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RECEPTIONS on SATURDAT.-On Saturday,
The FIRST reception isInce her marTiage) OF Mrs.
General Robert Williams, was given al her
residence Douglas Place. 1t was attended by
most Of the distinguished persons o. both sexes
resident IN or now on q visit 10 the National
Metropolis, among whom We're the Right Rev.
Archbishop SpaldIng and Chief Justice
Chase
Mrs. Lieut.. Gen. Grant also had one OF the
largest and most distiD guished receptions OF the
reason. The roll Of carriages 20 the door was
O'Clock.
Mrs. Senator Sprague's weekly reception
WAS quite IS fully attended il always Is,
notwIthstand ding the attractions elsewhere
The rooms were brilliantly lighted, and music
and the dance kept the young and gay TO-
Eether.
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Observation-Disclosures Brown, At the Jail, has
appointed MIR. Jedediah Cuttings his deputy in
place OF Mr. Anon Duvall, and Mr.. John NJ.
Shaw . guard.
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PERsOEAL.-MaJor General Geo. G.. Meade,
U ;. A, and Major General &. w. Schofield,
are At Wizards. ...'Major General o. o.
lecturing tour through the Eastern States.
''.-G General L. A Merritt, n. Y, and Governor
Smyth, N H, are at the National
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10y n. X. WALSH a CO, Auctisneers.
- 2S5 PenRa. ave-, corner 10th strest
SALES EVERY EVENING AT Aucrl
SALE or ROSEWOOD PIANOFORrR, AND
EAIELLENT PARL0R AND OHAMBER

SALE or ROSEWOOD PIANOFORrR, AND
EASSELLLEST PARLOB AND CHAMBER
On TT ESDAY MORNING, Jsnusry soth con-
menctng ~ 10 O'Clock, sh SELL at the
of. &. q Snyder. No. 49I l. street. bets cen on
snd 10Th streets, his Household Furniture coasis-
ROsevood PisnOfOrte, 81 octave, By Kn.bs q
GhRle
Suite Rosewood Parlor Furuit are. cousi,ting NJ
In Maroon Velvet
Rosewood Marble top Center Table
5 large Porchominie Vases
Brussels Parlor Carpet. Velvet Rugs
/ Carved Walnut suite Of Chamber Purnitxr,
with Wardrobe
reaus. and WashstaBds
Msrble-top Chamber Tables
WalnEt Cane seat Rockers and Chamhsr Chairs
II air sDd Husk Mattresses. Pillows ard BOlstsrs
Brussels, Three ply, and Ingram Carpets
Superior OAK Marble top SideboArd. Mirror bssf
Fine Oak Extension Table
Cane seat Oak French Dining Chairs
Cooking Stove, Kitchen Table. Tin Ware Tubs
Buckets, and Kitchen Furniture.
Terms cash.
Js24 J. o. INQUIRE a co Auots
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AT PRIVATE SALE

AT PRIVATE SALE
well built three story BRICK HOUSE and
LOT, with two story Brick Building in rear; al
modern Improvements. This property must bt
sold as the present swner is leaving the city Fur
Their particulars at our store.
10 II NAGLK A co ,Auctiopesrs
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CEUECH ExTEN-IOS.-Rey. ]. G.. Butler. OF
The English Lutheran Church, yesterday an =
nounced 70 his congregation that friend not
me- inter Of that denomination had rendered q
hne LOT OF ground in the First Ward As q site
TOT church, and suggested 10 his congregation
me propriety a erecting a mission church IN
NLAt section. II IS probable that IS soon as the
6PIhg opens chapel Will b erected on the lot.
ne Lutherans Of this DistriCg also propose the
ICON OF large and COmmodious church in
doubtless be commenced.
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WANTS ATTENTIOE.-Ed. Star: The atten-
ton of the proper authorities is called to the
condition of the pump on eth street, between r
and =. This pump, when in order, is noted for
its excellent wafer, but of late has been neglect
ed, and Is unfit for use, which is a source of
great incon venIence 20 the neiEhborhood, being
compelled to go from X to Boundary street for
water. By calling the attention of the author
ties to the above complaint, you wIll oblige
many Of your PATRONS.
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ON TUESDAY,JAN. so,
At ten O'Clock,
AT OUR SALEsRUOMS.

