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GREAT SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES.

GREAT SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES.
Gommehcing THURSDAY. DECEMBER THIR-
IEkNIH. at SEVEN O'CLOCK P. NJ. at the National
Il an Once. 1907 9TH street. and continuing until are
disposed o. will sell large and assortment of
uiiretetnled pledges suitable for Christmas presents
consisting of Gold and Silver Watches, Cameo Tur-
quose Amethyst and other Rings Gold ana Cameo sets
OF Jewery Bracelets Earrings Pins. Ladies' and Gen
Drawing Instruments Sleeve Buttons. Plated Sill
verware. Necklaces and Field Glasses Books Mirrors
Spreads shawls. Ladies' Coats Trunks Valises Clocks
skates Umbrellas, Tools Shears. Cloth Shoes Boots
Wells, Coats Pants and Vests one Iadrs Saddle I1 N
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1Ir. Willard. Resignation.

NEW YORK, Dec. lit is Officially announced
that Henry Willard has resigned the presidency OF
railway and Navigation companies; that Mr. W
Endcott, jr.. OF Boston. succeeds him as president
OF the oregon and TranScOntinental company, and
Mr. T. Jefferson Coolidge. of Boston, as president o.
the Oregon Railway and Navigation company.
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1TvHOMAs E. wAGGAMAN, Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF FOUR DESIRABLE FRAME
DWELLINGS ON LAURENCE STREET IN
SQUARE No 133
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of theT
District Of Columbia passed the 9th day Of ss;a
April lsS'; III Equity cause number S,396. shall -
offer for sale at public auction. MONDAY the SEW
ENTEENTH DAY OF DECEMBER 1888 at FIVE
O'CLOCK NJ in front of the premises all those Ger
tain Lots OF ground IN the city OF Washington. IN said
District. and known Lots seventy six (7Gl seventy
80 seventy eight (Is) and seventy nine t79) in
Mayhew' subdivision of lots D. "a and 25 of Cusings
subdivision ct square numbered hundred and thir-
ty-Jiiree G:f3)
and has front Laurence street of 16 feet inches by
Gepth OF l0N feet to "A lU-foot alley
Terms of sale: One-thir cash (of which $50 must be
paid BY tho purchaser of each lot the time of sae)
residue in equal instruments in twelve 2) and eighteen
iS} months from day of sale with interest," all cash.
option of purchaser II the terms of sale not
complied with days the right is reserved to
sill at the rlsk and cost Of eefauting purchaser.
dI-t!Sds HUGH T. TAG6AEI. Trustee
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DID NOT COME FOR HEE-Emma J. Davis nee
Disney has. by Mrs Lockwood, flied a bill for d.
Noice from Elias Davis She says that in March,
le.S, she went TO visit her father, the defendant
promising TO come for her next day, but he failed
to Keep his promise and instead OF doing SO sold the
farm aud household goods
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PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Dec. 17.-Dr Thomas s.
kirkbrde. for over forty years the physician IL
Chief and superintendent of the PENNSYLVANIA hos
pital for the insane, died at the Institution last
night, aged seventy five years
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On TRIAL. FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, in the
Criminal Court, Judge Wylie, the case OF William
lOulig. German shoemaker. charged with having
On April 18th, 1882 embezzled siDO6o from Mrs Ida
fiariiig. was taken up Mr. John f. Sweat for the
defendant. Young acted as an agent of Mrs Hart
ing III Receiving the insurance on her husband S
HE, and 1t WIS claimed that the money was paid
but thai loIll.r took
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rryHoMAs DowLISG. Aacaonecr.

A SMALL AID CHOICE COLLECTION OF ANTIQUE
AND MODERN BEIC-A- BNAC AND CBJICTS OF
VERIU AT AUCTION -
On TUESDAY MORNING, DETEMBER ElGH-
TENTH. ISS.} at EI.FNEN O'CLOCK. at my auction
rooms shall 81 unique collection OF China
and ass. embracing Royal DRESDEN Nhlssen vienna:
y rim venetian, Roman ant c.3er specimens Of
China Jhure Ware. English Larip and other choic,.
objects COLI ted by lGdy Vhie ~ Europe, TO which
has l-.T added some FIRE It's ~ Jevciry-
Goods or exhibition day i'rIl- 70 sale
dI5-9t THOMAS DDWLIEG AuctiOEeer
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nUSCANsJN bios AucrIoneers.

