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Gone mn in Flames.

NEW YORK. Jan. 29.-Early this morning flames
were discovered issuing from the fourth story
window OF the sx-story building. numbers 81 and
30 University Place. owned and occupied by Messrs.
HazletOn Brothers, piano nufacturerS Two
hours from the time the fire was discovered the
building and most OF the stock was completely
destroyed. The damage to the stock is estimated
to be about 0oO0 and is covered by insurance to
the amount OF $4,000 The damage to the build
Ing is said to be over 200, and is fully covered
by insurance,
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
VNRUSTEES' SALE OF IMPROVED pROpF RTy
Il ON THE BLADENSBURG ROAD, NEAR MOUNT

cry
BY virtue Of deed OF trust given to us duly<s,
recorded in Lbr No 99l, folio 81 ct seq, one Of III;
the land records for the Dl.tict Of Columbia ana ga
by request OF the party secured will sell at public
auction on TUESDAY, THE THIRTIEI II DAY OF
JANUARY. a. d. 1883, at -FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ in
front of the all thar piece parcel of ground
and premises n the Distinct # Columbia and known
and distinguished as sub-lot one q, Of Doctor
of part of ''Haddocks Hill" and Enclosure which
was conveyed to DIR. Palmer by Joseph Gales and wife
March 5ih. 1855, containing %. 900 square feet more
or less it being the same property conveyed by Jose
rhine Wallace and W. j. Wallace to Henry Stuefner by
deed ted August 18TH 1876. and recorded in Liber
No S folio 1896 ct seq, of the land records for the
District of Columbia. together with all the Improve
ments. ways easements. rights. privileges and ap-
purtenances thereto belonging in amy wise apper.
tanning.
Terms: One third cash; balance in six twelve and
eighteen months notes to bear interest and to be Sc
cured ly deed Of trust premises id all cash. at
option OF pUTchas er. All conyeyancng cost of pur-
chaser If terms of sale not COMPLIED with in seven
days. the trustees the right to resell at the risk
and cost Of the defautng purchaser after five day pub
lie notice OF such resale in newpaper published in
Washington, u. {. de post of 500 required SALE
S S2sT 4. Ak nIRS1F; Trustees.
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts. jal8-20. 23 25, 27&29
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HORACE GKEELEY6 EsTATK-In the surrOgate1
court at White Plains, N. Y, Saturday, Miss &c.
prelle Greeley was granted letters OF administer.
deceased At Mrs Greeey's DEATH some twelvS
years ago. Horace Greeley was made adminstrs-
Tor. AT his death his daughter Ida was made "a.
mfnistratrfx, but her DEATH which occurred nearly
q year ago, necessitated the appointment OF an.
other ADMINISTRATIVE. Miss Gabrielle Is the only
direct living descendant OF Horace Greeley Tho
estate is valued at about and is situated 6
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ECONOMICAL AND SAFE
WEAVER. KENaLA 4 COS
LAU NDRY SOAP

- rcoNoMIcAL. BECAUSE 1T n PURE: Brrw0
FIRE. FROM ALL ADULE ERATIONa SUCH Al
MARBLE DUST soAPsToNE. PIPE CLAY. SILL
CATE. &C.. WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT
AND BULK AND WHICH QUICKLY WGA8 o08
AND ROT THE CLOTHES.
1T Is SAFE, BECAUSE II n MANUFACTUyID
FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIAIA VIZ. oTRAR
REFINED TALLOW (PRRPARRD BIZ OUR6ILynDl
PALM AND COCOANUT Oua; WHILE ON IN
CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS on fHI NAB
KET ARE MADE FROM CREASE PROCURED DDOW
THE CARCA6sEs or PUTRID DEAD ANUAx6
THUS ENDANGERIk0 LIFE AND HEALTH.
WITH our NAUk
FOR SALE By 0RoOFRQ 0ETrRAIaY
AND WHOLESALE AT OyxIoR
Els S2z4 WATER STREET. GDODGITOWK. y. Q
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A NTON FISHER.

