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V,HE OTTO" GAS ENGINE

FJHHE OTTO GAS ENGINE
l. Requires boiler avoids all expensive aftendsnsa
nc loss f time handling Of fuel and no ashes Il Il
used estensively for running Passenger and Freight
sna 1ithogTaphic Presses Coffee Mills Holsters Paper
and Ruling Machiaery, 1athes. &C., &c This enains
Possesses the least number Of WORKING parts aud
great su clicity Of mechanism
For particulars to pr3cea. kc~ spply nj O3ice II
Washington Gas Light Co via
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Mrs. Sarah S. Fay, OF Boston. has contributed
800 70 the fund being raised in that city for the
benefit OF Lieut. Rhodes, the hero OF the City OF
Columbus disaster.
The Columbus Ohio, Evening Times suspended
publcat0n IueSday, under 4 forec0suT lie OF mort
& age and an order for Immediate sale
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The Senate.
THE ALASKA BIZ.

thk ALASKA BILL
On the conclusion OF the morning business the
chair announced the next business in order 30 ~.
the consideration OF the Alaska civil government
bill.
Mr.. sherman inquired when his resolution Of wee
.eruay relating 10 the Virginia elections, would be
The chair replied that Il would be In order for the
senate 10 move It's consideration al any time bat
.he resoiution would not come before the senate In
us regular order I'll Tie order Of resolutions is
reached tomorrow
II Therefore goes over.
The Senate then resumed the consideration Of the
Alaska bill
Nominations.
The President sent the following nominations to
the Senate to-day:
Peter French, OF Colorado, 10 be collector OF Gus
IONS lor the district Of Alaska, and number OF
Capitol Topics.
The bill to pay the tobacco tax rebate was after
snort debate passed by the House
OPPOSED TO INTERSTATE COMMERCE LAWS
MI. J. p. Green, vice president OF the pennsvlva-
MA railroad. and Mr.. ID. w Sellers, reGresentiug
the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore rail-
road. made arguments before the House committee
On commerce to-day against bills regulating taicr-
state commerce. Mr.. Green directed 10 .ny law
restraining railroads from pooling their business
MI Sellers argued upon the power OF Congress 10
regulate Interstate commerce. lie did moi nn,sh
MS argument The committee Will ask perlntNs,On
OF the House 70 Sit and hear arguments throughout
tomorrow. Mt. Albert Fink Is expected 10 argue
pelcfe TIE committee on tomorrow or next day.
ALLEGED IRKEGULARITIEs IN MARsHaLs' OFFICES
Mr.. Haight. special examiner OF tie Depart-
ment OF Justice, continued his testimony today
before the House committee on expenditures n that
department. He reported the result 81 examine
tons In the marShaiS Office In the northern district
OF New York, and said one OF the principal discov-
erleS made Was the practice % Tie same MllIe sses
appearing IL many cases
CHANGES IN SENATE OFFICES.
STAR reporter aScertained al the Orsra NJ SER
geant-at-a-ns OF Senate to-day that MeSsr Dorm of
Texas, and Homan. OF Indiana, messengers, and
Lee Roane, a mail messenger, have been removed
Mt. flanagan, formerly an employee In the doc
ulnent room, takes Dorn's place. and 4 republican
new appontee, succeeds Hannegan
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NO Cure. No PAY wHITEHURSTS CEDAR
~ BAsSAM II warrHnteft to cur Coughs Colds Group
Throat and Lung Diseases etc S,A drops dose Try
It II not satisfied return the empty bottle and get your
money bsck. sold 10y al Druggists. Price 25c VI, 81
THOMPSON, 703 18th -tr,.-t us-th s ttlsm
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VIRGINIA A POCKET BOROUGH.

