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THE GREATEST BARGAIN
EVER OFFERED IN BLACK BROCADE SILKS
Handsome Black Brocade SILKS, (all pure Silk) full
width. excellent quality, only ST. former price 81. so.
Light Blue and Pink CASHMERES. pure wool. wide
double width, soc. We felIing excellent Black Silks
atSl. 81. % and l5O. Black Silk VELVET. 81. Col
ored Silks, soc. Black and White Silks SOC. Finest
quality French Foule, in evening shades, pink, blue.
cream and white al pure wool, extremely wide width
only soc. "a very superior Back A1-Sik Rhadames,
only 81 25.) Black and white, brown and white blue
end god end green and gold, style, checked DRESS
GOODS only 25c. Illuminated all wool Dress Goods,
25c. PIANO COVERS. embroidered with silk. 50. IS.
Black Cashmere SHAWLS. all-wco. 81 TABLE
DAMASk all-inen, pure wlie, Soc Coiored CASH
MERES. spring shades, 1214c Pequot and New York
Mills SHEETING COTTON. tho widest and very best
made, 3Oc Fruit Of the Loom, yard-wide COTTON,
lOc One hundred (1o0) pieces of new style SCOTCH
GINGHAMS. finest quality, Csc. Nuns YELLING. all
colors, rure wool SOC. Ladies' Cloth SUITING, navy
blue pure wool. 25e. Colored and Black ''Morie'
SATINS. 81.
CARRIERS,
m20 I'll MARKET SPACE.
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I'd Edition.
--latest T4legranS to the Star.
GEN. GRANT VS.. Mr.. NiGHOI.
WASHINGTON tCOLOREDl ME. CONFERENCE.
SERGEANT MASON, HIS WIFE AND BABY.
THE LONGFELLOW OBSEQUIES.
GEN. GRANT VS.. Mr.. NiGHOL.
WASHINGTON tCoLoRED, ME. CONFERENCE.
SERGEANT MASON, HIS WIFE AND BABY
THE LONGFELLOW OBSEQUIE
Gen. Grant and Mr. NichOI.

Gen. Grant and VIZ. NichOI.
THE LATTER STICKS TO HIS RosECRANs STORY.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 29.-Thomas M. Nichol,
the New York banker, arrived here this morning.
In reference to Gen. Grants denial that he had
ever conversed with him concerning Garfield and
Rosecrans, Mr.. Nlchol reaf1irmed to Post Dis
patch reporter most positively his former state
mentS
Mr.. Nichol says there Is nothing remarkable in
the fact that Gen. Grant does not remember him,
as he was only one OF hundreds who called on him
and had few minutes talk, but he himself would
not be likely to forget that the only call and con-
versat'on he had with Grant. He called on him in
his room in the Fifth Avenue hotel at Gen.
Garheld's request and gave him the letter from
Garfield. After reading the latter, conversation
enSued, and General Grant made the remark S
about Garfield and RoSecrans which have been al
ready published. Mr.. NichOl concluded by stat
ing that he made the assertions with full realiza
ton OF the fact that he might be called to sup
port them
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AN "OFFICE OF INTELLIGENCE" has been estab-
lished by the Secretary OF the Navy in the bureau
OF navigation for the purpose Of collecting and re-
cOrding such naval Information as may be useful
to the department In time OF war; as we'll as in
peace. To facilitate this work, the department
library will be combined with the 'sOfce OF Intel
ligence." and placed under the direction OF the
chief Of the bureau of navigation.
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The fact that important business centers rapidly
sprnging up aid being developed here affords Fample
practical proof of the healthy growth Of the Capital
most useful association in city. known the YM.C
A. acknowledging the above self evident truth has pur
chased property the vicinity of Messrs. Riggs
well known bank. This particular locality. perhaps.
has made greater strides, in business point of view.
than most points of interest within the last year. This
step of the Y NJ c. A. is in the right direction popu
ular appreciation will prove. petition has al
ready been signed for Branch Post Office near the
above center.
Here too may be found
EXCELLENT DRY.GOODS AND NOTIONS, LADIES
AND GENTS FURNISHINGS BY
COCHRANE & CO.,
NIL OPPOSITE RIGas' BANK.
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GOING TO THE ARCTIC REGI0Ns.-The chief signal
officer OF the U. S. A. is informed that ste am
whaler, under command Of Capt. L. E. Smith, viii
leave San Francisco bout April 18th for the Arctic
regions, and Will deliver any mail intended for the
officers and men OF the signal station at Point Bar
row Alaska.
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ECONOMICAL AND SAFE.

