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The Shooting ARRAY at HerndOn. Va.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT OF TBR ASSAULT on MkssRs. SMITH
AND HCNTRESS.
To the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR:

To the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR:
HERNDoS STATION, Va, March 81. 1851
Allow me TO make some corrections through
your valuable journal In relation 10 statements
that have been printed in several papers about the
murderous assault made upon William smith and
Samuel HuntresS at the Smith farm In Ioudoun
county, Va, on the Seth day OF February. on
that day Mr.. Smith came 10 Herndon from Wash
1ngton, D. c., TO see his men employed at work on
said farm; they being denied the right to enter
upon said farm by John A. Fairfax. who fOrciby
holds possession OF said farm ana The stock
thereon, he having taken IL from Smiths men on
the oath day OF December last. ON smiths arrival
he was informed 10y his men that he tSi.!ithl could
go upon said farm for the purpose OF seeing Il and
the stock at any time he should choose without
any interference on the part OF said Fairfax, he
and John Wells, his agent, having told smiths
men the same. Upon this Information Mr.. smith
decided TO go 10 his farm for the purpose Of getting
some personal property that belonged 10 him.
Mr.. smith took his two horse team aud With
samuel HuntreSS and several other OF lis Iaen
started for the farm. On arriving at the gate thar
leads from the main road to the buildings TWO OF
the men got out OF the wagon and opened the gate
for the the team TO pass in ana then followed
the lane Fairfax, John Wells. Fritz Slntdt and
some others came 10 and through the gate near
When Smith approached with the team Fairfax
and his men commenced 10 fre on them without a
word being said. When the flring COM
menced the horses became frightened and rushed
on TO the end OF the lane the Fairfax party IriDg
all OF the time. Smith received several WOUNDS in
his head and arm. HuntreSS was shot several
times in the leg, and the horses We're shot in
numerous places When the team reached the
end OF the lane Wells struck Mr.. Smith over TIL.
head several times with heavy club, knocking
him out OF the wagon and inficting dangerous
skill him and shoot the horses" After Mr.. smith
was struck TO the ground he was got away 10y his
men and, with Mr.. Huntress, taken TO their house,
where their wounds were dressed by surgeons.
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TIE 5 S55ESifSz aEsf sS a9 T5Fruvrs7
= HtfEcr N 5SEAt f ,5r h9F Up
Trains LtAyE NAsHISSIoS FROM STATION coRSrs
JoIp1tsburr and the West Chca-ro Li,nited Express.
WIN sssTa cars s es H Ea7 hns
|. Cincinnati. Western EIpress 40 p m daily Gi;h
80 es egiasos. and iioaAis'f afRIy WITH fl
10. p d@ily, Tor PittsJurs and he West WITH
T Df ca s ns PTG,I,G TO R Ssif1 EG,n
Fer IRE Cans,idai-1,a kochtster. Ilttaio Niagara
Ietg daily except Saturday, with Palace Cars
1:a-i. having Washington on Saturday EisAt VII
Ior iallsrort. Lock Haven and Ein,r.. $40, m
&c e-5 ", t%Xf'I. :,5 d.. rs.
o. Io,go AID HIS L N. On sunday. 500 lo:o0sni
- - IN Limited E1lress Of pullman Parior Cara
1SI Boston without change. l.i0p every week day
Ior BIockiyn, \ y al through trains connect at yer
s+y my with tosts Of Bro klyn Annex, arordins
rag seross New Yd-k City. '--''"
i H., ~ - ! H. on sunday, 100, 1000 ard II asp.
70 Ii li+a ESiisss $50 m daily except Sunday.
40e 80 - SO 40 100 ana Ills p ~ on
AZ iU'S" a IL. 90 60 40 10 ~ and IL IL
teI P3It Sire, Greek Line. esc IL and 44op H. daily
re. Annapoi- $50 NJ and m daily. e1eep ,sun-
N.nE aSP AL1ANbiAn aSS &2snis Gus
tSf os Ai s s7., Sc % and IL a5 am
80 - ~ ~ 20 ts ard IL Sc pm On Sundayss
eIF;ehme:l ara Tie scrth. 6:s5 and IL 90 daily
Trans eate Alexandra ior ~ ~ ,o,,
and - &c ndIi.S IN a., - 40. o. snd 10 go
an: 100 and lO:-0 pm ' ''''O| ana Ao-io
Isset, ard information a, The oce northeast corner
IStn street and Pennsylsana ayerne and at he sta
a. Ssrs 0rdsr can he lett for the checking oil b
CHAS. p PUOH. General A4Iaxt- A~e ~
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lust RECEIVED ANOTHER SUPPLY OF THE
new Patent Perfect Raxors hast quality guaranteed
and not satsfactoEy o26O saeh q the
RodGers Cutlsry Store 81 Pa ava fo62S-0t
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AVOID CosTIyE HABIT OF body. not only be-
cause OF the attending discomfort, but lest IL eu-
gender diseases involving mora serious conse-
quenceS. Or. Jaynes Slnatiye Pills are eitiler
laxative or catharuc, according D The dose, and
may be depended upon 10 produce healthy secIe-
tons or the liver and stomach.
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FURTHER RISE IN orINrNr.-There was Co

