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RAILROADS.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
II TIE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
.,,- , BETWEEN
Hill last AND TtsE WEST VI. WASHINGTON
lOUEI.E TRACK IANINrN CnITnt ~ ~ ~

RMT.MokE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- TIE MODEL FAsT AND THE ONLY LINE
TIL last AND TIE o. W MsTN VI, WASHINGTON.
IoUBLE TRACK, JANNEY COUPLER.
scicGulc to take effect SUNDAY. NOV. y. 1892
law Washington from Station corner of New Jer-
Al Ter ,hesso. Cincinnati. Louisville and st Louis.
throGgh coaches and Palace Sleeping Cars To- above
points. "itnout change lois dali 70 Chicago
For ,ttsbu-v. Cleveland and De.roi. at 1915 a. m.
P,sbnr Win lesp:nr ars attae he'd s'- 'fa'h 10
ora ,f Tor pehndfeipha and SeT York at $40
VIII j ior and sieeIinr Cars atschei ILL., o@is'
Ter :tnore on We. days 5. 6;30: ESQ. 1:45 3d.
Ane - ~ ~ T. TO- 10 95 ,. $50 ,4;ao. 44O 5i5
fer hltmose on sundays $50. 7:45. Dam. l:25.
For Annapolis $50 a M. I2:iO and 4 40. ., Similar
81. n. 40 pm. y" 'DI'"''
. Per way stations between WASHINGTON an, B tmore
f9r Sa'ions on Metropoit Branc',. 8: TO- 40 a. NJ
90 n: dsi " EXCEPT Sunday. 4i5 pm. daily; for
Town a-d frederick. SAC H.. 1015 4:45 day except
1ra..s arrive flom the Yves. daily. GO, 7:s5 Am.
PRO. Sew York and PHILADELPHIA. :55. Sis a. IN.
rom Annapolis. & so H.. so ia D. NJ. Sunday
~ A. =. NJ. 6:3I r.
froni Frederick. Haserstown and in erinediate
POINT % Freder OK way stations 3: IS a
III, z'-" 4-+O Pm and % daily, except Sun
!fe.:- lave Baltimore for Washington at 3. 44o
3'V' - To- 9:lo and 1910 an. 12:15. 300.
40; 80 8. 9l0a 20 s. e:2S 80 and S.45 ~ M
ri ~ t-tE7 iloin Washington and Bs t1ore stop at
1c' .iaer Information apply at the Baltimore an
III ,.ia oi a"c5 Winston Station els and 1871
W - 5Etn jor taggase 10 Oe checked and lived At
Nj CLhaEhIs, N. OF T.. Baltimore and C. X.
LORD d. L. A. ap9
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JNO. A. CLARKE. trustees
3l9 ~ street NV.
J. L. COLDWELL, Auct. ap3O. lot
IMPROVED PROPERTY
. NEAR HIGH STREET,

vTNRUSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
GEORGETOWN, d. T.
Dy Nftue OF decree OF the Supreme Court Of thea
t april A. D. asss in cause $500 Equity Docket22 a
MO- y. =, THE sEyENTH DAY oR MAY. A. B.
1850: at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. in
i aSa Ss the a ~ That
one hundred and twenty five iaSSof Beatty Hswkins
S nbI tS deoTsetoyn p Beginning 50 feet
a9e o. afh street thence with TIE south Inc Of
south and parallel with the line Of said part Of lot
iees; tnence southn est % feet inches thence OBJ
hQuey un the West line Of part Of said lot
point feet from the southwest corner of part OF
saao lOt tnence east IS feet inches nersect line
Sraw9 south OF 50 feet inches thence with sad line
use Of an alley near the southwest corner) $3.50
IeIms One third cash; balance IN Il and 10 months:
notes TO be secured deed Of trust and to bear inter-
est deposit Of sloo at time Of sale: oonveyancine.
&C. az lnrcnasers cost. Terms to be compiled with
seven aays otherwise at rsk and Of de-
- s pusCssef. 0eer giving five days public notice
ingtOn, d. @. PN -
DUNCANsON BROS. 1uctonears' sp24-dSds
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VNHOMAs BOWLING. Auctionear,
VALUABLE LOT AT PUBLIC SALE, BETWEEN
GG AAddnnddHHE AND FREDERICK STREETS,

:. On y. MONDAY ,s1 the sEyENTH DAY OF. May. M
q the nonr Of Sl1 O'CLOCK p. H.. in front Of ~
the PTsmlses VIII oaer at public saie the folow--
ing To- o.*e bounced - MISUNDERSTANDING Tor tho
q fSss :nd ten inches ve.tery from he
running thence westerly with TIA south line OF Erst
s.eet feet AID four inches 70 the east ne
With said Paynes line parshel With Frederick street
tee then easegly and parsal with First
and parallel With Frederick ssst 70 the beginnng.
months, with interest. An oonvayancin9 6 the ex-
penss q tie purchaser. deposit 81 80 required.
n i. Jackson.
Uy1-dkds Attorney fo9 Charles Roos
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Telcgraphfc Briefs.

