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3 AUCTION SALES. ROBERT ON, ‘alist in “Liberty street Fate rome f G° AND SEE him equa’ home advice t full, and fidential — Ladierand cr. | 405 L sircot, Letween stand | aS the LD-RENOW «ED ¥¢ UNE 508 Lith st. ite of Enxla STEAMERS, &e. NOKIOLK. POX TSMOUTH, Fi. AND THE SOUTH Potomac Steamb at ( EXCEL F Leaves 7) DAYS WELCH, Aut VERNON! ONII sof f SCHIEDAM. WAL SE Stvasente Lospo: URDAY from Bi RDAY from Breen | tes of passage: From New Yor te Havre, Lo Socthenitton "aad first cabin, $100; ne cabin, $60, steeracs, £30 ce 4. For freiht in O., 2 Bowhnx G1 eo. Washi PysMscre Live. WEEKLY LINE OF STREAMERS LEAVING EW ¥C FVESY THURSDAY AT Noon. FOR ENGLAND, Fiasce AND GEEK MANY. De deensee apis dom, nad C. B. RICHARD & ©9. General Passencer Azan! 61 Browdwas, New wsce STH, © to PERCY G EAXNE Ki THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL. CALLING AL FROM PILE erpoel and Queens Jowest rate ‘Through bills of Jaden given for Belfast, Glaseow, Havre, Antwerp and other ports on the Contines: aud for Mediterranean ports. For freight and pasrae apoly at the Company's off steeruze and cabin 0 | Ko. 4 Eowhng Gren, QBS BIGELOW'S'CO", cos ‘tn Strest, Washinton & \euNON H. BROWN & 00., 8, : Mi a WwW e&CO., th Htrect, Washinton. RAILROADS. BALtMOReE & OHO RAILROAD. THE MODEL FAST, AND THE ONLY LIN3 BETWEEN THE ¥AST AND THE WEST, VIA WASHIN —DOUBLE TRACE! JANNEY COUPLER! STEEL RAILS! SCHEDULE. TO TAKE EFFECE Da OVE MBE I2rw, 1882, z = Chieao, Cine E WASHINGTON. nati and St. | ouis Fast Express, ying Cars to Cinciumati, St. Louie and Chicaxo. —Favtimore, Elueott City aid Way Stations SS. ‘and Way (Piedmont, Stras- jocerstywn aud Was, vin helag.) veks and Way Stations, PHILADELFitL\, NEW YORE AND BOSTON KE Farior Cars to New York. and Valley Express, (connects for Ha- retown and at Pout of Rocks for Frederick.) ‘¥#:0(—_Baitimore, Hyattsville and Laurel Express. Stops at Beltaviule, Annapolis Junetion, Jessap's sud Dorsey's. On Sandays stops at all stations, yo.0 ALTE ORE ESS, (slope at Hyastsville and Laurel. 90:15—Pitisburg, Chicago, Cizeinaatt and St. Loni Exits. plecping Cars to Cincinnati, Louisvil Orto jenl2 Ellicott City, Annapoita, Way. for Ba fimore and Way. ta )ALTIMO RE XPRESS. t2:— BALTIMORE EXPRESS. 13) batimore, Pb phia and N.Y. Expresa. $:30—Laltimore and Stations, (Winchester, Fred Way, via Relay.) ie & Laurel t-xvres, (frod- ping at Annapolis Juacton.? sand Way Stations. Fredencle Haverstown, ‘On Sar wrter aud Way wk=and Way S 95-45—VALTIMOKE " K ND sad PETKOIT ty Pittsburg, by, exept Sunday siugtol stop at Relay Station. apply at the Baltimore ant et Offices, Washinton Station, 619 and ISL ania avenie, coruer Mth street, where orders veaze W be checked and received st ED, Gen, Famenzer Agent, Bait, ster Of Traus..Hato.” my) NNSYSVANTA ROUTE RTH, WEST AND SOUTHWrst. MAG: Bi < Leave Wa‘ursoron Fuow Station, ComNED Fert egy Lreara Me hennowe: or Bitieoure and toe We ica. Latmited Express ¢f Palace Sives ing Cats at 9:30 0.1m. dally; Past ine, 9:30am. daily, with Sleepiie carafron acrisbure to C.ucintatl. | Western, ex) tesa Toa) 4s daily, with Peace Care 'ty "Pitabury ant pom Expres, 9:50 pain. ¥ iisbure and the Went pone nesedos BALTIMOLE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. Cenandaigus, Rochester. Bnfislo. Narara wh daly except saat Peace Cars ante. a debs mira, 919.99. port, Leck Haven, and 2 : , eXeent Sunday. Fer New Yor and the Est, 8-09 a... 10a. So, 8:05 ah ect at Toe nnex. affording %, avoiding double transfer ty Bui acrous New Y Tor Fry adespn 2-70, and 10) ete Ps Fore ; CA0an:, and 440 p.m. daily, exc-vt Sunday. » kad 4:10 p.m. daily, except KAD. WASHINGTUS and 11:25 am. 71-30 p.m. On Sunds ii nd # p.m. «the South, 6:30 ant 1-95 am, ally. excent Sunday. Washington, 6:00. 8:00, 2:50, $200, 5°10, 7:00 and FAMILY SUPPLIES. THE EVENING STAR. BROS., Auctioneers, NOTIONS, &c., &c., D&Y GOODS, FANCY Goons, N AT AUCHION. ‘G, FEBRUARY FIRST, commencing at TES O'CLOCK, we will sell, wihit rooms, stock of the above goods, to which the n of buyers is caile: su-2t KS & €O., Auctione-rs, Louisiana avenue, = Upposite City Post Office. CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT SALE OF DRY DLE. 07 Market Space, MOUNT G, J\NUARY THIRTIETH, AL O'CLOCK, and ‘every day thereafter until the stock is disyosed of. No LIMITS ON THE GOODS. CHA’ EPKS, Salesman, Late with Duncanson Bros. Po SeRORER'S 8aL LTON will cel at auction their large stock of 1th THURSDAY SEVEN O'CLOC 10, Organs, Sewing Machines, Pictures, C. A. SMITH, Broker, 314 9th street, 430-5 DUNCASSON BEOS., Anctioneers. rpeomas vowrrs CATALOGUB or HIGH CLASS PAINTINGS, ‘The Collection of ON, 738 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, Containing CHOICE } Of the FIRST MASTERS OF EUROPE, Collected durir« the past summer in his personal visit to Paris, Dusseidorf, Munich, Rerlin, Dresden, Carisrhue, Italy, and all the sc EUROPEAN ART CENTERS, ON FREE EXHIBITION, ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, JANUARY THIRTIETH AND THIRTY-FIRST, From NINE A.M. until NINE P.M., at THOMAS DOWLING'S AKT GALLERY, Corner of Pevn+yivania Avenue and Eleventh Street, Washivgton, D.C., AND TO BE :OLD BY AUCTION On THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, FEBRUARY FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD, At D THREE O'CLUCE. ELEY) THOMAS DOWLING, AUCTIONEER. EXECUTOR AL PROVED EE. do. 416 ON SEVENTH STEE! Under und} Wilhieitn JANUARY K P.M, in front of ¢ auction, pa efor the ran at s:id square, line « ih street west, and ruvning thence west 190 feet, thence south 26 fe-t, thence east 100 feel tothe ane of 7th xtreet._ and. thener with the line of istreet north 26 teet to tix oint of begin- Lif, improved by a large three-story biel store. Terme of ‘ne-third cash und the balance 'n one and two vears, with interest at per cent, be eeeured by deed of trust upon the premises. Ad leposit of $500 ‘W1) be required at the time of sale, All conveyancing and record. ng at purchaser's cost. "If terms of sale are Bot complied with in 7 days the Executor reserves the rivht te resell at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser, after 5days" pee ee of such — ‘in some news- paper pul ved fashington, . . C. CHARLFS WALTER, aByegator Eetate of Winhein inn Eichler, ts te THF ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL MONDAY, the FIFTEENTH DAY OF JANUALY, A. D. 1883, at same hour and pace. CHARLES WALTER, Fxecutor of Estate of Wilhelmina Eichler, déceased. Jan8-eokds §@_ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL TUESDAY, the TWENTY-THIND day of January, A.D. 1885, same hour and place, ‘HARLES WALTER Executor of Estate of Wilhelmina Eichter, Jaul5-co&ds '?- THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER s poned until SATURDAY, the TWENTY-SEVENTH ¥ OF JANUARY, A.D. 1583, same hour and place. ‘CHARLES WALTER, Jan23-d Executor of Wilhelmina Eichler, decensed. "THE ABOVE SALE I8 FURTHER POST- poned until THURSDAY, the FIRS? DAY OF FEB- KUAIY, A. D., 1853, saine hour and place, 1E 4 3a27-A__ Executor of Wilhelmina Eichler, decoased., UCTION SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT. We will sel’, tothe hichest bidder, in front of the, PrP AY FE BOARY aT 2 the wes want Pisins, improved by. ©, No. 2163 Oth striet extended. is at day of wale, CASSIN & CAPERTOY, of Lot 60; ‘wo-story Frame S*. YOU CAS CONF ID: BROTHERS, 96 Bs x, hwest. Varticular attention paid to all Dix ases pecnitar to Ladies. married All Lrresularit es aud Ovarian | roubles ‘Thirty five years’ experince. 225-1" USING A BOITL igorating Cor tial. ness, Ne:yous De Ht imparts vigor to th while buity aud Impo system. 900) B stre DEE , THE OLDEST ESTABLISH! only reiiable Ladies’ Physician in the city, can be ce neult ¢ daly at 237 Pennsylvania avenne. All female Complaints “and Irregularities quickly removed. Prompt treatment. Correspondence and consultations strictly confidential. Separate rooms for ladies. Office hours 2 to4and 6 to8 p.m. Jal6- KX. B OTHERS AND GRAY GIVE NO FREF Prescriptioas and gend you to some side show drag- ‘who will axree to divide profits with the doctor. hose dinappointed of a cure of Gonorshea, Syphills or Gleet should consult Drs. BROTHERS and GAY, 906 B street southwest, who will furnish you medicines and «uarantee a cire or nopay. ‘Thirty-five veary’ experience. Jaf-Im" MADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR LA- AVE dies. Allfemaie complaints quickly cured. Can be consulted daily at 1245 7th streetnorthweat. Officehours from I to 9 o’c.ock p.m. with ladies only. uill-10m* FRE! Bean Certain curs forall Orin ey Disenen Tton Gieet, ertain cure forall Orin Tepateaey, Ernie, “Gonorrhea cured th 48 boura’ WE. B. ENTWISLE'S, corner Ith sizeet and Ivana avenue norilisest. Price $8 jer box, seut by mail under Sea. ob receipt of price. iL CLEGG, 91 SOUTH HIGH STREP re, Md., makes # xpecialty of ALL FEMALE ES, viz., Ovarian Troubles, —Paticnis’ boarded if requ‘red or visited at their homes. nl6 PERAERL 1S WEALTH CDR. BC. WEST'S NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT: A Spocifla tor Hysteria. Dizziuesa, Convulsions, Nervous Head- ache, Mental Depression, Loss of Memory, Spermator- Perk towotenss, Involuntary, Emimious: Rreiatire id Age, caus ion, self-abuse “or over indulgetio, whica leads to mixery, decay and. death. One box will cure | recent cases, Each box contains ons month's treatment. One dollar a box, or ix boxes for five dollars; went by mail prepaid on’ receipt of price. Wevuarautee six boxes to cure any case.” With each order received by us for six boxes, accompanied with five dollars, we will send the purchaser our iar. Sytee to return the money if the treatment does not Chect a cure. Gnarautees iswned by STOTT & CROM- Yet So Prausy vale “avenue, Washingzon, D.C olesaleand Retail Agents to whou all orders’ shor Ve addremned. cols 2085 TRIPS BLOOD PURIFIER cure for. Syphilis, Scrofula, Ovarium ‘ahd BAL- Y over-exel midnigut. On ‘Sunday at 1m. 4:00 and 9-10 p-m mmatien at the aftien, corer tand Fenisyivenia avenue, and at the eine Sen, wher orders can be left for the cheekine Of bag: @@e¢ to destination stun: Lotels sud residences, General Paseense: 0. PCGH, General Mapaxer. _THE TRADES. _ poe: GERS, Jol 5 Cara Books, Ke.. &e., fo order at Lycet:’s Bin.tery, 1012 P: dn3 "ht W: MONEAL, Prope. UFUS H. DaRBy, 7 BOOK AND JOR PE RESS. CORR FOR THE oth street, peer E GrPRACTICR. one’ aD 20m abt Heaney nents ean eee BBS Seveciaity. P cus De an WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN \: Qaeteae vais TUS UT end EE NON S : as piace SECOND-HAND ING be sold at itive Gu auc all at os totes Kid. ney Diseases alld ail’ Blood Poisoue Gare of Srpnite uarahteed in wither stage. Send two slumps for Dalle t. Revere House, iL Dr. JOHN TRIPP. HJe13-con }i. KOBERTSON, THE MOST RELIABLE AN ite Uritary Oniaus, Nervous Weakness. ctee Goa Gultations ‘strictly fonhdential. AT THE GASLIGHT OF¥IOR, ‘TENTH STREBI. the southeast corner of | de Opposite City Post Office. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY FIRST, 1883, SALE AT OUR WAREROOMS, Commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, or NEW AND SECOND-HAND FURNITURE, ko. Pisno and Parlér Organ, Parlor and Chamber Walnut Suits and Seta, Hat fiack, Buckcuse, Carpets, Store Counters, Walnut Raised Tab es, ‘Cottare Furni- ture, six fine Chromos, &c., with other Household Goods and Effects. Also, 25 Cases Early Canned Peas. CHAS. WEEKS, Salesman, at Late with Duncanson Bros. Vy EEKS & CO., Auctioneers, 639 Lousiana avenue, Opposite City Post Office. yV EES HOUSEREFPPRS, ATTENTION! OF ALL THE HOUS' FURNISHING GOODS, &c., coNT BIN PREM 07 SEVENTH SUT EST, AT AUCTIO < COMMENCING DAY MORN- ING, FEBRU: TRST, ARD TO CONTINUE EVERY EVENING AT SEVEN UNTIL THE WHOi.:, STOCK IS SOLD. ‘Tinware of every description, all kinds of Glass, large amount of Stone China and ‘other Crockery, Fancy Goois, Cooking Kanzes. Woodware, Notions, &e.,&C., included in above saie, to which buyers are invited {he goods inust be’ soid ws the proprietor is going to vacate. WEEKS & CO; Auctioncers, uisiana avenue, ‘Oppouite City Post Office, FURNITURE OF A FAMILY DECLINING HOUSE- KEEPIN 2014 | STREET, FACING FENN- ExiyAP A AVENUE NORTHWEST, AT AUC- Ne In part comprising Parlor Suitein brown rep, Brus- nd ieooperer eee ee Ti fab Cottage Se nl Shuck Mattresses, 5: nsion Table, Hanse, Cri angings, with othe: Furni- Ware, &e. 5. FEBRUARY SECOND, OK, we will well as above. ERKS, Salesmn: ith uncanson Broa. 639 Louisian: bite te Oppomte City Post Office. 