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DRIvATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND.
II. H. DODGE.
Bonds Stocks ard Investment Securities Bought and
Soid On CoLinisslon
Nc. s3s 18th sTREET (CORCORAN BUILDING }
Agency for Prince and Whitley. took Brokers'
"a BROADWAY. NEW YoaK.

Fyerv class Of cecrl-Ies bought and sold on ~omrnis-
eion In San Frs1ciscO. Baltimore. Philaie'h:a New
York. Boston and Wsshingtnn. orders e~ecuted the
New Yors Stock Exchange ct one-eigh per cent
commission Private sId direct telegraph to
Richmond, Baltimore, TN ladelpha, 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 resr,ii the Markets received III rougl our
wires II. TAST.-Y direct from the new York Stock
EXCHANGE, nj
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Wife Murder.

JERSEY CITY, N. j., Feb. 5.-Mrs Kate Murray,
who was brutally beaten by her husband, Edward
Murray. during drunken fight on the night OF
Thursday last, died this morning at the Charity
hospital from the effects Of her injuries Murray
Is In custody, and will be arraigned to-day on q
charge OF manSlaug liter.
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Name.
Marriage Of n Daughter Of COlOus
FOrney.

From the Philaderhia Times to-day.
Miss Anne Hoover Forney, second daughter q
the late John w. Forney, was married yesterday
at St Stephens church TO william Weaver Fitier
The wedding was strictly pr yate, on account ol
ootn Dflue ana groom being In mau'n ming, and was
only witnessed by members or the Immediate r. m.
lies Inc ceremony was performed by the Rev.
s. G. Mcconnell
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WsssrSca Govevnsse0s Afea1rA
TEE pIsnrlsEp prrECr1yn


There has been no action taken by the COMMIT.
moners to-day relative TO appointments OF deseos
ives The Commissioners to-day notined t.
70 sending the papers In memorandums Noa and
concerning the detectives TO the district alton.
Of the detectives recently ,eSissted out OF ono
are hoping 10 De retained on the force.
AMOUNTS REcErvKp FoR WATER RrNr
The amount received for water rent at the cos.
leCtors once IN The month OF January Was H2a-
96i. IS. against ts7. So a. the amount receive
during the corresponding month OF last year, whea
the bills were sent out for only ix months-iro0
January LIST TO July S0th Inclusive. This shows
that although the complaints OF inauequate water
ments than last year
THE HAY SCALES Law.
In the House to-day Mr.. Crner introduced A pm
providing that. when the present lease OF the hay
scales at the wholesale market shall expire the
Commissioners OF the District shall not lease the
scales az ain, but shall place them In charge II q
receive such compensation as they may dem best
10 De paid out or the receipts OF the scales 4 he
commissioners are TO fix such fee for weighing a
they may deem proper, and ABORT and enforco
such regulations for the manage ment of the scales
as VIII best promote the interests OF the producers
and consumers
ErIAB KINexAS's FUSERAI.-At the funeral ar
Mr. Eliab Kingman. which took place YESTERDAY
afternoon. the following gentlemen acted as pail.
bearers: Col w. w. Boyce, Dr. Toner, Thomas
J. Fisher, MI. Savage, DR. Antisen and Harvey
Watterson.
MARRIAGE LicENsEs-The clerk OF the court hss
issued marriage licenses TO Andrew Fletcher and
Maria Douglas: ChaS A. Waite and Annie X
Riley; W. l. Hettinger and Magdalene b Iederer:
Daniel = Sheehan and Mary A Downey; Maurice
A. Smms and Mary V. Henderson; John Williama
and Polly Carter; Michael I. Dooley and Kate J.
Combs.
SCARLET FEVER IN vIRaINIA-scarlet fever ia "a.
ported by the Loutoun Telephone 20 be raging az
Herndon Va IL says: "Thirty-two cases are re.
ported up 10 the present time. Two children have
died with this dreaded disease since THURSDAY
ana several more are very sick. DR. Choate, Of
washington; Dr. Warner OF Gu fford, and Ora
JACK ana william Day, OF Dranesvlle, are daily
called In attendance. DIR. Choate was obliged 10
ride all the way 10 that village In buggy on Sat-
urday night
THE NEW YORK STOCKMARKEr
1re1onowing are the Opening and closing pricea
q the New York stock Market TO-DAY, as reportod
ty special wire 10 H. A. Dodge, $50 18th street
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Convicted and Sentenced.