Herr Eisert, the banker, who was attacked In
his house on Marhilfer street. Vienna, on the night
OF January 10. died yesterday from the wounds
inflicted by the robbers The death OF his SON
who, with the governess, was also wounded AZ the
same time, Is hourly expected
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FoR THE LoSa WINTER EVENINGS

large variety of Games Of all kinds from &c up
Ba1kgannluOu and Checker Il ards from a6c. up.
Pllin Checker Boards II 10 a..
Checkers at :: 10 - and 2Je
DoLlipocs at IL. Is. 50 and &c
C,ibbage boxes SOC and ST.
Chess at 40. IS aud go.
Steamboat Playing Cards I0c
Fine Linen Playing Cards 3k.
Dice and Dice BuXss
Poker hips nom Csc Ic- laD - s. %
We IRE closius. ont "A lot Of Bound Novels by Mrs
Holmes Marion Har.and. &. wlii". sell r,;ylllry ut
d 1t: Ii '". eaci and have just very hand
some assortment Of "aanese ,c.ols which We can sell
from lCc up.
Our assortment OF Baskets Of all kinds is always COM
pIetc and We ha,ter oursci,e that otter ,clad Par
fais lii This Ene having besides constantly something
REV 70 offer.
and other Toilet Mirrors
We are 81 Ling French Plate Hand Glass; which USED
to sell at 81 acc
Fine White Bone Handle Whisks 39,
Hair. Clothes Shoe Nall Tooth. Fish, Infants
Shaving and Plate BRUSHES have in lu assortment
a lowest prices and excellent quality.
Ee IL ENID that We always to be undersold
and that as rule you WI crtailiy effect saving Of
from 10 to so per cent Oh al he goods We offer
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TINE ATTACK OF CERTAIN OLD LINE JOURNALS
l. upon the Mutual Reserve Fund Lite Association was
have had the opposite ssct for on ons single day Last
month applications W1re received for e26o 900 nsur-
ance. Assessment No 10 Just collected, brought In
es50o0 The reserve fund now e3ceeds 100000 which
hbeng invested IN Us Bonds BY the trustee tho Cen
tra Trust Company Of New York The Association COM
pleted tn third IN October and has already wfttsu
le2soeGtincstes eovRng 60 600 insurance Ths
admission fee and years dues In advance oS0ou
eszmenS for death claims q ags IS 81 on cash
eco q the csrAcsts: ct ase s q age g. el4 ass
into the reserve fund project the company against
,apses and extra mortality. Come and insure Once
nat ~ Knight Genaral Apant
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The Markets..
BALTIMORE Jan. 2i.--Virsinia skies, past-lue cou
Mr. News Resignation.

TREASURY.
While It is generally understood that Mr. New
has long contemplated resgnng the Office OF Assist
ant Secretary OF the Treasury. 1t is not believed at
the department that he has already done So, as is
reported Owing TO the absence from the city or the
President, Secretary Folger and Mt. New himself.
no definite Information OF the subject can he had
One OF his friends Is quoted saying that he felt
sure MI. New Will not return TO the Treasury again
IN an official capacity, having resigned uncondl-
tiOnaily.
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I'd Edition.
Latest Kilograms to The Star.
Accident 70 School Children.


H11cx WALL PALS THROUGH THE ROOF OF
SCHOOL ROOM.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2&-The coping and top OF
rear wall Of the Hebrew tree school at S6e East
broadway, fell this forenoon the roof OF an ex-
tension TWO stories below, IN which a Kindergarten
class OF about nifty pupils, ranging In age from
three TO seven years, was then IN session
It crashed through a skynsht into the classroom,
throwing the pupils into wild fright, and injurnS
several OF them slightly. Their screams aroused
the neighborhood, and frantic mothers rushed in
clamor1ng for their children The teachers, both
young girls, did their best to stay the panic, but
yielded before the rush OF the mothers, and each
seized her child and carried It away. For awhile
great excitement prevailed Several children were
injured, but not seriously.
In Favor OF q Postal Te1egraph.
NEW YORK, Jan. e2--The Constitution Club an
nounce that at regular meeting the following res
outton was adopted: Resolved. That the CouStitu-
ton Club favor the establishment Of postal tele.
graph.
A Destructive Fire.
RoND0UT, NY, Jan pa large nre at Stamford,
ny, this morning destroyed The stores or A. Y.
Thompson, NJ Lawrence, c. p. Foote and r Nc
Clelland, and Frederick Foote'S bank building. 1t
IS thought that the IRE was started In Lawrence's
store by burglars
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CUNARD LINE
NOTICE.
ZANE ROUTE
SHE CTNAFp STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED.
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
CALLING Al CORR riRBOE.
FROM PIER 81 y p NEW YORK
bothnfa. " 81. Jan 80. pia.-Iz V ed. Feb y.
k6vous- Wed. FEB. 8 - wed FiR <.
9als---....- Wei. Fep 10. Psvgr hia...Wed Mar II.
SCyt $780, Nd - =. 90 81 We'd W. 49,
AND EVERY WfD>ESDAY FROM NEW YORh
hates o. lassage-Stl SO and $500. aCcorC.Ing
eCllIICda;iur
SteessEt az very low rates Steere tickets from Tv-
tlcc! AID Queenstown and al other parts of Europest
lowest rates.
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast. GLASGOW
lsvre Antwerp and other ports Cn the Continent and
fC- AeGltGr-a pcr1s.
Fox regtt AID IassaSe apPly at the Cornpanys office,
10. !. ESwiI Green. both steera--e cabin to
91IS blGELOM 4 Co, GU5 7th street. Washington.
hLhNOS r. BROWN & co. New York
L: 70 Asssrs. OTIS BIGELOW & co,
gaDi1 tU5 ith street. Washington.
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A ssIaNEE'S SALE OF PIANOS AND~@an
IA ORGANS HTpY

