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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-08-25

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ont nm >Irrc 4 Ior1 49,, =, l,,.5, An
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49, .~.~-- I'll - - ..1..>>~ ~.-.<..x
NJ waics .nJ d.crl;r~ fos' ch>;r snI
~ lIr. Oafman' ne,-on showed none
ne sirnor. Who ~ iona N joke could
M keIn rnswe~;cg n for,nn. .fell;ng
f>shion: Az
.Ycnr ~r.tch X v. 49,. t.l.,r,
:. Nov how Gould ~, rro<~ 0ctr,
lthe ANNIE -v,;ric[ ,,s- c~cI.rr,.i 4,
deliobted rnrnr;se ~Ie ~ go Srs -
thinC 4 mf~-ei Than - mede -e.rch
snd found fhsf ~ w;fc,e diamond inc
~. oone. end th-r over two Lnnjrc7
dollar h.i h.e. f;lcheI from - MI ;,
..The th;of mn~f have hcen .ccre;r<-
"A Win ~ nrer,;ses = .ng~.~reI ~
siono~ t-~
e.Tbere van III Il .~.;n~ sid the
planter. With lively satisfscfion. ;:You
sco~c o,e c-.rr e?rs - 1890 49,
the nr s 9hoexsr - =. sn5 shs,; I
~ ser,n0e 49, ~ Il Serv~-ss S~;,h-
fri- -C:co5 fcr5 fhev x~c.,ij--< rrc.-,
~h.t n Al Nm go mc-ss ~,i .s;rc-
Il fh.v Ma T.r,f OIL a. -. .,,'i
d..<-5,,.r I;--;,- ..-;<h - - :.,:,,..r
Sr;e5ds ccnoe z fhst Ifv,,et Y 60 4, y "a
trust myself Nor. ~Io <orid har~
ro.1ea ~
The worthy oatman aimed this ques-
non point-b blank - ne slenor. who an
swered seriously that he could not tell
1ou can tell I'm sure You can
tel. ne planter insisted. ssoufiy.
haven't come here without consulting
my family Ny wife and daughter both
advised me % come. Only my son tired
% dissusde me ne said you couldn :
know anything about such matters. and
! would only oe making 2 bad matter
worse. But them be hasn't seen your
wonderful performance
a quick suspicion ,hOt through the
ngpors ntui'lve mind.
our son wss right; ne gave you
gooQ adv.ce- dare ~ ne Was quite
anxious that you should keep away
from mef
Indeed, ne WAS. said the planter
HE Was 80 worked Up about r. 4 bad
% partly promise 4 wouldn't come, BE-
lore ne would iet me leave the house
AZ said / would make foolo myself:
and said; Wei, well George; =
won =: ne thought meant twouidn :
consult you But what 4 really meant
was
mat you wouldn't make TOOL q
yourself, the slgnor interrupted
And here you're doing i, I'm afraid.
after AM
(" 10 no. CRED me planter: conn
IDENTITY. - lou Just come around 70 me
house WITH me-, examine me premises.
ana talk with ne folks and I'm posi-
I'VE you Can g9ess 'ne Edae, 4 yeu
, en - aet. - ne
I.us '7u. s-es'u,f M y 5ouF ese
you nave guessed r.
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Vital Statistics for December.
Gnnn SunwVNH

Health Ofncer TOwnshend'S monthly report for
December shows that the total mortality in the
District OF Columbia for the month was 3lS, or at
the rate of 20 A per 1000 per annum, reckoned on
the basis OF the population on the first OF June,
population for this month. The death rate for the
past month was less than for any December for
the past years. and Ia per 1000 less than the
average rate for same month and time. The
mortality OF the white population was lib,
or at rate OF 1867, while that OF the
The mortality, as compared with that OF Noyem-
Der last shows decrease of CO. The deaths from
scarlet fever decreased from TO /; diphtheria
from l6 TO y; Group remains the same, viz: A.;
whOOping cough increased from to 8; typhoid
fever decreased from IA to 6; malar1a feyerS from
increased from to 10; consumption from 67 to 20;
diseases OF the nervous system decreased from 60
to 80; diseases of the circulatOry organs from II
to 3D. pneumonia increased from % to 80; diseases
OF the digestive organs decreased from IL to g.;
Bright's disease remains the same, viz: 6; devel-
there were two homicides and one suicide.
or the white decedentS 1858 per cent were f1ve
yearsOf age and over; 6706 per cent were 20 years
and over, and 1866 per cent were 40 years and
over OF the coOred, So 70 per cent were five years
over, and l.3S per cent were 40 years and over,
showing per centage In favor OF the white race
for each OF those specified ages, as follows: 300;
1886; 248 OF the total 31S deaths, % or 70 "a per
cent were under year OF age; tof these infants
IS were white and 80 cOloredl The total mortality
There were 297 births reported, 90 were OF white
males, 90 OF white females; IS OF colored males,
and 62 colOred females Marriages reported, %;
white, 81; cOlored, y.
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RAJ TrNAHE J.,,,a,-,-

