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DIED.

R RsanaffE fbtEESss II IsSs e Sss
Funeral foin her late residence alley between and
and 81 and 4th streets northeast, Tuesday 10TH st
COLEMAN Departed this life on the lstls Of
February lss4 MOSS COLEMAN at nine O'Clock
Funeral from his late residence No 222O Eisllth
Trary ie al t twa e ana FI,tp On s rdai
tiy's II the family invited to attend
oSs NafN w IN spp5 SSiv february ith 1854 st
az TTt s w lake PSse from his late ressdsnce SO
at clock pm Friends are RESPECTFULLY invites 20
GCharlestown. W. Va. PAPERS please copyl n
FORD. At 40 pm, February 18th, iss4. Dr. c NJ.
FORD, aged 43 years and months.
the Church the Reformation Pennsylvania s1el.ne,
near Second street southeast.
LEHMAN. ON Saturday February l6 1854 MARY
f. wife Of L. A. Lehmsn.
Funeral from late residence Monday. February La q
TO- locA T. In Funeral private.
, PoPE, on SUNDAY Urinary 18th. iss4. SUSAN b.
southeast Tuesday. 18th inst O'Clock IN f,s-
atlyes and friends respectfully invited sttend
ROCKFORD. On sunday, February I7th 1854 II
9 pa af;er pns and Painful illness ANNIE
her age.
The star that gems liies morning sky
Smiles sweetly DER thee now.
And flowers around thy pathway A
And roses crown thy brow.
Pure and undimmed thv angel smile
Is mirrcred on her dreams
Like evenings sunset gIri.d Isle
Upon her Swallowed streams
By HER GRANDDAUGHTER
Funeral viii take place from the resi- dence of her a.
in law. James Williams No e27 ~ street southwest q
80 a. N, On Wednesday, z0tn inst Mass St Dotni-
MICS church. 2fs
RUPP. On Sunday evening" February H. 1884 KATIE
NJ beloved daughter of Elizabeth aud the late william
Rurp. AGED seventeen years and ten mouths
Relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
vite to attend the funeral "Wednesday both inst
III o'clock O. H. from her late residence $40 str-st
northwest.
SWEENEY. On February nth. 1884 at ~. m. Ma
MAROAhET SWEENEY, aged eiehty-four yeArs.
native of County Cork, Ireland
Her funeral will take place from the reafdence Of
Pstr Sweeney. No has Eighth north eet
on Tuesday. at y so and rroooed 70 the Immku-
late Conception chunch Frioads Of tbs family re
slecttuly invited TO attend
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
rHANCERY SALE OF LOT ON BOUN AIRY NEAr
y Ninth STREET NORTHWEST

rHANCERY SALE OF LOT ON BOUN AIRY NEAR
- NINTH STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue OF decree passed February 5th, 1884 kk
IN catis. entitled VI Linden Mciinden ct al Nv
Nc ec16 Equity docket u Of the Supreme Court-A-
of the District of Columbia the UNDERSIGNED will offer
for sal" Of public auction in front of tine premises
M1NDAl, ttBttI AIRY EIGHTEENTH. 1884. AT F0U
OCLOt y P.M. lot No. 2 in Cox and Nrlghts subdivi-
sion II NJ Pheasant laid down in the record Of the
hoIndary street and containing 42o2 square feet more
Terms Of sale: Onethird cash, and residue at six.
Twelve and eighteen months. to be secured by interest
he ing nctrs Of he purchaser and reserved Lien on
the ruperty sold ali cash at purchasers option $50
down at the te Of sale The Trustee reserves the right
To resell at the risk and cost Of the defauttng purchase
after three days notice IN The Evening star news
aier III the event of his failure to comply tn the
terms of sale JOHN f. HANNA T. ustee,
Webster Law Building sos at NV, Washington. D. c.
THOMAS DOWLINGi Auctioneer feb-eOkds
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u. y. IL,
Major of Engineers Z SA
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct. feb13-il,t

