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THE FISH WHARF CONTEST TO Go TO A HIGHER
put on trial in the Police Court this morning. on
the charge OF landing flsh at wharf other than
that designated by the District Commissioners
MT L. G. Hine appeared for the defendant Har-
bormaSter Sutton stated that on the 22d of this
month the tugboats Kate and Atlas came to
Johnson's wharf with nsh, and he ordered them to
authorities as the lSh wharf. The captains OF the
boats stated that they were consigned TO Mr.
Golden, who had ordered the flsh to be landed at
Johnson's wharf Mr.. Rock, OF the engineers
oflce, testified to the sale OF the ish wharf prv
lege to Mr.. Riley. Mr. Golden stated that john
sons wharf is the only wharf he can ind to suit
his business, and he has thousands OF dollars in
vested In building and other necessary improve
ments. MI. Hine claimed that the controlling OF
the nsh wharf was monopoly, and 1t has been
held by the courts that such monopoes are detr!-
mental to public interest and commerce. Judge
Smell imposed q fine OF SO In each OF the two
cases. An appeal was noted.
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The Indian Territory Troubles
HOW SLEEPING RABBIT WAS KILLED.

ST. LOUIS. March 2S.-A special dispatch from
Muskogee, Indian Territory, says: Gen. Porter
home, with the exception OF few scouts, leaving
the United States troops to capture Spieche an d
his men. AT the last account they had not yet
arrived at his camp, Is miles west or the Sac and
Fox agency. No doubt he will surrender to them
without resistance as he would have done
to the Creeks had he not been afraid
that he would have been ill-treated. Sleeping
Rabbit was killed while trying to escape last
Wednesday. A detachment OF Thorp's army dis
covered some OF SPEECHES scouts and gave chase;
captured one They questioned him as to SPEECHES
whereabouts and his forces; but as he would tell
nothing, they took him out and shot him dead.
There are rumors here Of more killing on the same
reached here last night OF another killing near
Eufala last week. About 20 Chicote men lett that
place, and they discovered a Spieche man named
Echoelu Harge, and, without more ado, rtddled
him with bullets
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News Rriefa.

