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

BIG FIRE m UTICA n. Y-The most destruc-
tive rre In the history OF Utica, n. Y, occurred
yesterday morning, burning the Holbrook build
ing, NJ. B. belongs furniture house, JAS Rock
wells clothing house, NJ, c. and E. d. Comstocks
large Storehouse, the Utica City National bank,
Newell & Sons paper and glass store. the Utica
Observer building and Office and other buildings
The total loss win aggregate about ss90,o00 and
the insurance about $45O,O00. The safe or the
Utica City National bank contains securities OF
81 ,000, 900 In value and large cash balance.
DIVORCED FROM HER INSANE HUsBAND-A divorce
has been graneed In Baltimore to Helen A. North
from Frank W. North They were married In s..
Paul's Protestant Episcopal church in Baltimore
January Path, just three weeks after the rSt meet
ing. A short time after the wedding he became
violently insane. She then learned from his friends
that her husband was inmate or the asylum
before he came to Baltimore, but had been released
as cured and sent south his health. The excite
his malady.
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctloneer:

ExEcuToRTI SAL SALE r.. OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
By virtue Of the wer and authority in us vested
by the last will testament and codic Of the late 5
Isabella Davis deceased we will offer public
t0f "a p IHE F t5EFE R49
front Of the premises all those certain
Of ground and premises standing together and known m
and beins Lot numbered ninety 1857 in Bealls adj
atOn TO GeorRet0wn in the Dist let Of Columbia front
g sixty feet the north side Of Beal and run
ming back with that width one hundred and twenty
to the line Of said Lot with the buildings and i'm
proyeInents the same consisting Of thr e-story
brick house with cellar and attic Also the alley con
Meeting said Lot with West street the il de-
Stephen dated January 1887 and recorded in
Liber w. b. g. folio 8, ct seq.
Also part of lot numbered nnetysx (96) in Beall's
addition to Georgetown, and included within the fol-
lowing metes aud bounds Beginning for the same at
ner Of lot numbered ninety seven 9) in said addition
and running westwardly on the north line of Beall
street twenty-five feet more less to the east line Of
lot numbered ninety hye t35) in snid addition thence
said lot thence eastwardly aud parallel with the first
line twenty feet, more less aud thence south
wardy one hundred and twenty feet to point of begin
ming.
Terms OF Sale: nefourth Of the purchase money to
be paid in cash and the balance in six twelve eigh
and months with intere six per centum
per annum on the deferred payments-t purchasers
notes TO be given for the by deed of trust
upon the property sold all cash. at the purchasers
option deposit of $500 be made upon the property
being bought to secure the sale Terms be complied
with ia days the property will be resod if sale be
not complied with in tnat time the and Of
the deiaultne purchaser All conveyancing and record
FRANCES R. r. CROMWELL
feh4 stw4w&dbs Executors.
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Wall Street To-day.

EFFECT OF THE SQUEEZE IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IN PRICES OF STOCKS.
NEW YORK, March 3, las p. m-The Post says
The effect OF the squeeze In Lackawanna on Satur-
day was to make general advance in the other
active speculative stocks this forenoon. There
being large short interest outstanding, yet in a
number OF these the short sellers have become
nervOuSly apprehenSive OF similar experience in
Union Pacific, St. Paul. Central Pacific, Lake Shore
Northwestern and several others. and were buying
in, though some expectation encouraged some long
buying OF the same stocks, and the moral effect Of
the experience OF saturday was to educate the ideas
OF spectators up to little higher range for all the
active stocks
LAcKAwANNA LOWER THAN SATURDAY
The short interest in Lackawanna was evidently
not covered this forenoon, as the stock loaned as
high as ~ per cent per diem premium Neverthe-
less the pressure for stock for delivery today did
not have the same effect as on Saturday to advance
the price. In fact, Lackawanna opened lower than
1t closed on Saturday, and at no time during the
forenoon was as high as the last price OF Saturday
The bears who have short contracts still out
standing seem to be confident OF being able to
cover without large loans in few days. except
such penalties as they have topay In the high rates
for borrowing the stock.
The market for railroad bonds was generally
firm and fractionally higher for most issues. The
most important changes were New York Elevated
general mortgage skies, i; Kansas and Pacific con-
soils, i; Richmond and Danville debentures 4, and
Wabash, Chicago Division, nrsts q. Albany and
SusQuehanna seconds are lower State bonds
were active and nrm. Tennessee mixed issues sold
at 89k, Alabama seconds, class sc, }" at COX North
Carolina consols at 88A, and the special tai sxes
third class, at 2A.
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VVHE ENEMIES OF THE MUTUAL, RESERVE
II FIND LIFE ASSOCIATION havino for n voe, ~.

