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DIED..


CREEPY. At ! O'Clock q. m, December 12th 1891,
OF congestion Of the lungs, Mrs. Ii. b. CREECY,
mother of c. 4. and T. w. Creecy, aged sixty seven
years.
Services at Chapel. Oak HILL Tomorrow. TUESDAY. D
at 80 pm.
JONES. At Philadelphia. Pa, December 10Th. 1884,
Mrs. HANNAH FEBIGER JONES, aged eighty eight
navy and Colonel George L. Febiger, U. s. both
now on duty in this city.
JOY. On SUNDAY. December 18th. 1881, at ii O'Clock
an. after lingering illness. which she bore with
Christian fortitude, SARAH b., beloved wife Of Thomas
JOY and daughter of the late John Echerson of West
River. Nd. aged nifty three years.
Funeral will take place Tuesday, December 18th.
Interment in Rock Creek Church Cemetery. Friends
and relstiyes invited.
LANCASTER On Saturday. December 10th, 1881,
at Sis O'Clock, MARY 4. LANCASTER, widow of the
late E. f. Lancaster in the thirleth Of her
after long and painful illness. which she bore with
Christian grace.
My nesh shall slumber in the ground
Til the last trumpets joyful sound:
Then burst the chain with sweet surprise
Andin my Seyiour's image rise.
Funeral will take place Wednesday, December 18th,
st 80 O'Clock pm. from her brothers residence q.
ROACH. On the morning Of December llrh, 1881.
JOHN ROACH. in the sixty sixth year Of his age.
Funeral from his late residence, No. GIG q street
southeast Tuesday the 18th instant, at O'Clock d.
Services at St Peters Church at $50 O'Clock y. m.
Relatives and friends sre respectfully invited to at
tend.
WALSH. On December llth 1881, at l2:ls pm..
Funeral win take place from his late residence s3l
Twenty fifth street. Tuesday afternoon, December
18th, at O'Clock Friends OF the family invited
attend.
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The Independent Movement i'm Missis.
Sippi.
BUoYANT vIKwS OF GEN.


Gen. ". T. Fitzgerald, OF Mississippi, is in this
city. He was the candidate OF the independents
for the Office of attorney general of his state at
the late election The object of his visit here is to
consult with President Arthur and see what SUD-
port the Independents rely upon on the part Of
the administration. He said, In conversation with
a STAR reporter, that with One-fourth the support
given Malone In Virginia the INDEPENDENTS in
MISSISSIPPI would have been successful at the re-
cent election. despite the ballot-box stufflng.
''HoW about buldOZing 2" asked TIE STAR
''That is thing or the past: and that it is one
or the bygones is one OF the strongest Indications
that Mississippi can be redeemed In the recent
eiectlon anybody, no matter what his color or be-
nei: could speak In any part Of the state that he
democrats came to hear our speakers. IcanyasSed
the whole state and was never interfered with in
the least. We would have been successful If it
had not been that the return OF Senator Lamar to
the Senate was an issue in the fight. People who
would have gone with us otherwise stand with the
BourbonS In order to secure Senator Lamars re-
turn"
"Iou think, then, that the anti Bourbon move
ment In Mississippi will amount to Something?"
~ 90 most aSSuredly. Mississippi will be the
next state To swing into line. She will be the first
to follow Virginia The people are tired OF the
Old order OF Bourbon democracy and see that their
material proSperity-which they now subserve to
pOliticS-can be better advanced from under the
Bourbon yoke. There viii be some congressional
elections in the state next year. and the new feel
ing VIII be voiced In terms unmiStlkable. Under
The new appointments as based on the last CEN
SuS, there Will be an additional member OF the
cannot, by any possible means, so re-district the
state but that three congressional districts Will be
In the doubtful list. Where anything is doubtful
In Mississippi politics now it means Bourbon de-
we VIII be d0ubly assured OF an early success In
Mississippi"
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VHOMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
a0NY MIXES THR cI RKoPERTK IN THE
BY virtue of deed of trust dated May 18TH ~,
land recordso of the District of Columbia we will a1
fssi Z. 1hs nAY OF SP
DEC nEGE ts.K ! !, AD 1881; COMMENCING AT TWO
Plains lying in the county Of wasnstan D. c fs
property Of the late John A. Purner subdvided by us
under decree Of the supreme Court of said District
% to thirty six 1861 inclusive according to our re-
corded subdivision. Twelve these lots front on the
on the line Of road to Rock esR Church apd fe
remainder front forty foot road street laid down on
said subdivision The lots the It'll street road have
feet or thereabout. The lots the 40 foot road or
street have front Of so feet by depth Of $50 feet
hsTeabon except lot TO- which fronts IS feet said
Rock creek church. ana lot 49, which fronts lis feet on
said road or street. and FOG feet thereabout on said
road to Rock creek church There is commotiious
frame dwelling upon which lot has front of feet
On Nit Pleasant street by depth Of feet; the other
lots on Mt Pleasant street have similar DEPTH with
said street 2Is feet or hereabout on the road
Rock creek church The lots the It'll street front viii
street then the nimproVd lots on Mt Pasn treet
and lastly the dwelling house lot. Pats Of the sub
vslon may be seen upon application to the auconeer
Terms of sale third cash balance in three eaua
instaments at six. twelve and eighteen months with
srs HI rom 9aa da{ OF SALE payable annually
ton Deposit Of $50 each lot when sold Will be Re-
CURED except for lot which deposit Of $3.50 viii
chasers cost If the terms ef sale are pot fx c p11
Piled with in any in five days from day Of sale the
the risk and cost Of the inc not so sold
chasers upon five days advertisement In the Evening
Star" GcAA sPEk x HTNA5TEh' Trustees,
d9-dts corner 14th and d streets northwest
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Correspondence Of The EVENING SrAR.
GAINESVILLE, HOWARD Co., Nd,

