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cyHARLEs ". HANDY. Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTE' 81 SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
ON 7 HE NORTH SIDEOr STREET. BETWEEN
EIGHTH AND NINTH IREETS; EAST SIDE OF
Mn H BkTWEEN & AND : RE- rs. AND On
VEST SIDE OF ELEVENTH.. BETWEEN NORTH
STRtET AND MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
NORTHEAST.
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated October 3Oth q,
A. D. 1883. and recorded in ,er No. 106i folio g
ct se one Of the land records for the district o;
Columbia. we sh u offer at public auction. i'll ont Of
the premises the following descr bed real estate
IN the city of as gton District of Columbia to wit:
On WEDNE,DAY, APRIL = SIXTEENTH. 1884. at
FOUR O'CLOCK F. NJ Lot number d two (l) in square
numbered nine hundred and sixteen t9l6.)
On SAME DAY, at HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK P.
NJ Lot numbered six t6) in numbered nine hun
dred and thrty-exlt 1887
On SAME DAY at FIVE O'CLOCK P NJ. Lots num-
bered nine 90 ten lo) eleven N tweyRtl2 in square
have be newly sllbd vide1 by us. and which sub
division will be exhibited at time of sale.
Terms: third in cash and the balance in six,
twelve eighteen and twenty four months with Interest
at six per cent per annuiu, secured by deed OF
trust u the pro ery sold: all cash at option
OF the purchaser or urchasers deposit OF
ESQ will be reqnd at the tine Of sale on each
1t. and all recording and couyeyanciug at the ex-
pense q purchaser or purchasers Terms to be
complied with i'll days otherwise the property will
be resO!d at the risk and cost of the detauCng
chaser after five davs advertisement
DANIEL orc. CALLAHAN,
No. 435 9TH street northwest. r.,,..o.
RANDALL HAGNER ros'eea
ep5-d&ds 40 Louisiana northwest
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAy-Internai reve-
nue., S144 $50; customs s4O6, ,S52
The COurlS.
CIRCrTT COrRT--y,fdvo Ho,,,o

CIRCUIT CoCRT-J,tdoe Hagner
Saturday. Kirk agt- Young; motion to strike out
plea Withdrawn. Doubleday agt. Gurney; motion
for Judgment. Stadiger agt Miller ct al; do.
Moore agt. English; motion to approve bond re-
FUSED Stockbrtdge agt lockwood; Judgment
granted and execution stayed sixty days Whit
man Son agt- Flick ct al; motion for Judgment
OVerruled.
POLICE CoCRT-Jud9e Shell
To-day, William T. Place and Martin Mcdonald
two marines, were fined IS each for assaulting a
colored man, named John Pryor, on the sabbath.
John Simms. colored, larceny from stand In Cen
Ter market; 80 days In jail. Eliza Williams young
coiored woman. was put on trial, charged with
stealing So from Margaret Smith, colored The
court ordered restitution; In default, 60 to jail
for 30 days
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fJNHE OTTO GAS ENGINE
-eGrt~ 10 boiler. avoids all expensive attendan.s
loss oi time no EaLdig " iylei and ashes II -
Ustd extensively Tor running PASSENGER and Freight
I,syators. Sewing Machines. Meat Choppers. Printing
lthosraI iic Presses. Coffee Mills ROasterS Paper
:iC huIi,x Machinery, Iattes. &c. &c THIS engine
iuIs eItr,Ie sinoothness and regularity speed
Cssesses the least NorkAnx parts. and
, = J. ,1lcity OF mechanism
Particulars prIceA Ac- skkAa Al Ofdce -
y ash 4lgs ol Iias I-siIt ca ylj
NLD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN AS
~ the lest Is jCS1 L'S Old stand known years
the Cniy place where hrst-class SECONDHAND
CLOTHING Ia sOl0 respectable Ir2cxa AlIrsao
GIcA.4t
sUSIH'S Old Stand No. GIG d street between eiAxl1
It'll STREETS northwest
- A--NSts W NAu pJURApIiS SIseusie1.A -
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A New York Tenement In Flames.


