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The Tariff Question in the House.

CONFERENCE OF THE REPUBLICAN MEMBERs-THEY
WILL ACT TOGETHER.
conference between a number OF republicans
was held last night, at which there was general
discussion of the Presidents message and OF the
policy OF the party. A member who was present
expressed the opinion TO STAR reporter that they
except, probably, two or three members) would
all act together and follow their
leader Both p rites are feeling about them on ali
sides with great Caution, and the individual mem-
bers are Keeping their own counsel more than
USUAL Generally the republicans have been
able to nnd out about how Mr.. Ran
calculation accordingly. But he is entirely nom
committal now and they can make nothing out or
him. II the tari1 debate is got up an The House
early the democrats will get their opponents at
greater disadvantage Than they would II they were
given more time and therefore is the purpose OF
the fiy6t as soon as possible Their chances for
getting bill through depend mucn upon prompt
The reason the resolution referring the Presi-
dents message to the ways and means committee
passed through the House YESTERDAY without pro
vOking the expected discussion OF the message,
was that the republicans were not prepared TO
enter into such discussion.
1t is believed by the leaders that they will be
able before long TO agree upon line OF policy
which will enable them to meet the democrats
with almost An unbroken 'front.' As yet, however,
they have accomplished no such agreement
A DIVORCE GRAxrED.-Judge Merrick to-day
Walsh against Charles R. walsh. giving the com
piainant her maiden name OF Kelley. They were
married in Lansingburg, N. Y, In 1864 and came
here and she charEea he deserted her In lSD and
returned to Lansingburg. where he is drunkard.
INJURED IN RUNAWAY AccDExr.-A horse at
tached to o buggy owned ny John simmons ran
away this afternoon near 18th and streets and
colIided with o buggy occupied by Mr.. John W.
Dick, throwing the latter TO the ground and seri-
ously tnJuring him.
NEW YoRK WANTS THE DExocHArIc CONVENTION
The New York hotel mems convention determined
The democratic convention, and appointed Messrs.
Breslin, stokes Alien, Ashman and Merrt1eld q
committee for that purpose.
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ENGLAND IN A DENSE FOG.
Vessels 60 Ashore. Trains aFe DELAYED.
and Many Fatalities Occur Because

LONDON, Jan. 12.-The fog continues extremely
dense and shows no signs OF lifting. Forty loaded
vessels are fOg-bound In the Mersey. Among them
is the White Star line steamer Celtic, which WAS
to have left for New York yesterday. Service on
various packet lines has been suspended. Several
vessels have gone ashore on account or the fog.
The fog has demoraliZed the Railway service, and
makes IL impossible 10 run trains on schedule time.
Numerous fatalities have OCCURRED.
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NAVAL oRpEks.-Commander Nm- whitehead
ordered 20 command receiving ship ST. Louis. ieuh
inst Passed Assistant surgeon ThoS C. Craig. Or
dered 20 Naval Hospital, Norfolk Assistant Pay
master J. ID. Doyle. orderrd % examination Tor
promotion Capt. II. b. seeley, detached ron
command OF reviewing snip 81 Louis but 10 con-
tnus IN command OF League Island navy-yard.
Lieut. RosSuth Niles, detached from Washington
yard and ordered as Inspector Of ordnance AT MD
vale steel Works Lieut. Rogers n. Gait. detached
from the works and ordered AZ Inspector of steel
for the new cruisers building at san Francisco.
Ensign A. W. Grant. transferred from the Trenton
20 the Richmond, l4th inst Naval Cadets l. l.
Yourg and W. n. Aoseley, transferred from the
Galena 90 the RichmOnl.
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Mama

The following the olenIng and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market, as reported by special
wire to Corson & Mccartney, l4l9 street.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