ECONOMICAL AND SAFE
WEAVER. KENGLA 4 CO.'S
LAUNDRY SOAP
Is ECONOMICAL. BECAUSE IT IS PURE; BEING
FREE FROM ALL ADULTERATIONS, SUCH AS
MARBLE DUST. SOAPSTONE, PIPE CLAY, SILL
CATE, &c, WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT
AND BULK. AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAR OUT
AND ROT THE CLOTHES.
1T Is SAFE. BECAUSE IT Is MANUFACTURED
FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS VIZ: STEAM
REFINED JAILOW (PREPARED BY OURSEI.yES)
PALM AND COCOANUT OILS; WHILE ON THE
CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR
KET ARE MADE FROM GREASE PROCURED FROM
THE CARCASSES OF PUTRID DEAD ANIMALS
THUS ESDAEGERING LIFE AND HEALTH
PUT UP IN BARS. AND EVERY BAR BRANDED
WITH OUR NAME.
FOR SALE By GROCERS GENERALLY
AND WHOLESALE AT OFFICE,
3244 WATER STREET, GEORGETOWN d. C.
ORDERS WILL ALSO BE RECEIVED FROM THE
TRADE BY FRANK HUME, BARBOUR 4 HAMIL-
TON. n. II. SHEA. Or RYON & EARNSHAw. m8
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The straw Bond Cases.
Lieut.. Harder xst IrkutZ.
WASHINGTON DC. Ma

Dear Std, am only eight years old but want
to show my sympathy for sargent Mason. do
not think 1t is fair to punish Mason so severely
when he did not hurt any one, and Guitau who
good time, my little sister and each send fifty
cents for baby Mason. WILLIE.
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THE SECRET SERvICEof the Treasury department
IS informed OF the arrest OF Charles 7. Laur,
counterfeiter and fugitive from justice, at Nash
vile, Tenn.
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GEORGETOWN ADV'TS.

~ EORGE E. MOVES,
" COLUMBIA FOUNDRY,
lOoo 3Oth street, Manufactures Steam Engines Boil
ers, Shafting, Pu leys and Mill work; Architectural
Iron " ork also repairs Agricultural Machinery.
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Affairs i'm tho odd World.
Wall Street To-day.

THE STOCK EXCHANGE MARKET STRONG.
NEW YORK, March 25.-The Posts financial
article says: The Stock Exchange markets con-
tnue strong, and the leading stocks are 1a1}s
higher than yesterdays closing prices. although
is no apparent cessation In the purchase by
the large speculative capitalists. According to the
report of the leading commission stock brokers the
outside demand for stocks In increasing u. s.
bonds continue strong: The extended IS and As
are : higher, and the ANS 4 higher. The IS are
Southern state bonds are dull and firm''
The money market continues very easy. Cali
money on stocks is offered at per cent and six
months money at per cent. On United states
bonds the quotation for call loans is sas per cent
Prime mercantile paper Is 5a6 per cent The mar
ket for foreign exchange is dull, Is usual after
the sailing OF the steamers. No gold was shipped
today, and the rates for sterling and continental
bills are as yesterday.
The Markets.
BALTIMORE. March 25.-Virginis 81 consots. 6ss5:
do second series. 49, do. new ten-forties. IL I'D
BALTIMORE. March 2s.-Cotton steady-middtns,
IT, Flour Unclaimed and firm. Wheat. southern
se WESTERN 1 Winter red 49, sp ss
A Jais Nay iu1ass liz
bid, Corn southern sfesdy; western steafy-southern
& IS q ssss Es''f9 mi Nay sea- sss7s E:
June 7s bid; oass quiet! southern: 5ias5 western
Rye quiet and steady s5ai. 90 Hay unchisnged.
ressn S.dh s pR sa. SS D chm ss Butter
s Coffee ss sss os "
WHISKY quiet sssSSss
. !ss Ss:ss s. SS
.ss SO: .ns sae
ssss sac S SSads Has awe
Ss;s :s:s end s s. "a "a a as
$3.50 - - - SsssSS :
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II ING'S PALACE.