(sHANCERY ALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
y REAL ESTATE ON THE EAST SIDE OF NINE.
TENTH STRE. 7. BETWEEN l AND K
STREETS NORTHWEST
BY virtue OF decree Of tn Supreme Court of tbe@
District VI Columbia in special term passed in S,:d
cause No 1852 Equity, wherein Frederick G. Cal S1
vert is complainant and Charles Calvert al are de-
PENDANTS, the undersg ed will offer for sale at public
su. ton IN front Of the premises on TUESDAY, THE
TWENTl-SIXTH DAY OF FEBRUARY 1894 at HALF.
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK +. NJ. all that certain piece or
parcel OF land and situate the city Of WASH
Invton and District Of Columbia. and known and de-
srlIed As the south part of lot numbered twelve (2
IN square numbered one hundred aud six (lO6) fronting
Iity five (2o feet 18th and extend M
eastwardIy to an alley i'll the the laid
down on the ofhcla plat OF said city and the improve
M nts thereon conslstl < of frame dwelling
, Terms One-nrd OF the pure base money cash one
third IN tx months and one-third i'll twelve months
from me Gay OF sale with nteres said deferred pay
nents at tn. rate Of six e Per centun per um or
all cash vt the option VI the purchaser the deferred
payments to be secured b. the Of the purchas
he required as soon as the property il bid of and II
within 60 days from the az of sale the
Will be sold at his risk and cost ALI Convenient
and recording at purchasers st.
EDWARD A. NEWMAN, Trustee
" 23 q street northwest
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers ialg.dSdS
N Bone EFF THE HEIRS OF THE LATE
owner bid this property in at sale but falling
to comply with the terms thereof the cr flecreai
this resale ut his risk and cost ~
feb14-d&ds EDWARD A. NEWMAN Trustee
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NeNVa Rriefs.


At Floyd court house. Va, severs, aavs Am
jacob pulaney shot and fatally wounded i = ~
mart. who had been called on by the shert0 70 -.
sst him In arresting Dulaney.
Albert w. Bailey. a Philadelphia collector vwbo
Claimed that he robbed OF ser a, rs
himself. ~' 'N''Ae
Archbishop Feehan returned TO Chicago yesser
uay from MS Visit TO Rome. He WAS WELCOMED az
the railroad station 10y Mayor Harrison an6 epssr,s
representatives from Catholic bodies numbeFtne
%. 600 persons
royal commission has been appointed 10 In
uire INTO The condition or the dwellings OF the poor
IN inc nited Kingdom Tie commission inclvdee
Cardinal Manning
Al Newark Y. J.. SATURDAY, John Schneider tbe
boy who shot and killed his brother
state prison. ~ 1880
The schooner Leo arrived at Port Townsend. W.
n. Yesterday from Sitka with news or the death of
" IMAM Gouverneur Norris collector OF customs,
from pneumonia
Lieut.. Rhodes. OF the revenue cutter DEXTER has
pttn presented by Pierre Lorlari with check for
49,. lady OF Newport, X l., hiss also given aim
slH, 10 he distributed as he De, ms best
1haddeus Avery cut his wifes throat Fr1daf m
1hiCfeSter, y. 4, and then his own. jealousy was
the cause. They had OILY been marroi about a
year, ana neither OF them was over twenty-one
Police Officer Nicholson. OF San Franrisro sres
mysteriousy murdered while patrol.ing his ts,at
saturday morning. When found blood was fovtDC
from three wounds In his head, made by a pointed
dull-edged instrument
The santee Indian mission building near Yank-
Ton, OAK. the church, the missiorarys house ana
81 Mary D boarding school for girls were burned
ses'-tday Inc buildings We're insured, and the
mission VIII suffer no serious loss
jacob Dulaney, a desperate character from Msnt-
gomery county, Va, while at Floyd court-hosse.
last week, mortally wounded j, J. Dehart A re-
sieTtlole Citizen who had been summoned by the
sletlH 10 assist In irrestng Delaney. The latter
him
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L. S. johnson, OF Lemont Accomac couhty.
eloped last Thursday with Miss Kate wigton OF
The neighboring village OF Modestown both
parties belong to highly respectable families In
the county. The guardian OF the lady obJecssd
10 his ward marrying Mr. johnson, on the gruand
mat she was too young. On Thursday morrinR
the young couple, accompanied by two lady
friends drove TO the Maryland line, TWENTY-FIVE
miles distant, where they were married The
ceremony was performed under the spreading
branches OF a noble old oak, which stands on the
line OF Maryland and Virginia, near the Little
village OF New Church. The oak u famous in
local tradition as the place where clipping couples
nave been Joined In wedock from time imInGmotial
TRYING TO BLOW Or A HoTKL-An attempt was
made Saturday to blow up the Ridgewood FsrG
hotel at Hunters Point, [. L loud expiOsiol
alarmed the proprietor, who discovered thst q
patent bomb had exploded near the building, bu
not close enough TO the hotel TO DO its intsnda
work. The bomb had been fired by b fuse. re
spectab!y-dressed man, about forty-nve years old
giving the name OF j. Mooney, was arrested
MURDERER RusG ESCAPES FROM JAn--Chsries
H. RugS, the negro, who was under arrest await
Ing trial for the murder or the Maybee family and
the assault upon Mr.. and Mrs Townsend, OF Long
Island, escaped from the Queens county On VI
jail about ten O'Clock last night
WHEN YoUR LIVER rs OUT OF ORDER use DR.
Jayne's Sanatiye Pills, and you Will bring back this
organ 10 q healthy condition. and get nd OF many
distressing symptoms
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

