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ktft I'D.

DANT After q lingering Illness nj .l5a m sun.
day February 3D. 1854. ALICE v DANT. the wife Of c
l. lant.
Funeral will take place from her late residence 927
New jersey aye4ue south Tuesday, Feruary
htb al 80 O'clock. Relatives ad friends II the fGIliy
arr r.si 'ctfUil! Invited 20 attend
FOLEY In Wv Bedford Mass on F.hrua-x a
iaof. lCAIHERINE j.. wife OF Lieut.. ID. r. Foley
Funeral services from st. Peters church Tuesday
mornins 9th inst, at 80 O'clock
GIBSON. WILLIAM EWING beloved SON O, Ewing
days departed this life February I'd lisa at eleven o.
H. ot nueinuiila IL tie nineteenth year Of hls age
lIiA!SlInur- papers p-hse copy
1854 from his PARENTS residence Of Fifteenth
alid streets northeast. al thr O'Clock FTieI1s
a q relatives are requested to attend the funeral
HALL. ON February 81. lisa. Nm FREDERICK
HALL, tOnlei!y of Bellows Fails NerInont) in the
eighty second year Of his age -
funeral services at th- Church OF the Incarnation
quested that 10 flowers b. sent. Interment private
HARDING On February 4th. 1884 ate r. one o'clocl
? "a SElaIE r. beloved wife " 7. II Harding AND
Notice Of funeral hereafter
HOLLANDER, ON Sunday night February & 1894 a
IL o'clock. ADoLPH hOLLANDEk liz about the forty.
second year OF hls
Funeral VIII take place from his late residence corn
18th street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest a
tuesday. February 8. at o'clock y. n
IILSIEN. At Jacks nyille Florida, january 81
lssi CHARLES Z IIBsLEY of Warrington, b. C.
Funeral rom 9la Last Capitol street. Tuesday. Feb.
ruary ;. at p L. Maine and Oregon PAPERS please
copy]
KNOX On Sunday February 8. 1894 at 8 80 q m, Of
pneumonia, COhNEL1A NJ, wife OF Lieut.. 4. l. Knox.
Remains will be taken 70 Tennessee for fnterment
TAfLER ON Monday morline, February 9Th 1854.
$3.50 a. N, MARY &. TAHLEk. widow Of the late X
funeral viii take place Wednesday morning n IL
O'CLOCK, from her ste residenc-. - street a. q
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NeWR nvtrfs-

4 committee OF the Maryland legislature 50 o.
Virginia to-day 70 propose concurrent legislation IN
regard 10 Potomac and PocomoAe oyster interests
OF the two states
the Rev. Father JohlowosSi, pastor of the Polish
Roman Catholic church at Grand Rapids Mich,
whilst sitting In his study.
Bishop Brown, presiding dignitary or the African
Methodist Episcopal church, has gone 90 New
ha'sh: conn - aalast the differences existing IN
Edward Niederer. ot Memphis Tenn a saloon
k'Fiel ana one OF the best poker players IN the
south. died saturday. He had accumulated a large
fortune
In The Jan At Monticello, y. Y, Yesterday. four
prisoners attacked sheriff De.fz ana AttrmI,,ed "a,
escape one OF them got away, and another WA
IA ally shot by the sheriff
Before the assembly Investigating committee IA
New ork saturday County Clerk keenan, said that
he paid 500 10 Tammany Hall for his nomins-
IL. ~. ana MS campaign EXPENSES were about
Al Lancaster. Texas, saturday, an old gentleman
named john Nash was fatally stabbed by his ma
MAC brother. - ~ ~
AS nine small boys were cosst,ns On the scnur,.
XIII at philadelphia, yesterday the ice broke and
they cot IN the water. nazen youi n 81 ~ y,.ars
saved eight OF them and one was drow nei
W ME members ~ Masonic fratarniti.s vverp IA.
seinblHa In PRISONS Han. at Guilnlrd New YORK
Yesterday. thv lVT gave way, pre- dating IN men
Jured. 80
Prince Victor Napoleon son OF Primo. Sano,.o,
(Plon-FlonN, and who WAS d.Siynata1 NV the fysncs
Imperial as MS successor. contsInplat.ss making
tour or the nitet States The coming summer
II Il ruinortd In New AOrk city that Staphen
T. NaSl. 80. Tor some tine attorney for the prps,
cution IN the Elevated RAILWAYS lift,-arion hasvs,.
notice OF purpose 10 sue Nt.s-r, S,ivrster n
kneeiand, Joseph ;. Stout, Jacob barry aud others
for his fees.
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1cD2,O,S,11.lI SAMUEL MADDOX. (
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct,oneer.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE IN GEORGETOWN