oT9 No. Z uNox ssrAsE n r Dec nth, 1855.
CHAUNCET J. REED. xS3 It'll ST. q. Washington D. O. 4:
Dear Sir Acting on your suggestion have purchased
on your account at the assEuees sale the effects o.
the late firm Of Peters Greene the entire stock e Is
cents on the dollar based on factory inventory Of
stock and 20 cents the dollar eetiAed vSue Of
rented stock The goods the door win Be forwarded
In time for your holiday trade the rented instruments
as fast can get them in Should these Goods % late
in arriving to purchxsers Wait aud get piauo or
orEsn from the most celebrated maker 1t less
than 50 per GENT Of price quoted by the regular agent
There 10 hardly maker Ct note In the coun
piano stools and musical instruments Of every
description Believing have done act that will meet
your hearty APPRECIATION and extending to
plments OF the season. lam
Your most obedient servant,
J. ". HARDCASTIE
have now tn stock-A genuine Chickerine Piano:
regular price goo: has round corners. double We
perb in power and singing quality Of tone offered a9so
offered at sl65 One peerless upright in msssyely carved
case standard Makers regular price 81 00O offered
at 5000 One genuine Estey Co. organ regular Sl75
offered at 500 Second hand Pianos from $40 to esS
Other goods in great variety equally low in price
Bring deposit positively no refqsals given without Il
upright Piano by private party street offered 3lb0
cash. Inquire ct store. GHAuNCEY j. REED,
jal9 %33 7th st. u. n.
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LEAVE for four months, to take effect March r.
1884, with permission to 60 beyond sea- Is granted
Brig Gen oliver o. Howard, q. A.
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CHAPOTEAUT'S

CHAPOTEAUTS
WINE OF PFPTONE
winegfaSSful Of which contains 10 graunes ~ fao@
srthc.sly digesed by Pepsine 1t entirely assi1ils
lie and passes into the blood vessels without RECURRING
the stomach to do any previous work 1t Ia highly rae.
oneuded Thy the medical faculty Of paris) 70 convs
Iescvits to persons whose blood is poor who suffer
from Clorcsis, Diabetes, Weakness General Wastins
Away stomach Ache Gsstrslga Loss of Appetite or 70
these Exhausted ty Excess of Work Ae Fever Dysen-
terry Disease of the Chest. Csncerous Affections Ere
qucnt travelling or Lons Fatigue Paris. Hue ryienna
No. ..
sold by al Druggists ja22-m6thly
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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 H h Dodge, $50 18th street:
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EFFORTS are being made this afternoon to rails
the sunken Msynower, at the Washington nav,
yard.
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HUUSEFU RNISHINGS.
hEPLEN1SHED
We have Just received,
Per Steamers GERMANIC and NOVA SCOTIA
DECORATED CHINA and CROCKERY
RICH DECORATED PLATES,
CUPS and SAUCERS &c.
Also, large Invoice Of
BEST WHITE STONE CHINA
Making Our Stock Very Complete.
FINE TRIPLE-PLATED WARE,
RODGERS ENGLISH CUTLERY
KITCHEN UTENSILS &c
NJ W. BEvERIDGE.
Jas No. 1909 Pennsylvania Avenue
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(NHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
~ PR0PEkTY, Nos. $50 AND 40 NJ STREET

