseea: $1 Boxwood Thermometer; that $7 Field $7.50 Pearlopera. HEMPLER'S (The Optician) |, 493 Penna, lvania avenue. a8 OH WHAT A MISTAKE 40 suffer with Bunions, when by calling on Mrs, Dr. Semmies, “Surgeon Chiro; you can have them Permanently cured, Mre. Semmes is here by request of some of the o'ite of Washington, New York and. Boston, wh» havo becn treater at her office in eald cities. Mrs. Semmes has had fifteen years of ceaufnl practise. Reliable testimonials of extracrd:nary cures can be had at office, 501, cor. E and 13th strects northwest, “omnes house 9 a.m. to 5 later by appotnt- ice hou. a.m. P-m., or later by int ment. u25-6m ASY FEET. F1c.— DAILY WALKS IN THE ‘open air and snn-hine oxyxenize and decarbonize stem. thornghly promotiny health and longevity, m. WHITES’ twenty-one consecutive years of successful practice in Washington, D. C., enables requisite treatment for Hard sn + Soft Corns, Bunions, Cub and Inverted Naila, Frost Bite, Vascular Excres- cences, etc., etc. Refers to the most eminent phyal- cians and surgeons. Hie Chiropodial eatabisnment, 1916 Fe: yp. Willard’s Hotel, is patronized by tl id. Office hours 8 a.m. to6p.m. 10.a.m. tol p.m.) Office fee $1 per visit.n28 STAKR PARSONS, DENTIST. 439 9TH STREET NORTHWEST. Office hours 9a.m. to 5p. m. Teeth extracted with- ‘out pai nls . M. S. PARSONS, M’ DICAL ELECTRICIAN Galvanic and Electro Vapor Bathe, Swed: ih movements, Magnetic Treatment. &c. Ya.m. toT p.m. 1827 F atreot northwest. NHE UND-RSIGNED HAS Rk office hours in Wahington, at 1209 Pennsylvania guenue overy Wednesday, froiu 1 to 4 p.m. GEO. ri i M. D., Surgeon in charge of Mary’and Eye and Ear Infirmary, Baltimore, Sd. 05-3m1 D's RANDALL PARSONS, Dentist, 426 7th wtrect northwest, over Bullantyne’s Book Store, Gold fillings specialty. Gay given day or e night, [De SOkBER, DENTIST, 626 B Stree NOnTuwesr. Vitalized Air by the Hurd System, for the painless ex- on of Teeth. aux3 Dn My EALBOTE, DENTIST, No. 437 7TH street, three doors from corner E..” Deni in all its yranchés. ‘Teeth inserted $7 per act. All work war- ranted. janl9 RTIFICIAL TEETH MADE BEFORE AND IN- eerted Immediately after extracting natural toot plendid success. Modern met and skill in af branches of Dentistry. Moderate fees. DE, DON- NALLY, 1321 al the and ours from 06-9" trac Fin m F street northwest. OWLAND DENTAL ASSOCIATION, No. 211 434 street, three doors novth of Pennsylvania avenue, cost side. Hereafter extractions under Nitrous Oxide, without pain, will be $1 for the first tocth and 50 cents each additional tooth at the sams sitting. | Extractions without gas, 50 cents each tooth. Peet Artificial Teeth oO, Pky Mt, Gold and malgam Fillings, trou. . work warran! Prat clase. Have adminisiered Xi Oxide to over patients, tient coming by car will be furnished free tickets tcand from the office.) AUCTION SALES. THE EVENING STAR. LOR SUITS IN ky FOR-VOOR BOOK NUT WARDEOBE STEADS, BURRS AU: x. TAP LOUNGES; TWO OVAL INT SHOW OAK CHAIRS, &e., WITH A COLLLCGITO STOVES, COUNTERS, BRUSSELS CARP AND OTH b KABLE GCODS aT TION, AT SALESLOOMS, THUGSDAY, DI BER + WENTY-LIGHIH, AT TENO'CLOCK, M ¥; WA C) SBE CHAS. WEFES, Ssleaman, Late with Duncanson Bros, ELKS& CO., Auctioneers, 639 Louisiana avenue, opposite City Post Office. SPECIAL AND POSITIV LADIES" RIBEO) Las, Ki SWITCHrS, SALE OF 500 PIECES AND CHILD'S UNDERGARMENTS, RUFFLINGS. COLLARS, UNBEEI ANGE QUANTITIES OF H. BRAIDS, RUCHES, MISS’ Wi WRapPS, LACrS. EMBRUIDERIES, WOM. ISKES A NYS HOSIERY, M SE, LACE SHAWLS, SPOOL ‘SILKS, QUANTITY OF FANCY JEWFPLRY, GE Lab LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, 1 VARIETY OF OTHER GOODS; 1WU- AT LATE GLASS SHOW CASES, eee auction, within our saleeroome, FiIDA S BER TWENIY-NINTH, COMMENC- O'CLOCK. CHARLES WEEKS, Sslesman, Lare with Duncanson Bros. 56 910 TO $1,000. 416-dkds private STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES THIS EVENING. ‘BETWEEN LEY, Auctioneer. WASHINGTON, NEW YORK AND RICHMOND. AUCT'ON SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES. I will sell for F. Selinger, at 737 th atreet northwest, commencing THURSDAY, NOVEMBER THIRTIETH, atSEVEN P.M. | ‘This sale will convist of— A large line of Ladies’ and Gent's S id Gold Ws Key and Stem Winders, Cameo and Solid Gold Bee Ladies' Jewelry, Solid Gold Gent's and Ladies’ Chain: Ladies’ and Gent's Gold Rings of ail descuiption, P. Jewelry exer ofeied at yubsie, suction Aisne geet er ever offe: pubiie auction. a ne line of custom-made Ov Ulsters, Suits and Ladi and Silk ‘Patterns; Shawls, 8. 10ols, Boots and Shoes, Quilts, Blankets, Carpets, Trunks, &c., and will con- inue Evenings at7 p.m. until every lot is sold. Peraons hol ing t ckets on which the time has expired wili oti Please take notion.