ISsTGSFF'S STOCK OF ALASKA SEAL sACQUEs
FI-R-LINFD sCIECULtRS md GARMENTS.
NUTS. COLLARS. CAPES Sc
On MONDAY MORNING. DECEMBER SEVEN
TENTH, al ETFEES O'CLOCK. and AFTFENCGN
81 THREE O'CLOCK, and i fSilAN AFTERNOON at
THREE O'CI UCk. viii sell within NJ salesroC,nS.
g and streets northwest asIIee's stock Of Furs
consisting in IarJ ef--
ALASKA SEAL SACQTFS
FUR LINE CIRCULARS. DOLNANS
AND OTHER : It-ES OF FIR LINE GARMENTS
NUFFS. COLLARS CAPES. &c.
Bling III the different varieties ~ Fnrs of the latest
styles ard up quality. to which would call the
ntiOn of private buyers and dealers; suitable for the
HJl.taVE dist
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THOMAS BOWLING. A,

BOAT AND DOCK-YARD. CORNER OF THE CANAL
AND ROCK CREEh. GEORGETOWN ID G.. AT
AUCTION
On TUFSD ~. DECEMBER EIGHTEENTH Tf51
1888. at FOUR C'CIGCh the Premises shaliS1S3S
sell lots ard ii. ii square % located Greer.4-
street. C. and - Canal and Rock Greek and known as
Nuore's dry dock and sand yard.
Terms: OuetiIird cash. balance ut SIX and twelve
months with notes bearing interest and secured
deed of All convtyanCing and recording at pilr
chaser's cost SUO deposit required at time of sale.
G1l-dts THOMAS BOWLING Auctioneer
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AUTOMATICALLY Postmaster Conger to-day APP
pointed MI. John Ii. Love a substitute clerk in his
Office.
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4 Choice AsS1TtrIs mt of
NANTEI. CLOCKS. BRONZES AND ORNAl-ENTS.

Tn. sa,1ruOIn has been fitted especially for the
display t toss. goods. Well heated f5r the
fort Of v~itoS Chars vii! IL furnished the ladies, WHO
respectfully invited
Tht goods Sill l. guarantee in every respect As rep
resented Instructions most positive to sell
the entire stock without reserve
Crlt Of town purchasers have goods carefully
packed. uiu-z"
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RoBr. j. THoH,s.
Gate OF Louisville Kyh
BROKER IN
GRAIN, PROVISIONS, COTTON AND PETROLEUM,
No. Gl3 18th Street National Metropolitan Building)
Orders to buy sell, margin for cash. executed
on the Chicago Board of Trade ard New York Cotton
Exchange. Constant quotations INSTANTLY received by
direct private wircs
FP SCHM1TT co. Chicago correspondent
SAWYER. WALLACEi Co, New York correspondent
Refarepces National Metropolitan Bank
tHon James = Beck
Orders by Telephone Promptly Attended to-
n7-6lI '
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LIZ toSl VI utItultllR purchaser.
CHARLES D. LIEBERMANN.S Trustees
eds 1.sn2 l. utr.,t ,,,,-+ t,,-,u-.

