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Killed the Girl He Loved.
A DISAPPOINTED LOVER, SICK WITH MEASLES, co

AlTS A DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
At Berlin, Wis.,, terrible tragedy was enacted
Monday evening, J. W. Hacker, OF Danville, shoot.
ing and killing Mabel Steike, OF Belle Plain Iowa.
and then blowing out his own brains. Hacker
was nineteen years old, and his victim year
younger. The tragedy is the result Of love af-
fair. Young Hacker and Miss Steike met some
time ago, and fell In love with one another. The
to separate the young people she was sent to Ber-
lin to visit at the home Of her grandfather. In
some manner Hacker learned OF the girls where
abouts and appeared In Berlin on the 3lst ult. He
took rooms at hotel but was taken down with
the measles, when Miss Steike prevailed on her
grandparenC to take the young man under his
roof. About $3.50 Monday night Hacker c lied the
girl from the hreSide to the door OF his when
the tragedy occurred. The family rushed TO the
scene upon hearing the shots and found young
Eacker dead and the unfortunate girl in a dying
condition. She survived only few moments
after the shooting. 1t Is thought Hacker asked
Mss Steike to marry him, and, On being refused,
took her LIE and his own.
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W. NJ. SINISTER b SONS.
919 Pennsylvania avenue.
f13
One Price,
NEw SrRrsa DnEss FAsn1cs.

sEATON PERRY.
tSuccesor to PERRY b BaorrrR,
Has JUST OPENED NEW SPRING SHADES. N
ALdcW0oL AND SILK WARP HENRIETTA
NEW FOUIE BE1GEs AND CHUDDAs, WITH
CONTRASTING sIDE-BANDS FOR TRIMMING.
NEW TRENCH BROADCLOTHs AND ENGLISH
NEW IN PokTED ALL WOOL CHALL1s DE LANES
IN CHOICE AND EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS AT
NEW PLAIN AND FIGURED INDIA SILKS RANG
NOVELTIES IN EMBROIDERED BAT STE, G1NG-
HAM, AND PiQUE ROBES:
'ExChHsIyE N9HELTIEs" IN CHOICE FRENCH
1875 fIECEs zASSPPEEssoN,s FINEST QUALITY
Stills AND CoMBINATIoNs OF CoLoRs.
800 PIECES OF FINEST FRENCH SATEENS IN
G0SFiNtD STYLES OF MY OWN DIRECT I'M
NEW sRiT III AND FRENCH WHITE GOODS.
EXTRA GOOD VALUES IN IRISH AND GER
reeiaE bak asR N sEs sucx rowr1
NEW BEI aS MI PfI.Low IxSD sHEEr1Na LINENS
NOVELTIES IN PLAIN. PLAID AND STRIPED
T Mk.pSEts FOR DRESSING sAcouEs AND
THE QUAKER CITY FINE DRESS SHIRTS AND
NE& FAST ' BLHcR aHo h
uPLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES.
sEATON PERRY
Perry Building. Pennsylvsnia ave. COZ. 9th 81.
Established lS4O. I'll
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The Color Line In Church.
a MOVEMENT TO PORN NEGRO CHURCHES INTO 4
sEPAkATE PRE5BYTEKY.

lively discussion on the question OF the reunion
with Southern Presbyterians occupied Yesterdays
session or the presbytery or Pittsburg The ques-
ton came up On q motion TO appoint committees
70 consider minute from the presbytery OF Gin
einnau, which at recent session adopted a reso-
luton declaring In favor OF colored line or, In
other words, In event OF a reunion fayoring the
formation OF the coOred churches into me pres
bytery. opponents OF The motion In the Pittsbury
prsoytery considered the action OF the Cincinnati
presley terry impertinent as the last general assem-
by had appointed committee 10 consider the
matter. Rev. DIR. McClelland said a color line
would eventually assert itself, but the opponents
Of the motion carried the day by majority Oh z
In "A total vote OF IL.
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SliuAhOd EnRlfAll.

