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Repeatea HE Challenge.
A JEALors LovKK FAus TO ArTKSp a prKI OF =
OWN sFyKf~a

OWN SEEKING.
Jamestown, Penn. dispatch says: An embryo
duel In high life is exciting this town The prib1
cipas are O. Webster Norris OF the chemical lapors
tory OF the Cambria lron company, and Major
Evans who holds responsible position In the eau
Ter steel department Roth are young men, highly
cohnected, boarding az the coHpanys private and
ar1Stocratc hotel. the '.Clup House Norris Oh
yected 20 Evans accompanying his betrothcd O.
ehttr1Ahtents aid demonstrated with EvanA
VINO Promised 10 reIrain but alluded IN com pany
70 MOTIFS jealousy. Tie young lady 10 QuestiOE
,eproacheo Norris FOR making her name public ana
Npitis S'ht Evans Challenge 70 mortal combat,
which was sccyptad The time a., VS. Iast NEE
Gay hleht; The place, secluded rav1ne three mile
away, near GelStovn. the weapons 10 be pistols
ENabs ana his Second We've or haud nt Norris al the
last moment sent Evans a note 10 the purport thsa
MS lie was TOO valuable - risk Evans Il hunting
ioT MOTIFS Win The aNUwcG intent 10 plFumel niIl
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TIsHE ATTACK OF CERTAIN OLD LINE JOURNALS
4 upon the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association WAS
intended. 10 utterly its business but it seems to
have had the opposite effect for single day last
month applications received for $3.50 QUO nsur.
suce Assessment No 10. Just collected brought in
$4,000 he reserve fund exceeds 500 co., -c,ch
j being invested II $ Bonds 10y the trustee the Cen
trial TrstC onpauy of New York The Association com.
r.e is third il October and has already written
IL 30 certificates covering $1,000 eco of insurance The
zee a years dues In advance are 40 on
IS. GEO. and $50 $1,000. The annual dues for ex.
Ierse each 81 COO OF the certificate. The a.
ssplsuts for death claims at age IS al on ach
1900 of the certificate at s. 81 "a A. ST. "a age
So S:a. S. One fourth of each assessment goes
The fund to protect the company against
III and mortality. Come and lnsre Office
1863 street
nl7 1.Y. KNIGHT General Agent
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A Lottery Case.
An xx-NAYoR OF INDIANAPOLIS UNDER ARREST N

NEW YORK, Jan 25.-Gen. Dan1 Macauley. ex-
mayor OF Indianapolis, was taken to the Tombs
ponce court to-day on a warrant charging him
Win violating the lottery, laws. He is president
ana general manager OF the Mutual Union
Improvement n company, an Incorporated concern,
whose OBJECTS, as stated, are the accumulation OF
fund for the purchase OF real estate, the i'm
Provement and distribution among the shareholders.
BONDS are issued monthly for S. and the holders OF
method OF distributing those premiums or prizes
as they are declared TO be- is alleged to be In the
!orm Ol LOTTERY drawings, hence the arrest Gen.
Macauley was paroed in the custody OF his counse,
IOr examination on the lSt urnximo
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The Courts.

PRoBATH CoCRT@J,1doe james
To-day, Will OF John Willis; proved by two wit
neSSeS Estate OF Bernard q. lung; order OF publ
cation. Estate OF Phoebe A. Lewis petition OF J. L.
Dart for letters filed. Estate OF James H. Ball: In
ventory returned Estate OF Mary E Maroney; peti-
aon OF Kew: J. A. Walter, with power OF attorney
OF James and Ellen Robinson, or county Down. Ire
land, MED Exenplined copy OF VIII OF Polly john
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The New York Inye.tixasion

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-Tne assembly committee
WINCH mas under investigation the various depart
mems OF Inc city government, resumed its session
o-oay az the Metropolitan hotel County Clerk
fatrck keenan, was the nrst witness sworn. He
miffaA as to the sources from which he received
Msoy ana the disposition he made OF them. He
sA0 p nade no returns to the comptroller of fees
rec1veo from search1ngs, and did not know that
toe NV compelled him to make such returns
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66 Broadway, ROOM 81

