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NEW JERSEY.

Under the provisions of the Compulsory Education
law, which is in force New Jersey, parents and
guardians required to send to school children be-
tween the ages of Ave and eighteen least twelve weeks
in each year Neglect to comply with the law involves
penalty of $25 for each offence
The evidence in the vapor gasght contract at Jersey
City was completed yesterday, and the question will
be submitted to the Superior Court New York on
the suit brought by Mr. Walker against Fayette the
patentee of the vapor light The testimony Will also be
submitted to the Grand Jury at Jersey City,
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KINGS COUNTY HOSPITAL.

The Commissioners OF Charities declare their detcrm-
nation to make a most rigid examination of the com
plant preferred by Mrs. Maria Pennington and Mrs
Graham against the Mrs. Hardy of ward No 2l
The investigation is TO be resumed to-day In the Hos
pital at Flntbush. Commissioner Norris applied TO
Judge McCue, Of the City Court yesterday TO learn {
the Board had power 10 compel witnesses testify
fore IL Judge McCue replied that II had not
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positively denies that he was engaged in the affair OF tho
lane young Duckworth to the contrary.
Cantrell Is well connected a soldier In the federal
army and was generally respected in the county
These are the only captures thus far but If Duck
worth Will turn State evidence he may for there's
pretty sweetheart at his bedside nursing him. and
he'd dislike 10 leave her widowed before she is wife,
ne may disclose enough 10 lead TO the capture OF the
others
REDEEMED.
The county is reused at last II from a nightmare
For the hrs time in two years the people dare TO speak
out They have organized militia company com posed
OF the best men In the county and they will assert the
supremacy OF the law over every form Of villany
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MILITARY HoNoRS TO THE DEAD.

Colonel Harry Rockafellar formerly commandant Of
the seventynrs regiment Of this city buried yes
terday. The funeral ceremonies took place in Grace
church, al Orange, n J. The members OF the Old
Guard, commanded by Major George w. Mclean,
and those Of the Veteran Association OF the Seventy
first regiment Of both of which organizations be
q member, attended his funeral They left thls
city at nine O'Clock yesterday morning The Seventy
first regiment would have done honor to the memory OF
its former commander bad it been in the city. Quite
number OF its members who did not accompany the
regiment 10 the encampment at Oakland Beach, X. l.,
went with the Old Guard and the Veterans 70 Orange
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NEW YORK CITY.

John Osborne, aged seventeen years No s2I Eighth
avenue accidentally fell from rocks on Fifty nth
street yesterday and was seriously injured Taken To
Roosevelt Hospital
Edward Higgins, laborer while working on pier No
80 North River had his leg broken by large square OF
plate glass falling upon him. Removed TO the Chambers
Street Hospital.
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TERROR IN BABYLON.

Captain Mcdonnell of the Eighth precinct, has sta
toned extra patrolmen on Greene, Wooster, Sullivan
and Canal streets with orders arrest the female fire.
queners the dsreputable houses in those streets
the drs nmaton OF their plying their nefarious bust
The result has been general stampede from the
inf cd dicfr
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THE NEGRO SCARF.
The AtIanta constltutlon says.-

The Atlanta COnstnuttOn says
II the conspiracy had progressed far enough to have
caused the death Of single negro admins jour
nails would have surely claimed that il was another dar
ing Southern outrage, and the outrage mills from
Maine Oregon. and particularly in Ohio would have
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bis
RICHARD n SMITH.

