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Annie WaIlingford Charged With Big

NEW YORK, March 2.-Annle Wallingford. the
adventures. who has half dozen aliases, and who
was arrested last night in Brooklyn Tor bsarny, ia
marrying Nathan l. II. Halves. whom she knew at
the time Of the marriage TO be possessed already of
a WIFE, was arragned in court today. She pleaded
not guilty. and the district attorney refused 10 fix
ban in her case. She Was locked up in Raymond
street Jail
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MCPHERSON, KAN, March 27.-Last Friday man
named Herold opened a saloon in Canton. this
county. In defiance OF the law. On Monday he got
into row with one OF his drunken customers and
was SHOT by the constable. The women OF the
place raided bis saloon on Tuesday and poured his
liquors into the street, and he now realizes that
prohibition prohibits The conduct OF the women
is indorsed by all good citizens
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WALTER b WILLIAMS 4 CO. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
ttOhHS1rI tIsl; BRUSSELS CARPETS. BEDDING.
,sy viz ne Of deed Of trust dated January 25th AID
lssI ara duly recorded IN Lber No 99i folio 24 one
o. the land recors for Washington c. and by direc
.ion GI te party secured thereby shall sell 1t public
auGu9ns on SAIuRDAl, MARCH TWEEN TY-NiNTH
A 4, 1854 COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK l.
IN trout oI3he auction rooms of Walter b Williams
20, cotnS 10Th ami ID streets northwest the Furui-
snte, beadlns. CARPETS. etc. mentioned In the
in part - '' e"
walnut Parlor Suites Walnut Chamber Suites Walnut
EsnfSHro9es. Walnut Nantel Mirrors Walnut Library
labs Walnut Extension Tables, Walnut Bed
PAINTED MartGobes. Dining Room Chairs, Oak Cot.
Ia,e Furniture, Walnut Patent Bed, Marble Top
tables. Brussels Carpet Rugs. Hall arpets Lace
Curtains, II and Dusk Mattresses. Feather PHI
Stoves CT, ckery &C.. with many other articles in
schedule marked A" too numerous to mention
Terms cash
lih Odd WALTER Il WILLIAMS Tr,,stao
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FINANCIAL AND C6MMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
Thefollowing are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to H. H. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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VHoMAs BOWLING. AuctIoueer.
4
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF II-ENIIIrpE

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF FURNITURE
By VII the of orsr of the Supreme Court of the
District IF Couu bla holding Orphans Court passed
III the matter OF Estate OF Mary Auth alias Mar A
LAWYER Will sell at public auction the rooms of
Thomas Lowing AuctiOneer Of llth street and
PeI! S%l' ana avenue. OF SATURDAY NEXT THE
TWENTY NINTH DAY IF MARCH. CAREERS RnI
Bedding. Lounge and other Household Stuff ard Wear
Gold Fin. and Bracelets -'
Terms of sale: Cash THOS e WAGGANAJ
Ih2b-dt Administrator
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MI. VERNON, Nj. VERNOS,i
TItHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
ALE SPORT LINE II TIE SOUTH, SOUTHWEST
A.

