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I'he Senate Contingent Expenses.


The Senate Contingent Expenses.
TIvEs WHO sPONGED ON THE sENATE-A MIDNIGHT
LUNCH, &C.
The report OF the expenditure OF the Sen ate con-
tingent fund for the last fiscal year shows that $50
quarts OF ApoilinariS and 5l6 quarts OF Bethesda
water were consumed by that body. 1t has been a
custom OF the Senate for years to have Apollinaris
water kept in the coal. rooms during the warm
weather. Two ORB years ago. at the solicitation OF
several Senators who prefer Bethesda spo!inaris,
the FORMER was made Senatorial beverage. The
Senate Is In session. In each cloak room sable at
tendant preSideS over huge tub in which the
bottles are kept upon ice. and whenever a Senator
gets thirsty h. steps In ani orders bottle OF ADol-
ltnaIiS or Bethesda. Until last year the Senate
mineral waters Were dispensed with liberal hos
ptality. Everybody who had access to the chamber
could drink freely OF Apollinaris and Bethesda.
Members OF the House awaited themselves freely OF
the opportunity to get these refreshing drinks free
1t finally reached point when Sen ltorS could not
get To the tubs for the circle OF representatives that
continually surrounded it. Then 1t Was decreed
that the privilege should be restricted Senators
practically that II the members OF the
lower house were so fond OF mineral waters
they might buy them out OF their own
contingent fund This exclusion OF outsiders
materially reduced the quantity OF water consumed
and the cost. The contingent fund report also
shows that 2100 two grain qtlinIne pills were pur-
chased, an average Of nearly "a grains to each
Senator. The folding OF speeches cost S. 34. 65
and the expenses OF committees amounted TO
SIS ,s9l.Ol. TO cover expenses In defending their
rights TO their seats. Mr. Ingalls, got $685. Mr. KEEL
lOgg 50 $50. and Mr.. Butler $500. lunch for Sena-
tors, on occasion when they were In executive
session all night, cost SITS.
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As 90 Clipped leoadsaers.

From the CHICAGO Tunes
"iorses Clipped Here is @ sign displayed az
numerous livery stables.
''"e have clipped 80 horses this year, said Q
horseihan yesterday. "A lony-coated horse can't
set TAT When clipped the horses eat less, but gain
flesh Rapidly. Drive horse with long coat and
he Is soon covered with preparation Then ~ the
weather Is cold the per,prati0n freezes about the
halr, ioIling tiny icycles. Livery horses brought
into the Darn after a long drive and covered with
blankets are sttll wet the next morning.. Hence
they take cold and are OFTEN seriously Ill Here Is
horse you could stand block away from and
count the ribs OF two weeks ago He was
clipped and now you may see how sleek a nd fat he
Is Before the clipping he ate frteen quarts oats
aud quantity Of hay daily. Now we feed hlr1 the
saline quantity or oats but he doesn't eat IL all and
hay he scarcely touches Then he WAS HIGHT
Chestnut Now be is of pretty mouse color. shat
DAY horse was clipped Ia october His hair Is
growing long ana thick AID Ia January or February
he viii need the shears again Nearly all horse
men are In fdvcr OF clipping The best veterinary
surgeons la the country say IL Is greatly beAen-
ciaL
I've charge a. for clipping n horse. AZ some
other places the work a. dome for 81 and So 80 lake
long coated morse, valued al 500 ana 10y clipElng
him you VIII Ia laany INSTANCES enhance his Value
p pr cent
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Alexandria Affairs,
Reported for The EVENING STAR.