The depot OF the Boston and Albany railroad at
Natfck, Mass, was entered this morning by burg.
lars who blew open the safe, badly damaging the
Office. The watchmen surprised them and fired
At BalPS Mills. in a drunken fight, Tennessee
Jones was fatally stabbed by Dr. j. H. Ball The
tragedy was the result OF quarrel which took
place last winter
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SUMMER SERVICE,

SUMMER SERVICE.
Sailing from QUEBEC to LIVERPOOL every sATUR.
Sailing from BALTIMORE to LIVERPOOL. every n.
ternate MONDAY,
Via QUEENSTOWN
SHORTEST OCEAN VOYAGE
ONLY FIVE DAYS FROM LAND TO LAND.
Extra Weekly Ships from
GALWAY. LIMERICK. LONDONDERRY ana 0LAS.
Cow direct.
Only DIRECT LINE from GALWAY and I.THERICK
Accommodations UneQualed.
cabin $40 and $50 intermediate $40 Prepaid Steerage
For information. &C., apply to
LEVE ALDEN, General Agents.
207 Broadway, New York.
q. W: MOSS 226 Pennsylvania avenue;
. JAS. BELLFW, I'll 7th street:
Or, MRS. d. A. BROSNAN, 6l2 9th street
mo Agents in Washington, DC.
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PETERSBURG, VA, May 4-The bricklayers of
this city have struck for an advance In wages
from 81 2, to 50 per day. The demand here for
cessary to comply with the demand or the
strikers.
PITTsBURG, Pa, May 4-The tanners strike has
completely collapsed. All the best men have re-
turned to work at a reduction, and the places OF
Inferior hands have been nIIed with new men.
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Travel TS Eunopr.
ESTIMATES OF COST FOR TOURS TO ANY PART
OF EUROPE AND THE ORIENT.
TICKETS ISSUED and RELIABLE INFOkMA.
TlON CHEERFULLY GIVEN. Special arrangements
Tor escorted parties to foreign lands Full
AMERICAN EXCHANGE TRAVELLERS BUREAU
162 Broadway, New York
mh10-s. t. tn. 39t c. A. BARATTONI Manager,
A Liam LINE.
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Precautions Against Yellow Fever.

AUSTIN, TEXAS May 4.-The state health officer
notified the council at Brownsvilie to~iay 70 i'm.
medlately select quarantine officers preparatory
10 quarantinng against Matamoras. Quarantine
is TO bU declared within five days unless opera
tive measures are agreed upon with the Mexican
authorities to establish effective quarantine at
Bagdad- Yellow fever may appear at any time,
and hence the precautions taken.
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THE EVENING STAR.
" 4s
I'd Edition.
--latest TGlegranS to The Star.
A Post office Sensntiou I'm New York.
RAIpINQ THE PRIyArR LETTER orrtcrs

