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Unable To Agree.

THE JURY IN THE WHITAKER CASE DIS
CHARGED.
On the adjournment of the Criminal Court
yesterday, Judge Macarthur sent word to the
jury which retired Wednesday with the case OF
Mr.. g. A. Whitaker, charged with presenting
false bills to the bureau of medicine and sur
gerry, Navy department, that he would come
down to the courthouse in the evening.
Judge Macarthur returned to the courthouse
at q O'Clock. The jury was brought in, and the
clerk asked If they had agreed and was in
that there was no prospect OF agreement, and
further. that one of the jurors was sick. The
court expressed his regret that such was the
case and discharged them. The jurors, before
leaving the jury-rOOm, signed paper that they
would not divulge any OF their proceedings.
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IRRrs1sr1BLr INDUCEMENTS Fon
THE PEOPLE

lRREs1sr1BLE INDUCEMENTS FoR
THE PEOPLE
This bitter cold weather has convinced us that all
warm goods will now be in demand. A large number
goods Probably aiter ali they did right or to meet
the demand and close out immense stock we have
goods.
We determined close out the major portion OF
our winter goods previous to taking our annual
is decidedly to your interest to buy now, even to
a%nepate that the
Never was Blanket more acceptable. =
Our stock is unlimited
FOUND THE LOWEST.
1O-4 White Blanket for 99c
1 1S White B Blankes for for e $S26
This is a lambs wool blanket and consequently very
i'd White Blanket for So So
We have IA White Blanket for "a. This blanket
We have la White Blanket for IS: This is extra
neavy. null size, and come with straight stripes or
Grecian borders.
we nave q ia White Blanket low 81. This
la California Blankets for SIS 90 This is the best
Of ay Sesa
Ing for $40. we VIII offer them at 81 so
Blankets as can be found.
BED COMFORTS
AS LOW AS 75c.
81 F S size Bed Comforts for s1much better for
Turkey Red Red C,omforts for 90
Turkey Red Bed Comforts. heavily quilted for $3.50.
Large size heay comiors Turkey red on one side
Plain. Pink ard Blue Satteen Bed Comforts, heavily
LAP RoBE&
In elegant styles immense assortment
HORSE BLANKETS
as low as 81.
WARM GLOVES
Cents Dogskin Gloves, fee ced lined, gored fingers,
only soc; reduced from 81. 70
Gents Dogskin. fur top, ieeced lined. extra length,
Gents Fur Top p1gskin. with spring fastening.
gored fingers, 81. 81 and 81 10 f' '''''n"s'
A Beaver Top GENTS Dogskin fleece lined Mitts for
Gents Scotch Wool Gloves in fancy mixtures, eOc,
Gent Cloth and Cashmere Gloves from soc un
Boys Fur Top Dogskin Gloves, feeced lined only
6Oc
Gents SILK Pulse Warmers. &c. and 40c.
Gents Worsted Pulse Wa rmers, from Ice. up.
LADIES GLOVES
We now offering a fleece lined Isle thread in all
dark colOrS at %; uy worth double the money.
We have q few odds and ends in Cashmere Gloves
reduced TO DOC. pair. Some of thes gloves are
worth 25c.. 3Oc. and soc.
Cashmere Gloves in all the desirable shades at 35c
O pair.
Fleece Lined Black Silk. 81 pair
.ades Dosskn al sizes for y 81 % $150 81;
SOC.
We also offer full line of Silk Mits in all the differ
ent evening shades.
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OLE GERS Elected.

The Department of the Potomac, GAR, last
night elected the following officers: Jerome B.
Burke, department commander; w. 8. Odell,
S.V. department commander; III. III. Smith, j.
v. department commander; Florence Donohue,
Md, meNical director; Rev. Benjamin Swal-
low, department chaplain; council of admins
tration, j. W. Butcher, L. h. Brown, N b.
Fithian, Charles Matthew'S Butler Fitch; rep
resentatives to the national encampment at
San Francisco in July next, j. NJ Pipes, NJ. f.
Uren. D. A. GrosvenOr; alternates, W. III. Web
ster, Robert Small, w. s. Chase.
The first division of the Ancient Order of Hi
bernians has organized under the revised plan,
and elected the following officers: Jos. McCrink,
president; Michael Gun, vice president; T. d.
Harvey, recording secretary; Hugh McQueeny,
treasurer.
The following have been elected officers of the
Real Estate Title Insurance company for the
ensuing year: Mahlon Ashford, president; John
Ridout, vice president; F. Francis Riggs, treas
urer, Irving A. Talbot, secretary.
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Condemned Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at 5:25 p. m. and
extinguisbed at IL p. IN.
John Jamison, colored man, for selling
liquor without license, was fined $50 by Judge
Smell to-day.
On the report of DIR. McWilliams, physician to
the Jail, that Joseph Smith, awaiting trial on
charge of larceny, appealed from the Police
Court. Is insane, the case has been certified to
the Secretary of the Interior for admission Of
Smith to the Insane aSylum
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Amusements Tonight.