66 BRoADwAY. ROOM 81
NV YORK, March 4 1853
Having been cured Of . severe attack Of rheuuatim
Of the neck and shoulders By using Allcockb Porous
Fasters. feel It my duty to strongly commend their
use to any similarly afflicted For period Of ssve-
raj months had exhausted many other socalsd reme-
dies without obtaining the slightest relief Finally
applied Of Acocks Porous Pastera and found NY
self almost Immediately cured
1conkder them true blessing.
Faithfully y0un.
ja21-m.wh ,3t JAMES r. HOSMER
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RAILROADS.
pALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ABE MODEL FAST line AND TIE ONLY LINE
BEJWlEN


1HE FAST AND THE WEST
rorB1E i "a 4ASgJ ANSE} COUPLER,
Fehedq;e to tsLe elyet SUNDAY. November 49,, 1888
eyelue and strees ~ Eastern Standard 18th Merf
For Chicago. Cincinnati. louisville and St Louis
Ss1lS a i%'S d m lo.l3 a ~ 1910 p m with
p0--ts NlyLelt c-alse: lu:l5a L. GaiIy 10 Chicago.
For IlttsGue al 1015 a H. ard s4op N. daily; $40
In 20 t.ttSo1Tg Cleveland and Detroit. with Sleep
For Toledo ard Detroit via. MonroevLle 1915 a. m
Ssls With SLEEPER TO- Toledo. VIA Wheeling AID Lake
Trans dsT Philadelphia ara Ne York at $40 a. n
Fsscr ana SEEM cars atiachtd p L. WIKI
HSI fs4tnore on week DAYS. . % so S:C0 S:1o,9
ut train 40. $50 go 10 .J(.. 10 10 pm
sor Baltn.ore Ga sundays. C.5O. 10 800 am rs
1CT Annapolis. AZ ,L .9l AN I2:IO and z:4o m.
1erHey sTaaons between WASHINGTON and Baltimore
. ts4u saIn- Il 10 80 40 AID 10 Is o m
S,a3 Pm daily e1eelt sulday as daily Tor
aal-y EXCEPT sunday for l. sngro- StnnPo4 on and and
pia y a for frSei x cay faseI5 us sunday
,p-ul tl.l. 40 Pm. u..ly except Sunday
&Sf hs.eTs.o~n iU:l' an and $40 daily except
Trans arrive from :te West daily go $50 arl "a
From New York. snd Philadelphia IS s:aoa- daily
- m G--Iy e1s sI' Sui-d&y
day. 1O:5O s.u4-. t:31 pm. '
flyrn Lexington, 10 daily. and 215 p n daily
From Frederi3k and inte-1ned date points, s25 1000
Sunday; 500 ?. daily IRON Point Of Recas
a4s1ls leave EgitiInore tor ast:@ton $40 f30
u "a = = 10 aI-G Il 80 a. m. Lib $50 $40 )
sS59 % zoo and l9:l5 IL: Sundays. . l:4I
AZ trains from Washington Relay Station except
ctso 1rEt5 es e. tine h s a6 nd
vii be taken for tagzasv be and received at
NJ CLLMLS.ts; u. of T. baltimore
MS u II LOt.D,
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CHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
~ PROPERTY. Nos. go AND 4lO NJ STREET

NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia passed the 3lst day of Dece
Der. ID. 1883 III Equity cause No S567. Doc % eIA
wheraln William Duvall IS complainant and Ann Duyal
Nj chell ct al. defendants the undersigned as
Trustee. Will sell at public auction, front Of the
premises respectively the following described real es-
tate situate in the City OF Washington District OF Co.
lulnbia to wit
ON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY THIRTIETH. 1884, at
FOUROCLOCh NJ part Of lot numbered fourteen "a
In square numbered four hundred forty (449)
forming the eastern boundary of said Lot and ten lO
feet west from east line of said original Lot numbered
fourteen 0il running thence west fifteen tl5) feet
thence sou hundred 600 fet; thence east fifteen
(l5) feet; thence north hundred 600 feet to the
beginning improved by a twostory Frame Dwelling
No. $50 VI street northwest.
Also. IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE SALE
Lot lettered T. IN Hardness recorded subd, isou n
numbered i've hundred and fourteen 54 'front.'
ing twenty and one half (20 feet street north.
west by depth of hundred 900 feet improved by
two-story frame with onestory brick back building
No 40 n street northwest.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree One.third
Of the purchase money in cash; and the remainder i'm
equal instaliments payable in aud two years
with six per cent interest from day Of sale for which
shall be given secured by deed Of trust upon the
property sold. deposit Of 800 shall be pa down on
acceptance of bid each parcel be forfeited on non.
compliance with terms OF sale within days All con
veyancinx at cost Of Eprch ser or purchasers
WILLIAM q. GREEN, Trustee,
Second ComprroIers Office
a Y. 3. Treasury Department.
y. 7. GOODWILL, Auc.ioneer. jale-dts
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
P1Asos

