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To-Day. IN the Criminal Court, 2 rather fine
was convicted OF false pretense, in passing fraud
ulent check on Miss Belle Potts
MI Frederick Douglass left here to-day for Boston
to attend the funeral OF Wendell Phillips
In the case OF Rau0, administrator OF G.. n Hop-
kins agt. the Masonic Relief association Involving
the fund payable at death-whether 1t should nav
to the beneficiary named in the certificate or to the
Ing rendered The opinion OF the court In favor the
latter.
POLICY CASES MOL PRossED-The policy cases
against the following persons were nOle prosecuted
In the Police Court to-day: Geo. Gardner, Francis
Oliver, Geo. Hayson and Geo. Meyers They were
Detective Blocks cases. as was that dismissed on
have been paid by the government in these cases,
and not single conviction had
The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
To-day, In re, Robert Hatchman, patent appeal;
opinion by Judge Macarthur Affirming decision Of
Patent ONCE. Raub agt. Masonic Relief Associa-
entitled to the fund Mullan agt Chandler; called
and dismissed.
CRIMINAL CoURTs-Jhidoe Willie.
To-day, Joseph Torrens, policy (appeaD; plead
guilty and sentenced to pay 1ne Of 2300. Frank
Christer, obtaining money under false pretences;
guilty. Lewis Brown, policy; jury respited
POLICE CoURT.ytxd0e She'll
To-day, David Howell, indecent exposure; g.
George T1bbles, colOred, indecent exposure and
carrying two razors; IS or 20 days Abraham
Dyson and Joseph 1af1nello, wasting Potomac
TIE fast Hoe and Scott web perfecfing presses OF
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Death by Arsenic.
BSoTHER AND SISTER CHARGED WITH HAVING p
ONED THE CDIJIERs

BROTHER AND SISTER CHARGED WITH HAVING PoIs-
oNED THE COLLIERs.
Telegram from Lon. Island CITY, " Y Febrr-
airy 2, says: "Thomas Collier, the husband of Mrs
Catharfne Collier (who died suddenly at Laurel Hin
Yesterday from supposed arsenical poisoning died
this morning. An autopsy was made this after
noon on the body or Thomas Collier. and the doctor
said that there traces OF arsentcal poisoning
In the stomach. 1t is thought now that the arsenic
WAS In The pepper that was used on the meat and
not on the meat ftS'lt John Conhey. the brother
in-law OF Thomas Collier, was arrested and lodged
10 jail on suspicion OF having poisoned the pepper
Annie Conhey, the sister OF John, Was also placed
under arrest. John was surprised AT his arrest but
stoutiy protested his Innocence. Tie coroner. who
S investigating the cases said tonight that he had
arrests, but he would not state what the EVIDENCE
was Annie Is Is years old and John -. ana both of
them have up TO the present borne excellent char
acters The only motive known for the crime is
tat they wanted TO get possession o. their fathers
property, which amounted To about 81 800 The
rather died mysterfousy some time ago and his
BODY Is to be eXhuned and examined
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r1'HOMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
IN THE CITY OE WASHI NGION

