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L. COLDWELI4 Real Estate Auctioneer.

4 L. COLDW ELL, Reai Estate Auchoneer.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROP
ERIY ON Il STREET. BETWEEN SIXTH AND
sEVFNTH STREETS NORTHWEST BEING
HOUSE AND PREMISES No. 615.
By virtue Of deed of trust bearing date on the ~.
nth day of June, A ID. 1872 and recorded in Iiter
be6 folio 27S &C. of the land records for the s-SA
trict of Columbia, mede to VIM. H. Ward, his heirs
assigns with power of ga le and by the said
VIM II. Ward. or his heirs in of defau t in the
OF the certain rronissory note by the aid deed
secured the undersigned, sole heirs law the said
VIM. H.. Ward, now deceased, at the request of the
holder OF said pronssOry note, and in default of
ment thereof. will offer for sale at public auction in
front 81 the premises, on TUESDAY. THE SEVEN
TENTH DAY OF JANUARY, AID. 1882 at -FOUR
O'CLOCK NJ, the eastern half of Lot numbered five
t5l. IN square numbered four hundred and tfty-six
(456). in the city of Washington. d. c.. with the
proVelGents thereon, which consist of hree-story and
back building, Brick House and Stable.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash: the balance in and
two years. with interest from day Of SALE the deferred
payments to be secured by the notes OF the purchaser
and deed Of 1T trust the Rroeery OF al cash at the
the proerty is struck off An conveyancins at the Gust
days otherwise the undersigned the right
sell the property at the risk and cost Of the defautng
purchaser.
& M 4 x XkSS 9;SycE. Sole Heirs at Law
kOBT. Fl. WARD, Of
ANNA WARD, VIM. II. Ward
j. A. WARD. deceased.
FRANK NJ. WARD,
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An Expert RigaHnist

ANDovRR, NIB, January 5-James A. Melvin, Il
man between SIS and 20 years OF age, has been ar
rested here on the charge of bgamy. He has been
married five times. His first two wives are dead
The last three are still living. -Four or five years
Ego h' trT1ed a lady In Monticello, Maine. Ia
July, 1891, he was married at Andoyer, TO Mrs
Adelo Burns, and in September, 1881. obt ined a
divorce ut Hculton, from the lady he married 1t
monticello. \ few weeks ago he married NJ IS
Fletcher, residing between Fort Fairfield ard
Houlton. Friends OF Mrs. Burns heard OF it, and
his arrest followed.
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Mail ESA6nerY.

LoCKPoRT, N. Y, January 5.-The mail wagon
running between the post Office and the railroad
depot in t,is city robbed last evening OF the
Buffalo mail bag. including letter packages for
Buffalo, Binghamton, Einirl and adjacent points.
The bag was found here this morning opened, all
The letters having been taken therefrom. There
were no registered letters but il is supposed that
many valuable letters were stolen. There is no
clue to tpe robbers
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BIsSELL; At Nor1salk. Conn. 1920 a. m. January
4 1872 IN the thirty efth year 81 bic ae kRg az
Hhiikf BIsSllI. az lil,sls pul'nonalls.
tru-t only a. t,Ois fBtp5ta j. hnl mercy and 10
jesus merits, not to any thing that done"
Funersl 1t Sorgsts, CCnn., Friday January e. 1882
at pm.
DoWEEG. On January 2, 1882, ANN. tie r,iict OF
the late Jee Dosner, about 5eventy thr years old
-'u:serai Friday. at O'Clock T. "a, ON asaaf,iyan
underiaser. 9i3 itiDsS AHA Friends are IN.
vited to attend q.
FRENCH On Wedr eaday. January g. 1881 ED
MUND oGiLEIf fRtNCH, infant son OF Lieut. ana
MIR. W.T. Is. 4. fEeacli.
MILI.kR. Ina Brooklyn, NY, on Decenbsr 81, 1881,
after nne ring illness, MRS THOMAS W. MILLER.
formerly OF maenIIg tou, ID @.
PALMER on January 6, 1882. AT the residence N
Ms son I'D Jaw ~ Williams, III Sth street north
west WATEitM IN PALMER. formerly OF P.tfsi,ur.r
in tue eight fifth year % Inc 20
Funeral Sci lcea viii D. he'd az the residence this
evening, st O'Clock. prior las removal 10 Irgis
for burial. ~ 49,
PEfEhs On Tuesday, January g. 1882 in the
ei,hty-nIta stsr OF ms asre, THOMAS PEERS ST..
nephew OF tie laie Judge Richard Peters OF Plilsda
pima. ' ~ -
ends OF the family respectfully invited % at
1ia NJ Ionefa from hsiae resa 1eca 3023 hosstroc
GEORGETOWN, on Friday, al 3 D. m.
III 4ti4oTD aid PhlsaslDna 1,atsrs rease copy Y
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GEN. BURBRIDGE Will. RISE AND ExPLAIN.-A
telegram rom Philadelphia last night says:
Gen. 5. j. Buroridgc, who has bern talked OF rs q
party TO pro >pe,.ay" duel with Congfessml
Blackburn, OF Kentucky, has gone 20 Washfng tOn
TO prepare for publication statement explaining
tie origin of the fued.
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A Woman F.ilIcs; hy a Pet necr.