In Butler, Pa. yesterday. the Justice to whom
the case against ex-CongresSInan Thomson for
the deendan % ISa was rs,ssa
been made out
The American ana English eclipse expeditions
met at Panama and proceeded to Callao on the
18th inst. where they win take a man-of-war.
probably the hartford, and continue on to the
Caroline Islands.
some % ladies and gentlemen, all mounted, par
tictpated. was one OF the interesting features OF
the Easter holiday at Petersburg,va Several foxes
At Fort Worth, Texas, last Saturday, rs, QUO head
OF full grown cattle was sold by the lizards 4 Har-
old Bros to the Fr inklin Land and Cattle Co., OF
New York. at about SIS per head The entire sale
aggregating about q, 600 600
The Charleston {N.C.) Dafiy Observer and Dafiv
journal nave been consolidated under one man.
agement- The new paper VIII be called The
Journal Observer.
At Braidwood, III, up to noon yesterday, o
The first game In the balk-line billiard tourna-
ment in Chicago last evening, between vfgneux
ana Daily, was won ~ the former IN 90 innings,
The Boston board OF aldermen has eppropriat ted
iana a IN the Back Bag district for the site Of
new new pubic "A, library: the Land VII cost $50 900
me ooard also Appropriated $4,000 for the build
4 SHOW storm prevailed in southwestern VIII
siong the Raleigh and CASTOR railroad The snow
was reported to be 10 inches dsep. At Greensboro
the snow is two feet deep. and at Henderson three
DR.. n. B. Wilson. one OF the oldest and most
prominent pnysieians OF Boonsboro. Nd, died sud-
An Easter carnival was held at Westminster.
Md, yesterday, ana a procession comprising the
trades mliltary ana civic societies, pafatied
There % was also similar iestiva al at Annapolia
ting Hetcs, was drowned Sunday.
Three OF the young men who gave the New York
sending out false alarms, were yesterday sen.
fenced TO the pentteDtiary for one rear each.
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-
RKRpErL LETTER.
After the recess Mr.. Ingersou continued his ex-
animation. The witness gave his version OF the
Rerdel interview at WIZARDS, July 18th, 1854,
which was that RerdeI1 had offered to show his
good faith to Bosler BY making an anidav,t
The witness was examined In detail as to am
aavi.s which Rerden said Dorsey had revised and
suggested any part OF them. In reference to the
amdavit OF June, 1881. the witness denied that he
(Dorsey'sl family. or offered him any inducement
TO make IT. The witness identified letter which ne
sa1d ne received from Rerdei dated July 5th, 1852
MS letter started out by saying, "What am
going to say here may surprise you. while judging
from certain circumstances that to me were easlIy
The letter then goes on to say that he had sun
posed he, as agent for Dorsey and Bosler,
could not be held erimInslly responsible
Consequently he had listened to Bosler and had
done what he would ever regret, (referrlng 10 the
retracting AFFIDAVIT OF June, 1917 He the writer
was stin under a cloud; and was pennlless These
III" said the writer, II had continued
acting with the government my reputation would
been appointed to a good place. The writer
further said that he now had an opportunity to
redeem himself and had thought best 20 do so, as
dictment.
The step had been taken after much thought
and Preparation; he had realizes that he Dorsey
and Bosler wanted to use him. and after using
MIN were willing that he should go to the
devil He was therefore putting things
In order so az to commence the next day. 81 re-
greet this" Rerdeu said In con clusion .s'on your
famiiy'S account; but I, too, have a family, and
l owe 1t TO them and to myself, to put myself
right"
DORSEY DENIES THE RED ACCOUNT BOOK.
The witness denied that he had ever employed
Mr.. Doneily to straghten up his books He denied
ever having any red-bound book in his office, or
that Rerdell brought him any such book when he
returned from New York. Reriell never kept any
DOCKS with Witness authority, except an expense
book. which he carried In his pocket He had never
heard Of any such book.
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PKNNsYLyANIA RoAD:-For Baitamore-a m
S:1c eeo g, SsHh s;se sexh 100 tesl p m, s.
exl BostonZpn.. go; on sunday, [A New
York and easf-a.m., Sex.h ESQ q exl 1880
fex2 Pm: lao sexl <:O texh ESQ lexl, io:0
lo:0 {ex2 Pm; l:0 iexl l:O tex.I s46 texg
10:o texl For PlttsbuEE ana Hess-m. es0
fexy Pm. ysO tekh $50 Eek, For Rochester.
e.A1 Pm. An Richmond ana so1th-am., ga
II - Pm, 8
7:45 (ex), o 10 exS Pm. IS:1o sSc tex.i -
sexlA 80 4slo. ss1 lexh Z, 7so texI "A
tezl Pm. 80 tsxy fm g chicsse csscssssss
and e l09is-aa., 80 eskA 10:i6 Ky PA.
e8 fex4 Tor PxesbWHAm, losg texl Pa,
ginlH-em-. SO (ex) foInt G hpohu ana Way-,
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Ecoson1cAn AND SAFE.
WEAVER. kENGLA Z CO.'S
LAUNDRY SOAP

is FCoNoMICAI4 BECAUSE IT IS PURE. BEING
FREE FROM ALL ADULTERATIONS, SUCH AS
MARBLE DUST, 6OAPsTONE, PIPE CLAY. Sill.
CATE no., WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT
AND BULK. AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAR OUT
AND ROT THE CLOTHES.
IT Is SAFE. BECAUSE 1T rs MANUFACTURED
FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS. VIZ: STEAM
REFINED TALLOW PREPARED BY OURSELVEs !,
PALM AND COCOANUT OILS; WHILE ON THE
CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR
KEr ARE MADEFRoM GREEsE PROCURED FRON
THE CARCASSE6 OF PUTRID DEAD ANINAIR
THUS EGDAN6ERING LIFE AND HEALTH
PUT UP IN BARS. AND EVERY BAR BRANDE
WITH OUR NAME
kOH SALE By 0RoCERS GENERALLY.
AND WHOLESALE AT OFFICE
ais S1kA uATER STREET 0RnSa0RTOvN n a
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LABOR NorEA-The Cumberland striking miners
stu hold out -. Several hundred men resumed
work at the rolling mill OF the New Jersey steel
mosement Is said TO Be on foot among the pud-
diers at PttsourR to reorganise the Old order Of
the Sons OF vulcan ana withdraw from the Anal
gamated Association. IAN extensive STRIKE
among the cowboys in the Panhandle az Texas IA
progressing, and trouble n aprrehendod TheV
to 80 Per month, which ths stock men rcfuse 70
nay.
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A Wall Street Puzzle.
THE STOCK MARKET WEAKER WITHOUT ANY APPA-
RENT CAUSR