FURTHER RISE IN QUINTSE.-There was consider
abe excitement In the qulnine market In Philadel
ihia saturday, In consequence o the great IRE &C
the factory of Powers q Melghtman The pr1ce OF
The drug. which has been only In moderate demand
Tor some time past, jumped from 81 TO s. so per
ounce. The foreign article, which had been quoled
as low as Sl.l0 per ounce. went up 10 81 50, with
only limited quantity offered at that price
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nR- ROBERTSON. REGULAR GRADUATE %
years experience guarantees cure in all diseases
IL the Urinary CrRans. Nervous Debility Blood Posons
skin DISEASES &c recent positively cured III too
days. No mercury caustcs used Can he consulted
every "Wednesday nnG Saturday, from 10 pm At his
Cf:e 456 kefers 10 leading u; sicians OF Baiti
Main Office. 30 y Liberty st Bai' more Md an
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WEEEIMES's RIGHTS on THE SrRFrrs-R,cvel

WHEEIMES's RIGHTS on THE STREETs.-BicyCle
riders VIII read with satisfaction the decision u
the chief justice OF the Illinois supreme court: "a
street IS IL le Tor the passage 0f persons and prD-
means OF transportation shall be used To say that
a new mode ., passage shall be banished from the
streets, no matter how much the general good Hay
require IL. simply because streets not So used
IN The days u Blackstone, would hardly comp0rt
with the advancement and enlightenment VI the
present age.'
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BARGAINS IN
SEAL SKIN sAcQUEs
FUR-LINED CIRCULARS.
We will be compelled in few days to remove all our
Furs and Ladies' Wraps from our Fur Department,
pending the improvements Of the adjoining property
Before doing this we will sell
36-inch SEAL sACQUEs. at s115 s125 and s13a
37-nch SEAL SACQUES. at $145.
SO inch SEAL SACQUES. at 1885,
4l-inch SEAL SACQUES. at $l7O
4nch SEAL SACQUES Uarge Size), $3.50
44-inch SEAL SACQUES. at $780,
4S-inch SEAL SACQUES. at $40
These prices are prime cost, and those desiring to
secure genuine Bargains. will call early.
SQUIRREL and MINK-LINED CIRCULARS 1t AIS
up, at
WILLETT RUOFF's,
febl6 SOS Pennsylvania avenua
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II HERZOG. 313 PENNSYLVANIA AVE N WI FOR
- mery at 308 9th street offers the greatest
bargains IN Dry Goods Ladies and Gentlemens Fur
nlshl gs. Ready made Children's Dresses &c,
As our expc nses are small we are sfisfei With email
profits Children's Dresses of all ages from use up
Chemises with trimming, own make from 25c up
made il the neatest styles
Our White Dress Shirts. laundried reinforced linen
bosom positively the best in the city for money
Our Neckwear Of the latest styles and Hosiery
lowest prices Our Ladies Hose loo per pair the best
new patterns just received beautiful designs from e
ayar up j. HERZOG,
feb1S- I'm No 3l2 pennsylyania ave "a W.
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CHANGES Hrs CREED-The y. 7. Tribune says:
The Rev. j. Hyatt Smith, acting pastor Of the East
Congregational church, who was pastor OF the Lee
Avenue Baptist church for thirteen years. formally
left the Baptist denomination yesterday, by unit
ing ia membership with the Congregational church
in which be is preaching. He VIII probably lie
called TO become its settled pastor.
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Held Tor Trial.
JERSEY CRY, n. j., March 3.-Francis J. Smith,
city treasurer OF Bayonne, was to-day held in
$1O:00O for trial on the charge OF embezzement
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To BE PROMOTED TO REAR ADMIRAL-Cpon the
retirement OF Rear Admiral 4. X. Hughes. Oh the
2lst inst, Commodore c. Ii. Wells, at present coin
handing the Portsmouth. y. H., navy yard, VIII be
promoted to be rear admiral
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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 Il Il. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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SECURITY Fnom Loss BIZ Buna1An.,

