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de ED.

ALLEN On Thursday. February DIST lisa after a
short illness, SARAH L ALLEN, I'd TIVE ty-gwo
Aisn ' = ~
-Fuaeral viii take race Friday February pa. n IN
Friends ara invited 10 attend
BREUNINGEs. ON Tuesday evening, February 10.
aal.lht,-ro henry f and Annie n Bruninyser al
Ol!e J. ar i've months and twelve day
FUNERAL iIo4h GO thirteenth street northwest on
vat,D
nECkMAN. on February 2lst, 1854 II. W.. Oldest
son OF h W and Marscrctta DeckInaa aged years sud
IL uloutlIs
Little Harry ca" il be-
No NOR thN lODk vi love I'll seef
mo-" utll-iIt b!u cSts. how closed In death
IN think oi the with my last breath.
Is there sorrow seems greater than thia
blow lax 10 day We PRES our Hst Kiss,
y &r awas gently ou- DARLING 10 dust.
Father N heaven In The- trust
By HIS Aunt LrzzD
Funeral from his grHndmother's residence I2s t.
southwest oI Saturday. February sd at pm hsla-
Cves d Fl -,ds >pectfully invited TO attend
ERB. DEPARTED this life Oh the 10th of Februa-y
1874 JERRY ERBl, n TWO o'clock a. m
, On Friday la late braqy s NP h sl2 &
II. Friends arr respectfully invited TO attcnc-
Nice ,UDLISH. On "Wednesday evening. Februsry
James a.d Maiprct McCsudlish, aged one year esIs
mouth and fourteen days.
from the residence hs parents 18th street and ben
dary nor; heas; Relatives and friends respectfully m
sLAlIuKD: On. February Dist. 1894, at $50 4 sn.
ADALINE, wife 81 the late g ". slatford and eldest
funeral viii take place $50 O'CLOCK on Friday 2aa
inst from the residence Of her nephew, No. l2f0 ah
street northwest.
wILKER,oN. On Thursday, February q, 1884 at
$50 O'Clock I'm, SAyiUi L h Beloved son OF ssral
kahl after short aud painful illness In the tweIsly
Funersi from house Se9 Fifth street southeast
Satuuay, al $50 pm Fnepd- AID relatives ~
9usted TO attend informant 1t Congressional
terry.
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iotne fGttor O. I'm EvrNrSo STAR:
The latest report q, the unpleasant controversy
between The Rev. Or Newman ana some members
OF MS Church, In New York states thar a maJodp
OF the ''pewholdersN are supporting DR. Newman.
IL appears 70 the writer that IN all such contrcve1s
sizes there must be wide distinction between SIM
PIE peWaoloers and members % the church Cbs
,,n AZ the present. day there II too great
GluehCt among congregations OF some denomibh
tnns 10 seek The services OF minister who il sspop
so go, And coh-aquently high priced" When this
u5sells ulshel gentleman Il obtained the herculoAs
rHoEts OF the congregation "a fIl the church are
,%s CruIihensuia't WIN their obligation TO mees
L. Ia 'us. eI stipulated salary. This necesseg
ed1s TO Tue renting ui peNss aad st5iucs 70 all wbe
may apply. They may or NAV MOI IL members a
M. 'nuISh. sho many 81 them are not memcerss
ihe iued Inat one Who Il simply a "pewholdor,s
ana not also d member of the Church should have
a NoiVe IN the decision ~ question Affecting the
~, , - tI'et,ets either temporal spiritual, ~
tist OnuiNh' cannot Tor moment be considered.
Mess a pewhO.deF he likewise q nne,nrsar 81
ny 11u''il eI the constitution OF the church give
ma the right 70 vote upon such oysflon the n,u
cvasidefai4un iuT hs pew rent Is what he comes u
Ae5F-tAe m'iSc Ot the minister's voice the flower.
traXris - - e . ,lc tu,o llAtion furnished by his
IiaacLS 40 De invested with all the rights OF q
church member and especial, The right of deter
nllitis VINO shdl declare the truths OF the Bibse
anu - uotttlhFs OF Tie chGrCL from It's pulfit be
must oe received AS a Incnoer according 10 tia
mode preS,siloed by the dis ipliue 81 lie churcs
,oa q, ".Se lheir A. no congregation In tie
tilu ia "IlCh TIE - stein Is praCti,ed OF renting
Jews 70 All corners, that would De sure OF It's posi-
ON Win "aca successive year Il might ind it,ea
-, rVAiie.ton Win new church body-at ole tine
N'thodi>t, then In turn PresbyIerian Raforme1.
i rids,soiai, etc; It's doctrines varying with esoh
anu ~ any rs property diverted from It's or
slilaI 70 base use and Itself without mower 10 90
any eood OF continue It's existence. Anything but
peiSohal interest IN the contest would show Ia
VI. Ne"uah Tie weakness and error OF "A suppot
rom tnose who are not IN fun church conrectioa
VIZ ms congregation The Judgment OF fr1ends
sue u tne ChuTch In such controversy counts
loi uotlliE out an expression OF personal attach
.ieht anu admiration. III ecannOt cunscienuous4y
ueet Inc wishes OF the members or the church lie
should Al once do himself and them honor by no
signing The passionate. ON the other hand the o1,-
pohehls OF the learned divine Who are uudoubtedlr
.ienoeIs OF the church, are reapiug the reward ~
lneir sgidng after The neshpoIs OF Egypt
Washington, Feh Is HI
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Ex-Judge Finley A. johnson, a lawyer and p6-
dcan VI Newark, y. j., has disappeared after COM
Uniting several forgeiles amounting 10 500 on
more.
Ia jersey CITY, y. j., yesterday. DR. Rufus Pea
COCK Was sentenced 10 TWO years In the state prison
lor delfauclng the American legion ~ Honor.
The New York assembly yesterday passed fhe
bill placing ia The hands 81 the mayor OF New York
the sole power OF appointment. without refereLce
the aldermen
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The Markets.
BALTIMORE, Feb 2l-Virgina new threes 53.l bid

