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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-02-10

Weare receiving new goods every week an
keeping up our sizes and assortInents in clOtl
ing, hats and furnishing goods
Eft PANCOAsT l. Son.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-02-10

From 10 TO II IL. III. as a free lunch; and for sale
all day. Raw oysters always on hand, at Harry
Hills old stand, No. East Houston street.
ll-S-3m
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-02-10
Twenty Lots for Sale,

On South Flores street. Cheap and easy terms
Apply ut Lachappeer Soap Works, South
Flores street. 2-l-lm
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-02-10
Fine Buggy for Sale.
Wanted,

Nearly good as new. Can be had at bar
gain. Inquire at this office. 2-S-6t
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The Price of Wood,

During the cold weather, has jumped 200 pc
cent, but the price of printing at the LIGH'
Office remains the same. If.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-02-10
Butter, Butter,

Our Stetson hats for winter just in.
S-l4-tf PANCOAsT & Son.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-02-10

PancOast & Son is the place to get n nice fit
ting suit. S-l2-tf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-09
Affairs in West Washington.

EXCITEMENT AT TIRE ACADEMY or THE VrsrTATroN.
Some time during yesterday the sisters Of the AGA
DENY OF thesVfStattOn found that one OF their
boarding pupils was missing. 1t was soon noised
atout that there had been an elopement, and the
school was astir with speculation and excitement
the priests were notified ana search at once IN
slituted, but the missing one was not found. The
night passed Without any news from her. This
morning, however, the young lady returned, and,
much to the disappointment Of the romantic
young ladies In the school, there had been no
elOpement. but the young lady had simply gone
without permiSSion-to attend the wedding OF two
OF her friends, Mrs Owens and Mr.. Fowler, no
ticed elsewhere, and SO sensation was spoiled.
THE DAsHAwAY CLUB had a very large meeting
last night An interesting program was rem.
dered, consisting OF instrumental and vocal music
BY Misses Beal and Wells, Messrz Noyes and
Robinson, and speeches by Messrs Kempel, of
Wheeling, W. Va, and John Tyler Nessrs
Brandt, Hutcnins, Rohrer, johnson and Edmon-
ston were appointed committee to go before the
Senate subcommittee having In charge the Dis
trict hcerSe bill. which recently passed the House.
ana 10 urge upon that COMMITTEES delay OF action
In the matter until the circumstances of the
WEDpN0.-MT Gilbert Fowler, well known
young business man OF this place (son OF Mr. VIM
l. FOwleT} and Mrs. Owens WashfnQton. were
united In marriage at the residence OF the latter
I24 street, yesterday.
The FINAL REHRARSAL Of tie GEORGETOWN M.
sonic Choir, under their new leader, Prof. 6oussa
took place last night There was large attend
snCe and tne cnoir seems about to enter upon q
INsfAILAS1oE,-Thef oiiow!ng onsces were IN
stalled last night &C C0veaant Lodge. No. 10. d.
9. r. BY Gfnhd 6ecretarJ r. Han sweet: IL ~
Rogers. n. g.: Q. &. Z. Bterick, vG.: John H
Darnes secretary; G. n. AllisoA, TREASURED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-09
Wall Street To-day,

New YORK, JAN 9-The Posts financial article
says: The stock market presents a somewhat diff
1erent character from last week. Yesterday and
to-day 1t has been continuously strong without
breaks or important reactions, and while there is
fewer disquieting rumors and an apparent
Increase OF confidence. The total volume
OF sales up to 1890 o'clock was about 10000
shares against lis, 900 In the same hours yester-
day and 600 ON Saturday. The net result of
the forenoon's business was an advance on the
general list OF u to ~. The Southwesterns were
all stronger In the favorable report OF increased
earnings. The granger stocks were dull, except
81 Paul: The Vanderbilt stocks were dull and
nrnl. The California shares were generally dull
and firm. Government bonds were J. higher for
the AS State bonds were dull and fraction
higher. Railroad bonds were strong and 1a1 Il
per cent higher, the latter Lehigh and Wilkes
barre cOnSOlS to 1C3lI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-09
VARIOUS CAUSES

