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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-25
THIS EVENING,

THIS EVENING.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & Co.. Auctioneers
SPECIAL SALE
FINE TRIPLE SILvER-PLATED WARE
ROGERS TABLE CUTLERY
MANTLE CLOCKS, BRONZES, AND ORNAMENTS
BY ORDER TAUNTON SILVER PLATE CO..
SALESkOOM, COR 10TH AND PENNA AVENUE,
Daily,
at ELENEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. and HAIF-PAST SEVEN
O'CLOCK p. VI. and continue from day to day un-
Ill the entire stock is closed out
mh20-6t WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auct,oneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, BEING ALL OF SQUARE NORTH
OF SQUARE 1877, AT AUCTION
BY virtue Of deed of trust, dated the Goth day OF
April A. ID. 1888 and duly recorded in Lber No 1857
folio 49, ct sea- being of the land records of the
district OF and at the request of the
at public auction, in front of the premises on tn RS
PAY THIRD DAY OF APRIL. 1884. q! FOIlR-A ND-A-
HALF O'CLOCK p NJ. the follow described real es
tate situate in the city Of Washington in the District
Columbia to wit All that certain parcel Of land
erSup np plan Of said city as =. Of square north
bounded by north street 18th street west and Mass
chnsetts avenue, and improved by brick church
Terms: One-th1rd cash. balance in and two wears
with interest at cent and secured By deed of trust
on the property sold deposit OF $500 will be required
from the purchaser or purchasers the ground The
IENPsrty WIN be sold subject to an eneuInbr.noe Of
piled with in ten days the deposit money will be for.
feited and the Trustees the right to resell the
property at the risk and of the
or purchasers all conveyancng at cost Of purchaser
purchasers
GEO. w CISSFI. r
mh22-d&ds AUSTIN HERR, I trustees.
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STOCKS HIGHER TO-DAY THAN LAST NIGHT.
NEW YORK, March 25. WALL STREET, 1:5O p. H.
The Post says: The stock market gave evidence OF
better support this forenoon. and prices ranged
higher than the close last night With scarcely any
thlng Ike reaction, up 70 nearly IL o'clock. at
which time twenty-five out OF thirty-three stocks
were higher than last night.
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BaLTIMoREs NEW FIRE CoMMIssIoNERs.-Mayor
lalrob+, OF Baltimore. yesterday approved the
dliance OF the g : COUNCIL aboshing the ONCE or
lire marshal ana substituting paid commission OF
three therefor. Last evening he sent 10 the coun-
Gil the naIncS OF William II. r. Fusselbaugh, ek-
police commissioner samuel klfk, ALI old fireman,
and J. Alex. Preston. LAWYER. The Nominations
Were laid over for future action
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
TIE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE FAST AND FHE WEST.