4 tHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROyFD
" REAL ESTATE. BEING, The WEST SIX LOTS
OF SQUARE 52I. AT THE JUNCTION OF MA
R1LAND AVENUE AND strict NORTH
EAST. FACING CAPITOL PARK
BY virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court of thp4
District OF Columbia. holding Equity term IN
passed ON the l0zh day Of November 1ss} in calIsp
numbered IfE2 wherein Kate Mari guardian &c is
complainant and rank T. Barry and others defend
ants shall OTTER for sale At public auction in front of
me prela1sss on TUESDAY. DECEMBER EIGHTEEN
ISo5 at ROT d O'CLOCK NJ. lots numbered five (5)
sx o. seven tJ exit 60 nine 80 and tl0l James
NJ LSta's recorded subdivision OF sC1laft ,illrller,
seven hundred and twentv-Seyen tI2I. the Civ of
Washington: District OF Columbia. The said property
will be sold by lots.
Terms of sale prescribed by the One-third
20 cash. tine remainder two (} equal instaIluants
payable six t6) and twelve 12 months ay OF sale
RESPECTIVELY. with interest the whole amount due
Payable each SIX 90 months all cash option OF
Ihe purcaas or purchasers such purchaser pur-
chasers not paying all cash. to give his their notes
Tor the deferred payments above provided: and no
deed to De given until full payment Of
deposit OF SiU Will be required each lot sold
All conyeya ncing AT cost Of purchaser purchasers
and IL default Of compliance with the terms of sale
within ten 0 days the property will be rsod the
Use and cost OF the defan2 purchaser hasers
HENRY +. DAVIS. Trustee.
40 Louisiana avenue
. II IL az
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CHARGED WITH AN ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL
James Helm, a respectable looking young white
man, was charged in the Police Court to-day with
assault and battery with intent to Kill Geo.
ScnweitZer 1t Is alleged that Helm got into an al
tecaton With Schweitzer last night ia SchweitZers
saloon, and cut him The case was continued.
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL.
ESTATE on EAST SIDE OF FOUs;-AND- A-HAIF
STREET BETWEEN e STREET AND pENNSYL-
NANIA AVENUE, OPPOSITE DISTRICT BUILD
INGS IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON D. 4
BY virtue of deed of trust. dated .th ,ay
ef November. 1880 and recorded in Iiber $50 81
folio ~ OF the Land Records tor District ColumA
ba and al written request OF the part securcd will
p u at public auction in trout OF the premises rs
DAY. DECEMBER EIGHTEENTH. 1883. at FDI-R
O'CLOCK " ali that 10. Of ground IN city of WASH
Jon in the District OF Columbia. known part OF lot
numbered tyenyseven CD, ii rvation NUMBERED,
ten tl0l. beginning for the 40 west dis
tant one hundred and thirtysix ~ feet south from
t!e northwest corner OF said square. and running
thence north Seventeen and hUr(~e,
Ga t2IO0) feet, thence east htyve t5) feet; thence
south seventeen and seventy two hundTethS IL ~
feet; thence west fifty five the place of
ginning. This property is improved by a two-story
and basement brick dwelling house No 225 40 street
northwest
Terms of Sale: Onethirl cash. balance equal paw
nles N SIX 20 and twelve 12l months with interest
secured py deed OF trust property sold ali cash al
option OF purchaser one hundred dollars redIlirei at
time OF sele al conveyancIng of purchaser If
terms OF sale not complied with in one week from
day Of safe the trustees the right resell at
rlsk and cost of defaulting purchaser
BENJAMIN r. STEIGER,
CHARLES ID. IIEBERMANN.S Trustees
CS-GSdS GaGS r street northwest
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MEMBER OF NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
BUY. SELL AND CARRY STOCKS. GRAIN AND
PETROLEUM ON MARGINS TO SUIT CUSTOMERS
AT REUGLAR NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE AND
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE PRICES ALI. PER
Sons AND The PUBLIC GENERALLY ARE IN
NITED 10 EXAMINE THE FACILITIES OF THIS
OFFICE CONSTANT QUOTATIONS. FROM NEW
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE AND CHIC AGO BOARD
OF TRADE By PRIVATE WIRES DIRECT TO OUR
OFFICE n22
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BULLETS FIRED INTO A PASSENGER CARDS.
patches from Elkton. Cecil COUNTY. Md state that
tde O'Clock washington express on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad. While passing between Newark
shots were fired, the i1rSt bullet making a hole
through the glass in one OF the passenger coaches
AND the second breaking the pane. A dispatch
from Baltimore says the several passengers among
whom We're eX-D!StIict Attorney Reed, OF Chicago,
ana Mr.. hays. OF Washington. narrowly escaped In
JIIy from the lying bullets.
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THIS EVENING.