NEW YORK, March N.-The Posts financial
article says: The stock market was generally
weaker this forenoon than yesterday, though
nrm; no special reason, except the Bupsbyfsm
that There were more sellers than buyerS" There
Is no new feature In affairs generally or in con-
nectiOn with stocks that should make the market
weaker. Central Pacific, Union Pacific, Michigan
Central, Canada Southern and st. Paul were the
weakest on the list this forenoon. The coal
shares generally were flrm, as were also the South
Westerns. The net result Of the forenoon's busi-
ness In stocks was decline OF u to per cent on
the general list and 2 per cent on Central Pacific
The total sales up to 1890 o'clock were about
1876 000 being increase OF about 40 600 over the
same hours yesterday. Foreign exchange was
fairly steady. The money market this forenoon
shows the effect of the payment OF April interest
In the fact that the suh-treasury was this morn
Ing debtor at the clearing house in the sum OF
81 04O, 1876, besides the payments at the Treasury
Itself tSll9 COY yesterday. Rates for call loan on
stock col!aterals ut IL O'Clock were per cent
Government bonds were firm at unchanged prices
State bonds were dull except for Arkansas railroad
Issues, which were TO 81 higher. The latter on
the Red river bonds. Railroad bonds were dull
and steady.
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BCNCANSON BROS. AuctOneors. mil lot
TRUSTEES SIZE OF BoYIE's HOTEL, NOS.
ABJOINING PnOPEKTY. Nos. 81 AND IS G

TKUSIEF'S SNLE OF BOYIF'S HOTFI, NOS.
81 AND "a STREET NORTHWEST, AND THE
STksET.
By virtue OF deed of trust recorded in Iibert::,
NO. SiS. fCio 81, of the land of the is5a
ct tf ColnInb ana at the request of the holder
OF the note secured theTebyI will sell public auction,
IWfNTI-EIGHTH DAY OF MARC III. 1883. at r We
O'CLOCK r. NJ, all of Lot No. 10. in square No. 633
In the city Of WASHINGTON, D. C., with the improve
ments. consisting Of two three-sory Brick buildings
used Hotel, which VIII be y whole and two
Frame Dwellings,. which will be- sold separately.
Terms of sale one-tird h, and the balance six
and twelve months Tor which the of the p;irca-
Ser, with Interest fr the day Of sae secured by deed
on trust and policy Of insurance the property sold,
VIII " taken, or all cash. at option of the purchaser
deposit of $500 viii be required at time of sale from
RE purchaser OF the hotel property and of $01 from
the purchaser of each of tie other " reels. All
and assessments viii I've payable out OF the purchase
money III terms OF sac not piled with in
days the Trustee the right resell the prop
erts on i've days notice by advertisement a. the risk
AKA cost OF the default purchaser. All cOnyeyancnx
1t cost OF the purchaser. C.. A. JAMES.
DhS-e. tu tbStis Surviving Trustee
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DIED

