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THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.. Auctioneers.

| CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
nN1MphoVED REAL E2IA!E- ON FOUR
sF EEIh N sonRhrhHEWE RETNWCHTH h hSR
1887, 1906 fs 1903 AND 1910 FOURTEENTH STREET
District of Columbia, entered the nth day OF y:s
Whren the 3nd states tn sao Of e
and Henry w Howgate ct al defendants the under
81 s1a the S E s2TR
Dht or 1884 in front OF the premises
in thu city of Washington known described as Lots
numbered respectively thirty -four go thirty five (35)
Henry A. Wizards recor led subdivision Of lots to L.
in Fishers subdivision of certain original lots in square
numbered two hundred and six 206l two hundred and
t2O7l ad two hundred and eight Cos of henry
numbered two hundred and SIX (2O6).
The lots in square No 3s lie the east side Of 4th
southeast corner Of l4th and streets having front
age vi 10 feet inches 14th street by depth 100
Lots 81 &C. IS and "a have ironaee Of is feet each
on 18th l. by depth of 100 feet inches and
Lot "a is improved by two-story and nansard brick
Proyements-in good repar-known rs No. 1437 14th
street.
The lots square No 2oe lie on the west side of 14th
between T streets northwest short distance
north OF street and front II feet inches each i4th
three twostors and BASEMENT BRICK dWenas Known Wy
respectively numbers 1906 1903 and 1910 4th
other conyeniences and in good repair
Terms Of sale as prescribed by the decree: One third
shall give his their notes favor Of trustee bear
ed on the premises sold or al cash at
aTn Mo deed 4 any parcel OF the property sold to
is paid deposit of 300 each unmprove lot and
81 81 ea mo- ss to De made on OF bids
be resod at risk d cost defaultng purchaser
ALI e0n'eyanc'ns Il h. 9rfRsIf5I 6SYLE usee
ocl6-d&ds Office of U. s. Attorney, City Hall.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING".

IL LOADING SHOT GUNS IMPORTED FRENCH
"a SIALvHrEDkAl. GONG CLOCKS. ROGERS FINE
SETS, CASTokS, FRtIT STANDS So FINE
IHfOkIED SWISS MUSIC BOXES FROM TWO
Io i'm TUNES; GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
ThniEsS hrs Goi khSHtvoo OPERA CLASPS
BhSJOS WADE AND BUTCHER RAZoRs, RE-
H H0LIyERS: TOOLS AND 10000 USEFUL HOUSE
eli direction Of the owner to chanse business win
UMEARA Co, lS47 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
Wasnineton ID. c. Sale commences at SEVEN p. NJ.
oIeat BARGAINS may be expected FOLEY, Auct.
n b-1he Fixtures viii notbe sold as, terrnin-
avon OF sale the store Will be occupied by J. U.
seiS -.NN-NS NNO-~
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

ThUSTEE'S SALE OF UNIMPROyED LOT ON
SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN AND L
STREETS SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue OF a deed of trust dated January g. ~
1874, AMI recorded in Lber No. 739 folio LOB, etSrs
sea- one of tue land records of the District of Co -
luInbia. l will sell on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY FOURTH 1894 at
FIVE O'CLOCK L. NJ.
tn front of the premises the owing described real
tate situate III the city Washington III the District
Columbia known and designated as subdviso num-
bfred twentyfour (2D OF Van kisw ks subdivision of
square numbered four hundred and seventy (47
Terms: one third casl the residue in two equal pay
ments at SIX and twelve months with fnte est secured
by deed OF trust the premises Conveyancing cost
OF purchaser deposit of $50 to be made at time of
sale Terms of sale to be complied with within seven
days Other wise the trustee the right to resell
cost of defaulting purchaser GEORGE W. CISSEl.
Ocl4-lOt Trustee
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NHAS. Ii. STANLEY, Solicitor.

