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TINE SENATE IN 1857.
Democrats Meping Co Get the Control o.
she DSdy In I've YearA
THE ELECTION or A DEMOCRAT FROM INDIANA
EXPECTED As THK NEXT STEP IN THE kKvo-
LUTON.

Mr.. Dalton. the postmaster OF the House, who
Is always vel informed upon Indiana matters.
said to-day that he believed the democrats we're
sure TO elect successor 70 senator Ben Harri-
son. MT. Mcdonald, he thinks. will be the man
chosen. The only other man promineutiy
spoken Of for the place IL Governor Gray, bot
democratic custom in Indiana rules him out on
account OF his being the governor until 80. It
has always been q rule with the democrats I'm
Indiana that no man should be elected 20 any
other ONCE while holding the position OF gov
ernor OF the state. When Mr.. Mcdonald was
elected to the senate Mr.. Hendricks Was gov
ernor, aud on that account refused TO allow his
name to be used In connection with the place.
With matters as they now stand the eemo-
Gratis think they have pretty good chance of
getting control OF the Senate In 1857. Having
already elected a successor to senator Malone
and what they think is a certainty In Indiana,
they viii work 70 carry Michigan, Connecticut,
New Jersey and California, a. they think, with
a pretty good chance OF success. They have no
hope OF doing anything In New York. as that
state Is distrlcted against them and is too close
on general elections even. 10 be depended upon.
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Applicants for Civil Service Exami
nation.

nation.
THE NUMBER TRoN THE DISTRICT OF coLUM-
B1A AND NEIGHBoRING STATES IN EXCESS OF
THE NUMBER REQUIRED.
Commissioner Eaton OF the civil service COM
mission, has submitted a report on the subject
OF the increasing number Of applications for
examination and the necessity OF dropping all
which remain on file six months, under rule
Is. In his report Mr. Eaton SAYS:
"In most OF the states thus far the number of
applicants has not been beyond the number
needed at the examinations, while in some of
customs offices, and in the District of Columbia
especially, the excess has become considerable
On the first Of November last the records of the
commission showed that while the District OF
Columbia is entitled to ONLY four appointments
out of ], 900, it had 2S5 applicants seeking ex-
animation. Maryland, which is entitled to
nineteen appointments out Of 1000, had 2S4
number from the six New England states. with
New Jersey and Delaware added. Virginia,
which is entitled to thirty appointments out OF
a. many as all those from Texas and ali the
other states bordering on the Gulf OF Mexico,
with those from South Carolina added. Della
Which IS Is. entitled to three
sin, Minnesota, Florida and Vermont COM
biued. Pennsylvania. which Is entitled to
eighty-s!x appointments out Of 1000, had 25S
applicants, or 30 more than New York, which Is
entitled to 1O2 appointments out of LOCO
Ohio, which is entitled to "a appointments out
OF 1000, had 232 applicants on the records,
the states Of Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Iowa, Missouri and Kansas. The excess OF
woman applicants n much greater than that of
women ; ere 1eqnired By the department.. for Or
appointment and the commission has no su-
thority whatever on the subject"
AS stated in yesterdays STAR, a rule to drop
been adopted.
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THE PIEDMONT AIR LINE
Il VIRGINIA. MIDLAND RAILWAY
SHORT LINE SOUTH AND sor-rr5wEsT

