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I'd Edition.
Latest q6l0gralg to The Stal.
The Ranney.Newman war.
PROCEEDINGS N THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

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The Ranney.Newman war.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH TO
INV YORK, March 1e.HTne Congregational coun-
Gil which is considering the relations between the
M Mac avenue Congregational church and the
church building On Madison avenue The modera-
tor> the Rev; DR.. H. NJ. Dexter, made the opening
waited upon him, signified his Willingness to be
present, and would appear after Mr.. Foster had
conctuasd MS argument, and made brief state
toid Deacon Foster TO proceed with his statement.
ne began by saying that the income rrom pew rents
1 M tne Snurch were now as great as at any time
ne went on 10 argue the ireyularty OF the Harvard
room meeIng oy the &anney faction at which This
covncil was called The moderator INTERCEPTED that
tne covne1l had already decided that it had been
General oreign News by Cable.
GRATIFYING DININuTToN OF CRIME
DUBLIN, March lathe Irish justices In opening
the assizes agree that there has been gratifying
diminution OF crime.
Little Republican Victory.
FRASKL1S. \. a.. March 12.-There was a COM
plete ovsrturn In the town election yesterday. The
Town, which had been under democratic rule for
nine years, has again become republican by large
Shot his Wife.
Quimby, resident Of West Columbia, while under
the influence Of liquor Yesterday, shot his wife with
signed for the shooting
The Maryland Oyster Police.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, March l2.-The board OF public
works yesterday elected James /. Waddell, who
resides In Annapolis, commander of the steamer
Lella one OF the vessels OF the oyster police force.
Baltimore Conference M. E. Church
South.
BALTIMORE, March 1a-The Baltimore conference
OF the Methodist Episcopal church south met in
this city to-day, and was called to order by Bishop
Alpheus ". Wilson. when $50 clerical and 80 lay
delegates were present. Rev. John S Martin was
appointed to preach the centenary sermon to-mor-
row.
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I AD1Es'
develop the FORM by new process fnever fails, and
increase or reduce the desh scientifically also Remove
permanently Smallpox Fittings. Freckles, Wrinkles
Moes, ana superhuous hair Compilations Bleached or
Ar''st'caAy beanuhed Full particulars, &c. Address
MADAME NJ LATOuR
ol7-w&s 2146 Lexington avenue. New York,
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THE VIRGINIA LEGlsIATCRE.-Thel legislature yes
terday elected f. ". Spilman. OF Fauquier Judge o.
the county court OF that county. Mr. SpllTnan sue
ceeds ". u. B. ShuInate. coalitioniSt. removed by
resolution OF tie general assembly recently. The
senate yesterday concurred in house TAX tdil which
reduces the license tax on drummer from $3.50 ~
SIS Under that bill the laSt-named amount is i'm
posed upon every drumIners license issued. The
bill goes to the house with amendments to other
sections OF the measure.
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NM MMEEENN 90 nm mr. y y
MINNIE Nm o ONN Nj y
NJ NM NEE MN @ ONN NJ w
M ME- Nm o ON NNI
n III MEEEN Nm 90 mn LII

DR. CHEEFER's ELECTRIC BELT, or Regeneration
made expressly for the of derangements of the
lroereave organs Whenever any debility of the
t;nuous stream Of ELECTRICITY pes1neatine through
fhe parts must restore them to healthy action. There
Is no mistake about this instrument Years Of
tested It, and thousands Of testified to- Weak
e. rom lEdiscreton, 1ncapacity, Lack of Vigor,
Stell1ty-1n fact, trouble Of organs cured
no net c9nfSund this with electric belts advertised to
cited purpose For circulars giving tuu information
CHEEvER ELECTRIC BELT CO..
n3-s&w los Washington street. Chicago
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IN 1853 for years by the Leg
capital Of 81 0O0 000-to which reserve fnd of over
$3.50, 600 has since been added ~ "a o'ei
by overwhelmins popular vote its franchise una
December ID, A. d. 1879 'H'
The only Lottery erer poed ON and endorsed bu the
people Of amy State. WV ~ WV
1t neuer scales or f,ostDones
ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take n,aca
monthly. '"A' pia<0
TUNE. Az WIN 'oH-
FOURTH GRAND DRAWING. CLASS D. IN THE
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. NEW ORLEANS. TUES
DAY. APRIL s. 1884
10TH MONTHLY DRAWING
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000
100000 Tickets at S. each Fractions in fiftbs ,n -
portion. - T
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VIZ DE- MEvsa.