to-day. >~ ~
BALTIMORE. Feb Election dull-rniddng. 1o15
Flour steady with active demand WlIeat-southcrn
frner western lower closing dull southern red liza
"a DO amber l5al17 No. MARYLAND l15sla1 l5zE:
Icy s bid; March 11oal loAs. April Ikal ~ May.
a13al lss Corn-southern dull; western lower and
srn mxed February 6iM2; March, GoAa6oh May.
southern 42a46 western white 44a46 do 1ed 4la44
penlsylvania 42a46. Rye quiet, 67a69 Provisions
22a23. Other articles unchanged Freights to Liver
pool per steamer dull cotton, Sled; dour Is 3D.
II coo o bushels corn 900 bushels: oats: 5000 bushels
sales-wheat 325 00O bushels corn So, 600 bushels
To morrow (22d) being l. gal holiday there VIII be
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Col BErHusEs WIDOW AFTER THE personal

Col BErHUSEs WIDOW AFTER THE Personal
EFFECTS OF THE DECEAsED.-lhe PhiladelpIia
Press says that Mrs. Betnune, the alleged widow or
the late Col John q. Bethune, Blind TOMS meu-
ager, who W rs Killed by the ia Philadelphia on
Sunday morGiIg, al peaied upon the scene az ala
yesterday, anu Is how La energetic contest for f.
personal ELECTS taken from he husband cloLhihv,
now Ia the hands OF Coroner SIuith. Among n Il,
effects are a great hunter OF letters and pa.p
which VIII b;ar upon The pending suit, 10 prOs
her marriage with the deceased
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They who work early and Late the ysar round need,
occasionally the hsalthful stimulus impaired by .
wholesome tonic Nke Hostetter's Stomach Bitters To
ALL its purity and encisnoy remedy and preventive
Of disease commend it. It checks incipient rheumatism
and maaiial symptoms. leieves constipation dyspep-
sa and biousness. arrests premature decay Of the
physical energies migstes the inrmites Of age and
hastens convalescence.
For sale by ell Druggists and Dealers generally feb2
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Wall Street To-day.

