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W. H. Browne has filed bill for an Injunction
against Henry P. Sanders ct al. The object OF the
bill is to adjust the rights OF the stockholders OF
the Territorial Building Association.
James Waugh, 1925 q street northwest reports
that set OF harness and a horse brush were
stolen from his stable. Nathaniel Paige 7th street
road, near Brghtwood reports that a large roll of
wire fence and a hot-bed sash have been stolen
from him.
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tyNHE OTTO GAS ENGINE
Requires no boiler avoids all expensive at,e,,,,.
10 loss of ufle no handling OF fuel and no ssbs
psed e1tenslveJ for running Passenger and Freicht
Elevators, Sewing Machines. Meat Choup.rs
and LthOgraphic Presses. Coffee Mills ESssts- ps
sId Ruling Machinery. Iathes. &c &c Tbis ,s.
ruDs Win e1tr me sInoothi-Ss anu regularity ~ -,ssS
Possesses the least luLntS.- y. yurknf -
great s:I. 2licity OF chaIals.r, h~1eS. AM
or particulars 10 pr.c.s. * Iu,,,y -, oy... :.
y SShlnxto0 Gas Ign, %.
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Wa De MEIER.

It is now undisputed that WEI DE MEYERS CATAR-
RAJ CURE IL the only treatment that will absolutely
cure Catarrah. Dr. Wei de Meyers .TREArmx" with
statements Of symptoms by the cured mailed free D.
B. DEWEY CO.. 1872 Fulton street. N T. feb4-mw.f sot
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW
THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

FTNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
HANDSOME WALNUT PAR1oR SUITE. upHo1-
HANGINC's. wALS tUT- 4 I. cHaMBER FGRSI-
IS EtR aRb S6R NTTT aakp MS
BRUSSELS HALL AND STAIR CARPETS VAL
fb H RSrf DSlsS S dH
FFthiAsffEA Ti, SERTANIs FTkNiISRRE HE-
o. IT. FsDAT IOR NISG. TEBRUART TWENTY.
FIX At Ne 1 ttrert northwest commencing at
fcba2-3t THOMAS BOWLING Auct.
CHASCERY ALE OF yAL !, a LIZ IM Hp ,
s SIZE N siah ESP pf'l "i'AN AM
BY virtue OF deere of the supreme Court Of theGA
cause No y 7953 Equity xte Frserck G. Cal III
vert is oIiainant and Charles Calvert ct al are de-
4 {isFsia e LIE
Parcel Of land ard premises situate in the city OF Wash
irgton and District OF Columbia. and known and de-
in sJlare numbered one hundred six O6) fronting
Twenty five (5J feet on 18th street west and extending
down IN the official plat of said city and the improve
IL. Z thereon consist e Of frame dwelling.
thri in IL months and third in twelve months
the day of SAIL with interes said deferred
m cas t option Of tie puehaae PET the sn defer,e %
payments to ne ~etUred by the notcs of the purchas
!e required soon As the property is bid OF and II
te purchaser shall tail to comply with the terms Of sale
D a and cost of Al
LbWARD A. NEWMAN, Trustee.
DUNCANSON BROS Auctioneers tal9-dSds
v Bone CF THE HEIRS OF THE LATE
owner bid this property in at recent sale. but failing
to eorly with the terms thereof. the court decreed
febI4-dSds EDWARD A. NEWMAN. Trustee.
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shaken I'D b, a On. Explosion.

foRoNTn, ONT, Feb 2S-An explosion or gas O.
CURED ms morning In the vault OF the Rank ~
Sonmerce All the windows In the ONCE wese
blown cut. ana the building otherwise damaged
Bank Messenger shaw WAS badly hurt. but no4
fatally. The clerks at their desks were more or leos
inlurtd but none SERIOUSLY
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FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE m JACKSON, MrcR-A
disastrous fire In jackson, Mich, early yesterday
morning, destroyed the Union hotel block occupied
by the Union hotel, the Union Han theater, Wal
dron Curtis, drugs; the Jackson savings bank, C.
NJ. Elliott, grocer, and N. II. Eckler. saloon, to
and water win exceed $4,000 Charles Cornell,
crippled soldier, was burned to death -Four other
persons were fatally injured.
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ENGLAND ASKS RUSSIA TO ExPLAIN.-Eari Gran
Vile has directed Sir Edward Thornton the British
minister at St. Petersburg, to ask OF the Russian
government an explanation, full and explicit or
their annexation OF the Nerve Oasis Minister
Thornton Is at the same time to protest against
this action as breach OF the assurances given fo
England by the Car Alexander w
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At Morrisville, n Y, the jury In the Haight case
returned Saturday night, after having been out
three hours, with q verdict OF murder "a the nrSt
degree. MIA Haight win Be sentenced to-day.
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Capitol Topics.
opposrn To rprr Sutp,