"A POst office SenSati0n I'm New York.
RAIDINa THE PRIVATE LETTER oFF1cka
made for the past few months to Postmaster Pear.
son Dy merchants OF the non-delivery OF their let
tiers The matter was referred TO Inspector New
comoe, who was led to believe, after Q short
examination. that the trouble in some way
or other arose from the Interference Of
was placed In the hands OF Colonel A. g. sharp
chief Inspector OF the general post oflce in WASH
ington, who came here and has been engaged for
weeks past In looking into the workings or Hus-
Sey'S, Boyd's and other private Offices Upon
Colonel Sharp's report 10 the Postmaster General
Brewster. who S'u aesldeG saas an f aSess
private letter offices were gross
violation Of the law. Thereupon the matter
Inspectors speese, OF Pttsburg; Camp, OF Boston,
ana Newcombe, OF New York, detailed to assist
the e S
city-Boyd's and Hussey s-should be raided
nrst, and to-day was fixed for the event.
with nve deputy United States marshals In citi-
cenS dress went to Boyds and Inspectors New
shals, went TO Husseys office. The carriers were
Just coming out, and they were seized and their
in their fright, threw down their bags OF letters
e ena p oas and pitching Ing on tslr osa
raaed 70 ocs truck Nss sn
and loaded with from 5000 to 5000 letters and
packages, which were found in one OF the of1ices.
AsTeaG quantity OF newspapers, circulars and other
printed material found at HusSey'S Was not de-
stroyed: AT Boyds about 1900 to 1900 letters
were seized. The material WAS taken TO the post
omce. where 1t was assorted by several clerks. No
arrests have yet been made, though 1t is probable
indictments will be found against the persons car
rying on this illegal business by the grand fury.
The penalty for sending letter by private express
is fine OF $50 and the parties carrying on the ex-
press are liable to fne OF $50 for every onense.
These two onlces. It is said. delivered upwards of
10000 letters daily on their penny postage plan
thereby defraudng the post ONCE OF several hun
dred dollars daily 1t Is said that hundreds or once
and messenger boys, when sent to the post ONCE
to mail letters and given money to pay the regu-
lar postage, 90 to these offices, where they only
pay one penny, putting the difference on postage
In their pockets. One Office employed forty-nve
carriers and the other thirty. Several other offices
OF like character in the city for the delivery OF
circulars etc, will next receive the attention Of
the post office authorities
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N LED.

KENNEDY. Suddenly. on May Sd, 1888 at quarter
past IL y. m, MARGEhET, beloved wife of Willam
Kennedy, in the iorty second year of her sge
he funeral will tske place from her late residence
244 First street southwest sunday. May 9th at 20
p m.
MoG1VERN. On Thursday morning May Sd 1883
OF consesnye chill. MARION A.. beloved daughter o.
month. 49,
Funeral viii take place from her pArents residence
No. us street northeast SATURDAY at two O'clock
and friends are respectful invited to attend
PAULDlkG. On Tuesday. May I. 1885, In tine thir-
nssh EesT q his sge at For5 sidney Nebr.skA Capt
Us; army, only son OF the late Commander Leonard
PeuId1ng. u. s. Navy.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
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Star Route Arguments,
LAWYERS THEORY OF THE DEFENDANTS OFFER r
SUBMIT THE CASE.

a LAWYERS THEORY OF THE DEFENDANTS OFFER TO
SUBMIT 7HE CASE.
Wash. Cor. n. Y Herald
WASHINGTON, May 2, lsSs
The proposition OF the counsel for the defendants
In the star route to submit their case 10 the
jury without argument has given rise here To
much comment, because II is understood tnat for
weeks past speeches have been in the course OF
preparation for delivery. Inquiry to the reason
for this course fails to elicit answer from either
OF The counsel The defendants are divided into
three sets-yafIe and Miner being defended by MT
henkie, Brady by Messrs Chandler and Wilson,
ana the two Dorseys by Messrs. Carpenter.
together as defendants their interests are sep.
ardte. Brady made fbe orders by which the
Defendants are charged with having furnished
petitions and the false oath upon which Brady
lallohs for The amounts OF money 10 be allowed
for Increase and expedition II Is claimed that It
would De hopeless task TO undertake. TO dispute
the facts alleged, that the oaths were false and
that Bradys orders we're made TO conform TO The
oathS.
LAYING THE BLAME ON EACH OTHER
In explanation OF the offer OF the defendants q
prominent lawyer said to your correspondent:
"The only defense that can be made Is for one
set or defendants to put the blame upon the other
and In making such defense the counsel who has
his client.
In general the rule is that the senior counsel
closes The case for his side. Mr.. Davidge is APP
parently the senior counsel for the defends nts,
but Il is understood he VIII yield his right that
the DorSeyS may have the benert or Mr.. Inger-
SOILS EFFORT on their behalf. According TO the re-
ports there Is dispute among the several counsel
that may not be settled. General Henkle does not
want the counsel for Brady and Dorsey to follow
MIN, because they may put the blame on his
clients without his being able TO reply TO them
Judge wilson does not want Mr.. Ingers5ll to come
last and throw the blame upon Brady, nor does
Colonel ingersoi intend TO let Judge Wilson follow
MIN and put the blame upon the Others. Being
unable to agree upon the order In which they are
70 speak, it Is said the offer was made to submit
the case without argument before Colonel Bliss
commenced his speech, In the hope that the coun.
sci FOR the government would agree to It and thus
around" ~
When Colonel Bliss has concluded, which viii
propably be tomorrow, the Defendants counsel
Will be compelled 10 act, and the general opinion
Is mat unless they can come to some agreement
this evening they must from necessity submit the
case without argument While this course may
have the appearance or abandonment OF their
cases vet In the present conct OF interests ft IS
the only way TO solve the dir1culty and prevent
one defendant from trying to save himself at the
expense OF the others
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AUCTION SALES.


