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SESSION OF THE DEPARTMENT OF suPERrNrESp.
ENCE
The session OF the department OF superintend.
ence, National Educational association, held nj
the high school building last evening" was devoted
chiefly to listening 10 address by Rev. Atticus
Haygood, ID. D., president OF Emory college, Ok
ford, Ga, who has recently been made general
agent OF the Slater fund for the education or the
colored people. The subject OF his address was
National Aid to Education" He urged that n
WAS the duty or the nation TO ut the colored props
or the south for suffrage before fatal results
occur He argued that there was no question
troller Lawrence spoke at some length holding
mat there was no doubt OF the legality OF The prop
e .s mat the national governmC n should ex-
teho ad In establishing and supporting schools In
the states. Prot. Pickett, OF Kentucky, followed
Judge lawrence, and, while believing that Judge
Lawrences proposition involved the question OF
state rights he thought tn was no doubt OF tho
rlght OF Congress 10 aid the states in their own
school system. He did not approve Senator Blair's
bill because II provided for superintendents 10 n
Ueriere with state systems
THE CLOSING SESSION TODAY
AT The closing business session of tie Depart.
ment OF superintendent this afternoon addresses
on the subject OF medium education were made By
MT. b. G. Northrop and Miss A. C. Fletcher The
Topic OF ''School supervision" with the many
themes IL suggested, was then taken up and dis
cuSsed by nearly all the members.
. Inc committee appointed respecting the oues-
ton OF federal aid for state schools reported res
Oution, which was adopted expressing the CON
Vcton that the duty and interests OF the national
government required IL TO extend TO the several
states, especially those in which the burden ana
danger OF llliteracy are greatest, such pecuniary
AID as Shall enable them to provide that
the youth within their borders shall receive at
least an elementary education: that direct appro-
priatiOns be made in proportion to the iliteracv
IN the states, ana the funds be distributed
through local officers: and that the association
believes the emergency so urgent as to demand
immediate action by the present Congress- and
mat an appropriation of SIC, 600 900 Will avoid the
APPROPRIATION OF more than twenty times that
much twenty years hence
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MARRIED..

pa BRoD.l.E-MATsoE; On February 10th. 1883, By
residence Of the brides brother in law, No 3O6
street northwest, Mr.. CHARLES CAMERON BCODIR-
OF this city -
ct the residence Of VIM. W. Ly dane, esq. No IiO6
W street northwest. by the Rev. William b. Evans A.
NJ. q ORGE LACY and ANNIE FORD both Of
Washington city. ID. G. y
RoUZ i. CHASE On February 2lst 1885, ss the
residence OF the brides parents. Shepherdstown eoef
Virginia. by the Rev l. X. Mason OF Trinity Church.
ALBEkI G.: hOCZEE. Of Washington, D. c.. and
MARY b. CHASE OF W. Va
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N OTHING SHORT OF UNMIsTAKABLE
~ BENEFITS

conferred upon tens Of thousands Of sufferers could
originate and maintain the reputation which AYERS
SAhSAPARILLA enjoys. It is compound Of the best
vegetable Alternatives with the Ioides Of Potassium and
nron'-u powerful blood making, od-cleansing and
the most eectual of all remedies
tor scrofulous. mercurial blood disorders. Uni
1ory successful and certain, it produces rapid and
complete cures OF Scrofua, Sores Bos. Humors PIN.
pies Eruptons Skin Diseases and all disorders arising
from impnrity of the blood BY its nygoratng effects
always relieves and often cures Liver Complaints
femae Weaknesses and Irregularities, and is potent
remover OF waning vitality. For purifying the blood it
mas no equal 1t tones up the system. restores and pre-
serves the health and imparts v;gor and energy For
forty years it has been in extensive USE and to-day
tne e most available medicine for the suffering sick.
For sale by all druggists, 1921
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HOW GEORGIAN WAS SwINDLKD.-Last night a
man giving his name as A. L. Branch entered
police headquarters, stating that he had been
sWindled by stranger, and wanted to know what
to do to get his money back. He represented that
he was on his way to Georgia, his home, and when
purchasing ticket at the b. & p. depot h. made
the acquaintance OF a man who first accosted
him, asking which way he was travelling Mr.
Branch replied, ITO Georgia" The man said he
was going there too, and seemed to be quite
friendly disposed. and he (Branch) accepted an
invitation TO walk up to Wiliard's hotel with him.
where he pretended his baggage was and
which he wished 70 remove to the depot
About the time they reached the hotel
the stranger pulled from hts pocket q check or
draft on New York. the blank being printed on
yellow paper, for $3.50 In gold coin. He wanted to
be accommodated with SIC, to settle some little
charges for which his baggage was held. Every
have the money: They afterwards walked down
the Avenue TO 9Th street, when the man invited
nun into the National hotel. where he would get
some money, he said. and return the SIG They
went IN together, and in moment the stranger
disappeared and could not be seen. Mr. Branch
waited for some time, and suspectlng there was
something wrong about the whole business he
went down TO police headquarters, where he told
nis story, and produced the check or draft on the
Ninth National Bank OF New York cfty-~Pay to
Ine Dearef $50 gold coin. Signed, Porter Beldon
SlmS Inc paper was very coarse, yellow color,
ana nao an Old three cent postage stamp stuck to
~ II pace OF revenue stamp Lieut. Kelly offered
70 go 10 the hotel with Mr. Branch 70 look for the
man, but they did not md him.
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FTNHOS. j. FISHER l. co.
Il Real Estate Auctioneers.

