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Capitol Notes.
nYD0n Avn - Aw~~~~ No.


Among the items of the river and harbor bill
reported to the House to-day, are the following
For the general improvement OF the Mississippi
river, 81, $50 600: for improvements from ST. Pau
TO and including DeSMOfnes rapids, $255, GOO; ex
river. $500: St Anthony's fall, sl5ooCo; Eas
river and He'll Gate, $150.000; channel between
Staten island and New Jersey, $25 600: Buffalo
timore harbor $17 GOO; Charleston harbor 500 900
$e5 600 ''''' ''''
INCORPORATION OF TRADES UNIONS.
Mr.. Blair's bill in relation to the Incorporation
OF national trades unions presented in the Senate
yesterday, provides that any trade organization,
having two or more branches in the states or ter
rltories, shall be entitled to receive from q. 8.
courts charters as national associations under
such name as may be selected, with power to sue
and liability to be sued, etc.
THE SUPPRESSION OF LOTTERIES.
The bill introduced yesterday by Representative
Robertson, OF Louisiana, for the more efTectual
suppression OF lotteries proposes to prevent the
transmission through the mails Of any neWspa-
pers. magazines, or other publications which con.
tain any Information as to where lottery tickets
may be bought, when drawings will take place or
what numbers have drawn prizes
THE NORTH CAROLINA MooNsHINKRs
Messrs. McDnl and Mitchell, OF the Senate COM
mttee appointed to investigate the internal reve-
nue. service In North Carolina, exonerate Col
lector Mott from the charges that he has con-
Quoted his ONCE dishonesty and for political pur-
poses. Senator Vance makes a minority report,
In which he asserts that the internal revenue sys
tenn, as administered in North Carolina, is q
political machine run at the expense of the gov
eminent In the interest OF the dominant party,
The internal revenue laws were a surprise and a
grievance to these people, who thought the laws
were punishment inflicted upon them for fight
ing against the Union.
swINDL1NG PENSION CLAIM AGENTS
The bill introduced In the House yesterday by
Mr. Willis. of Kentucky, to prevent claim agents
practicing before the commissioner OF pensions
under fictitious names, provides that every per-
son practtcing as pension claim agent shall file
place OF residence, street and NUMBER with certi.
cate OF his honesty from the judge OF the q. S.
ton of this bill was inspired by the recent dis
covery OF number OF frauds on claimants perpe-
trated in the west under cover Of fictitious names
and addresses
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IL t1-EH.
- PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

SYNhE GREAT
noi M NE :, AsS tE WEST AND ~ s0TTHWEsr
s1hI kA hffEcr s NbaHGSsIfES ST. 9sJj
IRAiNs ifAvE WAsHrNGToS FRox SrATIoS. CORNER
xe. and and tns Mss c Ii
"a Isises s.eesing Cars az $50 m. daily; Fast
Harrisburg = CEcian2ti. Western FIX Iress "a
E-Ia: daily. via Ps.aco Cars 70 Pt:sbur1 and nd
-ttshnrv ard .s ~ s,fess. s;so p.In daily :or
BAl r. ,iOEI hND IoJOMAc RAILROAD.
go m daily except saturday with Pa.ace Cars
r.. daily, eIcept Sunday.
For New York and te Past, 500 H. 10 80 m. sc.
and 70 pm iimed Esyress o. P,;lms ma; p pso
49, lnr S;4tss $50 a. daily. escep. Sunday.
sey city with boats q Brooklyn Annex aforiing
elrSet transfer to Fulton street. avoiding donbs
2 e. and 1920 pm. On sunday 4aO. SO and md
co:fV PIN Limited LxIress. $50 AL daily. ex-
fta so s9d Sc sS so sao l ,oa "a and lsc
sahtI, "a 500. J:3o AIN. AGO. GEO. 1850. $50
IoPo es ,rses Line e:ioArn. and 4.4o pm. daily,
except Sunday. ''
aoAnnapo.is. Gao a. m and 4:4O pm daily. exoop.
AEXANyiIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
KaI Raj. ASP ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
&orAezsnaT,s 60 5:oo. 92g II 90 and IL - m.
s:e.20- $40 II: 10 aud II % a. m, and PM.
Fer k:e,.oid end the South. ESQ and II Is a. m.
araips leave Alexandria for Washington 900. 500
ss,snd 1000 .. III: $3.50. 800, 5:l0, 90 and
So e and 8sq lo tdSo n'ahi 90 and 9s sTndsy as
ssets and information at the oiioe northeast corner
T. or e ebe sad at II e
sage u destination iroin hotels ana residences.
General Passenger Agent.
ChfS- T. PUGH. General MANAGER.
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In THE WHOLE HISTORY OF MEDICINE

