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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-12
HYArrsvILLE.

Correspondents Of The Evening Star.
HTATTsvILLR, Nd, January II. 1893.
The single tax case win come up before the court
Of appeals at Annapolis tomorrow instead Of to-
day. The brief prepared BY the counsel for the
appellees considers the case from two points Of
view. The first discusses the technical right Of
the REALTORS to succeed in the pending action,
and the second discusses the constitutionality
Of the law under which the commissioners
acted. From the technical side 1t insists that
the REALTORS have asked relief, to which they are
not entitled in any possible view of the case
that they request the court to direct levy
which will not exceed twenty-five cents
on the 800 on land improvements and per-
sonal property, whereas the law Of 1892 per
mits a levy on land and Improvements only,
and the law Of 1890 allows . levy Of only fifteen
cents per 900 on land, improvements and per
sonal property. They also say that the relat-
ors have undertaken to join mandatory and in
tunctive relief together and that such mis-
joinder Is necessarily fatal On q constitu-
tional point they insist that the constitution Of
Maryland permits q levy Of taxes for the good
government and benefit Of the community, and
that by virtue OF this clause innumerable ex-
emptions have been sustained; that the legis-
lature conferred the power OF taxation upon
the commissioners Of Hyattsville in the very
words OF the constitution, and that therefore
the powers OF the commissioners are identicallv
as great In the matter OF tax assessments in
their jurisdiction are the powers of the Iegis-
lature in its Jurisdiction
The Hyattsville Progressive Euchre Club met
last night at the residence of Miss Nellie Mo-
ran. The following players were present. DR..
and Mrs. Owens, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas II. Welsh,
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Latimer, Mr. and Mrs. L.
Il. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. White, Mr..
and Mrs. r. G. Whiting. Mr.. and Mrs. W. W.
Van Loan, DR.. Chas. A. Wells, Mr.. Lewis Hol-
den, Mr.. Clarence Wilson, Misses Nellie, Cora
and Minnie Moran and Mrs. Smith Of Charles
town, W. Va. handsome supper was served
after the games were played. Mrs. Smith and
Mrs DR.. Owens won the first and second favors
for being the best players among the ladies',
and Mr.. Welsh and Mr. Van Loan received
similar favors for being the best players among
the gentlemen.
The democrats of Bladensburg district expect
to meet at Coldenstroth's grocery store in
on the 25th instant and make ar
engagements for participating in the inaugural
parade.
Several sportsmen Of Bladensburs being told
that there were wild hogs in the woods around
that village went cunning for these animals a
Few DAYS ago and succeeded in killing several
but on returning with their game discovered
that they had shot the escaped hogs of a GER
tain citizen OF that place, who was highly in
dignant over his loss
The merry music Of sleigh bells was fire.
quently heard in this village last evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-12
FUTURE OaNa-
ATIMER 4 SLOAN. AUcTioNEERs.

I ATIMER SLOAN. AUcTioNEERs
REGULAR SATURDAY SALE OF Fr-R~rrrRr
ss ~, y &c, WITHIN Orr SALES Rooms.
on SATURDAY. JANUARY FoURrFFNrH. lsas
IfN O'CLOCK A NJ. within our "a - roltn. ia =
- we vii sol s.ner.l I'm. Of Furniture. BrT
arr sale Also about 10 Hes.ins and OsostIs stoye-
Stove Pipe. &c. Several sleigh- Nehicl.- a. a.
,oa LAT1MER a sLoAN
9ai---' Ancttoue-rs
TINTED STATES MARsHALs sALELRr v,--g-
OF writ Of neri facias issued out ~ al. .,--.s.
once q the surrese Court of the District o. coia
bis. and % directed. will all Of puhlte 80
Tor cash. At the auction rooms q Ratcire narr a
TaiFTfsSrrHn n a az ~ irrsp.h q.
O'CLOCK A. NJ. all IN. right. title claim and int.r-.,
OF The defendant IN and 10 the folio sing de-rr-f
property TO vi: Two 90 Cabinets. one 1l1 Mshor
any lao,- seiied and levied upon tho prcp-rfy q
fu-ene de Mltkievfcz. and will .oli 20 saft.sy a.
ecuti No e. 2e6 In favor % Emsnusi T. Do.nh.sa
and henry srs.n. trading as y y Downh.in a Co
DANIEL NJ. RANsDELL. 4. = Marsha
hAiCLiffE. DAhk CO.. Auctioneer- dltois
,ss-THIs SALT HAS BEN POSTPONED Until
the FOURTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY lssil san o
place and hour. "a a.
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A large sperm whale disporting himself
among the blocks Of ice in the bay attracted great
crowds at the Battery, New York, yesterday. His
whaleship was seen just off the Pennsylvania
railroad pier at Jersey City. He looked like the
submarine boat Destroyer as he sped along, his
curved back just cutting the surface of the
water.
He appeared to be about thirty-five feet long,
and as large around as hogshead. At times he
would disappear below the surface and reappear
again at one hundred feet distant A close
watch will be kept for him today, and, if
seen again, he will probably fall a victim
to marksmen, a number of whom are dying to
get shot at big game
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-12
NJ. SaNS-LEROY GUILTY
The Inquiring Deputies to Probe Deeper
Into Panama Affairs.