GAINESVILLE, HOWARD Co., ND,
Dec. l2, 1881
Three corps OF engineers have finished survey.
ing Ia THIS (howard) and Montgomery counties for
the most practicable route for the Baltimore Gin :
cinnau and Western Railroad Company This
fast as the surveyors finish, deeds are taken for
the land (66 feet wide), and IL speaks well for the
farmers OF Howard county that they claim no dam
ages The route TO be taken through this (Howard
county, Is nearly the same that was surveyed by
the Baltimore and Ohio seven years since TO Gal
therSDurg on the Metropolitan branch, and has
since been abandoned by the b. & o. The road
county, at deep water, crosses the b. & r. at Har-
mon station, The Il. & U. at JesSups Cut, and then
runs through a fine granite country TO SIMPSON
Vile mill and TO the Maryland mica Mines which are
managed by Mr.. w. L. Towers OF your city, who
Will soon commence the manufacture OF mica
lubr1cator out OF the waste, and patent for the
same has just been awarded. The road continues
on TO GAINESVILLE, distance OF four miles from the
above village, and runs through beautiful coun-
try, where the finest limestone is I'm abundance:
thence To LEAFS mill (where IL crosses the PatuXent
INTO montgomery county,, Brookville, Bowie.
DaylSf.S MILL Unity, and then west 20 the Metro
potan Branch OF the Il. & o. at Germantown. and
the headwaters or the Monocacy. To SPHINX Ferry,
where crosses the Potomac Virginia This road
Will be built by the New Jersey construction COM
pany, Who are pushing the engineer corps so they
can commence 1T once. The road runs through the
coal neldS OF virginia, ana Is one hundred and nifty
miles nearer Cincinnati than 10y the b. g. q. The
father OF this great short route To the west is Mr.
Jay Gould. The engineers in charge OF this end
are Col. Hayden, formerly OF the b. & o. and Mr..
Chun, OF St Mary's county. OF course this road
Will take In Washington on its route east.
LIMESTONE VALLEY.
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MARRIED.

