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* 8TEAMEK8, Ae.
NOTlCt TO ?T,VK?WUVP^
The ItMtP W W CORCORAN'. fftirfc feu
tyen iww.y twi.'t and fpruiebed,
L L Brass: r*yt* r?i3 tkucn'yhost r
allowed . ! [ssser.g-ftri at Mod:
Vemtm * JArf r. und trie. #1. 'nr'a.-L'rv xdjcjutoc
V Ti kM'. -n an.i itrontidii.
Sleauir* ave* t.th street wiixrt dati* (Sv-fiTs fx
aerted) a* 1f> a n and rettinis ai.ou* 3 p . j iiclL
aOLLLNGH* iRiHSn-t Lakes' IT- V V n.'l
AtfOCIStlSU. L- t>- nliAK?. V*'. V?. Oorx-ran.
' i.j'g.i,*
s^t JSWi I! 1KHAJWKMEilTVOB
NOBF'jI.R, FORTRESS MONBOfi /.*?D TE1
lliK LAKE. Cijtoa 0 J. BOmn?- >
wills Ikh"* fcth-street wharf, nnt;' h-rV^??r
fnrtUer ootl;~ ?-vrry Monday, Wed- 'ii'iHWMsi
Friday, a!6 o'clock p. rn, ccrnaotlR*
?n*l? steam'?r? for Bo* ton, Providence and other
Nortoern points. Betum:n?f, leave* Norf< '< ?jvery
ties-lay. TLareday and Saturday. at i o'cioc* p. xa.
_ TOE POTOMAC RIVFJi LANDINGS.
Steamer JOHN W. THOMrsON. Capuin Jcr.n g.
Wood, leaves uer wharf, termincs of ? ? fT1,?
7th and iHh street laie of care, it " ?
3.. throe tim--j ;*-r week, for Currio-^^^^^^^^
. scan, Konjisi and LeooM-dtowu, etoppb-.-r at intermediate
laxiaiinrs e&rb tr'jv t>*7? of MocThnrsd,i;.
nnd Saturday.
inr fnrtfcerinformation, ajT-^T at f? f5c*.-rrar
Metropolitan r;ank. Knox's Exf1--** Ui*x, or at ibs
Uompany'? Wharf, foot of fith stre-at
Ba-ivs-re ca ed for on appli.-ati^n at Enr.x'a Sivr<
t#Ofi.r* SAMUEL B4.GON. ViWl
B. i ACCi NELLY, Agent.
STEAMERS FOB NJW iOIiSlb*
Steam* -s JOHN GIBSON and E.?.. KMGJZT,
altearuaii-i; -,v? p.cr 41 East River, No*
Vork. e\~rv i-.-v rday. at 4 o'ciock r tu : <y?.
Seorvrtown -.ery Saturday, and Alexan ana
name o&y
Kreirffit ?a*en at Iovm rs'es Fo* l"f3nn?:'cr.
a' i . y st Office v r Mxtropoiiuu; }>-.. ., l?uTi
or to ? F DilNHAM. 4x^i>t, Vavfr tueet
Storfwowi
ap'Jl tr 8AMPK1. BaOON. Prwigaat
? >i *1.? "'S LMTO-ftr8AK8HD
i?S L K' I- rwFKK New ?onk, Kavtfc, LuiiXKJK.
8orTH.?aii roN and BiiKMi:?i
The nf Uii? oouii'auj #wrf
trttey IrvC' l.r- iuen pier, foot of !k< st.,
goboten I. - of rae*?we. From > . ^
York to E: .- L< nd m, Bcatluun; ton
ana ?ien? ii. Sr-r cabin. ?1U>; aecoud lAbin, SCO,
*r'.d nirren '^. tor ?te:*..t or >> >?
aa^? a*'ply u- OKLBItTFH * OO , 3 F-.'Wu,' - Owen.
>*? 1o.'U oc--*lr
t ILIDJL'S NLW ElPBFSg U Vt
< BFTWTCSN
fHIiADSUil!-4 ALEX *>'DR1A, WAbHJSGTOa
* AND OEOiUiETGWN,
OonnT^Hf "t VhiUfi-lvKv* *ci'*i
tt?- r -r frryfiti'-y., n*?
V.- Air I'.noland btah*.
Mnllliiii
$-.<*!? F.i' Saturday, r.t 33 ?c
I roua V, *.d..:i,r*on? Momiay, a* Us.
FrotcOt rvr-ti'wn?Mouday, at? i ex
r Tre^ht?' daily ni.li! B p. la >
tjlllaof Is i-n? 'ivfn to B^ptcn is: A ~LfTM*pak
rrov.dtmcX' a. i K:^. i'" irtafiiniFu
tlmi >60 ' a*:r itxkIh i&nacxi t.
Geor*etowii v 't - rt will pi^ase bar?, them o^rksJ
"O<roro?t> >& l> C." , ,, ? .
lor fuii us-' rruation aju'-J *< J r> iOHHSOS fe
0* . YMft F s. '-rt northwaat, and wu&rf,
Washtnuton, L> C.. G F. tiYDF, M> Vriter street,
Georrffeiow j. 1> C.; WILLIAM P. GLYDI0& CO.;
General Ii Scrtb ^iarvee. F'nisdelph>a
xc*?>L~ly
IVK\> VOHK?BOTTEUDUI.
?'he steamers of tlr.s line, " W. A
m HOLTZN ' P. CALA'ND," "Kof CF.RDAM,"
" SCHIEDAM " and " MAAS." carryiau' tJie L.8.
a^aii to the NeM trlaTide. leave Jersey <' ty every_?i
femaleW*et>i?e!?day and Saturday. Cabin *^5-.'8.0;
nternjediatf* $45 $.">u ; Steerage H. t'AXAUX.
Tion'l Asr't T, south William st. New Tors FINCH
HDYK4 t5<> . Ho. Wui St., J^i-eiwlit Ax'ts. L W.
MOHBIS. a?''B'yay. Genl PaswVer A^'t. janl-Iy
isnAn M?E
J rKSTW> Statks a Roy?t. Matl S~hamf.rs.
NEWVOBK ! OUEKJiSTOWN aad LIVERPOOL,
Evrry Thurtriay and Saturday.
f;ty of lU*r_a> 5-iyi tont< I City of Montreal. 4490
J'ity of Ricltn inid.4<;->7 " I City of Brnsee!^. .3776
Otvof ('h^ter 4-'>66 " I City of X. York. .3509
lW- nia-rn titer.t steamers areamoiif the strongest,
largest ar,.t fastest on the Atlant a, and have
every modern nn\>rov?*ment, incladinK hot vd cold
water and K.aw V*lls in atateroonis, revolving
i;!.a.r<< ii; r-a.iH'iu:, bata and sniokijx rooms, barber
etc. ,
Por rate- oT ait 1 other information, appiy
r? JOHN "G OAIi, a vent. :il Broadvay, v. Y. ?>r to
_> A. BKi'HNAV V?i6 ?i ?t.; J. W BOTELER
LUG . ??? I'.-oi.a ave. ;G- W. MORSE, Ada>xa' ExWanh
iuton. dec2K-eoly
rH AAim LL1E.
* : NOTIC*
Wltn the riew of tie CVituo^a at ct>:tBioc,
th^ Steaj;. *r? of tide Uno tajce a specific ccttxw
'or alt aeaaou* cf tne year.
On the outaaru i a--a?f0 froti. Qv ?*nsu3wn to Jfffsf
Y t or Boston, crc-e?in* tte o' 6u at
at . or nothing t-j the nortb of 4^1.
On the ??t>ci-ward j asp:ure croesirv tSe __jaer;clj?
if M( at 4"i iat or jiOlhinrf to the not lb 01
VHE GU-KARD STEAMSHIP COMPAS7 LIMITED.
? , ,
Uctteeen St*r Turk and lAvert ool, Calimt
at lork Hnrbor.
W?OM &*w TOSX. I FT1GK TOSK
Abyaa nla. WedL. Jan. 8 Abysfeiu">a.. Wg<i.. Ftt>. 12
Satavta.... Wed.,-Jan. 15 Bata%xa Ved., Feb. 1!?
Algeria Wetl., -an. 2*2 Atireria Wad.. IVb. 26
k Parthia.... Wei, Jan. 29 P&rth-a.. .Weit, Marcb o
^ Bcytbia ... Wetl .Feb. 5.
And every foliowuia Wednee-diy from ? * YarS.
So ?teera?rf
l(atw of P*a?*i?.
By ftean..-' % carrying steerage, i8-J and 100 jr&ld,
?ooordlntr to aci-ommoaatiuna.
By ateainere nr* carrying ateeraw, 5S0, fl!)0 and
?130 goid. accordinw to accommodatona.
Tickets to Paris, $15, void, additional.
Return tii kv-t* on favorable term*. Tickets iarced
at a specU'. low rate of <60 *old daring tbe fall and
Vtnter aeawor.
8teera*ro at very low rate* Btoenue tickets from
Liverpool and Ou^euaiown, and all otL^t parti of
In rope at lowest rates.
Ihrouirt biia of iaden artven for Beifbst, O'mww. )
Havre, Antwe-p and other porta on the Continent, ;
and for Mediterranean iMjrta.
For frev'jt an-i patwatre apply at the Company^
office. >"o. 4 Bowl nw Grc?n. or boti> ateera^e and
cabin, to OTIS BIG?LOW. 606 7lb street. Waabincior,
D G
)2?-lT CB AS. G. PBANCKLYB. Aper.t S. Y.
GENTLEMEN'S GOODST" ;
^U4iGflk HIBPEJIBUW, ~
Art "vxaetLinir new" and comfortable, at 60 cenli
and fl a palz.
rue " Rosetiery* Scarf at fl.
The " Lanrfhain" Scarf at |L
The " Water!ix>" Scarf at $L
The " Duke of Bedford- Scarf at 91
These are warranted. "Lloyd Artree A Smith'!
London Neck Wear," latest desists. L*r^e Llna
lost opeued. at close prices.
THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY.
oetlVtr 919 f ft. n. tr., Opp. Patent Office
J, ALL All) WUITEB WOODS.
A ?np?r;> nolectfoc for Gentlemen's Drea^jA*
and Street Wear received and re?dy for In- jpC
pectiou. and offered at fair prloes. SA
Resjt~tfniiy re-juebt the continued favors of J|.
my patraua an 2 the public generally.
f. }. KKIBEEG ES.
Cnmor abjti h Han Mxucha:ti ; ^ii-oa,
635 IXth ?tre?i,
tsplii tr Oorcoraa Bulldin*.
MEDICAL, &c. _
l \( KH JJOI.'.NP?-f ' Vt*iiei?'e. Office921
.>1 D <t n * Hie U st estat'li-ilied un i " i.y reli.i
M.- 1..I tvs' T .?-ier.?n in the city. Can i>e ou-.i;t< d
daily tr n U? to l' oviock. ail iViuak ? ?>i|>i;uuts
)U i !?ly c?retl JmpMI*
DK. J4?H\ THI1T S ?MMM? PI KN
FlEBi- ? e*na:n i lire for S>phii;-. Scrofula.