H|>SSSAAAAA u Nun AAOSS LII 2)O0<1AA6xs
ROBBERY. FIRE Oh ACCIDENT
THE NATIONAL sAFR DEPosIT COMPANx
ofWaahn8ton
In its own building,
CORNER 10TH STREET AND NEW York Avn
Perpetual Charter act Of Congress January I'D 1867
The Company rents ssfes inside il: Fire and BurSsr
Proof Vau!ts at prices varying from $5 to eco per
according to and location Rooms and Ueeks "a.
joining vaults. provided for Safe-renterA
VAULT DOORS GUARDED BY TIE SARGENT
TIME-LOCK.
SECURITIES AND yALUABLEs Of every descrip-
ton. including BONDS and STOCKS, PLATE. JEW.
ELRY, DEEDs; &c. taken for sAFE.KEEPING. ON
SPECIAL GUARANTEE. at the Lowest Ratea
BENJAMIN P. SNYDER President
CHARLES c. GLOVER, Of Rugs 4 %. icePresidsnt
JOHN CASSELS, Treasurer.
ALBEtV /. STUkTEVANT, Secretary
c. E Nyman. Asst Seoy
DIRECTORS:
BENJAMIN P Snyder. Charles c. Glover
John Cassels Henry A. Willard.
Albert l. Sturtevant Thomas Evans
John @. Parke. d1
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Incendiarfsn i'm New jersey.

ELIZABETH, n j., March 3.-Early yesterday
morning some 1ncendar1es fired large building in
Westf1eld belonging to the Foster estate and occu
pied as fancy goods store and dwelling. 1t was
destroyed with the contents. Loss 5000, insured
81 500 on stock and g 600 on the building.
Bad for the Canada Peach Crop.
ST. GATHERINGS, ONT, March 3.-The peach buds
throughout ontario have been completely destroyed
by the severe weather, not having been In very
good condition before the cold snap.
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COURT MARTIAL SENTENCE.-Capt. A. S. B. keyeS,
10th cavalry, who was tried by court martial on
charges OF duplicating his pay accounts, has been
sentenced to be repr1manded in general orders.
Mitigating circumstances caused The light SEN
tence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-03

ALEXANDER ARMSTRONG, who was appointed
postmaster at Armstrong Mills, Belmont county,
Ohio, In 1870, died last week.
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John Carter, OF 32O6 street, reports the robbery
OF two coats, valued at Sl4 on the night OF the
inst
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The CONTRACTS for furnishing post. once lock
boxes and drawers have been awarded to the SEQ
Vile Manufacturing company and the Yale &
Towne Manufacturing company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-03

TIE post once at woodstock, Va, has been
advanced from the fourth grade to the third with
salary OF 81 COO
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old VINE AND OLD FRIENDS AIRY u,,,,,~ :,
" the btst SO is JCslH'S Old Stand known Tor Vars
a. tl5S ,2l!S Place Were tfstCIsss SECUND-EATD
CLOTHING Col. lie sold al IeskectalIe ,,rIcs 49,
cal AZ ~ T'1iesS
StSAo D O'o STAND No SIC n street te.ween tlasai
-, 'it streets northwest
~~--'SSS - I---- A1Ol4.l.J aII-I.Ar4.I
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THE United States steamer Galena has arrived al
Port Royal on her way to the West Indiea
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BIDDING FOR WASTE MATERIAL-Bids were
opened to day at the city post Office for the sale of
waste material S. Bensinger was the highest BID
der for leather pouches and cotton canvas pouches,
E G. Wheeler for scrap leather and wa e Irvine.
and Hofermaier & CO. for waste paper. The bids OF
Hofermaler & Co. and 5. Bensinger were the same
for jute sacks. and the bids or s. Bensinger and E.
g. Wheeler for iron label cases were the same In
these cases the parties teing viii be invited 10 make
new bids
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WAsH1SaroN BRANCH
AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
as NINTH STREET N. W.

