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NOTltE Ut FINAL. ENTRY.

LAND DltI,L Al HELENA, NJ T., OCT. IS. t.s,.
MOTTO l. is hereby gwen tina, the follow inu nam
~ cd settler has flied notice at his intention tn
make final proof in supp"r, .: hi" claim, and that
said proof wi!! " mace "'"rc Il. r. Wing, Probate
Judge Of irH,'gh"id t"nntI, NuUt,:'t. at Dillon
VI. T.. an November .tt. l:N; VIZ; N..Nnuutr J..
Noble. VIII" ,na,' presumption nc''!nratnrv state.
men. NJ. SIS. ~: the ; L. 4 vt \ ;" i. l.. Il
>W.
IL. na,arS ,h, following WITNESSES 10 prov, his
continuous rc>ft, upon, ard cultivation o. s:rd
land. viz. Eurr~ =. Phillips, Nathaniel Ave, ia.
cob Hriwi, ard Wii,an ". Ns>cll. n! %: Wills,
-. I. +. ATKINSON. Krgis.y.
", = BARrrlK ATTORNEY. ~.
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non IL or FINAL. ENTRY.

LAND Orr.Ct AT HELENA, NJ r.. Nov. :. ,SS,
MOTIF is hereby given that tn, following. named
settler has filed notice of his intention To make
final proof in support Of his c,m, and that said
proof will he made before Rnht. /. Wing, Pro
bate Judge of Hcavrrhc:sd co,.nty Mat Dillon, NJ.
made Homestead application No. 400. for lots
land ;; and SEl:t. NWi-i. SWi.,, Nl:I.,. Soc. :.
Up. $. Of X. SW.
II: names the following witnesses I" prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation ri, said
land. viz: John Ennis, Peter SmS,,n. John Bail
and Henry Garrett, I'LL of Dillon, Mont.
!tstD i. ATKINSON. H..i>,cr.
W. S. barbour. ATTORNEY,
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NOTICE To TAXPAYERS.

BeavcrhcaA County taxes now due, and must
b. paii(on before December ,st 1854, ten pc,
cent will he added and the Treasurer is authorized
by law Immediately thereafter, to make the amount
bv seizure and sale. Persons holding receipts fc,
special road poor tax mast return the same tn thu
County Treasurer and take his receipt for the SAINT
As Monday is the Ist If December, and the Con,
missionrrs meet that day, the taxes mus: all b.
paid prior 10 tina, time.
JOS. c. MErLEN,
TrcaSu cr ot NcavcrheAd County.
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NOTICE To CREDITORS.

Estate Of Patrick J. Bry>o',, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given to The creditors and -
~ persons having Chains against the said dtreaS-
cd 10 exhibit them with III, necessary voucher.
within four months after the first publication Of this
notice. to the administrator q! the estate ri said u
ceased ut his office IN Glendale, in Rcavcrhs..a
county, NJ. r.
October ~, 1884. 13-4w
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MINES FOR SALE.

AT ANY time before 'h~ first day ri september,
will sell or tease the :ts'viar ,nn.y rrnptriv, ST
u,:e, in i'i.'s Win" rnr. district. b,:v.rhs3u
county, Montana:
\ one half interest in ,hr "Ne;:ic' r'u,r, rt.
half interest in the "E. NJ. Wilson, claim, and tia
Edith" claim; said claims emhrnc,n.. the r.nu.
formerly known as the "k"nt," ".A,i.nna." 'N!ur
Wing" "Whnpper." "loc .Glyics,.'' "Aiiiun" and
Others. Also the buildings and Al. other property
about the premises. WbiN +. VLEARf.
Hlnnack Jul. - IN%f s3it;
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The editor OF the Huxncy If i/olis"Ss,
passing between kcokuk and Des Moincs,
Iowa, since July Ist, makes the following
note: "Evcrywhcre, also, were the fruits
OF the prohibition legislation seen. The
9nietness at stations, the absence Of crowds
"t loaters, with the usual percentage OF
"ard.looking specimens Of de'n"alized
men, SO in contrast with what We meet
everywhere in Illinois. and other States.
gave conclusive proof that great and
glorious work has already been &C.
.o'"p''shed. With this great beginning.
VINO will hesitate to join in a movement OF
"'oer sweep in prohibition work.
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|hoiera does not seize its victims by
hazard. 1t has been ascertained that OF
every one hundred persons VINO lie OF this
u'Sease ninety are habitual drinkers. In.
visible placards on every spirit shop in the
'ahd read: "Cholcra sold here"
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