LITTLE DISPOSITION TO OPERATE IN STOCKS
NEW YORK. Feb. 81, las p m--The Post says: The
STOCK market was held with great f1rmness this
forenoon and prices were steadily advanced, but
there seems to be less disposition on all sides TO
operate until the general situation is clearly de-
yet, which may be made the means Of advancing
prices at any time the bull clique choose compel
IT, United States bonds We're IS higher for the AIS
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RAILROADS.
I(ALTINORL AND OHIO RAILROAD
1AA ACIEL FAST line and HE ONLY LINE
EEINlE\
lEE FASH AND IHF WEST
Ma WASHINGTON.

BEiWiEN 111''A
rorB1E 1E IA. s 5ANSE} COUPLER
Echedgle 70 take erect sINDAY November Is, 1884
Leave Nsst lsto. from station corner Of New J-rsey
essiue and stieet " Eastern Standard 75l Meri
$sy me- ISs Ieuav ic fod D. st I S35s
Through Coaches lalsce sieel ing Cars to above
lthls WITHOUT change: lU:l5 IL. daily 70 Chicago
Isl littsopTs at 1915 a. m and p III daily; $40
f5I T Gais to 81. tl,'f Is,,, Norr.
SaiIN WITH sseper Tor Toledo. VIA Wheeling and Lake
Trans Tor philadelphia and New York at s:1oa n
lslr e s s L M AID lOtop NJ dailywith
fot Baltimore o4 week Gays :. TO. 40. 500. slo3
a.. ~ 20 .a ~; A. ~ = 10 80 80 ~ sil-
1si bsiun,6re on sqnaays 30. 500. 500. am, 12a
toI Annapolis, TO 100 s.lt I2Io and 40 pm;
j., on on T sundsy SEQ m. 40
. 80 M l2lo nn $50 $40 land lois
go r. DAILY EXCEPT sancsy. i4o pm, daily
s-s 81 : ~ .t.I hrs nch H:0aln.
PA G.iiy Ter FrsGefitk. So I1.i nun1aE' i9
pm. sid 5:45 pm. DAILY except sunday
n1 hateFs Town l0l9 I'm and i3 M daily except
Ira, arrive from tie West daily eco $50 am. 2a
FIon StlT lork. and Philadelphia 2:sS s:soam daily
1, n;t , IN daily s. s, SUNDAY; SUNDAY
f1tln LK:-t,1n 90 daily. and 2:l5 p m daily
fIen. Ireq.itA and :rternae diste POINTS SIS 1oc,
2 H. Z-l5 50 J. H.. and e.uJ T. III. daily except
sunday, 60 Il. daily iron POINT o; ROCKS
4l1-Ls 4tSIr JaltI r>l..lstcu at 40 G Yo
a - 2 =; slo sHd lq:oa- n Els. 80 T. $40
= - 10 SEu IT.. l. In. sundays. = 40
% . s-I"a n -. o. %. : - and 80 III.
a. trains trUn Masllr-ton stop leiay station excep.
So !.
OF further Information sTTy the Baltimore AMI
CL:O Ticket CfcrN ashll-tCu Station t!g ami 1851
ltILsl VGLia 18Th st.ut VI her, orders
vi! L tsht Tor Luggage Le ci,CAed anu reserved AZ
al. FONT tLr city.
y al. CLESiLNIs. NJ Of T.. Baltimore
llS q u. LORD CtnI Iassenrer Agent
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The Virginia Legislature.