ADVANCING years care, Sickness disappointment and
hereditary predisposition tn tprn the hal.
gray and either Of them inclnes il sosed premsturey
AfEhs HAIR S!GOR viii restore faded OR gray. light
or red na'r 70 rich brown deep black, may be
desired. soatens and cleanses the scalp. giving it
healthy acton. It removes am, ra. fiandrnf ord
humors by It's use falling hair is ehscked and new
growth VIII oe produced In all oas where the foolss
are mot DESTROYED or the glands decayed It's effects
beantiuny snown on brashy, weak or sickly hair on
which rev apphcaticns win produce the gloss and
freshness o. Xouth Harmless and in its results It
= tS e areasinx and 10 especially valued
-, AYE1 a. HA ~ xIGoR I. Soa oo9tns nsAer
ret Il ass long On The hair aud issns n esS snd W.
orous. tnlparting IN agreeable poef5me. =
For sale by al drusgisS. s98S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-09
Cen. Pacific.
Giles & Ohio. .
Do. LIST pref .
Political Notes.

George W. Click was inaugurated governor OF
Kansas yesterday.
Both houses OF the New Jersey Legislature WIN
convene this afternoon. GottfrIed Kruger. az
Newark, says he proposes TO contest Senator NO
fnerSon'S reelection to the bitter end.
The Arkansas assembly met yesterday and or.
gained by eecting j. ID. Judkins president OF the
senate, and w. c. Bailey speaker OF the house A
instant.
The mandamus case OF Chalmers agt Myers,
secretary OF state OF Mississippi, concerning
Day at jackson before Judge Wharton, OF the CIR.
CUT court The day was consumed I'm argument
Orleans was celebrated at New York Boston.
cleveland and other cities yesterday. At Boston
TWO hundred and fifty persons. including Cover.
house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-09
THoMAs BOWLING. Auct:oneer.

TRUSTEFS SALE OF DWELLING HOUSE. ON
IHlEIhESTH STREET. NJ Ar c, so TIL AND
ANOIhER ON FIFTH STRFET n, ,RTHWEST
NEsK STREET. BOTH DESIRABLE RESI-.
By virtue of deed OF trust from Nathan c. Dra-ra
Ter and wife aud Johnson 7. Thomas and wife FL
Gsted July lst ID 1872 EIG recorded IL No COS AGA
iono OF the lan records Of the District Of Columbia
End OF the order OF the Supreme Court of the District Of
SeGnoie In the case Of Hyde ct al, equity
No 40. dIssolyng the injunct on the suiscr:ier
vii sell to the highest bidder front Of the pre1ise
SSANuARi. a., D: 1883, .1ot Numbered
tseyenl. in square number 296 (two hundred and
Eaety sax and Tot nuil fer "A (tweny four) in the
euodv1son Of square number $40 tive hundred and
teI) es made by tn commissioners apyoint ted by the
court 70 divide the Hodze estate. ali in Washington
city. B;s.rict Of Columbia
Sa e IL square $40 at FOUR O'CLOCK 2. NJ. ind in
square &96 80 HAiF-PA~T FoUE O'CLOCK p NJ
Terms Of sale: OEe-third cash. of which 300 On
each pSce must be Paid the time Of sale and the
& ne IN eana suns N one two and three years.
tum Ter annuc from day OF SALE payai,ls semi
ANNUALLY. to he secured the property cold to the
SA eco. of the Trustee To be sold subject
and assessments and convey ancing recording TO
lie at the cost of The purchaser
d3o-d ANTHONY HYDE. Trustee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-09
The Markets.

