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After the noon recess Chase Andrews was called
TO the stand BY Mr.. Ingerson He said he was In
New York on the 18th OF June 1881. Heleft wash
ington on Sunday, the 18th, and returned Monday
afternoon, leaving New York at half-past O'Clock
He saw Rerdell In the Pennsylvania depot at Jer-
OBJECT done up In paper Rerdell occupied the
CHAIR In front OF witness on the train coming TO
Washington. Rerden had nothing that the Wit
ness remembered except book.
on cfoss-examination the witness said Mr.. Thos.
l. James was on the train. He saw Rerdell talk
lleved that man came into the car calling for
Rerdell, with dispatches
Wilbur Kellogg testified to having acted as
1879 He testified to Rerdell keeping q route
book In 1879. but said there was no red
The witness said he had frequently seen arieI
attempt TO initiate s. w. Dorseys handwriting
He had seen him initiate Dorsey's SIGNATURE.
Smith" handwriting. The witness said he wouldn't
want 70 say that he had seen the memoranda be-
fore. but the first three items had been given him
by MT. Dorsey He Thought the first entries on the
memorandum were in s w. Dsrsey's handwriting.
he did not think the other entries. including the
handwriting
The witness was shown the letter alleged to have
been sent to Rer1ell by Dorsey from Chico Springs
April, 1878. and said he was sure Dorsey was not
at CHICO Springs in April, 1873 He thought he
On cross-examination the witness, after stating
mat ne had held prior to 1880 position at the head
OF tne money order division, said that 8. w. Dor
sey had assisted him I'm getting the place
Mr. Merrtck.
eyes, sir" said the witness
did you ever see Arkansas in your life?" asked
Mr. Nerrick.
SC, ~ never was in Arkansas" replied the Witness
The examination was In progress when our re-
port closed.
STAR ROUTE NOTES.
MI Brady's examination was concluded at three
O'Clock yesterday. Gen. w. 7. Sherman was the
next witness, and was examined at considerable
length as to the condition OF the country iD the
region OF the White river and Rawlings the Bis
marck and Fort Keogh. and Tres AlamOs and Cliff
ton routes, In 1875 1879 and $780, He testified to
having recommended Increased service, and that
the mail routes were important to the military
operations against the Indians.
While this trial is in progress witnesses are be-
1ore the grand jury In other smaller against
the same parties The witnesses surrendered
before the grand jury are J. B. Price, Joseph
Cochran, j. W. Brady and J. A Walsh
John A. Walsh was a witness brfore the grand
there to testify to the connection OF Brady and a
former United states Senator with the Price
drafts
At the opening OF Judge Wylies court this az
ternoon he remarked upon the great crowd in the
courtroom and directed the court officers TO close
the doors and not admit any more persons
"What Is the interest here 2" he said. al don't
understand. They poison the air, and in that
way they might break up the trial of this case
II Judge Hagner would agree to divide we might
get along better"
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THOMAS DOWL1NG, Auctioneer.a mh17-

by VIRTUE OF DECREE OF THE SUPREME
special term in equity, passed on the 9th day of68
March 1883. in cause NJ. 8, 1872 docket q. the-1-
undersigned trustee, viii sell at public auction in
front OF the premises. on WEDNESDAY, THE TWEEN
lf-ElGHTH DAY OF MARCH. at FIVE O'CLOCK p.
n situate il the city Of Dsnc
which William B. Reed died. seized and possessed in
part OF lot numbered thirteen 3) in square numbered
at the Of said lot and thence
ches thence south IS feet thence west II l2 feet
thence south 10 feet thence east go feet thence
south IL feet thence east % IL eastern
line OF said and thence north 100 feet point of
begnnlng and in sub lots twenty three (3) and
tyfour ca. IN said square hundred and ninety
G2y4 according Geo to Bushrod Reeds subdivision Of
folio 49, of the records in the Office of the surveyor
OF the District of Columbia.
Terms OF sale One third in cash and the balance in
one and two from the day Of SALE with interest at
the cate OF six cent per annum and secured to
satisfaction OF the trustee All conveyancng at pur-
chasers cost HARRY M PAYNE Trustee
-->,o 482 LOuisiana avenue.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers mhI7-lOt
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Local Notes.

