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DUNCANsON BROS. Auctloneerl

nUNCANsON BROS. Auctloneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VERY DESIRABLE TRACT
HousE AND FINE Fret ORCHARD " 81 TIE
MARLBORO' ROAD, ABOUT TWO MILES Be
6 6GS Go1 THE TMn NAVY YARD BRIDGE DISTRICT
By virtue Of deed q trust dated April 1st, 1876 "a
the land records of the District Of Columbia will -
sell at public auction, i'll front of the premises SAT-
HRDAY the FIFTEENTH DAY OF MARCH. 1884, at
-FOUR O'CLOCK NJ, the following described real es
tries Of Columbia. known part Of tract called
AARON, situated on the Marlboro Road east of the
Eastern Branch OF the Potomac River. it being the
same Tbe,,t tract purchase9 by ssyles Bowen Of
and by said Tabert purchased Of Rein Arnold as per
deed dated November 10th 1882 recorded in Liber j.
No 40 foios 55 &c. 81 and 3d. of the land Of
above known as part of lots FIVE 90 and eleven Oh in
the subdivision OF a tract called Non Such" pur-
chased by said Bowen Of Washington A. Young and
Hug Ewing as per de- d. dated May Sls 1872 recorded
Ia Iber No. 64 fos 26 &C. reference being had to said
deeds for more particular description of said tracts
and the etes and boundaries thereof both tracts
tanning about hftytwo of land be the
Or less, except about i've and half go acres which
were released from ga deed If trust by release
corded III Loer NO $685. folio Dol, &C., OF said land
records
said land is improved by fine dwelling house and
about 15O0 young and thrifty fruit trees.
Terms of sale Onethird cash and the balance in
two and three years with six cent interest secured
erty or the purchaser pay all cash. at his option
If the terms of sale not complied with within ten
days the property will be at the risk and of
purchaser deposit Of slOO will be required at the
time OF sale SSs Trsste
m5-eo&dbfs 32l ~ street northwest
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
TIE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST
VI "a

