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THE HEALTH OFFICER ON CERRBRo SPINAL MEN.
NG!TIs-1n reference to the published statement
OF the prevalence OF cerebro spinal menengftis In
this city, Health Onlcer T0wnshend states that
cases are rare In this District OF this disease
has never existed either in an endemic or epidemic
form In this city. There are periods when It ts
more prevalent however, than at others It q, =
pears more frequently among males than females
and more frequently among youth and boys than
adults It Is an Inflammation OF the membranes
lining and covering the spinal cord, and particu-
larry In the region OF the neck and head; is some
times very painful and speedily fatal There are
several forms OF It, the development depending on
the conditions OF the subject It Is not more COM
mon than many other diseases But two cases
OF 1t are reported on the books OF the health ONCE
in the last two months and during the entire
year OF 1882 but eleven deaths are reported here
the results Of this disease
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POST OFFICE REcEIPTs-The auditor OF the Post
Off1ce department, Mr.. Ella. has prepared state
ment Of the receipts and expenditures OF the Post
ONCE department for the first quarter OF the fiscal
$40 $685. and the receipts $40 sos 932 IS: the
surplus being 1856 98a II For the same Quarter In
1881 the expenditures were s. 686, $40 06 and the
$196, 10A0l.
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To sELEcr SlTK-Secretary Folger to-day ap.
pointed Assistant Secretary ]. G. New, W. 81. H
Miller, OF Indianapolis, and George B. williams, OF
Lafayette, commission TO recommend site for
the new public buildings at Terre Haute and Fort
Wayne, Ind.
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DEFIANT FRENCH socfALfs'

DEFIANT FRENCH SOCIALISTS
PARIS, March 6-The socialists are determined
10 hold their meeting on the EspIanade deS Inva-
ldes tomorrow, notwithstanding that the govern
ment have given notice Of their intention to sup
press 1t. riot Will probably result
TRIAL OF AUSTRIAN SOCIALISTS.
VIENNA, March 8.-The trial OF twenty-nine
socialists on charges OF high treason and COM
plicity in murder was begun here to-day. The
accused persons admit that they carried out a
resolution passed at club meetings to murder and
plunder Herr Merstailinger, proprietor OF an ex-
tenStve shoe manufactory.
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TARIFF AGITATION AND THE INDUSTRIAL lHrEn.
ksTs-Secretary Weeks OF the Western iron AS.
sOciatlon, 1ttsburg), thinks that there IL still
cnance left for saving the fron-making Industry,
under the provision OF the clause OF the new tart6
law which provides that where two rates OF duty
are applicable the higher rate shall be taken. He
porters are compelled to pay the higher, American
manufacturers may be able TO compete with for.
elgn manufacturers. The Western Window Glass
manufacturers association met In pittsburp yes
terday. A very depressed condition OF trade was
reported, with the outlook decidedly unpromfsfnR,
The blame Was put on the tariff agitation.
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EeoxoM1cAL AND SAFE.
WEAVER, kENGLA l. CO.'S
LAUNDRY SOAP

IS ECONOMICAL. BECAUSE 1T Is PURE; BEING
FREE FROM ALL ADULTERATIONS, SUCH AS
MARBLE DUST. SOAPSTONE, PIPE CLAY. SILL
CATE. 60, WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT
AND BULK. AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAR OUT
AND ROT THE CLOTHES.
1T Is SAFE. BECAUSE 1T rs MANUFACTURED
FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS. VIZ, STEAM
REFINED TALLOW PREPARED BY OURSELVES }
PALM AND COCOANUT OILS; WHILE ON THE
CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR
KET ARE MADEFROM 0REESE PROCURED FROM
THE CARCASSES OF PUTRID DEAD ANIMALS
THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH
PUT UPIN BARS. AND EVERY BAR BRANDED
WITH OUR NAME.
FOR SALE BY GROCERS GENERALLY.
AND WHOLESALE AT OFFICE
s13 1914 WATER STREET. GEOR0ETOWN d. C.
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THR TALLAPoosA will leave this evening for
Cuba. Secretary Chandler this afternoon issued
an order directing Passed Assistant Engineer r,
C. Bowers, OF the MIantonomah, to 20 on the Tai.
lapoosa In place OF Passed As sistant Engineer q.
d. Potts
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| WATERBURY,, CONN, March 8-The contract for
| building the Rdgetleld New York railway from
Danbury to Port Chester, n. Y, has been let The
new company is being organized, to be called
| the New York, Danbury & Boston railway COM
pany.
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SAFE DEPOSIT co.