UuTk.
Georgia, Ldurens C0unty.-Before the undersigned
Justice Of the Peace IN aud for the Eighty sixth district
g. NJ, Of said county personally came Richard Smith,
Of his own will aud accord who being duly sworn de-
poseth and saith that the above statement is true TO
the best Of his knowledge and belief
his
RICHARD u SMITH
mark.
Sworn 10 and sub scrbed before me this August 49,
1875 d J. MOoREMAH j r.
Witncsses-D. s. Blackshear C.ss Guyton r. A.
Kcman.
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might be some other little things which can't rec
olect but the main objects | have given you. hy
quitting the organization at the time did prevents me
from giving you other secrets connected with the
organization their late secrets are unknown TO me
Question-Now John, do you say on your oath, and
In an open free confession, without any fear OF punish
ment or hope Of favor and reward and in the presence
Of us whose names appear below that all you have said
in the answers TO the questions prop0unded to YOU
true to the best Of your knowledge and beliefY
do
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August 1s 1873
Question--Do you know anything Of secret organl-
zatOn among the negroes in this neghborhood, and II
So state all you know about itg
AnswerIes, there is secret organization known as
military company; / went 70 meeting for the pur-
pose Of joining but declined TO do because the cap
tain would not tell me the secret before joining II
was about midnight when ! attended this meeting
/ asked Alexander Rose an Oliicer OF the COM
pany, what the object Of the organization; he re-
piled that this land government land and that the
negroes justly entitled part Of IT, and they
tended to have It or blood he, Alexander Rose,
said be would tell me nothing more until / Joined the
company; from all heard, hmly believe that tho
negroes Intended to kill the white people and get their
lands; they expected help from the North some
where. do not know when they we're to commence
killing, but have betn looking for it 10 commence
every day; Harrison Tucker captain and / believe
Tony Wright Is nrst lieutenant and Alexander Rose
second lieutenant
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DIED.

BALL. on TUESDAY, January sch after alinssr-
inZ Illness which h. bore with chI,tiau fbritaas
and r,signaiiun' JAMES \ BALL in the o5th year
hI- age
Funeral from Calvary Baptist church on Sund.,
aiieTuoUn. ut cd clock. Relatives aud friends re
~pectiUlly invited e. attend Jan2stD
DAVIS In this city, on the might of the 9Th Jas
Usry- WILLIAM 4. DAVIS. aged 81 years, youngest
son II t'eorgIana the late George " Davis.
IL FUNERAL. with requiem hgh mass. will take
place az y Patrick church, on SATURDAY. slth IN
slant. at % clock p
GoSSAGE. On the 18th instant, from the rfe-t /.
Il .,aTi,t fever EDGA Az l., eldest s"n o Mm sus
Sarah J. Go-sage.
HI, remains were carried to Richmond, Va, 20
burial.
LANE. Al 3o-cIock this morning January s7th
oi pneumonia. CHARLES II. LANE, Ia the oath year
OF las
Funeral services al the Metropolitan MK.
Church, on Friday, at ? .. zt
LoRAIN. "Wednesday. the 9th inst after bret
shines. WILLIAM JOHNSON IoRAIN. aged s years
son ~ apialn J.. lorain. ~ Artillery, aud granisog
81 W Mcdonald, esd IL this city.
The friends - tfa family invited 70 attend the
funeral cremHnie, which VII tai- plara AZ the res
dcnCe q Mr.. Mcdonald, 1881 street, al 2 clock
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. The remains viii bc inferred AZ
West Point, y. \.
MULLEN. On the 9th inst ., at Il o clock, RIcH-
MoNo MULLEN, aged 81 years
Friends are respectfully ina, irel % attend the fun,
raj uu FRIDAY. 18th instant, al nclork, from the
resd-rceoi hi- father, No. 1926 18th bet
and streets. May a. rest in peace
NEAL. ON the 2Sth day % January, ISIS, after So
Illness 81 II months, WILLIAM u. NEAL, aged Is the
only son II Henry and Elizabeth Neal. deceased
The friends aud relatives requested 10 attend
hl- funeral on saturday the 18th inst al a. dock
which viii be iron the Residence 81 his beiOses
parents, No. 1915 10th street.
WITHEROw. ON the 9th uf January, 1870.
IRIAH infant son ui .. VI and Amanda 4 Miths
ruw, aged months and - dav-.
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS IN SQUARES 277, 21s, AND 279,
SURROUNDING THEI3rH- STREET CIRCLE;
THE LARGEST In THE CITY.
- by virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court CT
the District Of Columbia, in cause wherein
rine +. Owen ct al defendants, Ne 40l3 Equity,
bearing date January the Sth 1875, will sell at pnb
lie auction, on MONDAY, the first (lst) day of Feb
ruary, 1875, at O'Clock m, in front OF the prem
Uses, the following described real estate: Lot 5, in
square III being in Robert Cotmals subdivision of
east side of 18th street, between and streets hay
ing front of Il feet by 10, TO 10 feet alley: Inn
mediately alter, lots "a, two CD, three 3D. four
a. five (5l twenty GID, and twenty two 20, in
suuare two Lnndred and seventy eight tZoD, imme-
diately fronting the Circle. Also, lots twenty two
and seventy nine (279) bounding the Circle on the
southeast side.
Terms Of sale as prescribed in said decree, as fol
lows: fourth OF the purchase money 70 be paid
in cash the residue In and years; deferred pay
mens be secured by deeds of trust on the property
from day of sale Convey ancng at 1.-THE cost OF the
purchasers. Slco will be required on each lot a
time of sale If terms of sale are not complied win
in ten days, the property will be resod at the risk
and cost Of the defaulting purchaser or purchasers
after ten days advertisement in some newspaper
published in the city OF Washington, ID. u.
N B-The above described property safrounds
the 18th Circle the largest In the Dtrict and
is Immediately opposite the lots selected Tor resi-
deuces by General Grant and Mr. Phelps, our re-
this Is the most desirable unimproyed real estate in
this city: rare chance for investments, either to
hold as ii is 90 desirable PLACE for residences
LATIMER tLEARY,
jsnlltd tRep .Chron.l Auctioneers,
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LIMITED STATES MARSHALIS SALE.