no preparation has ever performed such marvellous
cure Or maintained 50 wide reputation "a
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
"nca Is recognized as the worlds remedy for an dis
eases OF the throat and lungs. It's seea
OF wonderful cures IN all climates has made it uniyer-
sam hho~m as safe and reliable agent to EMPLOY.
Against ordinary colds which are the forerunners OF
more serious disorders. 1t acts speedily and surely al
ways relieving suffering. and often saving Hfe Tho
pro'ectoa It affords. by its timely use In throat and
enet osoraers makes 1t an invaluable remedy to be
kept always on hand In every home No perSon can
anofd 70 be without It and those who have once used
never VIII. From their knowledge OF its competition
ana operation. physicians use the CHERRY PECTORAL
extensively In their practice. and o2ergymen recommend
Ii absolutely certain In its healing eacts spdwdu
always cure where cures are posliban
For sale by all druggists an-l
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
John II ERMAS, Real Estate Auctioneer
= No 927 street northves

John ERMAS. Real Estate AucHoneer,
- No. 927 street northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
Bling NO. 100 FOURTH STREET SOUTH.
EAST.
By virtue Of a deed OF trust. dated the>.s.,
2Sth dey If Fsbrusry A. d. 1875 andfSsa
recor led in Liter No. so9. folio SIS. LEI
OF tle lana records for the District of Column
be. the undersigned sole heirs at law OF William H.
Ward Trustee ece sed viii sell st public auction front
OF the Ir misses UESD Y. HE IHIhTEENTH
DAl or FkBkUAlY. a. D. 1883, ATHALF PASTFOUR
O'CLOCK p NJ, all Of lot numbered twenty-five t22)
IN Jno r. Carpenters sub division Of original lot
and pars Of original lots 8, and g. in square num-
red eight hundred aud Ell hteen sIS). together with
the improvements.
Terms Of sae Ore-thri cash balance in six twelve
and eighteen noath, with interest from day OF sale
sio0 to be laid when the rt is struck Off All
yeysncr1 at the cost of Purchaser Terms TO be
the right TO rese the properly al the risk and cost
OF The defautBg purchaser.
WI. A. W I'D,
MARY WARD JOYCE, Sole heirs of
ANNA VSRn fWM. II. WARD, Trustee,
JAS 4. NAhD, deceased
FRANK NJ WARD,
w Nj. SMITH. Salesman. for John Sherman. f3-eo&ds
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RUSSIA AND HER WESTERN FRIENDSHIPS
Another Dull Dax I'm Wall Street.

NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-The Posts financial article
says: The general character OF the stock market
during the forenoon was dull and weak, though
the decline In the general list as compared with
last night was only fractional except coal stocks
Whlcn were the weakest feature OF the market
yesterday. being go 600 shares up to so O'Clock
but the bulk OF the business was confined to two
stocks, namely, Union Pacific and Lackawanna.
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EcoSoMlcAL AND SAFE.
WEAVER, kENGLA & CO.'S
LAUNDRY SOAP


