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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-09

RALTIMOKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
1Hk EAST AND THE WEST VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK. JANNEY COUPLER!
SHE'LL

Schedule tn take effect SUNDAY NOV. IL, 1882.
Leave Washington. from station corner of New Jer-
oey s.enue and street
For Chicago. Cincinnati. Louisville and ST Louis
through coaches and Palace Sleeping Cars to above
points without change; 0:15 a. daily to Chicago
except saturday.
For ittsburg. Cleveland and Detroit at 10: Is a. M
snd 8 40 = m, daily; s:49 p. u solid train to
f1tfselTg. with Sleeping Cars attached
Trains for Philadelphia and New York at $40 q. M
daily. except Sunday. 3 } m and 9:4O Din daily
With farior and Sleeping Cars attached
For Baltimore week days. D. q: 80 so T.45 10
arc 10 M ITO 2:2O. 80. ). $50. 80 40 As
., 80. . ~, II 80 pm.
FOR baltimore on Sundays. 6 80, 1:45 DAM .15
30. y $40, 5:i9, ., 8: 40 pm.
FOR Annapolis ESQ am. Il. 20 and 4:40. on Sunday
gain. 40 pm.
For way stations between Washington AMI d Itimore
49, J. N, IL 10 H.. 3:.n 40, Z and IL 30 a. M
ot Sations on MetropOitaE Branch, :: TO- s. 40 a. m
90 H. daily, except SUNDAY. As pm. daily; for
Sunday - eP'
Trains arrive from the West daily. 60 7s5 a. M.
From New York and Philadelphia. 3 :55. 8:15 An.
oa.S. 10 y M daiiy except sunday.
10 rom Aiial9lis $50 a. 1:50 6j7 p. m. Sunday
Iropl Stsunton. 2.i5 pm. daily except SUNDAY.
from Frederick, EEcCrSt0wn and irterJ,e,i;at a
point So M FredeI Eek and way stations .. az
day. 10y i'' Except sun
Trains leave Baltimore co- Washington at 2 AN
~ 10 H. =. y 10 and 1850 IN, IL Is 90
40 .:i0. y $40 m. 30 s. 6:25 80 and IS H. m
ID All trans from Washington and la t.uore stop at
forinrther information apply at the Baltimore AMI
Sho icket Office. Washington Station GIy n, Il I35i
itEi-yNanla avenue l4th street where ,rier,
NJ 7. iaktn Tor tZase " To checked and received al
WI. GLEMENiS >. NJ. OF T. baltimore and 4, =
LORD g. I. A. ' '. - n
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1or iittsourg and the West Chicago Limited Frn,.s.
daily With Vi sisepns a1 esr. f Esss
dsiS TO vita rses c ws'ern EssRrs
t asan. and n shs wf1PTs1 $50 day Tor
For f pa G.h.Rs., .Sb }EodoNAc RAILROAD
Wsshn " a1 y eseepi Sunday. with Paiace Gar:
For Wilialnsport Lock Haven. and Em,r, SO a,
For ~ r; daily lady . eIee ,sa sunday Sun:
80, $50. andlO: 20 pm, On SUNDAY I'd 3 - "
ld IL 70 s 2 Limited nit; I,prsss Pullman, Par.
For Boston W thout clal,sr 10 p. IN every week ax
1oT Brooklyn. NY al through trains connect a. lar
eee f aS Sns es to E sToos t;,, Annsa
To- tfrrtase serosS New York City. A'''"s oou''
$50 .a ans is2S 500 sa s sSsS go
~ ~ Pr Limited A1press. $50 a N. daily. ex.
- ls6 go So so: and 100 q i pm. 90 90
s ,4 1os,5o s;oO $50 AN. A:2o. 60 $780, $780,
For 10, e. cryeE Line e:4oa H. aud 4:4o P IN. daily.
f0r Arls,o.is. $40 s-m snd 4.so Pm daily. szoeD.
tss afBaHs1 zaS Szsass sA
1'rA1e lex. go fco e2s LOO and II :2s an.
sqna.s sisso s4o and Ii Is am. ana Zoo a od
Trains AsIandria Tor Washinston n" % 500
s Sunday at 500: SIS and 1000 a. N. 20 and
1sh,ts information at the once nortbe.s, oorr..
sos ss sss .d q a1
s's' '' destination M iTon hots.s ana Tssdences.
cH.s. fUGH Genera Se ssn.fss :'snss' A''sn.
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ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO BLAcKMAu MARY ANprR.
SoN..An alleged attempt by DR. @. Ii. Marshall OF
flttsourS, TO blackmail the actress, Mary Ander-
son, has Just come to light Marshall wrote two
letters 10 Miss Anderson's stepfather, DIR. Griffin
la Which he stated that he had letters OF Miss An.
uersoh's written TO certain persons which II pub
liSned would create a sensation and offered to
sell them for $4,000 The postal authorities are
now wo rking up the case
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star.
The Phoenix Park Murder Trial
CONTINrEn ERnM TUE rIpSr xn,r1oN