LYNCHBURG, VA, Feb Sd. w. Oliver, indicted
In the county court OF Bedford for instgating the
burning OF the depot OF the Richmond and Allie
ghany railroad at Pedlar Station by two small
boys, was convicted and sentenced to three years
In the penitentiary. The case was appealed to
the supreme court.
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Il GULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FuGNITUgp.
oRHTT Stoves e sE Hq SU GAf 6x
On TTEsbA2 Mob sfSe : FEBau AIRY 81 xrH. at
collection Of Household Goods 'r0n' Oh 0'f
WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO.. Auctioneers
TkUsTEE.s SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
sfHfsfs
ISL and duly sS rseo%dsa il Gs 's ~ folio
q Columbus and By DIRECTION Of the party secured
as5ssy s OH II 6 psGi st f e
6tHSTR p he isuns q. ST,
T. wit; The south twenty fee, COO front Of lot
s5sd :5S SsssS
nent brick dwelling.
and from day Of sse to be ss
cured y the notes OF the purchaser bearing interest
% s 81 Vi. frs 6
cured at the time q sale II the terms Of sale
the light resell at the risk and cost OF the
WALTER b WILLIAMS l. co. Auct. fe5-d
nUNCANsON BROS. Aucuoneers.
THREE LOCKED COAL CARTS ONE DUMPING
Y MAsoNi ,r SITS HARNESS, OFFICE FURNI-
asp Nxe 5sTn noG
on w FISTki OF EME,a rrRnn.Rv
SiEEN1H, COMMENCING AT TWO O'CLOCK, WE
WILL SELL AT OUR AUCTION ROOMS
THKEE ca I AND ONE DUMPING WAGON.
SETS HARNESS. OFFICE FURNITURE.
DESKS, &c.
ALSO,
THE EXCLUSIVE RIGHT. TITLE AND INTEREST
FOR THE DIST RIOT OF COLUMBIA OF
TRENHOLM'o LOCKED COAL CART AND WAGON.
Owing to the Indictment weather the sale of this Patent
Right. when last advertised. postponed until the
dat menh ned above and the is now without any
reservation whatever
Any further information be obtained at the Office
OF me aucnoneers 9Th and streets northwest
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The m afket0.

BALTIMORE. Feb. 5:-virsin,a g.. consolidated
81 past due coupons 69's; new ten-fortes, 39N new
BALTiToRE. Feb. 6.-cotton quiet - m,ddlinr,
TO- Flour rm active end higher Howard street and
DO. do, family. s. lose6o; city mills. super. s. 50
q OK co. 90; extra 2See; a. DO. Rio brands 0oa
I ;nSo,v WhSs t scarce and nT% EssteEn
amber. l;20.i:2t: No: i M:ryi:na i:soi5sl. aiS;
17 5SX isX; March, ISL: .Apri. 2ok:
westerns inictiye and armer; southern White Sssse;
FsbrusTy. ssKsesX; March. e7xse1x; April. SSSs
674; May. 67a67x; steamer. 6Ska66X. Oats steady
mixed tsa49: Pennsyiv.nia 4ss67. Rye dull 6sa7O.
Hay Quiet-prjme to choice Pennsylvania and Mary
land. IA GOALS o. Provisions pork. 10 %.
saloh B:conz shoulder. sA; cle,s rib sides. liH.
western packed 2ua26 roll l7a22 EGGS hieher-fresh.
26a21; lined, nominal. Petroleum nominal-reiined.
7Ha7x. Coffee higher-Rio carRoes, ordinary to fair
7As8H; Sugar dnl,A soft sx: copper renned quiet
poo quiet cotton. s.iS.ad: aoas. Is Sd
g. COG bushels corn. 900 bushels; oats COO bush
els. Shipments-wheat none; corn l12, 600 bushels.
saleswhss l97. 0Oo bushels; corn. 246. coo bushels
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READING, PA, Feb. 5.-The rolling mill OF the
Reading iron works and Orr. Painter Co.'S stove
works, employing together nearly 900 hands. re-
Sumed operations to-day after six weeks idleneSS.
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GECoND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT AND THR
y highest cash prices paid Also. Watchss Jevelrv
6uns Pistols. &c Call or adaress HERZO6, sos 9fh
SRse6 near PsopsYiySalA Aysnus mxrxl
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MAR RlED.

