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MCCARTHY CONTRADICrED.
Parnell Declares That He Told Him the
Points Of His Manifesto,

foints OF HIS Manifesto.
At the meeting of the National Ieaone NJ
Dnh,;n ,..,.,dov NJ p.r,.I, 80. - -
.I.1D:N y NJ Ainen was sMch an en-
'nusasuc reception. he was repeatedly greeted
with cheers and reiterated the statement he has
previously maze, 10 the eject that he informed
mr.. Justin Mccarthy as to the chief features of
his manifesto at least twenty-four hours before
was punhshed.
During the course OF his remarks Mr. Parnel
T IssM: sss conspiracy anu yng were, next TO
.Dann ssssse, .ne PIo9inent feature OF ms OPP
ttn tn,,u W mi. H1Ss.ny what are known as
thu p I'm u y. LIE snitesso. Mr McCaI-
NJ G,sJ.ton, ~, TIA nS 1aa consuiseo WIN
were .ions tnosthsr "a o,,oa EaI1 "nen sney
w w. a1yne NsenoI ano on0o IN INC presence
Sano.S;na % M p.u ~
-. osm 80 IN, Ier, Mr. McSaI1y
Won that NJ G,sds.o,,,a ;,..oa1s "ey Hla
bI"rt Il, norr st"sn. ntssnas 70 oeny PS,nt
ParneI. showed that Mt Giadstono v sS,a awar 1
~ the ,rn,s,sed a;H. M ~ Iaaas.onc was ""are
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ja9-dSdi
DATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auctioneers.
Ii EeU lenna ave. m ~

AssIGNEE's SALE OF ALL FURNITURE. WINES,
LIQUORS. BAR FURNISHINGS. ETC. CON
TANNED IN THE HOTEL IMPERIAL. tE
fogRTEENTH STREETS NoRTHMhsT con
CRockERY. SILVER wARE. FURNITURE,
GOODS AND EFFECTS. ETC., AND ALL fTsE
NECESSARY PROPERTY REQUIRED IN CON
pICriNG A fIRsT-cLAss HOTEL, AT PUB
BY virtueof a deed Of assignment duly recoried in
the land records of the District Of Counbis the
81 II day Of December, A. ID. 1850, made by Poland
Stats assignee. will sell, at public huelou
MONDAY, NINETEENTH OF JANUARY, 1891,
at TIN O'CLOCK. and from DAY To DAY ThEkE-
AFTER until disposed of. all and singular the Fur-
niture. CARPETS. Hugs ChAndeliers Curtains. Mirror.
Chairs, Tables, Crockery. silverware. Goods. Chat
the sid Poland Stsats, and the good will "a she
business of the said Hotel Imperial and all night
undersigned In the unexfred lease of said preuuins
The said property Will te FIRST offered fof sale
whole upon the following terms.
Cash, one-third cash. and the remainder equal
monthly payments, with SECURITY. 20 the
Of the assignee. deposit Of $500 WILL In such event.
be required at the time of sale and the said
must be COMPLIED with in hve days from day OF sale
otherwise the said property Will be rsAdyesed and
sold upon i've days NOTICE by advertisements ~ the
property will be delivered until ,.e
complied with. In event said property cold
in bulk the will h. sold separately for rash At time
of sale from day 70 day IN such ssthe ans,
may deem advisable
The said hotel in open for inspection
ASAPh l.. BLISS, Assilnee
jaS-1ts Hotel Imperial; 1fs7 q. n.
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ENGLAND APPROVES IT,
The Appeal to the Supreme Court on the
Bering Sea Matter.


LONDON, Jan 1.-The Press Association has
information that the British government ap-
proves of the appeal made to the United States
Supreme Court, asking that court to issue a
writ Of prohibition and to annul the action Of
the district court of Alaska in condemning
the British schooner w. P. Sayward, which was
seized by the United States government on
the charge Of illegally capturing seals.
Lord Salisbury has always contended, during
the negotiations with the United States that
the laws Of that country did not make Boring
Sea a mare clausem- The case now before
the highest court in the United States will
be argued on the international uues-
ton whether any power Is entitled to
CLAIM fishing rights outside of
the three-mile limit. The British government
hopes that the Supreme Court will, in its de-
crslon on the question now submitted to it,
show that there never has been any exclusive
rights given to the United States to close
bexins sea to the other powers.
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A POST OFFICE ABOLISHED.