SHORT LINE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
schedule In Effect November Is, 1851
.OAN--LINCHBURG MAIL, daily, except Sun
Gay 70 local stations connecting Charlottesville
Win Chesapeake and Ohio Railway. and at lynch
oaIx WIN richmond and Allegheny and Norfolk
and Western Railroads
LID AM.-NEW ORLEANS FAST MAIL. daiiv
making Close connections South and Southwest Pull
nan Sleeping Buffet cars from New OK ard Wash
lngion 10 Atlanta. Pullman sleeping Cars from
Alania 10 New Orleans
S-5o PA-LOUISVILLE FAST LINE. daily via
shariOttesviile 10 Cincinnati, Louisville and an
ton % Louisville.
400 p. A.-sOUTHERN NAIL AND EXPRESS
DAILY % all points, south and Southwest Pullman
Bafes sleeping Cars rom Washington to Atlanta
Snd New Orleans Pullman Sleepers from W ashIng-
ION VIA Charlotte and Columbia To Aiken
'i.1nassaS division Trains leave Washington at 2:3O
IN caily, except sunday.
~IrentOn Trains lave Washington at 700 a m
caily. - -N wv PIN
Trains arrive In Washington sos am. Southern
E1press daily 1910 m, Strasburg local daily ey-
sept sunday l;5o pm, Lynchburg Mail daily except
Scndsy' S:l5 m. New Orleans Fast Mail daily
S'sV pm, Louisville Special daily.
.t u eesels and information inquire Companys
b and p. station 'S i1OAA'
SOL HAAS. Traffic Manager
Go G. W. CHEAPS q p a1ont
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T,HohAs E. wAaaAhA X, z,...,. n.,,on..,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
hEAL ESTATE, KNOWN AS PREMISES No.
100 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEAR
FIRST STREET NORTHWEST, WASHING

100 PENNsYLVXHiA AvENuE. NE AZ
FIRST STREET NORTHWEST, WASHING
NJ Ton 0;s.S GIL II G .. ,,,,.. ,.o,,.x, So
No 1884 folio as ct SEQ, one Of the Land Re- Isl:
quest Of ne party secured thereby: We, the under:
se ps o. Y" Isl q qH sn FIFTH Y S9
3F iJANVHRf i, A. ,p: 1889 q nALEpAsT EoTR
s sss ssss;. ave five except ssS
sses part sasseG5 ts unsea
Of the land records OF said District Of Coium-
Ugh. CD the same subdivision, situate and sdjoin.
north line Of said Lot ana public alley being the
same parcels OF ground and premises conveyed with
the exception aioressiO g !ohn Hits 81 James
No 1871 folio 395 ct seq Of the Land records Of the
Dtstrict Of Columbia, aud then conveyed By John
Hts and wife to Leon w Gulnnand and others build
De- recorded In Iiber No SIS folio $50 Of the Land
records OF the District Of Columbia, and BY deed Of
ssid Gruth vsrein and John Hitz aud Others TO WI
District Of Columbia-imprOved by . large dwelling
house containing about eleven rooms and known as
Nv. Lewis Capitol Restaurant"
The terms OF sale: Onethird cash. and the balance
notes Of the Purchaser with interest SIX per cent
per n's1nt interest principal
erty. 4 deposit Of $500 viii be required Of the
purchaser at the time Of sale. An Conveyance
to day Of payable out Of the aae
money. Terms OF sale must be comp piled with within
ten daya from day Of sale otherwise the property will
be resoid at the cost and ris Of deAnfny purchaser
sta a"ef a's days notice In The Evening
EUGENE CARUu.
4S6 Louisiana ave. NV. tr-,.....
w. J. MILLER. AAuS"
o2Zd&ds 4S6 LOuksian ma n.w.)
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THE CHrc4eo GnocEny CoxpAsx,
500 7TH STREET. OFFERS:
Light Brown Sugp 7, SIG 10.
standard sugar, 6lac. H.
Granulated sugar, &c ID.
Cut LOAF sugar, 7A7c. lib
THE CHICAGO .GpOCERY COMPANY
OFFERS:
New Valencia Raisins l2c In
New Seedess Raisins, lie h.
New CnYiHnts (large onesl &c ID
New CftrOn, 35c. ID.
Layer RaisiBs 18c H.
Largest Layer Raisins, 2Cc H.
16 lbs TsfkiSh Pr1lRcs for ~.
Fresh stock Of Nuts Just arrived.
THE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY
.. OFFERS:
Best fsmiiy Flour, 1918 Dbl; e1.44 y Dbl. TIC
Pafsnt Process Flour. 90 "a bsl; IL GO y Dbl; CSC
TAE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY
SO6 7rH ST. OFFERS:
New Mackerea for 75c. Kit
New Goldfish, d. HI
3h Can Tomatoes. Sc. doz
2lh Can Corn. 9Sc. dox
THE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY
OFFERS:
Ns~ Buckwheat &c H., or 10 lbs- for 36e
THE CHICAGO o gFE2SERY COMPANY
French brandy, S2.0O gallon.
Pure Rye Whiskey. $2OO gallon.
5-year1old Rye Whisky. 800 gallon.
Send order by mail or telephone 423-2
Is g sax Rss, Of Is fis
d3-1m 800 7th street n.w.
w ALxKR.a 40 10TH STREET NV.
w Plain and ceder Carpet Lining. nsW lo6
Thin ke3ts foT tinne1s and sloIexa
Charcoal. Lime Csnleut DC ocI0
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I'd EDITION.
--latest Kilograms b The Star.