MORTGAGE SALE OF FEE SIMPLE PROPERTY AT
EVANSVILLE. MO, ON THE WASHINGTON
BRANCH OF THE B. & o. r. R.
ONLY SHORT DISTANCE FROM WASHINGTON
The undersigned. assignee. will by virtue Of the IA
power given In mortgage from Nargaret Paxton Esi
to Jacob REGISTER. the 18th day Of April 1883 so
and recorded IN l. Der j W. B. No 2 folio &c one of
the land record books for rnce GEORGES county on
the nth day OF May 1888 offer for SALE public
ton ON the premises. on
SATURDAY. THE FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER
1884 AT TWO O'CLOCK p NJ,
all those certain pieces parcels of lands premises
Paxton by deed bearing date the 2h day of Arri 1883
being lot IA and sub-lot and part of sub-iot b. OF
REGISTERS addition to H,attsvillp Maryland as per
piats recorded in Liber W A. j.. No. J. folio 5O4 and
Liter w. A. j. No. g. folio 627 of the land records of
Prince Georges county. Maryland and the being
described and bounde as follows, to wit: Commencing
at post on the Washington and Baltimore TURNPIKE
marking division line between lots l3 thirteen and 4)
fourtee and running the line of said pike north
deg east. two hundred and ninety feet CO six (6)
inches to post marking line of avenue thence south
6S deg east three hundred and twenty five (25) feet
thence sou III deg west two hundred and ffty-eight
l feet corner POST of lots Is and Ia thence north
81 deg west. one hundred and eghty-eght 1887 feet
thence north S64 deg west one hIndr,d and twenty
four l24 feet to place of begunin containing acres
OF land more or less The improvements consist
tWo-story frame dwelling. with back building.
Terms of sale: Cash.
GEO E. LOwEREE, Assignee
Is st Paul street, Ba timore.
TAYLOR DREAMER, Aucti .neers oc4- s6w&dbs
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Mrs. z. A. HAMILTON. 92e G STREET NORTH
w west says: Every aged pers suffering from
weakness should take Browns Iron Bitters and be
sursd believe there Is not case IT would lad to
WIS weak, my head swan and felt le cesserail
when commenced tho Of Browns Iron Bite a
Three bottles cured ma Ny lsS ,ers) ssss glitter
HEARTILY recomMond Il" Gu
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VlHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer

STREET, BrTWEsN CONGRESS AND NASH
!NGT0N STREETS. GEORGETOWN, D. c., AT
AUCTION "
On TUESDAY, OCTOBER TwENTY-FIasT. -
1884, at FOUR O'CLOCK. In front of the premises -
shall sell part of lot four Old Georgetown front -
ing 20 feet Bridge street by depth If 900 feet i'm
proved by three-story brick dwelling and store with
back building. the whole containing eight rooms
Terms: Oneth nd cash, the residue Ia one and two
years, with interest at six per anrun yfti
pal and secured by deed Of trust al cash the
at purchasers cost s100 deposit required &C the time
OF sale JAMES L. DAVIS, Agent
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TFNHos. J. FISHER & co keal Estate Auctionoers.
TRUSTEES aALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. ON FIFTH STREET BETWEEN ID
And Z STREETS NORCHMEST nIPnSIrE

PROPERTY. ON FIFTH STREET BETWEEN
AND + STREETS NORTHWEST OPPOSITE
JUDICIARY SQUARE.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON OCTOBER TWEEN *,
TY-FIRoT, at FIVE O'CLOCK in front of the S:.a
premises by virtue of deed of trust dated July a
one OF the land records of the District OF Columba
shall sell the north twenty three feet of Lot numbered
twelve in Square numbered four hundred eighty
nine running back with that width. the whole deJ,th
OF said lot And also the free of alley three feet
wide. running back the deth with the right 10
arch or build over said all oaether with the improve
pents, consisting of Brick Dwelling House known as
No. 42f 9th street north west.
erms e-third in cash; the remainder IA two equal
install lentS at one and two years with interest and
secured by deed OF trust the premises the crest
be paid senli-annuaily. deposit of $40 will be re-
CURED at time of ,le If the terms are COM
piied with IN ten days from the day of sale the Trustee
expense of the defaultng purchaser All conyeyancing
at the cost OF the purchaser.
ocS-d&ds BENJA IN p SNYDER Trustee
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4 NAPT =. w. SIMMONS. 613 10TH STREET NORTH
east Il was seriously wounded in the st omach
ana mad my spinal column fractured compelled to
ters to keep digestive in healthy condition
My wife and daughters also take 1t weakness
OF appetite and general debility with good results" oc
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
IN IEE CIll OLE WASH AL.IQN