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE IN GEORGETOWN
By virtue Of the power and authority in us vested
by the last WILL testament and codic OF the late
Isabella Davis deceased We will offer public
ton, on WEDNESDAY, THE FIFTH DAY OF MARCH
front Of the premises all those certain pieces or
OF ground and premises standing together known
ond being Lot numbered ninety (95l In Beals nd
dion to Georgetown in the Dist let of Columbia
ming back with that width hundred and twenty feet
to the rear line of said Lot with the buildings and
provements on the same consisting of thr story
brick house with cellar and attic Also the alley
Meeting said Lot with West street the is de-
scrbed and conveyed in deed from Richard Smith to
Stephen Cassin dated January 90 1887 and recorded in
Liber W. b g. folio 8, ct seu.
Also part OF lot numbered ninety six (96) in Bealis
addition to Georgetown, and included within the fol-
lowing metes and bounds: Beginning for the same at
ner OF lot numbered ninety (97) in said addition
and running westwardy on the north line Of Beali
street twenty feet more less to the east line
lot numbered ninety five t95l in said addition thence
said lot thence eastwardy and parallel the first
line twenty two feet less and thence south
wsrdy one hundred and twenty feet point of begin
ming
Terms OF Sale one-fourth o: the purchase money to
be paid in cash. and the balance in SIX twelve egh
and twenty four months with nere six per centum
per annum on the deferred paynents-t purchasers
notes 10 % given Tor the same by deed of trust
upon the property sold all cash at the purchasers
option deposit OF $500 to be made upon the property
with in ten days the property will be resold sale be
not complied with in that time the risk costs Of
the defaultnR purchaser All conveyancing aud record
FRANCES r. R. CROMWELL
ISABELLA HAGNER
feb4 3twAw kdbs Fxecutors
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Wall Street To-day.
rNNECInEN CHARACTER or TIE crnnx n q

NEW YORK. Feb. d. 1:5O p m.-The Posts financial
article says: The stock market was OF a very unde-
cided character again this forenoon There were no
Special influences in operations; the bulls were ap-
parently merely sustaining their stocks instead Of
advancing s, them, as on Saturday, and the bears
were apparently doing little. Both sides were
waiting for the outcome of the meeting OF western
trunk lines In Chicago to-day In regard TO the
Nebraska and Utah difficulties between the Bur
llngtOn and Quincy on the one side and the Union
Pacific and its allies on the other The market
opened generally fraction higher In the first ten
minutes there was fractional advance OF n to n
but from that time until after IL there were only
slight fluctuations, though the market was heavy.
ana the tendency was slightly downward. BY il
O'Clock nearly all the active stocks were fraction
lower than at the close on Saturday
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ALEXANDRIA NoTEs.-Mss Harnett Hall. the sis
ter OF MI. VIM. HAM, druggist, a most estiInable
LADY. died here suddenly ytSte.day.-St Johns
CADETS made this norring, their nrst parade since
the opening OF winter
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From the Syracuse CN.Y.) Courier.
How long has he been In public servicei"
Before the memory of the oldest inhabitant"
And he has kept his name untarnshed during al
that period?"
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An Ohio E1YnchSnn

MIDNIGHT ASSASSINATION QUICKLY AVENGED.
RENDyILLE, O, Feb. 4.-Peter Clifford, brake
man on the Ohio Central railroad, was awakened
late on Saturday night by two men, who asked him
10 come to the door. AS soon as the door was
opened one OF che men put pistol to Clltrords
breast and fired. Clifford fell into the arms Of his
Vile, saying, "The Hickeys have killed me-" and
died In Few minutes. He was a much esteemed
man and was but recently married.
me Hlckeys. four in Number, and Joe Reddy, a
prother-ln-iaw o! Richard Hickey, all OF whom bear
a pad name, were arrested. Last night a mob of
several hundred men surrounded the jail and took
Richard Hickey and Reddy 70 grove near by,
where Hickey WAS hung. He refused TO confess or
deny the murder Reddy was also strung up but
the rope broke. and he protested his Innocence and
begged so piteously that the crowd spared him for
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The Legion Of Honor Case.

