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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
yEtit USIF5'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
i PkOPLETh II MI PLEASANT. KNOWN as

'E1Is UsI'ET'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Il PROPERTY IN MI. PLEASANT KNOWN AS
s. i BROWNS HOMESTF At.
Hy SiI.ue OF deco of trust dated the thirteenth
foi:O 80 .; eco. q the ard records o. the 0A
tct of Columbia, ard at the request OF the holders of
Eutes occurred thereby. default having been made ia
the ynent thereof will sell ct public suction, on the
premises. SATURDAY. THE TENIH DAY OF
VI ECH, 1855 at HaIF-PAS1 FOUR O'CLOCK P M
all IN certain riece Parcel OF ground real estate
or trot VI land yrv and beng IN the said county
Washington. In said Distrc and !iarent to said CITY
Of ashlnrt n. containing seventeen and half a.?
acres of land mere less, and teiI the same which
Was conveyed am described IN certain deed in trust
recorded IA Iiter Il. 10 4. 70 10 49, &C. of the land
recors for said CO.. r'y IN said District and
ceIt!EE 50 much Their Of ehout five t5l scres, was
conveyed IL zrtain deed, corded in Liter No. 62O
TO IT, 4Hf &c, Of the said land r,}s
Tie premises above describe biIig he homestead of
s. T. Blown and improved by a three story frame
dive Ing, rtaI les aud other buildings,
Terms Of % e. ~ folr'h cash aance in six twelve
aud elglite:t ths, with iIteret ut the rate of six
OF trust ~ ca-l, st tie ton Of the purchaser
30 must % deposited the day of sale. Unless the
terms Of ale are Pied with within ten days the
Trust r. rves the Eight TO resell Mt the Cost Of the
BENJAMIN P. SNYDER Trustee
J. i. COLDWEI.I, Auctoneer. fa7 -eo&is
sSr- TIE ABOVE SALE IS PCSTPoN ED UNTIL
SATURDAY. APRIL FOURTEENTH. 1888. at same
milo s5tS,3t BENJAMIN P. SNYDER, Trustee
sS THE AB~vE SALE Is FURTHER POST
poned al the req st Of parties interested until THURS
DAY. APRIL NiAEIEENIH. 1883. at s,rlle hour and
place. BE JAMIN Z. SNYDER
ari5-l6rI II Trustee.
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PENNSYLVANIA ROAD:-FOr Baitimore-a m.
e:.o ao0 Sexh ss1 Senk 1880 te5l p. M, ! 80
Is1 4;s0 fexh 4;4o, So $50 lexh $50 lexl 1924
York and east-a.m-. 8 (ex.). $50 q ex). 1880
Iexl Pm. 80 eKI 4so texh ESQ ok, iO:aO
l0:S0 Eexl Pm, 80 fex), 4:o tex.J. ESQ (ex.).
1920 tex) For PittsburY and west-a.m.. ESQ
(exJ Pm, ESQ (exh $50 (ex.) For Rochester.
Erie, NiAgara-p.m, ESQ Popes creek-a.m..
$50 Pm, 4:l0 Richmond and south-a-m., 30.
il:2a P.nf,G
7:45 {ex-), ., 10 {ex) Pm, 1910, 2:30 (ex), a:3s
lexEa $40. 4:l0. 6:45 (ex). z ESQ (ex). II 30
For New York and Philadeiphia-a-m., $50 texl
tex) P.m, $50 (ex.l For Chicago, Cincinnati
and 81 Loais-am-. las texh 1elS gex) Pm,
ncf ssI Is:'s w. x2 y IN, ,.
gfnis,-Am., $50 (ex.1 Point q Rocks and way
an, 6:l0 PM ID. esoA
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A UCTION SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE BUILDING
IA LOTS. ON THE WEST SIDE OF FOURTEENTH
STREET, BETWEEN STREET AND RHODE
ISLAND AVENUE NORTHWEST.
On WEDNESDAY, MAY SECOND, 1888. at FIVE
O'CLOCK p NJ. shall Fell, in front of the premises,
the north ~ feet front and the south 20 'front.' by
the depth, of lot 10, square oil.
Terms Onethird cash; and the balance in l. and 8
years at per cent interest," payable semi annually.
cured by deed Of trust all cash. option
800 deposit each lot at time of sale. and
ing and conveyancing at purchasers cost. Terms to
be complied with in seven days.
apl9- eA&ds ]. L GOODWILL. Aucfionaer.
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AUCTION SALES.
DOwLfNG, Aucuoneer.

REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
At auction rooms SATURDAY. APRIL TWENTY
FIRST, 1883, at TEN O'CLOCK, embracing Handsome
Parlor Furniture Pianofortes; one elegant French
Plate Mante Mirror, y, th plush frame: very hand
some Walnut arvad Hall Set together with {ey supe-
rior Chamber and Dining room Furniture
Also,
so Cases Conserved Peaches
ALSO,
40 Rolls Straw Mating ali colors.
ALSO,
Large assortment of White Crockery.
ALSO
Large Sorrel Horse.
Extension-top Phaeton. and other Carriares and
Buegies apl9.W
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4 UCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING
IA LOT ON THE NORTH SIDE OF K STREET,
BE TWEEN TWENTY-FIRST AND TWENTY
SECO> STREETS NOkTHWESf.
On MONDAY, April. THIRTIETH. 1888, AT FIVE
O'CLOCK p. NJ. shall sell, in front of the premises
the east Is feet 10 inches 'front.' by the depth Of lot
six {6). square seventy three (73).
Terms One third cash and the balance in two and
three years. at six cent interest semi
nuaiy secured by dNed Of trust AL cash at option
OF purchaser. &1c0 DEPOSIT At time Of GALE and all
cord1nx and conveyancinR at purchasers cost Terms
to be complied with in seven days
ar19-eo&ds ], T, COLDWEII. Aucroneer.
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A PRIESTS PKFANCE-Father Rockefeller, q
Catholic priest in Wilmington, Del, a few years
ago married the organist OF his church. His wife
Is now dead, and yesterday he went to confession
to one OF the German pastors OF Baltimore, and to-
day will start for q foreign mission to do penance
for hts detection from the church. The Baltimore
American says: "Apr0pos OF Father Hockkeller's
case It may be stated that Father Hoyda,
OF St. Wenceslaus' Church, In East Baltimore, who
few years ago married gtrl who followed him
from Bohemia, and was father of a child a few
days later, ID now raising and selling flowers near
the Baltimore CEMETERY"
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g BENSfNGER, Auct1Oreer.
Ne Warrington Horse and CARRIAGE Bazaar
93S. $40 and 942 Louisiana ayenua
AUCTION SALE OF HcESES, BUGGIES CARRI-
Att WAGONS, HARNESS. &C., EVERY TUES
DAl. THURSDAY AND SATURDAY NORNING
GOMMENClNG Al len O'CLOCK, REGARD.
fohStsty hand and at private sale stock OF
Horse, NSw and econG hand Buggies. Carriages Ex-
lres- haSCns. Hairless. etc.. etc. Liberal advances
cOnsisrireI.ts- f2S 2m
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puBLIC SALE OF TWO WAREHOUSES AND
Wharf at Alexandria, Va, on Sturdy April 9lsl
q noon In front Of Court Room, O xaiI4ax street.
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FATAL RAILROAD ACADEMIA freight train on
the Richmond and Danville railway struck q COW
near the 202d mile post. between High Point and
jamestown. In North Carolina, yesterday causing
the locomotive to jump the track. Engineer John
T. Gale, who lives at Glover, Va, was killed. The
fireman and q train hand were badly injured
Eighteen freight cars we're wrecked and the track
was torn up for q quarter OF a mile.
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f1HANCEkY SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND
" LOT ON SIXIEENTH STREET, BETWEEN p
AND Q STREETS, ABOVE SCOTT CIRCLE
THE HOUSE BEING NO. 1905 ON SIXTEENTH
STREET.
ny virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court OF the *,
D1str1ct OF Columbia, passed in Equity No LEE
g. ~. the undersigned Trua will sell at public 0A
auetn, In front OF the premises, lot 60 in Turtous
snbivision OF lois in square 1870, in WashinTton b.
e., on SATURDAY, the TWENTY EIGHTH DAY OF
APRIL, 1888, at SIX 2. NJ ~
Terms Of sale: One-half cash residue in on year,
with int est or all cash at option OF purchaser
Trustee reserves right to require de o OF 5000 when
Old accepted The deferred payments to be secured by
reserve lien 10y deed OF trust satisfactory to Trustee
GEO. H. TRITON, Trustee
,,,->,o.> aa. 1909 K street northwest.
DOSCASSoS BROS, Aucts. ap1S-dSds
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

