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HERR Won EISENDECKER, the German minister,
stated to-day that he had received the slightest
Information regarding either his recall or transfer
from the post here. He is OF The opinion that the
reports are entirely without foundation.
DISTRICT CASE IN THE u. 5. SUPREME CoURT-In
the L. s. Supreme Court to-day, rule was granted
upon the judges OF the District Supreme Court 70
show cause why the mandaluuS prayed tor hy
Capt. A. Grant should mol be awarded. The rule
Is made returnable On the l4th OF October next
Ohio Legislature and Election Fra uGs.
COLUMBUS, OHIO April 14-The legislature adj
1ourned this morning until next January. Before
ad1ouTning "A resolution WAS adopted appointing a
committee TO Investigate the election frauds al Gin
clnnau
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-sTORY AND BASE
. MENI BRICK DWELLING NO. 1904 R STREET
NOHIHWEST, AND LOT 2ls4A10o TO ALLEY.
By virtue Of deed of trust, dated September l5 -
1882 and duly recorded in Iiber No 10l7. folio 237 lid
ct seq one OF the land records the District of AA
by we viii otter for at public auction IN Fl ut Of
FOURTH, 1891 at FIVE O'CLOCK +. M Lot 21 in
Goldman and Adams executors and trustees. subdivision
together with the improvements thereon.
Terms of sale: Onethird CASH of which 800 must be
Paid at time Of sale, and the balance equal pavIncns
IN one and two years to be secured by
bearing interest from day Of sale at per in
terest annually aud deed of the prop
erty sold to the satisfaction OF the Trustees Conveya
cling and recording at purchasers cost. Terms sale
to be complied with in six days after sale else Trustees
right to resell at rk and cost of purchaser
default. WM r. HOLTZMAN.j -.
apl2-dtds FRED. KOONES, ( trustees
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No. 435 1th street northwest. [
RANDALL HAGNER Z trustee
sp5-d&ds 40 Louisiana ave- northwest

FINHOMAS +. WAGdAMAN Real Estate Auctioneer
In pursuance Of the provisions Of the will Of the
late William NJ. Morrison. of record the office of ssi
the Register Of Wills Of the District of Columbia l
shall sell, at public auction the TWFNTY FIRST
DAY OF APRIL. 1884, at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ in
front Of the premises the House and Lot situated on
street between Pennsylvania and street north
west known the northern % feet of lot a. in square
No 49 by depth Of I25 feet. running back that width
to an alley 25 feet wide
Terms: e-fourth cash; balance In six twelve and
eighteen months with interest cash. at the option of
purchaser.
W H. MORRISON, Surviving Executor.
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auct apl l.dEds
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MARRIAGE LICENsES-Marrtage licenses have
Sumby and Sarah Brown, both OF this city; Henry
Johnson and Mary A. Stewart; Frederick a. Laur-
valid and Jordena Speckmon; Dennis Johnson and
Wilson, Of Alexandria; Jose Ignaclo Rodriguez and
Mary A. Joyce; George Garrison and Carrie Lacey,
Rosie Mormon; John T. Donaldson and Maria Louise
Hampton; Thomas Parker and Lucy James; Richard
McGrath and Catherine c. Foley; Pasqual H. Girard
Fletcher.
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CHARLES W. HANDY, Real Estate Agent.

