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District Government Affairs.
ANALYSES OF SAMPLES OF BUTTER By THE DIsTR


ANALYSES OF SAMPLES OF BUTTER BY THE DISTRICT
CHEMIST.
The health officer OF the District, on the 9th in
slant, sent a request to District Chemist E. j. De
Smedt. that he examine and report upon thirteen
SAMPLES of butter which were submitted for his
analysis. In reply to the request Mir. De Smedt
states: "UpOn analysis OF the samples above-named
find the samples and 2 Pearson Bros, are but
ter and 4, j. ID. Daily, are butter S, j. ID. DAILY. Is
butter mixed with butter1ne 6, Spicer Compton,
called mill butter, is butter mixed with lard; z,
Spicer Compton, is butter; 8. spieer Compton,
called and sold as buttetne is butterne; g. 10 and
II, George NJ. oyster Son, are all butter; IL and
ID, II. c. COburn, are butter"
MISCELLANEOUS.
The residents OIL 25th street, between / and K,
complain that for the distance OF one-han the
square there is no sidewalk. and pedestrians have
to wade through mud in wet weather.
Poundmaster Einstein killed thirty-three dogs at
1s O'Clock to-day by shooting, none OF them making
even yelp from pain.
The Commissioners to-day accepted the resigna-
ton Of VIM. Roche, private in the fire depart
ment, to take effect the 3lst inst.
ers from James w. Brown and others, asking per-
mission for crossing to- be made on 18th street
from Maryland avenue to street northeast; also,
the sewer repaired on 18th street.
Capt. Conrad Faunce asks for twenty men from
the workhouse, pardoned, to engage in the fishing
business for him. The board OF District Commits
sioners has declined to grant the request.
BUILDING PERMITS
Building permits issued by Inspector Entw1sle:
h L; A. Montsomery and ROCK streets West Wsshng
ton; 81. 100 j. W. Frey, erect two 2Story dwellings,
18th, between / and K streets northwest; 5000
l. s. Frey erect tmo-StOry and basement dwell
ing, south side OF street. between SOth and 3lst
streets; $4,000. J. w. Frey, repair frame in alley
west; 5000 j. s kiggles, repair frame, county,
Columbia avenue; $40 Thomas A: Rover, repair
brick @ OF hSfh Cpe and q
erect eleven twostory dwellings, 5th and streets
northwest; s13 200 Miss C. Hamilton, erect three
tween Min and Montgomery streets; $2.500 Ed
ward Horning, repair frame, Ivy City; 500. L H.
schneider, erect four three-sfory dwellings, 11tn,
$4,000 C. II. Burgess erect twos story and base
ment dwelling 9th, between N and streets; 2,0N.
Arundel Fairfax, repair frame. 9ls ed street;
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OII.E.