LIGHT FINE YOUNG AND SOUND HORSES. ONE
JUMP SEAT CARRIAGE tUsED BUT VERY Iir
TLk), TWO TON WAGONS TWO BII(}f;IES
Two ; NEW { COAX 9Is GAkTs s tBuILT 70 ORDER
NESS M DE TO OkDERl ONE LIGHT Two
HORSE STAGE. EIGHT SIN LIE SETS LIGHT
HARNESS. TWO SETS LIGHT DOUBLE HAIR
NESS. TWO SADDLES AND BkIDLES ONE
NEW IADi'S SADDLE. ONE cow. AT AUG
TON.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY TwEN-
TIETH. 1884. AT IT N O'CLOCK. at the stables Of
Lewis j. Collins. No l0i Bis street. GEORGETOWN d
c.. shall sell the above stock
febIl-dtS THOMAS DOXLING Anctionaes :,
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FINE OLD EICHELBERaER
wH1sKEYs. WINES. AND LIQJEURs,
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES, LARGE M1LLEF
COMBINATION SAFE,
OFFICE FURNITURE, SHOW CASES. STORE FIX
TCRES,
HORSE. WAGON, AND HARNESS.
AT AUCTION
S THU ,ss >, I'm M2 r. FEBRUARY TwEN
oecu ed ed s st MessS at store re s
sf se as Rr Ses + ae And
wagon. &c. embracing III part:
Fine stock Of Old EislrIbsrs-r Whisky in glass and
wood Fine line Bra dies
Fine shcrries. Ports and Madeira Wines.
E,r pr ns Sus as % n Sec
I2rve stoct. Ciarets, various brands
Show Cases and Store FixturasA
Large Combination Miller safe
I'm Brl ndf Domestic and Imported Cigars.
Eorse. WAGON. and Harness.
amount credit Of sixty days with approved ENDORSED
i bIhe attention Of the trade and private buyers
Is called ms sal az i IL seldom such class goods
Is disposed OF at public sal, all OF which will be- sold
febl5-dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
FaNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioueer
RARE AND COSTLY COLLECTION OF CHINESE
CEREMICS
AND HIGHLY DECORATED PORCELAINs.
COMPRISING
PARLOR AND TABLE DECORATIONS
OF BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS,
ON EXHIBITION
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY 18TH AND 18TH 1884,
AND WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY.
FEBRUARY GOTH AND 21sr,
IL IA. NJ. AND 3PM
AT MY ART SALEsROOM,
SOUTHWEST COR PENNA AVE. AND 11rH ST.
The above comprises specimens of the highest grades
OF Chinese Art and is i'll every respect worthy the
tentlon OF connOisseurs and collectors
febl3-dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auc.ioneer.

