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PROPOS AIS,

kShOPOSAlS FOR SMALL MISCELLANEOUS
l. CASTINGS, BAR IRON AND STEEL AND HARD
WAKE.
OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE, WAR
AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. January 18th, 1885
Separate Sealed Proposals for furnishing and deliver
Hlg last Iron Bricks, Wedyes Beam Plates &c and
nor iteils Ut Hardware Bar Iron and Steel require
TOT rue H!ldfng for State War and Navy depar rnent
IN this city will be received at this otfca until WEI We
NJ NJ. on FEBkuARY TWENTY-FIFTH, 1883. and
Sesses Immediately thereafter in bidders
;,t%Siheatons general instructions to bidders. and
bak forms Of proposal for either the castings or hard
ware will be furnished establish menufactrrs and
dealers on application to this office.
,, ~ =, ~ THOS. LINCOLN CASEY, Colonel
ja2G, q, %. 90 Feb - 2i-Gs Cor,,s Of Engineer
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PROFESSIONAL.

I SEFUL FEET ENG INDISPENSABLE TO
u health and longevity the most eminent rhysic ans
surgeons and thousands of other we'll known person
ages visit DR. WHITES establishment iAIs Pc ansyl-
ana avo.dinee of Corns. funions Diseased nails and
Other Foot Ailments DR.. WHITES twenty-fft con-
secutlVe year of practice in Washington Fee Ell sit
t1n@ Baltimore Office IL North Eutaw street jail
Mrs. DR. J. SENAIES. SURGEON CHIROPODIST
~ MANICURE AND DERMATOIOGI>T.
Has nad tWentythree practice in all
diseases Of the feet; has graduated under celebrated
surgeon and has had nady advantages surg ny and
neticlue one treatment viii convince the skep
tleal that the DocfoTls competent No pain
or soreness after operating Corns % cents hair
once: ll!2 street, 4doors from 18th Cut this out
jal4 ~
DHES-DR. MUBLEMAS CURES PILES BY Dr.
rect treatment without the of knife ca,lsiic or
llgtIre. Cure guaranteed Can be eonsnlte.l at ~;
9th street northwest every first xd third Wednesday OF
cacn inohtn dI-2rn
nj ME- ROSS.
RELIABLE CLAIRVOYANT AND AsTROLOGIST
can De consulted on business and all affairs Of life
All IN trouble call. Satisfaction given or no pay
Fee. 81.
Residence. 1910 11th street northwest fia5
IA ME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
AA LIE All business confidential Ladies and Gen
streets northwest ieI4 Sfws
nj ADAME PAYN tRESIDENT) MANICURE AND
M SURGEON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nails beauti-
fed; Hang Nails and Biting Of Nails positively cured
Sors, Banons lng-owing Nails al all diseases of the
Feet successfully treated. Single treatment either
hands OR feet 81. Rooms and e. 945 Pa ave IA SIN
Mrs NJ. A. FRENCH MAGNETIC HEALER
Inland Business Medium. is again at home. 1924 7th
street northwest where she will be pleased to receive
her friends and patrons nIa-:m.
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SEWING MACHINES. &c

HoLrpAr PRESENTS
THE LATEST, BEST AND ONLY PERFECT SFWING
MACHINE.
THE LIGET-RUNNING NEW HOME
Acknowledged to be the highest achievement of best
mechanical skill in the country
A complete new yet of attachments per.orminx AN
entire new and wide range of work
Call or send for circular aud samples of work at
OPPENHkIMtR'S
s2S 9th street northwest ST. Cloud Building
All kinds of Sewing Machines for rent Pepairinp
Sewing Machines OF all kinds Ladies' adjustable forms
for fitting and drxpng dresses al
v}NHE GREAT H0USEHOLD" WITH OUR NEW
l. set Of Attachments in Velvet-lfncd Box makes
the finest outfit for family sewing oferel so
the Silent White, New Home, Domestic Eyerythin az
ACKENNEf'A 425 9th street uorth west. se24
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= Civil service reform seems 70 be making steady
prrg7eSs in New York state. IL has from the start
had infiu"ntiai friends in that state and they have
showed themselves wise and persistent as zeal
Gus The scope III the service increases and the
rules York more smoothly practice perfects the
SYSTEM Within the past year the principle of COM
petition has been extended to court officers, TO the
cierict force employed By excise boards and other
classes Many cities Throughout the state have
also applied the principle in their local Offices New
York, VIII be remembered. is the state Mr. CIeve-
Land hails ffur1.
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No Weekly star ,hi. week.