From the Nat onal Review.
Downright earnestness is often the root Of the
evil. Some time ago story was current OF an
editor writing, "we remember seeing Canning
when we were a boy" More recent instances OF
similar awkwardness are easily found even where
they would be least expected. "The boys were
served out with long canes" TO beat the bounds).
instead OF "ong were served out to the boys"
ale was given q statue" Ior"a statue was given 10
him" 'They were shown the way" for sthe way
was shown 70 them" ale sustained for che met
with" an accident. 1.-THE dinner was partooK OF ~
All these questionable phrases appear In The COL
uInns OF our leading journals. Even works less
ephemerai are not without fault; one Of our PHI
losopaers writes, "There requires multiplicity of
iIluslraton" one Of our recent diocesan histories
speaks OF differing with him." An advertisement
OF wine says 1--WE guarantee Indemnity TO sample,
few years ago the circular summoning members
or parliament ran thus: Business Of Importance
will be proceeded with" 'Under the circum-
stances" Is common for "in the circumstance
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Congregational Trifling.

From Ne AleXandr1a Gazette
Congress can spend whole days considering
silly bill TO prohibit Washington newspapers from
printing lottery advertiser nts but cannot devote
five minutes to bill authorizing the Secretary OF
the Treasury TO expend the small sum OF S. 600 In
keeping open the harbOr or the national capital
during the winter
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PHILADELPHIA STORE,

92S 9TH st. and 7O6 o. NV,
VIII offer full lines Of Lsces, good quality and
choice patterns. at low prtces-Orental, Torohon.
Smyrna, Plat VAL Calsis Needls-msds Guipure. and
Fedora.
Choice styles Of Embroidertes in Nsinsook Cambric
SWISS and Pque.
NEW SPRING GLOVES.
In Isle Thread, TAneta, Pure Silk, and Kid
viii offer . Pure Slk Of good quality, all the new
shades, at
IS cents . pair.
This Is the biggest bargain ever offered in glove.
NEW SPRING HOSIERY
Ladies', Men, Misses, and Boya
Will offer hpe gauge pin stripe Ladies' Hose ut
25 cents pair
Never sold less than 35c
MEDIUM WEIGHT UNDERWEAR.
An excellent quality for Ladies and Men 1T Soc
TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS, and TOWELS at low
prices.
NEW GINGHAMs NEW sATINEs from the cheap.
est to the best
NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS.
NEW MATTINGS, lust in.
CARHART LErDY
IN ooa 9TH and 7O6 alta n -
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The Original hristian Scientist.

] r-IH Tie Harrisburg Telegraph.
The late pr QIiIaoy, Of Belfast, Me-, was among
the hr>t IN this century 10 revive the theory and
practice OF mental healing, utterly disassociated
irom all connection VITA supernatural agency, and
srekiag 10 " seientihe. He held that mater and
ssnse and ali eyl are nothing at all, or. n the
inp>t al Illusion, and that the healing Of the di,-
Ease consists In correcting or destroying the ilin
ZION, atd that hence God cannot hav, any knowl-
sion This implies that man In himself ana HIS
real nature Is always absolutely perfect since an
direct and evil axe only Llu,iye. or course the Alb
sur1Ity OF DIR. QulHIpys theories di1 not prevent
s0rle remarkable cures from being effected by the
Ol-ratiOu OF he mind on the heatn-curo- which
have Dcn effected every day for six thousan nd
cars without especial notice because the true
CIuse OF the cure was net OWNED.
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4. =. Grant ON the Panama Canal.
Why IA DECLINED TO AccgPr rHf NEW YORK Psgs
pENCY OF rHK WORK

