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baltimore s OHIO RAILROAD.
TIE MODEL FAST. AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND THE VEST. VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER! STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TARE EFFECT SUNDAY. DFcEM
ta5rr esT hsFE, SlNoiSSATf AND ST. LOUIS
o Baltimore. iicott City. and Way statons
S.rasbprs. winchsster Hsgerstown. and way Via
+. :4sE hfs1 Lr1noeE EXPRESS.
sieP9i e GsE Ipd MY S s atT AND posrox
oESfkESs Far,oE CaEs to N , York
reeIs for Hagersto~n and al Point oa Rocks for
htofs at Aniia;olis Junction and Jessups On
sI sio: T HxF 'sss stops a. uyatvis
Golese. Bets,ilie. Laure. Annapolis junction.
tlo:4SsaPITT ;sSuta, CHICAGO. CINCINNATI AND
l2Io..BaitiInore. Elhcott City. Annapolis and Way
l9a E4nT5 ely E f2F hsm0rs and Way
f';oe Y63ak tS MR. PHILADELPHIA AND NEW
Baltimore ana Way Stations winchester, Fred
nsf.fsh h va r1TsS Il EEe And LAUREL
dA ~. Frederick. via Relay. stops at Annap
+ Balnmorc ANNAPOLIS and Way Stations.
chester and Way stations. lop Sunday to Point Of
s?ssf ffs Ss{ S1 EsrsH Sss' artnsurx and
Way, via Relay. Stops at yatts vile and Laurel
6:U9-Pclnt OF hooks and Way Stations
fa-tO-Baltu,Ore and Way Stations
EXPRESS.
fS:1o-tit sbURG. CLEVELAND and DETROIT
ts:se-fhIIA DEIPH1A. NEW YORK and BOSTON
EAPkESS. Sleeping Cars to New York. stop at
Hyatt,,I l. Laure.
t9:47-CHlCAGO, CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS Elk
PRESS.
tDaiy. tsundsy only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All trains from Washington stop ut Relay Station.
tor further Information apply ut the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Ofhco. Washington Station. 6l9 and l35
Pennsyiyanis av nue. corner i4th street. where orders
Will he taken for baggage ~ be checked and received
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ST PAUI, January Sin hts report Tor the de-
p1ftm mt OF Dakota. Gen. Terry slys the In3 Ian
outlook IN northern Montana 4, uafayOrable Bur
faioes arr rapidly diminishing, the Indians ara
making raids on cattle. and the nnchlnen are or
ganizlng for protection.
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NEW YORK ROTTERDAM.
The flrsc-slass Steamers Of this Line

..,,,-r,tt3 ie mr. SteGlners Of this Line
.'SCHIEDAM.' ''W. a. SCHoLTfN,"
''P. CALASp." and MAS
Ce the e. s. Mails to the Netherlands leave Wat
sCn Stc.ras, Brooklyn. regularly, on EDNESDAY.
flr Ca.isI. $40 ESQ. ID Cabin. $50. Storage, 500
u. CALAbA, General Agent - South NI.,iam street
New YORK. For passage apply 70 ". q. AiETZER0Tf
90. 10 fel.usyiy aI.ia Nashiugtou,, +.
H. jon \SDS. Agent. National safe Deposit Building,
corner St York and 18th northwest iaIT
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STEAMERS. DC.
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

