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LOCAL BRIEFS.

TIE ladies Of McKendroo Church will
hold n Persian tea this evening from 2 TO TO-
THERE arc five oyster boats locked in
the ice at Quantico, and their cargoes will
he shipped to this city by rail.
The jurors Of the Criminal Court not en-
gagged in tho Dempsey Kirkwood trial were
to-day discharged until Tuesday next.
SECRETARY McCuLLocH has ignored the
charges against Comm lssioner OF Internal
Revenue Evans prepared by William How
ard Mills.
ORNAMENTAL arches arc being con-
structed over the entrance gates to tho
White House grounds for tho Inaugural
decorations.
REV. T. NJ. ToDD of Manassas, Va, has
been elected chaplain of tho Capital City
Association of the Zeta Psi Fraternity for
the coming year.
LUNCH will be served at tho Washington
Light Infsntry's Armory by tho ladies Of
the Homeopathic Hospital tomorrow and
Saturday at IL g. M
JUSTICE HAGNER yesterday granted
jeremiah II. Whitehaud divorce from tho
bonds Of matrimony with Anna Whitehand
on the ground Of intemperance.
COMPTROLLER LAWRENCE has decided
that Government Printing Office employees
will receive pay for Saturday, although
they will not work, IL being holiday.
PROFESSOR FIsKEs lecture last evening
comprised that gloomy period Of the Ameri-
can revolution which followed the brilliant
victory of the battle of Saratoga up to the
successful attempt of the French TO aid the
Americans.
THE interior of the Washington Monu-
ment was lit up with electric lights yester-
day afternoon. There arc seventy five in
candescent burners from base to top which
will burn from q. m. to p. IN. when wish
tors arc admitted.
SARAH MORGAN, tho white woman who
was arrested by Detectives Cox and Carter
yesterday for the larceny of gold watch
from Elizabeth Lewis, was released this
morning, as nothing was found to connect
her with tho larceny.
"A CONTINUAL dropping ON very rainy
day and q contentious woman are alike"
No wonder, poor souls, they are such slaves
10 headache. One twenty-five cents spent
for bottle of Salvation Oil will restore
harmony in tho household.
THE fair now being held by the Gospel
Temperance Sunday. sch DOL, in building No.
203 street northwest, is meeting with sue
cess. Everything looking toward the COM
fort Of all is amply provided for, with fne
promenade, nicely-lighted halls and fine
music.
AT meeting of the Washington resident
members Of the Veteran Corps, Sixty-nnth
New York Regiment, resolutions were
passed expressive Of the qualification of the
members at the presence of their old COM
rades in this city during the Inauguration
ceremonies.
MARRIAGE licenses have been issued as
follows: Charles e. Merillat and Mary g.
Meals. James o. Fisks aud Annie p. Chew
ming Inhn III RutnhnI and EanniR II
Burke VIII II. Van Week of Essex, N.
Y, and Matte Shinn of this city. Cassius
II. Clay of Kentucky and Alice NJ. Seal of
Virginia. Samuel II. Owens of Prince
Georges County Nd, and Maggie Cham
bers OF Howard County, Md.
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TIE INAn0uRATIoN.

At tho meeting of the Committee on Pub.
lie Illumination, Fireworks and Decorations
last night a committee was appointed TO
procure fifteen hospital tents for the use of
tho Unexcelled Fireworks Company. A
committee was appointed to obtain from
the Commissioners tho control of 100 lamp
posts OH the nights of the ID, 4th and 9TH
of March. IL was decided not TO take any
further action in regard to public street
decorations. The fireworks will commence
at 730 o'clock and tho street illumination
at dark. 1t was decided to call the atten-
tion of the Executive Committee to the
question Of day fireworks. Committees to
secure control Of the grounds back of the
Presidents House from the 25th instant to
March ., and detail Of policemen to guard
the fireworks, were appointed.
The Civic Organization Committee do.
cided last night that the marshal and aids
should have blue saddle cloths, braided
with white and red white and blue sashes.
The total number Of men who will take
part in the civic parade heard from up to
date is 1914 not including those of this
city.
The Stonowall Club of Baltimore, tho
Forsyth Rifles and lIdgecomb Guards of
North Carolina will be here.
Grand Marshal Slocum will have head
quarters az the Inaugural Committee rooms,
on F street.
The Democratic clubs in Baltimore are
all ON the tramp ut present, and drilling and
marching Is going on nightly. The rank
and Gle smile Mt the bad weather, which
only serves to keep few Of the aillng old
gentlemen at home. Tho ward club man
has poor opinion of the working Demo-
crat who is not getting ready for the trip to
81 A - m
The Evening critic., 1885-02-19
THE POLICE COURT.