Mr.. Joseph a. Bradley celebrated his S0th birth.
day to-day by making an argument In the Court
In General Term In the case OF French agt Camp
bell
This afternoon, in the special Criminal Court,
the case OF James Hicks, charged with larceny
(appeal>, was tried and verdict OF acquittal rem
derod.
The courts VIII not be In session tomorrow.
In the case OF Col. Thomas Worthington AIT
Third Auditor Keightley, for $50 600 damages, Dis
trict Attorney Corkhfn has entered appearance for
defendant for the purpose Of moving to strike the
case from the calendar. No further action Ia eX-
pected for the present
The Hebrew feast OF Purim begins at SHUTDOWN
to-day, and continues until the same hour JO-mor-
row night. The feast commemoraues the deliver.
ance OF the jews In Persia, as related in the book
OF Esther. The day preceding the feast Is one OF
fasting Purim Is term OF feasting and rejoic-
eogues which consist principally OF reading the
book OF Esther
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MARRIED..

DAvIS-IRLAND On March Il 1ssa NJ fhe MAJ
York,ayenue Presbyterian church. by Rev Dr. Bart.
lett JAMES 3. DAVIS, of WASHINGTON ID. C.. to Miea
KATE LATIMEk INLAND. of Fairfield. Iowa. No
cards. A""e- NS
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Dukes, Right to His Seat.

THB QUESTION REFERRED TO SUBCOMMITTEE
HARRISBURG, Pa, March 22-The judiciary
committee OF the house, to whom the question OF
Dukes right TO a seat in the house was referred
held meeting this morning and decided to ace
the matter in the hands OF q subcommittee. This
committee will meet this afternoon to determine
upon plan OF action. Dukes will be subpOenaed
to appear, but as yet the committee have no
knowledge OF his whereabouts RumorS that he
Is in this city are as yet uncorroborated.
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A BaItimore Fatlure.

BALTIMORE, March ga statement OF the affairs
OF Master Reany. ship-buflders who made an
assignment two weeks ago, has been made by the
attorney for the trustee The nominal assets are
estimated at $228 1856 and the available assets in
Guiding plant property and bills receivable, at
M,449. The liabilities are stated at $114,066 in
GLIDING due to the city and state for taxes
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IL I Q q o R 8.

Lilo oRs.
HEADQUARTERS FOR FINE OLD RYE Wits.
KYS.
MARYLAND CLUB n
MONTICELLO IT. "a
BAKER.
OLD CROW.
ROYAL CABINET.
IRISH AND SCOTCH WHISKY.
BEDFORD Rum,
JAMAICA RUN.
PIPER HEIDSIO CHAMPAGNE. BAan Am nr
DRAUaHT AND BOTTLED, GUINNESS poR-
TER ON DRAUaHT AND BOTTLED.
yoUHaKRs SCOTCH ALE. BOT
TIED. HOLLAND GIN
GWAN.
X @. KNIGHT.
fel3 l732 Rennayiyan1a syanua
TUE CELLULom TRUSS: THAT NEVER
Il Dream never Wooxs out alWAYD c1oan md can -
worn whlie bafhing. u toE nbqk -. -
MRs, IIsHKR dsvoess - 6. ssIda q q rsotsx
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He Shot His HIistress.

CHICAGO, March 22-J. C. Sanches, member OF
an Old Spanish family of musicians Of this state
last night entered the National concert hall on
Dupont street, where his mistress Clara A. Rem
nicks was waiter girl, shot and probably fatally
wounded her, after which he killed himself. Jea-
OuSy was the cause OF the act
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Foreign Affairs.

IhISb TNISONEKS
LONDON, March ga dispatch to the Echo from
spracy prisoners are confident that they will be
able to shake the testimony OF James Carey. A
committee OF ladies Is soliciting funds to defray
the expenses OF defending the prisoners
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EscaDe Of -Four Prisoner~.

TRENTON, n. J., March "a dispatch from
Mount Holly says that four prisoners, three white
men and one coiOred, escaped from the Jail there
last night by saving the iron bars from the cell
windows. 1t is thought they had assistance from
the outside. Their names are not given. They
are supposed to have gone to Philadelphia.
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BURGLAR SHOT IN HIS BEp.-About midnight
last sunday night Jake Ashley, OF Barnwell
county, s. C., was shot and killed while sleeping
IN nus own house. The fatal shot was fired from
the outside OF the house. Ashley was recently
acquitted OF the charge OF burglary and ft Is sup.
posed that somebody who had suffered from his
operations killed him. He was rlddled with buck.
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TINTED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