1t is now undisputed that WEI DE MEYERS CATAR-
RAJ CURE il the only treatment that Will Absolutely
cure Catarrah. Dr. Wei de Meyers ''rRzAr1sxr with
b DEWEY co. 152 Fulton street. n Z eb4-m.w,f.s st
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LIST OF PRIZES

1857 Prizes, amounting TO ~ eCRs snO
Appnc9t1on tor ratea to Cubs should b snade only
70 the once OF the Company in New Orleans
1urlner INFORMATION write clearly giving full i'd
9ress. Mske r u Money Orders payable and address
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
NEW ORIRANs La
la sums Of S5 and upwards By express af our
n. A. DAUPHIN.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY KEW ORLEANA La
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SENSATIONAL EIoPENENT and SuooTING-A CIR
named Mary Christman elOp.i from her home NJ
God Mine station. Pa. with her lover. Ezekiel
Henry. After short absence her fight was d.
covered Her father and TWO friends pU-Slgd. and
overlook the runaway couple before they reached
the clergyman. The pGrsJerS stopped The horse OF
Henry and a fracaS followed, In which Henry drew
pistol and wounded all thpra OF his opponents.
he then drove away leaving the girl with the three
men. He was subsequently arrested. The woman
is almost crazy over the turn That tie affair has
taken.
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WOMEN DYING OF STAKvATIoN.-The police found
three women dying OF starvation In q house on ST
Antoine street, Montreal, Monday night When
found in their beds they Were so elnaciated al
wasted that they had TO be taken TO hospital and
cared FOR,
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DIED.

In tbs tifteth year
Funeral from Henry Lee Sons parlor No $50 Penn
sytHania avenue at ten O'Clock Thursday fnoruinE
March 18th lnterment in Congressional Cemetery
tDLTON. On March H. 1884 at s O'Clock o. m Mr.
MAhl Il. COTTON, brl wed wife " f. W Cotton az
daughter of ID T. Morgan
uneIal service at half past O'Clock "Wednesday
March 18th at her late residence lE3 THIRTY -frr
sire West WASHINGTON Rsulalns Inferred at
Joseph, 81. Mary county, Nd.
DORSEY. On March 18TH 1894 at PISA m after
long and painful illness. ALLEN 3 DORSEY ssed a.
years, ~ months. and - days.
"Upspringlng TO the glorious skies
On new found pinions borne
10 meet Sav1oure smile divine
be such ecststic rising ininel"
Funeral VIII take place from his late residence N
la2l 18th street northwest, FRIDAY. March l4th
In Relatives and friends respectfully invited attends
MASSOLLETTL In Evansville Wisconsin Marcl
9ti 1854 OF paralysis. SARAH NJ MASSOILEfTI VIE
OF the lats lncili Msssollett of Washington. d. c
Funeral Thursday. March Is, n, at 81 O'CLOCK frna
her hel'ew f'-i,i,llt. John rs Wright No 1855 Tef
street northwest Friends OF family invited to attend
interIieIt at ConGr'ssonal cemetery.
WEIGH on March u. lisa, L. m after an rluaSs
81 ten weeks. LILLIAN LOkETTO AGED one wear ~
tEht months third haugfIt of William L aud al...
J. Me!cl and granddaue vi NJ > aud the late Car
Josepi White.
Funeral from PARENTS residence No $40 sixth str.-s
southwest thursday afternoon NJ two O'Clock
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The COpsrf~

fcrrTS CorRT--.'gfce kckrsftr-.
Yesterday. Barbour agt eddy aud l.sldy agt led
dy; reference 10 auditor N~.1.r act McNelly: Bes~
vans & Shaw msae party complainant. Cisssl agt
hSlSer. WA r BaIIord '1dersSi 20 pay iralance of
puiciiase money t"tuSieS. Jorian sgt. Jordan. o.
EerSe granted Major aCt. Major, time 20 take de-
lehuanls testimony extended two weeks Grow
- bonShtf; COUNSEL lees determined and awarded,
Lord as. O'nonoEhuc: writ of aS,t-tanct for peti-
uoaer Daily ordered. Birth aEL Birtn: order ap-
pAihting hmna j. Towers G,sr an ad ateIy Hofne
savings bank agt. R0hn. sale ordered and John =
NcNally appointed trustee 10 ,s.l
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,,Hos. J. FISHER CO.. kea, Estate Aactioneer,

