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C0STlN. AZ fifteen minutes to four in the morning
OF january 10Th, 1882, after a illness three
weeks Gil ORGE ANN Ell he, beloved daughter of w
Gusts and Lucie g. Costin, del arted this life aged two
years eleven months and three DAYS.
Sleep. my darling Baby, sleep.
Friends and atyes invited TO attend the funeral
Thursday, 18th instant at O'Clock pm, from resa-
dence, No. 3l5 Eleventh street southeast. q
INGLE. At Frederick. Nd. of diphthcria january
lOh. 1852. OSBORNE, youngest child of Rev. Oeborne
ana moline Addison Inyie. In the fourth year Ut his
MACKAY. On Tuesday January 10th 1881 nj one
o'c,ock a. M. GERRIT SMITH only son of George
and Doretha smith Mscksy, born November I'D 1871
JOHNSTON. On Monday, January 9th Iss2 at
$50 p. M. YAKIMA JOHNSTON. aged nineteen
Funeral tomorrow "wednesday morning. January
east
KELLEY. On Sunday. January g. 1882. ats M,
in Ieace. . -.
Funeral will take place from his residence No 2
~ street southwest, on Wednesday morning. January
Friends and relatives Of the family rezecuuS inl.9o
to attend.
LINDSAY. On the morning Of January 10th; lss2
in the eiyhty-secoud of her age. Mrs LIN ID
LINDSAY. widow of the late Lewis LINDSAY. u 1hn-
i he funeral viii take place Thursday January 18TH
at Z. M, from her late Residence W. fHeenn stroes
Winchester papers please copy.l q
MONAGHAN On Sunday. January 8. 1892. ut IL
O'clock M HANNAH MONAGHAN, IN the thirty -sey-
eith year her native OF County Cayen. Ireland.
Nav she rest in PEACE.
Funeral viii take PLACE from late residence
North CAPITOL and Defrees street northwest and VIII 10
conveyed TO St Alloy sius church. where requiem mas
viii said. at O'Clock tomorrow, January IL.
FRIENDS OF the family are invited 10 attend.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Aucuoneers
- Southeast cor. 9th and ID streets northwest

hUNCANSON BROS, Aucuoneers,
- Southeast cor. 9th and ID streets northwest.
GOODS, THE PROPERTY OF LADY GOING
ABROAD, AND BEING ENTIRE EFFECTS
CONTAINED IN PREMISES No 1928 FOUR.
TENTH STREET NORTHWEST, AT AUG
TON.
In part we name Paror Brussels Carpets Walnut Suite
upholstered in crimson rep, ELEGANT Ebony and Oil
Sioth-covered Table, arhe-n top Tables, Curtains and
Rods Etegere. Once Table, Hall and Stair Carpets
Hal furniture Chairs, &C.; Walnut Set. Hair and
Snnck Mattresses. Single pieces Betisteads Bureaus
MashStands, Wardrobes, Easy Chairs. Lounges, &c,
&c, cont ined in ten chambers.
Dining room Furniture-Walnut Extension Tables
Walnut Sideboard, Tables, Chairs, Crockery Glass
ware, Kitchen q ensIis &c, &c.
On FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY THIRTEENTH
commencing 1T TEN O'CLOCK, at the above residence,
we will sell tn entire household effects contained
therein, and to which we nvi.e attention.
The Furniture is chiefly Walnut and is in first cass
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THE GREAT 4
1873

