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The Courts.
PROBATE CoURT-Judge James

PROBATE IOCkT-JuJge Jd1aeS.
Io-day. estate OF Elizabeth Long; petition for
letters TO John CaSSeIS filed Estate OF Ann NJ
Green administrators report OF sale returned Es-
tate OF Edward 5. Penny; petition OF John ST Clair
brooAS Tor letters filed. Estate OF George - Koch
er will admitted 10 probate and letters issued to
Martha koeleT bond 800. Lizzie Monice was ap-
pointed guardian OF Emma b. and Mary Norris
minors, vice I. Ii. FAN. Estate OF Ann Randall:
order OF publication issued. VIII OF George Jones
proven. Estate Of David Welsh; citation TO col
lector. Estate of Eugene Williams letters issued
10 Mile Williams: bonds $780, Estate OF Augusta
ASIussen; order OF sale. Estate or A. NJ. Soteldo
order authorizing assignment TO Chas X. Newman.
Estate OF HeZekiah Jackson; order appointing
Caesar smith guardian. WIZ or Rafael A. Bagley;
petition for probate
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District Government Affairs.

Z.
The whole number OF dog licenses issued during
the fiscal year enied June 30 1882 was 1906 For
the current fiscal wear there have ALREADY been Is
Sued 49, an excess OF 3l over the whole OF last
year,
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Fatally WOuuded.

CoLUMRCs. GA. Jan. A special to the En-
Q"i'eiSan from Chipley Ga, states that in Diff
Guilty last night L. 4. Beall, OF Atlanta. was shot
through the bowels by Robert Lynn, OF MontgoM-
cry. lh he wound Is likely 10 prove fital
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England and Egypt.
RUPTURE IMMLNFNT-THE PLANS OF THE KHEpryE

AND HIS MINISTER'S.
CArEa, ian. 4.-Tha relations between England
and Egyp are strained. The government Of Egypt
has sent note to the government OF Great Britain
pointing out To the latter that the present state OF
things in Egypt cannot continue, and asking that
a maj decision shall be given upGl tnn SouaaI
question. II England refuses the assistance
asked 10y Egypt, the khediye and his ministry have
determined 10 abandon to Turkey the Eastern Sou
dan and reduce the Egyptian tribute To the porte.
The Egyptian troops woulu then be concentrated
in Egyptian proper, thus giving a force OF 1900
men 10 protect the frontier without the aid of the
English army Sir Evelyn Barring thinks that 49,
ONN would be Insufficient lGr thai service.
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Decentralization ma u.a,c,,on

TRENTON, y j., Jan. 4-~Iohn A. Raeblng's Sons
state that the average reduction OF wages IN
tilelr wire Inls VII not b. ten per cent but about
SIX per cent. They also state thlt the reduction
was because the price OF wire is fully ten Der cent
lower than ever before. owing 10 the failure OF DE-
m,tnd The Increased dem md caused by the barbad
we industry six years ago has fallen away result
lug In OverproductiOn.
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ne hiSht pos, al car Tor New York prior 10 Novep-
Der 18Th, lssS, left this city at 10 ID. m AT that
date There Was change In the hour VI the arrival
OF the postal cars from the south, and the New
YORK postal car was dispatched for this city nc
lll5, alter the arrival or all southern LranA It s
found That the New York train leaving this CITY nc
lio Is frequently delayed, thereby missing import
ant eastern and western connections at New York
and TO remedy this trouble the time OF departure II
tie postal car has been changed and after SuIs-
day next TO 10 p. IA.
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Advertising ENTERPRISE