1 OF A VALUABLE AND WELL- ASSURTED STOCK OF GENE iKAL DRY GOODS, NOTIO AND STORE FIXIURES, AT No. TEN O'CLOCK - The undersigne. Trustee, by virtne of the powers contained iu a certain deed of trust for the benefit of the creditors, will sell, at public auction, on the premi- 914 7th street ni rthwest on’ THURSDAY, RY EIGHTH, "S83, AT TEN O'CLOCK, At |. THAT VAL AND WELL-HELEC- STOCK OF GEN+ RAL DKY GOODS AND NO- Consisting in part of Ske, Velvets, and ea. Cas imeres, Flannela, Ladies’ and Gents’ ‘uderwear and Hosiery, Blankets and Spreads, Fancy Goods and Notions, AND ALSO THE FIXTURES OF SAID STORE, Consisting in part of — . Furnace, Gas Fixtures, Shelving and Counters, ihow Cases and Stool Desk and other articles. Sale will commence at TEN O'CLOCK A M., sharp. Store willbe open early on day of sale portuni Will be given purchasers who desire to make bids on fhe entire elec Aue st he attention of e trade and others is especially culid tp the sale of this well-proserved. and desirable Btock of . ‘Terms of -ale: Cash. For furthes information apply to the undersigned. WINFIELD J. TAYLOR, Trustee, No. 33 St, Paul street, ‘Baltiiore, Md. CHAS. WEEKS, Salesman, we (Late with Duncanson Brothers.) Ja31-4 FPHOMAS DOWLING, Anctioneer, TRUSTEE'S SALF oF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, NO. 1 Y-LIGHi STREET, WEST WASHINGTON, D.C By virtue of a died of trust to me, dated June, 28th, A.D. 1882, and recor’ed im Liter No. 1011, io, UL et xeq., one of the laud cords for the i ¥ Colum/ia, T will sell,in front of the prem ses, at FOUR O'CLOCK on SATU DAY, the TENTH DAY OF FEBKU A.D. 1885, the following parts of lots nunbered 198, “89, 140:nd'141, in **Beale's aidition to Georgetown,” in the District of Columbia, Douuded as follows, to wit: Begivnine for the same on 28th street northwest, (formeriy Montgomery: street, at the sontieust corer of said lot 141; thence Turnibe westwardly on the south Hines of said lots natu bered 139, 140 and 141, 140 feet; thence north and par- th street uorthwest, (formerly Green strevt, ) mee west ind parallel with Dunbarton ave- tly Dunbarton street, ) 100 teet more or less, street; thence north on the ext line of suid 1) fect; thence eastwardiy und id Dunbarton ‘avenue 240 feet nore or said 2kth ptret; and thence south on said 28th tto ti ce of Lewinning. Subject to a deed of 2,000 and interest thereon. recorded in et seq., one of saii land recone. $400 in'cash, of which sum $100 will en the property is knocked down; the balance in six and twelve months from day of sae, with interest at 8 per ceut. per annum until paid, to be Seciumed by deed of trust on the property sold tthe sat- isfaction of the Trustee: or uli cash, at parchaser’s op. tion. — It terms of sale are not compit with in five days from Sey of ssle, the Trustee reserves ths right to resell at the risk and cost of the defaniting purchaser. Ja31- £62, 5,8,9 C,H. KNIGHT, Trusteo. GPEXER'S AUCTION, BAZAAR AND LIVERY STABLE, No. 468 and 470 Ustreet northwest, ‘Back of National Hotal. SALFS EVERY SATURDAY, TWELVE M. COME AND SEE US. SEND YOUR HORSES. Carriaxes, Wacons, &c., that you want soid; Storage and Board at reasonable rates; liberal advances made. We ulso offer Horses, Carriages, Wagons, &¢., ut jri- vate sale. Telephone connection. W. F. GEYER. _ROB'T. VOSE & CO., Auctioveers. 3430-1 WAL TEE B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers, SUPERB COLLECTION or ARTISTIC AND ELEGANT FURNITURE AT PUBLIC SALE. BY CATALOGUE, ar SCOTT'S ART GALLERY, 913 F street, adjoining Masonic Temple, Handsome Chamber Suite, exquisitely carved after the most elegant and oriina) designs, deemed by cous nomseurs iu the ait of frrniture carving a Tare speci Bin of modern excellence; Walnut, Chamber Suite, heavily carved in walnut, the result of the most perfect workmanship; Waluut Chaniber Suite, unique in de- een Anne Bookeae, dwarf design, with nickel- Queen Arne Bookease. wing desicn, ed; one elegent hitfenier, marvelious- iy ome Cy ik and Bo kane combined; “Ebony Frame Farior Suite, gorgeously Upholstered in embossed pluxl: Parlor Suites, uphol Siered in Sain Delaine: Ladies’ Writing Desks: Ma: Cabinete of stylen snitick ction tastes; Stud? Mahosany and some Isuffet in wainut e from the bands of artist able; Walnut Diniag-Room Ch Center Tables; kleeaut Pier Mir- ; Shakespeare Tab.e: handsome 7 loth, round and square cornered unt ~Commodes; Hi: Mattresses, wire woven. sprinya. ‘The above list partially enumerates the goods to be sold at public sale. ‘The description fails to do any of the articies Justice, as a mere passing inspection will Prove. “ihe goods will be on exhibition to the public on and after February 1, when the catalozues will be ready. ‘The eale takes place on FRIDAY, FEBRUARY. SECOND, bednning st ELEVEN O'CLOCK A, M., at Scott's Art Gallery, 913 F street nerthwest, adjoining ‘Musonic Temple. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. S-4t Auctioneers. ]HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES" SALE OF REAL ESTATE, By virtue of adecree of the Supreme Court Bd the District of Colambia, in Equity, Canses No 8034 and 8195, doc. 22, consolidated and entitied. reek ctively Loony vs. Quill et al. and Quill vs. Loony etal., entered on the 13th day of December, 1382, the undermined therein appoiited trustees for that’ pur- pose will, on TURSDAY, THE SIXTH DAY OF aE. RUARY, A. D. 1859, A'T FOUR O'CLOCK P. M., well at public aucticn, to the hizhest b: in front of the vremises, the following described real estate, to wit: First, a. that part or parcel of land lying aud beng ti the city of asbington. snd known as we, of Lots thirteen oe and fourteen (14), of leGuire’s subdivieion of ‘square six hundred and twenty: four (624), beinw the east eight (8) feet front of lot fourteen (14) and the west eizht (8). feet front of lot thirteen (13), the two parts of the lots to- & front’on north 'G street of sixteen ch and) Tuning beck with even width one red’ and. twenty-four is being the same stew descrited in the decor trust from. Dennis id wife to ihes. F. Miller and John F. liley, de Augus' 11th, A. D. 1880, and recorded © formin, per OA: Columbia. Secondly, an thereafter, all the rest and residue of said lote Nos. thirteen (13) and fourteen 4), in square No. sis banded said, twenty-four (624), which is not included in deed of trust Dennis Loony and wife to Thos, Miller and John F.. pilieg, Eooay and wide te Wastes ‘Trustees rng atid wife, 20: Ward & vee, eras corded in Lfber No. 745, folio 318, et. seg. of the land “Thledis, Algor by virrne of ssid deoree we shall feds Algae by virene of os yg thal pro- der, ut public auction, st "CLOCK P. M., ON ‘THE SAME DAY, the western parts of lots numbered two (2), in numbered nine (679), beginning f ern the ‘and re- Jvsr Recesven Fursa Luror. TION oF PATE DES FOIE GRAS, IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CHEESE, FROMAGE DE BRIE, NEUFCHATFL, ROQUE- FORT, SAP SAGO, CREAM CHEESE, YOUNG AMERIC® PIN: APPLE, EDAM, ENGLISH DAIRY. GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, 4027 1209 F STREET NORTHWEST. ELS & CO.'S LIQUID COFFEE. Coffee from which has been extracted the dead snd useices portion. and ip, which the true favor snd aroma have been preserved by pasaine throuzh ecienti- fically constructed machinery, which has taken years to bring to present perfection. This « offee should be u-e:! in preference to any other {fottee, Because it te cheaper than any other form of Cot- fee, in always uniform, always ready for use, always de- iteions. No time or. Coffee is wasied in the making. Boiling water, sugar and milk to taste, and in leas time than it takes’ to tell it the Coffee is ready for use. No grounds, nosediment, no hurry, no frit. Call tor Circular. For sale by" b.W. REED'S SONS. 1216 ¥_ stREET NORTHWEsT. 3026 Bosrox Cucvunens, Boston Tomatoes, Boston Lettuce, Philadelphia Capons, Fresh Salmon, Fresh Scallops, Oysters, etc., af PALACE MARKET, Ja8 FRANK J. TIBBETS, LBS. CHOICE LARD... 22 Iba, Sugar (nearly white), 1 gall. Best Catawba Wine. 5 lbs. Soft Shell Almonds, Prearings Chocolate. sweet ot plain. ra Coftes. Fancy Old Government Speer’s Unfermented Wine. 10. A. O'HARE, 429 1213 7th street northweat, bet. Mand N. NOTICE TO HOUSE! OOG FEKE RRR che oo kK RR E co ERE R ER EEE s888g TIIT RFE RRR Y, 11 NN ON GGG. . TE RO RE WNNNG G SsssS8 T KEE R K LULL IL? NN GGG > RRH RREL 1 A NN N CCORER RRP LL Tl AA NN NO OF R RERELLLLUA AN NN 000 KERS GGG, 00 £ REE NNN EOE BUDE ANN Geo 8 8h BRE REN GGG 00 LLLL DDD KEE N NN HAH EL by HAE b Pele f HOH OT Guu uu 5 WILL aALWAYa MAKE BEAUTIFUL ROLLS BREAD AND BISCUITS. ‘Wholesale Depot: Corner ist street aud Indiana avenue jel WM. M. GALT & CO. UHN BR. KELLY, BEEF, LAMB, re Frasr-Or.ans ry ALT. CORNED GEM Stale 628, 629 and 630 Mark treet and 206 and 208 Northern Mickel; or hades Box 71, City Post Office. Marketing delivered freeof charge to allpartsof the city. inar24 __ PIANOS AND ORGANS. Buapsvny, FirPA PIANOS AND ORGANS. NEW PIANOS, $200 to $1,000. NEW ORGANS, $60 to $250. PIANOS AND ORGANS THAT HAVE BEEN USED, $15 to$275. PIANUS AND ORGANS FOR RENT—Fifty instru- ments of all the makes; rent from $2 to $10 per month; rents applied on purchase. FREEBORN G. SMITH, Manufacturer, $020 1103 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Pros, ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC. STECK & CO. PIANO, ~ ‘The most Perfect Piano Mads. EMERSON PIANO, ‘The Best Medium-priced Piano Manufactured. WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS. Pianos and sold rented - tnog and Orranseod on tnetalmenta, OF ex. changed; rent 5 CENT MUSIC. ‘The only complete Stook Ta the ety. HENRY EBERBACH, No 915 F STREET, ‘Managing partner of the late firm Ellis& Co. a2 A Cann. rif On the 15th of November my purchasing agent in New York contracted with some of theleading manufacturers for a very extensive stock of Pianos and Orwans, suit- able for’ the holiday trade. These goods were ahipped. by boat, but, owing toan accident, did not arrive until the’ Christmas trade was over. While this will be a considerable jors to me, it will enabie those people who Wait for a dull season to get a bargain to make a pur- chase to suit them, as I find overstocked with Senane will sell at con: loss. Bear in mind at these goods are all new and of the finest quality. You can (for #250) purchase a Piano equal in every re- Spect. and. in fact, the same instrament usually sold for and $600. You can buy a superb Organ for $50, Usually sold for #0. If you have not the ready cash, f will be tomive you the time yon require. 