Owing to the destruction OF the pates from which
the wEExLY STAR WAS to be printed to-day. as well
as the m1tf!ce. freEn which thay were east, the r.
sue of that PGbIicatlOn for the present week VIII
have 10 be omitted.
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Real Estate Auctioneer

Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE DWELLING
HOUSE. No. 2oai STREET NoHTHwfSf
fy virtue of dred of trust TO me r.,orplra in -
Ilber No. T64 folio 412 of the land of thef
District Of Columbus will se at public auction skA
IN front of the premises. on TUESDAY, The THIRD
DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. ID. 1854. at FOUR AND A
HALF O'CLOCK p NJ. Lot No % of the s,ifyIi sision
OF square No. l0l, in the city Of pasing fnn D. g..
with the improvements thereon. consisting If n COM
Portable tl-ea-St brick ",
2D24 street northwest.
Terms of sale: One-tonrth cash: balance M six
twelve and eighteen mo;ths with interest. which
Notes of the purchaser will he taken. secured bv deed
OF trst and policy OF insurance, or all cash. at the OPP
ton OF the purchase.
LEWIS CLEPaANE, Trustee
THOS T. WAGGAMAN. Aur:ioneer iI2l-d&ds
gENHCS J. FISHER & CO. heal Estate Auctione.rs
TRUSTEES SALE OF v.LUABTE LOT. IMPROVED
BY BRICK DWELLING NJ 6Ig VI STREET
NORTHWEST, WITH STABLE IN REAR
by virtue OF deed of trust. date y D. seItnn-
Der. A. d.. 1888 and duly recorded Litter No las
folio 80 ct seq. one OF the land records Dis
TEkS00N. FEBRUARY FIFTH. A. ID. 1895 at HALF
PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK. i'm front of the premises the
west half of lot numbered four a. corporation IL
NGshiigton suDlslsion OF square numb red four hun
corded in lb1r IN h folio yT5 of the records of the
surveyors Office of the District of Columbia together
with the improvements thereon, consisting of brick
DIV Hing and stable.
One third cash; balance in one (ll and two
CD years WIN interest and sursd 10y deed of trust
upon the property sold AdepOsIt of 800 viii bc
qurtd at time OF sale Conveyanciug at cost of
chaser. If are not cnmip.l with within
days from day of sale Yrote Is will a. r,sod
at risk and cost of deaultng purchaser after days
notice in the Evening Star
5 EnwAh b c !! sIfkxLLwAGEN,l Trustees.
.-a2iGSds
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ONE feature az special interest in the reports OF
The fighting in Egypt Was the courage Of the news
paper representatives in Gen. Stewards little army.
IL IS evident from the record OF fatalities that these
men were not content 10 chronicle The valOr of
their compaEioas, but insisted on sharing their
labOrs and peril In the fight at Abu- klea Col.
Burnaby was Killed In a hand-tC-hand combat, and
in the battle before NetemneI Mr. Cameron, OF the
Standard, and Mr. Herbert, OF TIE Post, were both
Killed, while TIE correspondent OF the Telegraph
WAS wounded
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WAN IED-TO PURCHASE FOR CaSH-OYE
sn snail al. ana one medium s,zed House north OF
SON Reai Estate and Stock Brokets. 1924 F street
noItiscs' taI-3ts
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V,HoMAs DoWLING. Auctioneer.

HANDSOME WALNUT PARLoR FURNITURE.
WtLNUT NJ. 4. TABLES, BRUSSELS AND IN-
GRAIN C,RiETS. HALL AND STAIR CARPETa
MAtNtT AND PAINTED I'll MBER FURNI-
TERS, DINING TABLES, DINING CHAIRS
sIDEBOARD. KITCHEN REQUISITES &c Ar
On FRIDAY, JANUARY THIRTIETH 1885, at tas
residence Of party declining house ing No IOI2 l2th
street northwest. sail sell general collection uf
household goods. fsSSat
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANIfD-TwO MODERN IMPROVED COMMIT
w nicatlns furnished Bedrooms, with privilege of
Parlor consenent to Treasury department: parties
permanent Address j.. 1l2 Nth st. NV ia3T3ts
WANTED-RoOIIS-CA BEFORE February
w I'm ana register location. and capa i-y IN
ny er;tin OF te idicaiio and the Baugu ration of
W.llch ~ D VII be Gistri utcf ratHolisy from, Feb
r,iary 2r,th 20 March Sd, at al' 4 pots WARFIELD'S
Room Re tng Agency iIth etreer north wast faf
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

