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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-03-01
NONRESIDENT Notice.
In Chancery at Erin, Tenn.

wv
d. c. Wilson and wife VS.. w. A. Wilson,
and others.
In this cause it appearing from the ale
cations in the bill, which is sworn to, that
the defendants, - Carter and - Carter,
doing business under the firm name of Car
ter Bros. & Co., are non-residents of the
State of Tennessee.
1t is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master that they enter their appearance and
make defence in this cause, at the Court
House in Erin, Tennessee, on or before the
first Thursday after the first Monday in
March, 1894, or Complainants' bill Will he
taken for confessed, and set for hearing ex
parte as to them. 1t is further ordered that
this order be Published for four consecutive
weeks in the ClarkSvill Chronicle, a news
paper published in Clarksville, Montgomery
county, Tenn.
This the 3lst day of January, 1884.
j. l.. MCMILLAN,
feb 2-4t Clerk and Master.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-03-01
-NEW-
HORSESHOE SHOP |!

Get M. Gorham to shoe your horse. Mr..
Jas. Gill and other horse men say he gives
them home made shoes and warrants them
for 60 days. He trims the feet carefully, cuts
out corns, removes gravel and makes the
shoe fit the foot-and not the foot fit the
shoe. If you will patronize him you will
save money. Shop on third street opposite
the Court House. IAN l2.-83
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-03-01
FRUIT TREES, GRAPE VINES
Flowers. Etc.

1 have gone into the general MISERY bust
ness, and will take orders for anything in
the way of Fruit or Ornamental Trees.
Shrubs, Flowers, Strawberries, Raspberries,
etc etc | will wait on all my friends in
time and hope they will save their orders
for me, / have also on hand of my own
raising,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-03-01
5000 Well Rooted Grape Vines

of different varieties and coIors, all suited
to this climate, so well rooted that If prop
erly treated they will pay for themselves
t t1. first year after planting. OF Grape
H Vines | make a speciality. Having given
S SaaPS scnlture study of q years, think
t nsf 49, nc the best mode of pruning and
la f,,;. " ~ the greatest quantity and
.',hicb OF az coSt SSImate. have plan by
mum and very little tronShI cents per an
vine of rs clusters from bir5 Sa ns aTd
wasps, and have Grapes from To- oe es, di1
eipenaing until frost This plan win be Dat.
vines from me, or for whom I may traiSS
vines. Special attention given to pruning
and training old vines, i'm. RICE,
September Is 1883.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-03-01

1867 Prizes, amounting to-.......-......$265,5 $40
Application for rates to clubs should be
made only to the office of the Company in
New Orleans
For further information write clearly, CIV
ing full address. Make p. o. Money Or
ders payable and address Registered Letters
to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.
POSTAL NOTES and ordinary letters by
Mail or Express (all sums of So and upwards
by Express at our expense) to
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
or NJ. A. DAU?HIN,
607 Seventh St., Washington, d. c
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-03-01
Dunbar's Cave.

Persons wishing to explore the Cave will
please notify Jno. Rice at Broaddus' store,
so that they may secure guide. Guide
always at Cave from 2 to Az o'clock D. m.
There was never a better time to explore
the Cave than now. 1t was never SO dry
before. j. NJ. RICE,
October Is. lSS3-3t
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-03-01
LZazazxzzasaz9
NE1
~ Ies+T
Commissioners.

OOI4kulSSlOu6rS.
Incorporated in 1868 for % years by the
Legislature for Educational and Charitable
purposes-with a. capital of $1,000 ,000-to
which reserve fund of over $550,000 has
since been ..dded.
By an overwhelming popular vote its
franchise was made a part of the present
State Constitution adopted December I'd A.
D., 1873.
1.-THE only lottery ever voted on and en-
dorsed by the people of any State.
II 1ae0er scales or pOstpoqaes.
ITS Grand Single Number Draw
fngs take place Monthly.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FORTUNE. THIRD GRAND
DRAWING, CLASS q, AT NEW Or
LEANS, TUESDAY, March II, 1854
-166th Monthly Drawing.
11-CAPIIAL PRIZE, S75,OOO-6a
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-03-01
Medical Card.

