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Fire in n pen,,entiarx

SALTWATER MINI, Jan. 9-FIre broke out In :.
night In the yards OF the state peniteniary. in
when are situated the INN nse buildings ot the
NORTHWESTERN manufacturing company and car
works. owned principally by d. VI. Slbin The au-
tnftleS teegranhed 10 st. Paul for assistance. and
I'M irr engines from that city arTive In response
10 the appeals. and aided materially IN getting the
names under control. Only the cooper shops and
boiler shops We're destroyed. the other buildings in
harmed Il is roughly estimated that the loss viii
exceed
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WHY BE DECLINES THE PRESIDENCY OF THE NORTH
ERN PACIFIC.
Senator Sherman's attention was called today to
the report that the Office OF president of the North
ern Pacific railroad had been rendered to him ard
declined. He said: "T'he Office has not been ten
dered TO me, but the matter has been mentioned to
me by leading stockholders and directors. and
have said that, while would gladly undertake the
duties Of the Office AMI have the highest opinion Of
the value ard success Of the TOad. Yet could not
with due regar1! TO my duty to my constituents and
to my colleagues in the Senate. resign my position
as Senator, nor could properly. Willie a Senator,
act as president OF the cOrnpanyr
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Latest Foreign News by Cable.

ATTACKING ENGLAND
PARIS, Jan. a-The French press bitterly attack
England for abandoning the Soudan TO FL alahdi.
THE KHCnTvE'S NEW MINISTRY
CAIRO, Ian. 9.-Nubar PaSha assumed Office to-
day as prime minister OF the new Egyptian cabinet
The recruiting Of black troops under Zebehr Pasha
has been abandoned.
BAKER PASTA.
The government is undecided as to whether Il
Will recall Baker Pasha from Suakim, whittier he
has gone to arrange for campaign against FL
MahdL
THE EVACUATION OF TIE sorD.N
military commission. under sir EVELYN Wood,
Is 10 be appointed. which viii be charged With The
Necessary arrangements for the evacuation OF .he
Soudan by the Egyptian troops. TO accomplish
Which VIII, it is thought. require fully one year.
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A Vessel am,i Crew Io.t.

PORTLAND, Me. Jan. g. - The three masted
schooner Etna, loaded with railroad iron. from
Bath. for Wilmington, sank in the ship channel be-
storm last night None OF the crew have yet been
seen. The schooner II. $ Bridges, lumber laden.
bonn
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Gov. ,rcLame snauguratcd,

ANNAPOLIS, MID, Jan. s.-Hon. Robert VI. McIane
was lnaugurated governor OF Maryland to-day,
GOV. William L. Hamilton retiring. The ccrc-
monies. which were OF the simplest character,
LOOK place in the senate Chamber IN the presence
OF both houses OF the genera, assembly, the judges
OF the court OF appeals. state ofciaiS. and others
he oath OF o!ffCc was administered by CHIEF Judge
Alvey and subscribed in the presence Of the
breyity
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star.
A WautCn Murder.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, Jan Q.-After midnight, last
night II. II. Fairbanks. highly esteemed railroad
machinlSt, was shot and killed. near this city, by C.
[. Seeba, young man from Walhala, s. {. The
murder was wanton one, and is said TO have been
without cause. Seeba was arrested
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The Proposed Free Bridge.
PROVISIONS OF BILL OFFERED By SENATOR RTDDL
BERGER TO-DAY