HE1SrKAMp P1Axos
TAKES THE LEAD AMONG THE BEST.
Pronounced by competent Judges to be supe-=~R
rior in nne tone qualities, elegance Of con-ffTn
struction and durability
MAGNIFICENT styles in squares and Upriehts.
srsst bsrsins for rasb o uu avail uss% T ne sO1 q
Pianos Of other makers sold less than you buy
where Come and us. Get the best besides saving
the two and three profits Of the dealer Old pianos taken
In exchange at full value.
jas i27 10Th street
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a KENTUCKY FAMILY FECD.-6eorCe Hardfsoe
and Harry Bronson were killed by each other In u
street hight II Auburn. Ky. yesterday. The killing
was the result of family fcud dating back sxteer
years when James HREdl>Jn, the father OF George
Killed Bronson ; father with a broadaXe The ln-
te,tine5 OF both men were cut out Both men D..
longcd u wealthy faIni les
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THE GREAT

TEE { E55EkfHaIE IEsS aI H9y gGFr#wrsr
sfEE k1Is ,i RaS 4 hfS IESE
ferpobE saI and M ~ S StEEET 5 -
81 Palace iern Car al 40 M d d'ef IL E1Press
lc a r. dai-y with slseIinE Cars from Harrisburg
Islace Cars to ls,:sbrg Also connects daily for
sIssa2 va Car '] p,taf aGa s : 4 with
}0o1 p n. daily. foI Plttsburl and the West, with
IALIiSof;F AND IGT0YAGt' fa ,iIasS
19r Ere, Capsnstal-rLa Rochester. Buffalo Niasa-a
Mashington Kobesr ana asilinson 10 Brf,afa
Ira lesSlnI fston CT Saturday night vii not
For llaI-sport, Iock Haven and Eraira at $40. m
For New i I6rE and 1lt tts East SIS H. 1osoa
u 10 2-a u 10 m On sunday. 800 1000 ard
s:4ga. IA DAILY, e3cert sdnssy. '''-' : aux 01's
feI Boston without change. 14Up. every week day
Fer Brecki$H f.s through trains connect at 1-r
c.Eect tanser to Iut6n street. o aI -.
T&3e across New York City. 40
ara ll:l on sunday 400 1000 and II Il ,. IN
100 1Apres. go a. = daily. except Sunday
U). -. 40 $50 T:iG 1000 and Ii:I5 D "a on
s'n.ay .iUlV:v0 I.i 90 60 7:40. 1000 and IL is
f0rroPe's Creek Line. ESQ g. IT. and z:4op II. daily
he Annapolis. tso and daily. e1ceptsun-
ALtNtNDEIA and FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
HAI' ND ALEAAHDIiA AND WASHINGTON
Fer Alexandria 5J. 20 e:a5 II :o5 and II IS
80 =, 80 p O. and Il 90 Pm I'll suIsayat
1oI keiucld The south $50 and II o5 All daily
IT, a. q = ~, ~ : =; c-lil, sA.er; sunday.
hL& -" an. 90 SO. -. ; TO- 20 and 10 40 D
n sl-e l-,lt Lcii zf; Oh Sunday al . 10 and TO- u
,,. ~s s. se 92I, at the ofce northeast corner
ton where can .eIt Tor the cc INK =, ba
w. 70 Ies''i-~'-. = non J. ,e!s residelr4s
CHS F. IUGI.. General Manager nj
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I'd Edition.
Latest qeleglanS to The Star.