BALTl&okE january 2-Nirynia ca consos,
go; DO. second series. SsY. DO past due coupons
CO DO new tea-forties. AZ Ind to-day.
BAt. TlMoRf. January 2.-Cotton stesdy-tnia-
ding ia Flour Ia her. active and Howard strcet
AID western suYers 4.25a5.00. DO. extra s. 25a6.
90; family. f.50a1 30: city mills super, ..toa
> - DO extra 5.5os6 %; do fsnlily 7a0a7. 75 do.
Rio brands. 7.c0; ratapsco family. s.2s. Wheat
hrm-soathern rcd. l.4ial.&5 DO anlber. l.<6: No.
western winter red. spot 4,i sal AZ ~ January. 49a
al f5H February, LIS AL. "a March. lao. ~,
AiTii lsS' asa. Corn southern higher; Western
ln.cNe-ssGtsern white .9aso do yellow. II western
mixed. s;rt 69is asked, January, e9a69N: February
steamer, Gs asked Oats FIRM scEt-rn. F0a53: west
ein white 5la53; do mixed. 5Oa5i Icnusyly ania 50a
d. Rye, nOminaliy yus95. Hay unchanged. Pro-
visions firm and unchanged. Butter firm western
ltals- Petroleum firm and unchanged. Coiiee dub
tto carsoe, ordinary 30 falr. hisS99. quiet-A
SOFT pa Whisky lrn l.2oal - p. Treis,hts Iiy-
lporl Ter steamer unchanged. Receipts -four. . as
barrels whest. 70, III bushels. corn l00s bushels.
oats. l,9lo bushels; rye, none. shipments wheat
2.eo9 bushels; corn, *. 500 bushels. s.es- wheat
400, u3l bushels; corI 81, 80 bushes
NV hOhk. Jen8aly "a Stocks upward tendency.
Moley, g.. Ixchenge-long. is}, do. hort. iSSss.
State bonds inactive. Governments steady and
NEW YORK. January 24.-Flour firm and fairly
active. Wheat opened ha7a cent higbsr. subsequently,
became strong ant 7, covered. Corn. Canh and January
sfrciRtr end later months shade esrrr. Pork quiet
and irIn, ls.7Osi.. rs. Lard weak, I.S3rall. 80.
LONDON, January "a, l2-3o 4. -consols-for
money, - II 10, for the account 100 lilo. u. 3.
bonds, Is, lZ0l; extended 30. 1888. Atlantic and
Great Western first mortgage trustees certificates 46.
New dorsey Central cnnsols,, 1l5 tflc, 4O'a. do.
seconds. l0l. New York Central. l3sa. Illinois Cen
New York Ontario and Western. 26]s. Miwauki e and
ST. Paul cOiiimOn. 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-24

RETURNING SANITY AFTER F0KTY YRARs-A
curious case is reported from Rutland county.
years. When about "a years old he had q severe
attack OF brain fever, from the effects OF which he
became insane, In which condition he remained
until within about fifteen hours OF his DEATH He
then suddenly became sane, after 20 years OF de-
rangement, and asked his wife to sing. She was
unable to sing. but repeated hymn with which
she was familiar, and to her surprise he repeated
1t after her as coherentiy and intelllgentiy and
with as much feeling az II his mind had never
wandered. He repeated one or two other hymns,
and then became unconscious and remained SO
until he died-BWstngt0n WY Free Press, jan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-24

NEwARKs CHAMPION FoRGER.-Another forgery
by City Auditor Palmer, OF Newark, Nd, was dis
covered yesterday. IL purports 10 be an award for
damages TO VIM. Riker, amounting TO over 81 900,
and makes his deficiency nearly S1SSO00. The
populations of Hall, the controllers clerk, now
reach about $4,000, and more discoveries are
pected on the tax lease accounts. Suits have been
commenced against the bOndsmen of eX-Treasurer
WinanS, and against Palnners first bondsnen. ex-
Gov. Ward, eK-Con gresham HalSey and Benjamin
Atha, also against his second bondsmen They win
defend themselves.
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Il Real Estate Auctioneers.

