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WALTER b WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON SEVENTH AND EIGHTH
STREETS. ABOVE BOUNDARY.
By virtue of deed Of trust from John F. Buck a..
holtZ and wife. dated March 1877 and recorded Ea
IN Liber 800 folio $50. Of the land records Of the HA
District of Columbia and also decree of the Su-
preme Court of said District passediSeptember l5 1894
III equity cause No 9013 substituting Arthur A. Biz
ney trustees in place of Andrew Langdon viii sell
at public auction in front Of the premises SATUR
DAY. JANUARY THIRD. AID. 1885. at HALF-PAST
THREE O'CLOCK PM. all of lot A. in J. B. Haw's
subdivision Of Mount Pleasant excepting only the
south four feet front 7 road by 100 feet
depth Said property a frontage Sc feet inches
ON 7h st. road depth of 24 feet inches Sth street
extended, on which it fronts 40 feet inches and ad-
oils the stables OF the Metropolitan Railway Company
It will be sold in three lots follows: One on 7th
street So feet5 inches by 100 feet in depth and
on 9Th street each 20 feet inches by III feet in ches
ling OF about ten rooms On the eth street front,
paid 1t time of sale each lot and the balance in
payments in two and three with interest
ferred TO be secured by deed of trust the
property so6 All conveyancing and recording cost
u purchaser. terms Of sale not complied with
IN ten DAYS the property will be resold at the cost and
risk Of the purchaser.
lie Droit Building [ r.o.
ARTHUR A. BiRNEY, Afus'ees.
died 456 Louisiana J
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CTRaMER T. V. ARROwSMITH
FROM 7rH STREET WHARF.
MT. VERMONT MT. VERMONT.
STEAMERS.

HUNAR LINE.
NOTICE
LANE ROUTE.
TIE CrMAEp sTLaMsHLP CoMPANY, LIMITED.
CHILLING Al CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIEI. ~. y. r. NEW YORK.
AuRsNIA.-- Ertl Dec 81 PAveSIA We'd. JAN %
GaLLIa We.i IN u ssRSI...Wesi Feb IL
OREGON W. L. Jan Il. GaLIIa. We'd. Feb 10.
AND ~ EY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK
RATES OF PA>SAGE-ttO $50 and 800. according
to accommodations.
Storage very rates Steerzee tickets from Llv-
erIool and Queenstown and ali ether OF Europe 1t
lowest r9teS
Through bills Of la,en E1ven for Belfast Glasgow,
Hare Antwerp and other ports the Continent and
for Mediterranean ports
For freight and passage apply at the Compa ysoffce.
No. T. Bowling Green. both Storage and Cabin 70
OTIS BIGEiOW X co 6D6 7th St, v asfn&ton d. G..
NEkNON III. BROWN & co. New York;
Orto Messrs OTIS BIGELOW 4 Co.
dis COS itl street. Washington.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
" BETwEES NEW YORK AND HAvRE
Company's pier. No. AZ North River. foot OF Morton
LabradOr GeIie- d'Hauterive. Wednesday Dec. 81, q
p. m
ST. Laurent de Jousselin, Wednesday, Jan. = 10 a. m
Arle-iqJle. Sarteii Wednesday. Jan IA. 3 y. an.
Checks payable on sight, in amounrs suit. thu
BaDque Tralsstlantigue of Paris. LOUIS DE BEBIAN
Agent Nc. 6. Bowling Green New York.
G. w. MOSS. 225 PeEnsy lysHia avenue;
J. W. bOTEIER SON. 3E3Pennsylvania avenue
"a Agent Tor Washington. ID. O.
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The Christmas entertainment OF rhe Sunday
school OF the First Baptist church. 18th street,
TOOK place In the lecture room OF the church one
evening last week. Remarks were made by the pas
tor RevJ. n Cuthpert, and MI Miller, and there vas
singing by the choir ami the children. Refresh
mentS were served, and each member Of the infant
class received a cup and saucer flied with bon
ions. Miss MacMurray was presented With d
handsome reCemO rance py her trlepl Is.
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Policeman Shurland Repen,aut.

