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AmuSenenss.

FoRp's OPERA Horsr---Those famous gymnasts,
the Hanlons, delighted their auditors last night by
their ininitable contortions and ludicrous adven-
lures Incidental TO their wedding tour through
Switzerland The Hanions remain during the week,
appearing IN matinees on wednesday, THURSDAY
ALBAUoBs OPERA HoUsE.--"In the Ranks is one
OF the most famous sensational plays or the day,
pany and admirable scenic effects. Mr.. Buckley
as Ned Draytoa, Mr.. Fitzpatrick Col. Winter. and
MI. Frank Kilday as Gideon Blake are especially
good In their respective roles
NATIONAL THIArRR.-Bronson Towards emo
uonal success, "Young Mrs winthrop" is most ac-
oeptably presented this week at the National. The
rich character acting OF Miss Ada Dyas as Mrs.
Dick chss,cpn enliyens the otherwise dispiriung
story. Her comedy Is nearly perfect The other
Characters are very well impersonated. "Young
MIS- Winthrop" holds the boards during the week.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURcH.-Mr. George KEENAN,
Will deliver the third lecture OF the course on
"Asiatic Russia" on Wednesday evening. The sub
1ect WIN be "The Cossack Conquest" and win be
treated In Mr.. Kennan's happiest style. II Will
prove rare treat TO those who attend.
THEArIR CoMIQUR.--The lovers OF variety are at
tracted this week by the performance OF the "a
mlah combination Singing, dancing, character
acting and other specialties make up Very Inviting
variety program.
DIME MusEuM.-The Hollywood family are back
again, and delight both old and young this week
speciality company Is an additional attraction.
HERzoos MUsKuN.-The success OF the Jennie
kmoau opera company has led to q re-engage-
ment, and this week .'olivette" is put upon the
stage and sung In q first-class manner
BfscH0pF CoNcERr.-The second concert OF the
Friday evening.
FORREST HALL.-The annual ball OF the Knights
OF st. Bernard will be held here Wednesday even
ing.
NEW COURSE OF LEcrrREs.-Pror John Ftske's
course OF lectures On "Tne Story OF The American
ttonal church.
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CTEAMEk I. V. ARRowSMITH
FROM TTH STREET WHARF.
STEAMERS.
CU y \ II u LIN L.

CUNA LINE.
NOT CF.
l. a y r 70 L T T.
THE CCNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY. LIMITED
BETWEEN NEW lOIsk AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR
FROM PEI; ~. N X NEW YORK
AURtSIA We'd Dec 81. PNyoSIs We'd, Jan. d
BoTHNIA 49,. We'd. Jan :. ScYT Wed. FEB 4.
We'd. Jan IA ~sRv1A...-. Wei, Fob. n
OREGON We l.. Jan 81. GALLIA. ...-- We'd Feb l8
AND rELKY WEDNESDAY FROM MEN EOl X
RATS OF PAssAGE-[6O $50 and Sin0 according;
TO OmnoiatiO0s
Storage very low rates Steer re tickets from I.iv
erTool aud Cueensown and al other parts Europe ss
lowest rates
Through bills of lateu given FOR Belfast. Glasgow,
Hayre Antwerp and Che- ports the Continent. and
for Mediterranean ports
For rv-at and passage apply tthe Colnpa y'soifice
Nc. A, Bowlii2 Green. both Steera,e and Cabin ~
OTIS BiGELON y co co. IA St. Washington, ID. o.
VERNON H. BIsCN% .. Co New York:
Orto NessIs. OTIS BIGEIOW * co.
dis 6LS 7th street. WASHINGTON.
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Reported for TIE EVENING STAR
COUNTY SCHOOL TRusTEEs.-At the last meeting
OF the board OF school commissioners OF Alexandra
county, John W. slater IN the chair, the offices Of
trustees held by Dr. T. n. Talbot and William n.
TofrysOn were declared vacant. A. r. Douglas was
elected 10 Dr. Talbotps place. and Harvey Bailey In
that OF Mr.. Torryson
FfRk-At one O'Clock this afternoon q small
frame house on Patrick street, near OrOnko,
caught f1re from the stove and was burned, and
several neighh0ring houses were damaged. The
NOTES.-The Old Dominion Building Association
has declared dividend OF g per share.-Watch-
night WIN be o6sefYed here at all the Methodist
churches In this tity.-Mr. Hugo Herfurth. of
this city, has lost two children by scarlet fever and
two others are Ill with tho disease.-The Mount
dent = 1chwaE vice president, J. Brown treas-
ufefs Z. j. ktnstain secretary. and ]. Bendhefm
guafdian-John r Foepry, one OF the assessors
/ froctor has been stricken with paralysiR@
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In Dispute With Attorney General
Brewster.
TROUBLE ABOUT TIE ?