THE QUESTION ASKED BY THE PUBLIC:
How can they sell tho finest grades Of Teas Co6ses
and sugars at such fsbulouay low pricesf
WE ANSWER:
That we import our own Teas and Co6ees buy our
Sugars IN 500 barrel lots and satisfied with small
profit We determined to sell thu finest goods
lowest prices
feb20
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VNHOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
CATALOGUE SALE
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE
OIL PAINTINGS
COLLECTION OF VETERAN COLLECTOR AND
CONNOISSEUR,
Embracing
MANY SUPERB EXAMPLES OF MASTERS AND
MODERN CELEBRITIES
NOW RARELY OFFERED AT AUCTION.
ON FREE EXHIBITION
AT MY ART GALLERY, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
AND ELEVENTH STREET,
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MARCH AND 8. 1884
And the Sale to Commence
MONDAY. MARCH 10, AT IL O'CLOCK,
And continue at II T. M and D. m thereafter until all
are sold.
N B-Every accommodation will be made for parties
attending the sale
THOMAS BOWLING.
mn3-T Auctioneer.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE OF THE
MEDICAL LIBRARY AND INSTRUMENTS
of the late DR. JAMES s. BEALE
To be sold at my Auction Rooms,
THURSDAY. MARCH SIXTH, 1884.
AT HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK
N-B-Preserve your catalogue for use at SALE
mhS-st THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
V'HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer
SIX CRATES ASSORTED ,RoCKERY, LARGE AS
s sEsI M inS OF GROCERIES AND CIGARS AT
On THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH SIXTH, 1884
ab ~ within my auction rooms. shall sell
sale.
The trade and private buyers should give this sale
mhs-st THO-dAs DOWNING Auctioneer
vI'Hos. J. FISHER & CO., Real Estate Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL, ESTATE,
FRONTING 100 FEET ON q STREET AND 80
fEET On NINTH STREET NORTHWEST, M
PROVED BY 1WO-STUKY BRICK BUILDING,
OCCCP!ED FOR b sINESS PURPOSES. AND
TWO IHREE-STORY AND Alto BRICK
By virtue Of !. deed of trust dated June IS. AID
1877 and recorded i'll Iioer No SJ7 folio ALL ct
OF the land records of the District Of Columbia
at the reques OF the party ured thereby will offer
TOR sale. TOR cash, at public auction, in front of the
premises on WEDNESDAY, MARCH TWENTY
SIXTH 1884, at HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK NJ. :,
all OF lot numbered three go and the thirty 800
feet front and running back with that width eighty
seven (S fe III depth of Lot numbered two CD ali in
square numbered four hundred and five t4Oo) q the
same known and described upon the plat plan of
Washington City In District together with the
provements thereon
depo it Of $500 will be required at time Of sale. All
conveyanclng at cost OF purchaser and deposit to be
forfeited if the terms of sale not complied with
within ten days from date of sale
RICH RID w. TYLER Trustee.
mh3 So 1O121 II 19222A26
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Medical Director P. J. Horwitz, US n, was to-day
placed upon the retired list This retirement causes
the promotion OF Medical Inspector A. c. GorRas to
be medical director, and Surgeon A. 8. Obery to be
medical inspector
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MAILER B WILLIAMS / co. Auctioneers.