CyHARLES ". HANDY Real Estate Agent
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
On The NORTH SIDEOF c STREET. BETWEEN
EIGH H AND NINTH STREETS; EAST SIDE OF
Ninth. BETWEEN G. AND d 81 REETS AND ON
WEST SIDE OF ELEVENTH. BETWEEN NORTH
STKEET AND MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
BY virtue of deed of trust dated October Goth 80
A. D. 1888 and recorded in liter No l0G1 folio IyS ID
ct seq one OF the land records for the District d.
Columbia We s offer at public auction ont of
the premises the following descr bed real estate situate
III the city OF Washington. District of Columbia wit
ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL SIXTEENTH, 1884. at
-FOUR O'CLOCK Phi, Lot numbered two t2) i'll square
numbered nine hundred and sixteen (916.)
On SAME DAY. at IlALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P
Nj Lot numbered SIX 90 in square numbered nine hun
bred and thirty eight (938)
On SAME DAY, at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, Lots num-
bered nine CD ten O0 eleven d. twelve 2 IL square
numbered nine hundred and sixty five 1861 same
have been newly snbdivded by us. and which sub
division will be exhibited az time of sale.
Terms: One-third in cash. and the balance in six
twelve eighteen aud twenty months with interes
at SIX per cent Per an1uIn, secured 10y deed of
trust on the pro- erty sold or all cash at option
OF the purchaser or purchasers. A deposit of
$50 will be requd at the time Of sale ON eacl.
lot. and all recording and eonveyancng at the e1
peLse Of purchaser or purchasers Terms be
be resold at the risk and cost of the defautnx
chaser after five days advertisement
DANIEL O'C. CALLAHAN
No 435 7th street northwest.
RANDALL HAGNER, Z trustees.
SD5-dEda Louisiana Ave !
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TRENTON, \. j., April lathe municipal election
~ oeing held here to-day. The night Is mostly po-
license question Is at stake The citizens reform
association, started by Mabee English, temper
a al agitators, wants common council and mayor
ID laVer OF the restriction OF licenses The aSSociA
ton Is working generally for the republicans Col
K A. Donnelly is the democratic candidate for
candidate.
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WHAT TO Do WITH THE INEBRIATRs.-The1e lecture
in the scientific course at the National Museum last
Saturday was delivered 10y DR.. w. W. Godding,
superintendent OF st. EliZabeth's insane asylum
His subject was, "What Shall We Do With the
1nebriates." He argued that there should be a
place OF detention for inebriates entirely distinct
from other hospitals; the inmate should be CON-
PEELED to work, confined for an indefinite time and
be under the care OF well Informed physician. A
second commitment should be for term OF years,
with a subsequent probationary term ike the
ticket-Of-leaye system In England.
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FOR FRESH BEEF.

OFF1CK A. g. g.,
WASHINGTON Barracks, Dc. March 5th 1884
Sealed Proposals in trpcate the usual
ditons with copy of this ST ached will
De recsdved at this Office until TWELVE O'CLOCK
at which time and PLACE they WI be opened IN presence
required by the Subsistence Department. o. Army OF
this post for issue to troops thereat during the fiscal
year commencing July LIST. 1884
The contract for Fresh Beef shall be construed
involve the United states in any Obligation payment
IN excess OF tbs appropriation granted by Congress fol-
the purpose
Proposals must be enclosed In sealed envelopes mark
ed Proposals for Fresh Beef addressed to the un-
dersgne The government reserves the right reject
any all proposals
Blank Proposals giving information a. to conditions
quality Of beef payments amount of bond &C. must be
obtained by application to this Office,
SEBREE SMITH
mhlS l9&aplA15 LIST 1t. r. Q n. ID Art, A. c. 8.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

hONCANSON BROS, Anctioneers.
MAGNIF1cENr SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURN1.
TURE CONSISTING IN PART OF PARLOR
SUITE UPHOLSTERED IN EMBOSSED PLUSH,
TTUURKISH CHAIRS TURKISH ROCKERS, PLUSH
TOP TABLES PARL0R LIBRARY BOOKCASE
AND DESK. FRLNCH PLATE lIER MORROR,
FRENCH PLATE MANTEL "IRRoRs ANTIQUE
STYLE FRAMED, WALNUT CHAMBER SUITE
WITH FRENCH PLATE SWINGING GLASS, WAL.
NUT WARDROBE, WALNUT CHlFFONIER, WITH
MIRROR ATTACHED; WALNUT CYLINDER
Desc, WALNUT LADIES, DESK. NJ T. CENTER
TABLES, FANCY BAMBOO CHAIRS. WALNUT
AAkBLE-ToP sIDEEoAhD. WALNUT DINING
CHAIRS, WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE, RAW
sILk GoUcH. LEATHER RECLINING
HAIL CHAIRS. COTTAGE SETS, SPRINGS,
PILLOWS AND BOLSTERs. BLANKETS. BED
DING, WALNUT PLATFORM CRIB, BODY BRUS-
Sells ANDo OTHER CARPETS RUGS, CROCKERY
AND GLASSWARE KITCHEN REQUISITES &c.
BEING THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF DWELL
ING NO. 124 E STREET NORTHWEST, AT AUC-
TON.
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING APRIL SIXTEENTH
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK will sell, the
above named residence. the elegant furniture contained
therein. having been i'll for short time This sale
Presents an unusual opportunity housekeepers and
others to obtain first Class well-kept furniture.
House open for inspection early morning Of SALE
Terms cash.
apl2-3t DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts
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THE q. s. steamer Yantic arrived at Matanz
saturday.