- SAMSTAG. Auctoneer.
WILL COMMENCE TO SELL IN STORE 9s2
SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST A LARGE
STOCK OF TOYS THAT HAS EVER BEEN DIS
PLAYED IN THIS CITY, COMMENCING De
GENDER FIFTEENTH AND UNTIL THE
WHOLE STOCK is CLOSED OUT
DOLLS, TOYS, JAPANESE GOODS
TRUMPETs. SHELL BOXES,
TOOL CHESTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
INDIA RUBBER GOODS BISQUE GOODS
THIS SALE WILL COMMENCE AT TEN O'CLOCK
A NJ. AND SEVEN O'CLOCK Pm
d14-st. s. sAMsTAG. Auctioueer
A UCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES.-ON
ifEsps? DrGiMBER E1GHTkhNT Il l IS ant at
SEM O'CLOCK P. NJ, will sell at Loan Office,
reempoi consisting of Waehes Jsweiry 6a1Ho m"h
ad pns s 1re cess a BS0af
3hr wearing apparel Dress Patterns and Curtains
&C. fs's0S s sT if1 hso s,''
NJ. FOLEY, Auctioneer dI4-St
GREAT HOLIDAY SALE OF UNREDEEMED
PLEDGESIwill sell for F. Selinger. 737 18th street
northwest, commencing SATURDAr, DECEMBER
FIFTEENTH. at HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK p N ,
and Will continue Every Evening thereafter until De-
ceinber 25
This sale will consist of large line of Diamonds
LADIES' and GENTS Gold Watches also Silver Brass and
Nickel Watches Gold. Silver and Plated Vest Chains
Gold and Plated Charms and Lockets. Ear Rings Lace
Pins Bracelets. Neck Chains. and larye Variety
of Plain Gold and Set Rings In fact of the largest
varieties of Jewelry ever offered at auction. Opera
GLASSES. large assortment of fine Clocks Albums
Books, Bibles. Guns. Pistols etc.
Remember that it to the advantage of every p,lr
chaser to attend this great Holiday Sale before making
their selections of Xmas presents in the Jewery line
elsewhere. Goods sold without reserve
N B-Persons holding tickets on which the time has
expired please take notice
F. SELINGER. Broker
73I .tn street northwest
WEEKS h CO, Auctioneers - -dI2-IOt
VNOLEY Au,t1oneer =
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to Tle Star.
Latest Foreign News by Gable,

HICKS PASHAS DEFEAT.
LONDON. Dec 1.-THE Cairo correspondent Of the
Daily Netrs says that further native accounts of the
battle between Ell Mahdi'S forces and those OF
Hicks PaSha state that Hicks PaSha'S hands were
hrSt cut on, and that he was afterwards cut 10
pieces Three thousand men OF Hicks PaShas
army were taken prisoners.
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CARLISLE, Pa, Dec. Thames w. BoSler diet
suddenly OF apopleXy in his Office this morning.
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CATHOLIC KHiGHrs.-St Peters branch of the
Catholic Knights OF America yesterday elected Off
GERS as follows: Spiritual Director Rev. Father
town; PRESIDENT, A. q. Shaw; Vice President. Adj
DIE" Neville; Recording secretary, Joseph Waite
meyer; Financial Secretary, Felix {. Holland; Treas
urtr. Lawrence Cavanaugh; Trustee, NJ. l. Weller
>ergeanI-at-Arlns, j. IL. Kelley; Sentinel, George
Repetti
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To LIT A Cold HAVE ITS OWN WAY Is 10 assist d
LAYING the foundation OF Consumption To cure a,
most stubborn cough or Cold, yol have only 10 Va
lnalcluN-lA Dr. .IANite's ENpecfnfanL
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He Will Prepare to Die.

the execution OF Chas. Dan. convicted Of the
murder OF his wife in February last, and fixing Feb
rlary 18TH as the day for the hanging. was read to
the prisoner this morning. He admitted his guilt,
and said he would prepare to meet his fate.
Prince Frederick:s Welcome to Rome.
ROME Dec. 1.-THE crown prince OF Germany
and suite arrived here at 1870 O'Clock this after
noon on stepping from the car the prince was
Along the route to the Qulrinal the royal party
were warmly received.
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MARRIAGE LICEEsES.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court TO Alonzo
Danlei, OF lou;lOun county, Va, and Francis
SFincoX, OF Prince William county, Va; Willis
Johnson and Nancy Harris Jean Lean Renaud OF
AlnlehS, France and Harriet Selmon Key.
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O0a-s w OOD.!
JOHNSON BROTHERS.
WHARvES AND RAILROAD YARD.
Twelfth and Water streets southwest
BRANCH YARDS AND OFFICES:
1902 street northwest:
15l5 eth street northwest;
1'4C Pennsylvania avenue northwest:
III 9Th street northwest;
Corner Sd and streets northwest.
..iPenEsylyania avenue southeast
LARGEST PRIVATE RAILROAD YARD SOUTH OF
NEW YORK; also EXTENSIVE WHARVES giving us
unsurpassed facilities 1or the economic handling OF
FULL kinds
SoAL DELIVERED ON CARS DIRECT FROM THE
MINES INTO OUR YARD.
w, We deal only III best qualities OF ANTHRACITE and
EllL LUMINOUS COAL
al kinds of WOOD. either in the stick or prepared to
Order at cur factory.
CLEAN COAL Full. WIGHT AND MEASURE
Ir3iYt deliveries ard prices as low Fuel
iilsAeo sepl3
1 QSG WOOD-SPkUCE PINE, 81; OAK a.: BA-
~ krrs Pine $3.50 Hickory. 81. Sawed and split
me So Oak. 81: Hickory, go IS. GEO. CREVE-
tING l4tlI wharf of Ans
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\ $1,000 REPUTArION-Nr John r. NcNalley To-
day entered suit. for Henry Coleman, against
frank Thompson. for SANDER. laying damages at
slo,Ws The otfen5e alleged is that defendant called
plaintiff a swndler and forger and tod James A.
FrtteT, of Baltimore, that Coleman was a robber
and II ne trusted him he would not get cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-17