HOLLAND-HEINLINE. On December 7th 1881.
at the residence OF the brides parents by the Rev. d.
John Chester RICHARD III. HoIIAND of Annspolis.
Nd, to KATIE E. HEINLINE Of washington, D. c.
JACKSON-HOI- BROOK. On the evening Of We'd
nesday December 9TH, lsSl ct the residence Mr. r.
G: Lowry. by the kev. s. H.. Greene FRANK II.
JACKSON, of Troy, N. Y, and Miss MARY A. HOlr-
BROOK, of Washington, ID. c.
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WILLARD HOTEL LOTTERY DRAWING
lTH FEBRUARY. 1892,
OR MONEY REFUNDED
LOUISVILLE, KY. Novenite-

LOUISVILLE, KY. November 10, 1881
Rso're That the Board Of Commissioners eoasentto
ostI ent Of tlet rawine the Wills rd Hotel Lot
try, Until the l4th day Of February, 1882. and that
they VII aot consent Ia any further post.EeIIsnt
the
ROBT. MALLORY, Chairman.
BY the bove resolution tins drawing must and viii be
had on TIE day Fixed. money distributed back %
ticket iers.
IL enough tickets sod before date Gxed. the
drawing VIII Dc bad, and notice of saline win be given
through the papers
LIST OF PRIZES:
Wiiiarl AL
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BMTIMoRE. neoonber II. Cotton firm -
midding. lls. Flour steady - Howard street.
and western super. Z: sosS.oo, do; extra. 52aa
9e.; do family. SEA-. IS. mills suler, e. 5Oa
5.25; do extra soa6 so: do family Z s0s7 Is do
Rio brands, 25a1 81 Patapsco family s. rs Wheat
southern easier; western easier, closUg
red SSai 40, do smbcr. r42al.47; No. Mary lsnd.
10y: No. western winter red. SPOT and December,
80 bid; January l4lal.4lh; February l. Gal 4sh;
March; l469 sal t6s Corn. southern easier. western
shade easier. closing ssady-southern white 6s. do
yellow 6sh: western mixed, spot and December. essa
t9, January. 1oaaso.s, February, 72sa72as Oats
steady-southern, 50s54. western white, 5las3; do
mixed. 49a50. Pennsylvania. 50sSS. Rye dull leo
Pennsyiyana and Maryland, II. Ooa1..0o. Pro-
visions steady and Quiet-mess pork. 1890. Bulk
meats shoulders and clear rib sides. packed 81
and ga. Bscon-shoalders. 81; clear rib sides.
III. Hams. l3al3A. Lsrd-refned. l2s. Butter hrm-
western hacked Isaac ro. 23aS0. Exyys md
FIRM. 2Ss29; lined %. Petroleum nomnal-Tefned ~.
Coffee strong-Rio cargoes, ordinary 10 fair, s.al0sy
Sugar quiet-A soft, 9A Whisky easier. L. lfall 7k.
THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
The following are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to ii. II. Dodge, 5s9 18th street:
oIt5siHo CLOSING Bid
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specini weather Bulletin.

The chief signal officer furnishes the following
special bulletin to the preSS:-A storm of
considerable energy moving In an easteriy track is
central IN the Lake superior region. General
light rain or snow has fallen I'm the northwest and
lake regions. and general rains In Tennessee and
the Ohio valley. North-easteriy winds are re-
ported In the south Atlantic ami east gulf states:
IN the other states the prevailing winds are snrth-
erly. The temperature has risen from 100 to'le5 IN
New England, middle states, lake region aud
ONO sNailey, and has fallen In Dakota and Mon
lana The warm wave moving eastward is cen
ual In Indian Territory, Kansas and Missouri.
Cloudy weather with rain Is indicated for Tues
day IN the middle states ami New England. fob
lowed during the day In the middle states by
clearing weather
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CECoND-HAND CLoTHINa BOUGHT. AND THE
Gums, Pistols &c. Call or address HERZOd. sos Oh
street. near Pennsyivania avenue. pae-N<
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PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROP
ERTY ON STREET, BETWEEN SIXTH AND
SEVENTH STREETS NORTHWEST BEING
HOUSE AND PREMISES No. 6l5.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust, bearing date on the a
9Th S day Of June. p 1872 and recorded in Iiber
6S6. folio 27S &C. OF the land records for the Dis
trict OF Columbia made to VIM; H. Ward. his heirs and
with power of sale and conveyance by the said
VIM; H. Ward, or his heirs in case Of default in the
seeured the 4ndersigned sole Of the said
eb OF said RrSmssory note and in default of payment
The Ir EN- On WEDNEsDAY the TWENTY FIRST
NJ the eastern half Of Lot numbered Eve 80 square
numbered four hundred and fifty (456 in the city
OF Washington, c., with the Improvements thereon,
which consist Of threestory and back building Brick
House and Stable
Terms of sale: One third cash: the balance in one
and two years, with interest from day of SALE the
ferred payments to be secured the notes of the
chaser and deed of trust upon the property 5000 e
Paid down when the property is struck of. All con-
veyancng at the cost of purchaser. Terms COM
piled with days. otherwise the undersigned re-
serve the right the prop erty at the risk and
cost of the defaulting purchaser,
S $Sk$ E Y N, Joyce. Sol. Heir; at Law
ANNA WARD, VIM. H Ward
j. A. WARD deceased
FRANK NJ. WARD.
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CUNAhD LINE
NOTICE!
LANE ROUTE.
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED.
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 40. N. R.. NEW YORK.
Parthia. We'd, Dec. tialia. We'd, Jan.
Servia We'd Il Dec. Catalonia. We'd. II Jan.
Scvthia We'd, 81 Dec. Servia We'd. 1S Jan.
Bothpia. We'd. % Dec. Partha. We'd, 25 Jan.
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW iORk.
RATES PASSAGE.
goo, $50 and $leO according 10 accommodations.
Iicke 10 Paris SIS additional.
Return tickets ON favorable terms.
Steamers marked do not carry s:eeraSe.
Seerae at very low rates. Storage tickets from Iiv-
erIOo and Queenstown and al ether parts OF Europe at
lowest rates.
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast GLASGOW,
Havre Antwerp other pOrtson the Continent and
for Mediterranean ports
For freight and passage apply at the Company's Office
No. Bowling Green, both storage and cabin to
OTIS BIGELOW & CO.. COS 9TH street. Washington.
ID. C..
Orto Nessrs OTIS BIGEIOW l. 90
9ani2 6Oo eth street. Washington
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OO1 THE GREAT 100
Il OO1 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 90
TIE NORTH WEST AND SOITTHVEST