Clerks office Of the Supreme Court of the District
Columbia and to me direGed will .el a: public sale.
west corner Of Repssyiyanis avenue and IIth stree
DAY OF MARCH, 1883. ct TEN O'CLOCK A. M ali
the right title claim and interest of the defendant
the stock usually found in rsoass store for the sale
Of dress and fancy goods:
Gloves ToWels Ribbons Satchels Combs, Brushes,
Dolls Baskets, Japanese Goods &c. seized and levied
man. to satisfy execution No 90 622 at law against
Adolph Damman and Joseph Beradt, in favor of Mich
ael Holman.
Also: similar goods and Laces, Fans. shawls, Bon.
nets, Jewery Umbrellas. Pocketbooks &C.. seized and
Damman to satisfy execution Ne a. 76 at Law. against
Harris Brothers.
CLAYTON NSrMTCuAEr
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionee,
THoMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

ThUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON The NORTH SIDE OF STREET NORTH
BEIMEEN SIKH AND SEVENTH STREETS
WEST, AT AUCTION.
By virtue of deed Of trust to the undersigned
bearing date March I'd 1874, and duly recorded in E
Of the District Of Coluba and at request the party
9e rec secured We viii expose to public sale in front
- I'll, AD: 1888: AT FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ:
the following parcel OF ground, viz Part of lot five Isl
IN square four hundred and fifty three (453 in Wash.
lngton city, begnning for the at the south
east corner OF said lot and running thence forty
two 42) feet thence north 1872 feet 1O inches to pub
lie alley thence east forty 42) feet and thence
ments tn reOn.
Terms OF sale: One-th cash: balance in one and
two years. in equal payments with interest from DAY Of
sae snd sg Sr cash at
are not compiled with within five days from date of
sale the reserve the right to resell the
81 the RISK and cost OF the defaultng purchaser five
purchasers cost "
MAHLON ASHFORD, F., n
mh6-d3t&eo&ds JOHN T. MITCHELL. trustees.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

