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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-19
Black mailing the Prince OF Wales.


A COUPLE ARRESTED IN LONDON FOR THREAT
man and woman, giving their names as
Magee, was arrested in London yesterday for
sending two threatening letters demanding
$3.50 to the Prince OF Wales. The Prince, 1t is
said, paid only passing attention to the first
letter which the Magees sent, but when the
second came his royal highness turned the let
about planning the capture OF the blackmail
ers. They sent u message, though coming
from the Prince OF Wales. to the address given
in the letters, directing the author Oh authors
of the letter to appear ut specified time and
place The assurance was given that some
body would meet them at the appointed hour
prepared to hand over a package containing
the money they had demanded. The Magees
fell into the trap. They appeared at the spot
designated yesterday morning, and were pre-
sented with u package OF farIhings. AS they
started to leave the police arrested them. The
woman thereupOn made II voluntary confession
OF the whole plot. At any rate, the police say
that the confession was voluntary. The woman,
forced by the police to confess something. 1t is
thought that she fears the confession made by
her in the first moments of CONSERVATION after
her arrest may be bad for her on the trial, and
by asserting that 1t was forced from her by the
police.
An equerry of the Prince OF Wales said the
letters sent to the Prince represented that Ma
gee was an emissary. OF q secret society, and
that he had been ordered to kill the Prince of
Wales. But the letters further intimated he
did not wish to obey this mandate There was
no help for II, however, unless he could get
money enough TO so to America. He wanted
$3.50 therefor. II this amount reached him he
societies and conspiracies and start across the
Atlantic.
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MessrsL Duncanson Bros. have sold nj auction
recently. for E. E. White. assignee house and
lot on c street, near Az street. for 90, 400, to
Horatio Browning; for Jas. II. Mari, trustee
house and lot on Madison street. for 1855, 10
j. W. Barnes, ESQ.,; for Heiberger and Metz.
trustees, frame house on Az street, between 4
ano streets south, for 81, 2S5, to George
Noneiff: for II. w. Garnett and + III. Thomas,
trustees, two brick houses on 9Th, between NJ
ana streets northwest, for 81, 500 each. TO w.
Z. Crews; for owner. the brick house corner OF
Maryland avenue and 9Th street northeast, for
S4,lOo, TO John Fegan; Tor Frank b. and
Francis n. Smith, trustees. house corner New
Jersey avenue and \ street, for S. o5, to q.
house and lot No. 81 Il street southeast, for
S5,S5O, to Tn. ]. Mayer: for John c. Heald,
trustee, house and lot on + street. near 4th
northwest, To w. H. Outlaw, for 81 .565; for
owner, lot on 1 street. between Sth and 9th
northwest at S1.5S per square foot to Chas.
Dlsmer; for owner. lot on l. street, near 22d, at
90 cents per foot, to w. +. Holtzman.
FATAL KICK.-Richard Norton. the colored
man who kicked Frank Barnes in the stomach
tnear Bennings) last Saturday night, causing
his death the following night, was arraigned in
the Criminal Court, Judge Macarthur, this
morning for manslaughter. and pleaded not
guilty. The district attorney gave notice that
he would call the case for trial next week.
REAL ESTATE SALE.-R. A. Cronin has
sold to VIM. IL. Goddard, for S13 900, the prop
erty at the northwest corner OF 14th and i
streets, fronting 26l2 feet on 14th street.
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BALTIMORE MD. December 19-Virgnia new
een-Sorties, 81; new threes. 60i, bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nd. December l9.-Cotton steady
and dull-middling Shs- Flour easy and dull Wheat
southern lower and quiet, western lower; southern
red. 9Oa93 southern amber. 96aS.. No. 1 Maryland
g asked: No western winter red January, S1aS.1s
February. So saS9s,: March, 8 asl; May, oAl4a9S
Corn-southern steady and fairly active: western
lower southern white 4a ~; southern yellow 43a4S
western mixed spot, December. January. and Feb
russry. 45l2a45s March, 451.a45l2; steamers 42Ia
white, 3SasO; western mixed. 36a5. Pennsylvania
3sa4O. Rye easier. .Oas2- Provisions dull Sugar
copper refined firm, 1eisal0ls- Whisky firm, lea
lie Other articles unchanged Freights To Ly
erpool per steamer hrm-cot,on. .;32d-: -four. Is:
grain. Cd Receipts-hour. SD barrels. wheat. $500
bushes; corn. 139.OoO bushels: oats. 500 bushels
Shipments-hour. :S:,2 barrels; oats LOO bushels
sales-~ heat. 80. 900 bushels; bushels
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ncpDrteQ EVENING STAh
CORPORATION CouRr.-The corporation court
has adjourned until next Monday Judge
Meade has ordered the discharge nom c,nfine-
ment OF Julia Briggs. who has been held as q
iunatic. After an examination by ply scians
u has been determined that she In now sane
More applications Tor the reduction of hssc~s-
ments have been made In all cases where
such applications are not filed before the March
term OF the court The new assessment will
stand Tor nve years. Thecourt Just beiore fts
adjournment made an order confirming the
sales OF real estate I'm the Hooe-Hough case.
. WAITING For TIRE ALDERMEN.-The regu-
lar meeting OF the city council takes place next
tuesday night The aldermen had no quorum
Al the last meeting, four members only being
then In attendance. The report OF the Invests
eating committee will come before the alder.
men at that meeting, and they will be asked TO
caucus with the councilmen IN ordering that
suit De brought on the bonds OF the offic ials re-
ported delinquent by the committee.
NoTEs.-New gas Chandeliers TO be nut
up next week I'm Trinity NJ r. church.--fhe
Maryland ferry steamer, Virginia. having been
repaired, has resumed her trips frvm Iayette
alley 10 Fox's. nj the south end OF the District
OF Coumbia---Capt Bartlett, OF the chain
gang, has resumed his ceman
aiker Is quite ill.-Mr. Bent. wheatley OF
this city, is foreman of the United States grand
jury at Norfolk. which has indicted the official,
OF the Exchange National bank there-A
wire fence has been put up at the new GENE
Terry, and the work of shaping IL TO suit burial
purposes will be prosecuted long as the sea
son permits such work.
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near Jefferson, was shot In the stomach and
groin. Rice and Woods are said to be mortally
hurt Fonner shot at a young man named
Ross the bullet just grazing his neck. Former
IL a worthless character and has been drunk for
o3yerai days There was no provocation for the
shooting. Former has been arrested and
threats of lynching are made
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CIRCUIT COURr. No. 1-Mdoe Cbr.