HARRINGTON AND DR.. PEACOCK REARRRSTRD.
JERSEY CITY, N. j., Feb. 4.-John D. Harrington,
on Saturday, was rearrested this morning and
with him DR.. Peacock. They are again charged
with conspiracy to defraud the Supreme Council OF
the American Legion OF Honor. fhe complainant
is John Phillips, secretary OF Union Council. The
death by which, tits alleged they were to be bene-
ntted Is that OF Mrs Martini Dynes, who died Just
about the time they were first arrested. She was
insured for 5000. and, it is said, for their benefit
Sne had been suffering with consumption a long
having been Initiated De Peacock in default of
$1,000.
Justice Sti!sing to release Dr. Peacock. several
PHYSICIANS making affidavit that he was in a con-
dluon that required care and medical treatment
AS he was TO furnish bonds he was removed to his
nome, where he was watched by Detective Cloo,
who arrested him
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THE EGYPTIAN PROBLEM Queen Victoria a
Speech. which has been drafted for submission TO
the cabluet couucl ailirIus the inteulon OF Eng.
lahd 10 withdraw her troops from Egypt as soon an
the conditions OF peace ana prosperity will admit
OF their Withdrawal Turkey has protested 20 the
Brltlah government against the abandonment OF
the SUudaii, and has asked that conference OF the
representatives OF the great powers be held TO deal
VAN The Ess ptlan question. The Egyptian troops
have suffered another defeat near Siukat, and at
Sua6Im an attack by the rebels has been rt.pulsed
al Is rlinored at hhartoun that the Mahd il iall-
lug back toward kordofan. Baker PaShas advance
from Sinkit la the direction of the rebels at Tokur
has IDllIii,.r0hd
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A SsIGNEE's SALE OF PIANOS ANDe--Ms,
"A ORGANS TYTH

c,.r Nc T. UNION s9uAnE, n. Y, Dec 11th 1888.
CHACNCET REED 433 9TH st. n. Washington D c
~, Dear Sir; Acting on your sueseson have purchased
the late firm of Peters Greene the entire stock at d
cents on the dollar based factory inventory Of
STOCK and 40 cents the dollar estimated value OF
rented stock The goods the door viii be forwarded
IN time for your holiday trade; the rented instrument ID
rs last as can get them in Should these goods be late
h arriving say to purchasers: Wait and get piano or
1b s from the most celebrated maker less
nere ls hardly first class maker Of note in the
.s moi represented in this stock which also embraces
piano stools covers and musical instruments of every
description Believing have done act that will meet
your nearly appreciation and extending to you the
plments OF the season, l am
Your most obedient servant
j. w. HARDCASTLE
have now IN stock-A genuine Chickering Piano:
nespad price 800 has round corners double
reIo IN power and singing quality of tone offered s25o
also, an upright large size. strnged, worth S4OO:
ouered at One peerless upright in carved
case standard Makers reelar price $1,000: offered
At $500 One genuine Estey Co. organ regular 4175.
offered at 500 Second hand Pianos from $40 to ss5
ner goods IN great variety equally low in price n
Trng deposit positively no refusas given without it.
upright Piano by private party street offered $3.50
cash inquire at store. CHAUNCEY J. REED,
JAY 433 It'll 81 n W
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Assignment of a RaI,tmore FINN.

