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VIZ DE MEYER
It b now undisputsd shas WEI DE MrYE1,s CA.
TARH CURE ID shs only treatment sha. WI shsoaus.
~ cure Casszrh--fresh q chfunaa "1tH msrvl Hsv
A. F. Fr,sA cstro, NJ" "zsrosorsd m, 70 the pu,utt
Rev. George Z. ksis ochlsvf1ls r. r" -ons box r,di.
cally cured me. Rev. G. Il Taylor. 40 Noble street.
Brooklyn" "Aperfect cure a4tsr 80 ysars sulssrins
Of testimonials ars received from ali pats Of the world
Delivered. ol00. Dr. wd D. NeyGss ~TRIATIsE, y
with statements by the cured msiita frsa D. b Dewey
/ Co.. 1s2 Fulton street. NE dlS.Atth.sot
Evening star., 1884-03-13

The New York Stock Market.
Thefollowing are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. II. Dodge. $50 18th street:
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Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOCTIwFST

noTsLE FKAch p.a>,ffiI SHIKNPIp SS6kiSfRr
N EFFECT >Os kMbfk IorH. l,s3.
1KAINs LEAVE NAzHIaGTCS From STATION coRxKs
4: Palace Sleeping Car az 4C daily Fast Line
Il Caciist western E1prcss 70 H. daIiy %ttlf
Fs-aee Cars te i1,tseury Aiso: SOansctss : dY.y for
SiesI:nS Gar P.ttsbs.rx Clics4o- Nal Express
j . , m. daiIy Tor Pi,t-tTIg sri the West NTH
ia IAffiMOkE 9STSitjf ASD ToIoNAC EkiLRoAD.
For Erie, Cansndal.ua. Rochester Buffalo, NIAGARA,
Tsslig-ol 10 Rochester and Washington 70 EUflalo
I-a i-aviux s-ilIigton Oh Saturday Light viii LOT
To- w:isII.sport Locs Haven and Elnira. s,s:iO. IL
Ie- Ne.s YoTk snJ the East. Sis lo:soa n 40
100 loco Gnd II Is L. On Sunday. 200 l0o0 and
i IS > L.. Limited f,press Of Pullman ra.or Cara
1ef Boston wIILouI chanse i0p IL every week day
D. ~ =, tSgnday & 50 , m ,,., =, ,s-
s.y city With beats OF Brooklyn Annex; ztordinz
c.ct transfer tc Fulton street avoiding double fer
IeT fhsl@dsph,a IS and io:so n lao 90 1000
tLo ni2 L. u sunday 60. 1000 and II 10 p IL
I SIS = y H1s iaao eIfts 20
inEdsy :. !. 81 - 81 m deo9 % AID d. ill3 2 n y5
II i9.e's Creek Line. too a n and 44op Il. daily
fSs ANNAPOLIS 80 and 40 n daily exceptsun-
S1iSaSss tGR sfhEPGhSsSHa zs6 Gt5
Is and Il Il Is Il 0s @ a1S Sl = SUNDAYS 81 aa:
s.I Richmond ana the South IS and IL os am dali,
1,sie 1nc ~. iVsIIs m 7. osLy s1sep: sunday
and 1870 leo sos ~ Io j 70 ss s'I "a 10 20 ~ y
N and u :l0 Inidnlsht On sundss Az OK & 5aas i &
Isket. and INFORMATION at the oce northeast co-ns,
e. 49, Srl. $40 rehsy1Ssna @ .vsnue and the s.s-
gaze to ESTIMATION trS1e hotels and resid.nres
CHAs Z puSHH = esSsJI' MOI General Passenger Agent
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DALTIMCRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
1AE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND The WEST.
VIA MASHISGTON.