Will be sold Q
QUANTITY OF FURNITURE
Bureaus, Bedstesds, Mattresses Chairs Tables
Looking Glasses, Toilet CrOckery, Glassware two
Refrigsrators, Stoves, sc 40.
ALSO,
to pay storage and expenses
Sbsrrels Bourbon and Bye Whisky
Is boxes Maccarohi
kits prime Ne Msckersl
Kegs and demiJohns Of various kinds Of Lii
Quors
barrels prime Vinegar
barrels Tomato Catsup.
ALSO,
large lot Of SUTLER5' GOODS.
1t NAGLE & CO., Auct
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TAPPING RANoHg.-Last night about s3e
O'Clock. Sergeant Skippon with . squad OF
the Third Ward police visited the mouse seps
by Eustis Kessler on X, between Sth ana YIN.
The inmates were having jolly time, the oar
was topen, liquor was passing aronn9, and .
deck OF cards was lying on the taoie; Sergeant
the secret signal gave ii at the door, and was
admitted He told the proprietor who he was,
and the proprietor tried to put mum out But
pronrieior nv the throat and threw him or the
fioor, general rush was made by the inmates
to escape One in an attempt TO get out OF the
window pushed his head through the glass,
hut decided TO draw in aud submit. The
whole party was arrested, fourteen in number,
one OF whom slipped away and escaped. Jus
tice Thompson fined the proprietor Si5 for
keeping bar open and selling liquor on sun
day; and fined each of the patrons OF the house
IS for disorderly conduct.
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SALES OF REAL EsTATB-W. L. Wall & Co.
auctiOneers, sold on Thursday afternoon, on
the premises, house and lots in square 76a, on
Sd street east, between l. and NJ south; house
and lot on Sd street, to ]. G.. Carol, S1,0i5;
lot adjoining. to w. II. McGinDis, IL cents per
foot lot in rear, on Canal street, to ]. @. Car
rol, 5A cents; lot on corner Canal and M st,
TO A. N Thompson, * cents; lot adjoining, to
same, 3H cents; lot adjoining, 10 ID. w. Garst,
cents; lot adjoining, to T. T.. Bean, 3K cents;
lot adjoining, to Jos. Gordon, 3x cents. Also,
in front Of the premises, on Saturday, Jan. 27th,
al p. m, house and lot, square No. 90o, l..
street south, near 9Th street. 10 Mr.. Edward
Cation. for $500.
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A REsURRECTIoS CAsE-Sunday morning,
about 3 O'Clock, officer n. u. Bray, OF the Third
Ward, and +. Rupp, special officer, doing
duty on eth street, north of G., noticed a wagon
driven suspiCiOusly upon their beat, and AFTER
watching II for q time, stopped il, and in
quired of the driver what he had in the wagon.
The reply was, nothing" They were not
satisfied, and looking in the wagon, found IL
contained the dead body of a negro. They ar
rested the driver and his companion, and car
ried them to Central Guardhouse. The priso-
ners proved to be n city physician and
colored man named Charles Stokes, AT the
hour for trial the case was laid before Justice
thompson. and the facts testified TO by the
ofncers- The facts were Rot denied, out the
Doctor said he bought and paid for the body,
and il was his. He did not take II from the
grave, 1t was already disinterred at the grave
yard, near the contraband camp, and ali he
had 10 do was to help 70 put II IN the wagon
when be went for it. The case required some
consideration, and Justice Thompson ascer-
tanned that there is no law Of Mary land or of
this District applicable to the case. A similar
case occurred some four or five years ago, in
which the Doctors were caught with their sub
ject in nearly the same way. That was tried
before Justice Goddard, who dismissed
the case, and his decision was approved by the
District Attorney. Under the circumstances,
and with this precedent, Justice Thompson
dismissed tins case.
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RY GREEN a WILLIAMS. AuctiOnsers.

RY GREEN WILLIAMS. Auctioneer.
ATCTIoN SALE OF SILVER WATCHES GOLD
riNSER Rings, BREAsTRINs, sPE0nTrAn,
PEss kSp PEEcILs KEYS, CLOCKS; And
ONE FINE REGULAToR, ON 7rH sTRfkI'
BET AND III SITS, No, 426.
On THURSDAY, the LIST dsy OF February, COM
mepcing att O'Clock .. sad continuing every
js3d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
Ps-ALL PERSONS HAVING WORK LEFT
for re pairs will ca Immediately for the sane as
shall my business b. tho It'll day % Febrnsry
neat ANNA CkUfr.
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SALE OF A VERY VALUABLE BOILDISG
LOT ON STREET, NEAR 7TH STREET.