FINHOMAS DOWNING Auct1oneer.
VEGY VALUABLE TWO-STORY AND MANsARD
ROOF BRICK DWELLING, WITH LARGE BRICK
STABLE, ON THE soUTHMEsT CORNER OF
FREDERICK AND SECOND STREETS GEORGE
TOWN. DC, AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY. APRIL THIRD. 1885, q. FIvEHA
O'CLOCK. In front of the premises shall sell part a
Of lots IS and &C. fronting 70 feet inches on west
side Of Fred rick street. by depth lot feet on I'd
DWELLING containing II rooms water gas and all mod
Tern 81 One third cash balance in and two years.
with notes bear interest and secured by deed of
trust. All conveyancing purchasers cost 500 de-
posit viii be required at time Of sale.
JAMES L. DAVIS Agent.
m17-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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RESERVATIONS WITHOUT LRAvK-The heads OF
the government departments have concluded that
since the privilege of annual and sick leaves is
now authorized by Law and no longer a depart
only 80 days in each year shall be granted for these
causes, that in the event OF resignation no more
time allowed by law. II the entire time has been
exhausted then no leave will be granted to per-
son reSigning.
SECRETARY FoLGER's Misunderstanding Folger
Is suffering from severe cold, which has settled
In his head. Mr.. Sperry, his private secretary,
said this afternoon that Secretary Foger is to-day
trlfe better than he was yesterday, but is still
unable to attend to his Official duties In person.
LANDS OPENED TO sETTIEMENr-The commits
sloner OF the general land office has issued an
| order, opening to settlement and entry under the
homestead laws, lands withdrawn for, but not
needed In the hnal adjustment OF, the grant made
TO the state of Arkansas In aid OF the Little Rock
and Fort Smith railway
COMMISSION APPoNTED.-The Acting Secretary
OF the Treasury has appointed James G. Tracy and
S. L Ashe, Of Houston, and Joseph E. Dwyer OF
San Antonio. a commission to examine and report
upon the property offered as a site for the new
public building at Galveston. Texas
NEW Posr OFFIcEa-New post offices were estab-
lished and postmasters appointed to-day as fol-
lows: At Colona. woodruff county, Ark, John A.
Johnson; Gem, Brown county, Oak, Rrfck 8. Mel
n P1ss ie chs
county, La, Rthelbert l. Cannon; Climax, Cam
county, Neb. Leonard Weigand; Antro. Cleveland
county, N. C., Charles q. Washburn; Bristol
Permella, Pickett county, Tenn, Permsia Wright.
THE QUESTION OF PREPARING Boxps-Secretary
Folger has referred the questions OF anticipating
interest and preparing called bonds to Acting
Secretary French. The estimates which were
called for on last Tuesday will be submitted to the
acsng secretary this afternoon. Acting Secretary
French says he hopes to be able to dispose of these
questions late this afternoon
REMOVAL AND ADMINISTRATIONS Desmond
keeper OF ufe-saving station No. 4, Cape Arago,
Oregon, has been removed, and William Abbott
appointed In his place.
WORK on the Washington monument will be
commenced on the first OF May.
EXCUSED TO ATTEND CHURcu-The Secretary OF
the Treasury has issued an order excusing all
clerks and employees who NAV wish to attend
divine service tomorrow GOOD Friday)
ANOTHER PATENT OFFICE REsIaNAroN-Mr. FL
Freeman, an examiner In the Patent Office has in
dlcated his intention OF resgning.
TIE CoNrRAcr for screen, etc, for the Paducah
&Kyl building has been awarded to the Paducah
Lumber company, at s., AS.
SURRENDER OF THE CREEK LEADER - Indian
Agent Tufts telegraphed to the Indian commits
soner to-day, as follows: "Man Just in from the
camp says that Isparhiche will surrender to o.
troops as soon as they appear. Lieut. Law will
ably put an end to the war In the Creek coun-
try.
TIE QUESTIONS which have arisen in regard to
the tax on capital and deposits under Che new
tariff bill have, at the request OF Treasurer Gildl-
Ian. been referred to the Attorney General for an
OnfniOn.
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g BENS1NGER, Auct1oneer
Os Washington Horse and Carriage Bazar
S38. $40 and 942 Louisiana avenue
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES, BUGGIEs. CARRr-
ACES, WAGONS. HARNESS, &C., EVERY TUES
GGGsMM I'D Ga At TEN O'CLOCK. REGARD.
Constantly on hand and at private ssle large stock ~
horses New and second hand Buggtes Carriages Ex
consignments 90 s HsoVs a On
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BALTIMORE. March 22.-The directors OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal, at their meeting here
ties at 80 cents per ton from Cumberland to
GEORGETOWN. D. c.
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Gov. CAMERON WILL Nor RECEIVE VIRGINIA
COUPONS FOR IAxES.-GOv. Cameron, OF Virginia.
In reference TO the policy the part OF the bond.
holders 70 compel the state to receive coupons for
taxes, says that no such a conspiracy viii be al.
lowed TO proceed while he fssgovernor The rail-.
ROADS mus FAR that have refused 70 pay their taxes
In money are the shenandoah Valley the Wash.
,ngton ana Ohio. and the Richmond, Fredericks-
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LONDON, March 22-Advfces from Buenos Ayres
under date OF the 24th ult, report that fight Oc-
CURED In Patagonia between troops of the Argen-
fusal OF the former to quit Gillian territory. Sew
eral men were killed and Il number wounded. The
Argentnes finally retired across the frontier.
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RAILROADS.

PATlMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
IAL EAST AND Thu WEST VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK! JANNEY COUPLER!
'SIEfI, RAITSI
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Telcgraphic Briefs.