DAT T. DEfOOl1 W.
SECURITY FROM LOSS By BURGL AIRY
~ ROBBERY, FIRE Or ACCIDENT.
The NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
CORNER 10TH STREET AND NEW YoBx Avn
PeTpetns Chartes Act OF Congress January 1d 1857.
Rents Safes for S. To- i6 ner v:r Az: ie AZ a
rates.
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER, PRECEDENT.
GHARI,ES e; GLOVER OF Riggs Co.. vlce President
ALBERT /. STURTEVANT. Hecrotary
G. Z. Nyman. Asst. Sscy.
DmEOTORs:
benjamin P. Snyder: Charles @. GIoyer
John Cassels, Henry A. willard
Albert L. Sturtey1nt. Thomas Ev1nR
John q. Pnrke aulA
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SUCCESSOR 10 MARSHAL DOUGLASS APPOINTED.
The President to-day appointed Thomas b Keogh
q. s. marshal for the western district OF North
Carolina, vice Robert n Douglass, whose term
expired February 9Th last
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A Curious Suit for Divorce.
PERMANENT QUARREL BETWEEN NAN AND Wu
ABOUT THK CdILDAENS MAMMA


ABOUT fHK CHILDBKN's EAAEA
Mary A. Appleby's suit for q limited divorces
from and separate maintenance by her husband,
Major Char les Appleby, was On trial yesterday in
the New York supreme court. special term, before
Judge Larremore. They were married in October,
1877, and have lived apart since October, 1881 Two
children were born to them, girl now four years
old and boy eighteen months old. The only wit
ness for the plaintiff was her father John Brtton,
who testified that MI Appleby, when he left hie
wife, said he would not live with her any longer,
and since then she has been supported by himself.
Major Appleby testified thst he had never refused
to provide for bis wife and that he had offered her
home, but she refused to leave her parents. The
disagreement between himself and his wife. he
said, nrst arose about the naming OF the children
The mother wanted the FIRST child named after
her mother while he wished to name her after his
mother, and when the boy was born she insisted
It should bear the name OF her father, while he
said he would not have him so named. It was at
the time OF this disagreement that they separated
Mr.. Appleby complained also that the mother-fn-
law continually meddled with his Affairs. Judge
Larremore reserved his decision.
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MAR RED.

1883 at the denoe Of the brides ester by the Rev
Father Holden, JAMES A. DYER. Of Washington and
NETTIE kRAFFI, Of Baltimore
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Name.
Name
Cen. Pacific. .,
CheS & Ohio.
Do. LIST pref
m Oh nHQf
Affair I'm West WARRINGTON.

