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STARTING IN LIFE VERY SNAL-Mrs Rich.
ard Lawlis, OF Red Bank. " j., has given
birth 10 male child weighing only one
pound. The infant IS lively ana We'll formed, al
though so small that il might be exhibited In an
ordinary lamp chimney. The doctor says II Will
nNe Mrs IawhS Il The mother OF twelve children,
one OF whom, born four years ago and weighing
only two pounds and half at birth, is low as large
as many children at Its age
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RECRUIT FOR GBS. BUT1ER.-Gen Weaver who
has returned la Dies Moines from a speaking tour
III rough Missouri stated last night that he was In
favor OF Cen Butler for President who he claims.
can sweep Michigan. Illinois, Iowa, and Missouri,
with the thoroughness OF a hired man at dinner.
SOr 10 Mr.. Cook
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Opposed 10 Elevated Railraad

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1.-THE councils committee
On railroads having under consideration the ordi-
railroad IN this city held meeting to-day and prac
tlcaly killed the bill. A motion to refer the mat
ter TO the city solicitor for the purpose securing
an opinion as tothe validity OF the charter was
carried. vote was then taken on the original
motion to report the bill with a favorable recon-
mendation, and resulted as follows-yeas, 10;
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FALL RIVER. MASS, Feb 1.-THE back boys at the
ers at the Border City mills, where the spinners
were On strike, quit work because knobStchs were
employ ed. The weavers are arranging to organize
n
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THE WATER RECEDING AT PrrTsBUR6.
TSRURG, A. Feb. THE rivers are recediI e
;,.h anu mt a points along the Allegheny. but tie
"ol NTahela Is slowly rising at It's headwaters- at
! d. the MoncNgahela marked thrt y-two fee:, a
tau I sixteen l. hes since midnight. The ALE
En.Pt Is ecDnng r.sS rapidly, marking thirtytaree
icet Ten Inches; drop or eight inches fro n the
hlPheSt point reached II is believed that the worst
or, ana that the wate- viii now r. a.
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WEI DE MEYER
1t Is nov undisputed that WEI DE MEYERS CA
TARRH CURE il the only treatment that viii absolute
~ cure Cstarrh-fresh chronic. tits marvel Rev
A. p Fries Cairo ny" at restored me to the pulpit
Rev. George E. Refs. Coblevll. n. T." "One box rad.
cally cured me. Rev. O. b. Taylor. 40 Noble street.
Brooklyn" perfect cure after 80 years SUFFERING j.
D. Mcdonald. ITO Brosnway. N. T." &c. &c Thousands
Of testimonials received from all parts of the world
Delivered. SI00 DR.. Wei De Meyers TREATISE"
'.ith statements by the cured mailed free D. B. Dewey
Co.. 1a2 Fulton stu NE dl5Ssth3ot
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NEW YORK, Feb 7.-"Billy" McGlory, who was
yesterday sentenced TO six months imprisonment
FOR violating the excise law. was in the supreme
court to-day on writ OF habcaS corpus, on an APP
pncatlon TO admit him to bail, pending appeal
from the sentence Of the court. After hearing argu-
ments Judge Dononue adjourned the VIII Until Sat
urday.
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The Allentown Disaster.


ALLENTOWN, PA. Feb 7.-ThIs morning thou
sands Of people visited the ruins last nights fire.
The search for the dead, which was continued all
ting were recovered about noon, and the others
prior to that time. The wounded are all comfOrta-
Die this afternoon The killed and injured were all
young men and belonged TO the different fire COM
panies OF the city. They were all single except
Biting, who leaves widow.
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CUMBERLAND, Nd, Feb. 7.-Margaret O'Donnell,
q young unmarried lady, while shooting rats with
pistol In south Cumberland. this morning acct
dentally shot and killed Thomas Coughlin, aged Il.
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NO CURE. NO PAY WHITEHURSTS CEDAR
BAlsAN 10 warranted TO CJus - Colds Group,
Throat aud Lung Disea-es etc Six drols dose Try
IL III not satisfied rturn the empty bottle and get your
money back sold by all Druggists Price sc. W. Il
THOMPSON. 1O3 18th street ns-th. q tusm
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WHAT HIS VALIsE CONTANKD.-Last night Oficer
Sl1dmore arrested cOlored man named Henry
ISaacs, who was carrying brown valise and could
not tell what was in it. Upon opening it it was
bunch of ladies hair, comb, and piece Of tobacco
In the Police Court to-day Isaacs said that he lived
In Prince Georges county, Md, and the valse was
given him by young lady named Miss johnson
The court sentenced him to give bonds, or in de-
fault OF which to go to the wOrkhouse but he gave
him time n summon witnesses
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V'HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
V'HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOTrsE AND
LOTS or strict NORTHWEST, BETWEEN
TnISD AND FOURTH STREETS
By yirtIe OF deed Of trust 1lade July Goth 1870 ~
aud recorded in Der No go foios 3Is ct seq s::5
land records of the District of Columbia By 1irr1 ta:A
ton OF the party secured will offer public sale on
the premises, ON WEDNESDAY,. the THIRTEE nth
DAY OF FEBRUARY 1854. at FOUR O'CLOCK N
subdiv si9ns and 3 in square 52s each Lot having
and improved by we'll built story Brick Dwell
iIL House q
equal payments of six and twelve months with Interest
Payable half yearly. DEPOSIT $50 AL conveysncng at
cost of purchaser.
feb4-dts JOS c G. EFNNEDy rr,,staa
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District Government Affairs.