Issp y # E2sT SD bS e o. The Ef EssrrR Rs
B IiA,, e., OF :, The E.; POTOMAC. KNOWN AS
FIFTH Ab 1889. at rWkkvE O'CLOCK Eh ~ On s
ISL ' snd duly u accorded iri IN bsT 49,
folio S67 It seq the land records for the District
tract of land. being parts Of 'Beas Adventure and
Fife enlarged. or by whatever it may be known
pistriet Of Columbia the east side of the Eastern
Branch Of the Potomac river beginning for the same
entrance Of tins and .irs. sasan b. Sheriff. land.
III the west line of the county road running from
nrth ffty nine degrees West IS de . to The Esst
ern Branch of the Potomac passing ash tree,
heginning), thence up. by and with the said Eastern
Branch northerl to the center Of the mouth of Watch
center Of said branch dividing this land from Thomas
Bri;-htwelTs lamb to the said county road from
county road the following courses viz: South fifty four
AID ha degrees west five perclies(S "a deg w 5p
deg. W. ID pJ south thirty five deg, west TWEEN ty-
seven perch IS. % deg. W. q p) to stone; south
south five degrees. west sixteen perchcs s. deg W. is
IT, south ten deg west eight rerches tS 10 deg: W.
ytwo percnes IS. 2lk deg, W 81 p); south thirty
one and half degrees west two and per
tanning hundred sixty acres more or less com
pEsins the land convened by James E. s. Holiday. and
Stoughton, recorded z3d March. 1862 in Iiber D. No
Z Of the land records of Washington county. in the
District of Columbia, at folios $780, &c. toeether with
all and singular the buildings improvements, ways.
easements rights, privileges and apuurtenances
Terms IN cash eH way fe in one
two and three years. with interest at the rate Of
Payment $500 viii be required at the time Of SAFE If
the terms of sale not complied with in full within ten
resell at the risk and expense of defang purchaser
on one weeks notice in the Evening Star newspaper.
W.. b. WEBB. Trustee.
ja1OeoSds 400 18th street northwest
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QUOTATIONS OF GOVERNMENT BoNps.

NEW JERSEY OFFSET TO THE NEW YORK IssAN.
Ii. Graves, on trial Tor the murder OF Edward p
Soden, was submitted 10 the jury at 2:15 p.m yes
terday, after charge by Judge Depue no in
Structed them that moral insanity was simply de-
pravity. The test OF insanity recognized by New
Jersey law Is the ability OF the accused To dstn-
guish between right and wrong The burden of
proof Is on the prisoner. III he has not proved Is
TO their satisfaction they must convict
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To ENJOIN BASE BALL DESERTER.-Sam Wise,
OF last years Akron base bali club, who had signed
with the Cincinnati club for next season, has de-
serted that club and Si5ne36Hth the Boston league
CLUB. The Cincinnati clubNNiIl enloln him.
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THE VIRGINIA GRAVE RoBBERy.-Th

THE VIRGINIA GRAVE RoBBERy.-The reported
named Freshman, I'm Virginia is confirmed by later
intelligence. The lady died on New Years day.
and was buried near Pamplin city, Appomattox
county. She had a peculiar affection or the face,
but had refused To allow surgical operation. and
IT is supposed that the body was exhumed in the
interest OF scientific research. The friends OF the
deceased are greatly excited over the dissertation
or the grave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-24

KILLED BY HIS PUPu--Robert c. Bailey, q
teacher In public school near the town OF Rose
Bud, Randolph county, Ill was killed day or two
ago by one OF his pupils named Emmett Mcbride.
The teacher Undertook TO chastise Mcbride for dis
obedience OF rules, a struggle ensued, and Bailey
was stabbed 10 the heart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-24
l MEDICINE FOR WOMAN.
PREPARED By A WOMAN