CHANCERY SALE OF ABOUT TWENTY ONE
ACRES Sol, OF LAND IMMEDIATELY NORTH OF
THE CITY. AND PRINCIPALLY LYING BE-
IMEEN (OURTEENTH AND SIXTEENTH
SIKEETS EXTENDED, SUBDIVIDED INTO
VILLA SITES.
Under and by virtue of a decree of the Equityaa&
Court, passed December 5th, 1882, in a causeSaH$
wherein Mary A; HolI1ead al. are complainants~x
and C9umen u.s. J. Esiin ct al are defendants equity
trustee, will sell. on THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
MARCH FIRST. AID. 1883. at HALF-PAST THREE
ss TsTts OF Pleasant Plains and Mount Pleasant"
longing to the estate of the late James Es containing
about acres which has been subdivded q lots
OF tracts. varying in area from to 2b acres with
streets and avenues the subdivision of Mt
Pleasant and Columbia College lands.
Terms OF Sale One third of the purchase money tn
De paid In cash. the remainder in two equal nsalments
and secured by deed of trust. All at the
Cost OF the purchaser cash deposit Of 500 win be
- Pats Of the subdivision may be obtained at the
ofnces OF the Trustee or of the Auctioneers.
s,o JOHN j. JOHNSON, Trustee,
lIA-u 32S AZ street.
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The son OF Mr.. L. @. GunSon, corner 9TH and
streets northeast is not i'll with smallpox as re.
ported, but lMr Gunson says Is suffering from
bilious attack
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FINED FOR BUYING STOLEN WATCH-Chas M
Wood, q jeweler on 9th street. In East Washing
ton, was charged in the Police Court to-day with
receiving stolen goods "a gold watch), knowing
them to be stolen. VIM. FL. Hazard, OF No. 14l5
COrcOran street, identified the watch recovered
from the defendant as hts. He stated that the
watch was stolen from him on the 9Th day OF this
month by cOlOred servant named VIM. Town
send, who has since been convicted for the larceny
OF the watch. Omcer Slack testified to recover
ing the watch from the defendant who stated
that he paid g. so for it. and after repairing ft Of
fered it for sale at $1a A brother OF the defend
ant, another 1eweler, testified that the watch was
worth $40 The defendant was charged on q war
rant, which set forth that the property was worth
larceny. Judge Smell said it was not
shown that the property was worth $35 and he
ordered an Information to be filed This was DONE
and the counsel for the defense allowed the test.
mony In the former case TO be considered in this
case. Judge Smell said, In disposing OF the case
that he was not going to make IL easy for thieves
to dispose OF stolen property. He continued, say
ing that parties purchasing goods nom indiv1du-
ais who are selling them, not In business way,
will have to be careful. and make Inquiries as 10
whether they are dealing with thieves, and after
the exhibition we have had In this District Of
thieves who have had It all their own way, It Is
necessary now that there should be reform, and
persons buying goods nom people who oner them
at remarkably low figure will have 70 make Close
scrutiny OF the person who offers the property for
sale. He would impose 1ne Of $40 In this case.
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InvaHds broken down in health and spirits by
chronic dyspepsia suffering from the terrible OK
hauston that follows the attacks acute disease the
testimony of thousands who have been raised as by
miracle from similar state of p. ostraon by Hostel
letters Stomach Bters is guarantee that by the
same means you, too. may be strengthened and re-
stored.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally fl
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CINCINNATI, O., Feb "A section q Mclean
avenue % feet long slipped into the water at Court
r1ilroad track and cutting OF comnunlcahon
Nth both TIE passenger and tho ffeight 0opotA
coming Fain. Th6 f1ver confines 70 nm a inch
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DEATH OF LORD EGRRTON
LONDON, Feb a2.-Lord Egerton, OF Tatton, ia
dead.
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DEREMPTOEY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
lie hp c c0kNfN b lIF At
SIXTH STREET EAST A D c STREET
North. BLING IMPROVED BY A TWO
STORY AND ATTIC BRICK CORNER SIXTH
ASD G STKEETS; TWo;ST0RY FRAME,
STREET. AND TWO-STOKY FRAME ON
MARYLAND AVENUE
On WEDNESDAY. TWENTY-EIGHTH FEB-TsEs.,
RUARS, 1888. COMMENCING at FOUit-THIkTY. s::j
&c .,9 ~ we will sell in front of the prem n
les all OF Lots and III square No. S64 these lots
front so feet on 9th street, 1856 PIP on Maryland
avenue 1876 9l2 on north street. the line Of lots
being 1913 TO- The property is sod by order of the
heirs 70 close an estate and is of the best situated
properties In the eastern section there being several
nne building lots in addition to the houses
=, Ie ms: One-fourth cash: balance in one. two and
three notes. to bear interes secured BY
deed of trust deposit of 800 on eac lot required
a. sac Terms to be complied with in seven days,
Otherwise resale; conveyanctng, &C., at purchasers
cost. ' -
BY order of the heirs
f21-dts DUNCANSON RROS Aucta
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The Mysterious ..No. L.,

