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WALTER B. WILLIAMS Il CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND
LOT 35xlo5. FRONTING ALLEY BETWEEN
flRSI AND THIRD AND AND @ STREETS

NOh1dWEST.
By virtue of deed of trust, dated November 1st
A. D. 1889, and recorded in iber No LOSS olio 446 z
ct seq one of the land records for the District Of A
Columbia, and at the request of the party secured
thereby will sell at public auction in front the
at ouAM ST r. FoJk N: party. lot No 26. in
square 3o2 In Washington cty in said District, begin
ming at the southwest Of sad lot on the public
alley and running thence east feet thence north los
feet thence west 30 feet thence south los feet place
OF beginning together with the improvements thereon
Terms OF sale Orethird cash: and the balance ia six
secured by purchasers notes. caring six per
interest from day OF sale and deed OF trust prop
recording at purchasers cost Terms Of sale be
Piled with in SIX days from day SALE else trustee
reserves right to resell at risk and Of purchaser
in default.
n20-dtdbs WM HOFFMAN Trrs:pe
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November 2sd lisa by Father BCand at ~ NaftiprWs
chnrh JOHN GESsNER. of AnnApos 10 MAX
FlTzaERALD. Of this city
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNcANSON BROTHERS. Auetioneers

$3.50 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST,
CORNER D STREET.
FRENCH PLATE, GILT AND WALNUT FRAME PIER
MIRRORS, ROSEWOOD CASE SQUARE PIANO.
SILK PLUSH. INFUSED, VELVET. spun SILK.
EAIRCLOTH AND OTLER PARLOR SUITS, MA
HO9ANI. WALNUT AND OTHER CHAMBER
SITS DIvAN SOFAS, Easy CHAIRS NJ = IA a
BLES, BOOK CASES. SECRETARY SIDEB0ARD,
DINING CHAIRS. LOUNGES, ETIGERE, WARD
69,bES, BEDsTtAgSs BURIAL 5, WAsHsTANDS,
Oil PAINTINGS. CUTLERY, SPRI y g. HAIR AND
oIHER Natl THESES, PILLOWS. CROCkERY
AND GLASSWARE, BRUSSELS AND INGRAM
CARPtTS, COOKING AND HEATING STOVES,
KITCHEN REQUISITES. &C: ALSO, TOP PILE
ION, BOXES 3-PLY CHEWING TOBACCO,
tSOUND AT AUCTION
r{ On TUESDAY, MORNING NOVEMBER TWENTY;
FIFTH, at TEN O'CLOCK, We will sell. in front and
within our spacious saesroouls general collection OF
househod goods to which the attention of buyers IL
respectfully called. 1t
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" mere 10 nave the u00OGOR0teOA DDl1s
To the Editor Of TOE EVENING srAR.
IL Is suggested that the Inauguration BAH be
held In the museum annex OF the Department OF
Agriculture. The roor, which IL q noe one IL
about los BY &C feet and could easily be cleared with
the exception OF the central exhibit This Is
beautiful octagonai structure erected by the AtcA
art has been mucn admired No more UNIQUE or
better place for the orchestra could be found than
the trusses OF the building, the decorators lanes
would have an almost 0ondless field. The build.
Ing is easy OF access and IL 10 probable that Conn.,
missioner Loring would consent TO Its usA
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and3 p. m. prices
of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. Fl. Dodge 539 18th street:
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Foreign News by Gable To-day.

TOFelXu NEWS Dy CHDIe EOsuHys
MARY ANDERSON TO REVIVE CYMBELINE.
LONDON, November 24.-Mary Anderson is about
to revive 'Cymbellne." Mr.. Wingneld is busy de-
signing scenes and coStumeS.
TIE ADAMS-CoLERTDGE CASE.
LONDON, November A-Judge ManSty, OF the
court OF queens bench, has ordered stay OF exc
cut1on In the Adams Colerdge case. The judge
explained that his action on Saturday in over
ruling the verdict OF the jury was taken In the In
terest OF both parties. AS the case stands now, II
the court OF appeal Overruies his decision, second
trial will not be necessary.
POLITICAL TROUBLES COME IN AS THE CHOLERA GOES
. OUT IN PARIS
PARIS, November 24-The sanitary commission
mas ceased TO hold daily sessions. The CHOLERA ep
ldemic Is considered at an end. The radical papers
accuse the government OF angerinG the crowd on
sunday by needless display OF police and military
force. The organizers OF the meeting are deter
when enoeUteS are expected.
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Closed up Its Work.

THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL FINANCE COMMITTEE.
The republican national finance committee closed
up their accounts and gave up their rooms on New
York avenue Saturday evening. Mr. Clapp told
STAR reporter that during the campaign the com.
lnittee collected about $25 Co.,
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DENTISTRY.

SAMuELL SCOTT. d. DS.
- nitcva years experience III Dentistry. Ofhce. 12O7
street northwest Preservation the Natural Teeth
speciality. OCH
H. RANDALL PARSONS. 438 TTR STREET
- n ", over Balantype's. Operative and mechanical
Dentlstry sk1ifIiliy Performed Gas administered:
nlocerstr fees. Ten years cxpersepcs Hour from
q NJ 10 p. IN. seq
Ok STARR PARSONS. COR 9TH AND STREETS
LIN W. Filling q speciality; ulso, the cure OF tooth.
ache without extracting local anasthethic used on
the gums. alleviates pain u extractsnS Gas given
thafxts moderate. NJ
nh T. a. TALBOT. DENTIST No lS1 7TH
street. three doors frcm corner Dentistry IN all
its branches Teeth inserted 81 est Ala work
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Ts,HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer

Il
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
on WASHINGTON STREET, GEORGETOWN, DC
By virtue of decree of the supreme Court -
of the District Of Columbia. passed the 3Ist :
Of October. 1894 in Equity Cause No 1850, VIII e
sell at public auction. in front of the lre ises,
TUESDAY. the TWENTI-EIFTH NOVEMBER, 1924.
at FOUR O'CLCk p NJ, the southern fifty five ts5)
front east side of Washington by the
depth Of one hundred and tienty 12c, feet of Lots
dred and twelve q I'D in Beals addition George
town i'll the District of Columbia with the improve
house
Terms of sale: One-tLrd co cash. the balance in
equsl instalneDts in ID and two t2) years with
per cent interest from day Of sale secured by deed Of
chaser. deposit Sl00 required time of sale.
Conveyarcing at cost OF purchaser.
nl-3twSdbs j HOLDSWORTH GORDON. Trustee.
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DUNcANsoN BROS. Aue,:Oaeers

y
EEI fsf sE S OF At THha5sT
IL THE CITY OF A-HINGTON. b. c
NJ folio s4t + one 2, the land records Of the
sci; sa TTEspAT., The EiGHiEkSTH DAY S OF
front Of the PREMISES the following real estate situate
in the city Of WASHINGTON and District of Columbia
and descbed as lot nueeSed thirty S Of
division Of lots numbered fourteen Q4 fifteen Qs.
weifs Subdivision Of square numbered two hundred
a s I s4 With s sh an plat Of tine
heredtsments and appurtenances to the same belong
Ters Of sae q the purchase money in
cash the balance I'm one and two years with interest at
deed OF trust upon the property sold or all CASH at the
option OF pllreha ser ConXeyancing &c at purchasers
Terms of sale to be complied with within five days.
a eOs thu to sell
n,,ssas f SsfsI VS. \ sa s2Ea Trustees.
THE A Ap SALE + FosTRoSED ON AG
TTL vS1-E 1 cR PAY OF NOVEMBER. Alb. 1854
nls-asds fka aSh H 4. sMifH.i Trustees;
4 ,HARLEs W. HANDY. Real Estate Agent
TRUSTEES SALE
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust. maze thec
m day Of Of the s a9a a IN s t
ftHH 81 S5yfHs3x ~ s 5sl$s
NeEwens subdivision Of part Of lot three square
ton otherwse known as house and premises. No iis
street northwest in said city.
" seurrd BY said DEED Unpaid to Wit
S. O4 80 with expenses Of sails in cash and the balance
purchaser bearing interest from the day Of sale and
saken Deposit of 800 must be made Al time of sale
AL at cost & GqrSI-s esRUs1 Trustee
DUNCaNsoN BROS. Auets. NJ. eosds
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The Earthquake i'm Boston.