*
TIE MODEL FAST LINZ AND THE ONLY LINE
THE FIST Isl, ASR lf II VEST.
DOUBLE TRacKT JASSEY COUPLER,
schedule to take eject SUNDAY. November IS. 1881
leave wss}inston rom on corner Of New Jersey
sNtL le and Cstsert By Eastern Standard 18th Mei
For Chicago. Cincinnati, Louisville and 81. Louis
fhIsush cLes and fssee seepns cas to a s5ss
Ls.nt. %lih9Ct change: Tulsa u daily to Chicago
Fer to li.b Al los m an. and sbs 9Ro say
ne Car 10 fittsfrr 'eiAla ana Der0' With Sleep
Saiy with Sleeper Toledo Via Wheeling and Lake
lsIIer end sleeDini Cars attached "'''
ard , 10 q an. d ga e . 20 40 Sa
IeI telnm6r. On SUNDAYS 80 500. s:0d am. 1:2a
1:i 20 $500, $ 40 so =. s siq loe9P m
On SUNDAY. 800 : m, 44o pm '-'''
la stations On Metropolitan branch 40 2 m and
I.1rc.isI stations NJ troI Clltan trench - a IN
a-s BAT l.bc s s fDs dsiTv stagIon I'D
pm daily; for Frederick { 80 an lois ama. 4 IS
a o fis HhG shd sas s daily except
Arrive rom init tie Vest daily gu 1 dy
fIo!a New 4eEk and PHILADELPHIA 2:s5. ssoam daily
." IL. daily except Sunday.
Iron Annapclis : - l0:aO am. l5o. es7 pm. Sun
froIl Iexl:ieton. 62O a. daily. and 2I6p m daily
e1Oelt Sunday '
Elon. FREDERICK and intermediate POINTS, s.2s 1000
L II, -. 80 J.. and { to T. IN daily except
,sunda; go = u daily tI0n Point Of Roeks
2fsEs leave Baltimore for NashinvtCn az 40 AZ
as, 90 = TO- al 1910 a m Il Is 30 A ..4o s
p = 80 200 and 10 - \. IL: Sundays 2 l. III
lSD. . 8 10 a n. 80. D. SOS, 80 and 100 : m
Al trains from Washington stop Relay Station excep.
80 l. ~r'
lCr further information apply at the Baltimore AMI
GklO Ticket Oftce-N sshirgton Station tI9 and Isl
Iernf.v1aia aysnue corer l4h street. ~heTe orders
VII u taken Tor ba,ao ~ te checked resolved ::
tiy TO II
" NJ CLEMENTS. NJ Of T Baltimore
& (.-lv-tI
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. March 5-virginis SKIES. deferred; I;
coupons 4o do new threes 54k; North Carolina skies.
old 1l0sz bid to-day
BALTIMORE, March 6-Cotton essier-middling
1O4 lOk Flour steay and fairly sctive-Hovsrd street
and western super. 2aa3 so: do extra 8 75a4 u.s. do
5.my ooa5 city mills super 75as So do extra
DO superlatve patent 100 Wheat-southern steady
western hrmer and quiet southern red. 1I2a1 Il: do.
amber. ll5sil7; No. Maryland 1.14ssal l4,s; No
western winter red spot, l.08saa1O9 March. 10S3&
al ;9 ia April 1ichallo': May, lllAal11zs Jups
She western easier closing dull southern white
March. So; May, e14 asked: steamer sc ask d. Oats
dullsouthern 42sA5; western white 1914, do mixed
steady and frm-prime to choice PennsyIysnia and
Old new Is o. Buff and GEAR
rib sides, packed. s4slOA Bacon-shoulders. 9; clear
Rib Ibid sdes IN Hams: Ahsl5a Lard.renned IoA
RsSs higher .s 2oa21 Petroleum quiet and nominA
9rd n, e fair lis.l2h Sugar quiet and steady
quiet llssl lsh Freights to Livsrgeol per steamer
armer. 21asd. Receipts-dour; 2e7s barrels; wheat.
1900 bushels corn 10000 bushels oats 600 bushels
rye 600 bushels Shipments-whest, 900 bushels;
corn q 0Oo bushals sales-wheat "a bushels corn
36S. 600 buakclS.
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IL. SI.F-f kIss ELECTRIC BELT or Revrnerato-
u made expressly for the cure ~ Jr - ~ tha
0fs1ns whenever any DEBILITY OF the gen
,a,-- = IrS! whatever cause the con
= prrs ~ lss f,or them . healthy action There
I~sted H. al4 TIC Is2,lds q cures ~ -.
s'ss lrOin iidisc-ctlcn. Inezgacity IacE II Vioor
penny az Siy trouble of these s,rrs IL crITed
TO net e .cd this with electric belts zIyerti 10
az -, I.Oil it.-d IL Ice MS tor TIE OSF st
C1hsd PURPOSE. For Gars yslylnz t,lI =, ~
address 4oA1 H1lOftlalion
CHEEVER ELECTRIC BELT CO
n3-sGw I08 Washington street 6y,t..,
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The Virginia Horror.
DOMESTIC UNHAPPINRs~ FOLLOWED BIT MURDER Ann

sUiCIDE
The following particulars OF the Glascock tragedy
In Fauquier county, Va, reported ia THE STAB yes
terday. have been received: Glascock married In
1875 Miss May Frazer daughter 81 Herod Frazier
OF L0uioun county. belle OF he n,ls hborhood He
was The youngest sou Of Thomas A. Glascock one
~ the wealthieSt landowners OF this section and
his father established him on d comfortable place
about three miles from Deleplane station Here ne
has lived ever since. He always had fondness for
fast horses. ana kept numb,r OF them Within
the past TWO years he had periodically been heavy
drinker. They had ttrce children. boy riye wears
Old, named Rodney; little girl OF thr-". named
Emily. and an infant The volatile disposition OF
the wife never suited the husband and there were
frequent quarrels Last FRIDAY night there was
4 nelghbolhOod party. ON saturday. Glascock drew
upon Mr.. Jameson, OF Alexandria, for floo Sun
day morning early colOred man called john. who
was accustomed 10 get Stops for his hogs. came 20
MT. Giascoch house and found smoke issu-
Ing from the closed windows and doors He
tired 10 awake those within 10y cries OF warn
ing, and then tried 10 break open door or window
ana TAXING, ran on, crying aloud for help About
this tline Giascock called at a tenants house ON
MI BeNerlyS farm, about half a mile from his
house, 10 SEE coored woman and ask her n she
would go and get breakfast for his wife. a. her
servant woman had left Very SCOT the colored
man Jonn returned with several neighbors The
house was broken open, and the led room found
wet with blood and coal oil, and on IRE. The
smoke almost suffocated those who entered but
the smouldeI1ng fires were soon extinguished. and
there WAS found on the bed the body of MIS- Glas-
cock, with fatal shot In her head and another In
her back. Beside her lay the infant, snot through
tilc utdu Inc Utsl Hau Dttl on me ana The cQll0
body partially burned, and the LEFT arm OF the
mother nearly burned on. On the floor lay the
boy and girl OF i've and three, pistol shot In each
braln- Both were dressed, as IL was the custom OF
the father 10 dress them himself In the morning
before the wife arose From blood In the passage
way IL was evident that the boy had run out into
the passage, been shot there. brough. back and
laid on the floor beside his sister. The inside walls
OF the house were much burned, even the pictures
being burned The heavy stone walls prevc lted q
swift spread OF the flames The furniture was
found piled againt all the doors. Hot pursuit Of
Glascock was made 10y the assembled neighbofs
away about fifteen feet from It's edge, with a bail
through his head, his body lIfeless but still warm
The father, mother ana three children were euf1ed
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Wall Street TODAY.

