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DIED.

ALLEN. On Monday evening. February lS, 1891,
Mrs. SUSAN b. ALLEN, III the sixtysaKth OF her
age.
Mothers gone journey long,
How miss her can tell,
For my love was true and strong,
But the angels loved her well.
Funeral from the residence Of her daughter, Mrs.
Josie e. summers, Me- 422 Eighth street southwest on
Thursday afternoon. leth inst, at O'Clock.
Norfolk, Va, papers please copy. e
BUCKLEY. On February l4th, 1882, at O'Clock
a.In;, MARGAkEr BUCKLEY, aged eighty years. .
resident OF Washington for twenty five years.
Funeral win take place from her late residence
Second street, between q and III streets southwest
Thursday morning at O'Clock. Friends and reiztl
invited 30 attend.
CARVER. Friday. 10th February. 1882, ut IN.
at the residence Of her daughter, Mrs. @. &. Sutrh
No. 90 Barre street. Baltimore, Mrs. ANN CARVER.
DOUGLAS. Monday. February 18th. 1882, ut z 80
O'Clock AIM. ANNIE Z. DOUGLAS. wife Of Henry
Douglas.
Funeral from her husbands residence No. 1908 r
street northwest Wednesday, February 18th. at
O'Clock =. m.
HANDY. On February l4th 1ee2. at 230 an.
after long and painful illness. which she bore with
Christian fortitude. GETTIE HANDY. aged ninety
seven years.
Funersi 70 take place from MI Zion Church. Gecrre-
toxn, Thursday, 1t 230 pm. Friends snd relatives
are respectfully invited to attend.
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NARPETS.
~
Weare daily receiving Fan and Winter assortment
OF an the new designs in Carpets, comprising Royal
sells Tapestry and Ingrains Smyrna Carpets Rugs and
Mats in great variety. Floor Drugsetts all sizes.
Smyrna Carpets by the yard. with borders to match
I4noieum in new designs Cocoa Mats all sizes. Floor
Linen all widths Raw silk and Satin furniture cover
ing. Swiss Antique and Nottingham Lace Curtains in
choice patterns. Purchasers viii find it to their ad-
vantage to examine our Stock.
HOOE. BRO. d CO.,
Of 1928 STREET. NEAR EBBITT HOUSE.
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BILLIARDS II PkRrS-A telegram from Paris
Nsts: IL : probable That the tntegnaii onal bal ard
t1urnaincnt Viii not after an be- played. A al III
cGity has arisen at the last moment aud lae
French players have backed out
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y oRFoLk AND NEW Yo8x STEAMERS.

n ORFOik AND NEW 1O1.X STEAMERS.
TIE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAEE
vs. ! leave her wharf, foot OF 9th street e-e-y MONDAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, ut D O'Clock u. m, touch
i ~ Iin.y Part s9r. fogSuut and Fortress Monroe.
CONNECTING AT NOitFULN WIN It4ts Il }S.TON
AID ts1tJN lt5fs>-f't 81 EA5!ttiS-
frstcless Fare To Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 81 20
Second ias isFe - fsFres~ G5nFce Narf i IL 80
rstC class fare 70 Piney IoiIt and Point Lookout %
Secnd-cc~s k-s - E!aey Point and jI:t lock ,ut -
Returning. caves Norfolk TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS and Sal UkDAYS q tour o'c'Cck
THE NEW YORK STEAMERS
JOHN GIBSON and f.. G. KNIGHT =-l' r = they
tfiI ea-zE Per 81, last K.Ter. New York every
SATURDAY, At tofr o'clOch 7. m, and Georgetown
every FRIDAY, ~ -. al FOR particulars
sIIls = a9relif 81 Water street, Gecrca.own.
i 'ck Is S1d statcrO0ns lie secured at general
otfCe Gl5 18th street National Metropolitan Bank
Iuli-ii1g T. N - I-s.t -. IL y.,auIs
ne; - Mare Hoe. -ad at It
Oc.3 ALFRED WOOD. Secretary.
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MRS MARIoN l. Dow, the Philadelphia female
broker, against whom q number of charges of en-
bezIiehent have been preferred, WAS taken from
prison yesterday ana conducted tO the Office Of
George W. Bddc. esq, by urdc. OF Judge Mitca, n,
and was croSS-eXanined upon the circumstances
aItendng her alleged marriage 10 James Mellow
ell, of Boston
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NEW YORK ROTTERDAM.

