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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-10

Unlike charity, fame rarely 'bcgins
at home The following is one Illus
traion of the proverb uttered by our
Savior: "A prophet is not without
honor save" etc. A traveller in Ken
lucky, shortly after the death 81 Daniel
Boone, remarked that he could find but
few people in the noighborhood q
his home who knew any thing absnt
him.
On II beautiful spring day of the yrar
lS43 small bridal party entered "a
Mayor Office in Paris in order to have
the marriage contract drawn up. Small
Is was this company, it VAS very select;
the bridegroom was talented young
painter, who at tho pFesent day enjoys
very considerable celebrity, and his
witnesses were lngrcss aud faul Della
roche, tive masters of the French school.
The bride had selected rs witnesses Two
friends of her father Victor Hugo and
Alexander Dumas. After the Mayor
had written down the names and posi-
ton OF the couple, turning 10 Victor
Hugo he asked his name. Being in
formed, he repeated, hesi'atingiy:
Hugo? How is that written Has
it a final T."
The poet dictated letter for letter,
wien the Mayor, with heightened dig
nifty, addressed the second ,Iue stion to
him:
What profession do you follow?'
None AT all said Victor Hugo,
laughingly.
Indeed. no profession? But you
can at least write, so that you can sign
your name herc?'
This being answered in the ailirma-
tive. the other witnesses came up. AS
Invrcs5 and Dclaroche answered they
were painters, the officer measured
them with disdAinful glance over his
~pcctaclcs, and said Groom, ar sign
pa.ntersp' Tho laugh of the company
vcXcd him, and he muttercd morosely
something about unsecmly BEHAVIOR
a. lngreSs replied: Write simply,
painter
Alexander Dumas understood better
how to cXlricatc himself from the affair,
tor he gave in that he was IN annutant
which placed him very much above his
companions in the estimation of the
Mayor, who from then addressed him
alone and showed him every civilty.
All these men were then II the zenith
oi their fame; and yet their names had
remained unnoticod and unknown, lust
here by Paris, while abroad they were
everywhere known. ErchaHgt.
New Jersey has 1922 school chill
drcn and spends -. IL for the teaching
of each - .AetCaFt RcGsStcT.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-10
IMPROVES THE QUALITY CT

XlMPhuNEJ ] TIE 0OhLl ~
Ne Blood and en,.icicsit, and IA thero-
(oea fue iiiciJ.ront ana c0rFectirc
6ucasesof all clil'Duic Utuiad,"s which
,re as.y,,atri with an IMroNFRISHl
ksryTHoq THE BLOOD. These all yield
lotheregulating ana nourishlhB prop
critics u VA great foot tonic cltmtn'7.
tcompeusates fGrihn tOS3 % rii"tfH'
Induced By Consumption, t"idr"t 81
bronchial and m Goat dU'ct'0nS. -
FW rrniedy Feminine pcbiNiH anu
sim5urSe Tho it.m0ie laUSiI'" lpr
hose losses Of .iipiifV accompany
be- complaints .rcuiiIr Ia Nr s'r-
fOtjiers nursi,,g their o%n chdd'Th,
ld deiicHfe irO1"fi Who eNpe'' 40
ecome moihers and bring up riy"'-
hts chiiir,u ahould by all III cans ti"e
II WiH restore sufferers J'"m
lcHfH or Nervous i'rOstrdtioh ar!s'
Ls from Orcr rOrii, Erecssts or
PrOhdctcd Discuss. II TW cure
)rai,i;enRess ana the Opium BnbH
q Tor "a tho appetite grows healthier
4nd diges ton more vigorous through
tho use OF this Tonic, The unnatural
Craving dies away until totally eA'
Gnct. 1t hiyh'y h"mTiciGi ia Lirfi'
Complaints, Mul"rim itrer, ana
ALI MuidridI UiscISo and Tor tho
depili'0tiug effects OF Frr,r Of dnH
ki"d II has IIo ,'ruGi. AZ Tcl'UirS
Nds'e, imprOr's Dig"sf,nn ",.d .Ip-
petite, aud AFFORDS tho Dii.irp,;c IN.
rafid an easily miidble article
Of 1904; and ~ 20 pleasant 10 the ta-r
Shat the most sensitive palate VIII not
reject II.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-10