A letter Is published In New York for the nrst
time from Gen. Z. s. Grant 10 Admiral Ammen.
dated GAlena, Ill, June q, 1850 The general says
therein: To-day received q telegram from Selig-
nan inelOsiny caolegram from De Lesseps Offer
Ing me the presidency Of the Panama canal (Nrw
yrk presidency. with the same salary he Is TO re-
te.ve. namely, I25,OOO francs per annum. The
Liter also SAYS that the SelignanS, with some
u her bank or banks that they can associate with
them, Will have the business VI resolving the
tInrTlcIn suoscrp ions FOR performing The work.
Iegraphed back my nOn-acceptance. and wrote
gsff my reasons. gave the work that mad been
done In the way OF surveys. what had b en-
}r1sep oy thesc surveys, &C., and that, while
H'Ili Llkr 70 have my mime associated with the
-uc.essful completion OF the shtp-channel between
IN Two Oceans. j was DOT willing 10 connect IL
Win isl urr, and when believed the subscribers
WOtd lose al they put in"
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ALLwoOL HENRIETTA CLOTH in the latest
shades, with SILKS to match
SILK and WOOL HENRlErTAS.
NEW CAsHMERES. BROADCLOTH9
SILK and WOOL MIXTURES
CHECK and PLAID SUITINGS.
COMBINATION SUITS
FINE SCOTCH GIN0HAMS
Fancy Weaves in ZEPHYRS.
New and Elegant FRENCH SATTEEN3 Of the finest
quality, our own importation. Exclusive Styles.
New designs In INDIA SILKS
CHANTILLY LACE FLOUNCrNGS.
STRIPED CHANTILLY LACES.
Great bargains in Remnants Of SILKS, vELvETS
and DRESS GOODS.
MN. SINISTER SONS.
9l9 Psnnsylvanis ave-
One Price. fl3
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LEAVING DR.. MCGLYSy OFT IN THE COIN
Louis r. Post, representing the George side In the
split In the AntLpoyerty Society, In New York,
plicdtion for the Incorporation OF the Anti-POy-
eTty society, naming himself, ". T. Croa sdaie
Rev. Hugh U. Pentacost and oiher Henry George
adnerents as The incorporators. II z. anted this
Will leave DR.. McGlynn and his followers out IN tue
cold
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS FOR MAT ERIALS.-U. g. ENGINEER
II Office 2li6 Pennsy lvanie Ave. Washington, ID. c.,
February 4, 1SSS-Sesied proposals. in trpncate, will
be received at this Office until MELNE NJ, THURS
DAY, FEBRUARY TWENTY-THIRD, 1883. for Piles,
Lumber sand Pebble, and Broken stoIe for Reser-
yoir Outlet Potomac River Improvement For speci-
hcatiops and all information apply the undersigned
flat PETER c HAMS, Lieut. Colonel OF Engineers
NNARDEPARTMENT. SUPPLY DIVISION, WASH.
proposals ia duplicate will be received At this office
p On u IMEhEE CLOCK N00S THURSDAY EB.
yards of body Brussels and Wilton Carpet. with the
necessary border, and 800 Rugs smyrna anu Axmin-
ster less Instructions to bidders will be fur
nished upon application to this office. The right to
reject ANY and all bids and to waive defects reserved
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals supplying
Garrett and kugs" Z. Ii. HOlT, Assistant Quarter.
master. u. s. Army. fll-6t
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NATIONAL Novrnrr Wonxa
Room 45. Post building.

Room IS Post building.
lam now prepared 1t the ove-msntionsd plscs. TO
manufacture all kinds Of Patented Novsltiss Models
&c Fine Gold Silver. and Nickel Plating don& EST
mates furnished
d19-3m ALBERT r CHLDa Prop
GENTS BUTTS sCOURRD AND RREsslD O !:
CoatA SO cents; Pants, 20 cents: Vests, % ceDte.
Dry Cleaning st short notice.
Altering and Repairing neatly done.
Goods called for and delivered.
J. FISHER CO.,
rs $50 ct. NV. one door from 9th.
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JNHOMAs DOWNING Aucnonssr