The frs.-slass Steamers Of this Line
AMSTERDAM. ROTTERDAM"
''SChIEDAM,' ''W. 4. SCHOLTEN,"
..P. CALAND." and MASS
Carrying the T. s Mails 10 the NeIeria leave Wat
sCl stores, ErOCkiyE, Regularly, ON WEDNESDAY.
IiIst Cabin. <t0-SI0. "a Cabin. $50. Storage, $40
D. CAZAUA, General Agent - South Ni.,ia,n street
New York FOR rass9a7e Apply 10 ". Ga. Mi.EZEEOTr
co., % ten,Syi wanna avenue. Washington, r
II. JOHNSON, Agent National safe Deposit Building
corner New hcck are, 18th northwest jal !
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THE ELLIOTT WILL CAsE.-The trial to test the
validity OF the will OF the late Rev. Jared Elliott
was resumed in the Circuit Court, Judge MacAr-
thur, to-day, but the testimony Of the witnesses
for the caveatOr was not concluded.
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\ SwINDLER's EFFORT 10 GET A Pension -r0ln
L Scue, = barber, o. Camden. " j., WAS arrested
yesterday upon the charge ot fraudulently obtain
ing pension from the governments
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STois rHE SToCsfSGS AND Biscxrp A FFyuB
tlEEks kNK-A young roored glFi named Alice
5ohnSon was charseI 81 the POI Court today
Win ST ttng PAR ~ stockings tfon the store of
Jacob Young. No $50 TIN Sfnset norh west, aud
also with as-anfing n young lady named Tina
Lockman, a cietl> m the ssore. julia HatrhSniish
tHSlHcd TINT the ueirnd nj caluc into the ,fArs
about seven ociocA lat ri NJ and a. led u See
some hose, ana ait"r iuosia- 1t p variety az Tine
hose sltltt ont with a p9ir IN her pocket, a nd
4puk n GColarltclS IL sci COt before tic pOd1oman
came. INA Icc1nan ta.tinri that when She
attempted In prevent The prisoner IRON leaving
ne store, AteT stealing the hose. She assaulted
tncSs ana BACKED her eye The court sentenced
Alice 70 20 DAYS IN III Tor the Larceny and % y
additional Tor the n. Sault.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Sauls-
bury Ford and Dora Stewart; WIN. Cham berain
and Lizzie c. Gray; Edward G. Randall, OF Bucks,
county Pa, and Katie c. Palmer, OF Newport. r.
l.: Sios Chapman and Charlotte Alexander, OF
GOrdOnSyiIle.
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Col. VIM B. ROCHESTER, who has been nominated
as paymaster general OF the army, to succeed Gen.
Brown, has been ordered to Washington.
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ONE OF THE JAMES BOYS HEARD FRoN.-A Spe-
clal from Poplar Bun, Mo-, oil the 18th Inst sal
ms freight train pulled up AT o kean. "A station
on the lroa Mountain railroad, Tonight George
james leaped of the cars and went into the depot.
where man named Belts WAS sitting. drew a re-
NoiVer ana nred three shots into his body, killing
hlln instantly. James Then dlnappcared.n
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RANGE or IRE THERMOMETER The following are
tie reading 81 thcrmpm@t@r II the signal once
during Ia day; am, 465 de-; n AN, Il des. I:
pm, 81 deg. Maximum, Sal deg; minimum
s52 deg.
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VENDORS LATEST BCLLETIS.-Nennor predicts
for the close OF the present week storms OF great
severity, from Toronto westward 10 Chicago, Mil
waukee, and other points in Illinois, WISCONSIN,
Iowa and adjacent states In the St Lawrence
valley. below Kingston, the same storms. but less
severe, may extend To Montreal and Quebec, while
In Southerly direction snow, sleet and rain is
likely TO extend TO Washington. There are likely
10 be serious biockadeS OF in the western
lions and possibly in the northern and middle
states Should these storms be well marked in the
sections mentioned, Vennor is OF the opinion that
March will enter exceedingly rough and with
heavy snowfalls from ST. Lawrence 10 very SOUTH
ern points
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n1SSOLUTION OF LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
and mutual consent Of the several partners. JOHN
LEETCH is authorized to collect all bills and pay All
debts. +. +. BARKER and NJ. KINSLOW viii CON
nue the ice busiaess under the pres
ent. JOHN LEETCH. f. F. BARKER, II. KfNS-
LOW. February l. A. D., 1882. III
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TNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY

lNUSIEES baLE OF NALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY.
By virtue OF deed OF trust. bearing date the
day OF September, 1873, recorded in Liber No 8l6 I
folio Is, and at the request of party secured
DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. d. 1882, at HALF-PAST
FOUR O'CLOCK I. n. in front of the premises. the
g feet ana inches street, and having depth Of
159 feet to an alley.
The property adleins the Imperial Hotel on street
ana is now occupied by Messrs. Shoemaker Il Hertzog
as a Wine and Liquor Store.
Terms OF sale One-tilird cash; the residue in two
equal payments, at aud two years with interest at
seven cent to be secured by deed of trust upon
property These terms however. the Trustees reserve
the right to modify alter to acconnodate the prr
when tn property is struck off, and the terms must be
fS-dts John r Ennis trustees.
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TENHUMAS BOWLING, AncuoLeer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
ON ID AND NORTH CAPITOL STREETS NEAR
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAJ. ROAD

ON AND NORTH CAPITOL STREETS, NEAR
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
DEPOT. WASHINGTON, d. C.
By virtue of deed of trust bearing date Mayssl3
18th, 1874, and duly recorded in Lher No ISL. Rse
ioo 800, OF the land records for the Dis ss--
trct Of Columbia and by direction of the parties secured
thereby The Undersigned Trustees will sell public
alIGslon IN front of the premises. FRIDAY, THE
SEEENT FENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY 1852 at
FOUR O'CLOCK p, NJ. To the highest bidder, Lots
numbered one , two ca. three CD, four a. five
TO- BENZ parts OF ali that part Of original lot )
square numbered six hundred apd thirty t6jb). held in
undivided fnoietes by Margare. Hetzel and Andrew
Mye rs tenants III common, and awarded to the said
Mar%arat HetZe her nalf share lnoiety Of said
original lot %, according TO tie Yisoi agreed
upon between herself and said Andrew Wyiie as
may ie seen by reference to said division sni award
with rat thereof recorded in ber H. ID. c., folio 3d.
Of the land records for the District of Columbia
where the netes and bounds fully set forth and
Described aid aiso by their Coed of partition dated
December 2Stli, 1871.
Terms Of sale 3nethird Of the purchase money in
CASH balance In two equal payments at six and twelve
lonths. with notes bearing interest and secured by
deed OF trust on the property sold; All cash, at the
option Of tie rchaser. Aconvey ancing and record
III; st the purchasers cest, and if the
not complied with in two days the Trustees
right TO resell the property at the risk aud of the
detaung purchaser Asieposit OF So required each
ot az the tune of sale. The property Will be sold sub
ject to oil general and special Improvement taxes the
amount Of which viii be stated by the aucticeer the
time OF sale.
GEORGE W. STICkNET.l ,u..oo-
fs-d&ds FIELDER b. CHEW. trustees.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK. HAvRR
LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON AND bremen
The StCaers OF this conn any viii sal, Ef cry SAT-
IRDAI from Bremen Tier, foot of Sd street. Eobohen.
Rates OF pa,ss@se:-From New York To Havre, London,
SDGthaiIt0n and Bremen, first cabin. Slu9; secoad
CABIN, 800 >tecre So prepaid steerage certificates,
81. For freight or passage apply OIiRICHS CO.,
Bo~li.lE Green, New York; W e. METZEHOfT n
Washington .aD12
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= EEUFtTE ". ST1FkNET.l n,u,.oo
fS-d&ds FIELDER b. CHEW, { Iius'ee
9,HOMAs DOWNING, Auctioneer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS ON CONGRESS STREET, GEORGETOWN
ID. G..
By virtue Of deed of trust bear date Decem syay
her 22d, 1876, and duly recorded in iier $50
3D. one OF The land records Of the District G0--
bia and 10y direction Of the artes secured thereby
the undersigned Trustee will sei at public auction in
front f. of the pren4ses. rHGRsDAY,- Six
TEESTH PAY OF FEBRUARY. 1882 at
lots numbered two hundred and hirtyseyen two hun
dred aud thirty eight and two hundred and thirty nine
i23. 2ss and $3.50. in Beals addition to GEORGETOWN.
District OF Columbia. bounded follows: eiIining
for the same at point in the east line of Congress
street ten feet north OF the southwest of lot
numbered two hundred and thirty eight t23s and run
thence cart parallel West street one hundred and
twenty feet thence north at right angles first line
ninety feet; thence west parallel to first line until it in
terectS the east line of Congress street. thence south
ess.ery with the east line of Congress street to the
OF beginning.
Terms of sale: One-third Of the purchase money in
cas- lance ut six and twelve months. with interest
be secured by deed Of trust the property sold; or
all cash. at the option of tine purchaser All conveyance
Ing and recording at the purchasers cost and If the
tsr9s OF sale are not complied with in five days the
Trustee reserves the right to resell the property
risk and cost of the defauitng purchaser after DYER
Using saline il the Evening Star FIVE days.
tt WM L.. DAVIS Tr1lsfa
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UNARD LINE.