The shipping committee this morning took I'D
the bill to admit foreign built ships TO American
registry free OF duty and voted 10 to report il
adversely. Those voting in favor OF the bin were
MesSrS Sloculn, Throckmorton and DeuSter and
those In the negative MeSSrs Dingley, Long, Hunt,
George. O'Neili and Lore.
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L. SACKvILLR WEST.

RANGE OF THE THERAOMETER.-The following
were the readings at the ONCE Of the chief signal
ofIlcer today:-7a m, 33. II am, 429: pm, 496
Maximum, 81. %: minimum. 31.9
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New Deputy Governor Of Soldiers
HApne

The President has detailed Capt. WHY'S Lyman
OF the 5th infantry, to be deputy governor OF the
Soldiers Home, vice Col. A. D. Nelson, resigned
Capt Lyman is now on duty at the War depart
ment under Col. Sc tt, compiling the official rec
OrdS OF the rebellion. He Is brother-n-laW OF
Senator Edmunds. Lieut. James A. Buchanan. OF
the 18th infantry, has been detailed to take Capt.
LymanS place in the War department.
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I5sfsr sEss ss H9r r51Hrrs
s1L1 X S1 Iffrcr NAG EVGMESf
Trans Lave WAsHIseToS. FROM sT.Ifos cossr,
1or5a n1. and fiR me W ccao s
Giaace sieeTlns Carr at $50 a m. daily Fast Line
Z, Cincinnati Mestern EIir..s- 10 y m daily with
t va Via Geai6as sa g foanfe'f dsy iG5
seeri,y Car r1ttsburx 10 Chicago Mali Express
satt Gay Gar i' S 10 the West With
=. BALTiSi0hE AND IoToMac RAILROAD.
e eP : m daily. except SATURDAY, with Pslsre Cas-
-'--;. .-4vlES Washington Saturday viii lot
ICl "IlLas-sTort. Lock Haven and Elmra, s:a0A n
KoI NSs leF3 AID the East SIS a M 1o5oa m, 49,
y Is , n Iinited ExIre-s of pullman Parlor Cars
10 Bsal %1Ic9 1t ei.nss. s6o H. every week day
10 BrooIyn. T. ali through tra;ps connect at Ter
=! t-iy With tCats Ct I20oklyn Annex, a1,ordin2
Hi.tt transfer 20 alton street. avoiding double tcr-
La seross New York City.
f:I lhI&delE liza. IS aua losOa m. lao. 100, 1000
% f.rs 20 a. d sy e t9g ti Sunday IL
fsi 90 baia nor So sl5 80 LOO 10 0a and 20
r"Aoa1 s40lU-JOa- r.i 10 &C. go 1000 and ii IL
r., Pores Creek Line. 80 m. and 4:4op Ii. daily
fS 6, ANNAPOLIS 20 and m daily e1ceptsun-
sIhlt A LIP aSS sA
q aid II Is 8 y @ a "a Il 5a IN M
For Kci G'cLd =. "a IL r., 5 ~, ! n
a. s, .. 20 a s I.l.r 80. -,
n arg ~ 80. ~ niansht Oh sunday % and 10 10
s saa mi at the cce northeast corner
toh xhere orars esn R s sysnus and at the
gaze to ess'nati9I irSn, hotels rs-.dens ''s'
CHAs E PUGH. Genera Manaxer 'AS'nser Ase Ih;
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star.
General Foreign News by Cable,