,bALTINoKE, MD, Feb. A. Benson Blake and VIM.
zimmerman, trading as Blake q Co. fiour and
sralh commission, made an assignment to-day, for
Se cement OF their creditors, to Edison NJ Schryyer.
uIoay The mouse purchased 5000 bushels OF wheat
on an order and after delivery sent their check for
the amount 70 the party from whom the grain was
purchased Blake Co. owed the party to whom
lie wheat was delivered 81 900 on notes. not yet
Que put that amount was deducted, and only the
dlherence was paid. and Blake il Co.'S check was
dishonored, compelling the assignment. The as
stated
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
3iiA AoDEL FAST LINE AND TIE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
1HE FAST AND The WEST
VIA WASHINGTON
TOCBLE TRACK: JANSEG COUPLER,

l.
rorB1E Tk "a 5A lS!sI2S COUPLER,
Echedule to take eject SUNDAY. November Is. 1881,
ltave Washington from station corner IF New jersey
f,'p ' eResso cincinnati, 1@n-vn~ and s. 1 ,
Through Coaches snl aIsce Sieepil9 Cars to abs
Tone. without change: IL l5a l.. daily to CHICAGO
for Fttshurx at lois n. ard 40 p IN daily; $40
i 10 flttshurE Cleveland AID Detroit, with Sleep
Fer Toiedo end Detroit via MonroeviIle. IO.I5 m
Ss-F 18th sleeler -or TcIedo. Via WceliI- and Lake
Tan ice Ililadelrhia and S..r York q. SIN. ~
@sliy exceIt SUNDAY = ana I0.C0p IN daily with
lsIIof aid sieen:nT Cans attached.
Ut, TAM 10. So ~: 10 ,o;a n - t' hill
e.. %, : s:42 : - -, SO, 5ooop.m
On Sun day. ; 60 m A4Gr;n IN iO ana 4'4' p m:
f9r va! stations between wssiInston and Baltimore
For sIsIioEs "a Metropolitan uralIch. 40 am and
$50 n. daily EXCEPT SUNDAY, A5 pm daily IUr
daily snept Sunday: for Iexi;,ton StaIs,on and
n si hS or Freef nlR ea1y faeeYs Sunday %
IL ana 10 p Gaily except Sunday
s hstEs''"n o ol9 an and "a 5Il daily except
Trains arrive from the west daily ia 80 am ga
Ftcnl NV fSr9 and IhiIaderhia 2:55. ssoam daily
From AnneJg,1s. =. Io:io am. l:5o 637 pm: Sun
day. lo.4u All. t - pm.
From iesl. t,n ~ daily. and 215 p m daily
FrtIi IredegscE and intermediate POINTS s:25 1ooo
sunday; $50 !. daily from Point oil Rocks
1Laits !e.' I1l;iIsr Re- for Washington at $40 $50
81 . s sid 20 49, 80 s 3 M 40 On sn sspncsys 44o
a! l@s HON Washington stop Al Relay Station except
Gh1c fickt; oteW ashnSton station ia ans rd
lchnsy aEenue corner lith street where orders
81 CLtNESIs. NJ Of T. Baltimore
Il IL reff pa.
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VIZ De MEIER.

1t is now undisputed that WEI DE MEYERS CATAR-
RAH CURE is the only treatment that VIII absolutely
cure Catarr.h Dr. Wei de Meyers TREATISE" with
statements Of symptoms by the cured mailed free D.
B. DEWEY CO.. 1s2 Fulton street. n z feb4m,w,f, sst
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND
- LOTS ON II STREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN
THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS.
By virtue of deed Of trust made July 3Oth 1879 "a
and recorded in l. Der No 800 foios 51s ct seq Na
land records of the District Of Columbia by direc A
tICn of the party secured will offer public sale
The premises z on WEDNEsDAY the THIRTEENTH
DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1894. at FOUR O'CLOCK PM
isons aud g. i'll square b23. each Lot having
front on street of % feet by of 1O feet.
ing House.
Terms of sale: $4,000 in cash and the remainder in
equal payments OF six and twelve months with interest
cost of purchaser
feb3-dtS los q KFNNFDy TruSfae
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COLLISION IN CHESAPEAKE BAY.-The bay line
sltiatT virginia from Baltimore, yesterday MORN
ing, when OF smiths Point, collided with the
schooner WIN II. Meekins. which was crossing heI
bow. and so broke up the spars and disabled the
schooner that the Virginia had 10 tow her 10 Nor.
foik large portion ~ the Joiner work OF the port
wheeihouse Of the Virginia was torn away No one
WAS hurt
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Rridgeport's burglar Band.