N THE CifY OF wasIII AI3T hIA tSIAIE
PREMISES No. 1901 81 REET NORIHWEST
BY virtue Of deed of trust dated the 18th day of "a
May. 4. d. 1875 and recorded In Iiber 79I olio If:
4i9 OF the land records for the District of CO. LII
lunba, the subscriber surviving Trustee under said
deed of trust Will SELL at public auction front of the
promises, on WEDNESDAY. the TWEEN TY-SECOND
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1884 at FOUR O'CLOCK F. nj .
all those certain parts pieces of land and premises
situate and being in the city Of Washington District of
Columbia and known and distinguished lot one (I)
and part of lot three (3 of Drury recorded subdivision
OF square one hundred and eighty five the me are
known and numbered on the ground plan of said CITY
the said parts pieces Of land beng contained within
the following metcs and DO uDts commencing for the
at the southeast of said lot Cd and said
square, aud running thence north hundred aud ten
tl10) feet thence west fifty three (5) three 90
inches thence south one hundred ard tel Qlu) feet
and thence east tythre (5 feet three (3 inches to
Terms of sale: he whole OF tn purchase money in
cash II terms Of sale not complied with within
five 90 DAYS from Gay Of sale the right raseng the
loierty at the risk and cost OF the deaultig
Is reserved deposit OF SoU0 required at time of sale
j. q ADAMS,
soc4-dSds S,Iryivinq Trps.aa
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1At northeast Every Of my acquaintance
can attes. to tie suffering have undergone
trou Iaala dyspepsia. and female weakness. ard
yet am cutie well Fix bottles OF Browns Iron
Biters hay made In attitude cordially
commend it, cell
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EaHHOS. j. FISHER & CO,
Il Real Estate Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PRO ERTY At THE CORNER OF AND FIFTH

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
FRO ERTY AT THE CORNER OF AND FIFTH
ST EETS NORTHWEST.
On TUESDAY FTEkNOON OCTOBER TwFN- x
TY-FIRST, 1884. at HALF PAST FOU.. O'C LOCK "a:
in front of the premises by virtue of deed of trust
dated November lst 1881, and duly ried in Iiber
No oo folio 1873 ct seq. OF the land records for
the district of Coimba. shall sell the east fifty
hundred and eighty nine BEGINNING FOR the the
northeast corner of said square and lot and running
thence west along the line of fifty feet thence
south seyenty-fve feet; thence east fifty feet 5th
street. thence northwardly along the line of 5th street
to the place OF beginning. geth with the improve
ents, conAstng OF ar<e and substantial brick resi-
dence with an Office building attached
Terms: 0nehd in cash; the remainder in two equal
lnstaeiits at one and two years. with interest and
secured by deed OF trust the premises the inter st
to be Pad semi annually deposit OF 500 will be re-
qlllrd at time OF sale IL the terms of sale
piled with III ten days from the day SALE the Trl-
tees reserve the right to resell the property the risk
and expense of the defeulting purchaser All convey
ancing at the cost of the purchaser
BENJAMIN P. SNYDER,l Trns.aes
ocS-d&ds Cl4AUDIUS b. JEWEI.L5 Iruslees
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
EPPS' COCOA.
BREAKFAST.