I,oR RENT-A GENTLEMAN ABOUT TO LEAVE
II city will rent sell coIamodious. finely sheo-
suit Apply to r O ADAMS. 1923 n Z ave. jal2-lm.
l,oR RENT-NEAT. NEW AND COMPLETE SIX
It room aud bath, south front Brick 635 N ST n !;
well heated god l,s4ion key az dru. store rent
NOR RFNT-NEW S-ROOM AND CELLAR HoU Z.
II 100 y. H. ave; cabinet mantels, open era il
hall and library; complete in al ARRANGEMENTS:
reasonable to careful tenant HARDING WATERS,
500 i lth st. n W. ja12-3t
L 1918 21sT ST. NV
very desirable brick residence. nicely furnished and
pleasantly located: Metropolitan X. r. street
within a block of homr: will be rented for any term
- Thos. J. FISHER l. CO,
I,oR .RENT-612 9TH ST NV. TWO Story
II brick house: rooms and cellar: S25 per mo- tn
IN advance Inquire at GA 9TH st. NV. js13-2t'
IvOR RENT-A VERY COMFORTABLY FUR
L nished house in the West End: rooms. hot and
cold water. as Sc rent S35 per month in al vance.
Address u >. v. star office. js12-3t'
IyOR RENT-FURNIsHED-THE RESIDENCE
II Of Commander Dckins. U. = n, 1884 18th ST.,
de Irabe tenant the rent will be very moderate An
inspection Of the premises is inv ted Apply to-
ja12-3t 1897 PenAsylvania ave n w.
I'OR RENT-s4. ALLEY HOUSE, AND b. BID
and 4th SITS SlO, nice D. house, large lot,
i33 ,ison st. back LIE Droit Park. wM- +. HoLIL-
NJ AN. 1921 ST. NV. jal2-3t
I,OR KENT-A TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE. SIX
Il rOom~, bal IA room, fine cellar and all modern i'm
proyenents; 90 A st. Sc; $3.50 per mouth. Apply
400 4 81. NV. ta11-3t
I,OR RENT-JUsT THE PLACE Foo BOARDING
II mouse, cor LIST aud ii SITS n. w.. near Government
Printing Orice ten room house: kitchen and bath;
m' dern improvements. Inquire of d. CONNEIL, op-
IOslte corner. ja7-6t
i NV containing IL rooms, with all mode n inn
proSements- Inquire 1858 l4th st. JAIL 2w'
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ANOTHER Eg.OPEMENT.
The Daughter OF Gen. whitaker and
Mr.. r. j. Nell Secretly Married.

Mr.. F. J. Bell and Miss Theodosia whitaker
daughter OF Gen. L w. Whitaker, were secretly
married at 8 O'Clock Tuesday evening by Rev. DIR.
Sunderland. In a note written Immediately after
the ceremony the young lady informed her parents
OF her marriage and OF the departure with her
husband on the SAD train for the North
They had had no intination that their daughter
contemplated marriage. Although surprised, they
are perfectly satisfied with the marriage, and
would have offered no opposiuon 70 IT. Miss
ing. ostensibly TO attend the theater d.. Sunder-
land was the fourth clergyman visited.
Reducing the Water Charges.
A NEW RAE ESTABLISHED FOR THOSE VINO HAVE
At their session yesterday afternoon the District
Commissioners passed an order:
ssThat the order OF April 81, 1887, liking the
charge tor water furnished by meter at 10 cents
per 1000 gallons is hereby modined 20 that the
rate for water so furnished shall hereafter b 6
This in effect, reduces BY 50 per cent the charges
for water by meter. Col Ludlow said to-day that
chis ~ Ina nr 90 .,,o ,noi sns
compared with the charges on the schedule Of
domestic charges Baltimore and other cities fur
% es the %sd
the charge for water could be made even lower
than thai, and that equity called for q reduction
TINS reduction VIII ,h nos q. present "a, snect great
meters The annual revenue Of the District viii
not be reduced more than $500 The Law requires
manufacturing ESTABLISHMENTS and other places
using large supplies OF water. THIS law
has not been enforced strictly, on account
another law. Pending these enorts the suthori-
ties have not endeayored 10 enforce the law IL "a
thought the reduction IN charge may make the
he favors the use Of meters by large consumerH a.
u serves ~ check on waste.
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WANTED ROOMS.