Fyhaustad Vitality. Nervous and Physicai
D.i,ijity Premature decline in man. Errors OF
Youth, and the untold mlseries resulting nom
iutliscrptlon or eNcesses. hook Tor every
man. Young, nllddie-aged and old 1t contt
I25 pr,scri ptiCnS tor Sll acute and chroric us
nnses each one OF whirh is tnvaluaDlr' 80
10 md bv the Author, whose experience inr -
wears il such as probably never before lti w w
The lot of any hysician. 300 PAGES, p''n ~ ~
.eautlful French musln, embossed covers luil
gilt guaranteed to be- Il finer work ~ every
sense (mechanical, literary and proie'. lJhaJ
than ahy other work sold In this cnuhtfF 'Ol
o. 20. or the money Will be Refunded in every
instance. Price only 81 my mall post pal'. -
Illustrative sample u cents. send now ,t"ii
MeIal awarded the author nv the NatlonaI Net
lrai Association, Ia the Officers OF Whlcu ne
refers. , l., a..
The Science of Life should Gn read by the
vnuny for instruction, and by the gnllcici Tor
T.lieT IL viii benefit ali.-i.Gnd0n Lancet
Vhcrc il no member If science TO whom me
science of Life Viii not be useful, Wn ther
youth. parent, guardian, Instructor or Clergy
',H;'j,9rets the Peabody Medical institute. or
Dr. ". H. Parker. M. Bulhneh street hVs-
tn, Mas yvl1 may be consulted on NJ uis-
eases rsar!rln. -kil ana experience; hto w..
and obstinate diseases that nave nfllr. tte
skill OF an utner physicians sptc1altl' N". ~
treated successfully without an instance VI
failure, Mention this psper.
HEAL THYSELt.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-10

yTY ANILD-A woman to cook and SRI to
w nurse. LIhoial wages VIII be given Tor
good cook and nurse. Apply ut my once over
Levin" Bros. ciuthing store, Austin street,
z r. Burnham juno II
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-10

CTi, ~. DAVID ~ "a candidht" Tor inc "ll'c"
,r 4 nIL.r,nr Of IAAe- at McI.,nL ,uhty,
-,l,;..t to lhr #ci .un If the trn"' ratio party
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-10
- 'll7s9Hs|I 7is557II1|||3
FOR SALE.
WANTS..

"a ANIiD.--A competent teacher at Rob-
- insou for u ten months School. Adj
dv-s- l.. II MCKEE,
1-t-lN Secretary OF Board.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-10

The Kidneys act as purifiers Of the blood, ina
when their functions are intsrterrcd WITH
throug0 weakness they need tOuing. they -
come beautifully active by the use OF Hostel
ter's stomach liitters, when falling slurt Il
relief from other sources. This superb siin-
ulatng ton e also prevents and arrests icY'i
an a.ue. constipation, liver compliant, dVS-
prpsiH rheumatism and other ailments Flr
sale by all Druggists aud Dealers gene rally
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-10
PUBLIC " EIGHER.

THOMAS ~lEIHIN,, We are author
q. - o. unrouttr, b. u candidate for Public
NrirL,r - ", i.-iIan county, subject 10 the
action ut a. Democratic party
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-10

WIIIII. IKlM i,a ,pudi % ~ for Constable
Of Prociucl 40. j. NcIcuuan county, subject
Ia Hcil0u Of the Democratic party.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-10

WM. EiIL. supriuieudcnt comfy Poor
nouse Ion ne Iusl Two L'afs, Is ga, Hidtle
ru,irty' subject to the action at the btmu
rI-tIN ntrtN
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-10