BY virtue Of deed Of trust. dated the 4h day Of s.,
December A d. 1876, and recorded in Lib.r S39 {:a
tolo 232 ct seQ of the land records of the Dis A
trlct OF Columbia and at the request of the party
cured thereby We snail offer at public auction. WE'D
NESDAl the THIRTEENTH DAY OF FEBkU-
Any I'D. 1884. at AZ O'CLOCK + NJ in front of the
premises the following described real estate situate in
the city OF Washington, District of Columbia known
and designated on the grOund plat and plan of said city
~ part Of square numbered hundred and eighteen
lls), on the north side of Pennsy vaa avenue begin
ming for the same at the center of partition wall that
stands between what called the tourh and fifth
end OF SAID square. being the western wall the
house now intended to be conveyed. and running
through the central part Of said al to northern
most side thereof thence norhwestery by line which
shall intersect twelve foa alley laid off and
70 De tor public at point 81 feet measured westerly
from 18TH street west; thence eastery with
feet thence southery 10y iue which shall strike the
center or the easernlnOst wall of sail house, thence
through central part of said wall to Pennsylvania ave.
nue. thence with line OF said feet begin
ine IL being the same property heretofore owned by
commodore Decatur. and sold by his widow James K
tauidng as per ed recorded in Liber W e. s. folio
Ia, with the improvements thereon, consisting of
three-story brick house.
Terms Of sale: One third cash and balance yable in
three equal installmens at six twelve and eighteen
DAY OF sale to be secured deed trust
sold or all cash, at purchasers option. deposit of
500 required at time of sale. All couveyancns at pur
chasers cost. Terms of sale be complied with in
seven days otherwise the Trustees right to
re sell at risk and cost of defaultjng purchaser
RANDALL HAtI ERR
feb46.9.1.12 SAMUEL MADDOX trustees
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VERDICT IN THR FKuARDENT pI CEsNoLA LIBEL
CAsA-The protracted libel suit OF CASTOR Feuar-
dent, dealer In antiquities, against General L r.
di Cesnola director OF the Metropolitan Museum Of
Art. which has been before the United States cir
cult court In New York, for three months past
occupying its attention for 1fty-two actual days
was concluded Saturday by verdict OF the jury In
behalf OF the defendant In the material point-the
charge that the director had altered certain figures
in the Cyprfote collection. The verdict OF the jury
u fun and complete endorsement OF the genuine
Metropolitan Museum OF Art and OF Mr. di Cesnoia's
honesty In connection therwith. The jury came 70
no agreement in relation to the business relations
OF the two men Ia London. about which their
statements were at variance. There was an int.
nation that the plaintin would appeal
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A Young Wifc's Sad Death.
TIE RESULT OF MALPRAcTIcE THREE MONTHS AFTER

MARRIAGE.
The ST. Paul papers have made 4 sensation over
the Death OF Mrs G. AIwynde smith. which occur
red there last Friday morning. Mr. Smith is a
highly-connected young Englishman. who, three
months ago. married Miss Matte Maud H'nkei. of
Kansas City. Miss Hinkel was prominent society
young lacy or that city, aged u. Friday he news
papers received letters stating that Mrs smith died
from the ELECTS OF an abortion. Coroner guira
st"tes MIS- Smith admitted 10 him that she used
instruments 10 procure a miscarriage, but stoutly
denied that her husband had any knowledge OF her
actlon. The peculiar part OF the affair is that the
coroner certified that she died Of "heart failure
e. A. smith Is cousin OF Lord Darlington and a
nephew OF the Smiths that the principal owners
OK the London street tramways. lie had made
large investments In st Paul The body ~ Mrs
smith was shipped TO Kansas City. but Coroner
quinn notified the Coroner OF Kansas CITY not 10
permit burial until an Investigation was made
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THoMAS BOWLING. Auct.oneer.

FTNHOMAS UOWLINCS. Auct.oneer
TRUSTEE'S1SALE OF IMPROVED REAL, ESTATE
By vi tue OF deed of trust to me- dated june "a
10Th A, D. 1883 and recorded in liber No IO4O lof3M
4o5 ct SEQ one Of the land records Of the District Of
premises on FRIDAY The EIGHTH DAY OF = TF sEe
kUARY. 1884. At FOUR OCI OCK PM. the following
real estate to wit: All Of original lot numbered eight
in square numbered one hundred and four as the same
Ia laid down upon the ground plat plan the city Of
Warrington subject to taxes the principal and in
terest to said day Of sale amount to s742 Is. This
property Is nproyed by twostory frame dwelling Of
i've rooms, (NO. 625 Dist street northwest) -
Terms OF sale: One-half Of the purchase money in
cash the balance In Fix and twelve nths after
Of sale with interest six per cent per annum to be
secured BY deed OF trust on the property sold to the
sat1sfact1on OF the Trustee, all cash. the nlr-
chasers option Adeposit OF s75 viii be required upon
acceptance OF bid the terms " sale not compiled
the right to resell at the risk and cost Of the de-
purchasers cost
ja30-eots CHARLES Fl. KNIGHT Tr,,stae
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Latest News by Cable.