BRIDGEPORT, CoNN, Feb 4.-George Williams
EDWARD Burns and Jerry Judge, members OF noted
gang OF highway robbers and burglars, were to-day
bound over for trial. Williams, the leader OF the
gang has turned states evidence, and admits being
Implicated In twenty-five burglar1es. .Hanford,
Plumb and Fred Smith, members Of the gang, were
also bound over
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FENCING PCBLTC LASDs.-The United states district
attorney al Lincoln, Neb. has begun a suit against
tne Brighton Ralch company, which has fenced
Win wire $1,000 acres OF grazing lands belonging
10 the pubhc domain The bih states that settlers
have been prevented from taking up thls land and
ASKS That the ranch company be compelled 10
remove the fence ana deliver UP possession OF the
enclosed land 10 the government
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The Sninners, Strike.

FALL RIVER, MASS, Feb. 4-The strike at Ten
NILS was inaugurated this morning. The two
Border City mills are running usual with the ex-
ception OF the spinners A few spinners are at
ments are running. At the Chase mills one spinner
Is at work and all the other departments are in full
operation. The Wampanoag mill Is running with
Jne exception OF the SptnnerS' department
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Strikers Resume Work.

PETERSBURG, Va, Feb. 4-The hands emp!oyed in
the TOBACCO factories OF this city, who struck on the
l4th OF last month in consequence Of reduction of
% cents in their wages returned to work this morn
ing In the two largest factories without the reiuc-
ton being restored 1t Is believed that the rest Of
the strikers Will shortly resume work.
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RAcINE, WIS, Feb. Andrew johnson, DIST
pated Dane. shot and killed Bertha Brassnan yes
terday, and then shot himself dead In a restaurant
SonIson shot AZ young man named Gulrrausou on
nl5 way 10 the restaurant, but did not harm him.
Johnson was enamored OF Miss Brassmsn, but she
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Talked Of Cabinet Changes.
WHAT SrcRRrApv rorcrp e.vS

Secretary Folger, In response to inquiries as to
story teegraphed to New York that he is TO sue
coed MI. Brewster and Mr.. Brewster to succeed Mr.
Morton at Paris, the latter TO become Secretary Of
the Treasury, said he knew nothing about any
such arrangement, and intimated that he would
not accept the Attorney Generalship.
WHAT THE ATTORNEY GENERAL SAYS
When the Attorney General was questioned re-
garding the matter he expressed entire ignorance
of any such plan.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
V,HoMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
'RCSTFES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVE
REAL ESTATE, NO. 2015 NJ STREET NORTE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, No. 2015 NJ STREET NORTH
WEST, A TWO-STORY FIR ME DWELLING
By virtue of deed Of trust to me- dated the 9th
day Of May A D. 1888. and recorded / Liber IO42
ioiio 49, ct s one Of tn land records the Dis
trct OF Columbia will sell at public auction, in from.
% the preinlses. on MONDAY, THE FOURTH DAY
or EEBRI AIRY, 1884, AT THE HOUR OF FOUR-AND.
A-HALt O'CLOCK p NJ, the following described real
state SITUATED IN the city Washington d. c. TO wit:
Fart " lot numbered s. in square Numbered 80 begin
liH LOT the same at point STREET northwest ~
Yet west from the southeast of lot mum 81.
In said square; thence 80 feet inches thence
nortn III fef inch to alley Is feet wide: thr nee
east IS ie inches thence south Ill feet inch to the
ace OF beginning. subject to two deeds OF trust fe
corded in iiber IA folio 800 ct seq and Lber Lug.
i9o 42 ct seq Of the said land records w1ch secure
the principal of and interest ct the rate OF
Pc cent per from AUGUST 26th, 1883
srrfIls OF sale: $500 III cash the balance IN six and
twelve months with interest at eight per cent per an
mum until Iad and be secured deed of trust On The
property sli. al cash. at purchaser option de-
post of SIS will be required upon acceItance of bid
the terms Of sale complied with in five days after
day OF sale the Trustee reserves the right TO resell the
property at the risk ard Cost OF the defsuting
chaser. All conveyancing at purchasers cost.
ja24 -eOSds CHARLES II. KNIGHT, Trustee.
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a nrH Hranacur