ENTIRE CONTENTS OF GROCERY STORE, COR
NER FOURTH AND STREETS (BEING NO
i240 FOURTH sTREED NORTHWEST. AT
On FRIDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY SEVEN
TENTH, 1885, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. Will
sell at above establishment lot of Groceries consist
ing in part Of Teas Conees. sugars, syrups, shelf
Goods, Wood and Willow Ware, Cigars Tobacco Wines
and Liquors. Tes Chests, Canisters Coal-ol Tanks,
show Cases and such goods generally found in this
kind of store Sale positive. Terms cash. Dealers
invited. THOMAS DONLING,
f14-tt Auctioneer
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IsABELLAs PLOT AGAINST THE REGRNCY.-The
London Chronicles Madrid correspondent asserts
that In spite OF Premier Sagastas denial, exQueen
Isabella did invite the chiefs OF her family tnrlud-
Ing the duke OF Montpensier, 70 a conference at
Seville TO discuss the prospect OF overthrowing
plot and cautioned the duke OF MOLtpensier.
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To Bring Reading to its Knees.
THE LEADERS OF THE STRIKE RESOLVE TO ADOPT

TuE n r
.xTpT,s Mp,srpTS ~
r.o ,.,o. -, .,,s.N1s -. - -, ~, ,,-,,, $1,000.
Inc ieauers vi 'he s'rhe iu 'he ocAuy mil reSioh
are said TO have resolved ON desperate measure
to bring the Reading Railroad 10 terms, and force
=, IN aha,don ,,o orro,,,, noS,,,on ,ouo-o tho
= , 20 e 81 p ~
,,s,,ar,, .,,., o - -, la,i,Sta, =, al 600
-, =, -. - -, 49,.
-. 80 Ae,' "'e'oA' pun A'e - """ ''Ae' "''"-
h A. unders1 ood thu, an alliance was formed VOC.
tercay through the medium OF the genera execu-
tive board OF the Knights Of Labor. between
Miners District l35 and district 2l5 whereby two
distr cts were 10 act In harmony Ia the contem-
plated move. Subdivision II is composed largely
OF engineers and other skilled labor about the
mines, and they are attached to District 80, be-
cause they are not numerically strong enOll ID to
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:, CURIOUS MErEoEoLoaIoAI PHENOMENON: - A

CURIOUS METEOROLOGICAL PHENOMENON. - At
Ithaca, N. Y, q curious meteorological phenome-
non occurred Monday. The morning opened W tn
perfectly clear sky, except In the NORTH over the
lake, where lowered a heavy bank OF Light chrome
yellow clouds shading TO brown'at the base. At
40 am, q light cannOn-llke report, followed by
two heavy claps In the northwest was succeeded
by three heavy blasts down the lake. A third dis
turbance, about thirty minutes later, came from
the northeast and resembled the firing of musketry
In platoons. The savants attribute the suppressed
ruInbling 10 electrical disturbances
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The CROWN Princes THRoAr.-Dr. Mackenzie
has sent TO emperor William report OF his Views
or the crown princes condition, saying there Is
moth. ng 10 show the disease to be other than In
n immation OF the larynx, combined with perichon-
dritiS
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Died While Being Insured.
WV YORK NAN EXPfhEs WHILE BEING EXAMINED


a NJ" fOkh NAN t1PfhEs WHILE BEING EXAMINED
N Az INSURANCE OFFICE
'h1rlfs r Ihlckstun, manager OF the Hickman
Hoo ana Brass Goods Company, Bound Brook, ".
=, who had "a Office al % John street, New York
city, died suii-nly OF spoplexy Monday afternoon
IN the once oil the nited Lie and Accident Insur-
aIi' Association. Mr.. TEickstun had applied for
= Pobcy Of 10000 on his uie. lie was robust
brdtny. and seemed strong. and about foTty-righ hi
yrtrs OF Az. All % the required papers mad been
inads cur and ready Tor the physcian's certlucate
D. " = bSy1e. the medical examiner q the CON-
~, tnsn tOpk M. 1hckstun into private Office
ana proceeded 70 exsiDine him. Scarcely dozen
Noi'As LA1 plsss3 os-tSeen them when Mr. Thick
sun rp,e 70 his feet and fell dead. D. BOyl was
IS o1hqsd ana sid that 80 far as he could Judge
ne would probably nave passrd Inc decel,-d Wa,
a Iesithy candIdate. III Mr.. Thiekstun had died a
y" minutes later his aged mother, wife ana on.
child would have received 100000
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THoMAs DcwIINo. AuctiOnser:
CaANCEkY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
ALLEY BOUNDED By B AND AND THIRD
AND FOUR-AND-HALF STREETS SOUTH.