NUM-
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
On and after NOFC5IBER Sd, 1881. the steamer
ARRONSIrH will leave her WHARF. foot Of 7th street.
st =; H. every MONDAY, THURSDAY and SArUH-
DAf Tor ali r1yer landings. On MONDAY far as
Nomini Ferry. On THURSDAY, NoInini and Currio-
man On SATURDAY, Curriounan and Leonardtown.
o28 JOHN T.. WOOD, Agent.
VyOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FORTRESS
IL MONROE, PINEY POINT AND
POINT LOOKOUT,
CONNECTING WITH THE BOSTON AND PROvI-
DENCR STEAMERS IN NORFOLK.
Steamer GEORGE LEARY ON TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS at pm.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENTS, BEGIN
MING OCTOBER 1sr.
Firstciass fare to Norfolk and Fort Monroe r. 50
Second cia fare TO Fortress Monroe Norfolk so
Ilrst-clas fare to Fney Point and pout Lookout so
6econGcl1Ss to Piney Point AMI ONT Lockout. IS
Tickets and stsceroorns for information
nised b. W Reeds Sens, street nor thwest
b. & o Ticket ofhce 1851 Pennsylvania avenue north
west 81 Marc Hotel: koose's Cigar stands prin-
eipai Hotels b. PoikIutt0rl, next to City Post Of
tee, and at Ccmpany's Office. 7th street wharf.
GEORGE MATTINGLY, General Supt.
WM. T.. WEIGH
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In regard to the case OF Miss Chloe Ann Violet,
who died In Alexandria recently, after voluntary
fast OF sixty DAYS, Dr.. Alex. McWflliams, who at
tended her, stated in an interview with STAB re-
porter that the fast was commenced on the 4th OF
November last, Miss Violet having been for some
years out of her mind in consequence nc Is sup
posed OF the death Of her brother by drowning.
She claimed that she had received an inspifat on
that II she would eat no moro she would be sure OF
heaven. Dr.. McWilliams states that every con-
her to break her fast, but she resisted, and would
become furious when they attempted 20 force food
on her They endeavored TO give her LIQUID food
In her water, but she was not to be deceived. The
only food they succeeded in getting her TO take
was two teaspoons full Of milk the night before
died. Dr.. McWilliams regards this clse es a gen.
uine OF long fasting, and taken altogether the
most singular case he ever saw, Tor She did not at
any time claim that she could not eat what WAS
set before her but said that she could eat st any
time, but would nO&
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WILLARD HOTEL LOTTERY DRAWING
14rH FEBRUARY. ISS2.
OR MONEY REFUNDED
OR MONEY REFUNDED.

LOUISVILLE, KY. November 10, 1881.
EcSotrd That the Board Il Commissioners consentto
urut OF the irawing Of the Willard Hotel Lot
tery, Il The l4.h day Of Februsry, 1882, ard that
by vi net consent TO any further pontponement of
TIE sane.
RoBr- MALLORY. Chairman.
b the above resolution this drawing and viii be
hal - TIE day fixed, money distributed back to
tlcset- hs.iisrs
enough tickets so'd. before date fixed, the
drcwiI- VIII lie had. and notice of viii DO given
through the papers-
LIST or PRIZES:
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

The following are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market today, as reported
by special wire to II. Ii. Dodge, 80 18th street:
Opening. Closing Bid-
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

~ STA&|>HIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRE
LEMON. SOUTHAMPTON AND BsJ:sES.
The steamers of this company wi, sail Nv cry SAT-
URDI trO. Bremen Pier, foot of Sd street. Hoboaen
Kate. o: Isssag,e:froIn New York to Hare, London
oii1li2I't ou and b e1neD. first cabin tl00 second
cabin. SO, sterae $50. prepaid cerrincates
70 " treEht or gassas,e apply to oFl kICHS CO,
CO. 30 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, Agents for
ar.12
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A VALUABLE DISCOVERY.