NOR SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
Il the market store at corner of Sth aud M streets
northwest Satisfactory reasons for selling ta273t'
NOR sALE-AT A BARGAIN-A TWENTY HORSE
power locomotive DO Ter: sold only il not
large enough 1t is in condition with all of
the connections including IN injector Inquire of The
Evening Star Newspaper Co js2j- I'm
NOR SALE-SIXTEEN HEAD OF YOUNG HORSES
Il Just arrived from Kentucky: one pair of matched
horses also one large MULE reasonable prices
I'll. QUlGLEf'S Stables l405 street n ja23-2xs
1foR SALE-PIASOS AND ORGANS, NEW AND
Il secondhand. at low prices for cash. and on easy
payments Pianos and orsans rent HUGO wORCH
CO S,9 9TH street, sole agents for Somer Places.
ia9} I'm
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TAere is good deal of nonsense gong the rounds
OF the press about the necessity or cabinet officers
and other pubic officers being rich Ii Is not nee
esoary, and, matter OF fict i'll my OF tin, lea :
ingmen III pu5:ic life have no fortune and do not
Ieei the need OF any,
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WEEKS & CO.. auciiunccrs
w 637 Louis avenue,
Opposite CIty Post Offce
GOO LOTS GENTS UNDERWEAR COLLARS BOOTS
AND SHOES. HATS AND CAPS. CIIfEIOTs
PANfS AND COATS. EUBBERS. c0TToNs AND
OTHER GOODS BALANCE OF A STOCK OF A
DEALER, AT AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE
Within our Salcsrooms. FRIDAY MORNING JANII-
AM ihihi lii II, len OJIoth- il2S-2t
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Mr. Cleveland has declined, rs be put It, TO come
70 this city and '-Open cftice. but he is bs,siy
talking with those VINO brave the northern biz
yards at this season TO him. Among his most
recently invited guests are Speaker Carlisle and
Hir Rainfall, Between them the coming President
ought TO get al the correct de mocratic doctrine OIL
The tariT
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4 ORGANS ON PAYMENTS OF as PER MONTH
Don iai 10 call early and examine my Instruments
All o. the best makes REPRESENT Il in stock
SIDNEY L. NIMMO.
1alO S.ta 9Th tree tbxyaS
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TIE VERY BEST MUsLINS,
THE VERY BEST CAMBRICsl
THE VERY BEST EMBROIDERIES /!
THE VERY BEST STYES!
COMMENCES TOMORROW (TUEsDAY}, JAN'Y
20FH, 1895.
Our Entire Second Floor Devoted TO the sale of
Ladies Underwear.
Everything in Readiness for an Immense Rush.
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MI. Hopkins believes In TIE manifest destiny OF
the telegraph pole; IL must go. He has prepared
report on underground telegrapby as related 10
The service Ia government buildings, and finds that
an underground system Is feasible and advantage
Gus, AMI viii recommend that IL be adopted here
after as last IS practicable.
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THIS is hot a winter to he trified with. The peo-
PIE in Montreal, for Instance have been finding an
annual profit in Ice fancieS; but they have had
nucn OF II this year, a blzz&ri making genuine
SHOW and ice hills in which there Is no great fun
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WASTtp-IO INVEST A SMALL AMOUNT or
w moaey IN established husiuess-erocery COM
office. t,aa5ts
WASTED-CUSI OMERS FO.; 50)o AIATTRESSES
w With Pillows ut - cents STU NPH & BRO mann
tac,urers OF mattresses and bedng. 93T It'll street
northwest. sIy 15ts
WASTED-TO ANNOUNCE. THAT GREEN 4
w BRYANT, Real Estate Brokers. ia 9tl. st NV
are PAYING sc-a attention 70 renting, and IiberaIIy
adVertise all Rooms registered with them. ja27-Im
WANTED SECONDHAND CLOTHIN
w Watches. Guns Pistols. J.welry; also Furniture
Stoves. ar, Re. bought Tire hest cash eprics paid
Gall o: address 8. GUGGENHEiMER 7OI tth st = W
-s'te NY ma promptly ats -Gtfti To, ja12-imt
