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I'd Edition.
Latest q6leglanS to The Star.
The Mutt Trial.


PROCEEDINGS IN THE COURT rp-pAY-rgr STORY OF
JAMES NUTS UNcLE-TARGET PRACTICE IN
STABLE
PITTsBuRG, Jan. 17.-When the Mutt trial opened
lniS morning the court room was crowded As
usual Mrs. Mutt and family were not In their &c
customed seats Among those present. however
were MRS. breckenridge. accompanied by her hus-
oanQ VINO Is cashier OF the Peoples National Bank
OF thiontown, and who received letters threaten
ing ms life If he appeared as witness here.
smiling n is w" no pf3 net IN ioekihs ssn ana
extend well into next week, as there is only
pare possibility that the defense will more IN IN
Wen, an uncle of James Mutt. the witness last
examined yesterday, resumed his seat IN the wit
ness oox, and the examination recommended on
G What did you do on the afternoon OF June 18th
tn Nuts stablec
Ans was in the stable safidling horse heard
shooting. and went out and saw stephen Mutt and
James INDUCING in target practice The latter said
In neie James. you shoot. took the pistol and
pisto!, put 1T would not go off, and James said
Never mind. Uncle stephen. 1 viii go TO the
mouse no and get pistol that viii shoot"
ne then Drought pistol out or the house and we
hIed at boaru with It After several shots we
started home laughing and chatting did not
near stephen say: Nov. Jim, don't rail.r DO not
remember nearing him say anything. stephen had
an OLD bull dog pistol which would not shoot at
all. stephen had been talking TO James about gar
dening; | did not hear Jim say anything about
Dukes. and never spoke 10 him on the subject, be-
cause Duaes Name used to affect him so much.
INSANITY IN TIE NUT FAMILY
cart Nuts father was married twice Ey lis
nSt VIE Ne had Stephen Joseph. James and aoses
fun brothers OF Capt. Mutt. ami William George
anu JACKSON. ha!f-bruthers- Capt. Mutt aiSc had a
sister, Mary. She was full sister. Her mind was
affected committee WIS appointed by court 10
take charge of her. George Mutt Giei an fnbecilc.
DANES ana Moses, his fun brothers. Were both deaf
nuteS There We're court proceedings In the case
or George Mutt also. he being mentally incompe-
tent: Young Jim Was peculiar. and when talked 10
would get excited. lie WAS always a nervous boy.
II Told jim, the witness said, THAT II was said
Dukes was following LINE and il excited him, but
ne DID not say anything. / have talked TO hnn
ABOUT Dukes. and told him TO keep away from down
Town: that IL would be best Until after DukpsS
thai lie would Shluiier when Dukes was NAMED
'nd lost all interest in things and they could
not stir him up"
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DIED.


BROWNING. On January 10th. 1884 az - 80 m &C
his late residence of 1sth and Sstrets northwest.
SIIAS BiONNlNG. III the fifty-eghth year uf his
The funeral Will take place at o'clock Friday, 18th.
from his late residence.
CLARK At the residence Of his nephew. +. @ Shaw.
No 2ls street southeast, january i6 1854 JAMES T.
CLARK. Of Paris Hill Maine, aged sixty six Year,
Further notice hereafter. 2
DONA' DSON on January 10th. 1894 Of pnuemo-
MA EDNA IRENE daughter OF Sinclair and kAnnis
Donaldson. AGED two years and eleven montha-
She was pure so fair,
That. from her birth,
We looked upon her rs a dowee
Too delicate tor earth.
Edna. darling thou art happy nov.
angel child above
Safe IN the tender SieI'h rfis arrna,
safe ia his she .terilg love. BIZ MANA
Funeral from parents residence No GIG Eighth street
southwest friday. 18TH inst at O'Clock Rsls-
tves and friends invited TO attend
Dim. On yanuary l6. 1854. At AIS pm, BRIDGET
DUNN. aged Sky years.
The funeral viii take place from the residence Of her
sob in-law, ". s Brooks. No 2uS street northwonS
Friday evening AT hslf pest two O'clock Friends and
relst -yes are resi- ectIu.ly inyfted to attend -
RODGERS. LOUISA b. RODGERS On Jan gry l5th
1sS4 tw nty seven years
Funeral s.rNices lTldss, 18th. at O'Clock from
the Epiphany nlission No Lilo Maryland south
west
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The Maryland Senatorships.

