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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-11

The annual meeting of the stockholders OF
the National Fair association Was held today
at the Vernon building-the president Mr..
Horstio Browning. in the chair, and George II.
hepetti, secretary. The annual report OF the
president was submitted, and upon motion OF
Hon. josiah Dent, q vote Of thanks to the man.
agement was adopted, MIR. Dent stating that
tho report Was the most favorable since the or.
ganfzation ~ the association
Inc report stated that the plan TO borrow
sufncient money for ten years TO pay OF the en-.
tire indebtedness OF the association had not
been carried into execution, but II was thought
this could be accomplished In the near future.
Inc amount required Is not SO great now ~ last
year, and II the success Of the past year lie con-
all the Indebtedness except the original first
mortgage Of $500 .and IL that can be ex-
stock viii become very valuable. a. our prop
erty Is rapidly increasing in value" The
profits OF the spring meeting enabled the asso.
clation 70 pay the interest on the first mort
gage bonds and about one-haif of the back
i lakes and with the proceeds OF the tall meet
a ing ,. the ,,,.l balance Of the back taxes
paid, and also the interest on the entire debt
The association received for the two meetings
were repaired and Improved at a cost OF 81, 600,
the grand stand was strengthened, the club
mouse porch repaired, the south side OF the
bridge under track renewed, &C. The liabili-
ties OF the association are now SI3l $40 and
the assets, comprising the value OF the property
and Improvement, Is $155,450.0S. The treas
urer, Il. +. Baker, reported that the receipts for
me year was 500 6l9; ~. and the expenditures
that amount, less S37O.53; q balance In the
hands of the treasurer.
A resolution of thanks to Mr.. John r. Ohm.
stead Tor his able managem ent OF the National
Jockey club, by which the association was able
10 pay on portion OF its Indebtedness and
continue In existence, was adopted. Also o
vote OF thanks to the officers and directors.
ELECTION OF DIRECToRs
At two o'clock the voting for the board Of
directors began. Mr.. Frank Hume declined re-
election, and the name of MIR. John f. Olmstead
was substituted. The regular ticket was as fol-
lows: For directors, Horatio Browning Jos c.
Mcktbbin, Thos. J. Luttreli. John +. Oimstead
Geo. r. Repetti, John X. Kelly, c. A. Wilmer,
Geo. VI. Oyster, jr., p. III. Christman, VIM. Dick
son, r. NJ. Draney; tor treasurer, Reuben F.
Baker. Another ticket was voted which was
the same as the above, with the exception that
the name of I. Z. Murray was substituted for
that OF Geo. NJ. Oyster, jr.
The president appointed NJ. I. Weller R. H
Spindle and p. II. Heiskeli, tr., an auditing
committee to examine the accounts and report
to the stockholders.
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BALTIMORE; ND, January 1l-yi,snia skies,
forties, 39ls new threes, 5y14 -
BALTIMORE. Nd. January 1l-Cotton dull
s aSa
fs sa3is 5Ss.is s 81,
900: Wheai-sonthsrn nominal: western firmer and
ssss ssaSssssy ST.
ssSSo do yellow 4sssS western mixed. sgst: %
steaaer. a4sais oss sss%asy $685.
San quiet s5aso Hss sgd
drm-prime to choice western, 13O0aiat0. Pro-
% sides
4laa51s. Bacon nominal-hams. loyal. Lard
iss17 Pe!roieSm nc%iaaiy Steady reSned 7sas JAZZ
sSs' ssssE ana sG 81 sePRss
sSs; aoas grain sisssapc9sSsn
bushels; OATS bushels ssass 09s" s
S Sasfsls corn Spsnss $4,000
Chicago Markets.
stGan acMAG GS 5snus5y IL III, ILLS amaWhest opened
s1e U c' ss posk aEaio
RANGE OF THE THERMoMEgER.-Thef follow.
ing were tne readings e the signal Office to-day:
ss AM M I;9 nm - Ss aM sm 1a5; p. m.
FOUND DEAD IN AHALLwAY.--A young man
hen ane e 81 moS
tune, was found dead at the loot Of the stairs Of
tenement house. No. 90 East Houston street
The man was In his shirt slesves, and his Coat
WAS folded beneath bis head, which was sur
rounded rSar ed. y pool Of blood Az examinatioI
skull. Stobos watch had been taken nom hi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-11