'' ^v.in il> TfaJu"!' *, I' <^*t??, Br:w{it*>J 1> and
?'.i B-0<?t Pvi.- I. < ro of Syphlll- fc".-irai!trel in
?.tl?? r s?arf>- -s i di. -r i am; hlet. <>?. - ux stamp
and |i'<-?? rt??.- o s, a-e. :w?> C"luinbii- a% e . Bo-ton.
v. i ne ^-uHinen Vssin V.-.tles uiy name
. ..? ii ui ilieni and lal>el- bearnikr my own l'nwie
Ma k .m'JO-lj Dlt. JuilN I !tll'l'^
i , h, >. th?- O!fleet Establisi.-st atid only
I ' He iab f l_-\ <>-* I'hvs'.c.an in the c;ty. can be
eonMilteddaily it No 91R 6th ?t., neir K, from 1
,>? o'c'ock A. Fei.iale Complain'3 r:;.-U.y enred
Jff-cea:i-! Kf- ience,lSBaruetst.,K^1?nu >re ?lf. lm*
?8? REW.ViiD IF DB. BROTHERS FAILS 10
enreaiij ci-f ( : Female V>eakni ^s, Ir" ^ ilantee
*n?t i JOnt n,c\ - :1 j>-hr.-' ez.-eneii^e. U306 B
at. s w.. <>p(-?'- 'rSu tLsonian. JinlMW
1 vISMPAtiUKtKEA, LEicOHIlHOEA,
J / a?, t!?:. . 1 mvo w-:?Lr- Irrejrulari J
ties. Ar . < ">1 No c.t'v :i in any
iliiieur I?H MOWS,MII6L. near lgtbn.w.JS-lm? <
Dlt. KltOU .> . nst-- S;-eniii 1-t.-;-^. fr?:xiiature
Lh*iay.t" : . al Eu.i--.Iy v -r ,i a;id all
D'soaivw of a private or ventrial nature. Office,
1606 L at . ??ear lt.tii St. n.w. dec I'M m*
tlA.H'N NIS?lOX O.^i ElllTlf.-A thor
ourf' ii.'" a. treat.se, lndutt how con
nrmf-'l ilina! ruay be removed, i.i" i(vcriettcr
of w years' stiidv. observation, and profwMBa!
practice, showmw tne avenc.ee to at w.-i sire re"torwi
manhood, stremrtlmned vitality, ail sound
conditions ot health, that have beeu imfi'rfsl by
SNrtuni powers A statement of o'osta< ?.. > otarria*re
and of th-- e.earns by which they can be rentoved.
By mail. 25c.. currency or i-ostaure sumps.
Address Sec'y Museum Anatomy and Scienoa, 1.146
Broadway. N Y uov21t.thjB.6m
ARUOOU RESTOBEll.
\ A vlctino yontbfnl tmymdonoe, car.s ryr prtmture
decay, norvous debility, etc., Lavut* trod in
vain every knevru remedy. Las fonn-i a sant-ie self
cure, which he w.li send rau to his feUow sufferers
Addrees J IL REEVES.
my-4-eolyAk *3 Chatbam stivet, N Y.
_ 1 \ 11. ItOlt I.HTNOJI can oe uonenited every
s 1 t WednMday and Batnrday at bla Office, 474 0
t n w , near fcth st, adjoining National Hotel, from
JtoSp Di., on all diseases of the Urinary Otyanx
and Nervous System. Recent at-d Chrome Oaee-i
itiiokly cured. Ail Female Complaints ?yi ikiy cured.
Cor.sn!tatio".s strictly private. a>.d a cure vr.aran
t-ed in every case. Fifteen years exj^rier.oe.
Charges moderata Main oflUie. 1? S Kcta-v *i-.
Baltimore oct4-ly
1 \B. mrOHD'8 ESSEN'CS OF LI KB BE
U Mores in&idiood and the viyor of 7outh to tbe
most shattere.! constitution in four weeks. Favors
impoestbie. This life-restoring remedy should be
taken by aii about to marry, or who have become
weakened from excess or any other can*?_ Suocess
in every case aa certain as that wa'-er nnsiiches
tliirat id per caee. Sole Agent, Dr /Otf /?W1C1S
7 Cniversity Puce, New York
Drugaista ii: ppllsd. >vr.' rr
pOHlPU LOAS OFFIC*, oorner o! 1th strati
\J and New York aveuae, entracoe on New /Oa
York sveuae Dae most private Loan Offioe JLWX
In the city Money loaned at the lowest raft fd V
of tutereat on Gold and Si'ver Watches, P its and
P'eted Ware. D atuonds. Guns. Pistols, L*d M snd
acntlMMot ( ottuof. Carpsttk aod ell Uto?< oi
nna v ally
I
! __ EDUCATIONAL.
INSTRUCTION IN SPANISH. D*y aud K v?s*?i(f
i L*?tf*>np, l i'-'l *:tt? st r. *v lanlO lnf
"\f H K A. RVi-is woulii hkf & i-*w more scholar*
i*l upon ttic hkae Term* ia^o<-rate Apply at
104Hd?treet n.w. jan4-eo2in
pOKhtKVATOKV OK KMXFTIOll,
V' :il'M A 8TBKKT NOHIBF-AST,
FROF. 8CHARIT ASH CRYPTI PALMOS!
teachers.
Readings and Imi-ersonstions by CRYPTI PALMONI.
dec24 liu
KINPEKGARTKN NORMAL INSTITUTE, with
Model KindeTvarteri* and Advanced Classes.
Mb*. LOUIHK POLLOCK. m rttb St.. and Mis*
HI'Sit POLLOCK. 1127 13th ft. n.w.. PrmeH>aIs
Day and Evfuiii* i for Ls'lies. deott-2ns* ^
MADEMOISELLE v PRUU'HOMME'H FRENCF
CLASSES.
BBomnM-- Iftrbmeola t* - A nv anoux
Residence?1014 12th st. n w.
Ciaases for yon me La !;ee and Children are ooi.
necied with trood Emrlish schools.
Monun*,> Afternoon and Evaninw Classes for La
die*. Ladie* and <+enilMfcsn, Boya and Gixla. Brivat*
lesson ? if preferred. _ ?
N. 13?A kooc pronnntriMlc.il {Parisian) and tt*
aee of practical conversation rapidly acquired dj
pupils. The oral system a specialty
A new Term will commence January *>tn. bat Fti
pi)1 can enter at any tune and will only be char*etf
from the time they enter.
I ahi.k Boabi)?French Spokfn at Meals.
Call any day between 12 and 1 o'clock, or Monday*
and Thursday? after 4 p. m deo4-4m
VMKNCEP.IAN BUBINESS COLLEGE,
Corner 7?h and L streets n.w. Established 1864
Its hundred* of yradn*tps, men and women, are
holding positions "f triifd and j>ront- The oonrs*
embrace? Penmanship, Spelling, Composition, Correspondence,
Business Calculations, hinwle ar,r
Double Entry B<?>k-koef>in>r, Business Practice.
Commercial Law. Political Economy, Business
>thic6 and Lectures. Entire course may be com
pie ted attending day or evening session* For par
ticoJars vjgit the Cotlt^. or adores?"
H. C. SPENCER. Principal.
DRIVATELY ob IN CLASS.?Latin, Kathe
L matics, Rhetoric. Lome Arithmetic simplified
West Point. At.naiollfc or Colle?iate preraratioc
Terms moderate. S. W. FX?N!i, A. M., 1227 L at
n w. Call before 11a m ; after 4 p. m. sepl'J-tr
i i A p LIE WOOL' INSTITUTE OONOOBUVintB
Ji Pa.?Boys, $50 i-er quarter: Girls, # 45. Students
prepared for business Yale or Harvard College. Is.
?triv.tOT6 first-cliss
febfi-ly J SHORTLUHiS. A. M.. Principal
KA1LKOAD8.
p iLTUSOHE AM> OHIO BiiLROilD,
l} tub great double tbaca.
Kailonal Rontt and Short Lin* (? tla?
North, North weak, W*at
and Nonthwi?t<
To take effect Sunday, Nov. 17,1?73LEAVE
WASHINGTON:-;
6. '5 a. ni ?N.w York. Phi'adelpha, and Boston
Express, Ellicott City. On Sunday to Baltimore
an', j. Stops at Sirpley's, Laurel, Annapolis
Junctlor, Jeseup's, Hanover, and Elk li Ve.
Breakfast at Relay.
3.50 a. m ? Baltimore, Annapolin and Way. (Pteduont,
Sti wburK, Vrtnchestor, HM9rstowa, and
V&y viaEalay.)
r7 10 a. m.?Baltimore and Lanrrt Expfeas*
a. m ? Pom' of Rocks, Piedmont. fltrMbnrff,
Vi aichester. II-werstown. and Way Siations.
? 50 a. m.?New York, Philaac irliia, Boston and Balt:raoM
Express. J'arlvr Car to New York and
Philadelphia. 8top(> at Annapolis Junction.
(t iio a. in.? St. Lonm,Loui3vi,ie,Chioa*fiT,CohunbtU
and Pittsburg Express. Frederick, fla^rerstown
and Valley Branch except Sunday. Through
Car to Staunton. Pullman Car *.o Cincinnati
daily. Grafton to Sandu&ky, daily, exoupt SaV
nrday.
i8:Wit.K.-Oa Sunday only, Baltimore,, Annapolii
and Way.
0:0() a. m ?Baitin.01* Express. Sto^s at Bladen*bursr.
College, Beltsville, Lftcrel, AnnapoliB Junotion,
Jessnp's and Hanover.
i2:lu p. m ?Baltimore, Annav>oLIs, Ellicott City and
Way.
rl:30 p. m.?N<-w York, Phl'adeli Ida and Boston
Expre-s*. Stops at laurel.
p. m. on SumLiy only for Baltimore tad Way
Statou3. ,
t^Up. id.? Baltimore, Bia4ensbnrar, and Laurel
Express. Frederick via Relay. Stops at Annapolis
J miction. _ ?
4:36 p. m ? Point of Kocta, Frederick, H&?er?town,
Winchester and Way Stations On Sunday# to
Point of Rocks and Way Stations only.
-4 40 p. in.? Baltimore, Annaj-ous and Way St*6
W?p.Bm.?Fhl'adalphia, Norfolk and Baltimore
Hn-csaa EUn-ott City. Norfolk except Sunday.
Sor/oik Pawnoers taken in the Cars d?rec'
to Boat cU Canton. Stop at Biadansbur*
and Laurel.
r r. m.?Baltimore and Way Stations.
^7:8'i p. m.?Chicago and Columbus Sxprsss. SMPrtuj
l am to Chicatro
S v) p. m. ?Baltimore Ex;>ri?w
I f)0 p. m.-Point of Rocks and Way Stations.
*i) 60 p m.?St. Ix)u:a, Cincinnati, Louisydie and
p ttsburs Esi>K)fea riitfibiisv, eioept Sunday.
rrnlwan Cam. ?
10 15 p. m?New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
Express. Stops at BladeuaV'tirx aid LanreL
Meewyj Car to New York, and Special Sleeping
Car to Philadelphia.
<t> Paily. 1 On Bonday only. Other traius daily J
txeept Sunday.
All trains stop at Relay Station. novlO .
