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"A qCCIraIO N SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE BUILDING
STREET, BETWEEN N STREET AND RHODE
ISLAND AVENUE NORTHWEST.
cr Tn r M-EERpNEsDA1, MAY SECOND. 1883. at FIVE
iSs 9sGh 20 fest front south 20 feet front b
va.s. one third cash; and the balance in l. and
cnreS b per cent interest payable semi annually
me ana On each lot ct time Of salc and al record
be- compcd VII s9aanS q Purchasers cost Terms to
!. 7. GOODWILL. Aucatoueee.
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sINhE ,CEILULOlD TRUSS: THAT NEVER
\ pfeaka never wears out always clean. and can b.
worn while bathing. Il tor sale re
CHAS. FISHERS
AM, 629 7tbstreet northwest
Lady patruoa m
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BIDS for furnishing stationery for the Interior
department FOR the next year will be opened Nav
21st The amount OF the purchases will probably
reach 100000
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NEW YORK, April 26-The cases OF Geo. D.
Btyard and Gustave +. PerenOud, the New street
Liquor merchants indicted In the u. s. courts here
for defrauding the revenue, has been settled by
an acceptance OF 900 on the part OF the govern
ment. the Attorney General ordering a discOn-
t1nuance OF both the civil and criminal prOSecu-
tons against the accused.
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RETROCBsED

EISEMAN-BLUM. Miss ROSA BLUM, daus h,er
of y. Blum. esq. of East Washington to Air. IENIS
EISEMAN, OF Baltimore, Md.
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Latest qGlegrans to The Star.


MIGHT BE FOR "No lv
PHILADELPHIA, PA, April 26.-At ! 80 the con-
vent1on was again called to order.
Father Dorney's paying nifty cents for an un-
claimed telegram brought forth the remark that
it might be for mo. l." and was the cause OF much
mirth.
coMMIrTEEMRN ON CREDENTIALS.
The roll Call for committeeman on credentials
Breen: Arkansas, Thomas Finch; Connecticut,
John l. Power; Delaware, VIM. Converse; Florida,
T. e. ODonoyan; Illinois: Henry F. Sheridan
Iowa. L. r. Martin; Kentucky, N. Vinton; Louisi-
ana. P. w. Mulqueeny; Maryland. P. J. Campbell:
McElgan; VIM. j: Dawson: Massachusetts,, Thos.
5 Fe yahn
New Hampshire, Joseph Burn; New Jersey. Chas.
Donohue: New York, Judge John Rooney: Ne
Pennsylvania, Cornelius Hawkins: Rhode Island j.
F. Mulvey; South Carolina, NJ. F. Kennedy; Ten
nessee, Rev. Thomas Moffett; Vermont, DR.. Null
len; Virginia, Patrick McGovern; Wisconsin, Thos.
F. Somers; District OF Columbia, James Plant;
Canada Edward Reynolds.
Father Cronin took the floor. and moved that
John Caller, OF GOuldburn, Australia, be accorded
the privileges OF the floor. Carried.
FATHER SLATTERY.
Father Slattery came forward and said he was
now on his way to Ireland, and he said he was the
first priest in Australia to come out on the land
league platform. He lived at Temora. gold field
which had sent S3700 to Ireland. There was
great sympathy with Ireland all through Aus.
traiia Its people being Fri to the hearts core.
Rather Caller then made few remarks
ADJOURNED TO HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK P. N.
On motion to adjourn for dinner, the New Jer-
sey delegation seeming afraid that they could not
get back into the hall. as they had given up their
credentials. Father Dorney offered to be a STEP
father to that delegation, and declared the con.
vention adjourned till half-past four O'clock the
committee on credentials to meet Immediately In
the hall.
te-Congressman-elect NJ. A. Foran, OF Cleve.
land, Ohio, Will be the p rmanent president.
Irish Murder Trials Discussed In Par.
lament.
LONDON. April 26-In the house OF commons
this evening, MIR. Harrington, member for West
Meath, gave notice that he would offer a motion
to the effect that the execution In Ireland of Myes
joyce, one OF the alleged assassins OF the Joyce
family, was judicial murder. Mr. ODonnell
member FOR Dungarven, gave notice that he would
move That the system pursued In reference &c
jurors In the trials at Dublin was calculated to
bring the jury system into diSreSpect
An Allbi for Pagan.
DUBLIN April e6.-The prosecution have closed
their case and the case for the defense has beer
opened. They will attempt to prove an alibi
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THE GEORGETOWN ORCHESrRA-The concert OF
the Georgetown orchestra at the Congregational
church last evening. under the leadership OF Prof.
Bernays was largely attended, and d program of
select music was finely rendered.
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MT VERMONT MI. VERNON =


