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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-26

THNRUSTEES' SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY,
Il SOUTHWEST CORNER OF FOURTEENTH
AND STREETS.
By virtue of deed of trust dated October 3D.
lsI4 and recorded in Liber No. 764. folio l42. OFF
the lard records of the District of Columbia and 4
the request OF the party ed thereby sell at
public auction, in front of the premises on MO EDAY
O'CLOCK p NJ. the following described real estate.
viz Lot numbered ninety eight (y9) in Patterson's
recorded subdivision Of square numbered hundred
and six (2O6) together with the improvements thereon
consisting of two-story Frame Dwelling House and
Store
terms cash Deposit of $3.50 required at time of SALE
All conveyancin9 at purchasers cost If trims Of sale
are not COMPLIED with in five days the property will be
resol at risk and cost of the defaung purchaser after
five days's notice III the Evening Star.
JAMES f.. FI1CH,l r.
ROBERT C. FOX, ! trustees
j. l.. COLDWELL, AGct f13-eOS1s
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Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-The Posts financial article
says: The stock market in the forenoon reflected
general feeling OF Disguised uncertainty on the
part OF all varieties OF operators and there was
apparent disposition to strike out on any decided
fractions. The southwestern stocks were the
weakest, on account OF good deal OF talk about
was stronger the refutat1on of the rumors about
President Mitchel's illness. The coal stocks were
the nrmest on the list, and were from X to
higher. while the general market was firm from u
TO Is lower than on Saturday evening. The total
volume OF business up to 1880 O'Clock was about
i4a,UO shares Government bonds were unchanged
IN the forenoon. State bonds were neglected.
Railroad bonds were irregular but generally
steady. Wabash general mortgage 6's advanced
per cent to 74k. Foreign exchange was dull
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.


ENGINEER DEPARTMENT
w.sH1s D!sGs.o Fe GF c1Tg 60 Ia.
hft on sss IN Dh
and Fish Stalls in the cities Of andGeorse
town viii be sold at pqbs auction for the term Of
Market House. to the hishest bidder Terms CASH in
ane
to du1ns Ss
lease.
Also GLoGS the day.
fish stalls Of (Center) washington Market ali Rights
to Establish whsryes
Docks for the landing cleaning and sale OF fish the
deemed eligible unless situated at point on the
to der
resue se to Se paid On the day Of sale and the
By order Of the Board Of Commissioners, DC
coz. >. LYDkCkER. Major Of Engineers, U.S.A..
f22-dts Engineer Commissioner. d. C.
S6E or
zSB sHaf HHS HS5sfSRS rkhHH
SSzExS sRnsS A26zS1 AES z15
6 ShRsEson at
all g Of s eb IL g sss Lots
being l5s TO- The property is sod by order Of the
in eastern Hecon there e
fine building lots in addition to the houses.
three years notes to bear interest and to be
decd OF trust deposit OF 800 each lot required
otherwise resale conveyancng. &c. at purchasers
f21-dts DuNCANsON BROS, Aucts
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m % R q Ed.

BARLOw-LANSDALE. February a. 1888 Mt psr.
sonage. by Rev. &. NJ. Hartsock. ALFRED BARLOW
OF New York city. to FANNIE NJ. O., daughter ol
II. n. Lansdale esq., Of Washington, d. q.
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STEAMERS. &c.
or. NORFOLK. POaTsM MOUTH

F>vKTRFSS s0SROT NORFOLK, PO l1SMOUTH
AND The SOUTH.
Inland and seahoard CeastnS o. . Eisgant steamer
MONDAY NFDNEs DAY and FRIDAY al y. m.
stof,pinT at n ry Point and Poi Lockout going and
rr.Trin, connecting in Norfolk with Boston. Prosi-
dence and Nov O-k steamer. and all railroad ines
sont ar a. tIl Point with he Chesai cake Ohio
ickets Il ststerUtrls h. secur d a: g. o. ticket
Orc 1881 Pa ave. St Maze Hotel boat and general
Of ce 6f3 18th 1t. ALFRED WOOD, Sec'y reas. f3
NOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH FL MONROE
AND THE SOUTH.
Potomac Stear,b-, 81 Company - Popular steamer
TNtEi. TOR, Capt X. 4. Tui
caves 9Th street wharf every TUESDAYS and THURS
DAYS. at pm. aud SAT EKDAYS at SO y. m. stop
ping st Pnry Point and Point Look ut going and
tur ifg. toni citing Norfolk with Boston. FIovi-
dGnCc. New orl j steaInrr and the Nor
folk and Western and Seabosrd and oanoke rairo ds;
al cd FONT WI the chess peake and Ohio railroad.
Freicht received siaiy until pm.
". v. WHICH, Agt T.. NJ. HUDGINS. Gen. Supt.
fa2l
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H'HOMAS DOWNING. Aucuoneer.