CLIFF JACKSON Is "a candidate ar Con
stable of Precinct 40. ], subject u the action
If the Democratic party.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-10
COUNTY ATTORNEY.

n #. HARDY. We are au nor!Iei TO an
u1iluc,, 4, acnndidatc tor county Attorney Of
MrI..nnan county, SUI jcct 10 tie action OF Tue
Democratic party.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-10
The cell in La Roouette, Paris, I,

The cell in La Roquette, Paris. IN
which Archbishop Darboy was confined
previous to his murder by the com
muni,t> in 1871, has never since been
entered by any prisoner and remains
Just a. it was when the august prelate
was led forth to die, The iron cross
over the spy-hole bears in pencil the
words "IIhe robar. mehtiS Salas, y
traced by Mgr. Darboy, who occupied
hi, weary time by Sketching the instru-
ments Of the Passion upon the walls of
tie cell, together with various notices
and teXts.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-10
ANNOYING en- ENTS.
FOR SENATOR
FOR FLOATER.

Al THE SOLIClrA1lON of irents through
out this district, l.. l.. FOSTER VIII he
a candidate for recollection to the Legislature
rs Pictorial represent atlVc from the sixty
second district, composed of the counties OF
Falls. M"Lenrap and Limestone, subject To
Lhn Mclinn Of INC DemucrllLc lArlN.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-10
JUSTICE OF PEACE PKEC. no. l..

WEAKE AUTHOR /tD to announce run
SIMMONS a. a candidate tor Justr" 81 INC
p.nrr fol Precinct No. /, Of Mclcnnhn county
-.lir,t to the action Of the Democratic party
CONSTABLE PRECINCT NO. !.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-10
REPRESENTATIVE.

T.. \. JONES i IA candidate Tor tn" lower
house OF the Legislature u represent Mclrn-
nan county suti,ctto the action OF the Dome
NrMtIC nnr-N
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-10

New Jersey has 80, 2t2 school chill
drcn and spends -. IL for the teaching
of each - AeDart RcGsStcr
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-10
COUNTY JUDGE.

G.. Il. GER\ is candidate for re-clec-
tlon Ia the ONCE oil County Judge, subject to
the action of the Democratic party.
WI W. ENNNo.--Nc are authorized to
announces W N. W Exams r. n candidate Tor
he Office of County Judge OF Mclcnuan coun-
Y, subject To the action Of the Democratic
arty.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-10
DISTRICT JUDGE.

l.. -. MCkENNEN, we are authori lci to an
bounce, Is II candidate Tor District Judge OF
the Fourteenth Judicial District, subject to
the action of the bcmuo ratio party.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED to announce W. NJ
FLDikhUl II candidate tor District Judge OF
the Nineteenth judicial District, to be com
posed of the counties OF McLennan and Falls,
subject to u Democratic nomination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-26
MINOR MOTIFS
The Stephenson Claim.