BY virtue of a writ of iera facias issued ont Of the
Clerk office Of the Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia, and TO me directed, sill sell at public
sale. for cash, in front of the house door said
District, on MONDAY; the 18Th day Of February,
ISIS clock the following pronerty of John
j. Sullivan, to Wit: Lot No. 3 in s9nare No 6i7, and
lot No : in so square !; Nc. SI, and improvements
ments thereon, and part Of Lot /, IN square No.
go, beginning ns.ls feet from northeast corner
of said lot west 30 feet; thence running back
the uniform width 81 feet to North Carolina avenue,
together with all and singular the improvements
thereon all in the city of Washington, ID. c., seized
and levied upon ~ the property of John ] Sullivan
garnishee Of Samuel Bacon, and will be sold to
satisfy execution No, 05o7, In favor Of Frank G
Davidson ALEX. SHARPE,
JAMES til u. 8. Marshal, d, G.
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INITHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
II OF COLUMBIA

IordiHg n SPECIAL Term, January Eth, 1875.
In the case Of Robert Chew, ADMINISTRATIVE Of
MARTHA T.. DE COVER. deceased, the adj
ministratriX aforesaid has, with the appreciation of
the Supreme Court Of the District of Columbia afore
said, appointed tuesday, the lot IA day of February
ISIS for the final settlement and distribution of the
personal estate of said deceased aud of the
hand as far as the have been collected and
turned money: when and where all the creditors
and heirs said deceased notified to attend, with
their claims properly vOuched. they may other
wise ly Law be- excluded from all benefit in said de
Cea EDS estate. Provided. copy Of this order be
published once a week for three weeks in the Even
Ing Star previous 20 the Sati day Test
laLll ~. 81 A WEBSTER, Register u Ills
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
IL IL NARNER,
-. Real Estate Au.sionaer and Broker
FEDERAL Buildings, corner 9TH and 4 SITS northwes