NVANTED-BT A LADY TEACHER A ROOM IN
w pri ste family where light housekeeping will be
Showed de-i. ed TINS moderate; references
changed Address TEACHER, sta- office Ial2-2t'
NVAN1ED-IHREE OR POUR UNFURNIsHED
w Rooms. on n 81 or second fOOr. Be veen VI anu .
E-s sd In an stn SITS. NV Address 1872 9Th s.
n-w lall-2t.
NEANTED-THREE OR -FOUR UNFURNIsHED
w communicative rOOms, In private family, within
sight bio = Of the T. o. Department Possession in
February. children. refe enCes. Address with
JTi,e. BoX 100. star Office. jaIi-2ts
NNANTED-TwO ROOMS AND GOOD BOARD
w FOR three PERSONS Iryst &c family. in George
town AiFNandria immediate neighborhood OF
W 4-hlnxOu. Terms must be moderate: 8, ate par-
t'Cuar~. Box llg, star Once. uO-{t.
WANTED- KOOMS-MANY PERSONS CALL on
w W. every day Tor furnished and unfuruished
rHoU4- far-,lIiS having them rent should see NJ
EDOM RENTING AGENCY. 6I2 9th st NV IL I:jt.
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THE GENUINE
HANN HOFF'S
MALT ACT
IL the
BEST NUTRlTIvE TONIC
and most


for Impaired Digestion. Dyspepsia COnvalsscence
Weak Children, and General Debility.
WHAT PROF. COLEMAN, OF GLASGOW. SAYS OF
IT: suffering from attack of Illness which had not
only reduced my strength. but brought on extreme
exhaustion, from inability appropriate food tried
the effects Of the Genuine Johann Hofs Malt Extract
wineglassful three times day Its was followed
by marked eects-1. Food. which had heretofore been
found to pass the alimentary canal unchanged, d.
gested properly. 2. There appeared increased
power Of evolving animal heat and storing up fat
Beware Of limitations The genuine has theNignatures
of Johann Hof' and "Moritz Eisner" the neck Of
every bottle All Others worthless limitations.
ta0t
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UNDERTAKES.

u USDkRIAKEk Alb KNBALlrxR
T.,.,ae.. can S III f''a ava est '0''''a ~,
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WARRINGTON NEWS AND G0ssup.

TIE FrsHERrEs NsecuAuoss--AreroA meeting
Of an hour In length yesterday afttsnooa TIM
fisheries conference adjourned 70 meet on satur-
day af . O'Clock
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FOR lighthouses.

