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AN ADR0TT swIFDLRR ON HIS TRAVELS
About O'Clock yesterday afternoon a 70 unc
man, representing himself to have recently
arrived In New York from Germany, called at the
house OF Mr.. Charles Denekas, on 18th street
northwest, and inquired for the head OF the house.
Mr.. ID. went to the door and invited him into the
parlor, and the young man stated that he had
Deen sent to see him. He then exhibited a small
TN oox which he opened with key and took
from IL sparkling lot OF diamonds, apparently
set In q cross, eardrops, rings, &C. He said that
was oox which he always kept with him, as II
been detained In Baltimore by the CUSTOM house
officers, and he had come to Washington to hsyc
them released by the bureau OF customs as
they tae!,,, had been wrongfully detained. He was
some leaving the diamonds as GO colI STfl1T
AT this time another older man entered the
mouse, ana the two spoke In German together
the olier one representing himself 10 be a partner
OF clothing firm In this city. The older one ap-
peared TO take great interest in the diamonds,
ana said that he would give $500 on them The
young man took Mr.. Denekas aside and stated that
he would rather take 500 as a loan from MT ID =
than to let the old man have them for 5000 and
tluO would DO him as much good as $500 would for
the present. Mr.. Denekas therefore, at the solicit
tation OF his wife and daughter, loaned the money
and the box was left with him, the owner keepinr
the key to It, The two then left, and after think.
ing the matter over he suspected there was some
thing wrong and he took the box to teweler on
9TH street whom he knew very well and asked him
to look It. The box then broken OPEN and after
an examination the jeweler said IL was not worth
dollar, box and all; that the diamonds were
glass, and the gold was brass. Mr.. Denekas went
10 police headquarters last night, about O'clock
and told his experience. The police informed him
That 1t was an old trick, and these men were play
ing confidence, and were probably out or the CITY
py that time. They would do all they could to ar
rest them The departing trains have since been
watched, but without any discovery OF them thus
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THE S@f sfa kEsS HS ss9aHFrHwrsr
sTkfE ksIs; MAeNif1cEsSP te SSfiFSkST
OF GIN AND STREETS. AS FOLLOWS
Fer Pitt and Nest Chicago limited E.prs..
d. Gsfs s, s,sepsr dac sI: tFs
Harrisburg to Cincinnati. -western TX press so
Man E1prss eat s5 9 PIT sS S.y a 1oi
i1ttsbnrs snd the Weet. A"'
1 ANe RSeSMac EBa .s No.,
~ p IN dH,.y except Saturday. with Paiaos Cam
Fer wiiI..Insporl Lock Haven, and Elmira ats a,
- m daily, except sunday:
and 10 20 pm. Limited Express Of Pullman Par Par
Jo.BIooEyn Ny. ali thronsh trains oonSec. 3. Ter
ssy Ci'y with boats Of Brooklyn Annex anordins
New e t IosH cy avoiding double
Tor ihl ade.I h,s. 500 an, 1880 am, 1880 go
ia i0fG ,ea 1srs suna ssa s.2
Fer t ssSs Sunday, Z 10 .oo O.,
as SO go s s5o a aoa ,s: % and and ls 60
Sunday, 500. $50 am. 4:20. $40. 1850. $50
ToIFo es Greek Line $40 a. NJ and 44o D. N. daily
excsY4 sunday. f -''
foIAnnat o.is. $40 a. IN sad 40 m daily. excep.
ALEx1S piia AND FRrpER1cksBURs R.1r-
E EAh' ND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
1of AIexan11a. 63o. 700. o2. II 90 and IL % A. m,
80" 3;io. 300, 800 and III 80 pm. On Sunday
to- k a;, and the South $50 and II 70 m
' sa for Se' Ras sSssRs su9 s
s:lg pm: and zoo midnight On sunday 1' az
Iiehet and information Office northeast corns.
Con bt and PsnnsyEs var avenue and at tie
ssxe 10 destination from hotels ana residences.
CHAS f PCGH. General Manager.
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The senatorial Contests.
AN ALLEGED FORGED TELEGR.M PROM Mr. cRAro-