Eleven Men Arrested for Conspiring Against
tho Postmaster.
The post Office at Catherine, Ala, has been
abolished. Two weeks ago the Office was es-
tablished and colored man appointed post
master. Some Of the citizens objected to this
man holding the Office and served notice upon
him that he should leave the town. Threats Of
death were made and the postmaster left.
Post Office inspectors have investigated the case
and have arrested eleven men charged with
conspiracy to interfere with government
officer in the discharge of his duties The men
arrested are the following named: Ed Taylor,
Frank A. Evans, Walt Gamble, W. W. Win
bronze, Crosenk Abrahams, W. A. Wooten, G.
B. Wooten, DR.. Jim King, o. T. Fontaine, Ed
ward n. Bell and John s. Lyles.
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THE District Apnrouriation Rill.

The District Appropriation Bill.
Mr.. McComas, late this afternoon, succeeded
in getting the District appropriation bill up
for action.
The bill was taken up Immediately after the
passage OF the army appropriation bill. Mr..
Springer insisted on the bill being read and the
clerk commenced the monotouous reading O
the figures and paragraphs.
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Russian Hebrews Coming to America.
pecial Cable Qispatch TO The EYeuiu1 Star.

Nussi1n deDfeWb COmIuB 20 Ahnef1c8s
Special Cable Dispatch to The Evening Star.
DOVER, Jan. IA curious spectacle was
witnessed here yesterday on the arrival at the
admiralty pier, in the Marie Henriette, of the
Russian and German emigrants, many Of them
Hebrews, who were sent here in charge Of the
agent of the Inman line on account of
the freezing of the Scheidt. They
are en- route for America. The
Marie Henriette had been especially chartered
for the trip, and found great difficulty in max
ing her way through the dense fogs. As she
drew up to the pier her unfortunate passengers,
who were packed together like sardines, seemed
nearly frozen, although many Of them were
protected by skins and fur cloaks. They left
last night for Liverpool.
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LATEST FROM GEN. MILES.

Indians Have Moved Up and Encamped in
Sight Of the Troops.
A dispatch from Gen. Miles to Gen. Scho-
field, dated January -, was received at the
War Department this afternoon:
''Ihe Indians have moved up White Clay
creek and camped within sight of our troops,
and not over two miles distant. Everything
indicates that the military will have full con-
troll of the entire body. Nothing but mistake
or an accident can now prevent most desira-
BILE result They are however, very excitable
and wild, and it will take much time to get
them under full control and restore confidence
and permanent peace"
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.

BIDS OPENED.
At noon today the Commissioners opened
bids for . school house on street between
9Th and 18th streets. The following bids were
received: Brigham 4 Lowe. S2I 400. IL iron
stairs are used, 81, 600; F. H. Duehay, $40 800,
II iron stairs are used, S2l, 800; VIM. F. Kirby
BRO, $2l, Us, If iron stairs are used, s22 SIS;
1onn ID. Hewlett, go, $50, il iron stairs are
used, s2l. $50; ]. NJ. Dunn, s2l. 45O. II iron
stairs are used, s22,675
NlSCEILANEoU0.
permit was issued today to J. @. Blaine 10
make general repairs and restore damages
caused by fire to the house at the north corner
OF 10Th and streets northwest ct Q cost of
SIS,
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The lexington Railroad.

The stockholders Of the lexington and Sol
diers' Home Railway Company today elected
the following as directors: Alexander I. Brit
ton, Charles G. Duncanson, E. Kurtz johnson,
Myron NJ. Parker, Joseph Paul Lorin M
Saunders, Thomas Somerville, George Trues-
dell and Brainard Il Warner
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THOMAS BOWLING, AuctiOnsef.
n

THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
AssIeNEE's SALE OF LARGE COLLECTION
SSE NEW aSUsIH6LP FUKSTTTkE RE
.CoNvENIENcR OF SALE 'oN noon' TUE
IN .Sa =. L
the auction rooms Of Thomas Dowling. 18th st. and
Charles Leismann. removedthere for convenience Of
ONE NEW MILLER FIREpRooF SAFE scoMBI-
NATION LOCK- IN PERFECT ORDER; BED
SuT fTtIkS of fkRS SD s HlHTEEsK X
ESsH mp HAIR rs wI Ut KpSs
2 2kks sSIp9EB g OK HTD WALNUT ~
HAENHI AID oaERkY M wh HAShf AND Il OAK OAR
SINGLE AND DOUBLE BEpsTEADs, DINING
Table eaki MS A shskkT S cHif Ea RoTES
SrEEt sP kIT W9yEN wIRE COTS 10
ksf H HIsNRt n fIRsT-cLAss FURNITURE
HENRY LEIsMANN. Assume
3al3-dfs J. A BARTHEL, Attorney III ~ 81. nv.
TRUsTEE.s SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
B STREET. WAsHiNGfoN CRY. DC ' IN
!%s sais 800 f Z f sss
nf iss aas
party secured thereby the Undersigned trustee will
Ok ss w f.2Hs 4 81 &c sk
a. y. ls9l. At the hour Of FOUR O'CLOCK M, all
IN ~. a nSs @ N sPS anOSn sss
square numbered ave hundrs and eighty one s5slp.
Of the records Of SAID Dsct together with
the improvements thereon
Terms OF sale: One-half Of purchase money in cssh
and the balance In equal installments At go and
twelve @ months from the day of SALE with interest,
to be secured by the notes Of the purchaser and
proved deed Of trust on the property sold =. cash.
at the option Of the purchaser 800 deposit ct the
time OF sale and all conveyancing and recording at
purchasers expense. Terms OF sale be complied
with within ten days from day OF sale. otherwise
undersigned trustee reserves the night 10 rese said
property at the risk and cost Of the defaultin pur
chaser.
FENDALL z. ALEXANDER. Trustee,
4s2 Louisiana ave.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer. jat-d&ds
ID ATCLIFFE, DARR CO., Auctioneers.
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Ex-Gov. racheco Of California, recently ap-
RG.nsed minister TO auatsmal., TO succeed
bill was introduced IN the Oregon house
yesterday, providing for . haR NH tn for
Two yeaFs % Be ussd in The display Of Oreeon'a
produets ct IL vosld's fAir. MS Win sHeani
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Chicago Markets.
THE COURTS.

CouRr N GxxElAL TsaM-Judges Lasass ond
Montgomery.
Today-Justh aSt. Wilson; argued sud sub
mitted.
EeUIrY Cousroysdgs Rudlsy.
Today-Bohrer agt Ottssback; sale Of subs {
70 IA, square 907, finally rstiAsd. Ogle Ell.
Aarbury; trust fund ordered paid 10 Jossph E
Ogle. Mullstt set. HsaamesA; szsssttx a
mit1sd 70 prosse11A
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DATCLIFFE, DARR q CO.. Auctioneen.
TRUSTEES SALE OF 3-sToRY FRAME HOUSE,
MAE MipfF Al ITF nSLcbSTTI n = No 81.


Under and by virtue Of two certain deez Of trust oe
recorded in Liber l4sp folio b ct SEQ the land
records for the District 81 Columbia the Other siyeo
TO the enectually describe the ground PREM
Uses and recorded IN Lber 1895 folio lO4 a the
land records OF the District Of Columbia and tfe
quest Of the party secured thereby. the undersigned
trustees will sell At public auction IN front o. the
premises, on MONDAY, SECOND DAY OF Fk.BfiU-
AkY. a u. 1891. at FoCR O'CLOCK 7. NJ. al Of boss
ten 0O), eleven ll1). twelve C2), thirteen t) und
fourteen n4,. Il. A Gnssold,s .nbdiyinon Of loss
seven () and twelve l2D part OF Chichestr. sogethf
with improvements. &c. and ali those pseces
Of land and premises lying between the southvnt
of lot numbered ten 0) Of mentioned suls
the northwest line Of Morris road present consti-
tuted, and the right Of the alley
said lot ten tl0l. continued through 10 SID houD
road. together with improvements, 10.
Terms of sale: one-third OF purchAn mmey - b
paid m cash. residue monthly. quarterly. snaa
ally OF annually PAYMENTS aegrefxtine not - than
Ex hundred dollars CeoOl Per and interest," 81
per cent per annuln, payable quarterly. tor whlch
purchaser Is 10 s1ve promssory notes b. aapd
OF trust property sold. all cash oftson %
chaser II terms Of sale not conpcted IN ten (loD
days from day of sale the trustees the rsf
resell at risk and Of the uns purchaser after
nve days advertisement Of such resale IN nrvs
paper published IN Washington. DC. depuaf q
two hundred dollars CesUO) will be required bn bad
4 socepted All conveyanainS and recording st co q
the purchaser, ALBEIT X. RUFF, TruuoeeL
d2s-d&ds ". b. BALDWIN. fr10
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TOMORROW,
LVEEKs 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
w 6S1 Louisiana avenue.
Opposite City Post Once.

