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I'd Edition.
--latest KILOGRAMS to The Star.
The Wise-TaSsey Difficulty.
JOHN 8. WISE IN THE RICHMOND POLICE C0URT-Hl
Is FINED S FOR ASSAULT

RICHMOND, VA, Feb. A.-Captain John 8. Wise
was before the police court to-day to answer for
assauiting Mr.. John Z. Massey yesterday, curing
the taking OF deposition In the latters contest
against the former as congressman. at-large. Wise
acknowledged the charge and said he would re-
peat the assault under the same provocation, even
II Massey were $50 years old and In church. He
was fined s.. Gen. George j. Hundley, Massey's
counsel, asked for continuance. saying that upon
full investigation it might be found necessary to
place the parties under bonds to keep the peace
hereafter. This brought on
SHARP CoLIOQUY
between Gen. Hundley and Capt Wise, the latter
remarklng that, perhaps 1t would be better to re-
qu,re bonds OF him as against Hundley. Gen.
Hundley said he had always treated Wise cour-
te0usly, but that he would neither seek nor shun
dlnculty with him; the courtroom was not the
place to discuss such matters, and that he
was willing to accord Wise any satisfac-
tion ne might wish at any time or place.
the parties were placed under arrest, but
they dfsclaiming any present intention to carry
the matter any further, they were discharged with
recOgniZance
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Name.
Political Sensation I'm RfchmOuA.
WISE SLABS MASSEY IN THE FACE

sensation was caused in Richmond YESTERDAY
oy US. District Attorney John S. Wise shaping
Hon. John K. Massey In the face while dispositions
were being taken in the contested elect on case.
The difficulty was occasioned by Mr. Wise stating
that IL could be proved that Massey was a FIRE.
quenter or the house OF John ID Snellings who
Keeps restaurant and bar. Mr. Massey said that
any person making such an assertion was un-
worthy or belief. Mr. Wise wheeled around and
slapped Massey In the face twice, saying: .You
nave lied on me long enough Mr.. Massey who
Is % years Old, rose from bis chair and said sIf
could wipe your blood from my hands as easily as
can TINS insult, you should not live an hours
Captain Wise. shaking his flnger at Mr.. Massey
SAID: "fou ID old rascal, 1 would box your
Jaws Tor language like that II you were a hundred
have disgraced." The police were called I'm and
arrested Wise, who was bailed for his appearance
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BROS. Auctionesrs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-sToRY BRICK HOUSE
On NJ s. Rect, BE WIEN TWENTY-THIRD
AID 1WENTY-FOUkTH STREETS NORTH
WEST, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in d
Liber No. 9I3. folio PAT ct seq., Of the land 5
records of Washinston county in the District Of I
Columbia, and at the request Of the party secured
thsFeby we yin ssl at public auction ON lodi sUEspAY
O'CLOCK ao, !, +; NJ; in 'front.' q the premises al
and being in the city of Wsshington In the District Of
plan or Plat Of said ty as part Of original lot ngbered
ginning tor the same at point on the south line Of
ner 81 said lot and running thence west along the line
five (75) feet thence east nineteen 90 feet thence
north seventy five f75 feet to the point of beginning
being the same property conveyed 70 Thos 0Meie By
deed duly recorded in ber 92 folio 361 of the land
records OF the District Of Columbia. together with all
the rght easements, privileges and appurtenances to
the same belonging or in anywise appertaining.
Terms: One third cash; ba ance in six, twelve and
eighteen months; notes to bear interest and to
Gu ed by deed Of trust property sold. deposit of
500 required at time Of sale. Conveyancing &C.. at
purchasers cost Terms to be complied with in
days the Trustees the right to sell
at the risk and cost of the defautng purchaser after
five days public notice Of such sale in some news
paper published in Washington. u. C.
,GEokdE G. HENNING.} Trustees
fl5-s, tn. th&ds
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Wall Street To-day.

