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Morris tribune., 1883-06-20
GENERAL DIRECTORY.
JUDICIAL OFFICERS:

JUDICIAL OFFICERS:
uox J. II. BRowN, District Judge.
ISo. ". ARCrANpER, District Attorney.
COUNTY OFFICERS:
Cu,s p. MAGlNNIs, sheriff.
HuGu " WHrrELEY, Treasurer.
UESRy BALDWIN, Clerk District Court.
Tuos f. HEENAN, Auditor.
JTsrIN L. MILLER, Register OF Deeds
/, f. PEARCE, Judge of Probate.
q, l.. Brown, Attorney.
H. L. HURLBUED. Coroner.
~ Il. WHEATON, Surveyor,
M,x BrCKENrIN, Court Commissioner.
IA. JOHNSON, Co. Supt. of Schools.
VILLAGE OFFICERS:
A. s, BRIsBINE, President.
SAMUEL LARSON,
+. J. JONES, lCouncilors
+. Z. NEWELL,
r. c. MOORE,
JSo. A. GuTINAN, Recorder.
ANDREW HELGEsoN, Treasurer
HENRY UUTCHINs,
d. r. WHEATON, Assessor
NJ. WEBER, Marshal.
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RroWn's Valley Trains
Arrival and Departure of the Mails.

Alexandria stage arrives Monday and Friday;
srriyes Tuesday and Friday; departs Wednesday
and Saturday. Postotfice opens at 4. NJ: CLOSES t
atsP M except Sunday. open sunday I5oM on l.
n. to P. NJ. NJ L. I'hh -
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Sn ID II EM-Mnin Line:

SIP, NJ. & M.-Main Line:
Leave ST Paul 1:l5am. Arrive, ST. Paul. s0 20 Pm
7:00p.m. ':'oa'lh'
Leave Morris:
Coip.r Fast. Going West:
Passenger, l3:lt p. m' IaSHehSei' SO =.
12:53 Il. IN. ~ a. m
Freight, l253 a. IN. rfe,e"l' S:0S F m
sos Il. m. 2'Oo d. III.
2:45 p. m. ~'-o p ''i'
Browns Valley Trains:
Leave: -nill'N, -,
Morris. 3:O0p m Browns Valley, 6:l3 pm
Bronwn's Valley, $50 am. Msrrls, ll:to am
\. MANvEL, Gen. Manager
VS. ALEXANDER, Gen. Pass. Agt $4,000
W NJ. R0MINE, Local Agent
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VILLAGE OFFICERS:
curRCH DIRECTORY

EPISCOPAL, Rev. 4. c. Hudson, Rector. No.
CoSGREG ArroN Al, Rev. j +. iatehtnson' fasaor
xaNrTuoDIsr Rev. +. Phelps, Pastor.
RoNAN CAruoIIC, Rev. Francis WI airy, frlest
SC.xDIN AVIAN EVANGELIC AL LUTHERAN, rev.
H LOhuSnn. Pastor.
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civic SOCIETIES

A.. F.. 4 A.. M.'.-Golden Sheaf Lodge NO
,aa Naats 1st and I'd Saturdays of each month.
~ ~ - m,NsoT Sec JOHN HOUSE W. NJ.
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Railroad Time Tables.
LITTLE FALLS S DAKOTA.

LITTLE FALLS & DAKOTA.
GOING EAST.
Leaves Morris =, ~ ~ d. IA Ia
Arrives at Little Falls .l!:5o IL III
GOING WEST.
Leaves Little Falls ID p nj
Arrives at Morris p
Connectinu with trains on main line, both north
and south.
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UNIoN NO. II, Brotherhood of Carpenters and
Joiners of America. Meets every Monday even
ing at 7:sO P. N. At rhoeniX Hall. & visiting
sn.ctfniIv rporpsted 10 ioin. Contractors fur
nished with help. P. y. MCCARTHY freriueh''
w l. SEE, Secretary.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