1TOR REN1-UNFuRNISHED.
Ssa saH .yss .Ss i Nan. ave-
lis foS f 1883 ar, & 10.
iSl liz LII ba ast1 st.:
1865 conn s5s i issh St
!a9S IAN l5sfs as'h ave- s' NV NV. ito
i 1874 tS sS,. = NV iJSs = Va
$ $4s! En- s. 1sis !; = ny ss
IIs Il ( r. 3 Fl:
ave- near la.s 81 ! Ises e sssn
59s is,h 81 "a "a. rs .or
iSis sist It NV $50 % corcOr.n ST.. IS
II st, mr. 21,t n. W., ST.
The ss' ONLY H0H's' b *
JAZZ 1924 + St NV.
L;OR kENT-NEw HOUSE. 9O2 o ST n. W.; .
Of FRANZ T. Bko1NiNG ais 81. %G 81 1p
EoR RENT-2oI ST. NV, MOST DESIRABLE
lsne, sunny rooms new water-closet and range only
$50 if rented of owner. 223 East Capitol St dsy1m
F9oR hEN ut . TWO NEAT sIx-RooM BRICK
yard s16 per month. Key at $50. owner at SIS 9th
st. NV ja7-1m
u Pile pleasant new brick houses four rooms; water
sass saih RsSfea Gh 1bf sga
st. NV. ja6-6ts
IrOR KENT-FROM JANUARY lsT, THE DWELL
0f n9H'f Gov s Per W. mSsse hp
EoR RENT-UNFURNIsHED-
+ io25 Conn ave $3.50 I3I4 St. 4th story. p
Is sisS 10. e. s;s room
FURNISHED
Mass. and i6th 45s.33 Mass av.. mr. 10Th st 800
haSas Island ss st. P Sst sa4
Dupont c!rYls So $. near - 3
st. near 18th $50 i1 tn ste aer Bet I'M and
Mass i5sh s Ss ana ls
10, FITCH, FOX BRowS.
d2f l437 Penn. ave.nw
REMITTANCE sESI,m.a HOUSE COMPLETE ~ r. ALL
mousse '1 s%6sas sff II
E9R RENT-FURNIsHEn go,
Dupont Circle II rs all m, t.. per annum 80 600
ioth St n WI IA rooms, all nLi- per annuln 1000
UNFURNiSHED
dupont Circle, II rooms, all mod. imps.. LOO
ig.6 st. above Dupont Circle iors ali mod imps IS
Ia az ISt n st. n.w 10 rooms oil mod imps... Sc
Coz H. ave: Mash'n Circle, 81; all mod impa. 80
az Az Stn , 81 NV, iO rooms an mod imps 20
ld23 St n w. rooms. %
I Io dith st. We, store. 20
TYLER RiUTHERFoRiD6.. Low
n2o-Iw 1907 st. n ".
EOR RENT..HOUsE AND STABLE, 94l NJ ST.
laundry ops door sood .zs bedrooms; dry sell.r
diSim siEiGhR Rt IiGBGR&ANN. 1903 st.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

5.CR RENT - BEAUTIFUL NEW STORE. 1902
u IAN -; @uxSO II coucrs;ed cellar size, o.
3il uN-Illf a'-vYg, large bTiCk stable Also nue
store. CO. 10Th and y. i. ave. J. T. NYFES
Ja4l-lm' li2S New York ave.
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MARRIAGE LIcESsEs--Marriage licenses have
been ISSUED by the clerk OF the court 20 W.
W. Bruce and Annie l. Burgess; Henry Hun and
Kate V. Reidy; Walter Bennett and Katie Gross:
John Hayes and Susie v. Robinson; Charles A.
Parhain and Mary Chandler; Joseph schirman of
cain syille, Ala, and Anna Rlcand; W. f. u
Shields and Nlcy A Palmer
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PENSONS PLASTER Is UNAP- PLASTER
~ proachable in curative
properties, rspdity and safety action and is the
only Improvement in the art of making during
the past quarter century For the RELIEF and of
chest pains rheumatism, neuralgia. scatca lumbago.
kidney troubles, back stiff enlarged joints,
torpid liver and enlarged spleen. BENSON'S PLASTER
Is unequalled There are many limitations aud counter
feits on the market. Buy Bensons
is THE and you get the BEST.
1a9-1w
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TOMORROW.