DULL STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK, March 5.-The Post says: Measured
by the diminished volume of transactions this fore
noon the stock market was dull, and yet II fluc-
tuated fevenshly over narrow range OF prices
with the net result at l2 o'clock OF
making scarcely any change In the general
level OF prices as compared with last
nights closing prices. The principal activity was
In Lackawanna, Lake Shore, Northwestern, St
Paul and Union Pacific. The fact OF so large and
general borrowing demand indicates an unusual
scarcity Of stocks In the market, and the natural
inference Is that they have been gradually alb
sOrbed for Investment.
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THEGREATS r~,sv, .o,

t fgEsShfr HEsf as H9g ST rnrrs,
EfrcT No 1ef1i ERR i5r hein -,s
TEAMS Lave NAszISGToS FROM STATION CORNER
IGI1ts5urx snd the West Ch!caao IiInite,. Fxpress
NJ ff a si e sag Cars ram a1ay H hs4i Dur.
y Cincinnati Western Exprtss 40 p m daily- Nth
sayo "a f5i md ei fOan s l. daily Il w f35
~ . F''s sa1 F IS Ses sE3 H., Nal Ms Lrpss.
Fer E EaLIt3hE ASD F91tsIa FaLFoAp
w "a ? m daily e1c.rt saturday with Palace Cars
IIaln iesylnp Washington On saturday night viii lot
fGI WilansIert, Lock Haven and Elnira. ats:4o, =,
.e DAY w s5 YSII sur snpd day IL
o. o. IoEo AMI II Is m On sunday. 90 10. 20 and
~ IN iIn.o Tyres Of pullman Parlor Cara
Fer Boston without cfsnse / .i0p H. every week d.v
teI BTgsLjn. n through trains connec, a. yer.
rsSs seross New York CITY. '---'s a0D''s Ter
fCr Philadelphia. SIS aud lO.50a H. 40 4 IN Inn
1nd lll3 ? m On SUNDAY 90 1890 and II Is p ID
~ l;tt ExIrsss ~ a L. dally. exert sunday.
4O y ~ $50 40 1000 and ii Is p D A ib 20
sunday sso.l05Oa I.40o G:So. 7:40. 1906 and IL Is
10 Pores Greek Line. ESQ m and 4:4op N. daily
Fer ALD4polis so an and 40 m daily. e1ceptsun-
Ally: NDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
~. AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
f. A.t24ldsla IS 20. e:25 IL % and IL IS an
-f5 =, ; % 6 3. 800 and IL IS pm On sunday:
I,I ElcroId sTd The S~ul 81 and IL .Os An daily
N aLc 3 u , Il daily, eIc'I; sunday
AZ Il = a TO o. M To- and DO 90 az p
L sl,d u 10 s...nisAt OF sunday ato:U5 aud 10 10
I..Ae: 4s formation the Office northeast corner
I5t. s'ce,, sIG Pennsylvania avenue the
- "ls-t Crysrs te lett fer the checking ba
Sac u eost-nztl9E iron. hotels and residences.
cp.s 4 WOOD. General Passenger Agent
MAS Z fLOE. General M2laxer Iii
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SALES
THOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