The MODEL FAST LINZ AND THE ONLY LINE
THE E.sT ft M TAF WEST,
porp1E 4 IA kSA.sgj lS5nS COUPLER.
fchetuIe 70 take eject SUNDAY November 1s 1913,
Leave Washington from station of New Jarsey
evtLur anu street by Eastern Standard Ut 18th Meri-
Ier Ciicarc. Cincinnati louisville and ST. Loui,
fLiSush CSsche and Ialsce see g.1 Cars to a E
Ielht. without eLanse. lU.l5a IL. daily TO Chicago
IL Etts1grs Al Io;15 N. end 4op IN. daily; $40
IN 70 Pits burg Cleveland and Detroit. with Sleep
e! Iolsd9 AID Detroit via, &onreevile. lois a N
Ssy WITH SLEEPER FOR Toledo. via Wheeling and Laks
1Itlns Tor Philadelphia and New York at s.1oa. m.
,lailo[ end sIe,I -L& Cars attached
ttdl5o5 n. l2lo, 20 2.35. j. SO 40 Is Lin
ut Lri,i., 40 o:tl : % SO l0;tt, 10 IS pm
~; . 4 q ~ 5-.3' . 10. 100 pm,
1e- Way stations Detween Washington and baltimore
1er stations on 3I-tropcIi,ai branch 40 am and
- n . dAy except sanday Az m daily Tor
6ally e1ceIt sunday for l. 1,nsron, stanton and
RI ds:ly. .or Frfderick $50 IN, lois an Is
n sLo 10 pm dal-J except Sunday
fExersiewn. 10 10 an and 40 IN daily except
1fsils arrive from lie Vest daily 70 az, 81 %
If,u. New York and Philadelphia IS. soa.u daily
IEo: AnlaIolis 20 20 10 an. TO- e:s7 pm; Sun
DAY. lO.4Oa.in-. 3. pm
Inn. Lexington. 62J daily and 2.I5p n. daily
except sunday
fTcn FIseTick and intermediate POINTS. SIS 10 90
10, Is. AGO T. n, AID ; 20 j. IL. daily excep;
Sunday. SO 7. u daily iron Point Ui Rocks
1IsiLs leave Baltimore Tor Washington at 40 G:3)
10 20 g = 10. and 1899 a H.. l. Is =. 4
fs2B 80 $40 and 10 IS T. IL 81. srr,ays . : al
80 y 9.lU q. ~, 5. 9 IS 50 and - !. m
AL trains from Washington stop Relay Station except
4.5UI- IL
Tor tuF:he7 o ..forITati9n apply At the Baltimore
ONO IIckst OcCe-N a-El.EtCL Station Gig ana 1851
Iennsy lya.la avenue 18th street L.rr order,
Any point the city.
" II CLEMENTS, NJ Of 7 Baltimore
Zig LORD II,rI P,.s.,.-e- ,o,.
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SUAKIM, March 25.-The camp OF OsInan Digna IS
% miles from Suakin, and l3 beyond the advance
post OF the British Gen. Graham has determined
to attack the rebel leader Oh THURSDAY. and after
wards push on 10 Sinkat with one brig AIDE, II this
course Is practicable.
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RAILROADS.
yI1HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.


TIE SHORT LINE TO The SOUTH, SOUTHWEST
AND WEST.
Schedule in effect NOVEMBER Is. 1888
IS A-M.-NEN ORLEANS NAIL daily, making close
connections 70 all points South aud Southwest
Daily. eS ept sunday with e. S o. Railway. Pull
Sleeping Buffet FROM New rk and Wash
1nETon TO atlanta. Pullman Sleeping from
Washington and Atlanta New Orleans
lG CHARLOTTESVILLE FAST LIN z. DAILY via Char
'Ot-svlle 70 Cincinnati Louisville and all Western
s0l1tS Pullman Sleeping cars Nashi2gtOn TO
Louisville
10 40 PN.-SOCTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS Daily
u all points South and Southwest Danyiile ard
Charlotte Daily except sunday with c. s RAILWAY.
Pullman SierIluz from NaShiIl via Dan
Vile Charlotte and Atlanta New Orleans; also.
from Washington VIA Charlotte and Columbia to
Augusta
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington at s35 A.
VI. daily except sunday.
NarreLtun traIEs leave Washington at IS A NJ and
$40 z NJ daily.
Fer tickets and information inquire CCnpany's
tce, tUl PeIinsy wanna avenue al Union Depot
". SLAUGHTER. y MACDANIEI.
ten fasS- Agent Agent.
mario SOL HAAS. Traffic Manager
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HhGERSTOwS, MD, GOES REPuBIICAS.-The mu-
niclpal election In HagertOwn, Md. yesterday re
salted Ia the adoption Ol The new town charter 10y
majority or $50 votes ana the election OF the re-
pupilcan candidate for mayor and the democratic
candidates Tor town c0uncilmen from the Two
warts Ia which an election was necessary ills
Year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-25