:. y.
Pm. y. MC(iut,.u Attorney 1,
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UlHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
VALUABLE 1TnPInc LOTS ds n aEoRo1rows

d U Al AUCTION.
gay Of January A. lS1N and duly recorasd in
records Of the Dr. riot q Columbia md by direction Of
sc a6 s9;S Ss f fi 6zs
g a1 O'CLOCK y, IN front q the rrssnis:s, Is
0sorRetowr. District Of Columbia to Wit: Al that pece
q parcel OF ground lying and being IN HohnaodS a.
ming icf ths saeet tle southsast corner q lot 10 o.
ssrse and Tnn thsnce north Sy aud With the ess. line
:,d lot No g = np: s1s fest MORE Of iess
west With the south tine Of StodaFt stye nfty (6O)
feet thence south parallel with the inst line seventy.
nine feet lss to the north line Of East street:
thence sast With said north ne nifty feet to the bSn.
ming; tA4 e beng ~ q lot No 81 and part II No.
TeFnD: One-third eaah; bolsncs IN In snd tyvay>
month"; With Ao6es baaxin4 tntsest and secured b
desd q xuet On the EropeFty. CouveyAncpg 6 pur.
apl9-dts VIZ D. OAAolN, TuSlsA
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A Scandal I'm Army Circles.
CHARGES MADE AGAISsT GEN. 8. 3 CARROLL RI IN

A Scandal I'm Army Circles.
CHARGES MADE AGAINST GEN. 8. 3 CARROLL BIZ HIS
WIFE IN 4 SUIT FOB DIVORCE
The troubles In family occupying high social
station, and which have been ON the tongue OF Cos
sips for sometime to-day took tangible form in the
shape OF a suit for divorce. The suit was filed by
Mr.. G. B. Corkhtn In the name OF Helen Marshall
Carroll agt. Samuel Sprigg Carroll The petitioner
states that they were married at 81. Louis, No,
September Sd, 1855, by Rev. Dr.. Schuyler. her
maiden name being Helen Bennett; and that they
have three children, one OF whom LMfS j. w. Beale)
Is grown. She charges that ON July 18th, 1852 de-
PENDANT had carnaI connection with one "Made-
line" a notorious woman, wen known a the keeper
Their similar charges involving the same woman,
the offenses described having been committed some
time In August, September, October November and
December OF 1852. She alleges that during the
months Of - -, 1883, he committed adultery
with Lottie Harris. She AYERS that by reason OF
the discovery OF these acts her domestic peace and
happiness have been entirely destroyed. and her
health affected and injured She states that
since the discovery Of these onenses, for the sake
abandon his vicious habits, she remained with him,
but his conduct has been daily growing worse, and
therefore she seeks the protection Of the law She
states that defendant Is q retired oflcef Of tho
army, with the rank and pay OF q major general
the pay being $46825 per mOnth-and that she Is
entirely dependant She asks that he be restrained
from interfering with or annoying her; that he be
decreed to pay alimony, and sum for counsel fees
and the bonds Of matr1mony DO dissolved The par
throughout the country-Gen. Carroll having
reached high rank during the war, and MIS- Carroll
being closely related to some OF the most d1stlAr
guiShed Officers In the Serv1ca
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VHOMAs BOWLING. Auct,onssE
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL. ESrA'
ON STREET, NEAR ST ALJYSIUS CHUR(