THoNAs BOWLING. Aucu0nesf:
REAL ESTATE II d go hSEf WHtAo'1D
by the last will testament. and codcil Of the late Ell
Isabella Davis. deceased will offer at public
t0f !. H IHE rorH 1f6 * RMKoH
front Of the premises all those certain pieces parcels
of ground and premises standing together and known Is
don TO Georgetown in the Dist let OF Columbia front
ing sixty feet the north side Of Bes and
to the line Of said Lot with the BUILDINGS and i'm.
Proyenents on the same. consisting Of thr e-sory
bsk house With cellar aud attic Also the alley
scribed and conveyed in deed from Richard Smith to
Stephen Csssin dated january 90 1887 aud recorded in
Also Of lot numbered ninety te, in Bealls
addition to Georgetown, and included within the fol-
om the so as
ner Of lot numbered ninety (9 in said addition
and running westwardly on the north line Of Bssli
lot numbered ninety (95) in said addition thence
north one hundred and twenty feet to the line Of
said lot thence eastwardly and parallel with the rst
wardy one hundred and twenty feet to point of begin
ming.
be in cash. and the balance in sX twelve egh
and twenty -four months with interests at six per
per annum on the deferred paymentst purchasers
option deposit Il to Be- mad: upon the property
With ten days or the property viii BE- resod Be-
not complied with In that time at the risk and costs Of
the defaut,ng purchaser AL conveyancing and record
;EkANGEs R, r EKoMwELL
ISABELLA HAGNER,
feb4 3tw4w&dbs Executors.
IVTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON AC.
MARCH 1884. same hour aud place. BY order Of the
Executors. mh5-eodbs
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VTNRCSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Il REAL ESTATE, ON SEVENTEENTH STREET.
DECWEEN K AND L NORTHWEST

i REAL ESTATE, ON SEVENTEENTH STREET,
BETWEEN K AND L NORTHWEST.
By virtue of certain deed Of trust bearing date -
July 1873 and duly recorded among the land a
ords Of the District Of Columbia Lber No. 722 -
cured thereby will sci at public auction front q
the premises WEDNESDAY,, the NINETEENTH
DAY OF MARCH 1884. at FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ all
that piece or parcel Of land situate in the City of Wash
scrbed Lot No lila the of square No 1884,
said being recorded in the Surveyors ONCE
with the improvements and appurtenances the improve
brick DWELLING knvwn a. No. lO22 18th street north
west.
Terms of ssle cash. and the balance In two
equal instruments. payable in and two years with
interest secured by the promssory notes q pur-
post Of 600 viii be the Of the
bid II the terms OF sale are not complied with within
the risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser
A. c. BRADLEY, Trustee,
rn5-d&ds 472 Louisiana ave. NV.
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The Brewer, I'm Politics.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
Thefolowing are the opening ana closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
BY special wire TO H H Dod4e $50 I5fh street:
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THE OTTO GAS TNGrNe

TIVE OTTO GAS TNGrNe
= hti,-rss 40 oter avoids all expensive at.ena.n.,
Lo lOs7 uf tune 10 eaIcilu, " fuel and no a.6s y.
rsto extensively ir running Passenger and Fres,h,
keSatUfs sewing dsch,GtS. NeHt Chopper P,intin.
tnu l3ho@s4I hic Presses Coffee Mills Rast,rs pss
srd Aui;nx Machinery. LGthes. &c &c Hiss tT.,-
1Ias VIZ drfNe sIIo fErcss regularity OF sr3
krext s:I- .piicity VI mechanism 49,. ALI
j o. particulars - - prices B.. .r1,y =, ,.s. .
" AAl.ls.S GAs llxGI -. -
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STEAMERS.
LUROPE -

EURoPEi,
COOKS GRAND EXCURSIONS leave New York in
ATril, May aid June, 1ssa. PASSAGE TIGHTS by all
AiLAEIiG sILAMEfS SPecial facilities for secur
s.iual travellers in EUROPE by all routes reduced
COOKS ExCURsIoNIsT. with Maps and full par,ic
Ilars. by mail 10 cents Address
THOS. COOK & son,
feo9-sSwloW 261 Broadway. y y
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK HAvRR
NESDAY AND SATTRDAS from bremen per foot Of
street Hoboken. Rates Of passage; From New YORK
ESQ and 800 second cabin. 500 steerage. at lowest
Co BS Ss t5sls re or F SsS aEp e.
6 CO, S2o Pennsylvania avenue north west; CHAS.
WAiTLR. S42 IL street. Agents Washiazton. ja12
CUNAE0 LINE
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE
aHE fTNfHFp2 ssfTN YSHK S9MPtyE LIMITED
F& S66hi PfEh AZ q. S NR Nm H4ER H9kk
t fs,5nhA Seq M@r T. T. seryia Ned Anil g
Hotnnia-. vel, Iiac. 2s "a ia - We'd Adj -
y -@Lla We'd, ArriI 2 Auranis Wed ! %
AND EEEkl WEDNESDAl FROM NEW YORh
Rates OF PsssaSe-S6J $50 and S1UO according to AZ
cOn..notiatiUn.
steerage at very low rates Steersse tickets from
,,ThrouEh bills Of laden given for Belfast GLASGOW
1or Mediterranean ports.
OF freight and passase appy at the Company's Office
GIlS BIGELOW & CO. e05 eth street. Washington
iLAAoN H BROWN co. NewYcrs
CIto Asssrs. OTIS DIGELOw & Co
.ahIE tOo 9Th street. Washington
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I IMPORTERS OF FRENCH WINES. CoGNAc. CHAN
PAGNES AND CORDIAIA