THE BEARS HAVE THE Best OF 1T.
NEW YORK, Feb @.-The Post's financial article
says: The general character OF the stock market
curing the forenoon was weak and feveriSh, and
the net result of the forenoon's business vas de-
cline of u to per cent, the latter on Oregon and
Irans-continental. with also o decline OF * ON
ROCK Island, ~ on Northern Pacific preferred, z
on the common, ~ ON the Milwaukee and St
Paul. and per cent on st. Paul and Manitoba
The opening OF the market, though fraction be-
low the close OF last night, was firm, and in the
first half-hOur there was even slight improve
ment, but from that time everything began to sag
down with an increase OF business. About 80
and from that time on, there was scarcely rally
worthy OF mention. The total sales up to 1890
were about 900 shares the market remaining
steady at 1880. with prices a fraction above the
lowest.
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FAcrs WonrH Ksow1xa.

FAcrs WonrH Ksowrxa.
YOUR LAST CHANCE THIS SEASON.
KINGS PAL ACE,
sI4 SEVENTH STREET.
WONDERFUL REDUCTIONS.
ELEGANT BLACK TIPS.
At25 cents . Bunch,
Three in a Bunch.
CLOSING PRICES OF CHILDREN's AND MISSES.
TRIMMED HATS
From &c. to Soc.
LOVELY PLUMEs
At Soc. 76c and 81.
FINE ZEAL BEAVER HATS,
At SOC. and 75c
RIBBONS, vELvETs AND PLUsHKs
Almost Given Away.
CHnDREE's AND LADIES' cLoAKs
At Your Own Prices.
FRENCH PATTERN HATS,
From a to Sc. sold formerly ut SIS and $40.
BEST TREBLE
ENGLISH BLACK GRAPE,
For yelling. very wide. at 81 and 81. 50 Per yard.
LACES. KID GLOVES. LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
Cheaper Than Elsewhere.
few moro days only and great closing sale win
end. Don't fail to call at
KINGS PALACE,
~ slA SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
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A Maryland Scandal.
AN ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO BLACKMAH RFPUrA nm
PHYSICIAN.


telegram to the Philadelphia Press from Bal.
timore, February 10, says: Fashionable society ia
Frederick, Nd, is greatly exercised over a scandal
In high life involving Mrs King, wife OF Mr. James
b. {. King, O well-known citizen, and DR. A. A.
isoth' physician OF high staining in the profess
sion. rev days ago the physician received a
note from the lady, who was one OF his regular
patients, requesting him to call and see her He
responded, buf IL is said that as soon as ne en-
Tered the room he was met by the hus-
band OF the lady, who, armed with a revolver
charged the doctor with improper intimacy with
his wife The physician denied the allegation,
and it Is said, appealed TO the lady to sustain him
In his denial, but she, instead OF denying the
charge, bowed her head IN acquescence or the
truth OF the accusation. The husband Informed
the doctor that he would accept S. 600 as compro-
mise, and demanded a note tor that sum, which
was given him. The doctor was then allowed to
take his departure. The following day, acting
upon advice, he served an Injunction u.Don the
holder or the note, prohibiting him from realizing
upon IL couple OF days later the trouble APP
pears 70 have been revived, counsel for Mr..
King brought suit in the circuit court OF Frederick
county against DIR. Roth for $4,000 damages on the
alleged seduction or Mrs. King. The declaration
alleges that the offense occurred on the 9TH inst
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EifEht of n Dafaulser.

METAMoRA, ILL, Feb. 2O.-Louis F. FeilitZsch,
master in chancery OF Woodford county, has dis
appeared His accounts are short more than
5000, and he owes about the same amount In the
city. His property has been attached. He leaves
wife here. He was prominent democratic poll
ttcian, and had been soldier in the Mexican war;
He was much liked here.
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BallOtfnx in Michfxan.

