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The Evening critic., 1883-02-21
AssIgnee,a HnIe.

AT cost price, dry goods, fancy goods. hosiery,
notions, &c., comprising entire stock OF Mrs.
n. Gutman's dry-goodH establishment, No. 912
Seventh street northwest. Great bargains In
all lines are offered, as the entire stock must
be disposed OF. by order OF
ABRAHAM FISHER, Assignee.
The Evening critic., 1883-02-21

STOCKS ana bonds bought and sold at the New
YORK stock Exchange for l-s commission, and
carried on margin when desired,
The Evening critic., 1883-02-21
"AIderney Dairy waxons.n

Fresh Alderney butter, churned every morn.
Ing and delivered in y ID 'ward" prints, soc.
per ID. Also, cottage cheese, buttermllk
and sweet milk, 5cper at. Cream 15c. per pint.
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Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for TIE EVENING STAR.


CITY CoUScns-The city councils met last night,
ana PRESIDENT Douglas In the lower one An acf
10 prohlbt the sale OF toy or other pistols To
minors under penalty OF IS, and an act TO Drohnit
tne outcherng OF hogs within the city limits were
each introduced and passed. The long standing
Claim OF f. f. Price of S9 80 for the registration OF
voters, was ordered to be passed. The committee
on streets reported that the nuisanceS on Alfred
street, near Cameron and on Cameron, near Payne
could be remedied 10y the putting down OF proper
CUTTERS The tax upon the property OF Horace
rage, was reduced to $500, and the tax on the pro
perly OF John POytin'S estate reduced from s74 Al
70 $oO II paid within 80 days The application for
tax reduction on the property OF E. Swansburg
was referred to the finance committee. AS the
next regular meeting night OF the boards would
nave Deen on Christmas the boards adjourned over
until the second Tuesday Of January, 1854
CITY CoURT.-The corporation court continued
lts session today. Administration upon the estate
OF Root i. Wade, recently killed by the fall of a
Mary A Wade, his WIFE w -AA0
DEATH OF MISS JULIA JoHSa-Miss Julia Johns
the daughter OF the late Bishop Johns died here
last night. She has been prominent ia benevolent
enterprises 1Or many years. and has lately been the
president OF the Alexandria tnfirmary
NOTEs.-Intell1gence was received here TO-DAY or
the accidental drowning OF two Alexandra coIored
more, observation-disclosures Opera House now
being lifted up. Will seat about 800 persons being
the largest hall which has ever been erected in
Alexandra, and the most capacious place of nuhic
entertainment known here since the old Aleyan-
dr1a theater was diSmantled-The CONTRACT for
proved Trinity NJ. E. church has been awarded to
nrm In Chicago.-The new Columbia engine house
Is to be Illuminated, and opened to the public to-
morrow evening. W.
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DIED.

BACIGALUPPI On Tuesday December nth Isss
at 9 O'Clock m, Mrs. JUST1NA BACIGALUPP5i. be-
loved wife OF Bacigauppi, aged twenty eight Years
with Christian fortitude. ~
Her funeral vii take place from her late residence
NO; ga 18th street northwest Thursday Deg.Inher
ylted TO attend. wv o.
LA, widow OF the late PETER BERRY
Funeral from the residence of her son John Rsrrv
3oo5 street. West Washington, Thursday DessInhsrr
vited TO attend ~
BROWN. On December 18th. 1881 at An y, ~
Brown. - 49, "4N <1---S4-a
Funeral from his parents residence 9os Third stroet
northwest on Friday December l4th at two O'clock ~
10. TO which relatives and friends are invited -
CoNNOR, On Tuesday. December 18th lS9a at
.!;So O'clock a. m WILLIE, only child of Jerry aud
Annie Connor aged Years and mouths ~
rmierai Will take place from the residence Of his
celnoer 18TH at o'clock p m Relatives and friends
are respectfully invited to attend
DAVIS. on Tuesday, December l1th 1885, at 30
O'Clock IN, DAVID DAVIS aged p years and inonfbs
Christian fortitude " '0 VAIL
Funeral Will take place from his late residence corner
ON apd streets southwest Friday Isth inst at
O'CLOCK m Friends and relatives are respectfully in
yted to attend. % rA
hUN Mir On Tuesday December II 1888 at O'Clock
aunt aged months and 20 days
pnsra on Thursday trow his parents residence No
50 street northwest. at O'Clock D IN
Jones. On Tuesday December IL 1899 MILTON
at Ills late residence No 2O20 Twelfth street
Friends and relatives respectfully invited to attend
me funeral at two O'clock Thursday 18th instant from
his late residence. sA
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En Love With Miss Garfield.