I0s' j. & Co. E .ea' E''a's Aaea0neef1
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
FRONTING 100 FEET ON g STREET AND so
TEET On NINTH STREET NORTHWEST. M
IRONFD BY IWOSTORY BRICK BUILDING.
OCCUPIED FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES AND
Two THREE-STORY AND ATTIC BRICK
DWELLINGS.
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated June 49, A. D "a
ISL and recorded i'll Liber No 49, folio ALL ct seq ~
Of the land records Of the District Of Columbia, and
the reques of the party secured thereby will offer
for sale for cash at public auction, in front of the
SIXTH, 1884. at HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ.
all OF lot numbered three 3) and the west thirty 3Oj
feet front and running back with that width eighty
seven ts7 fet in depth. Of Lot numbered two 90 all in
square numbered four hundred and FIVE (405J the
known and described upon the plat plan Of
Washington City, IN said District together with the i'm
plOyements thereon
dero-it Of $500 will be required at time Of sale Ali
coiIveyancin9 at cost OF purchaser and deposit to be
forfeited If the Of sale not complied with
within ten days from date Of sale.
RICH RID W. TYLER, Trustee
Inh35 SlO121517 19222426
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COMMODORE FnLEBRowN has been selected to sue
coed Commodore Wells in command Of the Ports
mouth IN. H. navy yard nextsJuly Commodore
Cooper will be retired that month"; and Commodore
Wells will be given the command OF the North At
1antic station for the few months before his retire
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Am I,npcrtant Arrcst.

JOSEPH HUNTER has been appointed to as1 900
cerkship in the second assistants Office, Post ONCE
department.
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Archbishop Gibbons, OF Baltimore. arrived at
New York yesterday In the steamship Galiia. A
declines TO answer questions relative 10 q new
AHeF1can cardinal
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1891 Frizes. Sllo.4OO
Whole tckets So: half tickets Al. q t,ckets $50 IS
tickets, Sl0O
Remit money or bank draft IL letter send by
press Postal 2ote orders Of IS and upward by express
can he ant al our expense. Address all orders to
j DOUGLAS. Covington. ky.. or O. BALLARD. Lock
Box 216 Alexandria, Va febsw
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW


rEHOMAS DOWNING Auc.ioneer
SPECIAL SALE"
VERY HANDS0ME FOUR-PIECE SUIT, UPHOL-
SIEkf d ~ VELOUR; ELEGANT ROCKERS,
NlZpyW CHAIRS AND COUCHES, -FOUR WAL
MI Nj F2R 81 SEES SPHoi STIRRED IN EN-, EN-
IFhOl--It RED IN HAIR CLOTH; FRENCH
PATE PIER MIRRORS, FIFTY OFT OMANS,
BIZ SsEI.S AND INGRAM CARPETS, WALNUT
thAMBER SITS. FINE HAIR MATTRESSES
ItNEIGER WITH LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
GENERAL HOUSEHOLD Effects, AT AUG
TON.
OLE FAMILY CARRIAGE.
On THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH THIR-
JEtNTIi, 1854 at TEN O'CLOCK, in front and within
Inv auction rooms shall sell large collection Of
HoussEod Effects Parties furnishing should give this
sale their attention.
mhIO-3t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer
nUNCASsON BROS. Auctioneers.
Is HORSES AND TEXAS PONIES BELONGING
TO HE HEROIC PH.ETON COMPANY AT
AUCTION.
o.. THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH TKIR-
TENTH. 1884 Leyinntre at TWELVE O'CLOCK. We
will sell a the stables of the Heroic Fh&ton Company,
c-rner l0tb and streets southeasf.
Is Horses. Texas Ponies.
The above can be seen on day OF sale.
Terms cash mhi-6t
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RAILROADS.
'HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY

TIVE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
The SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
AND WEST
Schedule in ef. ct NOV EMBER 1s 1883
SIS AM--NEW ORLEANS MAIL daily making close
connections 10 al points South and Southwest
Daily, * ePt sunday. with G. O Railway. P1;!!-
man Sleeping Butte. from New \. TX AID Wash
Inzton 10 Atlauls Pullman Sleeping cars froI,
Washington aud Atlanta TO New Orleans.
DO P-M-LOt 1SVILLE FAST II Z. Daily via Char
lott svllIe q Cincinnati Louisville and all Western
points Pullman Sleeping Warrington to
Louisville
lO-4u .N--SOC THERN NAH, AND EXPRESS. Daily
To all points south and Southwest Dauville aud
Charlotte Daily except Sunday with c. Railway
Pullman Sleeping from Naslln ton via Dan
VILE Charlotte aud Atlanta 10 New Orleans; also
Augusta
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington at s95
NJ. daily, except sunday.
NarrcntOn trains leave Washington at .35 VI and
$40 T. ". GaI!y
70. tickets AID information; inquire Conpanys Of
fc., col PsllIlsyiva1 avenue Ut Union EeI.ot
81 SLAl OHIER, y. MACDANIEI.
Gen. Pass. Agent Aren't
mario sol, HAAS Traffic Nsnsca~
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AS"n,o0 FIRF--f-evator 4. ~ the Chicago M
Alton X L. Co, containing SO.eO bushels of corr
5u.O1 bushels OF oats, and 2jdOp bushels OF wheat
together vita lot ~ frame buildings and 100 load
ed freight cars were destroyed 10y tire 10 Fast II
LOUIS stelday evening lie total loss VIII aInounl
10 Nearly II .usslOO0
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vi aHhnEn-
DlE En-.

INTERCHANGEABLE. In Baltimore. On the 22d Fet.
r1l2ry. lsS4 10y the Rev J. ). Wideu.an, Mr. " j Nc
btlsLN to Miss I HLkESA A. MoGILL. No cards
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DINE NOVELS on rHR RRArS-A boy who ar-er.
wards gave the name OF James Riley a TELEGRAPH,
ln''S>tfS"r. Was found 10y the police on the str,.f
Ia Ht~ YORK Yesterday rayuy maniac. He kept
cry ~, constantly, II Butts. the boy detacr
uhe.' The surgeons at the hospital say that lls
brain was turned by reading dime novels
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Naval Cadets W. l. Howard,
H. G. Leopold, and FELTON, Parker, ordered to the
Powhatan, 18th instant; Naval Cadet Leden
R. Savage, to proceed to Annapolis and report on
May 1st for examination for promotion; Medical
Inspector n. L. Bates has reported his return home
having been detached from the Lancaster on the
9TH ulti1uo, and has been placed waiting orders
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Capitol Topics.

THE FIIL JUN FOKIEK Bill.
At two O'Clock the pleuro- pneumonia bill went
over and the Senate took up the bill for the relief
OF F1tz John Porter, and Mr.. Sewen addressed the
Senate on the bill.
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THE COMING BENCH SHow.-Mr. Charles Lincoln,
the manager OF the coming bench show, to be held
at Masonic Temple is In the city. The entries will be
held open until this evening. The champion classes
this year exclude all dogs from contesting who
have won f1rst prize. The judges appointed for
this show are Hon. j. s. Wise and Major Taylor,
and Mr.. Mortimer, OF New York city, for the small
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THE PRESIDENT will give dinner this evening to
number OF Senators and Representatives, and
their ladies, and other distinguished guests.
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CONSTANT CoUGH, with shortness u breath
Ialllng strength and wasting OF nesh, al betokei.
Lungs more or less seriously Affected and d,inans1
lng prompt treatment. b. using Dr. Jaynes Expes
torant serious results may De either avoided or pas
LATED - -
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FIFTEEN PERSONS BURIED UNDER An AVALANCHE
Monday night snow slide descended on the little
Snow-Dound station OF woodstock, Col, on the
south Park railroad, carrying away every building
In town. including the railway station. Seventeen
persons are known 10 have been caught in the ava
fanche: only two escaped alive. The snow IS eight
feet on level over the whole country. and in the
ravtnes and gulches nfty TO one hundred ieeI When
the spring Lhaw moves these mountains OF snow
fearful results must follow.
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MEDICAL. &c.