FIREMEN's EIECTIoN.-The Columbia steam fire
engine company held its annual meeting last night
and elected the following officers: Malcolm Mclean,
president; A. T. Ramsay ami X. L. Lee. vice presi-
dents; John s. Str1der. recording secretary: : L.
Jenkins. corresponding secretary: r. &. Acton,
treasurer; Geo. ". Duffey, foreman: j. ii. Mans
field. commander OF hose; Chas- Duffey and j. w.
Hughes assistants. Being Well satisfied with tie
services or Loudoun Campbell as engineer and
Henry PoSey as driver, recommended Jheif reap
pOntment TO the wardens Commissioners OF hose:
B. Il. Hughes, JAS Hughes, John DE Vaughn. Robt.
Evans, JAS Wilkinson, and stephen Taylor. file-
men: w. A. SmO0t, ThOS Leadbeater, and Henry
Strauss Executive committee: the company.
POLICE REPoRT-The only memorandum at the
station house this morning was as follows: 1.-The
call for the police this morning was occasioned by
some young gentlemen visiting their colored friends
and demanding admittance." There were no pms
Oners In the cells
REfoRlER's NorRs.-There is good skating on the
canal this morning. dividend OF three
per cent has been declared by the First Ma.
uonal bank out OF its earnings or the past six
mOnthS-Vtrginda Council or United American
mechanics expects tonight a visit from deega-
ton from q Georgetown councfL-ME Peyton
Ballenger and MT. John c. Rose have lost valuable
horses BY sudden death this week--The clerk OF
the school hoard issued yesterday thirteen permits
Ior new pupils, six OF them being for white boys
The Maryland ferry boat Virginia has resumed
her rOutA-The smallpox hospital, near Hunting
creek, q new building erected last year, Is now
being broken up by wsnton boys and the material
used Tor 0Ee wood
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FROM ftckS sun.
my dear" rema-k6 MIR Tornoody a. ne finished
his supper Thursday 'vtning, odd you kaUw that
Christmas came TX week
''Ui course Gidat iupnoody. Where did you
hear tllc nywS!-
MY dear, y"i shouldn't max" fun OF me Ia that
weN. was honest in Whsi said
IL don't doubt u. lOpnOU.iy. haven't lived with
you All tleSc tetrs not 10 know a saMDuck fem a
church sleeple.~
VERY Well. my dear. NoV let Us change the
subject. L was going 10 buy you a handsome
present to-day
"Uf course you didn't do it,
NO, my dear, cdnj say that did
''Nhat WIS II. iupnoodn.''
at Was beautiful and ornamental mOfto-
"N ny. FopnQoty. thai Was Just what I wanted
Tor our sitting IuoIn Why III IA you get IT,
''Because. my dear. WAS afrail YOU would con-
slider The senitn, M Infringement iu A Gnari-
her, on ille rights yoH claim in this house a un-
Pheasant hlnt. a, II were. that another might nave
some puwer Ia Improving domestic condition.
al interference, 10 10 speak, 10y ala out sider.'
@riciods me. lopnOoiy, how you DO Lll4. what
was the sentiment
"'God bless our home nv DEAR
Iophoody fastened 10 depart and departed
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Ehe Markets.

BALTIMORE Jan 3-vir.,inia past -,ae COUPONS 40:
60. Jew tETtes 5fsl bid to-day.
BALTIMORE Jan. ACTION highe--mi.dlinV l07.
fion~ study ana quiet. Nleat-soutlle-n stead aud
ori"t IL alsnc" of receipts; western higher spn,hern
Ted, loSal-ll; dc. amber. Iloal h. No. Mary and.
l iut: No , western winter red. srot, 08Lal o..
ai,'a arr :, lo%% bid February; Ios'.aie %; Marcs
and i I: s.erT higher and dali southern white
iast :: do yellow 95a39 western lIxt.i. spot. SIS.
2t January 5s34 bid: February Gla62: MAJ a, 62se5:
Nay. 633at5E Oats scarce aud frln-souteru. 3sa43.
western. white. 80 do. mixed 3Sa39 Pennsylvania
:2'a42. Rye firm. 73a75 Hay unchanged and dull,
Provisions finn, bnt rhanrd Batter tiull-wes:er
packed Eiaz2 creamery. 25Rho EEpcs qui-t-fresiI ~
.cke!, l9a21 Petroleum unchanged Coffee firnler-
.'io argos ordinary t. fair. l'sal22 Sugar EI1ner
4 soft, 3: COPPER reine. quiet. H4eI4H Whisky
stoa'ir isal 1sl@. Freghts u,inh1aGed. Receipts
fu'!:. soIl barrels wheat 1000 bushels. corn lSU00
bf-'ls: rye. 900 bushels Siiplntlts-noIe. Sales
si.pis hrsf,a
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Tan Esa-k ia ffeer.
IN E-<trA ta HEIR.
ONE or Tar ISGREpIENgS UsRD 20 ENRICH 1ur
khEN gR.


