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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-27

THE two --LATEST things in politics
now are Butler and Malone. The for
mer is keeping himself before the
country as perambulating tin horn,
and the latter has dropped out OF
sight and hearing. Sensations cease
to attract as soon as the novelty wears
away.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-27

CASES Of pocket-picking are frequent
in the crowds that attend Blaine's re-
cepions at the points where he stops to
speak, Honest people should beware
of going into bad company.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-27

OsE of the earliest laws enacted In
Virginia was one by the colonial as
sembly in 1905, making all qualified
voters liable to a heavy penalty for re-
fusing to vote. Another good law for
those barbarian times was u stringent
prohibition OF "bribing and treating''
tocontrol elections. Treating by polit-
ical candidates ON the eve OF election
IL nothing more than bribery, and was
Wisely punished as bribery by those
old Virginians ia making laws against
it, a penalty on all who neglect the
duty of voting in Texas would double
our vote or al the treasury with fines
III collected.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-27

CHANDLER's sunken junk, the
Tallapoosa, has been raised. 1t will
be careful to keep out of the way Of
scows in the future.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-27

BLAINE, after canvassing Ohio on
his hands and knees, crawling through
the Unison weeds and dog tennel,
carried the state by scant ten thousand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-27
RATES or ADVERTISING

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RRmittances by draft, post-ofiice money
order or in registered letter, at risk OF ofiioe,
Correspondence IA solicited upon all news
uubjecia,
PROMPT information OF events and news
happenings Of general Interest Solicited ana
will DO properly compensated.
Al COMMUNICATIONS Intended for publica-
tion must be accompanied by tho writers
name and Rddresa-not for publication, but
as an evidence OF good faith.
Address letters and communications oil
avery character to
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-27
Mnst EeonomlEe SomeMhere.

II cost the protective tariff men so
much to defeat Frank Hurd that they
will knock of another 20 per cent.
from laborers' wages next week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-27
4she DaiIg Gazette
PUBLISHED EVERY DAY.
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
I'D MArn srRanRrRrRR.

10 MAIL sUBSCRIBERS
Postage Prepaid bD re fatbltJias.l
Daily. Weekly.
one Year,.......slO 90 One Year .............u "
Six konthe......, 90 SIX Months ........, 10
Turee Months.... 3 70 Three Months...., %
DELIVERED By CARRIERS.
Per cenle
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-27

SPEAKER CARIIsLE's tour in Iowa
was novelty In the way Of political
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-27

Every smoker should try "Little
Joker.H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-14

IF sM b s95I f. i f.
sovthSest on Iriday at pm Friznds and rsatiys
Wife 81 John is aasI ass 81. :: e
Funeral will take place at No. 1880 Seventh strsss
ny sslGS &c .isn h''' and
GNMsEEtI .Srv. 9R ISse snsy th IsA sssa
Dearest sister thou hast left u.s.
But IT Is God who brett us.
By HER GRANDMOTHER
Funeral from the residence of her parents residence
18th instant. at O'Clock p, Friends invited
Edi OFT on TMedsnesday February ID 1854 Of
Elliott. in the eishth year Of her
Of M a EESfT Z Ss in q ys..
his funeral viii u from HIS late residence l2oa
tBaltin ore Sun please copy.l
HARRISON. On February l4th 1884 JUSTIN HAIR
days
Strew sweet flowers DER our dsrling's tomb
Pure white lilies and viol,ts mild
Should form the wreath for mama's child
Then lay him down mia the lilies to slssp
ANA thu s m as w 1Ss a si sy softly w.
Breathe q low requiem Ger his silent grave.
Oh. Justin, II was hard to let thee go,
Fen though with angels from this vale Of Voc;
So hard to whisper, Oh. cherished one,
Father in Heaven THY viii be dOne.A
Yet wen murnnur not. III we know that now
Mary Immaculate has CROWNED thy brow
Thou art still my child in that snless lands
on. forget not thy mama in this evil land.
Funeral ssiurdaS morning. at 10 o'clock rom II.
parents residence No. 500 street southeast Funeral
private
KNORLEINE. On "Wednesday February is 1884 q
one o'clock p H. JOSEPH KNoRLEINE. In the thirty
third year of his
Funeral viii take place from Charles schroths Ct,is
seI fatersD residence $50 9Th Fr
day afternoon, at three o'clock
PESDEL Suddenly, at $50 O'Clock OF bronchitia
MABEL. GERTRUDE. youngest daughter OF T. Z. aud
s. A. lende, aged years and months
Her funeral viii take place from her parentas
dence $50 street northwest Friday the 18th inst
at O'Clock. TO which relatives and friends invited
SMITH.-At 40 O'Clock M, on February lAth. lisa
Friends invited to attend the funeral service q 81
Augustine's Church, 18th street, L. to morrow
friday, February 18th, at $50 Q. Interlnent e
Lancaster, Pa Lancaster. Pa, papers please copyl
SUIT. February Is. 1884. q O'CLOCK D. M after Q
long and painful illness. LAURA +. SUIT cred thirty
Funeral win take place from the Ascension church
Friday. February l5 at three O'Clock Friends aud
rela lives Of tie family respectfully invited sssend
maryland papers please copyl
SWEENEY, On wednesday, February 18th, 1884 g
6:45 p. IA; FRANK RAYMOND. youngest child Of
Funeral from the residence Of his parents No vir
ginia avenue southwest, Friday 18th instant Of 8
O'Clock ~ Relatives and friends requested 10
| tend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-14
WALL Street To-day.