Policeman Shurland was at police headquarters
to-day, and he stated that he went TO the house OF
Mrs James under the impression that he had TO
make a case, no matter what was to pay, and act
ing under that belief he did what he testified TO-
He talked with tears In his eyes, and said he had
wire ana three small children depending upon him.
ana he had not cent In the world. The charge
against On1cer Shuriand Is using ,candalous means
10 obtain evidence
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TO.NIORKOW.
TO.WOKKOW.
FTNRUSrEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Il REAL ESTATE. ON FOURTEENTH STREET


District of Columbia passed the 10Th day Of f1:S
April. A D. ls-4 III a certain cause therein pending
public suction in front Of the premises on TUESDAY,
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. that part Of lot
No 49, square 265 according to sub division made by
18th street 40 feet and running back the said width
the depth Of 80 feet inches together with the
ments thereon
Terms Of sale: Cne third of the purch money in
and II months after day of sale bearing interest 1t
per cent per annnm or all the purchase money may
title to the property sold Will be withheld until all the
purchase money with interest ia paid deposit of $50
not complied with within seven day after day Of
sale the Trustee reserves the right to resell the prop
at the risk and cost Of the 1efaulng purchaser
All conveyancing at the cost OF ths purchaser
WILLIAM w. BOARMAN, Trustee.
Room l, Webster Law Building.
DUSCANSON BROS. AuCts dl7-a&ds
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HorEI Arnznr.
1lfh-st. bstween 6th-av ana BroadwsE
NEW YORK
EU0OPEAN PLAN.
BUILDING FIRDRROoF. POPULAR PRlcER
nse.tuAth26t GEO. c. WARD. NanngA
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AUCTION SALES.

nUNcANSoN BROS, Auctioneers
LARGE SALE OF SECONDHAND FURNITURE N
EXCELLENT ORDER, COMPRISING WALNUT
AND GILT FRAME FRENCH PLATE PIER MIR.
ROR; PARI0R SUITES, WALNUT CHAMBER
AkTT9, OUTAGE SITS, LOUNGES. Easy
CHAIkS II ], TABLES CARD TABLES EOOK.
CASES DESKS. SPRINGS, HAIR AND OTHER
DING, EDSrEADs. DUREAU3 WASHSTANDS.
wAkDROBES, BRUSSELS AND INGRAIN CAR
PETS. COOKING AND HEATING STOVES.
CR0CKEkY AND GLASSWARE. CUTLERY.
KITCHEN REQUISITES &C.
IS CASES WHITE Castillo SOAP
20 DOZEN COAL HOD5,
10 BOXES S-PLf CHEWING TOBACCO.
LOT TOYS, 6c.,
AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER THIR-
TEETH commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. will sell. in
front and within large consignment OF
Furniture, &C.. to which attention Is called. 1t
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lie Droit Building. r..o,
ARTHUR A. BiRNEY, trustee
456 Louisiana avenue,

WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auctioneers
SALE OF CONDEMNED STORES AT MARINE
BARRACKS, WASHINGTON, D. c.
On WEDNESDAY JANUARY SEVENTH, 1885 at
TEN O'CLOCK NJ, shall sell at public auction q
large quaint of condemned articles such Cartridge
Boxes, Musket Slilgs, Bayonet ScabbaYds swords
Waist Belts, Knapsacks, Haversacks. Lanteens, Old
Iron. Brass, Trunpcts Drums, Crescents and Straps
Old Hose, Swords frogs etc etc.
Terms cash at time Of sale
BY order Of the Quartermaster.
did WALTER B. WILLIAMS Il CO. Aucts
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WOOD AND COAL.

~FOEGF CREvELINE. OFFICE AND YARD. 1924
M lara n Wharf. foot Of I4th st-Ione Wood-PiDe,
a Der cord; Oak. -; Hickory. 81 sawed and Split
Tne Al per cord. Oak 81: Hickory. 1915 n29- m'
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Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and information re-
gart1ng the Markets received through wires IN.
SfANTLI. direct from the New York Stock Exchange
All orders executed and repo- ted promptly ja26
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Cow AND Woop.