Owing to continued feeble health, the I'M
dersigned proposes to confine his work in
the future, principally, to Consultationsand
Office Practice. Special attention will be
given to Chronic Diseases of all kinds. Office
hours, 8 to II, A. M, and to 5 P. M, except on
Sundays and inclement weather, will then
be at residence, Greenwood Avenue, Clarks-
vile, Tenn. J. M. LARKIN, M. D. &
Sept. %, 1SS2-1y
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-03-01
ps-CAPlTAL PRIZE, s75,OOO.-sa
only So. Shares i'm Proper

Louisiana State Lottery Go.
ave do hereby certify that we supervise
the arrangements for all the Monthly and
Semi-Annual Drawings of the Louisiana
State Lottery Company, and In person man.
age and control the Drawings themselves,
and that the same are conducted with hon
esty, fairness, and in good faith towards all
parties, and we authorize the Company to
use this certificate, with fac-similes of our
signatures attached, in its advertisements
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-03-01

Mustang Liniment is without an equal.
It penetrates flesh and muscle co
the very bOne-making the continu-
ance of pain and Inflammation tmpos-
4 the Brute Creation are equally wonder
ftri. The MQxioan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-28

CIIIP.TAE On Friday. March IS. 1854 at : a. an.
CiiAii' n. 81 rAtab } ana tie IAtr Charles h
CHI man in y.l.sS nth var II lis
Uu' I'll i tdk- lace from b., late eIce No.
2l2J III street H0-tt4Ntt Ul. SGid4y. AZ "''lus
E,latlEes ana tgler1s RESPECTFULLY invited u At
told -
DOME HAN GA the morning Of Nar''li ~ lsst after
lgUC and .nu Illness, Ich IT, bore MI q -. -
1a Gtela EDaIS ID. DOM. HAN, t.r-t
yea- %: his
S,rylce a; re iIa,ce G06 New Jersey avenue south
east. S'lIid y Afternoon March .O'h. al 20
GODDARD On March 9Th. lsSs As T. m,
NANGl nm, l. iug, Nllr II Wa. G. &c 4.Td. aaod
seventy four years. t.ii moths ailu ten ti-s
ErcIlNs VI tie '1iIy l1rIty4 10 attend the tur8
from her late residence, 3Ii ION street northwest sun
day. at 81
KUHN ~ Hernscr Va N March 9TH lss.
GEDlsuE HLHi.G FRED. KUHN, son Of the late Poi.
kUi.tl. a.0ed tourt var.
iuI,tal on SATURDAY March och. N three o'clock
IN, from Henry Altrrs ian arld Rhode Isllud
rge. S.rTlc"s a. Grace tnaiti. l3ia AID CO4cVl IN
streets. A'latlV.s and Friends United
IENTS. AT Isrif4lo, Wyoming on Marcl. 9th. l1st
SAMUEL I. LEhiS. Second son u tie late SAN 1el
Lewis. IA til torr-;h yea % i.:s axe
RATNEY. On Friday. March :st. lisa. GEORGE VI.
RAJ - ~. lctHi - years.
tt. XII! dc I.ace from his late residence corner
u aIl I.litIotn strscts West Washington. Tree
elgck. IL SUNDAY afternoon
WILSON. Du Neiues,iay evening March 9th 1854.
ai,e- lllE ess, ELIZA WILSON, rei!ct VI tle LATE
john wilson.
uneI wll the place from the First Bar t:st church
l3ta stree: northwest saturday, tie 18th stat at
o'clock. n -
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THE i'rc.idcntia. Camnniuu.