THE SWISS MINISTERIAL the State department
no credence is attached to the report that Mr..
Emile Frey, the Swiss minister, has been forced to
resign. He has applied for leave Of absence, to
begin on May 10th, but he undoubtedly Will return
this summer, as he has engaged rooms on Iowa
circle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-14

SURGEON W. K. SCHoFIELD. OF THE NAVY, has sat
isfactor1ly passed the examination for promotion
at Mare Island, Cal, and Will be promoted TO be
medical inspector.
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star.
Wreck OF the Steamer Re,,ane.

NEW YORK, April 1A-It is reported that a cofYee
nrm here has received dispatch stating that the
total loss OF Bahia with her cargo All her paSsen-
gers were saved.
later report Is that the Reliance was lost on
Bahia, at which port she touches While on her way
north.
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RANGE oP THE THERA0METER.-The following
were the readings at the Office or the chief signal
officer to-day1a M, 81 II am, 81 o. III, %.
Maximum, 57.5: minimum, 36.2
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Tvs DYNAMITE AIR GUS-The experiments sat-
utuaA Win Sils new ar ana dynamite gun at Fert
Hamilton, New York, were SATISFACTORY dlrersuf
sled cartridges being usri. which Ia Ia case went
Over ionr iet from the point aimed at aad reached
u distance OF 600 yards
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MADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR LA.
M dies ALI female complaints quickly cured Can be
consulted daily 1t l245 It'll street Once hou
from to o'clock pm. with ladies only. mhl3-2n.
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nANENHOWER SON.
- Real Estate and insurance Brokers'
l2l6 street northwest

1NHE OTTO GAS ENGINE
Requires no boiler avoids all expensive ATTENDANCE,
loss Of time handling Of fuel ana no ashea n Il
need .ntensivsly fer running Passenger and Freight
and Iithorsphc Presses Coffee Mills Koasters Paper
and Ruling Machinery, Iathes. &C.. &c This engine
Possesses the least numbar " working parts, and
great sin plicity Of mechanism.
For particulars to pr1caA &c. Alpiy HI ONice D:
WashlnRton Gas Light Co. Ul3
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TI'EF GREAT

II
TO TIE NORTH. "EsE And sDLTHwFsr
f1lll 4 FIJI rtfrcr NNhAoSIrIfEI IN W
skATSs L,svE WAsEI> eros, PROM sTaTIox coHyx.
Jup1tebu-. AID the West Caca.o Limited Fxp-es,
s1Fs-@ce sieeyinz Carr al 40 daily Fast i-na
O. CINCINNATI Western Express 30 p II day ~ "a
s l@,. SS a c G. h5i;S sad 6 OFF, ly Gs
..ftTir| Car i7t;s5urE 10 CHICAGO Mail KzIr,s,
o s a{ Oar ~ ii,sgg ana n, CIV the wes with
baltimore AND ioT0MAC KaiLtoAp
r. 3 ,sig Az! Ss,rtay Nth ti PsIaS@ aa ,T,
Mssh ston 70 70. hester. and Arlington to buffalo
1Fsin ltir3 Washington saturday Llsnt VIII Lot
80 W'liisrsror: Lock Haven and Lmira. ats;40l n
I.i NeM EoiA and me East. s:l5a m 10 ;oa m. 10
y - g. 20 I4u!:s, Express OF iuI4l4a. IaTiOr Cara
4 p. a ~ d y esc,li sunday ,r, ,r0,,, 10
ssl bI@s5: = s. Al through trains connect a. Ter
a. tarr ~ fnIfdr itIee sHois oLs isr
~. ~ I, aersss New lorL City;
,Ed i l& On sunday 20 1000 and * p M
ft- hIiTess 50 a m daily. e1cep; SUNDAY
sTnda =, a. $50 40. 100 aud LIS p on
ssOlois0 IL 90. ~. ~. lO:OO AID II -
t.; FGIt.s Creek Line. 30 n and l,4cp N. daily
esn aHai'iis i" m ard 44op m daily e1ceptsun-
Y.E ASP AIE2ANjhiA ASD Nas III GAt
fei Al. a.naTl. IS. ~ s25 II os and IL ss ain.
e = 49, 6:2. O. and II :35 pm Un sardsY.;
1tr RtcInond srd Ihs sc Sontb u, o. and ..r
1la,ns issfe Aie Sals; f1s s. sundsy.
ana LIZ 10 a. n loS a 5;Io i:6 ana "a: .op
n s'a ~ ~, nciiht On Sunday ii 10 and To- 70
INks's aild information Tire Office ro-+,..s.
sen xisrs eit for si sSe a q a; the ss.
j X No %ad ~ '. u; ana Residence
ChAs PIoH. General Manager A<s nr5
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CHICAGO, April l4.-The markets opened this
morning with a weakening tendency, wheat shad-
Ing on &c at the start. May wheat sold down to
e2K, rose again to 80, and is now--lO a.m.-s2x.
Corn also sold of, May now being quoted at 4sA.
Pork Is weaker at SIZES for May. Lard is lower at
fs3713 for May. The weather is pleasant and mod
erately warm.
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ap14-3t
DRoPosALs FOR FRESH BRET, MUTTON, 10
OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEPOT Coxa11ssARY
OF SUBSISTENCE,

