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The Library Building.

THE SITE OFFERED BIT MRS PATTERSON INSPECTED
BIZ THE JOINT CoMNITTBE-A UNANIMOUS DEC1S-
ION AGAINST IT-oBJEcTIoNs TO TIE PROPOSED
SITE AS STATED By GEN. sINaIHToN.
The joint committees on additional accommoda-
lions for the Congressional library to-day went out
and examined the site proposed to be given by Mrs.
Carlisle Patterson They not only visited the Site
but they examined into the question Of its owner
ship and OF the title that Mrs Patterson could con-
vey. They decided unanimously against the site,
on the ground of appropriateness and inaccess-
bllity and also on the ground that no lawful title
House committee. said to STAR reporter: ave
found that the site is not at all suitable. 1t is To-
Gated at the corner OF North Capital street and
through the middle OF the only lot that
could possibly answer. 1t Is true the creek
is arched over now, but notwithstanding we con-
measured mile from the Capitol railroad runs
Immediately back OF t, list street. The lot is on
airy street Now these are the objections as to
location. As to title, Mrs. Patterson wanted to
donate It, but as she has nothing but life interest
In the property she could not do that The prop
erty IS enLailed upon her children and childrens
children. She cannot, therefore, make a donation
OF 1t, any part OF It. &c. In lieu thereof she pro-
posed to sell 1t to the committee at merely nOfnt-
nal price. This cannot be done, for while the will OF
Patersons mother vests the title in trustees for
to sell and renvest the proceeds In other property
yet the law requires that they shall get reason
ably fair price for 1t. No court in equity would up
hold any title given under other circumstances.
For these reason the committee decided unani-
mouSly that the offer cannot be accepted"
Gen. Singleton said 1t was the purpose OF HIM
self and his associates OF the committee to bring
up the bill at the earliest possible moment, and to
press IL with all their power: He added that no
friend OF the bill fail to be convinced, for the
given that the Patterson site is out OF the
question. and that any member who advocated 1t
now only stamped himfelf as an obstructionist.
ready to seize upon anything to defeat the library
project
Mr.. Holman says that the statement In a morn
ing paper that he would favor the Carlisle Patter-
site for the proposed national library building is
erroneous He says he never heard OF the matter
before, and knows nothing OF the site proposed.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
POINTING ON STREET NORTHWEST, AT

Path, A. D.lS15 and duly recorded in L1ber No. fs.s
Ig5. folio ISL. one Of the land records for .2sA
by direction Of the party secured thereby will sell
DECE MBEH TWENTY SECOND. A. D. 1884. at FOUR
O'CLOCK T. NJ. the following described real estate.
stuate in the city Of Washington District Of Columbia
to wit Beginning for the sixty -four 6 feet west
from the Of square east of square
eixhty Sso feet thence west thirteen feet nine and
to point sixteen feet 6) from the place Of be-
ginning thence east sixteen feet u6) to place Of begin
ming, together with all the improvements tn reon.
Terms OF sale: The amount Of Indebtedness secured
by this deed OF trust unpaid with the expense of sale
mouths for which the notes OF the purchaser bearing
terest from theday OF sale and secured BY decd Of
800 shall be required Of the purchasr at the time Of
the purchaser.
n&-eod6ds LEROY u. TAYLOR. TrustsA
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DVNCANsON BROS. Aucts'
FJNHOS. J. FISHER K CO.,
Il Real Estate Auctfoneers


TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE SMALL BRICK
HOUSES AND LOTS, KNOWN AS Nos 1902 1904,
AND l5GG KINGNAN PLACE NORTHWEST
By virtue OF ceed Of trust dated I1th March. A. "a
D 1881. and duly recorded jber No. ST. foliot 81
22' OF the lard records FOR the District OF CO. In
luinb.a, we shall sell. on THURSDAY AFTER OOy
DECEMBER He EIGHTEENTH, 4 D. 1854. at
HALf-PASr THREE O'CLOCK, IN front ofthe premi-
Lots numbered one hundred and three UO3) one
hundred and two tl02) and Eundre and 08l).
according TO hingnans subh ison of sub lots num-
bertd twentysx (26 TO thirty three (33) inclusive in
square numbered two hundred and fortyone t24I)
recorded in Book ii Of Subdivisions page in the Office
the OF the District Of Columbia tog ther
with the improvements thereon, consisting of three
two-story and basement brick dwellings,, known as
Nos. 1904 1904 and l506 Kingman Place northwest,
which VIII be sold separately.
Terms: Onethird cash. balance in six {G) and twelve
u months with and secured by deed Of trust
upon the property sold deposit OF 800 will be
quired on each lot at time OF sale Conveyancing at
cost OF purchaser. If terms of sale not complied
with within ten days from day OF sale tho property
will be rsod at risk and cost Of defauting purchaser
after hve days notice in The Evening star.
EDWARD j. STELLWAGEN. Trustee,
1924 street northwest:
FREDERICK b. MCGUIRE Trustee
d6-d&ds 1906 street
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| ALBANY. N Y. December 12.-The Evening Jour-
| nal having cabled Hon. Levi p. Morton as to his
position on the tariff that gentleman replies: I" In
regard to my views on the question OF protection
stand fully committed to the policy and platform
of the republican party. l earnestly believe in the
protection of American industries, and OF the IN
terestS Of the working masses In the United States
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Burned to Death.

LANCASTER, Pa. December 12.-LiZzle Balbach,
aged 81 years. living at Chestnut Hill, this county,
was fatally burned Wednesday afternoon by her
clothing catching fire from stove. The young
girls mother was also dangerously burned While
endeavOring to extingush the flames.
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The Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. December l2-virginia skies. consoli.
dated, 80: pastdue coupons 81; tenforties. 32h
do. threes. So bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, NIB. December 12.-Cotton dull--ln{d-
ding. lOts Flour qsiet-Howard street and western
super 23a26 IS; do. extra 75a337: do. family, $50
"a So city mills super e25s2 10: do extra 300a3 !5
superlative patent. s. 10. Wheat-southern frln and
steady: western shade easier closing dull southern
red. S1a84: do. amber. 9Oa9l No. Maryland s6aS6A
No western winter red. spot, 79a791s December. 79
a79H: January. 1873 bid February, 811aSlzs; May s7a
87a. CornsOuthern irregular. closing easier. western
frrner and dull southern white, 4Sa49; do. yellow,
49a50 western mixed, spot 48 Asked December 4s1sa
487 January. 46a46s; steamer. 46 bid. Oats steady
southern 30a33; western white. lass do mixed 30s3l
Pennsylvania, 3Oa33 Rye quiet. 62a65 Hay fairly
stcady-prime to choice Pennsy lvania and Maryland
Il 00al5.50. Provisions dull and in instances lower
Mess pork, 1900 Bulk meats-shoulders and clear
rib sides packed. Cat Bacon-shouders u; clear rib
sides. 81 Hams, 12a12% Lardmrefned sS Butter
steady and active 26a2s Petroleum dull and lower
refined. 7}sa7H. Coffee slow and nomnal-Rio car
goes. ordinary to fair, 8Aa9 sugar and quiet
soft, 6A; copper refined quiet. 11Aal2. Whisky
dour 2772 barrels wheat a. 600 bushels SO 900
bushels: oats, 900 bushels ShIpments-wheat. 1l700O
bushels Saes-wheat. 685 600 bushels; corn, $50 600
bushels
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Ill. December 12-On Change at IL :15
q m. wheat was UNCHANGED to &c. higher Corn I'M
changed to 70. higher Oats &c. higher Pork 21Sa5c.
lower. Lard unchanged.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.
y. 1877 Pennsylvania avenue
DAILY AND EVENING AUCTION SALE OF yALU;
ABI,r CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, COMMENCING
MnNnAY AT In.3O A NJ AND AT p NJ