INN fhofoofp ohsIhh NANf-rBB DANvULR OOs-
TEsTkD ELECTION CASE.
The bill appropriatlng $4,000 10 equip navy for
the protection OF the oyster interests came up 40
'he virginia house yesterday, and Was amended 20
as 10 appropriate sSl,Ooo for the purchase OF Q
steamer. $4,000 more Is authorized 10 he tasen our
OF the Income received from the oyster tax.
In the senate the committee on elections renorfsa
N the contested case from rfttsvlvania-'W Al
Sluls coaltohlsJ, vs. John l. Hurt, democrat Tlls
contest Was based Chiefly upon the allegation that
tne panVle riot had INUNDATED culored voters in
HI sylvdnla county, In which panyille Is located
anu prevented lair expression ~ the voice OF tie
people The committee reported In favor Of Mr.
hurt, the sl,C.,. m-mper. he report il signed ~
ali OF the Democratic members OF The commit -
ana one coallUoDlst. IL Will lie adopted.
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In the parliamentary election I'm Norfolk, West
England, to I'LL q vacancy, MIR. Read, conservative,
was chosen without opposition. The previous men,
Der was conservative
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1878. CuvEsa
BOCCHE Fills 90
SSES $aSSss s44RR1srr "a "a r. p
These well known brands Of Champagne gusran-
teed to be from the Vintage of 1873 which has produced
inc nnest ChampSxnes OF the past Is yesrA
Eoe salsby
BARBOUR b HAMILTON
THOs. RUSSELL.
CIR THr Best.
THE CONCORD HARNEss~
THE CONCORD COLLAR.
We have hand larxe stock Of the Ceehested "CON
CORD HARNESS." Of al kinda and description
Ut Lowest Prices.
a Coupe Carriage and Road Harness specially.
LUTZ BRO,
81 Pennsylvania Avenua
Adjoining National Hotel.
Tun and 6stchaas IN crest variety. ss lowest pecea
jals
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WM DE- MEYER

WE DE- MEYER
1t . now undisputsd that WEI DE MEYERS Ca
TARRH CURE Il tho only treatment tia. viii absolute
" cure Catazrh-fresh or ehronsc .Nn marvel Rev
p. FdeA Cairo ny" TT restored mo to the pulpit
Rev George E. Refs, Coblevfle. n r" "one box r.di-
cally cured me. Rev. G H Taylor. 40 Noble street.
Brooklyn "A perfect cure after 30 years suffering J.
D. Mcdonald 10 Broadway. n T." &c, &c Thousands
Of Testimonials are received from ali parts Of the world
Delivered. sloo Dr.. Wei Do Meyers "TREAT1sE"
with statemsnts BY the cured mailed frsa D. Dewey
Co. 1s2 Fulton street. NE d1sAtth aot
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IOTn2mtDtS, StOtl6, FUR
niture Jewelry Book Backs and Ever thing Else with
Evernstinr Inseparabe Tenaoity! 20c. tile brush
ana I'm Cover Mailed pnstpad. SOC. Sold by Drug
s s1s, sfStss and Wholesale travelling AGENTS Wanted in
J. o. UMEARA Il Co, l347 PENHsYLvANIA AvRNuE,
Washington. d. G. ja25
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SEcuElrr From Loss BIZ BURGLARY.
Robbery. FIRE OR ACCIDENT
lie NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY

lie NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
CtWsshinxton.
II IS own building
'oRNiK 18TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVE
ierrttual Charter act OF Congress January Odd 1877
ih' COMPANY rents safes inside its Fire and burglar
ICCl "h Us al rc. varying IRON Is to $50 Der year
according to size and location Rooms aud Deaks al.
.ol-lhS vaults. provided tor Safe-rentcrA
VAIL DoOl1' GUARDED BY THE SARGENT
1IME-LOCK-
SECURITIES AND VALUABLEs Of every descrip-
non, Including BONDS aid STOCKS. PLATE. JEV.
Ei-R1, DkEDS, &C., taken for SAFE-KkEPlNG ON
SPECIAL al AkANTEE, at the Lowest Rates
FENJAM1N p. SNYDER, President
.CiiN CA,SEI4S treasurer
Ai-It-I.4 L. SiUI.1E Nv AM, Secretarv
C. + Nyniau Asst. 9sdI
DIRACIORs:
Itn'amin y Snyder. Charles c. Glover
John CAssels Henry A. willard
albert L. Sturtevant IhonIas EVxls
John G, Parke. ~
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The Color Question in a New jersey
School.
TRENTON, n. j., Feb. 21.-The supreme court this
morning ordered a mandemus to issue against the
trustees OF the Union district school OF Burlington
for refusing to admit the children Of colored man.
named Pierce, In May last
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NINETEEN VICTIMS OF A MINK EXPLOSION
explosion OF IRE damp occurred In the mines OF the
CohnelsNllle coal ana Iron company at West Id
sehrlhg, Ia, yesterday murning OF all the men
VINO were Ia the heading when the explosion hhp-
pehed, only one escaped IL was two hours before
any Foldnteers could enter the mines Ii was eight
O'Clock when the Er-st body brought out and Al
noon nlnrieen bodies had been earned out OF tine
shaft lie company books were then eNamInsd
ana IL Was tounl that All the linen were accounted
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THoMAs DOWLING. Auctioneer.