DRURY On Saturday March 90 1884 AT Is r,,ni,; i
o. o'c9sk p m, WILLIAM {. DKURi. Of ,i,p-.ss
Only grandson vi William Z. Drury.
Darling Willie thou has left u.s.
Al ai,L III this vide World
But W. hope To- meet you darling
la a FAR and better world
Little eyes are CLOSED forever
Little lands arr crossed the breast;
1t - hard for Willie To- leave US,
But We know he = a rest.
BY HIS FATHER ASp MOTHER
Funeral from his parents residence No 3a4 Thir>
teeth street southwest, Oh Monday, March 3lst, At
GALL sGiIEE. On Sunday March the 3orh. 1894. It
$50 p IA attr Long and Iainiul affection, which ie
bore WIN I4i lei,7 and iho''hn' - WILLIAM EDWARD
ua4iasher' aged SIX years anJ six months.
loved one from our house has gone
A voice "" lolti l. stlli.
dc j. vacant Ia yllr midst.
Iilat never can be nl.ed.
BIZ Hrs MOTHER
Funeral at the parents residence No 9s2 Sd str,s
uth-ast OF Tuesday lI1l ls al p IN. Friends and
HAWK. Died saturday March osth 1884 at IL n
m, 81 0iisal.li-ion. ClARLEo v. HAWKE Ia mis-
unrr. VIII he held at his late residence, gas
New i3rh avenue mort 81 TUESDAY AIr LIST At $50
respectfully invited.
HUM, on March 2ah lisa, at IL As o'clock p m.
JOsitIiINE Kuhn, beloved wife OF Henry HUM.
a5ed twenty lille years al igL: months.
How long size struggled AGAINST disease
AID lol- IN. lii-aeIed racked NTH pam
ste'd sllh s.ti., II y ht3.T -l birth
ana N--.!i tlig hlI-'la cd4lru her
She smiled farewell ~ earth.
SleeI, On. dear wife: take thy rest
g.. called thee home He thought best
From sl and sorrow
May We prepare 10 follow thee.
May her sou. rest leace.
BIZ HER HUsBAND
Funeral VIII take place Tuesday afternoon ut past
two Del OK. from her late sdencr, No S24 c street
northeast. Friends and relatives RESPECTFULLY iuyi-
tel to attend.
a. m, 'IcOnEeson Of the lungs HELEN Ii ROY only
child II Robert lie ROB and AIne v Livingston aged
months
MtIRlIL At Fayetteville Ark on March 18th
lisa. MAUD 1MOGENE MERkIII- aged sixtes.n
Years
The remains wiz be brought to this city for inter
ment Funeral from the rted,nc VI her stepfatler
ten. VI laue Harrison, No. 1919 Corcorsn street
tine OF which Will be hereafter announced.
O'BRIEN. ON sunday. March 3Oth. lsa4. atb:25A
M, AN y ELIZA, beloved wife Vt VIM y. OBrien, in
the thlTtieth year of her
Funeral viii take place IRON Epiphany Mission Mary
land avenue. between 9TH and 18th southwest
Tuesday April J. lisa. at O'Clock D. m, Friends u
the family are respectfully invited
SIEUART. On March % 1854 RAYMOND NJ infant
OF Mary L. and the lEte b. Mason usrt sSed ten
months.
WATT. March 30. 1884. at l:3o O'Clock q m JAMES
WILLIAM. only child of George and Watt scod
three mouths and fourteen days.
Funeral from Residence, No. 2-05 street northwest,
on Tuesday. April L. al O'Clock r. Relatives and
friends respectfully invited
WRIGHT. On Sunday evening March 80 1884 at her
Mrs. HANNAH r. WRIGHT.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
CATALOGUE SALE
RARE COLLECTION
OF
FINE MAHOGANY FURNITURE,
ANTIQUE AND MODERN,
- CONSISTING OF
WORKMANSHIP. MODE N
ONE MAHOGANY CORNiR CABINET, VERY FINE,
ANTIQUE SiILE
ONE MAHOGANY ANTIQUE STYLE DESK,
on HANDSOME HALL PIECE
ONE MAGNIFICENT GkO. L >II IE SIX PIECES.
VARIOUS COVERINGS.
MAHOGANY RE- EPITON AND OTHER CHAIRS,
VERY SUI ERROR ANTIQUE (PON1ABLE) MAHOG-
Any WAEDkObES,
MUSIC RACK CHECKER: TABLE.
Gill FRAME FRENCH PLATE MIRROR.
ANTIQUE MAHOGANI SIDEBUARD FKENCH
BRONZE AND OTHER PLACQUFS
BRASS ANDIRDNS AND FENDERS,
LEAF HEH-CON tRED DINING CHAIRS
, SEEElAL VERY HAND ONE RUGS,
BY AUCTION
On THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL THIRD AT
ELEVEN O'CLOt K. we Will sell within our sacs:ooms
this and unique COLI ctlon, comparing favoraUly
with any previously offered.
lhe sal comprises any antiques, which have been
selected with great care. Goods exhibition WeCnes-
day, from IL III 10 T. m, at which time cordially
invite an inspection by connOiSsturs and the public
orally Gaia ogues can be secured b. api .lcat
Office DUNCANSUR BROS.
E.EJI3t AuCtOueerS
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The ysarfxNrs.