TIE SEO-tI LINE y MI IJTH, SOUTHWEST
AND WEST
Schedule in ct <. NOV ENBF + =. 1888
e:S5 A.N.-\fH ORLEANS NAIL daily making close
ccru-ct+uns 70 81 ,I-> = nth aid Southwest
Daily, ~ ept su-iey with G. 5; - Railway. Pull
man Sleeping Buffet New rs and Wash
tustCu 70 AZ Pullman Steering cars tI.n
Elsl .,I--c-l and Atlantis Nv O-leats
{ lUFM.-IDUISEILiE FAST II /. Ts,Iv via Char
To- sFlir Z Cincinnati. Louisville and ali Nes1e.n
POINTS Pullman Sleepinz Washington 10
Lon. sFilie
10 - P.N-SOCTRFRN NAH. AND FXPRFSS Daily
: al p.iuts South and S1uthw-S; via Dsnyi.ie ard
Crsr-1Tte- Dali Nr-f Sunday with G. 4 . RAILWAY
Iu..IARi! Slevili- from Nish..l ten Dali-
Wis Charlotte and Atlantis t. New Orleans: also
I, Il N->i.i.lgton ClarlO te and columbia to
Augusta
Aanasss Division Train leaves Washington at SIS A.
VI. daily except uuday
WaT-sutOu trains leave WASHINGTON st S.35 4 NJ and
$40 Z VI daily
For tickets aid information inquire ComTauy's Of
fcs, tUl Penny wanna avenue "a; Union D-Tgt
N >LAC GHTEE, y. SIACDANIEI.
teen faSS. Agent AGENT.
l2arlU sol. HAAS Traffic NaIy.--r
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nUNCANsON BROS, Aucuoneers-

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
Ironing ON TENTH STREET BETWEEN r
AND STREETS NOkrHWEST
by virtue OF Iced OF trlIst. dated April 1890 -
and recorded IN liber No 9i2 foo III IT seq one (s
OF the land records Of he District of Column a an A
py erection II he party secured thereby shall sell #
9uoiic au ion il front OF the prenies on sAItfk.
DA1 ArEiL 81 Ell f1tIH \. D. 1884, at FOUR-AND-
t t Of square Numbered three hundred and
thrty $500 said lot fronting eighteen fS feet and
SIX 49, inches on Teeth northwest and r11nnue
BACK west with the width ninety four (94) feet to
Tn ley together wi the improvements Consisting of
Two story bLick Dwelling with back building being
PfrIllS's No ITO Ien-h street northwest
IL ms OF sale The thu i, debts1nesc +o
s@1her With The Interest and expen Of sale IN cash
baalice III SIX nile and twelve months for Which rh.
purchasers notes. ID by deed Q: trust IN The rnn
erty sold aud beg ing interest date If sale viii he
1akeiI A deposit Of 81 required ut time OF sa,t
Terms 70 DE complied with III DAYS from d,V ~
sale AL conveyancing and recording at ha:ar;s
cost ANIRI,\, r. 90 o
nh26-dSds " T,Me,
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STRIKERS SrPPLasTEp ny IrALIASS.-A B4fa.J
Special 10 the New York World sHys:-The tniga
Steamboat company, which coLncCts with tie - ,
Railroad has contracted Tor ltaGans 10 replape Is
Union lUDLshOn'men. The other lake taIISlllI--z-
tion comp Mes Will 10 the same. General M8nsgcr
Billiard. 81 tine Union steamboat company. s3ig :
I" lie II lalis Hill be paid $40 A month T'F La
hours day. ana - cents an hour extra w hast.
ten compelled Heretofore to employ another rae
ana won't submit 10 GirtatlOn any further. v e -.
preparing - meet any trouble that NAV oCcur-
When navigation opens the Irish and IlallaUs VA
probably have q lively time.
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THE SUFFRAGE MEMORIAL.
Not Endorsed by Many % the Com.
mittee.

