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DIED.

BYRD, February lst. ISIS, IT 7 BYRD. a-aI %
years formerly II -. MARY county. Nd
Friends invited 10 attend the funeral a. 3
clock. Wednesday, from 80 18th street southwest.
COOK. AT 81. Clair, Peun-, ivania. January 3lst
az 3,40 m. in the second wear Of hgT age. MARIoN
SARAH. only child Of " illiam J. and Maggie Cook,
-'d GRAND dauGhter Of Matthew and Sarah L. Cook,
Of tits city.
HI Riley. On the 1t instant. II pneumonia,
j NEs W. HURLET. late Of the city oi Philadelphia.
Funeral viii take place from the rc5iia nce 81 his
sister. No. lO4 street northwest. slryices At
-. AloysIus Church. lntermcut al Mt. Oliyet.
Philadelphia Ledger please copy 4
KIRBY. February lst, 1879 a. m, SOLOMON
IRBY, aged a years.
Relatives and friends a. the family are respectfully
requested 10 attend his funeral from the residence
lis son-in-law. M. HtuIy Larman. No. I'll 18th
street southeast, Wednesday evening, .. m.
SMITH. Ca Monday morning. February '. ISIS,
OF congestion 81 the lungs, JAMES a. the infant son
OF James A. and Laura Davis Smith. aged j. months
The funerol viii take place on "Wednesday after
noon. at clock from the residence Il H. parents,
Ne. l2l- sth street northwest. The relatives and
friends are re, pectfully invited 20 attend. .
WARD. Al the residence Of her son -iu law, X. ID
Norment, in Westminster Carroll county, Md. on
The morning Of the let of February, at Is O'Clock
Mrs. SUSAN V. WARD, widow Of the late Ulysses
Ward, Of this city. in the 18TH year Of her age.
The funeral viii take place from the Methodist
Protestant Church on 9Th street. near northwest,
AT II 80 clock Wednesday, the 81 instant.
The r, aiNes and friends OF the family respect
fully invited % attend.
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HTThe submarine cable across The Hamp-
ton Roads was broken 10y a vessels anchor
on Saturday last. but has since been repair
Cd, and il now in good order
rS-There are four clubs in Boston patron
lied by ladies. viz. New England
Woman's Club "The Saturday Morning
Club" ''The BainS Club" and The Young
La dies Club" the members of which are IN
general hi gh-toned persons. interested in in
tellectual and philanthropic matters-no
cigars, no champagne
GA prisoner in the Auburn jail. whose
term OF service had expired, liked his quar-
tiers so well that he refused TO go out; nor did
the Jailer know how TO get rid OF him. So he
was sent out with a broom 20 sweep the side
walk, when they locked the Jail door upon
HIM. After many attempts 10 break in. he
was compelled sorTowfUlly TO seek other
CuarfprS
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By virtue of writ of era facias issued ont of the
Clerks Office of the Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia, and to me directed, will sell at public
sale for cash. in front of the court door of said
District, on MONDAY, the 9Th day of February,
iS75 at ~ oclock M the following property of John
j. Sullivan 60 wit: Lot No. 3 in square No 6l7 and
improvements thereon; Lot No. H. in square $50 aud
,mFroyements thereon, and part of Lot In square
No. %7 beginning II IL feet from northeast
OF said lot, west 30 feet; thence running back
the uniform width 30 feet to North Carolina avenue,
together with all and singular the improvements
thereon, all in the city of Washington, d. c. seized
and levied upon as the property of John j. Sullivan,
earnishee of Samuel Bacon, and will be sold to
Davidson. ALEX SHARPER
JAMS I'd u. s. Marshal, ID. c.
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Suicide is comparatively rare among the
Indians, but singular case is reported from
San Francisco. Fernandesty, chief of the
Sitkine tribe, was on his way on a steamer
from Sftka as witness against certain par
ties arrested for violations OF the revenue
laws. Sometime before the arrival of the
vessel at San Francisco he stepped into a
staterOom and cut his throat, dying instant
ly. No motive is assigned for the act. AS
soon as the tragedy was discovered one of the
chiefs servants rushed into the fireroom and
attempted TO blow up the ship by throwing a
large can of powder into the furnace, but was
restrained and placed in irons before he could
effect his purpose.
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MISSED THEIR GAME-Hn