The Hamilton County DELEGATION to b,

The Hamilton County Delegation to be
Turned Out To-day or Tomorrow.
Special Dispatch to The EVENING STAR.
COLUMBUS O., Jan. 1.-THE house will re-
convene at o'clock this afternoon should ali
the members be present Mr.. Poorman, chair
man of the committee on privileges and cleo
tons, will submit his report and resolu-
ton unseating the nine democratic men,
bers now holding seats from Hamilton
country. 1t Is quite probable, however, that
nothing will be done before tomorrow. A re-
port published yesterday to the effect that the
detection of two members is suspected is re-
garded here as the weakest of all the silly twad.
die that has been published. Senator Sherman
is expected here the latter part OF the week.
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DUNCANsON BROS, Aucts.
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctloneers.

L
EXECUTORS SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND
LOT ON MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, Be
TWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS
NORTH WEST
On TUESDAY, JANUARY NINETEENTH e..nA
1886 at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, 1, as Executor i.gA
Will SELL in front of the premises, all that part Of G
LOT No. IL, IN SQUARE SOUTH OF SQUARE
No. GIG.
beginning on Massachusetts, avenue SO feet northwest
from the southeast corner of said Lot, and running
parallel with east and southeast lines of said Lot
through to street. thence west with street 20 feet
thence parallel with first described lines to Massach
sets avenue: thence southeastery with said avenue
70 feet TO the beginning, together with the improve
ments ways, easements rights privileges, &C. to
belonging.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in one and two
years notes to bear six per interest," payable semi
annually and to be secured by deed of all cash.
at option Of purchaser COnveyancing, &C., at pur-
chasers cost. deposit of 800 required at time of
sale Terms to be complied with in seven days. other
wise Executor reserves the right risk and
cost OF deaulting purchaser after five days public
tlce OF such resale In some newspaper published
washington, d. VIM. X. WOODWARD,
Executor of Estate of Margaret Balm, deceased.
To-.
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DlEID.


DRAYToN BROUN Err wife Of Richard h Bruuner,
az ten O'Clock p IA. January 0th 1885,
relatives are respectfully invited 70 attend. -a~
BURR. On Monday morning. January llth. lss8
at ten minutes past nine o'clock, Miss CORA LEE
BURR, the beloved and second daughter Of Ben Jamln
H and sarah X Burr, aged ~ years, months and IL
funsr., nom s2s Missouri avenue. on wednesday
JOHN s, infant son Of John s. and Hsisa Il. Nc:
Funeral private
pADGETL Al, As llas hms January ION. lsss.
days.
street southeast Tuesday. the iaIR Instant q $50
O'Clock pm
SIMPLIFY. On January 10Th. lsss ELLA O. bs.
loved wife Of w n shiplsy seed ninessen yeara
Second street northeast, tomorrow. ~ 23O pm
Friends and relatives are respectfully invtsd a.
sTICKNEY. On January llth 1885. ROBERT
ST1CkNEr, 1t his residence, l2l7 street North,
west IN the seventy-seventh year Of his ase.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
FAIRFAX wHITIrsG, infant son OF Dr. Guy Fsirfsr
Whiting and Alice v. ID. Whiting.
Services No Dupont Circle Tuesday morning IL
O'Clock New York and Baltimore papers risess
WILLIAMS. On Sunday. January loth 1854. a
II O'Clock pm, THOMAS r., the beloved son q
'Gssps .ad Hle s. : OF nes ,ns
parents seventh roAd north Of Boundary sees
Wednesday. january 18Th. Il two O'Clock pm. y
wILLIAMs On January llth, 1855, ut 8 an.
ROBkhT T. WILdAAAs. In the thirty -sixfh yesr d
Relatives and friends ere respectfully invited 90 -
tend his funeral from bis late residence corner n and
streets southeast, "Wednesday, 18Th, a. 10 q M 2s
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4 MAGNlFlCEST PARLOR GRAND UPRIGHT
Piano. special design Of rosewood case beautifully
carved and handsomely finished; grand action, ham
rer and scale: superb volume of tone with exquisite
singing qualities This elegant instrument was made
Tor our holiday display, and We have found it
penive Tor ready sale, the price being 5000
sell II AZ about half cost. easy payments or cash
Seiare i1ano In trade a. part payment, if desired.
his Is rare opportunity TO of the finest
Prlght ramos ever made, and for elegance artistic
workmanship and durability really unequalled. Can
be
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS GO, Aucuoneer..