STEAMER W. w. CORCORAN
yfsyes 9Th wharf daily (exceI SunGay} FIR VT
vernon ct 10 o'clock a. returning reaches Washing.
about $50 p.m
o.e T.. L. BLAKE, Captain.
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4 DMINIsTRATOn'S SALE.

MONDAY. APRIL THIRTIETH at FIVE P NJ
viii sell d: auction. the premises. Lot TO- plan III:
of CuiOntOwn. improved by fve-ro Frame --A
House situate corner of Nichols and jefferson
treet.
Terms: One-haf cash: balance three months Sc
cured Dy deed of trust. interest six $50 de-
Fosl at time Of sale. Convey aICing at of rur-
chaser. If terms not compile" til ten days the
property will be resold at cost OF purchasing party
HENRY e. MCCAULEi
Rp2l-1t Administrations
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IChicago paners pIoase copv I

BRANDES. On Tuesday. Arrl "a. 1884 Sc s,o7 n.
M at Philadelphia. Pa. uf consumption j Al GUS
i BRANDES, beloved daughter of FrCderick III. and
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET,
Thefollow1ng are the opening ana closing prIoeS
the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire TO II. H Dodge, 539 18th stree 1t
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TeleErapllic Briefs.

Michael Cleary, the pugulist, and James Free.
man. who on Monday last assaulted VIM. F. San
ders. saloon keeper in Philadelphia, were to-day
held in 1.5CO each for further hearing on May
9TH.
The announcement Of the decision In the Baltl-
more q Ohio railroad case, In Richmond. on
motion for an Injunction to restrain the Virginia
tax collector from selling the property OF the
road, has been withheld until the 14th OF May.
StanislauS PetelOn, Polish laborer, was last
evening found dead at the bottom OF No. shaft OF
the Susquehanna coal company. at Nanticoke. Pa.
His death ia being Investigated.
Anton Urback while awaiting trial for insanity
IN the county court in Chicago this morning
dashed through an open window on the second
stofy, railing to the stone sidewalk, and was
picked up In dying condition.
Gen. Diaz and party passed through Cleveland,
Ohio. at O'Clock this morning. on a special train
bound westward.
and Bunker Hill, Ill, are on strike They de-
mand an advance OF One-halt cent per bushel.
The strikers number from 200 to 500 men.
In a difficulty between q man named Busch and
Mo-, Bush shot and stabbed Nash SO that he died
from the effects OF his wounds.
Dispatches from the fruit growing regions OF
southern Illinois say that the late frost did very
all the fruit trees being in full bloom, and large
crops OF all kinds OF fruit are expected.
The clgar-makers OF MesSrS. Reeder, Gahel &
CO.: OF Bordentown, n j., have returned to work,
Lhelr demand Tor 81 per thousand being granted.
Bogota papers Call the attention OF the govern
ment to the necessity OF paying the strictest at
tent1on to all matters connected with the Isthmus
OF Panama, and several state that International
questions will soon assume an importance which
has not previously attached to them except rare
occasions.
In the case Of Ellis p. Phipps, ex-superintendent
OF the Philadelphia almshOuse, who is charged
with forgery. the common pleas court to-day over
ruled the demurrer to the Indictment and dis
missed the motion to Quash.
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The MaFketS>