NHoMAs BOWLING. Auc.ioneer.
ELEGANT FRENCH PLATE MANTEL MIRROR,
SEIERAL PARLOR SUITES. WINDOW HANG
rANCY CHAIR. HANDSOM SET CHINESE
LEA POiS. PAINTINGS AND ENGRAVINGS,
WALNUT MARBLE-TOP CHAMBER SUITES,
n anS Er HAIR MIhATTR ISs, PILLOWS AND
LOUNGES, LIBRARY TABLES, TWO SUPERIl r
MALNUr BOOK CASES. LADIES' SECRETARY.
WALNUT PILLAR EXTENSION TABLE, WAL
NUT UPH lLSTERED DINING CHAIRS wA7.-
Nut PLATE AND CARVING STAND, HAND
SOMELY CARVED WALNUT SIDEEOARD.
CHINA AND GLASSWARE: WALNUT MIRROK.
BACK HALL SET, MOQUET AND ENGLISH
BRUSSELS CARPETS. MOQUET HALL AND
s s6AIK ESyAKPE Is SC; T0GETHER WITH THE
KITCHEN REQU SITES. ONE BILLIARD IA.
BILE AND OTHER EFFECTS.
On ONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY TWENTY.
FIFTH, 1884 at TEN O'CLOCK, 1 shall sell at resi-
dence No 14U3 street, the entire household effects
febl8-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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TO.NIORROW
nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers

nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
sf1rFt tPhoIsTkREp i IS EMB5 g ReH Nfh
HsS2 aAk fAbhhh sEP KaEPfHRk
EXTENSION TILE, IATEMTK ROCKERS; z 81
s sIp OIL PS f nak Hsb o &ASH
MaTIRISsa PILL VS. AND B4LsTERs
NM MINT ,k SEEBs K alN RSI
IAPE$TRi: INGRAM AND OTHER CARPETS
2kH sSR HEAIING GF s9HES
LOT Mscr1 A.is BOOKS.
LOT LADIES AND e ANs1f, FINE SHOES. AT
On TUESDAY M6 asSf;eN FEBRUARY NINE
TEENTH beginning at TEN O'CLOCK. we will sell
vi nm Of 10 Which an
especially invite the attention Of buyers. febl6-2t
DUNCANsoN BROS Auctioneers.
TO T oE2 b E HAT e GRSet
AT AUCTION.
TENTH. AT ELEVES O'CLOCK. we viii sell within
salesroOns. for account Of whom 1t NAV concern
he attention Of ties need Of an excel ut nstru-
ment is called. febl6-2t
4 UCIION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES
will SELL by public AUCTION at my Store 1s PENN
sIsagi r q oeock
nd Gents Clothing Of ali kinds Bed Clothing Boots
noes Hats Seal Caps AIufIs Boas silks Dress Goods,
Table Ware. Tabeeloths, Napkins, towels. valises.
opera Glasses Umbrellas Parasols Revolysrs Guns.
his sale viii contnue mornings 10 O'Clock
i,S al O'Clock Until al the lots sold Ticket hold
erS Wi. please take notice. Ii. K; CITON.
cR1ppEs Salesman a"h0f0AeF and An fsbi5ss:
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GALE OF FISH WHARF PRIVILEGES.

OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONED
WAsHINGTON % c. Feb L. 1894 I
Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY, FEBRUARY
iWEN FIFTH 1884, the FISH wharf In Washington
and the fish stalls in Georgetown will b. sold at public
SuGf for the terri, Of one from March 1884 as
follows: At TWO O'CLOCK T. NJ. tn. premises six
FISH stalls in Georgetown Market House the highest
bidder TerIns cash. in advance
Also at FOUR O'CLOCK P NJ, on the same day on
B street between 18th and 9th streets northwest in
front OF the sh stalls Of tCenter) Washington Market
all rights and privileges granted allowed by the laws
OF the corporation Of Washington to establish warves
and docks for the ndinv cleaning sale of fish in
the city OF Vashineton and no wharf dock SHALL be
deemed eligible unless situated point on the
north side Of tine Potomac between 18th street
aud l4th street west. to the highest bidder
Terms one hundred dollars paid on the day of
SALE aud the residue to be paid within days from day
of sale
By order Of the Board of Commissioners DC
g. j. LYDECKER
Major OF Engineers SA
Engineer Commissioner DC
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PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH. NEST AND sol THwFSr-
~ SLE ~ ~ Sll.ENlID SCENERY

i 5EESzi' HEsz a5 H9E ST INVEST
s1EH k4IIs NAeSIfiti5SiS f Ru4 i hFHESfH
rr.ss 1r WGsHIseTds f rhou ls l4i4 ln
~. - sl&TH ND Is sIEEEIs IS FoLLovs:-
la.zc. >it,;3r- cars al 9:it 3 III. dail Ts-i M
:: ~ daily nth sl,trinz Cars from Harrisburg
la, Cars I7tr-bar-s Also, conrtr;s es:y tdr
So O. t;t.Ifrs o' ~ Cbt. ~ y n =, WITH
+" =. IL. daily. Ter PIttsiuIr and the west viii
AiffAoi 4x T4 i646N.c g F Ss1afe
icr t4le Canal talIa. Rochester, buffalo NiaQars
s t. s. Wh Tis is az 1,f 20
1!a', @v..x Washington Saturday hight Will not
=, " Hams or Lock Haven and Elnlra. a. 40. N
ICr NJ l.Ih aid - East SIS n IT. 1o.-os H.. ~
20. I'-,. a.. II. l. u. tE sunday .o" 1000 and
8, g. j.. oa.iy. eNc.I sunday.
i: E'>t-- Nj. rin.c. l.iop. every week day
h. II'. " y ! III through trains connects a. Ter
e.! city Will heats q EI"oklJu Annex aforiiry
,;.a7t asf,s ". Aork City.
,IdlI.I1I Ia. on sunday - lG:ia ana Is ?. 10
IL i;,e ! N rs s1oa Il, daily e1ceIt sUIday.
80 = a. e-asl $50 .u-,p ami ii: - l. IN on
S1LI@y 80 Ito Lii 90 49, 80 iUUO AID IL Is
l. f.Tr'> cree IlIe. to q H. ard 4:iop H. dai.v
r A4l4i lis t.ooau and 80 pm daily o1ceI tsua-
AlIXAHIRIA AND IEEpfIIcksryEc R,ri.
M , ANp ALEXANDRIA AM MAsHINt.iu,N
Fer Al s4Idlsa. =. 20 25 II .o5 ami II 81 LIN
% =, -. . =. e. and II - IL Ol ouuday1,
ISI Ri iia s1e 1i III S, n. 9 and IL da,,v
7ias haze Al, A. !, Linz O. so ,o,,
AID ~ al 80. ) .. : =. 10. : -. and 10: 40 y
n aid II IL ui.i''i.t on sunday % and 10. 10
Il,k"ts aIG information at the Office northeast corner
to- whsry orders can H. isit til checAns o bag
sae' 10 e.st-L4tIJI iT.i /, te!S AID residences
CHAS. L II oil. 6eu,I,. Nauarer NJ;
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RAILROADS.
IIALIISIChE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ALL AoDLL last LINE AND The ONLY LINE
EEIWEFN
IHE ASI i>BIIfE WEST
VA " WASHINGTON