ALLEY BOUNDED By B AND AND THIRD
AND FOUR-AND-HALF STREETS SOUTH.
WEST.
Under and by virtue Of decree Of the Supreme -.
Court OF the District Of Columbia, dated the T3
LIST day Of January, 1888, and passed in No. II
lO,916 Equity Docket "a OF the supreme Court
District OF Columbia the undersigned trustee will
offer for sale At public auction front OF the premises
on MONpA1, the TWENTIETH DAY OF FEE B.
bUAkl. 1889, at FOUR O'CLOCK n. the following
described real estate situated in the Dstrct of Col
umb. to wit; Al that piece or parcel Of land lying
and known and DESIGNATED as Rart Of lot nun
dred and thirty-four (534 and described followa
TO W.T. beginning Tor the same at the southeast corner
OF said lot running thence north seventy-two (12)
feet and three CD inches to three CD foot alley:
thence west thirty five (35l feet aud four "a inch
thence south seventy-two t72D feet and three (3)
inches thence east along alley thirty Ave 600 feet
tour ~ inches to the POINT of beginning
OF the purchase money cash. the balance in equal in
samets in one two and three after day of SALE
respectively with interest from day of SALE to be
cured to the satisfaction OF the trustee all cash at
the purehasers option II the purchaser fails to COM
day Of "a the property will be sold the risk and
in the Evening star deposit Of one hundred dollars
will be required at the time OF sale. All convey sncing
and recording at the purchasers cost
JAMES NJ. JOHNSTON, Trustee
I'd 4 IA Rui ing
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A skin containing etghr n.

n skin containing eight negroes was oyertprn a
DS the swell from a steaInrr at New Orleans SUM-
DAY nlghi, add seven OF Toe occupa nts drowned
Edwin A. Gardner, no IL under arrest at Water
town, y. 4, for smu- Cling SIC QUO worth OF OPIUM
bsG In his trunk documents showing thaf Ten
yeaie 40 ne was . United States Inspector
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B'sAI B'KITH.-The twentieth convention OF Dis
trict Grand Lodge No. ), Ind pendent order B'nai
Birth. was begun In baltimore yesterday with
President Henry Morriss OF Tarboro, ". e., In the
chdir. There were sixty -nine Delegates present
representing lodges 10 the District OF Columbia
virginia, Georgia, North and South Carolina
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-15

The sixth annual convention OF law and order
phla the ed lust
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WHoIrs.IK EyIcrIoSs N NEW Ynpr

Il
sale tenement-house eviction Occurred In New
York yesterday, the outcome Of the cigarmakers'
strike Thirty families were set out into the street
Oy order OF JacOby Bookman, cigar manufacture
ers. who have persistently refused 10 arbitrate
their difficulties WITH their empioyes. This firm
owns large tenement house IL East 3Sth street
In which many OF their employees lived len DAYS
ago notice Of eyictioi Was served On the tenants,
ali OF whom were on strike No attention w "a
paid TO the notice, and yesterday morning 4 squad
OF policemen put the poor people out OF their
homes. Most OF the evicted families are peanlIess
and much distress must necessarily ensue
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ATTORNEYS