ING'S PALACE,
IL s14 SEVENTH STREET.
HE balance OF WINTER STOCK sold ct aisu9hter-
Ing prices. Receiving daily all the new styles Of Sprin
Hat and Eonnets Flowcr Ribbons. silks and Laces.
egan Black and English Treble Crepe from 81. 80 to
y. % Ier yard. KINGS PALfCE
1t1im eA IN street. nCkt
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The Washington Conference.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE FOURTH DAY-PREACHERS
ELECTED TO DEACONs ORDERS.
BALTIMORE, March 25.-The fourth days ses-
sion OF the Washington Methodist Episcopal con-
ference (cOloredl, Bishop Wiley presiding. was
opened with devotional exercises by Rev. S. Hunt,
agent OF the Methodist Book Concern.
The following were elected to deac0ns orders:
Patrick Il. Howard, Solomon Hammond, Leroy
Digs, Robert III. Smith, Alfred w. Brown and j.
w. Elkins. Fifteen local preachers were recon-
mended for deacOns for ORDERS all but one OF them
being from the Baltimore district.
Bishop Wiley said the list was very long. and
advised that discretion be exercised in granting
such orders. DR.. Buckley editor of the Christian
Adr0cdte, addressed the conference. Richard r.
Riggs, John w. Meredith, William H. D. votary
John w. Banks, OF Baltimore: Charles A. r. Lyle
ana Moses Hammond, Of MOnocacy, Md, and
Washington Carter, OF West River circuit, Md,
local preachers. were elected to deacons orders.
The steward OF the conference claims. Rev. J. II.
Riddlck, reported the distribution OF s2l0 among
nineteen widows and $3.50 among eight Superannll-
ated ministers Adopted.
A delegation from the AM.E. church appeared,
ana an address OF greeting was made by Rev. W. X.
Arnold, which was responded to by Revs. E. W.
Speck, j. u. RiddiCk and w. w. Foreman.
Rev. p. G. Walker WAS appointed to deliver the
missionary sermon on Monday. Adjourned to
Monday.
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SAFE DEPOSIT co.

SECURITY FROM Loss BY BURGLARY.
~ KOBBEkY, FIRE OR ACCIDENT.
IuE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
CoESEn l3rH STREET NEW York AVE.
Psrpetuai Charter Act Of Congress january 22d 1885,:
keqs Safes Tor 80 TO $50 year. ana takes ali kind,
ot Secu1es and Naiuablcs Special DEPOSIT =: lowct
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER Prcs:aa,.
CHARLES e.. GLOVER Of lysrs = o., yiec p-..,s,c>
Join CASSEI.S, Treasurer.
ALBERT I. STCRTEVANT Secretary
G. L. Symzp. Asst. Secy,
DIRECTORS:
4ec;An.is r. Snyder. Charscs c. Gloye-
John CzaSss, Henry = WlIari'
Albert L. Stcrteyant. ThoEias Eyana.
John u. PArke. an
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The Collision On an Elevated Railroad
Track.

NEW YORK. March 25.-About eight O'Clock this
morning a train Of cars on the Sixth avenue ee-
waited railroad was nearing the station at Court
land street, and going at comparatively slow rate
OF speed, when car that Was moving on the middle
traCk-there being three at this point-Struck the
end car OF the up going train 1t contained only a
few passengers, and these were thrown from their
seats, but were more frightened than hurt The
car on the outward track, which struck,
careened over, tearing away part OF the track and
the guards, which are situated on either side OF
the track 1t would have fallen into the street be-
low, but for the fagmans bridge, on which it
rested, and telegraph pole. The occupants OF
the car were safely removed The car on the
middle track was also toppled over and leaned
over to the west. Great difficulty was experienced
in replacing the cars on The track, and trains were
delayed over two hours. The damage to the cars
was slight. The accident was caused by the DISC
bedience OF the engineer of the train, which
started from the Rector street station. A red sig
nal was displayed between the main and middle
tracks with "danger" and "st0p" for the purpose
OF OBTAINING the extra trains until the schedule
time for starting. This signal, it Is said, was
ignored by the engineer, and the collision fol-
lowed.
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Arrangements for the H.OngfellOv OBJ
SeUUies.