“ y, SELINGER, Broker. FOLEY, Anctionrer. n23-4w Wren B WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. ONLY A FEW DAYS LONGER. ‘The Taunt n Silver-plate Company continue the sale of fine Silver-plated Ware, French Clocks, Bronzes, Roger's celebrated Table Cutlery, Ivory and Pearl dle Knives, Gold-lined Eperxnes, Center Pieces, ‘Tea Fets, Salvers, Wine and Tailet Sets, and over 300 sam- ples of rich and elegant Triple Silver Ware, to be sold atauction EVERY DAY THIS WEEK, at'the ealce- room of Walter B. Williams & Co., corner 10th aad Pennsylvania avenue, ales daily, at 10. m, 2:30 an47:30 p.m. 426-3t ALTER B, WILLIAMS & G0. Aucts. TO-moKKow. WALTER B. WILLIAMS& CO., Auctoncers. Handsome Rosewood Gase Piano, heavily carved lees, iniaid with pearl, Stool and Cover; Rowewood Frame Parlor suite, upholstered “n raw silk; : osewood Frame Sofa and Heésrtion Chairs tomatch, Reception Chairs Upholstered in silk; M. T. Cent-r ‘tables, Walnut hatnot, Mahosany Bookoase, Wainut Pillow, Exten- sion Table, Elerant Dinir g Room Chairs, Kirby's make; Wprerted netsh Brussels “Carvet, “Hoey Window fangings and Lace Curtain, Hail an ir Uarpet Ros Chamber Suite, Walnut Wardrobes ‘Otto: mans, Marbe-top Sidebosras, Drop-Licnt, Mahogany Bureaus, Wa unt Bedsteada.” Kefrigerstora, Heat Stoves, Feather Pillows and Bolsters, Chins, Glass an Grockery Ware, Silverw:re, Ivory Handle Kuives and other Cutlery, Kitchen Utensile, etc. - ‘, On THUKSDAY, DECEMBER TWENTY-EIGHTH, commencing at TEN O'GLOCK A. M., we ehall sell at the ‘gentleman deciininz housekeeping, Xo. 1003 H street northwost, the above collection Hou-ehold Furniture, made to order by Mr. Samuel Kirby for owner's use, to which we ack attention of rr a ‘WALTER B. WILLIAMS &CO.. Aucts. ANSON BROS., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES! SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN GEORGE- TOWN. D. G., No. 1404 HIGH OR THIRT SECOND STREET. By virtue of a decres of the Supreme Court of the, District of Columbia, passed on the 5th day of De- ember, A. D. 1852. "in Cause No. 7,002, Equity Docket 21, wherein Margaret L. Ramsey is compiain- ant snd Eleanor Lich ot al. dre defendants, the under- alened Irustecs, appointed by a former decree in sald cause, will sell, at public auction, in front of the eprew- igen, at HAUK-PAST FOUR "O'CLOCK P. M., on FRIDAY, the TWENTY-SitCOND DAY OF DEGEM- BER, A.D. 1882, parts of lots numbered one hundred and twenty-s-ven (127) and one bundred and twenty- cicht (128), in Beatty and Hawkins’ addition to George- fown, fronting on High strect, near 2d «treet, improved by a two-story Brick Lutiding. ‘The metes aud bounds of "said parts of said lots betng given in a deed th:reto, recorded in Liber No, 932, folio 448, of the land records for the District of Columbia. ‘Terms ofaele: One-third cach, of which $100 must be paid at time of sale, and the Balance in notes at one, two, and three years from day of sale, with interest at Grercent, payable semi-annually: the deferred pay- ments to Degecured Uy a decd of trust upon the prop- cost of pur- erty sold. Conveyancing and recording chaser. ‘Terme to becomplied with in seven days, oth erwise the trustees reserve the right to resell atrick and cost of defaulting purchaser, after five days" notice of fUchFesale in some newspaper published in Washing- mn, D.C, BUSANNAH A. CRANDELL, 610 H street northwest. eee ala Teatsesenartawest 213 jortuw. 47.9, 19, 15, 18421 = ta7" THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED, ON AC- count of the rain, until THURSDAY, the TWENTi- EIGHTH DAY UF DECEMBER, A. D. 1882, at same hour and piace. SUSANNA A. eae street nortin WILLIAM H. WE ZELL, ‘2131 H street northwest. 023, 27&28 = } aemin fae MM MM KER NWN MMMM EO NNN MMMMER NNW MMME NNN MM M EEE N NN DR. CHEEVER'S ELECTRIC BELT, or Regenera- tor, is made expressly for the cure of derangements of the procreative organs. Whenever any debility of the generative organs occurs, from whatever cause, the continuous stream of ELECTRICITY permeating throuzh the parts must restore them to healthy action. ‘There is no mistéke about this instrument. Years of use have {ested it, and thousands of cures are testified to. Weskness from Indiscretion, Incapacity, Lack of Vigor, Sterility—in fact, any troub‘e of these organs is cured. Do not confound this with electric belts adver- j tited to cure all ills from head to toe. This is for the ONE specified purpose. For circulars giving full in- formation address— CHEEVER ELECTRIC BELT CO., 103 Washington street, Chicago. 8e30-siw HE PUBLIC IS REQUESTED CAREFULLY TO NOVICK THE NEW AND ENLARGED SCHEME ‘TO BE DRAWN MONTHLY. CAPITAL PRIZE $75,000. Tickets oxLy 35. SHaRes In PRovortion. LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY. “*Wedo hereby certify that we supervise the arrange- smenta for all the Monthiy an seme Aancal Drawings & The Leniviana state bat in per- ery Company, and. on manage and control the Drawings themsettes, and that the same are conducted with honesty. fut and in gud faith toward all partics, and we authorize the Company to use this certificate, with fac-nimiles af our Signatures attached, tn its advertisements.” Commiss‘oners. Incorporated in 1968 for twenty-five yeurs by the Legis- table purposse—wit Jsture for Educational and Cha ith » capital of | £1,000,000—to whic reserve fund. Sher #550000 Kan since been’ 'sdsiea. 