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DROPOSALS FOR PACKING-BOXES,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.. January 81, 1883,
Sealed proposals. for furnishing Packing Boxes will
ne received at this Department until the TWELFTH
Day Ot FEBRUARY, 1883. at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ.
SAMPLE may be seen at the Department and blunI
forms for bidding furnished upcn application.
he bids viii be considered and accepted o. re tecad
item by item. Ae'ee'eu
Proposals to lie addressed to tn undersigned and
inarsed Proposals for Pec.ir1- Boxes"
re Ice OF charge at the Treasury De-
lartlnent Mashlp5,on ID. c., and Will be subject to
nspecon W IN expert detailed fer the purpose by the
,srior article Will be deemed sufficient annul
Tee contract at the option of the Secretary.
The Department reserves the right to waive defects
and reject any or all bids.
=. CHAS. j. FOLGER.
f3-eo3t Secretary of the Treasury
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The Star Route Trial.

A. P. Nichols, OF Maple Grove. Dakota, who car
ried the mail from vermillion to Kidder. was called
to the stand and examined as to the service on the
route.
Calvin @. Shaw, postmaster at vermillion, Da-
Eota, was called TO the stand ana identified petit
ton. signed by himself, asking extension OF
time on the route. This was sent to Mr. Bennett,
Delegate from Dakota in Congress, and IN reply
witness received a circular. which was signed
Thos. j. Brady. This letter had been lost.
MI. Brewer, of the Post ONCE department., was
called TO testify to the record made OF the circular
at the time.
Mr.. Ingersoll cross-examined Mr.. Brewer to
snow that several hundred such circulars were
sent out each day. and that IL was impossible for
the Second Assistant Postmaster General to read
the contents OF the circulars
M; Pryor, OF the Post Office department. testi-
NED that the circular tp question would, in the
cOuse OF business, be signed by Brady.
Mr. shaw was then recalled and testified to the
loss OF the original circular by a Hood In the
Missouri. which deluged the post Office.
Inc witness having been crOSS-eXamined as to
his being under pay as a witness and postmaster
on redirect examination said his presence here
caused him pecuniary loss He testified that the
circular said that the request of the petitioners
could not be granted, as such course would be an
injustice to competing bidders.
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The Courts.