'yH1O.Hao OUWL1NG, AuctlOneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE PROPERTY
ON TIE WEST SIDE OF FIFTEENTH. BE-
TWEEN AND NJ STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF decree passed by the Supreme eZ4t&
Court Ct the District of Columbia in equity wv
Nv 1o2S will sell at public auction, on TUES -
DAY. The FIRST DAY OF MAY, A. d. 1883. at
FIVE O'CLOCK Z. NJ, in front Of the premises all
that part of Lot No. % Of the subdivision square No
l9., IN the city Of Washington. D. beginning at
point on 18th street four south OF the northeast
feet and extending back with that width ninety four
feet to vice public alley in the of said lot
Terms: One third cash, and the balance at six and
twelve months with interest: all cash. at the option
OF the purchaser. deposit $50 wiiEbe required at
me time OF SALE All conveyancng at the expense Of
the purchaser All assessments aud taxes to May 1885
payable out of the purchase money
ap19-d&ds No 435 TN street
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nuNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, No. $50 N STREET
NORTHWEST.
SPLENDID BUILDING lots, FRONTING ON
NEW YORK,AYENUE AND o. K STREET, BE
IWhEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS
NORTHWEST.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, April. TWEN-]S.,
If-TH1RD, at FIVE O'CLOCK. we will sell to s5:J
close an estate in front of the premises sub-lot 49, l
IN square 367 fronting 2419 feet STREET north with
depth OF 100 feet to alley, improved by story
Brick Dwelling. No. $50 street, with modern conye-
niences.
. At SIX O'CLOCK. SAME AFTERNOON in front of
ne premises, Z in square 372 fronting u feet
lnches on New York avenue. and running through to
street with fTont on said street of 26 feet inches
1hs lot Is about 100 feet in depth and would make two
very desirable Building Lots, being one Of the best
locations In Washington.
, Terms One-third cash; balance in one two and
three years notes to bear six cent interest and to
De secured by deed OF trust, all cash option of
purchaser deposit of 300 required on each piece as
soon as Sold Terms to be complied with in ten days
otnerwlse resale at risk and of efatng purchaser
after hye days public noee of such resale in some
newspaper published In Washington, D. g.
api9d&ds DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts.
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Latest TGlGgranS to The Star
The Dynamite Hearing To-day.
CONTINUED FROM THR FIRST EDITION.