1OOl PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1901
To TIE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
sPLEsDIP SCENERY; MAesIr1cEsT EQUIPMENT.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON. from Depot corner
~, of Sixth and streets follows:
press II Pullman Hotel and Sleeping Cars at 500
aIn daily; 1880 a. IN. daily, with Sleeping Cars
fgG,n Harrisburg to Cincinnati ST. Louis and
P1ttsburv.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
anl- daily, except Sunday: $50 p. IN. daily ex-
cei saturday. with Palace Cars to Canandagua
FOR Wilhsn.sport Lock Haven and Emira at 80 a.
m Gsl.y, except Sunday.
10 10 y. Limited express of Pullman Parlor Cars
Tor Broosyn Sas ali s1e sro f;ns connect at
sey City with boats OF Brooklyn Annex. afording
dl:ert transfer 20 Fulton street AVOIDING double
Tor Philadellha. 500 10 80 90 40. 1000
And And lO:l pm On Sunday, zoo, SAC. 10 90 and
Tor Baltimore. $40 500. $50, 1890 am and 2Oo
4:-o, 4;i0. $40, $50. 1000 and 10:l5 Pun. on
sunday 500 1880 a-m-. 2:O0 $40. $50. lO:00
For PoIe'- Creek Line $40 a and 4:4O PM daily
For Anna oils. $40 a. IN. and 44O p m. daily e1cep.
ALExSYpf;iA AMP FREPEEICksBURG RAILwAy,
For Alexandra, $780, 7:2o 3d. and IL 80 am $40.
s:e9 20, 80 So and III 80 pm ON sunday at
For Richmond a and Il the o SOUTH l ana 40 90 and II 10
Trains leSse Alexandria for washington SEQ sos and
ana 100 midnight On Sunday st 800 and
1890 m. 100 and 9:05 pm.
IlIk6t Gf information at the office northeast
OF l@Lh street and and at the depot
where C:ers he eft for the checking of baggage
destination from hotels and residences
J. r. WOOD. General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. noy29
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Whole Tickets, s.; Haiyes, =, QNarters, =.
Remittance may he made by Rank Cheek, Express,
Postal Money Order, registered mail
ResposisibsP agents wanted at 81 points For circu-
Mr.. giving fuE Information AID for tickets. address
W. C. ID. WHIPS.
Willard stc.el, LOUIS lie. ky.
W. W GOULD, Agent,
iie2 fef ave-,
u22-co&SsfebiA Washington D. G.
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LA hhp} ESfIr hSaS ii he ety. as saD
al reaa ad Frl r9
tie quickly cured Prompt treatment Separate rooms
Iof iaaies- 121-lI
nR AND MME. sELDEN. PROFESSORS OF MID
y wifer: over20 successful practice; skilful
patient, only Isl Lexington Avenue, near siss street
Nv lCFh CITY Patients visited at any place in the
ni2-5n i''''' '0''''i '"''i''s 's 's'esf4ph only
nR BRoTiiERs Is THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
= is''iss Phy.;c,an IN %ashnxt9n fenae Irregq-
De-. .oo street southwest opposite Smithsonian No
nR- ROBERTSON. THE MOST RELIABLE AND
- lc..est established specials: in this city with Is
viii guarantee asnre in all diseases of
Ncetur;a EE,iseons ImPotyney oss Of sexnsl powery
10 days Consultations strictly confidential. Can be
ccEsu,d Wednes'lsys and Saturdays. from to pm.
ain pay OF BaltiSra Main oe IL SOUTH nth
Eutaw street. Baltimore Md o3l
No CURE. NO PAY.-TO ALL AFFLICTED WITH
IN P-1vare Diseases. come at once. and you shall be
TsSars hy o sree,iy cure Without mercury DIR.
GOLD MEDAL AWARDED THE AUTHOR!
and great Medical WORK warranted the best and
cheapest Indispensable to every man. entitled THE
Know SATToY p Bound and IN fin finest sI French mus
Ih!sELF Il9 embossed full gllt 500 rages con
:erTonz price only q IS sent BY mail Illustrated
cal ss or pn se NM II F A f nab M
street l. Aton apl1-m,w,f
nR- JOHN Trips BLOOD PURIFIER is a certain
H cure FOR SYPHILIS. Scrofuia Oyariun Tunors Kid
neg Diseases ana all Blood Poison. Cure Of Syphilis
guaranteed IN either stage. Send STAMPS for pam-
lhlet. Revere House, Boston.
jel3-eodiy Dr. JOHN TRIP
n iADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR la
XsA d=s- Al female complaints quickly cured. Can be
Consulted daily at S2i 9TH street northwest Oce hours
from T. O'Clock pm. jelO- I'm.
HR- MOTIFS FRENCH PowDERs-CE CURE
tfor hidoy Diseases Crave and al Urinary Diseases
Nervous Debility. Seminal Weakness, ImrOtency Gee.
Scrofnia. syphilis and all Blood and Skin diseases
speedily cured. GOnOrrhHa cured in AZ hours FOR
sale by Hd- b. ENTWISIE. Druggist corner Ipth
street and Pennsy yania avenue. Price s. box sent
Wy ubtacr sea- cH rccSill N price,
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A CoLoREp BURGLAR DRops HIS PIuNpxR.-Abou