The Mysterious ssNO. l.,s
LONDON, Feb 22-Cordert Bros, solicitors, OF
Paris. have telegraphed the following on behalf OF
Gen. Macadaras, supposed to be the person known
as Number l." mentioned at the hearing or the
Irish conSpiratorS at Dublin:
publish an emphatic denial OF the infamo IS
accusation made against me regarding III llsh
conspiracy. have to-day invited an inquiry into
the matter at the hands OF the British embassy
and have taken steps to ascertain the OF the
cruel libel against me-"
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L1EBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
To be had Of all Storekeepers, Grocers and
Chemists Chemists. Sole Agents for the United States
ClurCh avenue. London. ENGLAND. no
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THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT SOCIETY MEETING.
meeting OF the Washington Monument society
was held this afternoon at the residence of Hora-
ito King. There were present Mr. w. w. Corcoran.
General Sherman. Colonel Berch, Doctor Toner
Judge Cox, Mr.. Watterson, Mr.. Clark, DR..
board OF directors Of the society was reelected.
After the meeting Mr. King gave lunch to the
members OF the society and number Of invited
guests.
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Fverv class Of Securities bought and sold on commits.
t'en In San Francisco Baltimore. Philadelphia New
York. Boston and Washington Orders executed on the
New iork stock Exchange at OF per cent
commission Private and direct telegraph wires 10
Richmond. Baltimore. Philadelphia. New York and
Boston. through which orders executed on the
STOCK Exchanges in those cities and reported back
promptly Quotations Of Stocks and Bonds and in
formation regarding the Markets received through our
wires INSTANTLY direct from the New York Stock
Exchange. nj
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FINANCIAL.

TSNHE NEW DEATHS IS THE AGE OF PRO-
gressiye thought and new ideas.
The MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIA
ITO, Is the new idea in Life insurance. Has the APP
prevail OF the wsest Insurance experts and unprece
denied support Of the p0blic-wrting over four mil
II ms month.
Office: 1909 street.
niC-6m /. Y. KNIGHT. Manager
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Departure Of Susan B. Anthony.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. S2-MiSs Susan B. ihony
sailed for Liverpool on the British Prince to-day.
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1'HOMAs DOWNING. Aucuoneer.
7NHOMAo BOWLING. Auctioneer.
ENGINEER DEPARTMENT., J
DISTRICT ,