HOW SAN FRANCISCAN UTILIZED PUBLIC static
As the defendant took the stand, says the San
Francisco Post, his honor said:
"Prisoner, you are charged with having removed
the goblet from the hand OF the Cossweu statue
substituting a pair or two-Dit suspenders with a
placard calling attention to your establishment
across the way"
"wel, shudge," replied the offender. with an in
gratiating smile, on goorse wants 10 get along In
peesuesS"
"After which," continued the court, sternly, "you
substituted lot OF neckties for the su5penders.
and attached to the other hand lot OF bills refer
ring to your new stock or gum shoes and hair
onh
"Dose hair Oil is fust-rate. your honor" said the
defendant. 81 would like 10 sell you polite"
"And yesterday" continued the court, consulting
the Indictment, ''you obStructed the thoroIares
and created disturbance by placing paper collar
and plug hat on the statue in question:
'Dose blug hats is cheap al "a, shudge. Moses
Levy shargeS fife unit halef vor deln same kind,
rejOined the trader. cheerfuy. IL beats dose fel-
lers efery dimes"
Sand at night" went on his honor, sat night It
appears you placed In the figures hand a trans
parency containing further advertisement of your
wares Now, this Is most improper and reprehen-
stble."
'.Dot's right. shudge." said Mr.. Solomons, de-
nghtediy, "Bttch into me, of you biease, Spheak
loudt. so dose nOoSbaper yeers gan hear you,' and
he smiled benz -nantly upon the reporters"
''Great heavens" Numbered the court, fright
full idea struck him lis ii possible YOU have the
mendacity to use the machinery OF this court an
advertising dOdge?'
"DotS IL. dots IL, shudge,r exclaimed the cheap
John. rubbing his hands eXultanJly. 81 syore oud
der COMPLAINT myself"
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THE dismissal OF Chaplain Toussiant Mesplle
from the army will take effect on the 18th Instant

ROBBED By TRUSTED CAsHIER.-James A. We.
lace Tor some years cashier OF the BANK OF Hopknh-
Vile, at Hopkinsville, large town In southw estern
kentucky, has ab5conded, leaving a defalcauion 0f
between $4,000 and $4,000 In his accounts Waa-
Lace Is fortyf years Old and was formerly CnitNG
States collector OF the second Kentucky district.
and has also been connected with other banka re
moved In the highest social circles OF the state was
well connected, and Was deacon In the Cumberland
Presby lerian church
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Opinion Of DR.. Mott, Late Government
Chemist. ON Allc0ck,s Porous Plas.
tiers.
My Investigation Of ALLcocKs Ponocs PLASTER
SHOWS 1t TO Contain valuable ard essential INGREDIENTS
not present in any other Plaster These Ingredients
are 80 perfectly proportional that the ALIcocx,s
Porous PLASTER will not cause BEsters or Excessive
Irritation and find it superior to aud more Efficient
than any other Plaster
HENRY A MOTT. JR. Pin D., FCs,
Professor Of Chemistry n T. Med Collese etc
Do not waste your money buying inferior articles
Tell your druggist you want ALLcocKs Porous PLAs.
TIERS and do not take others made to sell on the
tation Of the genuine article dsI-eo3s
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The Markets,

BALTIMORE. Jan. 4-virginia sixes second SERIES
SO: past due coupons -: ten fores, 3d. Go.
threes 54x; North Carolina SKIES. old 1091 bid to-day
BALTIMORE, Jan 4-Cotton steady-nidding. lOss
Flour quiet GnG nominaly straightforward street aud
western super Sooas 80; do: e1trs; 3 Iaa4 76 dc.
aooa6 do. Rio brands s.5ae 90; Ratapsco family
ESQ: do. superlative patent. 200. Wheat-southern
n9nrl,aly stesdy western nrner: southern red lcsa
No. western winter red. spot. I06s1 06Is January
lO6,<s1 on: February. lO9af 09h. March. LI11sal
May I6 asked Corn-southern hiener western firmer
southern white Sass; southern yellow s5aso western
sis.asis March, 62,saS3K May. Ss aass; steamer
sssss western White. z0s4s: do mixed Sssss; Pennsy
ysnis 2saAa Rye steady 7sa35 hay dnll.gIime to
visions quiet and steady Mess pork 1850 Bulk meats
shoulders and clear RIB sides, packed, 7aS4 Bacon
shoulder. u; clear NIB .ides. sN. Hams l45Sals.
creamery. 25a35 Eegs quet-fresh, 29a2s: picked.
20a22 Petroleum higher and Arm-refned. 9,Ea94
Coffee higherRio cargoes ordinary to fair, Iszal2X
Sugar lower.A soft, ~ corger refined quiet l4saI4S
Whisky quiet and steady llaAl .i8b. Froghts to Nv
s.poSl per steamer dnll.ootton steady. I'd; soss
bushels; whsst l7ooo Rnshsls corn 900 bu.he,s;
SnIoa-wheet A33 600 buaheln: 238 GO buehe1a
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MAR HGED.
m n I'm.