ATTORNEYS.
A NDhEw C. BRADLEY,
"A Attorney anu COunoellor-At-IAw,
Rooms 5. q, and z. Fendau Building, corner Of Az
and u sts- NV. ta2S-3m
(yAMPBELL CARRIN0TON, ATTORNEY-AT-
~ Law, Barbour Law Building. $50 Loudans
svenue Washington. y. G. hessdsno& LIS z st
u. W. d22
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LADIES GOODS

LADIES GOODS.
$S'sS S'S$ E Est IS +. E I. 'Tr
Cos 90 Il ssss l.. /
e. 81 1. Ell En- S So I. #sss:~.
ssIs A 4 i { COS So 1 - iisks.ss:.
By far the greatest value which ever offered
IN CoHsETs are our imported G. p "a Il siro.e) IN
sstteen or Coutil. white and oolors, all sizeS
Regular Price S250
CAosinx fr1ce LES
An elsxant value IL q line Of FRENCH WOVEN COR
SETS. in Grey and White. Sizes in Grey from 1
to %. stitched with red and blue Sizes in white are
from % to -
Have been selling for. s12S
Closing SIC
Our c. B. couTrL CORSET. in White and Grey
Sizes in Grey are from Is to 25 in White. from u
10 &c.
Regular Price. 90
Closing Price. Toe
THE ABOVE THREE ITEMS ARE ExTRAoRDI.
NARY VALUES AND WILL PAY YOU TO
CALL AND LOOK THEM OVER
Fl E e u |! NV II u F.: :: $:
G LADIES' TAILOR
HOG = ct. nv.
we,a done :. %oasr..e prizes, N.ains Dress from
.s oS@psss from $50 non s.s ss'ns
1rim% ,, nd end s;s ds feSsiysd weekly
f11st. GEO. WHITE. i1oo st ne.
w. NoSss VII AID pf pRa SE.s sSEs DYE
70 81. day.. The dysins Of gl.ct 10, mourning tsat
iiysEsd i.ss Of sSsiss ioss Jefferson 81. Sssss.
aspsyi .p aE SUapS. az H. S1S 81
knittins and Embroidery silkA aud ali stsriaas for
:, ShiidTsS: csg. and gndsr~.ss. IN. Lace. New
Monte co;S i.ssst q Se.sn %p'a Goods tn
FRENkNSGH PY n scSUKIyS AMP Day CLEAN
frstei..s aiis. nh Ian, a21a New ever r1ts ave
IGN %STSS ss% r. sxRSLiSn IEsc Sif' ,ssnsIy
M ISIS N cI Isio 's 9Th ~ n w. be, .uao
:as %rf s.s.iSs ' s0
NILE NJ. j. Pn.xp.
1909 st. NV. Mrs. Hunta,
Iii aS AK S SSs5 sA the latest '''
ALSO
JET ORNAMENTS.
Hair Dressed and BANGS shingled nlq-2ms
MISS LOTTIE DAVIS,
4N1 Lady ShAmpooer and Hair Dresser.
foi nerly with Mrs Q. Thompson, In located At 7O3
10th St. over ThomPsons Drug store. d2-3m
ssMrsf RRp pI HH woFKA ME
Ladies and Gents Garments Of all kinds Clesped and
Dyed without being ripped. Ladies' Eysnins Dresses
Q speciality. Thirty Ave years eaper,spce Prices
moderate Goods called for and delivered. sl4
A LLwooL GARMENTS MADE UP OR RIPPER
FISCHER
s14 pos y st. a. w.
MISS ANNIE K HUMPHREY, $50 lOra ST.. n w.
U1 Makes Corsets to order in every style aud mate
rial and guarsn perfect a. and comfort
HER SPECIALT1Es ARE
French Hand made Understanding, Merino Under vsar
and finest Imported Hosiery.
Patent Shoulder BrAces and all Dress Reform Qooda
French Corsets and Bustlea
Children's Corsets and q 81 Corset Miss H-h oNn
make) that for the pricois unsurpassed
n. B-French German and spanish spoken. mr1l
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hEAL Estate, SITUATE No 72T FIFTEENTH
SIkEEL NORlHWEST, AND Known As THE
oLD fohTiOS OF wEICkER'S HOTEL
onaer and b. virtue of q certain deed Of trust -
dated the 2oth day OF September. A. D. 1874 and -
recorded In Liber No 133. folio S. ct $50 ore OF Iii
the land records Of the District Of Colnmida and ct
tne REQUEST OF the party secured thereby will oer
ior sale al Pu9lic auction, in front the premises,
kCARi. lSsS At HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK PM.
the rolo"ins Described real estate situate in the city
81 Masninxton District Of Columbia, that Is 10 y
LOT numbered eleven ll1, in Davidsons subdivision
OF par. 81 sqasre numbered two hundred and twenty
.S and rum ny BACK with that width hundred
together with he improvements thereon,
erfis OF sale: sum sufficient to ray of the I'm.
debtedness secured by the said deed OF trust amount
ln9 70 $lSOOO with interest costs, tar q insurance
premiains and all other proper Charges Amounting in
the syreFste to about $50 cash and the balance
twelve I'D ana eighteen (1Sl hs for which the
notes OF the purchaser oesrng interest day
oil sale and secured by deed trust on tine prolerty
sold will be takeh all cash the option Of the pur
chaser deposit Of $500 will req ared at the time
OF sale All cVnveyancing and record Of purchasers
cost Terms OF sale to be comph with in thirty 600
DAYS from day Of sale the Trustee
purchaser after nvs t5) days In be Even.
Ing star newspaper. RICHARD W. TYLER,
f14-dkds Trustee
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r 7. wALKIR SOM. 2O4 10TH ST. NV.
81 Building hap0ra, Charcoal, Portland ConseDs
Chimnsy F1aa White md Front Sand. Tsr.
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DRY GOODS.
BARsEsIEY TABLE LINENS