3 December da x. oe teen at srt A. De sree oe Consebution adopted pile tly Latery ever voed on and indorsed bythe peo- my State. At never scales or postpones. Its Guanp SINGLE NuMBEK Daawinas take Place monthiy~ A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN rine TO WIN A FOR- FIRST GRAND DRAWING, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1883, 152p MonTHux Duawixa. «CAPITAL PRIZE $75,000, 100,000 Tickets at $5each. Fractions, in fifths, in pro- portion. LIST OF PRIZES. 1 Capital Prize of. 2 Capital Prize of 2 Capital Prize 2 Prizes ot $6, Bt 5 do. 2 10,000 10 do 1, 10,000 20 do. 10,000 100 do. 20,000 309 do. ‘20,000 bu do. 25,000 Bt 25-000 9 Approximation rises of $750. %6, Application for rates to Clubs to the Office of the Company in New Orleans. For further information write clearly, giving full ad- dress. Spiers by express, 2 letter or money . to M. A. DAUPHIN, 7d20-wksSw NEW ORLVANS, La. 6s ‘D HARNESS.” “Te conconet tHE BEST, LUTZ & BRO., Agenta for the sale of ‘*THE CONCORD HARNESS” and Col'ars of all kinds and desc: ions. COUPE CARE! ESS sspecialty. Evers gemuino “Comeaes is cramped with ‘maker's name ang t==20 mark. HORSE BEAGKETS and LAP ROBES in great ve righ, £¢ Bottom Prices Fates. Books mail prompty to. H.W. LUTZ & BRO., W, © WHeaTLey's 491 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ° STEAM Drzrna n2-2ne Ad‘olning National Hotel. scouking ESTAB) ISHMENT. M*®. * ES call for and deliver in the Dis- soturned SF mail: s baton: Gaomentowne ia Retortict anys perth vale oe | Reseeae tate ceemn, opacaen a Pat a MILLINERY GOODS $F ACTUAL cost. ae IPHOMAS DOWLING, Anctionecr. TRUSTEF’S SALE OF ALL OF SQUARE 779. IM- PROVED BY A ARGH BRICK RERIDENC§, KNOWN AS THE HARBY WINTER'S PROPERTY, BOUNDED BY CANAL. D 80U1H K STREES AND NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND SECOND STREET SOUTHEAST. By virtne of a dood of trust, bearing date the 12th, arc} day of M 1878, and duly recorded in Libe: S81, folios 232. ke... ‘one of the records of tii Distyict of Columita, and by direction of the party scculed thereby, the undersigned ‘Trustee will sell on SATURDAY. GANAS SIX'ME, 184 on the premic ses at FOUR O'CLOCK, all of square 739, together with the improvements. ‘The sale of this property offers a fine opportunity to eecure a comforiable home. ‘The improvements are good and substantial. Terms of sale: One third cash; the balsgce in two qual payments, at +ix and twelve months, wth notes Uearine iuterert at dir peseant per annum until paid, and secured by s deed of trust on the p « All conveyancing at purchaser's cost. $200 deposit Te- quired st time of sale. CHARLES PAYSON, a21-dts ‘Trarteo. HOS. J. FISHER & GO., Real Estate Auctioneers. CHANCERY SALE OF VALUAPLE IMPROVED MEAL ESTATE, ON L STREET NORTH, BE- TWEEN FOURTEENTH STREET AND VER- MONT AVENUE NOKTHWEST. The undersigned, trustees, in equity caure of, Andrew J. Joyce va. Mary White, stimiaistratrice gt al., No. 2.597, will sell, at public anct.on, in: front Of the premizes, op WEDNESDAY, tho THIRD DAY OF JANUARY, }883, at FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., parta cf lots |, tiered'B and C, in Daly's subdivision square No. 215. Bevinning on north L street forty feet four inches from the southwest corner of said square, running thence north -six feet three inches; thencenorther!y, parallel with Vermont avenue, forty- seven fect nine and a quarter inches; thence in avtraight line thirteen feet four and a-half inches to a paint on Vermont avenue, which jx fifteen feet from 5 thence northerly along sid avenue fifteen feet to said alley; thence along xaid alley fourteen feet eight in- feetthree and a-balf oe ty ;, thence west four feet; thence south ‘thence along L street to ce along sale: One third (3s) purchase bala.ice of purchase money to be paid in equ: ments in aix, twelv sale, to bear” intored chaser to give promineory notes, ties to be approved by the Trustees, or purchaser oF ff can pay all purchase monéy in cash on da of sele or on ratification thereof by the court. Op Tati. le ‘and payment of purchase money (and not before) Trustees will convey property to purchaser of $50 on each piece of prop- ‘when the pro} ithin ten daye from day of sule or property cash; ‘instal: anid eighteen months from day of from day of eale, for which pur- with a surety or sure- e-advertised and sold at cont und risk of pur- chaser. All conveyancing at cost of. 5 asses a street nw. un Trustess, a19-d&ia Tavares E ONOMICAL AND SAFE. WEAVER, KENGLA & CO.'S LAUNDRY SOAP J= FCONOMICAL, BECAUSE IT IS PURE: BEIN FREE FROM ALL ADUL(ERATIONS, SUCH AS MARBLE DUST, SOAPSTONE, PIPE