| sAMPLE-QUERTIER. In Baltimore ON Februaxs
1883, ct the parsonaee OF the Cathedral. BY Rev.
HELENE QUERTIER. Of Baltimore Nd. daughtGR
OF Mrs. j. L. Appleberg.
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Embezzler Held for Trial.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 5.-Thomas II. Levy, for
merly clerk in the employ of Smith, Kline Co.,
wholesale druggists, was to-day held for trial
upon the charge OF embezzling the funds OF the
nrm 1t was stated that his thefts aggregate
SIS. 600
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.

The Mosr USEFUL
ever made In Sewing machines is the anti
1f1cnona ball bearing driving wheel used only on the
HARTFORD SEWING MACHINE. The most deiicste
ady can use these machines with the greatest ease
special Premi I'M awarded to this machine ct the
Garfield Fair and was pronounced the very best and
finest finished machine In the world Call and see it
Also, the New Victor and Eldredge Machines All sold
On easy monthly payments at
s. OPPENHEIMER BROS.
b28 9TH STREET NORTHWEST
st. Cloud Building.
Machines rented and repaired. ja2Y
LIVERY SEWING MACHINE MAN THINKS HE
sells the best machine know that do. because
sell all kinds Come and see which you like. Renting
ana repairing q specially.
MCKINNEY,
Jso 427 9Th street.
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General Foreign News by Ca

EARL SPENCER LEAVES DUBLIN.
DUBLIN. Feb 5.-Earl Spencer, lord lieutenant Of
Ireland, left Dublin this morning for England
His departure was unexpected, and has caused
great deal OF speculation.
OCEAN CASUALTIES.
LONDON, Feb 6-The British bark Matilda Hill
yard, for Boston, has been stranded at Cadiz. She
Is full OF water, and it Is doubtful whether she
car be flOated.
The steamer Quebec, so long overdue from Port
land, when last spoken, was under steam and sail
II is supposed that she has had temporary rudder
fitted.
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CONTINUED FROM FIRST EDITION.
motion offered by Mr. Beck to make the duty
on stockings hose. haf-hose. shirts and drawers.
fashioned. narrowed or shaped wholly or in part
IS instead OF Is per cent ad valOrem, was voted
down, and he then moved to make the rate 10 1t
was agreed to-yeas 81. nays "a
On Mr. Beck's motion, the rate on cotton cords,
braids, gimps, &C.. not specially enumerated, and
corsets, OF whatever composed, was reduced from
40 to IS per cent and the rate on cotton, laces
and cotton velvet from Is to 20 per cent. ~
SENATOR FERRY.-Mr. Ferry, OF Michigan, re-
appeared in his seat In the Senate this morning.
In private conversation he expressed himself hope.
CAPT. GuBKRT C. SMITH. assistant quartermas-
tre Will, upon the expiration OF his present leave
report to the commanding general military diy1-
sion OF the Pacific for assignment TO duty.
TIE MARYLAND TOBACCO IHsPEcrIox LAVA
decision was rendered BY tho US Supreme Court
to-day In tho case Of Henry A. Turner, plaintiff In
error against the state OF Maryland, In which the
question raised relates to the valid
~ & certain provis1Sns Ct che statutes Of
section a. Of chapsef 346. Of tho laws OF Maryland
OF 1854 % ameNdod and re-enactod By chapter
201, Of tho laws Of l020 Tho court holds that the
law u valid and constitutional, and s0lrms the
Judgment a the Maryland court OF appeals In
favor OF tho stata Opinion BY Justice Blatchford
TIE q. 4 SUPREME CoUKT-After the conclusion
Of the reading Of opinions to-day this court ad-
WALTIs FLYNN ana Henry Pratch, q. g. sea-
men, we're t0wed into the dock At the Police Court
Avenue last night Judge Smell issued an order
for them to up anchor for two Weeks cruise on
the Anacostta
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THE QUEEN Or AL,

The superiority Of the New, Self threading
QUEEN SEWING MACHINE
recognized and acknowledged by the highest mechan-
acal authorities, and the demand for them steadily
increasing % their merits becoming more extensive
knoMn. Have the endorsement OF over 500 ladies in
strength, 6wiftness, Silence and simplicity Of the
BEAUTIFUL QUEEN. Send for Illustrated Circulars.
G. AUERBACH
Corner 7th and 81 streets, Sole Aren't.
rev, Latest improved Machines Of all Kinds for Sale
and Rent. Special Attention to Repairing. jas
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneer..