DIR. @. W. BENSON, A PRACTICINa PHYSICIAN
OF BALTIMORE. ND. (wHo HAS PAID MUCH
ATTENTION TO NERVOUS DIsEAsEs), HAS DIS
COVERED THAT THE EXTRACT OF CELERY AND
cHAMoMILE COMBINED IN CERTAIN PRopoR-
TIONS INVARIABLY CURES EITHER SICK HEAD
ACHE. NERVOUS HEADACHE. DYsPEPTIC HEAD
ACHE. NEURALGIA. NERVOUSNESS. SLEEPLESS-
NESS. PARALYSIS AND DYSPEPSIA
Celery has only como into public notice within the last
few years nervine. bet scientific experiments and
experience have proved beyond doubt controls
nervous irritation and periodic and sick head
ferers all over the whole country and abroad are
ordering by mail and otherwise. This great remedy is
prepared in the shape Of Pills. expressly to cure the
above named diseases and they ciu any case Send
for circular of home testimonials.
Sold by all druggists. Price. 30 cents box. Depot
LOG North Entaw street. Baltimore. Md. By mail. two
Dr. BENsoN's EEM hEyEpy AND rAvoRrrr
DIR. c. ". BENsoNs
SKIN CURE
Is Warranted to Cure
ECZEMA. LETTERS HUMORS,
INFLAMMATION, MILK CRUST
ALL ROUGH SCAIY ERUPTIONS
DISEASES OF HAIR AND SCALP
scRoFuLA HLG 81 TENpER GHINGs. and PIN
snd Es grd resR N ffE
age ti Of both internal and External u na ps6t
AZ first Class druggists have it, Price 81 package
10 MEN READ ADVERTISEMENTS
We believe they do but we also believe that expe-
rience has taught them to discount about fifty per cent
of what is generally represented.
We do not propose to initiate this to allow for pairing
down.
We represent in advertisement only what
VIE ARE PREPARED TO PROVE.
In the first place. we are
THE ONLY MANUFACTURING cLoTH1ERs IN
WASHINGTON CITY.
We have dealings only with the MILLS MANUFAC-
TURING CLOTHS. CAssl IEREs, &c.
Our prices naturally u to IS per cent LESS THAN
ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE CITY.
Our stock OF
SUITS AND OvERCOATS
Is LARGE AND VARIED, AND PRICES TO SUIT
ALI. PURSES.
LIKES, BERwANGER Il CO,
ONE-PRICE CLoTHIERs,
NO. $40 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
8. KATZENsTEIN, MANAGER.
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Foreign Affairs.

ruF NAgsE,lAEs RInrrns.

Rosx, January e-Thc press bturriy comments
upon the verdict against the nan tried 50 AK
recently Tor being Implicated ia Int riots AZ Mar
seillcS last June.
WHOLESALE ARREST IN IE;RlkNn.
CORK, January "a large force of police and
military proccc 'ed Ia the town OF MlIl street lat
evening II Is suo. -oSad Ia make arrests large
sale several persons haze alro ady lee, arr strd,
causing quite An excitement n Is said theL tue
NutheriheS are arTng On Information ubt sined
from tonneN, recently arrested fOr having 8ru.s IA
a FrosGElhoG alstr-Ct, who has turned LAlNI.n.r
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HNHOS. }. FISHER. Il CO.. Aucts

SVT1tS. j. + !loHEt. 4 co.. AuCtS.
fhU STEFS SALE OF BRICK DWELLING, No. So
STREET NORTHWEST.
Ev virtue Of deed Of Trust to us. recorded among 4,
the land records of the District OF Columbia in iber
No. SEQ foo 81 ct seq. we will sell It auction n
IN front Of the premises, on THURSDAY, THE
TN ELFTH DAY OF JANUARY. A. D, 1922, AT FOUR
O'CLOCK NJ. lot No. 49, in Moses keiy's recorded
subdivision of trtan lots il square No. Gi5 IL Wash
tntn city. DC. improved by unfinished two story
brick house.
Terms: tne third cash balance in six and twelve
with interest all CASH at purchasers option
100 down at sae. Terms Of sale to con;lied with
within seven days, trustees the right to re-
se ut risk and cost Of 1cf2uiting purchaser Ali con-
veyAacing at purchasers cost.
dS0-d GEO. II B. W6iTE ;Irustees
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vssHoMAS DowLlNG. Aucuoneer.