Nor WITNEssEs-Nrs Ann z Phflipot and Mrs.
Sone Findley {wife of George Winson FIndley), OF
this place, are not the parties who testified that
they bought liquor OF Ellen Donoghue, In the case
OF liquor selling without license in West WASH
lngton tried in the Police Court, and reported in
Tuesdays STAR.
TIE BODY OF DEAD INFANT was found by
Omcer Burrows about 4:S0 p. m. yesterday partly
buried In the yard OF house No 1926 18th street,
occupied by Emma zones, colored, who stated that
she did not know how or by whom 1t had been
placed there The body was brought to the
station, where DR.. Patterson, the coroner, viewed
1t and gave certificate Of still-birth. The child
was a cOlored male.
RoBBERIE&-The variety store of Mr.. Elmer on
M. near $50 street, was entered last night and
quite number OF articles stolen.-The stable Of
Rev. Mr.. Fall, near Tenleytown, was entered last
night, and some harness carried on.
TIE OLD REPAIR DOCK on the canal at 4Sth
street. is again being utilized In repairing ana con-
Structing canal boats
A STOLEN GOWN. Vim. Widdicombe living
just above the Aqueduct bridge, lost q valuable
three Quarters Attorney COW Tuesday. Yesterday
Afternoon he found the carcass OF the COW lying
In an out-of-the.way place, the hide having been
taken Oh. Later In the day he sent TO Alexandria,
where the hide was found in the possession OF J.
Driefus Co, hide dealers. They had bought It
from two colOred men.
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FALL OF BRICK FROM THIRD SroRr ON A
MANS HRAD-This forenoon VIM. Tinker, q col
Ored h0d-carrier employed at Havenner's bakery,
where some repairs are being made in the third
story, was seriously injured by q brick falling
from the third story and striking him on the head
Tinker was on the ground at the time, ana received
the full force OF the blow, which laid him on his
back. He was picked up and taken to the health
ONCE, where DrS Poole and LAtimer, OF that ofice,
dressed the wound, and the man was afterwards
sent home In the police ambulance.
ACCIDENT At THB b. 4 o. RAILROAD DKPor.-
About 10:4O O'Clock this morning, Mr.. Frederick
Allen, white man, from Prince George county,
Nd, attempted to drive his team across the track
OF the B. q o. railroad, corner Delaware and Mas
sachusetts avenueA The 1O:l0 train was coming
In. and Just as tho horse got on the track he
stumbled and tell and the train ran into the
wagon and horse, dAehing the wagon TO pieces,
and dragging the horse some distance along the
track Mr.. Allen jumped from his wagon In time
to save his lfe, but broke his leg.
RIVER TRApx-Harbormaster sutton reports
arrivals at the river front % f0iiOWBs Steamer
Beu May, Lucas 1000 bushels oysters, R A.
Golden; slo0p Daniel Sheets, Mason, 90 bushels
do. do: sl00p Christopher George, IFu1tt 600
bushels do, market; schf. r. J. Leash, GROW. 19oo
bushels do, do: scnr ]. !. Lttle. 0audy, 80 tons
coal. city dealesS; schr. Fanny Henderson, Id
tons sand. Tor new pension once
RAN0u o. 4uB TMnA0NDIul-The following
weFe the readings at the once q ehe chIee agnAl
011cee ~ day: fam. 1AAes II ann., 1koes SPIN,
81. Maximum q ~: m3n1mum. 1l1os
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SNffncaf..d.

CHICAGO, March ga. B. Stevens, a barber OF
ITO South Desplaines street, while sleeping on O
lounge In his shop this morning was surocated by
the smoke OF an incipient fire.
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ARRESTED ON A CHARGE OF FoReERY-On in.
formation OF Sheriff f. II. Marsh, OF Oregon, Ill,
Sherin knepper, OF Washington county, Md, has
Mo, on charge OF forgery committed at Oregon
about three years ago. Woltz was arrested az
Ciearspring ana lodged in jail to await reQuisi-
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JAMES G.. PAYNE,
49, Louisiana avenue, r.
E a}s stIsa F. 18th THOMAS ;Js!4 i'o''s'
NSON BROS, Aucts. mh7.dkd

TRUSTEES SALE OF BOYLE'S HOTEL. NOS.
50 AND 81 STREET NORTHWEST AND THE
ADJOINING PROPERTY. NOS. Sc AND IS O
By virtue Of deed Of trust, recorded In LiberHA
No: s1S folio 81. OF the land records Of the Dis S
Of the note secured thereby viii sen at public auction
" 1u front E Of the premises on WEDNESDAY,, The
O'CLOCK PM, all Of Lot No 10. in square No eSs,
IN the city Of Warrington D. c.. with the improve
ments consisting OF two threestory Brick Buildings
S %.s Is H%t which win Se sod Whole and
Terms Of sale: One third cash and tie balance 1t six
and twelve months Tor which tie notss Of the purchs
ser with from the day Of SALE by deed
Of trust and policy Of the properly sold
viii be TAKEN or all cash. at the option of the purchaser
the purchaser Of the hotel property and Of 5000 from
the purchaser OF each OF the Other parcels. All taxes
money terms Of sale are not complied With IN
erty. On ve day notice by ADVERTISEMENT at the risk
AID cost OF tho defsultiny purchaser All
It cost OF the purchaser. G. A. JAMES
mh3-s tn, thkds Surviving Trustee
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They Have 'em I'm Philadelphia, Too.