DAILY AND EVENING AUCTION SALE OF yALU;
ABLE CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, COMMENCING
MONDAY AT 1880 A NJ. AND ATT NJ
The Public are especially invited to attend the
MO MING AUCTION SALE. as some very valuaole
Christmas Presents must be sold. such az ,o- -
AID SILVER WATCHES, FINE SOLID GOLD NECK.
LACES. BhACELETs. CHAINS, &c: DIAMOSD;
SETS: IMPORTED FRENCH CATHEDRAL, Gong l,ssS
CLOCKS, VALUE $25 o. To $4,000: FINE IMPORT.
Ed BnHEMIAN DUPLEX lamps. VALUE Sl5 t 20
10 $500: MECHANICAL TOYS, FINE FRENCH
DOLLS. LADIE7' PLUSH ND ALLIGATOR SATCH-
ELS, ROGERS FINE SILVER Plated WARE,
DINNER AND TEA SETS CASTORS, PICKLES,
fRUIT STANDS. KNIVES. folks AND SPOONS.
&C; SUPtRB IMPORTED SWISS. MUSIC BOXES,
FROM TwO TO TEN TUNES: CUTLERY. OPERA
GLASSES. LADIES' BEST ROSEWOOD AND NICK Eli
BASJOS AND GUITARS; WADE AND BUTCHER
RAZORS, REVOLvERS. TOOLS SKATES. SLEDS.
Toys OF ALL KINDS, AND 10000 USEFUL HOUSE.
HOLD PRESENTS. -
BY direction of the owner to change business will
sell, the premises, all the above stock of j. u
O'MEaRA co. 134a pennsylvania avenue northwest,
Washington, ID. G. Sale commences at SEVEN p. N.
Great bargains may be expected. FOLEY, Auct.
n. 1.-THE fixtures Will NOT be sold "a, at terinn-
alton OF sale the store will be occupied by J. y.
O'MEARA Co., Manufacturers of ROYAL GLUE
d4
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MO CURE No PAY. -wH1TEHrRSTs CEDAR
~ BALSAM IL warranted 20 cure Coughs. Coda.
group Throat and Lung Diseases &C six drops dose
Try IL not satisfied. the empty bot tie and ret
your money back Sold 10y all Druggists ni&f tn tlm
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TINHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
JOHN SHERMAN & co,
Real Estate Agents,
No G27 street northwest
CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE FRONTING
on FIRST STREET WESf. AND ON DELAWAI,
AVENUE SOUTH. AND SITUATED BETWEEN ID
AND STREETS SOUTH. AND IMPROVED By
TWO-STbRY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
KNOWN AS NO. Az FIRST STREET SOUTH.
WEST
By virtue of decree passed the 9th day OFF,,
November. 1884 in the Of Elizabeth A. Jones 3
complainant, James H. Jones, defendant num-
be-ed s471, Equity Docket %. In the Supreme Conrt II
the District of columbia, shall on SATURDAY.
THE TWENTIETH DAY OF DECEMBER. 1884 AT
-FOUR O'CLOCK NJ, in front OF the remises fer for
SALE at public auction the following real estate to wit
All that piece parcel 81 a-round premises lying
and being in the CITY of Washington and District Of Co.
unhia Aforesaid and known and described sub-di-
vision lots G. and e. in W. b. Todd's division of
part Of original LOT numbered Il and the whole of
lots numbered two (2) and three square num-
bered SIX hundred and thirty-eight (63S).
Terms: Onetird cash the balance at six and twelve
months with interest at six cent aud secured by
deed OF trust upon the property sold all cash. the
ton of the purchaser terosit OF 75 will be re-
Quired at the time Of sale II the are not
IMPLIED with within days the Trustees reserve
the rlht to resell at the risk and of the defautng
purchaser. All conveyan ling at the Of the pur
chaser. W. K DUHAMEL.
460 Louisiana avenue
ANDREW A. LlPSCOMB. { Ifustees
dl0-eo&1s 32l ~ street
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More Cabinet Talk.

OPPOSITION TO SENATOR PENDLETOR AS PR0sPEC-
TIVE HEAD OF A DEPARTMENT.
The civil service associations throughout the
country urging the appointment OF Senator
Pendleton to place in Mr.. Cleveland's cabinet
The old line democrats are up In arms against the
proposition. and VIII enter protest against such q
recognition OF one to whose doors they lay all the
the civil service law. The Ohioians are particu-
lary vigorous in their denuncation Of their SeDa-
tor and his civil service procliviteS They say he
cannot possibly get the endorsement Of his own
state, and that Cleveland would soon be on bad
terms with his party leaders If Pednleton was
placed In the cabinet.
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DEATH OF A PROSPECTIVE MILLIONAIRE IN AN
ALMsH0usE.-One OF the French spoliation claim
ants, "Unclen Sius Savage, died In the almshouse
in Hartford, Conn, at the age or SO, on the very
day that the Z. s Senate passed the bill referring
these claims to the Court OF Claims. His claim
originally amounted to S1s5O00, but with interest
added to several million
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The Chicago Election Frauds.