Fk'HciaS DOHl4iNtI, AucCOne1r.
THUsTEE's SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
COUNTY NEan HE aR civ nH'ff h1s. IN TIE
,o By virtue of deed Of trust. dated May I5:b. 81
S &C as9 G We st
bEcfaiBt. a B. 1851 60 At - Two 70
Pe@h y9 II the p oa Of TIE sr,at es
property of the late John A. purner sudiy de by Ms
~ se1rs e sd nstr o
ca co. !" .n S'' 1ncHsiYs asoor , to our re-
gu oh t stTf. r Of tbs e or 81 tx le sra tr
readgr font fsy fcdt rad or treet sii s t one
ssi,. sn.d, sion The iot tn. til ssroet hsTss
stss sayf eH ron Of g es as @ ls6
road p and ls5 fs or ter,:bout the ROAD to
said road or ana 3 r '0n s isF ss id
road to RS;k creA ci.arsh There il c,nmoous
o. Mt tlsasans street BY deh Of 300 fest The other
lots let's on M Pleasant street have sui depth with
tss spd 2S sersahast sn the tie i road 70
be first ofeed, then ths on said 10 foot road or
street then the unl!ni.roye lots on Nj Pleasant street
orthe truseea Some Of the 7tl-street lots wi. be s,d
TerIs OF sale One third cash ba,ancein three eoal
nterest from day Of sale. rayahe semi anSas N.Y.
secured by deed Of trust Or III cast, at pg hasers
qaired s1ssp fsf lot s.ish deposit d $50 viii
70 re4tire Al conVeyanclnY ard recording, at par
chasers cost If the terms of sale not fully corn
piled with III in I've days from day Of sale the
trustees the right 10 resell the lot lots sold
TIE .lsh and cost Of the defaultIs purchaser pu-
c,,asts upon hye days advertisement in the 't.yenng
Star" CHARLES WALTER. .ru.oo
CASPER WiNDUS, ! AA"9'"S'
d9 dts corner lAth and ID streets northwest
sv- THE. ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN CON
sequence of the rain until THURSDAY THE FIFTH
DAY OF JANUARY, 1882, AT SAME HOUR and
place, by order OF the Trustees
d2l-dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
So THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
poEed III ccDse4ueIe,s Of the storm until TT tDAY,
JANUARY TENTH, same hour and place. by .rder Of
Trustees.
jaJ-diS THOMAS DOWNING Aurtionasr
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Y I. coLDwEII. Real Estate Anononoer

PUBLIC SALE OF yAI,rARLE IMPHttVED PROP
EtIy on STREET, BETWEEN SIXTH AID
SEVENTH STREETS NoRrHWEST BEL Nc
HOUSE AND PREMISES No. ei5
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust. bearing Oh the al
eth Jay of June, A. d. 1872. and recorded in Liiei a
Hb fiio SIo. NC, q, The land records Tor the DisA
trIct II Couniia de 10 VIM II Ward his hers an D
assigns with power of ~ lie a,d conveyance b. the sad
Nm d Ward or his heirs. in sc of defan in tho
payeE. OF The certain NroIaisary noe 10y the ad dee
-errt the undersigned sole heirs atiaw OF the said
M. y! Ward. now deoeaFef. 1t the request the
hotter OF ssld pr2uissnTy Gotc and III default of pay
inert thereof W. offer tor sale at pu.ic auction. in
IRON: 81 the PREMISES. THESDsY. 1ht SEVEN
JktNIu DAI OF JANUARY, A. l.. 1852, at FOUS
OCLoCh r. NJ. the easte1n half e Lot numbered five
%, III sqnaro Bnintercsl four hundred end ffty-sx
ti3bt, in tae city Of Wasngt IA. c.. with the i'm
Fr zen ns there which IF three and
beck building, BrlCh ifuus. ana Stable.
ier1s OF sale Onoti cash; the balance ia and
two years with ere~t FROM day Of sale, the deferred
payments ~ be secured by te notes uI the punches
ana decd n rust upon the property All cash the
pntion If the pr,iaser. $500 to be paid Down when
the property IL struck off All cca.eyHncin at tie
OF purchaser. Terms TO le cornp:ied with in zen
Gays, "t r"Ss toe undersigned the right to
sell the property at the risk nd cost u tue defauitiy
E1rcilaser.
WIZ. a. WAKD.
KuBr. II. WARD. Of
ANNA WARD, WIN. IL. Ward
J. 4. WARD. deceased.
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n22 eo&ktfeb14