by thorough knowledge of the natural laws which
govern the operations OF digestion and nutrition. and by
eaIeiul sppication OF the fine properties of we'll
Nstu aocea Fps has provided our breakfast tables
with dtlieaieiy hay%rtd beverage which may US
many itsaVy doetor bills ii Is by the judicous Of
tIch articles of diet that cons tuition nay be grad
sny Doli ZIP anill string enough to res tievery ten
Gtncy TO ussass Hundreds subtle maadies float
s around us ready 10 attack wherever there is
my escsIe many fatai SHAFT Dy keeping
loUrished frame "-CsUa .serpsce Gazet5&
Made simply with boiling water or milk Sold in tins
only Os-ib and ib.) by Grocers labelled thus
JAMES EPPs l. CO.. Homeopathic Chemists
mhl-s.m&tu London. ENGLAND,
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MI Rs. JOHN I. FERRY. 1929 9TH STREET NORTH
w west. SAYS: Our family is indebted TO Browns
iron Bltters for excellent hea tn aud reeom from loo,
tors bills Without hesitancy my belief ii Il
wa adelted IN f5mllle generally IT would be great
oil
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10 81 Paul street, Ba dmore
TAYLOR 4 DREAMER, Aucti .neers oc4-s6w&db
VNHos. J. FISHER CO., Real Estate Auctioneer,

fuNhoS D. FISHER & Co, Heal Estate AuctioneersL
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO SMALL B RIG K
HOUSES AND LOTS. KNOWN AS Nos zoos AND
DOCS SEVENTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated February llth -
1879. and duly recorded in Lber No 906 folio 26O h
ct one of the land records for the district OF "a
Columbia, we shall sell an WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON, OCTOBER TWENTY-SECOND. 1884, at Hal F.
PAST FUR O'CLOCK. in front of the premises Lots
numbered one hundred aud 1851 and one hum
dred and ffty-seven Q57) in BouThton and Moore'sr
subdivision Of square numbered hundred and fifty
tloO) In the city OF Washington, District
of Colurnbi,, the same is recorded in
the office Of the of the District Of Columbia
In Iber H. ID C.. at lS9 each of said lots havinx
front OF sixteen {l6) feet on 9TH street vest and
each extending back of tqual width with the front
seventy -four t4) IT. less TO alley ten lO
feet wide together with the of
two twostory basement and manssrd + bric dwell
ing houses. known Nos 2G06 and ZOOS 18th street
which will be sold separately.
Terms One third in casa; the residue In SIX and
twelve months with interest, and secured by deed of
trust on property depos OF $50 each lot will bc
required at time OF sale. COnyey. the of
purchaser
CHARLES C. GLOVER, o..
ocll-d CALDERON CAkLI5LE,5 1FusVeeS
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frofeftcren ~ etocfs end Ponds snf ,rsn-rs.ion .,
rarcing the Markets received through our wires IN
sIAAILf, direct from the New York stock Eachaazs
Al orders executed snd reported PROMPTLY talS
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FINANCIAL.

PnlvArE SrocK TrLreRAru NY.REs
WASHINGTON. FALTIMoRE PHILADELPHIA
NEw YORK. BOSTON. VI
FRINGE WHITLEY. srocx BRoKKaA
,,ii Ins1n sseSuas New York
General Partners:
James Whitley Henry II. DodSe IT, cru-sr o,s,.v
Harry c. Logan. Washington d. u Maynard & Ezra
William K Irsvers. Special Partner
BUY AND SELL IN COMMISSION ALL CLASSES
Oh RAILWAY SECURIIiEs
1rancb ofice-Ss3 18th street Ccorcoraa BauLasI
Il b. DODGE Resident Partner
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JI,. CEFEvFR'S ELECTRIC BEI.T. or Re-cner,to.
made expressly for tho o. derangenerts of The
l1ocreative orans Whenever debility 81 the
tlatiye occurs, fron~vhateyer cause the con-
tinuous stream IF ELECTInCITY p.rmeatiny through
the parts must Restore them To healthy action There
IL mistake about this instrument Years
tested it, and thousands OF testified Weak
n.ss from lndiscietion. lncapacity. Lack Of vigor
SteT1Ly-in TACT trouble of these organs Is cured
Do not confound this with eecTic belts advertised
all ills from head This Is the ONE spe
siied PURPOSE tor circulars gving full information
tQdISSss-
oEEEyER ELECTRIC DELT co.
arg3-s&w los Washington street. Chicago
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nR LEON. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
H. only reliable ladies' Physician in civ can be
consulted daily 500 Missouri avenue first south
Of Pennsylvania avenue between Sd and y streets All
female complaints aid irregularities quickly refnoy al
PROMPT treatment Correspondence and consultations
strictly confidential Separate ladies Office
houIs-l 10 and Z TO - s24- lIus
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