BOSTON, March Sit has been decided to hold
private services over the remains of the late Prot
Longfellow at lis late home, on sunday afternoon,
aud at 4:3O pm. public services Will be held at Ap-
pletOn chapel The remains Will be taken to
Mount Auburn for int ar1nent in the family lot.
The arrangements have not been perfected, and
will not be before this evening. The casket and
drapngS will be OF the simplest character.
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Fire IN PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, PA, March "a fire broke out
this afternoon and burned for over an hour In the
warehouse Of Charles N. RosSen, dealer in cOrks
and brewers supplies No 40S north 81 street. The
loss is estimated at $4,000, on which there is an
insurance of So 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-25

NATIONAL BANK NOTES received for redepptio
during tho week ending to-day, 81 ,5S7 0tO; for til
corresponding period of 1881, 81 1856, COO Receive
to-day for redemption, S259, 900.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.
DROPCSALs FOR GAS FIXTURES.
OffICK OF BUILDING FOR STATE. WAR
AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS
WASHINGTON, ID. g., March 2l 1882 \
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing delivering
and putting III Place complete the and gilt
State, War and Navy Departments in this CITY will lie
reeeiyed at this office until TWELVE NJ, OF APRIL
TENTH, 1882 and opened Immediately thereafter in
presence of bidders. -
Specifications general Instructions to bidders and
plank forms OF PROPOSAL viii be furnished TO established
manufacturers of gas fixtures application 10 this
once . THOS. LINCOLN CASEY
mZl-os Lt-Col. Corps of Engineers.
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NATIONAL BANK NOTES received for redemption
during the week ending today, 81 5S7 0O; for the
corresponding period Of 1891 81 1S6, 600. Received
to-day for redemption, 1853, 600.
AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House to-day
were Vice President Davis Sen tors Frye, Plumb,
COckrell, Miller (CaL), Anthony, and Lapham,
Speaker Keller and Represent itivss McCord, Bur
rows, Orth, Hazalton, Hepburn, D;ZendOrf, Hum
phrey, Houk, Valentine, Aldrtch Dwight, Lacey,
and Williams.
DECISION AGAINST ENsIaN RhFNoLDs.-The naval
board OF which Capt. Semmes was president, Gi-
rected to consider the claims Of Ensign L. K Rey-
holds for advancement OF thirty numbers for gal
llntry, has decided that although his services were
very merftoriOuS they do not warrant the advance
ment desired. 1t Will be remembered that Ensign
Reynolds rendered valuable assistance In reScuing
The crew OF the Austrian bark Olive, which WAS
wrecked In 1879, and bringing them to the Constel
lat.On and for which he received several medals
and comnendatory letters.
PRESIDENT GARFIELD AND THE PERUVIAN Con-
PANY.-It Is stated that the letter OF Shepherds
addressed to President Gar1a.d and containing
the Peruvian cOmpany'5 prospectus and other doc
unents was never seen by him 1t came into the
White House with other mail and was opened by
the Presidents secretary. and at once sent to the
State -partment as matter of routine, without
even the knowledge On General Garfield'S part
that such a communication had been received
Mr.. COOKS SUCCESSOR NOT YET SELEcTED--Attor-
ney General Brewster said to-day that MI Richard
7. Merrfck had not been decided upon as assistant
counsel in the star-route prosecutions. No has
yet been selected.
MORE STRAw-BoND CAsEs.-John Case and Jas.
Coulson were before the grand jury this morning
in relation to alleged worthless bonds given by
Mr.. A. E. Boone in southern routes
With the register and In it the entire estate Is LETT
to her adopted daughter, Mrs Mary A. Wall.
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Observation-Disclosures.