AN CNEyESrFrL DAY IN rsK STOCK NARKHf
NEW YORK. Feb. l5.-The share SPECULATION, AMER
q rrm opening, declined Sas per cent, but then
became strong and higher. Prices movei up n 70
Ia per cent before IL O'Clock. The features were
Union Pacific, Lackawsna, Northwest, St Paul
New York Central. ana oregon TranscontinentaI
stocks were fractionAlly lower after II O'Clock
Manitoba. however. rose 20 s5x bid Richmond and
West Point terminal TO 50, and Memphis and
Charleston 70 3.H.
The Post says the fractional gain In the last hour
not only maintained, but increased O little oy n
O'Clock to-day. The advance on a lull markeo
shows pretty nrm control on the
part OF the bulls but aside from this there
were no features In connection with the general
market and no ruInors calculated 20 Affect %
future course.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-14

Result OF the PrOteus Investigation.
REPORT OF THE corRr OF 1NQuIRY-GEN. HAzENs
ERRORS AND oAIssIoNs-No CoURT-AARTIAL Re-
COMMENDED.
The report of the Proteus court OF inquiry, which
was submitted to the Senate yesterday by the
President states that In the general conduct OF the
expedition, prior to the loss OF the ship, Lieut..
Darlington displayed zeal, energy and efficiency,
as well as afterward, In successfully conducting
his command through long, per1lous and labori-
GUS retreat in boats TO place OF safety.
While awarding credit TO Gen. Hazen for the best
OF Intentions the report states that in many parti-
culars, and In some OF the gravest moments he
failed In an adequate comprehension or the neces-
stiles OF the case and the measures and means
essential to meet them.
These particulars were: in not submitting plan
requiring two vessels; in ooJecting to The
proposed intention OF the War department to
obtain the men for the expedition from the
navy; In sending but one commissioned officer;
in informing Lieut. Darlington In his Instructions
that Lieut. Greely's supplies would be exhausted in
at or
In failing TO perceive necessity for second vessel
until nearly the middle OF May, 1883: in emitting
cargo OF the Proteus, In order that the most por-
tant material for the purpose OF the expedition
should be readily accessible in an emergency; the
lax. negligence, and defective method OF keeping
the record of public business and conducting the
correspondence in the signal ONCE, as illustrated
the socaIed supplementary Instruction or order TO
Lieut.. Garlington-which in fact was no order at
all; and in not having taken care 70 have Lieut.
Darlington furnished with copy OF the fnstrUc-
tons OF the Navy department to the commander OF
the Yantic.
The report concludes as follows: "While the
foregoing grave errors and omissions are regarded
as having either directly led or largely contributed
to the aborttve issue OF the expedition, yet they
are all deemed to have been due TO the lack OF
wise provision and sound judgment In the exercise
OF wide administrative discretion and unattended
by any willfu neglect or intentional derelcticn OF
10 nY
opinion that no further proceedings before gen.
eSal court martial Sre called for.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-14
The Funeral of DIR. J0mes g. Reave.