MISSED THEIR GAME.-How some railroad
gamblers came TO grief is told by the Virginia
City (Nev) Enterprise These men. il says.
are usually excellent judges of character and
are seldom mistaken in their man, Some
times, however, their judgment is at fault.
ana the apparent fly they entice into their
parlors proves to be tarantula. The other
day at Battle Mountain they allured Ger
man from the east, who exhibited a large
roll Of greenbacks on the platform, into the
spiders nest. The drunken man. was on a
big spree when the expected victim entered,
and was losing money on every bet. The
German declined 10 bet, and TO get him i'm
the notion one of the capperS gave him $40
piece on which TO try his luck. He placed IL
on a card and won. Poe keting the so he re-
fused to bet again, and walked out of the
house followed by the cappers, who insisted
on getting the money back. The German
drew large-siZed revolver from his pocket,
and assuming n defiant attitude, said -
"You speak TO me / put you so full of holes
you don't know what you am. / am an old
Californian, and know all about your tricks.
You take me for an emigrant you make fools
NIT yourselves" The three-carders discov-
cred that they hal caught a tartar as they
saw their would-be victim board the train.
as the conductor shouted "all aboard and
left them lamenting.
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NOUNG AND MIDDLETON. Auctioneers,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
Office: SO Market Space, Board Of rrade Rooms
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
EEAh ESTATE, KNOWN As GRANTS ROW,

REAL ESTATE, Known AS CHANTS ROW,
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON D. c.
T@ By virtue Of decree passed in the supreme
DAY of January, a. D.. 1875, in Equity cause No.
1895, wherein Aaron W. Carter ct al. are complain
ants, and Albert Grant et al are defendants the
Gersigned will. on THURSDAY, the oth day of
premises, sell at public auction to the highest bidder
al those lots of ground, with improvements,
situated in the city of Washington, Dis
trict of Columbia, ard known on the
groundplan thereof as all of lots numbered one Il
three, 49,, four A. five, six, 49, eight. tSD nine,
90 ten TO-, eleven, III twelve (l2D fourteen, ia
and sixteen, l6,D according to A Grants recorded
subdivision of square numbered seven hundred and
sixty, 40, in said city.
All Of the above lots, except lot No l6 are situa-
ted East Capitol street between 2i and 81 streets
known as Grants Row. These houses are q feet
Ga inches front, and the lots run back l52 feet
inches. There elgant brick stables on the rear
of each lot The houses are furnished with all the
soonest buildings in the city. The lot No Is is i'm
proved by substantial three story brick residence,
~ feet inches 'front.' and lot running back 10 feet
members of Congress provide themselves with ele
CANT residences near the Capitol on easy terms.
The terms of sale one fourth of the purchase
money in cash, and the balance in three equal pay
ments at six, twelve, and eighteen months. The de
ferred payments bear interest the rate of per
cent per annu and TO be secured to the satisfaction
Of the trustees.
Each lot will be sold separately, and the sale will
continue from day to day, at the same hour each
day until all of said lots shall have been disposed of
deposit of 500 will be required each lot ar the
time of sale If the terms of sale moi complied
with within ten days of sale the trustees will resell
risk and cost OF dcfaulting purchaser. All con-
LEWIS b. PIERCE, (ru,,s.,
r. ROSS PERRY, trustees.
ian2S-eoSds YOUNG 4 MIDDLETON, Aucts.
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FINH0MAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
Il Real Estate Exchange, SIS 18th street.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF A TWO STORY
BRICK DWELLING, on TIE NORTH SIDE
OF SOUTH ID STREET, between New Jersey
avenue and lst street east.
e. BY virtue of deed of trust to US, dated June
HI % A. ID. lS74, duly recorded in Liber No 1874,
tlO 20 one Of the land records for the District of
Columbia, and at the request of the party secured
thereby we viii sell at public auCtiOn in front of
the premises, on TIL TUESDAY, February 18th, 1875,
the following described Real Estate, situate in the
city of Washington, District of Columbia to wit All
that certain piece or parcel of ground lying and
being in the city aforesaid and known lot letered
L., in J. F. Mays recorded subdivision of lots
numbered one u. two (2), thirteen l3l and fourteen
40 in square numbered six hundred and ninety two
692), together with the i'm prOyements. &c.
Terms OEe-thiTd OF the purchase money in cash;
balance in six, twelve and eighteen months, for
which the notes of the purchaser, bearing interest at
ten per cent, per annum, and secured by deed of
trust on the property will be taken. A deposit of
$40 viii bee required at time of sale. All convey
ancing at purchaser cost If terms of sale are not
complied with in days, the trustees reserve the
right 10 resell the property at the risk and cost of
tie deaUling purchaser after five days advertise
mont. G GkAPSk II ir WyCAARNER' Trustees.
B2s-eo6ds THOMAS BOWLING. Salesman
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
WINTER sCHEDULE-yAxUArY q. IL,