Dull HEADACHE, C0sTIVESEss. Low SPIRITS
ana no appetite are some OF the Indications OF a
blll9is attack, arising IRON a torpid liver Dr.
Ja4nCS Sanatlve Pills VIII soon Restore the liver to
action, drive al symptoms OF biliousness from the
81 stem aud assist Ia bringing about regular 40.
tiUu ol the BOWELS.
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The i tHxhzr WAY ss H9g g5ErHrrs7
SIZE MAestf fttESSE EDof hfGMIkSfz
u Eal 4 NJ. tAEEE sra. 1888.
OF SMITH AND STREETS, : FOLLOWS
q Paae e am ne ar ssst G9sa Limited E1Rgsss
:4s a m daily With sstrlng Cars Harrisburg
Ia!sce CaGs P1sbIlrg Also corecs aiv "t ta1
SilSsso va tgI'Ills I'D E - L 7; l. r. with
70 = m. daily Tor I;ssburr and the Vest. with
BaL1INokE AND IOTOMAC RAILROAD.
Fer Erie. Csnsrds!Iua. Rochester Buffalo Sia1a-.
Naskoi 10 Ksestr sia NIT. fs a. n Gas
fa'i. -rsF. Washington Oh Saturday night vii no.
Fer Wii.:aHspor.. Lock Haven and Elmira at s4os ~
For New York AID tie East lisa m. lo.5oa. m. la
49, IN M , u 7 H. On sqndsy 90 1000 and
-s:%e daily EXCEPT SUNDAY - A'' oa'~
fsi 81 SO: Without Change. iop- every week day
zeT br1 ss{l. al through trains connec. at Ier.
rag scrsss New Icra City. Az
ara /! J. = n en- Sunday. 4tU IUno and II J.; p M
IL l:.d LNIErs . 4ga n. daily. c1ceIt >t.udAy
4 &C. - 40 so 40 10 80 and II Is > n on
sunday +iOIO;toa t. Ks 20 ~. 40. lGoO anu IL 5
T6r Pores Creek Line. ESQ a. IL and 44op m. daily
FsT Annaio-ls 80 am ard m daily. e1ceptsun
ALEXANDRIA AND FRLDFEICksBCRG RAIL-
HA1, AND ALEXANDRIA AND hASHINuTUN
IG Al.4@la.l4, s. IN. e.o511.o5 and II .s5 am
- = 20 t.z-. q and II 50 pm Or saEd.v.t
itI hi'Ln.oaG AID tLe soi b and II :o5 IN daily
a. 9 = 80 ! IL ca-i5, e1CrPt sunday.
AID ~ ~ an: leo ! o. So. : Ia * ami M 20 =,
n aia l2lo n-idn.zht. OA sn! LAY oO5 aud ~: 10
ke,s ard i,.forntsiI 81 he See nOr,leas. corner
ten wtre cri.r 81, !, Ia ,.- f I'm ard at he Sta
Sac Il Sest.natS ~ hotels and resilencas ~"
crf,s l. pr X Noob. general Passenger Agent
NT1N r n OH t'@tI' al MANAGE NIT
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BALTIMORE Feb. 4.-The large china and queens
ware warehouse OF Charles Torsch & Co.. at Pratt
ana Charles streets, was partially burned out this
afternoon: The fire is still burning, but is under
$4,000.
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to Tle Star.
The Newark Police Case.

NEWARK, N j., Feb. Judge Dixon this morn
ing granted writ OF certiorar1 tn the case of the
captain ana neutenants Of police, TO take the case
10 Tue supreme court for argument on the ordinance
anu resolution. He said mat he did SO, mot SO
much because he was satisfied OF the inyali,ity OF
Iie ordnance, but because there should be deciS-
ion OF the supreme court in the matter" The case
S 10 Oe argued Ia that court during this month.