1MPRo e9yi; Z 81, PROPERTY, No. 7l9 TWENTIETH
o., On THURsDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH FIRST. Ga
1882 IT -FOUR n O'clock. in front Of the emises: EFF
feet on the east sid of goth street by depth Of 143
Terms: One third cash: balance at six and twelve
months with notes bearing interest and secured by
deed Of trust. All convey encng, &C., at purchasers
cost: 800 deposit required at time of sale.
Sale positive.
j22-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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NAVAL N0TEs.-Passed Assistant Engineer Ar
thur Price has been detached from duty at the
Norfolk navy yard and placed on waiting orders
1.-The U.S.S. Yantic arrived at Pensacola, Fla,
yesterday. She will sail March 5th for Mobile.
In THE COURT OF CLAIMS to-day judgments were
rendered as follows: In favor OF Campbell &
Eslin against the District OF Columbia for $l4 2-
So henry Burch, against the District OF Colum-
bia Ton report OF the referee), $5,.o632, and the
The court adjourned until Monday, March s
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Commissioner Morgan seriously wounded his
foot accidentally Friday night, and has been
laid up ever since. He is better this morning and
hopes to be out in day or two
THE POLICE EXAMINATION.
The examination OF the policemen reported as
disabled or inefficient for service will be concluded
to-day. and the report possibly Will be submitted
tomorrow to the Commissioners There are two
or three OF the policemen on the list who are not
able TO be present at the examination. Their con-
ditiOn will probably be set forth in the report by
the surgeons OF the force. who are IN part or the
committee.
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GUNARD LINE
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
16E CUSATD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 40 y. NEW YORK
Seryia We'd. Feb. - PavonIa. Wed. March %.
10 TINA We'd. March T. ervla. Ned. April 9.
Fart IA We'd. March a.. B1ihnia We'd. April IL.
Cataionis. We'd. Ma. IL Gaiiia We'd. April 49,
AND EVERY WEDNESDAi FROM new IORh.
RATE or PASSAGE:
500. $50 and 200 for pas seneer accommodations
efeeragc ut low rates. SteeraEe tickets
erfCOl and Queenstown aud all other parts Of Europes:
lowest rates.
Through bills OF laden given for Belfast, Glasgow
Hayre Antwerp and other ports the Continent and
fer Mediterranean Forts.
For freight and passage apply at the Companys Office
No. Bowling Green, both storage and cabin to
OTIS BlGELOW CO.. eos 9TH street. Washington.
'A1NON II. BROWN 4 CO., New York;
Orto Messrs. OTIS BIGEIOW CO
tknl2 tO5 It'll street. WASHINGTON.
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THE STAR ROUTE TRIAL.
COmtin ned from the EirSf Edition.


The witness RerdelD said that he had taken the
memorandum containing the VIM. Smith" and
I" Sam Jones" entries from the vouchers in Dor
sey's office and put it away, because, as he had
made an affidavit denying all charges, he did not
want this to be seen by any one. He admitted,
when Mr. Ingersoll pressed him for direct reply,
that he had stolen the paper from Dorsey
At this point recess was taken.
AFTER RECESS
the crOSS-eXamfnatiOn was continued, Mr.. Inger-
SOIL directing his questions again to the time when
the alleged conspiracy was formed and his early
conversations with Miner, Dorsey and others
THE CONTINUED ABSENCE OF Il. n. VALE
the defendant who went west about ten days ago
to be present at his wife's death-bed, has caused
considerable talk, though no action has been
taken by the court. the government or the bonds
men OK MT Vale Mr.. Vale, 1t is stated. last sum-
mer transferred the greater part OF his property to
ms wife, and by her death, as the property goes
to her relatives, his fortune has disappeared. Mr.
Ker OF counsel for the prosecution in talking with
STAR reporter to-day, seemed TO regard it as
very unlikely that Mr.. Vale would return to
Washington under the circumstances
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RANGE OF TIE THERNoNGTER.-Thef following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
officer to-day: z q. m. $3.50; II am, 50 %; 2pm,
go Maximum. ~ 60; minimum, 3a0o.
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TeIcRraDhic Rriefs.