GALVESTON, TEN, January 5-A special - patch
70 the SetrS from San Antonio says: 'sTwn hex can
WomeB at San PEDRO creek, in the outskirts OF that
city, were set upon by pet deer, and one OF them
was fatally gored. The other woman is In a less
critical condition"
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Fatal Explosion Of DYNAMITE.

HASTINGS, MINI, January 5.-A can OF dynamite
exploded on the line OF the Hastings and Still
water railway, instantly killing one labOrer and
seriously 1nJurlng two others.
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DuEsi PILESn PILESlIf
( suss CURE FOUND st LAST. NO ONE NEED

rersfed Pslce has been discovered 10y Dr. Williams
Indian remedy called pr. Hlnasns lndizn Ontnent
50 years standins No enc need suffer i've minutes
BONA fnssrunopts and Eiec4uares da harm than
rood. Wfliians Ointment absoros the tumoru asyU
intense clg (paricIlariy II night xfter getting warm
In bedD acs poulaoe gives instant and peinlsm
Gef and = pCeyared only fer Ris t1Ag a the pfivu0
Sold y e. DSssEass 81 sent y ~ q esea;$ :
isr5eSnrx Cleveland. Ohio WIN. Il. ENTWTHA DrsG-
t corner Pennsylvsnia avenue ard 18th streefs We-
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SIR SET FIRE IN ~

SIR SET FIRE TO rue PooR-HoUsE A. Han,
the mother o. mo fnidren. 3Ba All = mate " the
pOOr-houSe at SoItn Amherst Mass. for many
years, has confessed "a setting The IRE which
burned the Institution Sunday evening, ana has
been held IN a. Fan
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LABOR STRIKE-The shoe-laSta-rs In Cincinnati,
who do piece work, struck yesterday. The lastefs
or one OF the leading Factories Withdrew from the
union Saturday and IN abe act for one year 10
SO on 1t the present prices.
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4. ssSRIEgs


SCOTT-NsYDOR. At Mount Vernon Pace y r.
Church south, &oauesity, January q. 1882. iy HOY.
W. r. Harrison. tlsNR r. SCOTT % biIns ~ Ii e
NAfLob, all vi Washington. DC.
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PROPOSALS.
DLUMBING MATERIALS. sc.