Is A POSITIVE CURE
For all those Painful Complaints and Weaknesses so
common to our best female population.
1t will entirely the worst form OF Female Com
plants, all Ovarian Troubles Inflammation and Ulcera-
ton. Falling and DISBURSEMENTS, and tine consequent
Spinal Weakness, and is particularly adapted to the
Changes Of Life.
1t will dissolve and expel Tumors from the Uterus
an early stage of development The tendency of Can
cerous Humors is checked very speedily by its use
1t removes Fantness, Fatulency, destroys all era
wings for Stimulants, and Relieves Weakness of the
Stomach. 1t cures Boating Headache, Nervous Pros
tration. General Debility, SeeplessIess Depression and
Indigestion.
The feeling Of bearing down, causing pain. weight
and backache. is always permanently cured by its
IEPHYsICIANS USE IT AND PRESCRIBE 1T
FREELY.-A1
1t will at all times and under all circumstances
in harmony with the laws that the female sys
For the of Kidney Complaints of either sex this
Compound is unsurpassed.
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND
is prepared at 233 and 235 Western avenue, Lynn
Mass. Price ST. Six bottles for S.. Sent by msi in
the form of pills, also in the form of ozenges receipt
OF price, 81 Fer box for either. Mrs. Pnkham freely
answers all letters of inquiry Send for pamphlet Ad-
dress above.
No family should be without LYDIA f. PINKHArs
Lily Err PILLS: They cure constipation. biliousness
and torpldity of the liver. % cents per box.
IT, SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. ~
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A SedUCer Killed.

BRENNAN, TEXAS, January 2i-JOhn A. Leech. a
married man. was shot and killed by r. Hunt Tor
criminal intimacy with the latterS sister.
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NEW YORK ROTTERDAM.
The frs..-c class Steamers of thi

The frs Steamers of this Liza
'AMSTEEDAM, kOTrERDAM,m
.,P. CHAMP" and MAS"
fon Stores, Brooklyn, regularly, WEDNESDAY.
i iTst Cabin, seO-S'0 I'd CABIN $50. Storage, goo
a. CAZAUX, General Agent, - South William street
New York For passage apply 10 w. q. MEFZERterT
CO., 923 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, or r
II. JOHNSON, Agent. National safe Deposit Building
corner New York and 18TH street northwest a1I
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

The following are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York STOCK Market to-day, as reported
10y special wire 10 III. Ii. Dodge, 539 18th street
OIea.llO. Cosll.g- BID
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I3'HOs. E. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate:Auct.

VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE
NORTHEAST COIN FIR OF co NtihESS AND STOD-
DART STREETS In THE CITY OF GEORGE
TOWN. ID. G..
at FOUR O'CLOCK 2. NJ, 1 shall offer for sale in
front If the premises, the above property.
Terms tiav OF sale. Taos. f.. WAGGAMAN
J2l -uguS Auctlonepr.
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Fire.

Quincy, MASS, January 24.-The residence OF
Daniel Whteman. at Wollaston Heights, WAS
burned last evening. The loss was 5000; par
TALLY insured. The fire was caused 10y detective
chimney,
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PIANOS AND ORGANS


F. F; Z :! =: 9: 9:
$ ! jas s: 4 8 81 i =:
ASTONISHING LOW PRICES
HAVE DETERMINED TO UNDERsELL
EVERY HOUSE IN THE CITY.
ELEGANT NEW PIANOS fTH
Sold elsewhere for $3.50 and $780,
lam SELLING FOR $3.50 AND $780,
And upon the easy
$lt PEk MONIH lNSIALlMENT PLAN.
And No Interest Charged.
HANDSOME SECONDHAND 7-oCTAvE CARVED
LEG PIANOS. 500. sl25 AND $780,
Upon the same teIme above.
FIRsT-CLAss
AND 81 oCTAvR
Plan
FROM $40 TO s75
UPON 8 AND $40 PER MONTH INsrAILMENTs.
sHoNINGER's CELEBRATED CYMBELLA
ORGA Ms,
ALL THE WAY FROM
$50 TO $500
SOLD ON MONTHLY INSTALLMENTs
OF S.
Don't neglect to make Guess at the number of Beans
in the Jar in my Show wirdcw. No charge for regis
cring your NAME and the person guessing the
number will be presented with the handsome $3.50
Cymbella Organ whichs now OIL Exhibition.
SIDNEY I. NIMMO'S
PIANO wARERooMs,
1873 Seventh street northwest.
~ Piano Tuning promptly attended to by the best
Tuner of the profession.
ta19
WIN. KNABE CO.'S PIANOS.-CELE-
" brated Grand Square and Upright. azz..ss:ezss
Aa as t0st & f5aRfs fsl fsns P Pn
NAkEROOMS. 423 llth street, few doors above Penn
sylVanla avenue ial3-1m
HALLET DAVIS Il co.'s
WORLD R REss1SA2 fH ASP 6 tSf9Gs
S HAEP 6TAfE gf FJS H61 f1hS9
H. l.. SUMNER, SOLE AGENT.
d10-eo 81 9TH STREET NORTHWEST.
FaNHE STIEFF. THE KRANICH & BACH, AND
Il other first class PI AMOS and ORGANSs-!a.Eez
at lowest prices and easiest terms.
G. l.. WILD BRO,
Sole Agents,
709 It'll street northwest near G..
Pianos and Organs for rent tuned and repaired. ja4
SCHoMACKER's
ELECTRO GOLD STRING PIANOS.
An absolutely perfect instrument. Increased purity
atmospheric action increased richness elegance
Pianos and Organs that have been used always on hand
ZOE SAFE or rent. 1uhlng ana repairing
d29- 915 It'll street northwest.
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Daniel Connell. the alleged Irish outlaw, admits
that he belongs to band which Is sworn TO free
Ireland
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WaII Strccs To-<Iay.