TVHE ENEMIES OF THE MUTUAL RESERVE
l. FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION having for year cur
resulted ip members converting in their respective
loca and appointing committees to attend the
vesgating for themselves the truth fasty Of these
msnaeement have received an unqualified and unani.
Extract firm the report of the Buffalo committee:
With every facility for detecting fraud,
crookedness no indication thereof
found, II the company is not in healthy, pros
condition. dealing Justly with its members and
honoraby with the public then Appearances decep
tive and facts unreliable"
Extract from the report Of the Baltimore COMMITTEES:
ton ven to the M.se5 and from their psrsons oLe
citation is entirely worthy Of the entire Confidence Of s
members 1t Is truly mutual association, where each
member forms component palt and powerful faC.
tor TO do good or harm" Once 10. 100 street
feo4 III. KNIGHT, General Auenk
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Causiue., Cours.u.r,,.,
rE8 PROSECUTION CLOSED ro-pAY-rrsrINoSr =,

TIE PROSECUTION CLOSED ro-pAY-rn<rINoSY poR
THE DEFENSE
The court-martial In the case OF George Canine
landsman on the C. S. S. Speedwell CHARGED with
roboing the dead from the wreck OF the CITY OF
Columbus, OF Gay Head. last month, was resumed
at the engineers ONCE at the Washington navy
yard this morning
Charles Fl. Coldwell. a machinist on the Speed
Wen, testified that when search WAS made on ne
steamer on January Goth for articles supposed 10 be
missing he noticed accused standing ON the star
BOARD gangway talking 10 Morgan and Boswell
lhey were talking In low tone OF voice. MorSa an
through the drum room and down into the forward
nre room into the dark without any light. After a
Few seconds he assembled 10 where Morgan and
Santine were standing on the starboard gangway
he passed between Morgan and Cantine. aud ap-
peaned TO De handing something 10 CGnt'ne. They
Immediately separated. and Cantine went
towards the afterberth deck pushing something
down into his pants pocket.
LIEUT.. MRITcHIE's TESTIMONY
David Garrett McRitchie, lieutenant If the navy,
teslhed that he recovered piece Of & gold chain
ana supposed IS bill He was told by the boats
vain that one OF the bodies had on a gold chain and
bodies then Cantlne ami Morgan handed the
bodies
TESTIMONY FOR THE DEFENSE
After recess the judge advocate announced the
case closed for the prosecution. Lieut. Charles VI.
Mccartney was then called for the defense. He
testified that Capt vances pocketbook was
handed 70 the witness by some one In the cabin,
while he Capt. Vance was being undressed, and
he put them in Capt McRitchie's bureau drawer.
Capt. Vance was the only person picked up alive
from the City OF Columbus.
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TWO SUITS TERMINATED IN FAVOR OF THE DISTRICT
To-day, In the Court In General Term, the case Of
Henderson, trustee, against the District was de-
cided in favor Of the latter Judge James delivering
the opinion Of the court. This was an application
for writ OF mandamus to compel the District Com
missioners to order revision Of certain special as
sessments for the improvement OF NJ and 9th
streets northwest, which petitioner claims did not
specially benent the property, which it was held
was therefore not liable. The District filed a de-
demurrer.
The case Of Ira Hopkins against the District was
also decided. This was an action for $4,000 dam
ages claimed to have been sustained by The wife of
pla1ntln by reason OF the negligence Of the defend
ant In allowing the parties who erected the arches
gurauon OF President Garfield to drop the pipes In
such manner on the streets that they formed an
obstruction She fell over and suffered serious
injury. Chief Justice Cartier delivered the opinion
OF the court affirming the judgment below, which
was for the defendant.
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What will Burst a Gun.