w W. GRISWOLD,
Attorney at Law.
MORRIS, MINNESOTA.
p, c,+.+o CoIlection. Loan and Insurance
AGENT Office at the Court House.
c, L. BROWN. = - -
DROWN & CHEW,
Attorneys at Law.
MORRIS, MINI.
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r. B. Walker is about to erect a large
saw mill at Grand Forks.
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lice opposite Central House.
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RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
BETSHEN fHk nsAHN as bH TH 3NkE Ns
Va 1AN SNASH dSiF{s NI,p sIEa TRACk
sChEpuLE TO TAKE EFFECr
.n s0Sp phSv No W.s ,hf,: i25S 1851
slseTills CARS to Cneinnst St. louis and Chcsse
klf HSf GtE and Way Stations
s;'GmEa tlaose Annapolis and Way !Piedmont stras:
T45-RALT IMOKE EXPRESS. "'' VIC ''''A'' -
IsIn. Of Bsfks and Va NsS sasjGns
E4fkEss Fsrior Cars s to New New H aSo heStoN
and dn at 5 q Eosks or f5 aa
"SesN,b.lan i, Hyattssil.e and Laurel Express.
KxPEss s'Ss sop IS st H fEsaas
n A5,1 cc.s Sleeping Cars TO Cincinnati. Lousslls
-i2:io-batmore Elhsott City. Annapolis. Way
'n fSndiy 9sY f kpR Ba s:mofe aud Way.
t2:35-BALTTdORE EXPRESS.
SOL alti;nore and Wsy ssations Winchesssr. Fred
ere , HSssass1wn and Way via Relay
erst: nsl.S snnaeos sansto sH
aaaapFs saa Way Win
chester and Way Starlons. (Un sunday 10 Foint OF
hfssf rs ofS st fxfs2 e .rn.sux and
way, via Relay s:og; Hyatt.Siils snd LaareiS
f 9ess II; IT. an; and Wy Nyp e. ions
ffE kksaaPns S Sa5s 9d Hss saS
1s:5e-Chica<o. Cincinnati and st. Loais Express.
Ga1s f hSD Way r TGnii s1s Chicago
teunday only Other trains daily. except sunday
ar sGS q ss1 Ba@oss and
SLc Ticket Oheer. Washington station 6ly and 1851
VIZ be taken for baggage 10 DO checked and received 1t
~, g: K: IoKp.- Gen. Passenger Agent, Bait,
"h- CLEMhN D Master OF Trans. BALTIC. my9
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BLANCHARD. At East Somerville Mass NJ the
sfRRd9snGe e, hsT dsnghter tArs M A DIX. Mrs.
aged seventy years and eleven months. ct
SATON; On January H. 1883. at II 80 Q. m. altar
tan fortitude. EMANUEL B. CATION. aged forty-six
years. >' -
hsstiyes and friends respectfully invited 70 at
tend ms funeral from his late residence No. el2 North
Capitol street, on Friday. 18th inst. at $50 p. m
CLANCY. On the 18th of January 1885, cATHA-
sS SLANCl native OF County Galway. Ireland.
Her funeral VIII take place from her late ree ience
s26 Twenty fifth street northwest at q m FRI
gay Relatives and friends respectfully invited 10
LIVINGSTONE. On Thursday. January 18th. 1888.
EktNkWORTH, only child and son of Lucy and John
twenty EIGHT days.
, FGnersl service. win take place at his parents.
January 18th. at O'Clock m after which the rensins
VIII De taken 20 Baltimore for interment.
lbattimore sun please copy.l
MCCARTHY. On Thursday January lS 1883 AL.
oNSUS MCCARTHY, aged three Years nina
Montns ana TWO days. youngest Of James and Mary
Funeral win take place from the residence OF his "a
rel rents No. % street southwest Saturday, January
IO 1854 at two O'Clock m Relatives aud friends are
tIhiladelphia and Elmirs papers please copy.l 2.
p m, MONEkA Ri ETH, aged twenty seven yesru
Funeral will take place from her late residence No
lII2 Seventh street northwest on Friday January 10
2S0 O'Clock p NJ Relatives and friends are respect.
fully invited to attend.
WILSON Fell asleep in Jesus, on january IS, 1889.
aged years. month and Is days
Funeral private.
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Struggling for ScuassrshiPs
POWERFUL COMBINATION AGAINST SENATOR No