BETwEEN
DOUBLE TEacKs- iASSEI COUPLER,
schecuIe to take eject SUNDAY. November 1s. 1884,
Leave @sshiston from ststlon c"rner OF New Jersey
ss For '5s Chicago Cincinnati, louisville and St. Iou,
Through Coaches ard Palace Sleeping Cars 70 above
For FittsGErv al Io15 a. m ard s4op N. daily; SO
Yrl iitt-tlrg cleveland and Detroit V9ith SIeep.
:Is Cars TO h,tsburx.
For Toledo and De;ruit via. Monroeville. 1015 m
Sa.ly With sreter tor 1oedo. Via Wheeling AMI LaAs
Trans for Philadelphia and New York at $40 a. m
fslly sassIs sunasy N ana op NJ daily with
19T Es55sEe ,6s On S Tses ss!s go s'4. 500 sle
t' trsi% 1ES @ 5 1 To- Ie s; 10 f pn a. n
Fer Baltimore sundays. $50 500 GOD IN, %
Fer ansTSs stG T 40 III 3g 5S % s a. II + 10 AMI 44o
,op sun ss;,sns Gay; % sm 449TP9
,ae4d. saIn. l?;l0 p.In. $50 $40 and IJ.I5 m
s:s5 pm daily e1csp. SUNDAY, as r,ln; daily Tor
ts,iy ascef sunda1 sor Il~ s,arrfo ~ am am
r 1es ssr safeF toF frs,sds cay 20 taeFt sunday
1eT haserstown lol5 an and 5:45 L. daily except
2rAlas arrive from tie Vest daily. G2o. 80 an. 2a
Ifo12 New YORK end Philadelphia 2s5. soam daily
20P m daily excert sunday.
From Annapo.4s. ~ 10 ~ am. I5o. 80 sun
Prom Le1in1ton. I - a daily AMI 2:l5p N daily
From Trederick intermediate points, Is 10 %
sundsy $40 = n. daily iron POINT Of Rocks
Trans leave Baltimore 1or wsstileton > 40 80
7l5 30 g. $40. ana losoa y 10, 80 l. 4:iC s.
- a. 80 ana ~ ~ 70 & 2 n ca suacays 2 AZ
A. trans from Nszhlntor stop al Relay e1cep.
cfo ficket WasLinst9a Station Us ana tSi
ri .sken er Iayae 10 oe eeest s SS -
y N. CLEMENTs; " o: 7. Baltimore
Lg = h ISr.D. OS92l PASSENGER tuert
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

uNdOMAS DONLlN6, Auct1Onetr
1s ST 9E HogsE EFvS ANS
TnIRD AND FOtRTH STREETS.
aa BY saorS 9 IA deed sf of ss ~ M 1 a5s July s sa
land records Of the District Of Columbia by dree t
ton Of the party secured win offer at public sale
hs s TX
n5dy o@ m and 4 @ @ each Lot e having
and Improved by well built three-story Brick Dwell
Terms Of sale: $4,000 in cash. and the remainder in
equal of six and twelve months with interest
payable half yearly Deposit $3.50 All conveyanciusa at
feb4-dts JOS. c. g. KENNEDY. Trustee.
kAh3Eh SfES rfGs1S5 TO SAT-
1Hh ARsYH s1E Is Of SlsoH 2
h1ir IT and place By order Of KpxNrnv rrns+.o
FksT sTREET WEsf NEAR
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
Gf smGp 5ossPn william Lesis
2%Sf i%sSs f5Iis T. Yss':s.
subdivision Of original lot numbered in square No 55
m Mashinxten, G. except the part thereof conveyed
folio s 9f the land records Of the and also ali
oh l0 iht o lot aha
Oeeu OF Trust the lftn OF
March. D. 1883 and recorded in Liber No. 1904. folio
3S Of the land records aforesaid securing three
notes payable In two and three years. amounting
al to st. 90 and interest thereon, being made
to the said suit No. 1872 for fu ther particulars
arsnae PRICK
Terms Of sale 9l5 Of the purchase money to be paid
in cash (the sale being cash sale to that amount)
and the balance OF the purchase money in two equal
stalment payable in six and twelve months respec-
until paid secured by the nots of the purchaser
and the retention Of the title until full OF
purchase money or all cash at the option Of the pur
chaser All yancing at the cost of the purchaser
HENRY WISE GARNETT, Trustee
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. nlhl2-d&ds
GALE OF BUILDINGS AT AUCTION.
OFFICE OF TIE Washington AQuEDrcr,
W sHISaToN, .. c. March g. 1884.
There will he sold at public auction the premises to
T1ETH 1884. At TWO O'CLOCK PM, the Following
described Frame Houses and Outbuldinxs q tachsd to
each. the site Of the New Reservoir Washing ton
Aqueduc in square IT, Of the subdivision of Howard
University which have been condemned and appraised
Fronting College street-2-story 6 rooms on Lot No
On Lot b" ' 0- -1'' a. ~ 'fool's'
Fronting Trumbull street, story rooms on Lot
&C" story 3roo1ns, Lot ID" lstory rooms Lot
l-story, 2 rooms. Lot ls STORY rooms. Lot Is 2.
story, rooms Lot 20.
Terms. cashto be paid at time Of SALE and all build
ings and material to be removed within ten days there
after Any buildings or material rernainin9 after the
3lst of March will be destroyed by the Engineer in
charge OF the Reservoir.
g. j LYDECKER
marl24t Major OF Engineers, q, 8 A.
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TINRUSTEE,S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Il REAL ESTATE. ON SEVENTEENTH STREET,