T7HoMAs DOWNING Auctioneer
ELEGANT FRENCH PLATE MANTEL MIRROR,
SEVERAL PAlsLOR SUITES. WINDOW HANG
1NGS VERY HAND ~OME MtRQUETRY TABLE,
FANCY CHAIR. HANDSOM SET CHINESE
TEA POYS, PAINTINGS AND ENGRAxINGS.
WALNUT NAkBLE-IOP CHAMBER SUTTES
ZINE HAIR MATTREsSts. PILLOWS AND
BOLSTEHS, WIRE SPRINGS. EASY CHATS,
LOUNGE S, LIBRARY TABLES TWO SUPERB b
WALNUT BOOK CASES LADIES' SECkEIAnY.
WALNUT PILLAR EXTENSION TABLE WAL
Nut UPH Is Erred D MING CHAIRS: WAL
Nut PLATE AND CARVING STAND HAND
SONELY ARVED WALNUT SIDEBOARD,
CHINA AND GLASSWARE. WALNUT MIRROR
BA HALL Sl Ho9T oE ANp gi HNel 1Sb
sdA,E ,AkPEds &c; T0GhTHEkr N NTH IT TIE TIE
kITCtEN REQU SITES. ONE BILLIARD IA
BI.EAND OTHfR Effects
On MONDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY TWENTY
FIFTH, 1884 at Ten O'CLOCK, shall sell at resi.
deuce No l4U3 street, formerly occupied by the late
Hon E c. IAgersoll the entire household effects partly
t@1is-dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
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The BALTIMORE DE.prock OVERCOME

lHE BALTIMORE DEADLOCK OVERCOME ma
Jorlts Oh The Hrst branch OF The baltimore civ
Council last evening suspended the rule which ~
qulita t~o-tnl4uS ,iUurteen ali The members TO
constitute Il quorum, also the rule Inch requires
Tie assent Vi three Iourths OF ali the memt-rs 10
suspend standing rule, and a Resolution Nas
ADOPTED THAT ln the absence OF Any statutory pFe
VISION on The subject aority OF all the meInbprs
coiSlt dtes quorum Tor the transaction OF bllSi
Leao-" lie Resolution Was adopted, all the mean-
pers present (-iesenl voting in the affirmative he
diminished business al the time OF the leaving "
tle cnainoer 10y Tie republican and fusion menLsirs
on the IL Inst, the ordinance 10 repeal the oIs-
nance 10 appoint fire marshal and 10 enact proti--
Ion IOr Ire commission or three 70 manage the f
department Was taken up and passed.
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IHE MARYLAND LEGIsLATCRE.-Ihe MARYLAND
house or delegates Was IN session last NIGHT
message 10 itie senate was adopted FOR psIpeuluy
negotiations with Virginia on the oyster question
Leave was obtained Tor bill TO Insure Their nav 10
iaDorers employed 10y contractors Ia railroad c8,-
structlon. Ihe senate discussed The bill 10 permit
coiored lawyers 10 practice IN the state courts
week
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The New York Stock Market.
The Following are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. II. Dodge, $50 18th street.
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VTEF CEEA-
i PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH. Visit AND SOCTHCTSr
~ L !sAeh ,c> MID SCENERY