TOMORROW.
WEES CO.. A ,gss S.,,s,: -
Opposite City Post Once.
BIG STOCK SALE OF FURNITURE FOR OUR
REGULAR WEEKLY AUCTION SALE.
ON OUR PREMISES.
THURSDAY. JANUARY FIFTEENTH.
AT TEN O'CLOCK,
INSIDE AND oUTsIDE-RAIN OR SHINE
CHAIRS. BEDsTEADs. BUREAUS. WASH
STANDS. FINE LOT OF CARPETS. MAT
TREssEs. BEDDING. FEATHERS. STOVES.
SEVEN PARLoR SUITES. TEN CHAMBER
SETS. WALNUT AND OTHER KINDS. TOILET
WARE, FOLDING BED. SHOW CASES. CROCK
cry. FANCY TABLES, ELEGANT RUGS.
MIRRORS. wARDRoBEs. BOOK CASES. SIDE
BOARDS. ENaRAvINas. ELEGANT DINING
ROOM CHAIRS AND TABLES. COTS AND
SPRINGS. &c.
WITH A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS ON Ac-
1t COUNT OF STORAGE
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Block Wins Hia Gaze,

In the Circuit Court, Judge Cox, today the
case of Sigmund J. Block against Mary Kelly,
action for possession Of certain property, re-
suited in verdict for plaintiff for possession
and $50 intervening rent.
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RADCLIFFE. pARR Co, Auc,sL * s.,,a.
B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auc,ion.sr.

UNIMPRovED PROPERTY FRONTING on ed
SrnEET BETWEEN NEW YORK AVENUE And
ID strict NoRTHNEsT, AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, JANUARY SEVENTEENTH NJ
HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK Z. NJ. " shall sell In
front Of the premises sub lot l.. square ~. having
ieet front 10y ~ feet deep
Terms: one-ihird cash. balance one and tvo years
for notes hearing interest from day of sale s<ured
10y deed of trust Tropery sold All srscnx
&c. at purchasers cost, loo down Of snle
WALLER Is. WILLIAMS 4 GO.
ja9-dSds Aucuon~ers.
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PARNELL IN LONDON.
n 10 Claimed That He VIII Not Resume the
Irish LeAdership.

LoyDos, Jan 14--Mr. Parnell has arrived in
this city. Ii is believed the Boulogne confer
ence vii be shortly reopened.
The Star today says that Mr.. Parnen has def
nitsiy and finally abandoned all idea Of resum-
ing tie leadership Of the Irish parliamentary
party.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Jan "a - Cotton arm - mid
ding, 81. Flour quiet whest-southern nrm:
Fultz. S5alo3 Longberry, scales; western firm No
2. winter red, spot, sIS asik; January, g4as7k;
May, LOS. Corn-southern nrm; white, s0aSi
yellow, 6la62, western steady; mixed spot, sea-
62A; January, 5sA bid; May, 5ssssk; steamer,
steamer, 81; Oats nrm. Rye quiet Hay fairly
active Provisions quiet Butter steady. Eggs
quiet-fresh, S6a2T; Ice house, 1sala Coffee
firn. Sugar strong-granuated, Ss-l& Copper
quiet Whisky quiet Freights to Liverpool per
steamer very nrm- Receipts-nour, ASIA barrels;
wheat liza bushels corn 1900 bushels; oats 1000
bushels rye. 1000 bushels- Shipments-nour, 1883
bushels. sales-wheat, gaia bushels; corn, 1855
bushels
BALTIMORE, Jan. 1k-virginia threes, s<,<;
Baltimore and Ohio stock. Wy bid; Ssk asked.
Cincinnati, Washington and Baltimore nrsts, slk
bid; s5 asked; consolidated gas bonds, llak asked
do. stock. <s6 bid.
Chicago Mafkets.
CHICAGO, Jan. II tClosingo.-wheat-July,
g4; May, Ssx. Corn-Nay, ssH. 0ass-May, xsx.
Pork - January, los; Nay, Il.0a LanGNay,
80 Mbs-January, A065<; NAY, SIS
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STOCK OF GROCERIES,
a kSsh fE ras
T sdAksa s sisAks sk6Sk
SIRUP, -M0LAssEs. COAL OIL. LAMP CHIN
NEis, LARGE kEYRIGERATok, SCALES. &c,
USUALLY FOUND IN FAMILY GROCERY
STOKE. BEING THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF
AND STREETS NCRTHMEsT, AT AUCTION.
On FRI n MQRNING, !ANu "a 81, sikIEENTH,
store al the stock Of Groceres contained therein. %
which the attention Of the trade and buyers
called. RATCLIFFE. DAkR CO..
ALA Auctioneers.
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3al2-d&ds pUNCANsoN BROS.
TRpNs1TIEEE's SALE of .I TMPRoyE2 IEoPEETY


