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For Rent.

EOE KtGMts
FNNHE two story brick house No. SO Winter street
Il will be for rent on about the LIST of June.
Inquire of o. G. BOYD No. 1 Exchange street, or
HOWARD E. SoULE, No. 201 Commercial
street. my27dtf
EOR SALE.-Residence of lato Alpheus Libby
T. No. 70 State street. Portland Maine. If de-
sired part of the purchase money can remain on
mortgage. The buyer can have carpets at low ap
praisement. For further Information apply to G.
w. VERRILL, 1911 Middle street. may13-3
WANTED "A thoroughly capable girl to do
w general homework; must have good city ref
erences. Inquire at 116 STATE ST. may27-1
DIGS FOR SALE.-A lot of pigs, Berk-
IL shire crossed with White Chester. c. w.
SMITH, near Deering Poor Farm. may27-1
WANTED To BUY.-A small size, second
w hand safe. also writing desk or table, Adj
dress j. NJ, Press Office. may27-l
VNANTED.-A good cook for camping-out
w party. Address BOX 635. my27-1
THOR SALE.--A pleasure boat. Enquire at
Il No. 5 FRANKLIN WHARF. may27-1
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EXPOSED /!

This certifies that Messrs Oren Hoop
er and Son obtained the Cess Refrigera-
tor in what we consider an unfair and
underhanded manner.
A man representing himself as ID. l..
Leighton, living and doing business in
Mechanic Falls but whom we afterward
ascertained to be C. p. StOckman, rum
ner from Boston, called at oar store and
purchased twelve Refrigerst ers to be
sold, as he claimed, at Mechanic Falls,
but he Immediately shipped them to
Oren Hooper & Son to be sold in Port
land. Previous to this we had given
Messrs. Z. f. FOss & Sons the sole agen-
cy Of this Refrigerator In Portland, and
the above parties were knowing the fact.
MeSsrs. I. f. FOss & Sons have the exclu-
sive agency for these Refrigerat0rs in
Portland.
The above RefrigeratOrs are the best
RefrigeratOrs in the Market, having
stood the test for seventeen years, giy-
ing the most perfect satisfaction, and
all who purchase these RefrigeratOrs OF
i. +. FOss & Sons, will be sure of getting
the genuine Cess Refrigerator.
A. L. & +. F. GOSS.
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strengthen the system
al have used Hoods Sarsaparilla for some time,
and have derived benefit therefrom. 1t gives me
an appetite, and strengthens the whole system.
can eheerfully recommend it to all who need a
Strengthening incidence JOSIAH W. Cook,
President Mutual Fire ms. Co., Cambridge, Mass.
81 was all run down, had no appetite; my food
would not digest, and was troubled with nervous
debility. On taking Hoods Sarsaparilla I COM
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now taken four bottles and can say feel like a
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Hoods SarsapariIla
Sold by all druggists. 81 six for S. Made only
by G. I. HOOD 6 CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass
100 Doses One Dollar.
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Elixir TaTaXiCun COMPOUND.

An agreeable Elixir composed of
Fresh DandeliOn, Wild Cherry and
Genetian, chemically combined
with Iron. Phosphorus and Quin.
inc. One dose of Elixir Taraxicum
will correct indigestion and from
one to three bottles, according to
the severity Of the disease" will
permanently cure the worst form
of the complaint. APPETITE,
one bottle Taraxicum Compound
will insure a hearty appetite and
increased digestion.
Large Bottles so cents.
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M 9 MORiAL DAY.
Portland and Rochester RaiIroa

train will leave the Station, foot of Preble St..
at 81 p. m. or immediately on arrival of the pro.
cession.
FARE ROUND TRIP 20 CENTS.
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THE SHANNON CASE.
Verdict of the Coroner's bury.