DLUMBING MATERIALS, &C.
OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE, WAR AND NAvY)
DEPARTMENTS,
NAsHINGToN, d. c., January Sd, 1882
Sealed Proposals for furnishing and delivering plumb
ing Materials fittings and fixtures, required for the
porth wing Of the Building for State, War and Navy
DeEarments IN this city viii be received at this office
until IL N. of JANUARY, 14TH 1882. and opened Inn
nledistey thereafter in presence of bidders.
Specifications. general Instructions for bidders and
dealers in plumbing goods, upon application to this
office. THOS IINCOIN CASEY ~
Ja3-6t Lt.-CO Corps of Engineers
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CHICAGO, January 5.-The insane department OF
Macon county nOOrhOuse was burned last night
The loss 10 $l4 900 All the inmates but two
rescued. The latter are believed to have escaped
and to be at large.
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A TRANSFORMATIONS I,EA SALE OF IMPORTED AND
MfhR Il II fH6MAs l. 14 H6M hh.ia 81
BY virtue Of an order Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia. we will SELL at public auction at
IunlaW Farm, near Georgetown, D. c., on TUES
DAY, THE TENTH DAY OF JANUARY 1882, AT
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, the following stock IS de-
serbed in the American jersey Cattle Club Rester.
Balywhack, No. 8. 094 ''Bisms ist CSC; 'sBsma
.'fqnlaw Belle 8, 9sl Zelda" 4476; :Jesnnie
Beal 694: .'Tunlaw Milkmad," 6, 1885, '.Pansy Of
Tunaw, 905 ''Huldah Of Tunlaw. 6. 0O6 Bessie
Beall OF Tunaw." 6, GOT; Miss Betsey Of Tunaw,"
6,90s, together with IA native Cows, Bull and 10
Heifer and Bull Calves. the progeny Of the above
named and other celebrated Jersey Stock. and three
Alderhey Cows.
Also 4 Berkshire and Essex Bears sows shosts and
Spreader; one Kayanagh and Baker Billiard Table with
one Pin Pool Board Collender Billiard Table with
q Cues. Balls and Rack; one Silver Bowl and
Iadle, one Liquor Case one Office Desk; one U6ice
Table, Chairs, aud one Portrait of the late Jefferson
Rives.
The Tunlaw herd Of Jersey Cattle selected with
great care and with view to the improvement OF this
valuable butter making stock. Parties ut distance who
desire STOCK Tor breeding purposes may find
mere 20 buy Tor them by communicating with Mr. JOHN
A: BAKER, 926 Louisiana avenue.
Terms cash.
r. ROSS PERRY 342 street northwest
REGINALD FENDALL. AZ and ID streets
ADMINISTRATOR OF the estate Of Thomas l. Hume decd
WM r. YOUNG, Auc6oneer. d24. n, 40, i'd
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CARPETS.

4 fAKPEIo-
Nesre daily receiving FAN and Winter assortment
OF al the new designs in Carpets, comprising Royal
"Ltons Administers. Hoquettes, Bxeow, Body Brus-
sei Tapestry and Insrans, Smyrna Carpets Rugs and
Mats In great variety. Floor Druggetts all sizes
smyrna CARPETS by the yard. with borders match
ianoleuIn II new designs Cocoa Mats all sizes. Floor
Linen al widths Raw Six add Satin furniture
10y: Swiss Antique and nottingham Lace Curtains in
choice patterns Purchasers viii ind 1t to their sd-
vantaEe 10 examine Stock.
HOOE. BRO. L. CO.,
oil 1925 STEEET. NEAR EBBITT HOUSE
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RURT'S SHOES FOR GENTLEMEN

DUETS SHOES FOR GENTLEMEN
ARE THE FINEST MANUFACTURED.
Blrt's Herd Made, Cloth Top, narrow toes.
BUTTON IS THE CORRECT STYLE
0urt's Hand sewed Cloth Top, London Toe.
CONGi.ESS CATER Is VERY NICE.
Brts French Cali Hand made ButtonCiaier elegant.
Burt's Perfect Fitting Shoes.
Ladies' Hand Seved French Kid Boots.
adles French Aid Shoes 81. 50 tn 81.
Ladies Kid or Goat Button, - to rs.
Our Paris Boot for Ladies the prettiesi the United
States.
Misses and Chi'drrns Shoes good sud cheap.
Chldren's Spring Heels At low pr.ces.
The above goods only he lad ut
GEO. ACtARTHY'S
o2e COS PENIS LVsNIa AVENUE
hECkkR BE0S.' PIANOS; BURDETT ORGANS
~ the best now made.
q. II. KUHN, n EV n
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THE TREASURY CONTINGENT FUND
MORE TESTIMONY BEFORE THE COMnTTEE
A BIGAMIST BROUGHT TO GRIEF.
The Treasury Investigation.