FllItdeIHhl2
Some strangely twisted pieces a gun barrels in q
window ON Chestnut street exhibit in most inter-
esting fashion the vagares OF oyertasked gun bar
rels These specimens are parts OF some guns burst
by Capt. Heath OF this city, during some protrac-
ted experiments with various weapons. Five OF the
barrels were burst because ball was .sstuck' near
the muZZle in each case. two gave way because
about four inches OF snow was put in the muZzle.
two were burst by reason OF having some Wet sand
the muzzle. sportsmen often scoop up little lem mud
or sand unconsciousy, bang away at game, aud are
then astonished to ind the gun with ragged and
ahOrtaned barrel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-03

BALTIMORE. March s-vireinia size. consolidated.
40 pastdue coupons. SO; new threes. 81 bid to-day
BALTIMORE. March .S.-cotton steady nniddling,
10x Flour eteay and quie-Howard street and .ern
super. 275a3 80: do extra 375a475 do family, 5OOa
S7b city mills srPeE 27.as5o 90 extra 75ssat: do
lative patent 79 Wheatasouthern steady and drm
DO amber ll5al II; No Maryland l.lshsl.ls No.
western wnteT red sP0 ,6, losnal 0sH March
June. ll2ka1l3h: corn,;southern fairly active and
sIas2 Dc yellow saeo western mixed. SPOT 5s4a5s1;
March. 59ka594; May, 61a6lA steamer, 81 ask Oats
quietsouthern 42al5; western white. 4sa44 do mixed
42a4S Pennsylvania 42s45 bye quiet and arer 67a691
Hay frm-prime to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland
4 6Oal6 co. Provisions quiet and easy.Mess pork old
1900: new. 10 90. Bulk neats-shoulders and clear
rip sides. packed sAaiOh Bason,shoulders, 9; clear
rib sides, liz. Hams, 14hal54. Lard-refned, 1Oh
butte. dnll-%sstesn packed lo.ao creamery, 2oass
Ceee quiet and easy in toneRio careoes ordinary Co
fair: i19ssl2A Sugar QTist "A soft COPPER
Freights to Liverpool per steamer quietcotton steady
Recepss@aour. l7a2 barrels; wheat 50 600 bushels:
els. Shipments wheat 5000 bushels; corn % 600
bushels 6sles-wheat $4,000 bushels; corn. $4,000
bUshcSa
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ARiramiss Sentenced.

NEWARK, y. J., March 3--WilIiam smith peaoec
guilty 10 the change OF oigaIGy this morning it
the court OF special sessions and was sentenced &c
taree years I'm states prison.
Daniel McDernitt was rned $50 ana the costs OF
court for playing policy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-03
The Islue Woman OF the Eastern
Shore.
From the Carli,riiga

Irlin tIlc IaflbT1IFe tIlrOllrIe
Mrs Charles, better known throughout the
country as the "blue woman" died recently at her
home, Just above East New Market. There e
cutie local not0rlety attached 10 her name ebe
was very eccentric IN her manner. IL is said that
She was closely related 10 The descendants of
President Polk. she derived the maine Of "blue
Wolndh' from the Tact that her skin was neatly
tie color OF indigo which Resulted from taklAg
IltriUL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-03
THIS EVENING.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers
SALE OF WATCHES AND JEWELRY AT THE
SALESROOMS. CORN OF TENTH AND D
STREETS. STILL PROGRESSING. Now IS
The CHANCE TO SECURE WATCHES AT Low
Prices. SALES DAILY AT HALF-PAST SEVEN
1nh1-iw WALTER B. WILLIAMS L CO. Aucts
4 UCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES
n On MONDAY, MARCH THIRD. at H ,LF- PAST
sem O'CLOCK r NJ and TUESDA1, MAkCH
will sell at the establishments No. 1896 Pennsylvania
northwest all pledges forfeited by n-red mp
tCn at this date. consist Of Gold and Silver Watches
Chains Diamonds Jewelry. Revolvers Opera Glasses
LADIES' a. Gents Clothing Bo Ks. Albums Umbrellas
Blankets Spre DIS, Silver and Silver plated Ware
Parties holding tick Is Oh which time expires will
p.ease take notlce.
E. HEIDENHEIMER. Broker.
NJ FOLEY, Auctioneer. feb29-3t
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Tremendous UpheavaIs of the Sea-
From the Alta Calf ornia.