BALTIMORE. April 26.-Vir9inia Ga, consolidated.
SIN do I'd series. S6H; new 10. A0s. 81; So t2H
bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. April 26.-Cotton Bodybuilding
1O.3S Flour quiet and hrm without chanye. Wheat
southern stealy western lower and active; southern
red goal. al do. amber. l2ssl rs; No. Maryland
"a bid; No western winter. red spot 202sa1 20x
i;AE.l: a5S: zuxa:t To .l: 81, cc.nS:ousSssa:
do yellow 66a61; western mixed. spot 67a67k April.
60 asked; May. e4A6o; june 6b4a66; steamer 6lKe62
mixed, 6la5S; Pennsylvania b2ab5: Rye Arm. 7Os7S.
Hay steady: with moderate demand PEovisions nrm
l7.as: roll ll.ls. EFss easier and sesk. lsais. r
nary TO fair. 8ISa9x. Sugar dun-A soft 6H: copper
refined quiet l4xal6. Whisky quiet and steady.
and Hnchanged. Recsptsdou 600 barrels; wheat.
81 egg epsnss corr IS GOO suahss: oat: ego Sr:hs.
corn. 600 busl,e!s Sales-whsat ~. 900 bushels;
corn, 6k, 600 bushels.
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Senator AnthOny,s Condition.
PROVIDENCE, April Ex-senator AnthOny's con-
dition this afternoon indicates no change He Is
sleeping apparently restfully.
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g BENSIN6ER, Auctloneer.
Ne Washington Horse and Carriage BaZar
93S. $40 and 942 Louisiana avenue.
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES. BUGGIEs. CARL
hhSsEEs . WAGONS. HARNESS, &c, EVERY TUES
DAY THURSDAY AND SATURDAY MORNING,
GQMMENGlNG AT TEN O'CLOCK. REGARD
on hand and at private sale large stock Of
Horses New and econd hand Buggies Carriages Ex-
consignments f2a 9m
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's'HoMAs DOWLING, Aucuoneer.:

CHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE PROPERTY
ON The WEST SIDE Or FIFTEFNT II. Be
TWIN l. AND NJ STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of decree rassed by the Supreme s.fssS
Court Cf the istriet of Columbia. IN equity s
No. lUZS, will sell at public auction, on TUES ~A-
nAf, The FIEST DAY OF MY. A. D. 1883. at
1--WE O'CLOCK J.. NJ. in front of the premises all
thai part of Lot No ~ # the subdivision of square No.
i9i, it, te city of Washington. ID. G he-nlIirg
ner i said lot, end rannE thence south twenty
.eet aid extending back with that wdth ninety
ftct to WlOe public aileH2xi .ta - said let
Terms: One-third cash. the balance ct six and
twelve months with interest: al cash. 1T the option
at the purchaser. deposit S5t viii tie required
the time OF sale. All coDveyancn at the expense of
The rurchc All assessments d taxes May 1888
Tay@ bic out of the purchase money.
VIM. L. MATTINCiLY, Trustee.
ap 9-t&ds No 435 eth street.
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s fisHT Sss s s.
s,st spp %assS os s5s line Of
gents gold and plated chsrasn ana paiseG xs:s crs ns
s Sins 6sscsis neck chains: plain god and 60 rs
saasses solid oliver and plated ware: Also nns line Of
cnseom mace gSnts Clothing overccats suis coats
shaxlA biblss guns pistols. musical insfumsnts.
trunks hand satches, pillows and Seathsr ieds hon
ing si:s.es picture 20 vili commence every even
ing ct 1850 p m ana continue up TO May 9th. p. e.
Persons holding ackes vhich tho tme has expired
viii pee sake nouca =. 6EIIN0Ek. Bcofee.
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TRUST Esq SALE OF "ECKINGTON." THE
COUNTRY SEAT OF THA LATE JOSEPH
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Eliza PInkston. the famous Louisiana witness In
the electoral controversy OF l07e-7y, has died IN
JAIL at Canton, Miss, whore eae was serving
term1o Larceny.
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HAMBURG LINE.