WANTED DAPARTMENT STAMPS OF ALI,
W Kinds collections Bought AID Sold state price and
quantity when Offering aud. ii possible SEMI On an
Iroyal l. H. ADLEl. JR.. Box 81, Philadelphia Pen!,-
- isa''iA. jt5-1m
WANfED-CusToMEKS FOR3G 0 MATTRESSES.
w piece 4, H. CHAt,E 4 PRO
d2u ciS + nu,S;a.s .,c.,
NASTED-INSECrSA AND THkIRGEKM EyrEH-,
w nlIaSti IRON bed lounges and ruti,or fnrrns,,r
turs *. A Fl l.IIAti: 3 n NJ, ~
a"Zi 6i5 lsOiisiHan avenue
WANTEp-TO. ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN K.
w BEAi>l Esteman Go y II INK 14Il r IL rect n W
IA 0ii:nssl OF Deeds for every and Terri
tory Us Commissioner. EXAMINER Notary ALWAYS
IN Office from lam to pm M
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GREAT SLAUGHTER
OVEhCOATS AND SUITS
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.
Corner It'll and 6 streets,
We determined not 10 cairy an Overcoat TIL next
season. therefore. We are selling them at great sacri-
fee.
Ovcrcoats we sold at so5 we sell now at sI25a
Cvercoats we sold at 80, sell now at SII
Overcoats We sold at $50, we sell now at SO
Overcoats We s. Ii at SIS. sell now ats3
Owe coats We sold =: SI2. sell now at &c.
And all others in proEortlonate low prices
SUITS SUITS
4 fine Chevoit Suit If Sc worth go
\ fine Cashmere suit at IS worth SIS
ibutfpn Getaway Cor.screw Suit at H. worth gI8
A fine Back Atwood Froc, Suit at Sl3 worth so
fine Atwood Prince Albert Suit at Sls worth S25
Boys and Chdrens OveCoats aud Suits at 80 cents
ON lie dollar.
260j pair OF Mems and Boys Pants from sl.25 up
ward
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.,
CORNER SEVENTH AND STREETS.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING. II
WALTER B. WILLIAMS Co. Ases'0ucsr.
SPECIAL SALE OF OBJECTS or ART.
SALE OF The WI COLLECTION
ITALIAN SCULPTURES.
CONFIRMING
GRoUPEs. STATUES AND BUsTs
LARGE HALL VASES. on PEpEsrArs.
REAL ITALIAN MAJoLIcA VASES, COPIED FROM
THE ANTIQUE
FINE LARGE FRENCH BRONZE CLOCKS. wrrn
SIDE ORNAMENTS
VERDE ANTIQUE PEDEsTALs.
RICHLY DECORATED PLAQUES,
FINE GLASS ORNAMENTS AND OTHER ART
GEMS
on WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. yaNUARr
TWENTY EIGHTH AND TWENTY NINTH.
ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. THREE AND EIGHT
O'CLOCK p NJ,
AT OUR SALES ROOMS CORNER TENTH AND ID
STREETS. WE WILL SELL. WITHOUT RESERVE
THE ABOVE FINE COLLECTION OF ART GEMa
THE COLLECTION WILL DE ARRANGED FOR EK-
ANIMATION ON
MONDAY AND TUESDAY. JANURAY TWENTY.
SIXTH AND TwENTYsRvENTH.
AND Is WELL WORTH THE ATTENTION OF CON.
NoIsSEURS
MR. b. SCOTT. Jr. viii conduct the sale
WALTER b. WILLIAMS a co.
Ia2sot Auction
I U. o'MEARA & Co.
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LARGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BRrECH-
LOADING SHOT GUNS. IMPORTED FRENCH CA
nHfnkeL GONG CLOCKS ROC t.lfS' FIEE SILVFR
PlAlED WARE. DINNER AND TIA SETS, CAS-
lW ,S. nhtIT STANDS. 40 FINE IMInRTFD
smiSS MI SIC lDkfS FROM two to ten tgIacs. COLD
snd SILVER WATCHES JENEIRY. cur sftY
OPERA GLASS'S. LADIES' BEST ROSEwODD and
NJ. MI BANJDS, WADE and BUTCHER RAZORS.
articles.
i5y direction of the owner to change business will
sell. on the Ft misses. all the above stock of ! II
GNEAlsA CO, I347 PeunSylva avrnu" northwest
W washington, ID. G. sale commences ri SENIN p NJ
Great bargains NAV bs exrertt1i rpI.ll Aurt
n. B-The fixtures viii not hc sold a. AZ tarIt,iua-
uol OF sale, the store will h. occupied Iy J L.
oMtAhA CO.. Manufacturers Of '.KOlALGLUE"
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EIUK SALE
l. WILL SELL ANY PIANO HAVE IN MY
WAREKOOM ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS OF
$40 Va
SIDNEY T. NIMMO,
1alU 433 7th street tort hive 4
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'~7e~ n 49,
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

