Evening Star Newspaper, January 30, 1883, Page 3

~~ 0 ee ee SEWING MACHINES, &c. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. FAMILY SUPPLIES. THE EVENING STAR. ‘Wine Moor U sever. a TU-moKROW. RROBENT VOSE & CO., Auctioneers aveana | TELS & 00-5 LIQUID COFFEE, TUESDAY. fd ‘ Toa istcta Chae tank aka: | Wo ecb Louisiana aren on WEDNESDAY, JANUARY THIRTY-Frust, av | nd wostene fortom aad fo WING MACHINE. The most delicate e these mac es with the grentest caso. A Terai m was » ded to this machine at tn and was probounced the very best and hed ine in wort!. Cali and eee it. Aion, the New V dt ldredge Machines, All sold en easy monthly payments at S. OPPENHEIMER & BRO’S., 626 Stn STREL | NORTHWEST. ‘St. Cloud Building. rented ant repaired, SEWING MACHINE MAN THINKS HE “4 sells the best maz ‘ue. I know that Ido, because 1 seliail kinds. Come i see which you like. Rentin and repairing @ spe a McKENNEY, a5 427 9th street. Tox Qreex Or Au: ‘The superiority of the Ne UREN StWIS reeownized and acknowledsed al suthorities, te dh QVERY ni . Latest Ime rove Special stent STEAMERS. &e. R MPTION yo NORFOLK, TUESDA FT. OF OUT 20-1 MONKOE wet Wharf eve DESDAY sand SATUROAYS at 5.20 it and Point Look ut, go- received daity 1 DGINS, Gen. Supt. M. PL WELCH, 329 Abs ise. - TO AND FROM EOSTON AND BALTIMORE, POOL, QUEENSTOWN, GLASGOW, LONDOD RY and GALWAY. we taking 7. passed for safety and spo, all im: (eamers are un xd up with fort of passe ‘Aprly to BOSSA MM VERNON! MT. VERNON!! STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN wes 7th street wharf daily (exce:t Sunday) for Mt at lO o'clock a. m.; returning reaches Washing out 3:80 p.an. = EW YORK, ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM. he first-class, full powered, Clyde-built Dut! ™ of this Line, UHIED. ' $26. hy William street, . @ MELZEKOTT ‘Uppoaite City Post Office. CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT SALE OF DRY GOODS, &e At Mrs. KING CHANDLER'S, No. 707 Market Space, TUESDAY MORNI G, JANUARY THIRTIET CT ‘CLOCK, and every stil whole stock is disposed of) OT porto NO LIMITS ON THE GOODS. WEFKS, Salesman, Ce with Duncangon Bros. W ‘tke B. WILLIAMS & 6 HANDSOME WALNUT CHAMBER SUY ELE- NT PARLOR SUITE, BEAUTIFULLY UP- HOLSTERED, WALNUT M. T. SIDEBOARD, LNUT EXTENSION TABLF, WALNUT DIN- ING KOOM CI ae Cc BER SUITE, HAIR AND HUSK MATTR! FEATHER TILLOWS AND BO! STEBS, NKEIS, MAR- BI p CENTER TABLE, EASY CHAIRS, BEST QUALITY INGKAIN CAKPET, CHINA, Ey DCKOCKERY WARE, TOILET SETS, UTENSILS, &o. NESDAY, JANUARY THIRTY-FIRST, 1883, commencing at'TEN O'CLOCK, A. M., we shall the reside c re, been in use only & few montis and worthy tho attention of buyers, = ©. A. SMITH, Broker, WALIER B. WILLIAMS & CO., B14 9tu street. saat. Auctioneer, | DUNCANSON BEOS., Auctioneers. 330-54 HALF-PAST TEN ‘O'CLOCK, at our roome, wo will sell Crockery, new and second-hand Furniture, Bed aes of various styles, &c., &c. Everything will be “it ROBERT YOSE & Co., Auctioneers. GpESEW'S AUCLION, BAZAAR AND LIVERY STABLE, Ey No. 468 and 470 C street northwest, . ‘Back of National Hotel. SALFS EVERY SATURDAY, TWELVE M. COME AND SEE US. SEND YOUR HORSES. Can Wagons, &c., that you want sold: St and Bourd at reasonable rates; Hberal advanc ie. Re ican Geektec = Wagons, &c., at pri- oi nection. vate sale. ep! 1 COU W. F. GE ROBT. VOSE & CO., Auctioneers. 3330-1m PAWSELORER'S SALE RK. FULTON will sell at auction their Unredeemed Pledges on THURSDAY FEBKUARY FUST, at SEVEN O'CLOCK, tinning ew consisting monds, Jewelry, 5 inv, Books, Guns, Pistols, Musical and Mechanical In- grtments, Piano, Organs, Sewing Machines, Pictures, JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, EXECUTOWS SALY_OF VERY VALUABLE IM- PROVED KE BEING PREMIS ORTHWES’ ler, deceased, T wball, on 1UE-DAY, JAS MINTH, Is#3, at FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. sex, Ofler forsale at yubhe anetion, part lot 1h square 4.1, bexinning fer thé rame at ee 100 feet t the id thence with the line of sud & o the point of begin- hing, Improved by a lance three-story brick store. (ne-third cash a balance ‘n one th inte d nd run! te t, thence est bh " tof defaulting pure of euch resale in some ALIS WALTER, Exscntor Estate of Wilhelmina Eichier, deceased, a28-ts IS POSTPONED UNTIL 1H DAY OF JANUARY, A. pace, ‘S WALTER, ua Eichler, deceased, ESD), te TWEN‘L A.D. 1883, ‘same hour and + HARLES WALTER Executor of Estate of Wilhelmina Eichler, deceased. Jan1d-eoSds fe THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST- Ppned ust SATURDAY, ihe TWENTY-» H Y¥ OF JANUARY, A.B, 1889, same boar sd piace. 4on23-4 Executor of Wilhelmina Eichler, deceased. '@- THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTH POST- Rope aetl THCRSDAY, the FIRST DAY OF FEB- RUARY, A. D., 1333, aume hour and place, CHAKLES WALTER, §a27-d__ Executor of Wilhelmina Eichler, deceased, oo SPECIALTIES. : RS. DR. A. HULL, FORMERLY OF NEW YORK City, reliable Clairvoyant, Test Medium and fe Physician, can be consuted at 345 Penney!- Avenue. i DekO2k82 O§ THE MOST RELIABLE SPE- ci can be consulted. confidentially ever ist in this city, with twenty years’ experien: Saturday, .rom 2 to9 p.m., at bis of Wednesday an ice, 456 C street northwest. Guarantees a positive cure in all diseases of the ur:iary organs and nervous system. Cases recently cured i é fers to ading phy: nore. his native city. Main office, Liberty street, Baltimore, Md. Private an’ sepa- rate rooms for Jan2y-Sm WEEELY LIT: OF STE rr LEAVING +i YORK EVERY THURSDAY AT NOO! FCF ENGLAND, F SD GERMANT. Be edacsane apyiy io C. B. RICHARD & 1 General Pace Arvats, 61 Sromimas. New Cock, @z te PERCY G. SWITH, 9 Pennsy.vanta avenus, “Tourist Gaztts.” apt RK HARBOR. = NEW YORE AND EVERY WEDNESDAY BOM AEW LORB. RATS OF PASSAGE: $60, $80 and $100 for passenger accommodations, Fteerne at very low rates. Stecrage tickets from Liv- Dob ariel wn and all other parts of iurope st uch billa of Jaden civen for Pelfast, Glaswow, Havre, Antwerp and cther ports on the Continent and | erranean ports. wht and passare a: rd at the Company's offica, Hing Green, or both stecraze and cabin to gus BIGELOW & CO., 603 7th street, Washington, Cs: VELNON A. BROWN & CO. ‘Messrs. Orto, Jani? & OHIO RAILROAD. iL FAST, AND T! tHE vAST AND 1 Y OUBLE TRACK! STEEL BALLS! AKE EFFECE Bee lara, 1382, tations, YORK AND BOSTON wt Cars to New Valley Express, (emnects for Ha- Point of Rocks for Frederick.) | et a Fi NEw Cincinnatt and St, Louis to Clueinaat®, Lomsyuie Ellicott C ations, (Winchester, Pred- A Way, via Kelay.) re. Hyutuville & Laurel £ xpress, (Frea- piss) 0 at Aunayxs.s Janction.) auc Way Stations, even. Hagerstown he bata erick. Hacerstown, Win- 1 (Un Susiday to Polnt of e iy.) 15-45— EALT UU) SM, (Mertipabane and Way, vial mat Hyatievilie and Laurel.) 