The funeral OF the late DR.. JAMES s. Beale oc-
CURED this afternoon from the Ascension
church. There was very large attendance the
medical profession being fully represented.
The floral tributes were numerous and handsome.
Services were conducted by Rev. DR.. Elliott. Rev.
Mr.. steele and Rev. Mr.. Engel, and upon the con-
cusion the remains were taken TO Oak Hill for In
terment- The following were the pail bearers: Drs
\. S. Lincoln, j. T. johnson, A F. A. King, C. E.
Hagner, j. X. Cromwell and J. w. Bayne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-14

IMPORTERS OF FRENCH WINES, COGNAC. CHAM.
PAGNES AND CORDIAIS
French Carets 81. 50 per gallon.
American native Wines, Brandies and Champagne
CzIi1ornla. Virginia aud OHIO, 25c. . bottle
kOUX TAULElI-E, 17A7 Penn'a ava
Agents for frst-class houses bordeaux. burgundy
Chsmpagnes and Cognal WIS lie toNte SorteS Casse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-14

Accolode, Md.
THE CREEK INDIANs-An the members Of the
Creek Indians now in the city at the Interior
department to-day to hear the arguments OF Gen.
Chas. King for Espieche and Chas BrOwnen for
Perryman before the Secretary OF the Interior.
Hon. JOHN w. DANIEL, OF Virginia, is In the city
to argue the contested election case OF Paul VS.,
OFerrall. Mr.. Daniel appears for OrFerran, dem
ocrat. together with Hon. John T. Harris Hon.
Edgar Allen appears for MIR. Paul. Since the cleo
ton Mr. Paul was appointed Q. 8. Judge, and is now
on the bench He does not contest for the seat but
simply to show that he was elected The case viii
be argued before the House committee on elections
next Tuesday.
AMONG the callers at the White House to-day
were Senators Wilson, Coke, Miller (Cal }Aand Lo-
gan, and Representatives. Ochiltree, Robinson
(Ohloa, Post, Houk, Cutcheon and Steele
ST. LOUIS AND THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
The St Louis men are very con i1dent of the selec
ton Of St Louis as the place for holding the DEM
%s%pers af the They that the
already arrived In the city are in favor OF that
place.
CHIEF ENGINEER GEORGE MELVILLE arrived here
yesterday, in response to an order from Secretary
Chandler, to assist in fitting out the proposed
Greedy relief expedition.
PRRsoNAL.-Mr. Thomas j. Fisher Is confined to
his residence by sickness.-Mr. r. O. Hoffman,
who has been indisposed, expects to be out in few
daya-Mr Edward n. Matchett, of this city, has
Just arrived home from tour around the world.
He was In China several yearS-Ex-COngress
Coburn, OF indianapolis, is In town on legal busi
ness he was at one time Of the powers In politics
forever IS 1t doesn't pay He Is at 421 9Th street
northwest--Mr. Horace Denaut, who has been
secretary OF the French legation here for number
Of years, has been ordered to Stockholm, and has
left washington Tor his new post OF duty.-H0n.
Emery A. 6t0rrS, OF Chicago, Is at the RggA-M.
j. Power, Of Sonora, Mexico, Is at WflardA-
Jas. Rice, auditor, and Francis T. Hord, attorney
general Of Indiana, are In the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-14

fVNHE OTTO GAS ENGINE
Il Requires no boiler avoids all expensive attendant,
loss OF time, handling Of fuel and saes. 1t Il
used extensively for running PASSENGER ard Freight
End lihoRraphc Presses Coffee Mills ROssters Psper
and Ruling Machinery. Iafhes. &c. &c. This engine
Possesses the least number VI working parts. aud
great SIZE plic;ty Of mechanism.
for particularly to prlcaA &c. apply ~ once
Washington Gas Light ca Ulj
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-14
OHAPOTEACT'S
WINE OF pFpTOvF

WINE OF PFPTOvF.
WnegiaSsful of which contains 10 2rammes Of Bee!
sunclalIY olgesed by Pepsine II Is entirely sssimila
nis ao passes INTO the blood vessels without requiring
W. stomach 10 Do any previous work. IL IL highly
Snended tby the medical faculty Of Paris 10 conva.
70 IsrsoIs " hose blood Is poor who suffer
irOnl ,ofcsls Diabetes. Weakness, General Wasting
a5 otollach Ache, Csst-alga. Loss OF Appetite.
ose Exhausted " Excess OF Work Age, Fever Dy-en-
1tst Oh the Chest. CancerUus Affections FIRE.
No. $500 A>'AS '-'-oA-A1e'
sold BY ali Drusxists mr.mSthiv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-14