433 Tih stroet te the lncky place to buy at, 800 inetrumen ta sold during Yeats on time, only one been returned: the reuson for this is that purchasers get so much for their moneysthat they cannot afford to forfeit their contracts, and of all the bargains hereto- fore offered, these are with ut precedent. “They are 80 pumerous Want of space forbidg io to mpécify as tial utT can assure you tl) of a] oppor ies to get a bargain greatest, this is the’ CHAUNCEY J. REED, 433 SEVENTH sTREET NORTHWFST. G. 1. WILD & BRo., 1B fs ME sown, FETE jp The Stieff. the Kranich & Bseh and other Pianos at di otber Sit fel Tosteamente Skee ae eet ani o 'u: ical Instruments. Libraries and books in wreat variety. at Pianos, Organs and other Instruments tuned and repaired: jab TTY'S ORGANS, 27 SLOPS, #125, Biss 50. re Ja-13 PIANOS, Factory running day and night. Cata- Address DANIEL F. BEATTY. Washing- m2 "PRE PUBLIC IS REQUESTED CAREFULLY TO NOTICE THE NEW AND | ENLARGED SCHEME TO BE. DRAWN MONTHLY. CAPITAL PRIZE $75,000. ‘Tioxers ONLY $5. SHares In Proportion. LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY. ““Wedo hereby pervise menin for all the Monthly and Sean Annual Drewes or The na State bottery Ci i ny, and in per- aun manage and control the that i Satrnens, and tn good faith toward all and we authorize the Com: to this with, Seat Sie Commissioners. Incorporated in 1 ‘twenty-fi by Lewis. ttre for Educatioual sad Chaniatie purposes eis capital of | $1,000,000—to which a reserve fund of ‘over $550,000 has since bean addea.. By ‘popular vote its franchise was t State Constitution adopted December 2d, ‘A. De. 1819, eee leo any StaeY Loma — 11s, Gnaxp Binet Roused Daswitias take place zoySPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN 4 FoR- SECOND GRAND DRAWING, s. AT NEW ORLEANS TUE ¥, FEBRUARY 13, 1538p MowraLy Daawrra, © CAP! 000. 100,000 Tickets at $3 Gok mi i Ath, in pro- WEDNESDAY. 2d Edition. Latest Telegrams to The Sar Pennsylvania Legislature. Harnissurs, Pa., Jan. 31.—In the house to-day among the bills read and referred was one framed by a conunittee of granigers to squalls taxation. It levies a tax on property of every kin senate the nominations of Win, H. Smith to be recorder of Philadeiphia, and Messrs. Iseminger and Sensenderfer to be seale:8 of weights and mea- sures in the same city, were rejected. The Philadelphia Grave Robbers. PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 31.—The case of Dr. Wm. S. Forbes, who 1s charged with violation of sepul- ture in connection with recent grave robberies, ‘Was called for trial to-day, Dut It was again post- poned until next term of court, box, Jan, 31.—‘The Exchange Telegraph any’s Paris dispatch, this evening, says: M. Jules Ferry visited M. Faliferes, president of the coun- cil, to day, and afterwards had a long conference With President Grevy. ‘The tlness of M. Fallteres 4g likely to Cause the breaking up of the cabinet. NOT RESIGNED. Panis, Jan. 31.—The report that the French am- bassador to Vienna has resigned ts dented. pecclsteadi as faisaly fgnorant Medical ‘Treatment Worcester, Mass, Jan. 31.—Franklin Pierce, claiming to be a pliysiclan, was to-day held in $3,000 ball for manslaughter, in causing the death of Mrs. Barna Bemis, of Oakdale. He treated her for internal erysipelas, by bathing her in kerosene and rolling her up in bandages saturated with that of. The woman was Uterally blistered and skinned alive, and died after a week of horrible suffering. legray ——____ Wall Street To-day. THE STOCK MARKET CONTINUES DULI. New York, Jan. 31.—The Post's financial article says: The stock market continued generally dull and steady throughout the forenoon. At times there was a feverish fluctuation of prices, but on the whole the changes of prices were unimport- ant, except in a few cases, viz.: Denver, at 48%, i $85, 46%, 47%, 4724, for 25,000 shares, thus marking’ a “decline Of’ one ‘per cent ‘from the opening; St. Paul and Omaha at 49%. 3%, 4834, 49, 48%, 4934, 487%, for 10.000 shares, the deciine be= ing % from the closing prices of last night; New York Central at 126%, 3, 3, 125%. 1263¢ for, 12,000 shares, being a decline of 3 from the closing last night.’ Aside from these hearly all other stocks were dull and. steady. ‘Telegraphic Briefs. At Green Castle, Ind., a wheel weighing: a ton Durst yesterday in’ Riley’s hoop and heading fac- tory, fatally injuring John Elliott and seriously hurting four others. The New York assembly passed the bill Se | the fare to Ave centson the New York elevat railroads, The Markets. BALTIMORE, Jan. 31.—Cotton steady—m'ddling, super, Sie lo. extra, 4.' at do; as aie anills. " super, ; do. £256.10; do. Io brands, 8 6248.00; Palapeco farnily: 6.50: do.’ superiative patent, 7.25. ‘Wheat, sout nominally steady: woetern hiebor; soutbera req, 1-1 al.15; do. amber, 1.15a1.20; No. 1 Maryland, 1.18\a 1.183g; No.2 western winter red, spot, 1. 1401.14; Janu 1.14al. Alas b February, 1.14 bid; March, 165; April, 1.183sa1.184; May, Corn, southern lower and dull, western lower— wry.v@s asked: February, mixed, sper uary, ~ asl 6544a65%: March, 6542654; April, 64% bid; May, bid; steamer, 638627. Oats strong. —southern, 48a51; western white, 5Ua51; dc 48051. Rye lower, 70a72. Pennsylvama and “Mar tirm—mess pork, 18. one clear rib sides, Pennsylvania, Hay steady—prime to choice land, 14.00a15.0), Provisions 18.75. Bulk meats—shoulders ed, 77sa10. Bacon—shoulders, clear rib sides, 114. Hams, 13%al4}5. Lard— Butter duil—western ‘packed, 20a25; roll, firm—tfresh, 25: Petroleum lower—re- . Coffee strong—Rio cargoes, ordinary to . ~~ Suvar dull—A soft, 8%; copper refined 16\al7. Whisky gat Q eae eee ‘erpool per steamer quiet—cotton, 3-16a\d; flour, ie ain, id ‘Receipta flour, 2,235 barrels; bushels; corn, 115,000 bushels; oate, “Eye, 1, 100;, Ship-ments—wheat, 88,0000 bushels: Sort: Ts bua Vista Seecseneae at corn, 224,000 bushels. Virginia 63 ‘consclidat ; pat ‘due coupons, 45; new 10-403 39: ew 3s, 49% id to-duy. Nominations To-day. The President'sent the following nominations to the Senate to-day: Postmasters—Perley Putnam, at Laconia, N. H.; Walter D. Blaisdell, Plymouth, N. H.; Lavi 3 Gano, Watkins, N. ¥.; Jas. E.’ Dorey, Suitland, Maryland; Jonn. reen, Demapolis, Alabam: Charles M. Wilson, Lebanon, Mo.; John Ham, Maryville, Mo.; Elias A. Wasser, Girard, Kansas; Wm. Francis, Ackley, Iowa; Chas. W. Reynolds, Grundy Centre, Iowa; F.W.Crane, Maquoketa, In.: Oscar Garrison, Galveston. Texas; Samuel F.Neal, Gallipoll 0; Fisk, Aurora, Ind.; Rg Jewel, Danville, Tun? Chauncey» Wal drt a reutzer, Bay, nehester, Michigan; Gustav ite ‘Hudson, Columbus, Neb. ARwendall: Henry J. : faint Pa 1, Nebr 9-8 TRF. Woods, Benuyiek, Neb. ; Wa ren P. Hunt, Lewiston, 1.810, Capitol Netes, HAWAIIAN TREATY. Mr. Rdmunds, this morning, reported to the Senate, from the committee on foreign relations, the bill introduced by the late Senator Hill, of Georgia, to re the act approved January 80, 1875, to carry into effect. the convention between the United States government and the king of the Sandwich islands. The foreign relations com- mittee regard the subject as rather financial than diplomatic, and therefore ask to be relieved from the further consideration of the bill, and recom- mend its reference to the finance committee, ‘The bill was so referred. ProwasLe Boxp Catt—Secretary Folger will probably Issue a bond call for $15,000,000 extend- ed five per cent bonds to-morrow. THE PosTMASTER GENERAL gives a dinner this evening to the President and members of the Cab- | inet. Army ORDERS.—The leave of absence granted Second Lieutenant George L, Converse, jr., $4 cav- alry, 1s extended six months on surgeon’s certif- cate of disability. Leave for elght months, from January 6, 1883, 1S granted First Lieutenant Jos. H. Dorst, 4th cavairy, alde-de-camp. Leave for seven months on surgéon’s certificate of disability. is granted First Lteutenant John Scott, regimental quartermaster 4th infantry. CIRCULARS EXCLUDRD FHOM THE Matis —The Secretary of the Intertor referred the letter of Hon. John D. White, of Pennsylvanta, relative to the circulars recently issued by Gilmore & GlImore, pension and claim agents, of this city, which Was published in yesterday's Star, to the Postmaster General ‘These circulars the Secretary —_states contain statements calculated to deceive’soldiers, as the firm induces them to believe that by the payment of a fee and making Out a power of attorney that they can locate public lands for them. ‘The Postmaster to- day ordered that such circulars be excluded from the matis ‘Tne same order applies to Gozzam & Co., of New York city, who have been sending out similar circulars. PLaceR Lanps.—The Secretary of the Interior has decided that the recent ruling tn regard to jee lands do not apply to borate and soda —————— PAYING POR THE PAVEMENT OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.—Treasurer Gilfillan to-day surrendered to Shellabarger and Wilson, as attorneys for creditors of the Grahamite and Trinidad Asphalt Pavement company, four per cent bonds to the amount of $20,760, checks for interest thereon to the amount Of $4,455.30, and $19.19 in money. In 1876 this company-had a contract for ‘Paving & portion of Pennsylvania avenue, in this city. There was retained under the law ten per cent of the cost of the work, which was invested into 4 per cent bonds as a guarantee fund for keeping the pavement in repair for three years from completion of the contract. Meanwhile the company failed and its creditors entered into liti- gation to obtain this guarantee fund. All suits were recently discontinued and the bonds were surrendered to-day by direction of the Secretary of the Treasury. ‘The original sum had increased -- January 31, 1883. | -wnen the star route trial was resumed this by accrued interest and premium on the bonds to ‘The Star Route Trial. TESTIMONY IN THE CRIMIXAL COURT TO-DAY. morning, Mr. Ker continued to read documentary testimony concerning the route from Mineral Park to Pioche, Arizona. Mr. Sleeman, of the Sixth Auditor's office, was called to identity vouchers for pay om the route. Mr. Bliss then took up the route from The Dalles to Baker City, Oregon, submitting the papers from the Post Office department relating to the route, ‘The reading of the papers consumed the morn- ing sesston. PROCEEDINGS APTER RECESS After recess Mr. Major, the sub-contractor on the Redding and Alturas route, came upon the stand to make some corrections in his testimony as to dates. John P. Fisk, who was employed as a carrier by A. W. Moore, on The Dallas and Baker City rout in August, 1878, was next examined. He testifi that Moore told hia, upon his representation that A semi-weekly route was Very hard to stock, that that was only temporary, as the route would be Increased. — Witness expressed doubts as to that, and said efforts had Deen made before to get It increased without success “Moore replied to that,” sald the witness, “that we NEVER HAD A SENATORIAL ROUTE BRFORE.” Objection was made to this, and the state- ment regarding the “senatorial route” was ruled out. Witness carried mat] on the route to the 15th Of April, 189, receiving his pay from the office of Miner, Peck & Co. at Canyon City, The route was increased from two to three trips a week in November, 1878 The tlme in which the witness carried the mail was never reduced, ‘The number of men and horses was not Increased during the witness’ service, after thes first month, The largest mail the withess ever carried was about 200 pounds, and the smallest between 30 and 40 pounds. A petition concerning the route was submitted to the witness, who sald he did not’ recognize any ‘of the names as those of persons living on the route, Some of the names purported to be those of members of the 23d United States infan- try. The witness aaid that there was no military post on the route. DURING A PAUSE in the testimony Mr. Walter H. Smith, rising, said that Mr. A.W. Moore was about to return home and desired him to say to the court, in refer- ence fb questions propounded to him on cross-ex- amination, that Mr. Pelham was his counsel, but he waived the privileged character of his commu- nications with him and consented to Mr. Pelham's being fully interrogated regarding them. Mr. Davidge, rising, said, “On the other hand T have to assert that Mr.’ Pelham never was his counsel, and this isa mere device on the part of Mr. Moore to break down the force of the testi- mony of Mr. Pelham.” SOME DISCUSSION followed, in which Mr. Davidge protested that the interruption in the proceedings of the trial,to have an unsworn statement of that character made, Was very Improper. He said Mr. Boone very pro} erly sald what he did yesterday, because no found- ation for contradiction had been lafd in his case. “Itis wholly irregular,” continued Mr. Dav- lage, “for anybody to come into court and make aD unsworn statement.” imphbd therefore,” eaid Mr. Bliss, sit t entirety Improper for Mr. Da’ to gel and say Mr Peluiam 1s not Mr. Moore® atuoracy.” Judge Wylie said that this was a notice to the court, and he thought Mr. Moore's course was prover, in notifying the court that he had counsel ere. “We would be giad to have him remain,” said Mr. Davidge, “and contradict Pelham, ir he coul “Pelham won't contradict him,” said Mr. Mer- “We'll see about that,” said Mr. Davidge. The witness, Fisk, was then cross-examined by | Mr. Wilson. VITAL STATIBTICS. the week ending January 27th there were 76 deaths reported in the District, Of this Duriny number 23 were white males, 13 white females, colored males and 21 colored females, giving a death rate of 90.58 per 1.000 per annum for the total population, 14.81 forthe white and 31.67 for the colored population. The chief causes of death were: Typhold fever, 3; pneumonta, 10; consump- tion, 18; congestion of ‘lungs. 2; accidents, elde, 1; bronchitis, 2; diphtheria, 2; scarlet fever, 3; malaria fever, 2" 61 births were reported, 14 white males, 18 ‘white females, 15 colored mates and 14 colored females. 8 still births were re- ported, § white and $ colored. 18 marriages were reported, 15 white and 8 colored. THE ALMSHOUSE FARM. Since the first of January Intendant Stouten- burg has disposed of surplus vegetables raised on the almshouse ground, and not wanted for con- sumption there, to the amount of $187.82, making about $400 worth sold this winter over What 1s wanted for home consumption. STREET IMPROVEMENT ASKED FOR. Mr. John E. Kendall has written a note to the District Commissioners, asking them, while filling up the old canal in the eastern section, 10 grade G street, between 84 and 7th streets south- Cast, and the dirt used in filing up the canal. PAYING WATER RENTS. ee eyed a has gecesi ter and to-day by persons paying their Water rent. The Tine of provenst jon has extended during office hours from the counter of the col- lector’s office to a considerable distance out on the Fer emces and requiriag about one hour to reach counter, ———_.___ ASUIT FoR DaMaGrs voR ILtecgaL ARREST.— In the Court in General Term, this morn- ing, before Chief Justice Cartter and Justices Cox and Hagner, the cases of Charles Coleman and Wm. Neil ‘Christian Heurich (consoli- dated) were ‘These parties were arrested Songhai Sancta lly Satay ng ch, a8 at we Heurichs’ and were dis— missed wf the Police Court. iy Seg fed (01 instance, ai yr illegal and in the case first plaintitr he was awa $50 dam: the other case the verdict was for defendant. plaintiffs, by Messrs. Cook and Cole, ap) exceptions—Mr. Mattingly for the def pee Alcelararg THE McDonaLp Divorce Case.—In the divorce case of Pierce McDon:ld against Mary A. McDon- ald, fled a day or two since, the respondent to-day filed an answer in the nature of across bill throuch Mr, A. K. Browne. She denies that petitioner has observed and kept his marriage vows, and charges that he has frequently assaulted and ill-treated her; that he has deserted her for six weeks at a tme, leaving her destitute, and he would return penitent; and he Moally deserted her on July 6th ast, She furtherchargesthat for two years he | has committed adultery with two women,and that he has been charged with procuring an abortion on one of them. She asks that a divorce may be given her; that she may resume her maiden name of Hacket, &. —_>—__ RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER —The following were the readings at the office of the chief signal officer to-day: 7 a.m. 41.2°; 11 a.m., 44.89; 2p.m., 49.99, Maximum, 49.99; minimum, 38.2, No New Cases or SMaLtrox—No new cases of smallpox have been developed, although several | Teports have been made to the health officer; ail | of them have, upon investigation, proved to be false alarms. Yesterday, Harbormaster Sutton telephoned for the health officer to attend at tho | 11th street wharf, there being rumors flying about thick and fast that a schooner aad arrived from the Chesapeake bay with smolipox on board. Dr. Townshend attended the call at once Tou! Teport false, the ca wing his cer- Uficate of dischi from the Baltimore quar- antine. While at river front Dr. To end boarded two other oyster boats, about which there | ‘ad been some talk of having smalipox. They were | from Md. No traces of the disease were ator by the Michigan legi: wih ne resale ‘no son, 29; Cole, 11; Dunnell, 7; ecatter- | ing, 2i.—The sixteenth ballot taken by tne | Nebraska for U. 8. Senator yesterday ge as ee am ie Boyd, 19; = lard, 18; Sanders, 15: Cowin, 1¢; Manderson, 10; Stickel, 10; scattering, 22 THE NEW JERSEY CONTROLLERSHIP. The New Jersey state controllershtp question remains unsettled. The democrats of the senate and house held a caucus last evening, and noml- nated James F. Connelly, of Essex, on the firth ballot as the party candidate for staté controller, Connelly receiving #8 votes against 17 for A.J. Smith. Ex-Gov. Price received 8 votes on the first ballot, and his name was then withdrawn. George C. Win central committee of M. The Rhode Island legislature met at Providence yesterday. ‘There is a balance of $855,00 in the proter of the disuinguianed Chines lergyman e a of that name, and superintendent of the Paradise Mining company in Colorado, when crossing a near beryome that Sante, was coughs in a snow slide and ‘under a hundred of snow. His body cannot be recovered till the snow Tae Faence Paewee SSW 85% Nor, & Wea p.) 4Ty 48 at S rah Pac | 20 2 Do. pret. | 873 Texas Pac. Hy MH Tex. Prag is. M. KB. & T...2.) B23 224 Union Pi Mo. Pacific ...108 103% Wab, Ps N. J. Central... T2y 724 Wab. P va &. ¥. Centrai.'1264 126 "| West. Union. tee The Johns Hopk Trust, JOUN W. GARRETT CRITICISES THE