WEEKLY LINE OF srEAMERA
LEAVING NEW YORK EVERY THURaDAY
AT NOON.
fO8 ENGLAND. FRANCE AND GERMAME.
For Passags appH b
G. n RICHARD CO..
00ecA HuDnar A0antA
q Nsooawag. u. I.
Or - pIRCY D. SMITH
lSSl sna 80 R0Vavan1a esanoA
- fW sToQE14 0asst1As oo2
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AUCTION SALES.
II TIRE DAYS.

n ALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers.
.AtDsoHE WALNUT FRAME PARLoR SUITE
UPHOLSTERED IN SILK. OLD GOLD Ar
BLA; r; TWO WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT 3,
SUE. InK MAKE: WALNUT ". L. BOUFFE.
r! CANT BLACK WALNUT PILLAR EXTfs.
Si.5N IABi.E AND DINING ROOM CHAIRS
TWO Bs.US> Is i.UGS. EXTRA sIZE; BRUS
= : CARPETS: MARBLE Top TALES: o T
T,.s.:I.s, BEDi IS.::. 5PlINGS, ENGRAyiz es.
JAPs Il 81 GOODS, VAIN VI LIBRARY IABLE
u iEIGERAiO :, CHINA. GLASS. AM
CROIKiRT WAE4, KITCHEN UTENSILS, &C
On MONDAY. APRIL THIRTIETH, commencing ::
N O'CLOCK 4. NJ, shall sell at residence No
sGsei III efft cts, in nerfect OrCi,r.
at'43t Wal II. B. VI IIlLIAAlS L CO.. Aucts.
SsHO STORY BRICK DT LING AND RI STAU
Bpt ID = sY STR IS Ar AUCTION.
81 MONDAY hFEtR DON. APKIL Thur 81,
lEItf. - SIX orc 4''CK Vii sell, in front 81;
prem sub lot II, III square 615 Ionting '---
n No. TN Cap tot STREET boundary street. in
~ 4 by a twC-story br elk Gwelliuy, the pal.
N used r,st ,urant. lie lot tanning about
90 re of ground.
Terms O. e-thrt! csh b. Ia &c in and two years
utSs % bear mt rest nd t. he by deed trGs
rern dfps sit of 800 required at sale. Con
ST. Bntibg, &c, at Iurc rasers cost.
ap25-3t BUNCANsON BROS. Aucts.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer


ONE THREE QUARTER BREWSTER FAMILY
CABBAGE AT AUCT on.
On SATURDAY, April TWEE Y EIGHTH 1885,
at TWELVE O'CLOCK in front of my auction rooms.
a26-2t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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LONDON, April 26-The steamer Habspurgh,
which lett New York, April z, for Southam pton
and Bremen, was spoken on the 18th inst ia lat
49, long %, with her shaft broken. 1.-THE report Of
the arrival OF this vessel at Southampton on the
18th inst was erroneOuSl
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Hp2l-7t

4 HANCEkY SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND
VI 0n On CD FIX !, LEE ZENITH STREET, BETWEEN
THE HOUSE BEING NO. 1908, ON SIXTEENTH
STREET.
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of thee,
District of Columbia, passed III Equity No ;::
e42- the undeisgned Tru tee will SELL at public IA
aus t2n in front OF the premises, lot 80. in Turtons
subdivision OF lois square 1870, i'll Washington, d.
C.. on SATURDAY. the TWENTY EIGHTH DAY OF
APRIL, 1885, at SIX 2. NJ.
Terms of sale: One-half cash: residue in on year.
with interest, or ell cash at option of purchaser
Trust right to require de Oit of 500 when
lid accepted he deferred payments to be secured by
lien by deco of trust satisfactory Trustee
GEO. II. TITRTON, Trustee
- 1909 street northwe
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. aplS-dSds
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The next route taken up was the route from
vermillion 70 Sioux Fails. and Mr.. Ker was en-
gagged In reviewing the testimony on this route
when THE STARS report closed.
STAR ROUTE NOTES.
Mr. Ker completed the NTH day OF his address
to the jury at noon to-day. He will probably finish
this evening or tomorrow morning.
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THOMAS DOW ING. Auctioneer.