A Misunderstanding colored man, named
Ben BrowD,was in the tolls this morning for
making brutal assault on an old colored
showed that the assault was a wanton and
vicious Que, and a sentence of sixty days
was imposed.
Richard Gordan was before His Honor on
complaint of a colored maiden name1 Cora
Kidwel. Cora said they had heated dis
cnssion while sitting at the stove yesterday
morning. He was sitting in front of the
stove getting all the benefit of the fire. and
she tried to make him move around little
while she put ON her stockings, and also to
get him little farther away from n pan Of
hot rolls He got mad and then assaulted
her Ten dollars,
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standing by the Veterans.

The minority report of the House Com
mittee on Civil Service on the bill to pro-
hbit the removal from Office of honorably
discharged soldiers was filed to-day. The
report is signed by all of the Republican
members of tho committee. 1t reviews at
length the various acts of Congress passed
for the benefit of the soldiers, to show that
it was clearly the intention OF Congress to
reward the defenders Of the country by Civ
ing them preference for appointment to Of
fee, providing they were competent The
question Of the constitionallty of the bill Is
argued at length and the claim made by
the majority report entirely disproved.
The Tenure Of Office act, the Civil Service
act and other acts of Congress Of like ma
tuie are cited as evidence of the power of
Congress to prohibit removals from Office
without cause. The report is signed by
Stephen G. Miller, Henry II. Bingham,
William Walter Phelps and Robert r. HIT.
-phHd. Press Cor
The Evening critic., 1885-02-19
TT STRUCK HIM
just right to buy the Opera Puns Cigar.
e1fea for ter eents.
A MOST INTERESTING BOOK.
Life and Travel I'm India,
BY ANNA HARRErTE LEoNowENs,

by ANNA dAHHlbITE LEONOWENS,
Author Of "7Ae EH0itSh GogerReSS at the Sian.
cSe court" anil "TAe Romance Of he Hdtem"
This book comprises q series OF sketches
which are now, for the first time-ln order to
meet an ever.lncreasing demand as to life In
lndla-glyen 10 the public. 1t antedates the
authors experience, already set forth In such
graphic word painting In "rhe English Gov
erness at the Court OF SIAM"
II treats chiefly OF the sights, scenes, daily
life, manners, customs, religious rites and OBJ
scrvances OF the many differing races now to be
found In Hindostan both from personal con-
tact with the same, as we'll as from long years
of study Of the oriental languages, religions
and lteratures; throwing much additional
light on many veXed questions, and clearing
away not a few OF the misconceptions as 10 the
religious significance, the moral character aud
domestic life OF the Brahmans, Hlndoos, Par
sees, Mussulmans, etc. The reader will nnd
the book a treasure.mine OF picturesque de-
scriptione OF out.ofthe.way places In India;
chaTmingly interviewer with many bit OF In
dian story; with Just and keen appreciation
OF tho vitality OF these strange scenes, and Il
genuine sympathy with that great lndo-Euro-
pean branch OF onr race, which 60 far To prove
tho author 10 be an Intelligent, candid and
sympathetic observer.
FoRTER X COATES, PUBLISHERS,
Ptiiddeiphid.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-19
Special KOTIcES.