WERKS CO.. Auctioneers
w 631 Louisiana Avenue,
Opposite City Post Once.
CONTINUATION OF SALE OF HARNESS, TRUNKS
LAPR0BES, AND COVERS, &C, &C., ALL FIRST
CLASS GOODS,
At our ssesrooms FRIDAY, JANUARY THIR.
u OBERT VOSE l. co. Auctioneers,
ON FRIDAY, JANUARY THIRTEENTH. Ar -
FOUR p NJ. will sell 3 BRICK ROOM HOUSES 1ka
with l2O0 feet of ground each. situated NJ st. HX
sw, bet I'd st. and Delaware Sale rain shine
$50 on each at sale; erms easy. j10-3ts
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IT. IL,
jal2-eo&ds GEORGE +. EMMONS, Trustee.
N,HOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer
SALE, BY AUCTION, OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, No. 7l5 THIRTEENTH SOUTH

On MONDAY, JANUARY SIXTEENTH, 1888,
at -FOUR O'CLOCK, in trout O. the premises, rFaS
shall sell Lot 30, i'll Square 1920 having front o. i
AZ feet inches by depth of 09 feet inches to go
foot alley, improved by Frame Dwelling, containing
five rooms. No. 10 18th street southeast.
This property will be sold as q whole less o feet o
inches which mas been condemned for an alley, which
divides this property equally, leaving hundred feet
at either end with the width Of the lot
Terms One-thi d cash; the bal ,nce in one and two
years. with notes bearing interest at per per
mum until paid, and cured by deed of ON the
property sold All conveyancing and recording pur
cost 500 deposit required at the time sale
JAP dts THOS DOMLIN9. Auct
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A Libel Case Dismissed.

The case OF w. Calvin Chase, editor OF the
Washington Bee, and John E. Bruce, charged
with criminal libel was called in the Police Court
to-day. The Information sworn to by Mr.. Jas NJ.
Kicks, a colored attorney, recites that Kicks
was on the 10th day OF December engaged In prac-
tice as lawyer; that defendants published In the
washington Bee OF that date an article intending
to defame and villify him in the form OF letter
from Bruce. The article called Kicks a masher,
MIS-. BOhann. MIR. F. NJ. Hewlett pleaded not
guilty for the defendants. After hearing much
testimony the Judge dismissed the case.
Mr. Shepperd entered nolle pros in the case OF
Mr. Kicks, whom Mrs. Bohann charged with
assault.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FURNITURE, TOOLS, MA
SShhISERRY; G0uNTERS, SHOWCASES. MIR
By virtue of deed of trust dated the sixth day Of
May p. 1882, and duly recorded in Liber No. 1904
folio 4O7 ct of the land records Of the Dis
trct Of Columbia aud by dir ction of the party
cured thereby shall sell at public auction on the
THUksDAI JAM ARY NINETEENTH A. d., 1885,
at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, goods mentioned IN the
namely:
Awning, Signs. Marble Slabs, Machines, Tools,
Fixtures, Shelving. Marbletop Tables, Chairs,
Copper Kettles, Two Large Furnaces Plated and
Brass Scales One Side Case aud Mirror. Vases,
Platform Seal, Desk, Heating Machine, Large Lot
Of 1in-Ware Dishes Knives, Ice Boz, Chandeliers.
and many other articles mentioned in schedule too
numerous to enumerate.
Terms cash WILLIAM W. WRIGHT.
jal2-6t Trustee.
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HoESER AGAINST THE w. AND C. r. T. CO.
Yesterday In the Circuit Court IN the case VI Col
Ambrose Hoener against the W. and G. X r. 90
for 10000 damages by being thrown on a car IA
1883, the defendant made a motion 20 take the
case from the jury. Mr.. 1otteh claimed thar tie
accident was the result OF the Defendants careless
ness. asserting that Mr.. Hoener had taken whisky
cocktail "Jhat most seductive drink" and Instead
OF calling on the conductor, had pulled the bell
himself. and the driver not stopping at once the
car being on curve al the time, Nj. Hoener had
jumped on. The motlon was argued and denieo-
This morning the defendant put on the stand wit
nesses 70 prove that the company was blameless
RANGE OF THE THERNoNKTER-The following
were the readings AT the signal once to-day: "a
H., L.; 2 p. H. %: maximudi, 70; minimum II
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zoDoNr.
A GRATEFUL oDoR,
Indicative of health and purity communicated to the
mouth by the aromatic
sOZODONT
Which makes the teeth white and radiant pol
shed porcelain, and contains Ingredient that 10
highly beneficial to both gums and teeth.
The Lyric and Dramatic professions loud in their
praises of
d17-6m SOZOD ONT.
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THE TRADES.