The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN
To-day, WOlland agt MCGEE: opinion by Judge
Hagner Affirming judgment below. Turney agt
Corbett; hearing commenced.
CIRCUIT CoURr-JudOe Macarthur.
Keyser agt Graydon; Judgment by default linn
& Co agt Chapman; do. LangStOn agt Evans;
on trial
EQUITY CoURT-.Jtlfoe James
To-day, Swami agt. Swami ct al T; pro confeeso
against certain defendants ordered. Probasco
agt 0rammer; order appointing julius T. Gram
mer co-trustee and sale ordered. Wall agt Dis
trict OF Columbia; certified to General Term to be
heard in first instance.
POLICE CoURT.-yud0e SneH
To-day, WeSter and Henry Lowell and Joseph
Smith, ARRAY; Sl0or S0days each. Peter Banks COL
ored, larceny OF a lot OF clothing from his mother
Mary Banks; S OTIS days Henry Allen assault on
ChaS- j. Wagner; $50 or 60 days. Edward Proctor,
cOlOred, assault on Edward Stewart; s. or Is DAYS
Emma Shaw, colored. Keeping bawdy house; six
months in jail Martin Welsh, larceny; four
months in jail Lincoln Bowie, colored, disOrderly;
$ or 10 days. Henry Alien, loud and boisterous;
S or IS days Chester johnson, colored, prOfan-
1ty; IS or days
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THR NEW YORK TOCKMARKEr.
The following are the opening and closing prices
q the New York Stock Market to-day, as Reported
by special wire TO II. IL Dodge, $50 18th street.
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BONDS APPROvED.-The Acting Secretary of the
Treasury has approved the bonds Of George H.
Starbuck as supervising inspector OF the second
steamboat district and he will enter upon his new
duties tomorrow.
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GOOD LUCK Turns Hrs HKAD.-A tragedy oc-
CURED among the Creek Indians last Saturday.
When the Creek orphan money was dis
tributed among the tribe on Saturday
one OF Euchee's band received q oQ6
The mans good luck drove him crazy, ana on sun
day morning, before daylight he shot two OF his
companions, Kig1a Brown and John Buck through
the head, while they were sleeping. In the at
tempt TO capture the lunatic Jim Barrett was NOR.
tally wounded. II being Impossible to capture
him, he was killed by a well directed yClley
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RESISTING AN OFFIcER-Yesterday afternoon
Policeman Jennes attempted to put young col
Ored man named Richard Hill under arrest near
the corner OF 18th and streets for stealing hat
when he was attacked by James Adams and VIM
Carter, two other c0l0red mei. One OF the crowd
drew razor, and the officer tried to draw his
pistol which he was seized and tripped by the
crowd and his pistol knocked from hts hand He
succeeded in arresting James Adams, but the rest
got away. In the Police Court this morning Adams
was charged with assaulting the officer, who
stated that the prisoner caught him by the arm
and prevented him from making the arrest, and at
the same time he {the officer was cut the hand
with the razor. The case was continued until Sat-
urday, when It is expected that the whole crowd
will be tried together.
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HAMBURG LINE.
WEEKLY LINE OF STE AMPRS
LEAVING -EN YORK EVERY THURSDAY
AT NOON.
FOR ENGLAND, FRA-,SE AND GERMsNY
1Ui assase app:yGo
c. b. RICHARD 4 CO.,
General Passenger Agents,
81 BROADWAY. New iork
CY to PERCY q. SMITH
ISL and Gl9 fennsy .vauia ayeuuA
Send for Tourist Gazette" All
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EUNARD LINE
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
3AE CUNAKD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 40 N y NEW YORK
Gala. w L.. Feb H. Part ia We'd. March "a.
P&Soma We'd, Feb. II Catalonis. W ed, March 2l.
Sers1a We'd. Feb - PavouIa.. Se6. March %.
bsenna We'd, March Z. ervIa Ned. April 4.
AND E%ERi WEDNESDAY, FROM NEW IORA
RATE OF PASSAGE
<Se, $50 and 800 for passenger accommodations,
Snerage at very low rates. Storage tickets from Iv.
eTccl and Queenstown and all other parts Of Europe
lowest rates.
Through bills OF laden given for Belfast Glasgow.
Havre Antwerp and other ports on the Continent and
Tor n edlts rraIean pOrts.
For freight aud ap3ly at the Company's ofca
No Bowling Green. both steera4e and cabin to
QfiS BlGElOW CO.. COS 7th street Washington.
SL1NON q. BROWN CO., New York.
Ore Messrs. OTIS BIGELOW Co
IAnlZ Gus It'll street. WASHINGTON.
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I'd Edition.
Latest KILOGRAMS to The Star


new YORK. Feb. "A special from Pomeroy,
OHIO, says: Our city is completely under water,
and the entire people have been compelled 10 seek
SAFETY on the hiiltops. The waters OF the Ohio
have reached point higher than has been known
before. and are stll rising. The people are nlled
with apprehension, and the most serious results
are anticipated. The weather is cold and there
Is much suffering, especially among the poorer
classes
So suddenly did the water come upon the town,
business men had no time to move goods to o
place or safety. Twenty-eight salt works are
under water entailng a loss OF 100000 barrels or
salt The rolling mills are closed, and all other
business is entirely suspended. Similar reports
come from points all along the river. The Journal
and other newspaper buildings have been washed
out No malls have been received
General Eitzhuxh Lee.
NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-0en. Fitzhugh Lee was called
on at his hotel to-day by large number OF his o.
army acquaintances This evening he will attend
the performance at the Casino.
Fire I'm st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS NO., Feb. 6-The flre-clay brick and
pottery works of Dixon and Young, In the ex-
treme northern part of this CITY, were burned last
night Loss from $50, 1000 to $50 900; insured for
$4,000
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AUCTION SALES.
V1HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

VI,HOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
PkREMPToRY SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR PAR
LOR AND CHAMBER FURNITURE, TO COVER
ADVANCES.
On SATURDAY. FEBRUAR TENTH. 1885, at TEN
O'CLOCK 4; ~, in front and within my auction
rooms. shall sell the following furniture
Two elegant Ebony Parlor Suits. in Embossed Velvet
One Very Handsome Double Walnut Parlor Suite up
ho.Stered in Red Push,
Walnut Parior - in Figured Brocatel.
Two Leather Covered Walnut Sofas.
Leather Covered Dining Chairs,
one Tire cornered Grand Piano.
Two Superior Walnut Book Cases,
French Plate Mirrors,
Walnut Mrror-back Hat rack,
Very Handsome Walnut Marble Top Sideboards.
Ten Decorated Toilet sets,
Four very superior Walnut Marble top Chamber Suites
Together with other Household Effects.
ALSO,
Five Boxes Extra Pug Tobacco.
n B:-The fire furniture viii be sold promptly at
Il 80 O'Clock, inside.
No postponement on account of weather.
jaS-2t THOMAS DOWNING, Aucf.
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Foreign Notes,