Afrz2,THE UNDERSIGNED BANKS AND
bhsaisA Bankers viii close their respective
places OF business MONDAY, February 20, By
triei Of Columbia, the 22d twashington's birth.
day. falling on sunday. All paper maturing
on tho Days named must DO paid SATURDAY,
February u.
oEoR6B II. b. WHITE, oashler National
Metropolitan Bank.
RIGGS n 90.
d. p. SNYDER, President National Savings
THos. o. PEARsALL, Cashier Citizens Ma.
tional Bank OF Washington.
TOWELS h GREEN.
BATEMAN h 90.
LEWIS JOHNSON & co.
CHAs. g. BRADLEY, Cashier OF tho National
Bank q the Republic, % Washington.
CRANE. PARIS & co.
H;o. SWAIN, Cashier Second National Bank,
OF Washington.
BELL x 90.
u. p. SNYDER, President National Safe De.
posit Company.
O. A, JAMES, Cashier Bank OF Washington.
j, 4. RUFF, Cashier Central National Bank.
W, LAIRD, JR., Onehier Farmers & Mechan-
lcs. National Bank, aeorgetown, ID. y. fe1O2t
go THE ASSOCIATED CHARITIES.
The recent lnclement weather has greatly
increased The necessities OF the poor and mul.
uplied the demands for relief.
To meet this exigency, the Associated Oharl-
ties have invited the Rev. JOHN DE WITT
MILLER, OF Philadelphia. 20 deliver his al.
mirable lecture on the "uaes OF Uglinees," At
the Foundry Church, on FRIDAY EVENING
NEXT, at 8 p. III,
The lecture is brimful Of wit, ami is truly
what tho Ndtton0i R1p2JIlcda recently said OF
it-'A rare treat"
We bespeak for tho Lecturer ana the cause
OF charity full house.
Tickets can be had at Thompsons drug
store, 703 10Th st.; Simpsons hardware store,
Pa. ave-, bet. 10th and 18th sts.; Central once
OF the Associated Charities, O2l q ST., and q.
a. Prentiss' drug store, cor. TIN and y stI.
NV, fe10.2t
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LOANS
In sums to suit NJ per cent.
The above is only n small portion OF property
on my books, For null list call al Office fOr bulle-
tins iRanRd on lat and 18th
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EoR sALE-A HALF-MEDIUM GORDON
II press; everything cOmplete self-feedlng
apparatus, rollers, mold, fountain, &c; eau
DO used as seit-leeoer on wlthont; VIII DC SOIL
an hour; Just suited Tor cards and envelopes.
Call AT Critic office. iaD-tf
The Evening critic., 1885-02-19
Suit for DIssoIution of Partnership

Edwin b. Garges. by bill in equity
against John II. Garges, filed through his
attorney, Mr.. II. B. Moulton, for dissolu-
tion of the partnership of John H. Garges &
Son, in the livery stable business, at GA and
GAG Pennsylvania avenue southeast, prays
for the appointment of a receiver to take
charge Of the assets and dispose of the same,
pay the bills of the firm and divide the re-
mainder equally between the partners; also
that John H. Garges be restrained from
selling or disposing of any of the property.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-19
Robberies Reported.

Mrs. Mary Il. Deener of 1928 p street, re-
ports that her house was entered by burg
lars last night by cutting Stats from the
window. Twenty dollars worth of cloth
ing was stolen.
Mrs. II. f. Lovaire, of 7O6 X street, re-
ports the larceny of gold watch from her
residence
The Evening critic., 1885-02-19

VNTANJ Ed BY \ COLORED WOMAN, PLAIN
w washing and ironing to do; also, d place
10 cook, wash andiiron. $40 Delaware ave.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-19

Messrs. Fauth & Co. have written the
Commissioners to the effect that they are
about to improve Maryland avenue be-
tween First and Second streets southwest
with block Of houses, and they desire
to have certain dsreputable houses in
that square cleared of their present occu-
pants.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-19

HOusekeepers VIII Save Money
by purchasing their furniture, carpets, &C.,
ON easy weekly or monthly installments at
Smiths, 413 N. j. avenue northwest.
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ron RENT-MsceHaneous

Tor RENT.-FOR lTH OF MARCH, WIN
II dows IN Olan.na-Gncl Hall, corner Penn
sylvania avenue and FOul-1nd.a-hRlf street
Printing ONCE, folD.3tH
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Strangers F.!

Toys, pictures, gift-cards, scrap-book
pictures, &c. Wonders for ladies and chill
dren at ] Jay Gould's, AL Ninth street,
near Pennsylvania avenue.
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PERSONAL GOSSIP.

General Charles Ii. Grosyenor OF Ohio lie at
me EDDitt Bgain ., Tho Hon. John n. Lamb
OF Indiana has returned from trip TO his
home,
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+. F. HARVEY, UNDERTAKE Err,

031 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
The public ia respectfully notified that am
20 longer at $50 + ST., but 02l Seventh 81. NV.
Make no mistake. II, +. HARVEY,
The Evening critic., 1885-02-19
LOST AND FOUND.

G.on IN AN ENVELOPE DROPPED BY A
dDDu lady who fell on the fec near Thomp
SO reward for It's return 10 ThompsOn's drug
store. felS3t
L OST-Ap ABOUT NOON TO-DAY lTUES.
II dayh on Second 81. n.w,, near n, small
purse containing sum OF money Finder VIII
BIO rewarded by leaving 10 at The Critic ONCE,
felT-3fN
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20 ATTENTION.