WHY DETECTIVE BLOCK WAS KILLED.
v1NNA, Jan 2s.-The murderer, who killed De-
tecuve BLOCK, nred two shots at citizen who as
T Ts ~ capturing him wounding him seriously.
Dynamite cartridge In order to k1ll himseif
ano nus captorA The murdered detective had
Iecenay arrested one OF the suspected assassins
Alupeck was murdered on December 18th, ana sew.
sIA arrests have been made Of supposed parties to
tne murder, including Herr Schon hansen, leading
and Joa TILL
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old WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN AS
~ the best is JUSTH'S Old Stand known for years
the only place where frst-ciass SECONDHAND
CLOTHING Can De sold AZ lectabe pracsA Address
c2ls 60
sSSiA'o Old Stand No SIG u street between 18th aud
It'll streets northwest.
SI.-Nots ty 4ss..t pSSlI1Stiy at;vEt s.-I -
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A BE,rrIrrL. M.oMaN,s sr-Ir,rnp.-Mrs. uenr,etf.

BEAUTIFUL NoMANs STTCIDg.-MrS Henrietta
L. Chadwick. a beautiful WOMAN. thirty years of
age the wife 0f travelling man named frank Chad
wick, committed suicide last night Ia a room ina Chi
c&go. where she had been living with a man whose
name IS supposed 10 10 Eyre I. Randall The par
entS II The deceased I've In New York. All tue par.
ties moved In good society.
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.EEKS l. CO., Auctioneers.

WEEKS l. CO.. Auctioneers.
LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF THE ENTIRE
STOCK CONTAINED IN PREMISES NO. $50
SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, IN LOTS TO
SUIT THE TRADE AND PRIVATE BUYERS.
By order Of A Fisher we will sell the above premi
commencingat TEN O'CLOCK SATURDAY MORN
1NP. JANUARY TWENTY SIXTH and viii continue
daily until the whole Of thu large stock is disposed Of
without reserve or limit in part the following:
MEMS UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY, wOMEN'S
WHITE WEAR AND HOSIERY: LACES, HAM
BRUSHES W ,OLEN KNIT GOODS, -VEILINGS
FANG9 SCARFS, LOT OF JEWELRY. LARGE
BOXES AND FANCY GooDS OF "a! ALL KINDS
OTHER GLOVES. LARGE STOCK OF RIBBONS,
HAIR GOODS. &c, WITH An ENDLESS VARIETY
OF OTHER GOODS. UNNNECESSARY TO MEN,
TION HERE
full attendance is called to this SALE will per-
ami laos
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Dr.. T. +. Schafhirt has been quite sick for some
days past but Is recovering under the care OF DR..
Basil Norris Of the q. 8 A.
An exemp1l1ed copy OF the viii Of tho late Polly
johnson OF Frederick county, Nd, was nled with
the register to-day.
william Lockwood townsend, charging him with
the larceny OF Q pair OF shoes valued at s..
To-day the authorities at the Baltimore and Pc
tomAc depot have q locomotive In use heating the
building, owing to one Of the boilers in the building
being out OF repair.
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hiCdahb II. W fESD.
Surviving Executor and Trustee t.stIte q
B,snrCd =. Feed.
THOS j. FISHER & co, Auctonee-s. ia24-dtds

