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DIED.

BESSER. On Monday. January 18th 1853 at BIS
Am. ANNA JEANETTE BESSER. daughter Of
Catherine ana the late John Besser aged twelve year
tBshmore papers please copy.l
RURK. On January 14th 1888. at O'Clock a. m
Mrs MARGARET BURk. Of County Tiperury. Parish
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited to
attend the funera Tomorrow, (Tuesday) at O'Clock
y. m, from NO. $40 Maryla avenue northeast.
CHESELDINt +. On Saturday, January 18th, 1889.
at $50 p m, q. W. CHESELDINE, In his seyantg.
sixth year.
His larglishing head is at rest
It's tEnkings and achinee are DER.
His quiet immovable breast
Is heayed by affilctlon more.
Funeral from his late resi- fence. No Il Ninth sircse
tst. Mary's county. Mo-. papers please copy.l
CRAGIN. On Monday, January Is 1885, NcKEN-
EEY. infant son Of Elizabeth u. and C. ii. Cragin IT,
aged four weeks.
McINERNEY. January IA. 1883, MARY McrNER.
NtY. age years. monthe and days, only child Of
Dennis and the la!e Annie Mclnerney
Funeral will take place from No. $50 street south.
west on tuesday, January 10th. 1883. at O'Clock
p. m.
ROLAND; On January l4th. 1883. at her red
dence, 2Ol0 street, FANNY POLLARD, aged seyenty.
eight years. beloved wife of Alfred Pollard.
Funeral Viii take placs from her late residence, No.
2Olo street northves on Tuesday, at O'Clock p m.
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Omar SAca1prcE m CLorHrso,

GREAr SAcarprcE IN CLorH1No,
THE M1sFiT STORE.
CORN r TENTH AND STREETS
f Ct cue
regardless Of cost or value.
At Sc on. worth 5000.
900. worth 500.
10 %, worth 90.
Y, CO. worth 20 90.
i4O0. worth 27.0O.
150o. worth Is. 90.
u 100. worth $500.
rns sG fsi;f FL II boz pfSn TO YEARS.
500. worth $. 90.
$50. worth 600.
4.OO worth 100
800 worth 800 90.
500 worth ii 100. o.
Ga. W rth 400.
7.0e worth 1890.
T.50. worth 400.
$40. worth II. o.
oyrpco.r, 10 10 90. worth ls o.
s. RoT g. sSys EsoM j. r rTAs ST.
The assortment of sizes in Suits and Overccats for
as xf 30
=. FOR ME- IT, asp 2ss IT. no. worth
P5sri s FULL &c k TSsh 81
dospe SRSs e 90 and S. So S.
ODD F&Sfs ss s. s GS1s sss g. e q. and s..
great bargains
OUR MOTTO: No trouble to show goods
THE M1SFIT STORE,
CORNER 10TH AND STREETS. Jas
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nNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