A Number 81 Lives Saved BY One Mass
Bravery ama Coolne0s.
CrNczsNAff, o., Jan. 1.-The cooineM and
hsfoism q John BecRley, foreman of . gang Of
street wofkmen, probably saved several lives
yesterday. Eight or ten men under hts direc-
ton were repairing leakage in a40inch main,
corner Of Sth street and Eggleston avenue.
they had dug hole about twenty feet square
and ten feet deep In the middle Of the street
ana were quietly a. work this morning when
suddenly sound like an nndeEground explo-
sion was heard nom the east bank Of the cavity.
Then the earth Of one side began 70 slip away
fnagiaiy ana we beloved % an overwheiming
the foreman shouted. Climb out; climb out,
or drown" The men began to scramble up, but
II was almost Impossible. and the water poured
earth began crunblIng In. 1t looked a. though
the men would be caught ana drowned like
rats In pit before help could be given when
beckley called TO them to climb up On his
shoulders. In that manner every man was
saved. Beokley was the last TO be pulled out Of
the ditch, and when he LEFT 1t the water vas up
TO his arn-pits. Just - he was drawn out two
sides q the hole caved in, carrying several tons
Of earth into the place where the men had been
struggling but . monent before. But for
Beckley's cotton several would have been
caught In IL and inevitably drowned.
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Curious Suie Against the Mccormick
Estate.

CHICAGO. Jan. 1.-Patrick F1aherty who
claims to have lived on a farm in Cook county
for twenty-nine years, yesterday commenced
an action in the superior court for $50, OOO
damages against the heirs Of Cyrus II. MeCor
senior Mccormick 3 death, Leander Mccormick
and Cyrus Fl. Mccormick, ST., deceased, at.
tempted to eject him from his property, per-
commenced one after another TO evict him.
Some were non-suited and others nave not vet
come TO trial. There IL also q bill In chaucery
against him, and he says that SUNNI Onsez
issued to the sheriff were not served because
the complaining parties failed to pay the sher-
IFS fees. He processes to think he has q good
cause Of action against the defendants for mali.
HouS prosecution.
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The 6kiaD We're weak.
YOUNG MAN KILLED BY rkUcK FALLING
Upon HIN.

SEDALIA, No., Jan. LA. c. veaxey, q youna
man about 90 years Of age, was Killed and
day by 9 falling truck, which they were engaged
in loading on q fiat car. The skids used
were not Of sufficient strength to sustain
the weight, and snapped IN twain, pre-
cipitating the heavy truck upon the unfor.
tunate men. The coroner's verdict was
to the effect that the accident was the result OF
criminal careessness on the part Of the tore
man, Lowry, in not providing a proper skid. II
Is said that Lowry will be arrested to-day.
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GALVESTON, TEX, Jan. LA special 30 the
Neaos from Dallas says: A. collision occurred
yesterday morning on the Houston and Texas
Central railway at Garrett station, by which q
cars were damaged and set on fire. The caboose
was full OF passengers, most Of whom sustained
injuries. W. q. Mc0raw and the 5-yeaf-old son
OF Mr.. Darby, both Of Dallas, were seriously
injured. The passengers were brought back TO
Dallas last evening, where the injured were
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Washington News and Gossip.