T. e. NEWTON, Auctioneer.
,I I:n sell M NAY s1xrM:.. ELIZABETH LAB. pEcxsEs
stock Of Fancy Goods. such rs
HOSIERY. LHCEs GLOVES. TOYS.
RIBBONS, GENTS AND LADIES UNDERWEAR,
FLOWERS, HATS,
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S DRESSES
LACE CURTAINS. AND TABLE-CLOTHS,
Sale win commence at Ten O'CLOCK sharp.
B. sAMSTAG. Salesman.
P. s-we viii sell in the evening at SEVEN O'CLOCK
WALTER B. WILLIAMS Co.. Aucsioneerp.
REGULAR SATURDAY nRnANYs, sAHT OF HOUSEHOLD
sS 1ona q
salesroNm general assortment OF Household Furni-
1t 'i-' Nv WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucss.
NExT WEEK WILL BE THE LAST
OF THE
AUCTION SALE
Ar
o0S SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
SALE COMMENCES AT 1890 AM DAILY.
ON NEXT TUESDAY NJ Will = ! BE ~ SPECIAL CLOS
SILKS sg 4.RH s NyEs LINEN RysT
LADIES SPECIALLY INVITED.
my4-8t FOLEY, Auctioneer.
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioueers.
PAwNBRoKEH's SALE OF GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES. GOLD CHARMS, GOLD LOCK ETS
AND CROSSES. DIAMOND AND PEARL
GGLUsTERSll s GOLD BRAGELEIs. GOLD AND
PINS. SOLID SILVER KNIVES, FORKS AND
SPOONS, HOLLOW WARE. KEVOLvERS
PAINTINGS ON PORCELAIN, OPERA GLASSES,
&c, &c, Al AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING. MAY EIGHTH. at
TWELVE O'CLOCK, will sell at the auction rooms of
Duncanson Bros. 9th and streets, quantity Of I'm
redeemed Pledges. being partly enumerated above.
Parties interested will please take notice.
PHILIP WAL LACH, Broker
my4-d 1417 Pennsylvania avenue D. ".
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THIS EVENING.
EOLEY. Anc:ioneer.

FOLEY. Anctioneer.
Will sell at public suction. commend; ng THURS
DAY EVENING, at SEVEN O'CLOCK, MAY THIRD,
all the Dry Goods, Notions White Goods Corsets Rib
bonf Hosiery &c, at Store, No 1900 7th street H. W.
corner of NJ street
Ladies viii do well to attend.
my3-2t FOLEY Auctioneer
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TOMORROW

CHAs. WEEKS W. w. BULLEN.
WEEkS CO.. Auctioneers,
Opposite ns'i Git; Post Office.
SPECIAL SALE OF CARRIAGES.
ONE TURN OVER SEAT RoCKAwAY
ONE TOP sURRY WAGON.
ONE FINE LEATHER TOP BUGGY.
ONE STANDING TOP PHAETON,
ONE PASSENGER EXTENSION.
ONE DAYTON OR McCAULL WAGON.
At auction. in front of salesrooms. SATURDAY
MORNING. MAY FIFTH. AL Ten O'CLOCK.
to the above SALE being all first class work. Leather
Cloth Trimmings, &c. On exhibition early on morning
OF sale. myS-2t
FENHOsiAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
VERY ELEGANT HoU lEHoLD FURNITURE AT
AUCTION.
On sATupDAY MORNING, MAY FIFTH. 1883. AT
rooms shall sell sur erb assortment. % Of Ky Hoas hoId
Furniture, being the ent re contents of two large
Five very superior Paror suites:
One Cocoboo Sofa. upholstered in Embossed Plush "a
Two Chippenda!e Chairs. beautifully upholstered.
Ten Elegant Walnut Marble Top Chamber Suites:
Handsomely Carved Ash Set with French Plate
One Hand omely Carved Oak Hall setsee cost 500,
Carved Walnut Wardrobes;
Handsome NJ. L. Tables;
One very large French Plate Mirror. suitable for bar;
Several Walnut Buffets
Extens Dining Tables;
P Pen ss I bssoTsed fn Toilet Ware;
Hair and Husk Mattrasses
Ten Pieces Straw Mating;
Together with about 800 separate pieces
NB-The sale of fine Furniture will take place inside
at II: Sg precisely. No postponement on account
OF weather. my3-2t
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THEY GET AWAY FROM TUE CRIMINAL corRr cxip
THIS AFTERNOON