DEATH OF AN EMINENT THEoLOGIAN.
LONDON, Feb 4.--The death OF the eminent
Danish preacher and theolOgian, Hans Larsen
Martensen, is announced, aged IS.
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NOTICE
LAM EDTTrF
ALE CCNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
BETWEEN SEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
CALLING A. CORK HARi}OR.
IRON PIER 30. NE. NEW YORK
fayonta.-... Wed. FrU. s. Servia.....- ed MAJ s.
eialila We'd. FEB r. PavoI lia We'd Mar II
scytaia. Md Fen. 20 !iil!ia -- We'd. Max. l9
CeplaOnia We'd. Fe.i. y Bn'anIa We'd Mar rs
and EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORk
Rates of Passasr-StU $50 and 500 according TO ac-
e0LlunCattou
Steeraae very low rates Storage tickets from IJy
err oo and Queenstown and al other parts Europe
lowest rates.
Ihrough ILLS Of laden given for Belfast Glasgow,
hayre antwerp and other ports the Continent and
TO MedIteIfa VoTtS
foI freight and Passage apply at the Company's Office
Nc. 4 y Wing Green both Storage and cabin D
SlIS BlGELOW CO.. COS 9Th street Washington
SkhAON H BROWN CO New YORK
tTto MessrS. OTIS BI6ELOW 4 co
!3EEZ eos 9Th street. WASHINGTON
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Gov. CAMERoNs Message TO THE LEGISLATURE
Gov. Cameron, or Virginia, on Saturday sent a long
message 10 the legislature calling attention to the
importance or appropriating more money for school
purposes fostering the military and Increasing the
salary or the ad1utant general lie recommends
that the legislature provide by act appropriation
Tor fuli representation OF the products and re-
sources OF Virginia at the worlds fair TO be he'd In
New Orleans. He also reiterates the opinion ex-
pressed In former messages as 10 the necessity OF
some legislation to restrict the Railway corpora
lions OF Virginia TO their legitimate functions lie
urges the amending Of the oyster laws SO Us 10
afford better protection TO that Industry
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Il.
TRUSTEES SALE.
By virtue Of deed of trust dated April 18th 40
1874 and recorded in Liber 1868 folio lea and ut 6
the written request of the party secured thereby -
SEVENTH; 1854 AT FotR ~. the east 50 feet inch,
by the depth thereof of Lot fourteen, In square
hundred and thirty -four.
Terms Cash time Of sale All conveyancing at cost
erty will be Immediately re- sold @f
THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN 'oe
Real Estate Auctioneer ta1ad
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RoBBIS0 FREIGHT CARs.-The Baltimore ana Ohio
railroad through freight cars were broken open auI
roooed at an early hour yesterday morning. near
Gathers siding. one nile west OF Sykesl1lle Nd
70 CLOCKS 10 bottles OF champagne and a LOT OF to-
bacco We're discovered secrcted Under the platform
About three hundred yards from the place were
also found parts OF boxes IN which the wine had
been encaSed. Here the thieves had built fire
ana Doubtless enjoyed several bottles OF wine a.
Tie coverings and cOrkS OF the bottles We're found
Ling around This Is the second Robbery at llis
place during the last three months
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Twenty Years, Possession.

Law WHICH, IT rs CLAIMED, AFFECTS TIE BLop-
GETT CLAIM.
In connection with the Blodgett claim, It is in
terestng to note that the law in this District gives
man title to piece OF property after an en-
closed undisputed possession for wenty years. 1t
only exception is in the case OF woman, child or
lunattc, whose disability has made 1t Impossible to
prosecute the claim 10 the title. The title to the
land may pass from one to another during these
twenty years. and the last owner enjoys the benent
OF the law. A tax title with evidence that there
has been endorsed undisputed possession Is re-
garded as sufficient title In this District and is
accepted as such. Mr.. Ashford and Mr. Thomas j.
Fisher told STAR reporter to-day that the above
was the law Of this District
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
HE1NExAMp Pianos
TAKE THE LEAD OF THE BE.