49, GRAND ARMY or THE REPUBLIC,
DEPARTMENT or THE POTOMAC.
Commanders are requested 10 report with
their posts at headquarters, southwest corner
81, al o O. NJ, forming on north side OF D,
right resting on east side OF Tenth, moving at
GAO sharp. Dark clothes; white gloves; no
side arms Comrades OF other departments
and all honorably discharged soldiers aud
sailors are invited. By command OF Depart
ment Commander Brooks.
JOHN CAMERON,
fel0.2t Asslstant Adlntant. &c neral.
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WANTED--Rooms.

w ANTED AN UNPUBLISHED ROOM
w suitable for small club; state price
and location. Club, Critic ONCE. fela.3t'
WI ANTED-AT MRS. SHERIDAN's ROOM
w Renting Agency, zoos street ndtth-
west, rooms for rent; parties having rooms TO
let Will lind desirable tenants by applying at
this agency: rooms for rent In all parts Of the
city, furnished ana unfurnished, single gud
en- suite. ta7.tf
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ron SALE--HouSeS.

EOR sALE-TWo-sTORY BRICK DWELL
II ing; q rooms and bathroom; all modern
lmpToyements; near 81, Aloysius Church
price, -, $50; only $500 cash. Tyler X Bather-
iOfd. fol i-6. %
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PRACTICAL UNDERTAKEN AND CABINET.
MAKER,
ReRdy-made Coflins, Caskets and Shroude,
Nc. 3O1 An street, corner Of at. q. W. Branch
store, gu Mass. ave, n. W. orders promptly
eNecMted az ToAsOnnhle rates. U
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DIED.

KIDWBLL.-O On February 1G, 1855, nj his
residence In Georgetown, John l.. Kidwoil, In
the 06tb year Of his age.
sHEPERD.-on February IS, 1855, Mabel
EleanOra, infant daughter OF John and Cora d.
Sheperd, aged IL months,
FUNERAL from the residence OF her grand
father, No. 14O Ridge street northwest Friday,
February 20, at O'clock,
The Evening critic., 1885-02-19
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS.

Chicago Grain and Provision Mar.
kels.
The following summary by b. X. Plain Il
Co., 81. Cloud building, Ninth and Il streets,
shows the course Of the Chicago grain and
provision market up TO p. m. to-day;
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URDERTAKERS.
E. M. BOTELER,
FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN,
ADDISON DAY.

Nos. 0l2 Pa, ave. n. W., and 735 9Th ct. 8. q
Telephone call No. s54.
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49, PASSENGER FARES.
,jtsS.fs. DISpRIOrOF COLUMBIA,
OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONER
WAsHINGTON. February lB. Is