A NTON FISHER.
"a ChEaICA D.Y CLEANING ESTAgIIsH.
dkhT, so6 ssf.et northwest. Thirty years cxrri.
&nce irti'cs' and Gentlereus Ger1nenfz elru ems
vss sees So are Perfecty cleaned By f.s snier,or
@E DeSnsett official chemist Of Inc Dtr;ct a. o.
nnoia: Your chemicals are Of the inos -ecs',al ma
tore and harmless, md your perfect machinery is MOI
enpasscd in Pxris New York eise'shere" Na,i.e -
0Scase sots guaranteed to tie thoroughly reaoved au9o
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The Queen Or AL,

The superiority of the New, Self threading
QUEEN SEWING MACHINE
is recognized and acknowledged by the highest mechan
zeal authorities, and the degn nd for them steadily
increasing their merits becoming more extensive
y Known. ave the endors of 800 ladies in
tniS C.y including many essmakers to the
strength. Swlftnese, Silence and Simplicity of the
BfAU I1FUL CULLEN. Send for Illustrated Circulars.
C. AUERBACH,
Corner 18th and II streets, Sole Agent.
New. Latest Inn royed Machines of ali Kinds for Sale
ana Rent special attention to Repairing. jas
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BALTIMORE, ND. Jan. 29-ChaTles FOOte colored,
was recently tried and convicted in the criminal
court OF brutally beating his wife, which was
made misdemeanor, punishable with not ex-
ceed1ng forty lashes, by act OF the last legis-
lature. FOote was sentenced to prison for sixty
days, and to be whipped with seven laShes. The
case was taken to the court OF appeals OF this
state to test the consttutonaly Of the act OF as
Sembly, and that tribunal declared It constitu-
tonaL Foote'S term OF Imprisonment expired
to-day, and he afterward received the seven
lasheS
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VI A u R ED.

YOUEG-SOMMERS At the brides parents rek
dence. 10 GEORGETOWN, ID c.. on January 18th, 1854
ALICE Summers, Of Georgetown, DC, to SOS7S
MAN YOUNG, of Washington, DC.
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The Death OF Col. Irish.

MEETING TO-DAY TO TAKE APPROPRIATE ACTION
The funeral OF Col. O. n. Irish will take place
tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, from the New
York Avenue Presbyterian church. A meeting of
the heads Of bureaus and chiefs of the Secretary's
Office OF the Treasury department was held in the
room OF Assistant Secretary French at noon to
day. to take action regarding the death OF Col
Irish. Appropriate remarks were made by Judge
French and others A committee to draft resoiu-
tOns was appointed, composed OF Assistant Score.
tarieS French and New, Controllers Knox and
Lawrence and Commissioner OF Customs johnson.
committee was also appointed to confer with
the members OF the family relative to the fuAeral
composed OF First Auditor Reynolds, Mr. KimbaIt
and Judge Ella. The meeting then adjourned
until half past three O'Clock this afternoon. The
Secretary OF the Treasury to-day issued an order
directing that the bureau Of engraving and print
ing be closed tomorrow, the day of the funeral.
and that the building be draped in mourning for
thirty days Mr. T. j. Sullivan will act as chief OF
the bureau until successor to Col Irish is ap-
pointed.
The superintendent and others in charge of
work at the bureau OF engraving and printing met
in the Office Of the late chief to-day to take action
upon his death. Mr.. Sullivan, the acting chief,
presided. committee was appointed to draft
resolutions. When the committee retired a num-
Der OF the superintendents spoke in feeling terms
OF Col. Irish, both as a man and an officer. The
committee then presented the appropria ate reso.
lutons, which were unanimously adopted
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NVkO k8Oa ThB f1b0t kUtt1OA
The cross-examination OF the witness 4 Z
Boone WAS finished about O'Clock
The witness stated that he had a few remarks 70
make on his own account He referred to the tes-
umony Of Nj. Moore, the previous witness He
said the questions OF counsel attacked him In an
ind rect way.
"Were the answers to the questions favorable to
yous" inquired the court
The witness replied that they were
Mr. IngerSon said he knew what the witness
spoke Oft was the conversation with Pelham;
but IL he(Dput on any witnesses In relation to the
conversation he would let Mr.. Boone make any ex-
PLANTATION
The court said he thought It ought to be salts
factory, and he would not allow any explanation
at present
Mr. Merr1ck re-examined the witness at some
length In explanation OF matters brought out in
croSS-examfnation.
The witness said he did not know that Moore
had had an interest In the contracts OF John W.
dorsey Co. and Miner, Peck & Co. He said the
terms OF his contract with John W. Dorsey were
agreed upon In conversation between witness and
s. w. Dorsey.
THE NEW YoRk STOCKMARKEr
The following are the opening ana 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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FINANCIAL.