II Ii WARNER,
-. Real Estate Au-tioneer and Broker
Federal Buildings corner 9TH and SITS northwest
TRusTEEs' SALE OF A DESIRABLE FARM,
GuNIAINlSG FIFTY AcRES, BEAUTIFUL
bMEIhING, AND THE NECESSARY OUT
TEk MARLBORO ROAD, WITHIN A MILE
AND A HALF FROM UNiONTOWN, u. c.
-! BY virtue Of a deed of trust Sltei July Is. A .
k d. ISIS, duly recorded in Lber No IT, folio 10
et seq, one Of the land records for the county OF
Washington, in the District Of Columbia ami az n
request OF the party secured thereby, will sell at
- Is5 at o clock p m, all that piece parcel
OF land lying and being in the county of -hiI yton
u. G, to wit: Beginning for the same on the Mari
borO road. at the distance of twelve tI2I perchaS
land, and running thence to the sixth line thereof
las shown by a plat Of said tract Of land, made by
Lewis ,areeIry, public surveyor of Washington
county, and described more fully in a deed from
7. Page, 10 one Daniel Lee, recorded in Libar j A
~ folio 80, one OF the land records of said Washing
lngton at such distance from the west side thereof
being the same tract of land conveyed by r NJ Hall
and wife to the Girls Industrial Home school " by
DEED dated July Is. 1873, together with the improve
mentS, &c.
Terms: One third cash and the balance at six and
twelve months, with interest at seven per cent par
ahnufn from day OF sale secured by deed Of trust
on the property sold deposit of 80 will be
CURED as deposit At time of sale Ali ConypyauCing
AZ expense of the purchaser If terms Of sale ara mi
complied with in ten days from day Of sale the trus
tees reserve the right 10 resell the property at the
days advertiser mt
GEORGE W; sTICKNEY,l rr,..,,,
jan9- tn ,thSds J. T. CoLDWELL, Salesman
nyTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
TIT RSDAf: January -: $50. same hour and
CmAS n THOMAS. Trustees
Jan2}-eoSd- J. T. COLDWELL, salesman
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RkAl ESTATE, KNOWN As GRANTS ROW e,

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, KNOWN As GRANTS ROW ,
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, II. c.
r.? BY virtue Of decree passed in the supreme
day of January, A. d. 1875, in Equity cause No.
1865, wherein Aaron W. Carter ct al ara complain
anus and Albert Grant et al are defendants, the
derSlgned will. on THURSDAY, the -th day Of
premises sell at public auction the highest bidder
AZ those lots Of ground, with improvements,
situated in the city If Washington, Dis
trlct of Columbia, and known ON the
three, g. four, a. five, 81 six t6D eight, 81 nine,
90 ten. TO- eleven II } twelve, (I2l fourteen ia
and sixteen d. according TO A. Grants recorded
subdivision OF square numbered seven hundred and
All Of the above lots except lot No. Is are situa
ted on East Capitol street between 81 and streets
cast, and improved by the magnificent hpu >eS
known Grants Row. These houses are q feet
inches There are eigant brick stables on the rear
Of each lot. The houses are furnished with all the
modern Improvements, and are decidedly the hand
soonest buildings in the city. The lot No. 10 Is
- feet inches front, and lot running back 10 feet
This sale furnishes favorable opportunity to
members OF Congress To provide themselves with ele
CANT residences near the Capitol ON easy terms.
The terms Of sale are one fourth of the purchase
money in cash, and the balance in three equal pay
ments at slN twelve, and eighteen months. The de
ferred payments 10 bear interest at the OF per
cent annum and TO b. secured 10 the satisfaction
Each lot will be sold separately, and the sale will
continue from dav to day, at the same hour each
day until all of said lots shall have been disposed
deposit Of $500 will be required each lot al the
with within ten days of sale the trustees will resell
at risk and cost OF defaulting purchaser. All con
Nel aICing at cost OF purchaser.
LEWIS b. PIERCE, lTr,-...
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HOTELS.