VERY VALUABLE TWO-STORY AND MANsARD
ROOF BRICK DWELLING. WITH LARGE BRICK
STABLE ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
F. EDERICK AND 81 COND eTREETS. GEORGE
TOWN, D. c.. AT AUCIlO
On TUESDAY. APRIL HRD. 1883, at FIVFTea
O'CLOCK. in front of the premises shall sell part j
Ct Lots 65 and &c. fronting IS feet inches
side OF Frederick street by depth of l07 feet I'd
street improved by nd mansard roof brick
dwelling, Containing IL rooms, water, and all mod
ern improvements. with large brick sabling &C.. &c.
Terms: Onh-thrd cash; balance IN and two
with notes bearing interest and secured by deed Of
trust II conveyancing at purchasers cost. 500 de-
post will be required ut time of sale.
JAMES l.. DAVIS Agent.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
SB- THE PURCHASER HAVING FAILED TO
comply with the terms Of the ABOVE sale the property
will be resold WEDNESDAY, MAY SECOND, at
1--WE O'CLOCK. the premises at the risk and cost
Of former purchaser. apl6-d &ds
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a. ALTER b. WILLIAMS Y CO., Auctioneers.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND NORTH OF
MASHI Il

o.
ON WEDNESDAY. NAY SECOND 1888 atsstY
THREE O'CLOCK p. ~. will sell at auction. nSStSS
ne premises. valuable Lot OF about So ..
and. aid house. situated the Ridge between Rock
r'es and Broad Branch. about three miles north of
Washington, and adjoining: the lands Of Messrs LYLE
fierce Shoe" aker ard y. SwartZ.
he situation ia beautiful, commanding fair view of
the = ptol, and II properly red for Will maze
Ea'r country seat to be preached either by the Broad
Branch road or by the BRIGHT wood aud Broad Branch
i. short distance through Shoemakers or
w:rtz' land 1t HIS excellent water and well adapt
cd IS fr 1T GARY farm.
Terms easy. and made known at sale.
For furthe. particulars inquire of
WILLIAM READING,
aI2f-d y ear Cabin John P.O, Md.
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1TUETRESS MONROE. NORFOLK. PORTS MOUTH
AND TIE SOUTH.

i AND TIE SOUTH.
Inland end SeaEOard COasting COS Elegant q amer
LADY OF Illh LAKE, caves 9Th street wna-i every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY 10 %. III.
St"rptng at P1ney Point srd Point Lookout az;
RETURNING Connecting in Norfolk with Boston. Proyi
Gence and New York steamer. and all Railroad lines
South. and at Old Point with he ChesaVeake ohio Il T.
Tickets stateroOms be secured ut Il. %. ticket
Office 1851 Pa. st. Mare Hotel, at boat end
Office 6i3 18th ST. ALFRED WOOD, Sec'y r.a-. IS
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CONTROLLER KNOX has accepted the invitation
to be present at the banquet OF the Chamber Of
Commerce OF New York, to be held on the evening
OF the 9Th of MAY.
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"a ALTER b. WILLIAMS L CO.. Auctioneers.
<; S-EE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
hr ESTATE. CORNtE PENNSYLv ANA
AVENUE AND NINTH STREET SOIITEEA, 1T

AVENUE AND NINTH STREET SOU ST.
u virtue Of deed Of trust dated July 1th. a.
- sEd recorded in Liter No. 19l folio 1863 LIS
~ and records of Washington county. District o: A
-"H I. 2f III the req ct of the holder of the bond
rcrri t1e:eb, will se ut pub lc auction. in front
IL J teInts1s, on +. iDAf, THE FOURTH DAt
MAY. 1893. 1t FIYf. O'CLOCK = M, all tina
ea parcel of "rou2d situate il tn city of Washing
90, Ti I'm WI as I ii Lot nine 90. and the who.e
I i1,s tn % and q Yea 10. in square numbered
=! r'iEdIei aud twenty nve (3e5i. and bounded
Z j sWs: BrglnnisS 1t the northeast angle of
"a square aGi rIh;.ing south along 9th
rec. caet. orc hundred and four 600 feet
tnd nIHe 90 nChss; thence west hund ed and
al tc@) feet and % inch: thence h one hun
red and seventy ,hree 13l feet aud CD inch. to
oint five ~ ee enthusiastically from tie intersection
4 IenlsylNanla avenue and th5 rubc square, thence
HiO sid avenue one bun red ana TWEEN three (l25
. e. to the Place of beg inning.
ierIls: one thild cash. and the balance payable in
qua Payments az six and twelve months after date t.
by notes bearing eight per cent. interest
al ch. II the purchaser prefers $50 to be deposited
- acCc tance OF bid. Terms to lie comp led with i'll
even days after SALE and in default of compliance the
~ tee reserves the right to resell at the risk and co
I The rurt h ser.
al Pad WASH. e. WILLIAMS Trustee
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The TeWkesbury hnvestigatiOn.