05 Teint of kecws and Way Statious, fw bs Statons, exesptSunday tation. iimors au 619 and 1351 whereorders and received at © Azont, Bait. Bato.” mys ail) rr LYANTA ROW NORTH, WEST ACK. ALLS. 2FFECT Tease Drsve Woon SP Cars ts Pi Express, 3:30 pan. ‘Nb LOTOMAC RAILROAD. Rochester, Luftalo. Ni 8:00 a. m., 10:30 a.m. ety. Ou Senate a Par. lind Ex: teen ae Pare . daily, except Sunday. ci with b ~ oe berg ane frondiens ; hs Boats yn ANDO. a Sect transfer 10. Filton, stock, avoiding Sena ferriewe seroas New York City. pha, 5:00 am., ‘gee a daily.ex* and 1:30, nd 10:20 L622 A, 9s: 20 pe: Eolas, 8:00," 0:30 acum 4:50, 623 18, 9:50e FoPore's Creek Ling 6:40am, and 4:40 p.m. dally, except Sunday. C:abam and 440 p.m dally, except faa Soap ALEXAND 9:99, 10:30 wh, 9:80; and 10-20, om eo) AND SEE PROF. WARRING, MEDIUM AND REAL ASTROLCGER, A715 Ninth street northw Five thousand dollars to any one who can equal him in telling the past, present and future, causing speedy Tar jawes, bringitc separated together, and in business affairs, wise advice is invaluable. He tells consultor’s hame in full, and is the only person that can do 60, Prof. Werring no questions and uses uo cards of any description in his profession, SANISFAC ION GIVEN OR NO PSY. Fee . $1: gentlemen, $1. Jal6-80* Ms: POWELL, OF PHILA., BUSINESS TEST AME Mea: wd Clairvoyant, gives names, describes Ge ersons, locates mines, writes mechanically. Circles ‘uesday and Friday cvenings for manifestati Will engaxe for private sittins. 930 Est. n,w. jall-3w* KIGHT, MAGNETIC AND CLAIR- tP ‘ian, huis eminent suecess in treating acute and chronic diseases (both mental and physical), Without medicine. Rooms 600 6th street northwest. Jau2-Im* WE PB OOKE, TELLS ALL, THE EVENTS OF AVE LIFE. Allbusiness confidential. Ladiesand Gen- Gemen 50 cents each. 408 L strect, between 4th and bth streets nortnwest. 28-6" Ms; LACY, WORLD-RENOWNED FORTUNE Telier, Medical. Business Cairvoyant, born with Seen eee ie yeas, Somiaiiog arten deine even! ‘onal character of absent friends. Satisfaction rusrantced. 930 E street. dl3-7w THO Ill. AND QUEEN EMMA, THE GIPSEY FORTUNE TELLERS, are encamped in Parlors at No. 508 13th st.n.w. “They have testi- quonials from the elite oi England, Franca, India and the United States, n23-10w* MEDICAL, &e. CONPIDENTIALLY CONSULT 906 B street southwest. Particular Peculiar to Ladies. married Ali Irrezularit.ce aud Ovarian treated. ‘Thirty five years’ experience. JMASHOoD RFS) OnED BY USING A BOITLE or twoof Da. BROTHERS Invigorating Cordial. Will cure auy case of Seminal Weakness, Nervous De- buity ‘aud Impotency. It imparts vigor to the wh te 6 906 Jal7-Im* Dees te 3 ‘ABLISHED AND only reliable Ladies! Physician in the city, can be consult d ds'ly at 237 Pennsylvania ayenne, All female Complaints and Irregularities qvickly removed. Prompt treatment. Co-respondenes and consultation’ strictly confidential. Separate rooms for ladies. Office hours 2 to4and 6 to8p. Jal6-1m DE Preseript ADI OUCA’ Dr. BROTHE Dt0u: paid to all or single, a GKAY GIVE NO Fk! oas and send you to some side show dru; jst who will ugree to divide profits with the doctor. Phone dixappututed of a cure of Gonorrhea: Sypiiic ot Gieet should consult Dra. BROTHERS and GKAY, 906 B street southwest, who will furnish you medidines end guarantee @ cure or nO pay. ‘I five vears? experiei s-1m* ADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR LA- ANE dies. Allfemale coraplaints quickly cured. Can bs consalted daily at 1245 7th street northwest. Officehours frezr "cock p.m.. with iadiesoniy._m1!-10m" RE DR, MOTT’S FRENCH POWDERS Certain cure for ali Urinary Tmpotency, Glest, Syphilis, Se. Gonorrhea cured in 43 hours. WM. B. ENTWISLE’S, corner 12th street aud Pennsylvama avenue northwest. Price $3 per box, sent Ly mail under feu. ou LOK pricw. auld R. J. CLEGG, 91 SOUTH HIGH STREET, BAL- timore, Md., mukes 4 specialty of ALL FEMALE ASES, viz., Ovarian Troubles. N.U.—Patients’ boarded if requtred oF visited at their : cs honies. H EALTH IS WEALTH !_pR_ WEST'S dor H, Dizziness, Convulsions, Nervons Head: jor Don’ iona, Nervons Head- sche ‘Mental Depression, Lose of Memon” Syermator, hes, Impotency, Involuntary Emissions; ny Old Age, caused by over-exertion, self-abuse or over indulgence, which leads to iisery, decay and death. One box will cure, recent cares. Each box contains ona Month's treatment. One dollar = box, or six boxes for ye dollars; sent by maii prepaid on” receipt ot price. Weguarantes six boxes to cure any case.” With each order received by us for six boxes, xccompanied with re dollars, we will send the purchaser our written suar- autce toreturn the money if the treatment does not efiect a cure. Guarantees issued by STOTT & CROM- E. 0. NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT: WELL, 480 Peunsylvania avenue, Washinton, D. C, ‘Wholesaleand etal Agents. to whom all orders’ shout oo ee = ocl6 MA4sHoop HESTORED. “A victim of carly imprnaence, causing Nervous De- bility. Premature Decay, etc., every known remedy, haa discovered @ simple means of self-cure, which he will send free his feilow- sufferers, “Andress J. H. REEVES, $9 Chatham streot, ew Yori 4-6, tm, th&k6i CA 5 A To sil who are suffering from the errors and in- Gscretio sof youth, nervous weakness, eariy decay, joss of manhood, &c., Twill eenda recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was dis covered by @ missionary in South America. telf-a ‘dressed enve'ope to the Rev. Jc Station D, Sow York City. ii- YS, ROBERTSON, THE MOST RELIABLE AND reepeet ertublished specialist in this city, with 18 irs experience, will jeeasen of fle Urinary Ontans, Con- arantee acure in ali Nervous Weakness, etc. Ayitations strictly Conidential. Can, be