zoe 7TH STREET-SELLIN6 OFF-SEILLN0
OO OFF-Au Wool Goods below cost TO close out
TO make room for new sprirg goods J. L YOCEYA
Is 18th 81. botvsan q and II northwest hl6
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VIZ ID. Mzrn

tits now undisputsd that WEI DE METERS oATAA-
RAL CURE i The only tsatnsas Ut WI absolutely
cure casarrsh Dr.. wd d Msy9.s .T11As1sx. WITH
B. DEWEY co. La Fulton st.sst. M. ssaA.n.v2 sst
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AVOID CosTIvE HABIT o. body, not only be-
cause or the attending discomfort but lest n en-
gender diseases involving more serious conse-
quences Dr. Jaynes Sanatiye Pills are either
laxative or catharGc, according 70 the dose, and
may be depended upon 10 produce healthy eecre-
tons OF the liver and stomach.
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1967 Pfioea, amounting to o0oSb0o
Application for rates to Clubs should b nnaoO only
to the Once q the Company IN New 0rlsane
drees Mske = O. Money Ortasrs payable and addreA
NEW osikANs NATIONAL BANK,
NEw ORIKA1iA La
Postal notes and ordinary lettgfD BY mail express
la sums Of Is and upwards By expesss ct sxpnsO
to
II. A. DAUPHIN.
3Sb1a NEW ORLEANa La
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RoBr. j, Thomas,
BROKER IN
GRAIN. PROVISIONS COTTON AND STOCKS.
No. 613 18th ST. National Metropolitan Bank Building
Orders to buy SELL margin for cash. executed
on the Chicago Board Of Trade and New York Cotton
Exchange Constant quotations instantly received Dy
direct private wireA
F. P. sCHMITT i CO., Chicago correspondent
SAWYER. WALLACE 4 CO.. New York correspondent.
psf.,o,cs. National Metropolitan Bank.
Hon. James g. Beck
torders By Telephone Promptly Attended To)
I'm
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The Keifer.B0yntOn Inquiry.
Mr. KRIPRR DENIES HAVING VISITED Mr. DOYEfoN'e
OFFICE.
The Keifer- Boynton committee continued their
investigation at o'clock this afternoon MT Cole
man, Mr.. Refers attorney, and Gen. Hunton, both
prosecution Of hts claims, were examined, and tes
titled that they, while In charge Of the case, bad
not heard OF Gen Boynton q being connected with
the claim.
Mr. Keifer was then placed upon the stand and
Boyntons counsel he swore positively that he
was not In Gen. Boyntons on1ce on the night Of
March list, 1883. not Oh the night Of March 0d and
did not think that he had been In tho ONCE or held
any conversation With Gen. Boynton On the 47th OF
2oCh Of February.
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Stal.