Attorney General ockton, or New Jersey ar.
rived In Camden from Cuba yesterday lie WAS
closeted with Leon Abbett ana Gov luilow for
several hours IL Is understood that powerful
combination has been formed against Senator Nc
Pherson. The Senator desired TO have the caucus
held this week, but he could not get the melnbers
together The opposition consider DELAY favor.
able TO their prospects IL is believed Tn at Attor
nsy General stockton Is TO be made the ant-Mc-
Pherson candidate, and thai II he Is successful
Lon Albeit will be appointed attorney general
senator Mcpherson was not In Trenton last night
SENATOR FERRy's PreBr
In Joint conven ion OF the Michigan legislature
yesterday SO votes were cast for Ferry and SO for
Byron G. Stout, the democratic nominee The ~
republican opposition still scatter their votes Civ
ing them TO stockbridge, Hanchett, Joy, Horr,
70 each. There was but one absentee-Cass a
democrat, who is sick. The Joint convention al.
)ourned until noon to-day.
Mr.. WINDOWS CHANCES LEssKSrNo
Two ballots were taken I'm Joint convention yes.
terday by the Minnesota legislature for United
states Senator. Mr.. Window received IS votes ON
Se nrst and Oh on the second, loss from Tuesday.
c,asa SeheVed That his chances have much depre-
cIaoeu Caucus OF MS friends called for last
evening. There are sixteen candidates.
MEssRs. FRYE AND CUILoN ELECTED.
1ne Maine legislature In 10 mt con venton ycsteP.
day elected VIM. =. Frye L. T. Senator for the
term commencing March attn next Nv 'N'
On the joint ballot In the Illinois legislature
yesterday Cullom was ested Senator, receiving
~. votes; Palmer, s. The only one not voting was
Adams, OF Cook county.
NOTES FROM OTHER STAGES
In the Nebraska legislature yesterday the vote
Tor u. :. Senator was follows: Saunders. ID:
Alllard Is; Cowan. 10; Thayer, IL; Norton, IS:
s s among twenty-four candidates, 6s. Ad-
The caucus OF the republican members OF the
to n, legislature last night failed after the
ballot the vote stood: Pitkin Fl, Taber l6 Mamili
II, Bowen 4. Judge Hallett 1.
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The trial Of ex-Congressman voorhis. at Hack.
acquittaL
Geo. Scheller, the lessee or the barroom In the
recently destroyed Newhau House, Milwaukee
OF ynching, and the sheriff Is advised TO remove
him TO Waukesha-
Hugh ODonnell, alias OReilly, who was ar.
rested at Holey, orleans county, n. Y, for drunk.
enness, and afterwards swore that himself ana
three Others assaSsinated Lord Frederick Cav.
charged
Price and Cameron, the detectives charged af
San Antonio. Texas, with assisting Treasurer Polk
70 escape, have been discharged on a writ OF ha.
peas corpus ana have started for Nashville Tenn.
u claim The reward for his arrest
Tweaty-two new cases OF smallpox were report.
% In Baltimore yesterday.
~ There were twenty-five shocks of earthquake In
Murcia, Spain. Tu asday.
Inc Marquis OF Lorne ana Princess Louise will
leave Richmond to-day for Charleston, sc.
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THE GREAT
THE kt55Ek fa NfsT .N HS s31ruwrs7
s1f bAi frfrcr 81
IRAISs Leave WASHINGTON PROM SrATIos. CORNER
Ior Pit:fsqTs and the Wes Chcs@o limited Exprsx,
ine ases 40 nse, hS All. lars a: S;so m. daily Fast
Harrsas to cncinn.sw i' ws sssp,nF G,ss fEo@
Pm. daily. with Pas.ce Cars to ptsburI an NJ
.,c, nh: md n s Express $3.50 daily Tor
EALTINORE AND lOTOMAc RAILROAD.
s5op- u daily except Saturday with Pc o..
M,sl,,.:t n to Ca .dsi Su.
Ior 7GTs and ,ns East goo an
and r ann Tin E1 Dr sso o p pao
,or Car. a:39 an daily. except sunday.
.ey Civ with bcats q Brokyn Amen e air.i ss
e.ree' transfer to Fulton street. avoiding debls
20, ard 1920 PM. On sunday, z:2o. $50. aid
100 pa Limited Express. $50 q. m. daily.
fest s asss 500 80 100 ,s and nsa
Sunday; 500. $3.50 am. l:2o. 6:20. 1850. $50.
IoIses C7sS Line. e:.oa. M. .ed 4:4o p. N. daily,
uten.ieist s!sS I'm and $40 I'm. daily. .ucep
asG sEHaa2r gsS s2sas sA
80. 800 s;eo. SOC 800 and II go IN. On sunds:
fcr E s.i5T ssd the south $50 md Il as
Gas g s.ss -. mad IDS %iasiss ,,S
IIesss. ae ieic.m.sc. .. tss ofoa northssss corns
1se s,s.s md 8, W .yssas saa
ssss y dsstaasioa fsosn hosss ana IYsasrsS
CHA9. 4 PC0H. General lIansssF.
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BALTIMORE Jsr "a