MARKETS MORN ACTIVE TRAN YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK, January 2-The PoSfs financial
article q 10 pm. edition. sgys:-The STOCK TX
'hange markets are rather more active than yes
to-day. United states bonds are UNCHANGED
southern stat bonds are weak for TenncSse.. and
North Carolina issues Railroad bonds are irrpau-
ar, but generally higher. The stock market
lad weak opening, on the report
that several SpeCulat0rs who are largely
short OF stockS, intend forcing large shipment ~
Eeld tomorrow or S5turd y, hut the market 10y the
nj OF the first hour became strong and prices 10y
l2:l5 O'Clock advanced Aa2 per cent, the latter
Wabash preferred Denver advanced a 20 s0is;
Reading, Is to 6s; Texas and Pacific,
/. 20 IS; Milwaukee and 81 Paul. Ia ta
lO'k, and the remainder OF the nst
RAJ per cent The local money market
easy at Sac per cent for call loans stocks and
2i3 per cent on u. :. bonds There is little or no
iemand Tor time loans. and rates are nominal.
The rates for mercantile paper are UNCHANGED. Up
20 The beginning OF business this morning there
remained unredeemed OF the forty millions az
bonds Included in the iGSth and l06ih calls only
s9.!3l,2n Currency Is gradually returning here
rom The south and west
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Robbery OF a Post Office.

NtLVESTUN, IEKAS, j anuhrN IA san Antonio
special says: DyonSic:O and Fernando Garcia.
brothers, the former employed at Laerdo post
Office, and the other at the Office OF tie Times
were arrested and brought To san Antonio last
night charged with robbing the Laredo post Office
OF $500. They were lodged In fail
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DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
INHOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON

VuNHOMAS DONLlNG AucuOneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
AND % 81 ANnEHt
of B srqs ased sa y tn sI n
s Ss s e. i foG s Ct Of he
IS u fas p + $oS
An that part Of ot numbered SIX tsS in the sub,
in the City Gf WASHINGTON, District aforesaid. and
the north line OF north street fifteen feet nine
inches west OF Ihe southeast corner Of said and
avenue to intersection the same seventeen feet three
y the s ss ct as
feet three inches to the northeast of said square
the southeast SAID square enc thence s west with
the north line OF I north sreetto the place of begin
| u two-story frame dwelling.
lens at SIX and twelve months. with notes bearing in
erest at six per cent annum until paid. and secured
the option Of the @ All convey sS M 49,
purchasers cost 500 deposit required at time of
,a4dts M MH4HAW Fl sGiAfskSIS' Trustees.
AEH q sS
;sss;; e 4 <
Richard Fzmorris and others are defendantl we will
f Hstd sffR Y tfRa q n Of
AID. 1882, at FOUR O'CLOCK PM. all the right,
ri sia n
the city Of Washington. District Of Columbia to witt
Lot numbered one d. in Patterscn's recorded subdvi
sion OF numbered two hundred and six (2O6).
Terms of sale: One third Of the purchase money be
which 300 is to be paid as deposit at the time of sale
equal instruments, in six twelve and eighteen months
from the day of sale, for which the purchaser pur
chasers shall deliver to the trustees his her their
remissory notes. dated the day of sae and to bear
interest at the rate Of six cent per annm; at
their option the purchaser purchasers may pay the
wh9ie amount in cash Upon the ratification Of the sale
chase money the trustees will convey the said property
to the purchaser purchasers thereof Conveyalclng
and recording at purchasers cost If terms not
pied with in FIVE days the property will be resod risk
and cost OF defaulting purchaser.
BAINBRIDGE H. WEBB,
No. $40 Az street. r,.
FRANK r. BROWNING. 7 1rustees.
Columbia Law Building
jal7-dkds DIJNCANSON Bros Aucts
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ATORTH GERMAN IJOYD-