Three ballots were taken for United states Senas
tor In the Minnesota legislature YESTERDAY. MT.
WINDOW got 81 votes on the first ballot and IS on
the last Necessary 20 a choice "a
Three ballots were taken for senator IN the
Michigan legislature yesterday. Mr. Ferry fell on
rom 80 on the first 70 81 on the last stout the
fusion candidate. received 80 on each ballot
The deadlock In the Colorado Senatorial coutexf
still confines. Judge Hallet Is spoken OF as pos
sible dark horse The following Is the tenth and
Hamil, IL; Bowen. s.
Another unimportant ballot for Senator was
taken by the Nebraska legislature yesterday, aAd
AFTER some discussion Q second was taken, with no
change OF any significance.
In the New Jersey legislature, the balloting for
United States Senator begins next Wednesday. AZ
present IL looks as n Mr.. Mcpherson has the Cd.
vAntagoL
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BLANCHARD. At East Someryille Mass nj r.
residence Of her daughter, tMrs. NJ. A. Dix F, Mn.
ABIGAIL b. BLANCHARD, Of Charlestown, Ma,
aged seventy years and eleven months. q
,BUGHLY. On January 10. 1883. WILLIAM g.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
CLOKEY. At his late residence, near Pstuxent A.
A. county, Nd, the 18th of January, 1888 VIM, n
CLokEY, aged ~ years and months.
MCCARTHY: On Thursday. january Is. 1888. AL
HoNSUS MCCARTHY, aged three years, nine
months and two days. youngest of James and Mary
Mccarthy.
Funeral win take place from the residence his pa
rents, No. 81 street southwest Saturday, January
20 1883 At two O'Clock p. Relatives and friends arc
invited to attend
MOORE. Friday, January 49, 1888 of scarlet fever
MAhf ROSE, AIRED 3 years and months. only child Of
Funeral viii take place tomorrow January 20, from
the residence of her parents No. 1882 Sixth street
northwest: at 10 O'Clock O. m.
WORSTER. On the morning Of January 10Th. 1883.
at S:l5, JOHN W. WORsTER In the twenty -Gx1h
Funeral win take place from his fathers residence
Gil Eighth street southwest Sunday. 2lst Instant
at Up. N. Friends Of the family are invited 20 Ct
tend. ~
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Il ECONOMICAL AND SAFE.
WEAVER. KENGLA 4 CO.'S
LAIN INV COAD

y ECONOMICAL. BECAUSE 1T Is PURE. BEING
FRFE FROM ALI. ADULTERA1IO IONS SUCH AS
MARBLE DUST. SOAPSTONE 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 IL MANUFACTURED
FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS VIZ: STEAM
REFINED TALLOW (PREPARED BY OURSEIYES)-
fALM AND COCOANUT OILS; WHILE ON THE
CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON TUE NAV
hET ARE MADE FROMGREASEP PROCURED FROM
THE CARCASSES OF PUTRID DEAD ANIMALS
THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH
Put UP IN BARS. AND EVEhY BAR BAANDED
WITH OUR NAME
FOR SALE BY GROCERS GENERALLY
AND WHOLESALE AT OFFICE
s13 S244 WATLR STREET, GEORGErOWN n n
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A VEGETABLE PRODUCT.