A DECISION IN THK EQUITY coUsr.
Last september The STAR published the charges
contained In a bill filed by one Keef IN the Equity
Court OF this District against BraInhau and Baker
as trustees and the several heirs Al law OF james
5. stephenson, n which Keef prayed the court 10
set aside a. certain deed from said heirs 10 said
trustees as being made In fraud for the purpose Of
cloudllg the title 10 the lot or said Reef No. SIS
street northeast and 10 extort money from him.
ana asking damages NJ. j. q. Bigelow was coun-
sci for plaintiff. Judge W. Nilloughby at once
entered an appearance for the defendants and soon
nled THEIR answers Ia January the testimony was
taken before John y. Oliver, esq. examiner IN
chancery, ana the case was argued on the itD inst
belore Judge Macarthur. holding the special term
OF the Equity Court, who dismissed the bill 81
complainant without prejudice. The evidence on
ME shows at length the history OF the stephenson
family and descendants. and that the lot in QueS-
ZION came 10 stephenson In 1899 by suDdry convey
anceS: That Stephenson having died In the year
ISL, the said lot was sold FOR for the
ls25, 1926 and 1927. and conveyed 20 the pure, 3Ser
thereof in ls4l by tax deed from the corporation of
washington; that the lot renamed vacant and I'M
enclosed until the year lS.O, when IL was purchased
oy complainant from Vim. h. Todd. who purchased
IL In lS49 from Caroline H. Earl, who derived title
by decree or partition OF the estate OF James T.
Al the argument of the case there was no contro-
versy between counsel as 10 the facts, and IL WAS
agreed between them that the only question AT
issue was whether the piaintiG had Cbtae led title
10 the lot by adverse Possession, under color or his
TAX title and decree OF Partition Judge Macarthur
held that the question he was called upon to decide
was not proper one for a court OF equity, and
could only be decided In court OF law IN suit for
electment. and thereupOn directed decree 10 dis
miss The Oil without prejudice, rentt!ng the par
Ties 10 a court OF law 10 assert tLelr rights The
case goes TO the general term by appeal from de-
cree OF the special term
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-26
tCHOMAs DOWLING. Auctloneer.

fI>AOMAS BOWLING, Auctlouesr
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF FURNITURE.
BY virtue Of order of the Supreme Cont of the
District of Columbia holding Orphans Court passed
In the matter of Estate of Mary Auth alias Mary
LAWYER %ili sell at public auction at the rooms of
Thomas Bowling Auctioneer IIt street and
1II Nv, N. DAY OF MARCH. Carpets. Bel
Ing Apparel and also one Gold Watch Watch Chain
Gold Rings and Bracelets
Terms OF sale: Cash. THOS E. WAGGAMAN
innZo-5s Administrator
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baltimore AND Ohio RAILROAD
TIE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
The EAST AND The WEST
VIA WasHINSICN
DOT BILE TRACK, JANNII COTPITRr

TIE MODEL FAST LINZ AND TIE ONLY LINE
TIE FAST AND The WEST.
DOUBLE TRACK JAXNEI COUPLER.
Eche;uIs to take eject SUNDAY November 10. 1854
avenue and street by Eastern Standard 18th lleri
Fer Chcssos Cincinnati. Louisville and st Louis
!SSusb SScha n; All iV taac. XII 100 = NJ WITH
FONTS. ~l,n9ut change lu;l0a IL aay &c Chicago.
FoE Ftts9urg st lois a. n and 6 40 = IN daily $40
m 10 ll'tSh1r2 Cleveland and Detroit. with Sleep
Fer Toledo and Detroit via Monroeville lO15 an
daily with Sleeper tos Toledo Via Wheeling and Lake
Trans ioE Philadelplia and New York a. s:1oa m
larior and slee,Ill2 Cars attached ~ UA'' 49,
Fer Baltmore ca week Gays. ;, 80. Gao CO. s:loa
tIsinj, 40 $50 %, w. Ic.G u. - plr.
f:I s b%a 40 G. sgna o 100 $50 800 am 1aa
Ior ANNAPOLIS 40 and ~ am. u 10 and $40 pm
1eIWay stations fetween washington and baltimore.
1i s1s-,Ss On ,p.,s;; 80 and ana, u - o II,
$50 n ca!iy EXCEPT Sunday, ! 45 pm, daily for
GgiIy t.cei, sunday: for LIZ ns-toI, stanton and
ie S. Fa9 3c1 f s9 a esy sSeet Sunday
II t ana > A. , IL u CAY IA, except sGndey
1rs,ls arrive from tie West daily. 20 $50 am 22a
1set New {eT4 end Ihiladelrhia, 2.s5. sSoan- daily
lt'i- Ann&ie.-s % lJ.4o 1:S0 G 81 ? m Sun
<.ti44 IL A4s ~ CaLy. ana . daily
except Sunday. ''
Iron Irederck and intermediates rci,lts 25 1000
II. = 10 10 J. H.. and : 90 7. IL. daily except
SUNDAY: co J. L. daily iron. Point u Rocks
Tran BaItrscre for Washington 81 40 IN
II. 81 9. 10, - - n / IS : 80 10 )
- ~ 80 anu lV4o J. IL. oil Sundays. = ~
20 y y III a n 80, ,. %. . 20 ant l.. II
trains from Washington stop at Ke.ay Station eIcep:
IOE further Information apply a: the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Cttce-N lnEtou Station and 1851
1ernsylH' avenue l4:h street; here orders
viii te tsk' :or ta2sa4e 10 lie checked
a. ICII-t l. The city
u II CLEAILNIS. y q T Baltimore
10 4. n LORD Oe...4 Passenger Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-26
AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
rINHos. J. FISHER & CO. keal Estate Auctioneera