Gov. ZuIrcK SETTING HrxsErF RIGHT
Gov. Zulick has sent dispatch TO tn secre-
tary Of the Interior denying that he called for
troops merely 70 protect the Indians from the
threatened attacks by the lawiess white ele-
nneut, but states that his object was 70 protect
white citisens from the depredations OF the
Secretary make such o reply rs will remove
this false impression which has had an un-
favorable erect upon the people OF the territory
Muldrow yesterday replied that the Interior
department has received no dispatch nom him
suggesting need for troops 20 protect the In
dams on San Carlos reservation. and that no
action has been taken by the government TO
concentrate troops in that vicinity Cor the pur-
poae fudicatod
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A Missouri village in Danger.

MoNTRosE, Mo, Jan. 1.-The large warehouse
OF johnson Buck and another building occu.
terday, ana i've dwelling-houses were torn
down to prevent the destruction Of the entire
ings and stock Is placed at $50, 600; insurance,
$25, 900, In New York and Chicago companies
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DIED.
COxEN. WILLIAM ELLSWORTH only ana be.
loved son OF George w. and Elizabeth Coxen se0 tUo
years. one month and hfteen dzyA
We loved him, o no tongue can tell
How much We loved him and how we'll
God loved him, TOO, and He thought bet
10 take our kalke home 70 rest
By Hn PARxxn
,D10ToHKRTY On Thur.day; Decembez 81. 1855.
MlCHAEL- the beloved husband Of Mary DouGhorty.
amer short but painful Lines
Funeral sunday, January 3, lisa af O'Clock pm,
nom ms lase residence, 2l5 X street. northeast
frenos and reaasaveo are respectfully tnvfeed ~
KAPPLER On rlursday December "a, 1885, G
m. 0hb0okY KAPfLER. In thestxty $hirdysaf
Funeral viii take place from Nm late rssidsucs 02o
New York avenue, Monday. Requiem mann q -
Nays church Al 9 O'Clock q m; from thence 20 s.
ROTH. On wednesday. December 0Oth, 1855 q
Gam. FRANK LAWkEZE ROTH, abe younec18
and beloved son or The late Andrew and the WIDOW
Mary A. Roth, esd eighteen yeaEs and ten monthG
baltimore epd lhl1a661phia papeFs please COW
Funenl w1n take p1Ace nom k1s noskers ressdsnca
q hslfpoQ oc3ock 81 0aenr0ay JenuSrv al ~ al
x areet noIt hwea ed th1uce a g Narys c6urcS
.ssrs ssasssn - Ssl = - g e rsposs -
,HyEEHITgs "a s yssSsg - lse4 HEnNAN
Tne funeral VII take plics &u0 1l10 p ~
49, sni FsIssvc invissl
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
scheduiein effect SUNDAY, DECEMBER 18TH. 1885
until further notice