BALTIMORE. Jan. ls.-viryinia 6s. consolidated.
BAL TrMORE, Jan: 1s.-Cotton quiet~middiine 10.
r1or firm and ~ instances hisherHoward street and
2Sa6 10; do Rio brands, 562a5 81; Pstapsco family
higher western higher and firm-southern red, /. ioa
l4; do amber 12al.17; No. Maryland. /. l7al. lS;
1 in;,A February li4al. 14 March. i5saI Ies
firm and steady western higher. sctiye and strong
southern white. 62sS5; do. yellow. 62a65;
February, s1Sss5S; March, eGHas4 Oats ' i'm
southern. 47a5o; western white, 49aS6: do mixed,
nnehangedoErime to choice Pennsylvania and Mary
iI,S "a o0al5 %. Provisions UNCHANGED. Butter
h fsesh; as lined Laid Petroleum anchaagsa
Whisky quiet i7a1 IN Freights to Liverpool per
steamer dull and unchanged. Reoelpts-four, l, 400
barrels wheat 26. $50 bushels corn 49, $50 bushels
oats: 1850 bushels: rye. $50 bushels Shipments
224. $40 bushels; corn. 435, $50 bushels
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MAR RlED.

,G0USHA.CdAwFORD. On January 18th 1854
by the Rev: Parker h. Sweet of Georgetown, ID. o..
EhbLENIINE r. GOUsHA TO Miss ELIZA CRAw-
FORD. both Of Washington ID. c.
,SoULE-PETROLA. On January 18th, 1888 ct z
&c cck p m by Rey Samuel Saunders. at the second
5atst church, OF this city, OF 4th street ana
Virginia avenue southeast. Mr.. JULES e. SOUIE Of
this city. -
sPARSHoTT-GARRETT. January nth, 1888, by
HeX. q: A. Nixd9rf, Mr.. FRANK 2: sPARsHOTT.
OF Seorgetown. ID. c., to Miss CORNELIA A. GAR.
kETT. OF FsuQuier county. Va
,sss ~ NJ r.. On Thgrsdsy J.guay r.
church, Prof. JOSHUA d. WAKEFIELD aud MAR
S.AhEI 4. COOKE. both Of Prince George county,
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National Board Of Trade.