A number OF gentlemen, whose names are given
as members OF the suffrage committee, deny having
had any knowledge OF the memorial published as
enanattng from that committee. The meetings OF
the committee, II appears, have Lot been largely
attended. Mr.. ". c. Dodge, who is credited with
being member OF the committee, stated TO
STAR reporter that he had attended meet
Ing OF the committee upon invitation. but found
that the views prevailing disagreed with his,
as he was not in favor OF unlimited suffrage. lie
had not seen the memorial until appeared IN the
newspapers and be thought some Of the state
ments in it were absurd, notably. the declaration
that there was need OF an increase OF the water
supply, and that the price per YARD 10 be paid lOF
having was m he reduced in nrln,rt .o, -, rl1e 70
duction In the appropriation" Iii had lad any
thing to do with the memorial" remarked Mt
Dodge, II would have made some statements that
would have made the commissioners squ lria-"
Mr.. Alonzo Bell. member OF the committee
said: 81 never heard OF that memorial uItn saw
1t In the newspaper. / don't suppose that Il was
intended TO convey the impression that IL received
the endorsement or the entire committee. don't
know anything OF the facts stated. and in 50
they reflect upon the honesty or the District con-
IniSsoners. do not endorse them. While am IN
favor OF suffrage as principle and as opposed 70
the present irresponsible government by COinmis-
sioners. wage no war against the Commissioners
themselves but believe tlem TO be honest. capable
gentlemen l am Identified with this suffrage
movement so far as it seeks the reco ltiOn q the
principle OF a representative government"
Another prominent gentleman whose name IS
connected With the committee said that he won j
not "deny' the memorial. as he had been placed n
the position OF being partly responsible for It,
though he had known nothing about It.
RCBBERIEs REPoRTEp.-sieor-e Cartner. PIC r
street northwest. reports that sometime during the
night OF the Gath instant l6 Chickens Were stolen
from his chicken house VIM +. >iney. 1901 10Th
street northwest. reports that a Brussels rug. q
dozen towels and two dozen napkins have been
stolen from MIN. Harriet Hawkins, corner OF 81
street and Maine avenue, reports that a colOred
woman with valiSe came 90 her house about Z
O'Clock this morning and asked 10 be allowed TO
Z which Ia sgrt
scented. After She had gone two children's dresses
were missing.
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star.

Attempted Suicide in Alexandria, Va.
ALEXANDRIA. WA young man named James
Sneed, who came here from LynchburS TO take
charge OF the Southern Telegraph Co.'S ONCE. at
tempted suicide early This morning at his room In
Tue braddock house, by cutting hts thpoat with q
razor The wound Is not considered serious The
ca0Se Of the act temporary deranSeplent
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nLD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS APE KNOWN a.
&c 80 - = rs Gid Stand known tor ye5rs
o. TIE 9ilS place wLere nrst-clsss sItSZD IL, Sn
CAOlHIN1 Can lie sofa hi pevt.be rr.c.s .f,,..,
cal AZ 'A-~Ss AAeueAS
sSSAn . O-a s-snl No GIG ID street bstween LSu al
'tL streets northwest
= A--Nole u n-al. tEolui IT, aIleI,,i.il :.
NNHE CELLULOID Truss. THAT NFyFP any ,V5
lever wears Out always cieSn and can H. 49, ,1o
tstll1Dx II Tor ssle4. $500 " ~0rh "iiue
CHsS- FISHERS
,-,- x,c,,,r q: I'll uSrthwest
A~NS . e-SH>A NIL
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BOOKS. &c.
DS AND EASTER GIFTS.