leave Leave WASHINGTON from Station, corner of New
SrssF avenue and street
a.s s2I Chicago 9:i$ am and 1910 pm daily The
Cnleago arriving in PiEtsbgrg az 80 pm Chicsgo
nes s morning az $50 No extra fare Is charged on
eor Cincinaati, Louisville and St Louis daily at
PALACE Ieep.agsro p m, with through coaches and
2sOpm Is a last limited train 10 Cincinnari and #
Louis go pm No extra 1 faTs mS5pls 4;
SO I'm daily: to Ptts6urg Cleveland ard b.roit
~ ~, sPse sr cars to Plttsharg-
go ses i 20 An Am l2lo Lao Sl5 It5Hate frsin
For Rstimo.s an ST. $500 80 80 and LOO pm
sVso An. las, lao. $50. 4'4O $40, go 30
For Shenandoah Valley Railroad and points Sou,,,
NJ I'M daily. with Pullman Sleeper, Wash nyton to
=. fos Annapolis. GAO am, and 1910 and 40 pm.
on r SUNDAY: $50 am, 44o m: f'--''
500 and Y 90 90; M SO ., am laio pm $50 40
aSPen,Sn Branch. 7:l0 am. daily. except sun iay
principal s,soss on %strop Say eS ss SUNDAY
MY on Sunday stops Al all stations For Lexing-
seps sunday. For Gaithersburg and inIermesd, ale
andy s So an n,. 40 and id2o pm aaly except
For Hagersiown and Winchester. $40 and s,4s !.
iaa,ng strive nom the West daily, $40 TO M.
2nnspoiis and i i.so s .8a g s
sunday, lOsS5 m, e.55 pm @'
FROM Lexington 55}0 pm daily, except Sunday
from Frederick and intermediate points S:25 a m
and S:io p m daily, except sunday.
trains leave Baltimore for Washington az 5:IO.
go, go, S:45, 905 and 1880 a ~. Ills 2 g. a
40, 3. $50. 9;4S. 0snd 40 m: sundays $50
80 Ss4S and 800 M, 80. Zoo. 4=20 5. Gu, AS
y and LOO pm
An trains nom Washington stop a: Relay Station
except lao, 3:l5 and $40 y m.
ror further Information apply at the Baltimore and
Duo ilcket Ohlce-W ashingfon station 81 ard 35l
EenosslSana avenue. corner of l4Ih street where
oloers Nil De taken for baggage 10 be checked and
Received az any point in the city.
DCNHAM q K LORD
GA Gen Manager, Baltimore. G. r. A.
"AsHINGTON. OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL
w ROAD.
on and amer NOVEMBER 18TH, 1885, trains will
Station as follows. 49,
.Leave washington az 900 a m and 4:45 d m ar
nse az heeso9ry LIDO Am and $40 m: arrive at
i.o.n1 dlL az II4I a m and .SS2 pm. Returning,
49, tsoano gu POI an and l:26 pass Lees
oofS 49, am and 2O7 pm: and arrive al Washing
on Al 80 an and A. PM
Ia Hs ram arriving al Washington at s:35 am. and
= leaving washington 4:45 d M are daily: ali
nst trains are daily except sunday
-AonthIy and Communication Rates to all poiuts
n. BELL.
- superintendent, Afexand
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Generous Beqaests for Charity.
Smith, Of Chicago, which was yesterday ad-
mitted to probate, leaves the bulk Of SlOO 600
70 charitable institutions, including the Found
Hing home.
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THE Navy department is informed that the
o. S.S. Omaha arrived at Hong Kong yesterday
from SINGAPORE

PERsoNAr.-Senor A. Flores, minister from
Ecuador, and Col. John Hay, Of Cleveland, are
ut Wormley'a-Hugh c. Quigley OF Washing
ton, was in San Francisco last Friday.--The
earnings Of the race horses of Representative
scott, Of Pennsylvania, last year were S26, 900;
the year previous, S31 Observation-Disclosures
sentative Murphy, of Iowa, was in Chicago on
Wednesday.---Senator Walthall and Ralph
SModteska and bis bride, OF Omaha, arc at
Of the Philadelphia Sunday Times, are in town.
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QRICK CLAY LAND FOR SALE.

On THURSDAY, JANUARY FOURTEENTH.
1855, ct TWELVE O'CLOCK H.. ct the Fairfax street
Alexandria Va viii be offered for sale at public suc.
ton, tract Of land in Alexandra county, Va con.
tanning So acres 10 perches The south side of the
arlington turnpike, about one mile and a half below
Long Hsige near the brick yards Of Vim. H. West d
This land Is valuable for trucking purposes and con-
tafns deposits Of superior brick clay.
Terms: One 9TH cash. balance i three equal install
meuts, at SIX twelve, and eighteen months from day
OF sale with interest," bonds with good personal secuf.
tanned.
6. FERGUSON BEACH
d2S-l6t Commissioner Alex Co. Circuit Court
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STEAMERS.