From the 'hicaco Times
"oo yoG So that vessel ms, turning the curve IN
the river ASKED officer al the barge o.ice as be
hu' onholed reporter.
II 10 -"
''tnd the deck-lola.~
Park l. Al n"fe' What or 81"
'lo you Sc a." schooner On The draw OF the tr1dr.
ami the other approaching t,:e
II GO, ooln have DirA ...,a"
dan" ~ N0'N NA' aAsei
w hal do they want with so much OF its DO they
VU'h IL - u-'' n IN TIE tahneri -"
- here - The Interesting ptt:t Tie stun s~OnI
DuFn Ncrtl cent IT i l'lnip,S BARK. II f. ane-
uls e-"d Ia the tAna raS. bJii YOU car Z Imagine
tIt a.! that comes up The river Is used IN max
lug eAlhef The taa-l ards would hardly hold II In
stacks
- hen what becomes ~ St."
III l. Used an adu.Iprtrion for hear Iarca
Gnlhll,l>Ui IL ars r pgh1 up ani shir,lsl tn IN br
,Hanls thlclcb brewers eau arT,rt 10 IuaEa ,ura
Deer ana guess they d. L. bat this BARI Il rXef
up hcre and seat II other PLACES 4 sipp,s.s .oa
hIp" thal ottN'i~ 30 L't now IMPORT Ilie ln r-ii-
tills OF "hlCA iacr beer made ~ Ihc1 once flia
ihf courts have decided that they are luf fii.-
pc-.ci u do 81 have intle -sfna casual lDtl..s
ana ieNA tlsL Ian bIrA ana -nia are me
HIinClhl substances G~'l. 4 ltIlr rt... mali gives
4 u bnGy ana mates II lIpG III fUtlu- tula.h h4-k
3 IL i NV discovery an tIi~ respect ma Il -n t,.-
chE>e IL takes Tie n.Ct. tn .rF IN extent co. tfHn
mat All hons IL / mon pos NOUS. ,Il IL cert tlnly
cannot a. said ID colt, IN 5v aUr r5u..r Il ads
thr punget. bitter taste AID gives IA, dark I'D
ui'h cole; 10 the iiqli. 1 l. very ,E,7p ai.a Jae
! brewers who use Al must grbw li,h Wy la,l
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Phofegrapsaiug DOlls.
LITTLE sIssIs WHO pEliGar IN HAVING PIcrUI


liITLE NiS<ks WHO DEliGar IN HAVING FIXTURES
FOR EXCHANGE.
Fron the New York sun.
"Do photograph dolls: Why. OF course do,
when ANYBODY wants me 20 photograph comes
Tie animals, freaks. nid beasts ANYTHING. ia pho
toSre5h Tie begSi with seven heads and tel horns
iEou get MIN MP into my gallery
nut. SsTiou>iN. DO hou ph9toSraph d0iisss
certainty; often Pretty Aitle mSS1s come IN
ana want Their pretty litt'c dul.le-s pictured with
lhen. and, A. ;namms'> wiling. I take the pretty
Hlle palfS tig tlcr. And have h,en called upon
To itAe dei> roooCTapa- Srggr8tey Tor lttle girls
WAC wanted IL make eNchanE, with Their little
liaNlnhtN ~ The pctUres az t,ter little pets once,
too. t'fiiI'nts'T some aides ord md a lut uf phutO
- rs ~ naeh.3.e'pf French doi. I'm bridal
f'Hs-Wnifh - - 81 s}t1 ~ beast. ~iaDoss-s hich
were 10 oc 'lrCditttd a STr az 1tnJle siiInulant
" fa'7Ni'acr t1e safe 81 chance, in some psous
pri1e Another tine woman came % :le FOR a
pho.oS'a.A ~ cHil. snd she cried 20 auesf iOned
NJ * 30 ti' caH~e of ar gnef Sc Was q poor
N13'N tti ieG "AN f-ilt. a little girl. haa b-cn
an : \ WITH ihlt!--nrHI smallpox while ~ the
mono 1i some f'atiNl- lI BIhtlltIn. Pa hsa died
suddenly ana been buried The mother had no
Nt'it oi her hIj fa. "a that The doll r,.sqablei
ii - lll. IA mai >i' Mal u la.tur,, ~ N L. SEND
- -' 5iaut friends, Ia giye IHrIn IN idea ff the
sPi tfiro' "a her lost dty.lug NJ I've never
tietId "i making bu~IulS az sim lois pictures
u Z" sid a,JHg Nitn fnt do, lu ,tores ID nlsy
ee done Ia rance. bgt uol hrrs"
An ih4,sr1'-r % Us ~tl Ilat he hti Speh IA a
n'N~lAs-F The assertion t.at 1t = now hp f4<hion
ln' 'iht -nln' ar nch dp.iS 60 have their lsnoto-
Eittil- sd VITA thrla. bgr as Tar - he WsS .oD-
,ei'.Sd mat " a., Al De ka' lb0L AZ
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A Proposed Cable Railway.