Count Edmond Charles Martimprey, the French
general, Is dead
TWO more attempts to burn the Missouri peni-
fntiary were made yesterday. They were dis.
covered In time to prevent damage.
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The District in Congress.

Mr.. voorhees, to-day submitted in the Senate an
amendment to the sundry civil appropriation bill
remodeling OF the Old portion of the courthouse
in the city OF Washington. Referred to the appro-
DriatiOn committee
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RAILROADS.

RALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
HE HHTM M2pSt ria FAST AMP s The ONLY LINa
NAsh5 haa 9ss aSR BE LET fa ntit
' scHfpr f2Uf 70 Ii STEEL F KAILs
IN. So ITAvE wAsHiNG Ton i0'z'
sen aa louis n ana d h1pss
tsBahTo El 2xfR tE snd Way Stations
SaF Sr AnniRo ana Way d stsas
|BILTIMohf. ix tfssn anu way VIA ''S'As'
tlo-Point Of Rocks and ~ Stations
EIfkEss rarior Cars sS to New S asD 'ostoS
and ana y PD L =, for Ia
Baitiore HyattsSile and iAi Laurel Ispress
s stSrS at Esitsyjlle AnnaPois Junction yessuPs
,e;oo-BALTiMoIsE EXrKESS 1stops at HyaatsyiiIs
flol5-Pilts6urq, Chtcagn Cincinnati and St. Louis
ExI,sss Sleeping cars 10 Cincinnati. Louisville
M.-I2:lO-Ialtinore. Ellico., CITY. Annapolis Way
3l:25-;r SGG,iay only for Ba timorU aud Way.
ts.Ss-BALTIMoRE EX PnEss.
fS:o0-Ba,tinoFe. Philadelphia and y: Y E1nrc=s.
4sGaitIiaSss HsaisVis Laurel Hf E4press fired
-isali;more, AanaPoils and Way Stations A''l
cpser s 81 H Msk p, V Win
Rocks and Way Stations onlyJ
ks1y saS sna naaI npi
80. s:o5-Loin, Of Eoeks and Way Stations.
s:se-E sailiNls 'Ht. Hsi Sts sons
10 ;4e,fiTIsBUkei. CLEVELAND and DETROIT
SFsHsYs GsVs f Yd P's sa1 BOSTON
GSsns fa sd to & sew 19Es
ef 40 VA 81 euii and Chicago
Az rains Washington Stop at Relay station.
aoy Station St shs sis nns and
p.ysanIa s acne corner 18th where orders
G. K. L0iD. Gen Passenger AGENT Ba!to.
NJ Ii R.ltD
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DR.. Loring win lecture tonight at All SOUS
church on "Washington as a Statesman" sena-
Onfcer Herbert at 10 30 O'Clock this morning mr..
rested two young colored men on suspicion OF hav:
Ing stolen diagonal cutaway singleIbreasted
precinct station awaiting identincation. -'
The charge or forcible entry and detainer against
Mrs Matte Brady in the Police Court, Saturday,
was not dismissed, but continued Indefinitely, on
account OF the absence OF the complainant In the
case
CHARGE OF SELLING LOTTERY TIcKErs-License
Agent Ran and his assistant. Officer Carter, 40.
companied by Sergeant II finer. OF the ffth
precinct, visited the Office Jos =. Horoach, No.
1919 street, and put the proprietor under arrest
on the charge of selling lottery tickets. He was
taken to the nth precinct stationhouse, where he
Court.
THE LOSGFELLow Observation-Disclosures in all
OF the public &C loos or the District, the contrbu-
lions OF the pupils for the Longfelow memorial
monument which Is to be erected at Cambridge.
Mass, will be received, and I'm each interesting
exercises VIII tlke place The programs prepared
but In majority the schools the little ones viii
recite or read verses.
FIRST CASE UNDER THE NEW GANBrINs LAW
The first case under the new gambling law was
tried in the Police Court this morning. Tie de.
PENDANT, Levi johnson, was young coiored man
OF West Washington. He was charged with
knowingly permitting gaming table TO be Set up
r 10 nrs mouse Ine defendant pleaded guilty to the
five boys ranging 10 age from thirteen TO sixteen
years, and explained 10 the court that they We're
caught playing at ''fve up" I'm the DEFENDANTS
house for money. Johnsons compensation for the
use OF his premises was In the shape OF a toll on
the money bet on the games Officer Cotter was
present and showed two packs OF cards that he
captured. Prosecuting Attorney Moore called
Judge Snell's attention TO the youthfuness OF the
alleged gamblers, and commented on the bad
effect OF such establishments. "Yes," replied
Judge Smell, ''they corrupt the youths. Let the
defendant have 20 days In JAIL
THE NEW YORK STOCKMARKEF
TIE Following the oueniny and closing pr,csA
e the New York Stock Market TO-DAY, as reported
ty special wire TO II. IL Dodge, $50 18th street.
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CONTRACTS AwARpED-Jas Eastman, OF Chi.
cago, has been awarded the contract for plasterng
the new public building at Chariestown, W. Va,
for 1853: ii. L. Crawford, OF Washington the con.
tract for the granOlithc sidewalk or the new pub.
& J. nj. Douglass, OF New Orleans for curbnC al
the same building. for s. curved, and g. straight
per lineal foot
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--latest qG|Ggrans to The Star.
General Foreign News.