coNTINUED FROM THE FIRST EDITION.
There were very few claims fer exemntion from
service The grand jury soon returned 10 the court
room WIN true bill against Joe Brady, charging
MIN win the murder OF Lord Frederick Cavendish
and Mr. Burke Brady was arraigned at the bar
ana pleaded not guilty. An application was then
hiaue Ior the poStponement Of the trial, as the
natpaIatlonS Tor 1t were not complete.
me counsel for the. Crown opposed any
longer postponement than till tomorrow.
MT McCune, Brady'S solicitor said tn at
Mr.. A. M: Sullivan would act for Brady IL fime was
allowed him to get ready. Judge O'Brien said
InaC the case must proceed tomorrow. II Mr..
sullivan was not ready to take 1T in hand, he
Judge O'BTien) would appoint some other person
10 act for Brady. The case was further consd-
Set for tomorrow, and Dr. Webb Adams was as
signed ty the court 10 defend the prisoner.
PLEADS NOT GUILTY.
Curley, Kelly, Thomas, Caffrey and FitZharrls
were next each arragned separately. They each
pleaded not guilty. All were held tor trial
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THIS EVENING.
NALgEr 3. WILLIAMS < CO.. Auctioneers.

Va ALI Ek Is. WILLIAMS x CO.. Auctoneers
VAIL 'H. 7 IFfPitGVf ID AND JTNTMPROVFD PROP
hts,l. CORNER NINETEENTH AND Il
5tE.rT- NOLrHHEST. Al AUCTION.
ON jt.2 DAY. APRIL TENTH. at HALF-PAST
III Cfl'tf +. IL. shall sell in front OF the
ic'Hsos ots ]. 30. 81 and 81 III 81 " I!or kins SUB
- t-.'ii Of EGaTe 10. improved by brick dwelling
ia. .rcf ~ ~ -
FERNS cf sale: O5e-tird cash balance six twelve
c1i1 Eh;fcn Months notes bearing interest from,
day of safe rnd secured hy deed Of property
soi All constrEi eng. &c, purchasers cost $50
dos. each lot tim of sale.
81 Bot WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 co ,Aucts.
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The MARKET COMPANY CASH was decided In the
supreme Court OF the United States to-day, n.
hrming the decision OF the court below. tho
court said was not necessary 10 decide che oues-
ions oi power TO fix rates u taxation, &c. The
amount involved WIS ssS,o1 The suit was for the
full amount OF s2s,ooo per annum. The rate "a
readIusted was 6, 500 The decision WAS in fayo,
or the company.
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AUCTION SALES.

nUNCANsON BROS. Aucuoneers.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
CARPETS, MATING, STOVES, LOT CLOTH
ING. CONSERVED FRUITS. LOT TINWARE,
&c, &C.
FAMILY CARRIAGE.
LOT ENGLISH BOWS AND ARROWS.
At auction on tuesday, MORNING. APRIL TENTH
Commencing at Ten O'CLOCK, will sell in front of
our saesroon, a general collection of goods. 1t
CHAs WEEKS. W. W. BULLEN.
WEEkS & Co, Auctioneers,
w 63I Louisiana avenue,
Opposite City Post Office.
ENTIRE STOCK OF HARDWARE, 60, CoMpRIs-
ING A GENERAL ASSORTMENT, viz;
Fine Pocket Cutlery Table Cutlery
Scissors aud Shears, Vises
Hand and other Saws
Cabinet and Builders Hardware.
twines. Locks, Agricultural Tools.
Large quantity of Shelf Hardware.
And othe goods being the entire stock contained In
Store No IT'S eth street north vest. at auction com
mencing at TEN O'CLOCK MONDAY MORNING
APkIL NINTH, and continuing in the EVENING at
SEVEN r. NJ. and every day thereafter at same hours
until all is disposed of.
Dealers 8ud private buyers invited.
Sale without reserve to Close the business
CHAS. WEEKS, Salesman,
:p9-3t with Dnnccreoo Tl-oa
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Name. o. {. Name.