SEcOSD-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT, AND THE
y highest cash prices paid Also. Watches Jewelry,
Guns, PISTOLS. &c. Cali or address HERZO6. sos 9th
street. nesr Pennsylvania avenue. uax1l
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MO CURE, NO FAY.-wHITEHURST-s CEDAR
IN BALSAM h warranted % Coughs. Coda
Group Throat and Lung Diseases. &c. Six DROPS :
Sold by w. s. THOMPSON. 7U3 18th street. and n
druRgisR. Price 25 cents.
Wholesale, STO1T 4 CROMWELL. u2l-Sm
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TENHOS. }. FISHER = CO.
L, u Estate aI;ctInnenrs

TRUSTEES SALE CF THREE STORY BRICK
EW LING. WITH STORE kNL BAKERY AT
TACHEp. No. 1916 FIFTH STREET NORTH
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. JANUARY SIX 81,
iEtNIH, A. u. 1882, It FoUt. O'CLOCK. III iron sS;a
" tht: premises, by iii Tue OF e OF tIst d. ce
arch t5th, A. p. 1877 ana duly recorded in Ibcr No
ss5 foio i95 ct seq. Ne shalt sell ins hammered atty
t2'if and t"antyOre CID. Btc.,ers sni, vision of
sluare Numbered to.ir uudged and eveaty- five al J.
iEonting toseti fifty 900 feet 9th stree betaee
street northwest, aud Boundary esteet will, a
Gel n OF ss feet to an :ey toyeIr with the improve
1neilts, consisting OF three cory hrcs ~ e!ng, witt,
- a. to-ether ~ith bake n 1,se in II & rear
rms: bnetlri n caai, te remain der in two equal
ailments at and two years, scored by
trust on the Teisea, with Irteres at rate Of "a
Per ccrtuni per anuut payable semi :nua3liy.
ret Oi 400 wi re ai when the PRO; struck
OH Al conve" arcing at tie purchasers coet Terms
OF sac nst be corn he'd with IN seven days after sse.
or the prcrettl my La the TX a, the
efaug purchaser after ,,, notice in The Even
ina Star newspaper.
FREDERICK 3. Mcguire. rr.,...,..
MARTIN t. MORALS. irustts.
I'd ircr
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Matthew
A. Davis and Mrs T. Helen; VIM. James and
Julia SardO; Walter H. Wills and Mrs Norma N
Henry. written authority was filed by the applf.
can't for this license signed by the ladyJ Andrew
Nephutt and Anna Brock haus; w. f. Giddngs and
jamie Naylnr; Robert Wilson and Mary Jane Potts:
Samuel Simms and Mary Birch: Webster Miller
and Gusste Baylor; AlOnzo w. Medford and Sarah
MedfOrd, both OF Annapolis. Md.
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Distri ct Government, aseasrs.