ohiy used IN AYERS AGuE CURE, has proven itself
and rapid cure for every form of Malari
disorder Fever and Ague, Chills and Fever No in
july ioio"s lbs use and its effects permanent. 1t
tuses uie system to condition of vigorous health.
ceanses me blood Of malariA poison. and imparts Q
1eenne OF comfort and security most desirable in Ague
oascts 1t an excellent tonic and preventative q
ven ss cure OF all complaints peculiar TO malarious
mArsny and masmadc regions. The great superiority
Of Ayers AGUE CURE any other compound is that
u contains no Quinine. Arsenic or mineral; conse-
Qrently it produces no quinsm or injurious effects
Whatever upon the constitution Those cured by IL are
eft as healthy as II they had never had disease
The direct action Of AYER's AauR Curx upon tina
Liver and Digestive Organs makes 1t superior remedy
Sok LAYER Complaints, producing many reansrkabla
cures. where other medicines have failed.
FOR sac BY al druggists. f99-A
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SAVED FROM THE MoB-DAhAGING EVIDENCE
Inc man Scheller, who Ia supposed 70 have -
the Newhall house, In Milwaukee, on nre, has been
taken TO an unknown place OF confinement %
avoid possible lynching. The origin OF the f,re
VIII be investigated by the grand jury. The num-
Der OF victims Is Is On the day before the fIre
Seheller removed part OF his stock OF liquors fro0
tne Newhail house bar-room 20 his private resi.
dence The stock so removed Is valued at S7W
surprising Developments are expected Insurance
men now openly assert that Scheller's stock WAS
worth hardly half the insurance on it
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TIE HoAR-cRAPo INSTRUMENTATION,

The HoAR-cRAPo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
was the theme OF universal talk about the Capitol
1t Is rather singular tangle but the simplest ex.
PLANTATION is probably the true one, namely-that
Grape did reterate his disinclination 10 he can
dldate to one OF his friends and that his following
acted on that hint Both Representative Rice
and Representative Norcross, OF Massachusetts,,
VINO saw the dispatch, say that was its import.
MI Grape denied, and could deny truthfully that
ne sent dispatch OF the character described.
Senator Hoar said this morning that II it was
really true that forged telegram had
been sent and Influenced the result, as stated,
he should refuse to take the commission. The
general Keeling Is that Grape sent dispatch which
ais friends interpreted as more mandatory, per.
maps, than he intended. The episode has excited
some comment, but none OF the parties interested
are charged with improper motives
coMMITTRB ON MISSISSIPPI RIVER
Mr.. Herechel, OF Holyoke, Mssa, hydraulic en-
gineer and member OF the board OF railroad COM
missioners OF the state OF Massachusetts,, was
examined by the special Mississippi river COM
mittee this morning. He condemned the outlet
Ineorles as totally destructive OF river channels
The plans, theories and work OF the Mississippi
river commission were approved BY him, and their
labors given his emphatic endorsement His ex-
examination will be resumed tonight
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AMERICAN EXHIBITORS AT THE HOLLAND EXPOSE.
TIoN.-Application was made to the Secretary of
the Navy by Mr. g. A. Wheelwright, the general
agent for the United States to the Holland inter-
for free transportation Of American exhibits in a
naval vessel OF the United States Secretary
Cnandler has stated In reply that there is no yes
sci OF the navy that can be utilized for the pur-
pose. but that II Congress shall authorize the
cnarter OF vessel to transport the exhibits he
1900 o'--~ ~-~SAA w AAA1sAA
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Every class Of Securities bought and sold on commits
sion In San Francisco. Baltimore. Philadelphia New
York. Boston and Washington. Orders executed on the
New YORK Stock Exchange at of one per cent
commission Private and direct telegraph wires to
Richmond. Baltimore Philadelphia, New York and
Boston, through which orders are executed on the
Stock Exchanges in those cities and reported back
promptly. Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and in
formation regarding the Markets received through our
wires INSTANTLY direct from the New York Stool
Exchange. NJ
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

nUNCANsON BROS. Aucuoneers.,
PEREMPTORY SALE OF GOOD WILL AND PAT
I'll RIGHT OF THE TRENHOLM LOCKED
DUMIING CART, TOGETHER WITH ONE
DDUMPING ,, WAGON AND THREE pUMPfNG
NJ NETEENTH. AT THREE O'CLOCK W.. WILL
SLL,. WITHIN OUR AUCTION ROOMS THE
ENCLUSINE RIGHT FOR The DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA OF 1RENHCLM'S LOCKED DUMP
ING CART. TOGE THEIR WITH THE GOOD
WILL OF HIS BUSI ISIS IN THIS DISTRICT
ALSO,
DUMPING WAGON. 3 CARTS. ALREADY
BUILT.
Mr.. Trenholm has successfully introduced his patent
IN our city. and has estab sEed large trade in the
coal business, which he has the means to supply
and for this alone does he offer the patent right
for sale.
moel of the above cen be seen at our auction rooms
at any time The particular aten ion of investors and
coal merchants called to this SALE
ja17-d DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
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To Sing Sing for Life.