ARREST OF CRANK FOR ANNOYING THE LATE PRES
1DENT'S DAUGHTER.
Cleveland, O., special to the Philadelphia Press
says: For many months past Miss Mollie Garfield
has been annoyed by the impertinent attentions of
young travelling salesman connected with a ST.
Louis house. He has constantly addressed to her
letters expressive OF his profound admiration and
esteem for her, and has even gone so far as to pro
pose marriage. These communications have of
course, been treated with the contempt they mart-
ted. Latterly, however his attentions have become
an actual torment to the family of Mrs Garfield
and measures were taken to put stop to them
During the past few days he has frequently made
his appearance on Prospect street, In the vicinity
or Mrs. GarheldS home, and has repeatedly sought
interviews with the members OF the household hlt
he has been frequently turned away from the door
Mrs. Garfield consulted with Dr. BoyntOn, her
brother-n-law, who notified the police, and an
pointed an interview with the young man to occur
this afternoon. The ardent youth was plnctlaI: so
was Detective Hulligan. The young lover was
taken to the Central police station where he gave
the name OF George Washington, and asserted that
he was l1neal descendant OF the father of his
country, "andtf don't marry MolIie Garfield - he
exclaimed, "In hang myself" He was hurried OF
TO cell, making little resistance but constantly
protesting the sincerity of hts affection His
insanity Is OF mild form, and has apparently been
caused by dissipation. Washington Is the tndIvid-
ual VINO lew years since earned some nOtOl1ety
through his persistent attentions to the niece Of
General Sherman at st. Louis He was arrested
Tor his annoying conduct, but was subsequently
released
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-12
Political Points.

DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q
G., ELEcFioN-coLoRED CONVENTION IN OHIO, ETC.
A caucus OF the democratic members OF the ytr.
GINA legislature last night nominated the follow
Alexandria, for auditor OF public accounts and
frank q. Ruf11n, Of Richmond, for second auditor
isaac X Barksdale, OF Albemarie, for treasurer.
circuit courts OF Alexandria. ~
municipal election in Charleston, s. c., YES
Ierday resulted In the election OF Mayor Corirte-
Ior aldermen and members OF the school board
without opposition. 0
state convention Of colored citizens has heen
called to meet In Columbus, O., Dec cd tn Oroansza
for the OF the race and the better
the south. SPo0'"AA' AZ
on appeal from the result of the school election
Reia ID Giens Falls n last May, Hon W. B.
terday handed down Rn opinion declaffng cc,nsetS
.1tohaI me law OF 1881, permitting women to vote
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-12
The Storm in Great Britain.
LOSS OF LIFE AND PROPERTY.


LONDON Dec. 12.-The gale prevailed throughout
Great Britain and Ireland, and was accompanied
on the coasts by heavy seas. The telegraph lines
are much damaged and communication is seriously
Interrupted The gale was especially severe in
Ireland, Scotland and North Wales In the mid
land counties OF England huge trees were torn up
and carried away, and there was great destruction
or property and personal injury. There was some
loss OF life In that section. The lowlytng districts
OF birmingham are flooded. At Derby the roof and
chancel OF the Church OF st. Chad were demolished
The congregational church at that place was also
damaged AT Rotterdam, the parish church was
much injured. Many huge chimney shafts were
demolished at Manchester, Leeds, Bury, Pudsey,
Stamford and Leicester. large gas holder near
Bradford was capSiZed, and two large chemical
works at WiuneS were damaged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-12

A LONG FAsT.-A number OF boys, while PLAYING
about a hay stack In Lacrosse, Wis Monday. dis
Anderson. 1t appears that the stack fell on and
buried him on November II, and that he has been
there ever since through some very severe weather
without food or water. He is mere skeleton hut is
able to speak, and it is believed he win survive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-12