By virtue Of five wrs Of eri facias issued out of the
Clerks office OF the Supreme Court Of the District of
Columbia and to directed. will sell at public sale
for cash at No 81 Pennsylyania avenue northwest,
On TUESDAY. the TWENTY-THIRD DAY OF JAN
UARY, 1883. at TEN O'CLOCK A. M. all the right,
hte claim and interest Of the defendant and to the
Book Static Stationery Fancy Goods &c. (such
and1evied upon as the property Of James J. Chapman
to satisfy executions No. law in favor Of Har-
net McCeney; No. "a, 112 at law, in favor of Vernon
Brothers 4 Co. No. "a. ID at law, in favor Of nj. A.
Reay No a ia at law in favor of Daniel Slate Co.
No "a ITO at law. In favor of Bs ger, Pratt Il Co.
CLAYTON MCMICHAL,
,,uo>. q. S. Marshal.
IdOolAS DOWLlNG, Auct1Oneer ia12-dts
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MR.. GLApsToNEs HEALTH.-A dispatch from
London says the state OF Mr. Gladstone's health
causes grave apprehension, and IL cannot be dis
gulsed that the premier is himself losing courage
HIS frequent exercise and violent exertiOns In Ha-
warden forest ore resorted to- t IS stated to con.
vince himself that he is rs well able as ever 20
withstand drafts upon his physical strength. It
was announced In London last evening that he
OF parliament
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
V,HOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Rkh. ESTAIE AT THE NORTHWEST COR ER
OF CONGRESS AND DUNBARTON STREETS
CT OEGEI OWN, D. G.
BY virtue of DEGREES Of the Supreme Court Of thee.
District 81 Columbia. passed 18th October. 1882 -
and January I'd leei in equity cause s, $50. weHIS
~ SEAL IN front of the premises. on MONDAY, JAN
lAitf fIF ENTH. 1883, st FOUR O'CLOCK z. NJ
Lots humble ed As and A, in Beairs addition to said
CeoIEeown. which said property Is improved by three
story brick residence.
Terms OEe-third cash: balance in equal instruments
payable in sly. twelve aud eighteen months with in
tertst from day OF sale, all cash option of pur-
chaser Upon full payment of purchase money deeds
VII lie E1ycD. ConyeyenciIig at purchasers cost.
del Osit OF 100 will he required at lime Of SALE
WILLIAM A. GORDON, 225 AZ ST., r.
CHAS. NJ. MATTHEWS. 1908 3lst ST., trustees.
bids
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TROUBLESOME APACHEs-Ten miles east OF Tomb.
stone. Arizona, Saturday afternoon, a teamster
was attacked by six Apaches. He succeeded in
lighting them of. Struggling bands OF Indians
from the San Carlos reservation, en- route to jon
Ju, In Sonora, are passing near Tombstone every
Few days. dispatch states that the governor OF
sonora has ordered out a large contingent OF the
National Guards TO intercept the Indians
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CLERKS DocKED FOR ABsENTEEIsM.-When the
clerks in the sixth auditors Office were paid to-
day. they found that the new rule In regard to
absenteeism had been enforced since January 1st,
and that those having been absent more thai
two and a half days without leave were
paid their salary less the time OF their
absence. Several clerks were locked In their paw
1t is maintained that this is contrary to law and
that the regulations OF the department do not
legalize It The clerks entitled to full pay as
long as their names are on the rolls One clerk
had doctors certificate but did not get It in until
the accounts were made up, and 1t was too late to
save his pay.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF ALL OF SQUARE 7s9. INF.
PROvED By LARGE BRICK RESIDENCE,
p PRnPERT Urn, B t1 BY CANAL-.-AND
AND SECOND STREET SOUTHEAST
Byyirue Of deed Of trust. bearing date the
gay o. March, 1873. and duly recorded in Liber a:5
sSl foos 2s2 &c one Of the land records Of the a
District OF Columbia. and by direction OF the party
SATURDAY.. JANUAKY SIXTH. 1855 on the p sr M
the improvements.
The sale Of tits property offers fine opportunity to
good and substantial.
Terms Of sale, One third cash; the balance in two
equal payments at FIX and twelve months W tn notes
tearing interest at six cent annum until paid
and secured by deed Of trust the D Operty sold
Al! conveyancing at purchasers 500 deposit re-
Qured ut time Of sale CHARLES PAYSON
ozI-ots Trustee
u THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY JANUARY TWENTY-SECOND 1883
same hour and place. By order Of Trustee.
1a3-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
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A DID TO YOUR INCOME.

ADD TO YOUR INCOME
Ciub IL OF the MUTUAL INVESTMENT CLUBS Of
fers the surest means making regular monthly prof
It's from investments Of Sl0 to S. 900 more dealing in
GRAIN, PROVISIONS AND STOCKS.
ach member gets the benefit Of combined capital of the
Clnb Is paid shareholders back their Drots
past three months still leaving original amount making
money in Club. or returned on demand. Ehares SO
sach explanatory circular sent Reliable eorre-
spoidents wanted everywhere. Address X. T.. KEN.
Dali & Co. Comm NIGHTS. lit and ITO La Sale
street, chicago. IL &k6m
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THREE HUNDRED LIVES LosT.-Durng the per.
form ance Yesterday at a circus I'm Berditschef, In
Russian Poland, a fire broke out in the building
ana before the spectators could escape the whole
STRUCTURE was sblaZe. Three hundred persons per.
tShed In the flames.
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FINANCIAL.