Boston, April 26.-In the Tewkesbury examina-
ton to-day. DR.. G. A. Tucker, OF Australia, an
expert, testified that he visited the insane ward at
IeWkeSoury two weeks ago and found
only seven persons TO care for 260 patients.
but was told that the appropriation would allow
or no more. He thought 1t improper that female
patients should have male attendants, which was
one or the greatest evils at Tewkesbury, supple
mented by DR.. Lothrop's ignorance of some things
he should know about
Cornelius OBrien testified that he went to
TewkSbury for severe cold. The patients were
unable.to feed themselves and had no one to as
sist them. He had seen walter Winning. a nurse,
KICK an old man named Moran down the ward
into his bed. He had also seen the latter tied
upon the bed for hours, and nearly choked to
death by his straps. Adjourned.
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A BOARD Of officers Of the corps Of engineers. to
consist OF Col. John Newton, Lieut.. Col Henry l.
Abbot, Lieut.. Col Cyrus B. Comstock, is consti-
tuted to meet In New York city for the examine
ton OF the follow1ng-named Cflcers, with a view
to their promotion In the corps Of engineers when
legally entitled thereto: Capt Alexander NJ
Miller. 1st Lieut. VIM. H. Bixby and I'd Lieut. Ed
ward Burr
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ARMY ORDERs-So much Of paragraph 10, special
orders, No. 273 November g. 1884, as directs Major
Peter J. A. Cleary, surgeon Qhen captain and as
sstant surgeon), q. s. army to report In person to
the commanding general department Of Dakota
Is revoked Major Peter j. A. Clearly surgeon, u
s. army, upon the expiration OF his present sick
leave OF absence, will proceed 10 report In person
to the commanding general department OF the
Missouri for assignment to duty.
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Irish Murder Trials Discussed In Pa
lin ment.
An Alibi for Pagan
Alleged Dynamite Consptrators.

DUBLIN, April 26-The prosecution have closed
their case and the case for the defense has been
opened. They Will attempt to prove an alibL
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VTNHOS. j. FISHER CO.
sEvE lslat,I LA ls PARCELS OF LAND IN THE
NONIHEAST SECTION OF THE CITY AT PUB

Il On s.r Mo n Z, AFTERNOON. APRIL TH1R- mH
respective premises We shall sell ali Of Square No.
east. ~ " ~ ~A
Lot, Lot l. sansre No 712. at the corner Of Delaware
West half Of Square No ShS bounded nv 9Th street
east and north and NJ streefs
Terms: One-fourth In cash. &b. ronc.inder IN s;x
twelve and eighteen month"; With inte est and secured
by deed OF trust on the prem ses ' ~ ~
Ap25-d THOS. J. FINHER h CO Anctioneer.
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A LIAM Linz

SUMMER SERVICE
Eai,inr from QUEBEC to LIVERPOOL every oATUR-
LAY.
ksipg from BALTIMORE to LIVERPOOL. every al
tIrI.a:c MONDAY.
tVis QUEEN STOWN.l
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THE U. s. FLAGSHIP TENNESSEE, flying the nag
OF Rear Admiral George H. Cooper, commanding
the north Atlantic station, has returned to Hamp-
ton Roads from her winter cruise in the West
Indies, and now lies at anchor OF the Hygeia
hotel The Tennessee Will require some repairs,
and Will probably go up to the Norfolk navy yard
In u short time to receive them.