NEW YoRK, April 1.-THE seven-story apartment
street, caught fire shortly before noon today and
Is at present burning, the two upper stories being
mass OF fire. Tue fourteen families occupying
the building escaped. some with much dl1iculty,
but unhurt- The rremen and the engineer in the
building were hurt by falling elevator, and an
anuiance Fastening TO the scene from Bellevue
Brennan and surgeon RCtherlOrd The latter was
badly bruised, and the commissioner slightly
the top story " help out Mrs. Lockwood, VINO was
Ill in her room, found his way to escape cut OF by
LANES, and ran to the window TO jump out. He was
rescued by f1remen OF the life saving corps Mrs
Lockwood was also rescued. The upper part of the
SlCu,UO0
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RAILROADS.
E VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY

FINHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
3HE SHORT LINE To The SOUTH SOUTHWEST
AND WEST.
Scheduls in effect NOVEMBER IL. 1888
ESQ A.N--NEW ORLEANS MA /. daily making close
connections 10 all point. South and Southwest
Daily. II eIt STIu,Hy with g x O Railway Pull
man Sleeping Buffet cars from New rk and Wash.
ipStOn to All Ma. Pullman Sleeping cars from
Washington and Atlanta to Nv Orrais
6:l0 r M--IOIISVILi.E z FAST IL Z D.l!y via Char
lott syIlr u Cincinnati Louisville and all Western
POINTS Pullman Sleeping cars Washington to
Louisville
10 40 PM.-SOCTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS Daily
q ali points south and Southwest Via Danvi,le ard
Charlotte. Daily except Sunday. with G. q Railway
Pullman si-vliilE from NaShi. ton VII Dan
VII Charlotte and Atlanta ~ New Orleans. also
from W a>41nstOn Charlo &c and Columbia TO
AuE-Qsta
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington at s:35
NJ daily pit JIday
Warre;tgn trail- leave Washington at s:35 A NJ and
$40 VI daily
For tickets AID information inquire At Corlpany's Of
6ce, tUl lellnsy .yailia aveuue Union Drlot
" SLAt UHIEh y NACDASIEI.
ten Iass ASen,. Agent
mario SOL HAAS Traffic Mar.Ser
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MAR lflED.
EED.

sIot 80. tEhEED Ia Alexandria Va .:on April g. 1854
u. S-' ~ LEoAA RLLD, vi Alexandria Va
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The Late Minister Hunt.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE FUNERAL TO- MORROW.
The remains OF the late Minister W. II. Hunt ar
r1ved in Washington Sunday morning. Mrs Hunt
and her two daughters are expected this afternoon
The funernl Will take place at O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon. from St Johns church, Rev DR.. Leon
ard officiating Pews will be reserved for the diyni-
tates including the President and Cabinet, courts
diplomatic corps, and Army and Navy depart
mentS The marine corps and artillery Will par
tcipate, and the whole ceremonies win be
under Lieutenant Commander McCalla's charge.
The remains Will be buried In Oak Hill cemetery
The funeral Will be military one, at the request
OF the President and Cabinet. The pall-bearers
have been selected with one exception, and are
CHIEF Justice Waite, Admiral Porter, Rear Admiral
Rodgers, MI. Blaine, Senator Gibson, Judge Ban
croft Davis, Judge Peabody, Of New York, and Mr..
Thomas l. James. detachment Of sailors from
the United M is States ate steamer mel Despatch at the navy
battalion Of marines and the force OF regulars In
Guiding the light battery from the Arsenal will be
IN enc &C. dhe Navy department Will be
PAYING THEIR RESPECTS TO GEN. GRANT.-Such
employees Of the departments as were soldiers or
sailors during the war were excused at O'Clock to-
day, to pay their respects TO Gen. Grant.
Mr. j. c. BURROWS, the newly appointed solicitor
Of the Treasury, was directed by telegraph to-day
TO take the oath OF office at his home in order that
his assistant might continue to perform the rou-
tine duties of the ONCE until his arrival
PERsoNAL-Attorney General Brewster has gone
to Philadelphia on short visit-Hon. Eppa Hun
at the Ebbitt-Representati Curtin and Money
were registered in New York last evening-Hon
w. E. English, OF Indiana; c. J. Faulkner OF West
Safonai MSen. q. N. Dodge. Of iowa. and n n ne
Curtis and wife, OF New York, are at Wlllarda-
General George X. Vernon, of San Francisco, is In
the city on visit. the guest OF Mr.. VIM q. Mills,
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DEAD AND BE WISE.-DR BROTHERS. 90f ST
southwest apIsar before made oath that
H.. l. tn Oldest Established Expert Specialist in this
city and vii guarantee in all
li~E clIe. Clar.t the
iished Medic ne fire. Consulate aud dvice free ut
any hour curing the day Subscribed and sworn to be-
fore nle by Dr BhUIHEitS, april 2d 1851
SAMUEL H. WALKER,
ap9-lI,.' Notary Public
hR- IsOB: :kTSOS. THE EXPERT SPECIALIST
- wo stan high in i- Profession, is ackuowed9ed
70 be an exlsrt with mt peer i'll The wide world ill ttl.
treafIueiIt and " Private. Nervous and Chronic
Diseases. Lost Vitality Impaired Manhood and Abuses
81 thr system blad Kidney and all diseases Of the
lrlna!y ORGANS ecen: positively cured ia to
6days. NJ Caustics Used Can bc consulted
Every Wednesday aud Saturday from to pm. his
Cfce, +t E.fers To leading Ih yscIaiis OF balti-
Man Ci.ice u y Liberty Ea liuore Md ml3l
ID w HEALFD 60 10 DR. BHOTHERS. g6 AND
- POS b street SouthH ST. and b. cured The.
liable res4d NJ advertising r ysic;a, Washington He
EG Elven part uIr attention to the snd
cur" Ht all forms Of Dis particularly that of
private Character, for 81 years miI2J-l Inn
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CAPITOL Notes.