We have lust received larve Iot Of Bakers PINE
WOOD Also fresh naire,l COAL OF superior quality
for domestic all VI Which offer at lowest market
rates
The attent on of consumers is respectfully invited to
IN Inspection OF our stock.
STEPHENSON 4 BRO.
mls ethst wharf and 18th 81. and Pa
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PROFESSIONAL

~
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
AI LIFE AL business confidential. Ladies' and Gen.
uereA 90 cents each 40S street between 9Th and 5h
streets northwest. el4-32w'
E,AsY FEET. &e-"THE WISE FOR HEALTH ON
e. daily walks depend" and thousands, from far and
ntar. visit DIR WHITE SON l4ls Pennsylvania Az.
enue, opposite Wilar1's Hotel Washington. and IL
North Eut.w street, Baltimore for relief from and
Foot Ailments Office Zee. 81 sitting. Patronized By
the elite Of the world d2S
MRS DIR sEMMEs. SURGEON. CHIROPODIST
Ux and Manicure, absolutely and permanently cures
all diseases of the feet. Bunons speciaty Has had
twenty three years successful prsctice having gradu
ated under an eminent physician. and Is recommended
by the beat Physicians In the country
Separate rooms for gentlemen and ladies' Corns 25c
competent lady. dl9-.m
MADAME PAYN fRFsIDENTl MANICURE AN D
w SURGEON CHIROPODIST.- Finger Nails bean IL
fed; Hang Nails and Biting OF Nails positively cured
Corna Rurions Ingrowing Nails and AL Diseases Of the
Feet successfully treated Single treatment either
icure Cases Ia leather and plush. all colore COM
pete OUTFIT OF celebrated manicure goods given TO
each purchaser Rooms and 8. 945 Pa ave- n4-6m
Mrs NJ A. FRENCH. MAGNETIC HEALER
N1 and business Medium u again Of home. l72A 7th
street northwest where abe viii b pleased % receive
her friends and patrons nl0-2ms
usHE cEILuIo1p TRUSS; THAT NEVER BREAKS
i never wear out. always Clean aud can b woEn
w. cHAs FISHERA
(1S It'll street northwest
IsdS Pstrcls M
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-20

Mr.. X. c. Long has been constrained
to withdraw from the democratic electoral
ticket of Florida in consequence of the
wide publicity given to very free and
frank statement Of his political convic-
tions. Mr.. Long IL a representative
southern bourbon, but he made the mis-.
take Of talking as though Cleveland and
Hendricks had been already elected. He
must have thought he was celebrating
democratic triumph instead of ratifying
q democratic nomination when he told the
colored people of his state that the proud
Caucasians had tolerated the "nigger in
politics" as long as they proposed to, and
that the niger aforesaid would be forth
with stripped of the rights or privilege
which you now enjoy as a gratuity ex-
tended to you from our hands, and aot be-
cause Ofany obligation that rests upon US
The same idea must have controlled him
throughout the speech, for no emphasized
his remarks ON the subject of ringers
by further warning them that persistence
in the revolutionary and insulting
pIaShANp VI NpN'hE popuibA SAsSscAo
would be followed by recurrence of the
atrocious tortures that marked a kukluS
massacre years before, when I'VE had
barbacued niggera."
After this humorous allusion to thu
inhuman roasting Of several colored
people, the plain.spoken Mr.. Long goes
on to state that the approaching consti-
tutional convention would DO controlled
by white men; that no one but white mer
would be allowed to vote there, not ever
the angel Gabriel" and that the Status
of tho niger in Florida politics" would bt
fixed for eyermore.
The harangue In question was deliv
cred less than month ago, and as luci
would have it Il reporter was presen
with nerve to make and print repor
Of tho speech as it was delivered.
If Mr.. Long had lived in Mississippi
South Carolina. or Virginia, he woult
have been rewarded for his courageou
speech by a congressional nomination
and the "better element would hay'
drenched his district in "nigger" blood Il
insure his successful election on the plat
form of reform and free and unbough
ballot, Fortunately, Independence ant
| FREQ speech has not been crushed in Flor
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-20
In the Name of Parity aud Reform.