e0a do I'D SERIES 50; past due coupons. Sc; new S.
Al bid to- day. ~
Flour more active and unchanged. Wheat southern
hrn; western stesdy-scnthern red. 1.03al. 09: do
western winter red. spot :09s January osE
Al 10; February IHa1. II March. !. 13la1 1872:
easer.seutherp Shlts ssaSs do: yellow 5ssSs: west
6as62X; March. S2s ssssf . ' Oats STEADY steady.
southern. 45s4s: western white. 4sa4s; do mixed.
dull and unchanged. PROVISIONS unchanged. Butter
4uietwestern packed. 2Ga26; roll, 2Oa25. Eggs-fresh
dull, "a; lined, lSa19. Petroleum unchanged.
Coffee qqiet,Rio csrsoes. ordinary to far.. 6Ass
S1Xas dnllIA soft *; COPPER refined quiet, TN
steamer dun and unclaimed; Receipts-nour. .. 625
barrels: wheat, 81, Ola bushels; corn &C. busels;
oats 73O bushels. Shipments wheat. 49, e93 bushels
corn. 10 h94 bushels. Saies-wheat 3l6 bushels
corn, 49, ZIG bushels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-09
Hon. Lot M. Morrill, is dying
corner In corn Is said to be deyelopfnr I'm Chi.

cago.
A fire broke out in Telegraph block, Detroit,
Michigan, yesterday, and the ffty-eight Telegraph
operators In the top or the building saved their
lives by the fire escape.
The resignation OF Baron Blanc. secretary gen.
erai OF foreign Affairs OF Italy, and formerly 1tai-
Ian ambassador to Washington, has been finally
accepted.
The Keystone Iron Works, at Reading Pa, yes
pudders' wages.
The A. ". Sprague Manufacturing company,
at providence, X. l., has attached the property OF
the Comstock Foundry company for sl2o GOO and
The Perkins Sheet Iron company for 100000.
attachments were placed on the property OF
henoers0ns Opera company at Milford, Mass.
yesterday, and the company disbanded.
The old board OF trustees OF the philadelphia
and Reading railroad, headed by Franklin b
yesterday.
Five bills OF Indictment were found In the New
YORK court OF general sessions yesterday aga nss
george D. luce, late president OF the Utica, Ithaca
and western railroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-09

Ru0oreA Wkth0raW01 - OauDueeoAsu
NOmtaation.
t-seNported ct the Capitol to-day that the
nomination OF j. +. Olmstead for District Com
missioner would be withdrawn, but nothing defi-
Mite could be learned as to the authority for the
rumor.
NO FOUNDATION FOR THE REroRT.
Upon fnquiring at the White House about the
report that the President intends to
withdraw the nomination OF Mr. John r.
Olmstead to be District Commissioner, Il was
stated authorftatvely that the President has ex-
pressed no such intention, and that the report was
without foundation
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The star Route Trial.

CONTINUED FROM THE FIRST EDITION.
discussion sprang up over request by Mr..
Wilson for some papers, which Mr.. Bliss said were
not In his possession.
MT. ingersou then insisted that the Jacket indi-
eating that IL had enclosed the papers asked for
Should be excluded. During the discussion at
several times the spectators laughed at remarks
that were made. Finally Judge Wylie observed
vi the officers OK this court room don't perform
measures TO have them removed. People assem-
Ole mere and laugh at the most Insignificant re-
marx. There Is nothing to excite the visibility OF
ANYBODY" Judge Wyl!e decided that II the papers
were not produced to permit the defense TO con-
strue the order OF Mr.. Brady endorsed on the
jacket, as justified by the papers enclosed.
All:l5 p m recess was taken
When the court reaSSemhled Judge Wylie an
nounced that he would adjourn at three O'clock as
Mr. GIL thought that that was as long as he could
Mr.. Walter was recalled to the stand and his
cross-examfnat!on was continued.
THE JUDGE AGAIN INrERPosEs TO PRESERVE ORDER
Mr.. Wilson reopened the discussion regarding
the papers which the defense wanted, and charged
the prosecution with conceaiing them.
81 deny III" said Mr.. Merrlck
81 say" said Mr.. Wilson. ''they are Withholding
these papers"
"This must STOP" said Judge wylie: 1--WE must
have order. When your time comes for having
these papers presented the whole power OF the
this Is no place for bringing great pile OF papers
The papers may be lost or stolen, or destroyed"
MI Marks, the assistant postmaster at Pueblo.
Col, was then recalled and examined as 70 mat
tiers on the Pueblo and Rosita route.
Juror Gill Is suffering with complaint OF the
he expected to be able to continue his service on
the jury.
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DIEn.