IHR TEXAS HOTEL HOLOCAUST The Ende hotel
three-story brick building, at Greenyille the
county seat OF Hunt county. Texas fell down
about O'Clock Saturday morning, and the ruins
were then destroyed by FIRE. with an appalling loss
Oh me- There were nearly firty guests I'm the
mouse, most OF whom were asleep when the crash
occurred, and OF this number thirteen were buried
beneath the ruins and burned to death In ~
weakened the walls "'
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District Govern ment Affairs.

THE RESIGNATION OF SERGEANT HAMILTON
The resignation OF Sergeant Hamilton was ac
cepted on Saturday by the Commissioners The
charges against him had no reference to the recent
police investigations, but were OF different char
acter.
District Commissioners West and EjmondS were
at their several posts to-day, as usual There WAS
an unusual number OF visitors at the District
buildings, among them many office seekers who
hope that something may turn up to their benefit
In the reconstruction movement among the police
and other departments 1t was thought that there
were to be more changes OF policemen announced,
but there were none up to s O'Clock to-day. The
matter or the new school buildings were under
discussion Saturday afternoon and engaged nearIy
the whole time. The plans In detail were dis
cussed and approved A general description OF
these houses has been published in The STAR
Col Dye, chief OF police, and Judge Smell held a
lengthy conference to-day with Commissioner Ed.
monds, and 1t was thought to relate to police
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.

WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers
SALE OF CONDEMNED STORES AT MARINE
BARRACKS. WASHINGTON, DC.
On THURSDAY, APRIL TWELFTH 1884, AT
ZEN O'CLOCK M shall sell at public auction a
large quantity of condemned articles such as Cartridge
Hoses' Mnsket sings Bayonet Scabbards, Swords
IRON. Brass, Irumpets. Upright Steam Boiler Two
Large Iron Boilers, Stoves. etc, etc.
Terms cash time of sale.
By order OF the Quartermaster.
a5-d WALTER b. WILLIAMS L CO. Aucts
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EIoPED WITH A CoNyIcT-A niece OF one OF tho
Deputy lallers at Bristol, RL aged Is eloped with
w. H. Woodhouse, who had Just been released
aIer serving years term for theft. Since their
marriage Woodhouse has been defrauding hotels
ana Satur day was again sent to jail 10, inopths
released - @~1 SooAA NO iio 10
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NUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE No 1924
MARYLAND AVENUE EAST.
BY virtue of deed Of trust rded in iber No
S39 folio So of the land records for the Dstrct @
OF Columbia as surviving trustee, will SELL in front I'm
OF the premises. at public auction, FRIDAY THE
O'CLOCK A.. all that certain piece parcel of land
situate and lying in the city Of Washingto D. c. being
known and described as lot numbered eight 80, in
James T. Wollards subdivision of part Of square mum
bered ten hundred and six (G06) recorded In Ljar
X L. H. folio 320, &C.. in the surveyors office of the
district OF Columbia. tocether with all the improve
ing. ~ 1890 fi WALL
Terms: One-th!rd cash: balance, six, twelve and
eighteen monthsnotes to bear interest and to be Sc
OF purchaser Convey ancing at purchasers cost Terms
10 be mred with in seven days. otherwise the Trus-
zee reserves the right to resell at the risk and cost of e
defauitng purchaser after five days pubic notice in
some newspaper published in Washington D. G. de-
posit of 800 required at sale ~
JAMES +. WOLLARD, Surviving Trustee
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AUCTION SALES.
TV'HOMAs BOWLING. Auct.oneer.
THIS AFTERNOON,