Il IEBlG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
- FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT Fl .yoRIN1a
si9Ck FOR SOUPS. MADE DISHES AST
LIEBlG COMPANIES EXTRACT OF MEAT.
An invaluable and pala.able tonic in All cass.
cl weak digestion and debility els success
ana 9 boon for which nations ehould fssi
eTrssteivI n-See Medical Press sISncef1
British Medical Journal. y &c.
CAUIION;-0enuipe only with the fae s,r,u.
OF bar0n Lieh:g' Signature In Blue Ink scross
tne LABEL. This caution is neceesarv ou,ing
70 various cheap aud inferior sui,stst,,,sss
being IN tbs narEex e"~se-scs~
L1EBIG C0MPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
dS ne had OF al storehecpers Grooers ana
Snemists Sole Agents for the unitfd StsfsS
avenue. London Engisnd ..ssS
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News Briefs.

T.. s Consul Wadsworth died from pneumonia az
caltlllo, Mex, on sunday. lie leaves widow and
several children. ~
OH imposing tax on each vessel engaged in
Ine fishery trade, and combining the license only 10
fesiasntS OF the state OF Maryland, VIII be intro
duced In the legislature of that state
The Virginia democrats charge Robert F. Mayo
coantlon Judge OF BotetOurt county, with coTr1Ip,
uon ana nalreasance, and purpose TO fmpeacn him
Inc Ialadega (Ala-l Rifles have resolved to dis
oand because OF an alleged slight in not being Or
aered 10 birmingham 10 assist In dispensing the
threatened lynchers.
A hre at Galesville, Anne Arundel CO., Nd, de-
Stroyed property valued at 5000.
francis w. Herbert, Il young merchant OF St
Marys CO., Nd, shot and killed himself in bed sun
day night.
Inc SIX brothers OF Archbishop Elder, OF Cincin-
nat, VIII meet FOR the first time in fifty years on
lne occasion OF his installation tomorrow
The negro who assaulted young white girl near
jackson, Miss, on Friday, and who was pursued
and shot and left for dead on sunday was In a fair
way 10 recovery when body OF enraged citizens
teok MN from his house, last night, and hanged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-12
GRAVEYARD INSURANCE IN M.ss,cHrs

GRAVEYARD INSURANCE IN MASSACHUSETTS
atlVe To the graveyard Insurance recently al
lesed 70 have been practised at Fall River, Mass,
special dispatch from that city claims that there
mas peeh coiiusion between two medical examiners,
agents and others for the past two years Broken,
down drunkardS, conSumptivcS and unhealthy
persons have been insured for sums ranging from
others would hold the policies TIL the death OF the
insured and then pocket the insurance or sell the
polcleS TO ruuSellerS, who would give their VIC
JlfnS enough rum 10 hasten their death and then
collect the insurance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-12

"IRELAND NAT1oN."-The banquet In honor OF
Parnell and the presentation to him OF c3S.OOO
as national tribute took place at Dublin last
night. MI Davitt, In the course of his response to
MT. Parnell, they might believe themselves on the
threshold Of heralding in the Irish nation. Mr.
Parnell, in the course OF his reply, said that while
their present progress is Slow the cause must win
Coercion could not last forever II the Irish could
not rule themselves they could cause England to be
ruled as they chose wv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-12

The CRUELTY OF MoB.-Two boys OF Delphos.
OhlO were arrested Saturday for stealing An over.
coat from an awning In front OF a clothing store.
and were placed in the calaboose. Sunday night q
mob OF masked men went to the calaboose took the
prisoners to the village park, strung them up and
allowed them to remain so until almost dead Yes
terday the boys were tried and acquitted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-12

LORD LoRNE ON THE FUTURE OF THE ENGLISH COL
0NIEs.-In paper read before the Colonial Inst1
tute, In London, Lord Lorne suggests that the
tive to the prospects Of life in the Canadian ana
Australian colonies, and IL this be done peonle
without occupation viii not remain I'm England He
thought that both these countries I'm the next CEN
fury. would be superior to England tn wealth and
numbers. ">>~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-12

FRANCE VIRTUALLY DECLARES WAR AGAINST
CHINA.-The French government has ordered Adj
niral Courbet 10 at once begin military operations
war between France and China. REPORTS are rife
IN Paris that the war party in China has assumed
full control OF the government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-12
Western Union.