MANAGEMENT, Mr. Joun W. Garrett, the president of the Bak Umore € Ono Ratlroad Company, presided Inst evening at the thirtteth anniversary of the Young Men's Christian Assoctation of Baltimore. Ta speaking of golns W. Hopkins, who gave $10,000 towards the erection of the ussoctation build! he created quite a sensation itdetst ng management of the Hopkins rund by the tors, Several of whom occupted seats on the form. Mr. Garrett, who Is himself one of the tees, said that in the nine Fears since the trust of $6,050,000 was made av: Oo has deem expended for the butltings and grounds of the hospital, but no sick or indigent person bad 4s yes Teoeived relief. As to the unt Mr. Garrett, said that enormous sum: have been expended 1B the city of Baltimore, but not at Cliton Part, Where the founder designed that the university” should be bull. He “said that the botante gardens, the mevical dispensary, the med- teal classes, the training school’ for nui all of which the founder Wished established, hed a8 yet no existence. In conclusion he sald: “— fam glad to say to you that a committer appointed by the board of (rustees of the hospital recentiy de monstrated that with proper systematic effort time nt and desirable portions of the hospital cam. » opened In the autumn Of Use present year, and ireo~ that an earnest minority in the board of trusiees of the unlversity 1s urging that medical classe@ ri Shall be at once establisi ———— +e. —______ Mrs. Melvilic’s Distrews. HER CRILDREN ATTACKED WITH MEASLES, From the Philadelpnia Press, to-Aa: Mrs. Melville, the wife of Engineer Melville, in fresh trouble. Her three children are seriousty iil. Meta and Elsie, the ite ones, are 1 with the measles, and Maud, the eldest daughter, is confined to her bed With the sume disease, come bined with pneumonta. The attending physiciag pronounced her rather serious. ‘Tne Arete hero’s wife and children have, for the last Deen living in rooms in West Philadelphia Ine style very much tn contrast with Ue old home i Sharon Hull. Her moncy has been expended, and yesterday she was obityed to borrow money to pay for medicine for the children, ——_—_—_-o-____» A Steamer Sunk near Norfolk. 4 PROSPECTIVE BRIDEGROOM DROWNED, The steamer Luray, of the Old Dominion Tima, yesterday morning, near Norfolk, Va, ran inte the steamer Grace, bound from Norfolk for points on the Rappahannock river, and sank her ulmoss instant); geet the Grace bad siz assengers on boa of whom escaped exoept H. Wood, of Lancaster county, Va, who was drowned after having been badiy crusted. None Of the other pavsenyers sustained serious injury. Of the crew, James W. Robson, fireman, was badly injured." Mr. Wood had been Wo Norfolig urchasing a Wedding outfit, and was returning ome tobe married Thursday. A dense fog pre- Yailed at the Ume of the ccilision. News Briets. @ ‘Walter A. Pool, member of Congress elect from. the first North Carolina district, is reported dam gerously ill at his home in Elizabeth City, Prof. “Alexander Dimitry died in New Ori Tday, aged 79. He was at onc ime Uni tates minister to Central America, and held af different times other Important positions in tae government service. At Glen’s Fails, last nfmhat, Dennis Hickey, | who was to have been married to-day, While walke Ang upon the street had bis throat cut by some ume known person, w aped. Hickey may re — fealousy 1s probably the cause of the ‘The directors of the Nickel Plate ratlroad yester. day voted to issue ten million second moi bonds, but It Is understood only about three Lion will be placed on sale, ‘The Marquls of Lorne left New York for!Mom treal Last evening. Tn the case of Sewall Raddin agt. the Phoentz Mutual Life Insursn-e company ut Boston, yes terday, a verdict of $10,768 was rendered for the laintift. It was claimed that by becoming im Femprrate the insured hed violated Ite policy. A snow storm prevailed in Minnesota yesterday which, at the latest advices, had not abated. el ag eanemaaaticreate ‘Thomas C. Brown, a wealthy farmer, living near Finksburg, Md., committed suicide yesterday by sbooting himselr wich a gun, the muzzle io his mouth. Mr. mwas about wo years old and unmarried, aC Galncrviin Ge pee ne caer compa nesvi . yesterday morning mu: A wound on fi of the head showed (ue cause See oe fg no clue to the perpetre- Inpicrep Dernorrvs.—Price and C: two detectives who were assisting Marsh T. the defaulting Tennessee treasurer, to escape ® Mexico, and who left San Antonio, Tex., some days ago, saying they were going to Tennessee claim the reward for discovering Polk, left Mexico, for Monterey ave ‘been indicted at Nushville as after the fact of Polk's embezziement, ats MARKIED, On J 24. 1843, at the axe, by Rev. T. W. Booth, (BACLE* w a. SOOne ERIRUDE LOUISE LEE, bow af this oye SPAIGG—DUBOIS. On June 15, 1882, in | France, SAMUEL =PRIGG, son of the tage onan Spricg, of Maryland, to Miss DUBUIS, France, DIED. GUEST. On Tuesday morning, Je 30th, 11 at baif-pant four o'clock. after mote and peontul ae be h he b thy ‘Christian fortitude, ‘MANS CE-'GUE"T, in the Sith year of bis age es Funeral will take place Tauraday evening, at3 0% from his Inte residence, 1302 6th stovet south Friends of the famiiy are requested to attend. = HAMPSON. In Newburg, N. Jan a7 1683, ELIZA, wife of Jouepi Hampedn, aged OT yoga and 4 months. rd LANE. On the 30th of January, 1883, at 15 minutes Rat g elo am. ELISE, Dakwed daughter of Mew lie Lane, asred an Funeral rervice at 2-30 o'clock p.m. ‘Thursday, eb ruary ist, frou her late resiasnec, No, 2408, Benue ‘Vania avenue. LEE. On January 80th, 1888, at seven, o'clock HENEY LUE, in thy eeventy et peared hee ee tuners: bis irae No. — 5 avenue ‘Bout on Fehlap, February m4 arm. Iielativer and fiends meted = ONDERTAKERS. ERAL UNDER | AKER~ AND FURNITURE AEROOMS, 344 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N. W., WASHINGTOX, D. C. 3029-im* QED. SPINDLE UNDERTAKER, 233 7th st., bet. 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