The commission TO Inspect public buildings as TO
safety from fires this afternoon visited Old Fell
lows Hall, congregational church, and Marini'S
ana Sheldons dancing academies.
The building inspector to-day condemned the
wooden building belonging To Samuel NoTInent, at
the northeast corner OF 18TH and II streets north
west as being dangerous toAfe and limb OF the
occupants Also, a brick warehouse, No. 40 High
street. Georgetown, owned by Mrs. william q.
BuSey.
THR SMALLPOX SCARE IN WASHINGTON.
Within the past few days there has been quite
an interest felt by many as TO the probability OF
spread OF the smallpox, and many anxious In
quries made at the health Office. DIR. Townshend
states that these inquiries have been Induced by
the reports OF the presence or smallpox in many
OF the cities and towns throughout the country
He also states that there Is not the slightest cause
for alarm, so far as this city is concerned, but
Two cases are known TO exist at present in this
District. one OF which Is at the smallpox hospital
and the other is completely Isolated. Many are,
however, obtaining vaccine points, and preparing
Tor the disease should 1t spread TO this city.
NOTICE no STREET RAILROAD COMPANY.
The Commissioners have not fled j. w. Thomp-
son, OF the Metropolitan railroad company, tn tt
II. Crawford, contractor, has applied for certfi-
Gates or indebtedness for work done BY him at
different points on the line OF the Metropolitan
railroad company, and that upon the expiration OF
the legal time from last notice, which will he on
the 18th instant, the Commissioners Will issue Ger
Interest from that date, according 10 law.
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AUCTION SALES.

Aoo1IJN sOaLCO.
IL 9th and D streets northwest
GREEN EE,wx AMP Ts, BL.sK TEAS. u LARGE AND
PICKLES. SOAP. SAUCES, SPICES. &C., AT AUc.
TENTE. ii cose Of sale Of Furnitare It
DISTRICT OF co Geot ,1,tH hsp ,nr,,rvr
WASHINGTON. January 9Th, 1882.
sec k s'fs an4 Mi fyk sysnu fs aSrtam at
taheh up IN Unfoiltown DG., and remaining unre-
it SAMUEL. EiNsfiNR. Pound Master.
DUNcAsssas.2sss sess 81 .ss s, northwest
"H a5dps Hf TYR COMP
ABneap NIB BENG EN 81 hAp nF ffthss
3 TETSTH sTiEET SoEIH~EsT. :. AT aUc-
uPhostred in crimson rep Fsgant Ebony aad Il
Cloth covered Tile, Marie. tor Tables, Curtains and
Ial F9.nture. Chars Sc; Walnut sets. Hair and
W"sh.sad Ease chaa Aus
&c. cont ined in ten chanbecs.
Dining room Furnisnre- Walnut Extension Tables
Walnut Sideboard Tables Chairs f;rockery, GLASS;
ware, Kitchen U ensiis. &c, &c.
On FRIDAY MORNING lH INC. JANUARY THIRTEENTH
We viii sci tn entire household effects contained
Tie u Se Chiefly ed Walnut. and is in sss
condition. lag
nUHCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
ASsIGNEE's SALE OF ENTIRE CONTENTS OF
JFWEIR1 STORE, No 9333y SEVENTH STREET
MORT INVEST, Al AUCTION.
BY virtue of deed of aseiqnment 4u!y recorded, /
vii eel at auction. on WEDNESDAY, JANUARY
ELEVENTH. at TEN oCIOyK A. ~. the entire
stock Of Jewery and Fixtures contained in the above
n:entiont i store.
Chains. Bracelets. I0ckets
Bre.gtPins, Clocks. Ra2or8, Knives.
SHOW case, Countes. &C.. &c.
ja7-3t HENRY" ADJ Ep Assignee
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THERE Is DETERMINED OPPOSITION b.

before the Interior department agaInS /
recently passed y the ChOctaw Nation = -. a =
right of way to a railroad through that reserya-
ton. Governor Oyerton, OF the Chickasaw ma
ton. is leading the opposition. 1t is claimed, in
the first place that the bill never passed the Choc-
tiw council legtimately; that In the upper house,
or senate, there were9 votes for 1t TO against and
that the presiding officer cast the deciding vote on
the negative side. Besides this, it. is urg ed that
as the ChckaSawS ana ChoctawS originally held
their reservation together, and there has never
been division OF the land, though each nation has
its separate government, that the CbickasawS
must assent to the grant before il can be legal
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Who,e Tickets 81; Halves, 81. Quarters, s..
Remittance msy be made by Bank Check Express
Postal sioney Order, or registered mail
kes.Oaeible agents wanted at all points. For circu-
nm. giving full information and for tickets address
W. C. ID. WHIPS.
Willard Hotel LouisS lie. Ky.
W. w GOULD, Agent
1922 PeTfna. ave-,
nZ2-eoSkueoh Washington, ID. O.
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HHANCEHY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
~ On II 81 RET. EE1HIfEN FOURTH AND
FIFTH STREET s NURluHISI AT AItyTiUN