= LE-JANUAET u, 1874.
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
90 a. m, Baltimore and Way stations
90 a n Baltimore. Annapolis, Frederick AMI
1.3s an, Baltimore and Relay.
zoo a, m, M York Philadelphia, Boston, Bati-
sos m: ,he4tz9, ST. Louis, Louisville, Cincin-
natl CgIgHbGs; Sandu-ky, Pittsbu-g, Has.rs-
Tredcrek StsnSioh VSa aiins B2snt5 ,ni =
., X. r PayLoT Cars. Diane az C1rSbsriani.
sI3 m, Poin, Of REX. and Way Stations.
so a m Esl'Iniorr and Wsy Stations.
~ m, Baitini5re aud waS Stations.
100 M Nv iorE Philaiepiia, Boston, Nor
80 p. m. Baltimore Laurel and Relay.
$40 m, Frederick. Point Of Rocks, AMI Way
station !, "a 1e'r"G',,itan branch,
500 I'M, b.. or. pills and Way Stations.
92S p m, Ha-"J st1vn' W I1Shester, and War
oo Station s; "a Ar,r,P3 s1. b'anchJ
60 p m. fq,iy excspi S1iSrfay Chicago, ST.
louis. cri>' lie, CINCINNATI. Columbus, san
du-ky- RockyiIIe P~ilnaa oars. BREAKFAST
ssd5 N, Eai'.r..r r aad wsy Stations.
$50 m, E.. .il...r- sd wsy Stations.
lI49 p M h,'4 D.. 5d - L.is Cincinnati
SiNE.l TRAINS.
BdkisEeys arr Wgg S,1 IoAs.-- an, $50, 3iJ
70, B SiGS ore a. ~ ! 6t..eg-7.ssam.
"sSf.->O' e T.. 20 aud Ii.iG y. IN. stopping
sCAH T5a.a, son - g'asscf H,,sl, Rslry House
F,r furrIh.r i..:y.ra,' %. ,Trly AT the Baltimore
and Ohio TIrktt Hiir.S. v arlington S,t-ion. AL
taken f'r Ea2-i,- 1r BE- checked tul received at asly
4 o.,lt, ,.a.'e- TirSst ts.rf. 'a''0n'
GEO- :. \ 6nETZ, General Agent. jy2S
baltimore AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
ID HErcT Co.'S NFs GTH AND ]; STasF5s y W
After Navsrafr - i~-4, trains will run ~ flows:
TRIMS LEiFE FOX BALTIMORE
90 O. IA y I'lirru Express, daily except Mon
6Isa. n. Arc.ml,.-is-ioi. daily
9-23 .. n. Huirri 3 ,pre-~ f1r NV York. daily
eNc,uf >U,-..es Parlor Car Train
1875 a. n. as tine West and North AMI for Nor
fpIk 30 Baltimore
$40 ? n, Sc rsr 4.an. daily except sunday.
-, p m ii.a Z ma ,iaii lie eEc-P sunday
.S9> M. DAILY NeT ri y isht EzPr.--.
We-t .s.i North; oa Ssiarily leaves At y6j5
TEAfyS IEEIFE WASHING TON.
els a. H., Nv y 1Tk E-p.Css, daily.
50 a m tr-rr.1ta'sIl a. daily eNcrp. Sunday.
II - q IN. c.. -u1llu,ls-i.,r daily evcert SUNDAY
2iO , u, Et.,.mlIs AID Phiialelphia Express,
$50 p n. limited ~ press from New York, daily
tAe-T- ~'.n,ay;
9-I3 p n. s..ill from Baltimore ana ths West.
20 ? In - ,h"rn Eypre-s daily.
day and Friday and =. m daily except Sunday,
connect at B,y. c with trains for Pope's Greek line.
Trains lra' iu- Washington at 5i5 a. N. and "a
II. connect 80 G.leutcu with trans for Annapolis.
Trains arriving ~ Washington at a n ami BIB
J. n connect al B. WE with trains from Pope's Greek
Passense-s leaving their orders at Ticket Office,
northwest &C. '-s'- # lfh street and Peansylv ana
nor lvesf 9th street ami PeuEsyivs-
MA avenue; ~ lave their baggage called fyr and
chctse7! AZ E'l a'ii residences to all points North
and Nr~t- TLI V-h tickets To Cincinnati. Column
leans, ChCagf. omaha san francisco, ard all points
last, fest, North sul south.
GEO. C. WILKINS, Gsnsral sup5i-,
Es YOUNG. Gent Passr Agent sy2itf
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Trustees SALE OF A VALUABLE HOTEL
Pf9PERTY OK TIE CORNER OF 9TH AND