THEY ARE DIVIDED BETWEEN THE SHORES BY STAT
Ute LAW.
Senator German informed STAR reporter to-day
that lie rule In Maryland providing that one Sem
ator shall be chosen from the eastern and one from
the western shore Is not an unwritten law, as
he's been supposed, but a regular statute
enacted by the legislature and approved by the
governor. He Says ii was repealed when Swami
was elected, for his election, and Immediately
enacted by the same legislature and is now ia
fu force. ''Though,. added tEe Senator.
''it would have no effect here. That question was
decided In the Trumbull CASE. The constitution OF
IitinOiS'proyded that no man on the bench should
De elected Senator, but the Senate decided that
neithera state constitution nor statute could put
any limitations upon the senatorsl,fp beyond
those OF the United states laws. Why,
for many years." continued the Senator,
tive elected cur governor at one time from the
Eastern and the next from the Western Shore I'M
der law requiring 1t. And until 1851 We had two
treaSurerS, one from the Eastern and one from the
Western Shore. No. the law is Regularly on the
statute books, and In full force and effect, though,
OF course, the legislature could, as In the Swami
case, repeal it.;
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Nominations.

The President sent the following nominations 20
the Senate to-day:
Riehard Lambert tCal,, 10 be L. S consul at San
Bias. Mexico
Iay inspector Edward May. 10 be paw director
:. Pay master Arthur J. prTtrhard To be n nav in
Spector, and a number Of p1StrnasrssrS
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Capitol Notes.
HOUSE, AfFOiNrNKNr

hotSk APPOINTMENTS.
Inc iolicving appointments have been made In
the House to-day:
Elsar ~ IacheTmRn and Err. Hutchinson. pages;
Bradford Aitelg fo.r- q y q. ,,tila.,,, 'e,t =
ne Sohlihlttee On pensions, b0unti's and back PAY:
"a. McioW3n. folder; W. Il. Alilen, iahur-r. ~ :
h.gers, lab0rer. August VI. -Four and Blaze ltyan
driver.
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skeleton, at the museum In Philadelphia on Mon-
day, Is now q maniac IN her parents house Ia West
Philadeiphla, and her recovery Is doubtful The
day after the marriage she became very nervous
and excltabe. and at last requested leave 20 go
her fathers TO get her Clothes The skeleton
demurred at first, but at length allowed her TO e..
On the way she met a relative who had rad %
the marriage In the newspapers and WAS seeking
her. She was kindly received by her parents, but
soon became delr1ous. and could be heard scream
Ing: ''Oh. take him away: take him away out of
INV Sight"' She Is attended by skilful PHYSICIANS,
who pronounce her condition critical. Her flf her
Criah Clear. foreman Ia Hunters mills. expresses
himself a. horrifei II what has happened, and az
soon as his daughter RECEIVERS sufficiently he Will
begin Proceedings for divorce. alleging that She
has been or unsound mind at periods for several
months.
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COL R.TRBoNR TO RE SENT TO AN AsYIuM-A
special from Hanover says: All the physicians pro-
EoHnce Col. kathbone dangerously Insane, and "a
soon as Ills physi al health Is restored place will
be arranged for him Ia an asylum. the crown pros
ecutor moving TO dismiss the criminal pruceedinQs
Miss Harris, with Col Rathbones children her
brother and Nr. HOyt. have left Hanover for Ame-
f1ca- Consul Fox Is TO be COL RathbOne's guardian
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WANTING TO INVESTIGATE PAYNE ALREApY.-In
the Ohio honSe OF delegates yesterday resolution
WAS offered by the republicans proposing investi-
the senatorial nomination by corruption. The res
olution was defeated, only half the republicans
voting for IL.
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MYsrERIous MuRDER--D. p. HILL merchant
at Glen Gardner, near Hiyhbndge, N. D., was
found In his store, at q m, yesterday, with two
bullets IN his head. He said he had been called to
hts store from his residence adjoining by three
masked men ana then shot No property in the
store was disturbed. and as motive Is known for
such deed It Is the general opinion that HILL for
some unknown reason, shot himself One bali
penetrated the brain, tncicung mortal wound.
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AUCTION SALES.