By virtue Of certain deed of trust bearing date S
july 1873 and duly recorded among the land E
ords Of the District OF Columbia. IN Liber No. 722.
folio i39 by written direction of the party
cured thereby will sci at public auction. in ront of
the premises. WEDNESDAY the NINETEENTH
piece parcel of land situate in the City of Wash
ington. i'll the District OF Columbia known and de-
scriLd Lot No Il i'll the subdivision of No. l64
said subdivision being recorded ia the Surveyors Oce
with the improvements and appurtenances theimprove-
ments consisting OF fine tours story and nssrd roof
brick dwelling, known No. 1922 18th street north
west.
Terms Of sale Onethird cash. and the balance in two
equal nstaInents. payable in and two years. with
Interest secured by the promissory notes Of tine pur
chaser and deed 0t trust of the property sold de
OsIt OF 800 will be required upon the acceptance of the
IBID If the terms Of sale are not complied with within
days the property will be readvertsed and sold at
the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser.
A. C. BRA ADLEY Trustee
m5-dSda Az Louisiana ave- NV
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CIVIL 6lRvIcE RlYoRn M THR NAVY DrPART.
nNr.-The q zoo cleEkship In the bureau Of con-
structton and repair, Navy department, caused by
the resignation Of Clarence Barton. has been nlled
by the promotion OF Miss Grace Wilcox, copy1St
In the photographic ONCE. It will be re-
membered that this was the nrst vacancy
I'm the Navy department after the civfl service
rules came In force, and that the names certified by
the commission for the ONCE were rejected BY Secre
tary Chandler, on account Of unsatisfactory exam
inaL1onS After that the ONCE remained vacant
until recently. The Secretary decided 70 MI
It by competitive examination An the clerks In the
department under q 200 were allowed to compete
and the best examination was passed by Mss
civil service commission to nn the 500 vacancy In
the photographic ONCE, made vacant by Miss VII
coXs promotion
An NAss1esxHNr.-Yesterday an assignment was
placed on record from Samuel Ter, dry goods dealer
benent of his creditors Heg1ves preferences nrst-
class 70 Charlotte l. Munroe, 6 00G National Bank
OF the Republic, 81 200: Gustav H. SOmmer. Of Phil
adelphia, s. 600; Carter A. Saunders, Of New York,
$500, and (second-clas0 Elizabeth D. Munroe, 500
Thomas Gimth, OF Oiney, $66o; J. Z Baird, 0S6.
FuNHRAL or CAPT. john Co1LINA-The funeral Of
the late Capt John Collins. veteran railroad man,
in the employment OF the Baltimore Ohio railroad
took place yesterday afternoon from his reo16ence
on . street, between lst and ID streets NORTHWEST
large number Of friends. including many Of The
conducted BY his former pastor, Rev. B Peyton
Brown, and the remains were placed IN the vault at
0lenWood The pail ll-beAferS were Neo1HA Richard
Wnlet, VIM Clark, Capt Mort Taylor, w. J.
Crockett, John War3 and - Pitcher.
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~
OF
RICH AND ELEGANT FURNITURE
TO BE SOLD AT
PUBLIC SALE