SEyNOUR on TlInEN As A CkNnInArE--Ifr roc.x
BOON IL MISREPRESENTATION cotoREo yo--
fhH EtrVpATE TIE REPUBLICAN PAK.Y-THg
BLAINE boom
A Mex EoTH paper prints n long Interview with
eN-Gov. EOratio Seymour, IN which he SAYS that
Tie two great TOPICS OF tie day are tie CARRYING
trade and Tie tdrIl. Tie governor said at Is nroa
atiy true That t!c present position az the party to-
ward the tariff question nay hurt the.prosae,t II
80. party IN the coming election uui Tie whole
l.atattlNe fabric has -oJ &c tumble" In r.-trA 10
ctUta.t'S Il" sad. ~ aIi d. unip-,to3l ,, be
/ h,s!lS Nj. Il.3cus nomination wound h.. a Ms,
ot". IL Is a man familiar with such au-;e, -
would u upon i'ras1 a." %ext 10 TrL!cn. The
eN-s-1Eerao. >iaa.s 4 la "a ana Mcdonald
4e Nv ! 2!h iErI'a p. as today an i,.;cryiew
VITA a infinite lr.aat u AZ ii.lcn, Who da,a,
tae statements ia regard ;o li, feeble CONDITION.
ne ;r-.d a'tas tAat "a. li.lc IS hot Candidate
n tl4e saarua5n. Christian. Hiatt. Coles. kanxa-
ht'e, 'Aai.ia .EI #ate - III anI isoqGoi, county
9enal convention I.'e been Instructed 10 vote FOR
Logan
Interviews which hove t,eon held during The MAST
fITer q - WITH Isl Leading republicans of Rock.
lord. L. Shog that Blaine = ,e arst choice 81 81:
Logan ot II; Arthur, -; EInIguds, 2s Lincoln ::
anu SHERMAN : Tor Vice President, Lincoln, i35;
Logan, ,.
a convention q the col07ed voters Of norrhner-
[ IN fth;~N N1iia 10 ee,J y- The naI lonal
co..red convention IN littstln1 Text month was
A'it al Franklin, Pa. yesterday. Resolutions were
/ Z" tHted deIouAclnS TIE shotgun policy IN the
E1J 7tnrresSinS II. and rvnnun,lug allegiance to
te REPUBLICAN, party ana declaring that they would
hereafter vote with tie party that WI. recog Lie
white hearts under black skins
IN enthusiastic n..etID, ia the interest Of pro
lection ana James -. Eai!e IOr President WAS he'd
IL. HIfTlShur. last evening.
The Connecticut seiate has concurred in the pas
sage ui bill liking ine u $1,000 or one year I'm
pfisonment FOR the deprivation OF any rights be-
c,;sa o. race or color.
The caroline county. Nd. republicans have or
AIrii -
Pennington. III, which for years has given a
large democratic majority, elected yesterday Tic
entire republican ticket.
The republican senatorial conference OF the e. Il
district ~ pennsylvania yesterday Instructed c. L
Ha!Sey, the delegate to tr state convention To u.s.
us Influence Tor Bialle Tor President
he republican primaries FOR Montgomery county
Nd, Rave been authorized 10 be held April II, and
tAe county convention Aprl 10.
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District Government Affair.