1878 PESV*VIIvania IBT8 !
ltOlTJS
TO THE NORTH. WEST, AND SOUTHWEST,
Doubl* Track, St??l Rall??
iPLKSDED SCKKEUT, KUONmCUVT EQUIPSOXX
Iq Effect DErFMBKB l<>th, 1978.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Depot,
coru.r of Sixth and B streets, as follows:
ftttebon and the West, 10:10 a.m. daily, with P*rlor
Car to Pittsbnw and Sieeplnff Cars from
Pittsburg to Caicinaati. St Lcnis and Chicago;
7 40 p.m. daily, with Palaoe Car to Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND PCTOM-iQ RAILROAD,
for C'anandaiKua Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara
Fails and the North, at 7:40 p.m. dally, exoept
Saturday, with Palace Care to Watkme. For
Wiliiamsjort, Look Haven, and Elmira, at 10:1C
a.m. daily, exoept Sunday.
'or New York and the fcjk&t, 1 :S0 and 10:15 p.m.
daily, with Palaoe Cars attached. Limited Kxrresscf
Pullman Parlor Cars, 9:30 a.m. daily,
except Sunday.
for Brooklyn, N. Y., all through trains connect at
Jersey City with boats of Brooklyn Annex,
affording direct t-^nsfer to Fulton street, avoid
in* double ferriage and loumey across New
York city.
for Philadelphia, 1:S0, 5:30 and 10:15 p. m, dally.
Limited Express. 9 30 a m. daily, exoept Sunday,
for Baltimore, 7 :'X), 8:35, 9 :'J0 x m. ana 4 -.'20 p. m.
daily, except Sunday; 10 .10 a X&..1AU, 6JiO, 7:4C
and 10-.15 p. in. daily.
for Pope's Creek Line, 7:00 am. and 4.20 p.m.
daily, except Sunday.
for Annapolis, 7 ;00 a. m. and i :30 p.m. dally, exoept
Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY
AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
RAILROAD.
for Alexaudria, G. 7, 8,9,10,11 a m., 1:15, S, 4:30, 5.
6:15,7 and 11:30 p.m. On Sunday at? a m., and
115and7 p.m.
Per Richmond and the South, 6.60 a. m. and 5.20 p.
m. dally.
For C. & O. R. R , 5 20 p. m daily.
Train# leave Alexaudria for Washington. B, 7,8 H)0,
9, 10, 11 a m. : 1, 3, 4 20, 5,0:15, 7 and 12 p. m.
On Sunday at 8 W and 10 a. m., and 6:15 p. m.
Tickets, information, Bleepinif and parlor car acjommodationfe
can be procured at the offices, northcorner
of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania !
venue; northeast corner of Sixth street and Penn- j
?y!vania avenue, ana at the depot, where orders can !
ieit for checking of ba?oiatre tu deutination from 1
lotela and residence*.
L. P. FARMER, Genera! Passenger Ajwnl
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. nov?
|| I?. BAltlt, I
Formal* of Kennx S B*az:
Will be found at
GEORGE T. KEKN-S
5fL\KC/f-LJVr tailoring mbtablihujubnt,
No. 414 Ninth Stbskt n w
wr~Ue wiii be vleiaed to soe hts friends at all
times. deoS'm
plliTT'S AST UAL Olt..
francis miller,
Ntnth Htbkkt.
WHOLESALE AGENT FOR WASHINGTON AND
georgetown.
THE TRADE SUPPLIED IN LOTS TO SUIT AT
FACTORY PRICES.
EMTTY PACKAGES REDEEMED AT SEW
YORK PRICES.
UflAS. PRATT & co.,
A>w York,
Bona l^OPBIETOBS AND MaNUFACTCBSB9
dec!9?)tei
GAi F, FLEISCHHA51V * CO..
Onlt GU<CINB
compressed tbjlst.
The merits of the genuine Compressed Yeast are
^ThMiouSeke^per who onoe uses GAFF, FLKIWJH
MANN A CO-'S COMPRESSED YEAMtcannot^
induced to abandon our pure extrart of Kra^wnioa
is a natui-al leaven, for a counterfeitt*rti??
chexuicml ooxnioimd, both of whioh are to be svoiaea
if yood health is % tot oouAiderfttlon wiin u? oa*"
tomer. .
MT "None irennine without our signature*.
S ANTHONY DENEKAS, Agent
| dec6-tr Depot?llliP ltUh
^JOHK DOWN TO FOtrB CENTS,
FORTY BUSHELS DELIVERED FOR #*10.
GASLIGHT OFFICE.
i octl-tr 411 and 413 tOth fret**
AUCTI01T SALES.
TJIIH A VTWMitdOW.
T iOWNMAN it OREF.N. TW! E*tat- Brokers an
J ' Auctioneers, 412 7th etreet ncrthwBat
TRUSTEES' SAI.E OF VERY VALUABLE REA
EfclATE SITUATE ON THK SOUTH HID
OF MASSACHUSETTS AVKNCK. BETWEE:
THIRTEENTH akd FOURTEENTH STREET
| WEST, IMPBOV Kv HV A VERY HANDHOAI
UKIClt RESIDENCE
By virtue of the provisions of a deed of ?._-i
trust executed to us, claitJ December 12th,
A D 1874, and duly rccordM ly Liber No. yC-iJI
} 763. folio 431, one of th* !*uid records for the Distrfc
! of Coiiunbis, and at the request ia writing of th
, party secured thereby, we shall offer for ki'p ?
[ pnbfic anctioii. in front of the premises. or TITR!
DAY, January 2lst, IH~9, at 4 o'clock r in th
! fohowinirdewr !?tvl real estate, situate in the city o
i Washington. D. C., to wit: -All that cnrtvn pie?
i or parcel of laud known and described as lot wim
bcred fiffv-eigbt (M) in .T. H. Thompson^ ?u "iiv?
sion of Jot#. H and I' and a part of G,* and a par
of four (4), in Evans* subdivision of original lo
twelve (12) m square two hundred aud fortv-sevei
(247), recorded in the laud reconis of the District o
Columbia, Slay Gth, A.D. 1*74. aud Iwnaded ka fol
tows: Commencing u? thenortheast corner of or
pinal lot twelve (12), running thence went alonir th
line of Massachusetts avenue thirty (30) feet thene;
sooth one hundred aud five feUMd nine inches
thence east thirty (80) foot. theuce north one lu^
dred and five feet and uine inches to the place or Ik'
punuiK," with the imi rovermut* therjom oonrirt
sa^UjfRjsr BrA 1Ic"i Je"~'No 1824 ?2
i JflT1"3 t?l I?1"' M iwescnbed by the deed o
I five hundred dollars ma?
I )v>n<5i^f J?f Jii .i? U P{ tht" batumer; but by th<
Pa:rties interested, the terms ui*y b<
' ^ 5l , ,M to require one-third of the purcnas,
. njoney to be paid 111 cafih, and the balance upou ite
ferred payments, for which the notes of the pur
cna?er must be frivea, bearing seven per cent, pel
I annua interest, and to be secured on (he premise*
j S0i?. All convey*anciny must be at the purchaser'*
j cost. If the terms are not complied with in sevet
u8ys, the Im-'eos reserve the ri?-ht to resell th*
property at the risk ami cost of the dcl'sqUlntr par
clia?er, after rive ftays* advertisement in the LveiiDK
Star.
j lrol-flMl blCK.l Trustees
TO-MORROW.
j XpOLEY, Anctkmoor
T will sell npon die prem ses, No 427 7th
street northwest, between D aud E stre"t-i ?ff|
commencing J.vm'art 17th, a^ 10 o'cioek f KJ
ami continue fivm day to day. until disposed
"f, the foliowmir described floods :
BANKRUPT STOCK.
KMK'O I'AIRS OF BOOTS. SHOES and RUBBERS
To l>e sold without rese, ve
A!! (he ul>ove are of lirst-d.'tss stock.
D? alert and Imiieh invited, as the troods wTi 1m
t soid in lot.-, io snit.
ja'i'io .tt FOLEY, Auctionesr.
rpiIOMAS DOV. LINO, Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE HALE OK BOOKS FROM TTT1
private i.ilrary or a scholar, con
T AIM Mi REPRESENT ATI YE WORK . I>
VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS OF LITKRA
T 1 RE, INs LUDINt; SO.tlE YERYCHnICF
1.COKS ON ANCIENT \Ni> MODERN I.AN
< PAGES. FINE ARTS, RICHLY ILLl'S
1 RATED BOOKS, RARE EDITIONS IN FLUE
__ LINlJlNO, ., Kc.
To W t-old at my auction rootus on WED- rfiSft.
NLSDaY, January U2rt, aud followuiK days./riW/
bf miti.iKfs at 7 o clock each evening.
Janl4-dt23d THOMAS BOWLING. Anct.
ALTER B. WILLIAMS & co., Auctioneers.
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED
PROPERTY, FRONTING ON SECOND
STREET WEST BETWEEN I) STREET ANE
\ 1RGINIA AVENUE SOUTH; ALSO. ON U
STREET SOUTH, BETWEEN HEOON'D ANE
THIRD STREETS WEST, AT AUCTION.
By virtue of a deed of trnrt. recorded i7? Li jr&L
ber No. st.o. Folio lSj, of the land rcc'-r'ts of
the District of Columbia, we wi 1 sell, at pub- -yitw.
lie auction, in front of thn i remises, on TUESDAY
the i!8th rtay of Janmiry, 1879. ?t 4 o'clock p m , tht
following real estate in the citv of Washington. 1)
viz.: The north half of Lot 9. in Square 5H2,
fronting 25 feet on 2d street west, bv 15s ln
depth. Also the rorth h.Vf of sah tiviK-.on Lot H, in
H'luare f>hl, fronting It; feet on 2d street west, by
l.W feet ill depth; and subdivision Lot K. in said
Square 681, together with the improvements there
Terms: Ore third cas-h, aid tho balance at ?i*
and twelvemonths, for which the notes of the pur
rimer, bearing interest from the day of sale and
, se< tired oil tne property sold, will taker. A depob't
of .*2.? wil' be required of tho piir<'b.-.?ar at
time of sale. Alltaxeri and as^essnifeuts to December
1, 1>iH, to l>e paid out of thf* purchase money.
IOHN C. M. KELDEN. < .
WIU I AM B. McKELbEN.t Tius-O??8.
WALTER B WILLIAMS & CO., Ancts. -jal6-dl(M
J JOWNMAN & GUEEN, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESI ATE OS C S'XRKE r SOTTif, BE
1\ST^ iIKST A;,D Si-<;GND Si'HEETa
Bj" virtue of a d ed of tru-j* to me, b^arinif i-JL
dat?> on the '.'th October, 1H75, an I recor-.ie t IvI^w
io Liber No. M,*0, foiio ISO.of ttielaud records ^ '?L
U>T tiie District of Columbia, and at the r/quest of
the part> seturtd thereby. I will sell at public awe
ti( ji, in Jront of the premises, on THURSDAY, Uip
at th day of January. A D. 1H..J, at 4o'clock r m , ail
tl at pi'ce or jarcei of trround, situate in the city ot
Washii.kfton, >jt the liir-trict ot Columbia, known as
Lot numbered sixteen. (10.) in Oh?.ric-a Ju-t's re< <
rded subdivision of I?ts numbered three four
j 14,) five (!"?,) six (?j.) seven (/,) thirty seven thir
ty-eiKht and thirty-nine 3D.) iu square numbered
seven hundred aud thirty-two (.732.> With tht:
nuprovements, consistin>r of a thrc-story Brick
Lvt-liir tr House with all modern improvemenLj.