TUESDAY, MARCH EIGHTEENTH, at ELEVEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ,
By WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. Auctioneers,
At The Scott Art Gallery.
No i4l9 New York avenue northwest
Most of which made to order and consigned to
with Instructions to dispose OF the entire stock.
As will be noticed embraces Of the rares and
most costly furniture sold at public sale in the
district. he paror chamber and dining furui
ture is particularly remarkable for excellence OF work
1tanship and durability. which part will find on
s1nation to be perfect an those in search of furni
flre OF superior manufacture crafty thei tastes by
giving this sale their attention. The goods will be
the catalogues will be ready The following list par
tally enulnerates the goods to be sold:
Magnificent Chamber Suites in walnut, mahogany
Cherry and ash, marbletop eKquistely carved, most
Plate Glass size Elegant Parlor Suite beautifully
upholstered silk plush-the workmanship cannot be
surpassed Mahogany Frame Parlor Suite, gorKeously
upholstered in silk plush: Handsomely upholstered
Divans ard Easy Chairs in plush Parlor Suites uphol
stored in stylish and desirable goods large and
handsome Hail Racks with .xtra size plate glass hand
some and deliberately carved BOutIet Plate Glass len
nessee marble top handsome Walnut Bookcases. dwarf
and other designs ladies' Writing Desks Walnut Sec
retary and Bookcase combined Walnut Chiffoner, Wal
Cabinets Walnut and Ebony Card Tables, Sha espeale
Tables Couches upholstered in leather Mahogany and
Ebony Pedestals. Library Tables Reception Chairs.
Ebony and Mahogany Stands one elegant CandelaDra
cloth. Mahogany and Walnut Music Stands. Mahogany
Screens. Fancy Rockers one egant Ebony Cabinet
extra ize: fine Walnut Extension Table. beautifully
Ornamental Mahogany and Walnut Flower Stands.
and plush framed oeyeled edge plate glass; Walnut
Dressert, Wire Woven Mattresses fine Hair Mattresses
Gallery will bs open from a. %. till p IN.
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FTNHE OTTO GAS ENGINE
Requires no boiler, avoids all expensive attendance
70 loss OF time no handling OF fuel and ashes It Is
Elevators. Sewing Machines Meat Choppers Printing
snd @ thograPnlc Presses Coffee Mills koasters Paper
runs with extreme smoohness and regularity OF speed
great sE plicity OF mechanism
For Particular to prices &C.. apply At Office u
Warrington Gas Light Co. 1yl3
TUST RECEIVED ANOTHER SUPPLY OF THE
new Patent Perfect RaZors best quality guaranteed
and if not satisfactory $3.50 each at the
hodgers cutlery Store. 4s7 Pennsylvania mhS I'm
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. March 13-virsinia sixes consolidated
fortes 33 Virginia threes 545i; North Carolina
SKIES old. Ill bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, March 13-Cotton steady-middline
1O3saIO4. Flour firm and inactive. Wheat-southern
quiet and steady e. western STEADY closing dull
llSN asked Nc western winter red Spot Spot Sssi os
alllss; june, ll2il l2A. Corn-southern quiet and
lower for white: western steady and active closing
mixed. spot. SO bids March, 5sAas.; April. 5sa5sA
May, 6oAae0ss June and July. 81 bid: steamer 65a51
4sa44: DO: mixed. l2a4s Pennsyivanis, 4aa45. Rye
Esss & quiet l7ais Copper rsfned steady. izsizx
Other articles nashsngeda, q, F,eshts s e Liverpool per
Recepts-nour, 2.lOo barrels; wheat, $1,000 bushels
corn 240 600 bushels; oats. 1000 bushels; rye 5000
l3s 900 bushels sales-whsst $4,000 bushels; corn
812 600 bushels.
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Wall Street To-day.