DAVIS, On Monday. March 2Gth. 1885, at f2:is
Pm, JOHN DAVIS. aged seNentg-four yeere.
Funeral will take place from the residence OF his eon
W. II. Davis, No. 452 Maryland avenue southwest ON
Wednesday. March 18th. at 80 O'Clock n m Friepde
and relatives arc respectfully invited TO attend.
Elmer On March 2Gth 1889, at O'Clock O. m
after long and painful illness JOHN EIMsR the Ia.
Loved husband of Mary Elmer. in the forty year
Funeral will take place his late residence No
In6S seventh street northwest ON Wednesday March
Ioth at $50 O'clock a. sharp. Relatives and friends
are respectfully invited to attend.
HUI T. On Sunday, March * 1894 at z: N n m
WAYNE b.. only son 81 Geo. c. and Emily J. Huise
aged two years and six months.
MOORE. In Richmond. Virginia If the residence M
her brother, DE-. j. Hall Moor, Thurstay March "a
ter Of Mary M. and the late Jam,s Moore OF this city
MYERS. At2 80 7. M. March 26. 1885, CLEMENT
ALLEN. son Of G. J. and Sarah O. Myers aged two
years. eleven and . half months.
Funeral VIII take place from the residence Of HIS
parents. No. l412 Columbia street. at IL am. on
"Wednesday. March 2S. Friends are invited.
SUIT. On March 81, 1898, at - 80 H. M Mru
KATIE SUIT. wife of John r, Suit and daur hte. Of
nmoshy and Margaret sullivan, aged % years and
The funeral win take place from her parcnts' reef.
dence No 1928 Madison street northwest on Thur.
day, at 3p. IN. 2t.
UTERMEHI.E. At4 80 a. m Tuesday. March 27th.
1853 CHARLES w. UTERMEHLE. In the seventy
The funeral will take place from his late residenca
NO. I2o6 street northwest, at O'Clock D. m Thurr-
aas march 29h Relatives and frieuds invited 10 at
WALKER. At $50 pm. March 26th 1883. Mra
OCEA widow of Samuel Walker and daughter al
Capt. William Collins of the Merchant Marine and
officer OF q. :. Navy liz the Of 1912, and grand
piece OF Commodore Dale. u. Navy, In the seventy
first year OF her age.
Funeral private at two O'clock from her late red.
dence. No. ISIS L street northwest.
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Strike Of q Thousand Roll Makerv In
LynchburH. Va.

LYNCHBUR6, VA, March "a thousand roll
makers struck to-day for increased wages, and
nearly all the tobacco manufactures have sus-
pended work. The manufacturers are determined
to resist the demand OF the operatives party
OF thirty strikers went to Ford's factory and
threatened the roll makers there with violence II
they continued work, but the menace was disre-
garded. Trouble is unprecedented.
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Political Notes.

Ex-Governor Cornell suggests. It is said, that
council OF leading republicans OF New York be held
at Saratoga In June with a view OF bringing about
united action at the polls by the republicans when
the state election takes place In the fall
The municipal election in Hagerstown, Nd. took
place yesterday. The council viii stand political
~. as last year, democrats and 1 republican
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EOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH. TT. MONROE
~ AND THE S0OTH.-Potomac steamboat Com
Rany.s popular steamer EXCELSIOR Capt r. E. TuII
RAYS IaY :; i b1 go and SATURDAYs at PM stop
turning. Connecting In Norfolk with Boston Proyi-
oence ana New York steamers, and all rairo,d lines
Tickets and staterooms be secured at O. Ticket
Umce 1901 Pennsylyanaa syenue: B. W. Reeds Sons
tbs eet wharf; + n HUD0iNs. Gen. supt.
W. r. WEIGH. agent. mh19
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NUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF CHURCH BUILDING AND
LOTS ON tIFlEENTH STREET, BETWEEN
AND Q SIRE rs NORTHWEST. AT AUG
TON.
By virtue of deed of trust dated March TO- 1891
anu duly recorded in Liter No. 964. folio al, ct sa
seq, will sell. st public auction. on MONDAY In
tht NINIH DAY OF APRIL. Al. 1888, ct FIVE
O'clock in front of the premises ali the following
escihed rel estate aid promises situate, lying and
be In the City OF Washington in the District of Col
uhnnia, and known and designated lots numbered
eight {3S) thirty i39) and forty in Col
umbIan College ct al sub division of square bered
one hundred and ninety fonr (194 together with all
snd singular the improvements. ways, easements,
fRnts privileges and appurtenances to the same, be-
io.gSing or In any wise appertsning.
he above lots will be sold subject deed of trust of
% ooo, with interest at per cent from December l.
alter Date
Terms Of sale: $50 and interest per cent from
june III. 1882 Taxes and expenses of sale in cash,
IN one and two years from day of sale notes to
Dear interest and to be secured by ueed of trust
rs ses SO d. &C.. at cost of purchaser.
aeosit on 800 required at time of sale. If terms of
sale are not compiled with i'll days from day of
sale The trustee reserves the right resell the property
at the rsk and cost OF the dtfauI:iDg purchaser
chasers after Ave days public of such resale in
some newspaper published i'll Washington, D. G..
hihZ'-dSos +. L. MIDDLETON, Trustee
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4 CHARLES W. HANDY, Real Estate Agent