The Dynamite Hearing To-day,
CONTINUED FROM THR FIRST EDITION
LONDON April 19-Lynch Tor Norm ln(, contfnu-
ing his testimony, said he reached london on
March 22d. He met Gallagher in Lon lon on the
9th or 2Sh. They walked past the scene OF the
Westminster explosion. On his asking Gallagher
II that's what we are going to do" the fatser
answered eyes" Gallagher viewed the houses of
parliament and said, They viii make great
crash when they come down."
"YoU INFAMOUS LIAR,
At this point Gallagher shouted out from the
dock: " You Infamous liar"
o'DoNovAN ROSA THE OLD NAN"
lagher as to what destruction was to be wrought.
He said he inferred from the talk OF his Cocoon
spirators that Donovan Rosa was in the scheme
Rosa was referred to as 'the old man" Lynch
testified that he went to Birmingham to seeWhite-
head at Gallagher'S request for some material"
Gallagher gave him money to buy preSentable
trunk in which to put the stuff he was to get from
Whitehead. Whitehead put him in the way OF
getting the India rubber bags
s'YoU LIAR; YOU TRAITOR
Lynch confirmed all the evidence submitted at
the hearing last Thursday as to Gallagher having
called for him as Fletcher He said when White
head was loading the nltroglycer1ne into the rub
taken away that morning. Whitehead also told
him he would soon know what the liquid was
Whitehead here shouted: "YOu lie you traitor. u
Lynch tainted while his deposition was being
read over, and had to be removed from the court
room.
The examination was adjourned until to-mor.
row,
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NUKE FINE BUILDINGS TO Be ERECTEn
Mr.. John Sherman is about to erect another very
handsome dwelling on Massachusetts, avenue, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets northwest, most de-
sirable location on account OF its prominence and
healthfulness The building is to be three stories
and basement 1t viii be "a by 81 feet and meas
ure ~ feet to the highest point OF roof The front
Will be pressed brick, tat roof, with moulded brick
cornice. There will be bay window, - feet high
and 12 feet wide, projecting feet and octagon In
form. The inside finish is in both hard and soft
woods, and will be first class.
Mr.. Charles 7. Murray has taken out q permit
to erect ne dwelling at 18th and street north
west 1t is to be three-story and basement, IS by
wall % feet to caves; back building IA by IS feet,
and one-story high; pressed brick front. moulded
brick cofnices fiat manSard roof covered with tile
and TIN, one bay window q feet high, square in
form and the whole internal works fitted up from
the best material and very attractive plan by
the architect Gray Page. The cost Will be g. 500
Mr.. d. j. Particle is about 70 commence the
erection OF a very handsome dwelling on Iowa
circle This is to be three stories and basement,
Of wall pressed brick 'front.' fiat mansard roof one
octagon bay window s8 feet high, moulded brick
cornfce, and finished inside throughout with all the
most approved appliances for comfort and health.
The cost will be sl2,OC0 4 s. Frederick is the
architect.
MIR. Patrick Corcoran has taken out permits for
the erection OF four three-story and basemen,
brick buildings on the corner OF 18th and streets
northwest. These are TO be 20 by Is feet on the
red brick fronts and brick cornice, and will be
very commodfous dwellings OF handsome out
ward appearance and finished inside In an elegant
manner.
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BOWLING. Auctioneer.

FTNHOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.
HOT HOUSE. 2oxo4 CONTAINING ABOUT ONE
TH0uSAND PANEs, TDGETHtR WITH A
OF PREMISES No. 1al5 FOURTEENTH STREET
NORTHW EST. AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY. APRIL TWENTY FOURTH, Is 81,
at III O'CLOCK. on the premises shal sell the
above mentioned Building to be removed Immediately.
Also. about 600 pots OF choice Flowers.
arl9-4t THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.
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CATALOGUE SALE
OF
CHINESE AND JAPANESE
FINE ART WORK

To BE SOLD AT
PUBLIC AUCTION
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
APRIL EIGHTEENTH AND NINETEENTH
COMMENCING EACH DAY AT ELEVEN A. NJ
AND THREE P. NJ.
COMPRISING:
JAPANESE AND CHINESE GOODS, LACoUERs
PORCELAINES, POTTERY. BRIC-A -BRAC. NOV
ELITES. TEA SETS. SATSUMA. KIOTO. KU-
TAM. MAKUDzA AND KISHUI WARES. &C..
SCREENS. PANELS, SCROLLS AND DECORA-
TONS.
THIS SUPERB COLLECTION WILL BE SOLD
AFPUBLIC AUCTION ON THE ABOVE DATES
AT MY GALLERY AND sALEsROUMs, SOUTH
WEST CORNER ELEVENTH AND PENNsYI-
VANIA AVENUE.
Parties interested in decorative works should give this
sale their attention.
The collection viii be on view Monday and Tuesday,
April 10th and 18th, all day.
ap13-4t THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
tE THE ABOVE SALE Is Posi- PONED (OWING
to severe sction in the family Of the importer) until
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY NEXT APKII,
IWENTf.F1FTH and TWENTY SIXTH, same hours
ap17-d&ds THOMAS DOWNING Ancf
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TG.NOJfVOW.