HOUSEF u 1tNISHlNGS.
700 MARKET SPACE 200
JEwETT WATER FILTERS
DECORATED TEA SETS.
DECORATED TOILET SETS
DECORATED FISH SETS.
DECORATED DINNER SETS FROM s19 UP,
A fun line Of White Goods in
FRENCH CHINA. STONE. PORCELAIN AND
STONE CHINA.
GLASSWARE. RICH CUT. ENGRAVED and PLAIN
WORCESTERSHIRE GOODS AND COOKING
UTENSILS IN GREAT VARIETY.
JAPANESE TEAPOTS-A LARGE ASSORTMENT.
E1am1ne our 'rPERFECTION" HARDWOOD RE-
PERPETRATORS before purchasing. They are hand
sOne and We warrant them to give entire satisfaction.
u BEST GOODS. LOWEST PRICES.
WILMARTH & EDMONSTON,
m3Ieo 7O9 MARKET SPACE.
As WE ARE ABOUT TO INTRODUCE
"a Anew Line Of
PORTABLE RANGES,
We have several Cook Stoves and Ranges that
room fo sem MAJ a. COS. Gree m Mareh 1s in order 70 make
On nand 20 be sold at cost To clean balance of
Gas Portables. we have put them down at less than
manufacturers prices.
CAL early and secure Bargains in above goods, at
W. S. jerks & CO..
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DRY GOODS.
OARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS.

pARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS.
500 New Style PARASOLS and sun UMBRELLAS.
30 Pieces BLACK SILK and RHADAMES. from 81 to
81. 30.
90 Pieces PLAIN COLORED SILKS, SOC.
A Splendid Stock of WHITE INDIA LINENS and
Case Fruit Gfd OF 1 The i LOON SCofToN, 1oc
Case LONSDALE COTTON, I0c
GEO. J. JOHNSON,
ma 71s MARKET SPACE.
NEW PARAsoLS.
NEW SUN UMBRELLAS.
NEW SKIRTS.
POLKA DOT LAWNS
FINE LINEN LAWNS. $500. Csc.
FINE DRESS GINGHAMS. .12Hc.
TYLER 4 CHEWING.
m21 91S SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
OUR CITY'S GROWTH AND PROGRESS.
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CToRAGE.-PARTIES WANTING sru.sAc,: cav
- b acceasmcdsscd - any exfyif at UOwf.INGsS
Sfoa1s I'M ssrsst aid tsnnsyvac,a Hseaus. ~ rea a.
80 Eese4 Ea3l-tu
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OYS CLOTHING HOUSE

Is. ROBINSON & Co.,
BOYS CLOTHING HOUSE
OLD 800 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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The following are the ODening and closing PIC 8
Of the New York Stock Market to-day, as repo tel
by special wire to H. Ii. Dodge, 500 18th street:
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Washington News and Gossip.
The Case Of Sergeant Mason.

COUNSEL BIGEIow INTENDS TO PROTEST..
Mr.. Bigelow, the counsel for Mason, will file
protest in the Supreme Court OF the United States
on Monday next against the case being tried
through the I.yddy Brothers OF New York
Mrs. Mason did not arrive to-day, as was ex-
pected.
Judge Advocate General Swain win on Monday
submit his report on the Sergeant Mason case to
the Secretary of War. The report will, without
doubt take the ground that Mason was not legally
convicted.
The Straw Bond Cases
PLEAS OF NOT GUILTY ENTERED.
When the indictment In the case of Boone Dom
ohue and Others, charged with conspiracy in straw
bond cases, had been read this afternoon, pleas OF
not guilty were entered By the several defendants
Lieut.. HARDER xst IrkutZ.
The Secretary of the Navy to-day received a
telegram from Lieut.. Harher announcing the
arrival OF himself and Master Schultze at Irkutz
all well.
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

THE WILD OF Mrs. MARY BERRY has been filed
with the register and in it the entire estate is LETT
to her adopted daughter, Mrs. Mary A. Wall.
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oSfSedhaS a1cSt1 Stitsa tne kbS1Dys
WILKEsBARRE, PA, March PA petition for the
pardon OF Sergeant Mason, containing 5000 names
WAS sent to the President tO-day. One hundred
dollars will be forwarded to Philadelphia next
week to be added to the ten cent subscription
fund for ''Betty and the baby"
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A DefaultinE treasurer.