EbROIECr YOUR FAMILIES
Il BY joining The MUTUA RESERVE FUND LIFE
Asst O. ALTON. The success of this Institution ia
wonderful. During September and October alone IL
VIZ te nearly six million dollars of insurance.
Office, 1909 II street.
n1G-3m " KNIGHT Nf.r,r,r
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GOE BCTIERS ADDRESS CRITICISED.
EK-Goy. Talbot, chairman or the Boston boau1
OF health, lunacy and charity, has been inter.
viewed as TO the government OF the institution 80
severely criticised In Gov. Buffers address. lie
says the people. when full inquiry is had, viii 10
surprised to see how wide apart from the facts the
governors statements are.
PROTESTING AGAINST A REMOVAL.
masS-meeting was held at Camden, Me- on
saturday night 10 express Indignation at the an.
polntment OF W. b. Rich as postmaster over the
present incumbent, Alden Miller, IT., a wounded
soldier, who, 1t is claimed did not pay the assess.
ment on his salary.
REPRESENTATION IN THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
CONVENTION.
Ii Is understood that three plans OF apportion-
ment OF representation In the next convention
Will be submitted at the approaching meeting or
the national republican committee: Mr. Chand.
lerS, Tor four delegateS-at-large for every state
TWO delegates from each district and three dele.
gates for every republican Senator and Represent.
alive, making total or ,SO6; Mr.. Forbes for two
delegateS-at-large, one delegate for each district
ana one for every republican Senator and Repre-.
sentative. total OF 671, and Mr. Martins for Jour
delegates-at-large. for one delegate for each dis
tflct and one for every republican Senator and
Representative.
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The MEXICAN COMMISSION appointed to rego-
tiate commercial treaty between this country
and Mexico. consisting OF Gen. Grant and Mr.
lister Romero and Mr.. Canedos on behalf OF
Mexico, paid their respects to the Secretary OF
State to-day, and afterwards held their inaugural
meeting at the State department.
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RETlSOTGHEn

SCIIIOMBERG-KILIN On January Ia. 1854
SAMUEL ii. SCHlOMBEHG, aged twenty one yea "a
to Miss JENNIE KILN Ky, aged sixteen years. bot
OF Arlington. ID. G.
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DR. JOSEPH. the disbursing officer OF the lutte.
rior department, who has been very sick, is re.
ported to-day to be much better.
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The PLANTERS HOTEL on FIRE.-The Planters'
hotel one OF the largest in St Louis, took fire yes
terday morning shortly before i've O'clock ana
burned SO rapidly that two persons lost their lives.
Nearly all the guests ESCAPED in their night
clothes. The fire started In the kitchen, and &c
was confined TO IL and the rooms just above. Tho
Damage amounts TO $4,000, covered by insurance.
There was great excitement for a time. Two
Italians were found Smothered In their beds
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T1NHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
IMPORTANT SALE AT AUCTION
GENUINE IMPORTED TURKISH AND PERSIAN
RUGS AND CARPETS,
Comprising
RARE AND RICH SELECTIONS
PERSIAN, AFGHANISTAN, DAGHISTaN
oUCHAK. G ORDEIs. CIRCAssIAN, ARMENIAN.
KHoRAssAN AND MOORISH
RUGS AND CARPETS.
ALSO,
JEDAZIENE. KELIM AND BAGDAD pORTIEREs.
Tie attention Of buyers is particularly called to the
DISPLAY OF CARPETS.
Which, in point of number. size and quality.
sTRPAss ANY PREVIOUS COLLECTION EVER
SENT TO THIS CITY.
Being by far tho Handsomest Collection of Textiles in
design and quality. ever offered by us
TO TAKE PLACE AT MY sALEsRooMs.
Southwest Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street
WEDNESDAY, AND Thu RSDA1.
JANUARY SEVENTEENTH AND EIGHTEENTH.
1883.
MORNING AND AFTERNOON,
AT ELEVEN AND THREE O'CLOCK. 8
ON EXHIBITION MONDAY AND TUESDAY
PRIOR TO SALE.
EVERY ARTICLE GUARANTEED GENUINE AND
IMPORTED.
ieng-Rt THOMAS nOwTrNn AroHo,,..
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-sTORY BRICK
DWELLING. (NEARLY NEw) BEING No. 214
TWELFTH STREET SOUTHWEST, AT AUG
TON.
By virtue of deed of trust from William W. Lockes
corded january 9Th A. b. 1882 in Lber No go I'll
folio Of the land records of the District of Columbia
the derslgned Trustees, at the written request of the
hoer OF TIE note secured. will sell to the high
the SEVENTH ENTH DAY OF JANUARY. 4. b. 1883
at HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, tile following
Abram Barkers recorded subdivision of original Lot
No 6. in square No S25, together with the improve
ments thereon. consisting Of three story Brick
Dwelling House.
The said property will he sold subject to ,ed of
trust dated October 8th 1884, recorded in Liber 98a
folio 206 to note 500 at two years Der
Terms of SALE Amount of deed of trust is2 5Oo5 to
be assumed by the purchaser and the balance cash.
OF which 800 must be paid at the time sale. Tue ur
chaser to comply fully with terms of sale within seven
Al n end Feeo5nE ct pnsehasers cost
William W. BoARMAN. Trustees.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. je6- lot
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AN IMPORTANT LAND DECIsIoN.-The Secretary Of
the Interior to-day decided that the lands In the
Bitter Root Valley, Montana, are not subject to
the grant OF the Northern Pacific railroad This
land is occupied by settlers, and the case was a
contest between the settlers and the railroad COM
pany. The effect OF the decision Is In favor of the
- - - - ->~
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THE PRESIDENT will give dinner to the diplo.
matte corps on Wednesday, the oath instant
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NEW YORK, Jan. l5.-MaJor Frederick Roth. OF
the SWISS confederation, was arrest on board
the steamer Rhineland yesterday on the charge Of
Incorporating funds OF the government. The
SWISS consul here was notified OF his light and
caused his arrest.
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GOvcFnOr.clect PaltiwOu.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l5-Governor- elect Patti
son left for irrisburg at IL 40 m, and will be
inaugurated there tomorrow.
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKER.
Gbefollowing are the opening ana closing prIces
q 1.-THE New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire 70 IL IL Dodge, $50 18TH street
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V1lRUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Il REAL ESTATE, ST rUATE NO S26 FOUR
IEENTH STREET NORTHWEST. WASHING