AMONG TIE CASES DISMISSED in the Court OF
Claims to-day was that OF Geo. II. Boston against
the District OF Columbia
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A Greely Relief PICARD a,,pointed.

The President has appointed Chief Signal Officer
Gen Hazen. Capt. Jas a. Greer, L. s. n; 1t. Com
mhnder McCaiia, OF the navy; capt Geo. ".
Davis, OF the lith infantry. a board to con-
slider an expedition to be sent to the relief OF
Lieut. Greedy and party. They Will meet at Wash
ington on the Goth inst.
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AUCTION SALES.
-;ynKRAW-

TG-HGKR0W.
NVALTER b. WILLIAMS & Co. Auc;oneers>
GRAND CHRISTMAS SALE.
FINE TRIPLE SILVER PLATED WARE,
ROGEES' TABLE CUTLERY.
MANTEL CLOCKS. BRONZES AND ORNAMENTS.
BY ORDER TAUNTON sILyER-PLATE COMPANY.
STORE CORNER TENTH AND ID SIktEIS'
Facing Pennsylvania avenue.
COMMENCING
TuESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER ELEVENTH,
AT TEN A NJ,
ResIIninE ut
TWO AND HiIF-PAST SLNEN O'CLOCK P. NJ.
AVID confirm from day to dan until the entire stock
closed ont.
Thu, stock will inclnd. New and BEAUTIFUL Goods in
rpvRGFNFs. CENTER PIECES. FRUIT DISHES
TIIIINt3 SITS. SAI4NEES. WATERS.
TOILET SITS. TENS. CAKE BAS-
kETS- I IREENS BAKERS,
VASES BUTTEIt~.
S9RUPS, ErC ETC
Also.
90 DOZEN ROGERS
Ard Ott.r Celebrated Makes of
IVORY. PT.ARI. wAIEUS. CARVED HANDLE AND
IApLES. CARNEI;S SIEELS, FISH
KNIVES. Ire. Ire
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V'Hos. J. FISHER s CO. AuctioneerS
me M SF TEE Rb 3okSpK
T THH RG STEEET ASD F&SSsYLvASfA AVE-
Under aud by virtue of decree of the Supreme ~,
e eSnst q Sd hs Ddc o! ba "a ssa il t
Julia Middleton ct al, the nndarsrnsd Tr'lstees ap-
isa &C. T T o. S5s 40
}otk tSttlk Pan @" on PEctMbEh
as the t BY tor
pied as hotel
third money in cash. and the ,aa,, e'
one Cd and two CD years the deferred ylnents ne.r
Trustees deposit OF two hundred dollars viii BE- r.
9nred at the time Of sale aud all to be a,
red With t rJ ten Gays from GATE Of sale the
''S' u Tic 'eA" \. g. '9 %EBB trustee
FRANK E MIDDLETON 1,s '! Irnatse.
nl9-m,w.s&Cs ,Ol 10Th street northwest.
wEDNEspAI. DEcsMBEE SiSErEESfI! - SANE ii
By order ia r' Of the Trustees al2w.srnsss
(,HA lSsG SALE OF IMrKoyED AND uNlM.
sTkfEf fs2 Nok tnfAis On BOUNDARY AND
., BY yirtue OF decree Of the supreme Court d sa
Apa ~ = 8 sl ct al are solnplaa and eo
tee vii r. fr sa IN r 5i "m Tsls as I.
the premises WEDNESDAY, the NINETIt;NTH
D y OF DECEMBEk, 4. u. 1883 1T rot O'CLOCK l.
the following described real estate the cty
OF Washington D. C.. described all of lot nllm.rr 4
one - and part of lot Numbered TWO 90 square NUM-
bered five hunded and nifty. BE innl on north nv
street eighty feet nine inches 81 It in, from te
southwest corner of said square five hundred and tr
and running thence east two hundred aud twenty-five
feet t22. IT, more or less to the exlcl" EASTERN portion
OF SAID square: thence northwest along the line. al
Boundary avenue street two Ilnret. and ffty-tyo
feet six inches 1852 IT. in thence south hundred
and twenty five feet six inches OBS it. the place
Of beginning. $1,000
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree One-tirl
% cash. End tn balance i'll two t2 equal nstrnent q:
SIX 90 and twelve IL months. with interest dsy
c SALE To I've secured by deed of triis, upon the premises
deposit Of one hundred dollars will requested mt rhe
tine OF sale All colveyang and recording at rIir-
ciasers cost. LEON TOBRINER. rtlstee
322 ~ street northwest
d.. It, ELL ActiOietr
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THE PRESIDENT will attend the banquet OF the
| New England society at Brooklyn and Philadelphia
| on Friday and Saturday evenings next
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Keeping Him I'd Oh Stinulants.