THEY GET AWAY FROM TIVE CRIMINAL covRr cxils
THIS AFTERNOON.
Thi' afternoon, about ten minutes mast o,clock
four "a the prisoners brought M from ian this
mora NJ and placed in the cells Immediately below
the CT, m.aal Court room made their escape Tneee
were RS30y White, convicted OF robbing a solitef,
Jim Waters, ol,red. convicted OF houscbreakinQt
Richard I'm, colored, assault, and Geo McCauley
a weil-known white prisoner. who Is charged with
assault with intent TO kin Arthur Flynn
There are Two rooms IN the basement Of the old
building 10 which the prisoners were placed, and
IN front O; the windows is q massive from csging
running M 10 the circular ceiling. IL appear
that the ;oor leading 70 the hole was locked al
the TIM, and without any noise
the prisoners named got TO the too
OF the iron work and succeeded "a
bending tive or the bars OF three-quarter inch
iron, so that they could slip through and then
made their way out o. the window and were free.
The prisoners are well known to The police and
some or them VIII doubtless he arrested. Among
others In the cell was Joshua Anderson. convtcte1
OF manslaughier, but he made no attempt to get
away.
Major Bassett relieved Perry Carson ana James
Leonard, the officers who had charge of them as
soon 40 he had heard OF the escape OF the men.
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STEAMERS. &c.

CUMNFR SCHt DJI.t-STEAMER ARROW SMITH
- yeay 7sh street wharf a for Potomac River
LANDINGS connecting With u. a. -. L. Il. ct t5hep-
herd. also ct Alexandria with 100 q Perry b al
from Washington. ON Mondays for Nomini and inter
n.ediat' isndlnsH Ie,nrnhs uesnaye On thursdays
and intermediate landings returning FL ayR On Sat
urtays Curromsn. Ieonardtown and interpet,iate
landings. returning sundays. See Schedule For In
forms ton Apply at Office. 7th n. wharf Wash d C.
]. b. PADGETT. A2t- tsp23l q. w. RIDLEY Man
II AND THE SOUTH.-Potomac Steamboat Co =
Ropular str GEORGE LEARY, Capt RE full leaves
TN 81 wharf every TUESDAYS and THDR DAYS, ut
S:3o ?; m. and SATURDAYS at 6 p. M. ping At
lfney Point and Point Lookout going and RETURNING
connecting In Norfolk with Boston. Prov dencs and
NeM ork sseamera and all raiIro ID lines SOUTH and
etVd ointwith the Chesapeake Ohio X. r.. Tickets
e1d ss terooms can be Mt b. %. Ticket Once,
&SSl IA ave.; b. ". Resets sons I2i6 ST. ST.
Marc Hotel. snd at Office, 7th- ct. wharf,
w. WELCH. Agent L. n. HUDGlNS. Gen. Supt.
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PROFESSIONAL.

1I5tEUL FEET ARE EXQUISITE TO HEALTH
" stn comfort, hence the siite Of the world from far
nnd n g. patron re DR. WHITES establishment l4l6
Pa Az opposite Wlsr'i's Hotsl. for the successful
tressuifnt o. Hard and Soft Corna Bunops Inverted
GSk vascular Exercise nces ETC. list bshe.i i'm Wash
tnefon Dc. In 1851. Office fes 81 per visit Tor put
ing uie ieei Al o.ier. ma
nh- -. l. BONEE. MEDICAL. ELECTRICIAN
y , treats successfully Female Diseases Neuralxia
GAenI. stsn Ceiils, Paralysis. Nervous Diseases &c
TURKISH, Rrssian, sulphur and ali Medicated Baths
given. AT 6 street. opposite Riggs House. GO
nE. H. $. PARSONS Nj DICAL ELECTRICIAN
bGzit anic ana Electro Vapor Baths Massage SWeod-
I'll movements, Magnetic Treatnsnt &c. Hourn from
ea.m- Ia p 1927 street northwest o6-ams
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An Aged Wife Murderer Sentenc ed to
be Hanged.