CaNS hAaE q Il
Hons OF H9f fH hl CITY. AMI 'o' ih"hsi she
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the "a
s762 docket y. viii offer for sale At public ave, -.r
1S f5eq 6 n I P oG ooak M
Lots -, % and q? il the subdivision Of sq'lar .5 said
lots being unmrore ard situated Oh street between
On the SAME DAY. AT FoTR- THIRTY O'CLOCK
aud situated between 9th and 7th Streets
On d TgEs s}i }ASTART 1T; 1884
With equal derb f " Siss q II LOT
81 8 sSsS5Sss Frame
vision Of ORIGINAL Lots i md e qnare esq
by 81 HE sh%E a at ,h fs rSfths
O'CLOCK P. NJ snail Offer Lot ., i, Hogan and Cum
two.sory Frame Houses Gle On Ii front, No liz
shall Offer It q il ksy stdsy;!919' certain Lots
oS WEpSIspaY. JANGAk5 Utility. iss.. at
auction in from of the the north 6feet front
BY dp Sas aS OF Lot ~ by
E y pA = a. a E Pha g F o Re- 0cLock
irst four OF said iots aud situated
the remaining three of said lots improved by two
story Brick Houses, numbered from 13Ul to 1915
. IS SANE pAYs AT QUARTER OF FIVE O'CLOCK
p NJ. Lots "a to SO. both inclusive in c. Riley's sub
division Of part Of 800 improved by 10
Brick Houses, numbered from 2OO4 to 20g2 9th
~ 3 and g. In said Of square seo 0s stu
ated e undRry between 9th and 10th streets
nor Invest. and uiInproved. Immed atcy thereafter
shall sell Lots 80 to 81 both inclusive and lot
j. Balloch's subdivision of of square
said lots being uDimproSed. and situated follows:
Lots SO to "A. street, between 9Th aud Vermont
avenue northwest; lots As to 81. Vermont avenue
between L and streets northwest, and lot So on V
street between Boundary and Vermont avenue north
west.
such sales said property will be sold clear Of all in
cumbrances with taxes pd to date Of SALE except lots
49, 80 and in WIu r. and p c. Rileys subdivision of
81 are and lots As to ST. both inclusive BalIocts
subdivision Vt part of square $780, which lots will be
sold subject to deed Of trust dated September a. 1881
and recorded in Iber No 963 folio 26l seq tho
Land Records of said District, securing $1,000 with
interest at 81. per cent payable quarterly
the balance in equal nsta Inents in six. twelve
eighteen months from day Of sale for which notes of
purchaser bearing interest from day OF sale and secured
by deed of trust upon property 10, will be TAKEN
entire purchase money may be paid in cash at option Of
purchaser A deposit Of 800 will be required on each
lot at time OF sale and the terms must be complied with
in eight days from time of sale the property will
resod at the risk and cost Of the purchaser
AL conyeyancing and recording at purchasers cost
jal6-dSds THOS. +. WAGGAMAN, Trustee
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
1EPLENISHED
We have just received,
Per Steamers GERMANIC and NOVA SCOTIA.
DECORATED CHINA and CROCKERY
RICH DECORATED PLATES,
CUPS and SACCERS sc.
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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CHUieOl Topics.

CONTESTED ELECTION CASES.
There are thirteen contested cases before the
elections committee. Or these the recorls OF but
two have been printed ami referred to slh-commit-
tees Or the contests Virginia has three and UiiiO
two. Kansas. Alabama, Iowa, Indiana, Mississippi
Missouri. North Carolina. New Mexico and Montana
eases were considered ana ali passed unOn cX-
cept THAT Of Lee Richardson, which hung Ia the
House Oh the last day.
MIX. GAINES EXAMINED.
Mr.. Ben Gaines was before the committee on ac-
counts to-day The committee will probably COM
plete its investigation tomorrow.
FRAUDULENT CLAIM
Mr. NcMtllin'S committee to-day decided TO re-
port bill TO the House to prevent the collection OF
fraudulent and false defective accounts BY those
provides that any disbursing officer or other gov
ernment officer. or other person who presents
falls" or Incorrect account or claim. shall not be
titled 10 payment or credit for any part OF such
claim and Ii the claim account Is wrongfuIly col
lected from the government the amount must be
charged against the accounting officer Or such per-
son as Is responsible for the false Claim.
NIB. BCCKNERs BILL
The House committee on banking and currency
to-day considered Representative Buckners bill 10
stop the issue OF paper money in sums less than
So to diminish the coinage Of go gold pieces and
to increase the number OF $40, IS and S2a gold
coins No vote was taken, but considerable oppO-
sttton was manifested. The committee decided
to report favorably the bill changing the name
OF tue LdlaSetle anu Dauh VI COmmefce ranking
Institution. OF Cincinnati to the Lafayette National
Bank. To meet the objections raised in the discus
sion OF his BILL Mr.. Buckner has decided to offer an
amendment providing that no paper money In sums
less than s. shall be issued.
TIE GREELY RELIEF APPROPRIATION
Representative Randall was Instructed by the
House committee on appropriations to-day to insist
upon the acceptance OF Greedy relief bill as
BY the House The Senate passed the measure with
an amendment providing that it should not be COM
pulsory upon any onlceF TO accompany the expe-
dtlon. The matter win DO adjusted h conference
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A sSIGNEE'S SALE OF PIANOS ANDe@a
IA ORGANS nTH
No. - UNION soUARr, NY. Dec 18th. 1