The Senate committee Investigating the contin-
gent fsnd expenditures In the Treasury depart
ment yesterday examined Judge Tarbeil, deputy
inst controller. through whose Office the accounts
OF the cusfotian'S Office finally pass. Mr.. Meline
chairman OF the commission appointed by SerTp-
tary Window to examine and REPORT Oh contingent
iuhd expenses. was examined at length concern
ing the testimony token before the cc,nnissop
MT. Pltney, eN-custodian, and Mt HesS!er fore
man OF the cabinet shop, were also recalled and
eXanGlaed briefly. Mr.. HesSler Was asked to pro-
duce his time records showing the work done nv
his sucordinates, with view t. inquii ing into the
truth OF the testimony Of Brown, who stated that
he had worked on Secretary Sherinan's new resi-
cence and haG been paid for IL OF Treasury de-
par,ment funds. HeSsler is reported 10 have con-
tradicted Browns testimony
The subcommittee met at II am, to-day and
cont hued It's session during tile afternoon
MeSSrS- Hatch, starekeeper at the Treasury:
Meitne, Chairman oi the committee which con-
Quoted the Treasury Invest CATION: Beck who mas
charge or the Treasury CART sgtS. wagons and
horses; and McDerlnott, Of the firm of McDer1nott
brotheS, carriage makers OF this city, were ere
The committee. Beck questioned MS 70 tie
number OF horses and vehicles emri0yed for the
paid out for repairs. Mir. NcDermott WAS allied -
examine certain bills and recaipiS from his finn
, ,, repaifs or Treasury vehicles. Re recoy-
a little discrepancy was discovered in connection
with one OF them. He testified that he rendered
the bin for ''sieigh ana bells furnished
to the Treasury hy his nrin, but in the
Treasury books, which were before the com
n ms's &ag6 the sntry rprsseated The p1Ih sc
not wagon but sleigh and bells Which were
FURNISHED The committee have before
them the pay-rolls and time records OF
various employees OF the Treasury, and
are comparing them with the view
or ascert lining whether or not any WORK was done
outside OF the department, or FOR parties outs de-
ana charged up as regular work. The carpen-
ter Brown, rs is known, testified that he did
work upon residence belonging To "A high
treasury Official, and that he was paid i'm the
regular way as IL for work done for the depart
ment. Other witnesses have contr .idictcd Brown,
ana tne committee are DESTROYS OF asccrtaininy
nrm or refute his testimony.
COUNTING THE CAsH.-Mr. f. o. Graves chief OF
the National Bank Redemption Agency; Mr. Whit
nfy, assistant cashier, and Mr. Morgan, assistant
chief OF the division OF Public Moneys, are I'm New
YORK, with a force OF clerks from the Treasury
department, to make count of the cash In the
SnbtreaSry there, In view OF the transfer OF that
Office from Gen Hilihouse to Mr. 1hoS. c. Acton.
The count Will take abOut three weeks or month.
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TnR NEW YORK srocK MARKET.

The following are the opening and closing prices
" the New York Stock Market today, a. rcported
by special wire to II. Ii. Dodge, tys 18th street:
OPENING. Closing Btd.
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SMALLPOX PANIC AMONG ACTo.s.-Nearly one
half OF The actors and actresses in New York have
been vaccinated It police headquarters. The
cause OF Sae Scare WAS Tie rauor that Percy, the
leading man OF Booths company, had died OF
smallpox In Boston Saturday night Three
travelling troupes, the members M which had
associated with I1ercy, arrived In New York from
Boston.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS + CO.. Aucaoneers.
VALUABLE PROPERTY. FRONTING ON SEVENTH
STREET, BETWEEN L AND n STREETS
NORTHWEST AT AUCTION

STREET, BETWEEN AND II STREETS
NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
The undersensd Trustees by virtue Of deed Of -
trust dated the 2lst day Of October A. D. 1880 and 3
recorded in Lber No. 952 folio 2l9. Of the Land
Records Of the District Of Columbia at the written
auction, in front Of the premises on TUESDAY, the
TENTH DAY OF JANUARY. AID. 1882, ct HALE
square 49, with the improvements thereon. beginning
on h street twenty eight feet eleven inches from the
northwest Of said lot; thence south on said
street txen.y,two feet four inches: east one hun
twenty-five feet four inches and thence west TO the
sos Ct besnaing said zeal estate and premises being
Terms of sale: One fourth cash; balance In equal
payments Of Six twelve and eight cen months with in
purchaser secured by deed Of trust the premises
sold shall be given; OF all cash, Ct the purchasers
Of sale the terms Of sale shall not complied with
within five days. the Trustees the right ia resell
at the risk and cost Of the defaultng purchaser.
dso-nKr,o Z L T. JMoGaHa asoa Trustees.
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THg Snow STORM, which began last evening, a
little before six O'Clock, and was continued at
intervals, during the night and this morning, pre-
states In the New England states and the
lake region the weather Is reported clear
and cold. regular polar wave has
engulfed Vermont, the mercury having fallen this
morning to six degrees below zero at Burlington
The snow has entered south almost To the gulf,
where 1t gave way to rain. Washington seems to
have been about the center OF the storm. The
mild weather prevat ing in the west appears to
justify the prediction that there win be a thaw
tomorrow. Those who have Sleighs should make
hay before the sun ShjneS
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FoR THE BETTER PROTECTION OF TuyArrR Co