BALTIMORE. March 3l.virginia Sizes deferred. o
do consolidated Az North Carolina Sizes Old Ill y
bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, March 3l.-Cotton HIGHER and firm
middling. ll;a. Flour dull ard weak-Howard street
and western snper 75a3 IS do. extra 35oa4 so: do
family I5a9 -; city mills super 2513 SO: do. extra
= .5at %: do Rio brands 562a5sS; PataIsco family.
C5U do superative patent. 100 Wheat-southern quiet
and steady; western easier closing dull southern red
OPAL II: do amber. l.loal Ia No Maryland. L. 10:
No: western winter red. spot, L0l l4al02: March
l0l5sal ~ April LOS al O2a May 03ssal Os7s June
"iS sal ots.; July; Loo asked Corl-southern firm:
western Liver a:d dull; southern white. 5sa60; do.
yellow 5.i: western mixed spot, and March % bid.
aIrli ,'6s5.5a May, 5sa s.: June 59ka 94a; July.
6h5.a2 Oats dimeI-soutfern and Pennsy yana 4aa4t;
western white. 4Oa42 do mixed ;SaiD Rye dull 6Ta69
Hay hEln-prime to choice Pennsylvania ard Mary
land. 14ooal5Uo Provisions steady and quiet Mess
por. old Is To- - %. Bulk meats-shoulders and
clear sides, packed. SalOa Observation-Disclosures ga
clear RIB SIDES. H. Hams. li'9al5 Lard-redned l0
Butter firm for cholgewesern packed lOa25 creamery
25a3S EEgs lower -. Petroleum Northumberland so
Coffee dU!i-tlo cargoes, ordinary to fair 9halGla
Sugar steady and quiet-A soft. IA: copper refined
steady I4al1. Whisky nomna.ly steady, l9al 10 T.
Freghts to Liverpool per steamer Gui-t-cottUn 5-ld
-four. ls3d; gram, SID Recapshour. l41i barrels
wheat. $1,000 bushels; corn. $4,000 bushels rye 1000
bushels oats, G0jO bushels. shlpnents-wheat. 5000
bushels corn, $500 bushels. Sales-wheat S6uoyy
bushels: corn. T6.0c1 bu l-!s
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No Outrage. But an A Abduction.

tbs CHARGE AGAINST AN ALEXANDRIA CoLoRRp
MAN.
A coiorei man named John II. Williams ia held &C
The station house this morning, changed with an
outrage upon his daughter, Elizabeth Williams He
was arrested by oalctrS Simpson. Belka, Mccain
aud Pat Hayes
The mayor heard the case IS soon as his court
ottAtI tA.s morning. he charge OF outrage was
AodAdoned, as wen as the charge OF incest, for tt
aftraftG on WILLIAMS own statement (the girl did
not appear that the GirlS name was Lewis and
tlal she lived on street uihwest, and he with
- vic ANed on NJ. near 24rh street northwest;
va ne came 10 Alexandra with the girl and lived
stLl h'I under an agreement that, II his wife came
aoNl, SIC he avis girA was TO pass a. his daugh-
YET .! a formers marriage The MAYOR nned Will
liins go Tor adultery, and Committed him ia de-
t4GIt OF payment.
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Prospects of Tariff Hesitation.