PROVISIONS OF A BILL OFFERED BY SENATOR RIDDLE
BERGER TODAY
Mr. Rddleberger to-day introduced In the Senate
q bill to authorize the construction OF a bridge
across the Potomac at or near Georgetown. It
directs the Secretary or War TO cause TO be con-
structed at such point as he may select, at
Georgetown, substantial iron and masonry bridge,
with approaches; and approprfates 900 FOR the
construction of the bridge which shall be main
tanned as free bridge. Ii requires that the cost
shall not exceed the sum appropriated. 10 Include
substantial bridge over the canal and all ap-
proaches: and no part OF the appropriation shall
be paid out until contracts shall have been entered
into with responsible parties, ana with good
securities for the construction and completion OF
the bridge. including the masonry. iron work and
approaches, at a cost not 20 exceed the sum appro
priated. That draw OF sufficient width 10 permit
the free passage OF vessels navigating the river
shall be constructed In the bridge, unless the
structure shall be upon at the side OF or above the
present AQueduct bridge, and At the same or
greater elevation above the water. II also pro
v1des that the sum appropriated Shall be treated
and regarded as part OF the general expenses
shall be credited with the amount which
1t may pay under this act for the erection
penses OF the district, as provided by law. The
Secretary OF War is required, soon may be, TO
fix and determine the location OF the bridge, and
TO cause a survey TO be made, 10 determine the
length. width and height and length Of draw, and
thereupon advertise for plans and price for the
struction OF the bridge, such advertisement te be
inserted In one or more daily papers published In
Washington. New York, Cleveland, Detroit, Phila-
delphia, Chicago and Richmond, for the space Of
one week. Ii is also provided that the Alexandria
Canal Company shall have the right TO maintain an
aQueduct on the bridge at Is own cost. but the con-
struction, attachment and maintenance OF such
alueduct shall be such as the secretary OF War
shall determine, and without cost TO the United
States or the District; but II the canal company
shall NEGLECT or refuse TO attach the aqueduct at
their own expense, or SHALL for the space vi six
months fail TO it. or shall use IL for other than
canal purposes neglect TO keep IL In repair then
its right shall be forfeited The sum OF $1,000 Is
made available at once for such investigation and
survey as the Secretary OF War may deem neces-
sary The bill was referred to the District commit
tee.
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QrAnrER1r RErokrs 70 BIZ RkQr1kkp.-sectsta-

QUARTERLY REPORTS TO BIZ RBoUIREp.-Secfeta-
~ Chandler has issued q circular, which says that
the department Is Informed by the superintendent
OF the Naval Academy that the majority OF the let
tiers given by commanding officers TO naval cadets
during their service aioat, OF little assist ance
10 the academic board In forming an estimate OF
the aptitude OF the cadets for the naval service.
C0rnm" ndng officers will therefore submit q the
department quarterly reports IA duplicate
S0oSER or LATER neglected cold Will develop q
constant cough. shortness OF breath, failing
strength, and wasting OF flesh. all symptomstlc d
some serious lung affection. which may be avoided
or palliated by using In time DR. Jaynes Expecto-
rant
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District Government Affair.
MrcrEIfaNFQIS

George Noneiff, trustee for German Lutheran
church, asks that part lot g. square s3 be declared
exempt from taxation. on the ground that IL a
used for religious purposes
Hon. ;. Il. Rounds. public printer. asks that
lamp be placed Ia JaC ksnn alley, opposite the bact
entrance TO the Government printing Office.
MesSrs. Duvall Mari, for s = Hoover, requests
that material be furnished for curbing and paving
q street from ~ 10 LIST street
THE WHARF SITES.
Inc District Commissioners WILL &c IS stated en-
deayor 10 secure legislation turning over - the
District authorities the management OF the wharf
property. the title OF which has been settled hF the
recent decision Of the supreme Court OF the United
States IL Is probable that the occupants OF these
wharf sites VIII be required 10 pay ground reLt Tor
their wharf sites
IfQCoR LICENSES.
The applications OF John Kicks and Jas Nash for
liquor licenses have been approved. ana tbfse OF
CAaS- L. Nlndnoz and Jos Filllus dlSapproyea.
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THE EVACUATION OF THE
a Slecty Cyclone.
A FIERCE AND DESTRUCTIVE WIND STORM IN PENN


4 FIERCE AND DESTRUCTIVE WIND STORM IN Penn
SYLVANIA.
NHKFsBARRE, PA. Jan. 9.-The storm has in
creased since midnight and terrible gaze Is now
noon raging throughout the Wyoming valley
The wind Is blowing With violent fury aud the at
moSpnere Is filled with SlcPt. Many buildings n
the course of erection here threatened with de-
noiiiion. The roof OF the Methodist church was
-eizhd by the wind and hurled through the air. In
me rural districts barns. houses and colierieS are
being damaged TO q considerable extent.
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A ssIGNEE-s SALE OF PIANOS ANDe-szs
"A ORGANS. FHf1