NEW YORK, Dec. 12-At a meeting OF the board
or directors OF the Western Union telegraph COM
pany, held to-day. President Green stated that the
number OF investors in the stock had increased 200
their purchases amounting to some 10000 shares
Al present over threequarters Of the entire capital
STOCK is In the hands of investors. and less than
One-Quarter In The hands OF stock brokers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-12
Bright and NeWsy.

ETOih Inc BaItilnOre sun.
The EVENING STAR, OF Washington CITY, pressed
py increasing patronage which the rapid growth OF
the national capital has brought about, has
enlarged Its space to the extent or five and a-quar-
Ter columns II has also set up one OF r. Hoe
Co. 5 last presses, which will be duplicated as soon
as the machine can be made. TIE STAR Is bright
heWSy paper, and deserves the large measure OF
prosperity Which Il enjoys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-12
I'd Edition.
Latest TGlegranS to The Star.


NEW YORK, Dec H. II am-StOckS are weaker
again this morning. The decline in prices ranged
from 4 TO 15s per cent. The weakest shares are
Northwest, Northern Pacific pfd, Missouri Pacific
and Union Pacific
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-12

THE HORRORS OF Observation-Disclosures months
since small son of Charles Peitzel OF Buffalo- n
T., was bitten by dog. Recently the boy has
exhibited KIN h symtoms Of hydrophobia sunday a
little brother, who had been sleeping with the one
another, whom he bit In his rawlings is almost as
bad as he The lives Of two OF them are despaired
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SECURITY FRoM Loss b. BURGLARY,
ROBBERY, FIRE OR ACCIDENT
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY

of Washington,
II its own building,
CORNER 18TH STREET AND New YORK AVE
Perpetual Charter. act o. Congress January 22d 1867
~ ti,'''t; 100000
IN. LuIulaiIy rents Safes inside its Fire and BURGLAR
lf'ol au!tS at price, varying from s. SEQ per year
acCr;iig To size and location. Rooms and Desks adj,
Joining Vaults provided for Safc-rcutCis
VAULT DOORS GUARDED BIZ THE SARGENT
TlMELOCk-
SECURITIES MD NALUABIES Of every dcscrip-
non hrludng BONDS and STOCKS PLATE. JEW
Eih1 DttDS &c., taken for SAFE-KEEPiNCi ON
SfEclAL GC ARANTEE, at the Lowest Rates
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER, President
CHARLES c. GION Err of Risgs & Co VIce President
JOHN CASSEIS, Treasurer
ALBERT l. STURTEVANT, Secretary
C. f. Nynlan, Asst Soc'y
DIRECTORS:
iti)alnin T. Snyder. Charles c. Glover
GEM Cassels, Henry A. Willard
AIDert L. Sturtevant Thomas Evans
John G.. Parke. dl
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GEAsD OpENlSa
THE
GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED
H1ving inst retur ned from New York where bo,iybt
at the Cir at Bankrupt Sale and now offer them at half
their value: " ~
3cascs Dress Goods at 1216c worth 25c
IuYin's Double width CdslIIIIeres, SOC
Silks. PlushCs and Eclvsts
Ladies Jerseys s %: Misses DO CSC
81 Cloth for ClOaking, $40.
Curtain LlrtS, lie. up
Mons. Ladies and Children's Underwear
Hosierles, HandkerCliefs Laces. &c.
BDr,icret Comforts 9c-.. worth 81 so
Blankets l,50. worth S2TJ
- Also reduced the price ON
Carpets and OilcIOths.
Table OIlCloth, 1ur
Don't miss this chance and cell at
SFRASBUEGER'S (Scw Store)
oI-nh $50 9Th st, bet II and l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-12

The New York Stock Market,
The following are the opening and closing nrfces
OF the New York Stock Market to-day as reported
by special wire to II. II. Dodge, $50 18th street:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-12
The American Base Ram Association.