EEIWFEN
1HE An u ,sSl3I iHE NEST
roUBIE 1KAGk. JANXL4 COUPLER
sehetiule to take et.,ct 81 MAY November L. 1os,
sNt,L and stItet ~ Eastern STANDARD 75i icri-
Sllly r3e5 n. 1o.l5 a. m, 1910 p. m. with
Through t.ashes alacs Sleeping { arr to above
'Lis "l'IHt change. lJ:lo j. Ill daily IL Chicago.
ToI Itt1slur Il IOI5 a. n, and ,4or. VI daily a
L.. IL IItssuig cleveland ard detroit With sleep.
- az tais 10 ilttsAurg.
ttt IcI,Ge and Detroit viz. MoDrceville I0:I5 a. IN
Ih.iH 18th seeIer Tor Toledo. Via Wheeling aud Like
1Ia.u> 1or TEiladellhia AID S.w York at $40 4 n
5"ii! thctii Sulchy 5 J. Ia. aud lUOp H. Cay. with
A1 IL ~, ale Oh We q! 3 80 40 10 s:lo9
4" L., ~ 20 ili - - 80 :. go 80 ~
f!i baitii tlr On SUNDAYS 20 $40. 500, am. La
-, 80, . ~ -. -. q 10 .n.poi m
g, on , slneay, 300 : NJ. 4:soP pm,
= t:4c SAN, II" t.n;. $50 40 and 1O:I5 IN
ss r, daiy i;ta, t.auc 40 an and
a; Bs a fSr 5 5hn. ,,s Snn,2 and
Ia daily Tor IIeeri,k $50 am. 10:I5 III, As
a ~ lo ds s nhf and Sa 4s Tn daily except
Trains sTrve rom lie est daily go 80 am aaa
HI New York and Philadelphia. 2:55. ssoam daily
- IN dally except SUNDAY.
Iisl4 AnnaIoiis. SO lo41 l:5o. 80 pm; Sun
fr.ln l41l,-,toi tJ Galy. and 2:l5p m daily
Iron. Irrrk ard intermediate points. s25 1000
q 4. 2:I9 40 l.. H.. and $50 T. Iii daily except
sCIiu1y; $40 = IL daily iron Point OF Rocks
1!a-!s leave Baltimore Tor Washington at 40 30
-. ~ y 10 and lD5O a IL. II ID 80 T. 4:4O
-. $50. So" ala lc.l5 T. m: OH SUNDAYS 4. 40
~ y > 10 d IL, 80 D. t::5. 80 and 900 /. m
a. trails irC. Nast L2tOn stop Keay Station except
3SuI-
lor further Information apply the Baltimore ard
SL-c at Ofhcf-NasiIncion Station, ti9 and 1851
itIi- wanna aEenu CcrDer l4th street where orders
v" h iAsn Ter a2gage To be checked received at
I'll! IL the city.
NJ CLtMkNIS. VI. Of T. Baltimore
lLS Z IA. lUlsD. l,.l.-I i...serlcnr Azer.
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Wall Street To-Day.

UNCERTAINTY PREVAILING IN THE STOCK MARKET
NEW YORK. Feb. 1S.-The Post says the stock
market presented no prominent general character
istic this forenoon except uncertainty. and though
1t seemed to be very firmly supported during the
during the early hours, there was no
gain In prices: On the contrary, after
~ out OF 20 leading stocks were from 4
to 4 lower than at the close ON Saturday. There
was an exceptional decline OF per cent on North
western and per cent on Manitoba. Union Pacific
was exceptionally strong this forenoon, owing 10
the fact that the books close tomorrow and the
stock is In demand for the election. Lacnawanna
Was strong, owing the granting OF all ii demanded
IN the allotment OF IA per cent In the westbound
freight OF the trunk line pool and also partly to
the more encouraging aspect of the coal trade.
The Markets.
BALTIMORE. Feb. 1s-virgina SKIES deferred. 4;
do. consolidated 81 rast-due coupons. 374 new ter.
forties 30 new threes $50. hid to-day.
BALTIMORE Feb lS-Cotton dril-midd,inr 1O,6
$50; do. extra 1914 75 do. family. 5.oori75 city
brands, b6aas IS; Paapsco family COO do supera;ive
tsten' 100 Whsst-southern steatiy: western easier
No Maryland. ll5all5]s: No. . western winter rel.
tS ri s1d III EbTqsry loa I9 -, March lloaI ,o
steady AMI trn western easter and inactive: southern
whit 6oa6l do yellow, :a59, western mixed spot
Jnie lac5; amer S. asked Oats higher ana inn
southern 42s46: western white. 4Ia46 do. mixed i2a44
prime to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland ia
snk xrs{ sn r2sS 2 2b o, n =
i.al5@ I.TdTshnsd iS Bassr dT ~ wea s'5
Ptrolcun dull and nominaliy teady-r.1lnee sJaassa
Coffee quiet and trnlkio carsoes ordinary to 1air
easier and met. liali.i Whisky steady and gu:e',
i:a l5S Freighs to Iiverpool per steamer dull
ror. 1911 barrels wheat IA 900 bushels: corn $1,000
bnsnsis oats l@"o bushels; rss 100 bushels 81 sh
bushels: corn s.. 600 bushels
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The London Observer thinks that the men OF the
Greely expedition have murdered their com
mAndeI.
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I'd Edition.
Latest T9lGgranS to The Star.
Latest Foreign News by Cable.

Latest Foreign News by Cable.
DANGER OF MASSACRE IN CAIRO
PARIS, Feb. 12-The French government have
called the attention OF the English cabinet 10 the
danger OF an uprising and massacre at Cairo II the
English garrison Is weakened.
A REBELLION SPREADING.
LONDON, Feb. lS-The latest adviceS report that
the rebellion against the Turks in Yemen, the
southeastern division OF Arabia, is spreading.
The Receding Waters.
CINCINNATI, OaIo, Feb lS-The Ohio river is
falling at the average Of an inch and half hour
1t reached 63 feet inches at 10 a. N. The Cincn-
natl, Washington and Baltimore trains will enter
Cincinnati via the Hamilton and Dayton track to-
day. decided improvement in business is already
apparent
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
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. Il. Dodge, $50 18th street.
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THIS EVENING.
N,HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TTNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
Catalogue of miscellaneous and Medical Books, en-
brscng finely illustrated English Works to be sold at
NY rooms llth street and Pennsy WANNA
avenue. MONDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY EIGH-
TENTH. 1884. commencing at 1880 clock Books
ready for examination.
THOMAS BOWLING,
febl3-d&ts Aucti0neer.
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The COurts.
COURT IN GENERAL TEL

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
To-day, Windsor agt Grayson; opinion by Judge
James reversing judgment below-Chief Justice
dissenting. District agt johnson; do by Judge
Cox. do, and ordering new trial US. ex rel Court
ney agt District; dismissed U.s. OK rel Barber agt
same; do.
CIRCUIT COUkT-Jxdge Hdgner.
Saturday, Newcomb ct al. agt. Fitzgerald; de-
murrer Overruled and leave to plead. Glenn, trus-
tee, agt. Busey, executor; hearing on demurrer ar
gued In part
To-day, Sturdevant agt. Carpenter; plea allowed
withdrawn and hearing on demurrer withdrawn
Robinson agt. District, and same agt Dent ct. al :;
death OF plaintiff suggested
EQUITY CoURr0J1dge Macarthur.
Saturday, FarnSwOrth agt. FarnswOrth; testi-
mOny ordered taken before Examiner John n. OH
yer. Rupert agt Smith; restraining order issued,
returnabie February Goth.
To-day, McDermotJ agt McDermOtt; appearance
ordered. Matthews agt Matthews; 90. Harris agt
Harris; DO Waddy agt- Anderson; rule on N. A.
Smith ordered. Smith agt. Burch; auditors report
confirmed. Guest agt Guest; guardian I'd Item
appointed Tullock agt. TullOck; do.
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GAMING ACARTOoNIsT.-Stephen A. Ryan, son OF
q millionaire merchant OF Atlanta, Ca, accom-
panied by friend named Lynch, entered the Office
OF the Georgia Cracker, comic illustrated paper
OF that city, on saturday. Ryan struck the artist
OF the concern on the head with a cane, and a
fracaS resulted. No one was seriously injured,
however. Ryan has met with some social Iniahaps
lately, and cartoon appeared In the paper, cast
Ing ndicule upon him and upon Lynch.