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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
FI1RUSTEES' SALE OF DESIRABE TdREE-STORY
l. BRICK DWELLING, No. &c DEFREES STREET.

Py virtue OF deed of trust dated November Is -,
1879 and recorded among the hand records of the s
District of Columbia. in Iiber No 926 folio 416 1t A
and at the written request Of the hor the note
thereby Ured will at public auction, in front
81 ne premises. on TUESDAY. DECEMBER NINTH:
1854 at -FOUR O'CLOCK F. IL. Lot (5J) fifty five of
Alexander r. Shepherds recorded subd sion Of square
numbered six hundred and twenty three (62 with the
improvements "a above stated.
Terms ODe-tbiryl cash OF which 500 must be paid
when bld IS accel ted: balance III equal installments in
one and two years respectively deferred payments to
Tear interest at six cent per annIn. payable semi
ANNUALLY from day of SALE and to be secured by the pur
chasers proissory notes and deed of trust the
property sold All TIE purchase money may, at pur
ehasers option be paid in cash Ali convey ncng and
recording Ut purchasers cost Taxes will be paid to
date OF SALE II terms of sale be not complied with
within ten days from day Of sale the property will be
rsid On above terms. az purchasers risk aud cost,
after five days notice in The Evening Star
S SHos. z W AaGtAAMAN. Trustees.
7. z. WAGGAMaN Auctioneer na9-s TN th5ts
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ST. LOUIS LIEUT.. OF POLICE IMPLICATED IN A
SAFE RoBBERy.-On the night Of May 2lst last the
city clerks Office in east ST. Louis was broken into
and some So 600 in money and $4,000 In city scrip
were distracted. Charles Clark, leader of a gang
OF burglars was recently arrested and has con-
fesSed that he did the east St Louis Job. He saws
that Lieut. Thomas Duffy, OF the east ST. Louis
police, stood In with him and shared the money.
Duffy has been arrested. II is now asserted that
no city scrip taken from the vault by the burg
lars and the entire loss is placed at trifie over
$1,000
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THIS EVENING,
GREAT HOLIDAY SALE OF UNREDEEMEI
W PLEDGES

GREAT HOLIDAY SALE OF UNREDEEMED
" PLEDGES
will sell for Selinger, 731 7h street northwest
commencing SAIt RDAf. NOVEMBER TWENTY
NJ 18th. az HAIF-PaST SEVEN p NJ and will con.
Time til DhCEMBkR TWENTY FIFTH, LIVERY
ENES1NG at HALF-PAST SEVEN p NJ
This sale viii consist of q large line of Diamonds,
Ladies and csentenen's Gold silver, Brass and Nickel
watches Gold. Silver and Plated Vest Chains: Gold and
Plated Charms and Locket-. Far-rings, Lace Pins,
Bracelets Gold and Plated Neckchains and very large
variety OF Plain Gold and Set Rings In fact Of the
larest varieties Of Jewery offered at auction
tftra Glasses. large assortment fine ClOaks
Gent: Custon'nsde Clothing, Albums, Books Bibles
Drawn Instruments &c.
Remember il is the advantage of every purrhaaer
20 attend tbs great holiday sale before MAX their
sctiohs az Ais presents in the tewelry line elsewhere
Goods sold without reserve.
" B-FartieS holliu tickets on which the time h.s
expired please take Eotsce
T. SELINGER
- 49, Ith street northwest.
N!-EKS CO. Auctioneers n26-2w
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A MOB TAKES HIN FROM JAIL AND HANGS HIM.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, December 9-Charles stevens, a
desperado. known as "Omaha Charlie" who killed
Hubert Kramer at MarysvIlle, NO., december Sd,
the sheriff, by mob, who hung him on a railroad
bridge. One OF the mob was dangerously Wounded
by The sheriff. Stevens was pard0ned out or the
pen1tentiary for previous murder last winter.
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VUNsCMPTIoN.