CLAY, SILI- CATE, &c., WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT AND BULK, AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAR OUT AND ROT THE CLOTHES, IT 18 SAFE, BECAUSE IT Ig MANUFACTURED FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS, VIZ: STEAM REFINED TALLOW (PREPARED BY OURSELVES), PALM AND COCOANUT OILS; WHILE ON THE CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR KET ARE MADE FROM GREASE PROCURED FROM- THE CARCASSES OF PUTRID DEAD ANIMALS THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH. PUT UPIN Batts, ANDEVERY BAR BEANDED WITH OUR NAME. FOR SALE BY GROCERS GENERALLY, AND WHOLESALE AT OFFICE, B Dmeactad OF BB KEE x BEARER Es An Infalliple Remedy for MALARIA, CHILLS AND FEVER. Sold by Drugyiste. Senet es eee ol3 A TON FISHER, S el3_8244 WATER STREKT, GRORGETOWN. D.C. g ae 24 Ea Contains no quinine. eae IHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, WEST, BETWEEN D STREET AND LOUISI- ANA AVENUX, IMPROVED BY A FOUR-STORY BRICK HOUSE, NO. 307—LuT 20 FEET BY 40 LOY ON NORTH SIDE I Fay CEPT NORTHWEST: BE Twa FOURTH EET ss ND FIFTH STREET NOKIHWESI—15 FEET By virtue of & dares ot the Bay Court of th ne of a decree of the Supreme 0 District of Columbia, bolding a sj al term ax an Equity Court, parsed om the 1tth day of December, 1882, in a cause wherein Plizabeth A. Moore and cthers are complainants, and Mary E.\ Harrison and there gre cefendants, No. 6,192, docket 18, the 1dereiqued frurtees will sell, at vutiic auction, in front of, the Premios, om, MONDAY, THE EIGHTH AY OF JANUARY, 1-83, at FOUR O'CLOCK P."M., the tollowing’ described real estate in said cane mentioned, situate in the c.ty of Washington, District of Co.umbis, to wit: Lot pam- bered six (6), of the subdivision of part of square num- bered four hvndred and fifty-e'ght (458), made and re- corded by the heirs of William Whetcroft, deosased. yunroved by a three-story brick bullding. and also, om THE SAME DAY, »T HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., that other’ piece of real estate, unimproved, in raid cause mentioned, situate in axid ¢ ty and Distri to wit: The east half ‘of the wert half of lot numbe eight (8), in equare numbered five hundred and sixteen: (16), fronting fifteen (15) fect on *‘I" street, by the depth of erid lot, The terms of ‘sale, as prescribed by eaid decree, are: The purchase money to be paid in equal insialments of one-third in cash, and tho nce in one and two years srom the day of sale, the whole to bear interest from the day of sale, and the paym-nt thereof to be secured by deed of trust on the property noid, (or cash to be paid on the day of sale, or on the ratification by the court.) A deposit of $500 on the 7th atreet property and of $160 on the I street property will be respectively” requil at the time of sale. ihe Trustees reserve the right to resell {he respective picces of property. at te risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, unless the purc! of the same shsll compiy with the sbove terms wathin one week aftermuy All conveyancing at purchaser's cost. JAMES G. PAYNE, As2 Louisiana avenue: \ rrustres. EDWARD Hi. 1 HOMAS, €26-dkds 916 F streef uorthwost. HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS J eOE ATE ON PING (ON CUTINTRENTH, ON C STREET, AND ON OHIO AVENU! NORTEW BEING THE GROUND ON WHICH STANDS THE BUILDING KNOWN AS DRAPER'S PLANING MILL AND THE CAR- PENTER AND MACHINE SHOPS OF D. J, MA- CARTY AND WM. B. DOWNING. By yirtue of a decree of the Supreme Conrt, of, 2 catise off We District of Columbia, passed in th Ward eal. ye, Ward et al, Np. 8.304 equity, 1 will offer for ‘soparate Ix, at public auction, in front of the preniees, on WEDNESDAY, THE WENTY-SEVENTH DAY OF DiC 1882, at FOUR O'CLOCK P, M. of the interet, title cetato of all the parties to daid cause, belnus a fee nimple subject to certun lease holds in and toall of lot 4. two of lot 3, and a part of lot 2, in equare 94, the t part of said lot 3 being the west’3 fret front thereof on north G str-et, and running through that width to the north line of Ohio avenue and iy adjoin ing east line of said lot 4, and besinuin for the socond part of suid Jot 3 and the part of 2, at @ point in the soath line of said C strest, 19 feet «ast of the northwest corner of said lot 8, snd thence running cast on said line of said C etreet 48 feet to a point 1 foot east of the northwest commer of said lot 2: ence running due south 50 feet, thence west 32 feet, thence in @ south wester-y direction and at right angles* with Chio ‘toa point in the north line of saidavenue distant 27 feet and 2 inches westerly from the southeast corner of said lot 3: thence in a northwesterly, along the said line of said avenne, 16 feet; thence ins north- easterly direction and at right angles with said aven to intersect a bne d-awn due south and 50 feet from ue the Place of beginning, ana thence due north to the of beginning. situated