General Foreign News by Cable.
MINISTER sARGENTs pIGNIF1Ep COURSE
BERLIN, Feb. 25.-The FoSSiSche Gazette declares
that II Is unable TO reprint the comments OF the
American pres on the Lasker incident for fear the
edltor would be imprisoned Minister Sargentis
olslned course In ignoring the attacks OF the Ger
man press Is much approved.
Ri AAHDI AND KING JOHN
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Feb. 25-it is positively asserted
that the Nahdi and King John, or Abyssinta. have
signed q convention to The effect that King John
Shall remain neutral, and In return shall receive
port on the Red sea and large accession OF terri
tory.
THB FATE OF THE GREAT EASTERN.
LONDON, Feb. 25.-The steamer Great Eastern
mas oeen purchased by the government Tor q coal
hulh, 10 De stationed at Gibraltar.
F1NANCIRRING IN TURKEsTAN
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 25.-The Ignatie1 commit
Tee, VINO have been examining into the administra-
llOn OF lurkeotan. have detected a deficiency OF
lOo,oOO,0OO roubleS in the last fourteen years
sPYs HAND CUT OFF.
SUAKIM, Feb "a spy captured in Osman
D1gnaS' camp had one Of his hands cut OF and tied
around his neck.
A Spinners' Strike.
AMEsBURY, MASS, Feb 25.-About 100 Spinners in
No. 5 mill, OF the Hamilton wooden company. struck
ana lett work this morning. They have created no
disturbance.
"Tug'' Ryan Whipped.
NEW YORK, Feb. "a prize fight of nine rounds
at Hohoken this morning resulted in Ed. Conner
whipping "Tug" Ryan
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They who work early and late the year round nesd
occasionally che heathful stimulus impaired by .
Wholesome tonic like Hostetters Stomach Bitters To
all Its Ttirfty and efficiency remedy and preventvs
OF disease commend II. II checks incpient rheumasnl
and maarial symptoms. relieves constipation, dyspep
STA and biousness. arrests premature decay Of tho
Physical energies mgates the inrmitiee od eye and
hastens convalescence
For sale by all Druggists aud Dealers generally fet4
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z RAILROADS.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
HE AODEL FAST LINE AND The ONLY LINZ
EEIVEt-N
TEE FAST AND TIE WEST.

1AA AoOEL FAST LINE AXD HE ONLY LINE
'IE EEA 1i aSh az NEST
.c,sa,,,s 70 .,.. . sIht q Ihi 800.
Leave Washington from station. of Jeysey
Lgs and street by Eastern standard 18th Meri
Tor Chicago. Cinrinnsti. Louisville and St Louis
IfIoush CescEes end islsce SEEM Cars 70 p win WIN
!1.nt9 witi@1:t change: iU;laa H. daily to Chicago
fel Fitts1GY al lo15 a N. and 4or m daily; $40
r. to l'1Eburs Cleselsnd and Detroit. with Sleep
f6I Iolst9 ard Dttroit va, Monreevlle. 1c:l5 a. n
sIans ior Philadelphia and New York 2. s:1oa. N
laI.er ana eIeellnE Cars attached.
- 1905 an, i 10. ? ~ % ) 800 40 i n.l-
Ie-'- -, On suiG,'!s; 80 Co., $780, am. LA
p, - l . ~ 80; 20 ; 40 lo:G9
lt Wy stations GctWeen Washington and Baltimore
ftI sta1.CEs on MetroI olitan praich. 40 am and
- i 4lS ~ ii, t a2 I'm pm daiiy Tor
Saiiv *. -. ,; Suial tor Ls4.n2!on staun AND
ds..y. Fredeicf so af. i0:i5 'i.Ils ~. -
T. Hsesrstow io,i5 an AID As Pm daily ercep.
1las arrive rom The Wes, daily 60 so a In
fIcn. New FORK and Philadelphia 2s55. soam. daily
1lon. ANA o.is y lo.aO l;5o. 81 pm; Sun
1!om Len..;t9n, GO daily. and 2:l5p m daily
IroH- tr,cer,ck and Intermediate roirts s:25 1000
So - 20 , n; an, and DO ? M Dolly except
1ra-l> leave Baltimore fer W&shiI rton al 10 30
= .J9 :? = 10 aid 1880 a. l2:IJ 80 T. 40
e. 30 10 and l0.i5 i. N. ola SUNDAYS y a aI
30 . "a n. 80. ;. I IS. 20 and J. m
ela4fls IRON Washington stop eIay Station except
ST L. ~F'
Cr further information apply at the Baltimore and
G!lO Ticket OthceN ssiiin gton Station eia ami I{5i
f.nnky wanna avenue corner 18th where orders
VII! te taEen Tor te4aee to Lee checked aid rceiy.I
i NJ CLEMtNi1is. NJ c: T., Balnmor.
Ms L n LORD ,,.rI,l pssse,s,e- .,.o..
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II the weather continues favorable the work ON
the Potomac flats, which has been almost entirely
suspended for the past TWO months will be resumed
within few DAYS
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Capt. Howgate's Escape.