The Inquiring Deputies to Probe Deeper
Into Panama Affairs
The commission Of inquiry appointed by the
French chamber Of deputies to examine into
the Panama scandal held a meeting yesterday
and heard the testimony of members Of the
lottery loan commission. The evidence went
to show beyond any reasonable doubt that NJ.
sans-Leroy was to a great extent. if not COM
pletely, guilty of the charges that have been
made against him.
NJ. Deramet moved that the committee hear
the evidence Of NJ. Arton and NJ. de La Peire.
the hquidator Socite des Etoudes. This motion
was agreed to. NM. Jolibois and Pellstan
moved that the committee inquire into the con-
trncts. They declared that n .0O0, 900 francs
had been virtually stolen and light on the sub
ject was necessary. This motion was also
agreed to.
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The Chilean Claims CommissiOn.

The New York Herald's cable dispatch from
Valparaiso says
II is said in Santiago that when United
States Minister Egan negotiated the claims
protocol with Chile he insisted that if Santiago
should be chosen as the place Of meeting some
south American country should act az ar bitrator
Chile's relations with her sister republics were
at that time unsettled and SO Washington WAS
chosen. Now her relations are amicable, and
the Chilean government, through her new
minister, Senior Cana. will suggest that the
commission shall sit at Santiago. Cana will
probably go to Washington as q special envoy
until Cleveland takes his seat. Then he will re-
ceive full credentials.
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Impressed.

Hooligan-"Is thot wan Az thin bastes wot
sampson killed?''
Keeper-"Yes, that's lion"
Hooligan-"Murphy and me had q bet as to
wather st. Patrick wot killed tn snakes, or
sampson who killed tn lion and the Filleysteins
was the bist man, but begorra, St Patrick
vasnt in it. I'm out tree dollars"
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DO Not Poke the Ear.

From the New 10rk Recorder.
II foreign substance enter the ear under NO
consideration use anything to poke in the ear.
Pour little sweet oil into the ear and hold it
there. Should the foreign body be an insect it
will float to the top and can easily be removed.
Should 1t be hard substance q stream of warm
water from . syringe will soon drive it out, al
ways holding the affected side toward the floor.
Should these methods fail consult physician.
Never probe the ear. Many people are suffer-
ing from great afaiction caused by thus injur.
ing the ear drum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-12
Unable To Find the Herr.

The Navy Department. has been 80 far unable
N and the heirs Of FIVE men who were on the
Jsannstte expedition. for whom medals are now
waiting. the medals having been authorized
some years ago by Congress. These men are
An sam. Edward Starr. George Boyd, John
Gale and Walter skAnnel. AL OF the remainder
Of the SURVIVOR. their heirs have received
msdsl. and the department Is very anxious to
Distribute the remaining fve " the rightful
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nUNCANSoN BROS. Auctioneers.
~ 9Th and ID SITS n w.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
sTREET BETMEEN FIFTEENTH AND SIX
TEESTH STREETS NORTHWEST. WASHING
TON. D. G.
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust to MS bearing
date Oetobsr -, A. D, 1890. and duly recorded in
q the District f0 coS :. TIN .ena &c Ss
party secured thersby. we will sell, IN front Of the
EENTH. A D. 1893. FouR O'CLOCK ?. NJ. the
Following described piece parcel Of land situate and
being in The city Of washington District Of coumbi.
and being all of lot numbered p. in Columbian Col
,eee and others' subdivision Of lots IN square mum
folio 1o1 Of the records Of the ONCE Of the surveyor
Of the District of Columbia. together with the Inn
proverpents thereon.
Terms Of sale: one-third Of the purchase money to
be paid in cash. the balance in three equal INSTALL
ments two and three years. for which OF
the purchaser bearing interest At per centum per
snnnm; interest payable semi-annnslly and secured
by deed Of trust the property sold will be taken
or al cash: at purchasers option All convsyancing
and record at cost Of the purchaser deposit of
300 will be required At time of sale Terms sale
to be complied with in ten days nom day Of sale
otherwise trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and of defautng purchaser
after i've days advertisement Of such in come
ne xspaper published IN Washington, D. c.
MAHLON ASHFORD, 4
objects AIDS B. BROWNE. Trustees.
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CahNCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LOT I,
PROVED BY THREE-STORY AND BAG
BCILDlNG BRICK DWELLING. NO. l36 EAs