Terms of sale, as prescribed by deed of trust: One
liail ca-h; ba'ance in fix and twelve mouths, with
nine per cent, interest from day of sale, secured by
<!cd i T trust on the property. A deposit ot $100 re
quired at time of sale. Conveyancing at cost of
purchaser. If terms are not complied with in tive
days Irom day of sale, ihe Trustee reserves the riyrlit
to resell at cost and risk ol defatiitiiiK purchasei
after live days'advertisement.
anlTJJt WILLIAM A GORDON. Tn-te
fpHOMAS DOWLISG, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES' SALE OF THREE OF TH08E IIANI)
SOME FOT'R STORY DWELLIN'13 ON COR
( ( RAN STREET. NOS. 1313,1321, AND 1323
LETWEELN O AND R STREETS.
By virtue of tliree seve'al deeds of trust, v.j
each date<l the 21st April, 1S74, and recorded fff?
in Lil?er No. 7otl, at 1'Ofres 172.177. and 17t).
rcsj e< ti veiy, of the land records of tho District ol
Columbia, the subscriliers will sell to the highest
bidder on the premises, at 4 o'clock p.m., on MON
DAY, the 3d day of February, A. D. 1870, the follow
iiiK proiierty, situated in Square N >. 240, in the city
oMVashinK.'OH, District of Columbia, sccordimr to
Chipnian, Exiey & Richards' subdivision, to wit:
Lots No. Twerfy-one, Twenty-two and Twenty-six
each beimj SOx'JO feet, and each containing a 4-story
brick dwe'lii,^ house, with modem conveniences.
Terms of saie One-fourth or more of tne purchase
money inoaeh (or ail cash at the option of t&epurcnaserj
and tiie residue in one, two and three years, on
notes of eqcal snmx.bearinif interest at H per i~ent. per
aunnm. payable semi-annunHy from the day ot sale,
to be secured on the property soid, by deed of trust,
to the satisfaction of the Trustees, including insurance.
A dej>osit of ?100 on each house will be required
at the time of the sale. The honses will Ik
sold separately,?and all conveyancing will be at th*'
piircna^ r's cost. A HYDE, ( n,??d ?
janlO-dts C. N. THOM, ) trustees.
"^'OUNG & MIDDI>ETON, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE H VNDSOME
(DOUBLE) BRICK DWELLING, No. 1015
CONNECTICUT AVENUE.
By virtue of a deed of trust to me, dated l J
Ajwrunt 1875, and recorded in Liber No
<97 folio 253, of the land rec<?rd? of (he D? )'-M,
met of Columbia, and by tt.e written direction of
tiie holder of some of the notes secured there.hv, I
wulisell at imbdcauction, in tror.t of the nr- tni'-i^
on r.DNESDAY th-i 23th day of January, IS79,
at 4oclock p. ULjlot No. 4.of Shepherd's subdi
vision of souare No. lr.j, jn the city of Washington
luiprnvi 1 by a handsome Oonble two-storv and
basement, with mansard roof. Brick Dwelling
Terms of ea.Ia pnvacribeu oj the deed of trust
I He amount of indeotodnoss secured by the deed ol
; trust unpaid, with the expense of sale, in cash; auo
1 L mtv.clve, twenty-four and thirty-sii
mor.ths, for wh'ch the notes oi the purchaser
^t-a81 f.lGU; '!!e of sale, aud secured
t'> deed of trust ou tee property sol i, shall t>c
taken. A deposit of $200 wilj be rwiuired of ti>e
1 ?r^ r i ! T "f tije sa!e?aad all convey
: o j, , , ^ at the purchaser's expense. It the
| ,l5 Kr>- not complied with in seven days
1 rr-ferves the rijrht to refill at tho rak
) "? fot-s of tee iefaultinir purchaser
Jam. dt ;h? ANDREW C. BRADLEY. Trustee.
??
FAMILY SUPPLIES.
: I i s good REESE 5
v n v. but \i WHEAT, i^r lb J
j?ice IdiKiHl SVKUP. i>er nation? '>'
Pine Old WHISKY 7fi
{.k;?: -'-c-st KWF-ET CIDER 2t
f {"-l. N SHOULDER B/*CON, per lb 4
liONh I.KHH JJAM8, niirar cttr^ci )?er lb *
lst'j-t spt 1ar c?;REI? shouliiers, per 10 f
^ pounds bfst ht'OAR CORN' -'f
; < i; on NEW OULEAK8 MOLASSES, faucy .Hi
I LICE FLOUR.
HECKER'S FARIN A,
PRESSED HOPS
C. S. O'TT ARE ? SON,
11413 tteoenth Ht n-ir.,
janlfi tr B'-'tween M and N.
'["t PALACE MARKETT
Comer 14th tt, ?ik?I tftvt York ore.
FRANK J. T1BBETS, Proprietor.
The anea: Norfolk OYSTERS, freshly ehoc*e<S
All km,is of FRESH FISH, QUAIL. ^
' CAM AB BACK DUCKS. PHEAS ^MS.
; ANTS, WILD TURKEYS, Philadelphi* ^Vl|
POULTRY, Tenderloins of BE
Southdown MUTTON, Stall fed Beef,*ac?'"""
and all kinds of Meats, Fruits, Fiau. Game and Yet!
etabiee.
Order* for Dinner Parties filled at short no
tioe. ___ uov2Q-tr
^wemtieth stkkjst market.
720 TWENTIETH 8TREET.
TUKKEY8, CHICKENS, DUCKHjUl kind FRESI
FISH, OY8TER8. GAME, BEEF TEN- ^ UERLOINS,
SWEET BREADS. TERRAYEAll
BK^F' LAMi}* BUTTON andJBA
All kind vegetables, at market prices.
decft-Sm WM. LINKINS fc BOH.
| JOB* B. KItLl*| |MMU||
Stalls 628, 629 and 630 Center Market,
Btb-street win*, and 306 and 308 Northern ?HP
Liberty Market; or address Sox 71. OltySQk
Poet Othoe.
delivered free of charge fco Ml puts <
the city. sep 16
W* ANTED?Yon to know that a first-class SE(
\i OND-HAND SUIT is better and cheaper tha
a READY-MADE NEW ONE. Try at JU8TR
Old Stand, No. 019 D street, between 6th and 71
streets northwest, or Branch Store, No. 40> 9t
street northwest. N. B.?Yerjr Rood prices n.aid fi
hrst-class Second band Olothimr. No test by mt
r^mptly attended to. jail If
^ lanrmt?a?b?wgmaa?
AUCTION BALES
0HABU8 W RAKfct, flumnfw
A } tkustfe'fi sale of a^saluable troi
*i v an uate on i stbeIt. kktwei v
and 2uth streets northwest '
it I .By virtue of s fice<i ?>* trust, l.eariu?f date t
E I be 20th iiay of D=>. en>I,er. a D 1?7B, *,-<j 0
2 ! recorded in Liber So. 845. folio r<$, of theJE
s f land records of the District of Coltrmbia. and
K uirsctioa of the j>sr!>* secured thereby. we
offer for m p. ?t puM*e suction. in front of
. premises, on MONDAY, >he 20th day of Janui
187S*. fit 4 o'clock p. m . lot numbered ?ev?nteentr
in the subdivision of part of cTmrp numbered
hundred and eighteen (lljtt v? recorded in th - <f!
0 of the Surveyor of said D'str ?t in liber R. I. Ho
t pa^t-s 351 ana 352, October 27.1876 This lot b
> 1 rout I street north of 18 feet, by a depth of a'
J 83. ,V feet.and is improved by a handsome throe-s<
Brick Dwelling.
e Terms of Knit*' One-fourth cash, balance In
' (^1. twelve (12). .mi eighteen (IS) month*, the ;
; eheser t? ?rive his notes for the deferrei payoue
bearing interest at tue rate of seven (7 > t>er c<
't per annum until paid, and secured bv a deed
J Irtisi upon the property sold. a deposit of 4
? will be required at the time of sale,
h MAHLON ASH FORD,' tv,,^
i- JnnlO-d&iU EUGENK CARUSL ? 1Tusle<
e ?.
s I .'"THE 4BOVF. SALE IS POSTPONED u
; SATURDAY, January 2Tith, 187!), at muie houri
i- place. By oruvr of Trustees.
jar21-dAds charles w handy. Anc
Trustees' sale of valuable improv
re al estate at public auction,
f By virtue of a deed of trust, recorded in jm
t Liber No 847, folio 484. of the land records
1 of the District of Columbia, the umlersiimed*i?
Trustees will offer for sale, at public auction,
? front of the premises, on TUESDAY, the 21st dsi
January. 18.!*, at 4 v. o'clock p m . the south twer
five (25) leet front by one hundred (1<>0) feet it
of lot numls-red two (2). in square numbered fi
hundred and nineteen (41;)), iu the c!ty of Washi
'on, d. c., with the improvements, consisting c
i l>ri?'k store ami dwelling- This val;iablo basin
proj'erty is situated at the northeast corner of
aud r streets northwest.
Term* of s;de. One-fourth evib. bt'mre la
(fi), twelve (12) andeighteen (1st in mllis, the p
chaser to gi ve his notes for the deferred paym !
bearing interest at the r ite of?' per cent. j<era:mi
and secured l>y a deed of trust upon tho propel
l 8100 down at tune of sale
e. carus1. >
JNO. l>. O'NEIL.t 1 ,wu
CHAS. W. HANDY Auct'r. dec-l)-2iw.lw<Mii
??"ihe above sale i? postponed u
MONDa v, the 27ih day of January. 187'j. at -a
? hour aun place. b> order >>)' trustees
ia>- jl jiiwx.ls <'l!al;u',h w handy. AmH
WARNER. Real Estate Auctioneer
TRU8TKFP' SALE Ol A TWO STORY A
BASEMENT tfRlCK HOUSE OS NOIt
son t>l T sTRKEr. BETWEEN I M
> 'i el nth and fi FTKKNTci stp-ek
NOli 1 ibm sr. a*. i' two smali bui
houses on alley in re ar of Ali >
am- the lot un which th
Alih. 151 11,1.