WASHINGTON, February 10, 1885.
BY authority of an act Of Congress approved
February IL, 1885, relating 10 public order
in the District OF Columbia, IL is-
ORDERED: That from February 20 10 March
g, 1885, inclusive, no driver or other person
having charge Of the public conveyanccs
hereinafter described shall charge any higher
rate OF fare, within the limits Of Meridian
Hill, LcDroit Park aud the cities OF Washing
ton and Georgetown, than Is hereby pre-
scribed, or violate any provisions of this order,
under penalty OF not more than twenty-five
dollars G2ol, as provided by said act Of @ m
gress.
sTnIET CARS, nve cents Tor six tickets for
twenty five cents; one-hOreo cars on Penn
sylvatia avenue dimltcd distancr), three
cents.
LARGE BERDlcs, same as street cars.
OMNIBusFs, between railroad stations aud
steamboat landings and hotels, Twenty-Five
CoNyEyASCEs Of iii kinds drawn by ONT
uOnsF, for distances not exceeding fifteen
squares, twenty-five cents each passenger; for
any greater distance, twenty-five cents aidi-
tlonDl for one or two passengers aud ntty cents
additional for three or four passengers. TO
and from theatres, for one or two passengers,
$3.50; TO and from theatres, for three or four
passengers, 50.
CoNvIYASCEs drawn by TWO HORSES, fifty
per cent. advance on the onc-h0rse vehicle
CoNvEYANcEs drawn by one horse, seventy.
I'VE cents PER HOUR, una by two horses, nifty
per cent. advance ON that rate; ANY FRACTION
or An HOUR, not less than.a quarter, after the
fret hour, al prOportonnte rates.
Service between 1890 a. m. and > n. m
nfty per cent advance on all rates
COuPEs called from LIVERY STABLES, ~ for
the tirst hour and sevonty-aye cents for each
subsequent hour.
CARRIAGES called from LIVERY STABLES,
II 80 for the first hour and ~ for each subse.
quent hour.
SPECIAL RATES FOR THE INAUGURATION
BALL.
Herdic Cabs, flve dollars (s5) each cab.
Coupes, four dollars 80 each coupe.
Hanson Cabs, three dollars (S3l each cab.
Conveyances (two-horseh according 10 agree
ment, not exceeding ten dollars.
No owner or driver OF vehicle, as before
named, shall refuse 10 carry passenger ut
the foregoing rates; nor shall he, when en-
gagged, take up au additional passenger or
passengers without tho consent Of the person
or persons VINO FIRST engaged him.
Any complaint OF illegal charges, giving tho
time, number OF the vehicle or driver, aud the
address OF the complainant, shall receive
prompt attention from any policeman to whom
It may DO made. Every driver or owner OF the
conveyances embraced In this order shall OK.
hibit printed copy OF the same in u CON
spicuous place In his vehicle.
All existing laws and ordinances not In con-
flict with the provisions NJ this order shall re-
main In fun force and effect.
BY order OF the Board;
WILLIAM pINDALL, Secretary.
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TNgsSs, GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.
49, Comrades OF Kit Carson Post, No. 2,
VIII assemble AT headquarters at 81 q. IN.
FEBRUARY 81 for the purpose OF taking part
I'm the dedication ceremonies Of the Washing.
ton Monument. Comrades reading this notice
will please call the attention OF other comrades
10 the same. by order OF
III. s. HOPKINS, Commander.
FRED II. SNIr TIL, Adiutant. 10 1927
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FOR RENT--HouSes.

EoR RENT-UNFURNIsHED- FIRST,
II class residences, IL rooms each, Nos. gig
and 2lS North Capitol ST.; all modern i'm
pIoyements, VIM. Nj. Bryant room II, 81,
Cloud Buildlng. fe19-3t
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WANTED SITUATIONS by A REspEOT.
w able colored woman and daughter to
cook, wash and iron and nurssi city refer
ences. Address NJ. o., Critic oflice. fel7
The Evening critic., 1885-02-19

w ANTED-oNE GOOD WAITER, ONE NOT
NV afraid TO WORK. Apply at s0i L 81. n.
W. fs1y.,ltr
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WASHINGTON COMPOSERS.
GRAND CONCERT.
AT THE
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,

hlDAl GN LNlNO1 II-nhla ANA ~, 1901
tabernacle Course.)
The programme Will consist exclusively OF
the compositions OF prominent local com,
posers. The works OF Walter, Souea, Gloetz'
ner, Blschoff, Klmball, Jecko, szemeienyi,
Waldecker, Upton, Lent Smith, Theophii
King, Lillebridge, Morseli and OF other com
fpS Sssts will viii 10 Tho Minf Ma
play sons OF his overtures, Mr.. Jaeger Will
render u cornet solo and Niles Anita oluss q
harp composition, Beside these those who
will take part are ms follows:
MILE. DE N0GuEIRAS, MISS EVA MILLS,
MISS NENINS, MISS DARDEN,
MISS LATHAM,
Messrs. Walter, Gloetznor, Jecko, Waldecker,
Tipton, Lent, Smith, Szemelenyl, Thoophil,
Lillebridge, Whipple, Pearson, Rule, Dlois,
Hoffman and Fischer.
Reserved seats, 75 cents; admission ticket,
80 cents, on sale at Ellis Music store, 0}7
Pennsylvania avenue.
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MAIlRIED.

PAINE MYERS At tho residence OF her
parents, February ~, 1855, By the Rev. VIM.
Leonard, Fred III Paino 10 Marion Isabelle,
daughter Of The late General David Il. Twiggs.
Augusta, Ca, and Now orleans papers
please copy.
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Vngs-@. GRAND LODGE L. A. A. NJ. OF THE
w. DISTRICT or COLUMBIA,

Especial communication OF the Grand Lodge
Will be held at MASONIC TEMPLE, SArUR.
DAY, 2let Inst, at 9 o'clock n. IN. 10 assist 10
the ceremonies OF dedication OF the Washing
ton Monument, which Will take place at IL
o'clock.
All members OF the fraternity In the District
and transient brethren OF other jurisdictions
are cordially invited to Join with the Grand
Lodge In paying this tribute OF respect to our
illustriOus brother.
By order OF the Grand Lodge the dress f. to
be dark clothing, SILK hat white apron and
gloves.
by order OF the NJ. W. Grand Master.
WM, II. SINGLETON,
10 In.Of Eraud Eacrstarv
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hNcTL0N SALES.
BY DVSclSsoa PROS Eng, i,,,,.., ,,...,,.,..,
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TuREF.sToBY AND
DAsEMENr phICK DWELLING.