AGRANDsoN OF VANDERBILT SEED FOR DIVORCE
A suit for a limited divorce has been begun in New
York by MIS- Edith Alien against her husband,
Vanderbilt Alien, a grandson OF the late Commodore
Vanderbilt They were married in Philadelphia in
1880 and Lived together until February, 1883, when
Nj. Allen left his wife, saying that he would never
return to her unless she apoozed for certain accu
before the supreme court In New YORK yesterday on
a motion Tor alimony peadente lite. Several aIlida-
Wits were submitted 70 the court the counsel refuS-
ing to read them for the benefit or the spectators
Argument will be continued to-day.
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The American Exchange in Berlin was opened
yesterday with a dinner. Minister Sargent pro-
posed a toast 70 Emperor William, and referred 10
the important Increase OF commercial relations be
tween Germany and America.
A San Francisco dispatch says that yellow fever
has broken out on the Us. s Iroquois. how Oh her
way TO Alaska.
The national reform convention began lis s-s-
sionS In Philadelphia yesterday. The association
opposes carrying the mails on Sunday. poiygaIny,
easy divorce and licensing the liquor traffic.
James Hamilton, OF Bath county. Kentucky. said
to be the largest short horn stock dealer IA the
world, died In Kentucky yesterday.
Judge E. B. CruInpler, state senator from South
amptOn. Isle OF Wight and NansemOnd, Va, died
yesterday.
The death OF VI. Francois Auguste MiGuer, the
French historian. is announced
Two men were buried yesterday by caye-in at
Kirk mine, small working Ia the SUBURBS of
Pottsy1lle, Pa.
The British bark Antwerp, from Londonderry,
arrived at ST. Johns, NIB, yesterday. ON her pas
sage over she rescued the crew or the wrecked
steamer Cubano and landed the men, forty-1iye In
number, at the Azores.
The report OF the Norfolk & Western Railroad
company statesrhat 500 miles are now in operation.
The net earnings for 1888 were 81 BsO3, from
which there was a net income Of $4y2,4 IL has
been decided to increase the freight accomuloda-
tons at Norfolk, Va
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The Democrat. and the Tariff.

CONFLICTING REPORTS AS 70 THE PROSPECTS OF HAIR
M0SY AT THE CAUCUS TONIGHT.
Conferences We're held by both factions OF the
House democrats last night Some OF the leading
reformers met at the residence OF Mr. Mills, OF
Texas. and discussed the situation, and some OF
the prOtectiOnists conferred with Mr.. Randall at
his house. What transpired at these conferences
cannot be learned.
1t was rumOred this morning that Mr. Randall
was weakening, but the statement is denied. Nor
are there any signs CT weakening on the other side
On the contrary. men Oh both sides who showed
signs OF fright and assumed cOncil1atOrv tone a
Gay or two ago. to-day speak with unusual warmth
and say they will stand by their principles.
All the conservatives are connecting schemes OF
peace. The most popular iecherne-one which II is
said Mt Morrison does not seriously object to-is to
simply add to the Morrison bill clause repeatng
some Of the Internal revenue taxes Thepromoters
OF this scheme say that If the Randall are not
pleased with this they may follow their noses
wherever they lead them, and the democratic party
Will not weep.
Several OF the leaders In the Randall ranks
said to-day that nothing could induce them to vote
for the Morrison bill. however changed or for any,
thing that carries with it the idea OF free trade
On top OF this there comes from the Morrison side
a rumOr that there has been compromise signed
and sealed ready to deliver, by which Mr.. Randall
agrees not TO oppose the Morrison bill If tackled to
is clause repeating the tax on tobacco and peach
brandy, thus reducing the revenue about $50 600
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The London Explosions Plotted In

The London Explosions Plotted in
France
PARIS, March 25.-The G0ulois SAYS: The London
explosions were plotted in Paris at cafe in the
Avenue dEylan. The dynamite was sent from
France " lille the clock work came from abroad.
Freight Direct from the West.
NORFOLK. VA. March "A barge belonging to
the chesapeake and Ohio Railroad company
brought eight cars of freight here from New port
news last night. This is the first freight received
al Norfolk In unuroken bulk from the west over
this line.
Telegraphic Briefs.
The signal corps station at Block Island R. /.
reports tne orig Augusta, previously reported
ana may be total loss. John and Alfred Dunn.
both islanders. were drowned last night by the
capsizng OF surf boat.
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SCIr AGAINST An EX-CONsCL-Suit was brought
In Cincinnati yesterday by United States Attorney
Charming Richards against David II. Bailey. late
United States consul at Hong Kong. to recover
$4,000 said to have been collected by him as consul
IN fees and as wages OF seanlen, etc. which he had
not accounted Tor 70 the United States nor the
individuals 10 whom it was due. Suit has also
been brought against his bondsmen
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II x. FULTON, Auctioneer.

AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES
will sell. my store. 1918 Pennsylvania avenue by
rub k auction n n, commencing TUESDAY. MARCH
stock of Forfeited Pledges. This sale will con-
sst OF God. Silver and Metal Cased Watches
Gold and Silver Watch Chains Gold Neckllces Charms
Lockes Scarf Pins studs Eyegasses Spectacles Ear
rings, Pins, raceets Plain Gold and Set Rings Gold
lens and Pencils Diamonds and other Precious Stones
Solid Silverwsre, &c. This sale will nue.
the lots sod Persons holding tickets pleas, take
notice IL K FULTON Auctioneer
c. III. CR1FPEN. Salesman. mh21-5t'
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

BUILDING LOT ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF SAMSON
STREET, BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SIX
T rtd>T STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUG
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON MARCH TWENTY
SEVENTH, 1884, AT FIVE O'CLOCK, in front Of the
premises shall sell Lot 81. in Square 1874 having
front of y feet on the south side Of Samson street by
depth OF IS feet, to a foot alley.
Terms One third cash balance in and two years
with notes bearing interest at six per per alinn
and secured by deed OF trust; all cash the option
OF purchaser. AL conyeyancng at purchasers cost
$50 deposit required at time of sale
mh22dGds THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
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ig EsHzr aEsf s} H2g g5F runrs1
SIZE FIJI fffrcr NNtte fnbfK 5Ia i
1nANs LEAvE WAsH1SGIos. FROM STATION coRsxs
JuP1ttsbury and the West Chics.o Limited Express
@ dsg With slef ~ Cans Dam H En- s
T. Cincinnati Western EIprt-s 40 J. III daily with
thcs via SoiGinbas and { st l. fo,a' 'K VIII ,s5
f ps c-5 a F': :64 Ii, g S and m Mai W t1sss
fs1ss sefTyi 6Sf Ear s naf P6W TO f Sa9
Fer Er.e. Cana. dai.ua Rochester. Buffalo. Naza~a
I5"1 H. daily except saturday; wiz. Palace Cars
lrai ..ayiax Washington Oh saturday night Will
fcr WIIAsIsiort Lock Haven and Elrira. 9.4oI n
cAily. except sunday.
1eI Nov York ana he East. 10 a 10 Soa. m 10
II . u Limited flIress Of Iuilian F:,rlor Ca,s
:, =. q II. DALI except sunday
1i y, stoi Without change. lap III every week day
Lex bGooklya al through trains connect at Ter
,ty ~ ~!t ioat- q Brooklyn Annex, af 9rlius
Etct transfer e milton street avoiding doUble Ter
1Si f1ll-a-eiG lila j. sl 1870 a. f. lao 90 1000
ia - = y - CI Sunday 4to. 1000 and II Il D.
- Ei.C L3Iryss 40 L daily. e1espl sunday
ore 50 s IS 80. 1000. 1880 and 10
49, -; ~ ~. $50. lU:tO AID IL 10 On
'iOIU - - ~, 80. 7.iO. 1000 and II IS
re- t9it S, Creek LIE. 80 L. ard z4op H. daily
1S Ss4 Anh-I"iis 80 ard daily e1ceptsua-
ALt ~ sS6 AZ up TIREDERIcKsBrEG RAIL-
fSr Aiez9 "a s; 30. e25 IL % and IL So H.
6oI lcL iCIi @l.G the south % and l. sc IN ,ay
a., AZ ~. ~ n CSt.! sHe,It Sunday.
a. ios H a 1siF 5 iS5 81, " huston 6 sos 10 10
az ~ ~ ~ 10 AZ Cl Sunday al % sId To- Id
Tickets and ,tforI&: At the Office nor,heas, corns,
81 f iG iEsla syeEre at the sts-
ssss Il Sest-na;eH iI9n hotels and residents 0-
~u.s ~ WOOD. General Passenger Ass,.
L -
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s R1ANo
S SI2NTEsER2t VERY uo AANpsoME .MAH3GANY
M ,.A Ga y, PILLAR Ar DROP ,T TABLE. MAHoG
VERY UNIQUE AND HANDSOME MIRROR On
LAID MAHOGANY SECRETARY. VERY HAND
SOME DAVENPORT WRITING DESK INLAID),
ELEGANT CONvERsATION CHAIR, INLAID
CHESS TABLE, BITHL CABINET (INLAID AND
BRASS, GILT MANTEL MIRROR: HANDSOME
ROSEWOOD TABLES. EBONY CHAIRS, MANTEL
A ANP OTHER IT. r HANps0ME ORNAMENTS. Ma
BssA As - AMP ND, WALNgT C0RNIcES. BRIO "A, a.
GLOBES, ROSEWOOD FOOT STOOLS, LACE AND
OTHER CURTAINS. MARBLE TOP OAK CHAM
Der SET EBONY TRIMMINGS, VERY HAND
some SOME : ELEGANT DINNER SET GDECoRATEDl,
MntAdTdTR tSs COTS s BTREAESt EL,GANT
GOAL, TWIN BABY CARRIAGE !g ETC, ETC, BE;
14oS 8, GoRGoRAN = STREET i o GCUPIED BY N,
AMERICAN CLAIMS COMMISSION.
On MONDAY, MARCH THIRTY FIRST, COM
MENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, We will sell at the
above residence the goods partly named above Of
which were imported into this country by NJ Grimaud
De CauI The collection is choice and worthy the
mh24-6t DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
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NEwsrAPfR CHANGKS-Ex-Iieutenant-G
Underwood, OF Kentucky. retires from the manage
ment OF the Cincinnati Sescs-Jo,.rnut to-day, and
is succeeded by Charles NJ. Steele, the editorial
management being IN the hands OF C. VI. Van
Hamm, until now city editor. The tone or the
paper Will still be deInocratic-The New York
Commercial duertiSer said yesterday: "With the
present number OF the Commercial duertiser, the
dent This transfer will make no essential change
In the political aiinitieS OF the 1ournaL-Mr Hol-
bruner has retired from the Morning C,sU daily
newspaper, or Frederick, Md, leaving Mr. A. K
Ruse sole editor and proprietor
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FINANCIAL AND COHrMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
Thefollowing are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to H. H. Dodge 539 18th street:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-25