The Board then adjourned.
Evening star., 1884-03-13
Mr.. Sharon,s Lovemakiuu

As TOLD BY MISS HILL. HIS ALLEGED LAWFUL WIFE.
In the Sharon divorce case IN San Francisco yes
terday Frank Rodney, cousin OF the pantif, testi-
ned that on the evening before Sharon's arrest In
September last, he accompanied Miss Till to the
Palace hotel He heard her say TO Sharon: "You
know, Senator, am your lawful welded wife. al
though you have told OF the best people in the
city that am only your mistress" The Senator
denied the accusation. The witness swore that the
marriage contract was the same document he had
seen In December. 1881.
Miss Hill, the plaintiff, then testified In her own
behalf She said: 81 first conversed with senate OF
Sharon In the spring OF 1880. He said that he had
heard that was q stock-Sharp, and that II would
come to his office he would give me some points
gave him S. 800 to invest. He always talked lore
to me when visited his office He said he wanted
me to love him, and that II would let him love Inc
he would give me $1,000 a month and house.
told him he mistook the woman. and that millions
could not buy me. He said he was only teasing Inc:
that he loved me better than any one else since lis
wife died. He proposed secret marriage, but re-
sented the proposition. He told me about woman
In Philadelphia, with a baby. OF which she said
Sharon was the father. He said that he had sent
money to the mother to stop her making trou-
hiA
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DIED..


BROWN. On Thursday morning March 18th 1894
a. nt1 t9GlacR e, atter short and eanfu inTs LAURA
Marion A. Brown, aged eighteen months.
Her funeral ' viii taSe P.ss from her erandpsrsnts
stant- at o'clock D. IN.
BETihR i xn on the afternoon q March l2th lss.
mott ana beloved wife of John A Butler aged thirty
Her funeral win take place from the residence of John
McDerinott BIG Missouri avenue at O'Clock Satnr
ricks churh Where al mass Il requiem vii b. sung for
The rsISse Of her soul internisn, a, Mount oii.ei
DORSEY. On March 18th, lssa a. 2ls.m, afters
lons and Isniul i!lness, ALLEN 5. DORSEY, assd s.
Ipslrinslng TO the glorious skies.
81 TGnsst ssss ss,.,,. sa, Yrs s s%,ils divine
Funeral will take place from bis late residence No
~ ns2g Ray Ie syfs an, ne % on frdSy Msh ltta t2p
AM reiit d The late Fatrak Doiie IL the sIts
r,,nsrs, from Ma Nay i.,s ,ss rest in neacs
STREETS souihwest R,IrlieIn mass at St Doni,.icS
1hurch. a. o'cock saturday moriine. 18th instant
pUVAIL On ThuTsllay morning. March 18th. 1854.
at three olock KATIE, youngest daughter of Lewis J.
Funeral from her parsntr resid ice No 4ss s,reet
sv tssaa ad snd are sl isnn invited i. sS
to attend.
EAsloN. On March 18th 1884 at half past o'clock.
Macy ANN EAsIoS. in the SIXTY ninth yesr oi Esr
Deer fnOf@er when we a Death must part
How keen. low deep the pain.
But shhil stin be loiIIel heart
And hope TO meet again,
BY Her CBuDRRS
Her funeral viii take place al O'clock Friday. the
18th from her late residence. Twenty xth
and r streets. Friends and relatives are rs-
spectfully invited TO attend.
am. cuRSEIIrs FITzPhfRIcR. native Of Parish 81
Drumleane County Caysn Ireland ia the thirty sixth
year of tbs
Funeral will leave his late residnce No l4l6 % street
northwest o'clock from thence 20 the Iufmsculste
CanSEptlon Church. where requiem VIII held
Friends and relatives invited 10 attend New York
pers please copyl
O'Clock II after short but painful illness. ANDREw
LEONARD. formerly Of the city of New York, n the
seventeen year of his
The friends and acouaintances Of his family
spectfully invited to attend HE funeral 30 o'clock
on Friday morning the lxth inst. from hs late resi-
dence No Gas q street southeast and from thence 10
ST. Peters church. where soleLln VII be cels
brated
Evening star., 1884-03-13
The Old Man OutrGa.
AN xXCITING RACE To THE NISISTER's nv A Cof-Pl