no u UNION SoUARE. y. Z. Dec. 1lth 1888.
CHAUSCFY J kFFD ass I'll ST n W. Washington ID c:
Dear Sir Acting -uEVpstlOn, have purchased
on your the assuees sale Of the Effects VI
the late FIRM OF Peters Greene the entire STOCK at G5
the dolla- based factory inventory of
stock and the dollar estimated value Of
ted stock The goods on the fl or Will he forwa ded
IL your DO idsy trade. the rented instruments
FAST them iii. Should thes goods ba late
II arriving fTTrCh ls7Ts " ait and piano
than 90 PER ut VI price quoted by the regular aren't
There i hardly first class maker of note III the
try not resented this stock which also embraces
piano stools covers and musical Instruments of
your hearty apprUbation and extending you the
pillnsLfs OF the season am
Your most obetient servant.
J. W. HARDCASTLE
Ihave row in stock
No. IA genuine Chickerinc Psno: regular price
e7OO. has round coruers double veneerrd rosewood
case massive carved legs and Tyre superb IN power and
SINGING quality IF tone offered at $3.50.
No. IAN upright in elegant rosewood case. large size
- oct strfDged. grand action regular. Stou; oresed
Nc. 3-FruIn the factory of VIM Knabe & Co. double
round Square Grand in solid rosewood. every way frst
Glass. Hschless instrument; regular, $3.50: offered at
tone and action No 3: ~ octave TRIPLE strnEed, d
peerless instrument tg-TIlar, 500. offered go.
No "a beautiful tsty Organ regular sl'o. offered
No. Ca genuine Mason & Haullin Organ; regular,
SIPS: offered st $40 ,
No. I-Secund hand Pianos for beginners at $40 and
$50
No s-The matchle.s shonninser Cynbella Organs
offered al unprecedented bargains; the only Organs Iii
the world tanning a conn iete chime of bt is.
out it. CHAUNCEI j. REED.
dis ABS Eth ST. Ii. W.
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I ETTER FROM CYRUS ". FIELD. in.
sEAsT ssTH STREET.
NEW YORK May sth 1883

NV YORK. May sth. 1883
Several times this winter have suffered from severe
Colds on my Lunss Each time have applied ALL
COCKS POROUS PI.ASTERS and in every instance
have been quickly relieved by applying across my
chest and one my back. My friends through my ad.
vice. have tried the experiment and sl.o found it most
successful feel that can recommend them most
highly to any one who may see nt to try them
CYRUS ". FIELD, JR.
Weak Batk, Rheumatism and eli Local Pains are re-
heved and cured by ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLAST TIERS
One trial will convince you; but that you the
genuine. "a al other socaed Porous Pasters without
HnGle exception, worthless limitations m WI
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
zee MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BEIWELN
IEE EAST AND THE WEST
VIA. WASHINGTON
TCCBIE 1kACk: JANNEY COCPLEK

1Ak AoDEL FAST LINZ AND THE ONLY LINE
1Hf 81. Ni AAR THE NEST
1orBE ikAckA jimmy COUPLER
ec,et,,,o 90 ..,o 81, kAiLs. ,aa,
Leave WASHINGTON from station. corner OF New Jersey
avenue ana street by Eastern Standard 18th Meri
Fer Chicago. Cincinnati. Louisville and IT. Louis
ilsush GSschea AID issce seens To- s E1ts
tents. Without chause' aol5a H. oaiy to Chicago.
For rt;s9arx Al 1915 m and ;4op. m daily $40
inr Cars to Iittsbufr. A''0 anu Will 'eep-
Fer Toledo AID Dttoit via Monroeville lois a. IN
Trans tor Philadelphia and New York at $40 a. m.
"a: Tor and setI ina Cars a.tac he'd WAN
AID iUo5 y No: ssH s so -. ~ 9
1gr B fIn aso 5 5 S;,n, S sly ,O
s ; s's9, $50 90 siu i6: co." a;'O gu" an LEO
For Annarolis 40 90 l2lo and 44o pm:
1fr Wy stations 10 nes~e,n Mssnston and Baltimore
"a nm daily exert sunday. AS pun; daily tor
daily kept sundsy for Ie1inFton. staunion and
s1eS x Gr es . fase it's SUNDAY
pm u ana S;4s PHI Io' aay e1ce.t SUNDAY
TS~ MS ais Pm aaY JAW s1esD'
Trains arrive from the West daily. go. $50 am 2:2s
From New York. ard Phlad lpha. 25s. ssoam. daily
SO T. III dali 1T SUNDAY.
from Annapolis, So. lO:lO am 15o. 6:s7 pm; Sun
day. lU:40 LII. G:3, pm.
Ii D., IN
except Sunday.
From Frederick and intermediate roints s:25 1000
a M 2l5; 40 y. m. and 600 p. III; daily except
sunday; SUO J.. IL. daily from Point OF Rocks
Trains leave Baltimore for WASHINGTON ut 40 6.3O
ll5. 80 9 $40 and 1880 H. Il Is, so l. 40 5
10. 81 900 ana III. 10 J.. Sundays 2, 40
80 - :: l1a. III. 80. 5. t25. 100 and 800 T. NJ
Atrans from ashngton stop at Relay Station except
4;5Op. Iii.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore and
ONO 1lcktt Ofhce-Nashington Station Gig and 1851
wanna avenue l4th street where orders
VI" be taken Tor baggage to lie checked and received at
any point city
", NJ CLEMENTS. N OF T, Baltimore
Mo e. X LORD t,,IT pasSeu1er a,,o,+
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MAR RlED.
RIEn.