TRENTON, N. j., December 3o-Umred States
supervisor Rowe is In dispute with Attorney Cen
erA Brewster respecting the pay OF the United
ton IN this state. Rowe says the marshals and
supervisors should be paid for six and half and
written TO Marshal Deacon declining to pay for more
than three days. The matter Will probably be
taken to the Court Of Claims by some OF the super
vtsorsI
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MARRGED.

FRITCH-SoPER. On December 18th. 1894 By RsV.
DR.. Edwards, pastor of Trinity NJ. E. Alexandria Va.
GEO. J. FRITCH, Of Georgetown. d. c. aud Miss ADA
B. SOPER Of Alexandria
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Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
10 THE NORTH, WFST AND SOUTHWEST
DCtbLE lEACk- SPLENDID SCENERY
STEEL RAILS MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT

Doi T at, TIE S2k1H MFsh hJ mp soTTHwEsr
sfEL kafIs sf aksSp efSHf E5u1pmEsr
~ EJECT I.-cKaiBzR 31d. IaS4
ra1ts leave WASHINGTON. from station. corner OF 9Th
1s; b.ts6'.; and me Vest Gheago Limited Express
ne aTa f s t q; sad n with WITH SLEEP
Su Except 'S 10 sn cA aase
with Sleeping Car Altoona % Chicaeo. Western E1.
canieets daily tor orr t f 5 {. selpna uar
tsff9nEF 70 C1 ne Z. Nai HPrss 10 o. daily
Nafhs,nz = a e SEisa S poroy,c
Fer Ifie. cansndaisa. koebesse1' Balo o Assxara
ioOo , m DAILY; except Saturday. with falaee Cars
For Nianisporr. iock Haven and El1nIra. $40 IN
Fer Sew Iork AID The East rs. $50. HOO a n.
2'1 400 100 ana II IS N OI Sunday 400
Psfior Cars 20 & H. daily kept sanda ;. fanan
For teston without change. 200 every weekday
For BrooElyn, all through t:aips connect Jer
sey City with boats Of Brooklyn annex affUrCng
transfer fulton street. avoiding DO uble ferriae
sc.9ss New forA city
400 and II Is ,. IN On Sunday 400 go, 1910 and
Ills In Limited E2Press $40 a. daily. except
Fer B4itiGores e-$5; rs $50; 30, hoo a. NJ. 1908
2C0 40. Az. 40. 60. 80 ~ 90 and II Is y m
Or SUNDAY. Al. NCoa- H.. AGO. 90 7.AO. 1000 and
For Pope 3 Creek Line essa N and 4op. m daily
Fer ahnapoiis Ssa un 12Os and AS 2. IN daily, ex
AiIXaSDRIA AND FkEbERIcKsBURG RAILWAY.
ASn ALEXANDRIA AND WARRINGTON RAIL
For Alexandra, so 100 e25. Il Oh and 1l,s5 a m.
~stsso . % IL % a IA. % p n.
Trans leave AlexzlriS Tor Washington o. seo 10 90
ard IL 10 rnidni.6t IeScep, Monday. On sunday a,
60, and iol0 I-O5 and l040 p IL. and la,lo
1kets and information at the Office northeast
ZION where orders can be left for the checking o; ba
sass 70 desiIn9sion from hotels and RESIDENCES:
General MANAGER, General Passenger Agent.
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PHYsIc1Ass AND DRuae1srs
RECOMMEND
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a FINE AfPETIZER-Best tonic known.
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Invaluable for diseases peculiar to women. and 70
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Persons SUFFERING from the effects Of overwork ner
vons troubles loss Of appetite debility experience
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Iron medicines do.
1t Is the only preparation OF Iron that nu
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I'd Edition.
Latest TGlGglans to The Star.
The New Limo to Philadelphia.