THE ELECTRIC LIGHT WIRES.
Messrs. VIM. Dickson, j. l. Barbour, Samuel Nor
ment and others, representing the o. 8. Electric
Lighting company, were before the District Com
misSiOners this afternoon to endeavor to obtain a
relaxation OF the rules In relation to the placing OF
telegraph wires underground.
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A'SSIGNEE'S SALE OF PIANOS AND~-szz
"A ORGANS nTY3

No Il UNION souARE. N. z, Dec 1lth, 1888
CdACNCEY j. REED. ABB eth St w. Washington, D. c.:
Dear Sir: Acting on your susgeson, have purchased
on your account at the assgees sale of the effects Of
the late firm Of Peters Greene the entire stock at 65
cents on the dollar based factory inventory of
stock and 40 cents the dollar estimated value of
rented stock The goods the door will forwarded
In time for holiday trade the rented instruments
as East as can get them in Should these goods be late
IN arriving, say to purch asers Wait and piano
ergn from the most celebrated maker at less
than % per cent of price quoted by the regular agent
hardly first class maker q note in the coun.
piano stools, and musical instruments of every
Description Believing have done act that will meet
your hearty appreciation, and extending the
p1Iaents OF tie season, lam
Your most obedient servant.
J. ". HARDCASTLE
have now in stock-A genuine Chickerins Piano;
regular price, 500; has round corners, double We
neered rosewood case. massive carved and Tyr: su
perb in power and sngins laaly Of tone cred $3.50
Also, an upright. large size, str1nge worth $500:
offered at si65 one peerless fright, in 'y carved
CASE standard makers, regular price s. offered
at 2 BOO One genuine Estey d Co organ, S!15;
off cred at 800 Second hand Pianos FROM % to $50
other goods in great variety equally low in price B.
Bring deposit: positively refusals given without it.
Tuning repairing and moving attended to- An elegant
upright Piano. by private party street offered $3.50
cash. Inquire at store CHAUNCEY J. REED,
jsl9 433 this II. W.
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T IEBIG OOMPANY'S EXTRACT. OF MEAT
IL FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT FLAVORIN6
STOCK FOR SOUPS MADE DISHES AND
SAUCES

LIEBlG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
An invaluable and palatable tonic in all cases
OF weak digestion and debility. us success
grateful. See Medical Press" Lancet"
British Medical Journal" &c.
CAUTION.-Genuine only with the fac sinile
of Baron Iiebg's Signature in Blue Ink across
the Label. This caution IL necessary, owing
to various cheap and inferior substitutes
being in the market
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
4. To be had of all Stor2keepers, Grocers and
Chemists Sole Agents for the United States
Wholesale only C. David Co.. Fenchurch
avenue London. England. ap27
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TNPORTERS OF FRENCH WINES. COdNAO, CHAM
PAGNES AND CORDIAL6
French Clarets, 41.6O per gallon.
American native Wines, 9r.ndies and Champssnss
KOUX TAUIELLE, l7t7 Penn,s ava
Agents for hrst-class housed Bordeaux Burgundy,
ta3-2Os
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CHARGE OF GAMBLING Nor SusrAYNKD-In the
case against Alberto Campbell, charged with keep
ing gaming table, nolle pros was entered In the
Criminal Court to-day.
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The Troublesome White Lady.
From the st. Louis Globe Democrat.
We note It as in the nature OF very curious COIN
c1dence that the capitals OF two OF the great
nations OF the world should be simultaneously
disturbed by White Lady. At Berlin IL is an aT-
partition; az washington It u the wife Of Frederick
Douglass, esq
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York Stock Market.

The following are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. H. Dodge, 500 18th street:
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TeleEraphic Briefs.