ENGINEER DEPARTMENT.,
DISTRICT COLUMBIA
WAsHIN GTON. February 20. 1885,
Notice is hereby given that on WEDNESDAY, FEB
RUARY TWr My, IGHTH, 1888, the Fish Wharves
and Flsh Stalls in the cities Of Washington andGeorge
town will be sold at public auction for the term Of
year from March l. 1883. as folows:.At2 O'Clock p.
m. on the premises SIX Fish Stalls in the Georgetown
Market House. to the highest bidder. Terms cash. in
ADVANCE adv Also at the same time and upon the preni
SEES the Georgetown Fish Wharf, at foot Potomac
street to the highest bidder. Terms in advance
leae.
p Also. at FOUR o,CLoCK P NJ, on the same day. on
street. between It'll and 9th northwest front the
hsh stalls OF (Center) Washington Market ali Rights
ana PRIVILEGES gra>ted or Above BY the laws IF the
corporation Of Washington to establish Wharves and
for the ianing cleaning and sale of fish in the
city OF Washington, and no whsrf dock shall lie
deemed eligible unless situated some point on the
north side of the Potomac River between 18th street
east and l4th street west to the high 81 bidder.
Terms: 800 to be paid the day of sale. and the
sale. ~
BY order OF the Board of Commissioners, DC.
". D. L4DECkER, Major of Engineers, Z. S.A..
I---dts Engineer Commissioner, ID. G.
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star.
End Of q Strike.

NEW YORK, Feb 22-The strike OF the street.
Cleaners ended to-day, and the men returned to
work again at the old terms 81 so per day. They
were unable to obtain the advance of fifty cents
per day from the contractor, which they de-
manded.
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STEAM EkS. DC
lrOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH. Fl. MONROE

Potomac Steanlb at pany'- popular steiner
EXCEL 1ttH. at. =. F. tn !.
Leaves It street bari TUE SD " and THURS.
DAYS. 1t M and AT Vl,AN a 5:.i9 IL. stop
ping 81 Pey PoiH: and Point Look Mt, going and
tur IEg. Com ectin9 III Norfnk with Bn ton. 3loIi
dencc. New ORR J river steam ant te Scr
folk and Western rud SsaEcard aid oanokc ~.
at Oh ONT wsh til" h,s ptaTe aud Ohio ia5.sue:i.
freight r, ceyed dIIy until pm.
W r. WELL II. :gt l. Vi. HUDGIES, Gen. Supt.
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Two SPECULATORS. L. A. HILL Co. 165
4 broadway, New York transact q stock Brokerage
business. having best facilities. Write them. nl6-eo3m
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A MoNEY-MAK1Na CHANGE.

The Cooperative Account in Stocks, Grain, Petro-
leum. etc Shares only One Dollar each Large month
y profits We refer to subscribers who have realized
from 90 to 200 cent net their investments in 80
days Order now. s. for shares. and same rate up
Ward No delay: Accounts are formed every week.
MArkets are now favorable. Options continually
tiated information furnished Market reports mailed
Address RICHARD MARVIN CO., Brokerage and
Commission, 4s Broad street. (Nember NY. Stock
Co New York. jan23-tu tn al x I'm
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NORTH g RMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK. HAvRE
LONDON. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
he ste3lrrr~ of this COMPANY viii sail T., EitI SAT-
URPAI from Bremen pier. foot of sd street. uoboken
RATS OF " ssase: From New York t. Havrr London
koutilsinpiciI and Bremen first cabin. $780, second
cabin SEQ stecra SO prepaid steraEe certificates.
~. fn- freight or TaSSaEe apply 20 OELitCHS
CO., BNWlr-- IIraen. New I0r.5; W q. MEIZEEUrT
CO. % PcnnsJ vaIa avenlt northwest, Agents Tor
WaSi,.U ton JAZZ
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CO. }, New York. jan23-t tn tn AK I'm
pRIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
BETWEEN
WASHINGTON. NEW YORK AND RICHMOND.
II. H. DODGE,
Bonds. Stocks and Investment Securities Bought and
Sold on commission.
Ne $50 18th STREET. tCORCORAN BUILDING
Agency for Prince and Whitley, Stock Brokers
GA BROADWAY. NEW YoRx.
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I IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
IL FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT FLAVORING
STOCK FOR SOUPS. MADE DISHES AND
SAUCES.