THE WOOL STRUGGLE BEGUN IN THE House.
The long anticipated struggle over the wool
question has az length begun Mr. Converse, tOhio),
securing the floor this afternoon with motion to
suspend the rules and pass the bill restoring the
duty on wool. The second being considered as
ordered. the 3Lminute debate allowed by the rules
WAS entered uUOQ.
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AUCTION SALES,
TO.NIOR RROW.
DUNcANsoS BROTHERS. Auct.oneer-.
- 81, and 3ls Sth st. II W cor II

nUNCANsoS BROTHERS, Auct.cneer-,
- 81 and 3ls sth 81. n w. cor D st.
EXTFNslyE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
SC Al OUR SALtSEOONS. CONSIST. Nc IN
PA Of
TaItTl IARLOR SUITES IN VARIOUS COVER
NO INLNIl FIVE WALNUT AND Poplar
SEANhE SETS. WARDKoBEs, sIDEBQAkDS.
NA--NI u DE>h ). LEA II ER COvERED CHAIRS,
MALNUr AND ASH LIGHT AND SIX FEET
tAltN non TABLE>. lat RACKS, BED
LADS. LJREAlS ), NASHS lands. N. I. IA
ELS. MHAINOT, MIKKOhS HAIR AND OTHER
MAJ II.E-S SKIS. FEAlBEk BED. PILLOWS AND
HOLSTERS. SHOW CASES. BRUSSELS AND
OTHER CARFETS. WHILE AND fanny MAI
IlNU. COOKING AND HEALING STOVES,
hIINHkN REQUISITES, &c. sc.
ALSO,
BY ORDER OF ADN1N1STR TRATRlX,
OSE DOCTCD'S RDCKAWAY,
AT AUCTION
On TUE~DAY MORNINu. APRIL EIGHTH. COM
rlrucirg at Ten O'CLOCK, will sell. in front and
within sracicrs sasroous an extensive assortment
O. Luuehold -Outis Ing partly nerated above, to
VII c the attention OF buyers Is spectiully called
ap5-2t
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Cn DAYS TRIAL
DR.. DIES