NATIONAL THEATER. - Clara Morris in
nAlixe."
ALBAUGHs OPERA HOUSE. - Raymond In
1.-THE Magistrate"
WILLARD HALL.-"Mistletoe Bough-'
HEROES OPERA HoUsE.-Mattie Vickers.
DIME MCsEUM.-Pauline Markham.
THEATEE CoMIoUE-Variety.
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Because the Reductions are Genuine.
Special for Tomorrow.
Gents $3.50 Calf Button Lace and Congress,
any shape, 81 90.
Gents Genuine hand-sewedWalkfast Button,
Laced and Caters, $2.95.
Gents % Baltimore Calf Boots, $2.4O.
Ladies' $3.50 Kid and Goat Button. $1.9O.
Ladies' $1.75 Genuine Goat and Kid, $1.45.
Ladies' 81 .25 Reliable Button, csc.
Youths $3.50 Veal Calf Button, $1.20
Youths 81 % high cut Laced, 81.
Misses S1.25 spring heel Button, CSC.
Child's 81 Solar tip Button, S5c.
Hahn's SIG 7th St., and 1922 Penn, ave. 1
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PROPOSALS.

TT 8. NAVY PAY OFFICE,
" WAsHINGTON, d. c. JAM 20, 1886.
Proposals, in duplicate, sealed and endorsed on
envelope bids for Engineers Supplies will be
received at this Office r0m regular dealers manu-
tacturers only) until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, FEB
RUARY EIGHTEENTH 1886. for the following
supplies of best quality to be delivered within thirty
days from date of award. in the Washington. d. c.,
Navy Yard. free of expense to the Government, and
subject to the usual conditions and Inspections viz:
BUREAU OF STEAM ENGINEERING.
ReQuisitiOn No. 29-Coal, Wood TallOw. Sand, and
Cullings Each item will be awarded separately.
Blank forms for proposals, and schedules for the
articles required will be furnished upon application
this ONCE and all necessary Information at the Navy
Yard. Two responsible suretieS required for the
prompt and faithful delivery of the articles awarded
and the competency of the guarantors certified to
before Notary or other public officer. The right
deemed advantageous to the Government, and to
waive defects
a22-law4w T. H. LOCKER, Pay DIRECTORY s.N
PROPOSALS FOR IRON WORK.
Il OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE, WAR AND
NAVY DEPARTMENTS,
WASHINGTON, D. c., January 9th 1885,
Sealed Proposals for furnishing delivering and
erecting In place complete the wrought and iron
wings Of the Building for State War and Navy De-
partments In this city will be received this Office
until TWELVE NJ, on JANUARY TWENTY
FIFTH, 1856 and opened Immediately thereafter in
presence Of bidders.
Specifications, general instructions to bidders blank
forms OF proposal and access to drawings will he fur
nshed to establish manufacturers on application to
this office. THOS. LINCOLN CASEY
ja9,ll.12,l3,22&23 Colonel. Corps of Engineers.
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THE FUNERAL OF Mrs. MARY NJ GORDON
Yesterday Thursday afternoon the funeral SER
vice OF Mrs. Mary NJ Gordon, wife of Mr. Joseph
n. Gordon, of South Washington, took place in
the church of the Epiphany. A large number
of the friends of this estimable lady were pres
ent on the occasion. The following clergymen
were in the chancel: The Rev. DR.. Giesy, rec
tor of Epiphany, who conducted the service,
and the Rev. Messrs. McElrOy, Mckee and
Griffith
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MESSRS. WALTER Il. WILLIAMS 4 Co., auc-
fioneers, will sell in front of their saesroom to-
morrow morning, January Odd, at 10 o'clock,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-22