SELL oS ESTTRSs} 9ssE.kT
House, 18th st. and Pa. ave- J. IL VEALE.
PEDIGREE
saqn e s By p sh 3. s. s.
Andrew Jackson. dam Jenny BSshaw; she by imported
psm Of an as fine inbred Moran
M Ma5 rgd BY Hayes By sired BY
stands ies hands high Weighing pounds perfectly
vs sound and can 'r0' mile in aS' fTs ssssy
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Si5s; Sof HI An hsb sot1HSrST SEE
o Of Count Of
7e2 docket IS viii offer for sals public auc II.
wi HI Pr fSS oek M
as IN sn snd on Of ssa
Sd and ~ streets southwest
hs SAME p pa At Ia
ss 81 and ~
qn foK nv, 1s1 INT
sPs r. x ss:s
'ms
vision Of original Lots is md Is Square s5s improved
~ ;fss!
GCaoCK NJ stall osE Lot IN Hosan ana Gun,
txo-stOry Frame Houses. one tn front. No. 1l2
'5s' y other FIVE 8 sf's *
in Bates ct al subdivision Square SIS improved by
On 9WY fSs BSYss Is re THRY 1881
FOUR O'CLOCK P NJ, I sh,n offer for sale, at public
auction front the premises the north 46feet front
y dph s of Lot % ~ BY
ON SAME DAY, AT HALF PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK
Phandr c i ksys s"bvison Of SQUARE 1s The
first four of said lots unimproved and situated
on 18th street between ana streets northwest and
story Er1ck Houses numbered from 1871 to 1915
on SANE DAY. AT QUARTER OF FIVE O'CLOCK
NJ Lots n to So both inclusive in p G. Riley's sub
division OF Fart of square $50 improved by 10 twostory
northwest Inmedatey thereafter saii sci Lots Il
ated boundary street. between 9th aud 10Th streets
George S. Ba]ochs subdivision Of lart Of seo
Lots 80 to ~ on Street between 9th and verinont
avenue northwest: lots 45 to 81. Vermont avenue,
between aud V streets northwest. and lot 81. on
west
At such sales said property will be sold clear of all in
s.. 80 and 80 in VIM. K and P c Reys subdivision Of
square 235 and lots As to 81 both inclusive Balloehs
sold subject deed of inst dated september d. 1881
Land Records of s1id district $1,000 with
Terms as prescribed by decree: One-third cash. and
the balance in equal ins ments i'll sx. welve and
purchaser bearing interest from day and secured
10y lysd of trU-: upon property snld will be taken
entire money may if paid IN cash at option Of
lot al time of gale and the t.ins must DC Complied with
in cirit days from e o. sale or the properly Vii oe
jald-dSas THOS. E wAdGAlAN Trustee.
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MtRDEp OF A YoCSG WoMAN.-The dead body Of
Amelia Olsen, aged seventeen. was discovered on
The open prairie. near the northwestern outskirts
OF Chicago. Yesterday morning. She was employed
as domestic. and met her death while returning
nome after nightfal from her place OF work.
There We're evidences that she met with violence.
and died from the effects OF her rough usage.
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The Maryland Central Railroad
llNenPS.

BALTIMORE. Md. Jan. 1.-THE Maryland Central
railroad. narrow guage. WAS formally opened to-;ay
between tais city and Delta, York equity. Pa. hear
The Maryiand lille. A large number OF invited
guests. Including city officials and merchants.
passed! over The road on special train which LEFT
mere - O'Clock this morning. lhe guest. were
entertained by the citizens OF Delta at dinner at
Tie town n ali.
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The Courts.
totkf IN GENERAL TTRs.
To-day, Mackan AIT. Richards. on hearing.

EocITY CoURr-7J'Idse James
To-day, Casey AIT White: administrator orderoa
TO pay rent, Hyde agt- Fitzgerald. Witness not n
qulfcd 70 answer ingerrogatory. Caldwell AIT IS
ana = X X; pto contcSso against defendant lori
TX - poh'Hhut; rue and restraining order na
reStFs granted Sdckney agt Sllckney; sales
rallaed nlsL Hughes agt RAY: Guardian al litela
aNpolnto4 Cornelius a9t. DeNaul mn; auditors re-
dered taken. ' -
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Mt. VERNON, Mt. VERMONT!
STEAMERS.