TAYLOR-DAyIS. On Wednesday January Cd 1884
at st. Johns parSunays WILL. Is TAILOR OF Stauil
ton, to FANNIE l.. DAVIS. OF this city
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About O'Clock this afternoon horse attached
10 carriage driven by q colored boy ran into
another carriage, containing Mr. and Mrs Richard
McAlister on 9th street. the corner OF street
northwest, broke wheel and shook mp the occs-
pants
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PosTMasrERs CosYtss,us.n-A co,nr,,ss,s

been issued 10 John W. Crust, postmaster st
Sangeryul, Augusta county, Va; Ellen b. Wlna.
Pleasant Grove, Va, and W. b. ShafYer, Gun,
powder, Baltimore county. Nd
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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. II. Dodge, 500 18th street:
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The Oregon Trans-Continental Com.
DanVs

panys
NEW YORK. Jan. "A meeting OF the oregon
Continental executive committee has been
called for this afternoon. Nothing but routine
business will be transacted The Investigating
committee has been discharged and their report
accepted by the oregon Trans-C continental execu-
tive committee. The executive committee OF the
oregon Navigation company is now In session. 1t
Is now understood that the dividend rate will be
reduced from 10 to per cent, for the reason that
the company's earning capacity does not warrant
q niger rate
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u. yFENoN, MI. VERMONT
STEAMERS.

C1SAKD LINE
NOTICE
LANE ROUTE
TEE CVStRD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
BETNEEN NEW YORK AND LIZ ERPOOL
CALLING AZ CORK HARBoR
IRON PIER 40 Mr.. NEW YORK
Gala. We'd ian. .. Pay0nla.. We'd Feb G.
ScytE1a- Ned Jan. IL. Gala. Wed. Feb. IL
Ca li"i uia We'd. JAN -. Scythla - We'd Feb 10
b .i.'lia We'd. Jan. 80 Cor','' MIA We'd Fa,I 81
A>I EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORk
hate O. = sase-$60 $50 aud SIOo according to ac-
Sef Tery low rates. SteeraEe tickets from Iiy-
on ' ala Quee,s;Own and all other parts Europe at
ICw rates
through bills of laden given for Belfast. Glasgow
iavI,' Antwerp and other ports the Continent and
i,f Mediterranean ports
OF freight and passage apply at the Comnanys Office
Ne. f. BoWLIC Green or both steerage and cabin tt
oIIS ClUlLOW CO., tU5 9Th street. Washington.
be
NkA.NON II. BROWN 4 co. New York
On TO NessIs. OTIS BIG ELOW L CO.
.anf2 tu3 eth street Washington
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
TEE Model FAST line AND THE ONLY LINE
1IiNFEN
TIE EAST AND THE WEST
VA u ASliING1ON.
TOCBIE Track: JANNEl COUPLER

TEE Model FAST line AND THE ONLY LINE
1HEEai{ aSf ifiE VEST
Schedule to take ,f,tct stSbAI November 49, 1892