RCMoRS OF ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS DENIED
Mr. Morrison said 70 STAR reporter to-day that
ne had not decided when he would call NJ his taT11
Dill n the House. There was TUmor about to-day
TO the effect that there would be another caucus
called TO consider the question. the sgners Of the
can being this time the friends OF NJ Randall. No
one could be found however. who knew anything
about the matter. Nr. Randall sail lie had not
heard or it, AMI did not think il likely Nj Con-
nelly, Mr.. Boyle. and large number OF others said
tie same, adding that IL would be useless and they
ptileNed the matter would stand as II l. until IL
Game up In the House The general opinion ia the
party now seems To Ice that there must be some
tafi1 legislation. now that the ma ioritv are COM
Mitted TO IL, ald that n reduction viii De made
though not on the plan OF tie N.Sris ID hi.
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TRE LATEST FROM CINCINNATI.
Troops Ready tn Defend the County

CINCINNATI, o., March sl.-At midday there n no
appearance OF O relaxation OF the preparations
for the defenSe Barbados OF barrels and every
other sort OF material sun remain across
ell avenues N approach 70 the county
buildings and behind them stand the militia with
gus. their fixed bayOnets everywhere gistentn9s
4 n police have been sent away 70 their regular
posts, and are obtaining some nest.
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MO SUCH SUCCESS IN THE HISTORY OF LIFE
insurance has ever been recorded that attained
by the MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIA-
TON his Society is but little three years
old yet IN that short time has written 600 certificates
Of membership and had in force the first Of the year
s64 eco coo q insurance In the plan Of this Asscia
tIon the perfection Of Life Insurance finally to
be- reached: We do not as do the old line companies
CHARGE upon an ASSUMED MoRTA1TY and take from the
pollcyholder amount Of the actual
need to be put to big buildings: yet do We as
sessment companies have do hitherto and still gener
full amount insured on each life at all precarors
sessment is aside and deposited with Trust Com.
rany under deed OF trust Tor the policy holder The
creased $4,000 or $50 200 at every assessment By this
method, which ORIGINATED with this Society. the policy
holders are protected from injury the apses with
erawal OF the health msmbers which WIN in
amount Of each and every certificate be it for one or
thousand dollars is made quite certain say the
least. as IT, like some old liners ad charged two or
three times as much money and used it to build
NOUS buildings and lay princely salaries.
Office, No. loU9 street.
maN3 lYKNIGHT Genor,, A,o,t
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About slr. ConklinC.s Fees.

10 the Editor Of TIKI EVENING STAR:
referring 70 the testimony OF Mr.. Richard Crow
es' oeIore the Springer committee, that Mr..
.ohAHtS hadSeceiFcd ices for services as special
attorney for the government, while he WAS a men,
Der OF Congress, l would say that ,similar state
nent was made by no less a parsonage than the
Hon James e. Blaine IN the famous suit that &C.
CURED between these two distinguished gentlemen
Ia lhe House ~ Representatives some twenty years
ago Wy recollection il that Mr. Conkllnc ..ex.
Planned, but did not deny the charge OF MIR Elaine
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"oV- HFEBARDs DISISHERITED nAUGHTER-The
late eN-tIoV Hubbard. OF Connecticut provided for
ony Two of his daughters In his viii Nellie Shep-
ara, whom he has diSinherIted, was once a reign
ihS belle ana great society fayor1te here. She
young and susceptible or flattery, and married
william shepard, whom her father employed az
codchinan. The blow was crushing one TO the ey-
soNtIhor, Who was proud man and jealous OF his
family name. and IN his VIII he ignored Mrs Sh..r-
ard, 10y which act She lOoses $4,000. The Young
couple quarreed, ana were divorced, and 81 ,
Lerfather would releLpat last.
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Royal LIQUIDGLUE
aJopNIS \ ., 81,

/. Y. KNIGHT. General Agent
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.CGHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, ON AC
count Oi the ain, until SATURDAY, APRIL FIFTH
A D. 80: at n, M, same a2ar and Place
mag d NAITFk r. WILLIAMS + 90 Anc+s
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ABusY Day IN THE M.KrL,Sp IEGrst ,rrR,