HANDSOME. WELLcMADE AND BEAUTIFULLY
UPHOLSTERED RLOR FURNITURE.
rhh6ESCIHd, III, PIER AND MATTE MIR
ETC. will be sold at our salesroom on TO. NOR
Row, JANUARY TWELFTH, at ELEVEN
Also. immediately after the sale Of the above, we
moved to our salesroona for convenience of sale.
ROSEWO0D-CASE BRADBURY PIANO. IN PER
EESf ORDER: FRENCH-PLATE PIER MIR
R0R. BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS. NEARLY
BLE-ToP BUFFET, MADE 10 ORDER; WAL
NUT BEDROOM SUITES, CURLED HAIR
MATTRESSES. LIBRARY TABLES, BOOK
SASS FASH ASH G GHA me sETTE Hall
WALNUT FOLDING BED. WARDROBES,
FIVE PAIRS FINE BLANKETS. LACE CUR
TA1NS, MARBLE-TOP TABLES. SPRINGS,
KITCHEN UTENSILS, ETC.
Walnut Counters and s medium-size Showcases
Sale takes place In front of saesroom at 10 o'clock.
Fine Furniture to be sold at IL o'clock
1t WAITER b. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts.
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneera
TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY TWELFTH,
co@A AZ oiIR / At Ir Ten O'CLOCK
NINTH AND D STREETS SOUTHWEST,
REGULAR WEEKLY SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, CARPETS. STOVES. DC.
LARGE STOCK OF rrs S y ,eRAsrrr'wARr'
ONE FAMILY cARkfa lsGt
ONE COUPE ROCkAWAY,
one TOP To- kuGGY, RY GRAHAM.
s SIZE fHAf H3kS H Ess
TO WHICH THE ATTENTION OF BUYERS IS
RESPECTFULLY CALLED. 1t
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Latest FOREIGN News.

FAILURE OF THE JERSEY BANK.
LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE Jersey Bank has sus-
pended. The liabilities are not believed;to be
heavy, as the bank was doing only small bust
ness
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AUCTION SALES.
TOM u ROW.


sPeCIALSALE OFHANDSOME PARLORSUITES
WIDOW HANGINGS, ANGORA MATS, AND
OTHER ARTICLES OF VALUE.
On TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY TWELFTH
1856, commencing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, within my
auction rooms I shall sell Q choice consignment Of
Tarlor suites and other articles. embracing in part
in blue and old red suk plush
One 6,piece Paror Suite walnut frames upholstered
In blue and crimson embossed mohair plush.
One 6piece Paror Suite; frames upholstered
in chintz
in maroon and gold tapestry.
One 7-piece Parlor Suite; walnut frames upholstered
in red and blue mOhalr plush.
One 3piece Parlor suite solid mahogany frames finely
upholstered in blue brocade.
Five Chamber Suites.
Portieres, Rugs. Angora Mats Brica-brac Cabinet,
Music Stands, &c, &c
N. B-This is superior collection of goods and
should command the attention Of parties desiring first
CLASS articles ja7-4t
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Washington stock Exchanxe.