FE'HOMAS BOWLING. AUCt.oneer-
IEtSTFES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
On lie MORT II SIDE OF III Strict NORTH.
BETWEEN SIX II AID SEVENTH STREETS
WEST. AT AUCTION.
By virtue OF DECD Of trust TO the undersigned "a
hearing Gate March Cd. 1874, and duly recorded in i
Liter No T43 folio sGl seq Of the land records sf
# Tie District Of Ccrha and 1T request of the party
thereby secured. Will TO public sale, in front
% tiic pteluises, On MONDAY, MiECH TWENTY
18th, ID. 1888, Al FIVE O'CLOCK p n.
the FOIL Ing parcel al ground, Part of lot FIVE
IN square four hundred and fifty three 453) in Wash
nEth city, pc BEGINNING for the the south
st corner Of ,Hid lot and running thence west forty
$50 - ie thence uU tia 1872 feet 10]s inches pub
nc ~, theuCe cast icrty-t two (42) feet and thence
-"h TO the point Of II Chilling. with Ill the improve
merits tn
irriGs ni sale: One third cash: balance in one and
TO }fEr-, IL equal e1ts. with inter- 81 from day
a- tt'tt -fcirtd- or al cash at purchasers option
deposit q" 500 viii - required 1T the sale and if terms
az In cGp ilcd WIKI WITHIN FIVE dat from da:a OF
-at the rust, the right to sell the property
u the risk aHd cost r tie Gcfautng purchaser on five
days unuce in he Evening star. Conye3 ancing al
prrChsS r cost.
MAELOS ASHFORD. ! rs.oo-
Inh6-d3tSeo&ds JOHN i. MITCHELL. 'fus'eeS'
Re- AT RLQIf9T OF THOSE INTERESTED.
above is POS tPDNED to MONDAY, APAll
Ninth, IS. same hour and pace.
ASHFORD X MITCHELL. Trustees.
mh4 3I&ap7.9
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(1HARLEs ". HANDY, Real Estate Agent


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
III NESS PROPERTY ON SEVENTH, BE.
TWEEN M AND STREETS NORTHWEST
BEING NJ S. 1929 AND I229I - " --A -
BS virtue of deed in trust, dated July 2sth a..
i 1872 and an Ire recorded in Lber No s foo a04
sea- OF the land records for the District of Column A
ba, and by direction Of the holder of the prornis-
sorry note secured thereby the said note being overdue
and unpaid the undersigned will Offer at rub,ic aur-
SGn, II front Of the premises on IUEsbAY. THE
p IA -FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. the following described
real estate to Wit Lot numbered nineteen o. and the
south half of Lot numbered twenty f2O), in suuare
Numbered four hundred and forty eight 44s) as sub
dvide by act of corporation April 4th l845 fronting
about 50 feet on It'll street and running back with that
width about 1Oo feet to alley. The improvements
consist OF two threc-story brick dwellings with stores
Terms OF sale: One fourth cash and residue in equal
instalnents at six twelve and eighteen months from
nay OF sale, to be- secured by the purchasers notes
bearing interest and deed OF trust the property
Sold or all cash. at the purchasers option deposit
OF s2oO mst be made at the time of the sale and il the
Terms OF sale be not complied with within one wee from
e Gay OF sale the Trustee the right 10 resell
te property. at the purchasers risk and cost after
three days notice in The Evening Star newepaper
ConVeyancing and recording at purchasers cost:
m M, RUDOLPH EICHHORN, Trustee.
-. l. SOi'DW ELL, Aucuoneer ap3 dads
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r. G 0 G q A :.
~ r E A X IA ST
GRATEFUL-COMFORT
by thorough knowledge of the natural laws which
the OF digestion and nutrition and by
hs Coca Mt tgns has provided breakfast ta
save us mary heavy beyeraEe Which may
ss M 1i,e BAIT arfs of diet that constitution
tendency to d sease Hundreds of snbte maiades ara
Moais around US ready to attack wherever there is
NC, "a puI MSnay escape many fatal shaft by keep.
a ourselves wen fortified with pure blood. and prop
CITY noufisilcd frame. "-Ciuil Service Gazette
Made simply with boiling water or milk.
soio III tins, (ony I-lb and h. J by Grocers ,ah.,a5
JAMES EPPS CO..
o16-m. tu&s homeopathic Chemists London Enc
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LABOR STRIKE NOTES.-The tobacco manufactur-
ers OF Lynchburg, Va, decided to open the factories
to-day to those operatives who viii return to their
benches under the usual schedule pr1ces.-About
100 switchmen In the Erie railway freightyard at
East Buffalo struck Saturday on account OF a re-
duction OF wages New men will be put In their
places.-The Journeymen painters or Philadel-
offered by the Master Painters association and re-
sum somed ~ work to-day The agreement holds
OF the r 4 G. Brooke Iron COMPANY, at Birdsboro',
Pa. have accepted the reduction OF wages pro-
posed by the drm Work at the mills win be re-
sumed to-morrow-Them messengers Of the West
ern Union Telegraph company In Boston are on
strike because OF reduction In rates for deliver
Ing messages, and yesterday voted not TO deliver
dispatch Tor less than two and half cents
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TeleRraphic Briefs.