Busy Day N THE MARYLAND LEGIsfATrRE-
Inc senate or Maryland on saturday pas. q,
house bills enabling the mayor and CITY council
Baltimore 10 guarantee 10000 second mort gal
bonds or the Maryland Central railroad coinpan,
10 prevent frauds IN the sale OF canned goods: e.
emptlnS sewing machines from execution: regl..-
lhs ali railroad companies in Baltimore 10 place
SAFETY gates al street Crossings: 10 maintain Us
sinking FUNDS, and 10 regulate the drawing
Jufles IN Baltimore. The house or delegates re
called from the senate and defeated the e.ectrl-
motor Cdoie railway bill Senate amendment =.
10 the oyster bill were cuncurrei in ana the NJ,
again passed. Senate bills were passed 10 legaliy
Trades Unions, 10 protect the health OF employtS la
factories; TO amend the conspiracy laws, maxim
with the Dill for bureau or statistics four out az
SIX or the governor 8 labor measures: forbidaln.
inaflagts between white and colored people The
legislative session Will expire by LIMITATION a. -
O'Clock tonight.
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VIZ De MEYER

It'll now undisputed that WEI DE MEYERS cATAR-
Raj CURE is the only treatment that viii absolutely
cure catarrah DR.. Wei de Meyers TREATISE with
statements OF symptoms by the cured mailed free D.
B. DEWEY CO.. lS2 Fulton street, Y. feb4
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sol. HAAS. Traffic Ma
DALTIICRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
TIE MODEL FAST LINZ AND TIE ONLY LINE
BtIW EEN
TIE EAST md He WEST,


TIE Fast n p 5ttE WEST.
DOUBLE Ti'sCK.- JAENEf COUPLER,
;ehe,:qIe tc tste eject SUNDAY, November ~ 1894
Leave ssl1EZton from station Q: New J-rsy
syttue and street ~ 1ase1E Standard '5,i. Mi
Ier Chlcezo. Cincinnati. Louisville and s.. LIS
Trough coaches ard falace see ms Cars To- atv
Ic.rt. ~ltAcrf olan,e. lU-l5a oaliy 10 Chicago
Ior Hstst:Ir At lois IT ard $40 ? m daily. SO
"a 70 titrStJ.g Clev and al Letrolt. al aieep-
1oI I,4eG9 sId l., t1oit via. 5,Cn-oevire Io.I5 n
Sa:lY With S-eeler Tor Ioleo. -ye.ig and L4zs
zIssrs log philadelphia and New ve-k At s.1oa. n
l.I!oi AKA ~leeI - Car st:s, llssi.
's3 To- an n q I We G 80 -. go 8:l9
u. tr4.-.} iaC, 30 ,-ea TO- lUt.. le.-- = IL.
.s5 :. $50 so. :. sic. ID o. n. ''- --''
1el AEi.I oils 40 a. 20 am lz:lo AMI 4.iJ pm.
1eI Nay s;st.'E fetWeen asl;ireton arl Baltimore
=. t;sror- II s-,roI 5l.;s. f.'lc. - y, q al -l'
80 Il caiiy exert ssI.e@y. - FL Oily .tr
s;lIy .sceic Sunday. ~ .,-Irr,l - -...51. s.;
- s..v To- :. -. n ~ ,S'' II StEG%y =
y II 80 a-Rl IL 1e-y exert SuId-E
I.ay T :. ~ - an az "a IN aa'y f1ceF:
In. .r-lve from tie Nest Gaily - 30 an -
H. 81. York frd Philadelphia. 70 steam DIV
D. c. s@a.it s,-il.-a,-
1.sIa Anal oli~ -. 1910 30. C.37 pm: sun
r. i.N..stJ-4. 81 daily aLi J.. ?. N daily
Il5s. Iieaefiet and asternedfate ro5at~, 20 100
svIday, 80 II Gs.is iIc,l POM: Of il cs exec.
80 - y Ut ana IoD a -. IFS ~ ~ ~
. "a, I Is t-4 i9 J. = n er sur .ays. :. ~
irel, .-oI4 "ssli--tcA SOY - I-s station. ezce.
Ic, .Hrler :r.crraa;:c- af;'y - e Baltimore -.
-. l., C:eee-" es.f--tea station, 10 al.I 1851
l-'sAe; -Ur ,a---- u crcAe.. ~. :s,es, u. :.
Il CLL1.LN.-s. " q. :. Ea.,u.a-e-
I n ICt.L' Ct--+ -~@-I-'- A2e-.-
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DECISIONS BV THE Court OF CLArxs-In the
Court OF Claims to-day a Judgment for IS. sel was
rendered In favor or Mary Mckay, executr1x OF
Donald Mckay, in the claim against the govern
mt al, arising from the construction OF naval YES
Se!s at Boston. Charles T. ToIllnan and James L
thatcher, OF the navy, were allowed S312 each for
mileage claims
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, EX-Giyidend.
4 Dull Day i'm Wall Street.