General Foreign News.
FRENCH MEMBER OF THE CoBpEN CLUB.
LONDON, Feb. 26.-M. Clemenceau, the leader OF
the radicals in the French chamber OF deputies,
has been elected an honorary member Of the Cob
den Club
SPANISH SOCIALISTS.
MADRID Feb. 26-Accounts from Andalusia show
that the do1ngs or the socialistfc societies re-
Gently discovered there resemble the worst out
RACES committed in Ireland. The societies are
lords ~ 40 >'~'' N' VIVA '''''N
THE DYNAMITE EXPLOSION IN BELGIUM
BRUSSELS, Feb 26-1n connection with the ex-
saturday, while two members OF an anarchist
committee were experimenting. the house OF an
when she was in Brussels recently, was searched
yesterday by the police, who seized three trunks.
The man who was not wounded by the explosion
Is named Cyroet He is a weaver from Lyons It
is said the Ere nch government has demanded his
extradition
THE DOCUMENTS SEIZED IN BELGIUM.
BRUSSELS, Feb 26-The Gazette says the major.
1ty OF the documents which have been seized in
connection with the explosion at Ganshorten are
written In Russian and Italian. They refer to an
international plot.
LOUISE MICHEL TO BE ARRESTED.
., PARIS, Feb. est is rumored that the dis
closures made in connection with the dynamite
explosion at Ganshorten and the seizure OF papers
at Brussels will lead to the arrest of Louise Michel
ana several OF her colleagues.
THE PLOT TO MURDsR THE GEAR.
BRUSSELS, Feb. 26.-It s reported that the an
archist documents seized here snow that plot
has been organized to murder the Car OF Russia
on the occasion OF his coronation In May.
Washington Visitors I'm Canada
OTTAWA, ONT, Feb. 26-The Hon. Sackville.
West, British ambassador at Washington. with his
daughter and Miss Sherman, the daughter of Gen.
sherman, have arrived here and are the guests
OF the Marquis OF LOrne at Rideau Hall. With the
ODJect OF given his distinguished visitors an opp0r
sports, his eXcellency has invited the Arctic Snow
shoe Club to commence its weekly tramp on Tues
DAY evening from Government house, returning
afterwards to supper.
Strike Ended.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Feb. 26-Most OF the striking
Weavers at the Arlington cotton mills returned to
work to-day on the cOmpany's terms but with the
promise OF an advance II the market should I'm
prove.
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THE "JURY FIXING" INDICTMENTS-The indict-
ments in the ''Jury fixing" cases were drawn under
the direction or Mr. Ker, or the star route prose-
cutiOn. There is only one precedent 10 the books
for the gui dance OF pleader In drawing such in
dictments. and that is nearly 100 years old The
fact that counsel for the various defendants
neither demurred nor moved to quash was COM
pllment TO Mr. Ker'S ability pleader.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