The Baltimore Coffee exchange was formally
opened to-day and the first regular call was made
T. Morton Stewart, the president, made an open
ing address.
The Canadian government has rejected the
latest proposition made regarding the admission
OF American Whiskfes. Secretary Pratt OF the
American Distillers' association has left Ottawa
The barn OF II. B. Monaghan. at Gary, d. 7. was
burned this morning. His wife endeavoring to
save the stock was burned to death.
A. *. and f. Il. Count, bankers at Fort Collins
Col, and owners Of flour mills at Boulder, have
made an assignment Their failure have been
long anticipated.
The general term OF the superior court, New
YORK, to-day gave a decision upon an appeal in
the suit of VIM. 3. Williams against the Western
Union Telegraph company and others. The de-
clSOn rea1flrns the order granted by Judge Armour
on the 29th OF last December.
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Latest EOreixA News

ADDITIONAL ARRESTS
LONDON, April 9-It is rumored at the Bow
street police COURT to- day that four more arrests
nave been made IN connection with the recent
dynamite disclosures
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALS FOR ICE.

DROPOSALS FOR ICE.
OFFICE OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER
NAsH1SGTON. D. c., April Z 1888
sealed Proposals. will be received ut this Office until
I'm O'CLOCK A. Nj. SATURDAY. April. FOUR
IEtNIH, for furnishing the Government Printing Of
nee with ice for the of 1888.
ddeTs will state the kind Of Ice they propose to fur
sn he cfstul bidder will be required to frlr sh
II IN such quantities and at such times as may be re-
guire subject to wight and inspection when received
ne right IL reserved TO reject any and all bids.
bids WIZ De endorsed Proposals for Ice, and ad
oressea 10 the Public Printer. S. =. ROUNDS,
aP.-ot Public Printer.
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T7HOMAS BOWLING. Anchoneer.

t'iiOMAS DONLlNd. AucnOneer.
SPECIAL SALE CATALOGUE OF ELEGANT ARr1CIFs
EMBRACING ARTISTIC DRAWING ROOM FURNI-
PERB ORNAMENTS IN BRASS, ARTICLES OF VERTU.
&c. 80 80
On TUESDAY MORNING, April. TENTH 1888
coiiiIn" ncns at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, at my Art Sales
ron 18th and Pennsylvania avenue. shall sell with
out reserve. superb collection of goods embracing in
part
ARTISTIC DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE. IN
EBONf. WALNUT, MAHOGANY AND COCO
BOLO. CONSISTING OF RECEPTION CHAIRS,
ORNER CHAIRS. CABINETS, EASELS, CHIP-
PEhDAME CHAIR, SH!PP NDALE CABINETS,
PkUSh. SETTLERS, RICHLY CARVED DRESS
HES: CHIFFONItRs. ELEGANT BUFFETS,
EifGANT TEA TABLES, NORRIS CHAIRS,
ELEGANTLY UPHOLSTERED: ALSO FINE
DISPLAY OF RICH ORNAMENTS, tMBRACING
~. ia NJ MANTEL SETS IN BRONZED MAR
BIZ AND FIRE GILT. GENUINE BRONZE
figures. b ONE PLACQUES ANTIQUE
MIR DIS. LEMOGE AND BRASS CANDLE
STICKS, ANTIQUE TANKARDS, VIENNA GILT
TTaaSSEpiifSTlcIK n3.u ANTIQUE ,SiIQ AND MoDERN
tRS, GERMAN nRINKING CUP (OLDl. Lee
AND BRASS SCONCE. BRASS AND BRONZE
MIRRORS. TCGETHER WITH MANY OTHER
RICH GOODS IN BRASS AND 9TH II NATE
RIAL; SEVERAL FINE OIL PAINTINGS BY
RESIDENT ARTISTS.
The whole forming one of the most interesting and
public. ~ N
Catalogues ready. Goods view day prior to sale
&rb-3t THOMAS DOWNING AucI
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The GO0lYts