Boston. November 24.-The earthquake shock,
reported from various points in New Hampshire as
having occurred early this morning. felt In this
vicinity also: gentleman living in Cliftondaie
states that he noticed it very perceptibly, and
noted the time, which was 1910 a. IN.
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BANK STOCK IN LITIGATIoN.-To-day O. c. Green,
by Gordon Gordon, filed q bill against the Farm.
ers' and Mechanics National Bank OF Georgetown
for the transfer OF certain stock to him. The bill
states that A. n. Pickrel held certificate for 81
wh0 In 1876 deposited 1t as collateral for loan in
the National Bank OF the Republic; that the latter
20th last and he presented 1t defendant the
day. and asked that the transfer Of said stock to
him be made on the books OF the bank. but it was
refused. He further states his belief that defend
ant claims lien on said stock, OF which he had no
notice. and that he purchased said stock In the
course OF his business as broker, and ts therefore
entitled to the transfer
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N q % HlER.

Sofk THROAT Is SooS REtrkvED by Dr. Jaynea
hxpectoranI an old remedy Tor Bronchial and PGl-
Dcnary disorders
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The VESSELS OF the North Atlantic squadron
have been ordered TO rendezvous at New orleans
some time during February.
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.

WAsH1seros TESTIMONIAL No. 1910
300 18TH s. E.. WASHINGTON D. c.,
ar September s. 1884
MIR. c. AUFRRACH. corner 7th and HNtreets
Agent American Sewing Machine Comrany:
DEAR SIR: After using the American Button Hole
Machine In my family for fourteen years, with great
success we it Is months ago the improved
High Arm, No. 7,Amercen, made by same company The
nen both in construction and material used It runs
exeeedinEiy light and noiseess is simple and re-
In my home. Respectfully. GEO. ". WATSON.
Chief Clerk q. 8. Navy Yard
New improved machines of every description, from
$23 up All machines warranted. instruction free by
lady teachers. All kinds rented and repaired
e. AUERBACH. Corner It'll and n Streets
the Saxony Wool German Hand Knit Jackets
Socks. Gents Jerseys, and Bicycle Hose MS
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RANGE OF TIE THEKMOMErRR.-The following
were the readings at the ofioe OF the chief signal
or1cer todaE am, $40; IL a M s73; pm, 90 O.
Maximum. SIS; minimum, 35a
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euitnGs overcoatnos. md Troussr1ngs rscsivsd ana
open fU nspectin. 0cnfismn WIN plaos tkslr orasrs
afthe
LAApxxO TAILORING xsrAsamzxsxr OF
WASHINGTON
r. d. EABR
- 1111 nnnsy2vanza axonDs
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS

Ow FARES-NORFOI.K AND FORTRESS MON
xIROE-First Fare IS Round Trip s.. Steam
sr ady of the AXE Monday "Wednesday and Frias at
$50 PASSAGE and rooms secured At General once,
9Th street wharf Potomac River landing-Steaner
Thompson Monday. Wednesday and Friday s. NJ Tel
ephole call I65 no13
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TO..MORROw.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctsoneers,