- TO oMlCAL. BECAUSE 1T Is PURE; BEING;
xhEE fhoM ALL ADGLTERATIONS, SUCH AS
MARBLE DUST, sOAPSToNE, PIPE CLAY. SUI
CA1f. &C. WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT
AND BULK. AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAR OIJT
AND ROT THE CLOTHES.
II Is SAFE. BECAUSE IT rs MANUFACTURED
9nOM o. RICHLY PURE MATERIALS VIZ: STEAM
1EklNED FALLOW (PREPARED BY OURSELVES \
XALN AND COcoANUT OILS; WHILE ON THE
CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR.
AEI AXE MADE Rom GREEsE PROCURED FROM
THE CAIcASSES OF PUTRID DEAD ANIMAIR
THUS ENpAN0ERING LIFE AND HEALTH
PUT UP IN BARS. AND EVERY BAR BRAEDED
WITH OUR NAME.
JOR SALE BIZ Gk0CER0 0ENxRAILy
AND WHOLESALE AT ORFIcE
o13 S3l4 WATER STREET. GEOR0ETOwN n n
TUE CEILULOID TRUSS: THAT NRyYn
= 1919. never wears ont always clean. and can b
ween xiiie bathing. u for salssk
CHA& xI0HEK8
49, % 5t4 oEooe northwest
~ tlSakk osEse1 hsr assaaaAsa - - vaat.,f
- Ss&fvae. MA
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NOTHING RELIABLE AeCRRfANEn
A report was circulated yesterday, and got
into print to-day. 70 the effect that criminal
proceedings were impending over Senator
Ferry, OF Michigan, concerning an alleged
worthless draft signed by Senator Ferry
In behalf OF his urn and drawn upon Q frm
that has no existence. The Boston firm holding
the draft according to the report had taken meas
uIes IN Michigan, which, it was expected, would
result in requisition sent here for Senator Ferry
no paper had been received by the authorities
mere Today concerning Senator Ferry IL is the
OeueI OF some OF Senator FerTy's friends that the
reports nave been circulated or exaggerated with
tne view OF 1njuring his cause In the senatorial
porter called at the National hotel this morning.
put was unable TO see Senator Ferry, who though
sui In the city, was not at his hotel this morning
dlspatch rom Lansing. published this morning
statedthat Senator Ferry had been summoned be-
fore the legislative committee investigating alleged
bribery by the offer OF patronage.
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Murder in the First Degree,
Foreign News by Cable.

MADRID. b.13-At the meeting of the dynastic
left yesterday Marshal SerranO denied the report
that he intended to retire from the leadership of
the party, but said hethought he had better con-
slider the question OF successor, on account OF
his age.
RUSSIA AND HER WESTERN FRIENDSHIPS
BERLIN, Feb. 13.-The National .Zett,n0 says
Prince Orion, the Russian ambassador to France,
while In Berlin declared that Russia relied on Aus
TRAN and German friendship, and valued the
security OF the west OF Europe the more because
OF Russia's absorbing interests in Asia.
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ALL QUIET IN ALAsKA.-COmmander Merriman,
commanding the Adams, reports to the Navy de-
partment, under date of Sitka, Alaska, January
esth, that quiet and good order prevailed through
out the territory. He also states that ON the 9th
of January he received peIition, signed by los
citizens OF Junsau, asking him to send q force
there. as they feared an outbreak in consequence
brawl Klockski, chief Of the Auks, the tribe az
fected, came over at the same time, however, and
assured Commander Merriman there would be no
trouble. DeputatiOns from different tribes have
also called on him and promised never again to
take the law in their own hands. The burning OF
Adams Is in fair order.
TIE COURT OF CLAIMS to-day heard arguments
In the cases OF VIM. A. Wyatt, John B. Ross, ad-
ministrator, M M. Hukilrs administrator, and
John Faulkner, which are claims against the
United States for carrying mails In the southern
states before the war.
CONTRACTS AwARDED.-ChaA T. Hall Co, OF
Boston, Mass, have been awarded the contract for
furnishing marble mantels for the court house and
post once at Danville, Va. at $3.50; and the Amer
lean kncaustic Thing company. OF New York, the
contract for encausting thing for the same build
ing, at $526
THE ASSAY CoMMIsSION.-Director OF the Mint
Burchard, and several y1embers OF the assay COM
mission. will leave here this evening for Philadel-
phia. The President has appointed Prof. Chand-
ler, OF Lehlgh University, member OF the COM
uliSSiOn. 1uo cOuml3SlO0 VIII meet IN T0llaQel-
phia 0-mOrrOW.
NKIGHB0RH00D PATHNTa.-Patents were issued
to-day as follows: VIM. b. Banks, Baltimore,
roach trap; II. & Levy. Baltimore, manufacture OF
cloth hats: Hugh =. Lyle, Staunton, Va, pillow
point and Golfer: Ohio D. HuncasteF. Washing
ton, landing net; George s Norris. Baltimore,
bottle stopping device: Calvin n Parks, Washing
more, casting crsss ana S0 osher metals; wn nay
Stevens, washington. aplaratas Tor aging
whi1ky: James Il. Titus PoeoEsbuTH,Va, machine
for cutting box patterns; 8 Stuart Williamson.
aaslgn0r Of one-eighth 70 q. X. Caytter, balanced
THE CABMHF xEETnea to-day was short ana un-
important The Secretaries OF the Treasury and
Navy departments and the Postmaster General
wore al absent Gen. Grant was present for .
short time during tho session.
. IlWm b WYMUs WML-The WIN a the late
dasw9 = Wynne, MED Y the rsRistsg g WIS Of
g . nmM9ant WITH 0ocency q to burning
ground q GA un1on church IN 1ahfsx county,
TT ct q 20. 81 tsss g 49, O., fetoa
q hn1ia 6linais o. = lLAnnaR
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THE NEW YORK SToCKMARKRr
Thefollowing are the opening and closing prices
tfthe New York stock Market to-day, as reported
tyspeclal wire 10 IL IL Dodge, $50 18th strest
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Senator Eerry's Vimdicataom.