SALE OF A VERY VALUABLE BOILDING
LOT On FsTREET, NEAR 7TH STREET
I O'CLOCK, Cd the premises, we shall sell parts of
Lots Is asd TO- Square 45. frop ting 10 feet ii inches
on south side OF street north, between Sth and 7h
streets west with depth Of I59 feet Ia inches to
30 feet alley In the rear and "a feet alley on east
size OF rear parts lets containing 7l4 uare feet
improved by we'll built two-story brick building on
the rear OF the lots fronting the alley 70 feet 10
inches. The lot will be sold by the square foot and
Include the building. A diagram or a recent eur
yty may be seen at this Office
Terms: One-half cash; balance in six tSalya
and eighteen months, for notes bearing interest
secured on the property.
ConyeysDcing and stamps at purchasers cost
The sale of this lot offers Opportunity 90 obtain
q very handsome lot IN which 70 build an elegant
double or two single house. IN one OF the most POS
uer parts OF this city, surrounds as 1t is by ir
class houses; and is again valuable AZ an invest.
meht on account OF the prospect Of street be-
coming business street for fine stores
u T-ts J. O. MCGUIRE G. Aucts
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FIRR-At 10 O'Clock yesterday morning,
between 18th and 18Th, was fired by an incsn
diary, whs got into the alley next the binding
and fred the place by using ball of rags sat-
urated with benzine, which he pressed in he
tween the Rreatherboards. The fire was DIS
covered by the owner. who was nearly su TO-
Gated with the smoke In his room in the upper
story, The alarm was sounded from box 81
and the freInen were promptly on the spot
and hy active operations, aided by the police,
SHungUished the flames without using their
apparatus
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f ATE PUBLICATIONS.,
- Fer Sale by
BLANCHARD & MOUUN.

BLANCHARD s. MOHUN,
Oorner Penns. avenue and IIth street
IS 90. ''
Marian Rookie, or the Quest of Fortune, vol
Sl.76.
Belton Estate, By TroIlope-eIoth aud paper.
Winetred Bertram, by author Of Schouburg Cot
ia Family.
Strathmore, by 0nids, vol. 81.
Story of the Great March, by Ward Nichols.
Price 50
RationsIism in Europe, by W. =. Ii Lecky, A.
NJ, 2 vols S..
Lives Of Rouiton and Watt, by Samuel Smile,
London Edition. SiG.
bishops Criminal Law, ycis. SIS.
Drum Taps, by Walt Whitman.
] he Malfut nation. Disease, &c, c the ringers
and Toes. by T Annandale.l vol. go,
Together with, = large and varied stock OF mis-
celaucOus and the best standard Books OF the day,
Orders solicited and Books not on hand furnished
BLANCHARD & MOHUN
IN sxyt Garner llth ct and penna avanna
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LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

GROWERS THEATRB-first night OF waits
Philips great romance of Lost in London, In
which the entire company will appear Ihis
play has had a great run IN the Northern clues,
and will no doubt prove a success here.
CANTERBURY Tonight the versatile troupe
IN ballet, song, dance, &C. The black tragedy
of The Stranger, sc.
ODD Fellow HALL.-The celebrated Milto-
nian TabIesux OF Paradise Lost, this afternoon
and evening.
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sY u. COLMAN s co, AuctiOneers.

RESTAURANT AND DINING SALOON AT
AUCTION.
We shall sell on MONDAY, Feb. 5th, at O'Clock
P; m, the entire Stock, Fixtures. Furniture and
License OF the Restaurant and Dining Saloon cor
OF Pennsy iyana avenue and I'd street, near the
west gate of the u s. Capitol, and Of the best
stands In Ter business, situated on the
principal thoroughfare 70 and from the Capitol,
aud ia the immediate vicinity Of the Baltimore De-
pot which makes II one Of the most desirable loca
tiOrs in the city for business. The whole will be
sold together, and without reserve as the present
proprietor Ia engaged In other business, which re-
quTes his entire attention. To persona xishinz 70
purchase an opportunity is offered for safe in
Ves:meDt. Terms cash at the time of sale Will
be st private sale until the day Of sale
ia N-td III GOTHAM CO, Aucts
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, AucuOneer..