MIDDLETowN, NY, Jan 19-John Kartston
who was convicted yesterday of murder In the
second degree, for the killing Of Felix Mccarthy,
at Varrs Gate, last September, was to-day SEN
fenced to Sing Sing prison for life Kartston is a
Russian-Fin and % years old. Both men had been
IabOrerS on the West Shore railroad.
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VARIETY IHEATER MANAGERS TRoUBLEs-The
members OF the company OF the Novelty Variety
tleater, Jersey City, struck last night I'm the midst
OF tne performance Tor their back pay. The mani
would De no performance and their money would
be returned. The man at the box Office was unable
10 distinguish between the ten cent and the twen-
ty-fve cent patrons, and paid out until the money
was gone. The crowd then made a rush for the
treasurerS ONCE, and the place torn to pieces
The police mterfered and the manager was taken
TO the station house. followed by about 100 people
VINO preferred charges of obtaining money under
false pretenSeS.
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News Briees.

The prohibitory amendment TO the Iowa con.
seeare aaoP.ed Sy popular vote last June was
state yesterday.
Al the Grand Opera House, in Milwaukee. last
piooed. causing stampede among the audience
out no one was hurt, except one OF the stage EN-.
pi Ss who was fatally injured.
Gen. odin u. Clay died at the Norvel House.
OF his age.
John o'Brien, aged so years. was chcked TO
ueath oy piece OF meat while eating his supper,
in PHILADELPHIA yesterday
Darlington Baskerville, commission merchants
slaiooo. 90 '"'''0' ine'f na0'''''eS are placed at
VIM Graham committed suicide at Larkinsv,lle.
Ala, on wednesday night, by blowing out his
Drains I'D the presence OF his entire family.
Forty-two new cases or smallpox were ~
ported in Baltimore for the "a hours ended & a. m.
Maurice Davis has been arrested In Baltimore
on Ihe charge OF attempting TO poison HIS wife.
IN the SUIT brought In the supreme court OF New
York by Edward L. owen against the Rev. DR.
stephen a. Tying, tr, for s5.o5s.s9, due as claimed
h sne deIendant on certain stock transactions
nad between them, Judge Barrett yesterday
granted the motion for a reference as 10 the &C
counts between the parties.
In November last Amatia Heal, or Lincolnsy1lle
Maine, died. Her body was afterward exhumed'
and In the stomach was found sufficient strych-
nine 10 cause death. Since Miss Heals death her
motner mas been insane and has constantly talked
lips
woman in male attire was fatally injured yes
terday on the Mount Clare branch OF the Balti.
more and Ohio railroad by locomotive.
The case OF Wesley Fisher, colored, indicted for
The outrage on Mrs. Wolf is still before the cir
cult court at Cumberland, Md. Several witnesses
Tor the state have been examined.
Boice, the president or the City Bank OF Jersey
CITY, who was believed TO have been innocent OF
taking any OF the money for his own Use, is now
believed TO have done the greatest amount OF the
thieylng The institution Will not pay ten cents
on the dollar
Joseph Butler, OF North Adams, Mass married.
aged twenty-seyen, for Indecent assault on a
niece, aged ELEVEN and OF intent to repeat the az.
Sauit on TWO other nieces. aged seven and eight
was sentenced TO the state prison for life
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MAR RlEn.