CHANCERY SALE OF yLQAAIE REAL ESTATE
ON STREET, NEAR ST ALOYSIUS CHURCH
AoRTHWEsT AND ALSO on MARYLAND Az.
SIXTH STREETS SOUTHWEST
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of theleA
District Of Columbia. passed In equity cause No 81
e.9io, will sell ss trustee q pubic austion. I'M
front Of each Of the prem the hersnsfter described
real estate. g WIT ;a01 MONDAY, the TWENTY.
EIGHTH DAY OF APRIL 4. d. 166A 1t HALr-pASc
FOUR O'CLOCK p. m. Lots Nos. 13x and l36 IN shep-
herds subdivision Of square No. GA situated On strssl
north between First street aud North Capitol 0yeoE
northwss. And 9E shsssws day: .t the heul q HA11
a. in Reservation D. situated Maryland avenua b..
tween ~ and 9Th streets southwest improved by agoo
Substantial dwelling house.
Terms Of sale: third 60 cash. and the balance 10
Be paid IL and Smonths with nom tho day
sale and payments thereof 70 Be secured hy the
issory Of the purchaser On purchase or al the
purchase money can Be paid ossh day Of sale %
the ratification thereof by the court len b reserved
IN ths property sold for TIE purchase money and intar
es. 40 deed win % given until pTEehass money and
property wiz be required when knoeked down. Az
conveyancps at cost terms o. sale not
complied with within 10 days after SALE thu property
viii be rssold at xak md costs q
3, 8. dENH1E, Trustee
splSdts l6oL0utGana svspue
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Telegraphic Briefs.

The washington mill at South Coventry, Conn,
was burned last night Two hundred hands are
deprived OF employment
It Is stated that the employees Of the Grand
Trunk railway on the Montreal section OF the line
have decided to accept five per cent reduction In
their wages
Simpson, Stewart & Co., wholesale grocers In
Hamilton, Ont, have suspended. Liabilities,
$4,000.
Willie Gray, OF Anoka, Mimi, aged 10, was acci-
dentally shot dead in char1var1 last night
urer Smith, q Bayonne, n. j., foots up $1,000
The large cotton mills at Fitchv1lle Conn, owned
by Providence company, was burned this morn
ing. Loss $1(O0OO
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Conflicting Stories About the New Land
OF Gold.

DENVER, Col, April "a gentleman Of the
highest integrity, a well known citizen of Denver,
who has Just returned from the new Golden Valley
mining district, pronounces the new discovery a
very important one He brings affidavits Of the
most reputable citizens in the district to numerous
assays of ore secured in various localities in the dis
trict averaging about forty ounces OF gold to the
ton Numbers are hourly leaving the camp, de-
trated. but Notwithstanding this the best citizens
and the best known authorities declare that
fraud Is impossible, and claim that the new district
Will develop into one OF the most important in the
country, many reports to the contrary notw1th-
standing.
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Name. O. C. Name.
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REPORTED GOODNESS BETWEEN THIN. .
There is story to the eject that there is cold.
growing out of the presidential aspirations Of each
1t is said that President GARFIELD first offered the
War department to Gen. Logan. who declined, and
named Mr.. Lincoln for the position, with the under.
standing that Lincoln should not put his finger In
chances This compact, as far as Illinois was con.
cerned, was compiled withby the Secretary. Gen.
Logan's strength In the state was not divided But
the Senator thinks that the SPIRIT II not the letter
OF the compact was violated by MI. Lincoln andh bis
friends working Lincoln boom In the other states
A COMPLETE AIIB1 AND CHARGE OF PERJUBY.
To-day, In the Criminal Court, Sonny A. Webb, col
7th Street, between and n streets northwest. was
District Attorney Taggart and Coyle for the gov
rington for the DEFENDANT This onense arises out
Harris rms and VIM fho@as tor sang xsssS De-
they were acquitted. Webb appeared as q witness
In that trial and testified that the two men came to
PENDANTS, by abundant proof, showed that they
were not at Webbs at the time and that Harris
was not even In the city. ?he court, on the rend-
plete allbi he had ever seen made out Mr. W. K
showing that Webb testified a. to Hanis and
they said they ought to have SIS for, and finally
took SO for It. MraR Mary Booker TESTIFIED that NJ
Hun5lk Lived At her house. on 14sn street opposite
on the Sd OF July. Two colored men were in at
tendance on him that DAY, he bang paraly1sd; bat
tesed tnae he o vent OK to Kssa r. We a
said he could show that he was not here at the time
to Long Branch July Sd, and was seen there thai
night and on the 9Th Of July. Wm. T. Thomas tes-
tded that he was arrested for the larceny q the
Webb'S place, and did not sneak to him TIL August
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NHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF A wELL-LOCATED UNIM-
PROVED Ton, CONTAINING Is ACRES, AT
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the26
pistnss q Columbia. stt1s "a 3. EQuity passed e
Butt Is plaintiff and Rebecca Beele ct .l a.e de-
f sxTH ~ Ga is = HMEPsaTX
IOUR O'CLOCK P. %, sel It public auction. IN front
u.ss q behtveod q he District q Columbia to Wit
All that part Of tract Of land called .Resurvey Of
Peters MN Seat" bss1nnsng e bound stons planted
7h street rosd thence south sSx dsf east 70 the
corner q Esses land: thence north e deg, east ass
ct Ens q Is strss ros Sence WITH ssd road north ra
eA deg. eat 206l p 70 the beginning. containing Is
0crea
Terms: onsthird caah; balance in two equal install
menp ct ono md two years secured BY the notes Of the
purchaser puEchasees and deed Of trust upon the
property cold Deferred payments 70 arinterest from
the Gate ofsSe OF AZ cab the opon OF the purcha
Of sale. An conveyancing ct purchasers cost II the
from the date thereof tie trustee reserves the rht TO
ress ths pfopaRty thu cost and k Of the deSntnS
BENJAMIN D. CARPENTER
ap16-l0t 6rtghtwood. d. @.
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Z, A MCINTYRE Real Estate Broker
Ls 9l8 street northwest