AN INTERESTING SUBJECT TO BE INQUIRED INTO BY
MR.. SPRINGERS COMMITTEE
matter which will be inquired into by Mr..
Springers committee is the escape Of Capt How
gate and everything connected with the case In
quiry Will be especially directed to the extraordi-
nary manner OF the prisoners escape and the want
OF proper energy in seeking his recapture The
committee Will also try to ascertain If any one else
was connected with the Steal and how 1t was posi-
bic that 50 much money could be misappropriated
without being discovered sooner. In this con-
nection the statement was made to STAR re-
porter yesterday that within the past three weeks
there was transfer OF property in this city for
the contamination OF which Capt. Howgates Sig
the signature was secured in proper legal form.
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sAHl s S s#$1
g 5S II 's e. $s sy
peecsaDer f.; lSss in equity cause No 1864 Doc. 3
and e'hsrs ars dsasf
saaM sell to the hghes bidder il front of the
FIT 1ts e.
si1 HUNDRED and thirty (ss01 according and
se.6ed in the deed p partition dated Rees 1911
@ y asS and MAY
plat Of subdis ision annexed in lber -. folio -.
" te f a the
a. in said square Nc go At the northeast there
and ten Sd o inches by denth Of one hundred and
Terms # sale prescribed by the decree: One-third
Of the purchase ney il cash aud the balance in
the deferred ynens the purchaser purchasers shall
n b e4 st 90 per ra t per
esty p O dep9st Of fifty $50 dollars on
Chaser purchaser JOIN HE&Ip 'as euF
DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucts febaOdts
S1ST fE sfEEE liz hkHfNfsf KNOWN
sHa B z!1 sssss n
fSS66 IL fiffsf Sl 81 M HR9s
the kSya G dp M
tered three hun red an sxtysix 1860 together with
eehtee s feet on the west side Of 9Th street
back with width hundred and five QO5) feet
S3sn I'd ;a f., Of the purchase
ments at six 90 and twelve 2) months the day of
sale such deferred payments bear interest at the rate
of six per per and be secured by the plr
chasers notes and deed the property or all
c1 at tn optIo d. OF the purchssr deposit of 800
to be at the cost Of purchaser If the of sale are
not complied with in ten days from day sale the
Trustee the right to resell the property the
risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
DUNcANsoN BROS. Auctloneers. feb2o-d&ds
CHANCERY SALE
~ By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court oflx46
the District of Columbia, Iassed the 31st day o6
UNDERSIGNED Will SELL to the highest bidder at public
auction in front the following described
TWENTY.NINTHDAYO OF TEBRUAR 1854, at FoU ,Se
THIRTY O'CLOCK p NJ. part of Square 905 beginning
north 81 feet street and west on1 street 20
peh+5 K the be es IN On SAME Day FIVE
for the 80 feet 10 inches from the northwest corner
OF said square binding on Virginia avenue 10 feet
81 fee. to he is
On SANE DAY. at F1YE-FIETEEN O'CLOCK P: N.
E9ts s p md e & in s9nsrs l001 on sATURDAY the
O'CLOCK M the st half OF Lot T. in the subdivision
Of Square 73 said half fronting so feet on south st
and residue in two equal payments q, six and twelve
months with interest from day Of sale to be secured by
approved notes and reserved len all cash. option
purchaser to comply with terms Of sale within days
from day OF sale property viii be resold his
required and s25 ON each Of the Others l'NN'
JAS. N FITZPATRICK. Trustee
DUNCANSON BROS, Auct1oneers. febl8- 1Otd
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A sHERIFF's POSSE pEFrEp,