('UNARD LINE
Notice
LANE ROUTE
THE CVNhRD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
EE1NEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
CALLING AT CORK HARBOE
IRON PIER 40 Mr.. NEW YORK
C'Tha!onia ed. Jan 23 seythla We'd. Feb. 90
tUtlnla We'd. JAN ~ tCerhaluDia We'd Feb. %.
IaNOnla. We'd. Feb. e. Iarvfa We'd, Ma s.
Gallia We'd. Fen. 3 Pavonhia Vet, Mr. II
AND EIFhh WEDNESDAY FROM NEW fORk.
Rates Of Passage-SGO $50 and 500 according to
StceiaC low rates. Storage tickets from Lv-
CT COL ana Queenstown and all other parts Europe
lowest rates.
Through bills of laden given for Belfast Glasgow
EayIe. Antwerp and other PORTS on the Continent, and
20. Nediter1ane ports.
o. treiCh and passage apply at the Companys Office
Nc T. Bowling Green both steera-c and cabin to
OTIS IiGELOW & CO., t0o 9Th street. Washington.
DC.
SLANON II. BROWN 4 CO. New York.
Crto Messrs. OTIS B1GFL0W & co,
ian12 eU5 Ith street, Washington,
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NOR THE BEST AND CHEAPEST LADIES' WRAPS
10 20 to 1855 7th street, j. T. YOUNG'S He defies All
competitor aud still gives Bargains and Preeeufa
n1t-3W
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ENHE OTTO" GAS Engine
Requires no BOILER avoids all expensive attendance
less OF time. 10 handling of fuel
Tsfd extensively itT running Passenger and Freight
t-evaicIs sewing Machines. Meat Choppers Printing
l1tEugraItlc Presses. Coffee Mills Rcasters Pper
anG buiing Machinery. IAthes, &C. &c This engina
with eItree sn4ootEIisss regularity 81 sUpei
assesses the least number VI working parts and
great slE. .licity OF mechanism
fOr Particulars to prices &C., spply at OHSce II
v ASH Ii4 Ion Lrht CO. MA
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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
b. special wire to IL. Ii. Dodge 5ss 18th street:
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NO CURE, NO PAY Whit EHURST-s CEDAR
IN BALSAM s warranted to cure CouRhs Colds Group.
Throat aud Lung Diseases. etc Six drops dose Try
il II not satisfied return the empty bottle and your
money back. Sold 10y al Druggists. Price BE ". ).
THOMPSON 1U3 18th street ns-th.stu3m
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The necessity for prompt and efficient household rem
ed1es s daily growing imperative and of these
Hostetter'e Stomach Bitters is the chief in merit and
the most popular. Irresularitv of the stomach and
bowels. maarial fevers liver complaint debility rheu-
matism and minor ailments. thoroughly conquered
by this Incompatible family restorative and medicinal
safeguard and it is justly regarded the pulest and
most comprehensive remedy of its class. :.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally jail
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Destructive Fire in New York.

NEW YORK, Jan. IA fire this afternoon. in En-
change court. starting In the oi!ce Oh +. " Lock
WOOD & Co. causes damages already OF SI5,Gpn
twenty thousand dollars worth OF West shore
hives, and hundred shares OF Union Pacific are
Known To have been burned. The building Is occu-
pled oy many brOners and bankers. The trim OF H.
L. Horton Z GO. Is OF the number.
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS.

ItEPLENISHED
We have Just received.
Per Steamers GERMANIC and NOVA SCOTIA
DECORATED CHINA and CROCkERY,
RICH DECORATED PLATES,
CUPS and SAUCERS, &c
Also. large Invoice Of
BEST WHITE STONE CHINA.
Making Cur Stock Very Complete
FINE TRIPLE-PLATED WARE,
RODGERS ENGLISH CUTLERY.
KITCHEN UTENSILS, &c
NJ W. BEVERIDGE
jas No. 1909 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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1i92' Ifzts $1,000
;ici,ts, 500. 80 g. - 'l' ~"' W
,it n.oiiey or hank Graft in letter or send by ex
IT,. ,DoNI SfND By EFGiSTERED LITTER or
ltSI OF III cl,iik until further notice Orders
{! 90 a!d tiNaIu 10y tAIreSs be sent at our ex
tfst; Aooi. al .itIs to }. }. DOUGLAS Louis.
Vie y Oh ~ " hALiAkD 7. u Eox &c Alexnn-
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Local NOtps.