The police deserve great credit for capturing q
Dag OF burglars tools after they had been shown
It's hldingplace Such startling feats OF detective
skin are done In Philadelphia as nonchalantly as
III they did not require the highest skill and
courage. Some day, IL is confidently believed, the
police will catch a real live burglar-if he should
happen TO break into q house and then go to sleep
there.
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Like the Evening Star, for Example,
From the New York Graphic

Complaints are now made that many news
papers give too much reading matter or rather
700 little TACT In too many words; too much YER.
boSty. People are disInayed at the amount put
before them In the morning 10 read IL is pre-.
dicted mat the newspaper OF 1890 viii be smaller
IMAM 'Dat OF To-day, OF clearer type, fewer words
and more idea and TACT to the line.
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SENATOR CANER0N's ILLNRss.-A dispatch from
this city to the Philadelphia Times states that
Senator Cameron's health is SERIOUSLY impaired.
"He has been very much Frustrated most OF the
winter by the return OF fstula In all aggravated
form, and the habtual use of Opiates necessary to
enable him to obtain sleep under the constant and
severe pain has shattered his nervous sys-
tenn ana generally Frustrated him mentally and
physically. BE should have had q surgical opera
ton performed some time ago, but it would have
confined him to his room for weeks, and he was
unwilling to be absolutely deprived OF the power
to appear in the Senate when the tariff was to be
considered. His fretful controversy with Van
WICK was the result of his extreme nervous
Dl1ty, and 1t Is not generally known that he
tainted away into entire fnsensibility soon after
The dispatch adds that he Will have a surgical
operation performed. and he has accepted Senator
Buffers invitation to 60 to Cha rlestOn, 8 c.,
where the operation win be performed. surgeon
General Wales, who is In charge Of the Senator,
has consented to the Journey. 1t is hoped that
the change will do him good.
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THE NEW YORK STOCKMARKEc
Tie following are the opening ana closing prioss
q the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
BY special wire TO II. Il Dodge, 639 18th street.
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District Government Affairs.

MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.
Liquor license applications from John FitZ.
gerald and Morgan Il Kennedy were approved by
the Commissioners to-day.
The amount OF pound fees collected by the health
months OF November and December, 1884, and Jan
uary and February, 1883, was $195.
There have been a large number OF applications
Tor the position OF assessors OF taxes under the
new law authorizing q new valuation of real
estate for taxation
NEW FIRE ALARM BOXES.
The two fire alarm boxes ordered for the corner
OF 10Th and and at the corner OF 18th aud ID
streets northwest arrived here to-day and will lie
placed In position on the first OF next week.
Local Notes.
Mary Pullman. Annie Conroy. Annie Flood.
Agnes White, Ella Davis and Emma Cave, ali
white women, ranging In age between twenty-five
and sixty, in Judge Snell's dock together this
morning, charged with being Migrants. They
were caught In police raid. Flood and Pullman
were were, released on their personai bonds. and the
At the annual meeting or the Capital City Gun
Club yesterday evening the following officers
president; E. p Goodrich, vice-president: j. E.
Hosford, secretary; and j. NJ Young, treasurer.
The unusually large crowd OF spectators IN the
Police Court this morning caused some confusion,
when Judge Smell remarked: "There seems to be a
large number OF people out OF employment Just
now, and too many OF them are Willing away the
hours In this court. see the same faces here ay
after day, and II there Is not better order viii
clear the court"
Inc fourth BISchon concert tomorrow evening,
at the Congregational church, has an attractive
program. Mrs. Kaspar, Mrs. Powell, Mrs. Allen,
Miss Maddox. Miss Moody. Miss Magill, Miss Rod
gers, Miss Britton, Mr.. Boughton. Mr. Provost and
others have part 60 early, as the house will be
packed.
Willie Edouins' company win play "Banch Of
Keys" tonight and Saturday night; and ssDreaIns"
Friday night and at the Saturday matinee.
An inventory OF the person al estate of the late
Anthony Buchly, filed with the Register OF Wills
to-day, values the property at SO, Sla06
,,r-xxx .,~~,,.
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THE COURT OF CLAIMS adjourned to-day until
Monday.
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PrTTsBuRG, March 8-The trial of Hon. N. L
Dukes for the murder OF Capt. Mutt, cashier OF tn
state treasurar's Office, begins at Uniontown, Pa
tomorrow morning Intense interest in the tria
Is manifested there by all classes
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ENHOMAS BOWLING. Auctionee-.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON = HE NOR H SIDE OF II STREET NORTH,
BEIWEEN SIX H AND SEVENTH STREETS
WEST, AT AUCTION.
By virtue of deed of trust to the undersigned ~,
bearing cate March 3D. 1874. and duly recorded in Ea
Liner No 143 folio 461 ct seq Of the land A
o. the District OF Colura and at request of the party
Of ft The premises ,s on MONDAY, MECH dWENTY
the following parcel of ground viz: Part OF lot five 5
IN square four hundred and three t453) in Wash
east corner Of ssd lot and running thence forty
Two CD feet thence north 1872 feet 10H inches to pub
south to the point OF beginning, with all the improve
Terms of sale: One third cash; balance in one and
two two years in equal with from day Of
deposit OF $500 will be required at the SALE and terms
are not compiled with within five days from date of
sale the the right to resell the property
ct the risk and cost of the defating purchaser
purchasers COST "
MAHLON ASHFORD, -, ,
hH.d4 nHydn
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THE SIGNAL SERVICE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Lincoln said to-day that he had taken no steps
towards instituting court of inquiry into the ad-
min1stratOn OF the signal office.
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Q. a.
mis- d&ds ]. r.