WESTMINSTER HOTEL,
w IN The EUROPEAN PLAN
corner OF Irving Place and 10th Street
NEW YORK,
Only one block from Union Square, the most cen
tTs Aet qUle: location in the city, in the Immediate
vicinity OF all the principal places of amusement and
leading retail stores, has been enlarged and i'm
proved the past by the addition Of fifty rooms
and q Passenger elevator.
f~bi y CHAS. b. FERRIN, Proprietor.
fllSOS : HOTEL,
H No. 100 c STREET,
" BETWEEN 1TH and -rH STREETS
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cash prices paid for Second
~ hand CLOTHING, FURNITURE, BOOTS and
SHOES. &C. Orders by mail attended to. Ii. COL
MAN & CO., 92f Pennsylvsni avenue, corner 10th
street. octS- "
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~Sp.ritualisin has recently gained very
strong hold upon the MorTnons, and very
large proportion of them havedeclared them
selves believers i'm IL. 1t is said TO be very
difficult to persuade those who abandon the
Mormon faith to adopt Christianity, and if
Mormonism ever passes away, most of its
believers will be likely to become Spiritual
lists or downright Materialists.
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A PRECoCIoUs BROOKLYN SUNDAY
School BoY.-In the case of the fight i'm
Grace Episcopal Church Sunday School in
Atlantic street, Brooklyn, in which Gilbert
Travis, a Sunday school pupil aged Is, had
Mr.. George Caldwell, Sunday School SUI
perintendent, and. Charles NJ. Church, War
den, arrested for assault and battery in push
ing him into a seat in which he did not want
the defendants, and has discharged them.
The boy called the superintendent a Stub
ber," and declared tnat he would "get square
with him. ~ Y. EfIal.
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% INV A l. 1 Id = .

If you are suffering with Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Constipation, Loss of Appetite or General Debility,
get one bottle INNINGS BITTERS, and use
according TO directions, and II you not benefited
by ii go back to the party from whom you purchased
IL and get your money back. All parties selling it
authorized to sell upon the above terms. For
sale b. Druggists and GrOcers generally.
BROWNING & MIDDLETON,
Clio Pennsylv ania avenue,
sepst2m Projectors and Manufacturers
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= J. SWEET,
Il. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. J11 9TH street, opposite L. ) Post Office.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEW TWO STORY,
BASEMENT, AND MANSARD ROOF BRICK
DWELLING ON STREET. BETWEEN I2TH
AND 18TH STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUG
TON.
@.l BY virtue of two deeds of trust to US, dated
IL, uy II, a. II. 1874, and september -, A. ID.
fS-I- respectively, and recorded in Liber No. 753
folio 3I and Liber No. 76, folio 295, of the lands
records for the District of Columbia, and at the
quest of the party secured thereby, Will sell at
public auction, in front Of the premises; on
WEDNESDAY, February 3 1875, at 4 o clock p.
m, all that piece or parcel Of ground situate in the
city of ashington, District of Columbia, and being
ali of lot numbered twenty, (2Ol in W. w Eldrldge
subdiy of lot ettered A, y of the recorded sub
diyi, of lot numbered ten, (l0D iii square num-
hertd hundred and eighty six, 2s6,l as the said
Eldridgcs subdiV ision is recorded i'll Liber DR.. W
Il. Magruder, folio lu9 in the office of the Surveyor
Of the District of Columbia, together with the i'm
prOVcmentS, &C.
Terms 81 400 in cash and the balance al six and
twelve months, with interest at eight per cent per
annunl secured 10y deed OF trust ON the property
sold. One hundred dollars viii be required q
deposit at time of sale. Ali CODveyancing at eX-
pense Of the purchaser. Subject to deed of trust
dated May -, 1874, for Sie}, with interest at ten
per cent, payable two years after date. Recorded in
Liber No 3 folio 81 OF the land records Cor the
District of Columbia.
~ Terms of sale to he complied with in seven
days. BRAINARD IL WARNER, r.
JAMES 5. EDWARDS, i'us'ecs'
iaU2l -eO&ds T. J. SWEET, huctioueer
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limited STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue of writ Of rri facias issued out of the
Clerk ONCE Of the Supreme Court of the District of
tguH bia, and to me directed, will sell. ut public
sale IOT cGSH in front Of the Court house door Of
aid District. on FRIDAY, the 29th day of January,
1915, at IL clock m, the following property, 20 wit,
With" southern part Of Lot No o, in square No.
li, beginning for the same at the southwest corner
Of said lot and square and running thence east along
the line of north 20 feet to the southeast cor
ner OF said lot thence north IS feet 2t inche thence
west 10 feet the line Of 18th street west and thence
along the line Of 10Th s. feet ~ inches TO
the place OF beginning together with all and Singh
lar thA improvements thereon in the city of Wash
ingun l.. G. seized and levied upon the property
OF Anna and Peter SChramm, and will be sold to sat
isty execution No. l2242-JOseph WeyriCh Use of L..
Mayer. ALEX. SHARP,
JAMS dts u >. Marshal ID. @.
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A ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON L. Il.