IIFCTRIC ECLTATC BFI.T. and other ELECTRIC Ap-
IL'ANcFN- We viii stra thirty days trial to men.
yile ~ Old who suffering IN Nervous Debility
lN- Nltt-l'y, and tbs DISEASES If personal
'o!Ete restoration health! rand manhood guar
&al Sald fOr iIustrat.. pa,nphit t. frr.. ALL
oifss EDI-l ale 81 IT Co, Marshall Mich jaD-eoly
7 AnILS YOU CAN CONFIDENTLY CONSULT De
Il II.Oi HER>. Jt Il s.. s.w. Particular attention
id - al! diseases necnizr To Ladies' Inarrled or single
,ey,Il yeeEs' exirrlencr. mhI5-Ius
fSI;>. ElsOIEiERS AND GRAY GIVE No FHEY
f'sr rfolls and s"Il VOC side-show drug
E--;s wp .N-t,e pflts witt the doctor Thos.. disau
l. t,' cure o iE1Nae diseases shU uid consult Drs
ILtiE HRS sl.d GRAY. W VII furnish
!i'!t- mills Inn
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING BOTTLEOR
~ two o DR. BkOfHFRS' livl.oratiIi9 Cordial
NIL cure any " Seminal ". akness Nervous De
...-.' aii Hot,Lcy- II i'lparts vSor 10 the wIols
S.o''i. - l. street sp'itAw'st- n.h15-ln'
MADAME De FOREST HAS REMEDY FORLA
-1 dCs. All female COM iats quickly cured Can os
consulted ,y al Las Itn street northwest Oficeho,rs
from 20 q ciorA T.IiL. with ladies only. uhl3-2Ins
nR LION. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
oHy rv.iailn Ladies Physician i'll the city can bs
cYisUt ia y 81 Missouri avenue, hrst street south
rd i.rvuaItcs quickly rr,r. Id froinI, tn atmeni
CORES! Osrc aid consultations strictly Unfleutial
SCI Tor ladies' Ot1ce hours to aud to s
IUh1-l Ia
GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE SCIENTIFIC TREAT-
" firrt and slt dy # all Venereal Diseases by
sct1 Iio.s AID aivice free Office hours, II to II
to and TO pm Inhl5- lns
&c FoP MEN-CHECKS IN SIX HOURS
Cures Al ttIse days DruS Sore. Is n. llth street
lhila,irIIhlA
scr. >soPcnna washtnaton. D. q
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A LARGE CLA1M.-To-day, Jose Llanderal, Jose
Canales and Jose Manuel AHpurua. as trustees
filed bill In equity agt. Jose Manuel Macius for
an Injunction 10 restrain defendant from drawing
from The State department the balance OF an award
&c. The complainants the trustees OF the ba nk
rupted estate in Havana, Cuba, nd have appointed
defendant was prior 10 1869 resident OF cuba and
the owner OF sugar plantation With houses lands
and slaves.
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THOMAs DONLING, Auctioneer.

FTNHOMAS DOW LING, Auctioneer
CHANCERY SALE OF HOMESTEAD IN ANACos-
TIA. DC.
BY virtue Of decree passed in Equity cause No "a
8553 Roys Roys. will sell on WEDNESDAY, XII
the NINTH DAY OF APRIL. 1884 at FIVE&s
O'CLOCK NJ, on the N, IIises. Lot No L. Bar1iards
subdivision Of Lot No TO- CT Trustees subdiv sion of
Chchester p ats Of lch ar III Surveyors Office in
about two acres ot land and hav:nva dwell
ling house ontl Morris street nearly 80 perches
and having another roadway to Nichols avenue pos-
session only to b. given August l. 1884
Terms Of sale by the decree: Oneth cash resdne
In two equal payments at six and twelve months with
interest from day Of sale $50 dep ST. when PROPERTY
is struck OF. Conveyxctux at purchasers cost. All
taxes paid up to day OF sale
tKED. W JONES. Trustee
ap1.da 4'2 louisiana avenue.
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Wa De MrrrR

RAJ CURE s the only treatment tina. Will absolutely
care Catsrrah. Dr. We'd de Meyers TREATISE" with
statements Of symptoms By the cured mailed free D.
B. DEWEY CO.. 1872 Fulton street, n T. feb4-mLwtas.
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FsNHOS j. FISHER CO,
4 Kesl Estate Auctioneers 1924 st. NV.