4 NHANCEhY BALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
~ PROPERTY Nos. $50 AND 40 N STREET
NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the/s
District OF Columbia passed the S1st day Of Decem q
Der. d 1855, in Equity cause No. 1857 Doc. Is -
wherein William Duvall Is complainant and Ann Duvall
Mi'chell ct al are defendants, the undersigned az
premises respectively the following DESCRIBED real
on WEDNESDAY, JANUARY THIRTETH, 1884 at
FOUR O'CLOCK N part Of lot numbered fourteen "a
in square numbered four hundred and forty nine Al9
bounded follows: Beginning at the Of alley
forming the eastern boundary Of said Lot aud {
feet west from east line OF said original Lot numbered
fourteen Q4). running thence west fifteen Q5) feet;
thence south one hundred 0o feet thence east fifteen
5 feet thence north one hundred (100) feet to the
Also IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE SALE
Lot lettered IN Hardness recorded subdivision in
square numbered Ave hundred and fourteen (5 'front.'
ing twenty and one half CON feet street north.
west by depth Of one hundred uO0) feet improved by
twostory frame with one-story brick back building
No 40 NJ street northwest
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree One-third
OF the purchase money in cash and the remainder in
two equal instaments. payable in and two years
with six cent interest from day Of SALE for which
notes shall be given secured BY deed Of trust upon the
property sold deposit Of $10u shall be pa down on
compliance with terms of sale within ten DAYS All con.
veysncing at cost Of purch purchasers
WILLIAM g. GREEN. Trustee,
Second Comptrollers Once,
q. Treasury Department.
]. T. COLDWELL, Auctio ,eer. jaIs-dts
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TEE CASE OF Lieut. Lucien Young against the
United States was argued and submitted In the
Court of Claims to-day.
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bureau Of steam engineering. has gone to New York
for few days to settle up affairs at the Brooklyn
navy yard.
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DOES NOT INTEND 10 REsIGN.-Assistant Secre-
tary French denies that be has any intention Of re-
signing his ONCE
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LIEBIG CoMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT
HENRY COLLEGE LOTTERY.

$50 COO FOR ~
fifth regular monthly drawing VIII take place In tina
n.y. -
THURSDAY, JANUARY 3lsr 1894
IAWE u LOTTERY AND FAIR DRAWING
chartered by the Legislature Of Ky and twice declared
~ a by lie Highest Cont the State Bond given to
H-iTy county n the sum VI S10O 700 the PROMPT
pay IueDt ~ al prizes sold
A REVOLUTION IN SINGLE NUMBER
DRAWINGS.
~ tEery fiCket holder his own supervisor, can call
tI TIE nun r on his ticket and the corresponding
UIluer OIL the tag placed III the wheel in his presence
These drawings will the last Thursday Of every
L-UAt4- ksau the magnificent
JANUARY SCHEME
10000
t.:;Ze. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
bttNes $500 eacn 5000
9. ~, - s1.No each ....-................ 5000
- 80 each quo
ppsZes' 4.O each ...-.....-............. 10000
49, 20 each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
-, - y each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
IS ~ each 10000
TLLes go eacii,ApproxinatiOn PrizeS 300
- ~ each. 1880
!oo es1U 800
- -. m &11O,400
tiskeIs. SlGc '' ~i' - 'icAe's' S'o' "
lent money hank draft in letter or send nv ex
-, ,lyyCS 4 SIND BY REGISTERED LETTER or
iCSt- " re ORDER until further notice Crlers
g = &c tp"Sr1 Ey express be sent at our ~.
LIS Aoitss All orders 70 J. j. DOUGLAS Louis
S.its ~ " ~ u 6AiLAtD. I. y. Box 276 Aiexan-
49,. - su30
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THE House committee on foreign relations win
call in q body upon the Secretary Of State tomor-
row.
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THIS EVENING.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers
SPECIAL SALE OF GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
DIAMONDS, TABLE CUTLERY, JEWELRY ETC,
AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY. JANUARY EIGHTEENTH, at HALF
PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK. and continuing daily at Ten
A NJ HALF PAST TWO. and HALF-PAST SEVEN
NJ until entire stock closed out salesvoo,
corner 10th street and Pennsylvania avenue NV.
Terms cash. WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.,
;aIS-6; AuctiopeerH
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ENSIGN P. Y. Lansdale has been detached from
the Gslena and ordered to the Ossipee.
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~OpTa GEBN4NTT0yD-