STFVENS-TAYLOR ON January sth 1854 Of the
New York Avenue Presbyterian church by the Rev DR.
Bartlett. Mr.. LYNDON q. STEVENS TO Miss LOUISE
W TAYLOR
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UNAkD LINE

CUNAkD LINE
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
IHE CCNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
CALLING AT CORK HARBOk.
IkOI PIER 40. n r.. New YORK
Galla.....-. We'd. Jan. g. PavoIlla... We'd Feb G.
Scythia. We'd Jan. II. Gallia We'd Feb IL.
tephalonia We'd. Jan. q. CytiIla We'd. Eet. 10
BUIhnia Wed: Jan. 20 e. pi.s nia We'd. F-b. -.
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK.
Iates Of lassase-StO. $50 and S1UO according
notiatiu,l
en- col and Queenstown and all other parts Of Europe
Il rates.
Through bills of laden given for Belfast Glasgow.
Havre Antwerp and other ports the Continent and
FOR Meditt rrartan ports
For freight and passage apply at the Company's Office
No i. b Nllu- Green, both steerage and cabin to
OILS blUELON L CO. t0o 9Th street Washington.
DC.
NhNON II. BROWN h co. New York
Crto MessIs OTIS BIGELOW co,
ian12 COS Eth street. WASHINGTON
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Mr. BREWSTER CAMERON REsIGNA-Mr. Brewster
Cameron, general agent OF the Department Of JUS
tice, last evening rendered his resignation to the
Attorney General to accept the position OF receiver
be WIN be nominated By the President to-day or TO.
MORROW.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
TIE New Work stock Market.

Inc Following are the opening snd ESQ pm. prices
OF the New ho-G stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire 10 H. n. Dodge. $50 18Th stree.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
Tur Brsr Ar THr LOWEST PnlcE.