DROTECT YOUR FAN1LIES.-A MARVELLOUS
u business. 4 HE NUT UAL SERVE FUND
LIFE ASSOCIATION insured fourteen million of dol
lars In the Last four months of the year.
Elizur Wright and Sheppard Romans, the great act
IA les. both endorse our plan. Solicitors wanted
Office: 1909 II street.
nlG-3m l.. Y. KNIGHT. Manager
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NHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE

VTNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
the Dsts Of Of the suErems Court
Sos4 and siss dos e. and hHs
e ape oonS Wv vs. 3u a and Quill o9
f$iff' s.
at public auction to the highest bidder front Of the
a r Of asd Tsi estate ns to witt
Lots e thirteen es Us a5s n9s @ o.
dSuF lot s being the east ,a eight g. feet
sstbeE forming front north street s1ssen
hundred hun and twentyfo4r feet this being the
% ssnj 5oh from 5
in bsr made Ac s LIZ h 1880 and
Secondly. and immediately thereafter all the rest
gt IN square ~, No ST hundred and twenty four le2
but which i INCLUDED in the deed Of @ from Dennis
Of columss Ts being the
sada ssssn a. HFVE E
IN ts # s,d
e e11n, corner Of the said square :, and thence
fsss and
fve (5) inches thence enthusiastically on line at
right angles with said avenue (22) feet and
s seven and one.auarter Go inches thence north
inches TO the line Of north street and thence west
eiEht tS) inches to the Place of beginning.
Terms OF sale: One third cash of which deposit of
800 on each parcel of land by the purchaser thereof
will be required to be paid to the Trustees time Of
the sale he balance at and two years. in equal in
or all cash at the option Of the Upon
days after SALE the Trustees to resell the risk of the
defaultlng purchaser the parcel bought by him.
r. y. LEWIS
416 5th street n. W., or.
VIM. PIERCE BELL. Z 1rustee6.
1a25d 22S ~ street,
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OF Wills to-day received for probate and record,
the will OF the late Of John p Crutchett The
testator leaves in cash to each OF his daugh-
terS, AntOlnette and Emma, the residue OF the
estate to be equally divided among all Of the
children.
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/. 7. KNIGHT. Manager.
A DID TO YOUR INCOME.

AID TO YoT-R INCOME.
Club Is Of the MUTUAL I'M EST Me t CLUBS Of
feTs the surest means " maxim REGULAR monthly prof
it from investments Of so 81 d0 dealing in
GRAIN, PROVISIONS AND STOCKS
Each ueml er gets the benefit Of combined cap tai of the
Club Reports Fent weekly. Dividends paid monthly
Club iS paid shareholders back their ey ia prafts
past rec months, still leaving orvIna sCUI:t nickipg
moI.ey in Club. returned demand Shares, 80
each Explanatory circular sent Tree lie lab CORE
epOidents wanted everywhere. Address X. = KEN
DALI < Co., Comm NIGHTS, III and lag La Sale
street. Chicago Ii. o9-eoGSk6In
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SUICIDE or SwINDLER.-John Stewart, who.
UNDER the name OF George Coleman, swindled th1
City National Bank OF Dallas Texas out or eoI0S
oy means OF forged drafts In December last md
was arrested in New York city last Monday cut
MS throat In the Desbrosses street ferry-hou0o
sunday night as he was about to be taken back 70
Texas While the officers were busy with tn
t1cket-taker at the ferry Stewart drew knife ana
plunged II into his throat He died at midn,Chf
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SEWING MACHINES, &c.
The Mosr USEFUL