DIED.
DYER, In Georgetown. on Sunday January ~
1883. W. l. DYER. ia the sixty third year OF his age
Funeral viii take place from his ats rtsdsce st 8
O'Clock "Wednesday morning. Services at TRINITY
church at l0 O'Clock. 2ts
FRAN In this city, on January 9. 1888. ct 80
O'Clock p, NJ, Mrs CAROLINE FRANZ
Her funeral will take place from No. ~ North al.
more street. Baltimore. Nd. Wednesday. at ESQ 3.
HEINLINP: Suddenly. Of heart disease on January
fth. 1898. at 10 O'Clock a. M, THOMAS WphEINLINk
in the forty third year Of his see.
Funeral will take lace from the family residence No.
OH 9Th street SOUTHEAST Wednesday dan. l0 after.
noon. three O'Clock. Friends aud relatives invited
TO attend.
HANDLER. On Sunday. January 2 1888 at hs
residece No. l22l Eleventh street northwest after
lingering Illness which he bore with Christian ford.
tude. HUGO T.. RAMBLER. aged fifty years.
Funeral from hSlate residence 1921 Eleventh street
northwest Wednesday Afternoon. at O'Clock. Friends
and relatives invited atiend without furthes
notice. n
OGDEN. On January 9th. 1888, in Montgomery Co..
Nd. OF pneumonia. EDITH EyELEEN, infant laugh
moutils
Montgomery and Prince Georges counties papers
please copy.l
OWEN. On Mondsy, January 9, 1888 At BIS m, q
the res dence OF her nephew Mr. D. A. Denisop tdia
caty, Mrs BP.OWEN, widow Of Galusha Owen OF Hart.
ford. Conn.
Funeral services at Hartford Conn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-09

TRENTON, N. j., Jan. 9.-The democratic men,
Major O'ConnOr, OF Essex, was nominated for
speaker; Arthur Wilson, OF Monmouth, for clerk OF
the house; Thomas Noonan, OF Jersey City, for
reading clerk; c. j. Donovan, of jersey City, ser
geant-at-arms, with Michael Hurley, of Trenton,
ior assistant The republicans OF the senate held
thelr caucus an hour later and nominated Senator
Gardiner, OF Atlantic, for president: William A.
stiles OF Sussex, for secretary; william A. Nc
Crllllsh OF Trenton, for assistant secretary; c. j.
Donovan, OF Union, for sergeant-at-arms. There
was full attendance at both caucuses
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GEYER l. CO.'S NEW AUCTION BAZAAR,
" 468 and 410 C. street nortllwes

On THURSDAY. JANUARY ELEVENTH. at HALF
FAST TEN O'CLOCK we VII sell at the stables Of VIM.
Horses adapted to all kinds OF work also. Carriages,
Bugges. JuInpseat Csrrya all several Of New and
Second hand Harness. Blankets, Robes, Hsl:ers,
Whips, &c. &c.
We Will also sell st the stables occupied by Mess-s
+. enney & Co., of the National Hotel Ore elegant
Black Horse splendid driver fine action: viii work in
81 Cd saddle horse; also One Buckskn Horse black
inane ad tai sound and kind very snowy in harness.
de horses in this city ALSO Pair of arge and Snowy
Horses. will work either single double. pr mpt,
easy roadsters free fr ali stable tricks
and are worthy the attention Of gentlemen in search
an excellent pair of horses also, several of New
end Secnnu-hand Harness. single and double. These
horses. the property Of n TenIey Co.. well
use for them. W. f. GEYf4
kOBEKT vOSE h CO., Auctioneers. ia9t
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucuoneers.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
PROVED REAL ESTATE. BEING PREMISES
No. 4l6 ON SEVENTH STREET. NORTHWESp