The Capital Cable Railway Company filed a GER
uicate OF Incorporation with the recorder Of deeds
to-day. The paper recites that they have subscribed
to the capital the amount OF $50OOO that the capt.
tai stock Is In 81 900 shares that the drec-
tors are Almer1n II. HghtnaIl, George E. Lemon, c.
J. Hillyer, Joseph Paul, and Arthur E. Bateman OF
Washington, D. c.; Alfred NJ. Hoyt, OF New York,
and Jerome Lee OF Mansfield, Ohio. The route is
to commence at N and 9TH streets southeast, along
18th street to north street and Massachusetts ave.
thence along street to New Jersey avenue to G
street northwest, to 18th street, to Pennsylvania
avenue to 18th street. TO the Intersection with Con-
Wssnoe, f n ~ s.lr 70 Ma.er s.ret Smest
extending beyond. Also, 10 construct a branch
road, commencing at the Long bridge, extending
up 14th street to street invest to 18th street.
to Whitney avenue, to the soldiers Home.
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T:le Rive ana the Potomac.

The river 1T H4rper'S Ferry rose over three feet
yesterday. Inquiries at the signal Office this morn
Ing developed the fact that There an additional
rise OF twenty nine Inches overnight with the Ice
running thick. The general opinion at The >i.nal
Office was that Uni -SS to-lay's reports showed a
lich gTe3ttr ANA more pli rise III. fr,Shet would
he III very little consequence. and no damage iced
be fe..r"d such a Change in the height OF IN.
water al HarperS Ferry would scarcely be not e
able here There was a chance OF course, that the
river would take new start TO-DAY and swell IA -
1ily, but every hing tended 10 show that it would
On TINT. contrary, quiet down gradually.
The observer al Hafper'S Ferry reported at 1:3O
r. H. seven Inches rise Since last report No ice
running.
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No CURE. NO lAS-- " HI EHTRSTrS CEDAR
~ BALsAM swarrantrdto cur, CougfIs Col Is q up
Throat ana isInz DISEASES six druJe a dpse Try
IL. II lot satisfied riuFn ti, bottle and F,lr
int s-. Ira, k. sold ls all druggists. Price 2ae ~ -
THOMPSON, 1O5 18TH street ns-th ttlg,l
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Lieut.. Ga-linxtOn's Conduct.
HIS DEFENSE BEFORE THE PRoTErs BOARD OF IN

HIS DEFENSE BEFORE THE PRoTEUs BOARD OF IN
CURRY.
Mr.. Kent. counsel for Lieut.. Darlington. made a
long argument before the PrOteus court OF inquiry
to-day in which he held that Darlington strictly
obeyed his orders in the recent expedition, and was
entirely INDICATED by Gen. Hazen, his superior OFF,
Ger: that he had no discretion in the matter Of
leaving stores at Lttleton Island. his orders being
implicit I'm that respect. and. in addition he had the
example OF Lieut.. Beebe before him, who pursued
q similar course lie also argued that Lieut. Gar
!ington was not responsible for the failure Of the
provided that he should not permit the Yantic to
delay him; and, further. that IL the duty OF The
lantic to keep up with the Proteu. Instead OF vice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-03