CIRCUIT COURT, No. 1-Judge Cor.
To-day, Shipman agt. Magarity: pleas stricken
out except first. Won Ihgen; demurrer sus-
tanned. Gaddis agt. Young; judgment for plain
tiff. Best agt. Hufty; motion for bill of particu-
lars granted. Miller & Jones agt. Hobby ct al.
demurrer sustained. Marbury agt. Cropley ct
al; do. Gleason agt. y. NJ. X. K. Co.; demurrer
Overruled with leave to plead.
CIRCUIT COURT, No. 2-Judge Merrick.
To-day. Glenn, trustee, agt. Dodge; demurrer
Overruled with leave to plead. New Orleans
National Bank agt. w. G. Gresham; leave to
withdraw replication and file demurrer to de-
fendant's answer.
EQUITY COCRr-.Jtd0e Hagner.
To-day, Taylor agt. Warren; former decree
modified. Albright agt. Hardisty: commission
to get answer ordered to issue. Middaugh agt.
Wilson; renlanded toeXaminer for further pro-
ceeding. Grinder agt. Duiany; order suspending
j. E. Mentally as trustee. Grinder agt. Cant;
order substituting G. 5. Moore trustee.
POLICE COURT-Judgc Smell.
To-day, Charles Lewis. coiOred, threats; 500
bonds or thirty days. Samuel COvingtOn,
cOlOred, larceny; collateral forfeited. Matthew
Clark ARRAY; collateral forfeited.
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Ordination at Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Dec. l9.-At the cathedral to-
day the following candidates who had received
The minor orders were ordained priests
in the Catholic church by Archbishop
Gibbons: Rev. Patrick j. DOnahoe, William
a. Rearden, Eugene :. Gwinne, j. \. Wneelau.
and Eugene A. Hannah of Washington Michael
+. Dinneen, John j. Bowler, and Richard A.
Drake, of Richmond. Va; John ]. Moore. of
Mass: Martin Il. ScanlOn, of San Francisco;
stephen +. Carol, of Omaha; Brothers Lauren
titus and MatthacuS, Ordni minOre CapuchinS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-19