ccnsulted Weduesdays and Saturdays, from 2 to 9 p. 1 456 C street northwest. Refers to " « physicians of Baltimore, Main ofhcs, 39 Nort rey efivets Baltiinors: ak one ts TOUNG MEN. fafled to receive ‘treatment in in Boe hay Lex Cemytant Nervone’Deblitee Tenet Pi bey Com lain, Nervo . ey or Pre ature Decay, Seminal Weakness, Dynpepeis.. Nervous excitibility, & send two Grong aah our questions tur weli-examibatich and our new steetany, Medieal and SusttalHnetitate, edical aus 147 East 15th trect, New York AGdress Su Ye pAedress Secretary Cash Books, &e., &o,, ‘To order at Lycett’s Bindery, 1012 Pa. Ajain St St Tooele Bindery, 2 TENET. Prop. UFUS H. DARBY, BOOK AND JOB PR PRESS-WORK FOR THE 432 9th, street, near E. IBSON BROTHERS, wei cibd PRE CLLULOD. ‘TRUss: Tg MEVER yorm bathing. Is ° ore FISHER devotes hes siteubas to ee ete Lady Patrons. ml ASTON FISHBE, CHEMICAL DRY - MENT, 906 4 street 5 ‘Ladien' ana a PPXcANso: N BROS., Auctioneers. Dk&¥ GOODS, FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, &o., &o.. AT AUCIIO: On THURSDAY \ORNING, FEBRUARY FIRST, commencing st TE. ‘CLE . we will sell, within: our salesrooms, stock of the above goods, to which the attention of buyers is ¢ de §30-2t WAL TEE B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers, SUPERB COLLECTION or ARTISTIC AND ELEGANT FURNITURE AT PUBLIC SALE. BY CATALOGUE, ar SCOTT'S ART GALLERY, 913 F street, adjoining Masonic Temple. Handsome Chamber Suite, exquisitely carved after the most elegant and orizina! designs, deemed by con- oweevre in the art of furniture carving a rare apeci- mn of modern excellence; Walnut Chamber Suite, heavily carved in walnut, the result of the most perfect workmanship; Walnut Chamber Suite, unique in de- sikn; Queen Anne Bookcase, dwarf design, with nickel- late handles; Queen Aine Bookcase. wing design, beautifully carved: one eleant ( hiffcnier,.marvellous- Jy beantitul; handsome Cylin er Desk and Bo kcase combines Ebouy Frame Parlor Suite, gorgeousl} upholsier in embossed plush; Parlor Suite=, uphoi stered in Satin Delamne: Ladies’ Writing Desks; Mi hogany and Ebony Cubincts of styles enfiiciently va- rious to gratify the most fastidi tastes; Clotli-coy- ered Library Tables; Keception Chai: ‘traced with gilt; Ebony Stand, heautitully carved; Ebony. Lables, covered with old-gold plush, evidently modelea by fairy hands; superb masic Racks: elegant {all Kack;Tennes- see M: 5 French Piste Giaex, 90x02; Smoking Chairs, upholstered in leather; Mahogany Flower Stand{ Mahogany and Ebony Essels; one very hand- some Buffet in walnut; Tennessee Marble-Top, a mas- Yerplece from the hands of artist workmen; Walput Pillar Extension ‘lable; Walnut Dining-Room Chairs; Italian Marble-Top Center ‘lables; Elegant Fier Mir- Tors, waluut frame; bhakespeare Tubie: handsome ‘Txbles, inlaid with clot, round and square cornered; pent Commodes; Mattresses, wire woven springs. ‘The above list partially enumerates the goods to be sold at publicsale. The description fails to do any of the articles Justice, as_amere passing inspection will prove. ‘ihe will be on exhibition to the public on and after February 1, when the cateloznes will ba Teads. ‘The sale takes place on FRIDAY, FEBRUARY SECOND, bevinning st ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. M., at Scott's Art Gallery, 913 F streot northwest, adjoining Masonic Temple. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & 0.. ‘Auctioneers, $30-4¢ rpuomas DOWLING, Auctioneer, TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, NO. 1214 T TY-EIGHTH STREET, WEST WASHINGTON, D.C. By virtue of a died of trust to me, aged nega 28th, A.D. 1882, and recorded in Liber No. 1011, folio, 111, et seq., one of the land records for tho District of Columbia, I will sell, in front of the premi- es, ut F *CLOCK P. M..on F_TDAY. the SEC- OND DAYOF FEBRUAKY, A.D. 1883, the following parts of lots numbered 138, 39,140 and 141,in ‘*Beale’s addition to Georgetown,” in the District of Columbia, bounded as follows, to wit: Beginning for the same on 28th street northwest, (formeriy Montgomery street, ) at the soutiieast corner of wsid lot 141; thence Tuoning westwardly on the south lines of said lots num- bered 139, 140 and 141, 140 fect; thence north and par- sliel with 2#th street northwest, (formerly Green street, ) 30 feet thence west ind parallel with Dunbarton avo- nue, (formerly Dunbarton street, ) 100 feet more or I to said 29th street; thence north on the east line of eal last mentioned street 10 fect; thence eastwardly and (eae with said Dunbarton avenue 240 feet more or less, to said 28th street; and thence sonth on said 28th strect to the place of leginning. Subject toa deed of trust to secure $2,000 and interest thereon, recorded in Liber 978, folio 44 ot seq., one of sa1i land records. ‘Terme of sale: $400 in cash, of which sum $100 will be required when the property is knocked down; the balance in six and twelye months from day of sale, with interest at 8 per ceut. per annum until psid, ‘to be secured by deed of trust on the property sold t» the eat- {efaction of the ‘Trustee: or all exel, at purchaser's op. tion.§ Ir terms of sal are not compii with in five days from day of sale, the Trustes reserves tho right resell at the risk and cost of the defauiting purchaser. 3130-102, 5,8,10 C. H. KNIGHT, Trusteo. HHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF RFAL ESTATE. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court off the District of Columbia, in Equity Canses Nos. eapoclivaly Louoy var Gallet at ead Bai ts a res} ve. et al. and Quill va. Ctale, entered on tho loth day of December, 88% 0S undersigned therein. Inted trustees for that’ pur- ose will, on TUESDAY, THE SIXTH DAY OF Fi-B- RUARY, A. D. 1883, A't FOUR O'CLOCK P. M., sell at public aucticn, to the highest bidder, in front of the premises, the following deseribed real estate, to wit: ‘rst, all that part or parcel of land lying and beng 1n the Gty of Washington, and known as parts of Lote thirteen (13) and fourteen (14), 0! McGuire's subdivicl n of square six hundred and twenty- four (624), being the ast eight (8) feet front Of lot fourten (14) and the wost eight (8) feet front of lot thirteen (13), the two parts of the lots to- gether forming # front’on north G street of sixteen 16) feet, and runoing back with even width one tundsed and twenty-four feet; this being the same real estate, described in the deed of trust from Den: Loony and w.fe to ‘Thos. F, Miller and John -F, Ril ‘Trustees, made August 11th, A. D. 1880, and recorded in Liber 45, folio S81, land “records of the Distriey of Columbia. . Second'y, and immediately thereafter, all the rest and residue of said lots Nos. thirteen (13)and fourteen (14). in square No. six hundred and tw-nty-four (624), which is not inc'uded in said deed of trua: from Dennis Loony und wite to ‘Thos, F. Miller and John F. Riley, but which 1s included in the deed of trust trom Dennis Loony and wife to Ward & ‘oid, Trusteca, and re- corded in | iver No. 745, folio 318, et. seq. of the iand records of the District of Columbia, ‘Ihis being ihe Tear part of said lots, Thirdly, Also, by virtue of id decree we shall pro- ceed to sell in front of the premises, to the highe-t bit der, ut ;ublie auction, at FIVE O'CLOCK B. M., ON Ff the westerit parte of lots numbered i» x hondred and seventy- the same at the weet- em corner of the said square and thence running routheastwardly along the line of M its avenue seventy-eiht fect (78ft.) and 5) inches; ‘thence northesstwardly on aline at Tight angles with said avenne twenty-two (22) feet and seven and one-quarter (1g) inches: thence orth fourteen (14) feet and three and three-quarter (ic) inches ‘o the line of north F street, and thence wert alony the line of said street reventy-six (76) feet and eight () ine ves to the pace of bexinning. | ird cash; of which a deposit of ‘Teris of sale: One $100 on eacts pa'cel of lang @ purchaser thereof will be rvquired to be paid to she Trurtecs at the tine of the ssle. ce at one and two years, in equal in- stalments, for which the notes of the purchaser are to be given, or all cash at the option of the purchaser. Upon the failure to comply with tis terms of sule within ten dayaafter sae, the ‘Trustees to resell at the risk of the faulting purchaser the parcel bought by him. BR. B. LEWIS, 416 5th street n.w., WM. PIEKCH BELL, 434 ntreet, NHOMAS DOWLING, Auctiouesr. CATALOGUE sf = ‘Trustees. or HIGH CLASS PAINTINGS, ‘The Collection of 8. JOHNSON, 738 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, Containing CHOICE EXAMPLES Of the FIRST MASTERS OF EUROPE, Collected durinx the past summer in his personal visit | to Paris, Duseeldorf, Munich, Berlin, Dresden, Carlerhue, Italy, and all the EUROPEAN ART CENTERS ON FREE EXHIBITION, ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, JANUARY THIRTIETH AND THIRTY-FIEST, From NJRE A.M. until NINE P.M, af THOMAS DOWLING’S AKT GALLERY, Corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and Eleventh Street, ‘Washington, D.0., AND TO BE £OLD BY avorion Ans < THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, FEBRUARY FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD, as ELEVEN AND THREE O'OLO0K. aroma have 7 am: ae : aie Seer 28 Premium Chocolate, sweet or plain. 1a G jent Java Cc Faney OK Hibbs arg ne Java offee. GEO. A. O'HAR! 1213 Tth street northwest, bet. M su NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS! CCG EEB RRR KER g8SSq © a fut fe 5 EEE &gs3°° 429. XN. af well fa : 2 td i imei at E ,200. Be Fs] a zzzza oS 1a: cy 2 ee 8 macs = =a 0005 g a So 9 Pee ‘000! it L - HO Ht fu tu > WILL ALWAYe MAKE BEAUTIFUL ROLLS, BREAD AND BISCUITS, ‘Who'esale Depot: Corer Ist street and Indian avenue Jel WAM. M. GALT & CO. ‘UBN RB. KELLY, BEEF, LAMB, V1 Btalle, 1 206 an x71, City ‘Marketing city. * Perey Crass PEGIAL TY: CORNED BEEF 629 and 630 Center Market, 9th street wing, 308 "Rorthern Liberty Market, or kddrece ‘Post Office. alivered freeof change to slipartaof the HOUSEFURNISHINGS. Graar Repvoron Ix Paice (0) LARGE SELF-FEEDING STOVES. Having too large s stock of above Stoves still on hand, among them several of the celebrated Radiant Homes, We will now sell them st « discount of ten per cent from Tewular prices. This ia a chance seldom offered. A full ine of Cooxing Stoves; Portable and Brick-set anges, con-tantly on hand. fatrobes, Grate Agents for Danforth's Vapor Stove and Fluid. W. 8. JENKs & 0O., 717 7th street nortnwest. 709. MARKET SPAQE. 5a18 MARKET SPACE, CHINA, GLASSWARE AND DECORATED DINNER, TEA AND TOILET BETS, Of our own importation at bottom prices, TABLE CUTLERY and s general line of HOUSE- FURNISHING GOODS of the best class, WILMARTH & EDMONSTON 109 MARKET SPACE, J03 For New Years. FINE PLATED WARE, DINNER SETS, DESSERT PLATES, URNS, AFiEK DINNER COFFEES, KETTLES, OYSTER PLATES, BASKETS, GLASS WARE, ALL KIND, LADLES, FORKS, SPOONS, &o. « M. W. BEVERIDGE, 423 No. 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Taste AND POCKET 000 EEE § ad TI f re occ TLL EER g UPHOLSTERERS’ MATERIALS, STAPLE ° AND FANCY HARDWARE. F. P. MAY & CO, 34 Penna. avenue, near 7th street, WE CALL THE ATTENTIONQOF THE TRADE ‘TO OUR WHOLESALE PRICES CUTLERY. d5 \HIN. GLASSWARE, Ce GEN, ARD RITCHER UTENSILS, NEW GOODS AT LOW PRIVES, GEO. WATTS, HOUSE-FURNISHING STORE, 026 814 7th street, 6 doors above Penna. avenue, PIANOS AND ORGANS. Buaavsvny, fireal PIANOS AND ORGANS. NEW PIANOS, $200 to $1,000. NEW ORGANS, $50 to $250. PIANOS AND ORGANS THAT HAVE BEEN USED, $15 to 3275. PIANUS AND ORGANS FOR RENT—Fifty instro- ments of all the makes; rent from $2 to $10 per month; rents applied on purchase. FREEBORN G. SMITH, Manufacturer, $020 1103 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Pinos, ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC. STECK & CO. PIANO, ‘The most Perfect Piano Made, EMERSON PIANO, ‘The Best Medium-priced Piano Manufactured. WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS, Pienos and Organsaold on instalments, rented or ex- changed; rent applied if purchased. 