~ aud Century Magazines bound for 65 aud rs ents
~ lhE LnCEfI lNDkRY (estxblishsd l8z6), lOlY
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baltimore Markets.

BSauttthOTe INarketss
BALTIMORE. Nd, January I2.-virpdna SKIES con-
So: do new rrees, IS: North Carciina skies. old,
BALTIMORE Md. January, 1a.-cotton quiet and
eSss-inid& H. lGai0.s; Flour steady and gr,iet
winter red spot $50 ed; January, ssass = February.
and - ;. white 56ssaosH; yellow. ooA5y: western
as haas hF%s as snd FEBRUARY 5s s SPOT arh
asked; May 81 Z ASKED; steamer Oh Sao3 Oats firm
ern white. 4Ua42; western mixed, 5.a:s9. RE firm
a.4d qmet, 6sa!0 Hay nisner.pnme to choice west
ower-fresh, 1920: LINED. l2al5; Coffee lower
ki& ea,tS r ordinary e is sIs SaEar1cSPpsr
articles unchanged Freghts to Liverpool steamer
du-cotton. 1-:52d: -four, 1s.Ud; grain, easier, Sd.
Sales-whest. l73.OoO bushels; corn 1890 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO feb br y'9.ry NJ mm orS fh
ass fetia.rs Nay, ss G e@sSMay 81
missy fqrt s1s .S s.. .brp ps
ruary. TAO; May, 765. short Iibs, 1.72s.
Capitol Topics.
THE COMMISSIONER OF FISHERIES BILL PASSED.
The Senate bill liking the salary OF the Commits
sioner OF Fish and Fisheries at 5000 was passed
in the House this afternoon.
sUBcoxMIT1EEs OF THE APPROPRIATIONS CON-
MITTEE.
The following are the subcommittee OF the
House appropriations committee:
Sundry Civil-Randall, Forney, Burnes. Ryan
and Long Legislative. &c.-FOrney. Randall,
Clements, Cannon and Butterwor.h. Deficiency
Burnes, Sayers, Gay, McComas and Cannon. Dis
trct-CeInents, Rice, Campbell Henderson and
McComas. PenSions-Foran, Gay, Rice, Long ana
Henderson. FortiicatiOnS-Sayers, Randall, For
ney, Butterworth and Ryan. PERMANENT Appro-
priations-Campbell, Burnes, Foran, Henderson
and McCOmaS.
NOTES.
Mr.. Hoar, from the committee on privileges and
elections reported resolution in thu Senate to-day
to pay Daniel b. Lucas OF West Virginia, 81, 900
In lull for all expenses and salary as claimant or
a seal in the Senate. Referred to committee on
contingent expenses
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nUNCANSON BROS, Aucuoneers.

hUNCANSON BROS, AucuOneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
ON NINTH STREET, BEIMEEN AND q
STREETS SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue of a deed of trust. dated September 49,
18th. 1856, and recorded in Liber 1903, folio fs'
400 ct seq one of the land records of the District Vii
oil Columbia, will sell at public auction, front
the premises. on TUESDAY, the TWEN1Y-FOURTH
DAY OF JANUARY, A. d. 1888, at HALF-PAST
FOUR OCLOLk L. NJ. the following described real
estate situate i'll the city of Washington, District of
Columbia, to wit: All that certain piece parcel
land and premises known and distinguished and
being lot numbered twenty -four (e4l, in George E.
Einmons' subdivision of certain lots in square
bered nine hundred and twenty.sx (926j, per lat
duly recorded i'll Liber Is, folio "a records of
the surveyors Office of the District aforesaid ether
with improvements. &c.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash balance in three equal
instaI lInents, payable in tweve eighteen twenty
four months after date, for which purchasers notes
securcd by deed of trust property sold, bearing
interest at cent. will be TAKEN all cash. the
o. ton OF purchaser. deposit OF $50 required at
time of sale. All couveyancing and recording ptr
chaser's cost If terms of sale not compile with
i'll days from date of sale the property may be re-
sold at risk and cost of defautng purchaser
day s. advertisement.
BRAINARD II. WARNER, Trustee.
jal2-eo&ds GEORGE +. EMMONS Trustee.
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w hen baby was sick. We gave her Castoria
When she was . child, she cried for CastoriA
when shs became Misa. she chung to CastoriA
Whan she had Children, She gave them CxstoriA
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THOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.