.. b>,.yirtu*' of,a of trust bearing date *_
tii< i t;h aay of March. 1877, and recorded n t7
- li!>*r no bfio, folio 40, one .if the ianc: reI
cords of the District of Columbia, the uudorsxi
; 1 ru-uet, wili sell at public auction, in front ot
p.-> nuw p. on TUJ-S.vAi , t i?2mu. oav-if .lanna
- j 18.9, ?- 4 <j o ciot'k p ill ?11 that part of Lot t\.ur
; i ?'r wpiart tw<. Iiuuared ar.d live (3u5>, in the cit>
> i Gstitt k. in ?ai i District. l><*iriiiuinar for
j s me on t street 34 f. et east from the southeist c
r dt-r ol wd lot. at d riiunintr thence east 17 i
nonh ^|.o feet 3 in.-htf. w.-^t 17 feet, and thei
south 2ci) feet 3 inches to the plate .>f bev-inni
with the improvement*.
ierms of ^ale One third cash, residue in t
eqnal puj meiits at on*^ hii'l two yeirs, forwhich p
chaser i? to urive his notes, bearing intere-Mt at 8 j
, cent., and secured ou the property sold. or ail ca
i at option ot purchaser. If temnof sale are uol c.
i piled with with .ii seven days, the Trustees n?se
i the rum to resell, at risk aud eostof d-sfaultin r ti
, c haser, after u-'viua- such c"tiVe as they may thi
pre fer. $1C.*0 deposit when bid accept** L
w. e. ed.Ml ?ns ton. Trustee,
... ... olli.e 420 5tli st. n.v
!ttn21d&ds fred. xuonss. Trustee.
; ^'iios. e. anaqoaman. Real Estate Auctiiinc
TliUSTEl- 's sale ok property on (i st re i
j1 ilh an" sixth 8trkk
h;liheast. improved hy a sma
i h( ?use.
Umhrsnd by virtus of a de3d of trust, dat^d
oct.-'ler 21st, 1874, ald recorded in Liber No.
.(j.. folio 134, et seu., one of tho lain! records - j
of the District of Columbia, and at the re.iuesi
the party secure. 1 thereby, i will, on SATUtiDJ
Ibe it-t day ct February, 187!?, at i o'clock p i
offer f.?r sale, in front of the premises, ail that p
o. Lot numliered 3, in Square nuinliered in
city of w esliiiitfton. District of 'olntnlua. bavin
iron: of feet next adj-!iuimr the east 2'2 fe?-l
p;tme lot i and running back with that widtn <
depth of the same.
Tern sol t-a!es Ose-third cash : balance hi fix a
twelve months, wifu interest at 7 pei cent., se ;ui
liya dtedft trust on the pro|t>rty sold, or all c>
al pl't'<;n of the purchaser. a deposit of j
wib bo required w hen tiid is accepted. If the t?r
are l.ot c. mi iied with In 'evendajs the Tru^t-*e
i bcrves th( ri?ht to resell the property, at tiie ri^k ;i
cost nl the d(l'au'.tiCK piirchnttcr
Jan21.-..jt,l.^ TIloS. e. WAWiAMAN. Trustei
D h. warner, :'lt< f street n.w.,
1 Real Estate auctioneer
lliUSTEES' sale ol unimproved p1k
ekty on the m.hjitieasi oorn'el:
fourteenth and c HTlitE ts nort
ueki . and a valuable four sto
BtiICK building on new york a1
nue. between hk ^ente^.nth a
eighteenth streets north west.
By \ irtiic <>t a deed of trust, dat.- l July j_,
i lwli. a d 1877. duly r? orded isi Liber No. ^
' i k-'j. t.il o 307. on> >.f the Laud Records lor
! th. Lustru ot Columbia, and at the re.inest of
party secured thereby. w>* uil! ,-e11 a' public au.-t
i in i rout of the prenus-s, on MONDAY, Febru|
i <sd, a.d. 187i'. at j o'clock p.m., the foilowii?<
' scribed pieces or parcels of trrottud Hintr autl lie
situate in the Cit\ of wiit-h.mrtoa, District of (
( ' umbia, and known as and l^imc Lot numlsTed i
i 'oi. in fe.iuareuunibered two hundred aud lifty n
i2ot't, frontimr >>ue hundred and tweat\ t'.ei aud
j inches (120 ft. 10 in.1 on north o street and a fr
i of one hundred feet on 14th street we^t. l>eini
im roie.l. Also, an undivided odt-ha't'interest
all those eettuin pieces or parcels of irrouud t;uo
i abaudu intr lots i?tt?*red "b" aud -cv in Willi
. i AVhetcrafi's subdivision of orbrina' lot two
: f.piare num'iered one hundred and seventy (u
. ! tin came havinK a front of forty-one feet ant miaud
two-third inches on New a*>ik avenue, aud
j proved >y a four stor> Brick BaildinK
leims: One-third i'.,) catdi; balance in sis
twelve (12), eurhteer il8) and twenty-four <
months Lorn day of sale, for which notes of the ji
chaser will he tiken, with interest at six per a
per annum, secured by a deed of trust ou tne pr
erty sold, or a'l caBh, at the option of the purcha
A depcRit of fiuCO on each piece of property sold
he required at timeof sale, and a!l recnrdin<a
conveyancing at cost of purchaser. Tito Trusl
rrserx e the riKh* to resell the property unless tei
are complied with in seven days from day of sa'e
j risk and cost of defaultiuK purchaser or purchas
I | after live da' s'advertisement
: J. \V. THOMPSON, - - , .
| ian21 eo^ds geo. H B. WIIITK. ' Trustet
j TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROV
I PROPERTY. SITUATE No. lout. TWEN'
SIX1H STREET. BETWEEN K AND
. 1 ST RE El 8 NORTH WEST.
i * Under ami by virtue of a deed of trust, a,
t dated the 20th day of May, a.d. 1874, and re-fls
; corded in Liber No. 752. folio 23s, one of
j the land records for the County of Washington. ]
trirt of Columbia, and at the request ol ths pa
secured thereby. i will sell at public auction,
front of the promises, nn tuesday, the 4th dai
February, at 4 :<o o'clock p izi.. the followmx'
j scribed Real Estate, situate In the Cit\ of Washi
ton, d. , to wit All those pieces'or parcel*
Kround sdiiate. iyin^r and b. intf m the* 'ity ot" w:i
iusttoii. District of Columbia, known and descril
: as. ix>ta "d" and "k."' in s;ttuuel c and Evei
; AYroe's subdivision of Square numbared four
i tojrcthc-i with the improvements, consisting o:
three (h) story Brick Dv. ellin^, having all mod
improve meuts.
Terms of sate One fourth cash; balance iu one i
, two \.-ars. with in.er. -t at 8 per centum per t?un
' ; iron dale of sale. *e< uredon the property, orall c
; at the oj.tiou of purchaser. A deposit of ?2o0 wd
i ri quired ut time ot sale. If the above terms are
complied with in seven days, the Trustee re?er
\ th< riu:ht to resell the property at the risk and (
: of defaulting purchaser. AU conveyancing a-, .
. ' of purchaser.
i J. TARBELL DYER. Surviving Truste
WALTER 15. WILLIAMS ,v Cu.. Aiuts jail
rj'HOMAS DOWI.1NG, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEE8' SAJ.E OF IMPROVE!! PROPER
; PEI NO A TWO STOKY FRAME HOUSE, :
J515 ! STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue ol a deed of trust,dated July 17th, as>
' a 1? 1875, and duly recorded iu E'.lier So ijtj
7.>3 1'oho 1<>2. one of tho laud records for the-*-*
l?:- trict of Col'imb a, an i by direction of the ; i
secured therel y. we will sell, at tuimic aucti.ju,
i front of the premises, on SATURltAY. the 1st .
i , < f February, is7tf, at 4'-o'elcvk p m. the follow:
i described real estate, situate in the District of
i : lnmbia. to wh: The cast seventeen feet front by
j ' depth of hot numlioied four (4), in Square nil
l . tiered sixteen (1u>, toother with tua im)>roveme:
r i thereon.
| t< nus of s,\! > One-ha'f of the purchase money
, be p?idin cash, and the balance in sis and twe
j n i.ths, will' interest from day of s ils and
t paid, at r per ceia. per annum, secured up.m
prci erty sold, or al! cash, at the purchaser's opti
A deposit of ."b'.'o wi!l t>e required at the time
-ale. and al! conveyunciuif and rewdinsf at the c
of the purchaser. it the terms of s-.lo are in it cf
plied with within > even d yn from day of sa'e.
Trustees reserve tlje iiirbt to restl! the projH-rtj
the risk ald coet of the defaulting purchaser.
The above described proi>eity will ik; sold subj
to such t'txes, kt-neral and soeeiai.lis may be airai
the tame. joseph c fearson,
CHAS. e. FRASER. t lnls'"
THOMAS DOWl.fNG Auctioneer.
. j janl8.21.23,25.28.30&ds
rpiOS. e. w ago am an, Real Estate Auction
\ 1 TRUSTEES'SALE OFTALHABLE RESIDEX
' | PROl'ERTY, ON E STREET NORTH, I
f ! TP.KEN Sr.COND AND THIRD SI'REE
I AYEt>T. h: ING PREMISES No. 210.
i- iiv virttie ol two aer?sot trust to the under- i.
sivued, elited November 27th, A. D- 1872,and
" I Novembei 2i;th, 1873, and recorded, resjie.u-.?A^:
i1 e y, in Liber 704, folio 205, et seq, aud Liba?
folio 42il et sen.. of the land records of tha 1
trict of C'clumbia. and by request in w ritinir of
I party secured thereby, we will sell at publio a
tion. in fi-ont of the premises, on TUESDAY, Ja
ary 28th, A. D. 1879. at 3 o'clock p. in., the east
. part of lot numbered six (6). in Margaret O. Di/i
I suodivismn of part of square 57u, with tho nnprt
ni n'? thereon; said part of said lot haviuv a fr
of 20 feet !)' . inches on the se.utu sid? of nort
strett. and a depth, according to the pUt, of 112 i
to an al:ey.
Terms of sale One fourth cash; balance ia
t? elve and eighteen months from .lay of hale, i
f .resented by notes of the purchaser, with inte
from day ol s^le, secured uv deed ot trust o \
premises. A dtp.?sit Of $z00will lie require'
g tHue of sale, and if terms are not complied witl
live cuys, troni the day of sale th? property wil
V retold, after live days' public ninice, at ?he risk
C'.dftof ihe dcfanltinc purchaser. Conveyancln
7 pr r. hasei V ecst.
> , kdavin harris. > ... ,
r. ' siaulon a-5heord t 1 r' * ?
'8 ' thos. e waggam an. a net jaul" (
Lh th
$li) . Toupes, S"., From P,c?^,
M j ?' zeues, Braids, Curi*. Asc. H* .r Cuttin*,':
Ul at the 1 reneh E:-t-.bi.ahmeu?, CIO '.'ch st. ooi?o^u
j S l'ateur. " jaul"
" --fir''
= | THE EVENING STAR.
>r,n Tl'KMPAV Jawnarf 91, LS79.
;?nr ?
Ctmrtunion of TrMrriiav't Frot+*<Hnos.
JL *KN ATE. - After our report dosed-^
bv ; 1 oe patent bill having been considered in
wii i committee of the whole was reported to the
being on ooncurrli^
, ',J amendments made in committee Vr win
.?4 ?T Uj0vfd t0 lfty Uu' bin WmSimmy^i'dealoa
ai' S ! tRh??uJ? Uie.I?aval appropriation bill.
x,e* ' vi Vrim!i,nlifUS:<.i0o ihe ^i^'.onn^tlon o(
iiA ft * *Ul 2;o0, w*nt into ex^nit 1 v*?