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standing have been curl. Indeed. ---fI- a. l...
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sufferer Give cElr-S ara a. rl-- gf. r--s. lli 81.
n sloCbA, Isl Pear str Z Nes ll-. Lss-eiEt -6l--
A CARD.-To ALL rIio Az 81. iFlIti >G F.l0tI
AZ errors ana iittsrretiDus ol Won O., tsl. weak
hess, early decay, loss OF iUi ts ts. m send
clI'e that VII cure Nnu. RE OF fttIli- 8Hss
great rclney discovered by missionary m SUrtf
America. send scli-a rt--e envelope a. ~. 10
7. lNAIAN. station y, Nrw loTk- o-i.stuthtG
ESENSKRDY Al. PILLS -CfGC2TL.,i ~, d n .TI-tI
IL the only genuine For iHi Ualt.'iiHr5 .licl -
toU cent stamps TO Chichester Chemical Company, NJ.
25l3 Madison Square. Pnildeluf-@ Pa HlyIo-rcd
nR. DoDDs NEKYINE- 80 "A PERMANENT
- Cure or Nervous and Physical Debility, Loss u
Vitality caused by ndia-retiGu, E-fasls,. a.
sold 4 STANDlF0aD'S 81 Cloud Pharmacy. corner
9th and streets. Price 81
sent y mail sealed. au26-tu,ts
nEBIIITY OF THE GENERA TyE ORGANS
10 quickly cured by the CIRItLE METHOD Adoftsi
IN al the HOSPITALS OF lEASCE. Prompt return
Of hfGOk. Simple case. - - severe Cnes -
So Pamphlet free. CiAtAI-k MEDAL AGtACLf
1o0 Fulton street. New YORK al;-th,s,tu-ly
nR. KOBi RTSON TIL FNpEHT sPECIALTSc
~ who stands igh IN his Profession j. acl-n0Wieize
10 lie ~. expert without ia ne wide world IN ths
treatment aud cure % Private rvous and Chrome
u the system. Blad Kidney snd al Diseases q us
lr1na,y taIs- ltleDt positively Cl4rrd ~ -
days No nrc1,y castlrs Used. Can be consulted
every "Wednesday ana SgTIlrtay. from 10 PIN. 81 10
Office, al NV It.Frs 70 leading fi3 Of balti-
more Main Office. - y ilegy st. baIi.IaaEe add nlJt
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hR- ROBERTSON. III WILL. hsu,,.. .-Il.. z q -
HIS, of B1ltiniUr. cal ts tulEi.atr..I, consul.
lD both ,iitelGe1 sni a.,-. st-ls Sac ut#l.s s 3
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fe2r y Strt-t. llls yTFaf ~ure' s-.. t.l
.ustiis your Vg4tli.-- tJ CONSULT t,l lIi
II DAME DE FOREST Hss EE i.f tBr g.
w oes- M icIua- ltaiain's4 .4.s .l~ O. ,s# 1r
consulted d-ily a. p ttli street
:ron 10 o'Sioca PA, alt-- iu,l.- us.5.
IL FAD AND EC EI~E-H:;. EEDff..- a.i Is
testreet southwest aVIs.,'.i D. l.- ...-. Ia
that la j. the pils-r IsflpIisl4ri Z
this city. ana VIII guarantee @ cure l1 sl-. r..t-
rrBi disc and .Urii4A Medic I, ..l.-.l..- no
poor furnished Medicine frH'. Gg-I.l.la' ...
free nj aly hour uriuE tbr tl1y. ou.r .t ~ Isa,-2
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The OD,lykc Eailmre.
THE LIARIL'

THE LIABILITIES WILL NOT EXCEED s4c0 900.
NEW YORK, December sc. +. NJ Miller the
board member OF the firm OF Geo. Opdyke & Co. to-
day stated his belief that the total liabilities would
not exceed 100000 OF which nearly 500 900 is Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-09

READING. Pa, December 9-The Eastern Pig
Iron association. Henry Eckert, of Reading pres
ident, has just issued circulars to every class OF
manufacturers and prominent men In the United
States, asking their cooperation In the formation
OF tariff club.
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The Diphther5a in New York.