BUSINESS TRANSACTED AT THE ANNUAL MEETING.
The annual meeting Of the National Board of
Trade began yesterday afternoon at WIZARDS ho-
tel Frederick Fraley was elected president and
Hamilton H. Hill secretary and treasurer Reso-
buttons were passed favoring the Lowell bank
ruptcy Dill as 1t now stands In the Senate, and
urging Its passage at the present session OF Con.
gress; In favor OF a national railroad commission
70 supervise all interstate railroad traffic; and al.
port without incurring any charge for pflota0e
upon their passing the usual examination Com
m1ttees were appointed to consider the question
OF postal telegraph ana the question OF q de-
partment OF commerce as a branch Of the national
administration.
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Carl Yobst OF East Washington, applied 70
Justice Walter yesterday morning for q warrant
charging John Thaler, OF No Ga 10th street north
east, watchlnan In the Pension once. with
having assaulted and attempted to outrage his
lYobsrD wife He told pretty straight story.
out Justace Walter refused 70 issue the warraut
except on the oath OF the assaulted party herself
Suoseqoengy NJ. 10ost appeared with his wife,
Genevieve Yobst. Their statements were TO the
snect that she nrst saw Tnaler ono DAY when shs
German woman and began to Oonverso
with her: Christmas day he brought some presents
10 h6r child. and soon left Before he left ~
asked her whsn her husband left homo to 70 %
worx, ana she told him that q ana not Coooern
him. He fhel made some remark, which the rom.
year-oa0 child repeated afterwaid % tn father.
who determined t. be On the lookout for T1sief.
Ysseerd.y morning wnen II. Yooet had ls6t u
mouse ana when he had gone short 0igeanco he
saw Ihaler enter his (Yobsts) houss, Whlch = o.
cupted - IN Old lady. He aesefmGns6 9 60
Wna6 10 .Wanee0s and went arOund aAA 00foC06
tne rear of Ae house. and heard screams On Ii
w1f6U bedroom a the second 0ooe. ~ ruan0n4
up 0e0e t09n4 14Aaef aa1au1f1Ag 1lF3 Yo0Gk o.
- @aSemeAs ne vanane wa6 isans0 cAaEx11g
fHpA
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jals 20. %. 25 27S29

A UcTIoN SALE OF PREMISES NO. 1909 EIGHTH
"A STREET NORTHWEST.
Under the authority Of a deed of trust recorded e.
IN Liber No 9o7 at folio 500, one Of the land l
sale at PUBLIC auction. In front Of the premises on
MONDAY, JANUARY TWENTY-NINE, 1888. at
Brents sescnd division Of square 40 with the
Terms: third cash tbs residue IN two equal pay
ments In one and two years with six cent interest
payable semi annually, all ca h. any greater por
ton than onethiri. at purchasers option; deferred
payments to be secured by deed OF trust prem
1ses soid and saisfactory policy Of insurance the
6ultdipss Gonyeyanong and cordipg at purchasers
be complied with within seven days from date of sale
SAMEs :; q E RSRIaSh Trustees. .
j. 7. COLDWELL, Auctioneer. th&s
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Tele4raphic Brief.

Ex- Governor Henry M. Hoyt and family arrived
at kingston, Pa, this morning. He win again
take up his residence at Wilkesbarre
Inc schooner Samuel N. Mckenzie, for Portland.
while proceeding down Boston harbor this fore
Liverpool. The schooner carried away her jib-
boom.
Ten thousand dollars have been subscribed In
Germany
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District Cover nmcnt Affair.
COMMISSIONER WEST IMppouInn

DhStfICt Government Affaff6e
COMMISSIONER WEST IMPROVING
Commissioner West Is reported this morning as
improving slowly, but will not be out for several
days
DILAPIDATED CONDITION OF POLICE HEADQUARTERS
The Commissioners are In receipt OF a communf-
cation from Capt c. R. Vernon, acting major OF
police, In relation to the dilapidated condition OF
the building used as police headquarters, stating
that on Sunday, as on several other occasions the
private room Of the detective Office and other Dor
lions Of the building were flooded, destroying the
paper on the walls, running the carpets and COM
pletely tnundatlng the room, which has lately been
returnlshed He states that the building is sieve
In wet weather, letting in water and requiring
constant repairs; that It is finder box, and flre
getting In would almost surely do immense dam
age to the records ana public and private properly
In charge OF the property clerk. In the interests
or the District he asks that some more suitable
building be leased for police Headquarters.
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Wall Street To-day.
AN ADVANCE FOLLOWED BY REACrroH