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-STORY BRICK
HOUSE, NO 11S EAST CAPITOL STREET IN
THE SQUARE GENERALLY SUPPOSED TO BE
THE ONE WHICH CONGRESS WILL PURCHASE
FOR A CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY
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TIN1TRD STATES MARsHA1,s SALE.

BY virtue Of writ Of ned facias, issued out ofaa&
the Clerks Once Of the Supreme Court OF theS5S6$
District Of Columbia and to me directed, will-G
sell Ut public SALE for cash IN front Of the
DAY Of MAY, 1881. e TWELVE O'CLOCK II. ali the
to the following Described property to Wit Lots one
a. two (O. three go. four o. i've 90 ex 90 and seven
lE of 6z in the city of Washington, levied upon as
the property Of the defendants William Blanchards
heirs to satisfy execution No 90 O87 favor Of
John McAvoy, use Of Robt. I. Cameron.
CLAYTON McMICHAEL. u. g. Marshal
THOA BOWLING, Auctoneer. sply-2Ot
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VIZ De Mrrm

It's now undisputed thas WEI DE NEYxks cATAR-
RAJ CURE Il de only tsatmsut ttaA wIn shsolutsly
euro cssazrah DE- Wei d 1fayxb .rnxA1xzr with
statements Of symptoms By ths cured. mailed frsA d
B. DEWEY Co. Is2 Fulton stzese NJ ssb&m, w4sst
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TVHOMAS BOWLING Auct1oneer
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON SEVEN


VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON SEVENTH
STREET. GEORGETOWN, d. c.. AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated the sixteenth "a
day Of july AID. 1883 and duly recorded in Ltber I'll
No 1062 folio 81 ct seq one Of the land records Of
the District Of Columbia and at the request Of the
ties secured thereby the undersigned Trustees Will SELL
ct public auction, tn front OF the preM1see. on MON.
DAY, FIFTH DAY OF MAY. AID. 1884, AT HAIF-PAST
FIVE ocL0GK Pm; he following resl estate g wit
town IL ths DstIsct q Q9la@6i. InSwn and 6eins
l2sJ IN Beatty and H.wfins amended addition to
GEORGETOWN. beginning for the ct point the
south line Of It'll stree distant feet west
the southwest corner Of the Intersection Of 7th
and Frederick streets and thence west said line
Of It'll street twenty feeG less to the east
line Of the lot heretofore conveyed Thos Brown de-
ceased to James Calhoun. deceased then south with
said east dne hundred and fifty feet thence east
twenty 4ve feet, more lesa TO point oppoGte tho
begtnnine thence north one hundred and hty feet
the beginning
Terms: 0ne:third cash; balance in SIX and twelve
months With interest and secured by deed of
the property sold deposit Of 800 Will be required at
the time Of sale AL conyeyancng and recording at the
o. the purchaser Should the terms of sale be
complied With in days the property will be resod at
the sk and cost Of the defaung after adver
Using same for i've days in THE Evening Star"
CHARLES h TICKLING, Trustee,
No. 1850 Sad street,
JESSE a WILSON. Trustee
THOMAS BOWLING. Anct. -1 sp2s-dSds
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eVCAPITAL PRIZE s75,OOOn
Tickets only Is. Shares in proportion.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY

We DO heye6v certify that sttpevvias The ran0s.
Sesfs for al the MonthY and Semi-An nudi DTawtsos
Of The Louisiana State Lottery Company and in peT:
sen manage and control the Drarin0s Mensselpes and
that TIE same are conducted with honesty Jaysss and
Com1anv 10 use this certificate. nth snaes a. or
1e7aGttHss attached tn ats advertisements"
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SEWING MACHINES, &c.

TIE Du1cpHoSE,
Musical Sewing Maching Attachment plays over 900
different tunes. GIVEN AWAY to every purchaser of
one Of our NEW AMERICAN No Cabinet Machines.
The New American No Il now the acknowledged
E1anins our NEW AUTOMATIC BUTTON HOLE
ATTACHMENT
Machines for foot and hand power
Old Americans taken IN exchange
c. AUERBACE
Corner 7th and II SITS. Sole Agent d. G.
Next door to Auerbacb's Gents Furnishing and Hat
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I'd Edition.
Latest 2GlGglanS to The Stal.

The Virginia Coalition Convention.
TIE RHRo OF FORT FISHER xAp. TxxPoRAKY
CHAIRMAN.
lRIcHMoND, Va, April 23.-Mr. Malone called the
republican state convention TO order. Colonel
Lamb, known as the hero OF Fort FAher, was made
temporary chairman.
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Capture Of a Noted Bank Robber.

with robbfng the WATERFOWL CLASSY bank OF
$4,000 last fall, was arrested Monday night at
Pierce City. He had stocked store with $751; OC
worth OF clothing and was living with woman
said to be his niece. He has wife and four child
rem living near Boston.
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(yHANOERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM
- PROVED PROPERTY ON NEW JERSEY AVENUE

by yrtue 81 decree Of the Supreme Court Of thect
AIS Wssner y; Evans ct al; We viii se Ct public
, .9st on MONDAY. FFTH DAY OF NAY, AD;
O'CLOCK PM. II that piece or parcel q land md
city Of Washington Of District Of Columbia aud be-
Ing Lots numbered 16 and It. IN square 40 These lots
south ons lot being improved by atwostory Brick and
Tefms: One third cash; balance In Ex and twelve
onth notes to bear and 70 be secured by deed
VIII Be required e. soon as sold Conveysncfne &c At
cost Of purchaser. Terms to be comrlied with In ten
days. CHARLES G. COLE, Trustee,
4026th street NV.
JUDSON T. GULL, Trustee.
342 d street n. ~.
OCNCANSON BROS, Auctioneern. ap23-d&ds
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WASHINGTON ACADEMY OF TELE0RApHY.
w Only School Of Telegraphy in the city; lessons In
shorthand. mechanical and other drawing. Call and
zee system Of teaching. Is 9Th IT. mal0-2 Inn
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Protesting Against Lotteries.
QUEBEC, April ga public meeting to-day, In
Which the bishop OF Quebec and the Protestant
clergy participated, protested against the passage
BY parliament OF the provincial lottery bull
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ONE ARTHUR AND ONE rpxuNps DELEGATE CHOSEN.
GTIcA, n. =, Aprn 2a-The delegates nom the
ing, elected as delegates to the national CON
vent1on Lee R Sanbon, of Niagara, and
george H. Urban. IT,, of Erie Alternates-
isaac II. Baocock, or Niagara, and o. b. SoleS
Ine delegates are classed as one Arthur and one
EdmundS plan OF representation was discussed
ano VIII PROBABLY be conSummated without the In
tefventtOn OF the state convention.
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BOyc0tting a Church Fair.