senator Eerry'S VimdicatiOm.
TIE CHARGES AGAINST HIM EXPLAINED By A TILE
GRAN.
The following telegram has been received by
Senator Ferry this afternoon:
BOSTON, Feb. IL
To r v. Ferry, WASHINGTON:
AS holders OF the paper OF ottawa Iron Works,
indorsed Ferry Bros, OF which so much has been
telegraphed east, we have never suspected any
improper motives OF Senator Ferry.
ASlgnedl +. M HOLMES Furnace Company.
senator Ferry says the foregoing was sent to
MIN without any request solicitation on the part
OF himself or any OF his friends.
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TO-M0RROW.
A UC1ION SALE OF FORTIFIED HEDGES.
IA II. X. FULTON, Auctioneer.

"A II. 4. FULTON. Auctioneer.
sy.Fss ave. re northwest. commencing on WEDNES-
~ f. lkbAnf FOURTEENTH. AT TEN
O,Ci oCk A. NJ. all of the Forfeited Unredeemei
fisst-.F III ihy possession to date. Ladies' and
GsntN GhiE IN almost every variety, Bed Clothes
GtotlIa i'rass Goods. Umbrellas. Parasols Books
B,os sid hoeF FIXTURES, Chromos, Guns, Reyolvers
d Ga! aa! Mechanical instruments. NJ. Pipes and
SIH3EeTs silver plated Wares Cut cry. Mirrors Flu
Af'i>e- n hin: Rods Billiard Balls. Albums. Cocks,
s-c iiiiS sale viii continue mornings at 10 o'clock and
VII .s at O'Clock until all are sold Persons hold
liz ucket-. the time which having expired viii
please take notice H. K. FUITON
% - PawnbrOker and Auctoneer.
L. FL CRiPPFN, Salesman. fl0-5t'
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THOS. j. FISHER Il CO.,
Il Heal Estate Auctioneere.