The following changes from Saturdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange noted to-day:
= g., 4's sd 5sel eonpo9, 1l2 bid 112a asked z.
as, coupon, 1929 bid, 1884 asked o. B. As, regis
tered, 1227s bid; 123t4 asked. d. C. per. imp. is,
1891, con 1131s bid, 114h asked. d. c. per
%p o1 1881 eqrrfpsy bid 15s
yeaT fund.- g. 1ss2 co bd GYes Sd 2 nd
O., 1902; coin. l27 bid Metropolitan K. L: stock,
Anacostia r. r., II bid. National Union Ina. i7is
bid, 10 asked Arlington ms 142 bid. Masonic Hall
bonds. 1O5 bid Washington Market stock, 171a bid.
Washington Brick Machine, H. hid, lie asked
Real Estate Title Insurance. 99a4 bid. Penn. Tel.
CO., 44la bid, ASA asked. Chesapeake and Pot Tel.
Co.. so bid U. s. Electric Light. 70 bid, IS asked
w. L. l., first mort bonds 80 asked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-11

pRIvATE LESSONS, BY A LADY OF ExPE
i rience, Classics, Mathematics, English
Branches and French, for young ladies or children
Special attention given to fitting boys for advanced
schools Best Of references in New York and Wash
iugton. Address E H., 1874 St NV. d21-lms
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The Case Of Nardell0.
THE GOVERNMENT PREPARING TO MEET THE

The GOVERNMENT PREPARING TO MEET THE
AFFIDAvITs OF THE DEFENSE.
The imposition Of the sentence OF death on
Antonio NardellO, for the murder Of Carmine
Rotunno, did not take place In the Criminal
Court on Saturday, as was expected, In conse-
quence Of the government asking for time to
meet the affidavits filed by defence in support
of their motion for new trial, as stated in THE
STAR. The district attorneys office is busily
engaged in preparing counter affidavits, and IL
is stated that the government has found wit
Nardello stronger than it was present.
ed, although the theory that the muir.
der was committed at night is not born
testify that they saw Nardello and Rotunno
early in the morning after the latter LEFT
Guadios house, going towards the lane leading
to the house where the body was found. The
government will also have affidavits denying
the testimony as to NardellO always wearing
two pairs OF pants, having bitten finger, &C,
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Bradlaugh to Take His Seat,

THE ATHEIST MEMBER FROM NORTHAMPTON TO
BE ADMITTED To PARLIAMENT
LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE government does not
intend to prevent Mr.. Charles Bradlaugh from
sitting in the house of commons as member
from northampton. Mr.. Peel, speaker of the
last house, and who will be reelected holds
that MIR. Bradlaugh is fully entitled to sit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-11
Suicide Of AN ARed HI

SCHENECTADY, N. Y, Jan. 11.-Jacob II.
Henry, well-known and much respected
elderly Hebrew of this city, committed suicide
to-day by shooting.
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PIANO EXCHANGE wARERooMs

IHoR SALE-JUST ARRIVED FROM LEXING-
i ton. Nv. with head of horses: conpe,2 saddle
s hfe gentleman driving horses. One pair of gray
match horses. Tan be seen at JOHN SIMMONS. 3Ii
l2tn dIT-tW
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A Convention OF Miners Called.
A PLAN TO FORM AN INTERSTATE oRGANIZA-
TON TO BE DISCUSSED


COLUMBUS, OHIO, Jan. 11.-John Mcbride
president Of the miners union, will to-
day issue call for state convention of
miners. Among other matters to be consid-
cred is a project to unite western Pennsyl-
vania and the states of Ohio, Indiana and
Illinois into one district, under one organi-
cation. Such an organization is thought
advisable by a large number of miners, and
plans for its accomplishment will be discussed
at length: Among the important problems re-
lating TO internal management to be discussed,
before being brought to final answer, always
be submitted to the general president or gene
raj executive committee. There will also be
other discussions OF matters relative to changes
desired in the mining laws of the state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-11

The American and British COnsuIs Pro.
test Against the Seizure.

LONDON, Jan. 11.-Intelligence has been re-
ceived here that Germany has seized the is
lands of Samoa, in the Pacific ocean. The
King and his chiefs were insulted and finally
ned. A force of men were landed at Apia from
the German warship Albatross The German
consul then hauled down the Samoan flag and
ran up the German colors in its stead. The
Samoans threaten to make war on the Ger
mans. The American and British cOnsulS pro-
tested against the action of the Germans.
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Gowen Again Elected President.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1.-THE shareholders
of the Philadelphia and Reading railroad COM
pany held their annual meeting here to-day.
ton to the presidency OF Franklin B. Gowen,
who two years ago retired from the manage
ment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-11

John 7. D. PYLEs, CIGAR MANUFACTURE
~ er, onefs 70 deliver G. O. ID. to any persOn send-
ng order by postal cGrd one box OF more OF his
Union Made Cgars al Wholesale price. 90 Cigars in 4
- alA-lms
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DRICK CLAY LAND FOR SALE.