submarine eruption occurred on the s2i OF JAM
uary OF the east Cape ~ Hawaii, which was W.T.
Messed 10y Charles " spencer and others IL c0n-
sisted Of terrific explosion, by which column u
water was thrown six hundred feet into the air,
accompanied with most terrific detonations as ~ a
battery OF cannon had been discharged. These
noises were 80 loud a. 10 be distinctly heard forty
miles away. and continued for several hours anu ft
i probable that the water disturbed during
The whole GAY But as dense smoke and steam.
which came from the submarine eruption filled the
air and prevented any further obSery ations nothing
was aTterward seen OF II during the day. The &C.
currenCe was followed 10y "A storm OF wind aud
rain, which lasted only 4 few hours The next DAY
was clear and pleasant.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
(fY.TCFRy SIIF mr. T1JE pp0nEDry E-,-=o7,71;

CtHASCERY SALE OF THE PROPERTY KNOWN
NAS 1920 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST
Cnder and By virtue of decree Of the Supreme -
,cFt o. the District Of Columbia passed in Equity Ss
iIGstte aIg3iIted BY said decree. viii sell 81 public
1874 Al FIVE O'CLOCK p M IN front of the preni-
ses the property known az lot bered fl yseven
So) III samuel kedferIl's subdivision of square
tered three hundred AMI sixtysx $780, together with
the improvements thereon. This lot has front Of
tente 10 feet on the west side OF 9TH street and uns
back with width hundred and five U0o) feet
the depth of the lot @ AL alley
The terms # sale are: One-tbird Of the purchase
money in cash and the balance in two equal install.
ments at six (G) twelve ) months from the day OF
sale such deferred Payments to bear interest al the rate
OF six and to be secured by the pur
chIsers iced of trust of the property all
cash at the option Of the purchasr deposit of 300
viii be required at the time # sale and all conveyancng
10 lie at tn cost Of purchaser If the terms Of sale are
not complied with in ten days from day OF sale the
Trustee che right resell the property at the
risk and cost OF the defeu!ting purchaser.
GEORGE c. PAYNE. Trustee.
DCNCANSON BROS, AuctIoneers. feb2O-dSds
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AN ELOQUENT PREACHER CHARGED WITH M
NoRALrY.-Rev. Geo. R. Bristor, DID,, an eloquent
preacher. will be tried before Newark NJ E. confer
ence, In Halsey Street church, Newark, I'm the last
week In this month, on charge OF immortality with
boys. Last summer DE-. Bristor was the esteemed
pastor OF St. Luke's church. Newark. On the dis
cOvery OF his sin, he surrendered his ordination
parchments and left for his fathers home In Balti-
more Formal charges were recently drawn up
day . copy was served upon DR.. Bristor in Ba,i
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AUCTION SALES.
BROS. Auctioneers.


ONE HALLET DAVIS UPRIGHT PIANO, FRENCH
PLATE, PIER AND MANTEL MIRRORS. WAL
NUT AND GILT FRAMES; PARLOR SUITES IN
RAW SILK; REPS. HAIR CLOTH AND OTHER
COVERINGS: ONE GRAND RAPIDS CHERRY
CHAMBER SUITE, WITH FRENCH PLATE MIR
ROR; WALNUT AND OTTER CHAMBER SETS;
NJ TABLES. FOLDING CHAIRS. EASY CHAIRS,
PATENT ROCKERS, SIDEBOARDS EXTENSION
TABLE. DINING CHAIRS LIBRARY FURNI-
IURE, LOUNGES, HAT RACKS, HALL CHAIRS.
BEDSTEADS BUREAUS. WASHSTANDS. HAIR
AND OTHER MATTRESSES, FEATHER BEDS,
PILLOWS AND BOLSTERS WIRE SPRINGS,
WALNUT REFRIGERATOR, PICTURES. CROCK
cry AND GLASSWARE, CUTLERY SHELF
GOODS, BRUSSELS AND OTHER CARPETS,
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES, KITCHEN
REQUISITES, &c, AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH FOURTH. begin
ming at Ten O'CLOCK, we will sell in front Of and
within our spacious salesrOoms, large collection of
should command the attention Of buyers. 1t
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VIZ De Meier.