MOTHERS, be sure to keep box of DIR. Chip
mans Pills on hand. Druggists.
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ASSIGNEE SALE,
Grand closing out sale of the entire stock of
crockery ware, household. furnishings and
glass ware contained in store S17-S19-821 7th
street northwest.
AUGENSTEIN'S
Parties interested will find it to their advan-
tage to CALL the stock Is still complete in all its
branches.
The trade is kindly invited
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At ssThe Oriole,' - s22 9TH Street,

1Oc. best Bingham, &C.; 1Oc. Silesia, &c.: &c.
dressmakers cambria, 41ac.; 39c. corset, 25c.;
flannel Bic: sSc. black coiored CASHMERE, DC;
&c. Canton flannel, 41ac; zephyr all shades, per
ounce, &C.; gents Toe. red wool undershirts,
5Oc; gents 81 red wool undershirts and draw
ers each 75c,
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CHAS. FLEISCHMANN'S

READ SUB Rosa for sale at all news stands
CHAS. FLEISCHMANN'S
Ladies' and Gents Cafe.
1410 Pa ave-. opposite Wizards Hotel.
Meals and luncheon at all hours. Open from
am. to IL pm. Boarders takenby the week
or month. Oysters in all styles. Open Sundays.
READ SUB Rosa for sale at all news stands.
Hot House TOMATOES, cucumbers and
mushrooms, at the Palace Market, corner 18th
street and New York avenue.
FACE and eyesght fitted 81. Hempier, cor al,
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READ SUB Rosa for sale at all news

PUBLIC SPEAKERS and singers fini 3. III.
Douglass & Sons Capsicum Cough Drops sure
remedy for hoarseness.
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$50 Center Market, 9th st. wing.
Telephone call 96-3