CHICAGO, December 12--The persons indicted for
participation in the election frauds IN the second
precinct OF the 18th ward appeared before Judge
Blodgett in the federal court this morning and
gave bail In $4,000 each The accused declared
ments and were allowed until next Tuesday TO
plead.
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II Z. FULTON, Aucuoneer.

N 4 FULTON, Aucuoneer.
AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES.
will sell at my store, 1918 Pennsylvania avenue by
public auction, commencing TUESDAh, DECEM Der
SIXTEENTH. at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. my sock OF
Forfeited Pledges from Nos 7041 to 76 $50 inclusive
This sale ~ill consist Ladies' aud Gents Clothing Of
ali kinds: gold silves and metal cased Watches gold
and Silver Watch Chains gold Necklaces,
ChsEm,. Lockets, Scarf Pins studs Eyeglssses Spec.
Kings. gold Pens ard Pencils. Diamonds and other
Prscou. Stones solid silverware. &C. &c his sale
will continue mornings at TEN O'CLOCK and evenings
at SEVEN O'CLOCK until all the lots sold Per-
sons holding tickets viii please take notice.
H. K FULTON.
d12-5ts awnbroker and Auctioneer.
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TIVRUsTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
l. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN SEQ
0ND AND THIRD STREETS EAST, No. 229

TIlRUsTEEs SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
l. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN SEQ
OND AND THIRD STREETS EAST, No. 229
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Py virtue OF decree of the supreme Court Of "A
the District of Columbia passed in equity 1ause Inn
No 1901 doc. % will, as trustee appointed in -G
TEENEH DAY OF DFCEh Der, A. D. 1884 at FOUR
O'CLOCK in front Of the premises. parts Of lots
numbered thirteen Q3l and fourteen U4.lin square
numbered seven hundred and sixty two (l62 and de-
scrbed as follows: BEGINNING for the same at the
northwest corner of said lot numbered thirteen Q3)
and thence running southwesterly along the western
line OF said lot l32 feet inches; thence south
Is feet thence east Is feet and inches thence north
20 feet 10 inches thence east feet 81 nches thence
north p feet so inches thence east foot 10 inches;
thence enthusiastically to point so feet and inches
from Pennsylvania avenue q line drawn parallel
with and IL feet from western line aforesaid thence
along SAID line to said avenue and thence along
avenu 10 feet to the place Of BEGINNING together with
al the lmpT oyeIents rights and priv
eges 10 the same belonging. in wise appertaiu.
iDg. improved 10y frame dwelling and a room
Terms One third of the purchase money to be paid
in cash. the balance in six nine and twelve months
from day of sale and to bear interest at @ per
cent anum and to be secured by deed of trust one
premises sold GO yeyancirg &C. at cost of purchaser
Deposit OF 100 required It time of sale Terms
complied with in ten days. otherwise the trustee will
resell the property after five days public notice such
resale IL some newspaper published in Washington
l.. Z. CHAS a WAITE Trustee
-.- . 342 d street northwest.
D2NCANSOS BROS, Aucts. d5-dEibA
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GROCERs-NOw IS YOUR TIME-LAMP CHM
NJ neys at half price: medium small 25c large lOc
fancy medium &c.; lsrye. Sc; leader medium 60c
large. 1Sc sfg or student. 30c burners, Csc, 75c
Oil. sc. A. SONNENSTRAHL'S,
dI llsl 7rh street northwest
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MAlSR IEU.

Ckwn0D-RUBGES. On November 9Th 1884 At the
residence of the brides aunt Mrs Bolding, WILLIAM
T. CAwOoD and Miss SARAH BU R0ES. VI MI WASH
ington baltimore county. Maryland. r
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A Civil Service Case.
An ASSISTANT POSTMASTER ARRESTED FOR soLICITIN
CAMPAIGN FUNDS.