The Charges Against Mayor Lafrobe.
Baltimore, offered a resolution to-day, which was
ADOPTED, only four senators voting In the negative
pfoVinlng Tor the Investigation OF the statements
Louis n. Hopkins.
The Brewer in Politics.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, March 5-The United States
brewers association have Just issued circular to
ell nrms, members OF the association here request
Ing toem 70 make out list Of all the voters in their
take out naturalization papers The object OF this
scton 70 learn the exact political strength Of the
peer manufacturers OF this country, which II Is
political faction entirely destinct nom all other
part1eA
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DEATH OF oSK WrTHIS FEW MINUTES AFTER THE
sHoorING-rEE oTEER NOT EXPECTED TO LIVE
YOUNG LANGsWNs FLIGHT-DEPLosABLK RESULT
OF INTERFERING II STREET AFFRAY.
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MIR. News Probable Successor.
Tho name OF Jno ". Mason, OF West Virginia, q
mentioned - the probable successor Of NJ Jnn c.
New a. Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury. He
was a candidate for the 18th Congress nom the ID
congressional district Of West Virginia and was de-
feated by only seven votes MI. Nevis resignation
win take eject on the appointment OF hts success
sor, and so he is still drawing the salary.
LIEUTENANT HARDER, who recently returned
from Siberia with the remains OF the DeLong
party, has been offered duty In the branch hydro
graphic of1ce at New Xork, to MI the position
vacated by Lieutenant David Daniels, who has
been ordered to the Saratoga His wishes will be
consulted In the matter, and he win be granted
leave Of absence II he 30 desires
AFTER STRoBAcKS PLAcR-A number Of promi-
nent republicans nom Alabama are In the city,
urging the appointment Of republican named
McDuny to be 2. s: marshal in Alabama, vice Paul
Strobach. McDuny was union soldier during the
war; and is said to be supported BY the entire SOL
der element Of the state.
TIE o. s. training ship Saratoga, which Is ready
for sea, at New York, win not sail until favorable
weather She win make cruise to Lisbon
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The CoUrfA.
CnrHr ~ H..x,

COURT IN GENERAL TERN
Charles Nicol. ~ Va. on motion OF Mt. A. A. BIZ
ney. was admitted 70 The bar Msyse ast- Hall;
sT.aed and Judgment anlrned Naulsby asI BAT
Eorrrv oorxr-,vaoe saca-,nur.
To-day, scott AIT. Scott, Mari ACT. Mari and Cfoo
agt- Cross; referred &c Examiner LoveJoy 70 take
granted. Bah sgt- Beavers; J. : vowles appointed
guardian cd die1l.
CRIMINAL CcrNr-,y,ldc. Wife
Yesterday. rhos McNslley. violating postal lava
recognizance forfeited Robert GRAY, kicnsrd van
derpool and Ellis Trfce, house breaking In the
eighteen months. ana the Others two sesrr esch in
Tue A1'Sny county, y. Y, penitenuary. The
Jurors were adjourned 10 THURSDAY, but The grand
JURY VIII meet a. usual tomorrow.
POLICE CopRT-Jgdge Ssasu
To-day, Hover Commodore and William iona
col2red were each nned s. or Is days for stealing
Archie Hill, co!ored man about thirty years old,
WAS charged with gross bestialitv and Die asse
was sent u the grand jury. Ronds. ssel Gecrr1-
AHA Chapman. colored. was CHARGED with keep:nc
a bawdy house. After Testimony had been heard
as 20 the bad reputation cf the houss, Cesrytsna
60, on her knees and offered PRAYER. IN which she
asked the courl 20 have mercy ~ hrr The court
told Georgiana, mo Is al old offender that II She
allowed such acts II immortality IN her house know
lngiN she would have 10 submit 70 a fine He rned
her 40 or % DAYS Charles Johnson Robert Cole
aid Levi Jones, small cOlored boys were rned IS
each Tor ASSUMING several small coiored girls
Annie Digs. William jackson. Robert Brown and
James Harris. cOlorod lined IS each for steal
Ing. Luke S!mnls, Indecent exposure: sic Mt
John r. Stephenson nned IS Tor allowing a
mule with a sore on its shoulder and untI Tor lsbor
To be worked 10 al express wagon
RASGK or THE TBEEkoNErrR-The following
were the readings az The ONCE of the chief sagnsl
officer to-day a IN, $50 IL am, 304 pm Saa
Maximum. 81 ): minimum. 2ld
A DIVORCE GRaNrEp-To-day, in the EQUITY
Court, Judge Macarthur. made a decree VI dlyorcss
In the case ~ Patsy Johnson against stephen o.
johnson. giving permission 20 complainant 20 ne
sumo her maiden name OF Grant She chsrred
johnson with cruelty and adultery
CALLED on TIE PKksIpESr.-Mr. Henry Irving
called upon the President at the White House To-
day. He was accompanied by Secretary Chandler
Mr.. Joseph Hatton. the London Journalist and
Representative Phelps Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher also called upon the President to-day.
COMMODORE CPsHCR TO COMMAND TEE PACIFIC
SQCADRoS.-orders were issued to-day rrum the
Navy department de:snhing Commodore Upshur
from the command Of the New York navy yard ON
the 3lst inst, and directing him 10 proceed imme-
diatey afterN ards 10 san Francisco 70 take CON-
mand Of the Pacific squadron, Vice Rear Aomrsl
u. X. Hughes, who retfres.