~ only reliable Ladies Physician IN the city b.
consulted GA y. 32g Missouri avenue, first
Of Penn bet Sd and AL female complaints
and irregularities quickly removed Prompt treatmspi
sId ultatIous strictly Confidential
Separate rooms for ladies. Office hours 10 end 70
mh1-lm
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Shot his Wife.

POINT PLEASANT, W. VA, March 12-Joseph
Qulmby, resident Of West Columbia, While under
shot gun, inf1icting fatal wounds No cause is as
signed for the shooting
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j E E. +. 5, e.
WH1sKEY
This Whiskey upon An analytical examination. has
proved to be FREE from Fuxl on. and indsed Of any
Of the modern ingredients which used to tive Q
fictitious age and favor to this popular drink
BROWNING MIDDLETON.
BARBOUR HAMILTON.
JB, BRYAN Bno.
c. C BRYAN.
BIZ WHEELER,
THOs A. ROVER.
n. T. METzGER BRO
BEALL BAKER,
JOHN H. MAGRUpER
&c. ERGooD Co..
wAsHrxeTos. b. @.
H. 4 H. ". CATHERwooD,
PHILADELPHIA,
febe-om SOLE PRopR1EroRs
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(NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ PROPERTY ON PENNSYLVAN1AAvEN NEAR


CNHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ PROPERTY ON PENNSYLVANIAAvE NEAR
FIRST STREET WEST
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the "a
District of Columbia made and rendered in the suit I
OF simon Joseph William Lewis ct al No. S672. ~A
IN equity and bearing date the 22d day Of January
1854. viii sell at public auction in front Of the PREM
Uses, on TUESDAY, TWENTY-FIFTH MARCH, 1884,
at FIVE O'CLOCK, all Of lot No 5, in CAROLS sub
division Of original lot numbered l. in square No 81
WASHINGTON c. except tue part thereof conveyed to
the United States by deed recorded in Liber No 9O5
folio 13 of the land records Of the D. c. and also all
that part OF lot No in the subdivision, situate
and adjoining the north line Of said lot s. and between
said north line and public alley the whole being sub
Jet to deed Of trust bearing date the 18th day of
March, D. 1888 and recorded in Lber No 1884 folio
32S of the land records aforesaid securing three
ali to 3d. W anu interest thereon reference being made
to the said suit No. 1872 for fu ,her particulars.
There Is upon said property large and valuable brick
building tNo. 1O9 Pennsylyan avenue northwest)
Terms OF sale Si!5 of the purchase money to be paid
IN cash the sale being cash sale up to that amount
and the balance OF the purchase money in two equal -
lively with interest at the rate Of six Per cent per an
and the retention Of the title until full payment of the
purchase money: or all ca H. at the option of the pur
chaser All cov yanCinR at the cost OF the purchaser
A deposit Of Sis to be made when the property is
knCckel down
HENRY WISE GARNETT,. Trustee.
DUNCANSON BROS, AuctiOneers mh12-d&ds
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CARRIE SWAIN rsET.-srain M. 10 on the Nichi.
gan central railroad yesterday struck a brok.I,
Overturned the sleeper GarOgan Tl.era wers
fileen passengers aboard, including Carrie swain
ltie actress, ana - y Gaylord. the OHIO core
si'ondent 81 tie Eimlra AGCrrriSer. Sently All
We're badly bruised. but not seriously Injured.
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VVHE -OTTO GAS ENGINE

FXNHE OTTO GAS ENGINE
Requires boiler. avoids all expensive attendants,
loss Of time handling of fuel and ashee It Ia
used extensively Tor running Passenger and fsisht
Elevators. Sewing Machines Meat Choppers Printing
Ilthographic Presses Coffee Mills Rcssers Paper
snG Ruling machinery, Lashes. &c. &c. This engine
with s0oothness and regularity of speed
Possesses the least number ot working parts. aud
sreat siu. olic1ty q mechanism.
+ or particulars TO pg:ceR &c. Apply II Once ,.
v Washington GSo Lsxbt Ca vl3
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AFFAIRS AT TIE CAPITOL.
Inspection Of Department Buildings.