iS'hEt ana street by Eastern STANDARD .5th Mer
l ,r Chicago, Cincinnati. louisville and St Ionis
ihiSus CSscs p ia ssce III s H. 10 Cars t. with
lsmts without change: lt:la a. H. caly 10 Chicago
IoT littsirr al 1o:15 a. ~ ard $40 T. In daily g. 20
H. TO Ii'sture Cleveland and Detroit. will sleep
Fer Toledo ard Detroit via. Monroeville IO:l5 A. H.
t".y with seeI tor Toledo. via Wheeling and Lake
1Tal4s tor PhilatelrLis and New York at $40 a. m
Iliy tzcSl s',I-y ! p r. a}d lOC0p H. day,with
d 10, ioe oh W.tk a!s . t;5o 40 500 $40
rlf.n1. 4:4o. $50 100 s:l0. 1000 lois pm.
feI Baltin.ors On sQ!s;s : % 800. eco, am. lbs
Icr Anna oils go n SO an. 1910 and 40 pm
or s,nday. 900 n. 4:iG2.m-
t:lo !an l.;i0 FIN, 800. 4:4o and 1r:l5 m.
s4 I'm. oally EXCEPT SUNDAY 40 su daiiy ~
djiy tac.Iy sunday: for I,slllpton. sem: on and
Valley Erancti. s:s, al:i. daily EXCEPT sunday So
m daily for fr,..eEick. $40 ana lois an. AS
lSt h:eersiown, lo:lo am aEd $50 Pm daily except
Trans arrive from tie ives. daily. 62. $50 H.
: q Pm. daily except SUNDAY.
Sicnl Annspois. s2u l":+0 l:5o 6:s7 Pm: Sun
IroIr Iexinrtil, 62O a daily and 2:l5 p m daily
except Sunday.
From Ir,derlc4 and intermediate points, s25 1000
IL, 2:i5. 4:a0 p. n, end 500 T. m daily exceut
Sunday: 500 i. IL DAILY Iron Point Rocks
Trans leave FaltiIuofe for Washington al , 40 30
40 ~ : .:lo. and IL % 12:l:, 30 l. 4:i0
-. - JUG ana Iu:.1 T. L.: Cn Sundays, = 10
30 j. 5lDa- H.. l:.J 5, 20. III and 10 ;. m
Al rams nom Washington sop icay Station except
sc j. Ia
q further Information apply at the Baltimore an.
ONO llCEes OthCsa asEington Station, RS t.5l
nnsyivania avtnc corner 18th street viere ".>.Is
VII ie tAeL Tor ta2Eage to te receives!
any ICInt the cay.
VI. III. CLEMENS. VI. Of T. Baltimore,
Zig - X. LORD. C.eIiI PASSENGER Agent
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VNHE PRESIDENTIAL YEAR-TRY WASHING
Il TON PAPER-THE WEEKLY STAR, an indepen.
dent paper OF eight pages of six columns ESTAB
POSTPAID Has reports Of Congress- Departments wash
Affairs. Stories Home articles &C. Send for sample
copy. dI8- I'M
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Fm1 DAMP EXPLOSION. - An explosion OF fire
damp at the oxford colliery OF the Delaware Lack
awanna and Western company. IN the Hyde Park
quarter Of scranton, Pa, occurred yesterday after
and the new air shafts, and cutting OF coinmuni-
cation with fourteen men who were IN q mine.
Within an hour men descended In q bucket and
found all alive. Three were seriously burned, how
ever, ana the injuries Of one OF them are probably
fatal The Others are more or less seriously injured
Tbs couaa q the exploaton u MOI known
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LADIES GOODS.
Mas. SELMA RUPERT.