PUBLlCSAL OF THE BRICK DwELLING-HOJJSF
No. S36 STREET SOUTHWEST
BY virtue Of deed in trust recorded in Iiber
NO lo1S folio $40 OF the land records for the Dis I
sf fs II r9 1s Of the pEemises on MONDAY APRIL
ground lying in Washington City D. c., known as 10
hnmnersd twenty 125 in square Numbered three
hundred and eEhIy eight 1885, with the improvements
which consist OF two-story and mansard roof brick
dwelling. containing twelve rooms.
Terms of sale: Onethird ca n balance In enuaJ IN
sta nents at six go and twelve 2) months the pur-
chaser 70 give his notes for the deferred paymepts
bearing interest at six cent and secured by deed
trust on the property 500 down at time of sale Con-
veyancinR at cost Of purchaser.
EUGENE CARUsI, Assignee
d. L. COLDWElI, Auctloneer. mE23-dGdB
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Name
MARRIED.

GuL1CK-BARBoUR. On March a7th. 1885, Mt the
residence of the brides parents No. lea Tenth
by Rev. Father Ryan, Of the Chpr. the Immaculate
Sonce,,non, koBERT Nj. GULICk, OF Virginia. 10
HOWARD-KNIGHT. On March 20. 1893. at the
Fs rssdms o. ST. Ma KS church by Rev a.
ington. ID: G., and ANNA r. KNIGHT. of Mont
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The Court.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
To-day, the hearing Of Butler agt Scott was re-
sumed
SPECIAL CRIMINAL CoURT-Jud0e Hagner.
To-day, David r. Smith pleaded not guilty to an
Indictment charging him with forging and utterfng
a prOmissory note for $50
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A Schooner Seized.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 27-The q. g. mar
shall has seized the schooner Marcus A. Davis
Capt. Long. OF this city, for q claim for $l2 600
damage for sinking the schooner Gettysburg on
was owned by the Wilmington Navigation Co,
and was bound for Charleston when she coilided
with the Davis. The Davis is now lying at dry
dock here.
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Obituary.
MRS. VIRGINIA HuME.

ne death OF this es'imable lady, which occurred q
ner Residence III this city the night of the 22d inst
las carried sorrow to many hearts beyond the family
CIR lie OF which she the Her amiabe ikp.
sltion gentle manners and kindly Words smile in
which the pure soul manifested itself and life fu Of
sweet CHARITIES had endesred her to all who knew her.
She was dozed her children beloved by her ftenda
and respected by ALL
Her death, which was from apoplexy, was sudden
and unekleced and while all feel The aficon that hsa
deprived them OF mother and friend yet seems t.
ting that life 30 lovely should close OF tH
anniversary 30 dear TO every Christian hear that Which
cOniemotates the death Of Him who brought life and
Immortality to light.
The funeral was from Trinity tEpiscoraD Church on
sunday afternoon. and largely attended. The
Towers upon the altar that told Of the Hope that Faster
day inspires mingled their fragrance with those t,sk
loving hands had placed upon the bier.
Sweet is the memory of the just"
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auc:ioneer.

fINHOMAS BOWLING. Auc:ioneer.
fEEI VALUABLE TWO-STORY AND MANSARD
kOoF bklCk DWELLING, WITHLARGE BRICK
SnABLE. On THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
TTnnEWDEER 81 ~ AND SECOND STREETS. GEORGE
r. IN nG HnEsDAY. APRIL THIRD. 1883. az FIvE1s
OCLOCk, ia front OF the premises, shall sell part
Of lots % and &c fronting IS feet inches on west
sue OF Fred rck street by depth Of LOT feet on I'd
street improved by twostory and mansard roof brick
d~ene containing II rooms. water, gas and ali mod
erm improvements, with large brick stabline &c &c.
with notes bear ng interest and secured by Q deed Of
trNst Al conveyancng At purchasers cost. 500 de-
JAMES L. DAVIS Agent.
mIf-d&d8 THOMAS DOWIIC(3. Auct.
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--latest qeleglanS to The Star.