Y GREEN WILLIAMS, AuctiOneer..
HOUSEHOLD FUREITURE, FRENCH PLATE
o. h wp3, So At PUBLIC AUCTION;
a. m, We shall sell, at No. I59 PennsyITania
avenue, between 18th and 18th streets, q general
assortment q ituTe, consisting in part Of
one hns French Plate Mirror
Walnut Hair cloth Sofas
Walnut Heir cloth Castor and Side Chairs
walnut Msrble-top Center and Side Tables
Walnut BedstR ads and Bureaus
Walnut snd PsiRted Wsrdrobes
Feather Beds, Pillows, aud Bolsters
air, Husk, and other n sttresses
HrTssels, Three. ply; and Ingram Carpets
u all and Stair OH Cloths
Cosking. Chamber. sns other Stoves
With q general assortment of Ritche1 Furniture.
jas GREEN & WILLIAMS Auots.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS.
Chisf ovd,reruaste-'s OEcs, Depof Of WasGisSto.,t
Washington. ID, c, January s, 1886.
under the direction OF Brevet Lieutenant OoIonS
James NJ Moore, A. Q. M, on WEDNESDAY
January 81, 1855, commencing at Il O'Clock m
the following described Government Buildings,
on II STREET. BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH
sTBEEI AND OoEHEOTIOUT AVENUE
ON ssTERsfGasT Ei STREET. isfs BErwruy
AND STREETS.
Wsrehouss No; s, So 10y sih feet.
AND STREETS.
wsrehouss No. Z, 81 ty Is feet
ON X STREET, BETWEEN SIXTEENTH AHp
u, sssEhTEENTH STREETS.
Warehouse No. 9 81 by lf feet.
The buildings will be sold singly, in the ORDER
from date Of sale.
Terms cash. in Government funds; cvr
ia 2s-5t Depot Of GsshinstOs.
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AUCTION SALR.

IN sA~ Asossss Sales, see y..rsA ,e1s.I
RI aRKxH . WILLIAMS, Auouo,..r,
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND k1rcHEs yun-
n, ,k EFIERE A. A. pgsLIo AUCTION:
elinips house lssPins IS lsa M.s:seSa.stts sH.-
s.scItment Of Furniture, consisting in part Of
Bedsteads, Bureaus, wardrobss, Msskstsads
EItenaon and side Tables
Hair, Husk, and other Mattresses
Carpets and 0ilcIo,hs
Cseking and Chamber Stoves
China, Glass, and Creckery Ware
With many other artisits, too numerous TO emu
jan GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RI d. L. WELLS 3 co., AuotiOueers.
We viii sell at auction, on WEDNESDAY,, the
q. Of Hou.ehola Efse .se premises.
Very moe Brussels Carpets; also, Thrss-ply and
SC Som. excellent Mahogany Bsd.se.ds, Marble top
Bureaus and wsshstands, Sofas, ana Stuffed
Chairs.
Large Mirrors, Curtain fixtures, Sc, and very
fine sweet toned Piano.
A lot 81 ins OurIsd Hair and Hu.k Mattresses,
large lot Of sheeting and Pillow Slips Pillows, and
A very fine lot Of silver, China, and Crockery
ing TO general household furniture
DAY. the slst instrnt, on the premises, 31+ 10th
street, between and N By 10 ,.,
RYEAGLE q CO, Anetsneer.;
corner Of 18th street.
Nsgle q Go. will give their personal atte.tion to
the sale OF Kea Estate and Household Furniture at
the residences Of families declining housekee3in
ehsndise OF every description, Horses, Carriages,
hefnees' &c. dec lily
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CAUGHT AGATN.-Last week. Vim. Ii Shaw
airs Johnson, COiOred, was arrested by De-
tecilVes Kelly ana BIgley upon a charge of
stealing basket containing money, &c from
me market wagon of q. Rupert about q year
ago. In that case Shaw was released on bail
Tor cour.. Saturday ne was again arrested by
OrcFr X johnson, who IL acting with the de-
Z. cuyeS, upon charge OF entering the store OF
J d. PITY corner of 9Th and I streets and
JObbing the money drawer about the same tirna
that MI kuppsTt was robbed Superintend-
snt Richards, who investigated the case, sent
Shaw TO Jail for court
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, AuctiOnser..

by GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers.
EXCELLENT AND WE'LL KEPT PIANO.
h1BTE e AND H1usEHoLD FURNITURE AT
m, We shall sell at the residence Of gentleman
deeliSing hsusekespiHg, on sth street; between I
of Household Furniture viz:
One Chickering Rosewood case Piano, Stool, and
Hsir-sloth ParlCr Sets, consisting Of Sofa, Easy,
One COmmsde, wbatnots and Centre Table.
nl PAINTINGS, Books aud Ornaments
Feather Pillows and CURED Hair Msttresses
Blankets, Comforts, Sheets aud Cases
Bed Lounge, window Shades. and Cane seat Ch.
Parlor, Chamber. and Cooking Stoves
Dining room Furniture aud Crockery
Also. Kitchen Requisites
And many other articles too numerous 10 snuns-
Terms cash.
GREEN a WILLIAMS, AuOts.
premises. ia Is tuths&dsI @. Sw.
pT WIN. L. WALL & CO, Auctiopeer,,
I'D South corner Penn. avenue and 9Th street.
FORTY RoxEs SICILY LEMONS AT AUo-
On TUESDAY MosNiSG, Jan. 50, commencing
. . boxes Sicily LEMONS, in prime order.
Jazz WI. WALL & 90. Aucts.
pUBLIG AUCTION OF STEAM MILL AND
GoVEREhEsT BgILDLNGs, IL
Washington, 10 C.. January Is. 1886
, VIII he sold a. public auction, on TUESDAY,
January 30, 1856. at IL O'Clock O. m, in ALEXAns
Okla, Va, the following public property Wis:
The Steam Mill on King street, near Peyton. q
t~o-story building, a by q feet, and one franz
building, l6 by II feet.
ALSO,
stt.sl Boiler, complete, go kOrs. pOvsrL
ponkcy Pump, IS horse power.
Large lrsn Kettles,
Small Iron Kettle
Steam Tub and Coil.
Iron Wee.
2Honbey WrenchA@
CIV feet Of Water and Steam Pipe
Steam Engine, in excellent order. Is harts
power snd large quantity 90 Machinery.
Ing, GO by 1871 feet
At the foot Of Water rteeet south the Govern
ment Slaughter House, consisting Of the following
buildings:
II Frame Building, % By s. feet, (sIsughter
g., ! Frame Building, 70 BY II feet, (sttsched to
I Frame building, 50 BY 20 feet, once and Mos
Frame Building Il By Is feet, CstabIel.
Also, Fence snd Platform, and i scOw, 3 feet
Terms Cash in Government funds at the time Of
!aB6t Major and g. g.. e. 5. A.
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PREsESTATIOS.-Un Saturday evening last
the members of II. y. French Lodge, r. A. NJ a.,
met at the residence OF Past Grand Master B.
Is French 70 present 10 Worshipful Master f.
l.. Stevens, Of that lodge, a handsome silver
set. II WAS the purpose Of this lodge 10 have
presented the above sat on the Saturday pre-
~iousi but owing 10 illness of Mr.. French the
ceremonies were postponed to the time stated
presen ;atjon committee, being absent from sick
ness Mr.. French read The address and made
The presentation IN his usual neat and happy
manner Mr.. Stevens responded, thanking the
brethren heartily for the handsome manner
they had manifested their esteem of him At
The con clUsiCn or the ceremonies the COMPANY
repaired TO the banquet room. where there was
substantial repast prepared for them
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MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,

The Second Session of the College Term ef Iss,
and '66 of this institution will open on the Ist
February. A''
The COLLEGIATE and Preparatory Depsrtments
Scientific instruction. ~
Board, tuition. washing, fuel, and lights slso
per session OF i've months, payable in advance
The College lie nine miles north Of Washington nv
railroad or turnpike. "
For further particulars address
N. b. WORTHINGTOE,
PRESIDENT Mary land Agricultural College,
yeII-IaNSw Prince George county, Nd
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Il EbY FOB GONORRhGA, GLEET, Ere
ONE Box WILL PERT2Ra A CuRx. Ingredients
no bad oaor, and may be carried in the vest poci.
ct without fear ofdeteGtiSn Circulars free. Price
te S. @. Upham, 400 Chestnut street, PhiIadel.
phis, and in Washington by 8. q. FORD, 290 Pa,
avenue. Sent by mai. ia saoly
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DIED.,