Trustees SALE OF A VALUABLE HOTEL
PE9,PEETT On THE CORNER OF 9TH AND
ST. CLOUD HOTEL, AT AUCTION.
[:a By virtue of deed of trust to the undersigned
Eli dated December ., \. j. ISL and duly recorded
lcCemLer % A. D. lS7l, in Lber No COS folio 4l2, of
the land records for Washington county, in the Dis
tTict of Columbia, and at the request of the party
secured we will sell at public auction, on MONDAY,
in front of the premises, all that parcel of Land
and premises situated in the city of Washington, i'm
the District OF Columbia, known and described upon
the official plan Of said city and being all those
parts of lots numbered nineteen 49, twenty POI and
twenty one CID, in square numbered three hundred
and seventy seven 31l in said city of Washington
Beginning at the northeast said square and
running thence west street northwest fifty two
90 feet eight 49, nces thence south eighty six 1861
1eet thence east sixty nine (69) feet six 30 inches
thence south thirty 500 feet thence 9th street
west; and thence north along said 9Th street the
beginning: together with all the improvements
rights, privileges, and appurtenances to the be-
longing: being known the ''St Cloud Hotel, ;" cor
ner Of 9Th and r streets northwest, in said city of
Terms of sale: One-fourth cash. he balance in one
two aud three years in equal nstalmentS for which
the purchaser sill be required to give his three
eral promissOTy notes. dated on the day of sale and
mum, able semi annually such be secured
10y deed Of trust upon the premises and policies of
insurance satisfactory to the undcrsigned Or all
cash, at the option Of the purchaser. A deposit of
c25" VIII be required as soon as the property il
knocked of All conyeyancng is to be at the cost of
with within ten days after the day of sale, the Trus
tees reserve the right TO resell the property at the
risS and cost OF the defaulting purchaser.
Of D sn9 d6by sold on the "a DAY
sale having failed TO comply with the prescribed
terms Of sale the property Is offered for sale at
the risk and cost OF snch detanlting purchaser.
- FoP PEio Trustees.
!anli -eo6ds tRepl LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
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MARRIED.

JOHNS0S-SMITH. on January 18th. in st.
John = Church, by the Rev. DIR Levis, Capt HENRY
JoHNSoN. L. ;. 10 ISABELLE, daughter Of the
late Thomas Smith, esl Of THIS city.
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TRANSMISSION OF BLOOD.-A recent sue
ceSsiul attempt at TRANSMISSION of BLOOD, I'm
Ohio, * thus reported by the Cleveland Lead
er An operation Of special interest was
performed at Elyria on last Tuesday, by DIR.
IA. r. Biggar and his assistant surgeon. r. e..
Buell., with Drs. Peckham, Gushing. Ingalls,
and Parks. The patient, Peter Beckett, OF
that town, who is under the immediate treat
ment OF DR. Peckham, il in the last stage of
what is commonly known as StOnecuttars
consumption. The patient was greatly re-
duce1 and in an Hncmic condition. Trans
fusion Of blood was considered worthy OF
trial as last resort, everything that med
Teal skill could accomplish having been done
Tor the patient This was effected by taking
tho arterial blood of "A lamb, defibrinating IL,
special care being taken TO retain a. AT the
normal temperature OF that OF tire body OF
the patient, and injecting Il into the melian
baSlllic vein. sufficient quantity OF blood
was in this way transferred To the system OF
The patient with the most happy results.
The temperature OF the body was at once
quite perceptibly increased, and the pulse
aGcgisratpdf
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A PALL-BEARER AT THE FUNERAL OF
SHAKEsPEARE.-It appears that on of the
pall-bearers of Shakespeare is buried in the
old burying ground of Fredericksburg, Vir-
ginia. On one of the tombstones is the fol-
lowing inscription:
Here lies the body of Edward Helder
practitioner in physic and chirurgery. Born In
Bedforshire, England, in the year OF our Lord
1912. Was contemporary with and one of the
pall-bearers TO the body of William Shake
speare. After brief illness his spirit as
cended in the year of our Lord 1918, aged 76.'
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~The Russian government has recognize
the restoration of monarchy IN Spain.