GOODS TO BE SOLD FAR BELOW ORIGINAL
CoSr.-As have purchased the entire stock of
Mr.. Simon Wolf, tine assignee of j. Herzog. and
want to close out as much possible of the
stock before replenishing with fresh stock, i Of
fer to sell these goods a great deal below
original cost
Stock consists of dry goods, notions, ladies'
and gents furnishings, corsets, cloaks, blankets,
tewelry, neckwear, trunks and valises and
Tea6y-made dresses for ladies and children.
b. BURNSTINE, 91S 7th street northwest.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF LADY.-Miss Mary N.
WALES, daughter of the late Stephen WALES,
died suddenly last evening at her home, 221
list st. N. e. Miss WALES had been An invalid
for long time, suffering with consumption.
She appeared as well as usual, however, last
evening. While walking from one room to
another she fell to the floor ana expired in a
few minutes. The physicians were of the Opin-
ion that death resulted from heart disease.
Mis- s WALES was 81 years of age.
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DIR. NEWMAN AND THE METROPOLITAN
CHURCH.-Rev. DR.. j. p. Newman, who is now
in the city, informed Messrs Emery, Charlton,
Henkle, Talmage and Fowler, a committee rep
resenting the Metropolitan NJ. f. church, who
called upon him 10 express their desire to have
him become the pastor of the church, that he
could only refer them to the bishops who made
to return to the pulpit OF the Metropolitan if it
pleased the bishops to send him there.
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Handsome New illustrated Fire
Alarms gwen away at Auerbach's Gents Fur
nishtng and Sewing Machine Rooms, cor. 7th
and H SITS. = 3
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w. w. BuRDrrrn 81 Co
SPECIAL NOTICE!
OUR GREAT sEMI-ANNUAL SALE
DRY GOODS AT COST.
LADIES' WRAPS LESS THAN COST.
CARPETINGs AT COST.
We viii offer more than one hundred thousand
dollars worth Of new and desirable Dry Goods and
Carpetings at cost for thirty days.
Our stock must be reduced before taking inventory
10000 yards of Remnants, Odds and Ends incIud-
ing remnants of Silks. Satins, velvets, Fine Dress
Goods, Flannels and White Goods will be sold at less
than half their real value.
Black Silks. we keep the Monopoly Brand. which is
the best imported. and win be sold astonshingly
A job lot of Kid Gloves at 25c and Soc per pair.
All Domestic Goods at reduced prices Great bar
gains throughout the Store.
All goods warranted as represented by the Statesmen
ONE PRICE ONLY.
w. w. BURDETTE CO.,
Ja16-6t Nos 92s 18th and 7O6 streets n ".
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stable in the rear of Union alley northwest.
occupied by John Miller, was extinguished
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| ~ UU ii NJ SSSS
RED TICKET DAY
IS DEVOTED THIS WEEK TO A GRAND
CLEARING SALE IN OUR
DRY GOODS DEPT.
8 pieces 5sin. Turkey Red. the reduced price 25c
100 doz. SD German Linen Napkins. reduce price,
81 i iSs a formerly 81 * ., 80.
pieces coin. Table Damask. reduced price CSC.
l2o dog: Assorted styles in Towels. reduced price
s pieces coin, Turkey Red Damaak. reduc ed price
66c., formerly S5c.
UPHOLSTERY AND LACE CURTAIN DEPT.
ANOTHER LOT HOLLAND sHADEs
$50. Shades in all colors.
Patent Rollers, with fixtures complete, 3sc
For To-Day Only
ROMAN STRIPE TURCoMAN CLOTH FOR
PORTIERES, CSC a. I'd,
TO-DAY ONLY.
S1.67 TAPED-EDGED LACE CURTAINS, IN
WHITE AND ECRU, TO-DAY ONLY, $1.67
MONTE CLOTH CREToNNEs, in 20 designs, 1ec
q yard. To-day Only.
$50 pieces LACE STRIPE CURTAIN scR1M, at
&c. To-day Only.
SOMETHING NEW FOR CURTAINS,
Figured Crete, at Csc. q I'd.
~ TO BE HAD UNTIL SOLD. "a
pieces 5n to close out. ESQ., sold
pieces Bannockburn Check Balm wide, at &c., sold
pieces Plaid suitings 27-in wide (all WOOL. $780,;
OUR NOVELTY DRESS GOODS DEPT.
45-in. Novelty , Bouele. sold at r. 25. now csc.
45-in: Atwood Mixtures. sold at $i.15. now csc
59c Cashmeres. now 4sc.
10 Assorted Styles in Novelty Robes now $40. for
VELVET DEPT REDUCTIONS
16inch Silk Fur velvets, sold at ST. reduced to 73c
19nch SILK Velvets. sold at 81 20, reduced 81 10
10 Styles Brocaded Vevets sold at $265. reduced to
10 Styles two.oned Brocade velvets. sold at s275.
10 STYLES two,sened Brocade velvets, sold at $3.50,
HEADQUARTERS FOR sATINs IN ALL GRADES
N.B-SPECIAL BARGAINS IN LACE CUR
TAINS THIS WEEK.
sHEETINGS AND DOMEsTICs AT MANUFAC-
TURER'S COST.
calls peGial attention to our extensive line Of
|. and you viii find us LEADERS OF L"w PRICES -
We carry all the best grades. viz, Wamsutta Pequot
Utica, COhassetS. We offer 1O-4 Mohawk Valley
She etings AT Zoe.
BLANKETS
80 pairs soiled 1O4 Atwood Blankets at S. sold at
1878.
20 pairs soed ia all DOL Blankets at 90 25 sold
at S4.26
And many others which are now DESTROYS to close
out. Don't fail to visit this week, as 1t
Will pay you to investigate.
gBR A y Y MN MN W ssss
BIB "A MMMM SSss
sBB ~ ouup Nh ssss
JAIL 416 7TH ST. NV.
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Death of John KfrkwoOd.

From the Cleveland Piaindealer, Jan. IL.
John KirkwOod, an old and we'll known citi-
zen OF Cleveland, died at 400 pm. yesterday at
his home, No. II Osborne street, aged rs years.
He was formerly the proprietor of the Kirk
wood house in Washington and from 1865 to
to 1872 managed the Weddell house.
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CLEARING SALE OF Books at Baum's. Al
books and stationery at clearing sale prices.
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Yard Wide Percale. 6lac. Storms, 904 7th. I'm
Pickw wick Club whisky is the best
Fresh Attorney Putter churned every morn
ing and delivered in y lb. Ward" prints, SOC.
per lib. Also cottage cheese and butter milk;
sweet milk SC. per quart. Cream Is cents.
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LEMAIRE finest improved opera glasses q
Vienna Optician Co., 500 Pa. ave. NV.
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LADIB GOODS.