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., March 25-The resignation
county has this morning been forwarded to the
proper authorities. The report that Gov, Bell
and W. N. Dow are on Lanes bond as treasurer,
Is unfOunded. His bonds in that Office, instead of
being for $4,000 as published amount to $4,000
and the county win lose nothing by his transac-
tons The probabilities are that Lane will secure
lieved that his confessions have been truthful in
all particulars, and that every effort has been
made by him to make restitution. so that now he
is penniless- The general sentiment of the com
munity seems to be In favor OF rendering him all
needed assistance in his troubles
A Young Lady Fatally Burned.
LANCASTER, Pa, March 25.-Lizzte Stelgerwalt
young lady OF this city, was fatally burned last
night She was about retiring, when her clothing
caught fire from candle, and she received fatal
injuries before the flames could be extinguished.
Wife Murder.
the West Pennsylvania railroad, Is miles north OF
here, yesterday John MCGEE. aged 60 years, shot
and fatally wounded his wife. He was drunk at
the time, and Was promptly arrested.
Union Printer. Discharyed.
ALBANY. n. Y. March 25.-The state printers.
MesSrs. Weedt, Parsons a. Co., have discharged
about 40 of their compositors. The men were sup
posed to be members Of the union, while the house
has been non union for four years, and it was
feared that their continued presence among the
nOn-union compositors would lead to general
strike OF all. The firm claim to be able to readily
I'LL the places made vacant
Affairs i'm the odd World.
SCANDAL OF THE MONACO GAMING TABLES
PARIS, March 25-The committee on petitions OF
the chamber OF deputies after coaferring with NJ
De Freycinet, the prime minister. relative to the
best means OF ending the scandal OF the Monaco
gaming tables, has decided that the subject Is not
one for the consideration OF the chamber, but for
diplomatic action.
THE GEAR AND THE EMPEROR FRANCIS JOSEPH
BERLIN, March 2a.-The 7ngNan states that ne
gotiat:Ons have taken place between Vienna and
st. Petersburg on the subject OF an interview be-
tween the Car Alexander and the Emperor Francis
Joseph.
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.

SEWING MACHINES. &c.
AT AUERBACHS. COR 7rH AND II STREFTs
"A heceaved today. . fresh supply Of New LateHt
Improved Machnes of
ALL THE DIFFERENT KINDS
Can on us direct make your own selection and save
Before buvins examine tho NEW OUEEN-beauty
simplicity and durability combined
We refer to hundreds Of Washington ladies' who were
made happy by the QUEEN.
sPEClAL.-One Latest Improved Singer slightly
osed with stop motion. two drawers, drop leaf cover
md Al attachments, $40. Domestic SIS, Howe
tAei one Cd Singer IS.
G. AUERBACH.
Cor 9TH and II streets,
Next door to Auerbach's gents furnishing and hat
sore. mo
IT STANDS AT THE HEAD.
THE LIGHT RUNNING AND DURABLE
ELDREDGE,
THE ACKNOWLEDGED PEER OF SEWING
Compare is with other and you viii decide at oace
n IN favor. Call and IL at
OPPENHEIMEE'S
Sewing Machine and Fashion Rooms.
e2S 9th street northwest. near corner Of L street
u ezar Dress N aker for Spring and Summer showing
.o0 OF tne leading styles for Ladies' and Chidrens
Se1fs Pttcc ID cehts- NILS
WE DON'T MAKE MUCH NOISE ABOUT 1T
w But Keep the Finest Assortment OF
SEEMING MACHINES
And se Tor the least money. Of any house Ia Washing
soa.
Renting and Repairing . slecia..y
AiS 4eT 9th strset northwest
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MORE STRAW BOND CAsEs.-JOhn Case and Jas.
Coulson were before the grand jury this morning
in relation to alleged worthless bonds given by
Mr.. A. E. Boone in southern routes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-25

Just received the largest and most complete stock of
EASTER CARDS. in every variety of design. Also.
RIBBON TIED EASTER POEMS LENTEN and DE-
yOTIONAL BOOKS. PRAYER and hymn BOOKS.
VIM. BAILANTYNE 4 SON
mis- 42S Seventh street.