ByVrtue Of adecree Of the supreme Court Of tie Dis
tr1ct OF Counlbia passed IN the OF Kicks 81 al
vs. Kicks Ct al. No. l2.JSs, equity doc. 81.
derSlgned, trustee appointed by said de-r will pr-
ce.d 10 sell ON the TWENTIETH DAY OF JAM Aka,
ISL. at HALf-PAST POUR O'CLOCK p NJ. q pub
lie auction IN front Of the Iremises. part Of Dat
~. in square 5i3, described follows. Begin
ming at the southwest corner OF said lot, running
thence north lOl teet and > inches 10 . l.-soot
alley thence east - feet thence south l0l
inches: thence - feet the place Of hs.1nnins
Terms az sale: One-third cash halance In equal
instauents. payable respectively af and
from the day Of sale with interest. secured by deed
of trust upon the property al cash the option of
the purchaser A deposit q 400 will Ia required
the time Of sale. All conveys nring NJ pur-
chaser and terms Of sale are not complied With
ten days the trustee the right 90 pe
three days advertisement the Evening star, the
risk and cost Of the def4ulting purchaser.
+. h. fIlNAM, Trustee,
BIZ St n. ".
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ExrRAoRDrxAnr BAaeArss.
ms. n. J. HUNT.

1900 - Nv.
oden her ENTIRE STOCK q Fins Imported MN.
merry 1t AcTuAL COST for tsa Days. 70 Eaks rsnp
for new eoods-
Co., nj IAO IaD - u0vu1nD = Ian0 60
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Range ofths TAsrmonsssr
The following we're the readings ct The signal
o1ies today: an, -; : pm, -; maximum,
~; minimum, -
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market, as reported By special
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osc.. .ssIisIHSts =. no: :

DUBLlc s1LE-X PUBLIC sALE OF OLD AND
YrSSHS ~ 81: ~
fliaap1 fsss On pssssl. tour Lawn lovss. o. Pm
i ii;Ssz: - -: ii5E.a So ss 81 e
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NAVAL ORDERs-Lieut Albert Mertz has
been detailed from the Minnesota and ordered
to the Yantic. Passed Assistant Engineer G. P.
Lumsden has been ordered to duty on the Ajax
and other monitor near Richmond on the 10th
instant. Passed Assistant Surgeon A. G. Cabell
has been detached from duty at Richmond and
ordered to the Newark February2
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AUCTION SALES.
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THIS EVENING

r ATcLIFFE. DARR co. Auctioneers.
AssIGNEE's SALE BY AUCTION OF ENTIRE
/ or Ar X KIghs al IN S,A,IrT I'LL yEMkLkn
PPLLATEp wAkE OF BEST MANUfAcTUREs,
CANES. GOLD PENS, CLOCKS. BRONZEs.
gold PADLOCk BRACELETS, 1MPoRTFD
EYEGLASSES AND EvERlTHI NGCoNTArNED
IN Tx JEWELkY STORE OF THE FIRM
voIGT HAAS. 1l3 1TH ST NV
SAFE every evening. commencing THIS (Mondny0
EVENING. at SEWN O'CLOCK contipuing uniti
stock disposed Of. Goods sold private sale during
the day. Ladies especially invited to the sale IN
order OF ~
ta124t o. 4. DUFFY. Assignee.
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FREE DELIVERY CONFERENCE.-The confer
ence in regard to the free delivery service by
the superintendent of the service in q number
Of the principal cities was continued to day.
Major W. J. Pollock, the superintendent of the
free delivery system, presided. Among those
attending the conference are the following:
+: I. Barker, Boston; E. NJ. Morgan, New York;
". ?. Medard, Philadelphia; G: L. Horn, Bal
Grass, Chicago; J. w. Clifford, Nashville; N. J.
Boyce, Kansas City; Chas. F. Swan, Detroit;
James E. Bell, Warrington. The sessions Of
the conference are occupied with discussions as
to practical methods and the best means Of i'm
proving the efficiency Of the service. The
opinion was expressed that the operation of
the eight-hour law had been of advantage to
the service. The sessions will be continued
until Saturday.
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sTICKNEY, Auctioneer,
HANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE,
NO; 81 STREET s0UTHMEsT. HAVING A