j. c. aI HgYaH ass. sss;vIIs ss .2s
OBJ BIs doG G1e e H ktT. sS 6oSSs SET
A{h 1kTS4R At HI fs.Gk I'm rHTTHNEp AND
g PEI cRsF Si ssd4GhsHA
us sSfss E; ss tSB sS
NM TrrncE
s26 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK.
has opened At 1875 st up ssairs large s.sort-
FRENCH BoNNETs AND HATS,
imported for this house only offering at great reduc
ton, prices ranging from $1,000 mp.
Finest PERrgMERy, principally the Cream de IA
mos. oellcate N use. lAlS-m.w.f.3ts
MRa M. A. CoNnE11Y.
No EAST SIXTEENTH STREET, NEW YORK,
Desires to announce that she has opened 1t the
ARLINGTON.
PARLoRs AND Z.
A Large Assortment OF
IMPORTED EVENING. RECEPTION. DINNER
AND BALL DRESSES,
WALKING COSTUMES. WRAPS, BoNNETs, 60.
Just received from the leading Houses Of Paris
ofwhich win be sold at very low prices. jale2w
WHrrE Howard & Co.
formerly with NJ. A. Connolly.
Is WEST 10TH ST, NEW YORK; SARATOGA
AND LONG BRANCH,
Have now open at their New Pariors,
sl5 18TH STREET,
tOver Hanson Hiss d Co.'sl
Magnifcentstock Of
IMPORTED COSTUMES,
DINNER, RECEPTION AND BALL DRESSES,
WRAPS. BoNNETs. ETC.
LESS THAN COST OF IMPORTATION.
Nile ALICE .sS SATTIER; 1on,srr
536 10th St NV. Evening Dresses and Tailor made
Costumes made at short notice ja162ws
NILE HrsnrrrrA FRAnE,
232 w. 22d street, New York
And at 1929 street.
(Mme Harrison's Millinery Parlors).
During the winter season. announces the receipt OF
case OF handsome CLOAK and DRESS MATERIALS.
Also, the display of EVENING DRESSES AND
u
York establishment ja6-lm
Mrs 8. ]. MESSER-PERFECTLY FITTING
ANlPatterns OF Basque and Sleeve cut to measure,
Dress Making at 1922 St n5-3m*
ERENCH DYEING, SECURING AND DRY
CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT
1905 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST.
Evening Dresses, Laces. Lace Curtains, Grape Wells
Feathers. Kid Gloves. Plush and Velvet our specially
Gents Garments Dyed, Cleaned and Repaired Ladies'
Dresses Dyed and Cleaned without ripping ANTON
d CAROLINE LERCH. formerly with A. Fischer and
Maison Yriese, Rue RvOiie, Paris jas
Mas SELMA RUPERT,
COS 9th St. opposite Patent Office
Large and select assortment of ART EsIBROIDER-
les and FANCY NEEDLE WORK and NATE
KNITTING SILKS CHENILLE ARRASENE,
RIBB0SENE, pLUSHES; FELT zEPHYRs co.
YARNS
Elegant line of LACEs. CREPE LISSE NECK
SKIRT PLAITINGS KID GLOVES
Ladies' and Childrens HO-
S 81 CORsEIs: UNDERWEAR; GLOVES and
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FAMILY SUPPLIES

pUSHl PUSH PUSH,-BEST FAMILY FLOUR
\ x5..3 per barrel; Tomstoss. 3pound cans. sl.05
per doz White Peaches. 3-pound cans 15c. per can;
cooking Raisins, loo per pound Hams CCassard's)
lA2c per pound; Cassard's shoulders nice haml
!ec per pound Cassards shoulders, 6Aec per pound:
Ipound can fresh Mackerel, l5c. per Can: syrup,
one-thrd honey, 65c per gallon 5pound bucket ID
pie Butter, 3Oc.; pounds Mince Meat Soc sugar
Corn 9Oc dozen; Roasted Coffee. l2l2c. 15c Doc
pound Plantation Java, roasted. 25c pound: Cream
cry butter. SOC pound 10 pounds Buckwhest. 35c:
Extra Flour "a SO 60 "a IS barrel pounds Nuts
oOc. INDIA TEA COMPANY, AS 9Th ST. a. W TIN
street cars pass the door send Us q Postal" isa
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CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY

d2-2m 500 9TH street NV
LNINE FAMILY GROCERIES AT REDUCED
PRiCES.-Just receiving. Rssins, Currauis Ck
Butter speciality. Full Cream Cheese IA per
pound Cape Cod Cranberries b cents Der quart. New
York Buck wheat 3l2 cts. New York Apples pack ed
expressly for family from 81 81 DO per barrel
Also. sweet Potatoes and Irish Potatoes, which we
guarantee TO be hrst-class. full Of rs-class
Grocer1es, selected expressly for family trade which
we are now Offering TO cash buyers reduced prices
Goods delivered free Prompt attention given 10
orders received by mail. n. A. POOLE 944 la. av..
successor TO Poole. Brooke a. Co. do
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LOCAL MENTION.
The w feather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Jan. ID. 1856. am.
For the middle Atlantic states, generally
fair weather, winds becoming variable. gener-
ally shifting to southerly, slightly warmer, fol-
lowed during Saturday night by colder weather.
For saturday fair weather is indicated for
New England and the middle Atlantic states,
with slowly rising temperature and decidedly
colder fair weather for the lake region, the Ohio
valley and Tennessee.
JUST RECEIVED for Saturday a fresh supply of
Boston Headed Lettuce, Cucumbers, Mush-
rooms, Tomatoes, Radishes and Mint, Bermuda
Potatoes and Beets, imported Chestnuts, Cab
bage and Onions, with line of all kinds of
vegetables and fruits, at
C. ENGEL'S Sons,
$50 Center Market, 9th St wing.
tai .Hx,a
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John r KELLY.
Wholesale and Retail Dealerin
FIRSTILASS BEEF, VEAL
n,, LAMB, MUTTON. &C
Stalls.-62S. 629 and $50 Market 9th st. wing
2U6 and 20S Northern Liberty Market
Marketing delivered charge To all parts oftbs
city asc,6
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LARGE SALE OF STONE CHINA AND MAJoLI-
CA WARE FOE THE TRADE.-The attention of
the trade Is directed TO the sale tomorrow at
the auction rooms Of Thomas bowling, CON-
mencing at IL o'clock.
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A WIFE'S BILL FOR DIvORCE.-Mrs. Ellen
E. Myers has by Mr.. Charles A. Walter filed
bill tor divorce against Charles j. Myers. She
states that they were married December Oath,
1868, and she charges that the respondent has
for the past i've years been confirmed drunk
ard; that he has neglected his business, COM
Polling her to rise early in the mornings and at
tend market while he has spent his time in
received by her at market, leaving her without
means to SUPP Ort herself and family; and has
treated her with great cruelty.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

lAcE and eyeslght fitted, s1. Hempler, cor. 4
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THE SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH PROPERTY IN
COURT.--Messrs. g. B. and Ii. o. TOwles have
filed a bill in equity against John T. Campbell,
Euginia Frazier, Rachel +. Smith and Sarah E.
Franklin, as members of the Shiloh Baptist
church, to recover the fee simple OF the church
property on Massachusetts avenue, between
9th and 10th streets northwest, part lot 3,
sell and others conveyed to James Towles
Gather of complainants) and Joseph Grimes
the property TOR the Shiloh Baptist church; that
Grimes during the late war was beyond the
lines of the union armies, and the United States
attorney, for the church, filed suit in which
James Towles was declared the sole trustee, and
he advanced large sums of money for the erec-
ton of the church, that under the authority of
sne ehureh, James ioWies conveyed the prop.
was sold for So 900 less than the Indebtedness
due James Towles, and in regular church meet
ing the congregation has agreed to confirm the
rights of compliments and selected members
TO appear as defendants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-22

For THE NIGHT LODGING HOUsE.-THE STAR
has received for the Night Lodging House
$500 from DIR. HOrd, U.SN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-22


The Commissioners have revoked the com
mission of James Willis an additional pri
vate of the Metropolitan police doing duty al
the Randall school building, and have ap
pointed Louis Wayne as an additional private
In his place. They have also reappointed JOS
ID. Hopkins as an additional private for duty
on Pennsylvania avenue, from 18th to Goth
streets northwest