NOTICE,
LAM ROUTE.
TIL CJ-NADD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED,
BETWEEN StW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
CAiI4I-tS At CORN HAiiiSCA.
Ti.C& PiEE ~. \. Ia. NEW YORK
Bothnia we'd. FEB. 1yia.-.-.- vel. Mcll.
ScythI3-.. Vel. \ teb. Psrthia We'd, hfcti.
C@t-G-iia.. We'd. 10 Feb- se 'st.. IS =. n
1alla..-.. We'd. - Fe Catalonia We l.. - NciI.
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY IEON NV IOiih.
- PASSAGE.
gu, s0o &ntt Sic0. according to accommodations.
Ilckes 10 y aTis >I5 additional.
Return sIckets on favorable terms
Sfeailers marked do hot carry steerage
StteIae AZ very low rates. Sterage tickets from Liv
ereol ni Queenstown and all other parts u Europe at
lowest rates.
through bills OF laoen given for Belfast. Glasgow
HAVE. Antwerp aud other portson the Continent and
for Mediterranean ports
freight and pa apply at the Company Office
No. Bnvsicg Green or both steeraee and cabin to
OILS BIOELOW CO., 600 sth street, Washington
u. 4. -
yERNON H. BROW Il CO., New FORK;
CrtO Nessr-. OTIS Bil1rI.UW X CO.,
iaEI2 tC5 eth street. Washington.
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TENHoMAs BOWLING. Aucnoneer.

EXECUTORS SALE OF SIX DESIRABLE BUILD
ING LOTS-TEREE FRONTING ON HIGH
STREET AND THREE On MARKET STREET,
GEORGETOWN. DC.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY THIR- ~,
TEENTH. 1882. at FOUR O'CLOCK, in front Of 81
premises, shall sell ali II lot le5 which has been
sabdyided into building lotsthree having front
OF about % feet High street and three
Market street. between 9Th and 9th streets This
property We'll located, and should demand the aten-
ton Of Parties desiring profitable Investments.
Terms 0netsird cash tie residue in two equal pay
ents at six and twelve months, with notes bearing in
erest and secured by deed Of trust on the property
sold. All convey ancing at purchasers cost deposit
OF s25 Inired on each lot at time of sale.
f3-dts WM. Ii. CLAGGETT, Executor.
EF-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED, IN CON
sequence of the rain. until SATURDAY, FEBRUARY
EIGHTEENTH, same hour and place
f13-dts WM. FL. CLAGGETT, Executor.
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FOLEY, Auctoneer.