A later dispatch says: William b. Cash was fol-
lowed by the sher1fs posse 10 the house OF his
father, Col. 4. b. c. Cash. % miles from the scene
OF the tragedy. When the pursuers approached
the house Col. Cash deiied them. and said that his
son should not be arrested at present, public
opinion was too strong against him. Knowing the
desperate character OF the inch with whom they
had TO deal the sheriff poSSe then retired.
Last night Richards and Coward were still alive,
but 40 hopes We're entertained OF Their recovery.
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THE FUNERAL OF ROBERT S. GRAHAM.-The fune-
RAJ OF MI Robert S. Graham, which took place this
afternoon, from Gen. Burdette's residence was at
tended by large concourse OF friends, including
members or the JOnadabS and Golden Cross orders
The services were conducted by Rev. j. f. Rankin,
OF the Congregational church. The escort was by
members OF the Jonadab order headed by Pistorio's
band. The pail bearers were Past Sovereign Grand
Chief a. Nelson, p. G. c. r. o. Poik1nhorn, John A.
Clarke, or Pioneer G. Ii. Kline and II. w. Andrews
Of SPARTAN r. R Brouner OF Centennial: John Ber-
~, OF nv1nc1ble, and II. c. Darrogh, OF Eureka.
Mr.. WARDS PROPOSED NEW BUnDINGs-Mr
Frank Ward, the milk merchant, having been
forced to relinquish his business at his old stand
to-day applied for permit to erect new buildings
at the corner OF Indiana avenue and Sd street This
was granted on condition that he would not use
the new premises for stabling purposes, for the
manufacture OF milk into other products
A Young GIRLS SAD FATE = Maggie Faust, OF
Carlisle. Pa, died Friday under suspicious circum-
stances The coroners jury rendered q verdict
that her death was probably caused by peritonitis
produced by q criminal operation. While Ill and
being treated for pertonitis, physician against
whom she had brought criminal prosecution, pre-
scribed large dose OF laudanum, which Is said to
have FASTENED her death.
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STEAMERS.

NORTH GERMAN IIOYD-
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NV YORK H.yRx
LONDON, SoUTEAIPToS BREMEN
nc Steamers OF THIS company will sal ENERY WE'D
NFSDAi and SAT- RDA1 IRON Bremen pier foot "
&c street Hoboken. Rates of Ta-sag From New York
Havre LONDON. Southampton and bremen. first cabin
ESQ and SlGD second cabin, stu. seef,ee. 10 st
H. Tor freight or Passage apply 10 CELRICHS n
GO. > Bovlln-; Green. New York; ". q NEIZEROTT
G co, J15 P,nnsSlyania avenue northwest: ca IS
WALTZ 4 >rtrrt. Agents -or Washington. liz
(,UNARD LINE
NOTICE
LANE ROUTE.
1hE CGNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
BEINEES NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AZ CORK ElRBOR
FROM PIER AZ. y r.. NEW YORK
Cephaonia ed-- FeD. -. BUtAlla- We'd. Mar 81
SefNA;:-- Wed IA = - ;t-on-a. v &C.. A. =.
Ga W o. W y. =, Sgt 80. we'd. inr1 IS.
AND EEEhl WEDS ESDAI from NEW YORh
iafes OF Passsxe-StO. $50 and siGD according
cenIECGetial
Steease very rates Steerare tickets from Iy
srioti an LuenstU and ali other parts OF Europe !.
loves rates
Through bills IF laden given for Belfast Glasgow
Eavre Antwerp aid other lorts tie Continent and
tCr Mediterranean ICr:-
for freight ana pas.a,e aIry at the Companys Office
No 4. b y ilIx Green both steeraye ard CABIN -
SIlS bIUELOH co. CUo 9tn street. WASHINGTON.
'L1.AOS H BROWN 4 CO. New York.
Nrto Atssrs. OTIS BIGELOW x co
.anIz Cos 9Th street. WASHINGTON
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RoyalLIOUID0LUF

RoyalLIQUID0LUE
Mends Everything
ODD M % Solid as Rock!-Hard as
y y Adamant! Firm as
RRR 4 w a GRANTED! Strongest
RO o Y AAA L I0ukHsI anu BIOS!
a a AAA~D Absolutely Unbreak-
able and 1nseparable!!
49, No heating!-No prep
700 ZEE arat ion !-Alwa Y g
= Ready Always Ii
y EE Quidnl Mends China
GG ~ UU Glass, Wood, Leather
Sda ALLL w ZEE Patches on Shoes, Rub
Der, Crockery, Billiard
Cue Tips and Cloth.
Ornaments, Stone, Fur
nlture Jewery Book Backs and Ever thing Else with
Everlasting Inseparable Tenacity! 2Oc Brush
and Tin Govern Mailed postpaid SOC. Sold by Drug
giss GrOcers Stationers Hardware Variety and Gen.
eral Stores. Wholesale Travelling Agents Wanted in
every City and County Mailed only BY Manufacturers
Washington. d. c. ta25
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The Crack Of Cesl,s Pistol.