Foreign Notes.
NEW SHIPPING ORDERED ON THE CLYDE.
LONDON, Feb. 8-Tbirty thousand tons OF new
shipping have been ordered on the Clyde during
the past fortnight including two steamers for the
North German Lloyd company.
THE DISTRESS IN THE WEST OF IRELAND.
LONDON, Feb. S.-The lord mayor OF London to-
day received depptation asking him to open
lund for the RELIEF OF the distress in western Ire
land. His lOrdship said that such speeches as had
been made by Mr.. O'DOnnell and others at the
meeting, from which the deputOn emanated, were
certain to Illustrate the success of any fund trace
ape ',e, 70 such an agency. He was, however,
Wiling to receive the contributions OF the benevo-
lent, and II the amount justified it, to eventually
open fund.
THE AMER OF AFGHANISTAE.
BOMBAY, Feb. 8-The Ameer OF Afghanistan has
reached Jellalabad He will visit India during the
month of March with reference to the difficulty
with the Babshah OF KunnaE.
ESCORTED BY DETECTIVES
DUBLIN, Feb Bright Hon. George Otto
Irevelyan, chief secretary, started for England
laSt evening. He was escorted by detectives
SLAVES IN CUBA NOT LIBERATED IN 1870
decided on the PROPOSE ton OF the minister OF the
colonies to treat as freemen 1000 slaves who were
not liberated by their owners In Cuba In 1870
ARRESTED AND TAKEN TO IRELAND.
LONDON, Feb 6-English and Irish detectives
nave arrested Thomas Fitzpatrick, n the parish
OF Poplar, and conveyed him to Ireland. He will
be charged at the Kilmainham courthouse with
completely with the other prisoners arrested for
consp1rfng TO Murder government onc1alA Fit
patrick Is q former associate OF Mullet. BE was
recently suspected OF turning 1nformer.
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NEW YORK, Feb 8-The national stove manufac-
turers association In session here to-day elected
the following officers for the ensuing year:-W. H.
whitehead. OF Chicago, president; Urah Hill, of
Poughkeeps1e, treasurer; w. s. Sard, OF Albany,
secretary, and l. p. Meyers, OF Cleveland. and
George Sard. IT,. Of Albany, vice presidents. The
meeting Was largely attended.
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Dip WINE AND OLD FRIKNDs Arr KNOWN a
~ f HS 2nX place Where 0rst-c1a0 SECONDHAND
E 8. = s Ss 81 3 81 sssd !; Ss rs Sss;
% and 7th styeen nm56WSse 81, &.XoO 81 -
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

BRADBURY.
PIANOS AND ORGANS s'sts'
NEW PIANOS. 500 to 81. 600.
NEW ORGANS. $50 to $780,
PIANOS AND ORGANS THAT HAVE BEEN
USED, SIS to s2T5.
PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR RBNT-Fifty ins.ru-
ments Of all the makes; rent from g to $40 per month
rents applied ON purchase.
FREEDOM G. SMITH,
Manufacturer
1a20 1103 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
PIANOS, ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC.
STICK & CO. PIANO,
The most Perfect Piano Made.
EMERSON PIANO,
The Bes. Medium riced Piano Manufactured
WILCOX s. WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS
Psnos and Organs sold instalmants rented or ex-
Changed; rent applied If purchased.
CENT MUSIC.
Abe only complete stock in the city,
HENRY EBERBACH,
No 915 STREET.
Managing partner OF the late firm Ellis Il Co. a.
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PROPOSALS
DRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.

DROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
TREASURY DEPARTMFNT, January 81, 1888.
sealed Proposals for furnishing Stationery will be
received at this Department until the TWELFTH
NJ. ' - oOAA
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upon app-
cation. f -P1A
The bids win he considered and accepted or rejected
item b. item. '~'
marked Sc Proposals for Stationery"
deliveries must he rec of charge at the Treasury De-
partmeht Washington, .. c., and will be subject to
Inspection by expert detailed for the purpose by the
Secretary OF the easury and the delivery infe-
rior article will he deemed sufficient cause to annu the
CONTRACT. at the option of the Secretary.
Inc Department reserves the right to waive defects
and reject any or all bids
CHAS. J. FOLGER
13-eo5t Secretary OF the Treasury
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TO AND FROM
BOSTON AND BALTIMORE,
LIVERPOOL, QUEENSTOWN.
GLASGOW, LONDONDERRY

and GALWAY.
Prepaid MASSAGE certificates for Fris nds and Relatives
from the Old CGuntr- 70 any T-.,.cad station steam
boat landing in the Gated St..-- LA n.a:v line tall
paSseESas~ 1.lecI from Galway.
The tea1ners unsurpassed for safety and speed
snd fitted up with all improvements conducive to
tIecomforI of Iassengers. Cabin 500. SO and $50.
Interme;iate. $40 Steerage, lowest rates.
Apply to JAS. BELLEW. I'll It'll st. Mira. D. A..
BKOSNAN. 6l2 oh St 20 W. MOSS. 225 Jenna.
ave-. LEyE K ALDEN. General Agents,
New York. 2O7 broadway: Boston, mass. 10 State st
Philadelphia. Pa, N. E. Corner Broad and Chestnut
st.. or 10 al agents. n22-th. sSt
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER-The following
were the readings at the Office of the chief signal
OFFICER to-day: am. 1852: IL am, $3.50; ep.m.,
SI.5 Maximum, 80 o; D'infmum, 1890.
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BUILDING AssOCIATION.-At the 18th monthly
meeting OF the Union Cooperative Building Asso-
citation. which was held at Cosmopolitan hall
Dennis Cornell In the chair and Daniel DonSra. !;
secretary, 100 was advanced to stock .1ders al
ments on each $1,000 advanced on as follows
Return OF principal, $3.50; interest, $: stock,
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Ecosox1cAL AND SAFE
WEAVER, kENaLA co.'s
LAUNDRY SOAP

is ECONOMICAL. BECAUSE TT Is PURE: BEING
FREE FROM ALL ADULTERATIONS. SUCH AS
MARBLE DUST, SOAPSTONK, PIPE CLAY Sill.
CATE. &C.. WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT
AND BULK. AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAR OUT
AND ROT THE CLOTHES,
II IS SAFE. BECAUSE IT rs MANUFACTURED
FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS, VIZ; STEAM
REFINED TALLOW (PREPARED BY OURSELyES
PALM AND COCOANUT OILS; WHILE ON THE
CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR.
KEr ARE MADEFROM GREESE PROCURED FROM
THE CARCASSES OF PUTRID DEAD ANIMALS,
THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH.
PUT UP1N BARS. AND EVERY BAR BRANDED
WITH OUR NAME
FOB SALE BY 0ROCRRS GENERALLY.
AND WHOLESALE AT OlFIOK
sis S24A WATRRoETREHT. 0EOH0RTOWN.n.O q.
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MAR RlED.

CLUM-ATwOOD. On Tuesday evening. Febru.rv
1853. at the residencs Of Mr.; Joseph Charm. ie6i
eating. Mr.. JOHN p. CLUM and Miss BELLE AT.
WOOD, both Of this city.
WAfSON-RILEY. February 9TH, 1888 by Rev
Joseph Franco d. D., CHARLES A. WAiSON and
ANNIE E. RILEY, Of Washington, ID. q.
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SEWING MACHINES, &c.
STEAMERS. &c.

1NOETIfSS MONROE, NORFOLK, Pc aTSNOUTH
II AND THE SOUTH.
Inland and SabOard CCE5ting Go. g Elegant Steamer
LADY or TIE LAKE, caves 9Th street wharf every
MONDAY, WEDNEpbaY and FRIDAY az 5 n. m
Etoprin. PiEey Point AID Poi Lookout going and
retuTnlD Connecting III Norfolk with boston Proy-
dence and New YORK. steamer and all railroad ines
SOUTH AMI q: Old Point with he Chesaf cake Ohio z. ~
Tickets q staeIoCIus can be secured at b. o. ticket
Office. 1881 Pa St Marc Hotel, boat general
Office. 6l3 18th ST ALFRED WOOD, Sec'y IS
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Earl Spencer,s MOyements.