The necessity for prompt and Efficient household
eies is daily growing imperative and of these
Hostetters Stomach Btters is the chief in merit and
the most popular 1rrtgrilaritv Of the stomach and
bowels malarial feves liver complaint debility rh IL
matism and minor ailments are thoroughly CONC uered
by this Incompatible family restorative and medicinal
safeguard and it is justly regarded the plrest and
most comprehensive remedy Of its class.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally jail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-03

Speaker Carlisle said this morning. with refer
encr TO reports that he would allow his to be
used in the fight for the Kentucky Senatorship.
| that he had made no pledges one or the other
during the Sl,eaherSf!Ip canvass, tn that lie was
| not a can date. and ha had no iie. his name
would be mentioned "a the Senatorial CONTEST.
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WEI DE MEYER.

It is now undispused that WEI DE MEYERS CA.
TARRH CURE Is the only treatment that viii absolute
~ cure Catarrh-fresh chronic 1T II marvel Rev
Rev. George E. Refs Cobleville n Y" zone box rsdi.
cally cured me, Rev. c. 81. Taylor l4O Noble street
Brooklyn" "A perfect cure after 80 years SUFFERING J.
D. Mcdonald. 10 Broadway. n. T." &c. &C. Thousands
Of testimonials received from all parts Of the world
Delivered. sIOo Dr. Wei De Movers TREATISE -
with statements by the cured mailed free D. Dewey
Co., 1872 Fulton street. Ny. dls-sttha9e
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RANGE OF THE THKRAOMHTER.-The following
were the readings at the ONCE Of the chief signal
Oftcer today am, 32.1; II am, 3Q3; pm, 3k6
Maximum. "a q; minimum. N.l.
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TIE ftF sfS HEsf AS H?g g5rnvrs7
s II NAesni StLsfE E5i hGlESKf
Trains law NAsII1SGroN FROM sTsTr"S CORNER
I,rr'tsIg and tir vet chicago is r,nres,
an d WI, i Sci e, pn . cars ar t hani ai lne
q t:lcEna YIN L1irf1 at p NJ eils. WIN
IL VI cea ii%i.is -nd g f"snfrf 'fy v f.,
n .tE y ' ,dt it Is n4es9S ~, Ma Me lkf r.,
IAiiAnf ar sx T imTG,i,C Go k SIaT9
To- he, G"Iai.aiasa. Eocl,tster Buffalo Magyar,
lo" = u, aaIiy. Except saturday. with Palac. cars
lon 10 colchester: and Washington to Buffalo
Tran. i,as4ng wa-in eton Sa turciay night viii not
IoI WiiisinsIort. Lock Haven and ElInira at 9;oa m
d ~. -rcelI Sunday
., S'M hSl5 IA a. ~ H. Est SIS m 1o;.oa "
=: = IL H.. Limit tIres- OF Pullman farlor Cars.
II l. stoi without change. i:iOp n every week day
I.rbrocl!E. y. \. ali through trains connect a. ,p-
sty t!ty with beats q Brooklyn Annex aforiinx
,.iect tiasf,r I" tgtcI street. odilis double
Ie1 1i3}!ad-li ha, s5 an, leo M. 40 400 1000
Ini;e tzrrts @+Q ~ dall tscslt SUNDAY a:tS p IL
I'r Bal NOR 50 sis, 40 ECO 10,0a IN alld 40
Ia -. IA, ESQ 80 9ta AID Ii rs h IN ON
sunday. ioIo:5oa. n.4 co. 49, 40 1896 ANA Ii Is
]or IoIes Creek Lire. 80 IN. and 4:4op NJ daily
Aif :. - ANp TRfDEE1cKsBURe RAIL
EAIIGUlD
For AAsulIIa. f:5. 10 Sos ii O5 anu II :35 IN
- so. Jtt. CPS. SO AID ii 80 PIN. On Sunday t
-. $50. Il TO am &: 10 III
1t he ala :Ee South - and IL m daily
sIu /: :tt IL daily! except sunday
IT!, have Al. NaLdra .lerOn On 10. 10
AID 1U:rD loo 800. 81. 2: TO- % and Id: 40
Ii i-:lt midnight. Cn SuEGay sos anu 10: ID
an. % and 1880 Ia.
Idtt and Information at the Office northeast corner
a I'll street AID lrnn-y avenue al the sta
WHERE tpe CtI the chez king vi bag.
SAG u cestiIatloIl from hotels and residences
j. H. WOOD General PASSENGER Agent
tHAS- T. Itti. General MaDager NIL
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old WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN As
the best s0 is JUsTH's Old Stand known for years
as the only place where frst-class SECONDHAND
CLOTHING can be sold at respectable pr1ce Addruss
or cal. at
SUS1dS Old stand. No. GIG street, between 9TH and
9TH streets northwest
h6-Note By mail promptly attendedta ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-03