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
NJ BETWEEN NEW YORK HAvRE.
Company's Pier. No. AZ North River. fool of Nor
ton street. New York.
st. Laurent. de Jouselin. Wednesday. jan 6. a.
Amerique. Santelli, "Wednesday, Jan. Is, 10 a.
Canada de Ksrsabiec Wednesday. Jan 20, > a m.
Labrador, Perier d Hauterier Wednesday, Jan. p,
IL am.
Checks payable sight, in amounts to suit, on the
Banque Transat lantidue of Paris. LOUIS DE Be
BIAN. Agent, No 4 Bowling Green. New \ ork
Messrs. BELL d CO.. Agents for the District OF
Columbia, 1431 Pennsylvania avenue
WASHINGTON. d. c.
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UsE CokE
IT Is THE CHEAPEST AND BEsE
FOR GENERATING STEAM.
FOR COOKING PURpOsEA
FOR HEATING BY FURNACE
FOR HEATING BY LATROBE
FOR OPEN CRATES.
IT IS EASILY IGNTTED.
1T MAKES QUICK HOT FIRE
IT DOES NOT BURN OUT THE CRATE
1T IS ECONOMICAL
IT WILL PAY TO TRY IT.
FOR SALE By THE
WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY
20 Bushels, crushed, O.. 10
rs Bushels, crushed. S2.5O.
40 Bushels, not crushed, $3.50
% Bushels, not crushed, S2O0
Delivered to any part OF Washington or Georxs-
town. sAs6
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DUNCANsON BROS. Aucts. d2SdGG:
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Auctioueer.

DCNCANSON BROS, AuctA. d29ddxds
WAITER B. WILLIAMS 4 Co, Aucsioneer..
TBusrKEs SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD
czRafxHh s sGD5 VS. Il
By virtue Of deed Of trust. dated November 18th,
A.: D. 1854, and duly recorded In Lfber No. 1lO9,
folio e seq one Of the land records Of the Dstrict
Of Columbia, and by direction Of the party secured
fnsFssy LIB s1sn eel e public anson on TUEsnAY
nancipG at TEN O'CLOCK A. n. on the premises
No. 1908 18th street northwest, the Furniture Car
PETS Bedding ETC., mentioned In the schedule attached
70 aaid deed Of trust, named IN part:
ELEbS3ANT PLUSH RARL2K SUITES PLUSH
SHEREY M1RbIk.ror cIAMskR sNuHf Suits,
UPHOLSTERED in PEUsh, Ash MARBLF
TOP CHAMBER SUITES. LOUNGES, UPHOL-
sTERED IN RAW SILK. WALNUT LIBRARY
MARsIh f SJpGHsTs ESSHsA 1fEss WWEN
DEDSTEADr, BUREAUS AND WASHsTANDa
WALNUT HANGING RACKS, BED LOUNGE
UpHOISTERED IN REP, LACE CURTAINS
AND G0RNICE POLES. TURCoNANs, LAM
TKEssEs. 'ExTENs1oM TABLE cHAfRs.
RATTAM ROCK Frs HAIR MATTREssEs,
GTHER CA "A : EuGs AN9 DOOR MATs:
CARPETS, ETC
nducemensto parties furnishing give this sale their
special attention.
Tefnls Cash.
de17.d WALTER b. WILLIAMS. Trustee.
r,4M!7r1 TH 4 ABovE SALE e rosrposED uNTII.
d2s-d ' 81 ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE.
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TRusTEEs SALE OF IMPRUVED PROPERTY
WEST WASHINGTON.
Under and BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme -
Court 9fthe District Of Columbia passed In equity &:
SSnse 20: g:S:5 DecsmSer 22d the undersigned -
IrsSe' appontsd ~ SAID decree WI ssl ct Pu6liS
JANuARY. 1883, q HAIR-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
PM IN 'front.' OF the premises, the property known as
E.st o. Lot one hundred and twe,sty-six u2el 10
ming fos Tie sa1e ct point ON High aseet about Six
rnnntnE thence south socthes.teriy With sesd High
seven Seet aod eleven inches thence north about thir
ythree feet to point that will be intersecfed by
me dSewn Ct right angle 70 High street. from the
beginning thence with the said line reversed to the
place OF beginning; will be sold subject 70 an iDcum.
bvanoo Of enc Thousand dollars and interest payable
January 81. 1887 am0unt Of which will be slated q
Sale)
The terms Of sale are: one-half Of the purchase
money In CASH and the balance In one year from the
day Of sole Such deferred payments TO bear Interest
at the rate Of six per cent per annum aud to be Sc
cured BY the purchasers note and seed Of trust OF
the property Of all cash. At the option Of the pur.
CURED me time Of sale and gu conveyanctns to be
not complied With In ten days from day Of sale the
Trustee reserves the night 70 resell the property a the
risk and cost of the defanltinE purchaser.
GEORGE G. PAYNE, Trustee.
,nr-~.~ ,-.o., ~~ 613 18th 81. NV.
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WAsHINGTON, OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL
w ROAD
John r KELLY.