5 CENT MUSIC. ‘Ihe only complete Stock in the city. HENRY EBERBACH, No 915 F STREET, ‘Manasing partner of the late firm Eilis& Co. di A Cann. fier On the 15th of November my purchasing agent in New Fork contracted with some of the leading manufseturers for a very extensive stock of Pianos and Orcans, suit able for’ the holiday trade. These gocds were shipped. by boat, but, owing toan acci:lent, «tid not arrive until the Christmss trade was over. While this will be a Gouisiderable lows to me, it wili enab'e thoae people who ait for a dull season to gct a bargain to ninke a pur- chase to suit them, au find myself overstocked with ‘ds, and will sell’ at conaiderab'e love. Bear in mind ese xoods are all new and of the fect quality. ou can (for 4250) purchace a Piao equal in evocy te spect. and-in fact, the same instrument usually sold for #500 and 600. You can buy a*uperb Orgen ior $50, Urnaily sold for $90. If you have not the ready cash, { Mil be pioased to ive you the time yon require. 433 ‘th street is the lucky piace to buy at; 800 ww+trumerts fold during the last two sears on time, caly one haa frie niu fos Gites at they ceedings et so much for their cannet affor forfeit their contracts, and of all the bargaius hereto- fore offered, these are with vut precedent, ‘They are 80 Pu{ueTOUR Want of space forbldg me to specify a; ucral ities to get a but Tecan assure you that of ail o} CHAUNCEY J. REED, this is the greatest. 483 BEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. a it purchasers January 30, 1583. 2d Edition. Lats orem to Te Str ‘The New French Cabinet. Pants, Jan. 80.—Gen. Campenon has the ministry of war. Admiral Jaureguiberry,com- plying with the request of President Grevy, has agreed to conduct the ministry of marine, pending the appointment of his successor. Sette lision im Chesapeake Bay. Barriworg, Mp., Jan. 8—This morning the steamboat Carolina, of the Baltimore and Norfolk Une, while coming up the bay, off Cedar Polut, 72 miles below this city, ran into the British steam- ship Riversdale, lying at anckor. The whole port bow and side of the Carolina back to the wheel- house was stove, and her decks crushed, causing a damage of several thousand dollars’ No per. Sonal injury was sustained. A dense fog prevailed at the ume, ee The Marquis of Lorne, i “New Yorx, Jan. 30.—The Marquis of Lorne and suite arrived in Jersey City early this morning, from Washington. — The Pugilists Arraigned in Court. New York, Jan. 90—Mace and Slade, the pugi- lists, who were arrested last night and afterwards released on ball being given, were arraigned in court this morning. The room was crowded with the sporting fraternity, The charge in the afi- davit against the accused was that they intended to participate ina glove fight, which would tend to disturb the public peace. Counsel for Mace and Slade demanded an examination, declaring that this would show that no legal grounds existed for the arrest or police interference. ‘The court set the examination down for to-morrow afternoon. gees Death of a Florida Editor, JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Jan. 80.—Rev. H. B. Mc- Callum, @ veteran journalist, editor and pro- prietor of the Florida Union, which he sold on Saturday last, died at an early hour this morning of consumption, from which he had been a sul- ferer for many years, ee The Philadelphia Poor Ei. PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 30.—The jury in the case of James ¥. Brown, ex-storekeeper of the alms- house, charged with forgery and conspiracy with Major Phipps and others, to defraud the city,came into court this morning With a verdict of guilty. Motion was made for a new trlal, beatae ae) Wall Street To-day. THE STOCK MARKET STILL DULL. New York, Jan. 80.—The Post's financial article Says: The stock market was Foy, dull ana strong during the forenoon, and this seems to be more positively the general characterof the mar ket this week than last. The operations of the two weeks before this have created a considerable Short Interest In the market, and it ls apparent, that even the most persistent bears don’t fecl_ like increasing it any at present. ‘There was an advance of a fraction In the general lst of active stocks over the prices of last night, buton the whole the market was very dull, the total volume of sales upto 18:30 being only about 125,000 shares, Nominations To-day. The President sent the following nominations to the Senate to-day: Capt. James W. Scully, assistant quartermaster, to be major and quartermaster, Capt. Andrew 8. Burt, 9th infantry, to be major 8th infantry. First Lieits. Patrick Cusack, 9th cavalry, and Morris C. Foote, 9th infantry, to be captains, Second Lieut. Robert T, Emmett, 9th cavairy, to be first Heutenant. William H.C. Mitchell, of Michigan, to be re- celver of public moneys at Reed City, Mich, Sa ‘The District in Congress. DISTRIBUTION OF WATER IN THE DISTRICT. Mr. McMillan to-day called up his resolution in the Senate to appoint a board of army officers to Inquire into the distribution of water in the Dis- trict. He sald he thought it could be put through without debate. Mr. Harris sald he would not like to assent to the resolution being adopted without debate; that he (Harris) regarded the resolution as entirely unnecessary. The matter went over. se Frauds. Capitol Notes, Ex-Governor Cobb, of Alabama, and ex-State Auditor Massey, of Virginia, democratic candidate for Concressman-at-large in’the late election, were on the floor of the Senate to-day. Senstor Harris says the resolution of inquiry about the distribution of water in the District, offered by Mr. McMillan, cannot do any harm, and on the other hand ‘that it certainly cannot d¢ any 001. ecthe sugar schedule in the Senate tariff billis Tary Unsatistactory to the Louisiana, people, and when It is reached a stubborn fight will be mde against it. The Loulstana Senators y will contend for a duty of cen’ pro- poses a duty of @ cents per pound. POST OFFICE APPROPRIATION BIL. In reporting back the Post Office appropriation Dill to the House this morning, Representative Caswell stated that the committee would recom- mend concurrence with the Senate amendment Increasing the amount appropriated for the pay- Ment_of post office clerie $75 000; also, that they ‘would recommend that the two cent stamp go into use on the ist of October, as a compromise between the original date fixed—January 1, 185i—and as amended by the Senate, July 1, 1888. CANDIDATES FOR CommrsstongR.