in Washington city, Dis- trict of Columbia. ‘Terms of sale: One-fourth cash on the day of sale or Tnthin seven dave thereafter, the residue in four equal instalments in six, twelve, eighteen, and twenty-four months from the day of esl, the purchaser «iviny his promissory notes therefor, bearing interest from the ay of sale at six per centum per annum, or all cash. at his eection. ‘The title to the respective parce's sold to be retained until the fuil amountof the purchase money and interest is paid. If any purchaser sha.l fail to com- Pz With the terma of sale freserve the right to readver- and resell the property at the risk and cost of such defp jing purchaser, $250" deposit on acceptance ‘of eac! JAMES 8. LDWARDS, Trastee, 503 D street northwest. al5-eodkas | DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. NCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES SALE OF VAIATABLE PATENTS FOR PUTEOVEMENTS IN THE MANUFACTURE OF By virtue of a deed of trust, dated June 28, 1862, and recorded mn Hher No. 1003, folio 497, et seq., oneof the land records of the District of Columbia, and aleo te- corded in liber V. 28, page 40, of Transfers of Patents in the United States Patent Office, and stt the requost cf the parti s secured cape & ‘we will cell at putlic anc- tion, ut suction rooms of Duncanson Bros... corner 9th and D streets northwest, in the city of Washington, y at THREE O'CLOCK P.M., on WED: ENTH DAY OF JANUARY, all and ‘exculsively the right, ti y, invention and monopoly covered and described in the ‘To542, bearing granted by the United and Wiliam A. Graham, a of said Gra- ham, for an improved Brick Machine, reference being had to said letters patent fora more socurate descrip tion of said invention, and all the might, property, mo- Pt ind interest in'and to the said d ee ‘the Dintrict of Colunbis, ine states of Virenis, Maryland an ware, and ex state Vineinia but the 00. niles Marshall, ‘Brooke and ‘Ohio, Hen of Guttoke, Kings Guscen. ow Tees eee. % jew Weat' Chester, ‘Putnsta,> Dutchous and ‘Columbia, the said three oouhtioe in West Virginia.and the said nine counties in New York being included in this ale. And also alland exclusively the right, tite in Praded rnd described in the ters paeeee 11118, bearing date the 14th day of December, 1875, gran A. Graham, for an improvement in Brick reference Yeing had to ea d letters patent f potfect deseription of wai invention ant impro an e richt, property, m:nopol nd fonad tctters patent aud the ald fuvention ire the fail term thereof, for all the states and territories of the United States, excepting and reserving District of Columbia, the states and Delaware, and all of the state of West ing the three counties of Marshall, Bi io, which three counties and the right to the said invention therein are included in this eae. And also all 2nd exclusively the rivht, title, interest, monopoly anid invention described in and cov- by leters patent tesnod, by the Uuited States to Garrett B. Davids, numbered $7890 and 160854, for a new and useful improvement in disintegrating mills conveyed tothe said Of the fret y mentof writing dated July 20, 1876 the Patent Office in Liber M. 20, excepting from the operation of this couveyanos the Bistrict of Columbin and’ the sald staies of Vinca, Delaware and Maryland, and excenting the stato West virginia, saving the counties of Marshall, Brooke and Ohio, And also all the right, title, interost, ana licanse oon veyed to the said party of the first rart by & written agreement, deted November 28, O877, and recorded in the Patent Office, in Liber K. 2% age 253, relating to certain patents tor improvementsea drying tunnels, arying apparatus and cars for moving trick, | Secured December 27, 1882. 2d Edition. Latest Telegrams to The Slar. Wall Street To-dny. A SEE-SAW MARKET. New York, Dec. 27.—The Post's Mnanctal article Says: The siock market oontinues to sec-saw up and down ina state of uncertainty. There is no well-defined tendency in either direction, though i there is any prepondersnee of one influence over another iUts in. the direction of lower prices. ‘The season of Ught money has passed and there Is 0 further cause for apprehen=ton on that score. ‘he general complaint among We brokers ig that there 1s no buying by the outside public. The Tates for monry on call or stock collaterals during the forenoon were 6 per cent, and on government bonds 3 percent. Time money ls 6 per ceat on SUOcKS ahd mercantile paper 6 10 8 per cent. A Bun on a Bank. Rocwssrer, N. Y., Dec. 27.—There ts quite a Ute run’on the Monroe county savings bank to- day. Those withdrawing deposits are women and the laboring clasa. A cood ipany are depositing. ‘The bank can have $2,0.0,000 withdrawn. Killed His w PrrrsavrG, Pa., Doc. 27.