II
EXECUTORs SALY OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
PROVED REAL ESTATE. BEING PREMISES
No. 4l6 ON SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Under and by virtue Of the powers In me yested2
by the last viii and tesiaICeDt Of Wheina Eich ca
Ter. deceased l shall, on TUESDAY. JANUAKYaA
tie premises Offer for sale pubic auction part lot
ssvsnt.en. in square 81 beginning for the same at
hehistance 1T feet from the southeast corner of
said suars On the line Of 7th street west end running
100 feet to the line OF 7ti street and thence with the
ne 81 ss street north 26 feet to the point of begin
Terms Of sale One third cash and the balance In one
two with interest al per cent to secured
by deco OF trust upon the premises deposit of $500
vi be required at tie tH.apf sale. All conveyanci
nnd recording at purchasers of sale are
not complied with in days the Executor the
rsh. IT, resell ut risk and cost Of defautng purchaser
after days public notice Of such resale in some news.
paIer published In Washington, C.
CHARLES WALTER,
Executor Estate Of Wilhelmina Eichler, deceased.
62S is
sp THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY. the FIFTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY, A.
ID. 1888. at Same hour and pace.
CHARLES WALTER.
Executor Of Estate Of Wiheinna Eichler. deceased
JAMS eo&iis
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v1'HOhAS D'wLING. Auctoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-sToRY FRAME

BY virtue of deed of trust, dated the H6th day Of
March, 1874. and duly recorded in l. her f4S foiof 5
~, one OF the land records for the district of0
Soiurnba. the undersigned rIlntee will sell on
THURSDAY JANUARY ELEVEN II. 1888 ct FOUR
CCLOCk IN front of the premises. Lot No. in Moses
street between Caaal ard delaware avenue improved
By a three-story frame dwelling.
Terms: One third cash. balance at six and twelve
MONTH. with notes bearing interest and secured by
0ed OF trust on the property All at pur-
enasers cost slo0 deposit at time Of ale.
la9-ots j. C.. q. KENNEDY T-1.stea
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WEST WASHINGTON POLICY SHor RAIpEp-An
Old colOred man named VIM. King, OF No. 1924
Smell to-day, for allowing the business OF ilotteTy
policy" TO be carried on In his house. The officers
OF West Washington testified to ratdng the
house yesterday and finding lot OF policy shop
paraphernaia. Several witnesses testified to hav.
Ing seen the old man on several occasions play
the game In the house.
In the Circuit Court to-day in the case OF
Amedee Vaimont against Benedicto Constantine
action for SANDER for 5000 damages for Calling
the plaintiff thief and applying other names TO
him, verdict was rendered for the defendant
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-STORY BhICK
DWELLING. NEARLY NEw). BEING No 214
TWELFTH STREET SOUTHWEST. AT AUG

BY virtue of deed Of trust from William W Locke.
Snd wife dated Decemter lst A: ID: 1881. and III
corded JANUARY 9th. A ID. 1892 in Lihec No 994 -.A
foo Of the land records of the District Of Coun,
he Trustees at the written request Of the
noler OF the notes tn reby secured will sell to the high
s ct bidder IN front q the Gr. mise on WEDNEsDI
MHALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, the fol owl. e
Lot IN WASHINGTON CITY, d. c.. to wit: Lo No. TO- of
AbraG r BSrkers rccre subdivision of original Iot
No. In square No 325. To -ether with the improve
Dwelling House.
The sad property viii be sold subject to ed Of
trust dated October Sth 1891 recorded in Iter 9S4
folio 2O6 to note for 500 at two years per
cent Ihs interest thereon Viii be paid to day Of sale
Terms Of sale: Amount Of deed Of trust (f2 5D0} TO
DC assej by the Purcha and the balance in cash.
OF which 800 must be paid at the time Of sae Tue pur-
enseer1s to comply fully with terms OF sale within
Gays otherwise Trustees vi resell St his risk and cost
Al convey Gncing sIld ding purchasers c,st
Taxes ami interest will paid TO day of sale
h0BtkT r. lFATMAN,- Trps.aes
WILLIAM W. BOARMAS. : lrus'ees-
DUNCANSON BROS, ATCtionears ia6-Iot
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Dsssrsos asv.r.seas Asf.ars.
ODQTRUCfIN0 A oUWUn