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LOT M
PROVED BY THREE-STORY AND BACK
BUILDING BRICK DWELLING, NO. 1876 EAST
CAPITOL STREET.
liy virtue Of decree passed by the Supreme Court
OF the District of Columbia In Equity Cause No.
1850 wherein Theodore Mosher and others are com
painants and Lee b. Mosher Is defendant shall sell
At public auction in front of the premises HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. on SATURDAY, the
FOURTEENTH day Of JANUARY. 1893. part %
original lot four "a in square seven hundred aud
overweight (7S; beginning for the sixteen tl6
feet west from the :heast OF said lot aud
running thence west fifteen U5) feet eleven UD
inches. thence north one hundred and twenty
l2I) feet eight and one half $50 inches thence
fifteen l2l feet eleven I'D inches and thence south
one hundred and twenty-seven U21) feet eight and
one-half $50 inches TO the place OF beginning i'm
proved by three-story and back building brick
dwelling house.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree: Onethird
cash and the balance IN and two years from day
Of SALE with interest at the centum
annum until paid. payable seni-annually. Notes Of
the purchaser to be even for deferred payments and
the purchase money may be raid cash. option Of
purchaser deposit of $500 will be required time
o. sale Al conveyancins notarisl fees and record
ing a. purchasers COST II terms Of sale not
pied with within ten days after day Of sale the
fsulting purchaser after Nv, days' advertisement.
SAML. MADDOX, Trustee.
ya3-dSdOs 4fSe Louisiana avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-12

Col L. NJ shepherd Of New York headed .
committee Of the American Sabbath Union
which waited on the President yesterday after
noon 20 secure his cooperation in the move
ment for the closing Of the worlds fair on Sun
days. The President received them kindly. but
declined 10 discuss the sunday question on the
ground that IL sould be improper to do SO
vAAls 10 Was pending in Congress.
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.UNCANsoN BROS. Aucnoneers.

EXECUTIONS SALE OF FRAME DWELLING AND
LOT: HOUSE No. s2i STREET SOUTH
BY virtue of the last will and testament OF Caths-
rine Corriyan. 1 will sell at auction on TUESDAY,
THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY, A ID.
1898. at HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK PM, I'm
front Of the premises. the following described real
estate situate in the city of Washington District of
Columbia. and known as and being part Of 10; twenty
COO, in Square numbered five hundred and thirty
nine (,:s1). described as follows:
Beginning for the at the distance of twenty
CID feet i've %, inches from the northwest corner
said lot on street south and running thence on
the line of street fourteen Cl4 feet. thence south
sixtyeight CS) feet to alley eiyht (SD wide
thence west along line Of said alley fourteen G4
thence north sxty-eight Cs) feet the place Of
ginning.
Together with all the improvements. WAYS ease
ments. rights, privileges appurtenances and here
ditaments TO the same belonging in wise apper
tanning.
Terms: one-haf cash. balance In one year. note to
bear cent per annum interest from day OF SALE
PAYABLE misnnGaly. and to be secured ~ deed Of
trust on premises sod or all cash, at option of
haser deposit of 1900 required At time of sale.
Convey ancing. &c. at purchasers Terms to be
com,Lisd with in fifteen days; otherwise the risht
ing purchaser after 1--WE days advertisement OF such
resale In some newspaper published in Washington,
ID. C. TIMOTHY J. GORMaN
Executor OF last will and testament of Catharine
Corrigan deceased ja5-dSds
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THOMAS BOWLING SONS Auct .sla z st. n. y