At shipman. ILL.,, frame barn. owned by Edw'd
Meatyard, was burned last night, together with
135 head OF cattle Property to the value Of
was destroyed.
Herbert Eaton, who shot his brotherand man
named Samuel Kelley on Tuesday evening, re-
turned to Calais, Me-, last night and gave himself
up Bail was accepted in s7,5OO for his appear
ance.
Right Hon. John Bright. delivering his address
as rector of the Glasgow university, said American
Independence, the French revolution and the
English reform bill had transferred power from
mOnarchists and statesmen to the people.
The republican city convention OF Chicago met
this morning and appointed committee Of IS to
confer with the Independents, and report to the
convention on Saturday.
A certificate Of Incorporation of the United
States Telegraph Company was filed to-day in
the Kings county clerks Office, New York. The
capital stock is 100000. The company Will ope-
rate their wires in New York state.
The Beers have invaded Jembuland. They re.
fuse to leave. and are massing troops there.
Col w. B. Cash was fined to-day for an assault
on James Heron In hotel in Columbia, s. G., last
night, during dispute arising from the Fairfield
election cases. Heron was also fined.
The cigar makers of Cincinnati are moving in
the matter OF demanding an increase of one dollar
per thousand on May 1st Manufacturers say that
according to the present outlook they cannot make
the advance, and strike is expected.
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81 AND 81 G STREET NORTHWEST. AND THE
s AARRyEOtlMMINd PROPERTY. NOS. Sc AND IS g
BY virtue Of deed Of trust recorded in Liber -
NO. SI3 folio 5l7 OF the land records of the Dis Esq
Of the note secured thereby viii sen q public auction
TWENTY EIGHTH DAY Of MARCH, 1883 al FIVE
u f ta cfv VT al 81 Lot No. TO- e square No $685.
ments consisting Of two story Brick Buildings
used as Hotel. which win be sold as whole and two
,n Terms Of sale onshisd cash and tie balance at
with interest from the day Of sale secured by deed
Of rn s t:i and policy Of the sold
deposit Cd $500 win be required at time Of sale from
me 81 the hotel property and Of 5000 from
and assessments win be payable out Of the purchase
money. terms o. sale arr not complied with in seven
erty on aye days notice by at the risk
at cost Of the purchaser. a. a JAEES oAas
mh3-s, tn, th&ds SURVIVING Tr,nSts.
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CUNARD LINE
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
1HE CUNAkD- STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 40 N L NEW YORK
Catalonia WE'D. Mar. IL GaIlia . :. We'd. April 49,
faVOnla Ned. Mar %. B0ihnia.. We'd. April 25
servla Ned. April 4. Pavonia. We'd. May 2.
Scythia- We'd. April IL. Servia Wed. May g.
AND EtEISf WEDNESDAY FROM NEW IORk.
80. -. RATE OF PASSAGE:
SEQ. $50 and 800 for passenger Recommendations
efeerae at very low Stesrage tickets Iv.
pooi and Queenstown and all other parts Of Europel.
bvest rates.
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast GLASGOW
HAVE antwerp and other ports the Continent and
aCr Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passa2e apply st the Company's oica
No. B5wling Green, or both Storage and cabin to
OTIS BlGELOW CO.. COS 7th street. Washington.
NAANON a. BROWN & CO., New York:
Crto Messrs. OTIS BIGELOw Co,
ssnl2 Cos It'll street. WASHINGTON.
HAMBURG LINE.
WEEKLY LINE OF STEAMERS
LEAVING NEW YORK EVERY THURSDAY
AT NOON,
FOR ENGLAND. FRANCE AND GERMANY
For Passage apply to
c. B. RICHARD CO.,
General PASSENGER Agents.
81 Broadway, N. Y.
Or to PERCY G. SMITH.
1851 and GIG Pennsylvania avenue.
Send for Tourist Gazette" apl
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A Mining Party Attacked by ssRus

TOMBSTONE, ARIZONA, March IA party OF
Americans from the Providence mine Sonora.
while in camp, were attacked by Mexican srust-
lera" One American was wounded and the others
retreated. The Americans were outnumbered
The loss of the MeXtcanS is unknown
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The proposals for sale OF sites for the new acnooa
buildings 20 be erected the coming summer. 40 far
as received. are as follows: Lewis J. Davis pro.
poses TO sell property In square $50 (east hahn lots
81, 81 and 81 feet 'front.' respectively; say Iss feet
front by lsS feet deep. at % cents per square foot
Mary A. Bartlett for sale site In third school
district. at the southeast corner OF an ana
streets southeast, running about eighty.
I'VE feet front on 4th street ana i0s feet
part lot s. square 7sa, for sl.soo Ernest Lnfiier,
the property known as the "washington City
Garden" for $50 Thomas w. Fowler, certain
lots on 81 streets between and o streets north
west for IS cents per foot Jas MCGEE, property
on Maryland avenue, at 9th ana streets
northeast, for $1,000, and on Massachusetts, ave-
nue., at 9th and streets northeast, for e. 00Q w.
w. Corcoran, lots from as 20 s., Inclusive, in
square SOC, between q and r and 9th street and
square foot
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Sentenced to be Hanged.

NEW YORK. March 22-Alexander Jefferson, who
murdered Henry Hicks and Mrs Emma jackson,
IN Brooklyn, and who was convicted OF murder in
the hrst degree, was sentenced to-day to pc hung
on Friday, the 18th OF May.