Coz NINTH STREET. OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE.
Novelties In ART NEEDLEwoRK. KENsINaToN
ARASENE and RIBBON EMBROIDERIEs and ALL
MATERIALS for the same.
Complete stock OF ARASENE. CHENILLE FELTS,
SATEENS PLUSHES AND wORSTED PRINCES
STAMPING PROMPTLY EXECUTED. ja3.Sm
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w Ell DE- MEYER.

1t is now undsputed thst WEI DE MYERS CA
IAARH CURE is the only treatment that will absolute
~ cure Catarrh. DR.. Wei De Meyers TREATISE" with
statements Of symptoms by the cured mailed free D.
B. DEWEY CO.. ls2 Fulton street. N.Y ja2-eost
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's,HOs. J. FISHER L &C. Auctioreer.

CHAlNSCERY sale OF TIE PROPERTY KNOWN AS
Trt WASHINGTON HOUSE. CORNER OF
NUE. OElilNEST
Trsl ald by vlriurof decree of the Suvrerne ~,
Court ot tla District Of Columbia .sSlo d IN ,uItL
cars Nc Sii0 Do, u DnE:ei =, Middleton Va -~-a
Juia Middleton 1t az. the undersigned Trustees ap-
pointed rs said decree. viii public alc io. to tie
hEiltst BIDDER Lot No ana PARTS OF Lots Nos and B.
WEDNESDAY, TWELFTH DAY OF DEcEIai]fH
- 1888 1T fGi;: O'CLOCK T. NJ, On The ,r,!l.!ses
This property is improved by ise building ,l:ovn
Is the " &shinEton House" and IGl.y years occ-
!led as hotel.
Terms e sale prescribed by the decree to be: Ore
one % ana two t years te deferred pa, lei.s - bear
interest and 10 b" secured to the Satisfaction OF the
IruSees dgfosit of two hundred dollars will bp re-
Cured st the time o. sale ard all conveynIils to be ut
me cost q purchaser Il tle terms of safe .f. not .,:-
i VITA y: ten days tro, date OF sale. Trustees
cost Ct the G.tauItirg pJiI ch:ser.
". L. WEBB. Trustee
ttrt Hti street northwest
FRANK E. MIDDLETON Trustee
nl9-m.w.s&ds Spl 18th street northwest
Ct THE ABOVE SAFE IS POSTPONED UST1I,
WEDNESDAY,. december NiEEIEENlH same
hclir place.
BY oideroi :he Trustees. dl2-ws,rn&ls
,rE- TIE ABOVE SALE. IN CONSEQUENCE OF
,i.e StGr.: y +. jSTPOHED until NOHDA., DECEM-
By oder Of the Trustees 1ig-w s ,r-3.
- on ACCOUNT OF z HE TORN THE ABOVE
sa!c is lOSI!.ONEp until TUESDAY. the F.FTEE 18th
DAY or !AStaSY. 4. =. loof. Same hour and place
.! our ol lie trustees. d2t-':I, y. .sts
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tl'HE ATTACK OF CERTAIN OLD LINE JOURNALS
- HNh the MUTUAL Reserve EuEo Lie Association
n'thdd 10 utterly ruin its business but IL seems TO
have had the opposite effect for Oh one single aY sst
ncnth aspirations received for $40 90 insur-
Nice ASSESSMENT No 10 just collected brought in
seeoo lie Reserve fund row exceeds 800 Coo whi.h
b" invested IN l. =. Bonus Dy the trustee the Cen
u%i Trust Coinfany OF New York The Association com
pieed IT. third year in October and already written
ho certificates, covering $40 90 of INSURANCE The
sGIsslon Ice and one years dues advance are $50 on
esoco and so On Slcs0 Inc annual dues for ex.
felses are g. fer each i0o certificate The as
sssIHenrs 1Cr a. attn cs.Is aTs: NJ aee q 81 on ach
xI.O ~ the certificate: 20 Is Ri 81 are
% 1913 g. "a one fourth each ass4ssIs rft s-es
no Tie iestrNe iuIu - IrCtct eoIn any assnst
lSCS IL stSees UNIV
AA' u KNIGHT General Agent
O!D VINE and OLD FHIFSDs ARE KNOWN as
" tLe lest 50 IS JCSTfFs Old Stand Known for years
:, u ti4y Place wIsere Fst-claSS skEUSU- HAND
NJ en- 6e sold ~ rssIect4b.e Irices Address
sSS3. o.o STAND. No 6le ID street betwesa Gu and
-. - tth streets northwest
GS-Note y Nail IrSua. liz etteusiedsa ~
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FINANCIAL.

NFMPFR OF NEW TF1fsk STOCk FNC1ANGr
PTT SELL AND CARRY sT0CyS. Cr.rN AND
lFTROIFUM ON MARGINS TO SUIT CUSTOMERS
AT REUGLAR NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE AND
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE PRICES. ALI. PER-
SONS AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY ARE IN
NITED 10 EXAMINE THE FACILITIES OF THIS
OFFICE CONSTANT QUOTATIONS. from NEN
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE AND CHICAGO BOARD
OF TRADE BIZ Fi.i'A Ale NIi.1-, DIELCT To- OUR
OFFICE III
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UNHE OTTO GAS ENGINE

OF
l. Requires boiler, avoids all expensive attendants,
ro loss CT tie hsndling of fuel and ashee II IL
used extensively for running Passenger and FREIGHT
snd i1thoeraEhie Presses Coffee Mills Roassers Paper
runs with extreme snoohness and regularity Of speed
Possesses the least Hulnoer VI working psrts aud
ers at ST. ,licity oi mechanism
Ter Iari.cuiSrs as to prices &c. Apply At once u
Washington Gas Light ca ms
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TEE WEKxLY STAR for this week b now ready
for mailing; price, three cents per copy. IL b q
large, eight-pnge paper, OF nfty-stX columns, cut
pasted apd folded, and VIII be sent anywhere IN
the United states and Canada, postpaid, Tor one
dollar year.
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CONTRACT AWARDED-The contract nor turing
and lathing at the custom house at Memphis has
been awarded to laugh, Ketcham Co, OF Indian
apolis k
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II GRrar FsurIr RrurDY.