TRUSTEES, SALE OF A VALUABLE TWO STORY
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust. bearing date
18th Of May. 1891, and recorded In Liber No 1850
folio No. 4S4 Of seq one OF the land records Of the
District q Columbia We will sell st public auction
TIETH DAY OF JANUARY, 1893, at FOUR
O'CLOCK p. n. lot No. 10. in block No. IL IN the
situated in the county Of Washington District
q Coiumnaa said suodiyfson being recorded in the
county book Z, pare Ok
There IL erected on the lot frame modern two
slate roof.
Terms Of sale: Cash over prior encumbrancs Of
e3.24O. AL conveyancfng and recording at pur-
chasers cost derosit of two hundred dollars t&20o
down Terms to Be complied with in ten day. other
ety st the risk and cost Of the efsutnx purchaser
after nve dey: advertisement Of such resale in
newspaper published In washinston, d. c.
,.a,o EkISSHsRp , SgsH., Trustees.
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,.a,o Ka 4 Pt S%TlsH.I Trustee.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A rwo-sroRY BRICK
DWELLING. No: AS FIRST STREET W.,
, n i ~ deed Of trust Suy rscordsa IN LS q,
District Of Columbia, vs VII ell IN front q q.
JANUARY. 1898 sf f6UR O'CLOCK P: NJ, the fol-
lowing desc ihed land and premises situated in the
nated . and bsinr lot lettsrsd in v. Todd: sub
a. he once q Ss
the D,; r. Of coluns.. IN bson p page 20. Inn
Terms Of Gale: ons-third Of the purohsss money in
cash. md the balance payebe IN one and I've yser.
cent interest pr snnum. payable e,
csah. q tbs Option Of the purcksssr. A dsIost Of
300 required at the tine of sale. ccnveysnctnx,
be- q pprchaser's cost. Terms 70 b complied With
IN deen days otherws the trstets reserve the nxht
20 rsse H. ygopsry q ths rak and cost Of TIE -
1870 TE00ShHks ! = iIETofM4H 5csk ! n..s...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-12

NO ON1 m ORDINARY HEALTH need become bald
or gray, he win follow sensible treatment. We
advise cleanliness Of the scalp and the use Of
Halls Hair henewer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-12

Some Of the friends Of Lieut. Gov. J. Hogs
Tyler In southwest Virginia are urging hin for
the gubernstorial nomination.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.