the Federauon OF Labor at q meeting held las
evening adopted resolution "That this federation
boycott St Patricks church fair for the reason tha
the authorities OF said building take considerably
pains to hire scab labor from other ctiesn When
STAR reporter called the attention OF Father
Thomas. OF St Patricks church. to this resolution
to-day, that clergyman said: 1.-THE facts are thai
we let out the contract TO New York party be
cause the bid was lower than any we got from THU
city, and besides we were satisfied that the wori
would be completed sooner We want the church
work OF plasterng now being done in the Church &c
parties In this city, but they wanted to pay FOL
the moulds. They did not have the facilities fol
us were the same as would move any Individual In
his private work. We wanted the work done a
en enc Is possible and done by reliable man
any confederation. He employs his own workmen
and think brings them from New York with him
workmen, or whether they belong to a union OF
not" Father Thomas expressed the opinion that
the "ooycot" would not seriously in1ure the pros
poets OF the fair. The work at present In progress
In the church IS the plaster1ng, for which Mr..
Brierly, OF New York. has the contract
JUDGE sxE1Ls OPINION OF DRIVERS DUTY
Last Friday afternoon as MIS- II. x. Fulton was
passing from l4th-street car TO the Pennsylvania
til Harris House cab with surncient force to fell
her to the ground She was only slightly injured,
@ & s%nS az rate Ii the Pc
was watching two other ladies who were crossing
nom tho opposite direction and did not see Mrs
his horse under such control that he can stop In
stanny II pedestrian ID in danger. He thought
the driver did not use proper caution and fined him
CART
WITHOUT LICRNsEa-In the Police Court to-day the
following commercial agents were tried on charges
co GDn H ns se6s So s05ge Sslex
r. Z Parker, & j. Young, C. r Parker, E W. Wat
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
ASsIGNEEs SALE OF LEAsEHoID INTEREST IN
VALUABLE IMPROVED BUSINESS PROPERTY
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON. DISTRICT OF

IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA.
By virtue Of . deed Of assignment to u.s. duly re-@
corded among the Land records of said District in
a rIs IN front Of the Rremssa on FRIDAY the
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ all the remain ne ave
years s months. bes!nning May Of the lease duly no
corded among the land records Of said District IN beP
oJ folio ~ OF the premises known No. 93l Pennsy-
vana avenue northwest subject to the covenants and
conditions contained IN said lease viz The OF
$3.50 per snnum rent in equal quarterly paynap6 q
&4s0. and the taxes and insurance
Terms Of sale One; bird cash Of which SlO3 must
De paid at time OF sale residue 1t three I nine and
twelve months respectively cured by the notes Of
purchaser bearing interest at the rate Of per cent
per annum and deed Of trust upon int est sold All
cash. ~ option Of purchaser AL conveyanc:ng no. &c
cost The right is reserved to rese at
fsulng cost and rak terms are not COM
piled with In i've days from day Of sale
FRED. W. JONES.
474 Louisiana avenue w.
CHAS II. CRAGIN, JR Z A&o4oee3
ap16-d6ds 32l ~ street nvJ
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A SUDDEN DKATH.-Mr. Dennis Snookx tobacco
MIST wen-known member OF Central lodge, No. I.
l. o. o. r, died suddenly at his residence, on Penn
sylvania avenue, between Sd and ~ streets this
morning. The cause OF death is supposed % have
been heart disease
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FINANCIAL Ann COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
Thefollow1ng are the opening and closing prices
Of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to q. Il. Dodge, 500 18th street:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-23

LEWIS, Me, April 23-Among the indictments
found by the grand jury are several against the
striking iasters OF this city and Auburn for unaw-
full assembly. The strikers have engaged Gen.
Butler to conduct their defense