In the Name Of Purity and Reform.
IL is stated that tho Mormon church
is contributing the greater portion of the
funds at the disposal Of the democratic
national committee. Democratic commit
tees have made practice Of assessing
the saints heavily every campaign. and
the saints respond without complaint to
tho call made upon them. And why
shouldn't they? The democratic party
Is the firm and incorporating friend of
tho polygamous abomination, as 1t was the
friend and supporter of that other relic
of barbarism, human slavery. 1t has
stubbornly fought against oil efforts that
have been made looking to the sup
preston of tho evil, and this fight has
resulted in tho virtual defeat Of every
movement in any way hostile to tho in
terests of the community of lust Tho
Mormons would DO ungratoful and untrue
to their interests if they did not con-
tribute to the maintenance of the demo
cratic organization, and contribute lib
orally whenever asked to part with their
dollars for political purposes.
The democratic managers levy assess
monts on the church of Mormon in the
name Of reform and pure morals. In
nearly every large city local democratic
committees collect assessments from
gamblers, rumselers, and the proprietors
of brothcls, in tho name of democracy,
reform and personal purity. In the south
contributions are made for democracy,
reform, and FREQ ballot,
The democratic party everywhere ia in
close alliance with the powers Of dark
ness, and tho proceeds of tho wages
of sin make up its campaign funds.
Crime, immortality, dishonesty, the assas-
sination Of personal liberty treason. and
democracy stalk through tho country
crying aloud for cleveland and REFORM"
In the south democratic majorities are
made by recourse to the shotgun and
deliberate Justification of tho returns. In
tho north democratic majorities are OBJ
tainod by combinations of vicious classes,
by shameless repeating, and by max eshift
alliances with anybody and everybody
with votes to give or sell for cash orfavors.
A nice party this to look to for reform.
The river cannot rise above it's source.
Purity, reform, and honest administration
cannot como out Of pollution. The dem.
ocratic party represents everything that
is degrading in American politics and all
the elements that are arrayed in blind op.
position to the genius of national progress
1t is no earthly good.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-20
The National Peril,

Many decades will have passed before
the loyalists of the country will forget
tho Toombs, Breckinridges, Cobbs, Thomp-
sons, Soules, and Yanceys who dominated
national affairs in congress in ante-bellum
days. Hostile to tho very cornerstone of
our republic, which means equality and
justice to all, they persisted in holding
high carnival at the nations capital, and
rioted in savage plee over the little
remaining in despoiled treasury. They
dospised the federal union, and rested
not until they had plunged the country
into an internecine war, which sacrificed
hundreds of thousands of lives, piled up
a debt mountain high, and filed the land
with widows, orphans, and cripples.
These are the trophies of their statesman
ship. Their skill at statecraft may be
estimated by the confederate money now
the men whom the north drove from
power in 1861, and turned over the
national estate, which they had well nigh
bankrupted, into loyal hands. But, exc
ye, the class above portrayed were not
destitute of personal honor, and there
was not one of them but who would have
scorned to hold q seat in congress secured
by tissue ballots. murder, and wrong.
Not so with their Successors of the briga-
der class, who esteem it an honor to
occupy seats in the national councils to
which they were never elected seemingly
clarifying in their shame. If the nation
discarded the old set it will not parley
much longer with their successors, and
some way will be devised whereby they
may be foiled in further efforts of spolia'
tion against the ballot, and thus retired
to obscurity, if not into the pcnitentiary
No prosperity can be vouchsafed to the
south so long as she persists in sending
such men to congress, and the nationa
safety and welfare will only be subserved
when this crying evil is crushed out The
brigadier class must be abated-wipet
out-as the methods by which they arr
retured to congress are peril and {
| shame.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-20
GLOVE AND LAuGurER.,,
Col. joyce Securing tho south and
West to support Ills Cinim TO Au-
thorship or the Pretty Poem,

TO he Editor.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept. 10. The
agitation now progressing between tho
late Miss Ella Wheeler and the present
Mrs. Wilcox and the subscriber as to the
authorship Of tho poem Love and
Laughter" or Solitude" is destined TO
out-rival the "Schleswig- II olstein" cues.
ton, the actual thumper Of "Billy Patter-
son." or tho author of the Beautiful
Snow"
desire to distinctly state that wrote
Love and Laughter" at the banter Of
the late and illustrious George ID. Prentice,
in January or February, 1868, moro than
twenty-one years ago, and have written to
Mr.. Watterson, the classic successor OF
Prentice, to look over tho files of the
Louisville Journal and see If Mr.. Prentice
printed tho poem in question. / have
also written to Col. Will l.. Visscher OF
the Great West, at Denver, who was the
emanuensis of Prentice, to write me what
he remembered of tho poem Love and
Laughter" not Solitude" Until l hear
from tho south and west / will not push
the mourners off the bench.
A gentleman is always at disadvan.
taho III Nulnpctiuk WIN u ihuy, huu WHliN
| would be the last man to pluck Leaf
from the laurel crown that decks the
brow Of the poetess Of passion, yet blush
with fiery yearn" to kiss the morning
sunshine Of fame as it glints Ger the
mountain tops OF elemental GRANDEUR
The public, know, Is wrought up about
my poem, Love and Laughter" as If an
earthquake had shaken them on tn,
shores of Lisbon. But some vile wretch
will accuse Ella and myself of running Q
combination show to advertise the 'Poem,
of Passion" and tho "Checkerod Life
Perish the thought"
1t Is we'll known fact among my nu'
merous admirers that for the past twenty
ono years have supported myself and
family by the production of poetry, and
even now, my largest income lin my
mind) comes from counting the magic
meanderings OF the muses..
Thine with pathos,
JOHN A. JOYCE.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-20
POLITICAL SMALL TALK.