cHA .NGE SALE OF ABOUT TwEETY:oNE
ACRES OF LAND IMMEDIATELY NORTH OF
IMEEN FOURTEENTH AND SIXTEENTH
STREETS EXTENDED, SUBDIyIDED INTO
VILLA SITES.
Under and by virtue Of decree Of the EquityAeH
Court passed December 9th, 1882. in q causeStS$
wherein Mary A: Homead ct al. are compiainants~4-
and COLUMBUS J. Eslin ct al. are defendants equity
tr r e.; viii sell. THURSDAY AFTEkNooN.
MAJ MAR CHI FIRST. AID. 1888. at HALF-PAsT THREE
O'CLOCK on the premises all that tract of land known
as parts OF Pleasant Plains and Mount Pleasant
longing to the estate of the late Esn containing
about acres, which has been subdivded into q lots
or tracts. varying in from to ~ acres, with
streets and avenues to the subdivision Mt
Pleasant and Columbia College lands.
Terms OF sale: One third of the purchase money to
6e paid In cash the remainder in two equal instruments
and secured by of trust All conyeyancsng at the
Cost OF the purchaser cash deposit Of 500 viii be
- Plats Of the subdivision may be obtained at the
ohces OF the Trustee Of the Auctioneers.
o.. JOHN j. JOHNSON, Trustee,
fl2-d 1913 ~ street.
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I9'HE NEW IDEA.-THIs IS THE AGE OF PRO-
gre>sIve thought and ideas.
The MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE ASS(ICIA
10 is TIE new idea in Life Insurance. Has the APP
prevail OF the wises Insurance experts aud unpreCe-
ented support Of the pubhc-writing over four mil
II rs month.
Office: 1909 streer.
nl6-3m /. Y. KNIGHT. Manager.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A DWELLING HOUSE ON
IlHHddR tSIIas STREET, NEAR G. SOUTH, AND
DENCES. A
By virtue Of deed Of trust from Nathan G. ORA
8 ger ana G, wife and johnson Thomas and wife
foo 81 OF the land records Of the District Columbia
Columbia. in the Of Draper Vs. Hyde ct al. equity
No; 42b. dssolying the Injunction. the subscriber
On THURSDAY, THE TTfEENTH DAY t 81 FEB.
hOAkY, A. D. 1883. Tot numbered (eight) and the
berth beT 9 hsf ft Of lot snn11a
numbered a twenty four) in the subdivision Of
~ number 5O five hundred and tenn made by
tne appointed by the court to divide the
lumbia '' ~ w
sale in ~. square SO At FOUR O'CLOCK M and in
Terms OF SALE third cash. Of which 800 on each
Rece must De PAID at the time Of sae and the residue
~ equal sums in one two and three years. on notes Of
the purchaser bearing interest at six per centum per
annum from day OF SALE payable semi annually 10 be
secured on the property sold to the Of the
purchaser. ANTHONY HYDE Wv
fe9-d&ds Trnsteo
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MO CURE NO PAY.-WHITEHURsTs CEDAR
An BAISAM 10 warranted 20 cure C0ugha O01dA
Group Throas Lung Diseases &c. Six drors doGo
Try It. not satisfied return the empty bottle and -
your money back. sold by al druggists' Price 26c
nll-oo0m
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GUNARD LINE
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE
THE CUNaRD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED.
BETwEFN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOK.
FROM PIER 40 n - NEW YORK
Gala ..Ne,i-. Feb Il. Partlia We'd March L.
favoEla We'd. Feb. u. Catal0Ins. " ed. March ~
Servis Wei. Feb %. IayOuIa We'd. March %
Bothnia We'd. March Z. eTUa.-...Aeo.. April 4,
AM ESERi WEDNESDAf FROM new xOIh.
RATE PASSAGE:
set, Ssh and 200 for p&Sseneer accommodations.
Steeage st very low Steerage tickets from Iy-
epool and Queenstown and other parts of Europe
lowest rates.
Through bills OF laden given for Belfast GLASGOW
Havre, antwerp and other ports the Continent and
Tor Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply at the Company's Office
No. A lowing Green, both steera2e and cabin to
OTIS BIGELOW CO.. COS 9TH street, Washing ton.
y. G..
Orto Nessrs OTIS EIGEiOW n CT "a
1xnl2 COS Tth street washington.
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A Mos1r-MAkrse CHANCE.


The Cooperative Account in Stocks. Grain. Petro-
Sn ETC. s Wa rst only One Dollar each Large month
from 81 to 200 Der cent net their investments in 80
ward No delay Accounts are formed eTerV
Markets are now favorable; Options continually neso-
address MhEViN co sroEsrase snd
GGS New 3or IS Broad street. sRber y, NY stock
BroaWay New York transact a. Stock Bro G ss
business having best facilities. Write them. n16-eo3m
PKIyATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
WASHINGTON. NEW YORK AND RICHMOND
II. H. DODGE,
Bonds Stocks and Investment Securities Bought and
sold ON Commission.
No. $50 18th STREET. (CORCORAN BUILDING
Agency for Prince and Whitley Stock Broksra
81 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
Every class Of Securities bought and sold on commits
sion In San Francisco. Baltimore, Philadelphia New
York. Boston and Washington Orders executed on the
New York Stock Exchange at eighth per cent
commission. Private and direct telegraph wires to
Richmond. Baltimore. Philadelphia, New York and
Boston. through which orders are executed on the
Stock Exchanges in those cities and reported back
promptly. Quotations Of Stocks and Bonds and in
fnrvY&z fIN., NJ
wires INSTANTLY direct from the Now York Stock
Exchange. nj
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Latest KILOGRAMS to The Star.
The Cincinnati Disaster.
IrS EXTENT uNKN0HH YET.