OswEao. n T., May 4-Joshua Clifford. aged -
day found guilty ana sentenced TO be hanged on
June q 1883 motion for a new trial was de-
MED, and an appeal will be taken to the general
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CUNARD LINE

NOTICE.
LAM ROUTE.
1Ef CUStRD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
bt1NfEN NEN YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
tALIlNC& AT CORK HAEBOK.
IRON PIER 40 N =. NEW YORK
seTu We l.. NJ y g. PaYonla 800. We'd. June 6
Scyt--2-.. We'd, Nay Is. ScrVia go. V ed June Il:
=. rthi-.- wed. May .. Scytlia e. We'd. June 90
Doth!Hi. H. May 80. Gaia $500. Wed. June %
&ND VERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK.
rat o paSsage-S6O, $50 and si0O according to &C
seeae at very low rates Storage tickets from Iiv
sfl c'I an Queenstown aud ali otter parts Of Europe,
ERest -ates.
- ihrciSh bills Of laden given for Belfast Glasgow
nav Antwerp and other ports the Continent AMI
afI A., tiittrranesn ports.
OF i.elght aud passaze Apply al the Conrany's ocs
no. towing Green. o. both Bteerage and cabin to
SiiS bIoEiOM q Co. t05 Ith street, Washington,
VERNON II. BROWN 4 CO.. New York
Ut 60 Nessrs- o IFS BIGELOT < Co,
isni3 COS 7th street Washiuyton
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NOT YET IssUED-At late hour this afternoon
Mr.. Keim's commission bad not been issued.
A Fishery Dispute.
REQUIsI7roN FROM THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
To-day requsition was received here from the
governor OF Virginia for George and Edward Payne
and John Powell. charged with illegal fishing and
assault on Virginia constable near the end OF the
Long bridge, and on bench warrant issued by
Chief Justice Cartier they were arrested. They gave
bail for hearing. and 1t Is understood that before
they wiz be SURRENDERED the question Of the legal
under habeas corpus proceedings
District Governments Affair.
petitions protesting against the occupancy Of the
vacant square OF ground at the corner OF 9th and
streets by any shows
PERMITS 10 BUILD.
northeast; $4,000 Mrs L N. Adams repair
Ssf OF i'm en9 vail n rsSss
rear OF le90 street northwest: $3.50
A BE STABLE vos rHr HrKp1c pHxrox Cow.
PANY.-Several weeks since THE STAR gave brief
account Of the large stable contemplated to be
IN East sSns ~ the ardc
to twice the size originally contempisted' and
structure is now clearly defined in the
!0unoauo0 walls, which are nearly completed
Ine building fronts I16 on G street northeast by
x34H feet on 10th street northeast; n 70 be two
full stories high with truss roof; extreme height
OF roof g feet The ground story front has two
metal money vault, shaving shop, blacksmith
shop and wood shop A coach house VIII run the
fuH leDgth-334k feet By - feet wide-tle balance
OF this door being for stables tor 800 hossea It
u TO be ready tor occupancy ~ July Isl
wAsaneTos Fnu NAaKsr.-Receaved ana sold
By r. A. Golden, I'm aee1s, y0hnSoa'b wharf, to-
day: 500 ahAd from t1b 20 30 peS hundred: 0oOo0
herring, from - % q Per thousand.
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Bill Prohibiting Free Passes.
Found Drowned

. ALBANY, May "A bill prohibiting free passes
being granted to any one except railroad employees
and officers passed the assembly to-day.
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CHESTER, Pa, May 4-Smeon Brandies, aged
forty-Iour years, a prominent clothing dealer of
this city. was found drowned In the Delaware
river this morning. Whether not 1t Is a Case OF
suicide Is not KNOWN and no cause can be assigned
for BrandieS taking his life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-04
.UNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
H. q. PARL0R SUITE. WALNUT FRAME MIRROR,
WALNUT CHAMBER SET, WARDROBE, Elk.
SAFE, MATTRESSES. BFnDING. PICTURES.
BRU Is ELS AND Ingram GARPtTS RUGS.
COOK STOVE, KITCHEN UTENSILS. 40. &C..
BEING THE CONTENTS OF DWELLING No. TAO
SIX STREET NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING, MAY SEVENTH. COM
mencing at TEN O'CLOCK, we will sell, the above
named residence. the entire Furniture Carpets, &c.
contained therein. being partly enumerated above to
which attention of buyers is called. my4-2t