IHHOS. ]. FISHER & CO, Keal Estate Auctioneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
FRONTING 100 FEET ON 6 STREET AND 50
IRQLED BY 1WO-STORY BRICK BUILD1NG
01StfI IIn rQR 81 SlNESS P!RPESEsi ,1 Az
DWELLINGS,
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated June ls d a
1871 and recorded in Liber No e57. folio ALL ct seq k3
OF the land records Of the District Of Columba ana
al the request Of the party secured thereby Will oher
for sale, for cash. at public auction IN front OF the
premises. on WEDNESDAY, MARCH INENIf-
all Of lot numbered three 80 and the west thirty 800
feet front and running with that width eighty
(e) fet in depth Of Lot numbered tive I2 all in
square numbered four hundred and I'VE t4Oo) az the
same are known described upon the plat or plan OF
Washington City in said District, together with the I'M
depot Of $500 will he required at time Of sale. All
conveyancing at cost purchaser and deposit to be
forfeited the Of sale not complied with
within ten days from date Of sale.
mh35 10I2151 II 49, 22426
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-26
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
10 THE MONTH. Visit AND S0LTHWFSr

70 The 5g ESSzsr aEsF sS H?g E9F!Hrr7
'e s3l Ri Rails MAeSIrfctlSff 81 hfSkSRH
I l. EEFKcT N9aF sn6n
1olT,tsbGrs and tie ~es chicaso oo i Express
9 m daily, with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg
islscr Cars TO Pi,,sbuI2. Als9. eo;aests dsiy Tor
ehlcaso. via Columbus and St l. 81 IL, r r: with
% p m daily, ioE f.t,sbnTs and The Vest WITH
''1 gsf lSf a AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Fer Ere, Canandsisua, Rochester Bufaio. N!.eara
ION aSi Ss and Mt f to En aas
Iran leaving Washington on Saturday night Will no:
FoS LIN sort Iock Haven and Elnira sto4oA N
yc- New Yo!k and IL. East. rs m Io.5Oa H. %,
20 100 and II Is n On sqEday &c 10 90 and
fsi bcstcn without change. Lap t. every week LAY
Fer Broosyn. i. al through trains connect at Jer.
.ey Cry viii heats % Brooklyn Annex, afordins
-. rays 4s .erssr New York CITY.
ia ~ y = ~ Gu Sunday go looo ard II is p. IL
feT IaI,rE ai ftss 80 a n daily. except sunday
~ Cso = 40: Il 100 20 a. srd ii Is II T. M on
' 4o4o'O a IL a %. 80. 80. lO:UO and HIS
ast Pores Sores Greek LDe. ca IL AID 440p H. daily
&c. AnnA10-is 20 am ard 44op M. daily, e1ceptsun
AAEWA AY AID AN hNp TKIDLEIcKsBURG RAIL:
ses = 80 Is AID ii IS s' % = sandsyas
feI Richmond and tie scutht IS and II o., daily
IL, rlG ~. ~ ! u. Gaiiy EXCEPT Sunday
ard 1870 TO sos 81 fG eoo Oh p 1910 6
si9 ~ 80 iniGi5ht Oh Sunday al Is and no, 10
I.eb.ts and inform alton at the ofce por.ns.s.
Bon orders can T. Lett so1 Nh and the "a.
sAse 10 ces'inaii1n IRON hetels and rssdtnetss oas
ShAs PUGH General MANAGE -SNe Nses agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-26