RACK ACHE WEAKNESS, UTERINE PAINS
Soreness and Lameness speedily cured by tina: new
original, elegant and tnfallible antid0te to pain
and Inflammation. the CUTICuRA ANrIPAIx PLAs-
TER. At druggists: Doc dl6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-19

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on The Washington Stock Exchange noted to-day:
U S4s, coupon. l2is bid l24as asked T. - As, reg
tstefed, 12S1s bid. 12:}as asked Metropolitan Il. r.
stock, lO9.s asked Columbia r. r. stock, 40 bid.
Moth Capitol and Street X r., ~ bid. 5Oi. asked
Gas. az bid AZ asked Firemen's ms As asked. Cor
coran ms. So bid Ga asked. Columbia ms Ia bid
Washington Market stock, 1Sla bid. 20 asked. Cti-
xens National Bank. 1US bid Great Falls Ice, 1O3
bid Penn Tel Co., 46 bid 493s asked Chesapeake
and Pot Tel Co. 80 bid, 90 asked. U. S Electric
Light 20 bid. Is asked
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A MORMON EDITOR CONVICTED.
CHICAGO, Dec ia special from Ogden,
Utah. says: Charles w. Hemenway, editor OF
the Ogden Herald tMOrmon), was found guilty
of libel yesterday. Hemenway was indicted for
publishing libelOus articles concerning the
official action OF the United States Off
Gals incident to the prosecution of the poly
gamy cases. The maximum penalty for his
Of;fnse is a fine of 81 900 and Imprisonment for
six months in the county Jail. There are two
other indictments for libel hanging over Hem
enWay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-19

The Twenty-Five Imprisoned Miners
at Win eShaHca Given LIN as L0af

WILKEsBARRE, PA, Dec. 19.-The outlook at
No. slope this morning is frigbtful. Mine In
spector Williams says that IL the men can be
reached within forty-eight hours they will be
found alive. The chances of rescue this morn
Ing are very slim. from the fact that the air
circle has been broken.
There are sixty-seven feet of quicksand, culm
and earth to be dug away. This is wedged in
between the mine timbers, which have sprung
inward and crossed each other, presenting an
almost unsurmountable barrier to rapid pro-
gross.
IL will require five or six DAYS before this can
be dug through. This ends all hope of rescue
OF the % imprisoned men who IT Is thought,
died from suffocation within the first twelve
hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-19

THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS DO NOT THINK
ANY FURTHER LEGISLATION IS NEEDED TO
SECURE PAYMENT OF ANY JUST DEMANDS OF
THIS CHARACTER.
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She Had borrowed the Baby.

WHEELING, w. VA, Dec. 19.-The jury in
The case Of Jennie C. Harris VS.. w. E. Pickett a
young merchant, to compel the defendant to
support her child, yesterday returned a verdict
for the defendant without leaving their seats.
IL was cOnclusively proven that the plaintiff
had secured the loan of baby from German
family in order that she might produce the
child in court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-19