DETROIT, MICH, Feb. 2O-In the Joint conven-
ZION OF the legislature the first ballot for United
states Senator resulted as follows: Newton (dem.)
~; Burrows, 18l Palmer, IA; Willets, Is, and
Ferry, H. with Fl scatteting on seven other candi-
dates.
In the second ballot Newton received 46 votes
Burrows 19. Palmer 10, Wilets Is, and Ferry l2;
scattering 20
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CUNARD LINE.
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
3EE CCSARp STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOH.
FROM PIER 40 N z NEW YORK
PAyonia We'd, FEB. q. Catalonia w ed. March 81
8eryla We'd, Feb. 2s. Pavonla.. Ned. March IS
3ctnnla We'd. March Z. aed., April 4,
xarthia We'd. March H. Bothnia We'd. April IL
AND livery WEDNESDAY, FROM NEW IORh
49,. - RATE OF PASSAGE:
geo $50 and 500 for PASSENGER accommodations,
eeerage az very low rates. Storage tickets from IY-
rooi and Queenstown aud all other parts Of Europe
lowest rates.
q Through bills Of laden given for Belfast Glasgow
HayTe Antwerp and other ports on The Continent and
for Mediterranean ports $3.50
For freight and passage apply at the Conpany'e oca
No. bowling Green. or both storage aud cabin to
RTIS BlGELOW CO.. COS It'll street. Washington.
DC.
Orto Messrs OTIS BIGEioW l. 90
jsnl2 COS 18th street WsshinG,ton
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More Arrest. i'm Dublin.

DUBLIN, Feb. 20.-James Mullett, one OF the con-
Spiracy prisoners has been allowed to receive two
letters and to sign check. A man named Quin-
nam and TWO men named MahOney, all ex-
suspects, belonging in Castle Island, have been
arrested. They are charged with being members
OF the "Invincibles" The wives and mothers OF
the prlsone rs were admitted to the gallery OF the
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kKoKUK. iowa, Feb. 2O.-n the ice goes out at
river the damage cannot be below $4,000 to
$4,000 The lumber interests will be chiefly
Affected. Considerable damage has already re-
suited to bridges.
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Hanged for an Outrage

TELLERsBURG, IND, Feb. 20.-A negro named
Williams was hung by posse OF citizens at dusk
last evening. He had outraged Mrs. Taylor in her
own house. and had escaped, but was found in the
woods by some citizens, who left him hanging near
the scene OF his crime.
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NHOS. j. FISHER 4 CO.,
IL keal Estate Auctioneere,

Il keal Estate AuctioneerR
CHANGERY SALE OF ABOUT TwEETY:oNE
ACRES OF LAND IMMEDIATELY NORTH OF
THE CITY. AND PRINCIPALLY LYING BE-
W. EN- FOURTEENTH AND SIXTEENTH
STREETS EXTENDED, SUBDIVIDED INTO
VILLA SITES.
Under and by virtue of a decree of the Equityaa&
Court. passed December 9Th. 1882, in . causetsS&
wherein Mary A; HolI,ead ct al are compainants.A-
cause cause No 277 doc No 2, the undsEsgned
MARCH FIRST. AID. 1883 at HALF-PAsT THREE
O'CLOCK the premises, all that tract of land known
as parts OF pheasant Plains' and Mount Pleasant
fronting On Columbia road west of l4th street. and
70 the estate OF the late James Esn containing
about ~ acres, which has been subvdeu into 81
or tracts. varying in from to % acres with
streets and avenues conforming the subdivision of Mt
Pleasant and Columbia College lands.
Terms OF Sale One third of the purchase money to
be paid in cash. the remainder in two equal instaments
at enc and go years. with interes. from day OF SALE
and secured by deed Of trust All conveyancnR the
Cost OF the purchaser "A cash deposit Of 500 win be
required on each lot at the time of sale. :
II Piats OF the subdivision may be obtained at the
offices OF the Trustee or Of the Auctoneers.
JOHN j. JOHNSON, Trustee,
1iz-o 1928 ~ street.
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Death Of a Minister.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 20.-Rev. VIM. Suddards
DID,, for 40 years rector of Grace p. E. church,
and for the last three years its pastor emeritus
died this morning in his $50 year.
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NOTHING SHORT OF UNMISTAKABLE
~ BENEFITS