~ Masnifcent styles in Squares and Uprights ssR
unsurpassed in fine tone qualities elegance off,
construction and durability 10 w
Several now on hand taken in from rent and but little
used Wal be sold very low on easy monthly payments
ramos OF other makers from $75 to $500 sol small
monthly payments. II you have an old piano we will
take II as part pay and allow you full value for it.
VIII remove Monday to 422 9th street.
HEINEKAMP BRANCH FACTORY WATERFRONT
fab "@AAAASAsSSAA
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STEAMERS.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

~
4S STEAMSHIP LINE BETwEEN New YORK HAyRE
LoNDON. SOUTHAMPTON AID PErafTS.
ne steamers OF tins company will sail EVERY WE'D
NESI Az AND SAT- EpAi fruut Bremen per foot Of
% street HOboken. Rates ~: uasage New York
Havre. London, Southampton aud Bremen. FIRST cabin
yeo and SttD. second cabin, sea. SteersZa low ST
rsies or freight Passage apply TO DELRICfIS K
90. Bowling Green, New York: " 81 iiEIZEitUTr
co. g2S Pennsy iyaIia northwest. Agents
WasLllx:On JAZZ
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Quotations OF Stocks and Bonds and information re-
Earing the Markets received through our wires IN
SANITY, direct from the New York Stock Exchange
AL orders executed and reported PROMPTLY 1a26
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DISTRICT CAsls IN THE COURT OF CLAIMs.-The
Court OF Claims to-day rendered Judgment for
si08S in favor Of the claimant in the case OF Camp
bell q Rothwell against the District The petitions
in the cases OF Thomas r. Morgan and william
Reynolds against the District were dismissed.
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NAPOLEON THE GREAT.

His unfirmity Repeated I'm the Experi-
ence OF a Leading Public Man-Truths
for the Aged.
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Rockford tI) Special 10 tie y. = World
Robert d. Porter is known throughout the United
States as a member OF the tariff commission.
having been appointed TO that Office bv President
Garleld. He was at one time city editor OF the
D0Up Gazette here and later vas connected with
the Chicago I1ter-Oc-gn- His wife Resides in this
city. Yesterday she filed a bill Tor divorce on The
ground OF deSer1ton
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"A QUEEN TRAVELLING ISooi-A telegram nom
thceo SAYS that the queen OF Tahiti travelling In
cO-nto, arrived at that city SATURDAY nom the
West She left for the east SATURDAY night shs
Will 60 10 New York. whence She VIII san Tor Eng
!anu, ia which country aud France she VIII MAKE
visits OF some length. While In Chicago She a.
stunned the name OF Mrs. Sai0Inan.
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The PROPOSED NEW CITY Posi- OfF1cH-Post-
master General Gresham and City Postmaster Con-
ger will have hearing before the House COM
mittee on public buildings Thursday, In reference
to the pending bin to provide for new post once
building for this city. Monday has been appointed
for a similar hearing before the Senate committee
on public buildings
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANsON BROS, Auct1oneers
~ SIT aud 3l9 9th at northwest cnr L

FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS. PARLOR SUITES
CHAMBER FURNIlUkE SIDEBOARD. EXTEN-
SI Sta Sh B GKHS \, MrAISHsTANDs CHAIRS
BEDDING, CROCAEkY AND GLA,SW ARE,
PLATED WARE, CUTLERY, BAGATELLE IA
CARPETS. STOVES, 80, AT AUCTION. -
On TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY FIFTH.
which attention Is called IL
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SECURITY Fnon Loss By BURGLARY

SEcuR1rY FRoM Loss By BURGLARY
ROBBERY. FIRE OR ACCIDENT
TIE NATIONAL SAFE Deposit COMPANY
ofWashington.
In it, own building
CORNER 18TH STREET AND NEW York AVE-
Perpetual Charter act vi Congress january 22d ief,
nsnv rant: :ics l.:
Proof vsnits at prices varying from S6 to $50 year
according TO size and location Rooms and Desks nd.
joining vaults. provided for Safe-renters.
VAULT DOORS GUARDED By THE SARGENT
TlME-LOCK-
SECURITIES AND yALUABLES Of every descrip-
ELRY, DEEDS, &c, taken for SAFE-KEEPING. on
SPECIAL GUARANTEE, At the Lowest RateR
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER. President
CHARLES c. GLOVER, Of RiSKs Co. Vice President
JOHN CASSk1S, treasurer
ALBERT l. SfUkIEYANT, Secretary
Q. Z. Nynian. Asst Sec'y.
OI1ECIORs:
BENJAMIN p. Snyder Charles G. Glover
John CAeseis. Henry A. Willard
Albert L. Sturtevant Thomas EvnlA
John q. Parka. d
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