L,AsTER CARDS AND EASTER GIFTS.
A LARGE VARIETY OF BEAUTIFUL AND EIE-
CANT DESIGNS. EASTER CARDS FOR SUNDAY
SCHOOLS. D NOTIONAL BOOKS, BIBLES PRAY.
Frs AND HYMNALS
c. c. PURSEIIx
feb22 AS 9Th street northwest
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SENATOR SHARON Too OLp-The Sharon divorce
case was continued In San Francisco yesterday
Col Henry stage, late OF the Seventy-elghth New
York regiment, residing in Denver, Col, testified
that he heard Miss Hill say In the beginning OF
1881 that Sharon wanted to marry her. but that she
did marry him It would be In the fan, and she
would send witness cards Col Stagg talked with
her about Sharon, and she said he would settle
1000 and the Belmont estate On her, bit she
thought II was not enough, as she had $4,000 OF
her own.
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NDT1Cp
LANE ROUTE.
NE GTNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
EEINIEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
CALLING All CORK HARBOR
=, IRON PIER 40. Mr.. NEW YORK
:. Via We'd Ap j }. Bo.hhia = We'd. May I.
e. W@d si'r IL se1yia 49, Wed May Il
AND EEFhl WEDNESDAY from NEW YORk -
co.LmOdatiCn ~ ~
setraee al very low rates Steerase tickets from Ly
lowest - - ~AA0So''
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast f;,e.oo-
Eh'ie Antwerp ard other ports on the Continent and
:Cl Mediterranean 1900
OF Ieght aud passage apply at the Conlpanys ofica
70 i5Sw l,- Green. or both Storage and cabin to
y 10 -ciOELO" Co. too 1tli street. Washington
NoN H. BROWN 4 CO., New York.
tlto Aessrs. OTIS BIGELOw & co
.an12 COS 18th str.et WasS;n1t,
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JOHN HARRIS ACQUIITED.-In the Criminal Court
Judge Wylie) to-day. the trtal of John Harris
charged with violating section $3.50 X $, by re-
ceivtng and opening letter addressed 10 Martha
Hockey and taking SIS t!ererron. was resumed.
The point was rails ID that the government IN set
ting out the letter failed to set out the envelope
and the Indictment was Therefore faulty. This
point was sustained, and verdict u not guilty
rendered. Messrs. 7. J. Mackey and II. C. CIagett
appeared for the defend ant
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rHoM BOWLING. Auctioneer.
REAI. EST WE RING ~

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY vAIUABI F IMPROVED
REAL IL ESTATE o: \. e. Bling ALLoF SQUARE NORTH
BY virtue Of deed of trust a:ed the goth day Of
April d. 1889. and duly recorded in Lber No 1857
folio ABB ct being of the land records of the
District Of Columbia and at the request the party Sc
cured thereby the undersigned trustees viii offer
RAf Th irf D pay OF APRIL 1854 FoI R-AND-A-
tate situate the city Washington in the District of
Solunus to Wit All that certain parcel land
known and dlsti suished upon the official plat and
ground plan Of said city all of square north Of square
one hundred and thirty tsq. No. of so l37)
bounded by nor street. 18th and Massa-
chus tts avenue and improved BY brick church
Terms: One-third cash; balance III and two years
with interest at per cent and secured by deed Of trust
On the PROPERTY sold derost OF $500 will be required
from Tie puIcha er or purchasers the ground The
properly VII! be sold subjec: to encumbrance of
aSOOO and interest. II terms Of sale are not COM
Rned with IN ten days the deposit money will be for
isited and the trustees the right resell
property ~ the rsk and cost the auIting purchaser
or purchasers All conveyanc nR at cost Of purchaser
purchasers. "a S
GEO. ". CISSEL r
mh22-d&ds AUSTIN HERR. { 4ruStees
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PRIGHT PIANO. ROSEWOOD: MAGNIFICENT
s siHnNFhRHdhRR2n Vtk ,,,o HaN ~ MAHVGANY
n ,AT ca sIps Pr 3B DROP TAnLE. .MAHdG.
ft In tf,2 in = mp =; Han HANpsoIE MIRROR IN
SqNE n ~ WRITING DESK GNLAID),
ELEGANT CONVERSATION CHAIR INIATIi
GhESo TABLE. Bi,HI CABINET uNLAID AND
BRASS Gill MANTEI MIHkOR. HANDs0ME
ROSEWOOD TABLES. EBONY CHAIRS MANTEi
AND AND OTHER HANDSOME. ORNAMENTS. Ma
b HAAS r AMP n "A a C0kNICEs, BRIO /;
Gr 1Gtts 5 Rgsl W9gD F1HT ST43hs
EET SIT ItBoNY TklMMISGs), VERY HAND
tIN CHINA AND GLASSWARE BtDIfV,1
MATTHIAS COTS. BUREAU, Ell CANT
DECOKATED TOILET SETS. RFYRIiER aT0R
COAL: TMlN EABi CARNAGE. HTC. ETC. Be
ING THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF HOI1SE
1iU5 CORCORAN STREET, OCCUPIED BIZ n
GiIMA;D DE CAUX, OF THE tktSCH AND
ANkklCAN CLAIMS COMMISSION
On MONDAY. MARCH THIRTY-FIRST COM
MENC ING AT TEN O'CLOCK A NJ we viii sell AZ tha
above residence the goods partly named alye most of
VIII b were imported into this country by II C;rn,and
De Caux III collection is choice ore aud wort ~ the
attention OF the public -' 'A'
nh24-6t DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
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RANGE OF THE THERNo"ETER.-The following
were the readings at the office OF the clief signal
officer today m. SOL II H. 552. p. NJ s..
Maximum, 5S.1: minimum. al.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