—The President to-day received a long petition signed by the mem- bers of the National Federation of Labor, urging the appointment of Jesse B. Wilgon as Commis- sioner of the District. Senator Harris has pre sented a petition in the interests of W. H. Clagett PATENTS were tssued to-day as follows: Jacob Altmeyer, Benwood, W. Va., furnace; Robert C. Armstrong, Alexandria, Va,, assignor of one-half to W. Small, Washington, filtering apparatus; Paul Busoe, Baltimore, envelope; Henry A. Hay- den, Baltimore, clasp’ for su=penders, &.; John W. McKnight, Washington, cement and concrete avement; Sidney 8. Neblett, Whittle’s Mills, Va, fobacco planter; Albert and W. Seltz,Washington, fan; Elisha Shriver, asstgnor of one-half to R. R. Donaldson and W.'T. Keenan, Washington, shot machine; Wm. E. Woodbridge, Washington, wire wound gun; McClintock Young. Frederick, Md., apparatus for filling match splints for dipping. RULE ON THE SECRRTARY OF THE TREASURY.— To-day Messrs. W. E. Earle and James Lowndes filed a petition for @ rule to show cause why a mand2mus should not issue entitled United States ex rel W. J. Jenkins agt. Charles J. Folger, Secre- tary of the Treasury, and Chief Justice Cartter directed the rule to’issue, returnable February 12th. ‘The object of the sult 1s to compel the Sec- retary to pay petitioner certain money received trom’ the sale of property for delinquent taxes, and which had been ordered to be repaid. RECESS OF THE ALABAMA COMMISSIONERS.—The court of commissioners of Alabama claims met this morning and heard the arguments in the case of Samu! Stevens agt. the United States, No. 268, ‘The arguments were devoted to the question as to whether the court had the right to recognize an assignee as a proper claimant After the argu- ments the court adjourned, without renderiag a decision, until the 14th of February. when the first 1,500 cases upon the docket will be called, in accordance with the recent order of the court. Coumisstons have been issued to Virginia post- masters as follows: W. E. Barrick, Barrick; R. A. Blake, Montgomery Springs; T. Helms, Helms; E. A. Grupbs, Happy Creek: ‘Adelaide D ‘Howard, Jerusalem, and E. J. Loveless, Leeland, Md. ADMIRAL PORTER gave a lunch to-day to the President and members of his Cabinet, ‘Tue Covrr op CLate was to-day engaged in hearing the case of John J. Shipman, which is a claim against éhe United States for work done on the Toa from Vicksburg, Miss., to the National cemetery, near that city. RETIREMENT OF ADMIRAL BRY80N.—Rear Ade m:ral Andrew Bryson was placed on the retired lst of the navy to-day, under the operations of the retirement law. x a THE CABINET MEETING.—The Cabinet meeting to-day was short and unimportant. Secretary Frolinghuysen was the only absentee. He 1s still Andisposed, but is reported to be better. ‘Tae Suir AGainst CoNsUL GENERAL VAN BUREN. In the case of George Wallace Hill agt. Thos B. Van Buren, consul general of Japan, instituted a few dxys ago for damages in defendant taking possession of certain furniture of plaintiff, the de- viru of his position he has been presidiog. judge virtue 01 88, of the Unites States consular general courts that ‘Hill was defendant tn an action in that court and judgment was rendered against him and ton issued, and the marshal of the court levied on Hill's Biren that he opened has never seen, handled or converted: Property, and he belleves that the: action has been brought to annoy him. ° ‘No Reowrerep Lerreng 70 SE DELIVERED TO ‘THEM.—The Postmaster General to-day ordered ‘that no registered letters should be delivered to The Secretary of or Dureau of engraving and printing sre nets engraving a! were present The pall bearers were Messrs. Mi. R. First Auditor of the Treasury; & I. Kimball, perintendent of Nfe saving service; H. C. Burch- ard, director of the mint; J. B. Butler, appoint ment clerk; EW. Keigntley, Third Auditor; W. W.Upton,Second Controller ;J.1H. Eia,SixthAuditor; and Capt Burrill, of the buteau of engraving and rinting. Becutiful floral designs representing the Coates jar” were on ether side of the altar, and the casket was literally covered with floral’ trib. utes, The remains were interred in Oak Hill WHAT MR. MOORE SAYS ABOUT It. Mr. Moore, of Solicitor Raynor’s office, who has charge of the accounts of star route witnesses, ‘sald to-day, when his attention was called to a publication that he and Mr, Blackmar were proft- ing by an arrangement by which witnesses were paid ten per cent a month for aivances, that the Statement was false. Mr. Moore’s explanation of the matter was as follows: At the last trial many of the witnesses when they arrived here were In great distress, owing to the expense to which they had been subjected and their inability todraw any money from the treasury until the accounts were passed, Under these circumstances, ‘as an accommodation to the witnesses, Mr. Biss advanced $15,000 out of his pocket to them. At the Prrsent trial, it not being convenient to Mr. Iss to make the large advance necessary to re lieve the necessities of witnesses, many of those who have traveled thousands of miles to get here e found themselves without means of tiving here, Application to the government for money Was unavailing. An effort was then made by witnesses to xet a broker to advance the money. ‘The broker refused to do It without some security, and thereupon Mr. Moore and Mr. Blackmar, who have the witnesses in charge, as a matter of accommodation, became personally nsibie for the repayment of the money. ‘The rate charged ts not 10 per cent a month, but the money 4s advanced at 10 per cent discount, the broker taking the risk In a delay On the part of the gov- ernment in settling the accounts. Messrs. Moore and Blackmar deny that they have any spoouniary interest whatever in the transaction. Mr. Moore Says he does not know the broker, Several star route witnesses whom Mr. Moore Teferred the reporter to corroborated the state- Ment given above, and expressed their gratifica- tion - having been able to make such an arrange- ment —_—_s—__ Scandal in New Jersey Politics. A NOBLE BAND OF VOTE-SELLERS. A prominent democrat, who was active in be- half of Senator McPherson In the recent Senatorial election in New Jersey, and whose relations to the contest were such that he knew all the Inside se- crets, said toa Star reporter: “There were five democrats in the legislature who held aloof from McPherson, not because they had any particular objection