WEI DE MEYER
It il now undisputed that WEI DE MEYERS CA.
TARRH CURE 10 the only treatment that win absolute
" cure Catarh-tesh or chronic. 'It marvel, Rev
A. p. Fries Cairo M" 1T restored me to the pulpit
Rev. George =. Refs Cobleville. NY" "one box rsd.
cally cured me- Rev. Q. b. Taylor lao Noble street,
Brooklyn" "Aperfect cure after 80 years suf9erne
D. Mcdonald. no Broadway n. T." 10. &c Thousands
Of tesimonias received from al parts Of the world
Delivered S1oo. DR.. We'd De Meyers "TREAT1sK,r
with statements by the cured mailed freq D. Dewey
h Co.. ls2 Fulton street. NE dlb-atthset
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-14

THE MUNICIPAL DEADLOCK IN BALrrnoRE-When
the first branch OF the Baltimore city council IVES
called TO order last evening the eight reform mem
iners who bolted on the IRE BOARD ordinance on
Tuesday night Were stin absent, and the branch
had TO adjourn The reformers ere heartily In
dorsed In their action. The regular members have
issued acard 70 the public on their side OF tho
case, and Marshal Heskel has made Q esatemant
The reformerS are determined 70 hold OUT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-14

Il FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION having for year clr-
tnelr the country 1t mas
and appointing committees to attend the an
nual meeting Of the Association for the purpose Of in
vestigang for themselves the truth fasfy Of these
CHARGES and the actual condition of the affairs of the
management. have received an unqualified and unsni
Extract from the report Of tie Buffalo committee
With every facility for detecting fraud,
crookedness maladnnistraton indication thereof
was found. II the company is not In healthy pros
porous condition. dealing justly with its members and
tive and facts unreliable"
Extract from the report Of the Baltimore committee
" From every inquiry made all the in vestiga-
ton gven to the matter and from their personal obser
citation is worthy of the entire confidence Of
members 1t is truly mutual association where each
member forms component pa t. and is powerful fac
tor to do good or harm" Office 20 1909 II street.
febz l.l. KNIGHT. General Aren't.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-14
RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
Az MODEL FAST LINE AND The ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
1BE EAST AND THE WEST
VIA WASHINGTON
rCCRIE TRACK: yANSEY
IORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

9HL MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
bET1EEN
MA. MAsHlNGToN~
Eohedqle to take effect SUNDAY. November H. 1881
Leave Washington rom station, of New Jersey
svenue and street by Eastern Standard 18th Mer
SSsnily sos a n: l0:I5 a. m. 1910 p M with
ioInt. NItL4ut change; lG:l5a NJ. daily to Chicago
pm to I4iisbur Cevesnd and Detroit 1t With jlsea
I'm ing 1 GsFs to p. R55tiit burr, -. ,,o
Seiy with Sleeper Tor Toledo Via Wheeling and Lake
Trans tOr Philadelphia and New York a. $40 a. m.
llsiy, except sunday p m and l0:0Op m. daily with
's sId Bs d On a 1ees days $50 Sc &c., slo
4:40 $50 ZOO $40, 1000. lois pm m HIn
t9r beitIrore ON sundays 30. $780, SEQ am lbs
Fer 1nna stI Pa s nj oo Sn i21o and 40
1Sr W@y st seo sdxeen T,sh,nso and
.; 40; .aIn Flo Pm $50 4so land lo15 pm
$40 Pm. daily except Sunday s45 PM daily i ior
saiT rl ds1 si"is2s on 'r9L otan branch $50
p aae Ssi ha9s eP f Freq esy EXCEPT sunday
5SI hssersfown. lois m and 545 m daily except
Trains arrive from the West daily 600 $50 am
From New York and Philadelphia 2:55. ssoa.m daily
.s2cPr. daily except sunday. '''
From A-napolis s2o. lO:4O am. l:5o. 6s7 pm: SUM-
IRON Lehinton. GO a m daily and 2:l5p. m daily
From rsIeFief and intermediate points. SOS 1000
II. 2-l5. 40 i. and 500 D. H. daily exceDt
Sunday 500 T. H. daily from Point OF Rocks
1IhlLs have Baltimore tor WASHINGTON at 40 Al
.LS 20 y y lc and 1879 a. 12:l5 2:5O A. 40
-. ~ 800 aEd lO:13 l.. M: Sundays 2 4:l0
80 " 9:l1a so. 5. 625. 80 and o % 4. m
trains from Washington stop Relay Station except
456Y
FOR further Information apply at the Baltimore and
Ono Ticket Ofce-W ashiEgton Station GIG and 1851
fennsyivans avenue. corner l4th street orders
VII be taken for taggae to lie checked received at
Any l. Int N the city.
" NJ CLEMENTS: VI. Of T, Baltimore
I.a.,rf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-14