Wilbor's Cod Liver Oil and Lime mas now
been before the public twenty years, and has
steadily grown In favor and appreciation.
This cOulu not be the case unless the prepare
ton was OF high intrinsic value. The combina-
ton of the Phosphate OF Lime with pure Cod
Liver Oil, as prepared by DIR. Wilbor, has pro-
duced a new phase in the treatment OF con-
sumption and all diseases of the lungs 1t can
be taken by the most delicate invalid without
creating the disgusting nausea which is such an
objection to the Cod Liver Oil when taken
without lime. 1t is prescribed by the regular
faculty. Sold by the proprietor, A. B. Wilbor,
Chemist, Boston, and all druggists. co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-19

INDICTED FOR MURDER IN 1881, AND NOT
YET TRIED.-The district attorney this morn
ing called the attention of the Criminal Court,
Judge Macarthur, to the case of Robert Orr and
Frank Gallagher, indicted for the murder of
Stephen Tyrell on December Sd, 1881, and
asked that it be set for trial. He stated that
for various reasons the case had not been tried
before, but ne now asked that 1T be set for We'd
nesday next. He was satisfied that the crime
was not beyond manslaughter, and would not
ask a verdi CT beyond that.
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The Proposed Free Bridge.

THE CAPITOL.
Those interested in having a free bridge across
the Potomac are already at work to secure the
passage of either the Barbour or Riddleberger
bill. 1t is thought in the House that the Bar
bOur BILL which protects the interests of his con-
stituents in Alexandria, will be reported from
the House District committee and will 90
through the House.
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The DOlDhin Sails.


STARTING OUT ON A SlNTY-DAY TRIP TO TEST
HER MERITS.
NEW YORK, Dee. I9.-The u. g. steamer Dol
phin left her anchorage In the Brooklyn navy
yard this morning and headed out on her trial
trip. She will call at Newport, H. l., to have
her compass set and will then go south. The
Dolphin will probably stop at Savannah, Ga,
during her cruise. which will last 60 days.
During that time her merits and dement's will
be carefully noted.
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ASSIGNMENT OF AN AVENUE HoUsE.-Louis
Goldman has made an assignment to Leopold
LuchS Of his stock Of watches, jewelry. dia-
monds, clothing and gentlemen's furnishing
goods, at No. 100 Pennsylvania avenue with
All his estate, real, personal and mixed, for the
benefit of his creditors. Preferences are given
to A. LepreuX OF $40 for rent: National Bank
of the Republic, $500 note payable ~ l.. Lucns;
Citizens National Bank, note $3.50 and note OF
$500; National Bank OF Republic, or holder
note of 81 900; l.. Luchs, note OF 81 900; Luchs
L. brother, $3.50. 81: F. AtZeI $50
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Social Sensation at Grand Rapids.

LAW A
alternating HIS wIFE'S AFFECTIONS.
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. Dec. 19.-Great
excitement was caused here yesterday by the
announcement that Samuel ID, Clay, a promi-
nent lawyer, had brought suit against Enos
Putnam, q wealthy lumber merchant, for
Of his wife.
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Three Dollars,

Our Gentlemen's Calf Shoes at So are the
most stylish, durable, and best fitting goods
ever offered in this city for the price The stock
Is immense i'm Button, Lace, and Congress
Hand-sewed Button, Balls, and Congress are
OF the latest styles and best manufacture,
Prices very reasonable.
7. GARTRELL. 900 eth st cor I
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The District Amendments.

An impression prevails that the President
will dispose of the District appointments during
the holiday recess, as he will then have more
time to attend 10 the matter than now, when
he is overrun with official callers.
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DURGE OUT THE LURKING DrsTExPER
that undermines health and the constitutional
vigor will return. Those who suffer from an en-
ebied and dsordered state Of the system should take
ayers sarsaparils to cleanse the blood and restore
vitality.
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The Value Of An Arm e.1s5.