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctoneers.
To COVER ADYA<CE AND CHARGES ONE
KNABL PIANO AT AUCTION.
On TUESDtY GoENISG. FEBRUARY SIXTH al
TT O'CLOCK, viii sell. within cur salesrooms Z.
cover advances and Charges. knabe Piano. All
part az Concerned Please take notice 10 at.
WEEhtS Ca Ca f ioe,snss S..
Opposite City Post Office
CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT SALE OF DRY
GOODS, &C.,
At Mrs. KING CiANDIER'S, No. Tof Market SPACE
TUErDAf MD.,SI u, ) NUARY THIRTIETH All
t. o. LOCK, and every day thereafter until tn.
Whole sock is dis osed Of
No LIMITS ON THE GOODS
CHAS. WEEKS, Salesman
jag Late with Dun anson Bros
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LIMITED STATES MARsHAL'S SALE.
"EEKS Il CO., Auctioneers,
w 639 Louisan. avenue
OUpOSite City Post Ofica

WEEKS CO.. Auctoneers
w G3y Louisiana avenue,
Opposite City Post Office.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE AND WE'LL.
ASSORTED STOCK OF GENERAL DRY GOODS
9l4 SEVENTH sTkEET NoRTHWEsT. On On
THUkSnA, FEBRUARY EIGHTH, 1885, AT
The undersigned. Trustee. by virtue Of the powers
contained in certain Coed of trust for the benefit Of
Taylor to said TRUSTEE will sell. at public auction on
the premises No 9i4 7th street northwest on THURS
Day PITUITARY EIGHTH. 1883, AT TEN O'CLOCK
A. NJ. ALL THAT VALUABLE AND WELI-SELEC-
TED STOCK OF GEN RAJ DRY GOODS AND NO
LIONS, Consisting in part Of Silks, yelvets, and
Underwear and Hosiery. Blankets and Spreads, Fancy
Goods and Notions
AND ALSO THE FIXTURES OF SAID STORE
Consisting in part Of
Safe. Furnace, Gas Fixtures. Shelving and Counters
Stow Cases and Stoos Desk and other articles,
Sale Will commence at TEN O'CLOCK a NJ sharp
store viii be open early day Of sale Opportunity
VIII ne gwen purchasers who desire to make bids
the entire stock.
he attention of the trade and others is especially
called to the sale Of this well preserved and desirable
stock Of goods.
Terms Of ale: Cash
For further information apply to the undersigned,
WINFIELD J: TAYLOR Trustee,
No. 80 ST. Paul street.
CHAS. WEEKS, Salesman,
Nate with Duncanson Brothers.) ia91-d
GkYEK'S AUCTION BAZAAR AND LIVERY
" STABLE
No 468 and 40 street northwest
Back of National Hotel.
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Wall Street To-day.
THE STOCK MARKET WEAK-BOLD OPERATIONS OF TIE


NEW YORK. Feb. 5.-The Posts financial article
says: The stock market displayed more weakness
this afternoon than at any time for two months.
Judging the market not only by the decline OF
prices but also by the talk OF those who have here
tofore been persistent bulls, there is weaker
tone even at the decline than has prevailed
at any time this year. The bears have made
some money since the list OF January, and this has
made them bold. They now sell 10000 shares
where they then sold 1000 There is unquestlon-
ably large short interest out In Lake Shore
which loaned this morning at 1-16, and also In
Northwestern, which loaned at 1872 But these
facts have for the time being only made the bears
more bold, as they imagine that the bulls
ara vanly trying to stem the tide by making
these Particular stocks searce. They have there
fore boldly sold all the rest OF the market, but
most freely or Union Pacific, St Paul. Western
Union, and Delaware Lackawanna and Western.
The market opened fraction lower than the
close on Saturday, and continued rather weak up
to II 15, at which time there was a break, led by
Union Pacific, Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern, Lake Shore and Western Union. The selling
movement increased, and thevt0tal OF sales up to
1890 o'clock amounted to about 3O5 900 shares,
which were considerably larger than on any day
last week. There were also some evidences of long
stock bought last week being sold out this morn
Ing. Government bonds were e lower for the 4s
and AS Foreign exchange was dull and weaker
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FINANCIAL.