CAUT1ON-Genuine only with the fac simileof
Baron LiebiEs Signature in Blue Ink across
the Label. This caution is necessary. owing
tovarious cheap and inferior Substitutes be-.
ing in the market.
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NETE }oEk E2 }n GIN: h Ms.
Stearfi-hirs IF this Line ANS ERDAM. 10 TER
pan sCHIEDAM + tpaN; ZAANDAM. r "a
Mails to tire Neither anda anys Pre- of
Sussex street Jersey City, n: J.. rFulaTiy every ID
NESDAY for Rotterdam and Am .terdam. ALTERNATELY.
First cabin. $40: second cab!p. $50 steera,e 81.
B. CAZAUX, General Agent. 81 South NilIian tract.
New Ork- For iassage apply to W. u. Mi
4 CO. g25 Perm. ave. Washington.
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TUHN r. KELLr,
~ DEALER IN FIRST CLASS
bEEF' LAMB. VEAL. MUTTON, &c. CORNFD BEEF
A SPECIALITY.
stals $685. 629 and $50 Center Market 9th street win.
enc 29o and 40 Northern Liberty Market Address
Marketing delivered eeoi charge to .parts Of tn.
~ maria
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MEDICAL. &c.
IA ANHOOD RESTORED.

victim OF early mprudencs. causing Nervous De-
every known RENE dy, has discovered simple means
OF self cure (which he win send free to his fellow
sufferers. Adore j. H. REEVES. IS Chatham street
New York. Ma tn th&E6m
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MT. VERNON! MT. VERNON!

STEAMER W. w COECOVAN
leaves Ith street wharf daily (exce St!nda, FIR ut
vernon ut ~ oCicc1 a. Returning TfTcier Washing
ton about $50 pm.
go L. l.. BLAKs. CcI tan.
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Alexandrfa Affair.".
Reported for THE EVENING STAR.


THE REMAINS OF THE NORTH CAROLINA SoLpIERs
The funeral procession OF the bodies OF the 100
North Carolina soldiers taken from the Arlington
cemetery moved Yesterday afternoon down King
and thence TO HOOe'S wharf All Of the church
bells and city alarm bells were tolled from to )
O'Clock The streets We're lined with people, and IL
IS estimated that nearly 10000 people viewed the
procession. At o'clock The caskets were placed on
board the steamer George Leay I'm large boxes atl-
dressed To the Ladies' Memorial association, RAJ
leigh, n. G.
Observation-Disclosures Washington Lodge of the
T. * \. NJ. attended this afternoon the funeral OF
Dr. D. Frank Lewis. young dentist here, well
known in Washington. Mr.. Lewis was for some
time employed In the railway mail service The
funeral took place from the Washington street Bap
tist church. Rev. DR.. Flippo conducting the reli-
giOnS services.
Police RRPoRT-The prisoners ct the station
house this morning are as follows: Anthony Iekert
and Samuel Balden, arrested by Officers Walker
and Traverse; /. Bergne. arrested by Officers LAW
Ter and Goodrich: sarah FarTOn. arrested by Oficer
NctanD: Henry Hall, arrested by Officers Walker
and Mccain: Fanny Grandson. arrested by Officer
are the first eases the mayor has had this week.
POIITICAI--The conservatives hold mass meet
Ing Tonight at Al1nory hall to hear Major Holmes
Conrad: and the liberals have secured Hon. ]. c.
Fowler Tor an address at the same hall on WedneS-
day night.
RErORTERs NOTES.-The marriage of Mr.. Frank
j. Bell, the enterprising Fairfax street stdtioner.
and Miss Flora Lambert, the beautiful and accom-
pished daughter OF ono OF our leading bankers.
which took place in York, Pa, while the young lady
was o.: I; ",iJ last November was announced yester
GN.-Sneak thieves are prey1ng upon 1St ward
residents daily.-Gas is TO be cut of all houses
That are In arrears tn the works on the 25th
instant.-Mr. Norman Moore, of this city, was
badly hurt yesterday by fellow Workman who
accidentally struck him on the head with a ham,
mer.-!rhe new Columbia engine house will. it is
expected, i've ready for occupancy within month
the lower ship yard-Tbe Alexandria ISraeliteS
are observing the Feast of Tabernacles to-day.