1901 PENNsYLvANIA ROUTE 1901
10 TN btr N0hiH, WEST AND s9uTHWEsT.
II TtiEtT nEcfsBri. Is. l6 ISo'fAhS1
TRAINS Lr.ah l. WASHINGTON from Stallon corner
OF Sixth and streets ~ follows:
kCr ft,sburz sLd the West Chicago Limited Express
81 h1ii,.ah Hotci ana Sleeping Cars at 10 go
S%rs fruni Harrisburg to Cincinnat, and Chicago.
Hest.En ,, t&yree $50 pm. daily. with Palace
BALTIMORE AND f6ToMAG RAILROAD.
s0r .alnqalgua Rochester buffalo. Niagara. 100
eei Saturday, " III Paiac. Cars 10 Canandais,as
Tor Wliiansrors Lock Haven and ElInira, Al no. a
Fer New York and tie last 90 a. M. 1000 m ZOO
A. no 10 and 10 10 ?. ON Sunday 200, 1000 and
$50 N. daily. EXCEPT sunday. o'-S
k0f brS"Eyn al ar3ush trains connect at Jer
49, d. c,1y Win boats OF Brotlyn Annex. affortns
ferrlage across New York city.
Sor fn;iadeiphia SEQ m. l0:O0a M 200 $40 10 90
do;isp:m : Limited E1press. $50 daily. s1-
4.2o. z:s6 $40 80. 1000 and io!is pna s1 On
study SUI 500 loco am. 2:Oo. s4O $50. lO:0I
For Pores Greek Line GAO and 4.4o ?. m. daily
For Annspoiis. $40 am and A:Ao pm daily. except
AExANDkiA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY
A hNR R6 MhbAANDkA AND WASHINGTON
Tor As5andria go 7;2o. 49, IL 10 and II 80 M.
80 3oo. g. Ca, so aud II 80 pm. On Sunday
For Eichmond and the South. ESQ and lilo am
IT,, daily. and 500 ?. m. daily. exoeDt SUNDAY.
snd Il 90 midnight On Sunday Il SUI SS !: S.
Tickets Information at the oce northsas, corner
street and avenue and sthe ltation
o san h os si and aar me ssn& Of
Z WOOD. General Passenger Aren't
11ANh THOMSON. General Manager. noy29
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DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
". Conrad To Virginia J. BENJAMIN, sub os so eIS:
s'1NU Mary +. Camp 10 JaincS Fraser. subs and
y, 81. 3S3; = b. III. Warner ct al, trustees. 20
George Cowie ut sub 9. so. 40; Si2s Albert Nam
ming 10 w. and 4. Manning. sub :. So a35; so66 A.
j. Myers 10 x. r. Perry, lot 40, ~. Ca; 1915 n w
FITZGERALD 10 Kansas City Times Co.. sub 46 % as.
Sl.2No James +. Wollard 10 James H. Kelly, subs
20 and ~, SO. 1865: s215 JOhn sherman u Ma
tlida W. stanton, lot = block IS, Columbia Heglts;
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
NEW YORK ROTTERDAM.
RAILROADS.

baltimore & OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST. AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND THE WEST VEST VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK J hSi;s COUPLER. STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY. DECEM
AN. LEAVE M W 2sIH M;
FeIfG IS rSSiSciSSAT1 aSD ST. LOUIS
300 baltimore. E,.heott City. and Way Stations.
rsbars wincheter Haserso way and @ag va
n -B4LTIMoRE EXPRESS.
& FT 1nd My NtW s 3nH AMI
ExPREs Parior Cars to s Sen 3o ASD BOSTON
s;4o-sTAUNToN AID VALLEY ExfREss tcon-
nscts for Hagerssown and at Point Of Rocks for
f9:o0 BALTIMORE. Hyattsvile and Laurel Express
STOPS at Annapolis OILS Junction and Jessups On
lf ss H s 81 isss ,sns =. Hva,.
Gc;iese,. Be,t5y1Ee, Laurel. Annapolis Junction.
ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
lalo.Bahmore. Ellcott City. Annapolis and Way
:l:25-on sunday only for baltimore and Way.
YORK EXPRESS. A'D AZ"
s:3o-B4ltimofe ana Way Stations Winchester, Fred
LTIMoR9" H 1la II te ASD LAUREL
E ~. Is Frederick VIA Relay. stops at Annap
:! -s balm AnnaD9ts and Way Stations.
chester and Way Stations. con sunday to Point o,
E{ S'i hFG fRis' rartinsDurs and
way, via Relay Stops at Hy ats lie and Iaurel)
quo Point OF Rocks and Way Stations.
y. To Baltimore and Way Stations
T':io,BALIiMORE HYATTSVlLLE AND Laurel.
fslo. pIrIsBURG. CLEVELAND and DETROIT
fsss. PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK and BOSTON
tAft.LSS. Sleeping Cars 10 New York. stop at
Hyatt-vlIa Laurel. ~
fs47atHiCAGO. CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS EX
PRESS.
Italy. tsunday only. Other trains daily. except
Sunday. - '
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station
FOR turtner ufOra2tOu apply at the Baltimore and
OHIO Ticket oihces Washington Station. Gig and LIS
Pehnsy avenue, I4h street where orders
VII be taken for baage to be checked and
any pOllaI me c.Iy. MI
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TOMORROW.