BRADSHAW. Al his late residence. No GA strs-;
south, asst Capitol Hill al -l.-ilt o't- p m u1i ma
20:h lSsi. HENRY BRADSh ~. a.,-d -iali;y yea
Services "a residence Ioursia1 lu,r.ftli- ts- ;.
18th. AT light O'clock IEteFu.ei4t 1t MoOlbury :
/ litllds invited.
GRAHAM Ia Rclrn nd Va Mar.h 95th. Ia !.
m. Mrs CA1HAHlSE z GRAHAM, Ia the s.sz1.,y
first N--tr Of TIER
NORRIS ON Marc' 2i-h lisa AZ : n IN Rff.-g s,+-t
Illness. ANNIE NJ. NDIhIS. iurInerlvui Frederic =.
nm RAJ VIII take place from III late rysil.l.cff
ISIS 18th street northwest. THURSDAY. MaTUl
al ~ a IN kelatlH-- aud friends r.esl--tfl
NIted 70 atteI4d iIred.r.ck. Md papers IDEAS.
ihTIAkD on Tuesday morning. March =. I,5s.
JABEZ PITTAED
Funeral viii take place from F.Iry LEES son afr.-
49, felisy wanna Avenue GtiWesi THURSDAY efra
loVn at O'clock. E4A Yes AID ffleds VI 5Ee :a,ul.
are respectfully invited - attend
RALl-D- ON "Wednesday morning. Na-ch g lisa =
81 o'clock, ot Pneumonia ELISE ANN KAIIO rrrr..--
est cid y Frank and GlUs-I iILe kAlIO. aged tgs
months aid DAYS.
Funeral from tie family Residence on TlIursday -ll
March. al 3 cIych q
WpopSQN. ON Marsh *. 1-sl. the -f-Ii.ssa-,f
Ills sister "iine Ora d4strn NJ 81 2U.il street I
hoO.SoS, the beloved husband u MAJ ( NU.ss =.
MAY he sleep IN I-ac.
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An EngIi.h sociaI scandal.
TER EARL OF FUSION AND his WIFE or 'ssEADf
aNTKCEnESTSss