?out i w^^fon, and tbf doors wer^ n*opoac<t &t 2-51* n
wry I m. ?aft me Senate adjourned l
B'x j 1J1V,I:SK-?After our report closed i2r
! Bills were Introduced aa follows
Q^? ? ,... ? Mr. Money, to pay certain mall contra**Mnr
n!!nr^ Klt sou^^ro states for c;;rrvtui/ malis
liDO i P?^10,ih?,^ M.r- Hammings desired u ^
: {',17 J? ike committee on c:alm-?. but- tho
i House, bj a vote of yeas 10s navs it"' n>rncl> i
*- I.? 5^. !l thal rrterrnt'e, and "(t was ."mt ti tb?
eomimttee on post roads. By Mr"Whltthorne
nt j i amending the rules of t he ItouJe ^ that ev"r\:
nr'^'Y at,a11 **'*?' al'art t ho consideration
of business on tlie public calendar By Mr
-- hJ Tu- l)ro,1iblt.lng the sale of lntoxloatinED
or maJ' liquors on the Sabbath dav; aHo to sun"!
press the sale of Intoxicatingor milt lhiuors m
tvr Vnrrn1 or nti ^ grounds adjacent thereto
Mr Turner presented a bill prohibiting shvpin'ear
companies rrom charging more than one
,of ??"ar their cars by one pc?m
sty- J"r ent>-four hours, under heavy penalty \
oep large number of bills on tinanciai subjects wore
:v,r int ml eed. M r. Ni art in Int rt?iuced bills to pay
a-'- toeiti/ensof Washington and Frederick c >un
'L? ' H'v Md- u,t' following sums for lands occupied
rtS Pr?lt'rtv Liken by mited States troops
during the late war. viz:?To Isaac Renn of
. ledeiick county, $3,495; Jacob l?. Kavey $w-ur.
lac b (.inn, $T.xi>?; Wm. w. Warner.' $i2';v.v
it- Viehael Baitlvolow. Charles W liorr"
he man, executor oi William C. HolTiuan, $6 > !
rt>' TnK CTPHKK INVESTIGATION.
Mr. Potter asked Mr. Blackburn, chairman of
??. the committee, on the District of Columbia t<?
i? yield to iiim. so that lie might offer a resolution
connected with the investigation of electoral
ritil frauds
ti>" Mr. B'.nckbtirn asked whether the resolution
. would :ead to disciission.
1_ Mr. Bolter replied that his purptse was to
move to suspend the rule-v
Mr. Blackburn said that with that undersUimlVD
ing he wettld yield the floor.
TH Mr. Thompson \l'a.; called for tl>e reading <?*
j;. the resolution.
The resolution was read. It recites thai cerv;
tj'in al'eged telegrams in cypiic had been pubiy
llshed. Indicating that attemptswere made aftei
the presidential election of ;s;?; to influence b\
money or other fraudulent methods tlievoieof
M electors or the action oi canvassing oth er-- in
fJJj the states of Florida, south t'arolin.i and oren?.
gon. It therefore directs the committee on the
ry, investigation of election frauds to inquire in
it*, ttie same, and into any other matter connected
' of \\ ith such election which, in its judgment, may
the be proper, with power to send for persons and
w raicrs, and to rei>ort at any time. Alv? appro,!?p
prlating for the purpose of defraying exuk'.
peases.
The matter then went over, with the underva
standing that the resolution was to be rep tru d
,;r to-day.
,>?r ( I.A I MS AtiAIXST THK niSTinCT.
Tiie House then, at 2:">u. went into committee
rvt. of the whole on the biil to provld* iortheseStleur
merit of all ontstanding claims again>1 tin' l)isnk
1 rlci of ( oiumbia and conferring jurisdiction oil
the court of claims.
Mr. Eden onjtosed the bill as conferring unlimited
jurisdiction and openmg the doors to
? .?11 sorts or claims tor damages in connection
or with clian^--. ot grade. .<:c. He otTerei an
.tinendmenl limiting t lie pirbdiction to ? a?c->
ts contract arising since lsii.
LL The amendment, with some slight modification.
was agreed to.
a The committee ihen rose and the bill was
Hp reported to the House and parsed.
<?n motion of Mr. Blackburn, Thursday, Jan}
uary 30, was set aside for tiie consideration of
lu ' | bills reported rrom the District, committee.
lift I "EOl Al. AND )L"ST RRl'KKSKNTATION."
the Mr. Springer int reduced a bill to secure to the
c u people ot evcry state equal and just representa
oi (ion. . 11 provide^ i hat after t he next census the
tno iesjislaturesof each state shall apportion the
iid -'a-e under the census or isso, so as to provide
rtd j iiat when more than two members are elected
-ih. ;ti a Mate the stale shall be divided intodistricts
B">'? of three members each, as far as possible, and
iiih when there are two odd representatives <th it Ls
re- over three, or six or nine, Ac.,) there shall be
lU'1 one district consisting ot Ave members, in
? districts consisting of three members every
? elector shall vote for only two members of congress,
and in districts entitled to five members
every elector si.ail vote for I im'e members j He
3,,. presented, in connection with this bill, a siai<*OF
ment showing that under it there would have
'U iH'en elected ai ihe la.-,t November election from
HV tiie .'outhern states thirty-four republicans instead
oi six (or a republican gain of twentyN11
eight.) while tiie democrats would have realized
a like train in the North; that the general result
w <vouUl iiave been th^* sjune. but that the repubJL
iicati inluoritl*'-at the South and i he democratic
iht- miiiot ii iesat the North would liavebeen equally
'<>u represent"d in Congress, and that the4.mMi.iHH)
'i c< Ion d population could control the election
in - ?r ' weil,.v-1 vvo members in t lie following states.t,i.
vlabama :i, Arkansas 1. Georgia 3. Louisianai,
i V! Mli-slsrMippi North Carolina ?, south Carolina
int 'i'entie-vsce Texas t. and Virginia i.
ten The House, at 5 o'clock, adjourned.
"u:
Ull
; iu statu Biohts t.v \ ik?ivi\The Virginia
wii enate committee on rederal relations hassubaiii
iiltted a lengthy report, with resolutions, in re.
J" ,'ard to the alleged usurpation or state rights
[>n federal Judge Hives, or the western district
i,a. f Mrginla. The tesolutlons declare that the
constitution of the United states is in as full
(?). force and vigor as when tirst ratitied: that virn
-cinia. in re-entering the union after the civil
?ur- svar, resumed ail her relations to the governon
ment on PCftect equality with every other state:
se'r that the I nited States can onlv exercise the
wili powers delegated to them in the constitution;
nd that the United states have only the right to
prevent, ihe exercise by the states of powers
-ma prohibited to them by the constitution, by pro" at
nouncing such forbidden action void through
i lie judicial power, but in no case can the United
states undertake to perform any duty which it
'* is incumbent upon the state to perform: that
?- therefore all acts of congress, and particularly
ED those known as the civil rights bill and the eri1
y foreement act, which attempt or profess to attempt
to provide for the performance by the
. . United States or duties and obligations beiongA
j ing to the states are unconstitutional and void,
m and that the action or Jttdge Rives iu assuming
t)i- jurisdiction of the case of the colored men.
rU' Lee and Burwell Reynolds, charged with crime
, against the laws of the state, is unwarranted.
and is destructive of the rights of each state to
au- project life, liberty and propert}* in its own
i wa>, by its own courts, and ought at once to
be remedied b; proper judicial action, and any
t>?(i reoccurrence of t he same be prevented by ap"?tt
propriate legislation.
1 r1 (u.ive. the Xkijka^ka Mi nnERER, who took a
leading part Ih burning two citizens to death, is
md perhaps the wealthiest man ever arrested in the
uin United States for deliberate homicide. The
a-ii Olives own over To.oot) head, of cattie and vast
"? i: acts of land, olive appears to have considered
,|,,t himself above the law, and tortured his victims
,VS to deal h with as much recklessness as lie might
. ! have shown in destroying a wildcat, lie is
! spending money unsitntf?dly with a view of
e. ! evading uistiee, and tlie sherirt of Kearney
ul county, where the crime was commit ted. is said
! to be entirely subservient to the murderer. The
! origin of the ttouble was a quarrel between tiie
py i oo-upaiius of neighboring ranches. A fight entD;
-ued. in which Mitchell and Ketchum killed
Olive. A sheriff arrested the t wo homicides in
4;iii adjoining county, but their conviction oranv
crime was improbable, as tlie.v had acted in
r self-defei t e. Olive's brother offered $1,0011 rein
j ward roi the return ( f the orison rstothecounlu>
| I.v In which they lived, and the sherifT accepted
in-r ; ti-e offer. Oliv e's object was to get them hi his
Co- ; power. He aiid the sheriff, with the vie tuns
i -eeurelv bour d. started osteno'.'oiy for a place
g- ; called Plum 1 reek. A can of coal oil was taken
along, on the following day the charred bodies
t0 of Mitchell and Ketchum were fuund where
live j they 4iad l.-een tied to stakes and tortured. The
it ) | oil l,ad been smeared over them and then
he igr.ited.
m. j
of . a H vfKiEu Hor.sK?corn-spondence of th?
?nl ; v exutidria dnz'ttt from Richmond. Jan. 17.
the I " -x s: A strange story is told hereto the effect
, at liiat the parsonage occupied by the Rev. Moses
; D. Hogr. of the Fresbytgrian t hureh, and sit1
oct j siated on tiie corner on Main and >th stress, is
ut<t j haunted. Dr. lloge it Is stated lias the utmost
?. ! diilicuity in keeping servants. They come and
stay oiie month and see the mysterious apparition
and hear the human sigh, and then thev
? leav e, nor do they wait long for wages. The
wr ' i'onse h.i.s built, and occupied for years by Major
i cibbon. a distinguisaed officer In the colonial
| army. After the revolutionary war lie
ts hved there in handsome style. About
| t lie hour of midnight a figun? robed in
A ! white walks with soiemn step through
? 1 the hail and vanishes noiselessly. It ts said by
* those who claim to hav* seen it to be the figure
^?- of a lady. Ani that as the figure sweeps by a
tff? deep drawn sigh is heard, which proceeds from
i(j" the back parlor in the house. Such is the
au. strange tale which tAe affrighted servants tell,
trn it is sti-anga that senants come there from a
roV dlsi ance -who haw never heard of the traditions
>ve- of the house, and upon the first night see the
P'U same U*?ure. They all tell the same story. The
feet tiguro can not be traced to any authentic source
but many have heard the deep drawn sigh
eis, wl.tch proceeds from the back parlor. Upon
roe- going into the parlor nothing is seen or heard,
^ Vut immediately upon going out In the passage
,llJ? ihe sigh ls heard agahi. It ls only heard about
,. ' the hour of twelve o'clock at night. It is atj
t, tributed to some strange accoustic property of
?vl the room.
T ? ' ..? -1 . 11 1 - ? ?
l?"The tines levied by the Prussian courts
^ against Cardinal Ledochowskl, for lnrraction?