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF ENTIRE CONTENTS OF
Try STORE, No. 9039 SEVENTH STREET
NORTHWEST, All AUCTION.
BY virtue Of deed Of assignment, duly recorded, I
vii tel at auction, on WEDNESDAY, JANUARY
ELEVENTH. at TEN O'Clock A. NJ. the entire
stock OF JeWery and Fixtures contained i'll the above
mentioned store.
Chains. Bracelets Iockets
Breastpins, Clocks. Razors, Knives,
Showcase, Counter. &C., &C.
Terms Cash.
1a'-3t HENRY ADLER, Assignee.
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THE COLOR QUESTION IN THE BROOKLYN SCHOOLS.
Mr. Gallagher, the principal OF public school No S.
recently declined to receive Miss Theresa W. b.
King, colored girl, IA years old, as pupil. The
Miss King We're that it would not be agreeable to
her. and that there was a cOlored school within a
were pursued. Simpson King the father of the
girl, made an application in the Brooklyn city
court for mand anus to compel the principal to
receive her, and the case was to have been argued
yesterday. 1t was adjourned, however, until the
l4th Instant In order that it may first come before
the board OF education for action.-N Y World stu
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY on STREET NORTH, BET WIEN
SkHEHIEENIH AND EIGHTEENIH STREETS
WEST.
BY virtue of deed Of trust to me- dated March ~.
u, AD 1877, and du y recorded in Liber No. e4i ta
too 1919 CT seq. OF the lara records for the Dis1
trlct OF Columbia :nd at the request OF the parties
eired thereby, will sell ut PUBLIC nuct front of
the premi-es, on THURSDAY. The NINETEENTH
PAY OF JANUARY, AID. 1882, AT O'CLOCK F. Nj
me following described real estate, situate the city Of
NaonEton District OF Columbia, to wit Parts Of Lots
numbered sixteen IG), eighteen tlS) and nineteen
seven llI. beginning for the at point i'll til
hl OF forth street sixtyseven (67' feet eight (S)
Inches east CT the northwest corner of said square
ana running thence east thirty feet four (4 int
tefce south to tie lire Of tie al il If said lot 10
teHCe hoIthwestery along the hire Of said alley the
e4 line to the line Of said lot 49, thence wet along
the Iec lie Of sa lot is twenty (20) feet theut south
10 southern line Of fa!d lot 16 twenty feet thence
Estcnc q loot and four "a inches; thence north ten
io tCt e2ce west thlee () feet: thence north the
h1e OF tad street ana Place Of beginning the I,arts OF
street Cf said lot 10 and the east twenty (2E) feet
four a. inches front Esid Of lot 49, by the
GEtn thereof together with the improvements thereon
icf1ns: The Indebtedness secured by said dt ed Cf
tfh,t and eS efscs OF sale, in cash, and b lance in
tWt and gheen months for which the notes Of the
urcha with interest at per cent per ann,.n
1roi date OF sale. and secured by deed Of trust on
properly, VIII be taken deposit of $50 viii he re-
lurtd Z: time OF sac. All conveyancing az purchasers
cost. FERNS to be complied with in days, other
W - ire rstee reserves the right II reese the property
~ TIE II X and cot of the Debating purch ter after
g'tis hve dsEa notice of such resale ill some LeWs
paper published i'll Washington, y. G..
Ja7-d&ds JOHN CDUGHIIN. Trustee.
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CARPETS.