MAILER B. WILLIAMS X CO.. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY BRICK DWELL
ING No. 1903 I STREET NORTHWEST AND LOT
lSxlOU TO ALLEY.
By virtue of deed of trust. dated January 31st -
: ID 49, and duly recorded in IibAr No 9S2 folio &Ei
S5 Ct sea- one of the land records for the District A
Columbia, and at the request of the party secured
thereby viii offer for sale at public auction front
lisa, at H ALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. Lot No
two % IN George COburs subdivision of square No
IN Washington city. i'll said District. together with
the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale Qne-hrd cash. of which 800 must be
pad at time OF sale and the balance in equal payments
IL one ana two years to be secured purchasers notes
hearing interest from day of sale and deed of trust
On property sod to the satisfaction of he trustee
Nyaii'g and recording al purchasers cost Terms of
sale to Ue compiled with in SIX days after sale else
right to resell risk and cost Of pur-
Chaser IN default
teb2l-dtdbs WI. F. HOFFMAN Trustee
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, SrRrKe.-A boss mason said

The HOD-CARRIERS' SrRIKE.-A boss mason said
to TIE STAR to-day: "We cannot tell what proper
ton OF the hOd-carrierS will strike. The day has
been cold that no work could be done 50 we .are
In ignorance OF just how many men viii go into II.
We are determined to resist the demands OF the
men,
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RANGE OF THE THERNoMETER.-The following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
ocer today:-7a- 10, 24.3 II an, 29.6. PIN, 315
Maximum, 30.7: minimum. 3D..
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STEAMERS.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK. H.yRR
LONDON. SOUTHAMPTON AND BRFsIFN.
Ihe steamers OF tins cCmpany will sail EVERY WE'D
NESDAH AND SATI RlAI from Bremen pier foot Of
"a street DC bCken. Rates OF passage From New York
E&vTe London, Southampton and Bremen. first cabin
Seo anc slOl; second cabin, $50. steera@e It low
r. For freight or passag-e apply to pEIRICHS x
& Co, S25 L, Lnsy lvaIIa avenue northwest: CHAS
Wal L.. - 4 street. Agents WASHINGTON jall
CUNAED LINE
NOTICE
LANE ROUTE
aHE CCNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR
FROM PIER 90 y r. NEW YORK
EefFla.---- We'd VAR ). Iepi aIonla " ed. April g
FsY Ehia Wed. Mar H. - VIA. We'd. AID Il g
S S1,s, Wed, Mar ~ scytlin Ned, April 1e
AND EvEKl WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORh
rates OF Passage-S6U $50 and SlO0. according
steerage very low Steerage tickets from Iv
greco ard Queenstown and all other Europe
Invest rates.
1hrouGh bills Of laden given for Belfast. Giaszow
EaSrs antwerp ami ether ports Gu the Continent and
3Sr Mediterranean ports.
Tor freight AID passage apply at The Companys Office
No b ling Green, 10th steera2e and cabin to
SIlS ElGELOW x Co. e05 eth street. Washington
hA1NON H. BROWN CO, New YORK
Tito Aessrs OTIS BIGELOW & co,
.allIZ COS 18th street. Washington
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star.
The Troops Not to be Withdrawn.
4 STATEMENT RECEIVED WITH CHEERS By TIE
BRITISH LORDS.