CHAuNcEY j. REED.
<s3 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
Desires to call the attention Of the public to
fact that he has just received very large i'm n n
BANJoS. GUITARS. YIOLINs. ACcORDEONs.
STRINGS. &C, &C..
making his stock of musical merchandise the most ex
ducsion from prices usually quoted He offers special
@ to people in instruments Of
has also large assortment of the now celebrated
TOURNEPHoNE.
music without Iusicai knowledge practice together
&C. Sc also carries at ali times large stock OF the
CHRISTIE 4 SONS PIANOS.
anu Vic '''''lA cIM aHSnIlsf ORGANS.
solid value for the ney that they sell 'at sight" He
a all mas the t ecmrise stock OF hand Pianos
terms so easy that afford to purchase. 10
PIANOS AND ORGANS. m77
NEW PIANOS. $500 to 81. 600.
NEW ORGANS. $50 to $3.50.
,, PIANos AND ORGANS THAT HAVE BEEN
PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR RENT-Fifty instru-
ments of all the makes So to $40 per month;
rents applied on purchase.
FREEBORN G. SMITH,
Manufacturer.
ta2o 1903 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
u EICHENBAC rs PIANO WAREROOMs. PIANOS
OF various makes for sale and rent at $3.50
n0wned Pianos. uning and Repairing. 423 -
11th street. above Pa. jan3O
pIANOS, ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC.
STICK CO. PIANO,
The most Perfect Piano Made.
EMERSON PIANO,
The Best Medium priced Piano Manufactured
WILCOX WHITE AND kIMBALL ORGANS
1irncs and Organs sold instaments, rented or ex-
tLal sed; rent applied If purchased.
CENT MUSIC
Inc only complete stock in the c;tv
HENRY EBERBACH.
No 9l5 STREET
MANAGING partner CT the late firm Ellis K Co. d.
aO3 9TH street northwest. -
lowest PRICES and easiest terms. Organs, Organettes
and other Mus ical Instruments Sheet Music Musical
Libraries and books in great variety.
Pianos, Organs and other Instruments tuned and
repaired. ta6
PEATTY'S ORGANS, 27 STOPS. S125. PIANOS.
~ S297 SO. Factory running Gay and night Gaia
logue free. Address DANIEL F. BEATTY. Washing
-
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MISSIONARY DAT AT MT. ZION II. E CBURcH-
The exercises at this church yesterday were OF an
Interesting character. 1t being missionary day.
pulpit in the morning. The choir was under the
leadership OF Mr.. g. T. w. Sharretts, with Prof
OF this service nearly 500 raised to help pay.
ing debt. In the afternoon the regular song ser
vice was held, at which Hon. John Hill, or New
children In the evening the sunday school held
its missionary anniversary, which was largely
attended. and was presided over by Mr. Lawrence
Cole. president OF the society. The secretary, Mr.
W.ESaundeTa.r read his annual report, showing the
amount collected during tho year to be o57.e&
speeches were made by Mr. Greene and Rev. l. y.
Gardner. The singing was accompanied BY organ.
TWO comets, ana 1ute, by NesSrA 0oodn0w, Adams
and stone Miss Hawkins presided at the organ
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FVNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. NJ AR TEN NAIIYIOWN nc