{ IARPET0.
Weare daily receiving Fan and Winter assortment
o. All the new designs i'll Carpets, comprising Royal
Wiltons Axmnsters. Moquettes, Bige'ow Body Brls-
sells Tapestry and Ingrans Smyrna Carrots Rugs and
Mats in great variety. Floor Drlggetts eli sizes
Smyrn Carpets by the yard. with borders to match
L;noeum IN new designs Cocoa Mats gu sizes Floor
ing Swiss, Antique and Nottingham Lace Curtains in
choice patterns, Purchasers will find it to their adj
vantage to examine Stock.
HOOE. BRO. l. CO.,
oil 1928 STREET. NEAR EBBITT HOUSE.
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Efre Gatsrfs

COURT IN GENERAL TERM
nesIeTaay, District OF columbia agt Washing
! ton and georgetown Railroad Company and Me-
/ lTopoltln Railroad Company; op Mons OF the
court Sustaining the second ana third .murrers
e, 20 Ine pleas Thompson agt Shepherd; argument
ia progress.
CIRCUIT CoURr-.J,,aga MacArthur.
p,a 1GS1 lay o o Co s] eo9k verdict Tor
naTd; verdict for plaintiff Tor S55S5i.
EQUITY CoUKT-.Jstdqe Hyife.
ca laesnrdaA, crown agt- Crown; sale nnaly rst-
pro confeSso and referred 10 auditor. Moves act
Gray; Receiver authorized % self Clark agL XII
Lowe aSt Lowe; j. IA. Smith appointed trustee.
POLICE CoURT.-Itt0ge Smell
Yesterday, Fanny Miller, vagrancy; bonds or 20
days Benz; Persons, vagranry; DO. Peter Monahan,
charge OF keeping an unlicensed bar; contInucI
Fanny NJ. Johnson profanity: - or days Jerry
Simms and Chas. Minor were sent down Tor 90 days
Tor being Migrants ana found drunk on the street
Charles Myers do; do. Thomas Walsh charge of
Keeping an unlicensed bar: continued for one week.
aohn H. wright, do: Judgment, guilty. and sem
tence suspended for one week Jenny Vessels.
charged with being public prostitute and found
drunk on the street; bonds or 80 days. John III.
Bell, Geo Scott. Chas. B. Duffy, Geo. Baggott. VIM.
i. Grant and Frederick and Valentine Stumps for
leted collateral Chas. Delaney, Tor disturbing a
religious congregation, was fined s. or Is dsys
Matilda Dun, assault on james II. Carter; per-
Sonal bonds TO keep the peace for six months
Johannah Waters, alias Spriggs larceny OF 81 from
Kate Waters, I'm whose employ SHE was as "A Ser.
Want, pleaded guilty; ami was sent down for Is
days Frank Lee pleaded guilty TO being an idle
and incorrigible boy, and WIS sent 10 the reform
school during minority. Albert Gaskins grand
larceny; grand Jury.
CHURCHES CLOSED BECAUSE OF SMnLPox.-The
churches at Port JerveS n. Y were all closed yes
terday 10y order OF the board OF health About
thirty cases OF small pox have been reported Of
which proved fatal. A rigid quarantine is main
tained ag ainSt the Infected districts.
SALE OF A CELEBRATED Stock FARN.-ArlstIdes
Welsh, the famous hOrSe-b-ee Ter, has sold his
STOCK farm, Erdenhcim. at Chestnut Hin, Phili-
delphia, to Commodore kittson, of Minnesota The
sale includes about eight horses, mares ana colts,
including Alarm and Reform two noted st an Dns,
and Maggie B. b., the dam OF IroJuoiS. The price
paid for the establishment was si0oC0l which Is
$4,000 less than Mr. Welsh has been asking Tor A
year past Both IroquoiS and Parole were RAISED
on this farm.
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RANGE OF THE EXTRAORDINARILY following
are tAe Readings o. the Thermometer at the 81 nal
one during Tie day: p IN, 300 deg. IL am - 5
deg; pm. $50 deg. Maximum, 80 deg: mini
mum, 2S.1 deg.
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AUCTION SALES.