ONE sIXTY:INCH, FULL NICKEI-PLATE BALL
BEARING COLUMBIA BICYCLE, WITH LAMP
AND WITH ALL THE LATEST IMPROVE
MENTS, AT AUCTION.
On SATnkDAY, JANuARY FOURTEENTH. 1883,
salerooms will sell the above machine, all i'll perfect
order, now on exhibition.
jal2-2t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
VNHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
THREE ROOMS OF CHOICE FURNITURE, EN-.
hR ERA CT g II, HANDs0ME PARLoR SUITE Up
OTHER CAkPEIs. SMYRNA RUGS, WALNUT
MAkBiE TOP CHI MBER LITE, WALNUT
MhhHPEofh MApTkESs cH AMP PILLOWS
ESsioN DINING TABLIE, bfNiNa GaAiKs,
SIDE TABLE MIRROR, REFRIGEkATOR &C.
MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY Blk
residen e. No US ialh street northwest. sail sell
. small lot OF excellent household goods.
ja12-3t THOMA, BOWLING, Auct.
GALE BY AUCTION OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
- ON NINTH STREET NORTHWEST.
at HALF.PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK: we viii sell in -
front Of the premises. Lot No. ~, in Wright Ai5
Coxs subdivision of part Of Pleasant Plains front W
ing 81 feet inches on 9th street "a short distance
bic six room house, No. 1882 9th street
The property Is unencumbered, and Is sold to close
Terms: One third cash: balance in one and two
years with notes bearing interest at per cent from
day of SALE secured by deed of property
sold, or all cash, at purchasers opuion. Terms to be
complied with in ten days otherwise right reserved
resell at risk and cost OF purchaser after i've days pub
lie notice. All cUnyeyancing and recording pur-
chssers cost; 800 deposit required at time of sale
NJ. d. BkAINAKD,
- - JAS. +. HOOD,
GEO W. STICKNEY. Attorneys.
1d12-eo&dS Auctloneer.
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OFFICE ROOMS
STORES.

O3o 9TH st. SO. 0rs- IL Building per 5000
800 h ST. NV. ........ %
Property placed me TOR rent or sale is literally
advertised free of cost to the owner.
FOR list VI property Tor sale call send at office.
10 Il. U. HOFFMAN. 10th and + sts.nw
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THE REPORT or COL HAMS or rHE WORK DO
ING DECENBER

THE hEfohr VI UuI- HAiNs OF The WORK DOM DIN
ING DECEMBER
The report OF Col Hams ON the work on the Po-
tomac nats during December shows that $40 gy2 a
was expended About 10000 cubic yards were
dredged In the Washington channel, CON-
pleting the dredging and widening the channel
10 80 feet, as proposed. The average depth made
Is from Fl 10 22 feet at low water. The work OF
ureuglng ana embankment at section III. under
.ne wilson contract was competed on tue 2lst.
Apout 5u3 acres have been reclaimed from overflow
AZ ordinary nigh tide, and OF the L. 100000 cubio
yarus required 10 I'LL the flats 10 the propouod
ncls Al about O.:lpO. OOO have been aann,ifed