WILMINGTON, DEL, December 30-The officers Of
the Baltimore and Philadelphia railroad company
report that the last rail Of that portion the line
lying within the state OF Delaware was laid last
night and that the first train OF cars will pass over
thfs completed portion between the Maryland and
pennsylvania state lines, o distance OF eighteen
miles, tomorrow.
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MO CURE NO PAY-wHITEHURsTs CEDAR
~ BALaSAM is warranted 70 cure oougha Coda
Group. Throat and Lung Diseases &C Six drops dooo
Try IT, II not satisfied return the empty bottle and get
your money back Sold by all DruRRsts nll-f tn thSm
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Capitol Topics.


COINAGE OF SILVER DoLLaRa
The House committee on coinage weights and
measures VIII consider Representative Buckners
Dill TO stop the coinage OF silver dollars shortly
after the reassembhng OF Congress Representa-
tive Bland, chairman OF the committee, who was
detained at his home by illness has returned 20 the
city! lie says he VIII oppose the Buckner bill, aud
VIII favor measure providing for tree and un-
limited coinage OF both silver and gold.
The SECRETARY OF WAR has issued a circular
directing that Messrs A. II. Buck q Co,
OF this city, be no longer recognized az
attorneys In the prosecution OF any claim or other
matter before the War department or any or its
bureaus
ALL the departments WIN be closed at noon 70.
THE NEW GOVERNMENT IN ALAsKA-Hon. j. n.
kinkead, the new governor OF Alaska, has arrived
In the city, lie has been acting under the laws re-
Gently passed giving TO Alaska a government ana
nnds that In several particulars congressional 40
Ton is Eeeded 10 secure their efficiency. He VIII
rem ain here FOR some time
ALLthe menb ers OF the cabinet except Secretary
Lincoln were present at the regular cabinet meet
Ing to-day.
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By virtue Of IN order Of tho Supreme Court OF the
Dictrist ct Coiombts holding an Orphans Court will
Gallery. No 1925 Pe1nsylysnia avenue northwest,
washington City, D. c., Oil paintings. water color
,o.s ta.es etc Many Of the ps1ntinss and engrynss
landscapes srtsts' studies from the nude; also por
traits Of William II Harrison. Don Miguel, King Of
q Stephens Mrs r b Hayes; Mrs John Drew. Mrs
periods, Croquet China and old Philadelphia China
The sale Will co mmence on MONDAY. the TWEL III
O'CLOCK p NJ. and will continue every afternoon and
Svening at the same hours and place. until all shall
have bt,en sold
"a And On WkDNEsDAY, THE FOURTEENTH DAY
will also SELL q said Art Gallery. the unexpired term Of
lease OF said Art Gallery rental 300 per monthease
portfolios. work benches. tools. irons. stoves old
frames and materials belonging to frst-ciuss art
store and also one mare csrrsee. harness. business
wagon. sleigh runners, &C. all belonging to the estate
OF late Henry N. Barlow, the well known art connos-
sour.
Terms Of sale: Cash. WILLIAM j. MILLER,
d3A dts Administrator
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AccrDENr-Last Sunday evening. while Willie
Frey, the l5-year-old son of Andrew Frey. and
some companions were coming down 3Oth street,
near street, young Frey slipped and fell, break
ing his left leg.
XMAS CLCB.-The Georgetown Christmas Club
Will hold Its entertainment tomorrow afternoon in
the Curtis school building. Messrs Mayreld and
Brown have been kept very busy issuing the
tickets OF admission, and It Is thought that four
hundred children win participate.
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The Ralttmorc m.rx.e.