sNTKCEDESTSn
The Earl oi kuston, The future Duke II GFarton-
Is about 10 seek dvUrCe from MS wife on the plea
that the lady's nrst husband Was living II the
time OF her second marriage. The Countess WIN
submit In defense that when ste married hor nrst
husband she supposed him = widower. tut he
proved 10 have anutn er vile, ard when she harmed
TINS she ahan 1onei him. The marriage from which
Tue f-hFl oi EuSJon seeAS u be released occurred
tilTtee'n years ago Tie was AZ thar tine uenry
fItzroN. the eldest son % Lord Augustus FtZroy,
an equerry OF the queen. Henry Fffzroy was st
taAt ue tWentNthrcc years u ag-p when he nell In
love with woman ~ shady anIp.aierts and Ques-
uohaule reputation known as "nAte Cook Her
personal charms were sufficient 70 rarlrivafp tie
HeuhS man, AID he married her without his
lathti sAhoWledCe. III" chronicles ~ the pFt.raRe
Which did not ignore the marriage, aes r,ts5 her
n lit utlShft'T n John Walsh. and widow ~ s'Mr.
SlHlJH Ia iNS2 Lord Augustus Fltzruv sue ee1ed
AlS ortlll'T ~ the seventh pIk. a- Grafton and
henry fTZrOy became Tie Earl 4 Egst0u and heir
Z du-eduIn- That the widow ~ MT smith"
sA,ili D., ;ue lie duchess n GRAFTON was not
peasant thought There had teen trauhia he
tween The assorted QA!r. and tss haa separated
ul mutual consent. hut her lie hll t-en irre,t
since hr marriage. and the Etrl could Ind ua plea
III seeking dlNonce III AiS discovery vi mi
smith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-26
The Courts.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
Yesterday, Horace s johnson agl. the District OF
Columbia decree OF special term dtSmissing I'm OF
complaint affirmed. FeDdall E. Alexander agt.
the District OF Columbia: argued and submitted.
George simmons agt- Charles Pomeroy; argued and
EorITY CorRr-Jud9e MacArth,g.
Yesterday, Ball agt Beavers; appearance OF alb
sent defendant ordered Nosher agt. Mosher: WIN.
Il. Clagett appointed guardian ad llrern. United
States agt Howgate; j. E. Fitch and q. ". Brown
appointed receivers Robinson agt Robinson: ref
erence TO Irwin B. Linton. examiner, ordered taken
Sonnenschmdt agt. Fugttt; sales confirmed nisL
cause referred to auditor. Merrfman agt Merrl-
man; testimony before John A. Clarke. examiner
ordered taken. Beverly agt Beverly; amendment
to bill granted. Joachim agt. CLICK; motion TO dis
miss amended bill oyerruled. White agt. Doyle
decree in equity cause 66s2 set aside with costs
Shattuck agt Shattuck: testimony OF plaintiff or
dered stricken out Shattuck agt Shattuck: hear
ing In general term on first instant ordered Dubois
dered. Dodge agt. Giddings; hearing OF motion
continued till April list, 1884.
CRIMINAL CoCRT-Jbdge FtHie.
Yesterday, John Harris, violating postal laws
motion for new trial filed.
POLICE CoURT-Jud1e Smell
To-day, Michael Nolan, who had been On q three
weeks drunk, and Threatened his wife's life. was
Robert ludlow, a respectable looking man. was
charged with stealing TWO iron planes from Mr.
William Hornbach, who testified that he went TO
the jail yesterday and promised ludlow not TO
were, which he did. The court said, citizens can't
control prosecutions before the court by promising
Immunity to prisoners, and sent the defendant TO
jail for 60 days Vim. Blackwell colored, for steal
ing money from Everly store, No. 1926 Boundary
street. received 90 days in jail Andrew Ferguson.
colored, called an of1cer 1.-The Lights O London"
rms mproptu stroke OF wit cost Ferguson S..
Abram jacques, for cruelty TO animals, was lined
$40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-26
WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO, Auctioueer,

Nv AL1EN D. WILLIAMS GU. AuctioDeers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEGANT HOUsFr1or n
FURNITURE. BRUSSELS CARPETS, BEDDING
&c, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated January 25th AID
1882 and duly recorded IN Liber No 1894 folio 204 one
OF the land recoris for Washington d G. and nv dirc
on Of the party ssSqred hereby shall sell At public
A. p. 1884. COMMENCING AT TEN O'Clock NJ
In front Of the auction rooms of Walter Williams
Co, corner 10th and streets northwest the Furni
ture. Bedding, Carpets. etc. mentioned in the
schedule marked A. attached to said deed Of trust
In part
Walnut Paror Suites. Walnut Chamber Suites Walnut
Mardro6es. Walnut Mantel Mirrors, Walnut Library
Tables Lounges, Walnut Book Case. Walnut WritiuS-
Tables Walnut ExtensioS Tables Walnut Bed
steads. Bureaus and Wa.hstands, Patent Rockers
Painted Wardrobes, Dining Room Chairs Oak Cot
tage Furniture. Walnut Patent Bed Marble Top
Tables, Brussels CARPET. RuVs Hall Carpets Lac.
Curtains. Hair and Husk Mattresses, Feather PHI.
lows and Bolsters. Blankets. Bedding. Heating
stoves, CrOckery, &c, with many other articles in
schedule marked "A" too numerous to mention
Terms cash.
uhI0d WALTER b WILLIAMS Tr,,c4aa