will sell at pubic euetion al the Damaged Stock by
fire ard water of Behrend 10I Market Space, con-
TENTH at TEN O'CLOCK. aud viii continue from
Goods. Notions Silks Carpets Blankets Iaces Rib.
bons. and quantity of ether goods usually found
in first-class dry goods house.
fl4-6t FOLEY, Auctionear
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NO CURE, No PAY.-wHITEHURsrs CEDAR
IN BALSAM s warranted 30 cure Congha. Code
Group. rlrosf and Lung DID, &c. 81. arcss 80.
Sold by W. i. THOMPSON. 703 18th slreet aadaR
druggists. Price 25cents.
Wholesale, SrOlT 4 CROMWELL. nal -Sm
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FAILURES OF the following cotton brokers were
posted at the New orleans Cotton Exchange yes-
terday: L. L. Walker, James \. lafitte, Mmches-
ter QuackenboSS, Lewis q Williams, Payne &
Green, and Williams. Pinckard a 90. All these
firms Were future brokers and BUYERS.
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smallpox ANTIDOTE-A SURE PREvEN-

GMALLPOX ANTIDOTE-A SURE PREVEN-
~ TATIVF AND CURE FOR SMALLPOX.
Any person using this remedy directed can come in
contact with the malady without danger 1t is certain
preventative. and when has been eXp0ed, and
coming down or has the disease upon them it is
quick safe and speedy cure With Face Preparation
no ttng marks left; price per package 80 cents.
Andote Preventative and Cure pint bottles for inter
nal use, full directions 81 each. DR.. II. o. CANDEE.
NJ. D., d. Proprietor and Manufacturer. My Health
Sanatarun ior the treatment Of all diseases No 1915
10th street northwest, of N Consultation free
All communications viii receive prompt attention.
STOTf CROMWELL, Wholesale Druggists. agents
Washington. L ms
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STEAMERS. dc.
FOE POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

Or and after NOVEMBER I'd. ISL. The steamer
HFIONSAITF viii lesve her wharf foot cf 9Th strcet.
q 2. n exery IoNpAH. IL kSDAY and SATUR-
pay for OF landings. On MONDAY tar
oTniui Perry. On THURSDAY, Ncuui and Currio-
OH SATURDAY.. Currioln IN and Leonardtown.
OPS JcIf< X. FOOD, AGENT.
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UNITY CHURCH Chicago last night. 10y a vote az
lis 10 b, instructed its trustees Inform Rev DR.
George {. Milne tie present pastor, that his con-
nectlon with the church as pastor would cease II
The time specified for the termination OF the con-
trJCt-three months from now.
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THIS EVENING.
TOMORROW.
rE'EIoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