NEW YORK, March 81. WALL STREET, $40 =. H.
The Post says: Bust ess In the Stock market be-
comes more and more otagnant. The amount OF
urday forenoon. The whole business OF last week
was less than that OF the preceding week. While
Che general public are taking very little interest
IN The stock market the leang operators on botn
the QUIZ ana bear side OF the market TO be Jess
and les clear in Interviews ana projects as regards
the luiufa OF the market. The market becomes
more and more stagnant. and prices slowly sag
from DAY 10 day. The market for railroad bonds
was dull and fracttGnaily lower In the forenoon.
In1 most important declines We're Chesapeake and
ONO curfency Is. ;. lower: Central Iowa, Eastern
DNlsion tifsCs = lower: Metropolitan seconds, !.
lower; Or y0n and lranScont ental I'll SITS 81 lower
Chicago, -. Louis and Pitt>burg IS are !. higher:
Missouri Pacific Cons0is per cent higher; Alabama
Class So bonds are iirIn at lO3
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BROTHERS. Auctionecrs.

PARLoR SUITES. WALNUT AND OAK CHAMBER
SITS, MARDROBES. WHATNOTS, NJ. r i =
G. G. CHAIRS BE4s,I II. ,BgREAUs WASH:
MATTRESSES. PILLOWS and BOLSTERS
IEAIHEK BED; SPRINGS. CURTAINS. TOILET
WARE BkI SSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS.
MATING, AEOCKEKY AND Ola SNAKE &c
BtING TIE CONTENTS or HOUSE No 81 g
STREET NOlIH"EST AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING APRIL SECOND
Z AMENClNG AT TEN O'CLOCK. viii SELL at the
nalIIed house the furniture &c contained there
III, to which the attention OF buyers is call nh293t
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REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL cAUCrS
The republican Senators VIII hold a caucus this
evening. It's purpose Is not announced, but It. Id
understood 20 be upon the order OF business
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CEAIEFJL-COIFOkIINg
EPPo COCOA.
BREAKFAST

Y 2 thorough kCcWrs-e o. The natural r.--v 49,,
EoScrn TIE Operation ~ Question and ~ rs.-- 80 ,
tafr ~ aifle.-tl - tlS l.e Prop. rs. ~ ~ -
lee cd Coca y I'i- . provided
VIZ t.r1c'iy Nyi q ocysfas' which my s,ye ~
14..> IL ! By tir iu,l.iJus f.,e n
tNch zftit's ~ Ole t-. CCt.St tuition q D..
ally built NJ Until Str ~ C4a q, rrs i evs.1 =
CtLct . o.srase iElui' d. q subtle T.l.,.,t. 49, a.
H. arUoid as rs@0 - ats aCk wtlrr Yer -herr i. -
Iol-41; We l. 'rSs any lara. Sta:t Hy -,
ourselves vel f-ftlEed will pun blood s5Il : :.
honTished ir-ln@ - sCL sess,ee Gazsyte 0+0-''
Made SIM ~ with boiling wat.srr r.FIs. ea,, IT,,
oniy " 10 AID lO.J ~ GrVce.s lay,I,. tfl,s ~ " '
JAMES EpiS Co. Homeopathic Chemists.
A-sn1S'3 London. ENGLAND
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MERS.
GERMAN LLOYD