PROBATE CoURT-.I,idoe Cor
To-day, estate Geo. A. Vickroy late OF Prescott
Arizona; petition OF Marian A. Vickroy nled
Estate OF Rev. M. Alig: affldayit as TO record.
Estate or Andrea de Frouvlle; Lenke C.. Strider
gave bond $500 as administrator. VIII OF Cath.
crime Brown; issues directed 10y Judge Cox TO be
sent 10 Circuit Court The court will meet TO.
morrow at two O'Clock.
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u"4ls VI PSNef 10 ilN rates ~ taxation, &c. The
| amount involved WIS ssS,on The suit was for tho
full amount OF So 600 per annum The rate as
| readjusted was $500 The decision was in favor
or the company.
WHEAT DIRECT PROM DsKor, TO scorr.,Sp-
Consul Leonard, OF Leith, under date OF February
18th, transmits the following information 20 the
Department OF State al. c. Porter, Of winona
Minnesota has made contracts with John Jack.
son Co to sup. IL them with wheat az Leith and
glasgow, and the grain In I'LL the first order is
now in transit The noticeable fact in this trans
action Is that the wheat is bought directly from
houses at various places In Dakota, on the
nne OF the Chicago and Northwestern
out contact with ether wheat. through 10 Glas.
gov (4.500 mileSl, thus giving the huyar the Ger.
talhty Oh securing specific and uniform grade OF
hari spring wheat without admlKture OF Other
goods"
SECRETARY FoLeEx was the Urea surv depart
ment today for the first tmei In about two months
HIS left eye is still somewhat inaamai and IS pra-
tected by a shade. Otherwisa he Is IN pretty good
health He received large number OF visitors
and attended TO all business requiring his atten-
ton. Assistant Secretary French relieved him OF
the routine business or the department and signed
the mail as acting secretary. Secretary Folger
says he has not decided whether or not 10 60 away
at present IL has been suggested 20 him that
he take trip 10 Minnesota.
APPoRT1oNMENr OF Rooms IN 7ur TRR,suR,
DEPARTNENT.-The Treasury committee consist
Ing OF MeSsrs. Thayer, tof the supery sing archi-
tects oniceD Vail, third auditors oficeD and
Clarke, reyenue marine.l have made the report
upon the subject or the reapportionment OF
the rooms In. the Treasury Department, but
il mas not yet been approved. II Is stated the prln-
clEal recommendations made are the transfer OF
SOLICITOR Raynor and Register Bruce. and the
clerks In their oficeS TO smaller Ou rters the So
lcltors rooms 10 b. given up 10 the use OF the
warrant division. solicitor Rayn0r today made
strong appeal TO Secretary Foler against hts pro-
posed transfer claiming that his rooms had been
occupied by the solicitor OF the Treasury for
thlfty years, ana that ne needs all the room he has
at present; that IL would be unfair Ia hnmiliats
him by pushing him out To satisfy a few clerks
who are DESTROYS OF having better quarters
case OF smallpox was reported at the health
ONCE this afternoon-that OF white bow. Ia years
Old, named Elliot, residing at il2 i2th street
southwest.
A Row IN THE WHITE IoT.-In the Police Court
To-Day -FOUR young men named Chas. Lops, W N.
schneider, Antonio Schneider and Jno. McGur
were charged with assauiting Frank Buckley
Louis Sauers was also charged with assaulung
Anthony Schneider. The Testimony was To the
effect that the defendants got into an alteration
In 'front.' or the Waite House last Thursday night
Sauers was nned $40 or 80 days for assaulting An
tonic Schneider, and Jno. MoGur WAS fined a ike
amount for an assault on Frank Buckley. All the
others were dismlsse
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TOMORROW.
TG-MOKR8W.
WALTER Is. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
IMPORTANT ART SALE

We will sell. 1T salesroom, corner 10Th and D
streets north west facing Pennsylvania ayenue) com
n,iicig on TUESDAY. April, TENTH. at ELEVEN
ttboCh, and continue each morning at II O'Clock,
afternoon at and Nenig at 30 until the entire stock
Is d,poeed OF. large and complete assortment of
Works OF Art VIZ: oman Urns (six feet 3D. Italian
Marble aid Aiabsster Statuary and Works of ART
ros Mar ble Vases of varieRated designs. Animals,
Z ri kt lyers Fruit stands. together with large
so TIM mt Of Gems OF Art
Go IDS will be exhibition Monday. April 9th. To
Whch we invite attention Of the ladies specially aud
pub generally.
sale positive and without reserve commencing
pr,n,ty at the hour named, ELEVEN VCLOiK
TUESDAY MORNING.
Seats provided for ladies.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.,
A,,ntin
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