THIS AFTERNOON.
ry'HOMAS BOWLING. Aucrloneer
BUILDING LOT ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF SAMSON
STREET, BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SlA
IEENIH STREETS NORTHWEST, Al AUC
TON
On IL TUESDAY AFTERNOON. MARCH TWENTY
SEVENTH lss4. AT fIVL O'Clock. in front OF the
PREMISES. shall sell Lot So i'll Square 1874, having
'front.' q y teet the south side Of Samson street by
depth II IS feet, to l0-foo alley.
Terms: Ore-third cash balance in one and two years
WITH notes bearing interest It six cent per annun
ard secured by deed OF trust. ali cash at the option
OF Iurch ser All conveyancing st purchasers cost
$50 deposit required at time Of sale.
I4hZ2-dAtis THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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.TNCANsON BROTHERs, Auctioneers.

hLNCANSON BkOIHEKS, AUctioneers.
saLE STONE sILLs JAMS PILAsTERs. MoNU-
NENTS. CARRIAGE STEPS, FOUNTAINS. &C,
BLISG ENTIRE CONTENTS OF YARD on F
STREET, BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST FORMERLY THE OLD
NAIAIORICMl; AT AUCTION.
ON FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH TWENTY-EIGHT,
1854 commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. we Will sell on
the premises formerly occupied by thu U. A. and E
streets northwest all the teral thereon formerly be-
longing TO the above named company comprising
ebout 500 Patent StOn Blocks tor tu ldux aud
Arch Door and Janus Block Wall monuments SIlls for
Doors and windows. keyStones. Pllasters, Water
Trough, Larry fountain Stone Ctskets LARGE Aqua
r1J stone Hover Beds Carriage Steps and Stones, lot
Sharp Sand. &c.
Ali goods 10 be removed Immediately after sale.
Terms. Cash.
Iuh-b-2t DCNCANSON BROS Auctioneera
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| lEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
IL FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT FIAVORING
sIoCk FOX SOUPS. MADE DISHES AND
SAUCES
LihBlG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
An invaluable and palatable tonic in all cases
CT weak digestion and debility is q success
and boon for which nations should feel
Gratefu See Medical Press" Lancet"
British Medical journal" &C.
CAIT1ON-Genuine only with the fac sn1ile
Of Baron Ltebi2's Signature in Blue Ink across
the Label This caution is Necessary, owinx
&c various cheap aud inferior substitutes
belIis n the market
LIEBIG COMPANYS EXTRACT OF MEAT
To be had Of all Storekeepers Grocers and
Chemists. Sole Agents for the United State
twnoIesale only c. David b Co., y Eeuchurch
AVENUE. London. highland ap27
PAGNES AND CORDIAIS.
French Clareis, sl-SU Per gallon-
American native " ines, Brzndles and ChampaRneS
California Virginia and Ohio, 25c q bottle.
EOUA IAULEIlE, l14i Penn'a ave,
Agents Tor first -caSs houses Bordeaux, burgundy
Cfsupagnes aud Coslac s de toute Sortes Caisss
.S3-SGs
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's'H0MAS BOWLING. Auctioneer