DROTECT YOUR FAMILIES.-A MARVEL Gus
IL business. TIE vi LAh s. We fUSD
LIFE ASSOCIATION fourteen million o. dbl
lars H. the last four months Of the ysar.
Elizur Wright and Sheppard 4. mans, the treat act
ia ie both endorse our plan. Solicitors wanted.
Once 1909 III street
nI6-3m i. Y. KNIGHT. M2nagpr
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SENATOR FERRY.-Mr. Ferry, OF Michigan, re-
appeared in his seat In the Senate this morning,
In private conversation he expressed himself hope.
full of reelection.
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LYNCHBURG, Va. Feb 5.-RepOrts represent that
panic has been created throughout the south
western counties OF the state owing to the preva-
lence of smallpox In that section. The scourge
has abated at Salem, but the disease has made its
appearance at Bristol, Rural Retreat, Central, and
several other towns along the Norfolk and West
ern railroad and In the interior counties. The
people are intensely excited
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AUCTION SALES.
BROS, Aucuoneers.

nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucuoneers.
IL GULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
CARPETS, STOVES. SHOW CASE, SHELVING
COUNTERS, &c, 60. AT AUC ION.
On TUESDAY NOR AING, FEBRUARY ST XTH. at
TEN O'CLOCK we III cell in front Of salesrooms
collection OF Household Goods. 1t
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The Philadelphia COntr0llership Dis
pute.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 5-AttOrney General Cas-
s1dy to-day filed reasons setting forth grounds for
writ OF quo ,ea,ranto to the supreme court in
the matter OF the city controllershp dispute Ar
gument was fixed for Wednesday next
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TeIegraphic Briefs.

A boiler exploded this morning at the works G
the CatasauQua manufacturing company. Cata
sauqua. Pa. The buildings were much damage
and the fireman was scalded.
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Latest TelegramS to Tle Star.
Damage by the Floods.
PREVIOUS ESTIMATES OF LOSSES INCRRAsED.


AKRON, O., Feb a-FIller Information received
to-day Increases the previous estimates OF the
losses by the floods. The New York, Pennsylva-
MIA and Ohio railroad has trains running between
Kent and Galior. The Cuyahuga Valley road can
not Oe operated for several days to come The
ConnotOn Valley road will send q trial train from
canton this afternoon. On the Tuscarawas VAL
ley road trains have been abandoned. Draining
the water south from Summit Lake, to save the
city, carried away the bridge on the Cleveland
Akron and Columbus railroad Just as q crowded
Fort wayne express train got across A ConnOtOn
coal train has been d1tched at Br1mfleld In wash.
out, and the brakeman, James McAIister, was
killed.
NO FLOOD AT CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI OHIO Feb. 6-The heavy rains
which caused such disastrous floods In western
pennsylvania, northern and central Ohio and por-
ton OF Indiana did not reach this point ana what
ever rise may occur in the Ohio river will come
from the upper streams. The rain here on Satur-
day was not unusual and was succeeded BY cold
weather before morning.
HIGH WATER AT wnIIAMsPoRT, PA
WILLAMsPORT, Pa, Feb. 5.-The Susuuehanna
river here Is ten feet above the low water mark
The Ice gorge, which had formed above Lock-
haven, moved this morning, and Is now lodged at
the upper end OF the Will1amspOrt boom. There
are no present fears Of trouble.
THE SCIOTO RECEDING
SPRINGFIELn, O.. Feb 5-The streams are all
high, but no additional damage is reported to-
day. The SclotO river at Columbus is recedlng.
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Bosros CucunBEna
Boston Tomatoes
Boston Lettuce,
Philadelphia CaponA
Fresh Salmon.
Fresh Scallope,
Oysters, etc.. ct
PALACE MARKET,
Jas FRANK J. TIBBETS.
LBS CHOICE LARD. ....................."...slo 800
II bs Sugar (nesry white, ....,............,. LOO
gall. Best Catawba ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LOO
Ibs Gunpowder Tes.......... ........,..,,. LOO
Premium Chocolate. sweet plain.
Best 1ta ian Maccaroni.
Kourmiss, in pint bottles.
GEO. A. O'HARE,
d29 1918 eth street Northwest bet NJ and n.
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SALTS EVERY SATURDAY, TWELVE M.
COME AND SEE Us. SEND YOUR HORSES.
Carriages, Wagons, &C.. that you want sod Storage
and Board at reasonable rates; liberal advances made.
We also offer Horses, Carriages Wagons &C., at pri-
vate sale. Telephone connection.
$780,. w. F. GEYER.
hOB'I NOSE q CO., Auct1Onoers. jaI0- I'm
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.