to him, but because they were deter. mined to sell their votes to the highest bidder. They banded together and entered into a written pledge to stick together and to divide the proceeds of the sale of their votes. Each was afraid to trust the other, and so this unique document or pledge Was intrusted to a sixth man, an outsider, to keep. ‘MoPherson was notified that he could have these five votes by paying for them, but his reply was that he would not Day a cent directly or indirectly for any man’s vote; that he would be elected with- Out the use of money, or he would not be elected atalL The Tepublican members of the legislature learned of emphatic refusal to entertain it. Certain promi- nent republicans quietly went to the Senator and sala: «We will give you two votes from our side for every one that those traders keep from you on the democratic side. We are glad to see this sort of corruption put down and defeated in New Jer- sey, and just let us know how many votes you will need to elect you.’ The little band of five found out that McPherson could and would be elected without them. Then three of the fve wilted, and when the ballot was taken cast their votes for him.” In conversation with the reporter | Senator .McPherson Said that the information given by his New Jersey friend was correct; that he constderef the few democratic members of the legislature who had so flagrantly attempted to barter their votes as unworthy of any considera- | tion. He said he feit confident of his re-election, as he did not believe that the legislature wouid permit five men, acting together for a corrupt pur- pose, to defeat him. No Lanbs For SOLDIERS UNLESS THEY SETTLE Uron rr.—Secretary Teller has written a letter to J. W. Wilson, of Wrightsville, Pa., in which he says: “I have received, through the Commis- sioners of Pensions, your letter of the 18th inst, stating that you had sent money to Gilmore & Co., of this city, in reference to a circular issued by them, offering to locate and sell 160 acres of land for soldiers under the soldiers’ homestead law, and that you have not heard from the land and can get mo reply to your letters addressed to said firm. You are informed that soldiers are not entitled to land uniess they go on a tract and upon it and improve and cultivate It. All statements to the contrary are false, and if you have been misled in sending money to agents and executing powers of attorney to them to do what they have no right or power to do, I know of no relief which can be extended to you by this office.” Mr. F. L Seybolt, of the Sixth Auditor's offivr, is lying dangerously Ml at his residence, 1234 13th street northwest. Mr. 8 ts among the veterans Of the civil service, having been continued in the department for over thirty years. —_—_>—_— Bit ror Drvorcs.—Pierce McDonald ois f entered sult for divoroe from Mary A. McDonal They were married on June 6, 1879, and he charges that she has oer committed acts of adultery with Samuel Adams and others, —_——___ RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.—The following were the readings at the office of the chief signal oMcer to-day: 7 a.m., $8.09; 11 a.m., 9.69; 2p.m, 487°. Maximum, 46.09; minimum, 26.79, THR NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. ‘The following are the opening and closing prices «ithe New York Stock Market to-day, as reported byspecial wire to H. H. Dodge, 539 15th strest. Name, 0. Name a) 6G Cen. Pacific...| 84 | 83% Nor. & Wes. p.| 48% 47: Chea. & Ohio.) 22%! 2256 North Pac ....| 493 49% Do. ist pref .| 38 | 83 | Do. pref... || 85°) say Do. 20 pref..| 2556) 25 |Northwest..../132 131 C.. 79/79 jOnt. & West..) 26% 26q 3134 8134'Pac. Matl . 41 40% 125% 12556 Peo. D. & E11] 26% 25K 504) 483 Reading.....°°] 56 | Shag 893; 205 St Paul. 108% 10655 96% 97 "St Paul pret..j120% 120 1465¢ 14634 St- P. & Omahal 91 11 (12055) Do. pref. 57. |Texas Pac this proposition, and of McPherson's | assignment for, pal church have cot the consecme ave Rev. Hugh Miller Thompeon, De De ee stant bishop of sgicument echedule ot the arm of W. Packed fruit ew ¥, gives the abilities as ; = The frm has branebes in Daler of the Phila jongery and pps and others to by means of frand Put on trial Placard was posted a few daysagoin a garden at St. Petersburg enjotning the avoid frequented by the cou! ‘should be hurt by anything that might At a meeting of the municipal councti yesterday the of ce Was asked for formation in regard to the alleged mon: plots He declined to reply to the q ressed to him, and the councll thereupon, by ® Vote of 80 to 1, passed a resolution suppressing prefecture and placing the polive force under the supervision of the municipal council. aggie Donahue, aged five years, while at Lost Creek, near Shenandoah, Pa., yeste | plunged tnto ah opening in a mine’ Nitty tect di and Was fatally injured. The opening was ¢ by a recent cave-in, Air, Walcott, who ts attempting In New York, 4 A wacer of $500, to eat two quail each day thirty days, disposed of Nos 45 and 46 yest afternoon, leaving but fourteen to be eaten complete the task. A GEORGIAN EXrLonen’s CURIOVS ADTENTTRE= D. Hope, of Dahlonega, in exploring Totlula® | Falls, Georgia, on Sunds¥, lost his way. He bi been In the chasm nearly two days, and pow that he has been found efforts are being made toe him out with ropes. Sunday nicht he remain clinglug to a ledge below Devil Paiptt, 300 feet zed the surface, The Popes used will be 300 f jong. J they —_—_——— MARIE LUNSFORD— ARCHER, hr FL. LUSstOm tPF. LUN of this city. PIED. BENTER. On Tuesday morning, January 90th 1883, at 6.10 a.m., MAA DLS TAA, aged atem® eixty-five years, ‘the funeral will take place from No. 41 H northwest, on vhursiay, February Ist, st two o'e p.m. Friends and relatives are respoctfully invited. ~ pQkeEN, Gr, Pcoday, January 20th, 1088, A Brkt, joved aon of John and’ Jennie Breen, rears, months, and Li days, . Our Little boy we have laid to rest— A gem within a casket, pure: ‘Matt of God returned aud blessed; Alink to for evermore By Hits Panewrs. Funeral from the residence of his parents, No. ‘Twenty-recond street north weet at thive Oulsek Sage Wednenday, the Sist instant. ? CAFFAY. On January 1883, at 2:80p. ROBERTACAPPAY. aura 7 pears 410 mnontha"* Her funeral