—This morning at one O'clock James Ciark shot and Killed his wife in a disreputable house on 6th avenue. Clark isa meinber of a well-known family and bis wile hud for years borne a bad reputation. Sicswaninss. Semrssred THE DETECTIVE SCANDAL. Action of the Citizens’ Commitice. “MEMORANDUM NO. 1” A communication from Joha W. Thompson, esq., chairman Citizens’ Committee, was received by the District Commissioners thts morning, submit- {ing the outlines of a cage against certain mem- bers of the detective force and giving the names of witnesses who can be relied on to prove the charge. The matter will recetve early attention at the hands of the Commissioners, The following 1s the letter of Mr. Thompson accompanying “Memorandum No. 1”: Waskinoron, D. C., Doe. 26, 1982, Board of Commissioners, District af Columbia: GrxtLEMEN—In response to your letter of Dec. 19, 1882, enclosing an extract trom the minutes of the Board, I am directed by the Citizens’ Commit- tee to express to you their sincere thanks, not only for the courtesy exhibited to them, but especi- ally for the grateful assurance that the Board of Commissioners will deal promptiy with the sub- Jeot of the misconduct of the detective force. I am further instructed to furnish to you the ac- companying “Memorandum No. 1,” witch I think will be found to contain very full Information, with the names of all necessary witnesses to es- tablish as cross a case of crimimal misconduct in office vy the detectives as can well be conceived of. Very respectfuyy, J. W. THOMPSON, Chairman Citizens’ Commiuce, -o-— TRIAL OF WILLIAM DICKSON Mr. Driver's Testimony To-day. When the hearing in the Dickson case was re- sumed in the Police Court this morning, W. K. Brown, a member of the late star route jury, was called to the stand. His statement in regard to the reading of the paper in the Jury room was the Same as the others, and the witness was dis- inissed without cross-examination. ‘ME. DRIVER'S ACCOUNT OF THE INTERVIEW. Mr. George W. Driver then took the stand and stated he had lived in this city 20 years. He knew the defendant intimately. He knew Mr. Bowen a8 @ casual acquaintance for s>ven or eight years. The witness remembered Bowen's testimony as to What occurred there on the evening of August 23. The witness then gave an account of what hap- pened. He said that he was sitting at the table with Dickson when Rowen came 1u and the two engaged in converstation In tones he did not hear. Heobserved that Dickson tarned trom m im insome surprise and said, “What do you take me for You are mistaken.” ‘Then Bowen said, “Perhaps Tam.” At this juncture Cameron came in and Bowen got up and talked with him a very few moments, and then coming back, he excused’ himself and they Went out ther. About an hour alter tha he saw Dicksen seated in the garden, with Boven near him Later in the evening, In going through the balcony, be saw Dickson and Bowen 8 ated ata table. ven asked witness to join him in a bottle of wine, which he did. While seated there Bowen again alluded toa desire to talk with Dickson, and he left. The witness never saw Dickson and’ Bowen together in the sinall room. He fixed the date of August 23d by the fact that Bowen and Hoover were to leave that night. Since July these two had constantly been at his place, together with Mr. Satterlee, a friend of Mr. Hoover. In Auzust Bowen went to Long Branch Wo see the Attorney General. . Mr. Wells sald that the Witness did not know ft from his own knowledge. Mr. Cuppy thought that {t was immaterial Mr. Weils responded that it made ° A GREAT DEAL OF DIFFERENCE whether some one lied, and told the witness, or whether the witness knew it of his own knowl- edge. The witness said that he was s0 informed. He sald that there wasa telegraphic dispatch received trom there, and Mr. Wells said that the dispatch Was sent froza Jersey City. From the time Bowen returned, which was about the 19th, he constantly inquired for Mr. Dickson, and was frequent in such inquiries. On the night of Au- gust 221 Bowen the remark to him of the re- semblance spoken of between himself and Dick- son. “Physical resemblance, you mean,” put in Mr. Cappy “not moral, I hope.” “Well, I dou't know about that,” said Mr. eis. Bowen asked him WHAT KIND OF A MAN DICKSON Was, and the witness was surprised, as he supposed that Bowen was well acquainted with Dickson. He then wenton to say that there was a deal cf money in the star route case; that the Attorney General was especially interested in securing @ conviction. He went on to say that Dickson was a man of superior intelligence and could control the jury, and that there was $25,000in it The Attorney General was determined to secure a,cun- viction, The witness remarked that it was DANGEROUS BUSINESS, and Bowen said it was not, that the money could be placed in his (witness) hands. The witness ‘sald he would have nothing todo with it. Later in the evening Bowen again met witness and re- newed the conversation, speaking of the import- ance of Dickson in this case, Bowen showed bim his commission and the letter