SYMPTOMS OF IMPROVEMENT IN THE STOCK MARKET
NEW YORK, March 13, WALL STREET, 1:5S p. m.-
The Post says: The stock market exhibited some
symptoms OF Improvement this forenoon, though
they were not OF sufficiently decided character to
cause much advance in prices special cause for
some improvement in the market is the covering Of
the short interest In New York Central yesterday
and to-day, which has been, like Lackawanna,
another evidence OF the general scnrcity OF the
tive stocks in the market. The mnin support of
the room traders and the spectators OF the street
who Oversold the market largely last week. The
general market for railroad bonds was stronger.
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Local Notes.

Florence Smith, a little colored girl, who was
arrested last night on charge fsteaung pocket
was acquitted in the Police Court to-day.
Night before last the Northern Liberty market
was entered by thieves ana o chickens and tur-
keys carried on from the stand OF N. H. King.
The entertainment given last evening for the
benefit OF Zion Wesley church was largely attended
Messrs. Layton, Hall, Benjamin, and Hutchinson
and Misses MCPHERSON, Jenlfer, and Brown rem.
dered vocal selections Mr.. VIM. G. Chase recited
the soliloquy from "Richard Ill" Addresses were
made by Mr.. Hamilton Rocker, the master OF cere-
monies, and Prof. R 7. Greener.
--~~~-----
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Clara A. Schultz,
daughter Of MI. L Schultz. the florist, and MI.
Franz Engelhardt, were married at Trinity p E.
church hast evening, Rev. Dr.. Addison officiating.
The distinguishing feature of the wedding was the
profuse and elegant floral decoration OF the church.
Two little boys preceded the bridal party, strewing
mowers in the aisle. The bridesmaids were the
Misses Rose Duehring, Lena Burgee, Frances
DittIich, Laura Hodges, Annie Cooper Netue
Louise hummer, Annie volland and Lizzie Esch.
The ushers were MessrA c. A. Schultz, 3. Schultz,
D. Skutscn, J. e Cooper, o. c. E Anner, L 3. Cogs-
well, G. A. CouSon, 4. Guide, =. w. Duehrtng, Will
liam Hepuer, A. +. Esch and W. Reh. After the
ceremony q reception was held at Abner's hall.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
mo. A PRESCOTT. Real Estate Broker,
- lilC ( street northwest

mo A. PRESCOTT. Real Estate Broker,
- lilC street northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
ESIiIE. BEING TWO (2l FRAME HOUSES.
WEST
BY virtue of deed Of trust recorded in Lfber $50
70 G et seq Of sbe land records Of the District o.
OF Columbia and at The written request OF the party
secured thereby We shall offer for ale in front u the
OF MARCH. 4 D 1884 Al FIVE O'CLOCK P ~, ths,
piece parcel situated the city Of Washing
ton District of Columbia known and designated a. and
being the west 3 feet from front TO rear OF
original lot numbered seventeen OF! IN square num-
bere two hundred and FIVE (205I improved by two t2)
tw0-story Frame Dwelling Houses. known as numbers
li26 and 1923 street northwest =,
Terms to be made known at time and place OF sale ano
TO Re comled with in ca days after sale. IN de-
faut o which the property Will be res0Id at the risk and
cost of the defaulting purehaseE
THOS r. CATLAN. AiuSs'
DUNCASSON BROS. Aucts. feb26. %. ma. .1l&13
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TO.lfOR ROW.
THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