CNE EIGET- SPRING LANDAU. CBY MI LION,
GI1tI co. PARIS IN ELEGANT CUNDI
IigN-O"Ntk Lea ' ING The CITY: ONE Ian
DAtLEI. IN GOOD ORDER. Al AUCTION.
On SATURDAY. MARCH TW ENTT-NINTH 1854 at
TIVE. We O'CLOCK. IL front VI my auction rooms
shall So the a5o Carriages
sIa26-j1 THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
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A DIVORCE GRANTED-Elien Edwards was to-
day granted divorce from the boz lis OF matrl-
mony with Edgar F. Edwards. with The custody OF
her children. They were married January -, H.
1872, and she charged him with deserting her on
June 18TH 1881.
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THE BkRTHoIu PEpEeTAL.-T'he executive con. To-
Eittee having ChsTUe ~ the erection I'll Il.
pedestal Tor the B.rthUidl statue have reesiVel
proposals Tor the grNnite AM are staggered ~ tie
amount u money thfU VIII be required. TRY
haTh spent on the found Ton s1DgD, ano noes ma
that The Ersn.te alone viii cost not less than
s2+1.GO There Is invent feat II the foU.:aaJ on
Yet u he hjIiit, and this VIII all ut S3eff0 81.
that the tot,l cost OF the pedestal Wl not laz-
than siOUUOu Instead uf sen s. the origlIaE e-i
m6Ue. Only $lGU oN has far been cuntilbllsed
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FIVE HANDSOME WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES
PARLOh SUITES. UrHOLSTEtEDIN RAW SILK
AMD REP MALNCT EASY 81 CHAIRS, WALNUT
sIDEBOAtD, DINING ROOM CHAIRS, UPHoL-
SIEkED IN LEATHER: WALNUT MUSIC RACK
NJ. L. TABLES, MAHOGANY SIDE TABLES
MHATNoTS, Plush TABLES WALNUT HALL
RAc cSr W DA7 ) T bRsME !, LoUNSEs GILT
RoRS TWO SINGLE WMNUT SUITES. OIL
LACE CURTAINS ASD LAMBkEQ ms, VA
ny MT GnRSIC !4r, 0tE2, WICKER CHAIRS. AK
IREssES MLNUT WANDROBES, OAK EX.
TENSION TABLES. SILVER PLATED WARE.
TABLE CUTLERY, BRUSSELS, HALL AID
STAIR CARPETS. BRUSSELS. INGRAM AND
On TUESDAY. APRIL FIRST. commencing at TEN
O'CLOCK NJ we shall sell at the residence O. a lady
uecIlning houseke ping. Nc. l41G sire northwest
the above collection OF household effects The above
Is orlef list of tue contents of house where every lux
Try. every Comfort, every Improvement was to be
lou The furniture is OF the best make md offers
great to parties furnishing give this sale
their special ate tion
N. 26-d WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Aucts
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The SUITS AGAINST The STREET RAILROAD CON-
PANIES.-In the Circuit Court, Judge hagneT, TO-
day. tue cases OF the District OF Columbi galst
the street railroads was taken up the first being
company for reimbursement or moneys expended
in paving the streets and avenues those portions
panies, il is claimed, are responsible Ior MessTs
Riddle and Miller appeared Tor the District, and
MeSsrS. Davidge, Totten, ana y. Wilson iUr The RAJ
roads
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i PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
10 IFE NDaIh. NEsT AN SOJ THwFC@
4 CT .tIT -