NEW YORK. Jan. 18-The Posts financial article
says: The stock market opened active and strong,
and up TO IL O'Clock there was an advance on al
most everything on the list, ranging from \ to
per cent, the leading stocks in the advance being
oregon Transcontinental, the Northern Pacific,
Wabash, Western Union and Milwaukee and
ST. Paul, the remainder OF the list being
strong, but without any important advance in
prices: but little after 10 O'Clock there was q re-
action. Union Pacific suddenly declined from lO4 y
10 lUSh and this caused a temporary reaction In
Cne whole MARKET and the larger part OF the early
range OF prices was still fraction above the
closing prices of last night The total sales up to
l2:oO were about $50 600 shares, thus showing
nearly TOUR times the volume OF business at this
tlme week iago. At 1880 the market was steady
with prices only fraction below the highest fg-
ures OF the day. Government bonds were strong
during the forenoon. and u higher for the IS,
as ana IS State bonds are neglected. Rail-
latter for Chicago, and Northwestern per cent
consols to 1884. Rates for money on call on stock
collaterals during the forenoon were from TO
per cent.
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ECONOMICAL AND SAFE
WEAVER, KENGLA & cos
I.AU n DRY SAAD

o..
LAUNDRY SOAP
l. ECONOMICAL. BECAUSE IT Is PURE: BEING
FREE FROM ALL ADULTERA1 IONS, SUCH AS
MARBLE DUST. SOAPSTONE, PIPE CLAY, SILL.
CATE, &C.. WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT
AND BULK. AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAR OUT
sAND ROT THE CLOTHES,
IT is SAFE, BECAUSE 1T IL MANUFACTURER
FNOM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS, VIZ: STEAM
REFINED TALLOW (PREPARED BY OIJRSEJ,YES,-
PALM AND COCOANUT OILS; WHILE ON THE
CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR
kET ARE MADE FROM GREASE PROCURED FROM
HE CARCASSES OF PUTRID DEAD ANIMALS
THUS FNDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH
PUT UP IN BARS AND EVEkY BAR BRANDED
WITH OUR NAME
FOR SALE BY GROCERS GENERALLY.
AND WHOLESALE AT OFFICE
s13 3244 WATER STREET. GEORGE.rOWN n O.
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I NTON FISHER

A NTON FISHER.
IL CHEMICAL DRY CLEANING ESTABLISH
sENI 9OS street northwest. Thirty years. expert
ence aides and Gentlemen's Garments also CraDs
Wells Laces etc. are perfectly cleaned by this superior
Of j. DeSmed official chemist of the District of -
umbia: Your chemicals are of the most effectual ma
ture and harmless and your perfect machinery is not
surpassed III Paris. New York oresewhere" Notice.
Grease spots to be tn roughly
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THE Queen Or AL,

The superiority of Tire New, Self threading
QUEEN s WIG NJ CHINE
IL recognized snd Acknowledged by the hvhest rechs
icEl authorities and the dcnsnd for them steadily
lnCreas as Their merits becoming extenst
" known. Have the endor over 500 ladies' in
this clty, incirdinR many Gressrnakerq as to the
Strength. Swiftness, silence and Simplicity Of the
BEAU iIFUL QUEEN. SEND for Illustrated irculars
G.. AUEI BACH,
Corner 9TH and vi streets Sole Agent.
New. atest I'm rove Machines of all Kinds fer Sale
and Rent Special ktsenton to Reporting. las
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GECO4D-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT AND THE
- Agk0e ca1h pz3c0 pa3d. AisoL Watches, JewelrY
Gun4 1n1Dls 10 Can OF sidrssS HERZOds 500 e
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Capitol Notes.
The Senate adjourned at three O'Clock.