NEW YORK, December 9-The diphtherla scourge,
which never leaves the city, has taken a fresh
start. and Is at the present time raging very
hercely The habitual death rate OF so per cent Of
reported cases have been exceeded and Is at pres
eut 81 per cent and over
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FEARFUL MORTALITY IN THE INFECTED DISTRICTS.
Louisville, KY, Courier journal correspondent
now visiting the districts OF eastern
Kentucky and Virginia telegraphs that horrible
state Of affairs exists In Wise and Leo counties,
Virginia. number Of Instances are cited In which
whole families have persisted. The disc ase has
caused more deaths tn Letcher county, Kentucky,
and Wise county, Virginia, than In any other
counties In the latter county the deaths have
been numerous that II has been d1f1cult TO pro-
vide for the proper burial OF the victi ms
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7 U. OIEARA i CO.,
cs 13f7 Pennsylvania avenue


cs 13i7 Pennsylvania avenue
DAILY AND EVENING AUCTION SALE OF vALU-
ABLt. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. COMMENCING
MONDAY AT 1880 A. NJ AND AT TIP M
Iales are especially invited to attend the MORNING
AuCIioS SAIL. "a some very valuable Christmas
Presents must be sold. such as
LADIES' AND tIENTS VERY FINE II GOLD
AN NGr SILVER WATCHES VA FINE SOLID GOLD NECK.
IAGtS BhACEiErS. CHAINS, &c; DIAMOND.
AMETHYST, ONYX. AND IsER-EYE RINGS.AND
SITS; IMPORTED FRENCH CATHEDRAL GONG
GLOGhS. VALUE S25 o. To $1,000; FINE.IMPORT-
Ed BgHEMItN DUPLEX LAMPS VALUE SI5oO
10 S3aoO; MECHANICAL TOYS, FINE FRENCH
POLLS; LADIE,' PLUSH ND ALLIGATOR sATCH-
Rs. RaGERS' line SILVER PLATED WARE.
p rSST sT ASp ns TEA SETS CAsToRS, PICKLES
&c; IS SURE PER INPOETED SWISS MUSIC bones
FROM Two TO TEN TUNES: CUTLERY. OPERA
GLASSES ,S LADIES' BEST ROSEWOOD AND NICKEL
BANJOS And GUITARS; WADE AND BUTCHER
kAAURS REEOLHtRS, TOOLS. SKATES, SLEDS.
TOYS OF ALL KINDS. AND 10.O00 USEFUL HOUSE.
HOLD PRESENTS
Ry direction OF the to change business will
sell, on the. Premises. all the above stock of J. u
UMEARA go. l347 Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
NashlnVton- ID. G. Sale commences at SEVEN p. NJ.
or at bargains may be expected. FOLEY. Aucs
n E-Ihe FIXTURES Will not be sold as at terrniu-
atl0n OF sale the store will be occupied by J.. U.
oAEAfA CO.. Manufacturers of ROYAL GLUE"
d
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An EGfifOr Dead.

BELLEFoNTE, Pa, December 9-Edward Lindley
Grey, editor in CHIEF OF the Beefonte Dahl Ne,rs
died here last night OF consumption, aged 20 years
Mr.. Grey had been connected with the Daity NetrS
since its foundation in 1850.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-09

The j. / Case Plow company, OF Racine, Wis.
yesterday morning made an assignment to Charles
H. Lee tor the benefit OF its creditors The assets
are Se66, 600, md the liabilities $4,000
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AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and3 p. M prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to IL Il Dodge, $50 18th street:
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I'd Edition.
Latest 46legranS to The Sian.
Had to Put Into FIarhar.