1a9-6t THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
KEs Fsr SALE Of M ~
TT5GES5H 5fhkEr NokTHwEsr. W %As fisa-
corded In Liber No. $50 folio 6, ct sea one Of III
ct tse the VIII ae ct the he the
Il @ tSssn tFfit s.
sS res es a2es su.ts e Sns
q said elsy aaa biSi.et and ..
two Kindred and twenty s2S as said Sl snb
Wssn rs recorded in the office OF the Surveyor Of
ment brick oTeline containing in all sixteen large
rooms S91a With in al q the modern improvements;
dollars oSsp eas q bS snee
rne o twelve and eighteen months with interest at the
by teea Of trust property sod All conveyaneine at
Trustees reserve e right resell the property at risk
The property via be sold clear Of all encumbrances
daily. ~ "-N '''0A
JOHN 6! $ S?;::'' Trustees.
THOs. J. FISHER & CO, Auctioneers.
"a THE RESTRAINING ORDER AGAINST
Ps Psah ss taas boa uss
,. Hy order S Ef he Trusts; sssArR ~ .,
THU'TkEs' sa oAS.t OF VALUABLE STEAM
By virtue OF deed OF trust dated June 18th. 1878.
Rs in hs for Ne ct ii
pursuant to he written request OF parties secured there
i IN P" 81 fsst? ~ sPa ss at
IhHEE O'CLOCK ?; ~. foot Of Montgomery
Wing in the canal the steam Cana s Bat sa IF F. ni~
More tosether with the DO Ter. engine machinery
nan .a tn Feu unto aprer,sining and beops1ns:
equal payments, in three and from the date
Of sale SECURED 70 the satisfaction OF the Trustees
500 a. . at ft sd ss and e9ost of
terms OF sale complied with within three days the
cost Of e tg T be rss9d at the risk and
vertisemcnt in the Evening Star. All papers are to be
executed at the eost of the purchaser.
NATHANIEL WILSON.
j. DAR11s s$f street Trustees.
,.s.,,,,. Ro 4s & II stsss sss..eassr.
1a9-d&dos 10th and f streets northwest.
ions; il soHAEE sGMs ah1i5 f fSH RHN
f fERtI 1I Ten AND NINE HUNDRED AND
AND AND sTREEf iS SokrH hNS E'NiA
:, BY order End decree of tine supreme Court ofsaH
equity So i ahs 81 S sa@ne gs
AIRY, 1855 foUK O'Clock PM, ofer H for sale at
90 'nH1 city Rs Of
tine tine sane are nnmo red on the ground plat plan Of
to satisfy the said order and decree.
sad T b. sg be- at s the e time Of sale the
IoeoFded each Of the said contain
and In % e9 eG from "a to 80 ee
Terms as prescribed BY the court: Cash at the time
~ HESEf e e. 4 1s:sss
DUNCAESON BROS, Aucts. ja3. 5. g. 10. H. Is
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HAMBURG LINE.