DUBLIN, Feb 8.-Earl Spencer, the lord leuten-
ant, has arrived in Dublin from London. He was
hussars, and was followed by cars laden with de-
tectiveS.
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k,~sA
t3ET77

VI L. WILD h BRO. H~T
TOO It'll street northwest. -
The Stief. the Kranich h Bach and other Pianos at
lowest prices and easiest terms. Organs Organettes
and other Musical Instruments. Sheet Music Musical
Libraries and books in great variety.
Pianos Organs and other Instruments tuned and
IePalreo. JAG
HALLET DAVIS CO.'S PIANOs.-A Sc
IL lected stock OF these Superb PIANOS. AGY-
New ST. les Low prices: Easy terms. COM E
and see them. H. L. SUMNER, 81l 9th st. '"
NV. SQUARE and Baby Grand to order. sepl1-eo
REAAoTTYs ORGANS. AZ STOPS. s125. PIANOS,
ID 1927 80. Factory running day and night Gaia.
ogue free. Address DANIEL r. BEATTY washing
YOU. y. .. n25
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NOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH FL MONROE
n AND THE SOETE

fotolnac Steainc at toihpany's pofil ar steamer
Excel Tor, Capt X. E. TuI
Leaves 9Th street wharf every TUESDAYS and THURS
DAYS. ri and SAIURDAyS at $50 u. m. stop
png at l1iity nin. ard Point Lockout Roirg and
turning. Connecting IN Norfolk with Boaton. FIoyi-
dence New ork river steam and the Nor
folk and Western and Seabosrd and tOaIioke rairo
at Old FONT With the thesspeake and Ohio railroad.
Freight re ceived dai until I'm.
". ?. WEIGH. Agt. L. NJ. HUDGINs. Gen. supt
iaI9
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VNHOMAS BOWLING. Arctioneer.

T9NHOMAS BOWLING, Arctioneer.
AN EXCELLENT FAMILY MARE, SIX YEARS OLD,
GnOD RoADITER WORK ANYWHERE. IN
W VA, USE: ONE COUPE ROCKAWAY, USED
BUT TWO MONTHS; CLOT II LINED LEATHER
CGvERED, SILK CURTAINS; COST IN NOHEM-
BIZ LAST s31U. ONESIX SEAT FAMILY PHI
ION. LEATHER TOP. BEST MAKE, BUT LIT
Tie ED, IN FINE CONDIT!0N; COST $500.
one NEW BUGGY (N GODS MAKE), LEA1H HER
TOP. CLOTH LINED; HARNESS, &C.
At my auction rooms SATURDAY, FEBRUARY
TENTH. 1888, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
fs-2t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
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MT. VERNON MI. VERNON

STEAMER W. w. CORCORAN
Leaves 9Th street wharf daily (exce Sunday FOR Mt
Vernon at 10 o'clock returning reaches Washing
ton about $50 pm.
oS0 L. L. BLAKE, Captain.
NEW YORK: ROTTERDAM. AMSTERDAM
IN The frst-clsss. fun powered Clyde built Dutch
steamship of this Line, AMSTERDAM. POTTER
DAM SCHIEDAM. E#HDAM. ZAANDAM. p. CA
LAND. W 4. SCnULTEN. MAS, arriving the u. 8.
ais TO the Netherlands leave iary's Pier foot Of
Sussex street Jersey City. MI. regularly every WE'D
NESDA{ for Rotterdam and Am terdaIn, alternately,
inst cabin $50 second cabin, $50: Storage. SIG.
ID. CAZAtS General AGENT ~ SoHth William street,
New York. For passage apply to ". c. MEIZEROTT
CO.. 923 Penn. ave. WASHINGTON.
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FOUNDRY EXTENDED-MeSsrs Robert Ieitch
q sons are about making extensive improvements
to their fccun1ry building, on d ST., between 18th
and 18th, for which they have obtained building
permit They contemplate the erection OF an ad-
ditiOnal story on the building and enlarging the
bodybuilding to cover the entire lot.
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District Government Affairs.