Sun OF TIE DC ELsI SHOUTS TWO NEN.
special dispatch from Cheraw, 5. C., says that
on Saturday. 10th instant, W. B. Cash. son OF Col.
f. L. Cash. the noted dueist. who killed Col. Shan
non few years ago, came into town and became
very bosterou5 and was requested by Town Mar
shall Richards 70 keep quiet The marshal was
overpowered and terribly beaten and kicked in the
head and face by Cash. After the two men were
separated. Cash left town. Last week be returned
and fired three shots from revolver III rapid sue
ceSSlon at the marshal The first shot passed
through the left lung OF James coward. an innO-
cent bystander. The second bali took effect in
Richards LETT lung, and, a. ne FELL Cash fired az ain,
but the shot missed IL mark lie then rin Ia his
horse, and in the Excitement Was permitted 10 eS-
cape. Richards and Coward are mortally wounded
The most intense excitement prevails throughout
the entire county, and hundreds OF men ia pur-
suit or Cash. II caught he VIII undoubtedly be
lyncneL.
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BIDS were opened at the Treasury department
to-day for the stone work and the brick work on
the post office at Peoria Peter G. Straub OF Buff
falo, was the lowest bidder for stone work at
$35, 800, and A. j. White, OF Peoria, for the brick
work, at $16,772.
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Dr. 4. W. Cox and NrS. +. Daley were arrested
M Bradford Pa, yesterday on the charge OF having
caused The death Uf bella Clough by inalnractt,e
George III. Fryer, who Two Years aso was worth
hai1 a million, died at Denver yesterday from af
overdose OF ilSIhl administered 10y his own hand
John L. Welsh, ~ years old. one OF the pioneers
on toshocton. Ohio. was numbered at a farmhouse
masked Robbers
A iarg' t1TUng or people attended the funeral
services IN New 0rA Saturday over the bodies n
The victims " the Jeanette expedition
WEAK LUNGS are cruelty racked and the general
sIfthSth gradually wasted 10y persistent, deep
seated cough. which Dr. Jaynes Expe.tnrant mag
lie relied on 10 cure. You VIII derive certain bene.
III from IL also, II troubled with either asthma or
/ bronchitis
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to 81. H. Dodge, 500 18th street:
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MEDICAL. &c.

DE VI HEALED. GO TO DR.. BROTHERS. 9O6
iSand 9Oo Il street southwest. and be cured The only
reliable resident advertising physician Washington
IL has given his particular attention the treatment
and of all forms of Disease" particularly that Of
private character. for overS7 years. feb2l-lms
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS L CO.. Auctioneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY BRICK DWELL
ING No. 1908 T STREET NORTHWEST AND LOT
16x10O TO ALLEY
BY virtue of deed Of trust. dated January 31st a
D. 1857 and duly recorded i'll Lber No 992 folio f!A
& Columbia and at the request Of the party secured
thereby will offer for sale public auction in front
of the premises, on TUESDAY, MARCH FOURTH,
1854 at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK ?. NJ Lot No
23 IN Washington city, in said District together with
the improvements thereon
Terms Of sale third cash. Of which 800 must be
paid at time of sale and the balance in equal payments
IL one ac two to be secured by purchasers
bearing interest from day of sale and deed of trust
Oil property sold to the satisfaction Of he trustee Con-
veyancng and recording at purchasers cost Terms of
sale to be complied with i'll six days after SALE else
Trustee reserves right to resell at risk and
chaser in default
feb21 -dtdhs F HOFFMAN Trustea
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rNHOMAS DOWNING Auctoneer
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE EAST
SIDE OF NEW JERSEY AVENUE, BETWEEN D
AND ST.EETH. NEAR THE COAST SURVEY,
CAPITOL HILL AT AUCTION.
IN THURSDAY, FEBRUARY TWENTY 91&
EIGHTH, 1884, at FOUR O'CLOCK in front ofHG&
the premises shall sell the north part of Lot ..
In square 694 having front of about 80 feet by
age depth OF S2 feet. located above.
his Is valuable property and should command the
attention Of parties desiring profitable Investment
Terms: One-thlr cash; balance at six and twelve
months with notes bearing interest and secured
6eed OF trust. All cOnveyancing at purchasers cost
$l0O deposit required at time of sale.
fcb23-4t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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lind and Top CenentA Lime. Plaster Pitch. Felt
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