HAMBURG LINE.
WEEKLY ITTF OF STEAMERS
IEANINo -sLG YORK EVERY THURSDAY
AT NOON.
FOR ENGLAND. fRA-,SE AND GERMANT
1SJi sssass Apply
c. d. RICHARD 4 CO..
General Passenger Agents
81 BIoadwas. New iocx
Or to PERCY G.. SMITH
1851 and GIG Pennsy ,vanis avenus.
Send for Tourist Gazette" AMI
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A BIO JUDGMENT.-In the Court OF Claims to-
day Judgment for 1888 80 was rendered for
claims in the suit OF the Pacific Mail Steamship
company against the United States, on account
OF co ntract for carrying the mails.
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JUDGE WIZ. LAWRENCE, First Controller of the
Treasury is said to be aspirant for the seat OF
the Chief Justiceship when 1t is vacated by the
Hon. d. X. Cartier.
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sspscss,nr A,a fer N. Per.

COMMITTEES REPRESENTING vHx ASSOCIATE
CHARITIES WAIT UroS THE DISTRICT oonMs.
A committee Consisting OF Rev. DR. R,rtlett M
the New York avenue Presbyterian church; Rev.
Byron sunderland, OF the ~ street Presbyterian
cnnrch; Rev. Dr. Wynkoop, A. s. Pratt General
Eaton, OF the bureau OF education; Prof CHECKER
ing, E. B. Barnum, George Ryneal and Others
representing thecentrai organization OF associated
charities. called upon the District Commissioners
at IL O'Clock to-day, by previous arrangement TO
ask for portion OF the poor iund. TO be disirbu.
nizance OF the several district ervanIza,,ons e.
associated charities. Rev. Mr.. Bartlett made a
statement OF the present condition OF the poor OF
and said they were entirely unable TO meet the de,
mands made for help. Collections could not be
mace rapidly enough, and the urgency Is now
pressing. with a deep snow on the ground and
many nreside destitute OF food and fuel Others
OF the committee detailed Incidents OF desttuton
and suffering. with which they supplemented the
appeal OF Rev. Dr. Bartlett
&C Sommssioners Morgan and Lydecker were pres
ent, and Commissioner Morgan read over 20 the
committee list OF the several charities which
had been permanently recognized as participants
In the poor fund, and which had already absorbed
nearly the whole fund.- There was only 500 left
OF it and nothing more could be taken from ie
The argument was then made by the COMMITTEES
mat hereafter the Associated Charities should be
placed on the list OF other organizations parti-
cipants In the benefits which was assented 10.
and that about the right figures should be from
sn 4s,o 10 Ssen annually :or This purpose.
thorlties could not aid them in establishing a
wood yard for the benefit of the POOR but this too
had 10 be denied by the Commissioners Commits.
sioner Morgan suggested the calling OF a publio
mass meeting FOR the purpose OF raising sufficient
FUNDS Tor Immediate use. This subject was dis.
cusSed at length and met with much favor and
the commissioners promised to do all I'm their
power, both privately and ofllcally TO increase
this poor fund. The committee then retired. It
rs prooapie there viii be call for public meeting
% raise funds for the starving poor.
IHE CASE OF SHAW. THE CONDEMNED MURDERER
In the case OF Charles Shaw. who is To be eye.
cuted next Friday at our Jan, should executive
cIemency not intervene, the District Attorney has
reported TO the Department or Justice on the
ietter OF his counsel (Messrs Clageu and
Lipscomb), suggesting that an officer of
tne department be detailed 20 examtno
ana report on the case an adverse recommenda-
ton The counsel and Rev. Father Hurley VIII
PROBABLY to-morrow present petition 10 the Pres
ideht asking Communication OF punishment 10 I'm.
pr1sonment for life.
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SEWING MACHINES. &c