1roR SsLE-THE THREs-sToRY PRESSED BRICK
L Dwelling, SIC I'd street northwest. Irce. 5000.
Tezns easy. Apply 10 r. H SMITH q son la9
street. 1a2s I'm
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WANTED-HELP.


WANIED-A GOOD BaKBER, AT G. J. Wat:
WANTED-A Girl. To NUasE; MUST FIRING
~ reference. Call ut GO street. between 9th and
7th streets northwest ja2s-St
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN THAT UNDERSTANDS
Penns5ivana sveane soutte lst, Capitol Hill jaes IT.
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN OF TWO OR THREE
Ia o ins pen no nesa
be made. address J. l. Star Office js2s-St'
WANTED-A GROCERY CLERK-oNE WHO rs
rerd Address ea5i 9a
WANTED-THREE FIRsT-CLAss MEN 10
coed paving bus @ Apply at iss New YORK
northwest. ]. A. SMITH, Attorney. iaas3t
WANTED-.TEN FIRST CLASS SHIRT IRoNEKs.
w four collar irouers and starcers. who do
woTS Troy style; GO Wasss and steady work hpplS
WANTED---AaoO AND RAPID PENMAN: MUST
y be r n to and fdr as nr asd per, 4,
sd M S Catholic st % REQUIRED
stating terms. ia25-Gts
w Al H street northeast ja27-3t.
sS esalg is9s sss RoSERs AgrIY
WANTED-A CHAMBERMAID AND WAITRESS.
w with first class city references appiy At 1915
street northwest ja27-3t.
WANTED-A CoLoRFD WOMAN OR GIRL. TO
N,
ply at 1895 Pennsylvania avenue n ". iaN St.
WANTED-AT 1914 G STREET NORTHWEST. AN
duirel. ta273t.
WANTED-LADIEsA AND GENTLEMEN Ar ONCE
their hnss Be- aurng the leisure hsar
OK as steady work; we give constant employment and
good salary: no canvassing humbuQ. Address with
5.lI7. ia2i-l1f.
WANTED-LADlEs AND GENTLEMEN IN CITY
or country to take light work ut their homes
- to "a day easily made; work by mail no can
uiSn steady ekiploym ent Address with stamp CROWN
jssl30t oN-o'
WANTED WHITE AND COLORED WOMKN
w COOKS, 30 to $40: chsmbeYmadS nNYpes general
W9rkers scrub and kitchen girls men cooks, other
help with references. PRICE s COONBS I,iseased
Agents. 9a6 f street northwest y -,fnaI1aWs ;.
WASTED-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.I IN CRY.
w or Country to take nice light and pleasant work nc
their own homes: 81 to 81 day eisiiy ANA aiietiy
made: work sent by mail canvsssfng; no stamp fos
reply RELIABLE MANUFACTURING co, Phila-
oelpma "a, box 1s9a iaf4-3Sts
WANTEp-LADIES TO LEARN DRESSMAKING
W by Moodys new tailor system of actual measure:
price reduced Dresses made to order by MISS l.
DIV. 10. Penhsylyan1a avenue n. ". iaI5-3m
WANTED-THoSE IN WANT OF kEIIABIE
W nefp and situations male and female: Cooks 80
to $40: lab 0rers clerks hos.ra3s stores Trades stJ
all POSITIONS of trust, apply address NatioupI Fr
plo!hleht Agency COS Louisiana northwest ja;
WANrED-LADIFS OR GENTLEMEN TO TAKE
iisht Pleasant work at their homes fdisarct,
no oeecsionl Work sent by mail. So to IS day can
ot tItiity made No canvassing Plea address GLOBE
MAAF co. Boston, Mass Box 5.SA4) i30-7w
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OUR ANNUAL JANUARY
COTTON UNDERWEAR CLEARING SALE.