OFFICE PURcHAsrNa AND DEPOT CoN21rssARY
SUBSISTENCE,
WASHINGTON. DC. April Is, 1884
Sealed Proposals. in trPhcate addressed TO the under
signed. viii be received at this Office until TWELVE
O'CLOCK NOON. on THURSDAY. MAY FIFTEENTH.
1884 At which time and place they VIII be opened in the
CURED by the Subsistence Department United States
fiscal year commencing July 1st 1884
Separate Proposals win also be received for furnish
such choice cuts Of Fresh Beef. Mutton and Corned
Beef az may be required for sales to officers.
The government reserves the right to reect any all
proposals.
Information ss to conditions quality Of Beet. psy.
ment, &C.. can be obtained by application to
". H. NASH.
Ap1+6t Cspt. and C. g. o. s. A
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T,EOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

VNNEOMAS OONL1NG. AuctOneer.
cHASGERY SALE Of xAtEasIE IPRoyEp AND
sH
. BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court OF -
the District Of C9uWDis, sitting in equity PASSED "a
B ihs OF 81 aFH ! iss4 at F1H dcGK
M on the pre9ises. sell the following described real
$50 wit! ESa Nm ta
division OF the tract Of land known Prospect Hill
SO 81 and s.. the said -dvison Of Prospect Hill
consisting OF large and welbuilt brick dwelling aud
sale: all cash the option o. the purchaser or pur
improved lot and $3.50 on the HOMESTEAD Il terms u Of
si e' xs Sn to a.y DAY
ery at the risk and cost Of the dsfaultng purchaser
purchasers JOHN NJ 4s siSls rn ssssu.
In orer to secure % the purchaser purchasers Of the
and d valid III, Z i sSqe g the SAID property shall
aps-ds MAKGARET A. THYsoN.
FENUs1EEs' SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED
= fshEfH
osss ss i sf
81 ihs Of shs IF scas
PaK Rf Fl lss AT o n4 1see
parcel of land and premises known and described ON
the public plat plan Of said city the whole
20 and the 3) three inches 'front.' and with that
width to the Of lot In Starr and Metcafs SUBJ
division of original lots ( five and (6 six in square No.
2s twenty eight having front OF fifteen feet and
inches on street northwest.
Terms Of sale: The amount OF the Indebtedness
secured by said deed Of trust unpaid with the expenses
OF sale In cash. and the balance at months for which
the notes Of the purchaser bearing Interest from the
day OF sale and secured by deed Of Srst the pro-
perty sold shall be taken deposit of fifty dollars
Quired OF the purchaser purchasers the Of
SALE and AL at the OF the purchaser
,,-~,.~,,o,- mo-, II. WARNER. Trustee.
DUNCANSON BROS AuctloneerB. ap9-dGdO
nANENHOwER SON
~ Real Estate and Insurance Brokers'
l2l6 street northwest
TRUSTEES, SALE OF TWO; STORY STORE AND
DWELLING, No. 1856 c STREET SOUTH, SOUTH
WEST CORNER OF FOURTH STREET EAST.
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated November 5th -
1873. and recorded in Liber ga folio 24l. ct SEQ
will sell at public auction in front the prem -
ses. at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. on SATURDAY April.
NINETEENTH. 1884, sub Lot A. III Geo. A. Barr's sub
division Il ORIGINAL lot l. in square 79l together with
the improvements thereon.
Terms: deposit of 800 at time Of sale: third
cash balance IN equal payments Of twelve and eigh-
teen months with cent until pail secured by deed
Of trust the premises all cash In the event of
failure to comply with terms within seven days the
property will be resold at the and cost OF the de-
fsultinx Ct the Of the pur-
WILLIAM H. MAIN, trustees.
sp1l-dtls THOMAS DOWNING Auct
vI,HE OTTO GAS ENGINE
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MEDICAL. dc.