Harbormaster sutton report d 20 the D,strfca
Commissioners this morning that a new siip IA
side or the ferry wharf. ami that the workmsn ara
dumping dirt under the sin. which may have the
eneet OF Stopping DIP the : wer which empties In
missoners TO stop this work.
FILLING THE OLD CANAL.
The Commissioners yesterday afternoon consid-
$4,000 for the work az nliing up the old nal ana
directed the eng neer's department 10 pruceed
With the work.
BrTprNe PERMITS
hwe been issued by INSPECTOR tw,s,e rs follows.
w. T. OGie, er CT store on NJ, between ssth and
goth streets northwest; $1,000 w " NJ 1rrison.
n ortheast: $50 Edward Wilson, Greet tisree
tnree-story dwellings, southe ast corncr slst and
seven two-story dwellings,. eta street between
and streets southwest; 5000.
FUNDS 10 FIGHT SMALLPOX
resterday Health o1icer Townshent addressed
a letter TO the COMMIT ssioners. sugyesunytaat an
sne ei,p Is 70 an alarming extent e
the health ofIicer 10 be used in case o} e,ne -
gency TO prev mt the spread OF the disease He
employed in the pound service men who could at
IN case a emergency at night ana remove cases
OF smallpox 70 hospital. but understanding that
the controller OF the T. s. Ire asury has dcci ieN
that these men cannot be paid for night WORK
while receiving pay for day labor In other capacity
persons for this duty. He thiI.ks It would be Wise
TO provide for the vaccination OF the unprotected
poor, which Will render the purch ,se OF virus
necessary. In reply TO this the Commissioners
State That the necessary means will be furnished.
and the health olcer is requested to make an esi.
mate OF the funds required for the purchase az
virus 10 protect the poor from this disease.
MAJOR BROCK lMPRoyINa-The condition ar
MAJOR Brock to-day is reported by his family az
much improved since yesterday, and hopes arc
entertained OF speedy recovery.
RUNAWAY AccInENr-Th,s afternoon. about q
O'Clock, the horses attached 20 a carriage belong.
Ing TO j. keleher, and driven by William RrowS
coiored, became frightened on the corner OF 5tS
anu streets, and, while crossing the track at
enat point The driver was throw from of the box.
inluTlng himself severely about the head and body
ACTION AGAINST THE DIsTRIcr-To-day the case
Circuit Court before Judge Macarthur Mr. Lara
comb for plaintin and Riddle aud Padgett for de-
fendanI This Is an action for 81 900 damages
Claimed TO have resulted from DEFENDANTS horse
and buggy in December. 1891, running over tho
body OF dead horse on street, near 18Th which
was IL Is alleged, negllgently allowed 10 remain
there
SUIT AGAINST SuRETIEs.-To-day Messra J. j.
Wilmarth ana W. II. Browne entered suit In the
name OF the nifed States use OF Chas j. FaDDiu4
agt henry A. Jones aud VIM. Adams, as suretie5
on the bond OF X. II. Marsh, executed January a
ls'2, as guardian OF plaintiff and his brother.
bayard Tanning charging that Marsh made de.
tault In the sum OF $S7559, and neglected 20 psy
the same.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-09

THE THREE CARD MONTE CAsEs-In the Courtta
General Term this morning the hearing or the
case or the United States agt. Murphy, Leary and
King, (the three card monte cases), was resumed
MessrS Cook and Cole for the Defendants and Ola.
trict Attorney Corkhiu for the government
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THE TARIFF RIy.I.

NAVAL ORDRRs.-Passed Assistant Surgeon
Henry c. Eckstein. ordered to duty at the naval
hospital Philadelphia. Captain James E Jouett,
detached from command OF the naval station at
person at the department. Lieutenant Edward
7. Strong, from the training ship Minnesota and
ordered as executive OF the Swatara. Passed AS
sStant Surgeon Daniel NJ. Guiteras from the naval
hospital Philadelphia, and ordered to report for
duty at the naval diSpensary Washington, ID. c.
Naval Cadet Charles E. Belden has resigned to
take effect December 3lst, 1889, has been detached
from the Alaska and has been granted leaYe OF
absence until that date