John r KELLY
Wholesale and Retail Deaierfn
fiESESLASS BEEF, VEAL.
,. CORN BEEF A SPECIALLY
o.. org and $50 enter Market 9.h q wing
20 and 10 Northern Liberty Market
cty. - - " ea~' &c :" All parts on ne
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A Cold Wave Countue.

a Cold Wave Comtue.
FALL on Is TO 20 DK0REH9 PREDICTED m
THE NEXT 4S HOURS.
CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-The United States signal
omcer reports cold wave coming. The tenn.
Perature will fall Is to 20 degrees IN the next AZ
hours. II Is now 10 to 20 degrees below zero
north Of Dakota and Montana.
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS.

The GRAsD RArrDs. CAnprr
SWEEPER WILL TAKE UP ANYTHING THAT A
BROOM WILL FROM ANY KIND OF CARPET.
MooUETTE, INGRAM. BRUSSELS OR VELVET.
WHILE IF PRESSURE Is GIVEN 1T AS WITH A
BROOM. TO REMOVE DIRT IMBEDDED IN THE
CARPET. 1T WILL STILL RUN EASILY AND no
THE WORK MORE EFFECTIVE THAN ANY
BROOM
]. W. SCHAEFER & BRO
d. No 1920 7TH STREET NORTHWEST
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GUN ARD LINE.
NOTICE
LANE ROUTE
THE CCNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY. LIN
TIED, BETWEEN NEW ORk AND LIVER
Pool CALLING AT CORK HARBOR-
FROM PIER 40. y. H. NEW YORK.
SkRyIa.--Sat. Jan. SERV IA.-.--..--Sat., Jan 80
CALI sat Jan. CiALLIa-.----....cat.- Feb o
AURANIA--..---at. JAN 10 AURsNIA-.--sat. Feb. 13
OREGON Jan. % OREGON SAT- Feb. 20
AND EVER1 SATURDAY FROM NEW YORK
RATES OF PASSAGE-Cabin-S60 $50 and 800
according 10 accommodations Intermediate passage
sS5.
tesrage at very low Steerage tickets to and
from Liverpool and Queenstown and all other parts OF
Europe az lowest rates.
Through bills of laden given for Belfast Glasgow,
Havre Antwerp and other ports the Continent and
fbr Mediterranean ports
For freight and passage apply al the company's
ONCE No Bowling Green, or both Steerage and Cabin
70 OTIS BIGELOW & CO, COS 9Th street. Washing
ton. D. e.
VERNON Fl. BROWN & Co, View York
Messrs- OTIS BICELOW Il co.
DIS sos 18th street, Washington
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Gel inward Wa11a0, bFoshef Of Gen. Lev
Wallao9. And . con Of Gov. Wallace, q Indiana,
died IN Texas Wednesday night aged S. H