IlRICK CLAY LAND FOR SALE
On THURSDAY. JANUARY FOURTEENTH
1856 at TW Five O'CLOCK NJ. at the Fairfax street
entrance to Corporation Court Room of the city OF
Alexandria, Va will be offered for sale, public
tanning So acres 10 perches on the south side
Long BRYCE near the brick yards of VIM. H. West &
Bro. a snort distance west Of the canal.
This land Is valuable for trucking purposes con-
tains deposits OfsuperiOr brick clay.
TERMS Onefth cash: balance in three equal install
ments at six, twelve, and eighteen months from day
Of sale with interest bonds with good personal
y to be given for deferred instruments and title
tanned.
S. FERGUSON BEACH
d28-15t Commissioner Alex Co. Circuit Court
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L,RENCH PRIVATE LESSONS TO LITERATE
II and serious people only. Also ancient and mod
ern languages. Prot II. EARROQCE, from Paris.
Sorbonne University. ia 18th st. d31-lms
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ing were the readings ct the signal Office to-day:
. am, 7.Oi an. 6.S; liz a.m., lot; 2 p. m.
1870. maximum, 14.O. Minimum, as.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-11

GET RID OF YOUR COLD at once by using DIR
Jaynes Expectorant, and so avoid the risk a
developing q serious Lung trouble.
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BISHOPS CAMPHORINE

BISHOPS CAMPHORINE
Is an elegant Toilet Article fbf Chapped an Rough
6kiE renders the complexion beautifully smooth soft
eh0 clear. GentieMen. after shaving, will ind u .
delightful application TO prevent soreness and chap
pinx Guaranteed TO give perfect satsfAcson PRICE,
20 cents per bottle. Try it
For sale at some Of the principal Drug Stores and hy
l. C. BISHOP, Druggist,
d3-8m 73e 9Th It. corner II Ct. u.Ws
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Civil Service Matters.

NAMES DROPPED FROM THE LIST OF ELIGIBLES
HUNTING FOR NEW QUARTERS.
Under the operations of the civil service
rules about 800 names were dropped from the
list of eligibes the LIST inst, and the persons
interested are now being notified of the fact
Under a special regulation a large part OF this
number were allowed to remain on the list for
more than year. The records show that
nearly one-half Of those on the list of eligibles
during the first two years have received ap-
pointrnents. From the present time a name
will remain on the list tor only one year unless
an emergency occurs which renders IL desirable
Civil Service Commissioner Trenholm and
Chief Examiner Lyman will go tomorrow from
New Dreams to Louisville, KY. to hold an ex-
The civil service commission Is still looking
for desirable quarters, as the commissioner of
rooms which it now occupies in the annex Of
the agricultural department building. Several
buildings have been examined, but no choice
the board should have ten or twelve rooms at
its service, all located on one Moor.
A TELEPHONE DEcIsIoN.-In the contest in
the Patent office between Eccard and Draw.
baugh to determine the question Of priority of
the Invention of the form OF telephone In use In
the signal office, the examiner has decided that
Drawbaugh is the prior inventor.
THE TALLAPoosA was put in commission at
the Brooklyn navy yard to-day.
THE COURT OF CLAIMS was In session to-day,
and disposed of q large number Of cases. The
claim of John NJ. Langston, late minister to
Hayti was decided In his favor, and he was
awarded judgment to the amount OF "a y666.6
being the difference OF salary between the
amount appropriated and the amount Ia
which he was entitled under the law.
Van Shack & Co. were given judgment fol-
PC, 444, being the refund Of an old revenue tax.
There are Elk or seven cases IN which number
of New York bankers and brokers are inter
ested, which will come under this decision and
be decided in favor OF claimants. It was de
that an officer Of the marine corps 10 entitled u
have previous army service included tneoom
H. Pendleton, OF tho navy, for mileage, was dis
missed.
THE PowHATAN is reported ready fbr sea q
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FTNRUSTEE'S SALE OF A THREE-STORY BRICK
Il HOUSE ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF MARY
LAND AVENUE BETWEEN ELEVENTH