ITS EXTENT UNKNOWN YET.
CINCINNATI, O., Feb. 13-It Is impossible, this
afternoon, to tell the extent of the disaster to the
onn 91 the freight
looking az the Hood, when Ryan's restaurant, q
small building near by, went down. The crowd
pushed over on the side OF the platform OF the de-
POI POI 70 see what was the matter when sudddnly
The track was at the same time depressed and the
cars standing close ran into the depression cover
Ing the people who had gone down with the fall
Ing structure.
Not one body had been recovered at one O'Clock,
nor could the bystanders give any intelligent &C
count as 70 how many escaped.
THE WORK OF RECOVERING THE DROWNED
Will be exceedingly difficult ,as the place is fraught
with danger from other parts Of the street melting
as this portion did. 1t Is possible, however that
the break in the great sewer In Mclean avenue
caused the depot to sink.
The common council to-day voted to recommend
an appropriation OF SIS Co., and to ask the aid of
the legislature to assist the sufferers by the flood
Murder I'm the First Degree.
EMPoRIA, KAN, Feb. 13-Ed. Moseley, a son OF
MIS- Isabella Martini who was convicted some
time ago or numbering Mrs. Keiger with poison,
has been found guilty OF murder in the first degree
as an accessory to the crime.
The Philadelphia COntrOllership Con.
trOverSys
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 13.-The city solicitor gave
an opinion to-day to Treasurer Irvine to the effect
that pending the appeal to the supreme court in
the city cOntrollersh1p controversy, he could not
advise the city treasurer to pay warrants signed
by S Davis Page as city controller.
Archbishop McCabe Better.
DUBLIN, Feb. 13.-Archbishop McCabe, whose
10 De MS death-bed, few days ago, is slightly bet
ter to-day.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS h CO., Auctioneers
CATALOGUE SALE
RICH AND COSTLY FURNITURE.
BEING THE BALANCE OF STOCK CONSIGNED
AND REMOVED TO SCOTS ART
GALLERY,
913 Street Northwest
FOR CONVENTENNEO

Eieyant Chamber Suite artstically carved, exhibition
work from of the first manufactures, exhibiting all
suite beautifully carved richly polished and entirely
plate glass; latest design Walnut Chamber suites
most f. shionabIe desgn Ebony Frame Parlor Suite.
surpassed Beautiful Dwarf Book Case. one massive
walnut marble buffet mirror back. parlor suites.
handsome ebony cabinet. ebony tables elegant
nal rack mirror back Tennessee marble base, very
expensive smoking chair upholstered in leather, wal
nut extension table walnut dining room chairs. cane
seat and back Italian rbetop center tables, walnut
bookcases anu writing desk, combined Spanish couch
easy chairs library and card tables inlaid with Cloth
mower stands mahogany and ebony easels, hair mat
etc.
-, The sale takes place on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY
s0os r ATT No s1s street northwest The
a. until hour OF sale when the catalogues will be ready.
1881 WALTER B. WILLIAMS & Co, Aucts.
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HAMBURG LINE.
WETEIY LINZ OF STEAMERS
HAVING WV YORK EVERY THURSDAY
Al NOON.
Fer ENGLAND. FkA-.~E. AND GERMANY
1tJlE s.iayso
c. r. RICHARD h CO.,
General Passenger 4gsatJ
81 6roadwAs. Now (Jrk.
Crfc PERCY @. SMITH,
J, u and GIG Peuusy vania avenue.
Send for Tourist Gazette" apl
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$4,000 FOB 90.
FIFTY-THIRD
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAVIN0

COAAONWEAI.TH DISTRIBUTION Co.
" me CITY Of LorisviIle. on
THESE drawings occur the laet iay Oh eacf non4
(Srndays exeepted.) Repeated sdiudicstion by Fes
esn ana hvo, Ssase courts have placed Tits Com
Io sms company belongs the sole honor Of
nay.mx 1 Mn9sa.asea the only plan by which
question. S.'ss e'AA e'sosao
and reserve fund Head caTefuily fhe t 81 Srdsse Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-13

CONTRACTS AwARDED.-ChaA Z Hall Co, OF
Boston. Mass, have been awarded the contract for
furnishing marble mantels for the court house and
post ONCE at Danville. Va. at s456; and the Amer
contract for encausting thing for the same build
ING. at kSQN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-13

THE CANINE xRxEMa to-day was short ana I'M
important The Secretaries OF the Treasury and
Navy departments and the Postmaster General
Were AL absent Gen. Grant was present for Q
short time during the session.