~ OTHlNG SHORT OF UNMISTAKABLE
~ BENEFITS
Conferred upon tens Of thousands Of sufferers could
originate and maintain the reputation which AYERS
oAhsaPAhlLLA enjoys. It lis compound Of the best
vegetable Alternatives with the Iodides f Potassium and
powerful. blood making blood cleansing and
is the most efectual of all remedies
for scrofulous. mercurial or blood disorders Uni
1ormiy successful and certain. it produces rapid and
cpeee cures OF scrofula, Sores, Boils, Humors, PIN
pies. Erupons Skin Diseases and all disorders Arising
from mpury OF the blood By its invigorating effects
y Always relieves and often cures Liver Complaints
Female Weaknesses and irregularities, and is potent
lenewer OF waning vitality. For purifying the blood it
serves the health and imparts ysor and energy For
forty years 1t has been In extensive use and to-day
the most available medicine for the ufferinR sick
For sale by all druggists t28.a
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A Mother Sees her Four Children Rurn

BRACKET, TEX, Feb. 20.-By the explosion of
kerosene sa lamp In farm house on Preside creek
IL miles from here, four children OF ages varying
from 2 to years were burned TO death, and theii
mother, Mrs Michael Mcdonald, who was alone II
the scene, the flames having cut her on from The
children'S room.
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HAMBURG LINE.
WEEKLY LINE OF STEAMERS
IFANlNU NEW YORK EVERY THURSDAY
AT NOON.
TOR ENGLAND. FRANCE AND GERMANY.
lt-iassase aSplyso
c. B. RICHARD CO.,
General PASSENGER Agsta
81 6roadwxy. New Iorx.
f.tc PERCY @. SMITH,
1851 and 619 PeEnsy .yanis avenue
Send for Tourist Gazette" AMI
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AUCTION SALES.

"EEkS 3 GU, AuC0OneeIS
w 6So Louisiana avenue,
Opposite City Post Once.
CONTINUATION OF SALE OF STOCK OF MADAM
WASHINGTON AT MRS. =. KING CHAND-
LER'S, No. 707 MARKET SPACE
TOMORROW WEDNESDAY, MORNING, FEB
RUARY TWENTY FRS. AT TEN O'CLOCK, con-
sstinR of general assortment of goods usually found
ment
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STEAMERS. &c

EORTRESS MONROE, NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH
II AND THE SOUTH.
Inland and Seaboard Casting Co. s Elegant Steamer
LADY OF The LAKE, leaves 9Th street wharf every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY ut D. IN.
stopping at Pney Point and Poi Lookout going and
feturnlng- Connecting in Norfolk with Boston, PrOy-
dence and New York steamers. and all railroad lines
south aud Old Point with The Chesapeake Ohio r. r.
Tickets ard sfaterOoms be secured ct b. o. ticket
once 1871 Pa St Marc Hotel at boat and general
ONCE, 6l3 18th st. ALFRED WOOD, Sec'y h Treas. IS
IfOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH Fl. MONROE
IL AND THE SOUTH.
Potomac Steamboat comrany's popular steamer
Leaves 7th street wharf every TUESDAYS and THURS.
DAYS. at p M. and SATURDAYS at $50 p. NJ. stop
ping at Pney Point and Point Lookout going and re-
turning. Connecting IN Norfolk with Boston. PIovi-
dencc. New ork anu steamers, and the Nor
folk and Western and SeabOard and Roanoke rairo
q Old Point with the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
Freight received daily until pm.
W. r: WEIGH, Agt- L. NJ. HUDGINS. Gen. Supt.
ta2Q
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The Markets.

oBALTIMORE, Feb 20.-Vrgnia 6s, consolidated
to-day. ~
baltimore. Feb. 2O.-Cotton quiet-midd,inR.
western easier closing firm; southern red 2saI g.
Do amber. l26al 80; No. Maryland. 1.251Sal 1854
3szal ~; April l25xsi Is; May 27s
southern white, 68a7i; do. yellow, 6sa7i: western
mixed mi spot 7ss7sh February 72aa72: March; T0
yania soa54. Rye quiet 7ia7s. Hay Unchanged changed
packed. 2Oa25; roll, 17a22. Eggs lower 20. Petro.
ieum UNCHANGED. Coffee dull-Rio cargoes, ordinary
to far 7HaSM. Sugar strong-A soft, So copper
refined quiet l6kal6A Whisky steady. 1.i7al liz:
quiet Receipts 500 Sarrsis: WSaaa &c. 900 ooa
bushels; corn, 1O7, 600 bushels oats g. 900 bushels
wheat, 81, 900 bushels corn 27i 600 bushels
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EXPENSES OF CONTESTS.