The Mosr USEFUL
Improvement ever made in Sewing machines is the anti
fTlctional bad bearing driving wheel used only the
HARTFORD SEWING MACHINE. The most delicate
lady can thsse machines with the greatest ease.
sIes1@l Ireinl awarded to this machine at the
GARFIELD fa and was pronounced the very best and
nnest finished machine in the world. Call and it.
Also, the New Victor and Eldredge Machines All sold
on easy monthly payments ut
S. OPPENHEIMER 4 BROS,
t2S 9TH STREE NORTHWEST,
st. Cloud Building.
Machines rented and repaired. js27
ESFERI SEWING MACHINE MAN THINKS HE
\ sells the best machine. know that do because
sell al kinds. Come ana which you like. Renting
and repairing specially.
MCKINNEY,
jas 42T 9th street
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THE HAMMERsLEY DIVORCE CAsE-In the case
or Mary l. Hammersey against David Hammers
ley, bill for divorce on the ground OF bad treat
ment, the respondent this morning filed his an
swer, admitting the allegations as to marriage
&c, but denying generally the charge OF drunken
ness, n0n-SuppOrt, &C.
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AUCTION SALES.

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
REGULAR SALE OF FURNITURE, CARPETS.
STOVES. &C., sc.
ALSO.
'o' LII LET SOAP BLAck1Na Bile fG Ia Ioi
ALSO, By ORDER CONSTABLE.
SHOW CASE, LIQUORS, &C.. &C..
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY THIR-
TIETH. at TEN O'CLOCK, we win sell at our Sales
rooms general collection OF goods. If
WEEKS CO.. Auctloneers
w $50 Louisiana avenue,
Opposite City Post Office.
CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT SALE OF DRY
GOODS, &C.,
At Mrs. KING CHAEDLER'S No. TOT Market SPACE
TUESDAY NORM G, JANUARY THIRTIETH, AT
TEN O'CLOCK, and every day thereafter until the
whole stock il disposed of.
NO LIMITS ON THE GOODS.
CHAS. WEEKS, Salesman
jag Late with Duncanson Bros
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Capitol Notes.

The Senate committee on appropriations at their
meeting to-day completed the army bill and d.
rected that it be reported to-day to the Senate
The committee have added about $780, 600 to the
amount appropriated by the House bill, and have
amended the House proposition for the abolition OF
the pay corps, by providing that no new appoint
ments to the position OF paymaster be made until
the number OF such officers Is reduced to 20 The
bill abolishes the grade OF assistant surgeon gene
raj In the army
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" The best % is JUs1HB 0d SID RRyR f4Z,m
g The only placs vhers Az9t-cl,1 1oo1D
o. Ell at JUsTHR Old S<anA No. ~ d - eoogu1
On and tn streets northwest y. Ds-&0o ~ -
promptly attandsd a. -
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Mama.
Name.
Cen. Pacific.
CheS Ohio,
M st ~-aR

RANGE OF THERMOMETER at the ONCE OF the chief
signal ofhcer January 70, 1857 am, SSs: IL a
M, al; p. m, A. Maximum, 426; minimum.
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TIE two web-printing and folding machines OF
TEE STAR printed on Saturday last Il 200 double
sheets In fffIy-n minutes equal to $50 four.
page issues within an hour.
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THE DOUBLE PENSION CAsE.-The q. s. Supreme
Court to-day affirmed the decision of the lower
court in the double pension case of General Ward
B. Burnett against the Secretary OF the Interior
General Burnett was in receipt of q pension of
$50 per month, authorized by special act OF Con-
gress. Under the general pension laws OF 1924
and 1880 he became entitled to increased rates OF
pension, and on July II, 1882. new pension cor
tf1cate for $72 per month was issued to him under
the general law. On the 21st OF July, 1852, he
turned to Secretary Teller the certificate for
pension OF $50 per month, under the special act
and offered to reiinqufsh it. In so doing he now
asserts that he acted unadvisedly, and he prays
Teller to return to him the certificate The prayer
is not granted.
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THE EVENING STAR.
I'd Edition.
Latest TGlGgranS to The Star.
General Foreign News by Cable.