HANDSOME THREE-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE
No. 519 THIRD STREET NORTHWEST, AT AUC-
TON.
On WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER TwENTY-sEC-ess.s
OND, 1884. at FIVE o. LOCK, in front of the ss;5
premises, shall sell lot A. in Johnson Heen's -A
corded ubdivsion of original lots ID. IA and Is. in
SOU 56S. having front of % feet by depth OF 90
feet, improved by hands three-story residence
WI ali the modern imrr yeinents
This is valuable property and should command the
attention of parties desiring Comfortable home
profitable investment.
Terms One third cash: the residue i'm two equal pay
ments at and two with bearing interest
at six per cent per annun until pal and cur-d by
deed OF tru t. All convey ancing and recording pr-
chas RS cost 5000 deposit required the time of sale
y B.-More liberal terms will be given the purchaser
if desired
ocl5-dts THOS. BOWLING Auct
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II F. MCDONALD, S19 8rH STREET NORTHEAST
- says: MY wife used Browns Iron Btters fJr fits
OF indigestion AMI sick headache They speedily ban.
ished upon takins few doses The afflicted should
give II trlai.' Ocl1
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(aOL. GEORGE II. BOONE, 1916 PIERCE PLACE
~ says . All needing reliable toe have my word
That 6roTns Iron hters is letipr to all others" ocll
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WOOD AND COAL.

HAVING OPENED A BRANCH OFFICE AT
Il No. lOh 14TH STREET NoRTHwFsr
would pleased to receive orders for Coal Wood ana
hinding Wood. Having uneIcel efacilites for hand.
lI Ooal ann prepared TO sell as low any firm in the
business guarantee flrs-class Coal and a ton "a
2240 pounds. -
kindling and Stove Wood at bottom prices
Orders promptly delivered
JOHN MILLER
Main Office. Railroad Yard, Depot and Kineliny WOOD
- Ml-4& street and Virginia avenue southwest
Branch iardsNo. 1000 l4th street northwest and Va
l43 street southeast -
Wharf-Eoot % 9Th street southwest .on n.
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DUcRos A1r,rESrAnY ELIXIR
Its principal ingredient PURE MEA l. is scientifically
iornuated With me ical remedies. giving it wonder
1uIIy stimulating Properties; invgorating the vital
forces without fatlgung the digestive orsans.
IN ffHo1D, YELLOW and MAIARIAL Feyers 1t is in
valuable giving str myth overcome these maligant
diseases Highly reconeded by leading Physicians OF
fars as tonic tor Conyalescents and PERSONS:
also ior lung diseases. T. FOUGERA s. Co Agents y
my3l-wGS SOI,D EY Ali, DRI ,fiGISTS -
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nR DoDDS NERyINE No. "A PERMANENT
IL Cure or Nervous and Physical Debility Loss Of
Vitality cause by lndIscretion, excessess &c
Sold at hTANDlFOl DIS St Cloud Pharmacy corner
9th and streets Price 81
sent 10y mail sealed. au2C tuts
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MRS ELIZABETH CHEZUM 1915 / STREET
1Sl northwest. says: My daughter, Mrs ID q Furxe
has always been delicate and lately much debilitsted
nave also suffered from weakness and debility hut
since using Browns Iron Biters have almost entire
ly recoyere As tonic and health giyor we earnestly
reconlilendt ocll
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Coal AND Woop
We have Just received q large lot Of bakers PINE
MooD also, fresh mined COAL of superior quality
ior domestic all Of which offer at lowest nari
rates - ~ nv
The attention of respectfully invited
I'll Inspection Of stock
STEPHENSON & BRO.
NILS 18th ST. wharf and 18th 1T and pa avn
CoALl. Woop..
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
nN1M Y rs, Ed, RI, REAL EaIA,E, On FOUR,
STREETS NORTHWEST, INCLUDING HOUSES
1887, 1906, 1903 AND 1910 FOURTEENTH STREET
NORTHVEST
, 1884-02-27
The Egyptian Campalun.