.' or the ecclesiastical law. now amount to $50,000.
fSf'ln BritishGulana the authorities have <1^
? . termlned to adopt corporal punishment us a
, . part or the sentence In all cases of razor cuttt lg
^ l ' which is a favorite mode of revenge ai^ong th(
Ar ' negroes of Barbadoes.
| -Jfcr Earthquake in ri*ri4A. 1
1 TWOMH..-K* 1> K*ru> SUCCESSION STAHTUNO THK '
1,"?WNS AT.OVO thk st. JOtls'S
The good woplcof Jacksonville went to bod
in jjw4 tine cc Sunday n :h:, on'.v to ?>,- '
awnvenrd at ?bout crteen m;n-.:tes iv're
midnight by ft ,?rneral s inking of w:ud >ws I
Minds :tfJd doors, a rattling ot crockcy -vra\- j
rngof t'V houses. *nd r -king to .?;id f obf
luruliurr. Beds shoo*. and trembled so that
their im..at\'s were a'.cr.?^i thrown out t . i:i?? ,
tloor. There were two tshnrks, following each ;
other in rapid succession, awl the duration of i
both was idjt.ut > seiWids. In the f >w n- alon- '
tl.e st. John's river and en al> the r.u'fr^ wl- tiie !
shock was very severe. At Fmit one a glass i
tilled with v. atei was overturned. aud it* Talia- J
hassee and other places west tile efTe i vs .?> i
equally severe, some who weix* standing on I
the ground say that there was no peri-epr>blo '
trembling or the earth. others say that l
there was a heavy undulating mntoi!
The occasion was repleie with the m..n laugh- I
aole incidents. Its occurring as it did at .in ,
hour when nearly every- one was in i ?d and
asleep, added to the humorous as well as the
Manling effect. Most men fancied from the
shaking of the doors and windows as ihev
awoke that some one was trying to b.etk -ai'o
the house, and several sel/ed tliair pistols rod
made ready to shoot. others did pop away at
th< It supposed toes. In one house a stovepipe
broke loose and waltzed around i*< room. scattering
soot and consternation amoug the in
mates. Many got into the streets afrer the
shake was over. and held caucuses <>n the corners
to compare notes aud decide on whai w is
' adh-s invariably got up. loo'^el
under the bed, even though It was dirk aul
screamed for matches, and molli'T- hue ? m
their little ones and prepared to s,i\-t. their
, lives or die themselves. But prolx.bly tin- scenes
m tne large hotels outstripped ail others in
i },r"Ut, of comicality. The irut^sts jumped out ,,t
i &?M} rishod wlldly lnio the dimly-lighted
dark halb without stopping to prepare their I
!>. as i hey Oitied li*re aud there, running
about with no particular purpose, except
to getaway from the something t hat seemed
to be after them. i?ut which, in reailtv. was -etting
aw.i\ from tl.om very taxt. the v. ,?e had
-r?w^"ti0t H ?u<*uv dsuee to which all the
h ? ,?l tll? t(m " 11 ?'t s*'ik large i- tvh- '
tlons.? s,n, a>, i I , , **
Tl?e Kradr I.Maim,
A f AMtl.Y KI'ISODK THAT Ht.iltl V IV|>;kk.-TS Tt!K <
ACTHOK OF "V TKKKIRLB TKM1TATIOS.' i
I A \ ei y e\traordtaar>* cas4* is down t ?r tri'i!
next teriu. n i~ in tts preaent phaseksimnu |
I action of ejectment. when*iu >ir stanhoiv
Ixjskyns Keade, seventn luronet ot hj-f nm>
-eeks to recover landed estates m ?>\ i, ite. ks
and Gloucestershire, valued l u tU bulk it
?,iiiOit?u. together with ship?on om t. t t?o 1
ancient residetii e of his tam;l>, at?l i number
ot heirlooms, sveh as pictures, plate ie,*eir? ,
The story i-> In every reflect a romance! 1
l he last oaronet. sir.I. <Keade. vs is n>t oniv
wcenti'ic. bt:t < f dissipated i, ?i? : ^ j|.- ?lls i,:.
cus omed to dtluk with his .x i vaia.s. and a ii-n
in ills cups was extremely violent. In t he vt u
1-45 he had in his employ a butler named siU. I
den. and a r -otman,one Joseph Wak^tlel l, a native
of l>eeds. it was announced one summer
n'ght that the buller. a man tinder tort v.
was dead, and also immediately- afterward
j he was buried, ai d that no less than forty
| : ails were driven into his eonin. \ fortnight
later it was hinted abroad tliat iii<?
poor n;an had met with foul play, and h id In
iaci. been done to death by his master, the b.iionet.
1 pon this the ix?l\ was exhttuicd. aud
the coroner s jury ixm nrned an open verdict, t he
chief witness being -loseph Wakeiield. w hodepc.-fcd
that the man fell down in a state of inebriety
aud died freii the consequences of the
fall, "shortly after this ocoirrei.ee the baronet
i covered him.-ew from all sncletv. Inciadtng hW
| Bon, wLo died during his Ufietfnte, and his
! daughter, an epileptic patient, aud until his
j death in istis lived in absolute seclusion, his
only associate being the aforementioned lovpa
\\ aketield. After his death his will was prove 1.
wherein he bequeathed ail his po^-ssinns to
; -Josepii Wakefield, who ha^ since assumed t!i>*
name of Keade, and has during the past ten
{ years received a considerable sum in rents, the
; mansion itself bringing in ? >tlfla yeat. I he
' present baronet, who is the Rreainepbew of tils
; predecessor in the title, has already proved liis
| claim to the baronetcy by a suit in cliancerv. j
and now seeks to recover t he estates which for- j
merly appertained to his family, so c. Reade
is a relative of Mr. Keade the celebrated novel- :
I 1st and dramatist.?; f.onion st-nhlanJ.
i A Romantic I.AWsrir.?A curious c -e has
just been engaglugthe attention ot the Paris
tribunals, a young man, who lived in a small
! town in the w iids of the Kusslan siepj>es ln.tnv
i > ears ago, gradually Improved in his business
until heat, length emerged on the I; >urse ;i- the
great M. Meyer (Jarfnnkel, the happv possessoi
of a fortune of several millions of francs, lbhad
married a Muscovite of rare ivauty?Mile.
K'salie I.fiiiry?and endtsi t>y ad^ptinsj
another Mile. l.oury. w nom iiis wife gave out to
be her sister, in ls7? M.<;arfunkel died, le ivine
the bulk of his fortune to his wife and his
adopted daughter, but excepting therefrom the
sum of l.aoo.tMHi irancs. which was txviueathed
to a Mum. Kablnovlt/., living at the town of
Bodmiz. in Kussta. Now, t'ui-- Mine. Kabiuovit/
lias A curious history, according to her own I
I showing, she declares herself to be the onlr'
daughter of .\l. (Jarfunkel, bv a wid ?w nam *d
Taoule. wltom he wedded in his pooret d iys,
when he was know n as Meyer. In 9upt?oil of
her pretensions Mme. Rabinorit/ presents seveial
letters written to herself by the millionaire,
in which he addresses her as ota chef ttn i'jw rt j
b fv-aivier fiUe, and on tlie strength of it she
< 1 litis not merely the million and a half left he>
i by M. Garfunkel, but also the monev b<- tueathed
, to Ihe two l.ourys. It appears that, according
j to the French law as wen as the Kussian. no
j one is allowed to adopt a child while he has one
I st di living. Hence BI. tiarfunkle's act was utI
terly illegal, supposing Mme. Kabinovit/. or Ke;
becea. as she w as called, to have been his child
i A most romantic and sensational lawsuit has.
, therefore, originated out of this ease, which
1 ha-, as I said, already engaged t lie attention of
Ihe 1'aits tribunals.? Il*n* Cone^>oiulrn>'f
the London Telegraph.
Shot bt His Wife's oi.i? I.ovkk. ? Last
Thuisday night Mi's. Charlotte .tacoby. who.
under her maiden name of Charlotte McAleese,
was once well-known as an oars woman, and
rowed in a famous sculling match on the Monongahela
in 1s71. made an appointment with
I rank small, a notorious thief, at a saloon In
1'iltsburg. The two were drinking In a back
room when Nicholas Jacoby. the woman's husband.
came in. and a tight ensued. The men i
were separated, and Jacobv and nis wife left
i for home. At the corner of Fifth avenue and
j Chestnut street a man came out from behind a
j porch, stepped up to Jacoby and. saying You
have got hold of the w rong pari v," placed a rel
volver at Jacoby's left side and shot nim
; through the abdomen. His wi?e carried him
! home, and delined to tell the police who did the
j shooting. Finally she accused Frank small.
I i'Ed Le was arrested and placed in jail. Small
! was engaged to Mrs. -tacoby for sev eral years
before her marriage. Jacoby died Sunday, lie
i stated before death that Frank small, a former
lover of his wife, was the murleier. small is
J under arrest.
EiEcrp.n Light in TjieNkw Yokk Post oii
Eici*.?Mr. I pton. chief clerk of tiie Tivasurv
I Department, a few days ago paid ao otticlal
j visit to the New York Post oflice. when Postj
master James told iiun of the immense amount
, of gas consumed on the main Hoor and suggest j
ed that the electric light be used instead of gas.
; \esterday the Postmaster received amhority
from the. Treasury Depaiiuient to Invite til; is
by tl;<4 various elactrk- light companies aud
! report the result of the experhucni tothectepaitmeat.?[.v.
> . h. raid. ikt.
I'i.easb to shot tjie I)ook.?a woman has
just gone out of tiie car and left ihedooi wide,
wide open. ?>nd Uie wind is blowing 'hr. ugh
the coach a hundred miles a minute. Why is
| it a w(#man never shuts a ear door? Also, vvijv
does a man always leave it open? And, indeed.
| why nobody ever shuts it. e\< ept t he i.rake?
j man. and he only closes it for the sake >? tno
noise he can make with it.?i A'../. /; / 4,. keyr.
| ~
j ty*Thc ice-gorge o:s tu?? James rlvei was
j broken on Satui day.
j t8"'! he Socialists members or Ihe Ueiehstag
i will be ej pel led as sik?u as thev am e iu lie t'
hn.
ff^'Aps. tiie third of the Indla'i rri.rderers
Pendleton. Oregon, was hanged i iia: j. 11 protest!
d his innocence to the las'.
rfc-Judge Bond, of Baltimore, auposed light
fines upon the individuals cor-/icted in the
United States circuit court on Saturday of violations
of the federal elect ion la u s.
r?^"Mr. H. Ten Kro<-ck will hereafter iive in
Europe. All the racing cups that he won In
I England have been so*d, with maoy other curi!
oslties.
WTThe Indians are beiir; rapidlv transferred
to their reservation. Their resVrvation Is
i several feet underground.- fkica-to Vim**.
I Rev. John Wilson o*. St. Louis perfoimed
a marriage ceremony tor a girl ot ir>. anrt her
father has obtained a v srdici of damages.
Missouri law requires the consent of legal
guardians in such cases.
t*~Michael Casey's aouse ami barn at Southampton.
Mass., were burned Saturday. ? ase v ?
: 7-year-?>ld son perished in the burning house
and the rest of the t^uniiy barely es?.ti|M-d.
f?f~The Socialists held ?. mass meeting in
Baltimore on Sunday, at which some extreme
sentiments were jttered. and Congress and the
President were called ffion to protest agalust
the suppression of clvl1. rights in <Germany.
t?~ln Japas the 4tb of July is now a general
holiday, becaase on that dao was fought the decisive
batt jg of Uywo, in the contest wlUch resulted
in the esubllsiunent of the temporal
power ot the Mikado.