] ADIKs OF WAsHINGTON.-I am now fully
= prepared to nanHfactnrs all kinds Of Ladies
Dress trimmings in any color at the shortest no.
tIce aiso havs on hand full stock If the latest
styles OF Trimmings, Ball Fringes. in SILK AMI
Hgolen, Angola Chenille Fringes, a hne selection
OF bite Trimmings for Opera Cloaks, Cord and
Tsssels, Gold, Silver and Steel Paris Ornaments.
Z l.. SCHMIDT.
299L5 Pennsylvania avenue
Next door to Mr.. Draws Dyeing
l6G Hot- Establishment.
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RCBBERY.-Sa:UTGay night. Jas. Thomson
and John Kennedy, two soldiers. went 10 27I
Eiddler's Row, u street, near lSk keDt Iy
Dennis NOland Between them The soldiers
had about SO in money. They engaged rooms
and selected Alice Harris and Anna Steele 10
keep them company. They discovered bet IRE
daylight that they had been robbed of their
funds, and complained 10 the police OHcprs
Robinson and HOlbrOok arrested Dennis No.
land, John MCnhCllaud, James Nagle, Alice
Harris sEd Anna Steele, and took them before
Justice horsell. The money was not re-
covered, but Alice Harris ard her companion,
Jas. Magic, were sent TO jail for court. The
other prisoners We're dismissed.
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MISSIONARY NEETISG.-Ts sterdaY thu n, T.
sionary exercises AZ Waugh Chapel took place
and IN the morning and evening the hon Sp was
crowded. In the forenoon. Rev Dir Moor
preached, and at night addresses were de-
lVered by Hon. NT. Wiley. Of w. Va, and
Hon MI ShellahaTgsr, of Ohio. During the
services, Brig. Gen. James 4. Exin, Hon Geo
V Lawrence, Messrs. Wiley ard ShsIlIbarger
were made life members OF the Missionary So
ciety, and during the cav over S2tg- was sub
Ecrlbed and collected. This charge, now under
charge OF Rev Mr. NerriCk, who is filing ont
The tenn Of Rev. Geo. V. I.esch, transferred 20
East washington on the death Of Rev II "
SiPeE, sOE1e months since, expect 10 more than
double the amount before Conference. the Sun
day School being Yet 10 hear from
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ElY WIN. l.. WALL s. CO., AuctIoneers
ID South corner Pepn's ave. and 9TH 81

10y WIN. l.. WALL s. CO., AuctIoneers
- South corner Fepn's ave. and 9Th So.
EXECUTORS SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND
LOT ON L STREET NORTH. BETWEEN
4TH AND 5Ts STREETS WEST
On TUESDAY, the 23d day Of January, 1888 at 4
O'Clock m, We shall offer for sale at pu bio auc-
ton, in front OF the premises, part Of Lot nun
bered eight q, in square south of square number
ed nve hundred and sixteen. IS el6) with the i'm
preyements thereon, consisting OF q neat and com
fortable frame house
This property lie situated on I street north, be-
tween 4th and 5th streets west, IN most desirable
location.
Terms: One third cash; residue ia six and twelve
months, the purchaser giving his notes for tbs de-
TERED psyD satisfactorily endorsed and bear
Ing interest from the day Of sale secured by deed
Of trust on the premises.
a deed given and q deed Of trust takcn
Convey anCtng and Stamps at the cost Of the pur-
chaser.
If the terms OF sale srs not compiled with With
FIVE days from the day Of sale, the Executors re-
serve the right to resel the said property at the
risk and cost ef the defaulting purchaser on Civ
ing two days notice N the Evening Star
ASBURY LLOYD. fr.
J. MErGEY DOTELER. hAecutors'
"a IL eo5ds VIM. l.. WALL & CO., Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED ON
account G. the weather until TIL CRSDAY Az
IERNOOS. Feb. lst same hour AMI Tlace
IA e W. l.. WALL & 90
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FER sale hye hundred cart-loads Of sAwDUST
6PgR AT VALTfS hiRdling AVID stove WOOD ONCE
2s2 Penn avenue. between Iitn and I2.b straats
or at Mill foot OF nth 81 -+'" Gnu 49, IA az 81
rASARY, bSUkIHG, RED BIRDS, AND
- PAhkUle, Tor sale at No 463 al street ssx a
Capitol Hill. ~
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EOR REET-Two ROOMS, furnished or uaf ur-
l. nished Apply goo 9th St, between " aad