The will OF the late F. OechSenrfeter, filed with
the register of wills to-day gives his estate to his
widow during life ana at her death to his children.
To-day. in the Court I'm General Term, Thompson
f. Alexander was admitted to the bar on the re-
port OF the examining committee.
A sneak thief entered Burchs dry goods store. on
eth street yesterday, and took q so blu from the
drawer.
The Washington House property. northwest cor
ner OF Sd street and Pennsylvania avenue, has been
sold at public auction to MIR. Charles jacobson for
S26,05O.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
THE BEsr NJ Z liz LowEsT L RICE
4 ssIGNEEs SALE OF PIANOS ANDe--~-11ezs5s,
n ORGANS II II

No 7TNIC~ SurtCE, Y Y, Dec 1Ith. 1893
CHkvVC~y = EEE- A. .5} - ". Washington. u g
Dear 81 ACHING -= g-staD. have u{CId-ed
yctsg t-.-llv SAFE - the Elects of
IT, late - Peters * GTpso. tie efltir, IL 80
Cg.tS the dollar. issfJ factory mtery Of new
"a tu- C.y-ia: estimated Va.Ue Il
re.-,a StsrE D.. yg,si~ IN r vii &c fCrva' tsgd
I'm, b. idsy trad, the rented inst rneHs
81 EAST IS ear ct she IN. should th~= goods I've lat
II slIl-.ilA say fIr. ~ ami st !ia-O
t2t' - 1t Il iI-' quoted IL IT, r jl!sE Ak 1t
f- hardly first case az uote ia IN" c'lii
tfN not DG- tbs stk. which also embraces
l.aIC St.Js ard musical Instruments u every
" heaI;y eIIlst @t ami extending to you the eoIii-
i-lnelts Il the E~-H. am
IeUr ms. COe,.fstl. servant,
:. ". HARDCASTLE
No IA genuine Ch'ckerirg Piano. raguisr price,
S7tn Ias fC,3ad -Crse~s double venom rosewood
massive. ~ q les and i,Et. sui IL POWER anu
Is--lg quality ~ tone. 4 ar.t, It 80
N. IN rTzlt tiflr .se2F.- # r2sf arg s!ze:
- stTiEged zIa.d action; regular 500. offered
No. 9-Frarl the tarto~y Of Vim Kuabe s Co. double
FcUEd SCuest Grand in scJ1 Ss7von ev'TN way Er-t
FL -. matches triII=,l resu4r 80 offered 1T
SIS
tone aud action to No = a. CrttTr TIM j. sIin$et
Ize4es- il Instrument. REGULAR ! % Offered 80.
No 5-A beautiful Essy Organ: regular. $40 offered
-. "a genuine Mason & Haniin Organ; regular
81 s-sec52d hand F.anos for beginners at $40 and
10. a-Ths Iuatcf1ess Shonnireer ~yrnb4lIa Crcans
offered a. unprecedented IalaIl. thu Only Organs
1he world &C C0Iag i=t. chime OF balls
out3t CHAUNCEI ]. kEED,
AS ith ST. Ii. W.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