James W. E30Sler Dead.
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HELD FOR THE GRAND JURY.-In the Police Court,
last Saturday, the two cases in which Mr. Nathaniel
Paige was charged with libelling Marquis De
Chambrun and Alex. Porter Morse, were held fol
the grand jury, and the third one, which also
charged him with ibeling Marquis De Chambrun,
was dismissed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-17

! Crow Docs CONVICTION ILLiGAL--The Supreme
Court to-day decided In the hlbeaS corpus case OF
| Crow Dog, the Sioux Indian convicted in the dis
trict court OF Dakota OF the murder OF Spotted Tail
that the district court had Jurisdiction and con.
| SeQuently its action was illegal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-17

JUDGE LAWRENCE WELDON, of Illinois, to-day
took his seat Oh the bench OF the Court OF Claims,
and assumed his now duties
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To Go AFTER SERGEANT WALI.-Lieut. JnO B.
Walshe, of the signal corps, and two enlisted men
at Fort Myer, have been ordered to go to Norris
town, n. j.. to bring to this city Sergeant Geo. w
Wall. of company X, Sd infantry, who recently
escaped from the guardhouse at Fort Myer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-17

CHURCH TRUSTEES ELECTED.-Mt. Zion NJ F.
church has placed on record in the Recorder OF
Deeds Office certificate OF the election OF the fol-
lowing trustees G. f. W. Sharretts Caleb L. Sears
Henry VALLEY, George W. Taylor, NJ. McNuty,
George NJ. Rice, James Kelly, Charles Roller, and
B. H. StinemetZ
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-23
oNE FOOL AMONG MANY.
Wicked by his Untempered Ambi-
tion--A Lighthouse On the
Shoals.

ought to have stopped five Years before
uid; but Thought IL wouldn't anionht TO any
thing. 30 kept on. 1 was fool, OF course
but who isn't, when ambition and tlie choice
OF making money spurs him on? L only hope i
shall get well enough to digest another square
meal some tine without rebellion in my
stomach
The speaker was one Of the best known civil
engineers and mining experts in this country ;
hardy BY nature as a buffalo, but broken down
by hard study and the rercilcss iashing admin
istered to his miad and body administered by
his own hand during the earlier part of Of his
career At fifty he Is prematurely gray, BENT
In form and displrted. Dyspepsia lid i;-dys-
pepsia, the self-inflIcted curse of the American
IN every department of toll.
al am thirty-iirc years DID, writes Ar.
Charles IL. Watts, of West S0mers, Putnam
conntf, Y and had suffered from dyspepsia
fJr fifteen years. Tried everything. At last
gave PARKER's GINGER roNIc a chance to show
what it'couli do fer me. II proved it, ability
by caring ne recommend 1t to I'll who are
suffering from this dreadful disease - Mr., q.
Z. Cole, druggist, OF Carmel, y. u, certihes
to the truth IF Mr.. Waits statement.
Gloom dependency, hopelessaess, disgust
with all labor, slceplessness, horrid dreams 10
reader bed time like tAs hour Of execution to Z.
crimiual-thesc are some Of dyspepsia foot
prints. The dyspeptic knows what Coeridee
meant when he said; Might Is my hell
PARKET's GINGER Tonic cures dyspepsia, pu-
rifles The blood, dispeTses rheumatism and all
chronic ailments. Price, 70 cents ard 8. bot
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