~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAv2E
LoNDoN, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamers OF this company will sail EV cry SAT-
lkDAI from Bremen Pier, f0ct of Sd street, ECbokpn.
Rates OF passage-troni New Yo-k to Havre, London,
SouthaEiut0n aid Bremen, flret cabin. 800; second
cabin $50 steerage, 500 prepaid Storage cerEcates
-; For freSht or Iassa[e apply to OELRICHS& CO.,
2 Bowling Green, New York; W. g. METZEKOTT &
CO, s23 pennsylvania avenue northwest. Agents for
MashlngtGE. iaul2
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iblKfD.

FOX. Killed while on duty as head clerk Railway
Mail Service. "a miles south of Charleston. SC ON
Saturday. January II. 1882. HARRY A. FOX, aged
uirly yeSrs uofIneriy on " aslington, DC.
Funeral VIII take place from his brothers residence
No IL street northwest "Wednesday at O'Clock p.
Ia. Friends and relatives invited 10 attend.
GARNETT. On January %, 1882, youngest child of
Julia A. and VIM. +. Garnett-
Funeral viii take place 500 Eleventh street south.
east on the 25th inst, at p. m. Friends invited
PROCTOR. January oath, 1882, at 6: 80 a. m- Of
pneumonia. GRACE T., infant daughter Of Dorinda
and Richard Proctor. aged eleven month"; twenty three
days.
Darling little Oracle
Was the flower Of our home;
But an angel called from Heaven.
And our little one has down
By HER AUNT.
Funeral from parents residence, ala Washington
street northwest Wednesday. January 25th. at p
ROCKWELL Suddenly, January % 1884, Of heart
disease HENRY 4: ROCKWELL. secretary United
Ststes Fish Commission in the seventy rst Of he
age.
Funeral from his late rcsdenos. go stzset NORTH
west, Wednesday, ut 2:S0 pm.
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctoneers.

rrrsrrr,s CAFE OF 1,,Dnovr, nponr,rv
B. ySs 5 ~ $ s..
1881 and duly recsrea be ea No. fso
Of the h land records for
ss ;is :H& 81 EssS e
w. %eS"
bered twenty one t21) and twenty two t22] in James
dr dai 9 % square numbered eight hun
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heirs and assigns to remain in the peaceful and uns
SIS = h sS t Nj IS f s5
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effe M AND B.
TERMS Terms Of sale onsfourta cash. ba,,aos in ST..
fweGe eight cen and twenty.four months for notes
asGs Fas t on an Of %
OF ae aS T Hr ea WIN Mh xe da tS DAY
p.s5 the risk and f t5e dSfsssIns sqTehaseP
R 1s RRos .1sno as1.1. 1Hs'te:
- Southeast cor oh and Streets northwest.
TuRE And fFFEcfs coNTAiNEb IN PR RhHi
SIS No 62J E STREET NORTHWEST COMPRiS-
sfT1T IN RFh VII VT MssV fAE NV
S SK ~ PIE IABhE APP
VET TApESjIy aSn 0TUt'R TARiETS.
RUGS Hall, FjRNJrTTRF DINJNGR00E
FURNITURE EXTENSION TABLE,. SIDE
BOARD MIEROR JOIiTGE TT q IN AIRS
WALNUT CHAMBER SETS; WASHSTANTyS
MATrRESSES FEATHFR REDS AND pr
Ions RED CI OrHJSf; WANEFTS EpEFAnS
&c: ToWIIS NAPKINS CRCCKERY CHINA
AND GLASS WARE KIT'CHES WARES COOK
STOVE. EEFRIGERATOR &c. &c
On THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY TWENTY
SIXTH, commencing al TEN O'CLOCK, at the above
dwelling, viii sell the property contained therein
ana partly enumerated above. to which invite at
teltlon.
c. w: THORN, Executors
i23-3t VIM Fl. ShRYOCK,S i-Ae'"'''''
VHNBOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.
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RECtiYkRS SALE OF THE ENTIRE EFFECTS
BEIWEEN THIRTEENTH AND FoURTEENTH