ArCTICN SAFE OF TWO DESIRABLE LOTS on L
sKEET NEAk FOURTEENTh STREET NV.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. FIFTEEN Ha2&
APRIL \. d. Iso4. at HALL PAST FOUR O'CLOCK ~
Of the pr misses. shall offer at public.
sale to the highest bidder sub lots tlirysix COY and
tllrtyseyeu t3 in square two hundred aud fo.ty EIGHT
(2fs5
hese lots each havea rotaee of g feet 1Oinches on
Is. between 18th and 14 streets northwest with
d4pth 1875 t: ID inches 10 80 foot concrete alley
Terms vii. be otNc ced at time sale
2r3-dStS THUS. J. FISHER ( CO. AuctA
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
1hE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BtIWEEN
The EAST AND HE WEST
VA AsHINGTON.

BEIWEEN
THE EAST AND He WEST.
DOUBLE Track. JANNEY COUPLER,
Fcle,:qI. TO take effect SUNDAY November "a. ,ss,
estLur aiid street by L4stern Stsn4rI 15th r:i
1er Chicago. Cincinnati. LOUISVILLE and st. Ioui.
5IISush S,scl.s n s,, ois s,ra a. nj ~ !" , r. With
!tlnt. MtL9n, eLAlIse. lCl:a L. Ia-.y Chicago
1s1 itt,siuIx q Iol5 p n and s.4or IN .a,,v an
In 10 ttisttrS Cleveland AID D,tIOIt with sleep
fU ToisIo ana D-troii via Morroev;.le !OI5s
Ss3i3 Win sleeptr ior Ioledo VI. Wheeling I.ss
zIs.ns ieE Iiiads!Il.is aud NV York at s.loa n
iaIoI snd car si,ae II. G led H. with
1oI ba-i1n Cte on week Gays, >, 30 A. 90 slGl
.at ran .5sO $50 . so I iG ~ - ~ m :. --'-
&sI ba-unofe On suIdss-. 20 30. VI. an la
Fer Annapolis 40 IN. ID j IL sll 40 IN, q,
19 way stations Te;aeti washington an fal,rpo,.
,t;t4t; an l2:lJ IL 80 - and 10 Is o IN
80, 10 H. es., exert ss2dAy, 40 isl., esily .Jr
Ssy exc y; sunday: to- I.4nsTol. STAN, ON a1i NJ
ma M 4. IL EaHsn 9s4 t3;,esl s, Y ety ,as'
1a io 49,: am 1fss and sS e N daily e,esn.
7Ialls aI-ve from Tie Wes, daily 30. 80 a:2i
1I,1. New lork. and Philadelphia. 2.55 s.soarn daily
fIoU ALA oils. e.-U IsO .o es7 pm.
sun day - am. c 81 p-m
1t.i. - NJ l. ~ IL daily and cl5p N daily
Iscn iEtS.T1e. and Intermediate POINTS SIS 1oo,
sunda> 800 aal.y iron Point u ii IL o.ts cks eAeep'
IL. - :, = - aIl4 II 81 =; H. / J.. so. A. >
20 s1 :" si-I i'i" !, - IL: on sundays 2, ~
trans :Foin Washington i.eia station except
Iol iuTher Information sr,y a: ,le Baltimore an1
$Li0 4,cke; orc "sslslj.n Station. el9 anu Isl
wi u taken io- ts.~e ~ II c,,Ael. Ts.e4,e ::
ii u-LNEAlSs, u q; /, baltimore
Ll9 < a LORD. GeLI I~Ns.n2er Aren't
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Officers' Longevity Paw.