FAMILY SUPPLIES.
BOSTON HoT,HoUsE CUCUMBERs
ID TOMATOES
LETTUCE
Philadelphia Capons
Chickens and Turkeys
Sweet Breads.
Roast Beef
Susquehanna Canvas back Ducks
Red Head Ducks
Diamond Back Terrapin
At the PALACE MARKET Corner 14th street and
New York avenue
d21 FRANK j. TIBBETs
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A VIRGINIA JUDGE CHARGED WITH GROSS In
coMPETENcY.-In the house OF the Virginia legisa-
ture Saturday resolution was reported froIa the
after twenty days notice OF W. b. 6. Shumate
county judge OF Fauquier county. lie is charged
with gross incompetency and with aiding one Ben
jarnin George In a manifest, wlllful and partisan
violation OIL the statute OF Virginia which prohibits
and makes 1t a misiemeanor for any clerk or other
officer to issue his blank receipt for state taxes
with view TO !he same being filled at future
time as to give receipt for such taxes. except in
cases In which the money is paid at Tie time OF
executing such receipt
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BTT SELL AND CARRY STOCKS. GRAIN, PROvI-
SloNS AND PETROLEUM ON MARGINS AND IN
LOTS TO SUIT CUSTOMERS AT REGULAR NEW
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE AND CHICAGO BOARD
or TRADE PRICES. THE PUBLIC GENERALLY Is
INVITED 10 EXAMINE THE FACILITIES OF
THIS OFFICE CONSTANT QUOTATIONS AND
SFOI CASH SETTLEMENTS. jas
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THE FLAT HEAD INDIANS STILL UNWILLING M RI.
MovE-The Flat Head Indians had another CONFER.
with the Secretary Of the Interior TODAY. The
Indians were still unwilling to remove from the
Bitter Root Valley to the reservation. The Cher
entirely blind Secretary Teller gave them per,
mission to have them operated on by doctor. The
rnal result OF the conference was that the Indians
are to remain on the lands where they are at pres
ent and they have consented to receive the patents
fer their land.
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nUNCANsON BROS. Aucnoneers.

nUNCANSON BKOS.. AuctloneerS.
ASSIiNEE'S SALE OF CROCKERY, GLASSWARE,
III WARE, TOBACCO, CIGARS, TEAS COFFEE,
SHELF GOODS SHOW CASES. &C.. SC, AT AUC-
TON.
BY virtue Of deed of assignment to me will sell at
PUBIC auction at the sal sroons Of Duncsnsou Bros,
Sfh ana - streets nCrthweS'. on THURSDAY MORN
Ing FEBRUARY SEVENTH COMMENCING at TEN
O'CLOCK. q general assortment of Crockery. Glass
ware Housefurnishing Goods &C. &C. to VIII ch the at
tention Of buyers is called MILLS DEAN,
febA-3t Assignee of Robert G. MauEnm.
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NOTICE 10 HOUSEKEEPERS.
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Co E. 3 f.. s ss
ssss 7 F. kRf ii HMM 8
ssss T Fee 4 i FL ILL I H M m 6 GG CO.
k kkE EEL Il "A s m &c ZEE
i re- + HAa ! MO o.
RFEE ILL ia AN nm CCC ZEE.
GGG 90 ODD EEENN N
E Go 81 Z P PEr NM
6 ego OIL DE n Nm
Il f Il / +
HHH IL l.
III II III l. H.
H IL ILL ILL :.
WILL ALWAYS MAKE BEAUTIFUL ROLLS
BREAD AND BcTCUITS.
Wholesale Depot LIST street and Indians avenue
ie1 WM. NJ. GAIT i co.
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II IdOMPSCN, Auctionee-,
IL 1000 Penn,a ave. northwest.