IN STEAMSHIP LINE BFTwTES NV YORK. H,vRR
LoSpCS. SoJTHAHE?IoN ND BTFSfFS.
Tie steamers OF tins company vii sail ~ BY WE'D
StSDAI AND Sal RDAl from Bremen per. foot Of
81 street. III boken Rates o.: passage from New Iork
Iavre LCrti0n. SoUtLaI PtOu and Bremen first cabin
90 and eI,@ second cabin. SO. steeraee. : low -
r. . or fre-gGt or Iass3xs apply Il ttILICHS ~
GO. . Bosi.E- Green, New ork " u NEILIkCTf
& CO, So /, nlIsyINania aFtilUe northwest. IuA-
81 l.. = - street. Agents N.s!.ll-JOL AL
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VIZ. Goulli's Opinion Of the MarketlI

NEW YORK. March 81, WALL STREET, zoo p. H.
In an interview to-day Mr.. Gould said Il have no
interest in this market since my return. think,
however, that prices are very low and stocks re-
markedly cheap, but l suppose the disturbances
throughout the country are having an adverse
influence over this MARKET
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niture Jewery Book Backs and Ever thing Else with
Everlasting Insepsrable Tenacty 2oc - tie tBrTsh
Rists Grocers Statoners, Hardware Variety and Gen.
eral Stores. Wholesale Travelling Agents Wanted Ia
City and County. Mailed only by ManufActurers
J: q. .UMEARA %. lSA7 PExSsILvAS1A AvxNgx
Washington. D. q A0
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REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL c.r-rr-s

The STAR presses printed on saturday o3.l6o
douo.e-sheet issues, equal TO 46,3sO four page
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PRINCE LEoPoLp's FUNERAL.
LONDON. March Silt has been decided to bury
the Duke OF Albany. In accorda nee with his wishes
III tne royal vault In ST. Georges chapel, at Wind
sor Inc ceremony OF interment viii be entirely
private. Crown Prince Frederick William, OF Frus-
sia orotherin-law Of the deceased, Will assist at
| the funeral.
THE ENGLISH UNIVERSITY BOAT RACE POSTPONED.
LONDON, March S1.-The oxford Cambridge uni
SerSity BOAT race, which was TO have occurred on
SATURDAY, the oth OF April, has been postponed
account OF the death OF Prince Leopold until Mon
day, April Z.
Ocean Disasters.
BOSTON. March 3i.-The captain and crew OF the
scnooIer w. ID. Carghlil, lost sunday, were
brought TO this port to-day by Il pilot boat.
The fishing schooner Phoenix, Of gloucester,
winch was lost on the banks In had lock fishing
mad IA men on board. all OF whom were lost
Trial of Ex.Fire Commissioner Reyes.
ter.
BALTIMORE. Nd. March 3l.-The trial OF Samuel
w. Register, another OF the eX-fre commissioners
Tor maiIeaSance In Office In having furni he'd sun
plies 10 the fire department while he WIS a COM
missioner was begun to-day In the criminal court
The defense confessed the charge but claims iuSti-
fcation The state did not produce any witnesses,
and those for the defense are now being heard.
Telegraphic Briefs.
Five freight cars on the Central Pacific railroad
were ditched and two others wrecked near Auburn,
Cal, yesterday. No lives were lost.
AT Portland, Me-, tie market block was damaged
by fire $4,000 this morning.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York Stock Market,
Thefollowing are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day. as reported
by special wire to II. H. Dodge, $50 18th street:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-31

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