Ex-iREAsURER GILFILIAN, who has been In
Washington for several days past, returns TO New
York this evening"
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lisHtS Sli04fD
tickets leo - ,e''' 81 - uoSe'S' @e"'' ~
Heiiht l,ney or bank 6Tsft IL letter or send Iry ex
- AI&,SI SIM ~ Riggs IEEED LITTER or
rs ~ ~ ttIlk Until further notice Orlers
% g ~Io uANSIS bS express h stnt AZ cur .s-
go EAesItAs 81 erslvIs 10 > D. DOUGLAS. Louis
~. +" " !" u bALLAID 4. Z. Lex 20. Aexan-
S~~' w.
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CRni10l TOniCH.

Fountaine Maury, Of Washington, was to-day ap-
pointed an assistant in the House folding room,
and Francis H. peterborough, OF Virginia, was
appointed clerk Of the House Judiciary committee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-03

SENT TO THE REFORM SCHOOL To-day, Henry
DOdSOn and Joseph Mason, two colOred boys OF
about Is years OF age, indicted house breaking
in the night In entering the shop Of Mr.. Havenner,
on November % were called in The Criminal Court.
Mr.. Phelps, their counsel, stated that they would
withdraw their plea OF not guilty and plead guilty,
throwing themselves on the mercy OF the court.
The court imposed sentence TO the reform school
during minority.
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I'd Edition.
Latest T6legranS to The Star.
A Train Wrecked.

PETERSBURG. Va, Jan S.-A collision occurred
this morning near SuIherlands station on the Nor
1oiE and Western railroad. between an east and a
west bound freight train. The locomotives OF both
ualnS were badly damaged and four freight cars
We're wrecked No che was injured. The west
bound passenger train from Norfolk Is delayed here
until the wreck can be Cleared from the track
A Short Respite for Ex-Speaker Eayan.
NEWARK. n. j., Jan. 3-The sentence OF ex-
Speaker Egan for bribery has been postponed till
Monday.
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The MISSISSIPPI RIVER CoMMIsSIoN.-The Mis-
SisSpp! river convention held In sum-

PosTMAsTERs COMMISSIONED. -Commisson were
issued to-day to Henry B. Pinkard postmaster,
Retreat. Va: z. " Gardner. Gardner'S, Va. and j.
j. Dyson. Peaks Furnace, Va.
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DUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
Il Real Estate Auctioreer.