It il now undsputsd that WEI DE nYERDo ATAR.
RAJ CURE u he only treatment thss VII absolutely
cure Cstarrah Dr. We'd de Meyers '-TRrAr1sxn with
statements Of symptoms by the cured suaisd free D.
B. DEWEY CO.. 1s2 Fulton street. n Z febl-m.w,xsst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-03

From the 81. Louis Globe Democrat.
Clear away these sycamoIes, cottonwoods and
willows and the voyager setting forth from Cairo
at this time would appreciate the magnitude the
inland sea- The Mississippi, at this junction with
the Ohio extends from the hills OF Kentucky to the
higher land OF Missouri. a distance OF twelve miles
in perhaps its narrOweSt part Where the bottoms
give IL opportunity To spread Itself on both sides
the width ranges up 10 twenty-five mi .eS more
Let IL be remembered that there is downward
current over all this great eypan5e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-03

KIDNAPPED OR ELoPEp.-JeSse Brownlow, fifty
eight years Old eloped with Kidnapped last week
the fourteen-ye daughter or p Riley. OF New
port, r L The pair were arrested in New YORK
Saturday afternoon. The girls father Is OF the
opinion that she did not leave the city willingly.
BrOwnlOw buried his wife two weeks ago. Nothing
has been seen or heard OF the couple, except the
fact OF their arrest since last Monday night when
the girl and her brother went TO the theater. After
getting the brother In q seat In the gallery she
went outside and met Brownlow, evidently by APP
potntment
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New Work Failures.

NEw YORK. March S.-ASSicf nents for the Oeige-
n or creditors were filed TO-DAY by John l. Brooks
individually and as surviving partner 0f the frn Oh
John l. Brooks a. Co. provisions 10 David . Brown.
WIKI preferences amounting 20 sIq46e
howes Co, bankers ana brokers, have assigpsd
70 Frank Vi. Stocking.
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4 Victory Claimed by the S,riker..

Tie Factory OF lhinaen CO. limited wifi resume
shortly on last years wages This II the nIst
breN IN the Manufacturers line and the strikers
claim that others VIII follow. The factories have
been closed since last June because the employee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-03

CHAPOTEAUTs
WINE OF PEPToNE,
wlneglassful OF which contains IL Rranmes Of Beef
arhcay dlgested by Pepsne 1t Is entirely assinila-
bic and passes into the blood vessels without requiring
the stomach to do any Previous work is highly
!escens to persons whose blood is poor or who suffer
from Ciorosis; Diabetes Weakness, General Wasting
Away Stomach Ache GSstrala Loss OF Appetite or to
those Exhausted by Excess of Work Age Fever Dyse-
terry Disease OF the Chest Cancerous Affections Ere
No. 3.
Sold by all Druggists 3a22.mHtnly
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Powers Of the Police Court.


TERN TO-DAY.
decision was rendered to-day by the Court in
General Term In the habeas corpus case OF George
Fry, which was argued last week before the Gen.
eral Term by Mr. j. E. McNally for petitioner and
District Attorney Worthington for the government
In this case was involved the question OF the
power OF the Police Court to try without a Jury
crimes against the United Safes; and also whether
petit larceny was an Infamous crime within the
meaning OF the Constitution OF the United States
The decision OF the court Is adverse to Fry
Judge Cox, who delivered the opinion, said that
"the Police Court has been organized for thirteen
years. Hundreds OF convictions have been had
yearly, and this was the first time the question had
been raised. The court not disposed to disturb
the act OF Congress, but referred the petitioner
States on the other point-Whsther petit lsrcenv
was infamous-they were not disposed at this time
to disturb the previous ruling OF the GeneralTerm-
that the Police Court had the right to impose Gu
mularve sentences Fry 1s In jail under i've SEN
fences OF six months each for receiving stolen
goods.
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RAILROADS.
PALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
9hE AUDEL FAST ITSE AND The ONLY LINZ
BETWEEN
GHE EAST AND TIE WEST
VIA WASHINGTON