lilly VENTILATED AND BADLY LIGHTED ROOMS FOR
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES TO WORK IN.
Representatives o Neill, OF Missouri. and Foran,
Of Ohio, members OF the House committee on labor,
are engaged in inspecting the different public
buildings for the purpose OF ascertaining whether
the report that government employees are required
to work In badly ventilated and unhealthy quar-
tiers is true. In the Treasury department they
found persons working away down in the base
ment, or sub-basement, where the atmosphere Is 50
damp that it is said TO rust the metal
implements OF the workmen. These gentlemen,
as a subcommittee. went to several OF
the buildings to-day, and they intend to visit the
Post Office and Interior departments. the Govern
ment Printing office, and other public buildings.
There has been good deal Of complaint from gov
eminent employees as to the iny-ventilated badly
lighted rooms they work in; and the result of the
subcommittee explorations and discoveries viii
be laid before the heads OF the several departments,
with the request that they provide comfortable and
healthy rooms for employees. II more room is neces
sary. the subcommittee viii urge the appropria-
tons committee, in the name Of humanity, to pro-
vide money for securing additional buildings.
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GALE OF BUILDINGS AT AUCTION.

OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON AQUEDUcT.
sH1NGTON D. c.. March g. 1884.
There will lie sold eft pubic auction the premises to
the highest bidder on THURS DAY. MARCH TWIN
IlLIH 1884, at TWO O'CLOCK PM. the following
described Frame Houses and OutbuIidngs a taGhed
each on the site of the sew Res ryoir, Washington
AIueouct. Ii square &C. Of the subdivision of Howard
University which have been condemned and appraised
Fronting College street2-story, rooms, Oh Lot No
H. 2-story, foUIns Lot No. H. history, rooms.
Lot l3 history. rooms on Lot a" l-story rooms
Lot b"
Fronting Trumbull street-1-story. rooms Lot
C" l-stoTy, 3roons Lot ID" history. rooms. Lot
Is l-Story rooms. Lot II. 2story. rooms, Lot II
l-story, rooms. Lot Is 2story roolns, Lot IL. 2
story, ro,,ns Lot 20
Terms. cash--to be paid at time of sale. and all build
lngs and material to be removed within there.
alter ANY buildings material reluaining after the
3lst Vi March will be destroyed by the Engineer in
Charge OF the Reservoir
g. J. LIDECkER,
marl2-st Major Of Engineers, I. 8. A.
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u 'HUNAS UUWIING, AuctiOueer.
MAHOGANY PARLOR FURNITURE, FINE EN-.
GhAXINGS AND PAINIINGG SLEEPY HoLLQW
TABLES: WINDOW HANGlNGS. BOOK CASE.
BRI SSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS. HAT
RACK, WALNUT MARBLE-TOP CHAMBER
StIs ENAMELED EAsTLAkE SET. COTTAGE
FURNITURE WALNUT FURNITURE IN SEPA-
RATE PIECES. HAIR AND HUSk MATE RESSES,
FEAIHER ;, Pill PILLQWS AND BoLSTERs, BED
ANY AND WALNUT TABLES, DINING CHAIRs
CHI CHISA "a AND , GLASSWARE IS! Fl PLAIEp WARE AND
KITCHEN RI QUIsITEs, TOGETHER WITH
MANY O1HhR ARTICLES NOT NECESSARY TO
MENTION.
On FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH FOURTEENTH,
1884 at Ten O'CLOCK. shall sell the entire contents
OF House located the northeast Of I'd and
streets northeast. Capitol Hill
mhll-3t THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-12

ALLEGED ASSAULT BIZ UNION HOD CARRIERS
John Gray, colored, member OF the Hod Carriers
Union, was charged In the Police Court this MORN
ing with assaulting Edward Moulton, who
is non-union man. This case OF assault
is connected with that Of Harris, which
was mentioned In yesterdays STAR, both Harris
and Gray being the leaders, the complainant
clairns OF the mob which assaulted him on Monday
night This case was continued until Saturday,
the bonds being nxed at $780,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-12

AFRAID OF TIE FENfANs.-A Toronto ciSpatr,I
SAYS 'laJ IN ABOLITION 10 the guards placed on the
parliament buildings and government louise extra
pl caution has been taken at osCoode hall me
10 guard against dy mantle plott4rs