A BIG WILL SUIr.-ProceedlnCs Were begun yes
terday Ia New York 10 open the probate OF the VIII
OF the late Jesse HOyt, on the motion of his
daughter, Mary Irene hoyL He beqgeathed TO
her the income OF 81 $1,000 His estate was valued
al nearly tU.0UOGO Roscoe Conkling appears for
The daughter, and VIM NJ Evarts Tor the executors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-25

Not GrILTY.-This afternoon, IN the Criminal
Court, the case OF August Wiliige, charged with
permitting gaming on MS premises PenIlsylv anIa
avenue and ed street, was tried and Resulted Il
SPEEDY acCuftral
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-25
Alexandria Affair.

Reported for TIE EVENING STAR.
ALEXANDRIA COALITION DELEGATES.-At the coafi-
ton ward meetings last night, S. Barton presided
In the first ward; Henry Dudley In the second ward:
Chas jackson In the third ward, and j. B. Mont
pOmery in the fourth ward. The delegates chosen
TO the county convention were Messrs Dudley, s. j.
Wimsatt, John Cnlley. Len Potter, c. Jackson,
Geo. Gupper, J. W. Webb, 7. Lee; Il. L. Lee, chas.
W. n. jackson, Jas. Wright, A. B1eckheim and
others Seven Of the twenty five delegates chosen
are understood to he for Arthur, and the residue
divided between Blaine and Logan.
LETTERS OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF admins
tration were granted this afternoon BY Judge
Sangster to Jas Duncan upon the estate OF Mrs.
Mary Geiger, who kept the hotel at the Virginia
end OF the Long bridge.
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PATENTS were issued to-day TO citizens OF the
District and vicinity as follows Louis J. Church,
nutmeg CRATER Ward W. Deniston. collar or tie
adjuster; David E. Dutrow. tricycle. Henry F. Hay
den, process OF and apparatus for vaporfzlng hy-
drocarbon oils: AdOlphus Jackson, Rockville, Nd }
churn Chas. Pfanne. hydraulic air compressor: A.
L. Ptney two patents, rope or line clasp Ell T..
Starr. battery electrOde.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO.. Aucttoneers.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO.. Aucttoneers &.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE. BRUSSELS CARPETS. BEDDING,
&c, AT AUCTION
By Virtue Of a deed Of trust dated January 25th AID
1882 and duly recorded in iber No 9s. folio 264 one
ton Of the party secured thereby shall sell at public
suSti9 Oh on SATURDAY, MARCH TWENTY: Ninth.
IN front OF the auction rooms of Walter B. Williams &
Co. corner 10th and streets northwest the Furni-
schedule marked A. attached to said deed Of trust
In part
Walnu, Parlor Suites. Walnut Chamber Suites Walnut
Wardrobes Walnu. Mantel Mirrors Walnut Library
LADIES. Lounges, Walnut Book Case. Walnut Writing
Tables. Walnut Extension Tables, Walnut Bed.
sSsesds Bureaus and Washstands. Patent rockers
PAINTED Mardrobes Dining Room Chairs, Oak Cot.
Tables Brussels CARPET Rugs, Hall Carpets. Lace
lows and Bolsters Blankets Bedding, Heating
Stoves, Crockery &C., with many other articles h
schedule marked "A" too numerous to mention
Terms cash
mh20-d WALTER b WILLIAMS Trrstao
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| THE NEW BROADER GENERAI.-The nomna.
ton OF Colonel David S. Stanley to be brigadier
general will probably be sent to tue Senate this
afternoon.
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John SHERMAN & CO.,
q Real Estate AuctioneerA