A pontifcal high mass was celebrated at st. Pat
ricks cathedral in New York city, this morning for
the repose Of the soul OF the late Right Rev. Mgr.
Louis Il. HOstiot rector of the American college In
Rome, who died in that city on Friday last. A
large congregation was present.
Fire this morning destroyed the stock and fix
lures OF the drug store OF VIM Grace, Grand street,
Williamsburg, \. Y. Loss 12,OOO insured.
Mr.. ThomOS kinSella, OF Brooklyn, was very low
this morning, and IL was thought that his death
would be only a matter OF few hours.
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DIED..

BROU1LLEr. At Providence hospital sf % m on
Tuesday. February ;. 1854, the Very Rev JOHN B. A
BlOt ILEr director of the Bureau of Catholic Indian
Missions.
Funeral at st. Matthews church on Friday morning
at o'clock Righ of requiem viii be ceiebrated q
CARTER. On February 9Th. 1884, st Sis O. m,
RICHARD W. CARTER, IN the seventy nth year Of hts
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WENDELL PHILLIPS FuNERAL--The funeral SER

WENDKLI PHILLPS FUNERAL-The funeral SER
vices over the remains OF the late Wendell Phillips
took place In HOlis-street chapel Boston, yester-
day. The services were private, only persons In
vit6d being present Among those In the chapel
were Governor Robinson, Mayor Martin, the board
OF aldermen In q body, fifty members Of the com
mon council, Lucy Stone Blackwell. MIS- Julia Ward
Howe, Elizur Wright, Mra j. d. Fields. Phillips
Brooks Joseph Cook, Joseph Freeman Clarke, Miss
Alcou, Susan B. Anthony, Fred. Douglass. the three
Holmes, IT, After the services the body was taken
TO Faneuil Hall, where the public was admitted
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BOWLING, Auct,oneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
EEAL ESTATE. NO. 2015 N STREET NORTH
WEST. A TWO STORY FIR AME DWELLING
BY virtue of deed of trust to me- dated the 10Th
folio 49, q seq of TIL land records the Dis ILL
ttct Of Columbia Will sell at public auction. in
OF TN relnises, on MONDAI: THE FOURTH DAY
OF FEBRUARY, 1884 AT THE HOUR OF FOUR-AND-
A-hALF O'CLOCK P. NJ. the following described real
estate situated IN the city OF Washington. D. c.. to wit:
Part 81 lot mum bered 35 III square numbered 80 begin
ii,2 Tor the SAME at apont street northwest 43
eet west from tine southeast of lot numbered 3d.
IN said square; thence % inches: thence
north III fet inch to alley Is feet wide thence
east - feet lncrs thence south Iii
pace OF beginning. subject to two deeds trust
corded i'll ih-r a.. folio 800 ct seq and Lber 042
folio 42y y seq of the said land records which secure
the principal Of ~ 600 and interest of
per cent per anuuni from AUGUST 10th. 1888.
Terms of sale: $500 in cash. the balance in six and
twelve months with interest eight per per
until paid and BE- secured by deed of trust on the
property sold. al cash, at purchasers option
POST OF $40 viii b. required upon acceptance of bid II
the terms OF sale not complied with in five days after
dy OF sale the reserves the right TO resell the
property at the risk and cost of the defaung pur-
chaser. All conveyancing at purchasers cost
Ja24eCSds CHARLES II. KNIGHT, Trustee
-g-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
the THIRTEENTH OF FEBRUARY, 1884, at the same
hour and Place. BY order of the Trustee
feb5-eots c. H KNIGHT
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DRATH OF AN Old CITIZFS.-Mr. Richard W.
Garter, who for many years Was one NJ the largest
dry goods merchants IN this city. died yesterday al
MS residence, on 18TH street. aged % years Nr.
Carter. who was the oldest merchant IN the CITY,
retired from active business some years ago He
was at one time president OF the school board end
was member OF the Oldest Ilhaoitant, aSsecta-
ton. He leaves a wife and four children The
late residence.
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CHARGED WITH Ro3BrSG A BniRpER.-Ann r.
Schramm Is the keeper OF boarding house at 1921
Z street. She was arrested last evening 10y Lieu.
Johnson. or the fifth police precinct, on suspicion
or having stolen $3.50 nom Mr.. Henry u. Kelly, a
boarder In her house, who had Just come tat pos
session OF some bounty and pension money from
The government She is held at the nth precinct
stauonhouse for hearing before Judge Smell.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
HE1sEKAMp Pianos

TAKE THE LEAD OF THE BEST.
Magnificent styles in Squares and Uprights 60
Unsurpassed in fine tone qualities elegance Oft Yn
construction and durability ~
Several now on hand taken in from rent and but little
used Will De sold very low easy monthly payments
Pianos OF other makers from &75 to 500 sol small
monthly payments. II you have an old piano will
take II a. part pay and allow You full value for it.
- . 40 NINTH STREET,
HEINEKAMP BRANCH FACTORY WAREROOM.
feb2
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The Rise at Harpcr.s Ferry.