HANGEk =, SAL, SALE OF yA!,mABLs PROPERTY
~ ON STREET. EEIH+EN FOURTH AND
1if1H STREETS NJRl INVEST, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of decree OF tie Sup Court of the
!is tr'ct OF Cciunl. ia. n eu9y No. 1866, :i
docket 20 will oer for sale on tuesday,, THt III
Ji.S LII DAY or JANUARY, AID. 1882. at FOUR
DChnCk NJ in fr9at Of the premises. s that piece
or parcel OF ground i>lhR nd icing The city Of
Washington. in the istrict ri Coinh;s and known
and described ca the ground plan lat of ga city
bcl ng lot thriyeeht $3.50, il, square Numbered five
hundred AID seventeen, according II ,le sub di- isiOn
81 Ill of lot and sast feet frIt of lot a. squire 5l7
made by Horace J. Eros, November 25tn, 1878, and
nly recorded, Fyeiher with ali the irlpro, cnents
ways easements Y1ghts, iie ses and apputtnan
to the same belonging spiertsining Ihs profe' ty
il suated street north tween 4th ana 5th streets
west and has also front On Mas ,achset.s avenue.
On part of said lot il 6 o s@ory Frame DWELLING
Terms. az Prescribed by said decree. 70 lows
twelve and si,hteen months for which the noea Of the
sae sd secured by deed Of trust upon t!le property
il Gash t the CT isn e he urebaser deposit CT
800 VIII be required at the time Of sale. and all convey
anclns aud rccrdiis 1T the purchasers cost If the
terms OF sale are not complied with in ten days from
day Of sale the Trustee reserves the right to resell the
prol erty upon wh,ch afau. has been made at the rick
AM cost Of the DELAY ling purchaser after giving five
days public notice of sRc sale in newsVal er
put .ished In Vas hiBgtoD, r.. G.
nor ace J. FROST, Trustee.
DpNCANSCN BROS. hucts. d29-d&ds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-09

No LEAVES OF ABSENCE FOR PRINTING BUREAU
EMPLOYEs.-The employees OF the Bureau OF En-
craving and Printing who work by the piece made
application that they be granted lea We of absence
As clerks In the departments are. The question
was referred TO Judge Lawrence, first controller,
who has decided that the work of the employees is
paid on the basis OF the amount accomplished, and
that consequently the question OF time does not
enter into the consideration OF their payment
There is, he holds, no provision OF law under
which leaves OF absence, with pay, can be granted
the employees OF the Printing and Engraving Bu-
reaI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-09

NAVAL ORDERS.-Master j. o. Nicholson and
Midshipman r. s. Sloan 10 the Jamestown Feb
ruary LIST; Midshipman J. B. Bgh, from the Al
lance, and ordered to special duty at the Smith
SOntan Institution
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-09

JOHN MORAN,
2i26 Pennsylvania AVENUE AND soS eTH NoRruurrsr
hee ON hand large assortment of the best makes Of
LATROBES, Cox, Whitsmap I. Cox's Celebrated Splen-
did and Ruby and other RANGES and HEATING
STOVES Novelty FURNACES. &c.
PLUMBING. TIN ROOFING, JoBBING, STOVE RE-
PAIRS, sc.
Prices and terms reasonable.
re- Connected to Telephone Exchange. n1I-2m