FENtOMAS DOWNING Auctioneer.
While WARE Ar AUCTION
on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY FIFTEENTH, 1882.
the aH at Dealers should ih b s ss
1921 THOMAS DOWNING Auct
INSURANCE. BANK AND RAILROAD STOCKS.
ON wEDSEsDAY, FEnRUARy FIFTEENTH ST
AISSI,oNr Rooms, Ninth AND b STREETS
$50 Shares National Union Insurance Co. Stock in lots
90 Shares National Bank of Republic Stock.
% Shares Central National Bank Stock, in lots
Shares G,ali,ol North . Street South Washington
1927 DUNcANsoN BROS. Aucts
TENHoMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE THREE
TMhHEiST FE%Hk%fES1H AND fi f5his III
BY vrtne OF deed of trust. dated September lst q,
p ls end b ssr f e 1t 1as
subscribers vi" SELL e the highest bidder front of
s yt55si e 3 s the at 1IftFfAIH
FOUR O'CLOCK I; NJ. by the written order OF the
and esh. Situated "d the city s Of
sre Dts s OF G9 a sss an ss k4
Jane p. A. D. 1857. ana recorded in the surveyors
n.sats e eetera, deed lentiohsd '.' a'''i''''
Terms of Sale: One third cash of which 5000 must be
twelve. and eighteen months. with interest st six ler
ceptum annum, to be secured tb property sold
to the sati action OF the Trustees; ali cash p,lr
chaser'S option.
ANTHONY HYDE .r.
THOMAS HYDE, ! iius'ees'
THOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer f4-d&ds
TbtEONiAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
ART SALE
FINE ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS BY SOME OF
HE MOST EMINENT FOREIGN AND AMEHI-
CAN ARTISTS.
On WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND
SAIURDAI. FEBRUARY FIFTEENTH fix
TENTH; SEVENTEENTH AND EIGHTEENTH,
los at the Old Club House. corner 18th aud streets
FIGHT O'CLOCK p: NJ. The collection comprises
about two hundred and thirty canvasses richly framed
and bear the artistic labor Of men of great merit and
high reputation, such as
G. +. shearer. Dnsseidorf;F'; D. Brscoe. Phila;
A. Storm. Dresden; W. l.. Sontag, New York {;
&: ". knapp. PhiJa F. d. DeBiois, Boston;
WIN. Pearson Boston: R. DeWitte London;
Roland Go (deceaSed)prof. Aug. Muller. Munich.
New for6; Francis SnoWe Boston;
y. f,pp., Antwerp Har is.n Wear (deceased)
o. Hay den, Munich; New YORK;
o. ErdinaIl. Berlin; E. D. Lewis phila;
ana many others too numerous TO mention aiver
usement. 1hs exhibition vii! be on MONDAY AND
ItEoDAf, FEBRUARY THIRTEENTH AND FOUR
IELNIH day and evening" at the salesroUTns,
10Th and streets northwest, when connoSsers and
TIE bic generally are invited to attend Catalogues
car be had Oh application
f9-dNds THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
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lust OPENED FRESH SUPPLY
u SEM.-SKIN DOIMANS, $3.50 and up.
SEAL-SKlN SACQUES, 1926 and up.
Fur lined Circulars and Dolnans equally low in price.
STINEMETL,
j27 1887 Pennsylvania avenue
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lNyESrTG sTTNG BRIBERY CHARGES At RICuNosn
The grand jury of Richmond yesterday summoned
witnesses Ia appear before them on Friday in the
alleged bribery case. in which state officer il
clllned 10 nave tendrrea money 60 members of
the legislature to secure their support 4 special
committee OF the senate IL Dpw inNcSiig lilng this
matter. and il is likely that the grand jury viii
not mt rfere untii a1trr they have acted the re-
adluNttr caucus Tonight Will take up the auditor
SHIP but laSSey's friends will prob iblg endeayor
10 get IL postponed untii FRIDAY night General
ManOne Was in Richmond yesterday
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w ALTER b. WILLIAMS Il CO., Auctioneers
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES, COTTAGE FURNI-
TURF, BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS,
AND OTHER GOODS CONTAINED IN HOUSE
No. ST NINTH STREET NORTHWEST, AT
AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, FEBRUARY SIXTEENTH. 1882.
meIlt OF Furniture, &C. the residence of party de-
cnirs. housekeeping.
lid WAITER B. WILLIAMS 4 co. Aucts.
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CIVIL RIGHTS IL PRoviDENCE.-The managers OF
the INA ihtFN Han skating rink. al Providence were
Yesterday summoned 10 appear before the United
states commissioner 10 answer complaint
brought under the civil rights act for refusing adj
mission 10 a colored lawyer because OF his color
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DEATH FROM VIOLENT EXERCIsE.-WIliam VIII
y y WIS young man. nearly grown. attending
the public school II the Oaks, about three miles
east az Dentoa. ON Tuesday last, while at play
ShoWbalng during the noon hour. he was taken
with syncope and leaned against a fence, COM
planning he felt sick. lie was a corpse in a min-
ute Ills play-iellows called TO him - he fal-
Ing, but lie didn't speak Young Wiley was the
son of Mr.. " illiam Wiley. who resides near the
sehool-houSe. He was strong, active and ap-
pare0tly healthy His death was caused by heart
disease aggras atcd by The violent exercise ne was
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y thu deaf snd dumb bear and learn to spesk by
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DENTAPHONE. By IL use the deaf are enshisd 10
hear sl orinarX C1pvsrs.sion: Lccsures conoer 4c.
tanght e understand spoken Language. For ss!e 81
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