Bridgeport, CONN, December 9-The steamer
City OF Springfield, bound from New York to Hart
ford, was Obliged TO put into this harbor last night
on account or the gale She sailed this morning.
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No CURE NJ PAf -W.sITfHl-p -T-s e.,
~ BAL Al Is varr''-. -i g. r...a t.'.-f-
ruu}. ihr'at aud i.5ll. f1I.a. s.-. 40 it r....
Iry n. . not s'.t-sf.l. sttn.-t tii- ,.ftt.I..
your m .uat back. SHi.. i.r n l-li..i-f- .I-
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NEW YORK, December 9-The district attorneys
Mother Mandeibaum In Canada, that the jewels
found on her were the proceeds OF burglary COM
mltted on Troy, n. Y, Jewelry store some time
ago, and that an attache OF the firm had gone on to
Canada TO identity them. Mrs. Mandelbaum viii
De prosecuted for Carrying stolen goods into
Canada.>
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-09

SECRETARY TELLER and Postmaster General
Hatton were absent from the regular cabinet meet
ing to-day.
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GOOD PRECEDENT TO FoLL0w.-Join M. Mas
terton and Philip Lucas r., private bankers OF Mt
Vernon, N Y. have been indicted for larceny In the
f1rs decree for having received money from depos-
1tors and persons doing business with them, when
they were fully aware of their Insolvency.
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RANGE OF THE THEaMoYETER.-The Following
the readings at the Office OF the chieI signal
officer to-day: AIN, 375; IL q In, $50, pm, 492.
Maximum SIS
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EX-sECRETARY RoBEsONs HOUSE ROBBED The
residence OF eX-Secretary GEO. VI. Robson was en-
tered yesterday in the day lime and qaaDtity OF
valuable jewelry stolen. No clue TO the robbery
has been discovered
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j. A SUIT FOR DrvoRCE.-.oseph J. OsthauS, by sir.
d. T. Cahil. to-day filed petition for divorce
from his wife CatharIne, Oh the ground or descr-
ton, December Ia, 1881.
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TO.yiOR ROW.

TOMORROW.
rE'HoMas BOWLING. Auctioneer
CATALOGUE SALE OF IMPORTED. OBJECTS OF
ART. CURIos. BRASS GOODS. ELEGANT oRNA-
MENTs. EMBRoIDERIEs FLOOR AND WINDOW
DECORATIONS. ELEGANT CARVINGS. SC,
EMBRACING
PERSIAN RAMPooRE. DACCA AND sELIM RUGS.
DoGHEsTAN. CAwNPORE AND DELHI RUGS,
INDIA HALL RUGS AND CARPETS. EMBRoID.
Erred SILK DRESS PATTERNS FINE EMBRoID-
ERIEs IN GREAT VARIETY. sHAwLs, scARFs,
IMAGES OBJECTS OF ART AND CURIos
CARVED BOMBAY BLACK WOOD FURNITURE,
EMBRACING TABLES. SECRETARIES. CHIFFo-
NIERs. RECEPTION CHAIRS, BRACKET FOOT.
STOOLS, &c.
ihe Whole forming one Of the most varied and choice
collections of goods ever sent to this city.
This superb collection will be sold at public auction
on WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, DECEMBER
TENTH AND ELEVENTH. 1884 AT ELEVEN A. NJ
AND THREE O'CLOCK P NJ. at my auction rooms.
18th and Pennsylvania avenue Articles will be on view
Monday and Tuesday. December sth and 9th when
catalogues will be ready for distribution. dict
nUNCANsON BRO. Auctloneers.
By NINTH AND TENTH STREETS MARY
LAND AVENUE AND STREE S NORTH
EAST, IMPROVED BY BRICK HOUSE.
BY virtue Of deed of trust duly recorded In ~,
Llber SI4 fol 4t3 1T of the land records ES
OF the District OF Columbus, will sell WE'D @A
NESDAn The TENT DAY OF De- EMBER, A. D..
1854 AT FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. in front of the prem
ses all that certain piece parcel of situate
described as all Of ~
SQUARE NUMBERED NINE HUNDRED AND
go TE1RTY-SEVEN t937,.
toGether with ali the improvements ways easements
Ii3hs. prlveees herditamenIs and appurtensnces to
tne same belonging or In any wise appertaning.
Terms e-fhrd Ca h: balance equal instailments
NJ one and two years notes to be secured by deed of
trust and hearing interest at six per per annuI
pa 9ole annually. ali cash. at ton of pIr-
cha err - nVeyanc1ng &C. at cost Of purchaser. de-
post OF 800 q,ed at time safe. If terms of sale
sFe reese We the right to resell at the risk and Of
the dfating purchaser purchasers after five days
Iubhc notice OF such resale newspaper pub
Eshed in Washington, D. g.
DANIEL ". MIDDLETON, JR
n2s-d&ds SAMUEL Z. MIDDLETON. trustees
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The Courts.
EQUITY CoURr-Judge Cor.