'e"Sit- ODDS. f:' Ls'fitlS. haer-aEtss ana all
S.-SS . t!ie Ia, az ana LGnzS-DE. ISAAC J. MAR
y ~ n i-4CNAhE BAISAAi has over 50 years
(nsss2h Slu = r,orliend,d ny physicians, ministers,
SNffrS ara The Irbc generally. the best CoJkh
Et'AF-i.e AAe"n sod b al Druggists - and -
kFL-tH q DNtl.e.
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Ma Gro WHITE.
The Ladies' Tailor Man Modste. at 1885 street, op-
posite the Ebbtt is fully prepared to make Even
ing and Reception Dresses. London Tailor-n1ade
cloth costumes and Riding Habits visit to this es
Enlistment will at ladies that the best
work done In this country Is done here Sa24t
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Mr. PARTELLOs DISNER.-Last evening VIM. 2.
Particle, Who has been elected commander of
Federal Council, American Legion OF Honor. gave
dinner TO his friends belonging TO the various
councils and lodges in which he has already been
similarly honored, and selected the night the
anniversary OF his 3ith birthday. Representatives
from the Masons, Odd Fellows, Royal Arcanium,
knights OF Honor and the order OF Chosen Friends
DR.. Bancroft, z. Z. Thomas, Augustus Lansburgh,
ChaS. Baum, Geo. Spransy, James Compton. Jos.
Bolway, Ben White. Charles Fisher, III. Rosenbaum,
Joseph Bradley, j. b. Gould. Henry Steiner, Saml
Lindheimer, kObt johnson, j. o. ONeaL WIN.
Thomas, WIZ. Deckman and many others
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LIFE SAVING SERVICE CRANGE.-Major b. Ireland,
keeper OF Little Beach life saving station, " j.. has
resigned on account OF III health, and Chas. H.
Horner, Surlman at the same station, has been
appointed keeper In his place.
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THoS, {, WAGGAMAN, ! trustees.
thus T. " AGTGAMAN, AuCtloneer. ja2-d&tts

THRU TEES SALES o T VALUABLE real. ESTATE
Il IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON PARTLY M
Pk0XID. On q AND MAsHINGTON STREETS
NORTHWEST, AT THE RISK AND COST OF
DEFAULTING PURCHASERS
By virtue Of decrees Of the supreme Court D. c. IA
IN eqrity capse No si29-Lo Y ODonnoglue ct. ..j
Give Will sell Trustees under deed of trust -i.h
1ecorslsd in Iiber No. Oil folio s3 on THURSDAY the
TENTH DAY OF JANU RY. at FOUR O'CLOCK
p NJ in front OF the premises lot No 26 in the sub
division OF lot No. 3. in square No. 5lS, with the
st, et north vest opposite The Pension building and
25xI0Of feat.
;, And on FRIDAY, tn ELEVENTH DAY OF JAN
lARl. at tiit l. O'CLOCK P NJ, il of lie prem
ises will sell with the Improvements thereon Lot
No q ~ the subdivision Of Lot No j. in Square No.
ais This lot fronts IT'S LA WASHINGTON street
Detween Attn sEd 5tn northwest and Will be sold ten
CONVENIENT Iarc"is Of anodt L. tIlaU feet.
hose sales made The rlI>rees under the right
reserved by hem at former 10 resell the costs
q tne form purchasers, who failed % conly Will,
their Contracts. 4eln!s made known q! t;Its sales
IH. JE>UP MILLER, 1ra.oo
d3I -d&tls ALAN A. Ds..E trustees.
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COMMODORE PERRYs STATUE. - Washington
square, In Newport, + l., has been selected as the
most appropriate place for the statue 10 be erected
to the memory OF Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry,
the hero OF the battle Of Lake ETie. IL Is Under
stood that Mr.. Turner OF Florence Italy. a native
OF Newport, has been selected a. The designer OF
the proposed statue. Several models were sent
here Tor Inspection by foreign and native artists
The NATIoNALISTs VS.. THE ORANGRMEN.-1he
nationalisrs announce meeting 10 be held at the
Black Lion hotel, in Cavan, County CayaH, Ire
land on wednesday, the 10th inst, at which
Michael Dayitt, W. O'Bren, NJ. p; Thomas Sexton,
N. p, and j. G. Biggar, NJ p, are expected ~ de-
liver addresses similar meeting OF nationalists
Is announced TO be held at Boyle, County ROsccm-
mon, on Sunday, the 2Oth instant. The orange
men give notice that they win oppose the holding
Of both meetings
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
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FOLEY. Auetioneer.
will sell the entire stock Of the we'll known firm Of
NJ SILVER
No. rs MARKET SPACE

Fancy Goods Millinery Cloaks &C, commencing
TUESDAY, JANUARY EIGHTH, at HALF-PAST TEN
NJ ard viii continue from day TO day until all goods
are dlsrosed OF his stock consists as foil VS. Fine
SilA kuss an Circulars: Domans, Cloth Markets,
sestment Of G. dren's Goats in every style and many
the above nen oned firm before the day of
iect and try garment in the stock and have
the put the day OF sale This is rare chance
for ladies' and children who want of the above
mentioned goods have orders to close the
without reserve.
ia3-2w FOLEY Anct