*?~A*eordlng to a vice-regal order, "it is the
pleasure of her Royal Highness aud his Excellency
that the Ottawa Troop of Cavalry shall in
future be honored by being designated -The
i Princess Louise Dragoon Guards.'"
1 iTA little girl, when her father's table was
honored with an esteemed guest, began talking j
very earnestly at the first pause oftheconver- (
sation. Her father checked her very sharply,
Why Is it that you talk so much?" --Tause j
I've dot somesin to sny." was the tan-jceut re- I
PU. 1
* ????? COntimr ?A wVJtaj-r ** ?
iSd K.""8 <j?5K ? X.jsr^s* fgj-jj,
i?,d> u Iwuft ik> . "hi hp.nifl nf, t>uf never m*?>
kO-j to. a:.d uf prints i>c f h?-one fir m?.
0 lit* t a'.l ti ., ?IC ??tJZ?l
. he object of ht> ch.w rrvdol. *ud ihM t?
^j'V" s''? '*' RPfca ratxw? anj *?
in." di* j, how d tils lu* t^lHKv
ili:it b>' aioiu* jii tlie world. di'4rod t?
man,) l'?d ht'.nd or hei onit;,enT tiualinrauoM
ofenxl to pro\ ide hoi a good in,me. to nur
' f and .i>ked Iter to bftw hS v\ife la Uie
^Aine sirlc?.'* biistnr^s uutinii ihe ladr rr
-l^nd^d that she had board favorably of Ue*
it , siifj. si?? had no home of hor ova.
v i! i! *l* 0,'.,<v,',tt to sltartinj ouo of hi- pro
iiituu. Tiie a'THtii.'eiii' iit wa.s thus at
nop t-opriiuied, .ii i ihe centletaaa left oa
weine-vta.\ he railed *_rain f?r her. they walkf*
^,,1 " 'i ~ ^ia-Uvr <nd w??re married
nrVv 'm ?\ .!!! ra",0s !;H'1 Kr'"wn each OtUftr
1 rp\lou4 U? this ui.hjup bejrlimliw of their ar
?lttlttUn*e. The ladj i, K
(Inwm) fVwiorrw*.
iVThe steamer <\ it. Hurxh. of the New <Kleansand
Cincinnati packet Unc, wat> wink to*
an tce-jjoiyp near l/?a*eiiw??rtti. Ind . wmin
Uh> evonitic. nr.d i> probablj a total ?re? k s?\?
w:?> londed w ith molasses.
MAMRIMO.
B1INFVET/ MoKOAN On January lfcfc
;s,f- *' l!"- "t ibe bride's parent* b* Koi
1 H ?mi h.S\*i M W Biisi MKi/?*Li*rTa J
Moiuan. No card*.
- ? ? -
oimu.
I?t 1"! 1 On M<?<!v , -latiuir) 2>>tb 117.* r?u
MtJN>. I'm.k.-htor >f Mjn:u *1 Margaret UuaII
- ."i . year* ai.d is >ihj ?
Ir -tid- ii mi*': i to th>'funeral. U?dne* lar 1M
in-'.. a. N f.js loth street northeast. at 2 <>.'! **
I*-!!'
BENNE1 t Moadav. t?nn?ry ?*rn. i?*i?. at
o r,i>.-fe i in. aft.r a lonu and severe tlln^w ?(
<- >. numptu-ji Mii.iitsi' t>^i.?v? i wii.- i>f ?'?nra4
I H< nil.-v. a*?-i -MX y? *P?. '.I tuontb* *n?l *' .lava
- w :U> and tij.vttipr. th'<u Iim lf?ft ua
" Ith 1 ll? ] *(* W fAt.;
Flit t-- ll'lti who hv txT.'ft Ilk.
all our ?< rvova hxai
A lurtit fr -m our hoita^ Lai> <oti-<
A t.tfl" W?< ItAtMj Ir. ntll:
A iilaeu i? va<'.<Tit ai <v.;r i: >:u
i l'*t wv?rcui lie &iie>i
I- uti^rnl from llie r?ni<l?-ne<iof h?r lm?s?n t. #tt
1 "oiitliwi rt on \V<vltiMdajr. the ^i<1 niatsnt
at 2 o ? Uk K I'.ai u.-'atn i-saii.1 t fi?nl? ?!> fnl.)
invit.'J t>> atteiul I'hiia.leij.hia L<ed?rar ana
Ita.t'niorr C.?unt> i<atH-rn |>i< a*e copy i
"EM i At tlio l s i, <Y>niRicut ItiKaii'Aof
.1.11 . Sun ay U ury l?ili.lsT?. a: 10 o'.-im k p a ,
hitd.w I.. Hi \un, a.j Vorly nine v>-arw
, ?mt??.:e phi. , Irotu l-lm M
I t llth ?t;. t-outhvAot. W?itic?ula>, i*l. 3o'ei ?.*
I Hun cops', i
I.OW Kit <?u 'aiuary JOtli. 1H7S?, at*, p til at Mr
? .or ami in -r*-r:r>*r illii..?. .f. ,H\ W |x?* mi
1 t.n. ra tri i i tin nee of l.m motli?T. IM
A iM'tw .t\etnie m rlhv.e?t, W.*i i,*,u?. at t
I in lie ?t:M?sai;u.lH?iiil8 of taiuil> ar?i r.v^iv^-tfai iv
yu\ to att?'U?t
Mi?ill A W On the i'.tli of I an nary 1HTH atfr a
?nort t.i.t painful llti<-'^. TncMu \| .n.'w a#-*4
;! V^*1* a!"t <> months, ^i.lent nou ot Xtioina* antf
-Mary ?l.<Jraw.
t'lin. ral will takej ,aoe Thnro.lav tuormn#. at
n-ilf-part J o lock. N iVj S. i-ond Kt.. t*
aijti H rtrvft POUtLwot. fromHt t'ountiu'ehurca *
" 5'i'tB'-'-ir--. on Hatnrdaj . January
1Mb, 18.SI. Makt \Sii.kinh, wulo? ,f 4
J tar*1*8 ^ A , iU iiCI
ITNDEKTAKKK8.
L'BEH. NrillihLEIt. UAOKKTAJimm.
I /Sort nth afreet n. ? .. Waahtngtoe. O
C. (H<-f<Kit?uce at viaoe of bonuMaj Bofia 1b
bvtrp ' siid t>rcpared for tran?portat:?n a?a tV
y B IP?AH?,
VffDKRTAKMH,
(f onnwly *lth a. F Harvrri
W5 JF Ifrwf m. ?e.t
Ote door raet of Tenth atraM
H'snai ( a?cetp o! au rradnf atit9
L<Hue4 eji^tMklmuki ana propar?d for '-"i?"**T"Ti
i arty atfudants at abort notloa
fc. v^-rj vi.iuif atrle*Jy fi?w!w and on the moat rm*
ooat ?le t. nr?.
JOB* ?. WRIUHT,
' VMDKHTAKMB.,
iwrlJ-lf IMT IOtA mi. m. m.
A Bl'IMiiUOHF,
A' LSD MB TAJimB,
in-tv *11 Pmu*'m mtmma m. m.
BOUTS ASD SHUEb.
prBBERS. IU BKEKN. Itl BRKIM
26c., SfSr., ?Se
IW.OCfl L.AIWFM*. MIK8K.H and ('IfILBKKN'tf
lit BBEK8 from the l?>?t uianiifactonrtu r.?Mirofl
this day. Sold for ?> centu a pair at the <rr?at
ItOSTOX SHOE AUCTION H0UHK.
4!fl Pen**, mvemit Mi on tfce !{?<# hlm9.
The rush in k-reat from 7 a m t-> * t? m Oall
f?r!j- at tbe ureal BOSTON SHOE AUCTION. Ml
I'otiiicyh aina avenue
FIVE CEUT HBOES
A rr^a: (lomaii.l at the BOSTt?St SHOE AUOTIOH
HOrsE 4*1 Puunaylvania avenuo
1,01)0 pair MKN'H CALF, aewei, pnnrned, ?in*t\
double and top sole*, at <1.S0, at thr> BOST9H
HUoE iiOUSE, 4.'11'tnuieylvania avanua
MEN'S HfBBEKS AT rj> CENTS
ATTENTION TO EAD1KS
A Pbilailelpbia nt v made Kid an l O >at Kr^uf*
and str?i*rlit lieet BL'l'TON BOOT, made t?f Fraooa
.v Weeks, at 42.
And 1.000 pair LADIES' SIDE LAPE BOOTH, ?t
* 1 7ft a pan-. Made by the be*t manufa turem la
Baltimore.
T1I1S ENTlttE KTtH'K MI ST PE CLOSED O0T
BY MARCH 1-t Tt> M AKE BOOM
FOB 8PUINU tiOODS.
ianl7 tr L. BKH< >LD. Banrararaa
T J. iiEOKtiEH,
*J . llantilacturer of (Writ's Fine BOOTS. SHOES
and OAITEK8.
Comer Otb and C KtrwiR. u-fi^r National H ital
SION OF THE BIO BOOT
Repf lrinjr neatly exeeute.L N?*wElarttrw
in Gaiters by patent macUine, pr.oe 75 ceh> to $1.
jaii81m
lyEW IORH SHOE STORE, ^
605 PtMnsylrania arcnu*. fH
PREVK1C8 TO TAKING AN AOPOrNT OF ^
STOCK, I WILL HELL ALL MY FALL AND
WIN IE It UOltD.S AT PRIME COST.
A FEW QCOTATTONS.
La^'m' Pebble (*oat Button Bitot*....... fl "0
I-adi??' Cue.om made Onat BitUou 1 M
Ladies' Cnstom made, Navy B:ue, Dia^ >tia: or
Chock-top Button 2 00
La?Ooat. S >bd I^eatbrr, Side 1
IjicLt*' t'ustom uia<l?.(0"?t I^a,-.' ... 1 tb
Lti'liee* French Kid. Box Toe, Button 3 mi
1,000 other stilt#, raiitrinir in pnoe *6 to 4 M
Gent's Hobd Leiitber, CotiKress tiaitera I oa
Gent's Bay State Sb kk - 1
Geiit'wliaud-stitebed<'a't Comrress 1V0O
Gent's (Burt's* Calf Couirrea* .. 2M
Gent's (BurtV; c?:f Button Boots S.58
Gent's Fine Calf Boots 2 Tfc
Gent's 1,000 style* Boots and Hboes 80c. to fe-t*
Gent's liest Rublx-rs, 46c., Ladien' .9K
Gent's Best Arctic?, $1.20, Ladies' 90
All kinds pf Shoes tc-r Boya and Chddrea at aa
heard of low prices. _
These are the best and cheapest eroodt erar o(farad
at aay legitimate aale ui thu, city
JauS-tr GEO. MoOABTHT
poSlTIVE CLOBMU OUT U L>
M,0f0 WOBVM
ft
cm ^
BOOTS, GAITKBB AHD BLIlVm,
PU&l GUM BOOTS kX? IINl
WITHOUT IBM1P TO NR.
LOUIS HfTTiwa
jr#. A Of ft* 9*9* ntmmtM
m
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