BALTIMORE. December 30-vinetnia sizes CONSOLE.
1es s. bid sSSp0ns 81 new m
RLTsMSmE Mp P Pssn easy and
DO extra . iaa sugsf ely &:
ssat 80; Patapseo family IS; .uperlatiSe patani
and AND ss rsa
southern amber, soass: No Mary isnd soasos; No i
s'nss5 81 ssnSsi May ss
sS@tbesD xb wsse5n and easier
sss sss .is Ss;
Pennsyivsns ssass i've quiet quiet s0.Sa irey.sos:
steady other ns asc Ss'sa rTssss
BSS sn s and
So5S barrels: wheat. 200 bushels: corn: sSSsSd
SSshss e snsses SS
bushels; corn. lN.ooo bushels.
The Chicago Markees.
CHICAGO. H., December 3o.-Closne prices:
f k1sn T. NAY ss sss
ILL., s a.ss ss:
The PetroleumrM ariss.
PITTsBURG, December So-crude oil Quset mo-
745s but dropped back d j osioei 70 sts
He WILL NOT FORGIVE HkR.--The Rev. Mr..
Downs OF Worthwhile, L. L, has refused TO have
con Terry. He has begun a divorce suit against
her and asks for the custody OF the children He
also sues Terry for seduction and abduction Mrs.
Downs mother has also brought suit against Terry
Tor breaking up her daughters home
CoNGR EssNAS FIEpLER's STORE RoBBRp-
Thieves broke into Congressman William H. F.
FEEDERS hat and FUR store at Springfield and
South orange avenues, Newark, N. j.. early Sun.
day morning and stole fur goods valued &C $500
They took a sealsktn cloak worth f4O0 fourteen fur
hats, and other articles The front door was pF1ed
open with Jimmy.
ELoPEMENT OF MARYLAND GrRL--Miss Belle
Gosler, age fifteen, the only daughter OF Mr.. y.
Gosler, or Llnwood Md, eloped last Friday night
with Harry Giles Miss Goser met Giles at church
generally, and after the services they would stroll
home together through the woods. MIS- 0osler
objected TO the attentions Giles paid her daughter
because OF the latters youth. AFTER she expressed
her Will romantic clandestine meetings were ar
ranged and on Christmas morning the girl LEFT her
home In company with her cousin, Mrs Stevens.
They proceed ed TO Seaford. where Giles lived. The
following day Mrs Stevens saw the couple together
but the girl returned before dark. The family re-
tired at II o. m, and about an hour later Giles
came 10 the house In q carriage and gave the signal
for his fair one TO appear. The elopement was not
known until the next morning, when seven detec.
tves were put on their track, but failed 70 over.
take them until they were married at Sharpestown.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
FJ,RUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Il RIAL ESTATE. ON FOURTEENTH STREET

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Il RIAL ESTATE. ON FOURTEENTH STREET
SOUTHWEST.
By virtue of dscrse Of the Supreme Court Of Thea
District Of Columbia. passed on the feth d.y Of Fl
April. u. 1874 IN certain therein pending.
the same being equity cause No. 646z. will sell, Ct
pu bic auction in front Of the premises on TUESDAY
I.FPAsT FOUR O'CLOCK PM, that part Of LOT
No. 10 square 265 according to subdivision made br
the Commissioners. Of panr Ragans estate. fronting
l<h street 10 feet aud running back the said width
IL" depth u 80 feet inches together with the improve
nents thereon
Terms Of sale Cne-third OF the purch ase money In
and IL months sitter dag Of SALE bearing interest Ut
B. PAID n ash az the OF op a u 81 ahe
title 70 the property sold viii BE- withheld until all the
purchase money Will interest IL pad deposit Of $50
will be required at the time Of SALE II terms of sale
are not compiled with within day after day Of
eTy a. the risk and cost of the iefaulng
All conyeyancing at the cost % thu pure hsser
WILLIAM W. BOARMAN Trustee
Room l. Webster Law Building
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts. dl1-d&ds
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An Injunction On New YOrk,s Alder
men.
NEW YORK, December 30-When the board of
aldermen met to-day an injunction was served on
Them restraining the board from confirming any
nomination from mayor Edison for the positions OF
commissioner OF public works and corporation
sell The Injunction was issued by Judge Beach at
the instance OF Theodore Roosevelt and others, on
the ground OF nlleged fraud and corruption.
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Kew York Aldermen Before the Grand
Jury,