Vy,HOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer-
MAHOGANY PARLOR FURNITURE. FINE EN-
GRAyINGS ASU PAINTINGS. SLEEPY HOLLOW
CHAIR, LOUNGES. BOUQUET AND OTHER
TABLES; WINDOW HANGlNGS. BOOK CASE,
BRU SSEtS AND INGRAM CARPETS. HAT
RACK, WALNUT MARBLE-TOP CHAMBER
Sis ENAMELtD tASTLAKE SET, COTTAGE
FURNITURE WALNUT FURNITURE IN sEPA-
RATE PIECES, HAIR AND HUSK MAT IkESSES.
FEATHER PILLOWS AND BOLSTERS, BED
DING. WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE, MAHOG
Any AND HALNIT IABLES, DIN!NG sc CHAIRS.
CHINA AND GLASSWARE. PLATED WARE AND
CUILERI. TOILET HAkE. LARGE QUANTITY
KITCHEN REQUISITES, TOGETHER vi
MANY Oi HER ARTICLES NOT NECESSARY TO
IFsTiON.
On FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH FOURTEENTH.
3Ss4. at Ten O'CLOCK. shall sell the entire contents
G. House lO"ated the northeast of ID aud 4
streets no tEsa%- Capitol Hill.
nh.I-Jt THCMAS BOWLING, Auct.
TI'HuMAS Dow LING, Auctioneer.
THIRTY SUITS MEMS CLOTHING, ONE HUN
DKED COATS. ONE HUNDRED PANTS. FIFTY
OEEBCOATS loo CARDIGAN JACKETS, AT
AUCTION.
Gu FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH FOURTEENTH
1884. at TIN O'CLOCK. within my auction rooms,
shall sell the above consignment without reserve
mhl2-2t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.
Evening star., 1884-03-13

SPANISH INroLERANCE.-AM Madrid dispatch says
that the ProgeSO newspaper was seized Tor saying
that Senor Canovas del Castillo, tie leader ol the
conservative party, Is trying to influence the army
to support a react1onary policy. AT meeting yes
terday OF twenty EIGHT editors OF opposition jour
nals, resolutions were adopted protesting against
the rigorous measures taken against and fines in
nicted upon opposition journals, and 10 prosecute
officials abusing the press laws.
Evening star., 1884-03-13

CIRCUIT CoCRT-T,tdge H11qer.
To-day, Lyon, Conhlin & GO. agt Collins: judg-
ment confessed. ch agt. Henry; on argument
EorTTT CoTRr-Judce Macarthur.
To-day, Collins agt Collins: Investment OF funds
ordered Roys agt Roys immediate hearing Ia
open court ordered Metzger agt. McNeily: q. ".
Talbert and II. c. McCauley made parties complain
ant Lord agt o'Donoghue; question OF fees re-
ferred to auditor. Purdy agt. Young: sale confirmed
and cause referred Finch agt Finch; reference 10
j. A. Clarke FOR testimony.
CRIMINAL CoCRT-Jltdgo WV'ie
To-Day, Eustice OBrien policy; forfeiture set
aside and personal recogniZanCe taken. Aman Van
Riswick, larceny, second ofense; guiity-one year
In the Albany peGitentiary. Ella Chase alias
Duvan, do: guilty-sentenced TO three years at
Albany penttentiary. Same, DO: nolle pros. X II.
Bradford, unlicensed dealer; motion To quash
granted. p. Edwin Dye. do, do
Evening star., 1884-03-13

Quotations Of Stocks and Bonds and Information re-
garding the Markets received through our wires IN
sIANTLY direct from the New York Stock Exchange
All orders executed and reported PROMPTLY ta2G
Evening star., 1884-03-13

THE FAST MAIL TRAM.-Col John Jameson, the
assistant superintendent Of the railway mal ser
vice, has received a dispatch from Superintendent
Thompson, at New Lisbon, Wis, stating that the
fast mail train has been on time since leaving Chi
cago. Expect TO reach st. Paul ct $50
Evening star., 1884-03-13

LIEBIG COMPANYS EXTRACT OF NEAT
To be hsd of all Storekeepers, Grocers and
Chemists Sole Agents for the United States
(wholesale only e. David & Co.. Fenchurch
avenue, Loudou Eugland apN
Evening star., 1884-03-13