NAVAL ORDERS.-Surgeon Jas. A. Hawke has
been ordered to the receiving ship Wabash, ssth
inst; Paymaster John q. Curmody to special
duty IN the bureau of navigation; Assistant Engf-
neer VIM. II. King to the Swatara. Commodore
ThoS. s. Phelps has been detached from command
OF the Mare Island. Cal, navy yard. March 18th,
and ordered TO take steamer from New York via
England to Montev1deO, and on his arrival to as
sumo command Of the south Atlantic station:
Surgeon John l. Nelson from the Saratoga and
placed on waiting orders; Surgeon John 81. Clark
placed on waiting orders; Passed Assistant SUR
Geon ChaR A. Siegfrted from the receiving ship
Colorado and ordered TO the training ship sar-
Franklin and placed on waiting orders
VIRGINIA PosFxAsTERs.-The following Virginia
poslmasteD were commissioned to-day: O. L
Hardy, Tussekiah; g. W. Atkins, Rural Home: ..
Z. Painter, Cedar Spring: Mrs n. e Palmore,
Cartersyille: Miss Kate Bateman, Fisher viile and
J. g. Bodine, Brist0e,
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limitations To-day.
The President sent the following nominations
to the Senate to-day:
Jose De Carr1carte, to be United States consul at
Corunna.
Warner Perrin Sutton, OF Mich to be q. S. con-
sui at MatamOraS
Ioab N. Pa tier On, OF New Hamr shire, to u
s. marshal or tAe district OF New HimpS hi e.
Gen1O NJ LambertSOn, OF Nebraska. to be United
States attorney for the district OF Nebraska
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MAR h led.

BROWN-WEST. On February 18th. 1883, by Rev
Jno. Chester. ID. D.. at the residence of the bride
brother No 6l4 East Capitol street, Mr.. J. INGALL
BROWN, of Winterport Maine and Miss NET NE a
WEST. OF Bath, Maine.
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Capitol Notes.