BY order Of Supreme Court OF District OF Columbia
holding special term for Orphans Court business on
Saturday April 18th. 1888 shall sell at pubic aI,c-
ton, on fI:ID AY. APRIL TWENTIETH, ar TEN A.
NJ Ell residences OF late Andrea de Frouyllie No. 6I0
street southeast the following named articles:
Handsome Piano. stool ard Cover
PaTl0r Sf:ites Upholstered in rep. faced with silk,
Handsome Marb}e-top Sideboard,
New Walnut Extension Table,
Walnut seat Chairs.
Walnut Be,iroom Furniture very fine
Hal tllclOth and Furniture
Carpets, Mattresses and Bedding.
ReirIHerstor. China and Glassware.
Ana Their goods too numerous to erlumerate.
bose who desire frsc class furniture should not fail
to tend this sale. ~
Also. large quantity of fine Opera Music.
HE sale VIII commence with ball, parIor and dining
room furniture. LUKE C. STRIDER
ap14-5t ADMINISTRATOR
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THIS EVENING.

w AL F.E Il. WILLIAMS Il CO.. Auctoneers
hFCTIp LAST WEEK! AUCTION!
by "r,tcr Of s. G0d-tein. will positively close the
h:iPnce OF diamonds, Coll Watches Jeyyelry, at
pubic Auction within this week. Sales at TWO and
HAi tPaSF SEiEN f. VI. DAILY. livery article
fully aIraRted presented.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS h CO, Au:ts
apiG-6t Corner IJsh and sts, facing Pa. ave.
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The Mary Anderson BIAckmaiItng

PITTSBURGH, April 19.-Dr. Geo. H. Marshall,
charged with attempting to blackmail the actress,
Mary Anderson. had preliminary hearing before
United States Commissioner McCandless this
morning. which resulted in his being held for
trial In the United States court on May It'll. He
was afterwards released on 81 900 bail.
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Striking Cowboys Threaten Tre
Wall Street To-day.


NEW YORK, April 19-The Posts financial
article says:-The stock market was cratic and
irregular during the forenoon, opening stronger
than the close last night and advancing by ii
O'Clock to the highest prices OF yesterday for
good many stocks, but by IL 80 had declined WITH
out any special cause to below the c losing prices
yesterday. The sale Of the Hannibal and Sc. Joe
to the Burlington and Quincy, which Is now an
accomplished fact, has caused considerable adj
vance In Hannibal and st. Joe, the preferred stock
advancing from so4 last night to SO. but subse-
quently only to 81 up 10 1890 to-day. The list
ing OF the S. goo 900 loan for the Union Pacific for
the avowed purpose Of paying Off It's floating debt
Is generally regarded as favorable to the stock
which was higher this forenoon, but declined with
the general market before noon. But at 80 the
market was flrmer There was g good borrowing
demand for stocks this forenoon.
Tele4raphic Briefs.
Ex-President Diaz, accompanied by his wife and
number OF ladies and gentlemen, to-day visited
Staten Island and the Notifications at Fort Wads-
worth.
Charles Stroebel. 43 years old, was found dead in
Ludlow street, New York, this morning. His skull
had been crushed in with a large paving stone,
and 1t is believed he was murdered. Three men
have been arrested On suspicion OF having CON-
mtted the crime.
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ENFORCING THE LAW IN REGARD 10 PAWN
BRoKRRa-Lcense Agent Ran and his assistants
have inaugurated movement against some OF
the pawnbrokers OF this city for violating the law
governing such establishments, which requires
them TO keep book In which shall be entered
description OF every person who pawns an article
pawned. The penalty for every violation of this
law is $40 to 800. warrant was sworn out at the
Police Court to-day against female pawnbroker
and several more VIII be sworn out tomorrow
against others A strict compliance with this
law viii greatly aid the police in Capturing
thieves
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THE Secretary OF State to-day exchanged with
the Spanish minister Publications OF the trade
mark and eXtradition treaties
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The Virginia Medical College.
nECISIlN ON TILE CorRT on AprrI1a

DECISION OF THE COURT OF APPEALS
RICHMOND, Va, April 19-The supreme court Of
appeals OF this state to-day rendered decision in
the case OF the Medical College of Virginia This
board OF visitors of that Institution and appointed
new board. The court Is OF the unanimous opin-
lon that the governor had the right to fill the va
cancies that might occur In the old board but that
ne had no right to create vacancies by removal in
order to I'LL them. SO the college remains under
the same management as heretofore
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Striking Workfnxmen.