from Tid- ball The witness said that Bowen in his testimony had mixed him up with and that this conversation Bowen swore with Dickson on the 281. Rowen also told him that bis appointment was only intended to give him a pleasure trip; that he and Cameron were golng in a special car, and he invited witness ph dige On the 234 he met Mr. Dickson on 415 street and Mr. Dickson told him that his tamity ‘was out of town. ‘The court ruled out the conversstion, with the exception of the part that he aszed Mr. Dickson to dine with him on the evening of Aurust 31. On his return to bis place, which was after 4 o'clock in the he met Bowen, who inquired for Dickson. Then asked him if he had men- WEN-DICKSON saving and excepting therefrom the District of Colum- bis, the states of Maryland, Virginia ond Delaware, and the state of Weet Vi saving the counties of Brooke and jan nin Te ‘of sale: ‘Ten thousand dollars ($10,000) in cash; the balauico in two equal | payments, payable in six xnd twelve months respectively. wath interest at the Tate of six per cent per annum, for which the notes of the purchaser will be taken, secured to the satisfaction ‘of the Trustees, or all cash, et the option of the chaser. WM. F. MATTINGLY, JAMES M-JOHNSTOR,| Trustcos. IWANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE. ON L STREET NORTH, Nak FIF 1 EEN c STREET WEST. a jee By yirtue of a decree of the Si Court of Distritt of Oolunbia, in sanity cate ‘No. Touail scr foc tala at’ pubs nection a frat the re ‘on SATURDAY, the NTY-1: d15-cokds ii i sea rise SALE IS POSTPONED BOVE, JANUARY THIRD, 158), gems ous order of the’ oF era OMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer. T. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer, “GEE Da ele es By virwo ot = trast dated Ay ‘chan 4 308, eo ee | rer a “all ef pot < tioned the conversation of the night before, and witness sald that he did not, and did not intend to._ Bowen asked him for God's sake not to say anything about it, as 1 would disgrace the depart- ment and damn him forever. Bs. competent, your honor?” asked Mr. “it is very important, governor,” said the wit ‘ness, Which created a hearty laugh. BOWEN’S BOND. Some question arising as to where Bowen was, the court having ruled that the conversation was Bot admissible, as Bowen had not been interro- Sona, Mi youn ‘Ohver Raving brought, in the ir. John Olt bond and Mr. Devitn being the surety. ‘MR. DRIVER CROGS-RXAMINED. Mr. Wells then the cross-examination. ‘Witness said he made a sworn statement of this Attorney Moore.’ Thus statement was mot ful, st Attorney Moore. was he was’ hurried. The A ‘WHAT UR. RERDELL SATS To the E@iter of Tas Evexiwe Stan: nder the heading of “Rendell and his Co-defendants,” you, doubt loss under mtsinformation,) @id me a great im Jrsticr. I denounce th» tnstnuation that J am how or havoat any ovher time ever mot or conferred Merrick or Mr. Keron the subject of the star route cases as wickedly and saalictousty false, I have atmo time conversed of comm! cated with either Cols. Merrick, Biss or MP Ker on that or any other subject Such ab insinuatton fs eS unjust to meas It 16 fulse, and the author of such Insinuations ts not as mindful of the truth as a “Christian gentleman” omebt be. Yon will not oniy serve the cause of truth and Justice, but puime right by giving thie an Cmspicuous' @ notice as You did the article to which this isarepiy. Kespectruliy, M. OC, Reena, een District Government Affairs, A CONSCIENCE OONTAIRUTION. ‘The Commissioners this morning received an envelope, Post marked Washington and dated this, Taorning.containing anew $ Treasury noveand on & piece of Drown wrapping paper Was writiew, “$b enclosed—call it conscience. THR PROPOSED NEW LIQUOR LICENCE LAW. Col. Robert Christy, RG Ingersoll and kL. Schade were before the District Commissionens yesterday afternoon In the interests of the liquor Gealers to unge some modifoations of the bill now Pending tn Congress, Introduced hy Mr. Neale, “to Tegulate Uornses In’ the District of Columbia." After a full understanding of Ube bearings of the proposed modifications It is probable that the Commissioners Will not oppose an araendment to the pending bill, by which change witl be made in that portion of the law which requires the con sent of & majorly of the owners of atta~ ated on the block with the proposed bar. AS the law now stands that consent is required year. The amendment proposes that the When once given by a majority, should give a ested right, to be revoked only when a majority formaily dissent. JUDGE SNeLL's Warnixo To Fast Drivena—A milktuan named Joun Hayes, was Sued §2) by Judge Snell this morning for fast driving. It was ShoWN tbat he drove over an old iady. The de- Tense tried to show that the woman was drunk and di4n’t try to get out of the way. iy Saell Said Uhis made It worgs for the defendant, for peoe ple have no right to run over even drunken peo