We sell The finest Pianos now made. We guarantee
them &c be superior t,' Cthsrs and ClaiIe'ye
conIarson We sell the b, st pianos for sloo57 sTU
& S2ah j - than pay fer cheap grace
After have examined what dealers will try to sell
you aud IL You have an OLD Piano We VIII
take Il part payment for square or UPRIGHT at ful
yaluA We always have bargain IN nearly new second-
hA.d Piano. small payments 70 suit CUSTOMERS
PIANO EXCIIANGE.
Ilth b lrfhVest
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MYTH STREET. ST. CLOUD BUILDING.
CORSFTS. Over fifty styles to select from
HOSIERY. We have the best assortment Of fine Ho-
siery toeether with the cheaper grades for ladies'
and hldren. Compare prices.
GLOVES. We Ike D the celebrated TREFOUSSE. ST
JAMES. MONOGRAM and other makes all at the low
est prices.
partIn"nt is conceded perfect. We preparing
for eur annual sale. and manufacture
ncnt We offer. shall this prices that
ether house can or viii give have ready nearly
Shall open this sale This garment is far superior the
One have heretofore offered and is the cheapest gar
msnt at % cents We have ever seen
Look out for opening Of sale.
d31 DOuGLASS'.
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STEAMERS.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW York. HavRR
LONDON, SoUTHAHIrTOS AND BREMEN
The steanerS of this COMPANY will sail EVERY WE'D
NE~bAI AND SAT NDAI tr.in Bremen pier foot Of
81 street HohOken. Rates Of Passage: From New York
Havre Lnnon. Southampton and Bremen, rst cabilI,
ESQ and 800; second caiin 500: stetraga -. lowest
lI.c>. For trei-ht passage apply to OEIRICHS II
co. Bowling Green, New York: W q. METZFRUTr
co. 521 Pennsy yaiiia avenue uOrihwe Agents TOT
Na-filicIOu- ial3
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WORK ON THE PENSION OFFICE BrLDrNG-Gen.
n G. Meigs, the supervising engineer and archi-
tect OF the new Pension building, reports to the
Secretary Of the Interior that during the month OF
December the work upon the walls and
vaults Of the second story was continued
vigorously uutil the 18th instant, when the
severe weather made further progress impossible.
and the mechanics were discharged for the winter.
Some 600 feet Of Gotta feZe have been put In
place. The southwest corner has been raised 10
the third story. The total expenditure up 10 De-
cember Slst was 81, l20&
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AUCTION SALES.

AC vi Jun SALTC.
TOMORROW.
INOLEY. AuCtloneer.
viii sell the entire stock of the well known arm Of
u. SILVER,
No rs MARzkT SPACE
Fancy Goods. Millinery, C1oaks. &c. commencing
TUESDAY, JANUARY EIGHTH. a. HALF-PAST TEN
NJ and viii continue from day to day until all goods
are disposed Of This stock consists as foil Fine
Silk Russ Circulars, Donlans. Cloth Sew Markets
FattOts Jerseys &c Plush Dolfnans: also large a..
s'rtnent Of @ dren's Coats III every ST and many
other goods too to mention Ladies can 20 to
the above oIed firm befor the day of sale and
lect and try any i'll the stock and can have
the put up the day of sale. This is chance
for ladies and children who i'll want Of the above
mentioned goods have oruers to Close out the same
without reserve.
ja3-2w FOLEY. Auct.
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MISS HILBERT.
wv 1927 Pa. northwest
Drcss cutting, dress making TAUGHT by MoodysTailor
system cutting fitting and paper patterns cut order
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yTHoMAs E. wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctoneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. on K STREET.
STREETS NORTHWEST.
On THURSDAY. JANUARY TENTH. at FOUREsA
O'CLOCK p NJ will Offer at public auction. in II
front of the premises, 1875 K stree: northwest.
Terms day Of SALE THOS E. WAGGASfAE,
ja7-dSds Auctioueer
VVyRUSTEFS' SALES OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Il IN TIE CITY OF wASHIN TON, PARTLY I'M
PROVED. On q AND WASHINGTON STREETS
NORTHWEST, AT THE RISK AND COST OF
DEFAULTING PURCHASERS
By virtue of DEGREES of the Supreme Court D. c.. d.
Give will sell Trustees under deed of trust AG;0
recorded in Iiber No Oil folio :43 on THURSDAY the
TfNIH DAT OF JANU NRY. az FOUR O'CLOCK
T. NJ in front Of the premises lot No g. in the SUBJ
division of lQt No s. in square No. 513. with the i'm
IrOvemnts thereon This lot fronts l16 LA q
street northwest opposite the Pension building and
Will be sold in seven convenient parcels each about
25xlU0 feet.
And OH FRIDAY, thu ELEVENTH DAY OF JAN
CARI. at tpCR O'CLOCK p NJ. in front of the prem
tses we will sell with the improvements thereon. Lot
No. a. i'll the subdiV ision OF Lot No j. in Square No
5iS This lot fronts lie LA WASHINGTON street,
between 4th and 5t northwest and will he sold
convenient parcels Of about II \ xiO0 feet.
hesc sales are made by the ru>te-s under the right
reserved by them at former to resell the costs
of the form purchasers who failed to comply with
their contracts Terms made known at times OF sales
II. JESUP M!ILER.l Tr,,stsas
d3l-diSds ALAN A. DALE. trustees.
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196 7Pries, amounting to ...............s265 500
Application for rates to Clubs should be made only
70 the Once Of the Company in New Orleans.
INCARNATION write clearly giving full nd
Gree. Make =. o. Money Orders payable and address
Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS. La
Postal notes and ordinary letters by mail or express
gu sums OF Is and upwards by express 1t expenDe)
II. A. DAUPHIN.
DIS, .295an260&l2.7t NEW ORLEAN6 La.
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l. Real Estate Auctioneer