iEDlG CuMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
- flNE@SI AND CHEAPEST MEAT FLAVORISG
SAUCES DA'AiLo AM
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT oE MEAT
An invaluable and palatsble tonic in ALI casss
OF weak digestion and debility rs a sucress
aio D.oh Tor which nations should feel
YratetuL-See Medical Prrssn u ancrt .
British Medical Journal a. e"
CAUT1ON.-Genuine only with the fac sip,;,.
OF Baron ileb;g's Signature in Blue Ink arross
the Iate4 This caution is NECESSARY owing
70 various cheap and inferior subs,itut.ss
Being IL TIC market.
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
TO be had OF al StorekeeIers Gro.ers and
Chemists Sole Agents for III. United state
wholesale only c DasIi & Co.. . Fenchnrch
e'Soee' Aoeo"0. Ahsiau4 apI
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T'HE GREAT
l. PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
10 THE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK SPIENDID SC1EN tpv
RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EOITTpMENT

orHy I I55SNfNsr NEaT .I Eog CT runr
Sill 4 Tfrcr MAG
1RAIss LEAVE WAsHIsGroS. FROM sTaT1oS CORNER
1erp.ssn s1s and IN The Scs,
.pa @ s5s siIEg t Gsr s at daily Eas, Line
Psass Cas- e so R,tb6ns eOpnscts daily
IoiC6 ?; daily, Tor Pttsbu-e and the Vest. WITH
ITfNoEf AND a TUToM.c e R Saifls9
19d Erie tanandaltua- chester. Buffalo. Niagara
Washington IL Rochester. and Washington to Buffalo
Iran. lsaylng Washington Saturday night viii not
For ~llaEsIort. Lock Haven and Enira. at s:4oa m
I.I New 81 snd The East SIS a. m. 1o:soa. m 40
iGs 10 ~ aid IL 70 I L. On SUNDAY 500 lo0oand
Isi Btstr S ai,soS s4G sIHB ssndaS
Is5 BToeEisn y Ii through trains connee. a. Jer.
erect transfer to Fulton street. dins double Ter,
For fh@dsipfa AMI m. 14o 100 1000
.rd ll:i3 p N On Sunday. Loo lcjO and Ii Is ?. m
For Bai,mcrp SIS 546 rit nG s1Gfs SUNDAY
SUNDAY $40 I60a ~ 81 loS 20, and ~ ih ~ m On
For Popes Greek Line. ESQ a m and 44op. m. daily
For Annapolis. $50 Am and $40 pm daily. e.ceptsun-
HASRtIs tER sbbEfR asS sA5
Fer As1.I an SO Is sd 20 g2 05 and Il IS
JeI Richmond and the south. s5 and IL os IN dailv
aalS fcE Snidns
and 100 an, go. 800. z. 5l0. 5e5 and 16:4 p
Icl,ts and information a. the Office northeas. corner
ton where orders be LETT for the checking bax
J. r. MOOD General Passenger Agent.
CHAs F fUOH. GENERAL Manager NIL
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AUCTION SALES.
WAITER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auctioneers.