ATTORNEYS FOR INDIAN TRIBES.
The Speaker laid before the House to-day a
letter from the Secr,viy of the Interior trans
hitting letter from the Commissioner OF Indian
affairs on the subject OF the large sums OF money
attorneys fees for the collection OF money due
them by the United States Secretary Teller
recommends In his letter the passage OF q law by
Congress authorizing the appointment OF an Of
ncer. to be known as solicitor for the Indian bu-
reau, at salary of $4,000, whose duty it shall be
nized by the department In its settlement of In
dian claims after the appointment of such ofcer.
The Commissioner OF Indian affairs states that in
the past i've years not less than SIS 600 Of money
belonging to the Indians have been paid to outside
parties for collecting the money when due.
EFFICIENT LIFE SAVING APPARATUS
The Speaker laid before the House to-day a let
ter from the Secretary Of the Treasury transmit
ting. In response to a House resolution, a report
vessels in relation to the efficiency OF the means
a1w 9mptoyea for the preservation Of life from
ency OF the equipments used is undoubted, and it
Is believed that there has not been an accident
since 1871 where life has been lost on account of
the deficiency, or lack OF efficiency of the life
saving material on board The principal causes OF
loss OF life are given as lack Of discipline among
apparatus provided"
EXPENSES OF CONTESTS.
favorable report was submitted to the Ho use
to-day from the committee on elections upon the
Oil 10 pay expenses In contested cases In the
Forty seventh Congress In addition to the
amounts given in the bill as originally reported
and published are the following: j. Floyd King
Cook, 5000: austaSus sessingSaus, g Soo;
GrahamFrost 600 The bill to pay Frost and
SessinghauS $4,000, introduced several days AGO
will not be reported, but 1t Is understood that ad-
diti0nal reimbursement will be asked In the de-
nctency bill In these cases
THE ADVISORY CONAITTEE
Of the House OF Representatives held meeting to-
day. but Gid not reach any conclusion as to the
program OF business for the remaining days of
the session.
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CUNNINGHAM. HArrrn.
Has the SPRING STYLE BLOCK.
10 8l1 street northwest,
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MI. Bliss went right through the routes, showing
BY the witness how afidayits WEIR el,ed mn ,n,,..
criminately, and petitions manufactured and al.
tered oy the defendants. In many cases the wit.
ness niled up andavits> after the jurst was ate
ocned, oy direction OF s. w. Dorsey and some az
them were niied up by Dorsey hin,sclf porsrv
made out the figures 20 be inserted In the am,
dav1tS - WV ~
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l1yI RPoOI, QUEENSTOWN.
GLASGOW. LONDONDERRY
and GALWAY.
Prepaid passage certificates Friends and Relatives
from the Old Country. To railroad station steam
boat landing in the United States. The only line taking
passengers direct from Galway.
The ,teamers unsurpassed for safety and speed
and are fitted mp with all improvements conducive to
the comfort of passengers Cabin, 500, $40 and S8O
intermediate. $40. Steerage. lowest rates.
Apply TO JAS BEI1EW. I'll It'll st. Mrs. D. A.
BROSNAN, 612 9th st. G o. w. MOSS. 225 Jenna
ave-. or LIVE & ALDEN, General Agents.
New York. 207 Broadway: Boston, Mass Is State st.
Philadelphia. Pa, NE Corner Broad and Chestnut
sts, or local agents. n22-th. sNt
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GEYERS AUCTION BAZAAR AND LIVERY
" STABLE.
No. 468 and 47O c street northwest
Back Of National Hotel.
SALTS EVERY FRIDAY AT 1890 AM.
COME AND SEE Us. SEND YOUR HORSES.
Carriages, Wagons, &C.. that you want sold: Storage
and Board at reasonable rates liberal advances made
we also offer Horses, Carriages Wagons &c. at pri-
vate sale: Telephone connection.
,z w. r. GEYER
hOB'I. VOSE q CO., AuctiOn0er8. taSO- I'm
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THKr sAK there's thunA8 b To sir about the
ex-detectiyeR
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FINANCIAL.

N'0 sPECULATORS. L. A. HILL l. Co. 16s
Il Broadway, New York, transact Stock Brokerage
business having best facilities. Write them nlG-eo3n
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DIvoRcED.-A divorce was granted to-day by
Judge James to Helen L. Addicks from Joseph Il
Addicks The decree gives her the guardianship
OF their Child and $40 per month alimony, and re-
Aodicks naval paymaster, entered suit for d.
vorce against his wife on the ground OF desertion
She alleged, in reply, that her absence from him
for the purpose OF economy OF living. She in turn
filed cross-bil charging him with various acts OF
petition. Mr. II. w. Garnet appeared for the
wife. and Messrs. Charles Thompson and John A.
Clarke for the husband
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THE UNION PACIFIC DIREcroRs-Mr Brummel
one or the government directors or the Union Pa.
cine railroad came to this city for the purpose OF
delivering the report OF the directors 10 the secrs.
Sary or the Interior. He has not done so AS vee
The report is believed TO be against the pressne
management or the road.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETERS at the orice OF the chief
signal officer February 20 1885, am. az. m n
IN 42o; pm, 49, Maximum, $50; minimum,
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ASSAULT ON A PoLICENAN.-A young man, named
James kelum, was before the Police Court TO-DAY
1or aSSaultfng Officer Prather, and also for dSor.
DERBY conduct The officer stated that he put the
young man under arrest on the avenue last even
ing for disorderly conduct and he turned on Wit.
ness and kicked him and tore his uniform. He was
lined so for the assault and S. for diSordery con-
duct w.
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Information has been received at the Adiutant
GENERALS Office OF the death OF Captain H. B. Quinn
6y. 18th infantry, from heart disease, at Fort
Smelling, Mimi, this morning.