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINZ BETWEEN NEW YORK HAvRE.
LONDON. SUUIHAAtFTOS AND BREyfES.
The steamers Of tLs company VIII ssIl EF ElI WE'D
NESDAI AND SAL kIS1 from Bremen per. foot OF
g street Eo!Okeu Rites q rom NevT lCTk TO
Esvre. London Southampton and Bremen. 1Tst cSul,
$50 and SlUJ second cabi-l ctt- stearaGe. .g,E 81
Rates For trg-.,t TsSSg-- etp4y tC GEI4RLCttc *
Co. BOWLING Gree. View York. ". q NJ ZERUIT
CO, go PeEIIsyi avenue northwest Agents Tor
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The Reaction Sets In.
THR STOCK MARKET NERVOUS FROM THE BEAR At

TACKS.
NEW YORK, Jan. 94-The Post saws: The stock
market opened steady and firmer than az the close
last night. During the first hour there was steady
advance on the entire list. the Northern Pacific
being specially active. and showing larger ad-
xances than other stocks. BY ii O'Clock Northern
49,. the common ~ 10 ais4, oregon and Trans
continental = to 1855 and oregon Navigation per
cent 10 81 Other stocks also advanced, but hot so
m'i2h IN the same time. At ii O'Clock attention
OF West Shore bonds. which up 10 a little before Ii
ha1 been comparatively snail In the hour
and A nalf. from 1880 until noon, the Sales
amounted to s42l1 900. and the price declined from
81 TO Jois. The air WAS full ~ speculation. and
ruIno'S aS TO the cause ana the effect was 10 give
downward turn TO The Whole market After
ilti5 tue general market was little stedder The
general temper q the Indriet, however had been
s'tpa' enough 20 resist ali ru0rs. and al u O'Clock
cur OF u OF the most actiy. stocks on tie list p
rff. I fraction higher. were traction lower ana
"ere unchanged The general marke: for rail-
road bonds WAS left almost uui ~ sight by The
entiilGus tranSactfOS in Vest Store bends wkr.l
opened al 81, Il lower than last night
The Markets..
BALTIMORE Jan 2i--Virsinia skies past-1u. Con
pons. Il MD o-day.
BALTIMORE. Jan. 2i-Cotton low-r-mi,i;',inr iAid
Flour stca.,I and quiet W'.eatsoutiern esse. quiet.
red, lNsal II; do srlI5-r li2tiIt: N. j Msrtland
~ gu ~ No Western winter red spot AID Jan
l1. Nay IioaI To- co-n-soiIti-rn lover ID d'iii
w s sssier a:d quiet southern mhte; 2:ato dc
SaT 92y s, Mest teri N! xi SGT - bid FeTar
Oats lower AID dl!-1sol.tlarr 42sii @estrrn white
- ~: =: do lli-.i ioaii Pennsylvania 42a4 Rye
K9es l:iAer-frash 3sa3T: i'icki,-i .saSo Oter ar.
tcles nnchsnssi Freshts to Liverpool per steairer-
ID Rae::.saour $50 barrels y 900 bushels
c3sn Is 90 Snzlsis; cats zoe, bushes sh'pmepts
tltla
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FAMILY SUPPLIES. .

John B. KELLY,
e. rpr ,.,r, DEAiKn n Tmsr-c1Ass
oI-Ak. LAMB. VEAL, MUTTON, &c CORNED DEEH
A SPECIALITY
Stalls 68 go and $50 Center Market 9th street. wing
and 206 and 2oe Northern Liberty Market; or addrec
city. 1ne,.H "a
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THOSIAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer
9THoMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RAJ ESTATE. NO: 20l5 n STREET NORTH