ErNnT Al or TEIFGEkF H roiFs a~D WIRES.
C3it. F. \. CTtr,.e ADDRESSED a note ID Nj. John ~
Cars, MANAGER q; the Western Union Telegraph
co; INV IN bettI.lt-. stating tina: by direction NJ
Whether the iiue ~ the Mutual lion wires rom
corner ~ iet2 ana streets. Z the Capitol. VIA
esft't. Bound ny y. ttiits.. Ntw OLA avenue snu
lot stree, N1s then ln w. ara * -. whether there
N> int necessity TO- t..-~ o-ts.'iup WITH the CAP
liot- in ail'Ina tnfhr,v .il OI a street and South
Cs''.io. ret tl.Dt- Uftrlt The IA N mt, re-
sst't iiia n. A..re. T.. manager. I3te MORNING
ANA N e Tie Ines r! ~ ,flg- "a the ~ lcw-
i-~ a...t ! Nsrfssf>. known G- tue Manual l Mon
~ axe. nave b"r. taken down and f'foNs.
- IL si.eei northwest, i.2J fosi. lsatNosn
). g n lew NurN avenue NV Nek ave-
NeItA ll'nl ST. -. 1870 te+t between New York
ateDhe and Boundary; Boundary street northwest,
ofo itft rctwtsn North CIp.tnl aHf SIN streets; I
s,E'et. 2S0 tcst bs,NIecr G'R aai !..a streets
To- invest, making alforethr g..JV Ieei, or Ak
mats q poles and Wis r-.Il, t5J.
Too NUCu Mo>ES FaR TI,F rr.cr
II f'pN 10 pcjiIi hers rcGsssftuE that 4 street,
p'-WCrn lith ana satA s.rr, = S,.t 1..s' lp i'm
l3Ntd, &. the tnuanli~- ar,fs inform tls.n that
me cost II TIE warN r,lgsSltI Wasff IN, about
ei'to, ana tbat = MS ~ qff..., "a this IT.
E4fte locality Il WCE,a UHIeSS4rI \ ra nd tb. cx-
pc'ir' q IA re central iEars Vgme.;S " hi,A are
Vastly O. greater Importance 10 the pGa.:e
AN oLsoMsRGARI>g INVESTIGATION
Pro-. BeSJnedt received TO-DAY some ss-nn'es of
o4iter II bi me health Office. winch the latter hal
E4ihcred nom dealers 81 and areun. IA. center
market. request ,- an 3naly>s II tho same ma
professor SAID THIS afternoon that the nor. hanrs
wlO Gi>c.aIn eTyr GgLI.oE o. Mutations of lutt,r
are sally imposed upcA themselves IN s.,iue casoS
MIscFII,Nsors
inc commissioners to-day appointed G T. Barton
as an auuitional private on The police iurce.
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VIM AMI ->fVN>ibI-E Ftk .l
Nj. K. c. Campbell. one OF the suTraCfsts' COM
mittee whose name has been published In connec-
ton with the mein&ial denouariny the present
system OF government in the District said that he
did not Syn the memorial and did not know whether
the statements could be supported 10y facts. He
was member OF tie suffragists' committee how
ever. ana understood that his name MAS used in
that connection only, and not as u signer OF the
paper. He said that The opposed the present iCrln
OF government upon principle whether or uol there
could pe any Charges against the officials.
- ne memorial was very ingeEicusly gotten up. y
said Mr.. W. c: Murdoch. OF The citizens suffrage
committee IL don't know any thing about IL, and
would not Ike 10 say just how FAR the statements
could De proven one, TO make a positive state
ment upon anything OF that kind. must have
watched the progress OF things a long way back
anu be thoroughly coayeraant upon the subject |
viii say, however, that consider the present sys-
ten Just us bad as il could possibly be-"
Surgeon General Hamilton does not DENY his con-
nectlon with the suffrage memorial He was one II
the originaiors OF The memorial. II adopted 1t
meeting, and while his name was not signed, All
.i,ose AT tie meeting agreed 10 IL and lt WAS
adopted. Tie meimCrtal MAS SibIaitteil 10 a CON-
nitee TO attend 10 the law part OF IL, and lis sub
s4jieht course he had nothing 10 do with, but he
Stands 10y Il.
NJ. Vi. Vi. Rohrer said: II am a member Of that
committee. bat have never attended any OF the
meetings. did lot see the memorial uLtl 1t WAS
printed. and am sorry that nv name WIS con-
lected with IT, don't b. liese that the facts are
true. but certainly would hot have given l.iy ATS
llt without first having assert aimed WhCt er they
were wcu touiled | an, however, Il SI.ti,ilrtS,
ARD am opposed 10 this form OF government ANA Ia
i.For OF one where tile dOc officials are RS. olai
bie 10 IN people. and hot TIE reverse, u present
Mir. Lewis Cia,lhare SAIL: 81 have meyer ar
tended any q tae meetings u Tie committee Tut
w.,S informed through the mall that was iain
ber don't know anything about The facts stated
Ia the memorial. j aha. however in favor III SUI
!rag.' ana am opposed 10 the system which places
inen over as Who are NO. ideatiled wItl the Inter
eStS OF the ciJE."
Nj. ". A. Cook vas asked us morning II he was
member or the SUiIfZ' committee. Gt wil.t H.
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latest Foreign News By Cable.

BISHOPS AfrOI>TED AND TRANSFORMED.
foNk. --dtch >o---AL tnc COualotOry he'd yeSter-
DAY Tue pope ANNOUNCED the trau5ler OF blohep
lead from LriiuIt 10 rilli.gi} ..i. and OF Bishop
hoiii i!u.i tSo-IE, ItldLu. 20 =. GuGt, AuStId.i.
fathers IA berry anu .soSrc m 1.nte U.ouuls.
Tue .U.tl % iisiii.t0u, UutaIio, ld i.e iaIttr
baAI-rll, Australia
LADY CAMPBELL WINS HER SUIT.
LONDON. March >S.il:t, jury has rcuig red YER
uiCI iii i.s'Ur ui LAZY ,U.Iu IdnpDGll her o4lC
iiS5i-4ilot TAG: HuooILd Tot divorce. Inc uuspLuu IL
..-G youngest SOL u the DuAc u Argyl.
TALKING ABOUT OCCUPYING AMCy.
PaRiS, 'iaICI 2S.Iiie rreiiCl In iOn4l.il are dis
cUao4ne The uCCu patton vi Annoy, China.
DYNAMITE NEGOTIATIONS.
LONDON, March 2o.-lne Manchester Guardian
assert Lltt Negotiations are peldlIlg between k4A-
st.,!Ii Ina AiriICd, WITH d View TO adding To L..e
eAtaultiun Treaty Il C...;:oe which shall cover lie
autA0i, vi dynamite outrageS.
THE FRANCHISE BILL IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS.
LONDON. March 2S.-LeadtEg conservatives SAFE
tnti tilc lD>c OF lords Ht allow Tie lrs,iI last D
t. pass Tue second rc~uiug ana VIII then SlIiAe OUT
AL PORTIONS THAT rcief u ireland
INFERIOR WILLIAMS BIRTHDAY GIFT.
BERLI,-. MdrIl 2s-Ite >eyreS vaStS v hiCh En-
leiOr William received from PARIS Oh his uirth lay
We TIE Kit VI II. b,eicIroler, the well-AuvWu
i1lISI.iu E.AIhtr. /.
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1he atirfs.