nR. LEON. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
II only rfigb laties' PHI Stefan IN the city, can le
consulted DAT y. 30 Missouri avenue FIRST street sou IA
81 leinsg lya'a avenue bet 81 aud a. sfr.t~
female complaints and Irregularities quickly rruov
PROMPT Treatment Correspondence ard consultations
strictly c"ldertsl SEPARATE for LADIES' ofsss
huNis-l To AHo q 10 b spl4 Inn
Id FAD AND BE WISE.-DR BROTHERS g0s sT
southwest, hiI@arsd before and made oath that
r Is the oldest Established ErT.Fr SI.4.Alist ina tbs
Cstyaid VIII guarantee a In all ds-
and furnish Medicine charge, the poor fur
lshd Medicine free. Consaltsti,n and svice free nj
any hour durin. the day Subscribed and sworn 10 be-
fore Le by Or BAOIELnS. AIrll "a. lsh4
SAMUEL II WALKER
ap2-lm' Notary Public
nR. ROBERTSON THE EXPFRT SPECIALIST
who stands Ligh in his irui sson, &c acknowledge
L. he expert without peer The vide world the
treatment and Of Private, Nervous and ChruIgs
Diseases. Lost Vitality, Ir pAir-d Manhood Ahusss
Of the system Bladder. kidney and all Of tisa
Urinary ORGANS. fesnt cases Positively cured in te
days N mercury or caustlcs used. Can be consult1
tFery Wednesday and Saturday, from to pm hbs
Office. AZ kfers 20 leading physiclans - baltl
Nam Office. 30 n Liberty St. Bal GInOre. Nd mhal
DE YE HEALED. 60 TO DIR BROTHERS, SO AND
I'D 90s street southwest and b. cured The only
liable resident adye-s physician IN Washington be
has given his IartiCnar Atteton TO tie treatment ana
cure Of all forms 81 Dis ase" particularly that a
private character. for over 81 year. mh25-lms
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Extract from the Paris Figaro.l
The Royal ThfidAce Soaps,

We are asked by what special means our beau
tiful Partstennes preserve their hands at that de-
gree Of transparency which Is an Indication OF
lends such charm to the slightest pressure OF the
finger.
This perfection is due simply to the daily use Of
two soaps which have a world wide reputation and
are exclusively employed in royal households, VIZ,
the Royal Thridace Soap and the veloutine Soap,
made by Violet. The extracts used In the prepare
ton OF these Two CHEFS dRsUres OF the perfumer's
laboratory tmpart wonderful softness and supple
ness to the skin and that lily Wilderness which Is
the mark OF supreme distinction.
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Recent Real Estate Sales.


In the case OF the Lorin Blodgett trustee, aCt
Grant ct al, Involving the title to the Jamaica
tract>, as to defendants, CreSSweu and Barber the
complainant has filed security for costs: Eugene L.
Lucas going on the bond Judge James has ap-
proved the bond. The only party OF the name "
Eugene {. Lucas in the directory Is one whose bust
ness is pilot, residing at 2l5 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest.
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ForR CoNcERrs.-The ponular sd. Cecilia onar.