CHICAGO. April 19.-The striking bricklayers
Will parade this evening ana afterwards be joined
by other local unions In a mass meeting on the
lake 'front.' The general situation is unchanged,
save 1t is declared that the married men among
the strikers are being compelled to accept the
terms OF the builders, driven to It by the long
lockout
The cigar makers have given formal notice OF
their intention to strike Oh May z against certain
firms in this city who have hot acceded to their
demands. The firms referred to assert that they are
awaiting action TO be taken by the New York
manufacturers On May 1.
striking Cowboys Threaten Trouble.
FORT WORTH, TEXAS, April f9-Between two
and three hundred cowboys on ranches in the Pan
Handle district are a strike for an increase Of
from $50 to $50 per month and board. The men are
well armed and threaten to kill any new men en-
poyed, also to fire the ranches and work general
trouble Some OF the largest companies have sig
mined their unwilHngneSS to meet the demands Of
the cowboys, and are now taking steps to secure
United States troops or Texas rangers to protect
their prOuertY.
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-.wS irSeS $112. 400
tickets, 500. ~ ~
Remit mSHsy or ssnh dr.fs n 'stssr .ena by
IOsT OFFICE ORDER Orders Of 5 and upward By
express be aeut 81 our Address
tok.M BOAkDMAN. Courier Journal Building Louis.
vile. ky uh8-tuSsn
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Mr.. PARTRIDGE, the U. s. minister to Peru, ar
rived In the city to-day.
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School Cramming. Again.

WARRINGTON, u C., AprU u, 1883.
Gen. Wna Birnev, School Board:
DEAR GENERAL: have been compelled to take
one OF my daughters from the school, and may be
compelled TO do SO with the other two, because OF
the system in practice of examining, which broke
down an ambitious scholars health and should be
discontinued at once. Our teachers are trying to
do too much. Put on the brake and the mental
ana physical health OF many will be saved.
Yours truly, E. w. WHITAKER
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$50. 900 FOR g.
FIFTY-PlFTH


POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING
COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION 10,
IN the city of Louisville on
MONDAY, APRIL 3oTH. 1889.
res drawings occur the last day caea month
sssisfaJs sxcepted-1 Repeated adjudication / v Fed-
sI& ana state courts have placed this Com
EiF t+So,d the controversy Of the law
20 aiAs Company belongs the sole honor Of
nSsnas nSugdrated tho only plan by which
.nen a.aNlI.s are proven honest and fair hey oud
NH-Ihf company has ucw on hand a large capitat
10 'A1' ZIG 'ASs VI pfi@aS aor
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SPECLALTIES.

nR. ROBERTSON. SPECIALIST AND CONT.
Ddental consulting Physican; 20 years experiencei
can be consulted Wednesday and Saturday, to
p m. ut ass c street northwest main Office. so N.
Liberty street Baltimore apl9-3m
M ADAM ROSS 1HE LON0-ESTABlISHED,R RE-
Ul liable Clairyoyant and Astrolosist gives better
satisfaction in all affairs of life than any pro-
feesion tells the past and future destiny gives
sdvtce and assistance all matters appertaining to
business. love and mstr1mony. ALL TROUBLE CALL.
eetlsfacton given or Consultation Rooms. 402
I'd street above street northwest This month con-
sultation Tee reduced Ladics so cents genteen 81.
mills
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MOVEMENTS OF q. 8. NAVAL VESSELS -The USS
Jamestown arrived at St. Thomas. March Both,
from Martinique, where she left the French squad.
ron. She expected to sail on the 18th OF April for
Newport. The Tennessee and Vandalia sailed on
the 18th instant, from Port Royal, S. c., FOL
Hampton Roads
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MEDICAL. &c.

hR~. BROTHERS AND GRAY GIVE No FREE
- pr' scT;ptioHs and send you to some sde-show
drusSst 10 divides profits with the doctor. those
osaIf ZIG OF Of private diseases should con-
suit t'T~ Bl:OTHKRS and GRAY, 906 b 1t s.w. Will
furnish medicines, guarantee q cure or no pay. IS
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-19

SHE Is PLEAsED.-Mrs. Langtry expressed her
sell as greatly delighted with Washington.
Beauty" she said. ''is here everywhere; archi-
tectuaIy, doraiy persona Ally, naturally" She also
said tho attention to her comfort and taste at the
Opera House mertted special recognition Mr.
Ford, she added, was q manager In the highest
sense OF the term. He had anticipated for her
every possible arrangement for her personal COM
fort and the proper production OF her playa