No. y UNION soUARE, N. II Dec 18th, 1889
CHACSCEY REED 433 It'll st. n Washington, D. c.:
Dear Sir: Acting on your suggestion have purchased
the late firm of Peters Greene the entire stock at IS
cents the dollar based factory inventory Of new
stock and 40 cents the dollar estimated value Of
rented stock. he goods the door will be forwarded
In time tor holiday trade: the rented instruments
as fast as can get them in Should these goods be late
III arriving say to purchasers: Wait and get piano
organ from the most maker at less
than oO cent of price quoted by the regular agent
There Is hardly first class maker Of note in the coun
piano stools, and musical instruments Of
description Believing have done an act that will meet
your nearly appreciation, and extending the
plI,nents OF the season. am
Your most obedient servant,
j. ". HARDCASTLE
] have now in stock-A genuine Chickerfne Piano;
regular price, 500: has round corners. double We
heered rosewood case. massive carved legs and Tyre
prb IN power and singing quality OF tone offered at $3.50
Also, an upright large size, stringed worth 34U0:
offered at s65 peerless upright in massivey
case standard makers, regular price 81 600: offered
at $500 One genuine Estey Co organ REGULAR $l15;
offered at $50 Second hand Pianos from $40 to sS5
Other goods i'll great variety equally low price NB
Bring deposit positively refsals given without it.
Tuning, repairing ant! moving attended to- An elegant
upright Piano by private party street offered $3.50
cash Inquire at store. CHAUNCEY J. RFED,
JAY 4S3 eth Ii W.
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SALES.
WATER B. WILLIAMS L CO.. Auctioneera

HANDSOME PARLoR SUITE UPHOLSTERED
SUITE. PLATE GLASS EXTRA SIZE: WALNUT
sRERa3GAsP 9 f34K eA SIE M HhNSH
PAkL9R SUITE, UPHoIsTERED n GREEN
PLUSH; ELEGANT MANTEL MIRROR, PLUSH
AND BRONZE FRAME; BED LOUNGES, OAK
E1TENSION TABLE. D1NING-R0EM CHAIRS.
HAIR MATTRESSES, TOILET WARE. ETC.
On TOMORROW, JANUARY TWENTY-SIXTH.
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK An. we shall sell with
above collection Of household effects.
No pOstponement on account Of weather.
Terms cash WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO,
AuctiOneera
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THE OTTO GAS ENGINE

THE OTTO" GAS ENGINE
Requires no boiler, avoids all expensive attendance
Io loss OF time, no handling fuel no ashes It is
used extensively for running Passenger and Freight
tn Litogrsphic Presses, Coffee Mills Roasters Paper
snd Ruling Machinery, Lathes, &c, &C. This engine
iuiis with extree slRoothness and regularity Of
assesses the least number VI working parts aud
kreat siI1,p licity OF mechanism.
For Particulars prlcsA &c. apply ut O6ico of
" Ssiii1StUO G&S Light ca MlS
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Mt1kAIEn.

CCNSINGHAN-MFsD. At ST Peters clur,h JAM
,;ay I'D iNSi by f.v Father - sullivan GEORGE A.
CDNNINGH An. Of Rlrnfnund. Va 10 JULIA A, thu
daughter vi james H. Mead of this city.
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FINANCIAL AND COumERC1au
The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to H. H. Dodge 539 18th street:
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RUE MERIT ALONE

has given Acocks Porous Piastes the lreest sAe q
any external remedy in the world II you have besn
using other kinds Of plasters, trial Of "AcockHr
win convince you Of their wonderful superiority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-25
THI RrvRR Rrspso AT HARfxR'

TIE RIVER RISING At HAKfkRs FKRRY.-The
signal station at Harpers Ferry reported at ESQ
O'Clock pm that the river had risen six inches since
morning, and the ice Is breaking and moving on.
The ice In the river channel opposite the city was
seven inches thick this morning, and the river
frozen solid all over.