CoLoRED BURGLAR DROPS HIS PLUNDxR.-About
4 O'Clock Sunday morning a burglar broke into
the dwelling house OF Mrs. Margaret Ccpenhaven,
l226 14th street, between L and NJ, and completely
ranSacked the house, selecting such articles Of
value as could be conveniently carried. Nearly all
the rooms were visited, and the gas left burning
at full glare. A SON OF Mrs Copenhayen was
awakened by the bright light and thinking the
house on fire ran out into the hall and discovered
the robbery, the doors all being wide open. The
noise made by the young man caused the thief to
beat haSty retreat from the premises IL SO
and seeing the hasty retreat OF colored man with
basket, pursued him, when the fellow dropped
it and ran, making his escape. The goods were
nue..
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on DECK * . WITH s,,n., ~.
NeW LeSnorn CltrOn. genuine.
large.
aDe fsalsins clusters.
New LanGuedoc Almonds bright.
Genuine Princess Paper Shell Almonds.
o.sc T.nknnn NaHus .neW.
Gream Nuts and Filberts new.
Choice Malaga Grapes big lot.
Fresh Broken Candy. .,,,,,,,, several bbls.
Half ton Big Fat Figs... .............. delicious.
1iIodkPic, III
calb plrteu
Whte cherries In cans.. very rare
Extra choice Preserves in glass. all kinds.
Pompeian jars filed with Choice Preserves; new.
ornamental and rare.
ELPHONZO YOUNGS, GROCER.
604 9TH STREET, between and streets,
No Opposite 90 Critic' Office
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YFNHOMAS E. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer
VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY FRONT
ING ON l. STREET NORTHWEST BETWEEN
TWENTIETH. AND TWENTY FIRST STREETS.
On WEDNESDAY,, DE NJ BER FOUR aass
TENTH, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P NJ, 1 shall Of ~
Ter Tor sale, in front Of the premises Lots 10, 49,
81 and o. in square 76.
Terms day Of sale
do dEdS r. F. WAGGAMAN Aur<
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NEW YORK ROTTERDAM.