"ALTER 3. WILLIAMS CO, Auctioneers
WALNUT FRAME PkRLOR SUITE, UPHOLSTE RED
IN SATIN DELAtNE. WALNUT CHAMBER
SUITE, ASH CHAMBER SUITE. WIRE WOVEN
MATTRESSES, HAZE AND HUSK MATTRESSES,
WALNUT. MARBLE TOP SIDEBO.RD EN-
TENSION TABLE AND DINING ROOM CHAIRS.
TAPESTRY. BRUSSELS CARPETS. FEATHER
PILLOWS AND BOLSTERS, BLANKETS.
CROCKEEY. ETC,
On TUESDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY-FIfTH. 1894.
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. shall sell at
the residence of LADY, declining housekeeping No.
300 street northwest the above collection of house
hold effects.
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HUNTERS Po1NT, l. l., November 24.-The storm
did considerable damage last night The extensive
lumber sheds OF Charles Wood, at Amityville, were
blown down, and the sheds and barns of John
Buehler, at Mineola. were demolished Many trees
and outbuildings at Hampstead Plains were blown
down, while others were damaged.
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fTNHoMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
MAGNIFICENT PARLOR AND CHAMBER FURNI-
TURE. ELEGANT WINDOW DRAPERY SUPERB
DININd-ROOM FURNITURE, &c, CONTAINED
IN THE BUTLER MANSION. CORNER OF B
STREET AND NEW JERSEY AVENUE IMME-
DIATELY OPPOSITE THE O. 8. CAPITOL,
LATELY OCCUPIED By SENATOR JOHN p
JONES. AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER TWENTY.
EIGHTH. 1884, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, shall
sell at the ABOVE residence the elegant effects the fol-
lowing being only partial list
Magnificent Parlor Suite, beautifully upholstered Il
Satin. and in splendid condition; cost 81. 600
Satin indow Hangings to match
Elegant W Window Draptry throughout the house.
superb Marqustry Cabinets
Marquetry Tables. beautiful designs.
Very Handsome Marble Top Tables.
Several Paror suites In ue condition and exquisitely
upholstered
Separate Chairs beautifully upholstered in different
designs.
Couches and Easy Chairs
Superbly Carved Walnut Chamber Furniture
Imam led and Ash Furniture, il LarQuetry
work. and very costly.
Fine hair Mattresses and Spring Under Beds
The Finest Feather Pillows and Bolsters
Hasn1tcent Sideboard, Extension Table and Carving
Billiard Table and its appurte,ances
Together with other articles OF value which cannot be
enumerated
NB-Ths is of the most elegantly furnished res
PARTIES to secure firstc articles.
The house will be thrown to the public on
Thu sday Thanksgiving day. preceding the sale.
E20-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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Bureau OF Medicine and surgery.

ANNcAL REPORT OF SURGEON GENERAL GUNSELr, OF
THE SAvy-THE AMOUNT INVOLVED THE So
CALLED VOUCHER FRAUDS NOT rET AscERrAlNED.
The annual report OF Surgeon General Gunnell
has been submitted TO the Secretary OF the Navy.
The ratio OF mortality In the navy for the year 1888
was 4 55 per thousand OF force. The estimates for
the ensuing fiscal year amount to s225 $50.
The report recommends the building of a wharf
and the erection OF a small hospital at Widows
Island, On the coast or Maine, where infected
vessels may be sent.
With respect to the investigation of the bureau
the report says: 1.-THE result has been the discovery
or large number Of fraudulent vouchers amount
Ing TO many thousand dollars The examination
OF the business of the Office has continued until the
present Time and Is still in progress and IL Is
yet possible 10 state what is the OF the loss to
the government. Many OF these vouchers
are evidently and entirely fraudulent being
for articles n-ver needed nor delivered.
Others appear TO have been raised In amount
after passing through the ofice in regular form OF
approval for some articles actually ordered for pur
chase" The surgeon general mas Instituted every
method OF precaution In making purchases and In
procuring certificates Of inspection and receipt
from Responsible officers that seems to be necessary
The Investigation or the condition OF tine bureau
by the board appointed by the Secretary has not
suggested any fault in its management under the
present method
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PHYSICIANS Axp DRuaersrs
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b B o o WWWW nm
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+ + E f So ! I Isl
e BbT Il TIT .Tr ZEE gaf ssss
BBB Il r + En- RRk ssss
BBB II i : ZEE ( 4 ssss
AS THE BEST TONIC.