The signal corps station ut Harpers Ferry re-
ported at $40 IN three inches rise since The last
report The ice and drift were stin running
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

TOHN r KELLY
~ DEALER IN FIRsr-CLAss
BEEF. LAMB, VEAL. MUTTON &c CORNrD prrp
SPECIALITY ~
Stalls eos go and G30 Center Market 9th sfreet win,
end 2 aud POS Northern Liberty Market or addrsss..
Box IL City Post Othce -
Marketing delivered free OF charge all parts Of tina
city n ~, st0
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RoBBERIEs Observation-Disclosures

RoBBERIEs Observation-Disclosures were reported
at police headquarters to-day as follows: John Nc
Donald. OF New YORK. had an oVercoat valued at
SEQ stolen from his room in the National hotel
Rubber mats Were stolen from the front door Of Mr.
{. t. Bailey. 5l3 Sd street northwest and from the
front OF Mr.. f. V. Murphys 419 I'd street northwest.
Last night clock WAS stolen frCia Nm. Hutch
ms, No. BOG street northwest. MrS Helen cav
anaugh, No. 81 street northwest, lost lot OF
chickens
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FROM CHERRY HILL TO THE DISTRICT JAn.-Yes-
terday Deputy Joharris returned from Philadel-
phia bringing with him Frank Buckley alias Bucky
Taylor, whose time at Cherry Hill prison, In that
city, to which he was sentenced for burglary, was
out yesterday. He Is under indictment here with
Carson, alias Haywood, for rObbing MI. G. Il. B.
White, cashier OF the National Metropolitan Bank
OF bonds &C., amounting to IS GOO, on July ID 1880
Taylor who is quite notorious as sneak thief, Is
native OF Troy, n. Y. About three years ago he
was arrested with title Horace for robbing store
In Philadelphia, and each received sentence OF
three years
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CrNARD LINE
NOTICE
LAM RbI- TIE
IEE CCNATlD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
BEIWE EN NEW YOEh AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING Al CORK HARBOR
fROH PIER 40 y X. SEW YORK
G.l!ia Wed. EcD Il I.4vUnia. Max. IL
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CsIiaioLa We'd FeJ. % Boihna- We'd. Mar. Is
SeryIs. We'd Ma We'd. a. =
AND EVERY WEDNESDA1 FROM NEW YORK.
Ton !sOtiati,n
Storage at low rates Steerage tickets from Iiv
eTlCc and etnsOwn and ali Parts OF Europe at
Il S-t
EaNIt Alltw-. and ether ports the Continent and
!,r Mediterranean ports
Tor freight AID PASSAGE apply az the Cnnpanys office
No l. Bow ing Green. 10th steeraee and cabin to
Oils BlGELOW CO.. GUo ttn street. Wasilllls toIl
DC
hEhNOS II. BROWN x co. New York
lrto Nes-Ts OTIS BIGELOW < co.
JaA9 CO. 1Jh street. WASHINGTON
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YELLOW FEVER AT HAyANA.-The inspector or
the marine hospital service at Havana reports 10
Surgeon General Hamilton that there were 4S2
deaths in that city during the month NJ January.
Thirty of these were caused y yellow fever. and of
THESE p were among the merchant. shipping and
private citizens, ana the remaining Were from the
army and navy. During the same month In 1873
there were only II deaths from yellow lever. This
year has been noted Tor absence or hurricanes and
high winds At that point e.
THE NEW PENSION OFFICE BUUDTSG-Generla
MeigS, the supervising engineer and architect of
the new Pension Office. reports the Secretary OF
the Interior that during the month or January the
work on the building mas not been resumed The
collection Of material has been going Ia readiness
for the renewal OF operations I'm the spring The
total amount expended up TO the 3lSt u.tlIo was
S2b2 BOB 81
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Mr. CoLDwELLs CoNDITInN.-To-dav the condi-
ton or Mr.. j. T. Coluweli, who was injured hy be-
Ing run over La sunday, was very critical and his
friends deSpalr,d OF his recovery.
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--latest Foreign News by Cable.


LONDON, Feb. THE Trial OF the - members OF
the Park club, charged with gambling In playing
Daccarat In the rooms OF tine club. which was begun
last Friday at the Bowstreet police court, has been
terminated. the proprietor or the clubhouse and
the members OF the committee were lined $500 each
and the players E100 each. An appeal from this de-
clSOn has been lodged.
ENGLANDs INTENTIONS CONCERNING THE soUDAN.
LONDON, Feb. "A letter from Gen. Gordon has
been made public, in which he says sit is no ST.
cret that England has abandoned all intention OF
guaranteeing the continuance OF Egyptian
prehacy over the e0udan. IL has decided that the
Itoh Is altogether too oDefOuS, and would be at
tended with no corresponding advantages. 1t Will
therefore allow The people now in rebellion to re-
vert TO their Old Suitans." Gen. Gordon accepts
this decision wise and lust For he saws sun
less England shall secure the SOuCian in the pos
session OF Il good government, il ought not to con-
qler the country ITSELF allow others 10 do sou
Cen GoruonS mission, therefore, Is to try and
range with the people, in quiet way, regarding
thtirtuture affairs
READY TO SAII. FOR EGYPT.
LONDON, FeD 7.-Ihe transport POonah, now at
Portsmouth, has been ordered put itself in readi-
ness to sail forthwith. 1t will take 500 marines to
Suaktm.
NEWS FROM BAKER PASHA
offc1al adyices from Cairo announce that the
total number killed near TUkar 2.250 This in
t!udes 90 officers, Is OF whom We're staff officers.
under his command 3 500 men, third OF whom are
unarned. IL is Officially denied that the tribes
beyond korosko are in revolt.
The Illinois Editors in Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Feb THE Illinois Press ASsocia-
ton arrived in this city this forenoon, coming
Washington on special train on the Baltimore
and Ohio road. During their stay in Baltimore
they are the guests OF the Charles A. VOgeler
Company, who entertained them with dinner at
tne Canollt9n today ana VIII entertain them with
leave for Chicago at 10 O'Clock tonight
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RANGE OF TIE THSRNOyETER-The f0owin.
were the readings al the Office OF the CHIEF signal
officer to-day am. - s. IL AN, $50 D. H. s.
Maximum, 599: minimum, Sill.
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'E'HOMAS BOWLING, Auct1oneer.
AUCTION SALE OF EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE.
STOCK, BUGGY, WAGON. HARNESS. FARMING
IMPLEMENTS, SC,
NEAR UNIONTOWN, D. G..
On TUESDAY. FEBRUARY TWELFTH. 1884. at
reSl-Ece located on Bsnni1gs Road about IL miles
from GnlOutuwn. ard immediately opposite the Con-
eression&l Cemetery the following effects
Handsome Walnut Plush Parlor Set, Fancy Folding
Der cts Painted Cottage Furniture. Window Hang.
irCS Mattresses. Feather Pillows and BOlsters Fine
Brussels and ingram Carpets. Brussels Stair and
Hall Carpets. Walnut Extension Table, Dining
and heating stoves, Kitchen Requisites, &c, &c.
Also.
Seven good Mich Cows, l Attorney Bull Calf, Brown
R0rse Harness Side bar Buggy, Market Wagon. &c.
Terms; All sIIIS Of $50 and under cash. that
amount, crsit OF six months with approved endorsed
feb7-4t THOMAS DOWLINGi. Auct.
u IN CNlDNTUNN, d. c, FRONTING ON MON
ROE STREET. NEAR BUCHANAN STREET.
Under deere Of the supreme Court OF the Dis -
trlct II Columbia i'll Equity No. S.Sl9 Spei EE5
den 1t al. MINK viii sell at public auction. -
IN front OF the premises. TUESDAY, THE NINE
TENTH Day OF FEBRUARY, 1884 at FOUR
O'CLOCK P NJ. Lots numbered "a and 10. in DuvaIs
addition TO UniontouaI, d. c., particularly
described in the bill ill said suit These lots each
improved by a Frame Dwelling House.
Terms: One third cash: balance in equal at
and two years from Gay Of sale with interest per
required each lot. and all hasers
cost.
JOB BARNARD. Trustee
412 5th street northwest.
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YOUTHFUL HIGHWAY RcRBERs.-Geo.G. Barker a
boy OF ~ or lS years Old who resides at 2s0 street
northwest, reports that Jerday afternoon while
passing along 9Th street, between g and H. thr,s,
colored boys came up and asked him Tor a chew OF
TOBACCO. Upon his saying that he did not have any
they showed him against the iron railing. snatchcd
nom him pocketbooS which he was CARR Ing and
ran on. II contained go ana some receipts.