VERDICT AGAINST THE ". G. R.R. CO.
Yesterday in Circuit Court, No. 1, Judge Cox.
the jury in the case of Lewis II. McDade against
the w. & G. R.R. Co., which has been on trial
for week, returned a verdict for plaintiff for
Sc, 1875. The action was brought for the loss of
an arm when McDade was employed by the
company as a blacksmith. It was claimed by
plaintiff that the accident was the result of the
negligence of the company in not having pro
vided the necessary appliances to their ma
chinery. 1t was commended by the company
that the accident was the result of the careless
ness OF the plaintiff. MIR. McDade had made q
wooden model OF the machinery in the shop
and also the appliance that he claimed WAS
wanting, which would have rendered the acct
dent impossible. This had its effect ON the
jury, and a verdict was given as above.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-19

REvENGEFUL PRIsoNER.-John Sothern, q
colored man, whose home is on Stanton ayenue
In Hillsdale, but who is at present in iaiI for
wife beating, recently sent letter to his father
requesting him to go to the house OF his wife
the home which he left, and remove ali articles
OF food and clothing. Last night the father did
as requested, and lett Johns wife with two
aud Anderson were informed of the facts and
they visited the old man, intending to prose-
cute e him, me OLD man, however, moved all
taken them. While the officers were seeing
the work through, "Sam" Covington, Welt
known colored man, came along with a stolen
bed under his arm, which had been taken
from the insane asylum. He was arrested. and
released on $5 collateral, which was forfeited in
the Police Court this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-19

Depot 9TH and ii, for the latest aud choicest
novelties I'm Neck wear, Underwear, silk Hand
kerchefs, Silk Umbrellas, Silk and Cashmere
Muftiers, Fur Caps, Gloves, Dress Shirts and
Sewing Machines.
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AUCTION SALES.
DUNCANSON BROS, AucuoneerA

III
PAIR FINE THOROUGHBRED BAY HORSE Is.
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER TWEEN
TY-sECUND, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, without
by order of attorney representing the estate,
be sold In front of auction
TWO SPLENDID MATCHED THOROUGHBRED
BAY HORSES (Prince and Princesse fine driven
and fast trotterS spirited but SAFE sound and VII
attract attention anywhere Also Carriage ans
Harness.
Can be seen at Woods stables. 1920 NJ street north
west, previous 70 sale.
Terms cash.
Dist DUNCANsoN BROS Aucta
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The "Jallrmarkt.o

ARRANGEMENTS IN PROGRESS FOR THE NOVEL
FAIR OF CONCoRDIA CHURCH.
The members of Concordia church, corner of
10th and u streets. have been quietly but hard
at work all along arranging for the "jahrmarkt,"
they intend to hold at the armory of the Wash
ington Light Infantry corps. The ladies who
are to form the corps of workers have almost
all been assigned to their several positions:
donations are flowing in with gratifying
rapidly, and friends are everywhere working
for the success of this novel venture Two
medals are to be the prizes for the successful
artists in fancy work and dressmaking while
three are to be offered for the finest industrial
exhibit, and beautiful set OF church furniture
Will be given to the conquering drill squad.
The cOniectiOners and caterer prize is q beau
tiiul work OF art, valued at $3.50, which was ex-
pressy imported from Paris.
The managers intend to make the affair q
'twelve nights" full of genuine enjoyment
and pleasing surprises, one of which will be the
prohibition of soliciting, a feature which will
be hailed with pleasure by all who intend to
study this pleasing phase of German folf-life.
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MAR RIEn.

WHITE-LEWTS. In Hyattsville Nd, November
i2th, 1855, by the Rev. j. William McIlyain Mr.
Sko'IGE WHITE and Miss LILLIAN NJ LEW -
both OF Washington, DC
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WEALTHY CHILD STRANGLED.-The BODY
Oh u nve-weeks old boy was found In u lumber
YARD In Cincinnati yesterday. The clothing
inuicated wealthy parentage. Sensational de-
Friopments are expected. The caild had
evidently been strangled.
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Nervous Meu

Nervous Men.
You are allowed a free trial OF thirty days of
the use OF DIR. Dyes Celebrated Noltaic Belt
with Electric Suspensory Appliances, for the
speedy relief and permanent cure Of Nervous
Debility and all kindred troubles: also for many
other diseases. Complete restoration TO health
guaranteed. No risk is incurred. illustrated
pamphlet in sealed envelope mailed free by ad-
dressing Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich. w,s,k
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-19