PROPOSED BKIpGK OVER sIxrsESTB srKEEr
A considerable number OF property owners and
residents OF Meridian Hill and vicinity desiring the
reStorati OF the right OF way OF Prospect street,
destroyed by the deep excavation Of 18th street ex
TO make a suracient appropriation 10 erect sub
stantial bridge across the isth-street extension
RrIRAsEp ON HIS Personal BoSrs.-Tns morn-
ting. In the Criminal Court. Egstsce O Bricn, who
WAS convicted Ia the Police Court in policy case
was forfeited was brought into court by his oonds
man on q bail piece. Assistant District Attorney
IaEgart stated that he was informed that Mt.
O'Br1en would be valuable witness for the govern
ment In other cases, and, as he had played only
subordinate part. he would oe content Win
hs pesni bond The court 9oqeTa 9 Ts Tns sUf
on personal bonds
PHRsoSAL-The Attorney General has returned
nom Fhiladelphia- Representatives springer aud
Paige were registered in New York last night
Ex-senator ChafIee. OF Colorado. is at Chamber
unS.--Dorman b. Eaton, OF New York; George
Z. haraing OF Pniadelphia- and Mrs H. }. Hastings,
or New ork. are At Wormey and Ms. J.
J. Dana, Mrs. and Miss Crane, OF New York. and
Dr. and MIS- ). w. Fleming. or Brooklyn are AT the
d2mllton-P- d. Armour and wife, y. Chicago
are at Willards-EN- senator Mcdonald, OF In
diana, Is expected here to-nighL--CoL John =
Williams, OF Lafayette, Indiana, chief clerk OF the
appointment Office, Post ONCE department. from
ls4s to 1884, is in the city.-General Clarke, for
merly chief clerk of the internal revenue bure au.
Treasury department, is In the cty.-Mr. Walter
at Albany, and ID. y. Gibbs. superintendent OF the
public building at Toledo. are In the city.
ARMY oRpHRs.-Leave. on account OF nl-healtl:
Is granted Cadet John F. Miller, 4th class. L. :.
military academy. The leave OF 1st Lieut. Julius
T. quentin. l4th Infantry. is further extended i've
months on surgeon certificate OF disability.
CUBAN BASprTTI EN- route FOR BosToS.-The
Treasury department has heen Informed that
twenty-five cuban banditti sailed from Juan de Las
Remedies in the brig Screamer. destined for Bos-
ION. The collector OF customs at that port has been
Notified TO prevent their landing IL possible.
The Courts.
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Name. 0. c. Name Q. C.l
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AUCTION SALES.

g BENSINGER, Auctioneer
=, Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar.
$40 Louisiana avenue.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF HORSES WAGONS BUG
GIES, HARNESS, &c, &c.
shall sell on SATURDAY MORNING, the FIF-
TENTH OF MARCH, at TEN O'CLOCK. without re-
serve
New Top Grocery Wagons
2New Top Bueg1es.
second hand Top Grocery WAGONS.
Second hand Doctors PhDton and Harness
Heavy Trunk Wagon
And several second hand WAGONS not enumerated
Also
About 80 Head Of Horses and Mares, among which
will be found some hne drivers and workers.
Sale positive
mar132t 8. BENSlNGER. Aucttoneer.
rTNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
REGULAR SALE OF HOT sEHoLD FURNITURE
AT suction rooms. SATURDAY. MARCH F1F.
TENTH. 1884, AT TEN O'CLOCK, embracing gen.
eral assortment of Household Effects
ALSO. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
Horses, Carriages. BusRes, Wagons, &c. mhl32t
Evening star., 1884-03-13

PITTsBURG, PA, March 13.--The carriage house
and cooper shop at Frauenheim a VilSacksS brew
cry We're burned this morning; loss, 5000. The
residence OF William Walls, at Walls station on
the Pennsylvania railroad, was burned last night;
loss, 5000.
Evening star., 1884-03-13

= L I
STEAMER W W CORCORsy
leaves 7th street wharf dsy texcept Sunday for NJ
Vernon at 10 o'clock returning reaches Washing
ten about $3.50 pm
go L. L. BLAKE, Captain
Evening star., 1884-03-13
T IEBlG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
IL FINEST AND CHEAPEST NEAT FLAvORIN0
STOCK FOR SOUPS. MADE DISHES AND
SAUCES

CAUTION Genuine only with the fac s,mile
of Baron Liebig's Signature in Blue Ink across
the Label This caution In necessary. owins
tO various cheap and inferior substitutes
being in the market
Evening star., 1884-03-13

! victim Of early inpradence, causing Nervous De-
Illty. Premature Decay. etc, having tried in vain
es,~y known reinedy. has discovered a simple means
a self wilcl he vii send to his fellow
1orA JyIu-tu, ,thSs