JUsr RECEIVED A FnEsH InponrA.
TON OF
PATE DES FOIE GRAs,
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CHEEsK
FRONTAGE DE BRIE, NEUFCHATEL. ROGUE
FORT. SAP SAGO. CREAM CHEESE, YOUNG
AMERICA, PINE APPLE, EDAM,
ENGLISH DAIRY.
GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON,
JAIL 1909 STREET NORTHWEST.
EELS & co.'s LIQUID COFFEE.
L Coffee from which has been extracted the dead
ana useless portion. and in which the true flavor and
aroma have been preserved by passing through scien
nealy constructed machinery. which has taken years
70 bring TO present perfection.
ms ohee should be used in preference to any other
conee because s cheaper than other form OF Co
fee Ia always uniform Always ready for always de-
nc1ous. No time or Coffee is wasted In the making.
boiling water. eugar and milk taste and in less time
than 1t takes to tell 1t the Coffee ready for No
grounds no sediment no hurry no fret.
Call for Circular. For sale By
Il. w. REEDS SONS
3a26 1916 STREET NORTHWEST.
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TIE q. h SUPRKR CoUKT-After the conclusion
Of the reading Of opinions to-day this court adj
ioufned until the 9Th OF March.
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CAPT. GuBRRT c. SMITH. assistant quArtermas-
tire, WILL upon the expiration Of his present leave,
report to the commanding general military diyi-
sion OF the Pacific for assignment to duty.
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EIIAB KINGMAS's FUSERAI.-At the funeral az
Mr.. Eab kingman. which took place yesterday
afternoon. the following gentlemen acted as nall.
bearers: Col W. w. Boyce, Dr. Toner, Thomaa
j. Fisher, MI. Savage, DR. Antisell and Harvey
WatIprsOn. -~s
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INSURANCE MRETING.-The Alexandra Insur.
ance company held its annual meeting at the TX
change this morning b Wheat was reelected
president: Geo. Wise secretary, and the old board
OF directors, except that II. B. Harlow was chosen
vice George Robinson, deceased. A dividend Of q
cash and nifty cents stock upon each share was
declared.
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MR GEORGE BIIBs ROBBRD.-Tho house Of Mr..
George Bliss, No q west Soth street, New YORK,
Pc rGeenEy pen roDoed OF slvetwsre emoanung
Donald, ono OF the woFkmen engaged In making
attentions upon the house, was arrested. ana Q
silver saltceliar, fork and fruit knife were found
In his pocket At the Jefferson Market court yes
tefday Mcdonald pleaded guilty and was held In
loo ball
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-05

An INJUNCTION AoAIEsf TIE DBTRICr.-Th
afternoon Judge James was engaged in hearfn
the case OF Conlon agt the District-bin for II
junction To restrain damage to complainant
house BY undermining the same In excavating Il
the Boundary street eeWer-Mr. +. Z. ,BroWnin
for the plainti0 and NessrA Riddle ana Miner q
respondent
The court made Temporary restraining ord,
against the District or its employees entering upo
the cOmplatnantB lands
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-05
MT. VERNON. Iii. YERNON!i

STEAMER W. W. Coz COT'AN
leaves 9TH str ct W a-f ffy Si1rGav) for VT
Vernon 1T 10 .cUck rttI.sluE reaches Wasiing
ton about $50 pm.