sCOvILLE AT THE CAPITOL.
George Scovfle, Guiteau's counsel, visited the
Capitol this afternoon One object OF his visit is
to see whether Congress will be disposed to pay
his bill as counsel Tor Guiteau. He says he Will
state the facts In the caSe but Will not lobby for
any payment.
THE HITCH ON THE FAST NAIL SERVICE.
The Senate and House are now at loggerheads
over the fast mail service, the Senate having put
the item for the continuance OF this service into
the post Office BILL which 1t has been considering
the item, and the dispute may not be easily
smoothed away In conference. After passing upon
this subject the Senate went back to the duty on
earthenware and debated proposed reduction Of
oper cent In the new scale The discussions on
tne tar1n excite but little interest the impress
sion grows that they are fated to end in talk.
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IA ~ A Il D,


W. L. WILD h BRO
7O9 7th street northwest 80 ~
Ihe Seef. the Kranich Il Bach and other Pianos at
UMest prces ana easiest terms. Organs, Organettes
Libraries and books in great variety -
repaired. AA''A"A1e'A'" '"Aie" aeo
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,

yHNhUSTEES' SALE OF THREE-STORY B.ICK
DWELLING. (NEARLY NEW. BEING No. 81.
TWELFTH STREET SOUTHWEST. AT AUG
TON.
BY virtue Of deed If trust from William W. Locke
snd wife, dated December LIST. A. ID. 1881 and
corded January Gth A. D. 1892, in Liter No. e94 III
folio Al the land records of the District Of Colunlb,
the undcrsSed Trustees, at the WRIT fegr of tbs
holder OF tie ncte tn reby secured viii sell to the
est bidder in front Of the TT, mise, WEDNESDAY
the SkyENr3. NTH DAY OF JANUARY, a. D. 1888
at HAII-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, the fol.ovi !.
Abram +. Barkers recorded subdivision original Lo
No. g. in square No 325, toether with the improve
Inente thereon. consisting Of a three-story Brick
Dwelling House.
The said property win be sold subject to a deed of
trust dated Otto er Sh, 1884, recorded in Liber 1884,
foilo 100 to secure note for S. 500 at two years.
cent The interest thereon vii be paid to day Of
Terms of sle: Amount of deed of trust {Sz 500 to
De assumed by the pErchl snd the balance in cash.
OF which 800 must be paid at the time Of SALE Tue
chaeers to comply fully with terms OF sae within
days. otherwise Trustees wi resell at his risk and cost
a, conveyancins and reco: ding at purchasers cost.
LIKES an interest on 2 500 viii he paid to day Of sae.
vW9 2fiia "a W. 1RRAaIlRRMAsss Trustees.
DUNCANSON BROS, AUctoneers. lot
II THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED. ON
account OF the weather, until THURSDAY,
- KOBERT Fl. YEArMAN. ,r
jal1-2t WILLIAM ". BOARMAN,S .Aros'ees'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-18

TNRUSTEES' SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER TY
Il ONTHE BLADENSBURG ROAD, NEAR MOUNT
OLIVET CEMETERY.
By virtue Of deed of trust given to us. duly "a
recorded in Liber No. 991, folio 81 ct sea-. one Of
the land records for the District Of Columbia ana
auction i. no, on TUESDAY. TIE THIRTIEIH DAY OF
JANUARY. A. ID. 1883. at -FOUR O'CLOCK P. M, in
front OF the AL piece or parcel Of ground
and distinguished as sub-lot one az Of Doctor
p2msrs snbd1yison Of the wood lot numbered two CO
Was cSnysyed te Dr. Palmer By Joseph Gales and wife
or ess It being the same property conveyed by jose
phlne wallace and W. J. Wallace to Henry Stuebner by
iced dted August 5 18th 1875 and recorded in Lber
NO 49, folio 96 ct Of the land records for the
District of Columbia together with all the improve
1nents. ways. easements. rights privileges and ap-
purenances thereto belonging, in any vice apper
taining.
Terms: One third cash; balance in six twelve and
eighteen months notes to bear interest and to be
cured Dy deed OF trust premises sod all cash, at
option OF purchaser An conyeyancing ct cost of pur
days the trustees reserve the right to resell at the risk
ana cost OF the defaung purchaser after days pub
nc not1ce OF such resale in some newspaper published in
Washington. DC. deposit of 500 required sale
JOHN ARDEESER, / r,u.+oo,
ia1S-IO % o7ECQ