FE,HOMAS DOWNING. Aucuoneer.
GRAND AND IMPORTANT SALE AT AUCTION.
BY Order of
j. SCHNITZFR, 81 BROAD STREET New YORK.
Of Genuine Imported
TURKISH AND PERSIAN RUGS AND CARPETS,
Comprising
RARE AND RICH SELECTIONS
PERSIAN. AFGHANIsTAN, DAaHIsTAN. oUcHAK,
GEoRDEZ, CIRCAssIAN, ARMENIAN,
KHORASSAN AND MOORISH
RUGS AND CARPETS.
JEDAzIENE. KELrM AND BAeDAD PoRT1EREs,
Being by Far the
HANDSOMEST COLLECTION OF TEXTILES,
In Design and Quality, Ever Offered By Us,
To TAKE PLACE
MY SALESRoOMS,
SOUTHWEST CORNER PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND
ELEVENTH STREET,
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
JANUARY SIXTEENTH AND SEVENTEENTH.
MORNING AND AFTERNOON, AT IL AND 8
O'CLOCK.
On Exhibition
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
JANUARY THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH.
Every Article guaranteed genuine and imported.
tlO ct THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
PAY MARE. BUGGY AND HARNESS.
.t On nth THu V AZ, TWELFTH DAY OF JANUARY
Bay Mare, & years Old. kind and gentle, works any
Top Buggy and Harness.
Terms cash.
jal0-2t DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts.
TgNREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Il OFFICE OF The SECRETARY,
. WASHINGTON, u. c.. January g. 1882.
On THURSDAY. the TWELFTH DAY OF JANU-
AIRY, ID. 1882. at TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON, in
front Of the auction rooms, 9th and streets north
west, viii sell
One Bay Horse ''Tom."
BY order Of Secretary.
DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers. '' 'Ai'' c iio,d
'1HHOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM ABOUT FORTY
LIGHT ACRES, OF RIVER ROAD NEAR U. s.
- MAGAZINE, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BY virtue Of dee of trust me. dated Janu a.
ary 4 1881. and recorded in I.ibor No. $50 fohot
1oi ct 81, OF the Land Records of the District of.
Columbia and by OF the holder of the note
cured thereby, VIII sell on FRIDAY, the TM ENTiE
- pay sI or JANUARY, 1882. at FOUR O'CLOCK PM.
ID front OF the premises at public auction, the high
ct bidder Lot s. according to res.bd Vision of origi
mas Lots b c. d L and T, in the tract Of Bellevue,
in District Of Columbia.
Term of sale: One third cash; balance in Elk twelve
ana eighteen months from day Of sle the deferred
ments to be secured by DEED of ust the property
sold $500 deposit acquired when the bid accepted.
laioeo&ds THOS. T.. WAGGAMAN, Trustee.
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ALLEGED KU KLUx OUTRAGR.-A special dispatch
from little Rock, Ark, says: "a band or Ku
Corning, with the avowed intention OF numbering
Jun and George Stephens Lutte Imboden and NJ.
assist, and his associates killed him. This dis
gusted several OF the others, and they gave the
clan away. The citizens attempted 70 arrest the
outlaws, and In the fnelee three OF tho clan were
Killed. Intense excitement prevaii&
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TTHos. J. FISHER 3 CO.. Aucts. ).