fkoHAlE tet HE-itice kIcaT''rE-.
To-day. estate v. ! nyFr: naal nuf.re issrod
Estate az Ami, J. hatclgta:I. per!iiou OF \ raw
lor. OF sf,N county, Tor irtter- ana NIL and cod
lei! partially proven. Estate uf JaI,z Pittarl. pe-
I. ions nitd Tor letters and orlcr Or puh..cattln.
Estate oI W uclttY kiB-. aaElGi>t r.ItT7N, Mary
n hsHs. fled additional bond NH II Auus
Blake petition or Mary Fst'r> Med. NH Of sale
Palmer Lei. Estate oi May Moore: citation
ordered. VIII OF Mary l. ErCWlcr admitted ~ t,ro-
bate and letters dir TO -. +. Hardin eNe>,i-
tor, on bond or ti.eV. E>-ate " Elizabeth Gun
ilh-h3,n: order Tor citation. NH uf Charles 4
Brown; petition for probate lied Estate uf Mary
LinScI, OTGer u publication.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE March 2s.-vrgnia SKIES. consolidated.
= t.lforties. 81: Virginia new thre.s, o6 !.
North CAROLINA sizes old; l-ioS4 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. March 2S-CJtton hgher-rniddn1.
lls Flour dun and easy-Howsrd street and western
2as3.25; do. extra, 350a4.50 do. family.
as city mills super 75a3 so: do. extra 75a6 IS;
do. Rio brands 562a5.6S: PataIsco family, $50: do
superative patent 100 Wheat-souther dull easy;
western higher closing firm: southern red, O9a1 IL
do. amber l.l0al.14: MOL Maryland Io9S bid; No. Z
western winter red, siot. OF bid: April lo2h bid;
Corn-southsrn dull aud western higher and
ern mixed, spot hd March. So asked Arr.l. 55s.a
steamer 50a52 firlner with more nq'liry-sonth
ern. 4G43: western WHITE. 4oaie do; mixed. 37a39:
prime to choice PENNSYLVANIA and Maryland l4OOs
IL 10. Provisions quiet Mess pork old. 800; new
10 % Bulk mea;shoulders and clear nib sides packed
Sa10a Bacon-shoulders ss< clear rib Sides ii. Hams
ASal5A; Iard-retinet. ios.; Butter s.eady.wes,ern
leuin dull and nolinay dy-reined. sSaSt. Coffee
duli-i.io car-oes. ordinary TO lair. 9jaaI0t. Sugar
STEADY and quietA SOFT ~: copper refined steady,
l4al4a. Whisky quiet. Ll9al l9h. Freights Liver
pool per steamer more active-cotton 5.32d.; nour,
is.aa- grain hisher, 80 SD Receipts 35s5
barrels; wheat 900 bushels corn. 5000 bushels.
oats. 1000 ~. bushels: rye. 800 bushels SHIPMENTS
wheat, 3t3,0U0 bushels: corn, IFS 600 bushels.
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ANXIETY ABOUT GEN. GORDON.
Rumors at Cairo That khartOum l1a,
Fallen.

LONDON, March 2S.-Teiegraphic communication
between Dongoo and Berber Is broken. The
Standards correspondent at Cairo telegraphs that
ruinors are prevalent there that khartouIn las
1aiien 1t is impossible to confirm or contradict the
Wild rumors which are current The Official " ord,
both civil and military, is waiting in anxious sus-
penSe Tor news or Gen Gordon
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WEI DE- NIrrrR

tits now undisputed that WEI DE MEYERS cATAR-
RAJ CURE is the only treatment that will absolutely
cure CatarTah- DR. Wei de Meyers TREATISE" with
B. DEWEY co. Isl fulton street. N feb4 n W
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CEISWET Fe-STACT March &C Io9; Is IN Fev J,
g. BIter, INaAC!s .dcC. ,AtSSEI-L- ana ADELlNE
i. STACY.
GLADA0N-"tSsIN. On '1arrl - n. 1884 II .!,l.t
O'clock T. D. rar,..s
the K,v 4 H. Stuart. LDalS u.ADIDN u MAGGIE
L. GA~SLS.
Piif LPS-SIRIGITLT Gu March - d la ly lie
Rsv yahez Fox, CHARLES VI. Al. FdlLI'S ELa EI.lS
c. oiisiUAlLG. No cards
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xEALIsI: b WILLIAMS & co. Auc5ioI.crgs.
TtysTEF's SAFE or Elegant HOUSEHOLD