CINCINNATI, OHIO, Dec 12.-The American aSSO-
citation OF base ball clubs met at at the Grand
motel In Its third annual convention. Among the
representatives present were MesSrs. L. Moxley
report Of the board of directors was read. 1t is
said that It IS proboble that the Toledo lndianapo-
lis, Brooklyn and Washington clubs Will be ad-
Iultte1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-12

A FARMER CHARGED WITH BURGLARY.-At War
| rem, Ohio, James b. Baldwin, a wealthy and nromi
nent farmer, was arrested last week on suspicion OF
being one or six masked burglars who entered the
arrest created great sensation Baldwin was
given bearing Monday, and Allen swore he re-
f1SnlZed Baldwin as one OF the masked burglars.
BALDWIN, Was held for trial and lodged In taII.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-12
Just thanked Careful Enough.

From the Providence Press
Mr.. Morrison says that Mr.. Carlisle's platform is
100 - careful Probably Mr.. Carlisle did not
careful enough
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District GOvefmmeat AffaIrs,
POLICEMEN APPorNrHp.


POLICEMEN APPOINTED.
The Commissioners have appointed Auguss
Thompson and j. sunderland nrstclass prtyates on
the police force
USpKRaRorSp WIRES
Eighteen OF the seventy live wires OF the police
and fire telegraph services have been connected
WIN tne Underground line OF the STANDARD Cable
company, between police headquarters and Virginia
well f'' - '''''' - '"A '''e' "''A
TAX COLLECTIONS
The total taxes received by the District collector
Tor the month OF November was s752. 5700s. or the
taxes now being collected It Is noticeable that
many are paying up the delinquent taxes on their
property and clearing II OF tax claims
VITAL STATISTICS
During the week ending last Saturday there were
IS deaths In the DtStrict-59 white and 80 colored
1890 for the White. Sos for the coiorea. and -
IoT tlle Total population. There were ii marriages
ana 40 births reported.
THE woRKHoUsE ASn ArNsHorSE
MT Stoutcnberg, superintendent OF the Washing
ton aims and work house reports that the urpSant
number OF inmates is 49,. about IL above the usual
streets every fair day and this is kept up all tho
llme when the weather permits He states that
lhere are less number Of boys than usual. The
boys do not Ike TO attend the school which is kept
there, and they had rather work than be confined
IN, IN me school room which is rksome TO them. He
mas frequently overheard them express their dIsap-
down here to so to school, dog on it."
The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
To-day, looney agt Quill and Quill agt. Looney.
argued and submitted Lord agL Donoghue; on
hearing.
CIRCUIT CoTRT-yttd1e MdcArfht,r.
TO-DAY, Wfilett Libbey agt. Hewlett: referred
hearing. Va
CRIMINAL CoURT-Jui1p Vlife
Io-1ay, Frederick Rose, unlicensed bar: motions
argued and submitted Joseph J. Torrens Sunday
par, do. Patrick b. Cassidy, do: do F. Hose, do:
inlormation quashed. John Hughes, unlicensed
par gullty Eliza Quill, unlicensed bar; forfeiture
{. Knight, do; do.
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~ A 7 A R R II L.
sANFoRD's RADICAL CURE.

Head Colds. Watery Discharges from the Nose ana
Eyes Ringing Noises in the Head. Nervous Headache
and Fever instantly relieved.
Choking mucous dislodged. membrane cIeansed and
neaied breath sweetened smell, taste and hearing re-
stored, and ravages checked
cough Bronchitis, Droppngs into the Throat Pains
In the Chest Dyspepsia Wasting Strength and Fesh
Loss of Sleep. etc. cured '~
One bottle RADICAL CURE. on. no, c.T.Rru,r
soLfENf and one DIR. SANFoRDs INHALER, in
one package Of all druggists 70, g. Ask for SAsFoRps
RADICAL CURE pure distillation Of Witch Hazel Am
Flhe "a FIR Marigold Clover Blossoms, etc. PorrEh
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston
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GREAT SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES.