THE PRESIDENT HAS no AUTHORITY TO RESTORE AN
OFFICER WHOSE SUCCESSOR HAS BEEN NOMINATED
The Court OF Claims to-day decided a number OF
claims brought by army officers for longevity nav
before the Treasury department, and which were
referred to the Court OF Claims, as they involved
The important question to the authority OF the
Executive to restore officers to the army who
had previously resigned or been dismissed The
particulars OF the Cases OF which there were seven
decided were different but as TO the general oues-
tlon involved the court decided in each Instance
tnat the President had no authority to restore an
oIlicef whose successor had been nominated and
confirmed The decision Is q very important one
as by 1t officers who were thus re.nstated have
peen drawing pay for number Of years when not
legally IN the service.
WILLS FnED.-The viii Of the late Timothy Tou-
mey was tled to-day. He leaves his estate in the
landS OF John L. Lannan and Francis Tourney as
trustees for his widow and children. The viii OF
the late Hannah r. Mccormick leaves her estate TO
her relatives.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY-Internai reve-
nue., $e44 $50. customs salS SO
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The French expedition has started against Hung
hoa, which Is defended by 1900 Black Flags and
1000 Chinese.
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He Wants 10 Return to Her.

PITTsBURG, Pa, April 7.-Edward Clayburg, Of
New York, filed an answer this morning in the suit
OF his wife. Lillian Spencer, the actress, for divorce
he denies that he was cruel to her, and wants her
TO take hln back.
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AND CommERC1AL.

The New York Stock Market.
Thefollowing are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market today, as reported
by special wire to II. II. Dodge, 5S9 18TH street.
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STEAM MERS.
BaLrrnoaEBERurDA.

BERNCDA. fhe celebrated resort for invalijls and
tourists. tesiTg TO ,niOy iuyigCratInx ocean trip
lId j0uT The islands can Ue reached
t'oUa BALI more Ill about SHY nuu.s
The steauislip NCBI4N 3.lJ1 tons is intsnd-d TO
sal! iTOn Balti;n April 80. pm Ibe British \
Royal Mail Steamship ARAB 3 2OO tOus. May IS
First class cabin fare. SO Round trip tic-ets on
lay Orapl
For PARTICULARS Apply to
OfIS BIGrLOW Co,
ap4-lm No COS III, street northwest
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I'd Edition.
Latest TelegranS to The Star.
Instructed for Blaine.

SCSBrRY. PA, Apr1l7-The republicans OF North
umberland county to-day elected j. II. Wagner as
delegate to the national convention, with instruc-
uOpS for Blaine
Evening star., 1884-04-07

SERIOUS ACCIDENT ON THE TEXAS PACIFIC Road
There was terrible accident on the Texas Pacific
railroad Saturday. A west bound passenger train
was deraied eleven miles west OF Baird early in the
morning, and a baggage car and three coaches ran
down an em0ankment fourteen feet in height,
making fearful wreck twenty-five persons were
injured. six very seriously, and one has since died
JUDGE AxTELL Ex0NERATED-AN New York TT
bsine special from Sante Fe, N. NJ, sayE "After
thorough investigation BY the judiciary committee
OF the charges against Samuel B. Axtell chief Jus
CIce of this territory, the legislature has passed
joint resolution exoneratng him There was not
dissenting vote"
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Affairs in West Wa~h;ngton.