VISHOS. j. FISHER CO.. Aucts. =
IhUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING. No s.
STREET NORTHWEST.
virtue OF deed of trust to Hs, recorded aInongn
Sne land records of tbs District If Columbia In berE
NO. sSo folio SOL ct sea-. win ,e ct auction, 81
~ IN, 1ronL OF tie premises, on THU RSUAY, THE
TT,MHlELFTH DAY OF JAN UARY, A. D. 1884 At FOUR
Obdk ~ lot No l62 in Moses Keys recorded
'nssnn city. De- improved by unfinished two story
moItha with interest s cash at purchasers option.
fly GOWN ut sale. Terms OF ssle to BE- COMPLIED with
se z. nsk and co Of defauitnx purchaser. An con-
Veyancang Ut purchasers cost.
AGA. MAHLQN ASHFORD. tT,,..aa.
000-0 GEO. H b NHlTE 1Aku.soo&
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MO CURE, NO PAY.-WHITEHURSTS CEDAR
IN BAI.SAM IL warranted TO Coughs Colds.
Group. Throat and Lung Diseases. ~ Six drops 8
Sold by w. 3. THOMPSON, 7O3 18th stroot and n
druggists. Prioe IS cents.
Wholesale STOTT CROMWELL. NIL SIM
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FE7HoS. J. FISHER 4 CO..
4 Real Estate Auctoneers
TRUSTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE TRACT OF
BEASf Or R,dI HG Go, rosaoHAo. KNOWN AS
iFTH 4 B. 49, 1t WI NJ 6LorK n
1 ne r5e zen by ~ virtue Of deed Of trust
1910 S67 ct seq one CT the land records for the District
shs s 81 d ns ssss pSe a oG
tfe enlarged, or by whateve. name it may be known
Bi trcs Of Columbia the est side Of the Eastern
branch Ct the Potomac riyec beyaniag for the
n the Wet ine of tho connty road running from.
north fifty nine degrees go deg w to the East
ern raoh d OF the Potomac sssng en- ssh tree
ny sns by and With The sad Ess1R
Gsatsr Of sad sd:yidng ms land Inemas
Jennings bridge to Badensburg thence by and
county road thu fol owing courses. 5uth fifty four
and hat degrees wet 1--WE perchests a ,ldes 5pD
south ,hirty-two degres west. nineteen erohes 80
seven a rere y RI set as thry y west
twenty, two deg. west perches g. % deg. W. 5p
p south ten deg west elk perehos IS 10 ue w"
south twenty one and aia!f degrees west TWEEN
aas and ha g. 5s as W :ad sosh a
ches IS 3lt deg. W. 20 10 p) to the beginning con
as"s ana By ss1 S Ho 5 i and
Anne II, his WIFE, to vi Jam alting Augustus b
( q the land RECORDS OF was hinpton county in the
District a,a Of 01nhia at folios $50 &C. toee.her with
easements. rights, privileges and anur.enanoes unto
me s same ne f or in any way ar ,ta!n;ng
two and three years. with interest at the rate Of
SIX rer centui9 a per annuln payable semi annually.
ns ef rn o. e arc not com lied With in ' within ten
resell at the risk and expense d deuitiny nnrahaser
on one weeks notice in The Evehng s Iews ai'er.
1aIo-ehNis AGO 9Th street northwest
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THE NEW YORK STOCK N.RKrr

The following are the opening and closing pr4ces
Of the New lo& Stock Market to-day, as reported
0y special wire to H. Ii. Dodge, sSe 18TH street:
O,esliH0 C;OSi,o- gS6
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RURwS SHOES FOR GENTLEMEN
ARE THE FINEST MANUFACTURED
Burt's Hand Made, Cloth Toa, narrow toes.
. BUTTON IS THE CORRECT STYLE,
Burts Hand -sewed Cloth Top London Toe.
. CONGRESS CATER Is VERY NICE
5irtS French Calf Hand dc Buttonalte elegant
Burt's Perfect Fitting Shoes.
Ladies' Hand Sewed freIch Kid Boots.
Ladies' French Kid Shoes, 3d. 80 to ST.
Ladies' Kid or Goat Button. - to So.
Our Pans Boot for Ladies the prette5 the United
States.
Misses and Chidrcn's Shoes. good and cheap.
Chlldren's Spring Heels at low prices.
The above goods can only be had ut
GEO MCCARTHY'S,
o22 COS PENNSYLVANIA AyENuE.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