An ASSISTANT POSTMASTER ARRESTED
CAMPAIGN FUNDS.
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH December 12-Martin r.
Melht assistant postmaster OF this city for several
years, was arrested yesterday and taken before
the United States commissioner on a charge Of
soliciting funds from government employees
for. campaign purposes, contrary to the civil
service rules. The case was adjourned TO
December Goth, and Melht was released on his own
recogniZance In the sum OF 81 600. The complaint
was made by the New York civil service league,
and the supposed facts are that the accused left
papers on the desks or the employees, asking Tor
contributions, and that the employees received re-
Ceipts signed by the chairman OF the republican
county committee
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TEE EvuLUfroN THEORY IN A THEOLOGICAL SEM
NAHY.-The synod controlling the Presby6erian
cided against DE-. Woodrow,s exposition Of the ev-
oiution theory, and requested him TO resagn- He
fessorshtp, whsfsapon other rssignations followed
among tho faculty..
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I'd Edition.
Latest fdlGgpanS to The Star.
THE METHODIST CENTENNIAL.

THE METHODIST CENTENNIAL.
Proceedings OF the Conference In Hal.
timOre-MethOdism and the COlOred
Race.
BALTIMORE. ND, December 12.-Bishop Fowler
presided at the Methodist centenary conference
this morning A resolution offered by Rev. Z. &.
Marshall, OF Mississippi, and appropriately re.
ferred, proposed uniform hymn book TO be used
by the various branches OF Methodism. Bishop
Campbell OF the African NJ Z. church, said he pro-
posed to nle paper with the records OF this con-
ference showing what had been accomplished by
Methodsm for his race. The colOred man, he said,
may thank the Baptist, the Eplscopalian and the
Quaker, but MethOdiSm had been his most faithful
and constant friend.
Rev. H. S. Thiall, OF San Antonio Texas, suggested
that the conference should order statistical table
showing the result OF the missions among the In
dianS
The special subject OF the day-"Methodism in
1764, and its outlook"-was read by the Rev. c. II.
Warren.
Death of a Venerable Ex-CongresSman.
LANCASTER, PA, December 12.-Hon. John
Strohm member OF Congress from this district from
1874 to 1S4S, died at his residence In this city to-day,
aged 81 years.
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vTvHOMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF COMFORTABLE HOUSE
AND LOT NO. $500 + Rect
By virtue Of decree in Equity. cause No. 917& -
OHare ys: McLaughlin. viii sell on FRIDAY. +
st FOUR OCLOCK. T. NJ. the west part of lot No 13.
in square No. 90 fronting II feet inches street.
with depth los feet to WIDE alley improved with
northwest
Terms Of sale are: One-half cash, with residue in
equal payments six and twelve months with interest
all cash at the option Of the purchaser and $50 de-
posit when property ia struck of conveyancing
chaser's cost. FRED W. JONES, Trustee.
d+dts 0unton Building, 472-S Louisiana ave.
~ THE ABOVE SALE WAS POSTPONED ON
account Of the rain until MONDAY, DEFENDER FIT.
TENTH. 1884 saline hour and place
By order of Trustees dl2-dts
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BooUs BULLIoN.-Early In the week the Phila-
delphia mint received bullion similar to African
gold grains or North Carolina amalgam. The
grains were discovered to be steel niings covered
with flne gold. which was made 70 adhere by the
use Of Q Composition OF turpenttne
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Deeds in fee have been recorded as follows:
F. j. Hessler to Edith N. Collins, lots and F, So
Old Georgetown and pit. s5 B. and Il. IS addition to
Georgetown; 500. B. P. Brown to same, pts. Is
and e. Old Georgetown. and Is and IS, B. and II. g
addition; $780, Mary NJ. Ward to ID. l. Yulee. lot g.
so. $780, g 500 John sherman to Virginia B. Bevan,
of Malaga, Spain lot 10, block 49, and ], block 81
Columbia heights; $3.6 IS. W. A. StrattOn to N.
Sells, lot 30, sub SO. All; 1915. Annie E wayland
to Susan w. Fowler, lot CO. So 2OS; r. Edith NJ.
Mangum to Georgana Raybold, pt. Is. SO. ga; $500
J. f. Ennis, trustee, to Emma G.. Nelson, lot g. sub
EOS; $3.50 Elmira E Davidson to w. +. Geyer, lot
65 50. 1885, $1,000. Susan J. Pitcher to Lourelia C.
Brown lot 161, SO. 161; $500 National Metropoli-
tan bank to H. Orth, part GO, 50. 49, $7,1so Heirs
OF A. Simmons to j. o. vermillion, Ia trust W. u a.
50. 3s7: s.. L. NJ. Saunders to Mary s. Martin,
lot 1872, So GA; $3325O Elizabeth L. Dunn to w. C.
Lewis, lot q, Lanier Heights; $675 e. Murphy to
R. W. johnson, part s., Holmead's addition to
GEORGETOWN: 81 600
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Latest Foreign News by Gable.