BARNEsLEY liable LINENS
We offer decided bargain in REAL BAnNESL EY
DOUBLE DAMASK. at 81 SO and s1.75; worth %
and $3.50 Full 72 inches wide the heaviest and
best table linens In the world. No chemicals used
to bleach these goods pure grass bleach warranted
NAPKINS, TOWELS, CRASHES, &C. ct lowest pos-
sble prices.
BALLARD VALE and GILBERT WHITE FLAN-
NELS In all grades.
sHEETINGS and PILLOW linens and cottons.
New HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR.
PRIESTLEY'S and ECROIDS HENRIETTAS, al
qualities.
PRIEsTLEY'S NUNS Wells, with border all around.
AL sizea
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T>HoMAs BOWLING. AueSouesr.
PkREMpToRY SALE OF CONTAGIOUS MA.
TksdALs G0NsIsTINg 0I HISarEEN SH 1EsE
HALF-YARD kkCH-
Jewelers.. ROLLERS Wffrrf .BaRRows. sHov-
ELS WIRE ROPE FORCE PUMPS TIMBER
bLACksMiTHIN0 TOOLS. ko.. &c.
HORSES. CARTS. M6IIS. WAGONS, HARNESS.
- ..---- - 40. &c.
On MONDAY, FEBRUARY TWENTIETH. 1855. Of
In OCL0t 4, ~ the works Of the new WISH nstop
out reserve the above goods
Terms cash.
BY order Of "a prTrySON co
THOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer f1-dts
1.-THE ABOVE SALE rs UNAvOIDABLY POST.
Poaed untll MONDAY. MARCH TWELFTH. 1883.
By order Of a JEFFERSON A CO
IHoMAS DOWLIN0. Auctioneer f15-dts
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rO-MORROw.
TVHo1As BOWLING, Auct,oueer.

GROCERIES Ar AUCTION.
Closing sale TOMORROW MORNING, FEBRUARY
SIXTEENTH. OF the stock Of Groceries and Liquors
contained in store southwest corner Of 10th and o
stfeeta Dealers should be on hand. 1t