1 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
,1ri{ ~ i>ERih WISH ANp M sQ5THWTST
81 SID f fHS E E195 i hafESFF
srArss IEa1i Ws G FROM aT.I nov consx.
,,,r.,,,iislhI H .Np 4 s1EELTs. IS FOLLOWS
-ls-aSe = pm ta;~ = 9.ca N Il, Past Line.
. mn ally ~ ~t sin- C@, u ;Fg,; Isrrisours
15-scr Cars y tt;stuEv Also, coirect- daily for
SEQ Car ftJsTs t chica 70 Mail f xxi T,sh
20 = ~ Ga:ly. ior PITTS l:rE snd the West with
bAI1IAokt AND IoT0s'aC RAILROAD.
IeGg n. daily except saturday with Palace Cars
Mashingtoi; 70 Rochester. and Washington to Braio
1Ia'i; l-av12I aSintoii On Saturday IsDt viii 10.
1eI ~ilsIIsIort Lock Haven and Eln.ira. s,e:4o. u
LiI New OH sni the East. rs = n. 1o-oa mis-,
Limited fziress Of ;''i'i G.ia rsrios c.p,
1si s;st M Ss i,Sos s19 cls, sgn9aS
Ie1 ErooS5n. ! T. Il through trains connect a. yer
oi'ct tIaLsi,r 10 ute, stIeet doubie ter
tei filadelllla -, AZ, 10 q l:,o 800 1000
era ll:i3 ] IN ca sunday. 60. 1900 and Il D. M
Limited Exi res 37Ga- l. Ga - except SUNDAY
fol bsltlnor ri Us, A.. .rUo lU..Oa IN and 10
sunday. s4o-l9.,ta = m+tC -, 40 lO.ou al.I Ii is
To- Iores Creek Lne. $50 - IL ard l4op. IL. daily
I,l ALnalcis 80 am and 4;4orrn daily e1cer ,sun
AI4sNDEIA IND TREDIkCkshrKa RAIL
a. AND ALiAANDiIA AND WASHINGTON
IG s-s:.1la, 3 %, SO. II o, snd II 81 am
80: -. GO. -. sU- ard II 80 pm Ol Sunday !.
:. : =. = u an { * "a .,,,
al - L. Ct.iy. SUI DAY
1I.Is .,ave AZ. lei Nss,i ton, o. sos 1910
sIG 10 - LOO -. 10 80. ana 10 40 p
;Ie l2.lV I.lCriEh; I'll SUNDAY al u ai,d IL: 10
:. - enc 49, i.il .,,
u stree aINs i-:sy iFsnla avenue s!o az Tue sta
III :i.tr. cFtCrs q LII :or the cecksns Of
GtSt4.2<iS.i iron T. s1lC tesiielC
cu,s L. WOOD. ,lsral Passenger Agent
lHAS L iJnH. C,nes-i Ai.laser. nil
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Stap.
Death and Destruction.

Death and Destruction.
fHh TkhRIBLE WORK OF THE CYCLONE IN NORTH
CAROLINA.
WILMINGTON, n c., Feb 21.-Special adv1ces to
Ine StdT give further particulars OF the cyclone.
me center or the storm struck the outskirts OF the
Town oiRocklngham with such sudden fury that peO-
PIE were unable to escape from their houses Build
lngs were blown into fragments. Some bodies were
FOUND under the timbers, others were carried by
the wind $50 TO 200 yards
The Rise in the Appomattox.
PETERSBURG, VA, Feb. 21-The Apporlattox river
at this point Is very high. considerable Quanti-
lies OF Qrlft wood are floating down the stream.
Inc meadows on the Chesterfield side OF the river
are submerged and also portion OF the wharves IL
consequence.
Killed by Indians.
4 BLOODY SkIRMISH WITH PONY STEALING PIEGANS-
CHICAGO. Feb. 21.-A special dispatch from Bill
lngs Montana, SayS Five Piegan indians LEFT their
reservation and crossed the Yellowstone river at
Clark Fort rver to the Crow reservation, and stole
nfty three ponies. Four Crow Indians accompa-
MED 6y Joseph Gate, Chauncey Ames, Philip Side,
Lee n. Owens and three other white men, followed
the trail and had fight with the Piegans at Hall
stone basin, forty miles northwest OF Billings.
Chauncey Ames and Joseph Tate were killed. and
owens ana Side were wounded. Four PieganS were
killed The ponies were recaptured The bodies OF
Ames and Gate were taken to Park City. Both were
wel-to-do ranchmen.
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AUCTION SALES.