All the union printers employed on the
Macon, Ga, Ibdity Telegraph struck yesterday
afternoon, because their dem ind for higher
wages was refused.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-19

PETTY THIEVES IN THE POLICE CoURr.-
Mary Dorsey, q colored servant girl was before
Judge SMELL to-day for stealing Jersey from
Miss Mary Cornell. 1929 18th street, and sne
was sentenced TO thirty days In Jail in default
Of ane Of $1O.-Saily Bentley, colored, for
shawl nom Susan Pitcher.
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CITY ITEMS.
No. 4 Rye whisky, eS per Gal.

75c. Of Bottle.
Old Arlington Whisky, 81 per gal.
Old Gibson Whisky, 81 pergal.
Kentucky Sour Mash Whisky, 81 per gal
Imperial Cabinet Whisky, SIS per gal.
Champagnes, fine old scotch Whisky best
French Brandy, Jamaica Rum, sherry Wine,
fine old Port Wine. MCGEEs, 9th, near ID St
Frank. Jeweler and Optician. 455 Pa. av.
Vest Chains and Charms. 50 to SO.
Real Stone Rings in Gold, 50 TO $50.
Solid Gold Watches from SIS up.
Solid Silver Watches from 50 up.
The best Silver-plated Ware at manufactu-
rers' prices. 4
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Convicted OF Nau.lauxhter.

CHICAGO, Dec 19.-Jasper T.. Sweet, who shot
and killed Dr. Waugh, a practicing physician
of this city, three months ago, on the ground
that the latter had seduced the wife Of the ac-
cused, was found guilty this morning of man.
slaughter and sentenced to two years in the
penitentiary.
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BROS, Auctioneers

nUSCANSON BROS, Auciioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF GOODS AND CHATTER
IN JOHNS RESTAURANT. CORNER OF
SEVENTH AND ID STREETS NORTHWEST
BY virtue of deed of trust dated August 23, 1ssi
and duly recorded i'm lber 1864, folio uo, the
and records of District OF Columbia shall offer
for sale the premises, on AZ DAY, DEtc1-MBEn
the TWENTS-N1N1H, 1855. mt TEN O'CLOCK
A NJ, the follow ns described personal property viz
One steam Table, one Range. one Bar Counter
Lunch Counter and Fixtures Oyster ounter anc
Fixtures, Appliances and implements. Bar Fixtures
ten Oh Paintings ten Tables, thirty Dining room
Chuirs, Dishes and Crockery Ware, Kitchen ltensils
Oyster Buckets stock IN trade and all and slngGlai
the chattels and Personal Property In and about
Johns Restaurant situated on ,e
OF eth and ID streets northwes., In Washington CITY.
Dc
Terms, cash. HARRISON DIN0MAN.
dl8,24.ZS Trustee.
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The Courts.

THE SwATARA was locked at the Norfolk
navy yard to-day.
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4 lAWNBR0KERS SALE AT PUBLIC AUG
l. TON, All OUR STORE, 3l4 NINTH STREET
NORTHWEST.
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER SIX
TENTH, n SEVEN O'CLOCK r. NJ, and continu
ing each evening until all forfeited pledges DIS
posed Of, Gold and SILVER Watches: Diamond, Plain
and Seal RingE Chairs. Lockets, Of Jeweiry
Sleeve Buttons Solid silver spoons. Forks and Pais
Plated Ware, Guns, Piston, Musical Ins rumeuts
Clothing. Shawls. SILK Dresses, Fur-lined Crculnrs
Seal Cyats, Laces, Curtains and Carpets a.; fiaDo
Organs. Bookz sewing Machines. Iron safes &C.
FIXTURES FOR SALE
c. A SMITH, Broker.
pUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneefs dll-Bt
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If Any One Can Beat
A. kaufmans prices this week they can pc
form miracles.