Heal Estate Auctl0neers'
TRUSTEES SALE OF A THREE.sTODY AND
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING
BY virtue OF certain deed OF trust, bearing
date on the eighth tsthl day Of September, A.
folio 10, ct seq, one Of tho land records OF
the Diltrict Of Columbia, ana at the request OF
the holder OF the note Tor snid Indebtedness,
we shall sell at public auction, I'm front OF tho
premises, on THURSDAY, the Doth day OF Feb.
tuafy, A. d. 1885, at 4 o'clock p. M, tho fol.
lowing real estate, situate IN tho city OF Wash.
iDgton, District OF columbia, and being tho
western part OF lot numbered three tD In the
original subdivision OF square numbered one
hundred and i've O05h having a frontage OF
twenty 900 feet on north etreet, aud being
oil that part Of said lot which lies west Of a
line drawn north ana south through the
centre Of said lot and from the south limo 10
tho north line thereof together with the I'm.
ptovemonts thereon, subject to a deed OF trust
duly recorded In Ilber No. 0Ot, folio 1913, OF
tald land records, securing the sum OF SHOOO,
together with interest thereon at the rate ~
Elk per cent. per annum, from December 30
4. ID. 1884.
Terms Of sale; Cash 500 deposit required
a limo OF sale; all cOnveyancing at purchasers
ccet. II terms OF sale are not compiled with
In seven days from day OF salo the trustees ro.
setyo the right TO resell the property NJ the
risk and cost " the defaulting purchasers.
GEORGE l.. EMMONS,
CHARLES u. PEARSON,
fc1i.eod Trustees.
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN
HILLsBoRo, DC, FOR SALE.
By virtue OF decd OF trust, recorded in
Ltber 500, folio z, OF tho Land Records OF the
District Of Columbia, Will sell on the prem
leee, on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1896, Mt
4 O'Clock p. M, the real estate known as a.
lot 10, IN section four, OF the subdivision la-l
OF the Barry Farm.
Terms. one hundred dollars cash and tho
residue In twelve months, interest from day
OF sale, and secured by deed OF trust. Fifty
dollars deposit required nj tho sale.
fe1d.1O.26 GEORGE MASON, Trustee.
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SPECIAL RATES FOR THE INAUGURATION
RAIL.
wGsTHE HAroHEr

EI--sS1.S THE HATCHEr
IS ISSUED REGULARLY EVERY SUNDAY
MORNING.
II Is illustrated anu cOntalha the news,
both teleerAphic and local.
IL is Independent In all things, neutral In
none,
II retains the humorous features for which
IL has won National reputation.
IL contains more and better original matter
ton.
In short, It me sunday paper OF the Cap.
ltal city,
For sale by all uewsdealers and neWsboys
at > cents copy. ONCE, 5l1 Ninth street
northwest.
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A. b. KEYEs. ]. L. SMITH,
Close Carriages for weddings, call aud re
ceptions. boarding and Livery Stable, VIII.
lard's Hotel Stables, corner lam and cts,
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DARBY.

Newspaper, Book and lob Printer,
4a2 NINTHsT. NORTHWEST, bot. and E,
Is prepared TO print Newspapers, Books,
Pamphiota, Arguments, Briefs, Catalogues,
Blanks, Oircularss Cards, &C., &C., at short
notice, In the beet style, AZ low prices, Salts
faction guaranteed. nUFUB II, DARBY,
The Evening critic., 1885-02-19

SHELDoN's DANCING ACADEMIES 1904
~ 81. n. w, Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays; Washington Hall, Third 81. and
PennsylVania avenue southeast, Mondays and
Fridays. Send for circulars or terms for rent
Ing either hall to 1904 + 81. NV. de
DRoFEssoR j. O. COLLINS HAS OPENED
Il his boxing class at No. FOG Second at.
II. W. nal6tf