DUScASsoS BROS. sacs.. IN aud p-s. ~.
y Iors Ayp sHoEs, LApfF~ russ. wRArs A..
rHRsr arSpErh rkisss Mss ,sp woNrS-.
SaSy E5i s;,1 40 Sa.ss,S,,ips s sst
Goa SirssA Il Sal tS rprs Siss ~ WHATS AAS
500 CIGARS. LOT sno es ron,coo. rrru
Il syf1sSs StaIS SS 'sfs sa2s
WALrrR h WILLIAMS co. Aacsisassrs
ROSEWOOD cAsE PIANO. WALNUT rRsMI IsR
Sk.siSo Nm sr bif sn al AZ srts fEsrs ~
non mons sn srh SASssfssnsh .htes 80,
PnnIsa RlpblNg. CHS oil ass sSb cRoCE.
f Tni MSt .syr sni rSa hfS;ils ,sa
IL WCloCk An -. shall s~ii ~ r--id~nos. NJ
,sn issg s1 The . 80 s' ss
- w,frfRs wrifisSs co.
alo5 Aactien~sr~
II ArcLIffE. DARN co. AUcrIoSEEks
cHaNcrRY SALT or Fivr NICE BRICK
HITSTps fs sS STpShsrSp ~ IsE SohS,T
M fA s,,,S. ~ ~ ~. s isgsict OF s,oiI'NniA
is ss' on d. s,s d.S y ill., n- p. 10y % a. a..
$iS Il Nv y; y isST sS,Ss fri
lying and heinz IN l. I,r,ai Ta-s Ia IN. n 80, =
Sch SSiSS nsa. a3S s q III 's n ,s
inS 20 v. X ooon'. sabaivis,on. .srh ioi l-ius =,
srp imyrSrs9sn,. is,s L. 10 gisii s.s :, 90 !.
: :SS .Sss as t. q ra q rs; 80 49, 3
hys year. ,rop n, "a ag g Ma, ls,,
S.S snS -i h' uisrs sss a =, - . 49,
ss ss sG :, "a. n s;e :. ., ~ ,.S a.. '
dsy Of sale or property 20 hs -'ld at the n-a s1i
''' - FRANK T. BROWNING, Trustee.
dcs-dSds N..hlnstua. D. e
e0uni g the sesihei until FRIDAY. THinrTFNTH
pAiof JANn.Nk. AZ l,s, An, An eSar .na r.s~
N l. D"0" sis s.h :, NJ.
,aedka. Sssisins,s'n n G
LIMITED STATES MsRsnAI's SALE
~ virtue Of WI, q he,t t.ea.. i..9.a ~, 9, n.
Coiumtis and 20 m. iirs,e vii 81 al r,,is -.
ior CASH. at the anciion room % R.tolihe. ns-T 4
TsIhi P;1S, ~ PsfT, q Go INIT, .s fnnL
ThS tic ocL6ek M .. 81 ,as S,.h mn ,,; ls =
aud interest Of the defendant IN aud 90 the following
seyenteen d e..-. Tomato. seven q, o.-.- co--
r. Vinegar. four 90 h-rr-l. sirup Crscssrs css-s
nsss, ~ssy 60 hsrr ,; fl"s, 90, 90 beg hae.
sorn ,hre. 60 eor>. ols,ne soar on. 90 hoa P.st
1 ss ssr' s"i tc sss
S.ap gne u lot sauce csisup Lobster. loi Of Iann-
lot 81 Ian Ware, Tea. Mustard Sweet otl Cafsur.
spices; Cakes. Tobacco. ss-rub Bru-he-. hustari
CRYSTAL Soap. Pickles. Condensed MIA R.isins
Srockery. stove Polish. lot q fes rot. ana G.-s
Ware. Herring. Cider aud bar els. 90 sho~ 60
and c1ftent-. lot q Wooden Pals lot OF orapuaia
Sugar. lot Il Jelly. Condensed Mia thr-e a. 80
a. a bon OF Orane~-
Seized and levied upon q the Troperty cs YAncy ID
100 and VIII te sold ~ satisfy ere~ution No
81. sjo. Ia favor OF 3 y. parnshsw Broth~r
,,-,. DaNltL " RAN DELL. Z. :, Marsha
hATcLlffE DAkRs co. Aucts. d3l,oy iieinra
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THIS EVENING,
FUTURE DAYS.
ID AroLIrFE. pARR 4 Co. Auct,On..r.

FUTURE pAYs-
p AToLrFFE DARR CO.. Aucs,oneer.
AssIcNIE's SALE ~ AuGT,o SS OF HORSES.
FFfS1sts 20 ts til fffIa
sylsy wssSn: single s.,' q H;.a ,s pSsS,.
property S 4 iesr MNsoSSSSiILE A..en..
0rHE ABOVE SALE rs PosTPoNEp on
sGSoust q shs ressaer until nociock N
IN front of the auction rooms Of Rsscine. p.rr Co
il 'A'' i've JAMES MccoNvILLE. Assignee.
an ssTSk sf.t
S ,si same h'9 JANE. Ne MssscoxvrILE. Assignee
THOMAS BOWLING . son. Aucs... oi2 z 81. n -
SALE EoS e MIscErsSESys Gr
II STs ES ssfSsn RG fSSRii III Fl
AT TEN SSLoTK 4 N o,c,ocx
1850 a hss shknhS c gstRsk
sEvrstss Aka ao AT FSt Ifw 3Sb SECOND
HAND CARRIAGES, HARNESS &C
,slo-2t THOMAS DOWNING SON. Aucts.
nUNcANsoN BROS. AuctiOneer.
FRAME HOUSE AND LOT on ] STREET BE
aousf SGaBERfb sis ! sTsEkr h se 9TH
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY SIX
viii .s s en. a Il. ro y.
west II feet front Of lot and the east eet front
depth Of liz feet inches 20 olfoot alley. sni /.
improved by frame house.
in one and two years With per cent snnu.n, in
teres payable seni-snnually and 20 b. secured bys
option Of the purchaser. deposit Of 5000 required
otherwise the right reserved 70 resell the properly Al
days resale in so%s sll
published in WASHINGTON. d. {.
jag dkds DUNcANsoN BROS. Auc.s
THOMAS L. wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF yALUABLE IMPROVED
RtAL ESTATE OF TWELFTH STREtL wEsI
INF Ri kSIIT OF wasHISaroS. bIsTRfcff OF
second q iss .1i rsssrass IN q =:
and =. q The The g
party secured thereby. we the undersisnei, as
% No SosB gp THE iafg SIS 4 Fofs E 81
MSek , ,s,s rs Ar Eo ,n
city Of Washington, District Of coinmbia. and Being
as, depth thereof and also lots pumbers forty
nins tftS fftyS9s and nf,ySo in sapars s6 &C
r. ia +, Ss
se fsr WITH q. m, The 15a 'asEeSn
a.. two CD and three 30 years. for which the prom
issory notes Of the purchaser With interest at per
cent Ter annum from the day of sale will lie taken,
secured by deed OF trust upon the property. all
cash. at the option of the purchaser purchasers
deposit Of $500 will be required Of the Purchaser
purchasers at the time OF sale All conveyAncing
BE- ss o h h. sr 81 c . be nil
comried with in fifteen days from day Of sale the
trustees reserve the right to resell the the
cost and risk Of defsu;ng purchasers after days
advertisement Of such resale In newspaper
said city OF Washington.
HARRISON s. BARBOUR 4
l4s0 New York ave. I r-,s.uus
WILLIAM J. MILLER, trustees
4S6 Louisiana n. ".
T. E. wAGGAMAN. Auctioneer. d23-dkds
eT-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED on AC-
count Of the inclemrncy Of the weather until MON
DAY. THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY. A. ID.
1893. at same hour and place
,.,o WiEtIsS s M RfhkkhhRRuR' Trustees.
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
Snort ROUTE TO LONDON.