LONDON. March Sin the house OF lords to-day,
Earl Granville. foreign secretary OF state, in reply
70 an inquiry OF the Marquis OF Salisbury, said that
tne reports OF the immediate withdrawal OF the
Brlt1sh troops from the Soudan absolutely I'M
true This statement was received with loud
cheers
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me0lca1 inspector.
NAVAL PRoxor1oNsL-Ths retirement Of Rear Ad.
miral w. q. Temple Friday caused the promotion
OF Commodore 7. g. Phelps to be rear admiral By
retirement and promotion named there was q
by the promotion Of Capt Ralph Chand .er. Com.
mander Jno A. Howard was promoted to DO cap
tain by the promotion OF Chandler and the retire
ment OF Capt A. w. johnson.
HIGH PRICE FOR PoroxAc SHAD-This morning
his fishing landing SIX shad which nef
Immediately sold by r. A. Golden for S. Is each
and 500 herring which sold on landing Tor SIS pei
thousand,
"ExcR1sIoR" AND THE B. AND P. RAnRoAp-The
Baltimore and Potomac railroad company has ar
ranged to run special train from Washington to
Baltimore and from Baltimore TO washington du-
ring the engagement In Baltimore, at the Academy
drama, Excelsior Commencing Tuesday. March 4tn.
and continuing up to and including Saturday,
March the 18th. Special train leaves Washington
625 m; arrive at Calvert station Baltimore 73O
q. m. Returning, leave Calvert station 100 p m:
arrive at Washington 1900 midnight 1t is likely
that large number OF Washington people win
Gist Baltimore during this performance It is
without doubt the greatest production that has
been placed upo2 the stage. The Baltimore and
and block signal system, possesses many advantages
in the way OF quick time, unsurpassed accommo-
dations and the location OF their stations In both
cities being central, are facts we'll worth being
keing kept In view Attention is called 10 the tact
That the Academy of Music Is located within six
t6, cQuares OF Calvert station, Baltimore which
allows patrons OF the Baltimore and Potomac rail-
road ample time to reach the academy before the
performance begins and reach the station after the
conclusion OF the performance In time TO take the
special train leaving Calvert station at HOO D. m
drawers OF the desk used by Capt Filler, captain
OF the watch In the Interior department, and gave
birth In these limited quarters 70 litter Of Kittens
the captain unlocked the drawer the next morning.
There were no District cases decided In the o. q.
Supreme Court to-day.
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FJNHE OTTO GAS ENGINE
kea9ires 10 boiler avoids all expensive attendance
no loss OF time no handling of fuel ashes Is
used extensively for running Passenger and Freight
Elevators, Sewing Machines, Meat Choppers, Printing
ard Ruling Machinery. tAthes. &c. &c This engine
Possesses the least number VI workn. parts aud
great six 2licity OF mechanism.
+ CT particulars to pr.ceA &C.. Apply Office D.
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TOHN r KELLY
~ DEALER IN FIRsT-C CLASS
BEEF. LAMB. VEAL, MUTTON. &c. CORNED REEF
SPECIALITY
Stalls eos 600 ard $50 Center Market 9th street wing
ana 2Ut and us Northern Liberty Market: or address
Box il. City Post Office
Marketing delivered Of charge to all parts of tbs
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VNHOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer
ExECgToR,s SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
HA5k e SL Sir4,i PARISk fgkSITSkE, n +
eAR Ma1H 2Sb Ma 1S5aa Yr4Bt5
F Fer HEbS HAZE A
STOVES. KITCHEN REQ JlsITE1. &C. C, &C. 1-''
On THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH SIXTH 1894
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK shall sell at residence
hold fleets. c. NJ MATTHEW'S.
feb29-dts Executor
(tHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMpROvED
" FEN EssIATE 9S S0k OH CAPITOL STREET.
, BY virtue OF decree OF the preIne Court Of mn
the District Of Colu,nba passed the 9th day Of 20
december 1899 tand amended on the 18th day Of r
wherein the National Union Insurance conpsny Is f.
PAN PAN ~ and John Tyler and Others are fenants
Of Mkch Ga s dS e.
I'D in the subdivision o; lot No one D in SQUARE No
six hundred and thirty $500 according the netes and
bounds. covenants and conditions set forth and de-
entered into by and between ndrew Wylie and May c.
his wife and Margaret Helzel. recorded with the
of the land records Of Washington county in the
Distri Of Columbia also all that part of said lot one
Of fronting North Capitol street thirty Ave 35 feet
and ten u0l inches by depth of one hundred and
twenty u20) feet These lots will be sold separately
lerlns of sale as prescribed by the decree Onethrd
o. the purchase III in cash. aud the in nine
t9 and eighteen S) months from the date Of sale For
give their notes drawing six 90 per interest per
anuum secured by deed deeds of trust on the prop
s o h. s Gep sns q fifty $50 dollars
chaser or purchasers. JOHN HEAD; trsssse eu'
DUNCANsON BROS, Aucts feb2Cdts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-03
District Government Affairs.

MISCELLANEOUS.
Pr. Carley Bro, were on saturday licensed as
retail liquor dealers.
MT. A. {. Mountain, city surveyor OF Sidney,
Australia, In note 10 the Commissioners, asks TO
be informed In relation 10 what has been the eX-
perience OF the authorities OF this city with wood
pavementS