EQUITY COCRT-Judge Cor.
Yesterday. Webb agt Dulaney: leave TO withdraw
certain exhibits granted. Hunter agt. Hunter:
testimony ordered taken. johnson agL Turney;
demurrer TO amended bill sustained. Csisear agt
Bell; restraining order granted DUNCAN agt.
Clarke; reference TO auditor. Shepherd agt. Bur
CESS injunction pendente lite and bond required
Taylor agt Kennedy ct al: restraining order
granted. returnable December IL.
To-day, Eager agt. Eager; alimony pendente lite
fixed and referred TO examiner. Decide agt luns-
ford; sale ratified nisi RUPERT agt Price; pro con-
feSSo agt WinSo vacated Estate Edward Dow
ney; Mary Allowing appointed committee. Har-
Ian agt. Sweeney; Ii. W. Garrett appointed guar
dian ad litem.
CRIMINAL CoCRT-Jud0e H'Nie.
To-day, Henry Fields, bouSebreaking, guilty;
1--WE years in Albany penitentiary. Charles G. Tay-
lor, forgery OF check, guilty on second count and
not guilty on the others. ". II. Dempsey. Bel
Mann and E. c. kirKwood, violating 5IlS, ,, and
'39, K s.; pleaded not guilty.
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THE CHICAGO ELECTION FRArDs.-Joseph C.
Mackin, secretary OF the Cook county nll) demo-
cratic central committee, was arrested last even
Ing. on complaint OF A. NJ. Day, secretary or tie
citizens committee, which has undertaken 10 IN
the state, Henry W. Leman and Rudolph Brand
being republican and democratic candidates. re-
Spectively. This IS the case which the federal
grand Jury has been investigating. He is charged
with substituting over 300 fraudulent ballots for
like number or genuine ones. Mackin was released
on 5000 bail for preliminary examination next
Saturday
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~rc4sssonses eserse .-s rnrse s,s reformation
snrdinv the Markets received through our wires ~
sTAN7LY, direct from the New York Stock IL =,
Allordezs executed and repprtsd fsorzpt.y. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-09

The American Electzical exhibition was opened
yesterday IN Boston
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nNHOS. J. FISHER & CO,
l. Real Estate Auctioneers


TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE SMALL BRICK
HOUSES AND LOTS, KNOWN AS Nos 1902 1904
AND 1906 KINGMAN PLACE NORTHWEST
By virtue OF deed of trust dated l1tn March, A.
1881 and duly recorded iber No. 964. folio ls:i
223, lie OF the land records for the District s
luInba. we shall sell. on THURSDAY AFTER OON
DECENBER HE EIGHTEENTH. 4 ID. 1884. at
HALF-PAST THREE O'CLOCK in front of the premi-
SEES Lots NUMBERED one hundred and three uo3). one
according to E. hngman's subdi sion of sub lots
bered twenty t26) 20 thirtythree (3) inclusive
square numbered two hundred and forty-one CAD
recorded in Book II of subdivisions rag in the office
of the urveyor OF the strict of Columbia tog ther
with the Improvements thereon. consisting of three
two-story and Basement brick dwerliurs known as
Nos. 1902, 1904 and 1906 kingman / lace northwest
which will be sold separately.
Terms Onethird cash. balance II six (6) and twelve
12) months with interest and secured by deed trust
upon the property sod. A deposit of 600 viii be
Qnred on each lot at time of sale Conveyancing at
cost of purchaser II terms of sale are not complied
with within ten days from day of sale the property
Will be resold at risk and cost OF dfauing purchaser
after five days notice IN The Evening star.
EDWARD j. STELLWAGEN, Trustee,
1924 + street northwest
FREDERICK Is. Nc rUIHE, Trustee
d6-dE.Ts 12OG ST.
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TvHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF COMFORTABLE HOUSE
AND LOT NO. 2522 F. s Rect
BY virtue of decree in Equity, cause No 9175. -
O'Hare vs.. McIaughlin. will sell FRIDAY EH
the WELFrH DAY OF DECEMBER. A. d. 1884, h.a
ut FOUR O'CLOCK. T. NJ. the west part of lot No. -.
in square No go fronting II feet inches street
with depth Of l0j feet wild alley, improved with
comfortable house. being premises No. 2522 street
northwest
Terms of sale are:' One-half cash. with residue in
equal payments six and twelve his with interest.
or ali cash at the opton of the purchaser and $50 de-
post when property struck off conveyancing pur
cllaser's cost FRED w JONES, Trustee,
d4-dts Gunton Building, 4128 Louisiana ave.
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TIE B. O. r r CoxPANYs 100000 900 LOAN
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad company has
completed negotiations for q loan OF <l00O0oo.
which Il to be devoted to the improvement OF The
PttSburg and COnnellsville railroad and the other
lines OF the Baltimore and Ohio In that region It
10 also reported author1tatvely that the Baltimore
and Ohio has leased the Ohio and Mississippi
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= aNcs Music. ORe
EDWARD T. DROOP, &
Of the late firm of