WANT THE LAWS OF PRrMO0ENTTURE REVIVED.
MADRID, December l2.-The nobility have pre-
sented petition TO Senior Cameras del Castillo, the
prime minister, asking for a revival OF the law Of
prm0geniture. The prime minister has refused TO
take steps In that direction.
CESSATION OF HosrIL1T1Es IN CHINA.
PARIS, December 12.-Ld France says the CHI
neSe commanders have been commanded to suS-
pend hoStilities.
GEN DE L'rsLE THREATENS TO RESIGN.
LONDON, December IA dispatch OF this date
from Hong Kong to the Times says affairs at Kee-
lung and In Tonqutn remain IN Statu quo Gen. De
PISle threatens to resign his command IN TonQun
unless he shall be reinforced. Each mail steamer
brings more Germans for the Chinese military and
naval service. One hundred and twenty-Six Ger
mans have already entered the Chinese service.
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HAMILTON, ONT, December 12.-Mother Mandel-
baum, the New York fence, who was arrested here
on Monday last nOm1nally on the charge OF va
grancy, was this morning released from custody on
that charge.
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Bit His Nose Off.

HUNrERs POINT, L. l., December 12-Henry
Smith. OF Green Point, called on Charles Bartells,
of 7th street, Hunters Point, this morning. They
quarreled, and Smith bit Bartels nose eff. Smith
escaped. BartellS will probably die.
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4 UCTION SALE OF STOCKS.

A UCTION SALE OF STOCKS
will offer for SALE WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER
SEVENTEENTH. lsSi. at ONE O'CLOCK p. NJ. at the
auction rooms of Duncanson Eros. 9th and streets
northwest. in this city. the following stocks:
$50 SHARES of the CAPITAL STOCK of the vAPOR
FUEL COMPANY (par value, S1OO.
so SHARES of the CAPITAL STOCK of the WASH
INGTON AND MECCA OIL COMPANY
SHARE of the UPPER GLYMONT AND M
PROMINENT EXCURSION COMPANY STOCK
The abov stock will be sold in lots to buyers
Terms cash. REUBEN +. BAKER,
Administrator of ID. 7. Holloway, decd
We will also offer for sale the day. hour and
place for account of whom it may the follow
ing
80 SH ARES of thu CAPITAL STOCK of the vAPOK
FUEL COMPANY
Terms tsh. DUNCANSON BROS.
dis. Auctioneers
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THRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTAT]
~ NO 61a STREET NORTHWEST

TTNKUSTEES' SALE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
l. NO 613 STREET NORTHWEST,
By virtue of certain deed Of trust dated March "a
30th, A. d.. 1883, and duly recorded in Liber No k:a
the District Of Columbia. aud at the request of the
holder Il the note secured thereby we will sell at pub
TWENTY 1N, NINTH DAY Of DECEMBER a. D.. 1884
real estate situate in the city of Washington District
OF Columbia to wit All that certain piece parcel Of
being all of lot numbered hundrrd and forty thr
CAB. In William =. Partcllo's subdivision of snbdivi-
siou lot lettered b in square numbered four hundred
thereon.
Terms Of sale Onethird cash balance IN three equal
1nstallments payable in six twelve and eighteen months
after date purchasers notes be secured deed of
trust Oh property Sold to be given for deferred pay
nents all cash. at option of purchaser. All convey
ancing and recording at purchasers cost deposit of
300 required At time of sale 1t terms of sale not
compiled with within days from date of the
property lie resold at risk and cost of defaulting
purchaser after five days advertisement in the Evening
Star.
BRAINARD H. wARAER,l ,r,,s.oes
dl2eo HENRY X. WILLARD, ! Ar"stees.