short ROUTE TO LONDON
NokiH othMAN LLOYD ga 90
fast Expr~~s stea ner<
mo Soutnanpfor london. HavreD. Hr~mec
"a. a n. iiisr. fa.e u g. pr-ssen. Tass. y.a.
Say ro;nters.ss .,aas io dr.v. Tues. F.e 10 M
saloon app in,ments Prizes first csntn IN ~
80 u ,,s n , sscorains 70 location ss-roas = ,si
DRooP. 925 Penn ave. ~ppy 20 "
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ARE You Gorsa t. F.,

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q caIRiNd Ell cso pSh AnfRs stcs ytfiks
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livery Baeraee stored, fcrwsrd.d and sex 49,
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ta2-6m Head once 90 bRoADwAv SHHNSSnh.,.
Tours 10 IHE TaoPIcs-ATLAs LIN
Jamaica renowned for IL .sin,.-ssot NE Islend q
sssSna, vin,sr station The ssh ss -
Coed hotels md .plsadid r,.d. "Ss iad'-'
many old void ,c. .so fer Hsi Goa. Ris.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-12

Rayner saws it was the coolest night that he
ever saw, his glass going down to zero during
the night. The steamer will remain until fur
Their orders.
The coolest weather OF the winter and for
some years was experienced at Frederick Tues
dny night and yesterday morning. At various
points the mercury registered from degrees
above to degrees below zero. Much suffering
is being caused among tho poor classes by the
long-continued cold snap.
The thermometer registered degrees below
zero at o'clock yesterday morning at Dun
kirk. Every ice house in this neighborhood is
full of the finest ice. All outdoor work is at a
stand still.
FREEZING THROUGHOUT VIRGINIA.
The branches Of the river at Norfolk showed
much ice early yesterday morning. The south
ern branch was frozen over just north Of the
navy yard and the eastern branch was nearly,
IL not quite, frozen across at its mouth. No
Washington steamer arrived. The steamer
which went out Tuesday night took an extra
supply of coal in case Of being frozen up in the
Potomac.
The steamer Northampton, bound to Glouces-
ter county, did not venture further than Craney
Island. The steamer Accomack which went
to Smithfeld Tuesday, is frozen up in Pagan
and is not expected for several days
Incoming steamers showed considerable ice
on their hulls and wheels. The Clyde steamer
in from West Point reports the ice in the York
river worse than it has been known there in Q
long period Of years. The steamer ARIEL Of the
James River line is reported frozen up at Lower
Brandon and . dozen steamers are ice bound
In the canals.
The weather is having q depressing effect ON
business. In the oyster business alone fully
1900 to 1000 shuckers will be out Of employ
ment besides the large number Of tongers. All
the oysters in Norfolk and Portsmouth, are used
up and no oysters are coming in, - the tongers
cannot work.
Tuesday night was the coolest at Frederick
burg for yearA The Thermometer registered
IL degrees below sero. Navigation has been
closed on the Rappahannock river owing TO ice.