General Foreign News by Gable.
BRITISH PERSONALS
PARIS, Jan. M-The Prince Of Wales has arrived
incognito at Cannes, where Mr.. Gladstone is stay
ing Tor his health. Sir Stafford NorthcOte Is eX-
pected there shortly. Lord Randolph Churchill is
residing near Monte Carlo
THE PORTE GRANTED q RESPTrR
LONDON, Jan. 29-The Standard sums up the
effect Of the visit OF NJ. de Giers to Vienna, the
most important point Of which is that the porte
is granted a respite.
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LONDON, January ga Paris dispatch to the
Exchange telegraph company says: The recon-
structed ministry appeared in the chamber OF
deputies to-day. The debate on the prescription
bill has commenced.
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DEATH OF FORMER REsIDsNT.-Mr J.W. Drew,
che well-known druggist, Pennsylvania avenue
and 9th StreeI, received letter this morning from
MIR. II. F. Williams OF Tuttletown, California, for
meriy resident OF this city, informing him OF the
death on the 18th inst Of his uncle, Col william
p. Waters, OF Tuttletown. Col Waters was ma
tive Of this city, and emigrated to California In
164S
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The District In CONGRESS.
TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE WIRES

TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE WIRES.
Senator ingalls,, chairman OF the Senate District
committee, says that he does not know that the
bill In relation to the licensing of telegraph and
telephone companies will be reached at this ses-
sion, but he hopes will; that such act will be
passed as will require wires to be run under
ground, and to remove the unsightly poles now
standing.
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ana Fred. McPherran, who work I'm q steel mill
near Plttsburg, fought sixteen rounds, under th0
rue OF tne prize rng, In shanty near Rochester,
Pa, for $1,000 side. They were pretty evenly
matched and each mad about the same number a
knock-downs until the fifteenth round, when Mo.
Pherran showed signs or exhaustion, and after
Delng roughly handled I'm the next round, he
acknowledged that he was whipped
Rev. j. M. Masters, a Cambridge Mass. Clergy.
man, Is accused OF having 81 900 bond I'm his DOS,
session which had been stolen from ex-GoyerpoP
Weston, o. New Hampshire.
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THE INCARCERATION CASE DECIDED.-The United
States Supreme Court decided to-day the miscege-
nation case of Toney Pace against the state OF
Alabama, which was criminal proceeding, under
a state law. against q colored man for living in
sexual relations with a white woman. The court
holds that the law OF Alabama prohibiting misce-
genatton Is not in conflict with the 18th amend
ment to the Constitution or with the civil rights
SlatOn founded it. for the reason that It ap-
plies the same punishment to both offenders, the
White and black, without discrimination.
WASHINGTON MAN GETS CoNTRACT.-Bids for
painting and glazing for the new custom-house
and post Office at Danville Va, were opened at
the Treasury department to-day. The contract
Will be awarded to John w. Carr, Of Washington,
for $1,172
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THE MARQUIS AT THE NATIONAL MUsEUM.-Lord
Lorne, Minister West and Mr.. de Winton, accom-
MED by Commissioner Loring and Prof. Baird
made visit OF examination to the National Mu-
scum and Department OF Agriculture yesterday.
At the museum the Marquis was particularly in
terested In the chronological exhibit, and here the
party spent some time in examining the great col
lection. At the Department OF Agriculture the
Governor General expressed great delight and In
terest In the railroad exhibit, which Commits
sioner L0ring has recently arranged. and pro-
nounced 1t not only complete, but very Instructive
and important to this country. He found much to
interest him in the general workings ana manage