POSITIvE SALE OF A STOCK OF GROCERIES ON
l UESDAf MORNING. FEBRUARY FIFTH, AT TEN
TTEEiaOSh;AT NY AUCTION ROOMS INSISTING Of
WASH BOARD. CANNED GOODS OF ALL KINDS
Sail &C. The contents Of grocery store removed to
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THE fast Hoe and Scott web perfecting presses OF
TIE STAR printed on Saturday. within an hour,
,110 doublesheet copies, being equal to a, 030
four-page papers within that time
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CHAPOTEAUT'S

WINE or PEPTONE
wfneelassful OF which contains 10 arammes Of Beef
srfCialy digested 10y FePst,e 1t entirely assniia
te and PASSES into the blood vessels without recurring
the stomach to do any previous work 1t highly rec
lts,nts. TO PERSONS whose blood poor who suffer
from Clorosis, Diabetes. Weakness General Wasting
those Exhausted by Excess OF Work Ase Fever Dysen-
terry. Disease Of tie Chest CSDcerSns Auect.ous Ere
9rert Irayen. on Long kati.us Paris. Rus vivisnna
NJ.
sold by ali DruSYistA 3a2Z-mttuH
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Wiz. Dorsey Gr,s a New pnr,r.,.

Fron Washington Special to The phtladelrhi. 1yrnes
The Palo Blanco Cattle company property IA
New Mexico, owned 10y stephen W. Dorsey. has
undergone partial change ot ownership. Mt. Dor.
q having disposed Of a large Interest in the SANS
q MI AllA, OF Boston, Tor the sum of s7yO al
Ihe rancho has 5000 head ~ cattle upOn n ana
contains i>i claims, each well walcr,si lie vhoIe
constituting a range OF - miles
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The Markefa.

BALTIMORE. Feb. 4.-virgina SKIES, old. conso..
dated 50, pastdue coupons. 30; ten forties 20:
Virginia new threes. IS; North Carolina skies. old i1O
bid to day. ~|s
BALTIMORE. Feb. Cotton STEADY -middlins 1ox
al0H; Flour firm-Howard street and western super
2!na323 do extra, 50a4 6o: do family 75a5 49, CITY
mills super d5as 50; do. extra. .!5as25: do Rio
latiye patent 100 Wheat southern scarce s"s and
md N dull so9thsrn red io, 70 do amber Il4si
1eS ,pss AIT 3 Fe oe 197 ssked
III bid. Corn southern easier; western lower aud
May GIN bid Oats quiet and steady.southern, 4fs1s
western white 42a43: do. mixed 40a4l: Pennsylvania
.oa4s Rye steady. s7aSs Hay quiet and steady.prims
Provisions frmMess pork 1886. Bulk meats
SHOULDERS sos a ga clear rib sides: los Hams l4ai4
creamery. 25aS6 Eggs lower. sOasI Petroleum dull
and d nomnal-retned; eaa9.: Coffee frn-Rio cargoes
X; copper refined quiet, IN Whisky steady i.iss
LEY Freiehts to Liverpool per steamer dulI-cotton
sl6a; o -four is .s grain. nominsy sa39sd Re-
goo bushels oats Loo bushels GOO bushe
bushels corn, l0I. 600 bushels.
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TIE RtcExr N.v.1 Ac.prNr u.zrsa mar,

tadtt AZ Annapolis Says That the late hazinv affair
teIe began oy "teillng Cadet craig 10 stand oI.
his head They said AT the same time you don't
Then they ordered him 10 stand on his lead ana
he 5fuS''i. Then several upper. clas<meu sprnpg
al nun 10 put him on his head craig warned
Them on and Lried 10 escape. but they had him
against the wall. With the lights put out Then
tfhS struck put With his skates They cot tins
sAl'ee ifom Gag, ard he managed 70 shake them
ara stt awAy The bugle then sounded for sup.
per. Alter supper the upper claSsnen tried 10
carry craig up stairs by main Ior,,a and he ne.
sisted. 1nls brought the sergeant of marines
VINO called the officer OF the day and the air
ended court OF inquiry convened at the Naval
acadehy saturday to investigate the alleged
"haNns affair ID f. said the evidence before. i,.
coUiL Il considered sufficient 10 warrant a furtaer
investigation into the case 10y a court martial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-04

NEwARKS DOUBLE DOSE OF PoLICE.-At Newark
n D., on Friday evening, the democratic members
OF the common council passed "A resolution dlsDlac-
Ing the republican police officials 10 make room for
democrats. saturday the republican police off,
Gals applied TO Judge Depue for writ OF certiorar
70 Take the case 10 the supreme court for review
Saturday there were two sets OF neuUenantS on
duty at headuuarterS