FOR TIE BETTER PROTECTION OF THEATER GOERS.
MIR. X. +. UnGerhi 1, tie well-known court stem
ograther, OF this city, has invented very ingen-
oisiy contriyed theftr and hlll seat which is de-
signed TO avoid niger In the event OF fire IL Is
81 arranged In It all the seats can be made In
few seconds 10 sfmutint ousv fold into recesses IN
the floorand leave the hall or UIeatr with nothing
to obstruct the movement over the floor % the
places or exit. Mir. Unaerhl Is submitting the
Invention u the projectors VI the new opera houses
and tneaterS.-S y Sun
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NsHhIAt'E Ift9ENSEs Nv btNn ISSUED as follows:
Marx johnson and Mary Nornan; X. J. McCarsy
o. augusta, Ga, and Leslie ". Johnstone: Jonu
W. Shftpe and Laura Dan son, ~ Alex an .lria:
thiS * Mcintosh ana Ida V. True: George Car
Nf ana ReD hcca Brown, both OF MiilwoOd q irk
c0u1ty,sa.; frank L. :, OFT and luIie Naylor: T.
IL Preston and Mary l.. KrouSe. CAas. W Rempp
allC sophie NJ. Lipp2Td; Rudolph IuGmann and
J'sNte Kennedy; John HtiZlc and Bcrda Harding:
Eugene Compton and AnaHna j. Boone
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rUNARD LINE.
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED.
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HAkBOR.
FROM PIER 40 N. r.. NEW YORK
Bothnia. We'd. IS Dec Partllia Ned, % Jan,
Calls. Wed. :, Jan. Bothnia. Wed. FEB.
Servia We'd. IS JAN Cat ouia. We'd. Is Feb.
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK.
RATES PASSAGE
Tickle to Paris, SIS additional.
Return tickets on favorable terms.
Steamers marked do not carry Storage.
Storage st very low Steerage tickets from Iv-
erpoo and Queenstown and all other parts Of Europe at
lowest rates.
through bills Of laden given for Belfast Glasgow
Eay1e Antwerp aud ether portson the Continent and
for Mediterranean ports.
For freigh and passage apply at the Company's Office
No. Bowling Green, or both seerage and cabin to
OTIS BlGELOW d CO.. Cos 9TH street. Washington.
u. q.
VERNON H. BROWN 4 CO., New York;
OrtO Messrs. OF Is BItikLOW & CO.,
iaul2 COS 9TH stIest, Wasliin on.
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ORGANIZATION or TEE NEW MARYLAND Ipcrs

ORGANIZATION or THE NEW MARYLAND IRCrs-
LATURE.-TIe legislature OF Maryland met yesis.r-
CAV ~ Ann polls, and org :nzsd by ecCting Mr..
h'lln0l1, o. B1it more, Spe,1cr or the house and
inE Williams. OF Il IL more county, president OF
the Senate. The Subord tt offi PiS determined
upon In the demo raLlc uCtS were duly elected,
milking clean sweep OF Ola III ills Preliminary
stepS were taken for Coniestn rs the seats OF the
deleTattS tdsino ratS) IRON Anle Arundel county,
am OF Iaid Mcncnaii lrri.b, @. Montgomery. IL
Was proposed 10 award the printing o. the highest
bidder on proposals II b, submitted 60 the ieg1s-
t;ture in Joint convention, IN the subject was
made The order for Woannsd "
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FTVHOMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer.
TRusST n SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
COUNTY NEAR THE CITY LIMITS ~ $500