District Government Affairs.
ON DUTY AGAIN.
Major Brock is now able to be at his post OF duty
every day, and is gaining strength rapidly
PERMITS 10 BUILD.
Building permits issued by the inspector OF build
dingS: X. G. Campbell, erect two two-stnry and
basement dwellings. r street, between 9th and
10th northwest; 5000 II. Leitch e. Sons. repair
brick, 1el4 and 1916 street northwest: 1000.
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GEYER'S AUCTION BAZAAR AND LIVERY
" STABLE,
No. 1853 and 40 street northwest.
Back Of National Hotel.
SALTS EVERY SATURDAY, TWELVE NJ
CONE AND SEE US. SEND YOUR HORSES.
carriages. Wagons &C. that you want sold: Storage
and Board at reasonable rates liberal advances made.
We also oher forses. Carriages, Wagons &c. at pri
Vate sale. Telephone connection.
- ". =. GEYER
fob' Il WISE CO.. AuctiOHeers. taS0- I'm
WEEkS CO., AuctIoneers
w G39 Louisiana avenue
Opposite City Post Office.
CONTINUATION OF. THE GREAT SALE OF DRY
GOODS. &C.,
AZ Mrs. KING CHANDELIERS, No. TOT Market Space
TUESDAY NORM g, JANUARY THIRTIETH, All
TN O'CLOCK, and every day thereafter until tine
NO LIMITS ON THE GOODS.
IN CHAS. WEEKS. Salesman,
laZ9 Late with Dun ensOn Bros.
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FINANCIAL.

= rP pus ness, THE MUTUAL RESERVE FUND
sE ASsOGiAIION insured fourteen million Of dol
arS IN the last four months of the wear ~
EnzuT Wright and Sheppard Homans the great aos-
a.. oG kae endofse our plan. Solicitors wanted.
n16-3m ~ vNynvrr ~r
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ANOTHER FINE RBsIDENCE UNDER WAY.-Mr.
L Fleming, the well-known builder. is erecting "a
between 18th and 18th streets northwest This
in square l59. and lots "a and Is The size OF tn
building is cas- by 81 feet foundation OF brick
work, am front OF pressed and moulded brick, col
nice or ornamental moulded brick, and all the La,
est Improvements for 1nsuring the most comfor
The cost Is $4,000
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DIR. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS
Certain cure for all Urinary Dseascs Impotency 0ee
Syphilis; &C. Gonorrh0ea cured in A8 hours. VIM,
b. ENTW1SLES. corner 18th street aud Pennsylvania
svenue northwest Price s. box. by mai under
seal on receipt OF price. anil
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John sHrRMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer,
= No 927 street northwest.

uOhN dERMAN, Heal Estate AuctOneer,
- No. 927 street northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE,
bling NO. LOO FOURTH STREET SOUTH
East.
By virtue of deed Of trust dated theSssa
18Th z day OF February, A. D. lsl6. an and sE:i
Of the lani records for the District Of Coium
bis the undersigned sole heirs at law OF William H.
Ward Trustee. deo eased will sell ut public auctionDfron
Of the PR misses on 1UESD4 Y, HE THIRTEENTH
DAY OF FEBRUARY. A. d. 1885, ATHAIF PASTFOUR
O'CLOCK 2 ~. all of lot numbered twenty: two t22),
IN yno f. Carpenters sub division Of original lot
and parts of original lots g. Z and g. in square num-
6ered eight hundred and eighteen (sl8, together with
the improvements.
Terms of saie: Onethird cash; balance in six twelve
and eighteen months with interest from day OF sale.
SlOo to be aid when the property is struck of Ali con-
reyancing at the cost of purchaser Terms to be
pied with in days, otherwise the undersigned
the night resell property al the risk and cost
OF the fauiting purchaser
WM A. RD,
MARY WARD JOYCE Sole heirs Of
ROBT. II. WAkD, VIA, =, u-.1D r-..x
ANNA WARD, VIM. ii. "AnD' Arustee'
JAS A. WARD, deceased.
FRANK NJ. WARD,
'" M. SMITH, Salesman, per John Sherman. f3-eo&ds
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Mr.. John Marxriter, who has been confined to
his home by illness for about month, is improv-
ing, and 1t is expected, will soon be able to leave
the house.
The charge against the colored man, Henry
Rich. for keeping a glandered horse In the city
limits, which was before the Police Court yester-
day, was dismissed by Judge Smell to-day, the
horse having been killed.
The Washington Orange Grove Company have
elected omcers as follows: Luther Harrison, pres
tdent; IL. o. Middleton, vice president; n. r.
Smith, treasurer; John B. Lauffer secretary, E.
G. H,rbaugb, w. ID. Smith. Harrison Dingmau,
rectOrs