will take piace from St. Augustine's ghuroh, Wednesday at: o'clock p.m. Friends and Qualutances are inv attend. e OOVERT. On Tuesday morning, Janu at 5 vclock a. my RICHAMD D- SEE elguty-firet year of hix age, a native of New ¥ [Brocklyn and New York papers please copy. ‘The remains will be taken away for interment. KEEGIN. At 7 p.m., Monday, Janu > SAMUEL FRANCIS, infant eon of farise end Be P “uncial va 1947 Veruout ave 1a, on Wedneedgy, nei out avs at3p.m. a LOWE. On Sunday, January 28:h, 1883, at 9p. or sogpe g «pen IDF. LOWr, in the fifty. year of his axé. (Bultuuore and Avexandria p PTCDONALD, 3 2 cDONALD. January 29th, 1883, at 10:90 a CLALESCi K. McDUNALD, oly child rere y and Bianche McDonald. J = Our litde boy we have Inid to rest— mn within @ casket. pure: waft of Gor returned and blessed; A link to Christ for vermore, Br His Panewre, Funeral will take place from lis parents’ residenoa, No. 1613 Fitth ‘strect northwest, Wednesday oven January the Sist, at two o'clock p.m. PARRIS. | Ath © resiience, in_ this city, on Ji the 30th, 188%, Mra. SAGAH WHITMAN Path w of ex-Governor A bien K. Parris, of Maine, ; the ninety-third year of her axe. | After appropriate funeral services the remains were yed to Portland, Maine, for interment. 29, 1883, at 5 o'clock, of » LALLOK, beloved son of d Elen M. ‘Taylor, of the city of Lime Funeral ky jlace-on Wedneeday morning at ® ‘uneral « * place on Wednesday a o'clock fom St. Dominic's church. Friends of ‘the family are invited te etiend. (irish American please copy.) . THOMPSON. After « painful and vomewhat pro- d illness, which she with Christan gad Fosieuation, ‘susained by an untaltert iy ties he AGRA TMUMESNY gud antag a.m., Mrs, HAND ON, ze years, ten mouths and aixt-en dass. at Her toils are. her work is Soeaiers fag tiers dome Bhe fo. the victory won, abt Seht, Paneral And cope tong 3 will take piece on Wednesday | January 3m, at 9 O'clock p.m. trom UNDERTAKERS, = — pt BOOMEY & CO., NERAL UNDER (AKERS AND FUR! aeRO 344 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N. . D.C. 3a29-1 WASHINGTO es | Fresbenranen, 1233 7th st., bet. Mand ® | Fos ER, | ft, bet. 2. | Bodies embalmed ‘and prepared’ for transportation: Reaidence at piace of Cy JOE QAWEE GENERAL FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, 1726 Pennsyivauie avenue northwest. ‘Terma and everything fiost-class. Joss whicea UNDFRTAKER, 1887 Texra Srassr N ‘ “te : omrmweyE, UGUSTUS BURGDOKF, A‘. FURNISHING UNDERTAKE! pe Peuinayiv ortirwest oaRreen Se wtrceta, Everything iitw-clas, sends KE, NO PAY.—WHITEHURST’S CED, BALSAM is warranted to cur’ Coughe, Opide Group, Throst an. "Tune Diseanes, be. Six er ‘Try st. If not satisfied rtarn to empty bottle and gab Jour money back. ‘Suid by al druggists? Brice Joe. 20° 20° ‘Terepboue connection, O'MEARA’S LIQUID Faird, of the U. 8. Fish Commiesion, 93) 974;'Tex. P. Pagiia. : M.KL&T 323) 523g Unton fA a ey Sg Mo. Pacific. */108% 103%) Wab. Pac. daily by the U. 8. eGo N. J. Central. | 73 "| 724 |Wab. Pac. pid. 8 | Derartin, nts Cabinet-rakers, Marble-ctlters and AX. ¥. Central.!1273¢ 1263s, West. Union. ccs tenes gf ge ph al Gia, ee r Cover. only 20:. By mall, luc. sate Enginecr Melville’s Home. Sold by aif Drugyists, Grocers, Statiouets, Hardwary, THE SHARON HILL COTTAGE IN THE SHSRIFF'S | ‘ihe unde and public enppned HANDS. sea PE OMT ATA CO, ‘From the Chester (Pa) Times, 29th. The home of Engineer Mejvitle at Sharon Hill is now deserted and desolate. Mrs. Meiville is living in West Philadelphia with her three children, ‘Maud not hawang yet been given up into the cus- tody of her father, according to the decree of the court. Mrs. Melville, itis said, will appeal, trom Judge Clayton's dectsion, while her husband, who is not satisfied with the result of the trial, will institute proceedings to finally settle the dispute between himself and wife. The cottage and grounds at Sharon Hill are in posseasion of the sheriff, a mortgage of $2,300 held by Miss Polis having been foreclosed, while Uhe furniture has also been selzed to satisfy debts incurred by Mra. Melvitie during her husband's absence, aud the iano taken away by a Philadelphia manu!so- turer. It {3 not probable, however, that the piace Will be sold, as the house and grounds are worth more than the mot sheild against them. It is also alleged thal irs. Melville will institute sult against the two paysiclins upon whose cer- Uficate she was sent to the Norristowa insane asylum. Congressman Hewitt’s IMuess. ‘From the N. ¥. Sun, to-day. The treatment Congressman Abram S& Hewitt ts undergoing for the removal of a cerbuncle on his back 1s so painful that his physician advises him to abstain from work. Mr. Hewitt said last even. ing that he regretted exceedingly his inability to ¢ gy 1547 Pennsylvania ay Washi 0. jesdquarters for that wonvlerful Geilo) $95, GUST That #1, COMN RNIFE, end hirvpodists, Sporting Goods Catalogue went ve here. “hold also by W. C. O'MEARA, 225 Penua. ave. @8 FE coxontcan AND SAFE WEAVER, KENGLA & ©O.°8 LAUNDRY 80AP Jer CONOMICAL, BECAUS® IT IS PURT: BIT’ FRIE FROM ALL ADUL) ERATIONS, SUCH MARBLE DUST, BOAPSTONE, PIPE CLAY, SILI CATE, &c., WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEK AND BULK, AND WHICH QUICKLi WiAR AND ROT THE CLOTHES, IT IS SAFE, BECAUSE IT 1 MANUFA! FROM STRICTLY PURE M*TERIALS, VIZ: REFINED TALLOW (PREPARED BY OURSELVES), PALM AND COCOANUT OILS; WHILE ON THE CONTRARY MANY OF THE 5@APs ON THE MAB EET ARE MADE FROM GKEASE PROCURED FROM THE CARCASSES OF PUTRID DEAD ANIMALS THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND Hi ALTH. PUT UP IN BARS, AAV AVAGY BAR SANDED WITH CUR NAME. FOL SALE BY GROCTRS GENERALLY, AND WHOLESALE AT OFFICE, #13_ 9046 WATAL <THIL |, GEORGETOWN, D. be at Washington now, while the discussion of the tariff 1s pending. have made it the study of my life,” he “and now, when I most desire to contribute share of light, I am debarred from doing 80. Ido not think, however, that the ques- tion will be settled at this session, so I have an nity of being heard. $30,000 FOR ¢@38. FIFTY-THIRD POPULAK MONTHLY DRAWING THe COMMONWEALTH DISTRIPUTION 00., in the city of Lovievilie, ou WEDNESDAY, FEBKUA: P- ‘bese drawings -—— on the last = Stal “apa “Sisto “courts "have placed N.B.—'