place from his late residence. on High street ey-
tended. yesterday at o'clock, Rev Dr. Falls. OF st.
Adams church, officiating. Nephews OF the de-
at Oak Hi cemetery.
DEATH.-John w. Booth, coored, the Ian1tor of
the police station here since the organization OF the
police force ana before that time 1anitOr at the old
watch house. died at his residence, 29lO o street.
Saturday afternoon, aged 70 years
The District Delegates ali Pledged for
Suffrage.
From the National Republican,
1t is well-known fact now that whoever the
delegates may be, they must go to Chicago pledged
to use every effort to have plank inserted in the
national republican platform giving the people OF
the District the right to choose their officials by
ballot. 1t IS believed that every candidate men.
toned above Is heartily in favor OF suffrage.
Ex-CoNGREssMAN PHILLIPS ExoNERATED AT FoRT
SMrH.-A telegram from Fort smith, Ark, saws:
The Investigation OF the charges against ex-Con-
gresham Phillips resulted in his complete exone-
ration R.. n. Wolf. Cherokee delegate to WASH
kee nation, testified that the s22 500 paid by the
Cherokee nation to secure the $3.OOUapprOprtation
was paid TO three men in Washingto The names
were not given.
SENATOR FAIR TO MARRY HIS WIFE AaA1N.-Tbe
New Seisn holk Sun puollshes telegram from San
been predicted seems at last about TO come to
senator Fair and his late wife, from whom he was
uA'OASSu lASo spi1HSs reconciliation.
and the long separated couple will be reunited In
marriage soon- The property interests at stake
have been SO large and the intercessons OF the
children have been so potential that the parents
have found 1t impossible TO resist the Influences
which seemed TO draw them together.
A DETECTIVES YARN ABOUT A. T. STEWARDS
BoDY.-A story is published in Chicago to the ef-
feet that Chief of Police McGarrigle and two or
three detectives, in 1882, obtained the pardon OF
Lewis C. Sweigels, who was then serving term in
the penitentiary, and who had told them
IN confidence that he, in conjunction With others,
had stolen A. 7. stewards body. According to one
account, McGarr1g!e, the detectives and Sweigel
then formed syndicate and restored the body to
Judge Hilton for SOS OO0 McGarr1gle admits the
general details OF The story, including Sweigie's
pardon and negotiations in New York, but says
sweigle trined with them, and that the negotia-
lions were broken on.
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CUSAKD LINE
NOTICE.
- IANE ROUTE
hi BiWffS SEw yoKK Al i5I1Sfj LiSRPUuI
CALLING AT CORN HAhBQk
ELCM PFER 90 ~ \EH IO K
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ssrtaia-. Md Md Aor!l @ ls serE,a Ned. NAY NAY Il
Asral.la We'd ArrtI3 80 Gal..@;..; Wed. ia. y
cOEInodatUn
SeesTe very low St.~raee tickets from Liv
erI col and Queenstown AMI a. other parts of Europe.:
lowest rates.
Through bills of laden river, for Belfast GLASGOW
Hsvre Antwerp and other Iorts the Continent and
30l Mediterranean ports.
OF freight and .Vpy at the Conpany's office
No A. EowIls Green, or both steerage aud cabin -
S&A5 L. ~. . ~. i. ' r.-II.. Jt-I 4
NEkNON Il. BhDN co. New YORK
Or 10 Messrs OTIS BIGELON X CO.
iani2 sos sih street Washington
Evening star., 1884-04-07
CEpAfANI1nr

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
A> STEAMSHIP LINE BETwETS Nrw YORK H.vel
IoSDOS. SOUTHAMPTON FRFNFS.
he steamers Of this company Will sail EVERY WE'D
NtSDAI AND SAT RDAI from Bremen pier. 200, of
t street HOboken Rates of passage, from New York
6avre London Southampton and BREMEN cabin.
L. 81 o. second cabin $50. al Il
ra1es1 or freight or Eassa2e apply IL uEiIL -, i
co. Bowling Green. New York. ". u NLIZEEOIG
= CO.. S25 PeLnsylNanla northwest CEAS.
WALTZ h. Il A. street. AGENTS NasilILstou jail
Evening star., 1884-04-07

TWENTY TONS OF DYNAMITE
LONDON, April 7.--An Italian vessel containing
twenty tons OF dynamite Is lying at anchor at Glib
raltar. She is detained on account Of Eregularity
in her papers
Evening star., 1884-04-07

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF OFFICE FURNI TURE. CAL
!GRAlH, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. &C.. AT
Al CrlON.
BY order Of the Supreme Court Of the District of CO.
iunlbia holding special term; I shall sell ut the
GeorgetoWn University Law Building, corner 9th and
STREETS northwest on WEDNESDAi, APRIL NINTH,
A.D. 1884 at FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the personal ef-
fects OF the late D. d. Kane q, named in part
One Caitzraph. in = RECT order
One very fine Wooton Desk. Office Table.
One complete Set OF Fishers Patent Cases.
Z. s. Patent Oface Official Gazette, complete 1872
to 1893
Revol Book Case; Letter Press
Library Of Miscellaneous Books Shelving, etc.
Terms cash.
a5p4t J. j. DARLINGTON Ex cutor