LIMITED STATES MAKSHAL'S SALE.
BY virtue of one writ Of vendidoni exponss and two
wrts OF fer facias Issued out Of the Clerks Office Of
the Supreme Court Of the District of Columbia and to
me rected. viii sell at public SALE for cash, 1t
Thomas Dowfng's auction rooms southwest corner Of
Pennsyl wanna avenue and 1lth street northwest on
ssA "a 1FI NJ, The TENTH DAY OF MARCH 1883.
sad interest of the defendant in and to the following
described hs property to wit; One lot Underwear and
BOWS ouspenders. Hose, woonen Goods, Shirts, Col
11srs nresses Corsets Hoop Skirts. &C.. seized and
Sppenhemer to satisfy executions No. a. 1O1. at law
IN faXor 81 Feustman Kayton; No. "a, I41 and No
"A. 142, at law, In favor of Morris Pepper.
CLAYTON McM1CHAEL. US. Marshal.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer. f28-1Ot
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ATTENTIoN.-sALE OF WALNUT BOOKCASE,
eeRRoKK TREWp aRk r CHINA GLASS AND
On SATURDAY. MARCH TENTH, 1883. at TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ, we shall sell in front Of our auction
rooms, Two Trunks and Two Boxes, containing Cloth
ing Bedding, Books and variety Of other articles.
Glass and GROCERY Ware Tnware. Beds Carpets
the name Of Col John A. Grow. December 26. 1876.
and to be sold to pay storage charges &C Also One
Gait Moran. March 10th. 1880. to be sold to pay
mh7-d WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts.
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STEAMERS. &c.
I7ORrREss NoNRor, NoRFoLk. PORTSMOUTH