FROM OF 81 FEET ON on j srkskr nA'iNo a
on the 9TH day Of December lss0. the undsrs.snsd
prentice ON FRIDAY. the TwENTY-THIRD DAY
efJANUAkY. 1921. q FOUR O'CLOCK ?; M, the
ton, District OF Columbia Part lot one %, SOUR 49,
beginnine 1t point street south. distant feet
Wcsf Of the southeast corner Of aid and squa and
running thence west So feet 70 the line Of feet
wide alley, thence north ID feet. thence east feet
and thence south 10 fest TO beginning. improves BY
frame dwelling and store subject 70 dse OF trust Of
p 1887. = nov overdue, and e2Uo and Interest from
nom ia date dus octo6sr II, isk2. and tsxss ana
asseo1menes-
Terms OF sale: One-third cash; balance secured on
said property In equal installments Of and two
ys.n, all cash. & option 81 purchaser. Adepoet
comPed With ten days from Day Of Me on property
viii Be reood 81 nh and cost Of defauftng purchaser
c On Az ~ :. :4sss:%se All oon'sysncns andr'
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COUNT OF STORAGE.


RATcLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auctioneers.
ENTIRE CONTENTS OF DWELLING NO. 12Ie
MN YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST, cox
PIANO, PARLoR SUITE, MIRROR, FOLDING
Li SS, LOUNGE springs, MATTRESSES, ToI;
STANDS, CHAIRS, HAT RACK, EXTENSION
TABLE. CHINA AND GLASS WARE, KITCHEN
kEQNlSlTES, &c, BEING THE ENTIRE CON
TENTS OF DWELLING NO. 1872 NEW YORK
oAVENuE NOkTHMEsT, AT AUCTION.
On NH RSDAl MORNING. JANUARY FTP
TENTH. 1891. at TEN O'CLOCK. we viii sell at the
above named dwelling all the furniture &c con-
tanned therein which the alteration Of psrfies re-
furnishing Is called RATCLIFFE. DARR CO..
jao-tt Aucfioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
fUTU RE DAYS.

THOMAS BOWLING. Aactione-r.
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURSrruRE. PINE
CHINA AND GLASS WARE. srLvER-PLArEp
WARE, FINE BILLIARD TABLES. PINE NOS
LER SAFE, &c. AT AUCTION.
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Mn. ROBERT P. PORTER, the superintendent
of the census, leaves this morning for New
York city on official business. He expects to
return on Saturday. Tomorrow he will attend
the Clover Club in Philadelphia, returning to
New York the next day.
The CoNcoRD's TRIAL TRIP SUccEssru1.-A
telegram was received at the Navy Department
this morning from Capt. Cook, the president of
the trial board on the new gunboat Concord,
dated at New London, Conn, in which he says
that the trial Of the vessel, completed yester-
day, was in all respects successful. She is de-
tanned at New London by q snow storm. The
government requires that she shall make at
least 8, 400 horse power. ,a- ..
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Tne Angling Association Election.
At the annual meeting Of the Washington
Angling Association, held recently, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year: DR..
Smith Townshend, president; W. K. Menden-
hall, vice presidents Theodore Friebus, secre-
tary; W.P. Pearson, treasurer; samuel Einstein,
manager. Resolutions Of regret were passed
concerning the death of the late DR.. baxter.
The secretary was instructed to request the fish
commissioner to stock the Potomac river below
the Great Falls with black bass, as it Is the gem
eral opinion Of the members that the river
above the falls is suficiently stocked with that
species Of fish. The members anticipate q
good season this spring.
Mr.. George W. Harvey, the saloon keeper,
was tried in the Police Court today, ON com
plant Of Policeman Hollinberger, for failing to
close his place Of busfness ct midnight, but the
judge decided that the proof was insufficient
and dismissed The case. ssF
The congregation Of Douglas Memorial II. e.
Church have purchased handsome parsonage
ct 81 11th street northeast, which has been
completely furnished throaghoat, and the pas
tor, Rev. D. y BROWNING and family have