aLEN1NbhtA y hLiEk XII \ >bN hiT IL IL
tpENEE UF And SIXTH STREETS.
Local trains ltyef T Alexandria a. faII1ws.-6. Z
- . 10 II a ~ I. ,. 4 - ,. d, : ?. m: a.
m s4d = daily, all other trains daily except
Sul-iav.
Local Trains leave AIe0anIria p, f,Ilowz.-6 I -
@ 10 I I e. Ia. l. 3. { =. o aui r IN The =
g. n euI ? m from Alexandria daily, all other
trains daily except sunday.
= e. m and 2. m connect with trains on Wash
IT, ErsJi and Ohio u r
GREAT SOUTHERN EMPRESS, via Richmond,
leaves darlington ; = 7. daily. except sunday
ENTrr-~ for r. aLcEd leayes W Washington daily AZ
= 30
Through tickets 20 al points South and Southwest
r sale AZ tihc- corner 18th street and PrHE-ylva
avenue and corner 9th stree; and Pennsylvania ave
EUu. vh-r- passengers can leave orders for baggage
g. D. checked At all hotels and residences through to
destination. T.. : YOUNG,
General Passenger Agent.
GLt- g WILKINS, General ~Up't.
I1Cf n Baltimore. Nil.
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DEATH OF THE $4,000 Cow.-The Paris
Kentuckian of January 20 says:-''On Satur-
day last the Fourth Duchess of Oneida died
at Hon. Il. j. Megfbben's. She was purchased
by Megibben & Bedford October, 1873, at
Campbell's New York Mills sale, for SIS, 600
She leaves bull calf, three months old, BY
Fourteenth Duke of Thorndale, said 10 be
one of the finest Dukes in the country. There
was, of course, no insurance on her. Thus
the S25 900 heifer has met tie same fate as the
so 500 COW Mr. T.. G. BeC.ford has been par
ticularly unfortunate, having heretofore lost
fu-n lv hnlls ~
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THE AMERICAN SCIENTIST>.-Dur Amrri-
can astronomers. we observe. are cpmpli-
mented 10y the English for choosing a. posts
OF Importance places given up as too hope
leS>ly miserable even for our enthusiastic.
astronomers" We await frequent diSpatc
ana reports from the numerous Observers
some 81 whom have not al an vet responded
And We rejoice in the ait of the lightning
wires by which 1.-The whole earth has beAa
tunnel into one huge observatory" BY the
cable stations have been selected. Longitude.
determined, and results recorded. The srien-
tihc world owes 10 10 the news o. = grand
tTiUmph-N l. Herald
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- II. WARNER.
10. Real Estate Broker and Aurtioneer
Federal Buildings, corner 9Th and SITS northweS

AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOT. on THE NORTH SIDE OF : STREET,
BETNE liTH AND 15TH STREETS y. W.
O. On THURSDAY. January -. IS15. will b.,
LII sold at public auction, in front Of the premises,
Lu' numbered twelve, IL, in square numbered two
hundred and six. (2SD fronting twenty t20l feet
four 81 inches the north side Of street, with
depth of one hundred loo feet to alley. This lot
located the street railway and within half
square from the State Department, renders il very
desirable Tor persons connected with the government
Terms: Onc-fOurth cash: and the balance in u Is
and - months, with interest at per cent, secured
10y deed of trust tn" property sold. deposit Of
: To- VIII be required a time of sale. All convey
anCing at purchasers cost. Terms t. be complied
with in seven DAYS
Jaul6-ee,Sds J. I. COIDWEL,L, Salesman