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. n AR TENNALLY1 OWN. DC.
By virtue OF deed of trust bearing date the 18th IS,
day Of September 1885, and duly recorded in Liber I
ga7 folio 1888 &c. one of the land records for the -
the premises on TUESDAY,, MARCH THIR-
TEL NTH, 1883. AT .HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK,
the following described property, situated in Washing
ton county District Of coinmba VIZ All that piece
81 @rches more or less. the is indicated and
described in survey and plat dated May, 1852. by
Lewis Carbury, surveyor of said District bounded
the west by the road of said District the north
by the land of WASHINGTON Hurdle the south by the
land Of Mrs Arians yles and on I'll east by Lot No
being marked and described in said plat and survey
Lot No g, subject to ryation of road right of
way II feet wide the northern line between said
No. and the land of said Washington Hurdle for the
benefit of all the owners of Lots Mes /. 2. g. s,
and on said plat and survey. improved by. good
frame dwelling. slaughter house, ice houee, stabng,
&C., located near 1ennallyt town. D. G..
Terms: One bird cash. the residue in equal pay
ments at six and twelve months with notes bearing
terest and secured by deed OF trust all cash At the
option OF purchaser. All convey ancing, &C., at pur
deposit Ct 500 WIN b required at time
f23-dts JAMES L. DAVIS. 1rustees'
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The Chrisliancy Robbery.
QUESTION OF BENEFITS BAIL

Nothing had been heard at the district attor.
ney's office, up to O'Clock to-day, as TO Nathan I.
Bennett, arrested in New York for receiving the
diamonds stolen from Senator Chrfsiiancy, save
that he had been arrested and desired TO know
what amount OF bail would be taken Word was
telegraphed that the government would ask
$4,000
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ELECTIONS OF OFFICRRs.-The following have been
elected directors OF the Arlington Fire Insurance
S%Umpany TOT WIZ tne ensuing Ra year; Walter Cox
h. LOvejoy, w. w. Johnston, d. r. Robinson, S. T.
Brown and VIM. King. The RoSstni Choral So
ciety has elected officers for the ensuing year as
follows: President, Mr.. II. L Gosling; vice presi-
dent, MT. p. N. Richardson; secretary, Mr.. W. r.
Lapham; assistant secretary. Miss Amanda Nc
Murray; treasurer, Mr.. w. d. Mcfarland; pianist.
MIS- w. Harvey; conductor, Mr.. T. D. Tracy,
and librarian, Nh. s. c. Stokes.
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HOTEL THIEF SENTENCED.-Everett ID. Berry
was convicted in the Police Court to-day OF three
cases OF larceny of OvercoatS from the clOak-roOm
dressed young man OF good appearance. Private
Edelin, stated that he was summoned TO the
National hotel Saturday, and he found the de-
was charged by the hotel people with having an
OvercOat on that had been stolen from Marshal K
p. Hughes, OF Virginia, a guest at the hotel
Witness put the defendant under arrest and
found pawn tickets In his pockets for two other
OvercOatS. The OvercOatS were taken from Smiths
pawn shop and proved to be the property OF Rep
reSentative Van Aernam, OF New TOrk, land Senator
Call. The Overcoats were ali in court. and Messrs.
Hughes and Van Aernam identified their coats.
The evidence showed that the coats cost $50 each
and were pawned for from "a to IS each. No evi.
dence was offered for the defense and Judge Smell
imposed q sentence OF Six months In iaii in each
case, making term OF eighteen months. 81 would
give him more" said the court, "ir the law al
lowed 1t: We ought TO have more stringent laws
against larceny"
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HAMBURG LINE.
EKTY LINE OF STEAMERS,
LEAVING NEW YORK EVERY THURSDAY
AT NOON,
FOR ENGLAND, FRANCE AND GERMANY.
For Passage apply to
c. b. RICHARD CO.,
General PASSENGER Agents,
81 Broadway, n. Y.
Or to PERCY G.. SMITH,
1851 and GIG Pennsylvania avenue.
Send for Tourist Gazette" apl
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Fve-~ class o. SecuIes bought and sold on commits
zion i'll San Francisco. Baltimore Philadelphia, New
York. Boston and Washington. Orders executed OH the
New Iork Stock Exchange at eighth of per cent
commission. Private and direct telegraph wires to
Richmond. Baltimore. Philadelphia New York and
Boston. through which orders are executed on the
Stock Exchanges in thoee cities and reported back
promptly. Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and in
formation regarding the Markets received through our
wires INSTANTLY diroct from the New York Stock
Exchange. nj
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CECOND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT AND THE
- hixEese cash prices paid. Also Watches Jeweiry
Guns hAtols &c. Call address uERZO(i, 30S ytk
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Washington visitors In Canada
Strike Ended.

WILMINGTON, DEL, Feb. 26-Most Of the striking
weavers at the Arlington cotton mills returned to
work to-day on the company's terms, but with the
prove,