FOUR C0SCERTs.-Ihe popular St Cecilia Quar-
tette will give grand concert at Congregational
church this evening, assisted by Prof BiScnoiT. 4
very inviting program has been prepared--The
famous Nendelssohn Quintette club will give a
concert at Lincoln hall Tuesday evening, assisted
by Madame Cora GieSe. Seats be secured AT
MetZerott's.-A concert Will be given al Mcken-
dree church tomorrow evening by the MatrOp0li-
tan church choir.-Iittle Master SkivtnCion Is 10
be given a testimonial concert at Carroll Institute
hall this evening. The Tennessee jubilee singers
Will take part
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AFFAIRS AT THE CAPITOL.
The Day Before the Rattle.

The TAkIFF STRUGGLE TOMORROW.
Both factions o: the democratic party are holding
their breath until tomorrow. There are vague
runors OF compromise, and hints slyly dropped
10 The effect that the Morrison bill viii not be called
up tomorrow. These, however. come chiefly from
the protecuonists, and hooted at by the reform
erS Mr. Randall returned to the capital to-day.
ana following his return are rumors OF consuita-
uons and possible changes OF tactics The Ohio
delegation has called q meeting for tonight, and
the delegations OF other states will consult during
the day and evening.
The District Appropriation Bill.
IT'S PROVISIONS As AGREED UPON BIT THE HOUSE Az
PREPARATIONS COMMITTEE.
The House appropriations committee agreed upon
the District appropriation bill this afternoon. The
total appropriation is 81 CT. 2sl9s The sum asked
Tor was S1,7l9.5l2A The bill provides for fifteen
audltlona policemen: reduces the street improve
ment fund from $4,000 from last year TO 81, 00G
approprtates $4,000 for q new engine house; pro-
schools, at an annual increase OF IS each and pro-
yides for the erection OF three additional school
buildings
1t provides for interest OF sinking fund on the
FUNDED debt, exclusive OF water bonds, 81 ,2lS 9 81
and provides IN addition that no payment shall be
audit OF the District Of Columbia, under authority
OF The act approved June 20, 1874, that shall not
be presented for payment within one year
from the date OF the approval OF this act,
and 1t shah be the duty OF the Commits
sioners Of the District OF Columbia to cause
notice to be given to the holders said certificates
TO make presentation within the time fixed, by
publication In two newspapers in the city OF wash
1ngton each once week for three successive weeks
following the approval OF this act, and once week
the date OF the expiration OF the time fixed herein,
Within Which payment may be made,
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Wall Street To-day.

THE STOCK MARKET DEPRESSED
NEW YORK, April IA, Wall street, lbs p. m.-The
Post says: The stock market this forenoon was de-
unsettle Confidence and the selling movement
which was undoubtedly TO q large extent OF long
stock, increased through the forenoon. The coal
shares and the southwestern stocks were weaker
than the general market 1t was noticeable that
all OF GOuld's stocks were weak this forenoon.
There was comparatively little business In the
ket for railroad bonds
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NORTH GERA.,N LLOYD

IN STEAMSHIP LIE BETWEEN WV York n .yrx
IoSDoS, SoUTssMPTOS AMP BRFMES.
Tie steamers OF this company Will sail EVERY WE'D
CESDA1 AND SAT- RDAI from Bremen pier. foot NJ
Sd street Hoboken Rates Of passage From New York
dayre. London Southampton AMI Bremen cabin,
so ~ second cabin. SEQ: storage IT lowest
rates For freight or PASSAGE apply To pELRICHS s
CO. Bowling Green. New York: " G NETZEkUTT
Z CO, S25 Psnnsy lvaIII. north west: CEAS
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TO-1!OR ROW.
hCNCANSOS BROTHERS. AuCtioneers,
~ 81 and 3Iy 9Th ST q. ", cor DIST

" 1u ' '' ST. L. "" 00i'D''
NFSr OF PHI or Sf1iTES f>PH6f TEBEn IN
Sill HAIR ri ORR sSD OTT3FR CSVFRJNGS.
I,ItT-S SJYf rs aND WORK VANSHIP. X Al
STDFsoSRDSA VFKY FTNf Val Mt u AT
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-14

Three burglars bored through the wall OF house
adjoining their own in Philadelphia Saturday and
secured nearly $4,000, the lifetime savings OF q
family OF Italians.
College, and Mr.. Gardner Moss, 1r.. SECRETARY of
the New Haven gas company, arrived In Baltimore
SATURDAY on sous having ma is fnia