GREAT SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES.
TENTH. at SEWN O'CLOCK r NJ at the National
M OlSS' IuO: IN ftr'et anu c9lItlnlns until al are
unredeemed pledges, suitable for Christmas presents,
qnqlse Amethyst and other Rings Gold and Cameo sets
OF JeWelry aceltts. Earrings, Pins, Ladies and Cen
Drawing Instruments sleeve Buttons, Plated and ST.
Serware, Necklaces aud Field Glasses Books Mirrors
SPREADS Shawls Ladies' Coats. Trunks Nalises Clocks
Skates, Umbrellas Tools, Shears Cloth Shoes Boots
1tls Coats Pants AID Vests, one Idys Saddle dl2 lit
GREAT HOLIDAY SALE or UNREDEEMED
~ PIEDGES.-lwills sell for F. senger, 1877 eth street
FiFTTTf at sAf sFRPA RfS c
and will continue Every Evening thereafter until De,
This sale will consist Of large line of Diamonds.
Nickel Na1Shes GOLD. Silver and Plated Vest Chains
Plus Bracelets Seck Chains and yerv Iarra Variety
o. Ian GOD and Set RIMS In fact one q the LARGEST
u ia larie ass9rt!nent OF fine Clocks, Albums.
Remember that it is to the advantage of every pur
chaser to attend this great Holiday Sale before making
% os -6 JIM whon sfF rer IN the 'ewers line
y: B.-Persols holding tickets which the time has
F. sEIINGER Broker
v-rrre 10 ,,. 151 9TH street northwest
Wins co, Auctioneers. dI2-10t
'EHoS j. FISHER co, Auctioneers,
cHAAX,GERy SALE OF THE PROPERTY KNOWN AS
NUE. NORTHWEST
H(itE and by virtue of decree Of the Supremel.,
Court q the District OF Columbia passed in Equity 5
CtIee NJ. $40 Doc. D. Daniel ". Middleton -A
JHlla Middleton It al. the undersigned Trustees ar-
ite by SAID decree viii sell al public auction. to the
hl-St bidder Lot No and parts OF Lots Nos and g.
II Ies ryatiol 10 in the City of Washington D. c. on
MLDNENpAl. TWELFTH DAY OF DECEMBER A.
H. N ~ %t FOUR O'Clock p NJ, on The Iremisss
LIS property l. improved 10y large building known
a. The Washington House" and for many years occu-
llsIi hotel.
ems 81 sal aS prescribed by the decree to be: One
tnFt q thy purchase money i'll cash and the balance in
ono ID and tW1 % years the deferred rments to bear
!Iest alIt t. lie secured To- satisfaction of the
1Tstge. 4 d Tost Of two hundred dollars will be re-
CURED at the time of sale. and all c0uVCyancinQ at
III cost If purchaser Ii the are not COM
Piled with III Ten days from date of sale, the Trustees
l,tI ne right t. resell the property at the risk and
cost u tie CcfaultilIg purchaser
". B. WEBB. Trustee
- zee 9Th street northwest,
FRANK E. MIDDLETON Trustee
HIJ-lhN,s'>uS 1Ul 10th street northwest.
3 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL,
SLDNESDAG, DECEMBER NINETEENTH, same
hour and place. $1,000
BY order of the Trustees di2-w rakds
For Other auctions See Ssrenth Pagel
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AUCTION SALES.
GALE OF A HORSE.

GALE OF A HORSE
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
On SATURDAY. the FIFTEENTH DAY OF DE-
CESIBER. 1885, at TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON in front
~ the auction OF the undersigned, corner
Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street. Washington city,
VIII he sold at auction To the highest bidder for cash
one Brown Geldins, about lJ19 hands high and five
Years old
dl2-3t THOMAS DOWNING Auctiouear
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COLLINS voLTAIc ELECTRIC pLasrERs.

Tor the reiiei and Prevention THE INSTANT IT rs Ap.
Piled, of Rheumatism, Neuralsda seiatica congbs
Colds Weak Back Stomach and Bowels Shooting Pains
Numbness, HysteIia, Female Palms. Palpitation Dvs
Pepsia, Liver Complaint, Bilious Fever Mala IA ana
BATTERY combined with Porous PIAsrEn) and LAUGH
at pain. 25c. everywhere dIo