CINCINNATI, March "a special dispatch from
Globe, Artzona, says man was killed at STEMS
Pass, New Mexico. short distance from the ART
posed he was killed to prevent him from giving
Information as to the direction In which they were
moving,
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fEF NEW YORK STOCKMARKgr
following are ;lte onenInr and closing prfc,s
q the New York Stock Market to-day as reported
by special wire 10 H. H. Dodge, 53g 18TH street
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A Htusband,. Vengeance.

BATTLE CREEK, MICH, March ga man namcd
johnson. living near Johnstown. suspected q
hired man named Frey, OF undue intimacy
with his VIE. Finding Frey alone In
a dense woods, he bound ami gagged
him and securely pinioned him 10 q tree Alter
mutilating the person OF HIS victim johnson left
him. Frey was discovered two DAYS afterw ards
by search party, unconscious and with his limbs
badly frozen. lie may recover. johnson and his
Wife have Il a.
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Inc OVERWHELMINGLY Match
WHAT THE WASHINGTON OARSMAN SAYS ABOUT IT,
In conversation with STAR reporter this NOR
ming John Kennedy, the oarsman, took occasion to
emphatically deny the published statement that
when Hanlan arrived in Washington Kennedy's
first intention was to 60 to some other place to
train. He says no such idea ever entered hts
mind; that his home Is now In Washington and
he 10 DESTROYS Of steering q clear course and
whether he wins or loses his reputation win be
free from any imputatiOn OF questionable actions
With this In view he thinks it unfair to him to
have the public led astray BY predictions and COM
ments In the newspapers. when there ID really no
foundation to base them Oh. s'When made this
race with Hanlan last fall" he said, " there was
no ono that thought had the ghost Of q show Of
Winning: now there are lots Of people who
think Will come out ahead. Why DO they think
80 nowf They have no reason in the world for
thinking SO, except notoriety given me by the
newspapers, backed BY no Judgment whatever I
give Hanlan credit for every race he has won, and
he can win them over again. waited until every
body had chance to row him that desired to- and
then concluded to make quiet match with him.
for race to be rowed on the 3Oth OF May, ana not
until then. II can beat him all right, and II
can't nobody will be hurt But don't want to
have the public misled about the race, By news
paper comments and puf1s, so that II should
come out second best the people can cry fraud
as they did In the Hanlan-Courtney race. This
race IL between Hanlan and me, and don't want
1t to result In big gambling contest"
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTEl;NUoa.

GALE oF TgRFE IWO-Sf DRY BRICK HOUSES.
Mos ass $50 AND 622 SFF NH sThEET
SfU INVEST, COR Mr. OF q Strict.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. MARCH TWEN-Sa,
TY-sFVtNTH. Al FIVE O'CLOCK, win SELL -
In frCnt OF the premises. A
Parts of Lots End T. Square ACT
fmrrprei b. three tSO=foFy Brick ionses the corner
one No CA having store rOGm he property under
good rental aRf vii be paylng investment fronting
on 7th street southwest.
Terms. one third cash balance in six twelve and
eighteen months. notes T. bear SIX per ut interest and
TIC be secured hy deed cf trust the premsea Convey
enclng &c at 2ser cost. deposit Of 300 each
house required at tie sale Terms to re complied with
In seven d otherwise The right reserved resell ct
rlsk EEd cost OF defsuitEs purchaser. BY order of
owners
nI23 III DUCCANSON BROS. Auctic ncers.
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THE 1s0th call for I'VE millions of bonds was
issued from the Treasury department today, ma
turing Apr1l 4