ale -AOOEL FAST I'M AND The ONLY LINE
1BE 81, { , ASH IiE VEST
rorB1E 4 IRA y 5a .SSSI9S COUPLER
tchedul to take ett5 stH6AY November u 100,
nss;Lto ron station corner Of New Jersey
her Cnicaso. Cincinnati. louisville and St louis
Trough coaches and Palace Sleeping Cars 10 aSoys
ieints Without change lU:l5a H. daily TO Chicago.
Her I[ts,n.s .: lol5 q m. aud s4Op IN daily $40
Ier 1oieco ara Dttroit via Monroev1le. lois a. IN
cGt With S4teler Tor Toledo. via Wheeling and Lake
1Ia.Gs Tor Philadelphia and New York at s:1oa. m.
cAlIy except SUNDAY T. ~ and 1910 r. daily with
h.l bnls-nore CT "ttk Gays. o. go 40 60 STOP.
az" !'Po IN. IN y 49, -; 10 So 4 80 a. min
teI hsi';i4 20 on qIasy- 80 500. go ain. l2a
Ier AlnaIois 40 T1 Ia ~ ~ M I3.1o AND An
OF SUNDAY, 80 d NJ, i0pm-
ffI "sy stations fet~een Nashinston and Baltimore
1tf stations On Metropolitan branch. 7:iO am aud
1rAciti stations on li-JTyI O.ltal brunch am
alley Brancn $50 am daily except sundsy. -
N daily Tor Frederick, so am: lois am. As
- ssEerstown lo:lo ain. and 5:a5 daily except
from: Tie West daily GO - 80 an n. aaa
I'm New York. and Philadelphia 2:55 Scam. daily
e = N daily except Sunday.
tlol;- AnEaIoAs. 20 Io:i0 1:5O $50 pIn: Sun
In. .H.:-a,e. ~ daily. and 2I5p m daily
fIoI.. Irs,!cr.ck and intermediate roints SIS lOOo
n 10 40 = m anu Z % J. l.. daily except
SGLdzy W J. IL DAILY iTcM Point o. Rcchs
4:alIs .eaye baltr-ore Tor NasL3f.tcn at 40 IN
u, -. y SIu. AID 10 % - Is 80 !; 44O i
-. ~. 100 AID 10 Is J. IN. ~. Sund vs. 2 40
.*0 l1a H. ~. s. %. 90 and , W 4 m
Al trails HON Washington stop teay ation except
{SUl
for fGIther information apply at the Baltimore and
SLo ilCket Ofhce-S ashlngtCn Station, and 1851
avenue. correr l4ih street. where orders
VI. u t%Ae .Or taszae le checked af., rrceIy az
ALI Point Z the city
W IL SLLAENl ): VI OF T, Baltimore
ily 4. h LORD C.III l,sSe-zs- .,,ar.
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DUNCANsON BROS, Aucts.
THOMAs E. wAGGAMAN, Auctioneer.


By virtue Of certain deed of trust recorded inAa
Liber 600, folio II. ct seq of the la records
the District Of Columbia shall proceed to sell at-
ss1 At Fl in front OF the property the choice
on Park street Mount Pleasant D. c. and running hack
go feet to Sheridan ave ne ~
Terms Of sale: Onethird cash balance in two notes
OF equal amount payable in three SIX months re-
sPectvey and secured by satisfactory deed trust
at cost Of to
feb27- wfm.5t GEO F. WOOIST6V T,,,stao
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SERIOUS Result OF A Boaus TELyGR.M-In q

play OF "Confuslon," now running at the BrookFn
theater there is point made OF a telegram reading
"Come 10 town at once. Your baby l. worsan
John Stetson, the manager, by way OF advertising
the piece, circulated autographed copies OF this tide
grain all over Brooklyn one Of them unhappily
1ell into the hands OF the wife OF Mr. w A. Rogers
who. supposing IL alluded 10 her eldest child who.
having the scarlet fever in the care It's aut
fell Into mysteries. The agitation brought on q
premature confinement, and IL Is feared she win
not survive The aggrteved husband has COM
mel ced suit, claiming $4,000 damages.