If last years birds nests had u market
value, the democratic managers could
make nice thing out of their second
batch OF Mulligan letters; but unfor-
tunately there is no demand for that sort
Of truck,--GlOGe-D Democrat.
Mr.. Rutherford u. Hayes, roadmaster of
Fremont township, Sandusky county,
Ohio, announces in local paper that he
will not make any speeches during the
present political campaign. Mr.. Hayes
will also be remembered rs the gentle-
man who ate Mr.. Tilden's Thanksgiving
dinner in 1876 Chicago Tribune,
Mr.. Blaine does not leave his own state
to stimulate hesitating force in doubt
tul contest He has done his duty at
home and comes forth with the prestige
of a splendid victory. His friends are in
high spirits and full Of confidence. CAL
umny has done its worst. All that there
is in SANDER, from tho stupid to the
satanic, has been tried against him in
vain. His career brightens All along
the line he will find the republican army
in an array Incompatible for magnitude
and beaming with enthusiasm marching
straight to glorious victory.-NeO York
Extra.
Nor do we expect that, though II is now
placed beyond doubt that Mr.. Blaine
never suppressed any of these letters,
and that Mulligan held in his own hands
the particular letter which they charged
him with suppressing, these organs OF
systematic SANDER will Tetract the charge
Two days have already passed, with the
evidence before them Of its utter falsity
and they have not said one word in repa'
ration or acknowledgment even of the
libel which they have so long circulated
in this regard, Nevertheless, We have
faith in the intelligence and the love O.
fair play of tho American people Mr.
Blaine's vindication against the hydra
headed ISLANDERS collectively described 81
Mulliganism il eomplste,v Boston lfap
eHer.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-20
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.

Twenty recruits have been ordered to be
sent to the LIST infantry, in Arizona
Lieut.. Charles p George, 10th infantry, has
been granted one month extension of leave.
The training ship jamestown, Commander
Charles V. Gridley, Is at New London, Conn.,
Capt Rodney NJ. Taylor, Goth infantry, was
placed on the retired list yesterday, having
reached the age OF GA years.
Maj Joseph c. Breckenridge, assistant in
year, with permission TO go abroad.
Thirty recruits have been ordered sent
to the 10th infantry and forty to the 22d In
fantry, in New Mexico and Colorado.
First Lieut. billiard II. Clarke, reglmental
quartermaster 10th infantry, who Is now on
leave, will report at New York to conduct re-
cruits to the department of Dakota
Passed Assistant Engineer George Cowie, jr.,
who returned home in the Hartford, has been
condemned by medical survey, and is under
treatment at the New York naval hospital.
Secretary Chandler has authorized the ad,
| mission as cadet at the naval academy OF
| Thomas c. Kierulf of Iowa, who was rejected
| on his first examination for being under the
required height.
| The following navy orders were published
| yesterday Medical Inspector David Kindle
berger has reported his return home from the
| Hartford, having been invalided by medical
survey, and has reported at the Washington
| naval hospital Tor treatment surgeon Is. D.
Mackie Is ordered as member and reader Of
the medical examining GARD at Philadelphia
Passed Assistant Engineer A. j. Kenyon Is
ordered to examination for promotion to chic
| engineer
The following changes in the stations an6
duties of officers of the medical department
have been ordered: Capt. VIM. Wilson, assistant
surgeon, relieved from duty In the department
of Dakota and to report in person to the com
manding general department of the east FOL
Gardiner, assistant surgeon, relieved from dut,
| in the department of Arizona, and to report Ii
person TO the commanding general department
of the east for assignment to duty. Capt, VIM
| ii. Corbusier, assistant surgeon, relieved iron
duty in the department OF the east and to re
port In person to the commanding genera
department of Arizona. Capt. Louis A. Ii
Grade, assistant surgeon, relieved from dut!
in the department of the Missouri and to repor
to tho commanding general department o
Dakota