The frs.-eiass Steamers OF this Lima
AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM"
.'SCHIEDAM.' Ivy. 4. SCHOLTENm
''P. CAI.AND," and .sNAAS
Carrying the L. S. Mails 10 the Netherands Leave Vat
col stores. Brooklyn, regularly, ON " Wednesday
Iirst CasiI, $6O-s70 ID Cabin, $50. steerage So6.
II. CAZAUX, General Agent. II South William Street
New York. For passage apply to W. G. METZERoTT
4 CO., 925 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington or f.
IL. JOHNSON, Agent, National Safe Deposit Building
corner New York and 18th street northwest iai
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SILVER DoLLARe.-Durng the week ending Sat
urday last there was put In circulation from the
Treasury S3e5.lS7 in standard silver dollars or
against -. ~ for the corresponding week or last
year.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAyRE
n.y.. LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON AND Bremen.
yr cleaners OF this company will sail EVERY SAT-
Iroin Bremen iier foCt of Sd street Hoboken
S SSts o1 Psssas New York to Hsyre, London
and bremen, first cabin. second
capn, $oo; steerase $50 prepaid steerass tsrncates
r%r irGht or Sassa;,e apply to OELRICHS 4 co.
10. - pennsylvania avenue northwest Agents for
anil
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V7HOs E. wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctionee

INHOs. E. wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF FRAME HOUSE No $780, ON
..T STREET Be q. .NS.9RTHWEsT, AND LOT ON
January Ell and recorded in 6e5 No. sss
lumbia, the undersigned Trustees will sen at public
fHfsH Il fFP5 a a5 b f s
O'CLOCK NJ. all that part Of lots ':F' and &c. in
in tie IN city az wss ss
nston IN said District contained within the following
the sSnth line q feet ten inches FROM
tss s east ae Hf saa lot and running thence
and thence south ftyeght feet inches lss f. in
sae Of = be
which purchaser give notes payable in one and two
year, bearing interest from day Of sale, and secured.
oh Of sale se are OF not
Piled With in seven days the Irpstees the rxht
deposit required when bid accepted:
& VIZ F. +. hAbbknt6saRsHfos.} Trustees.
,uos .oo ofiee. 20 sth street northye st:
fAEF 81 E0YsEf HfR tGTf al 2sb
R Rsssr q s4S 4 ss q
Rsss; Il e ,fs
t e nsf
running WITH that o
rear line of said lot the same being improved by two
twost0ry frame dwelling houses. known rs Nos. lila
and ZIG f street northeast
The property will be sold in bulk OF as two separate
Terms of sale prescribed by said decree: Onet
Of the purchase money to be paid in cash. and the bal
and two years respecyely from day Of sale, for
which of the purchaser, secured by deed
trust npon the premises sold shall be given. depost
Of $50 @ each piece Of property sold will be required
ments upon the premises due to the day Of sale will be
paid out Of the proceeds Of SALE Property be
yeyancig ct parchasers cost Il terms Of sale be not
the right to resell the premises ct the risk and
cost Of defauing purchaser upon five days public
tice OF such resale in Newspaper published In
Washington. DC.
CHAS. A. ELLIOT, Trustee
" 4O8 9th street northwest.
DUNCANSON 8HO0, AuctOneers. d1 cod
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-12

GRANULATED SUGAR, 10c
BEST A SUGAR, loc
CUT LOAF (Old styie) SUGAR, lie.
POWDERED SUGAR, 11c
LIGHT BROWN SUGAR, g, 90.
FINEST MINNESOTA FLOUR. s.. so. 40 lbs.
WINNERS,
FINE GROCERIES.
d5 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.