ME HAVE MORE RUBBERS
THAN ANY THREE HOUSES COMBINED IN THE
CITY.
Mems Wool lined Arctcs
A!esk8s, self acting.
Mems and Bows Rubber Boots Wool + ined Ac
Nomen's Rubbers asIow as iOc.
1914 and 1916 Pennsylva.ia avenue
jas J. W. St,Ey
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MARRIED

TAfLOR-LOHNSON. On January 5th. 1892 at the
residence 81 the brides mother, by hey. II. 7. Hanil
OF Frederick city, GEORGE L. TAYLOR ESQ. and
Miss GEORGIANA JOHNSON. both OF faiifax county,
Va.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctoneers

HANDSOME PARIoR SUITE. BEAUTIFULLY UP
HolSTEkED IN RAW SILK: Easy CHAIRS,
NJ MA .ti1l ~ CENTLR TABLE, HANDSOME
ny MT ,I EXTENSION r TABLE AND DINING-RoOM
SHAlRS WALNUT MAkBL E-TOP SIDEBOAED
WALNUT HALL RACK, OTTAGE FURNITURE,
HhIR AND HUSK MATTkASSES. BEDDI g,
RhUSSELS HALL AND STAIR CARP rs,
BRDSSELS, INGRAM AID OTHER tAEPE1S;
CHINA, GLASS AND LROCKERY WARE;
KITCHEN UTENSILS. &C.
On FRIDAY, JANUARY THiRTFENTH 1882, COM
menGlng ut TEN O'CLOCK =. NJ, shall sell. at the
residence OF a lady e,iting housekeeping, No. 1906
Vermont avenue northwest, select assortment of
household Furniture, merry and in good coudi-
ton We worthy the attention OF those in search of
hrft-class furniture.
Terms: Cash
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
THANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
~ ON II STREET. BETWEEN FOURTH AND
FIFTH SIkEElS NORTHNIST AT AIICTInN

CIHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
" ON III STREET. BFTWEEN FOURTH AND
FIFTH STREETS NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the a.
district OF Conmlia. n equity No. 7I66, -,
docket 20, will offer for sale TUESDAY, THE ;A
TENTH DAY OF JANUARY, AID. 1882, at FOUR
O'CLOCK NJ, in front of the premises all that piece
or parcel OF ground living End being IN the city of
ashngton, In the District Of Columbia, and known
and described on the ground plan plat of said city
bel ng lot thirty 1884, in square numbered five
hundred aud seventeen according to the sub division
OF all OF lot and east feet front of lot square 5l7
made by Horace J. Frost November 25th, 1878, and
duly recorded, together with all the improvements
ways easements. rights, privileges and appurtenances
to the same belonging apperaining This property
situated street north between 4th and 5h streets
west. and has also front Massachusetts, avenue.
On part OF said lot is two-story Frame Dwelling.
Terms, as prescribed by said decree follows:
One third cash balance in equal instruments at six
twelve and eighteen months for which the notes of the
purchaser shall be taken, bearing interest day of
sale and secured by deed of trust upon the property
IN cash. ct the option Of The purchaser deposit of
ancing and recording at the purchasers cost. II the
terms OF sale are not complied with in days from
asy OF the Trustee reserves the right to resell the
property upon which default has been made at the risk
and cost OF the defautng purchaser after giving five
days public notice of such resale in newspaper
published in Washington, D. G.
HORACE ]. FROST Trustee.
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts. d29-d&ds
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INDUCEMENTS 10 EMIGRANTs.-Charies A. Henry,
formerly editor of the VaLk3ren, scandinavian
gagged 6y Henry Willard to bring to this country
5000 or 10000 Scandinavians, to be employed In
the construction OF the Northern Pacific railroad.
Inducements will be offered these emlgrantS TO
settle on the line of the road.