Il Real Estate AuCtioreer.
1ErSTT sE5 2F TAHAB PH2YTg
sfRIIT sou III IS 90 AND '0' SEW IN II
,s ~ virtue of deed Of trust dated December eth
request If the party secured thereby we viii sell Al.
f2aa 81 ih6 OF " is 49, It
City m eofs s bst ri G rs
iuiinia known as parts OF lots numbered eleven 01)
HGa n escrbt ar o 9 oaIfa
ior sad parts u lots at the northeast said
eet tb, & o ftt thence vest 90
i've Go feet and thence east to the place Of
with the inEr9veinents thereon mentioned above
cash and th in two equal payments at SIX and
Twelve months from day Of sale. with interest per
did Of trus n proserry sold OF ali cash It the
cdS % Win VIII wth ten the terms OF s e not
Trustees reserve the 9ht to r--s the property at the
so NH e pia 'S ted Ii Convey y
anelng ana recording at ,urchase, cost.
TH5s = 7. N Niial ii. ; Trustees.
TFoS. T. WAGGtMtN. Auctioneer. ja2-d&ds
TIN 4 THIs fNS s. v yAhABIr Elm REAL ESTATE
Fkoytp " ASp WAslISG Gi 80 s ri EMs
f 81 'E tlsA AND COST OF
] S5.s 9 s ii".rt@f SG"5t ID ct
81 yt u fj as r. T'' vs. Hn. d. a ga f In
18th DAY OF JANU RI, at FOUR O'CLOCK
dirsign Of IL No J. in sHare NJ as with tile i'm.
s oppote The , new T r,s ion i! . on
viii he sold III seven convenient parcels. each about
A Az on FR ll5 tn r., ELEyESTE p.y OF JAN
No n ia the Subdivision o. Lot 80. , in sl,,are No
?L9 h lot fronts i76 Ia on "ss!lnctGn street.
co.Tgl.ie:,t ,,arceis Of about i7}4zlo9 feet.
!l>' sa es arr inadr by h trustees under thu right
ftSs ny t!t III al
q the form purchasers, who failed 10 comply with
1a,a,,, =, }EsrF ;;irs.lES 1.,. ..',s:
rE'Ho5 J. FISHER K &C. Auct:onecrs
cHAX;cEEEy SLY oE TlsE Eao2t:Hr! E5ovS IS
s EJr H5 d1HFzT ND lA>Nsl1F-f>id AVE
CaaeG ia ,rIu.ot adecrceot thn snr,,,ne =,
[a',s. =. sac ncr - Ilii,:i W Nid T." - IA
julia Middleton al ile u!a'1s.,re,: I.l~t,,s ~
ij.s, "a Der H. 10 ard 4.t. .. 1t. w ~ -,
4 70 i! H. r. Sly X "1sp, 6 o
l. lse3, al i'ou5 nClo''h ?. NJ Oh. IT,. gre,,ris,s
%ashii-ol, nous . uTi.2Gy ycar ct,
Terms Il saIe prescribed by TIE deere 10 be- one
oI'> ~ and two 90 years, deilrt "a Jle,s TO hear
Tl'is.;,s arost o, ,wo hundred dollars vii te re-
hc c">t Of purchase" II III. f. of az. com
1 ~ WIZ 1 ,zs i" r., CO. OF sse p, Ir!l-ees
cost CT tils dt1Gu.tll purchaser
VI. u. NiBl trustee
i'G 5rf street northwest
FRANK Z. MIDDLETON, !rl;st...
r19-1n. .s&ds .Gl 18th Stree: northwest
g THE aBOyE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
NEE\E-DAY. DECEMBER NIALIEt NH same
l.. IL ard ac,.
1;y order OF Tie Trustees div snEtls
:Ig- THE ABOVE SALE, IN CONSCIOUSNESS OF
;he storm IS I, .STPoNfD uI.tii MUADtY, DECEM-
bI.t; Z IL - !, eait no;li AID place
BY order of the trustees dfg-w gm-3t
sF on ACCOUNT or THE TORN THE ABOVE
sai Is POS t : - Unit. TI.S) - the II I III NIH
GAf OF JANUARY. = l.. 1854 same hour arc. ,acg
i'N ''t''.t ci tii' II Use dz1-in.W .St.tis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-03

BIDS We're opened at the Treasury department
to-day for marble manrels for the courthouse at
Topeka; for glass for the post OH 1t Charlestown
w. Va, and for hydraulic freight elevator for the
Treasury building 1t Washin. toa. The Lowest bid
dCTS were the Pickel Stone Co., VIM. Glensy & Co.,
and the Whittier Machine Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-03
FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL.
The New. York stock Market.

The following are tie opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. II. Dodge, $50 18th street: