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u oBERT O. HoLTzNAN, Real Estate Auctionser.

TRUSTEES sALEoE VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED
MARKEr. BEING HOUSE No. SO on NINTH
SIkEET - N ~, I'VE AND THE LOT on
Under and by virtue Of three deeds Of trust dated ,
18th day OF September 1881 and 9Th day of Deem e..
Der 1881 and recorded respectively IN Lber 92 folio So
ct In Iiber 9s5 folio So seq and in Iiber 99l
folio l13 ct sea- OF the land records Of thu District q
soanba the undersigned Trustees win sell At public
tEoPi b BAY Fe IF aA x HfU ESP
FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ all that piece or parcel
Of land lying in the city of Washington, in the
s T., OF Columba and being all that part Of lot niue
81 IN square three hundred aud eighty two 1922
talned within the following metes and bounds: Begin
nng Tor the same at point 9Th street distant
-four (94l feet eleven Q inches south from the
south twenty five (25) feet thence eighty eight
1882 feet nine and one af 9 inches the east line Of
lot in said square, thence northwarly with said east
line twepy SIX (2o feet seven 90 inches to the lire of
the 2Gth of September. 1S49. to A. NJ Clements and
Thence eastwardly to the said 9Th place of
beginning together with the improvements right OF
ae way over the north three so feet front by depth
ssd part OF lot S reserved the said part Of
lot and the property adjoining it on the north
Terms OF sale: One-third of purchase money to be
PAID In CASH the residue to be paid two wears
from day OF SALE with interest the promis
ets. secured the property sold the Satisfaction
OF the Undersigned trustees all the option of
the purchaser Terms of sale to be complied with in
Ten Gays IRON day Of sale or trustees the right
aer sucn notce as may seem proper to the trustees
deposit OF S2o0 to be made when bid is accepted
WM E EDMoNsiToN, Trustees.
420 9TH street northwest
R. o. HOLTZMAN. Auctioneer'
Nln1U-dNdS 10th aud streets n "
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PALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
LIE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
IKE EAST AND HE WEST.
IA i ASHINGI0N.
lDIBlE TRACK, JANNEN COLLIER,

BETWEEN
noUBLE TRACK. JANXEY COUPLER.
Echecule TO take eject SUNDAY. November "a. ,ss,
venue END street by Eastern Standard " 18Th Mr
ier tn; GlIcsso cincinnati 1ou,sr,,Ie Ar, $.
1hEouEh Coaches and Palace Sleeping Cars 20 above
1et I1ttstuIs at Io.15 a. H. and s.4op m daily g N
ing Cars to P}t'sbur1 van '''sp-
Fer Toledo and Detroit VIA. Norroeville IO.l5 N
Ia3y with aleeter Tor Toledo. Va Wheeling and Lake
Trans Tor Philadelphia snd New York a, s.1oa m
qaiy EXCEPT SUNDAY p II s3d l0:oOp. ~ taiiy with
Fer Baltimore days j. 30 "a, 500. s:1oa
az no az. y 10 = ~ 70 s. 5:S9 40 ~ nliL
fs' bsltlIoFs On SUNDAYS. go. $50 500 am. 12a
For xnnrI dis 10 GiV d 70 az I m 10 and
CT Sunday. 100 am. 4;40 pm
fsT Nsy stations ottween Washinston and Baltimore
tet siaroEs On aetroI olitAn branch. 7:4O am ard
Ir2cipal stations q. MefroIG,itan irzncn 80 m
Valley krancn SO ~ tsy ..c.pt snIds1 ana .a
Y, esliy Tor Frederick $50 lois aul. 4:a5
fsI haserstown l6 IS am and 5;i5 m daily except
1,a;ls from the Wes. daily eco 10 aln a2a
From New ,ors and Philadelphia 2:55 :Soam daily
ti.h. ArIaIols 70. 10 L.. 1;o0 81 pm. Sun
tEzI.l IeH,Eton, = 20 & daily. and 2l5p IN daily
lEcn. Irederlc. and intermediate points s25 100
2 2 10 20 p III nj and 80 90 p n daily except
IIs-L- leave Baltiu cor Washington at 40 %
:ls, 80 2 10, and 10 20 l2.I5 so T. 40
=. 30, 10 aLI IL 10 y III. sundays = 40
~. .. = 10 a. n. 20 s. -, 80 and ! IN
trains from Washington stop q; Relay Station excep.
sc T.
lor further Information apply the Batirubr, and
tElO Ticket OhCPN asEirgtor Station GIG and 1857
felnsylS anla avenue latin street where oye-,
viii be taken Tor baaxaze lie checked AID .sSe.ys =:
aIy point IL the city.
". II CLEMENTS, NJ Of T Baltimore
Rig LORD (,tlIT Iuss-ppsr .,an.
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1ncendiaries ar W0rk in MARIAN
Frightened to Death.

BOSTON, March 19-The brig Screamer, with tn
CUBAN fug1tiyeS on board, left Provincetown to
DAY and is expected to reach here this afternoon.
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NM MN EEENN 90 Nm NJ Y Y
ILL., Isl Il 3 d $SS}$ N

DR.. CHEEvERs ELECTRIC BELT or Resenerstor
proGrestivs orssn. Whenever any dehty Of the gen
tinuous stream of ELECTRICITY permesting through
the pets must restore them to healthy action There
tested and Thousands of testified TO- Weak
Ssss from 1ndiscretion. Incapacity, Lack Of vgor,
DO not e on THE Nth electric belts svesd %
cited purpose For circulars giving full informaton
CHEEvER MECTRIC BELT CO.
nSs&v los Washington street. Chicaea
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A Dull Sale of TrOtters.

New YORK, March 1s.-At the sale Of trotting
horses to-day the bidding was duh The following
Ing $685. Fowler, chestnut gelding, foaled In 1873
$780, Allie bay mare, roaed in 1877, $685. Austin H.
brown gelding. $3.50; Walden, bay colt, foaled In
1888 $780, Fiddler, bay geiding, s265; Caroles. bay
geldlng, foaled in 1881, s225; Robin, bay geidng,
loaed IN 1878, $780, Storm, bay mare, $780, Confed-
crate Chief, bay stallion, foaled in 1867 s6.5 and
Grace 4, bay mare, fOaled In 1880. 1926.
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SELECTING A MINISTER BY IoT.-A telegram
nom Lancaster, Penn, March Is saws. A curfsus
ceremony was performed n this county to-day
ACcvrdiiS 10 the customs OF the Menonites their
ministers are drawn from among their number tyv
luL ana one OF these Interesting occasions took
place at Neaverland, East Earl township, this
morning. Fully 1919 people We're assembled and
about 300 vehicles were ranged around and abenlt
the church Services In German and English were
conducted by Bishops Snenck, Ely ana Martin.
lliere were twenty applicants FOR ministerial
hpnors. ard Memo Zimmerman, OF Earl Jownslslp,
was drawn.
ROBBERS FoILED-A dispatch from Wilmington
Del. says: Monday evening yallse conialnlng
s3tWb, trionging TO Paul schmellick OF Phila0el-
phla, which he had drawn from the L. s Treasury
Was seized 10y A stranger and thrown frs4m
the window OF car on the congressional exprsss
s,led hiring his pistol, and regained the vaisa hue
thieves escaped
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FIRST LIEUTENANT ALEXANDER RODGERS, 9TH cav
airy, is, at his own request, relieved from duty as
aide de-camp to Bngadier General Ranald 8. Mac
kenzie, U. 9. army, and Will proceed from New
ness and the completion thereof viii proceed to
Fort Wingate, New Mexico, and jOin hts troop
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TIE GUESTS at the Presidents dinner will num-
Der about 50. and Will consist mainly Of Represen-
tartves and their wives
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1857 Prizes amounting to ...............S2 $685.. 500
Application for to Clubs should be made only
10 the Office Of the Company in New Orleans.
For further Information write clearly. giving fun i'd
dress Make p. o. Money Orders payable and Address
Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
NEW ORLEANS La.
Postal notes and ordinary letters by mail
(a VI IS aud upwards by express at our e1penSe)
to
NJ A. DAUPHIN.
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AFFAIRS AT THE CAPITOL.
Capitol Notes.

skcREfARKs FOR srPRKMY Court yrpGES
senator Hoar to-day introduced bill providing
that, Win The view Of expedi,tng the business Of
Tue nted States Supreme Court the justices there
nuSe os competent stenogripher. at an annual
salary OF 5000. Referred 70 the judiciary commit
Tue HOUSE REcIrRocATrNa 1HI WISHES or rHf
GERMAN LIBERAL UNION.
Inc House adopted resolutions this afternoon cor
olaiy Fecprocating the wishes OF the Liberal Union
vi the German parliament for the closer union OF
.ne TWO nations; recognizing It's graceful apprecta-
sion OF It's sympathy with those who mourn the
tons adopted by the Liberal Union. ana directing
theIH 70 oe spread on the Journal
MI, So1 In speech opposed the passage OF the
IeSoluuon, saying that We had bent our neck In
humlntE to the German chan cellor, and he did not
want TO see the dust licked from the SHOES OF
slnau minority Of the reichstay.
MI. Curtin and MI. Phelps spoke IN support OF the
fesotuIon Mr.. Phelps said that the gentleman
from Ie&as iOchiltreel has seen his fame spread Its
Ieluigehl glow from the narrow confines Of his
own state over the whole wore the American min-
lister had been invited TO dine with the German
ensnce0o1, prooaoly upon American pork.
INTERSTATE COMMERCE..
The Senate committee OF railroads viii soon
enter upon the consideration Of the policy OF regu-
iatlng interstate commerce by acts OF Congress
senators Hawley, Cullom. and Jonas as q sub
comm ttee have the subject under consideration,
and are endeavor1ng TO combine in one measure the
liic ueltCtS Vi ILL lllc
bills Which have been introduced bearing on the
subject.
THE GARRIsoN-MAYo CONTEST
After the close OF the LaSker debate In the House
to-day, Mr.. Turner, Of Georgia called up for con-
sderauon the contested election case OF Garrison
VS. Mayo. and presented resolution from the COM
mlttee declaring Garrison dem to be entitled to
the seat now occupied by Mayo (readjuster,. The
discussion OF the case was postponed until to-mor-
row. upon the plea on the part OF MI Mayo that he
nau not nad an opportunity TO examine the report
OF the committee
MINOR NOTES.
The Senate committee ON he Danville inveStga-
tlon nave some assurance that the appropriation
viii be passed this week, and IL is expected that
announcer meeting will be held by the nrst OF next
week at fartheSt.
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C0LORRD CORRESPONDENTS AssoC1ArroN-A
meeting OF the Washington representatives OF the
Carson's hall, on Pennsylvania avenue. Nearly ali
the prominent colored journals were represented,
and permanent organization was effected by the
Stewart, Baltimore Vf,adtcat0r vice preeidentz H.
8. Smith, Boston Hub; Il = Baker, Detroit Plain
dealer; W: c. Chase, Washington Bee; secretary, J..
s. Davis Petersotyg Lancet: treasurer, T. II. Dent,
Savannah Echo An attempt was made to pass q
resolution endorsing certain one OF the prominent
republican candidates for the presidency. Consid-
cradle speech-ma11ng followed the Offering e this
resolution, which was finally tabled.
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T.: The Observation-Disclosures Case
CONTINUED FROM THE FIRST RDIrToNl
Mr. Eldredge closed his opening at 1870, and after
short recess the testimony was commenced. M.
Krbourn taking the stand
Mr.. Kilbourn was about relating the circum.
stances OF his arrest, when objection was raised
and a long argument enSued
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RANGE OF THE THERkoxErER.-The following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief s,gsl
eIlcer Today a. m. gag II An. al. H. g. 4
MAXIMUM, 46.s; minimum. o.
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The Brick Question.
WHAT THE BRICK MEN SAY

To the Editor Of The EVENING Stan:
The statement OF the committee OF the Federation
Of Labor In relation TO brick, which appeared In
THE STAR OF last evening, has caused much COM
ment on the part OF brfcklayers and those who
manufacture and buy and sell brick. That CON-
mittee are reported TO have made some most re-
markable statements, In their efforts to resurrecr
obsolete law fixing the size, or brick but OF
the mOldS In which they shall be made Among
those statements. so far as can learn the true
reason has not been stated, which Is that the men
who mold brick by hand, and whose union Is part
Of the Federation OF Labor, are opposed to the use
OF machinery in the Manufacture OF brick Fully
-fourths OF all brick used Ia this and other
large cities are now made by machinery. Not less
than $1,000, 600 OF machine brick are furnished to
the Washington trade by A. Richards Son, the
Washington Brick Machine company, VIM. a. West
Bro, W. T. Walker, ono. p. Appleman and L p
Childs & Son. While the molds In the several brick
machines In use, am informed, do not quite come
up to the standard as fixed by the obsolete law re-
ferred to, the brick when burned, are equal In size
to those made by hand In the standard molds
Any person interested In the subject verify this
statement by calling at the ONCE OF the inspector
OF buildings, where samples have been left There
can be no doubt that II the Federation OF Labor
could succeed In stopping the manufacture OF brick
by machinery, even for one season, the members OF
the BrickmOlder8 union could obtain higher rate
OF wages than those now paid for making hand
made brick, provided such brick could be sold at
the advance In price which such an increase Of
wages would cause A SU10CRIBRk
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zoe NEW SPRING GOODS. VERY LATEST
loOs styles and very lowest prices Bargains and
Presents daily Atwood Goods below cost 736 7th St
u W. Go there, examine before buying mhO
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Stap.
ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE IN vIR.
GINA.
The PerpefratOr in Danger OF Lynch.
ing.
Special Dispatch to The EVENING STAR

special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
PoroNAC CITY, P. W. c. Va, March 10.
1eseerday afternoon, little Katie Pearson, a
schooi girl attending school here, and living with
AeF step-lather, John Ennis distant about two
miles from here, While on her way home was over
taken, between and 5 O'Clock. by Henry Fisher, a
coioreu man, who attempted to rav1sh her, but she
iaiseu CRY, and the miscreant made his escape.
An aiarm was at once given, and a posse of men
liom tne surrounding country started out in pur-
suit, and he was captured early this morning He
was Drought here and held until the little girl
zane p and she Identified him He viii be taken TO
brentSVlie Jail tonight. unless Judge Lynch should
prevent The people here are in a high state OF
excitement, and 1t would not take much to save
tne county The expense OF trial.
LATEST ACCOUNTS
from Quantico state that the prisoner, II. Fisher,
VINO Is black man about % years DID, will be take
towards Brentsville tonight, but the people
are 50 enraged that it is possible that he Will
see Brentsyiile jail.
1ncendiaries at Work i'm Maryland.
PORT DEPOSIT, MD, March 19-The round-houSe
OF the columbia and Port Deposit railroad, at this
pace, was entirely destroyed by fire this morning
az O'CLOCK. The cOnflagratlon is supposed to be
lhe work OF an incendiary as It was the second at
tempt TO destroy the building by fire last night. 1t
was discovered on fire at 80 last evening and eX-
tinguished before being seriously damaged Aman
was seen running from the building wnen the lire
was first discovered
1he Screamer Expected i'm Boston.
r. BOSTON, March 19.-The brig Screamer, with the
Iuoan iug1tives on board, left Provincetown to-
Gay and Is expected to reach here this afternoon.
Frightened to Death.
QUEBEC, March 19.-An actual case OF death
from 1righ occurred here to-day. A middle aged
woman, named Verrel, was walking along the
street, when two huge dogs rushed out from
yard 1urlouSly barking at her. and tearing some Of
ner clothing with their teeth, but otherwise leav-
ing her unln1ured; She tainted, land was carried to
her nome where she Immediately expired
Latest Foreign News by Cable.
EXTRADITING ANARCHISTS.
BERNE, March 19.-The Swiss federal council has
decided to grant the eXtradit1on OF anarchists
whenever this is asked for. otherwise anarchists
Will he expelled from the country.
Dull Sale of TrOtters.
NEW YORK, March I9-At the sale Of trotting
horses to-day the bidding was DUH The following
prices were obtained ST. Elmo, a chestnut geld
Ing s2l5; Fowler. chestnut gelding, foaed in 1873
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Blaine Ahead i'm phiEadelpuia.

WHAT Is INDICATED BY THE PRIMARY ELECTIONS.
PHILADBIPHIA, March 19-The primary elections
OF therepGbIcan party last night for delegates Ia
the state convention brought out fuller vote than
usual glance over the field leaves the impress
SION that the element Of the party, represented 10y
ex-Secretary or the Commonwealth VI. :. QUAY,
popularity supposed 70 be II the interest
or the national administration, had been
defeated, and that the element OF which Mr. Leeds
chairman OF the city committee, = the head, and
said TO be favorable TO Mr.. Blaine. had been sue
cessful In majority OF the representative districts
The result OF the convention work this morning
would seem TO confirm this idea.
Nominated for Governor.
PROVIDENCE, K. J., March Ia-The democratic
state convention to-day nominated Geo III. Corliss
for governor, He was nominated yesterday by the
state convention OF independent republicans.
Fearful Tragedy.
THREE MEN BURNED TO DEATH IN SIGHT OF A HoR-
RIFIED CROWD.
CLEVELAND. OHIO. March IA stin at Merriam &
MorganS OIL works, Ia this city exploded this MORN
Ing. The escaping oil lnsI ant!y submerged August
Fisher and August GUelther, employees, and
the OH taking fire. the men were quickly
burned 70 death I'm sight OF a Mortified crowd, who
Were unable 10 assist them. rushing stream OF
oil overlook William Stanlrnan. another enpOye.
as he fed, and he, too, was burned To death.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

| TNHOMAs BOWLING Auctioneer
| EXTENSIVE SALE OF FINE GROCERIES. WINES
ANDLIQUoRs. HERRING COMBINATION FISE-
WAGON f3Sr AID EA5f hAK SHEshf OFFICE HORSE
51sRaE MfksH q IN Ne SGL5Sk It ths s1s
GoTcoran streets Ishan sell splendid assortment Of
ZINE Groceries Wines. Liquors. &C.. comprising in
Teas, Sugars coeees Flour
Fine Wines and Liquors
n 1mpS9r.ed f MHs an and Condiments
Canned Goods. Foreign and Domestic.) Of every de-
y 53 ss.s cadaies with mirror fronts.
Toilet and Laundry Soaps.
| Cigars and Tobacco Clothes Lines
s Yeas, Powders Nd Extracts: Chocolate.
Rsodsa a and I RiSssi; S.i bacon
@ f fnsn'sar.
Herring Combination Sa e
Iar1s cof hsa MI GHp1 Ga Sfsss
Large Heating Stove
Horse Wagon and Harness.
NB-lhe above stock is large and fresh and com.
tab.ishment The horse, (which splendid snmal
ococS The Attention Of the S Pc seq
1 airs. to this sale Tao,,.s now,,xo ,.,,
WEES, CO: Auctoneers
w oo7 Lousians avenue, opposite City Post Office.
FSs as sbtE 81
thursday MACH TWENTIETH, AT TEN
O'CLOCK, at our saesroorns, large collection Of all
kinds OF Household Furniture too numerous to men
or shine. 1t
WEEKS CO.. AuctiOneers
TWO HUNDRED VOLUMES MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS, so Og0 CARDS. 100 BOXES ENVELOPES
REAMS NOTE PAIR, PASS BOOKS, 5000
PAPER BAGS AND OTHER SIMILAR GOODS
Within ss!esroom. THURSDAY. TWENTIETH
MARCd, ZEN A NJ. 1t
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Latest Foreign News by Cable.

BERNE, March 19.-The Swiss federal council has
decided to grant the extraditlon OF anarchists
whenever this Is asked for. otherwise anarchists
WILL he expelled from the country.
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1OHN r. KELLY.
y DEALER FIRsT-CLAss
BEEF. LAMB VEAL, MUTTON. &c. CORNED BEEF
SPECIALITY.
Stalls G2 $50 and $50 Center Market 9th street wing
and 206 and EOS Northern Liberty Market; address
delivered free Of charge to all parts OF tbs
city. Hnar1l
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Hon. S. S. Cox has received an Invitation to
deliver the address to tie students and faculty OF
the University OF Colorado at Boulder, Colorado
next june, but, much 70 his regret, he has been
OF business that attends the close OF session of
Congress.
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THE FOLLOWING Patents were issued yesterday
observation-disclosures A. Connolly, automatic
electric switch; Henry F. Hayden, vapor and gas
generating furnace for locomotives; Albert L. Pit
hey. rope or line clasp: Eli T. starr, secondary and
constructing electrodes therefor.
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The Courts.

CRIMINAL CoUKT-Jucge Willie
To-day, VIM. McDeyitt, elnbezzlernent. recocni-
zance forfeited. John J. Aliay, violating postal
laws; jury out.
POLICE CoCRT-JUfyP Shell
To-day, Henry Jones, indecent exposure. e.
Charles Branson. colored larceny; 60 DAYS in iail
and restitution ordered In default vi which 6J DAYS
additional
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TEE FOoT AND MOUTH DISEASE-Dr Laws OF
the cattle commission, has reported 20 the Trea-
sury department that he has no doubt tie cattle dis
ease prevailing Ia Kansas Is the foot and mouth
disease and that IL is unnecessary for HIN TO 20 10
Kansas ~ ascertain that fact.
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THEFTs REPORTED To-DAY-The general COM
plant BOOK at police Headquarters shows to-day
the complaints OF Miss Eta Van Hook. 1916 18th
street, That between the llth and 10th inst there
was stolen from bureau drawer Ia her house a
bracelet OF singular construction. with paddock
attached, valued at SIS: +. j. story. OF Gil l3th
street northwest. that between and O'Clock yes
terday there were stolen from him lady's gold
watch and chain and pin and Two sets OF sleey
buttons, valued AT So Max Georgil, OF 81 eth
street northwest. that last week law book and A
part OF French book, valued at g. Were stolen
from his room. James VI. Van Hook was arrested
tnlS morning 10y Detective Cox, charged with the
Larceny OF the aforementioned bracelet from ms
sister, Miss Eta Van Hook He Was locked up Tor
hearing LC-morrlw
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Nominated for Governor.
A Fearful Tragedy.
District Government Affairs.
WILLING TO Pc INVESTIGATED.

WILLING TO Pc INVESTIGATED.
The Commissioners have noticed the statement
that the attorneys OF Z. J. COyle-Me>srS. Vim. d.
Davidge and Observation-Disclosures gresSlonal
investigation OF an alleged deficiency OF 5000
which they say Mr.. Coyle Is entitled 10. They are
quite willing. they say, 10 be Investigated II those
attorneys desire It
Building PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwiole: &. G. Lee, erect a
three-Storv ana basement dwelling. New Hamp-
SHIRE avenue andO street northwest: 5000 j. J.
brown, erect tTo-StOTy and BASEMENT dwelling
Massachusetts avenue. between oth and sth SIS
northeast; $3.50. Dr.. ". F. HaZen erect a TWO
story and basement dwelling, Massachusetts, ave
nue, between 9TH and Sth streets northeast: 500
j. HerDeTger, erect Two tyGeStory and basement
dwellings,, 2d between u and streets northwest:
$500 p Wheeler, repair brick, 81 anu 3l3 Della
ware avenue: $500
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DUNcANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF HORSES CARTS tMADE
81 IHOS, MUNTZl, GALES. COAL. WOOD, &c,
COOP WILL AND LEASE OF COAL AND WOOD
iAkD. CORNER SEVENTH AND MARYLAND
AVENUE NORTHEAST
By virtue Of deed of assignment to me- will sell
at PUBLIC auction, on WEDNESDAY, the NINETEENTH
pay OF MARCH. A D. 1884, commencing AT TEN A.
nue. northeast:
2Horses. Carts tlnade BY Thos Muntz) /
Wagon. Harness,
1Fairbank Coal Scale Desk
j do. Platform Scale Measures,
IS Tons Of Coal Bale Hay
IS Cords Of Wood. Oats Corn &c &c
Lease, Good Will, sc
WIN. r. ENNIS, Assignee
Offers will be received for the entire stock Good Viii
Lease &C. up TO the day of sale the Assignee reseryiug
the right to reject any bid splendid Opportunity to
engage in business.
mhl4-dts VIM R. ENNIS, Assignee
ETHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED. ON AC-
count OF the rain, until FRIDAY. TWENTY FIRST
DAY OF MARCH, A d. 1884. same hour and place.
mhl9-2t WM T. ENNIS, Assignee.