This medicine. combiriu ron with pun Vegetable
INDIGESTION, MALARIA. WEAKNESS, IMPURE
BLOOD, CHfI4LS AND FEVER. aud NEURALGIA
reaches every part Of the system pures and enrches
the blood strengthens the sces and nerves
and invgorates the system.
A FINE APPEIIZER-Best tonic known
1t VII loire the worst Of Dyspepsia removing All
distressing symptoms such Tasting the Foo Belch-
Ing Heat in the Stomach, Heart 1nrn. etc.
THE ONLY IRON MEDICINE THAT WILL NOT
BLACkEN OF, INJUkE IL TEETH.
1t Is invaluable for diseases peculiar women and TO
all persons who lead sedentary lives.
An UNFAILING REMEDY FOR DISEASES OR
THE LIVER AND KIDNEYS.
Persons suffernr fl the effects Of overwork ner.
vons troubles lose OF appetite debility experience
IT DOES NOT CAUSE HEADACHE Or PRODUCE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Iron medicines do
1t is the only preparation of Iron that causes no nu
rions effects. Physicians and Druggists recommend it
as the BEST. TRY IT.
The genuine has Trade Mark and crossed red lines on
wrapper. Take no other. Made only by
aul9 BROWN CHEMICAL CO., Baltimore Md
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THE PRESIDENTS INTENTIONS AFTER MARCH
FoURTH.-1t is stated at the White House that the
President has not decided upon any plan CT move
ment after the fourth of March, and has given no
thought to q European tour, as reported.
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TRoaIAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

FyNHO11AS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
500 SINGING CANARIEs AND FANCY BIRDS AT
AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER TWENTY
FIFTH. 1894 at ELEVEN O'CLOCK. at my suction
rooms. 1lth and Pennsylvania avenue shall sell the
above consignment. Birds be purchased at private
sale before the sale. n22-2t
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CHANCERy SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ RIAL RIAL ~ ESTATE. LoCAIED No; s94 SEyES-
TON. d. c., BEING OTPOS TIE THE. RICHMOND
FLATS AND THE METROPOLITAN CLUB

1ON. u u, BEING OIPCS HE RICHMOND
FLATS AND THE METROPOLITAN CLUB
HOUSE
BY of decree Of the Supreme Court of the a.,
D:stI IF Columbia, passed in Equity cause No. Fic
9UE docket "a on the 10th day OF November A. D. --A
1854 the undersigned Trustees i'll said cause will
offer for sale III front the premises at public auction
on WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER TWENTY SIXTH,
1884. 1t the hour Of FOUR O'CLOCK p. M all that
Piece parcel OF ground and promises situate lyinx
and being in tine City Of Washington District Of Colu
ba, and known and designated Gil the plat plan of
said City and District Lot numbered twenty -four
ca being subdivision OF part Of original lot
Eered one "a and part Of original numbered hrt
three 1881 III square number hundred and twenty
seven tl27), beginning for the at point the
southeast corner of i'd square running due west
thence due east eighty 1867 feet thence due north
thirty $50, feet along the line of 18th street west
the place Of beginning.
Terms OF sale third cash, balance in equal in
sta,ments III six Co and twelve 2) months from day Of
SALE with iGteres. 1T the OF six IS per centurl
ainuIn from day OF sale. and payment thereof to
secured by the pronissory notes of tie purchaser
purchasers the whole purchase money can lie paid
In CASH at the option OF the purchaser deposit of
$500 required at time of sale ConyeyaIciIix, Sc at
cost OF purchaser. Terms of sale be complied
with IN ten days after sale otherwise the trustees re-
serve the right to RESELL at os dafauting purchaser
after five days public notice of such resale IN some
newspaper published in Washington d. C.
AMOS WEBSTER,
JOHN Is. LARSER., Trustees
1914 T street,
DT1NCAGSON BROS Aurts 3s-lt,
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THoMAS BOWLING. Aacttonser