IIlt IeslOrdlIOll Oh IIlOIidfCuy III SpdItI.
DA "witct's cave has been discovered
near Parma, Italy, containing skulls, cal
drons, vases, ETC., and tripod exquisitely
carved.
1The Virginia Midland railroad COM
pany has sent an agent to Pennsylvania for
the purpose OF inviting settlers to Culpeper
county, Va, and other localities along the
line OF that road, offering TO all who go there
a clear title to ten acres Of land.
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EVENING STAR.


The Season 0f BallS-What tt Costs
60 Take u Young Lady to . Fash
Tor lhar0deS -FaShiOnHble WORK
Hints for Spring.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

D. -: Reai Estate Broker and Anctioneer,
FEDERAL Building, corner eth and SITS. northwest.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD.
2s NJ SSfSTHhAsa f0f kyESGE
duly S9s4 e in ff fS saf g. '9R a ioo
2es one Of the land records for the District Of
viii sell public auction ts p tSs highest
bidder, IN fr%nt Of the premises, on TUESDAY,
piece q ground situated in '1 the city u
Washinston d; c. known and described as Lot
subdivision Of original lots in square numbered five
hundred and sixty one (s6, fronting twenty a5l
and three eighty eight hundredths is S. LOO feet on
New Jersey avenue to an alley.
and the balance at six twelve, and eighteen months,
for WHICH instruments the purchaser will be required
to give his promssory notes bearing interest at the
e 'en ae p n fire 5s% dny Of sss
at time of sale All conveyancing at purchaser .
days from day Of sale, the property will he resoii at
the risk and cost Of the defauling purchaser pun
to"' G. il'f g r Washing
ian19- eO&ds j. 7. COLDWEiiL. Salesman.
L Real Estate Exchange. SIS 7thi street north
west, opposite U. $. Post Office. ~
TREsTBEs sA dE Of RA EEAT
PLEASANT, d. c., CONVENIENT TO THE
14TH STREET ROAD. At AUCTION.
- BY virtue of a deed of trust to us, dated June
L:a ~, A. ID. 1873 duly recorded in Liber No. Us,
folio aus one Of the land records for the District Of
Columbia, and at the request of the party secured
thereby, will sell at public auction ia front of the
premises, on DNESDAG, January 21tn, 1875, at
3 clock p, m, the following described real estate,
situate in the county of Washington. d. c., to wit:
Al tent piece and parcel of ground known and de
scribed as lot numbered two % in section four (4),
IN y II. Browns recorded subdivision of Mount
Pleasant, together with all the improvements as
above.
Terms: 200 cash, with interest at 10 per cent
per annum from June 30 $50 and expense of sale in
cash, and the balance in and twelve months with
Interest from day of sale, secured by deed of trust
from the day of sale. The Trustees the right
10 resell the property al the risk AMI cost Of the de-
faulting purchaser after five days dvertisement
BkAINARD II. MARINER, T-,,s.aos
BENJAMIN y. SNYDER. { IuS'e9S'
janl5-d THOS. BOWLING, Auct
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until TUESDAY, February 2d, same hour and place.
ERAINARD II. WARNER,t -.
BENJAMlN 7. SNYDER, { IIu9tr'S'
Ian9S-d THOS. BOWLING. Auct
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NOHUMBUG-L. RICE will pay a fair cash price
~ fer any kind Of Ladies', Gents and Children 3
SECONDHAND CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES,
&c, 623 7th street, between y and G, south. Note
y mail promptly attended to. V2ly