Die, and when there are intoxteated people on the street drivers should be careful. Judge Snell said that nobody 1s compelled to get out the way of rivers, ee The SPANISH AMERICAN CLATMS CosMrasIon, after sitting for mbre than twelve years, yester- day terminated its mission. It has given ite de cision on the seven cases, Involving $12,000,000, and reject the fraudtilent certificates, in Which Spain was avelved in the sum Of $20,000,000. The President, the Diploma- ile Corps,'and the State depariment have con. gtatulsted Senor Barca, uhe Spanish minister, tor the stutesmanship dispiayed by bim in setting Uhe long controverted question. ‘Tue MONtroR MianTONOMAn Is expected to reach the Washington navy yard thts afternoon, Tas U.S. S HaRtvonp arrived at Valparaiso yesterday from New York. All on board are re~ Ported Wo be weil. Tue LackaWanwa.—The Navy department ts im formed that the Lackawanna arrived at Callag, Peru, December Sth, ten days from Valparaiso, In ten days she would sail Uhence for Honolulu, Tax REVENUE SrRamen Kwing arrived here this morning from @ cruise in Chesapeake bay and t tbutartes, Her commander, Capt Warner, re- Fors, tke Potomac river entirely tree trom toe, ine Ewing will leave bere to-morrow. From A. Brentano & Co. we have thet invaluable annual of English aflairs, Whitaker's Almanac for 33 ——e BILE, POR INSUNCTION AGarnet THE B. ax P, Raickoap Comrany.—Ia the Equity Court, # Hagner, to-day, the case of nenry M. Knight the Baltimore and Potomac railroad was takea up—Messrs. Hegner & Maddox and 4. G. Hine for the complainant, and Mr. Enoch Totten tor the defendant. This is a bill for injunction fled about the middie of November, in which complainant alleges that the ratiroad 18 so managed as to 1De convenience him in the enjoyment of lils pi Uhat the noises Musde, Ube Jarring of his bonse B; heavy trains passing back and forth, the smoke and fumes trom the engines, and allowing cars ta stand on tNe tracks, all tend to make a nuisanes and render bis home untenantabie, aide ‘THK NEW YORK STOCK MARKT. Ie fctlowiag ere the oventng and closing privss ci the New Yi ‘Stock Market to-1ay, a3 re; by special wire to H. HL Dodge, 589 15th streat. Name) 0.) ©. | Nome. a;a ot. & Wes. p.) aT | 4835 forth Pac ....) 45% 46 |_Do. | 843g) BA Northwest... se lass (Ont & West.) 26%) gar |Pac. Mall ....| 4355. 48 [Peo. D. & E....) 4! 3 ‘Resa 2| 68 "| Ray Mich. Cent. SMO 101g Tex. P. Nagi M.K.&T. x £ -| 3345) 334 Union Pac Wig Wad. Pac... [Wab. Puc. pid.) Comiral-1275¢ 198 |West. Union oe Political Notes, The mandamus case brought by Gen. J. R. Chal mers in the circuit court of Mississtppi agains the secretary of state to compa him to count for Chalmers the Tate county vote returned for J. It Chanibless was dismissed yesterday. The democratic committee of the 9th Indians congressional district has nominated Judge Wand Congressman-elect to fll the vacancy occasioned by the death of Hon. G. 8. Orth. Col J. B. Taylor was nominated by the republt- can convention at Bellaire, Olio, yesterday, to Ml the vacancy in congress caused by the death of Mr. Updegratt. ‘The city council of Louisvitie, Ky., last night Sormalty | impeached City Avditor Phil Hinkle. As sistant Fire Chief Gep. W. Levi, two city bali of- olals under indictment for frauds in the asses- sors’ and tax collectors’ offloe, Tht wldermen meet January 2 to try the cases. ia Bae uy o AtL N. Ye Saterday ight, Charles Banks Laona, N. ¥., ni a nl Wes killed by an icicle, which fell on hum pierced his brain. Lou T. Kreichmer, secretary of the Arkansas rin pad two years ago, committed suicide yer. es a . Charles Seymour, well-known tn the theatrical | ged 48 advance agent, ts duisoing [roms Samuel Blackwood accidentally shot Louise Stannard In New York last nigut. They are beta 12 years old. Byron Kimball, a Boston stock broker, cut his throat with a razor yesterday eveitng. “There ts litte Of his recovery. Lilian Spencer, the actress, was accidentally shot and seriously wounded by one of her com- a ee Rochester, N.Y., fist ntent. Io Netibeck committed cutcide in Chicago test night by cuiting his throat with a razor, Cause: a recent tment in Love. Wm. H young man & years of age, iw. tn Ansonia, Conn., committed suicide in New pans, the cause being déspondency artsiug from sea Sickness. ‘Thomas Kerr on Christmas morning shot and EMlea Win. Haruley, in Tucson, Arizona, and thea Kerr was at once taken oui by the cit zens and hung to a tree. Merriam A. Montgomery shot his two children, George and Eva, aged, respectively, six and four years, at Packafdsville, Mass, yesterday, George Was instantly killed, and Eva is fatally “wounded. He also tried to shoot his father and wile, becausd the latter refused to live with him. At Montgomery, N. Y., last night, the cotton wig of Geo, Smedes, who represented Kanta Claus at the Presbyterian church entertainment caugns fire from the tree and he was badly burned, »