SR sEs oHR G54NaaE sTEE RAa
EAdk sU w1 EEHsMNE9
EsSf 5h4Ss 5sf s{SsbS7RS 81 rs
TESsI 3Nvt IAstE SHAss
SfsIT s., Hs H rs kI HAS
fNa Slows BSSssE i9A HI HNS s. A1h
sb 6fzEh c8RFEfs H KfeHEs fEsshs
81 . BIZ. 7 ,sa ay .sn
ing housekeep ns. No. AS ID street northwest The
ssas faaass VIZ
should not fail to attend the SALE for great bargains
', fsbi Il WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucta. -.
Tor SALE. AT AUCTION
TWELVE n. SHARP. in front Of Dowlines corner
and Driving deldinF Coming years Wi be sold With:
0q feb having TE S1 ssfsd Auc
THoMAs BOWLING. Auctionesr.
ELEGANT pARLoR, CHAMBER AND DINING.
sgSS sSz 81 5Rtz4s
aaa N Iaas q ss.
FS %s. will sell general assortment OF Household
Several large Tables. suitable for tsilors.
ALSO, AT TWELVE NJ
1 9ssza:s ss:s ''''S'' THOMAS re DOWNING .,s.
THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
FINE FLOODED BAY SADDLE MARE, FROM KEN
pG1na SAT ,o ~ MORNING. SIXTEENTH OF FEB
sani1 es ff sh
old fifteen and half hands high. kind and gentle and
Splendid opportunity to obtain fine Saddle Horsa
ES1.4I F IS p HE En- ~
s sEEsEH N sTKEITi BETWEEN AND K
cause No 1854 Equity. WHEREIN FTsdsficf e. Cd. III
PENDANTS the undersg ed will offer for sale at public
r. {2a # ~ 5ss e s1 TIE
land situate II the city 81 Wa.S-
in ssaars numReEed one hundred and s. Gos fronting
tas as h shs
IN
third in six months, and onethird In twelve months
oil cash. at the option Of the purchaser the deferred
and deed Of trust upon the said real estate sio0 shall
be required as soon Is the property is bid OFF and il
within 90 days from the ay Of sale the property
will be resod at his risk and cost. All conyeyancing
and recording fb%xEp rs ffs Trustee
nrrc,~-so~ D,o, ;23 ~ street northwest.
N Bone OF THE HEIRS OF THE. LATE
{" Sd this f In at rsc sae but falling
this fst resale at his risk and Cos.
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District Government Affairs.

A delegation OF Georgetown business men to-day
waited on the Commissioners. TO express the wishes
OF the people generally OF that city that the Dis
trct authorities may see Mt TO favor the location
OF the proposed new bridge across the Potomac at
the 'Three Sisters,n above the Aqueduct bridge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-14
The Proposed Library Site.

The following is the assessed value Of six squares
directly east OF the Capitol proposed to be taken as
site for the Congressional library building bounded
by 1st and I'd streets and street northeast and b
street southeast.
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The HIGH SCHOOL CADETs-The weekly drill OF
the High School Cadet Corps at the High school
this afternoon was witnessed by Commissioner
side, OF the National Rifles; Capt Ross, OF the
Washington Light Infantry; Chief Cronln and MI.
B. II. Warner, president OF the school board
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-14

There are thirty cases OF measles at stephens
City, Va
The wel-known trotting horse Compton Boy
dropped dead In his stable at Quebec Yesterday
Frank Cartwright, aged about forty i've years OF
Germantown, Pa, committed suicide yesterday by
shooting himself
In Reading, Pa, last night, Harry CANA, aged
seventeen years, In running 20 fire ran against
Tree IN thick fog and struck bis temple When
picked up lie wa dead.
. Ex-Judge George p. Fisher has withdrawn from
tne contest Tor the appointment OF judge OF the
United States district court OF the Delaw dis
trct IL is said the name OF ex- Congressman james
X Lofand VIII be presented for the place
The New York Post pr.ate charges OF violation Of
c,Vl service rules, cutting OF salaries &C. in the
city post ONCE. Postmaster Pearson denies the
charges.
Conservative meetings were held all over England
last night and at all OF them the policy OF the gov
eminent was condemned
Rev. Dr. Rowland, pastor OF the Tenth Baptist
church, Philadelphia, has accepted . eau to Balt-
more.
Ia Scranton, Pa, an attempt has been
maue TO innate the registry lists for the next
e.ecton with dead and departed voters 70 the
ndihoer OF about 700. The innations &c = said,
occur in the strong democratic wards
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-14
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Mr.. l. E. MORTIMER, who has been in charge OF
the commission desk, first assistants Office, Post
Offce department, has been placed in charge OF
the Texas and Virginia desk Mr. Warren Green
takes Mr.. MOrtimer's place.
COMMISSIONS have been issued to j. II. Pamplen
postmaster at Tye River, Va, and W. L Lederer at
AccQlQde. Md.