To- 'TEF'S SAFE or ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
tl'>ll, -St hi:t SsEi-o tAhIETS. BIDDING.
p - "a deed Of tr,ls dated Jsr,uary o5th d
-. 81. 4 duly recorded L5htr Ne gJ4. folio 2oI No
81 i.Ie "a E-c5E.s ior Washington, II e. and by dr1
an i TIE Party cured III. ~. slIai! 81! pubic
~, st tpNHt\tiN" Al TN O'CLOCK Al.
. Trout - til AUCTION rooms Of Waite Il williams <
Co. eo-ner lota ait STREETS Northwest the fugi-
tErr y u1.r- Ca,Erc-, .tc. Ti., Gol,d IL tne
sss i-4IE-d \. attached - sid trust ,.alpd
- is.t-
~ az .-lar suits Walnut Chamber Suites. Walnut
Ha.;ty-- Va! T. tal.-t Mirrors, Walnut Library
5ass- llr- u az. u; Boo. t;.... Va II. AritiI.s
tt Walnut Fxtel.>-.'. ia.les Walnut led
So ITS. Bureaus AKA ,.H~ilSt4I..s. Patent rockers
-. q '~r1.-'D>. On L. = Clsirs. Cak Cot
." f,.E-itI.-e- Walnut Patent B-l Marble Top
J-t.-s- E-l.-~-, tarIe I.t.-s Hail arIpts Lace
-Tta--~ II : lid ilslsk Aiatt,l-ss Heather I.l-
-.-t1 aI4 BJi.tcts h auEct. y u linz Heating
stove ~ cA,ry &c VII. many other articles IL
sti.tjs-e ma led Il, to- mention
7 .Flu- c1SA.
"h Cd WALTER r WILKINS Trustee.
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quid!!! AIeuds China
Glass. Wood. Leather,
Patches on Shoes, Rub
Der. Crockery. billiard
Cue Tips and Cloth.
lns-rNypepfa Stone E1Vr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-28

NEW YORK, March y "A special 10 Herman from
syracuse says Judge Wallace has decided that III.
IA ional Telegraph Company may Transfer tnt
NlcAel- plate and West Shore lines To the Baltimore
aLu OHIO telegraph company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-28
A Weeks Bu,;ue,s F,slures.

NEW YORK, March 2S.-1he business failures OF
Tie last days throughout the country are
reported by telegraph 10 X u. Dun Co,
number for the United States .i72, and Tor
SailaUa 81 or a total OF 24, against 2l3
last week, a reduction 0. failures A slight liz
crease OF casualties Is noted in the middle states,
steady decline has been noticed for some weeks
In Tue faiiUeS III the west and SOUTH particularly ia
Texas In Canada, too. matters are improyln..
there being failures less than last week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-28
The Berlin Mission.

NOT FOR SECRETARY FoLGER AND NOT LIKELY TO BE
FILLED AT PRESENT.
1t IS learned at the White House that the repor,
that secretary Folger Will be rendered the Berlin
mission is incorrect. His name has not been con.
sidered in that connection. 1t Is known that
Secretary FoIcer would not accept It II
offered. His relations with the President are
or the most cordial nature, and he Will remain in
the Treasury department Without any doubt II
is learned on very good authority that the Berlin
mission viii not be nlled for the present. in case
Mt. Sargent goes to St Petersburg, but Will re-
main in charge OF Mr.. II. Sidney Everett, In the
capacity OF charge danaires. Mr.. Everett was
born In 1884, and Is the eldest surviving SON of the
late Edward Everett
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-28
FORTY ROLLS STFAV MATTING-CNE CRATE OF
ENoLlSII STONE CHINA.

CATETt =. HORSES DLIGiES WAGONS &c
"a 81 i.DAH. NJ AI.cH THENiI NTE. ls-4. at
It- O'CLOCK. itt2n and il tIo'; Of my auctioi!
-, ms sI-u Il a varied assortment Of the above
goods t.Ln2.23l IHGS DUNlISC Auct