RTA4 hsFTE SS 9e5 sTEk5 SSkTH
fSa t5a;t as
tr1f ~ e one Of "a lsnd res9rds Of the m
E = s. 4 ss5 s3S${S T f5SS
estate situated in the city Of Washington to Wit
ming 10. the At point stTest nort5xes, g
north b IL Jet inch to an alley Is feet wide THENCE
fe sos 3 snd
~ IL iS ahd sn sss
aens per sas fS sas 18th lass in s
9n ra w sn At % Of
post Of s7s VIII be required upon acceptaaee q bid
Dry s 81 f + Is sSs tie
s9sssr Rsff
hsas HSBSSHR Sgz " 81 fFS sHHEE4
B., direction Of the will Of the late Bushrod W a.
& f et Wis is District if
at abc sac a 'in IN sa o o
h Fssf Y Iss a Y T S 81 En-
su
square nunbered two hun red aud ninety l29O 'front.'
lug twenty eight (2S) feet north street, with
depth Of one hundred and fifty Q69) feet thirty
toO foot alley, and containing 4452 square feet Of
ground
This lot Is improved by q four-story brick house
ress front) with fourstory brick back building;
aims about twenty five with store cell
lar Heated by furnace; wster-tank on house Was
lat ly occupied by the government rental
of So 600 This property offers nducement seldom
met by those DESTROYS of making in vestnens in bust
ness property. Title perfect.
Terms Of sale: One-thrd of the purchase money in
cash, and the residue i'll two equal payments six 90
AMI twelve l2) months from of with interest
at SIX 80 per eentuln annun payable
and secured by deed of trust the property sold
cash at option of purchaser. If of sale
complied with within tel Il days from day of sale, the
executor reserves the right TO resell rs and cost
defanlting purchaser deposit of $500 will be re-
qured when bid is accepted All conveyancinx and
corilpg at purchasers cost.
RICHARD Fl. W REED,
Surviving Executor and Trustee Estate Of
ta2-d.dS Blsnrod w Reed
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FoR OxE WEEK OSLY
The Entire Stock Of Fine
CLOTHING FOR MEN. BOYS AND CHILDREN
WILL BE SOLD AT
FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR,
MISFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND sTREETa
IS Mems Overcoats at 81.
S1OMen's Overcoats at 49,
So Mems Overcoats at 81
SIS Mems overcoats at 81 So
$ls Mems Overcoats at SO.
$40 Mems Overcoats at $40
SOS Mems Overcosts at 3l251
$50 Mems Overcoats at SIS
GOO Mems Suits at prices in same proportion a.
Overcoats
100 Children,s Boys to LII Suite and Over
coats. $3.50 to s5 Prices just
cut in half.
Boys. 1918. Suits and overcosts from "a to go.
exactly one-haf former prices
$50 pair Pants at from 81 so to g.
Abou: % Mems Gossamers at exactly one-half
former prices.
As none of these goods will be replaced assort-
nent Of sizes will soon be broken. Therefore.
call soon. First come. first served
THE M1SFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND F sTREEra a17
SECURITY Fson Loss BIZ Buna1ARx.
ROBBERY. FIRE OR ACCIDENT
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT coMANX
ofWaahington,
~ -" coasEs i1rss' STREET AND NEW Yonx AVE-
Perpetual Charter. act OF Congress January 22d 1851
He company rant: ssiss n:ds il: Fire and BnssSSs
10 e fSm % to S9 PEI
Joining vsults provided for safe-rentarA
TMELOCK
bSN R Ia 4ots Z % ;ER
RdERa t & .s Fl E.s
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioueer.

NINE OIL PAINTINGS FORMERLY OWNED BY
THE LATE Z. b. FRENCH, SECOND AUDITOR
Al AUCTION
On SATURDAY. JANUARY TWENTT-S1XTH, 1884
a. IH ELFE OCIOCk,within auction rooms shall
Sc the above paintings; Of them is from the easel
oil Max Wevl which * considered gem. ja23-Jt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-24
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
P1Asos

HE1sxkAMp P1Asos
TAKES THE LEAD AMONG THE BEST.
Pronounced by competent judges to be supe-
structon and durability ~
Magnificent styles in SQuares and Uprishts
Several now hand but little used Win be sold n
EreAt bargains for cash small monthly paynenfa
Pianos Of other makers sold ees than you can buy eso
where Come and see ua Get the best bestdes saving
In exchange It full value.
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