men waited around the grand jury room to-day,
waiting to be called before that body. Alderman
Waite was before them about twenty minutes He
looked very serious when he left the room, and
showed dissemination to converse about the
matter.
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The New York stock Markcs.
The following are the opening and 8 p m pncs
ofthe New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special Wire to H. H. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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District Government Affair.

MISCELLANEOUS.
Chief Cronin has sent q report OF his recent test
o. the new IRE engine, made by Clapp jones, OF
New York, and says he fnds IL In every way du-
plicate Of No engine, built last year by the same
company, and recommends that IL be accepted
POLICE CHANCES
Chief OF Police Dye recommends TO the Commits
Soners that lst class Private j. J. Murphy be made
private OF the ID class vice Allen, reduced LIST class
private C. 7. Wright, TO be private OF the "a class
vice Norc0m. resigned, and Vim. Murrell 70 be PR
vate OF tho LIST class, vice Wright, promoted. The
Commissioners have approved the changes
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The Society OF Naturslsts OF the Eastern United
States, now IN session IN the lecture-room OF the
National Museum, to-day elected the following Of
ncers: President Grove K Gilbert. of
washington, ID C.; vice presidents Professor
II. Newell Martin, OF MARYLAND: T. D. Cope
OF pennsylvania. and Harrison Allen, OF Pennsyl.
vania; secretary, Charles Sedgwick Minot OF Mas
sacnuSetts; treasurer, Charles A. Ashburner. OF
pennsylvania; members OF the executive commit
zee elected from the society at large K Ramsay
Massachusetts,
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SALE OF CONDEMNED STORES AT MARINE
BARkACKH. WARRINGTON, D. c.
On WEDNESDAY. JANUARY SEVENTH, 1898 ut
TIN O'CLOCK A. NJ we shall sell at public auction .
large quantity Of condemned articles Cartridge
Boxes Musket Slings, Bayonet Scabbards, Swords
Waist beits Knapsacks, Haversacks Canteens, Old
Iron Brass, Trunipets, Drums Crescents and strsps
Old Hose, Swords frogs, etc :, etc.
Terms caah at time of sale
BY order Of the Quart6rmaster.
did WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO Aucts
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DENTISTRY.