fTNwO-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT CORNER
l. OF AND THIRD STREETS NORTHEAST
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. JANUARY FIF-<Sa
TEENTH, at HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, we fss
will sell, In front of the premises.
PART LOT 9. SQUARE 757.
fronting Is feet Sd street and has depth Of 100 feet
ON street improved by two;story dwelling. with
storeroO This property is rapidly enhancing in value
and wei located good opIortunity to obtain CON-
Term One third cash balance in one snd two years.
notes to bear interest and to be secured by deed Of trust
or all cash. ct option of purchaser deposit of 800
at time Of sale. Convey anclng, &C. at cost Of pur-
chaser Terms TO be complied with in days, other
wise at risk and cost Of defautng purchaser
i've days public notice Of such resale In some newspa-
per published In Washington, D. c.
jafO-d&ds DUNCANsON BROS, Aucts
If THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON AC-
count Of the rain until THUR DAY JANUARY SEW
ENTENTE, 1884 same hour and place.
jsl6 d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
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1OHN SHERMAN l. CO.
81 Real Estate Agents and Auctioneera
92I F street northwest.
ASsIGNEE'S SALE. HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY
NINETEENTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1884. Ar TWO
O'CLOCK n, will offer for sale at public auction.
in bulk the fixtures and stock in trade the Homeo
pathic Pharmacy, No 932 str ct northwest Washing
ton DC j. $. SWORMSTEDT
Assignee Of f. j. Mcpherson.
deposi. of $500 required acceptance of bid: bal
ance of purchase money in cash within five days The
Assignee the right to resell at the risk Of the
defaulting purchaser.
WM II. SMITH. Salesman. jal0-d&ds
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{ SAf If rHF N GaTNrs ASo"N
L n.:er and Ivy VIRTUE Of decree OF the Snpreme6sa
ssa q IT. ss @ the En
G. Il h rs fotH l 6
dvisea q sssars nansrsd rss hundrsd and sinsy
ls Of n m s on ts wss
and is s iO
The, The terms Of sale are One third Of the purchase
nents at six go and twelve 2) months from the day q
q 81. per cent and to b secured BY the
viii b. sns st the 81
Gay Of sale the Trustee reserves the right to resell the
sns RISK anS iSss ss
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers ja9-d&ds
n fAIE rs e G9 6A AS1 s
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
Gats %e % xnns
Il St al are ana Jacob Men
II : tsSi; 3iSi
. 81 IL !; e
y
IT, from the southwest corner of said square Ave
hundred and nifty and Eunnins thence east two hundred
and twenty-five feet (222 It. more less to the eY
Fsms eastern poE,on q sid square Themes Northwest
aud Aytwo feet six inches (252 f. ln; thence south
one hundred and twenty five feet six inches Gas It.
NJ &c BY y. Decree on..h,a
90 cash. and the balance in two CO. equal instaments
at ak CO. and Twelve (l2l onths with interest from
day of sale 70 BE- secured BY deed q TRUST the
Quested ct the time Of sale All conveyancing and re-
cording 1t purchasers cost,,...~.,.,
812 ~ street northwest.
J.. +. COLDWELL. Auct 3a16-eo&ds
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

EOsToN or--HoUsE Cs-c,alE: Is
ID 1oii ltt.S
LETTUCE
Philadelphia Capors.
Ch;'s ard Turkeys
Sweet Breads.
Roast E,r..
SusqIehanna Canyas- back Ducks.
- Ret! Head Ducks
Diamond !inrk Terrrrin
AT the PALACE VI SIht.f. tNiUrt iith cfrnnt
New York av..l!an
DBL FRANK J. TlBEETS
IOHN H. KELLY
- DEALER Trnsr-CLass
CEEF. LAMB. VEAL. MUTTON &c COENFD REEF
SPECIALLY.
Stalls cog c2a and go center Market ?th VIM
srd Nt and ot' Northern Liberty Murk1t address
Box a. Clty Post Oi.ice
Markeii- delivered Tree Oh cnarxe all parts of "a,
II,,.,L
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yMPoRTERs OF FRENCH WINES CO0NAC. CHAM
4 PAGNES AND CORDIAIA
French Clarets from 81. Is to q 50 per gA1on
American native Wines, Brandies and Champagnea
CaliiOrna. Nirsinia and Ohio from 9Oc to o.
ROUX TAULE1LE, 1747 Penna ave.
Agents for frst-clsss houses, Bordeaux. Burgundy,
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HENRY COLLEGE LOTTERY.

$4,000 FOR 80
fifth relar monthly DRAWING will rake place in thu
Masonic Hal NasoA Temple Building IL Louisville
by.
THU RSDAY, JANUARY 31sr 1884
law u LOTTERY AND FAIR DRAWING
Chartered 10y the Legislature OF Ky and twice declared
sai Uy the highest Court i'll the STATE. Bond given to
ia1iLynt II all prizes sold.
A KIN OLJIIDN IN SINGLE NUMBER
DRAW NOS
cTEvery ticket holder lIis own supervisor. call
tlt tire number ON hi ticket and the
lIin.cr tn" tag laced the wheel III his presence
Ihs" CLAW s VIII the last THURSDAY OF every
E.OIIIn I.,ad ttr MazItcent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-17

ROGERS BRorHERs,
TRPLE-PLATED KNIVES AND FORKS S. HALF
DOZEN
ROGERS BROTHERS. TRIPLE PLATED TEA
SPOON S2OO HALF DOZEN
ROGERS BROTHERS. TRIPLE-PLATED TABLE
SPOONS. $500 HALE DOZEN.
CAST0Rs FROM 50 TO $40.
FINE ENGRAVED CAKE-BASKET s.
BUTTER DISHES FROM $3.50 to $40
J. W. SCHAEFER'S,
CHINA AND GLASS.
NO. Io207TH STREET NOEiHwESr
dlS between X and L Streets