i TO TN lTlE -;S2 RoJrr
10Y ~ =. Hs15.i W Isl AN sol THWFST
=, ElFECT X"SL51Efi. lsr n ~ - u IN l
o. sI1ra Al, i sz,-yiTs. - roIi o''Ska
ati rtsbury lid ;hc West CIiica-o In.te,l Fxrress
50 N G-l.y MI S!eisx ti- ryy F 81 me;
g 1iicis:.aS. Ne~terB kxIr,-- 81 = ~. oa!y Mn
oscs.o. "a C.i16a- nd { !, o - ','-y ,y Log
s.eeIil Cs5 l1tis.ug- CHICAGO Mai Lxprrs,
is!sce zee I:s Oar NashIn.tc 9 az r. vest "''h
EALIlNotL AND IoToMAC RAuROAD
100 p H. daily, enceIt saturday, with Palace Csrs
Washington 70 Re- hester anu NastittoI. 70 p5lfs.5
is;I; !s@vl-g Washington GA SATURDAY vii Lot
For NlIalIsTort. Lock Haven and EliI.irs $3.50. ,
Foi Nta York and NE East s15 r.. IL .,0a II 10
=, anr 5, a5S l n sJ la IT, % .ad
.:sCG Gsily. except SUNDAY.
I.i boston without change. iO.a every wee. dag
1e. Escofty, T. al! tircush trains conaec. At Jor
ey Cty with beats o. BEooklya Annex, a1or1inz
rage scross New York city.
Fer lh:lsGel;hia IL and 1870 a m. 40 4J 100
In tied fxIr MSS szCa n. daily except sunday =
ia Lstin or, t5e. ga $40 iO;oo 1000 ~ and 40
sunday s:tOl0-,o ~ ~. Az. 1910 ana IL Is
xet icpe,s Creek Line. 60 q IL and 4.4cp II, day
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GERMAN LLOYD

- OFIH GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK. HAvnp
LONDON. SOUTHAMPTON AND bremen
The So of this company will sail EVERY WE'D.
NEoDAI md SAT- RDAl from Bremen pier, foot Of
- street HUIoke Rates of Passage. From New York
HavTe London. Southampton and Breiuen first cabin
$50 and sltH second cabin $50: steerage II lowest
r '-. FCr freight u Passage apply TO OELRICHS i
o. BOwhng Green. New York: w g. ME1ZEKOTT
( CO, % fennsyiya avenue northwest CHAS
W ti-4 4. 4 - strc,I. Agents NasiIIuston tall
(ESAkD LINE
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FENHOMAS BOWLING AuctIoueel:
ONE HUNDRED PANTS, ONE HUNDRED CARDI-
GAN JACKETS. TWENIl COATS AND VLSIS
FIFTY o. EkCOATS Ten BOYS SUITS sc, AT
AUCTION
The abov. stock will be sold at my auction rooms
Fh1DA MARCH TWENTY EIGH1 i. 1884. al TEN
O'CLOCK livery lot will be positively sol1. without
reEGrd cost.
mu25-3t THOMAS DOWNING Auctioneer
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THE leave OF Chaplain Richard Hayward has been
extended four months

A PARIS GAMBLING House FOB WoNES-A sen
sation was caused In Paris Wednesday by tie dis
covery OF private gambling house located almost
tirely by ladies' or at least that sort or laies who
swarm toward the close OF business hours In the
network OF narrow streets that surrounds the
BOurSe. The place was denounced 70 the police by
some OF its fair but frail victims, and when the
descent was made twenty-Six women Were found
playing baccarat. There was great CONSERVATION
among them at the sudden appearance OF the po-
lice, but only the proprietor was arrested the Gus
toners being let off with the fright they had re-
ceived as their only punishment
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STEAMERS.

4 ! t t :, SIS SIS / # ##SS$S SEn'
AAA l. AAA y M IN NNE
a 4 ILL LILA AN M L!LLuN NNEEE
POPULAR SUMNER PrUIE
Comm nci lay sd. and every Saturday thereafter
SAIL from -bec 10 Liverpool. making the short st
ocean voyaze Onlc five days from laid 10 land The
Iron lSs Of this liue unsurpassed strength
sped and cul,io-t and fitted u with all the modern
improvements thfT practical experience suggest
Cabin, .Uand : -; iIter1nediate. 1856 -.
Lev r. i. ALDEN Genera. Agents,
1890 20. Broadway, New York