T1HoMAs BOWLING Aucuoneer
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
1sa VI
O'CLOCK em6raeine-
s Sd SSs,: seoas zsssa**
Fine lot Blocks and Ropes used BY builderA
Several crates Assorted crockery
c; ,rs,; g, Busse., Hor.es no, MA 49,.
WALTER b WILLIAMS 4 CO. Auctioneers
1AfsaEs sssF 1 SEf III
and sSse Ct sEsit Dts sSs
The ps. aa f s pubs SiR J i
iss4 10, at HAA ALI TOUR OcLoc ~ Lot 10
~ IN Washington city in said District together with
Term. Of sale cash, of which s1oo must be
at a s o. sale and the baanee in equal
on sod the saisf elton Of he trustee Con-
WITH m SIX ds. e ssr sse
tee resei yes right to resell at isk and cost of
fsb2l-d.dbs wM F. HOFFMAN. Trustee.
T'HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
CATALOGUE SALE OF
ORIENTAL CARPETS, RUGS, PoRT1EREs,
EMBRo1DERIEs AND SADDLE BAGS,
To be sold 1t public auction,
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
FEBRUARY TwENTY.sEvENTH TWENTY.
EIGHTH AND TwENTY-N1NTH, 1884
Commencing st
ELEVEN A. II AND THREE O'CLOCK PM
EACH DAY..
GRAND EXHIBITION
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY 26Tz AND 2erH
In the first door Of my salesrooms southwest corner
Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street.
NB-The collection Is consaersd the finest ever sent
to this city. embracing new and beautiful designa
feb,0-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-21

FTNHE OTTO GAS ENGINE
Requires no boiler. avoids all expensive attendan.,
loss OF time handling OF fuel and no ashes n IL
used extensively FOR running PASSENGER and Freight
Elevators. Sewing Machines Meat Chopper PRINTING
photographic Presses Coffee Mills Kossers F1per
Ruling Machinery. LAthes &c. &C. This engine
urs with extreme smOothnesS regularity Of se
POSSESSES the least number VI WORKING parts. zud
great 81 .licity OF mechanism
j OF PARTICULARS to prlceh &C.. Apply ~ Ottce
" ssiiiisn Light Co Slj
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-21

lEBIG CONPANTS EXTRACT OF MEAT.
- FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT FLANORISG
Slpt u lOh SOUPS. MADE DISHES AND
sAGGAS
LiEDAH CoHPANY'S EXTRACT OF NEAT.
1h invaluable and IaIatabIe tonic in all
=. NsAa ut<Sst-Ou and debility. is success
&c boon Tor which nations should feel
80 04 So Medical Press" lancet"
i14s-21I de1ica4 Journal" g.
"a. 10y 1-t,enuina only with the fac sInis
q Baron iieti-ss SiZ,iatur. in Kue IN 4 scross
.L' - us cdItloI. AZ Necessary, OwIny
10 various cheap and .,,t,I.nr s,-I,stitnt,-s
LlEblG CoMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
10 DC had OF all S;orpseey,@rs Grorers ard
'itiilistS Sole AGENTS fOr tn UuIted states
tMIoIss1.e only c. David s Co y IeIchur,h
N'' Ao14d"A. England ap21
IMPORTERS OF FRENCH WINES CoGNAC. CHAN
~ fA0NEs AND CORDIAIS
french Clarrts, sl.sO Ter 4alIon
Ah-eriCaA LsslNe wines, brsIUies aid Charn-as,,a.
IAnornlA 'lr-lna aud Ohio sc a J0iii-
ECtA 1AlIEiI.E =; Pern,a
AEents lor n1sf-C.2Ss ECus3s BU..,aux BIr.1,njv
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-21

Mr.. JOHN OCoNNoR Power ATTACKS TEE PxR-
NElL!IRs IN PAflIAAENT.-In the Brush house u
cp.hiiluns yesterday Mr.. John OCOunor Power
loilAer nome ruler resumed the debate upon Mr.
fafhelIS ainrndlnt nj 10 the reply 10 the que a
speech lie ATTACKED the PaInel party, but eNcu sd
M. IaIuelL Ills speech Was frequently interrupted
os applause, Out the DaTne lites were silent NessF
heAlA aha justin Mccarthy replied 10 Mr. Powers
stecch, tut without producing any effect 1hs
house Was full, ana MIR. Powers onslaug ht ulgn
The Parlellltes CAUSED a great sensation.