TNORTRESs MONROE NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH
AND 1HE SOUTH
Inland aud Seaboard CASTING Co.'S Elegant Steamer.
LADY or THE LAKE, caves 9Th street wharf every
MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY az p m
Shopping at fey Point and Point Lockout going and
fefurning CONNECTING IN Norfolk with Boston Proyi
depce and New York steamer and all Railroad lines
south and at Point with be Chessl Ohio r. H.
Ticket d stseroorls csp be secured at B. O. ticket
ofce. ISL Pa ave ST Mare Hotel al boat and genera
LHOR NORFOLK: PORTSMOUTH, Fl. MONROE
u AND THE SOUTH
Potornse S,esnn boat Coi9pany's popular steamer
Leaves Itfl street wharf every TUESDAYS and THU
DAYS at y M. and 50 FRIDAYS at $3.50 y. M, stop
pfnz Al Plnty Tont and FONT Lookout, going and
eirning Connecting IN Norfolk with Boston. Plovi-
dence. Nef Ork ar the Nor
folk aud Western and Seaboard ioanoke raIo Us
q Old toiDt with the hesapeake and Ohio railroad.
Freight received daiiy unit! pm.
W. p WEIGH. Agt. L. NJ. HUDGINS. Gen. Supt.
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MIsCEGRHAr1oN IN OHI0-Nancy Walden, q
pretty featured German girl, and Augustus Can.
non, coal-black negro, were arrested at Dayton
Ohio yesterday, when It was discovered chat they
were an clipping couple from Greenfield, Ohio.
| dispatch from Dayton says: "They were wei
| dressed, and wore jewels worth considerable
| money. The young woman 10 90
deeply infatuated with her lover that she
Leaves home Of luxury % marry him
were held until this evening, when it wa
learned that both were OF age. They were then
released. They left here tonight for Indiana,
| where the marriage laws are more lenient The
young woman = OF very wealthy family"
sIxrY-sn RouxDs.-Harry Woodson, known In
sporting circles as The Black Diamond Of Cncfn.
nat, and Steve WilliamA c0lored man Of Troy,
n. Z, fought . prtze-nght In the central part d
hour and q half Sixty-six rounds were fought,
The Trojan was Knocked out
WHY HB Was URAxY.-Jamee Templin went tntc
tho police court at New Haven, Conn. yesterday
and complained that somebody had shot him ln
the head. Tho man appeared to be insane, and
acted 20 Wildly that the Judge sent for surgeon.
0aftene0 bullet was found pressing against the
ba1e Of hS akull and when tt Was REMOVED The man
instantly recovered his reason and charged mAn
named william CoWies With shooting him.
MICHIGAM DxAocRAa AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Michigan 0emocflnc etato convention yesterday
nominated John w. OnAmp1A foe Judge Of ne
supreme court TOR the 1Ong eoflu, ana Arthur l.
CLARK tor regent q M state university. M
nomlnaetoo fW Ju1oe lue toe short eefm. en0 NJ
eocond regent Was III Tor tho greonhAckekS VINO
Win mast to-day
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TO.MORROW.

" 40 G street northwest.
Sales Of Horses. Carriages Eobes. Whips, Bankess
and Harness by auction every FRIDAY MO M Il at
HALf-PAsT TEN O'CLOCK. Consignments soicited
Liberal adv made. All property left with us viii
be duly advertised VIM, r. GEYFR
ROB- RI VOSh Il CO., Auctioneers. m6-im
ELEGANT STOCK OF FINE MILLINERY, IN
A1hEk 2A oThks S 2H 1hhsr
PPbbU DS Isl, SILKS AND sAII2s. BLACK
CAN BRAID; CHIP. IEGHORN- AND STRAW
H HATS; yAkKI ar Y,. OF OLD Ladies CAPS "a
TITY OF OTHER GOODS, HAT AND bonnet
STANDS, SHOW CASES, SH LIVING, &C.,
BEING EFFECTS CONTAINED IN PREMISES
No. 613 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST.
=. At auction, commencing 1T TEN O'CLOCK, WED.
NESDAY MORNING, MARCH SEVE NTH, at the above
number, and continue from dsy to day until all the
goods are sold Particular attention is called above
sale, as the Goods are all in fine condition.
WEEKS CO., Auctioneers.
CHAS. WEEKS, Salesman
nnh5- st Iafe with Drn capson Rros
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EIXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
IL TURE.
authority Of order OF sale made by the Supreme
Court OF the District Of Columbia sitting in probate
VII sell at public auction. WEDNESDAY,, MARCH
FOURTEENTH, 1883 at TEN O'CLOCK A. M at
mousse No. 81 4th street norhw House,
hold Furniture. Consisting of Parlor and Bedroom Fur
Racks Marble top Tales &c. all of which are in good
condition. Terms cash.
ARTHUR A. BIRNEY,
Executor Of Mary l.. Cary deceased,
WALTER B. WILLIAMS h CO.. Auctioneers.