AND TWELFTH STREETS SOUTH WEST
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of -
the Dist riot Of Columbia, passed ON the 9th day
OF January, a. d. 1856 In No. g. 142, EQ EsaaSi
Docket No. 3D. pending In said court, wherein Henry
Nh night and wife are conplainants and Mary sheed
and others are DEFENDANTS I will sell at public
ton in front OF the premises THURSDAY, THE
IWENI1-F1RST DAY OF JANUARY, 1886, AT
9) in Lawrence's subdivision of part of square
bered three hundred and twenty seven (327), i'm:
proved by three-stOry brick dwelling house
Terms OF SALE as prescribed by the decree: Onethrd
OF the purchase money in cash. and the balance in
for which the promisory notes OF the purchaser must
be given to bear interest from day of sale at six
cent and secured by deed of trust property sod
all CASH at the purchasers option. deposit of S1GO
at the time OF sale. All cOnveyancing at purchasers
cost. If the terms of sale not complied with in
seven days from day of sae the reserves
right to resell at risk and cost of defaung purchaser
after five days public notice of such resale in
newspaper published in Washington, d. C.
SAML MADDOX, Trustee,
462 Louisiana avenue.
iag-i he
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II r. HEREFORD, REAL ESTATE, LOANS, IN
~ soIancs is2s y. Y; ave. Money loaned on real
estate and ether security. Real Estate bought and
sod Rents collected Insurance IN drst-class com
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1J7HOMAs DOWLING, Auct,oneer.

WALNUT PARLOR FURNITURE ENGRAvINGS
WINDOW HANGINGS, NJ. T. TABLES. LOUN-
GES AND EASY CHAIRS, OFFICE FURNI-
TURE, BLACK WALNUT NJ. T. CHAMBER
FURNITURE, FINE ENGLISH BRUSSELS
CARPETS, FINE HAIR MATTRESSES,
FEATHER PILLOWS AND BOLSTERS HALL
AND STAIR CARPETS, WALNUT WARD
ROBES, BEDDING, WALNUT NJ. T. SIDE
BOARD, WALNUT EXTENSION TABLES,
WALNUT DINING CHAIRS, CHINA AND
GLASSWARE, KITCHEN REQUISITES, ETC
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY THIR-
TENTH, 1885, at TEN O'CLOCK, at residence, No.
1924 18th street northwest shall sell for party de-
Ginning housekeeping excellent collection house
hold effects. ja9-3t
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BOARDING.

LNOR RENT-THREE ROOMS, FURNISHED
IL with board; third and fourth doors SATISFACTORY
references given and required. 1905 st. NV js-2ws
IMPAIRMENT employees WILL FIND TT
Ito their advantage to take their meals at "he Old
Reliable, the American House, Pennsylvania ave
corner 9TH St Reasonable rates and seasOnabe hours
Call rite for circular dIkIn,
HARRIS HOUSE, PENN. AVE. BET 18TH
IL and l4th sss American Plan. Rates: $3.50
ana W OO per day. Special rates to parties and per
manent guests. Within one block Of the principal
government departments and hotels. Passenger ele
Na.or. JOHN II. HARRIS, Prop n2b-3m
TNHE LoCHlEL HOUSE, 512 9TH ST. N. W.,
ald the La Pierre, aw. cor. 10th NV are the
best conducted Boarding houses in the city Tube rst
ciass' piedsans rooms Terms moderate. Oc27
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~ BENSINGER, Auctoneer.
VIII be sold at the Bazaar, No. $40 Louisiana ave.
on TUESDAY MORNING, the TWELFTH OF JAN
DARY at Ten O'CLOCK fine Albany Cutters, nicely
finished and trimmed sale peremptory.
1t S RENSTNEER Auctionoer.