COTTON UNDERWEAR AT PRICES
SURPRISING THE CLOSEST AND KEENEsT
COMPETITION.
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OVERCOATS AND SUITS

We arc determined not TO carry Overcoat till next
season. therefore. We are selling them at great
fee.
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FNEoRaE CREVEIIYE OrFTCK AND YARD Is1a
~ In street Whs1f fo.tos l4sh .trese-Ions Mood;
Spit; Pine, - per cord; Osh. 81; Hskory. &6M
ja13- Inn
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II TREMENDOUS BARGAINS
TO REDUCE STOCK
LARGE LOT OF NERY FINE PIANOS AND
ORGANS. But LITTLE USED. TO BE SOLD AT
AUCTION FIGURES. SECOND HAND PIANOS
WITH HANDSOME ROSEWOOD CASES.
CARVED LE6S AND ALL THE IMPRDy T.
MtNTS AT PRICES RANGING FROM as 10
$50. NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED
80 SIDNEY T. NlGN0.
Jalu 1913 7th street northwest
Il MUST SELL
ORGANS AS Low As SIS
SEVERAL VERY HANDSOME ORGANS WHICH
CSSI ORIGIN ALt.f FROM Sl'5 To $3.50 EACH
AS Low AS $50 AND $50
. SIDNEY T. NIMAfO,
JAW 433 9Th street northwest
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WAETED-POSiTION AS HOUSEKEFPFR FOE
w the >tliaiisr; watering pacc Preferred: terms
nlotfrae References exchanged. Address SEASIDE
Star Office L1e.r,.-'
NJ ANTED - BY A COMPETENT MAN WITH
w SNAIL tsniy situation earersr or manager.
g@S4 III. renee Address GARDENEk for days
s''i s'i+ct iioftilWest ja18-Jt'
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN SITUATION IN
" dry GOODS or grocer store: can bring FIRST
class reference Address W., lis q street north
Ne9t. ja27-3ts
WANTED-A POSI- ION AS GOyERNESS OR
" composition IN refined family! Music and frsTch
Address Box }3I City Post Office. ~ ia2T- 81
WANTED - PLiCES FOR EOUSFHEEprRS9
W seaiiisfrfSse8 ladies maids foOhs nrrses ,cai
tprha-ds. nea cooks, walters, mattresses and ether
IelP With rferences for this city elsewhere PRICE
" COodES Licensed Agents. J26 F St NV ia,-Aws
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II HOUSES FOR SALE oNINSrALLMENr PLAN.
Prices from $a0lo to IS 0o1 Will sell on m ontaly
payments for abont what the houses viii rent for stop
renting and owRyour house,
Apply to
JOHN t. ARMS.
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Everything in Readiness for an Immense Rush
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-29

GREAT SLAUGHTER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-29

LANSBTRt;H 4 BRO,
40, AZ. 42i AND 426,
Ia19 SEVENTH STREET
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-29
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Win oer this week her ensirc stock Of Imported Bon
nets 81 Hats and those If her dessn Mt from Is
to 3 cent Less than former prces order to close
them out
Particular attention given 10 orders ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-29

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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-09-02
TELEGKAPIiHC NEWS.

1t IS reported that General Butler,
who is one Of the proprietors Of large
cattle ranch. has been engaged by the
eattle-men to c0utest "a the courts the
authority OF the Presiieut to remove
cattle from Indlan Territory. Colonel
Corkhiii, formerly District Attorney vi
the District Of Columbia, says Gen
sral Butler is preparing to sue The Pres
t'ie"t OF the United States, and iutsn.is
to ask preliminary order restraining
she execution of the proclamation Ut
the Pres,deat until the question 10.
volved could be- detes,niped- by the
court General Buffers object was TO
present the matter TO Judge Miller,
Judge Blachford heing absent fIon his
circuit and not easy Of access. General
Butler represents rnauy million dollars
Invested by his clients, aud preseated
very cogent reasons tor some order that
would protect them. The desired order
was not issued, and / did not hear any
OF the conversation with Justice Miller
about it, aud l do not know what his
views upon the subject are. Corkhlli
says: There have undoubtedly been
great frauds committed. yet m any
honest men had invested money in the
business. supposing everything to be
honest and legal. The new or6er of
President Cleveland is peremptory,
summary aud dictatorial. lie says
they must go. and 60 at once. Now
about this order there will surely be q
6ght. The cattle will not. be moved
You could not move colored piccc,
let alone 100000 head Of cattle. by
any proclamation, let it issue from the
President or any one else. Yes, fight
will be made. It involves important
questions of the right of property. tho
power of the Indian to make contracts,
and the power and authority Of the
Government to interfere. or one thing
rest assured, the cattle will stay. The
fight will go on. We have no antocrat
ih this country. II a landlord were to
put you out of the house, he goes to the
courts. not to the President. II a con-
tract has been violated we go to the
courts. not to the Executive. As tu
What Justice Miller decided | do not
know. hut he did not grant the injunc
ton. No overt act had been commit.
ted. The President had simply issued
orders II nobody obeyed. that was
the end of it. unless he attempted to
force it, and then another question
would arise. s