ment OF the department., and many suggestions re-
lative to q similar department which it Is pro-
posed to establish under the English government,
question now before Parliament Lord Lorne
declared himself as greatly impressed with what
he had seen at the above named institutions
STATE LAWS CONTRARY TO TIE 14TH A1RHDMnsF.
The Supreme Court to-day reversed the action OF
the court Of appeals In Kentucky In the case OF
John Bush, colofed man, which sustained the
lower court In refusing TO QuAsh the Indictment
against the plaintiff for the murder OF white
child. The ground on which the Indictment was
asked to be quashed was because the grand Jury
which found IL was selected by virtue OF state
law for the white citizens OF the county cxclu-
sively, In violation OF the 18th amendments
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THE AGRICULTURAL CONVENTION to-day (which
was to have been devoted to the consideration Of
the cotton Industry was not nearly 80 we'll at
tended as those OF the preceding series, and on
account OF the slim attendance President LoY;ng
announced the following papers as remaining on
the list, which would be printed In the report OF
the prOceedings:-"Co Cotton and its Cultivation, I"
by w. T. Webb, OF Alabama; The Sugar Indus
try Of Louisiana" by w. w. Pugh; "The Import
ance OF Improving the WORKOUT Lands Comprised
in the Area Known as the Southern Atlantic
Slope" by Prot. John R Page, OF Virginia, and
paper on fruit culture by q delegate from the
Potomac Fruit Growers Association. Prof. Page
OF Virginia, offered resolution calling attention
to the agricultural exposition at Amsterdam In
May. and concluding as follows: 'sThat this con-
vention recommends agriculturists, railroad
owners, land owners ana other industries in this
country to avail themselves OF this opportunity to
call the attention OF emigrants to the advantages
OF this country" Prof Page then read portions OF
his nanef.
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SUITS FOR BREACH OF CONTRAOE.-To-day MeSsra
j. HUXLEY Ashton and n Wilson filed q suit for the
Delaware and Chesapeake improvement Co agt
Thomas p. Morgan, jr., for breach OF contract in
failing to pay for work done by plaintiff at the in
stance OF the defendant In the harbor OF Norfolk.
amounting to 1900 Also, like suit against
ThoS p. Morgan and Smith Petit for the same
work as qua rantors for T. p. Morgan, 1r.
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Fverv Of Securities bought On commits
sion in San Frsacisco. Pa'timoTe. Fhilafephia New
York Boston and Washington Irders executed OH the
New York Stock Exchange ct cne-egth Of per cent
commission Private and direct telegraph wires to
Richmond. Baltimore. HI l1s:elphia. New York and
Boston, through winch orCiers executed the
Stock Exchanges in those cites ard reported back
promptly. Quota ions of toy@s and Bonds and in
formation regarding the Markets received through orr
wires INSTANTLY t.-ruct from the Aew York Stock
Exchange nj
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

PIANOS, ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC.
STICK & co. PIANO,
The most Perfect Piano Made.
EMERSON PIANO,
The Best Medium priced Piano Manufactured
WILCOX s. WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS
Pianos and Organs sold nstalments. rented or ex-
Changed; rent applied if purchased
CENT MUSIC.
1Ae only complete Stock In the citv.
HENRY EBERBACH
No 915 f STREET
Managing partner of the late firm Ellis Co. di
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A UCTION SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT,
We will SELL to the highest bidder In front of thel
pr misses, on SA URDAY, FEBRUARY THIRD. f::3
at F0UR-THIRTY F. NJ. the west half Of Lot CO. a'sa
In Pleasant Plains, improved by Two-stUry Frame
Dwelling. No. 2163 9th street extended,
Terms at day Of sale.
CASSIN CAPERTON.
Real Estate Agents.
w. +. YOUNG. Auctnneer. ta26-eo4t