''doMAs b. "AdGAMAN. ..-
TRTsTFEs sE HF yATABEE m
NUMBIHt1 Dol 3o3 3O5 AND 3U1 SEVENTH
s s srfqs CT deed 9f trust dated December
lanl record; of the District OF Columbia, and at CO
b iHE f9a p B the OF 5i9, q S ~ sf
lying in the,City Of Washi gton. the District
and IN 81 0ns ;onr AMI
thu ty-tour $50 and described as follows: BEGINNING
sG;a.e and r'lIiF thence sout along the nc Of 1.h
fer r and @ g i5fi ch .fi hence wss1 Il yet
five 90 feet and le'cr East TO the place Of beginning.
Trims II sale: On tLrd Of tn rurciase money in
cash and he sidr in two equal Payments six and
cent Ter arnnln PAYABLE semi ann,.ally secured by
DECD ct trust Ga tl rroIerty sod or al cash AT the
complied with within ten OO) days from day the
1is ana cost IF thu eanr rnre n e. al ', of
81 viii be required hen bid is accepted. All convey
r,,,s o} it,f SSAaaSIAs 's s,ss.
r5NHOS. J. FISHER CO. Auctioneers
cHANGEEy SALE OF THE PROPERTY KNOWN As
I III IG SIMnhT AND rANNs1LNASIA AVE
s c@ns q st the s Rt pa Of c0n Eassfd il hs
julia Middleton 1T al the undersigned Trustees a;,-
pointed Ivy said decree. will sell at public auction the
highest bidder, Lot Nc and parts o Lots Nos aid J.
II reservation 10 IL :Ec City OF Washington, d. c. ON
WEDNESDAY, TWELFTH DAY OF DECEMBER, A.
u. 1eno, at FOUR OCLpCk T. NJ. uII the premises.
This PROF. erty Is improved 10y ar-e building, known
as the w asi!igton House" and tor luany years occu
litd AZ hotel.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree to be: One.
third Of the purchase in cash ard the balance in
one Cd and two t2 years the deferred nents to bear
Interest and to b" secured to the satisfaction Of the
Trustees \ d. post of hundred dollars will re-
CURED ut tie time OF sale. and all Conveyalcin9 to be
the cost OF purchaser Ii the terms of sale
red with in ten days from date of sale the Trustees
reserve the right to resell the property the risk aud
cost vi the deisultirs purchaser.
". y. EBB. Trustee
SOC Ath street northwest
FRANK E. MIDDLETON. Trustee
nl9-mw.s&d IUl 10TH street northwest
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER NINETEENTH same
hour aud place.
By urLer Of the Trustees dl2-wsmHds
TT THE ABOVE SALE IN CONSEQUENCE OF
the storm, is POSTPONED until MONDAY DECEM-
BIZ TWENTY -FOCRTH, same hour and place
by order OF the trustees. dl9-w,s,m-3t
~ ON ACCOUNT OF THE STORM. THE ABOVE
sale is POSTPONED until TUESDAY the FIFTEENTH
DAY OF JANUARY, A. ID. 1884, same hour and place
by oruer OF Tie trustees d24-n.w s&ds
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Local NOfe&.

The condition OF Theodore Bockey, the elevator
conductor at the Navy department, who was seri-
ously injured Monday evening, is reported as much
improved to-day.
this city was married to-day In New ork CITY o. Miss
Hattie NJ. Blanchard, the sister OF Geo. NJ. Blanch-
ard, first vice president OF the Erie railroad.
No engine was employed tbs afternoon pump
Ing wafer out OF the cellar under the Police lead
quarters
At a meeting or the trustees on the Washington
Brick Machine company yesterday a DIVIDEND Of
per cent WAS declared on the capital stock vi the
COMPANY.