6iBSON-CRUTCHET. On January 18th. 1883. q
the brides residence BY the Rev. Richard Norris q
hyiand S1apel, Mogth Washington. VIM. II. GIBSON
No cards.
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No MONEY IN GUITEAus BoNEs.-Surreon Gen.
eral Crane stated to STAR reporter this afternoon
that as far as he knew no money was involved In
the transfer OF Guiteaus body to the government
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SEWING MACHINES, &c.
The QuEEs Or ALL,

The superiority Of the New. Self threading
QUEEN SIWINC MACHINE
u reco-ized and acknowledged b. the binhes. cchan-
icti suhurftcs, and the Demand for them steadily
Increasing Their merits becoming more extensive
" known. Have the endors of 300 ades In
tnis city, incl ulEg many Gressmakers to the
Strength Swiftness, Silence and Simplicity Of the
BEAU i1fUL QUEEN. Send for Illustrated tircuars
q. AUEhBACH,
Corner 18th and II Streets, sole Agent.
New attest I'm royed Machines of all Kinds for Sale
ma fenI special Attention to departing. ja3
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star.


DETROIT, MICH, Jan. l0.-The flrst ballot in Joint
convention OF the legislature for U. g. Senator to
hanchet, 2; Burrows, z; scattering, is, among 10
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No. $50 18TH STREET, (CORCORAN BUILDING, }
Agency for Prince and Whitley, Stock Brokers'
"a BROADWAY. NEW YORK,
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H. H. DODGE.

Bonds Stocks and Investment Securities BOUGHT and
Sold on Commission,
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ENGINEER MELyILLEs CHUDREN-Upon con-
ciuSion OF the argument in the Melville case at
Medla, Pa. W ednesday, Judge Clayton rendered his
decision as follows: ssTlat Maud the eldest child
De remanded 10 the custody OF her father 20 be
sent to school, her mother 10 be permitted to
vlslt her. The two younger children Elsie and
Meta, are remanded to the custody of their mother
until further orders from the court" The SUIT of
napeas corpus upon which the proceedings were
instituted was held i'm allegiance TO prevent the
removal or the children beyond the jurisdiction OF
the court by either OF the parents
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"A u A X D.

VI L. WILD l. BRO.
700 7th street northwest. s'sts'
The Stieff. the Kranich Bach and other Pianos n
lO1det prices and easiest terms. OrKans Orgnnettee
and other Musical Instruments Sheet Music Musicsi
Libraries and books in great variety.
repaired. ~ A0A ,o az"
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The Courts.


VIII OF Susanna C. Burch filed ana petition for
letters testamentary. In re Clark Mills; caveat
Dy Clark Mills, JE, filed. In re H. b Moulton,
guardian; order permitting guardian to send bis
ward, Archie b. Dennis beyond the District Is
tate OF Geo. c. Hammeker; claim OF administrators
nled Will OF ChaS. II. Morse filed, and petition OF
Laura A. Morse for letters testamentary. Estate
Estate of Jas Vermilion; order for private sale.
Estate OF VIM. j. Dyer; letters OF administration
issued to joseph Dyer
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nasne1s caah prices paid. AlsoL WatcSes JevelrH
Son1 k1neoiS DC. Can Or UddroG HRRZO6 SO0 ~
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A FALSE STATEMENr-There Is no truth in tht
published statement that the President has In
vited the Marquis OF Lorne to be his guest afte
his visit in the south
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N Of Coal Mining.