CAMUEI T. SCOTT ID. d. S.
- fifteen years experience In Dentistry. Once l207
FstTset northwest. Preservation the Natural Teeth
especially. oc25
DR RANDALL PARSONS. 42S 7rH STREET
IL n. " over Baliantynes Operative and MECHANICAL
Dentistry sktiliLiiy performed GAS administered;
moderate fees Ien years experience. Hours from
q to D. m
nR STARR PARSONS COR 9rH AND E STREETS
LIN W. Filling speciality; also. the cure Of tooth
ache without extracting. local snzstle.hic. used
the gums. aieyiates pain II extracting Gas given
Charges moderate NJ
nR I. NJ TALBOT, DENTIST. No 43T 7TH
stFeec. three doors from z Dentistry IN all
ITS branches Teeth inserted 81 per set AL work
x1nfod
"ALKERS. 204 10TH STREET NORTHWEST,
w MOTH PROOF CARPET LINING
fe1t Lime. Cffneuts Tar ksper Roofing, Pitch aud
3ins. Round ami 50 uare Chimhey E1ueA "a ms
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POPULAR SUMMER ROUTE
Conlmenci'.g May 3D. and every Saturday thereafter
sailing from Quebec Liverpool. making the shortest
ocean voyage only five days from land TO land The
1roD Steamships o. this line surpassed FOR strength
speed and comfort and lifted with all the lnCerE
improvements that practical experience suggest
Cabin. SiuaiId SGD. intermediate. $50. IS.
LIVE X ALDEN. General Agents,
Ia broadway, New YORK.
G. W. MOSS. Washington. ID. q,
ALLAN LINE-WINIER SERVICE.
Portland tn Liverpool every Thursday until May
Cabin. $50 sal ard $50. intermediate. S36 IS Extra
weekly ships to Boston from Liverpool. Queenstown
Londonderry. Clasl- and Galway for PREPAID business
only. Through tickets issued To any railroad station in
the United States Intermediate. $50 I5; steera-e. 81
Tie Baltimore service viii be Iesunied, commencing
April 5. and regularly thereafter
Apply 10 LENE x ALDEN. General Agents. 20i Broad
way New York. O. W. MOSS.
rs PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
rnhl3-th.s stu Washington. D. c.
GENERAL. TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
" BETWEEN NEW YORs HAyRE.
Company pier. No ~ North River. foot OF Morton
street. New York
Labrador ierie- d'Hauteriye. Wednesday, Dec 81. 8
p
ST. Laurent. Gle JDusselin, Wednesday. Jan T. 10 a. m
AMeriQfe. Sautei1, Wednesday. Jan Il. = =. an.
Cheeks payable sight, IN suit, tia
BanGue Trsnsatlantique OF Paris LOUIS DE BEBIAN
Agent. No. q, Bowling Green, New York.
q. W. MOSS. 225 Pennsylvania avenue:
j. W. BOTELER & son. g23PPunsylvania avenue
o24 Agents for Washington. d. O.
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ScHooL Su1rs: SoHooi Surrs.
child guitP sses % r. short pants a. % % mp
BoyE School 6utA IL 20 IT. long pants a.. ~ 30
and 95 up. Boyy Single Jackets o. tx O. and 9a66up-
Tards Jhoys, single Psnts ~ Sl eASo TpwarA
Flsnnsl ahist Waist !te. 90 and q Mhsss md Boys
from soo md o. 10. Coed Wssaens ssolH But shcs
81. g and olt0 lslA-1sl6 Rnns5iyeni. svspqa S
- never wsax4 out. alwUo caean an6 can - WON.
CHEA Vf9HEK4
l3SSfh o1Eoot no4thWeot
Lady 4a41onA mi
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DISCHARGE OF NAVAL EMPLOYEES ORDERED
The Secretary OF the Navy has telegraphed
as follows to all navy yards which the cir
cular sent out by mail yesterday viii not reach
in time: "Discharge all employees who have hitherto
been paid under six months appropriation act.
property and loss Of life, and any such must work
without agreement for compensation" the order
covers the navy pay onices at the several princi-
nal cities
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NHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE THREE
~ STORY AND BACK BUILDING DWELLING
No AS NEW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN 4TH
A A. 9p STa STREETS NORTHWEST. CITY OF
By virtue o: decree Of the Supreme Court Of thed
District of Columbia passed on the 26th day Of No. M
vember 1854. in Equity Cause No 9l6O will offer -
for sale at public auction in front Of the premises
st FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ all that piece or parcel of
western half Of Lot No 8. in square No. 5H described
a. follows BEGINNING at point IL feet 80 inches from
the Of said lot and running
northwestery along the line OF New York avenue is
feet W inches and ut right angles with said avenue
the rear line Of said lot and the public alley; thence
southwestery along the said alley point half way
to the northwestern Of said lot and thence
aie with the western line Of said lot to the said
and the place Of beginning"
Tbs lot fronts Is feet 81 inches New YORK avenue
with an average depth Of 1873 feet to wide alley and
improved by threestory front with two story back
building containing nine beside bsth- and
water closet hydrant water two doors; well water
In kitchen; gas throughout
TERMS: One third cash; the balance in two equal
Installments, in six and twelve months, with notes
bearing interest and secured by deed Of trust all
cash. 1t option Of purchaser All conveyancing
cornR st cost OF purchaser II the sale not
complied with in seven days. the property to be sold
risk and Of the defaulting purchaser deposit u
$50 required at time Of sale. |"
E. R. McKEAN,
Administrator, &C.. Estate Of J. p McKean deceassd
DAG n. 80 ts3 Sc