W. CLAIM
That We and offer for sale the best and cas-
running Sewing Machines in the world.
THE NEW HARTFORD
The latest production of the Weed SEWING Machine Co.
was awarded Sue ial Premium at the Garfield Memo
rial Fair and unced by experts to be the highest
running and best made machine In the market
New E!dredge and New No. Victor-Ii9ht durable
and easily MANAGED: Ali sold on easy monthly pay
ments, and special discount for cash, at
OPPENHEIMER'S.
Popular Sewing Machine and Fashion Rooms
628 9TH STREET NORTHWEST
3ao st. Cloud Building.
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District Government Affairs.
MISCELLANEous MATrrps

Major Lydecker and Inspector OF Buildings
Entwisle Saturday Inspected the first precinct
station house, South Washington, and formally
accepted the same II is already occupied
The work OF filling up the old canal cannot he
resumed until the snow disappears, when a gang
Will be placed on, and afterwards new gangs q
alternate weekly. This years operations win
complete the work,
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EQUITY SUITS. = Messrs. Worthington ana
Head to-day filed bill for Henry X. Willard agt,
A. Wylie, i. b. Bryan and Jos c. Willard for the
an undivided fourth and the respondents the
balance.
Mrs. Mary Ann Reed has, by W. Wflloughby
hled bill against Virginia C. Reed, widow OF her
deceased son and Others, for maintenance or sale
or property, 9Th street, above nj, and partition.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Monday. 1850. .....January Is. 1855
I'd Edition.
Latest TelGgpanS to The Star
The Pennsylvania Democratic state
Com mi lfee.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. 15.-The democratic state
committees assembled here at noon to-day more
IMAM majority OF the members being present
After electng the present officers temporarily the
meeting adjourned until D. m
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TtD.1lORROW.
Tx'iOMAs BOWLING. Auct1oneer.
A CATALOGUE SALE OF RARE EXCELLENCE.

CHOICE COLLECTION OF RARE GOODS IN
DIAMONDS, PEARLS AND on HER PRECIOUS
STONES s,I, I;S,! SCI IN Rings. SETS OF JEMElRY.
BREACHES. EAE-RINGS Pr S, sc. ANTIQUE
AH SI, OTHER R, R SRI DIEWsLRY; IOGEIHER
SILVER WARE. &c. AT AUCTION.
On IULSD Y, JANUARY TX ZENITH, 1883, at
ELEVEN A. M. and THREE =. NJ, in my arr sales
room. llh and Pepnsylvania avenue shall sell a su-
perb collection of the above goods. name in part:
One large solitaire od mine stone weight between and
10 carats. "a Tcrfect gen.)
One Bracelet Clancy colored Diamond. Ruby and
One pr Diamond extra large Snake Bracelets cost
One magnificent Pearl Cameo and Diamond set, cost
81, coo. $3.50
Several Pearl Sets of rare excellence and purity.
diamonds Get in unique and elegant designs.
one fancy coored Diamond Lace Pin. 7 stones,
Mosaic Breaches.
DESMOND Sleeve Buttons.
Fine Cameo ard Pearl Sets
antique and rare cid pieces in different designs.
One Antique Gold Watch painted dial.
Ladies and gents Watches from the best raapufac-
turers.
splendid lot of Solid Silver Ware.
N.B-Jhe catalogue comprises about leo lots and it
IS seldom that such collection is EXPOSED at pubic
sale comprising articles that only be found among
the We ilthy.
Sale positive and without reserve.
Articles on exhibition all day prior to SALE
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-15

The PRIZE MONEY CAsKs.-The United States
Supreme Court to-day afirmed the Judgment Of
the Supreme Court OF the District OF Columbia In
what is known as the prize money cases. This
by Admiral D. D. Porter and the officers OF the
north Atlantic station.