". U. Co,
At the old stand--925 Pennsylvania avenue.
Offers for sale carefully selected assortment of
STEINWAY & SONS Grand. Square, and UPRIGHT
Pianos; also. Pianos of ERNEST CiABLER, WHEE-
LOCK. GROVE TEEN l. FULLER. and other
makers Sterling and bridgeport Parlor Organs
\ usic and Musical Merchandise
Orders for Tuning and Repairing promptly attended to-
eE- Remember. At the old stand, 925 Pc N. ave-
Sole agency for
n24-1m STEINWAY & SONS PIANOS
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Miss DE WoLowsKI DEMANDS Possession OF HER
LATE FATHERS HoUsE.-Ths morning Mir. J. Am
bier Smith, as counsel for Miss Isabelle DE WOlUW-
Ski, (whoSe father last week committed suicii. 1T
his residence, $40 New York avenu.), made formal
demand on Major Dye. CHIEF or police, for posses
sion OF the house. and he presented power OF at
torney authorizing him to act for her. Major Dye
said that he would consult the District Attorney
on the subject.
Major Dye directed Lieut.. Austin to turn the
property over TO Miss De WoowsSt and took LeF
receipt therefor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-09

MARRIAGE MISUNDERSTANDING licenses have
been issued by the clerk or the court TO John
Thomas and Kate Wiggins. both OF WeslmBrelaHd
county, Va; Daniel Plilfp johnson ana Eyelna
Roll1ngS; Bernard Manning and Della Holm: Ch1S.
n. Larner and Annie Is. Cox. Win. Eigney and
Floria Lawrence, both or BriGhtwooi, ID. G.: John
Cumberland and Alice Chamberlain: JAMES H..
Smith, or Cumberland county, Va, and Josephine
Craig. OF Columbus. Ga: O. ID. Carroll and VI. \.
Green: Chas. Widman and Mary Stunpl; Charles
Wye and Sarah J. Smith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-09

Gov. CLEVELAND Nor COMING TO THE FkIR.-A
published report that Gov. Cleveland had cen
sented TO be present at the homeopathic fair in
this city as the representative OF New York has
caused quite flutter to-day. But IL seems he f.
not coming. One who is connected with the far
management says the governor simply consented
to the use OF his name vice president repre-
Senting New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-09

THEkTER MANAGERS ~ coURT-Nessrs w. II.
Fuller and Augustus Pton. the propTietors and
copyrighters of ''oa to Egypt" n play presented
this Week atAlbaugh's yesterday obtained an order
restraining John h. Saelhaker, pEsprietor OF the
Theater Comique. who hau ADVERTISED burleaque
"OG to Egypt. QilnOis). from putting on his sta -e
any play representing the original piece. The case
VIII be heard 1O-mOrrOW morning AZ 10 O'clock.