Cairo, February 26.-General Ora
ham telegraphs General Stevenson that
the preparations for his advance are
completed. He has altered the posi-
ton Of his troops, the right wing now
resting on the lake behind Trinkitat.
The 10th hussars made reconnaissance
to-day toward Lsbo and found the
enemy in force on the heights and ct
the entrance OF the de6le. General
Graham has been reinforced by eight
machine guns worked by naval GUT
ners. 1t is expected u battle will take
on Friday, and the point OF attack to
be- three miles northeast OF Trinkttat.
The British minister, under sanction OF
the home government, has instructed
General Graham hat before engaging
rebels to summon Osman Dogma to
release all the Tokar soldiers and all
the survivors Of Sinkat desiring to re-
turn to Egypt, and II he refuses to
lIberate them to give him cattle forth
with. The minister advises the gov
eminent hat II General Graham de-
teats Osman Dogma it should stopsths
advance of the British troops or cal :
ture Tamanieb, Osman Degma's head
quarters, and not let them attempt to
march to Berlin, as the advance beyond
the Red sea and Littorel would CON-
promise the mission Of General Gordon
and lead the tribos to believe 1t was
intended to wage war against FL
Mahdi. Vincent, financial advisor of the
khedive, is going to England to urge 4
scheme of financial reform sanctioned
by Minister Barlngs. The outlines of
the scheme are as follows: Suspension
OF sinking Juno provided for under the
liquidation law Of the reduction OF in.
terest on the Suez canal bonds held by
England to p par cent, the taxation
of resident foreigners and the reduction
of the army and civil administration.
The total 1t is estimated to be realized
by these reformsis over eI00, 900 yearly
, 1884-02-27
legislative Etiquette.

Washington, February 26.-Phelps,
Of New Jersey, will report back to-
morrow FROM the committee on for
eign affairs the resolution Of inquiry
as to Representative BIumm, az to
whether the minister of any foreign
power had endeavored to effect n
unanimous resolution of the house by
reflections on the honor and integrity
of its members. The report will state
that the committee could find no evil
dence and ask to be discharged from
any further consideration Of the sub
ject. This presentation OF the report 10
looked forward to with interest, owing
to the probability that the occasion
may be used by either Hewitt or Bel
mont to transfer to the lower house the
personal controversy that waged b.
tween them last week in the committee
room An effort may be made to re-
commit the resolution to the commit
tee with instructions to make further
inquiry. Such u motion would be
s~trenuously resisted by tho committee,
who think they have done all their
Iuty in the premises and in the con-
tention others than the gentlemen
named may be brought into a lively
debate.
, 1884-02-27
Crimes and Casualties.

Jackson, Michigan, February 20
The examination Of Judd Crouch for
the alleged shooting OF Detective
Brown, was continued until March 5.
Brown failed to appear to-day. The
clothes Of Brown worn when shot were
consumed in Sundays fire. Three
bodies thus far have been found in the
ruins of the disastrous IRE. A num-
Der Of bones have bsen 6shsd out, and
1t is believed that six or seven persons
have been burned to death.