Il CAA-N o111hnAN q w.,
q Real Estate Auctioneera
TRUSTEES SALE OLA VERY DEsIRABLETHREE-
STORY BRICK HOUSE, ON NJ STREET, NEAR
THIRD STREET NORTHWEST, WITH MODERN
IMPROVEMENTS.
BY virtue of deed Of trust, dated December 17Ga
~ ana duy recorded in Liber No; !o3 folio 26s I
et seq OF the land records Of the District OF Column
ba and at the request Of holder of the secured
we VIII sell at PUBLIC auction in front Of the
premises on WEDNESDAY, the TH1RTIETH DAY OF
APRIL. 4; b. 1884. at FIVE O'CLOCK P NJ. the follow
ing described real estate situate in the city Of Washing
ton, G., to Wit All that certain piece parcel Of
lana known and distinguished and being part
6ersd one ~ IN square numbered five hundred and
twenty three 1921 beginning for the twenty (2o)
feet from the southeast of said lot O aud
running thence west nineteen and one half 91s) feet
thence north one hundred 00) feet thence east
feen and one,haf 191 feet thence outh hundred
GOD feet to the place Of beginning; having frontage
OF 1919 feet on north N street. together with the i'm
prOvements. etc.
Terms Of sale: The amount Of the Indebtedness to-
WIN the interest and expenses of sale IN cash.
chasers notes secured by deed Of trust property
sold, and bearing interest from date of SALE will be
taken deposit Of aloO required at time of sale Terms
to be complied with in seven days from day Of SALE ALI
conveyancins and reeording at pnEcha er,s cost.
mh25-eoSds BRAINARD H. WARNER.} Aros's7
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TIE MARYLAND LEGISLATURE-The senate OF
Maryland yesterday passed both the Baltimore and
delegates The appropriation bin for 1855 was
amended and passed, and also senate tin TO tax
mortgages The house adopted an unravorable re-
port on the bill TO lease the Chesapeake and Ohio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-25

To COMMAND THE New YORK NAVY YARD-Com-
modore T. S. FtllebrOwn was to-day ordered to re-
l!eve Commodore J. Fl. Upshur OF command OF the
New York navy yard on the 3lst inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-25

THE THETIs.-Capt Schley will go to New York
this afternoon to inspect the Arctic steamer The
It's. He will return on Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-25

the 9th OF the month, at O'Clock ia the evening
Neptune on his way west VIII encUunt4 Venus on
her way east. When they reach the same point Or
right ascension they VIII b. ia onjunctlOn There
VIII pe an occultaJiUn OT one planet by the other
that Is, There VIII be an ECLIPSE II Is very rare
occurrence. and Is said 10 De very beautiful rhe
noIneaUn; but no one can be sure about that be-
cause there Is no one alive HhO ever saw f. The
last recorded Was ia l,3s, AID tile last before that
WAS IN 1891
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