T'HoMAS BOWLING. Aacttonser
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF WINTER CLOTHING.
EMa iis Goats oVERCoATS. PANTS. CAR
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER TWEEN
TI-SlxTi. 1884. at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, 1 shall sell
within my auction IN street and Pennsylvania
avenEe the above stock without regard n2I4t
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Nh. BuRcHAED, director Of the mint. has returned
TO washington.
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r~nsstsonsn' c<ocee srd Ponds ,,d Information -,
PrrS!us the Markets received through wires IN
sTANILY. direct from the New York Stock Exchaaz,
Al orders executed and reported promptly JAG
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CAPE HENLoPEN, DEL, November 24.-During a
heavy wind and rain storm last night the bark
Maria Repetto Qtalianl. from Genoa, for Philade-
phia. went ashore at Point of Capes. She is well
TO her assistance She reports that she Is leaking
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THE LEAVE, on account of sickness, granted
Lieut.. Col. Andrew ]. Alexander I'd cavalry, is still
further extended six months On surgeon sEcertifi-
cate OF disability
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Cable, the novelist, and Mark Twain the hu-
nor1st VIII entertain their 1rst audience In this
city at the Congregational church this evening
Union Bethel A. VI. 6. church has elected the
i9iowing trustees for the ensuing year Thomas
II. wright, Henry Wood. George X. Daily, Andrew
irvine, w. +. Tyson, John A. Simms ST. James
washington, Jerry Johnson and JAS T. Harris
company A, Capital City Guard, Capt T. S.
B tonight.
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TINO NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
SOUTH
POTOMLC STEAMBOAT CoMPANY's popular
steamer GEORGE LEARY leaves 9TH street wharf
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at $50 y. Return
ing. leaves Norfolk Monday Wednesday, and Friday
hour. stopping at finey Point and Corn1eld
Harbor going and rttu ming.
Exclusive connection with the Boston and Providence
steamers Connect also with New York and Rich
mUn6 steamers, Norfolk and Western, SeaboGri
and Roanoke. Ocean View and Virginia Beach
railroads
PsssaEe AMI rooms can be secured at Baltimore and
Ohio ticket Office. at l4th street and Ps1nsylva-
avenue. 81. Marc hotel, Office Of Enox'S express
9Th and Pennsylvania avenue, and at company
otface. Itn street wharf.
hlIox's express viii can for and check bazgagefrom
hotels ard private residences.
Freight received daily until y. m
ser WILLIAM T. WHICH General Agent
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I'd Edition.
Latest f6leglanS to The Stal.

Murdered At a Political Gathering.
READIEab Pa, November Sat- a political gath
ering at Myerstown, on saturday night. three
brothers, named Shirk, stabbed John hintzer. Of
Womelsdorf, this county, and his father, Isaac
kintzer, VINO tnterfered TO defend his son. The
younger Kintzer will probably die. The ShirE
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REVERSED By THE SUPREME COuRT-1n the {.
s. Supreme Court to-day, In the case OF Brooke
Mackall against Alfred Richards, the decree of the
lower court, In favor OF Richards was reversed and
a decision In favor OF Mackall was rem dered.
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JOHNSON BROTHERS
THARvEs AND RAILROAD YARD
Twelfth and Water strssts southwest
BRANCH YARDS AND oHFIcEA
1st9 street norfhwes
3t1f 7th street NORTHWEST:
1sN Peunsylvania avenue northwest
III eth street northwest.
Corner ID and X streets northwest;
81 Reunsylvsnis southwest
LANCET PRIVATE RAILROAD YARD 0OCTH
or NEW YORK; also, EXTENSIVE wHARyE s, Giving
us unsuxpaIed facilities tor tins economic handling az
FUEL Of Ill kinda
COAL DELIVERED on CARS DIRECT FROM TIE
MINES INTO OUR YARD.
We deal only IN hsst qualities of ANTHRACITE sna
31TCNNoub COAL
An kinds Of WOOD other IN the stick or pssparsass
oedse, Ct our factory.
CLAN. COAL. FULL WEIGHT And MEASURE
PROMPT oeAvexses md prices low fael b
fur01ahsd sspls
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Mr.. CLEVELAND Nor INVITED TO TIE WRITE
HoUsE.-The report that President Arthur has in
vited Prestdentelect Cleveland to AVA, himself OF
the Inequalities OF the White House during the
preparations for his Inauguration is denied at the
White House
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-24

PROVIDENCE. r. l., November 24-In Newport the
wind blew at the rate OF 50 miles an hour. The
steamer Bristol started for New York, but was
compelled to anchor at Fort Adams before she got
out OF the harbor. She proceeded this morning
The steamer Pilgrim, from New York, did not ar.
rive at Newport Until noon,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-24

AT THE WASHINGTON NAVY YARD tomorrow
they will put ten-inch Jacket on q tube. 1t Will
be the largest piece OF gun-making ever done on
this side OF the Atlantic.