T'HOMAs BOWLING. Auct,oneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
esp rY9si NEAR THR limits THE
s s: 81 .: 5s
j 'iS$ sS { Il g
9 Ps;s M part q the tract called Pleasant
fs p G 'a as
nner decree Of the Supreme Court Of said District
o. to issj inclusive according to our ree
ssa eight dn esss s I trout
on ,as Line 81 the road 3 Rock creek church and the
o fis e road Gm aae On
front Of 80 feet 4s feet and SO feet depth Of 200
have front Of 50 feet by depth Of a'o iso feet OF
sna @ @ r % So FEET se aid
RGd1 ssse and M Which w feet e
frame Dwelling which ss $50 feet
lots on MI Pleasant street Similar H dsph with Shes
of 5nfns G
Rock creek church The lots the It'll street front win
NJ
end Lastly the dwelling house lot Pats Of the sub
or the trustees Some Of the 7hstreet lots will be sold
Terms Of sale: One third cash BALANCED three equal
instaments at six, twelve and eighteen months with
by deed ora prehasers op
% % $40 on en asb s IN b
be required All conveyancing and recording at pur-
chasers cost If the terms of sale not fully COM
piled with in any In five days day of sale the
trustees the right to resell the lot lots sold
the risk and cost of the defaultng purchaser pur-
chasers upon five days advertisement in the Evening
Star" CHARLES WALTER, r,,...,
CASPER WINDUS, ! Aiuste"e'
d9-dts corner 14th and d streets northwest
r. THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN CON
sequence Of the rain until TIL URSDAY, THE FIFTH
DAY OF JANUARY, 1882, AT SAME HOUR and
place, by order of the Trustees.
d2l-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Aucdoneer.
tE- THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
poned in conse quence of the storm until TUESDAY,
JANUARY TENTH, same our and place. by order of
Trustees.
ja5-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
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rHOS. J. FISHER l. CO.. Aucts.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING. No. 50
STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust to recorded amOngH
the land records Of the District Of Columbia in ber
NO. S6O, folio 491, ct seq, will sell at auction,
TI,ME I pay Of JANUARY. AID. 1852. Al FouR
subdivision Of certain lots in square No 6I5 in wash
inEtan city DC. improved by an unfinished two story
TERMS One third cash; balance In six and twelve
montns with interest all cash at purchasers option.
400 down at sale. Terms Of sale to be complied with
within seven days trustees the right TO re-
sell at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser An CON
veyancing at purchasers cost.
dso-d G aAat e b As WHfFH. Trustees.
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RANCE OF TIE THRRAosETER-The following
are inc readings OF the thermometer at the 81 nal
oihce during the day: am. - deg: IL am, u
dg.; PIN. % deg. Maximum, IS deg,
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AN EFFECTIVE DOSE OF SPAIN KuLE,

AN EFFECTIVE DOSE OF "PAIN KILLER "-Yester-
day gentleman living at No. 707 9Th street north
west, reported at police headquarters that his
servant woman, named Bette Hall, had been
suddenly taken I'LL, and from her symptoms
thought she had taken poison, and desired that
she be sent to some hospital DR.. Markriter, Who
lives near by, was called In and concluded from
the symptoms that she had taken pain killer. The
police ambulance was dispatched, and she was
carried out TO the Freedmans hospital where she
died In less than half hour. DIR. Purvis set to
work at once to relieve her OF her troubles. but
every appliance failed, and she died as stated
Dr. PurviS denied that the woman had taken
poison, and says she died from natur Il Causes,
and no further inquiry was made in the Case.
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BILLS FIIKD.-To-day Barbara Hornbach filed q
bill against Kmtl Schwakopf ct al for the appoint
ment OF new trustee, under deed OF trust to secure
the payment or note for 81 ZOO. Jane Read and
Others filed bill against Geo. T. Post and Others
for the sale of property on Prospect street. and the
the will OF Robert Read, deceased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-05
CHARGEs AGAINSr Az ARwY nrrrcER-Chl r,

nave been pre- erred against Major Edwarj ID.
Baker. late goyerHn ~ p ga rcrmastgr st st.
LOGls, by Mr.. Thongs IaxG a. OT the iirm OF Max
"t.i Bros The Cn iT' com rise favOr,tism In
IN king purchases or Jhe gov rnmcnt and habsts
oi gross lRtemperance. An investigation Is now
pPnu1Dg.