Suspension OF Coal Mining.
PHILADRLPHIA, Jan. l9-The combined anthra-
cite coal companies have agreed TO suspend pro-
ouctl0n on tho last three days In each week until
further notice
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THENEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Jhefollowing are the opening and closing prices
q the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
Eyspecial wire TO IL IL Dodge, $50 18th street
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IF THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY: the FIFTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY, A.
d. 1883. at same hour and pace.
CHARLES WALTER,
Executor OF Estate OF Wihemina Eichler, deceased.
jams eo&ds
BR THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
TUESDAY. the TWENTY-THIRD day Of January,
CHARLES WALTER
Executor Of Estate Of Wilhelmina Eichier deceased
taul5- eOGd6
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MISS GARRISON. OF ST LOUIS, MENTALLY On.
soUND.-MiSs Zerelda Garrison has been taken
east by her uncle, O. L. Garrison. by the advice OF
the family physician. to be placed in an asylum
Ion the treatment OF nervous diseases card.
signed oy DrS G: 6. Walker and c. w. Stevens, a
puDushed, In which they state that full exani.
nation OF her mental condition showed the young
lady dencient In the development OF her mental
faculties to such an extent as to make her irrO.
Sp00Slole at times for her actions With regard
70 ner physical condition. an Xamtnation war.
ranted the conclusion that she was q OF subjected
70 any physical violation during the time q her
dfSQnnoQ
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BABY Observation-Disclosures has baby Insuf.
ance company" patroniZed principally. IL is said
Oy colored people. BY the payment OF flve cents q
week parents become benenciaries In the company.
and on the death OF an infant receive $50 and uD.
wards The longer the baby lives the larger the
amount OF benefits at the time OF death. Similar
societies have been In existence here and against
some OF them proceedings were Instituted TO ne.
cover the beneflts which they failed to nav
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LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.
Clerks office Of the Supreme Court of the District
Columbia. and to me directed will sell at public SALE
for cash cash at No 81 Rspnsylyania norhwest
TARY 1885, at Ten ocEocK M na al Gs ; 2ah
te claim and interest the defendant in and to the
following, described PROPERTY to vital the stock Of
usually found in rst-cass stationery store. seized
sns ssisd nP0n as the q James 0h.P%.n
NJ No. q It law N i.Ssr q st r.
Reay No a. lii at law in favor of Daniel Slate CO.
No. '' at law in f'sF a & R5s REstt GG
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer. jai2-dts
V1HoMAs DOWNING. Auctloneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ALL OF SQUARE 7as. I'M
kSoWN A sY TIE RTE RnSk
PRoPERTY, BouNbED BY cANxL AND AND
SOUTH irKS STREET grD AN sD NEW Jersey AVENUE
By virtue of deed Of trust beating date the 18th -
Say OF March 1873. and duly recorded in Liber Saa
sSl foios 232 &C.. one of the land records of theA
st,lct OF Columbia. and by direction Of the party
SATURDAY. JNUAKY SIXTH. 1883. on The the p rel al
ses at FOUR O'CLOCK ali Of square 7S9. together with
The sale Of this property offers fine opportunity to
s sesSrs sna comfortable home The improvements are
Terms Of ssle One third cash. the balance two
Of trust On the pns sod
s$sgSs:
o~i-o~ Trustee.
A 5aNJAs s4LE y
.dSd. 'n0 ' TaoSx 2ssa 1isss' Suoon.
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The ChtcaKo Scandal

CHICAGO. Jan. 10.-In the case OF Weber vs.. Col
Abner Taylor, for damages for the seduction OF
she PLAINTIFFS wife, the jury this morning returned
verdict awarding Weber one cent damages.
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SOCIAL SCANDAL IN CHrCAGo-The detafls oe
another scandal In high life were brought out In
suit Which was begun in the circuit court of
chicago, Tuesday, in which John ID. Weber, a we'll
known citizen, brings action for SIS 600 against
cO, Anner Taylor. prominent politician and
capltaLst LOT alleged criminal conversation with
his wife. Weber learned that his wife was in the
habit OF visiting the sleeping apartment OF Taylor
at MS ONCE. Counsel for defendant denied any
intimacy OF hts client with Mrs. Weber, and de-
clared that the suit was simply a blackmailine
suit, to be sustained by perjury
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STEAMERS. &c.

WIN Iii SCHEDULE.
Steamers ARHOWSNITH and MYSTIC leave I'll,
street wharf ST a. m. leave Aexandra Va. at 8 a.
H. 1.I,-e VII. H. * q J. II. ct ''SheI herds
AERONSMJIH, on MONDAYS. for Nolnini and in
ferme,il.t e landings: r,tu nIDc ! TUESDAYS. On
Thu RSDAI, fer NOmini, -. Clements Bay wiarves
and int NJ d;ate lanGi es; returning FRIDAYS. On
SAIUhDA1S. Tor Hometown. and intermediate
lan6ii.gs. returning sun
For Information spD Agents
JOHN Ii. PAJGETT JOHN r. WOOD
dis AicSand n, Va. 'th street VIII arr.