OF VIRGINIA LOVERS.
special dispatch TO the Philadelphia Times
says: One OF the most exciting elopenents that has
happened in Virginia for years past was that Tues
day OF Miss Hattie Carter and Henry Smith, aged
respectively eighteen and twenty-one years The
parents OF both resided in Accomac county. Miss
Carters father was bitterly opposed 10 the
attentions OF young Smith to his daugh-
ter Tuesday Henry met Hattie near her
home. The couple got into a buggy. which WAS
In readiness, and started to drive 10 a ministers
house TO be married. Mr.. Carter got wind OF the
affair, and hastily preparing another team, drove
after the elopers- Smith and the young lady had
over nlile start OF the excited parent For time
the pursuer gained on the runawayS. Seeing this
Smith put the whip TO his horse and forced the
iinal into galop. After the parties had raced in
this manner for about miles the trace OF Mr.. Car
ters harness broke. and compelled him TO stop to
make repairs. This accident was improved by
Smith, and enabled him and the lady 10 reach the
residence or Rev. Mr.. Crowley, 10y whom they were
married.
The GiStance-ten mileS-waS accomplished in
less Than an hour and the re- kless driving OF both
parties created quite excitement among those
who witnessed ii. Many drove after the couple and
congratulated them upon their success After the
marriage Smith and his bride boarded the steamer
Maggie at HOf1manS wharf and came TO Baltimore
Negotia ions for a reconciliation are how IN pro-
greSS
Evening star., 1884-03-13
q DfaSolfcal Pint
F1-AN OF BAND oF TEN-rFaR-oLp cowBors 70 POL
son THEIR MOTHERS AND 90 WEST

F1-AS OF BAND oF TtN-rraR-oLp oowBors 70 POL
son THEIR MOTHERS AND 90 wrST
special 10 the New York World rram on City,
Pa. March "a. says A band OF would be cowboys,
WHOSE members dc not average ten years OF age.
has been broken up In Franklin BY the spanking
process literally administered 10y parental hands
Trey hsd liked their plans In q manner thst would
have done credit 70 the most desperate of the west
lRey heid Their meetings, matCr~d their plsns and
tew DAYS ago hadeverything In readiness for their
utpalfure- Their captain, taininsrlr known ss
"bsaiwood jim gave the final oriers In order
20 nave no cause 10 return ne said each morn her OF
the band must poison his Mother H, nr,lniset 10
pCoduce the poison and have 81 on hand the next
uAN, when II could be divided All the bows were
10 poison their mothers In the evening ard morn
ing was 10 iiud them far away No dount they
would nave carried out their dlsholica plot but for
oe sils4l yesr-oid yoUnesJer who as afraid
hl> another would suffer too much The captsin 10
stsit MN, agreed 10 try the poison on the srysnt
girl nrst, and. II She died easily then Tine mother
iA"st Iviio"- The servant g1rl happened 10 over
near the agreement ana Informed The bows ps rents
LHt tesuLt was mat each Particular member OF the
gang wss Interviewed with "A strap IN The xtod
shtl Some time aeO the police OF THIS city broke
up gang of BOYS which met In an out-of-the- way
shanty and studied fash papers and cine noyels
Evening star., 1884-03-13

HAD 10 LIvR on RAW FIsH.-Georre Schenek
samuel Holmes ana William shepherd left Old
NH creek. New Lots, l. l., In the yacht Minnie ou
February 22d, To go codnShing They Intended 10
return In three days ihe little Vessel did not
turn at the end or the three DAYS. and as tin.e
passed on without any tidngs or the craft or II :
occupants, the relatives Of the men mourned them
as dead Last sunday, however, the Minnie sailed
into New Lots. ana the crew received a hearty
welcome. They said ia explanation OF their a6e
sence, that soon after leaving Jamaica baS they
struck school or Goldfish aud quickly fllled the
vessel Al night, when they turned the yacht
toward home, squall struck her ana she was car
rled out 10 sea- The Minnie was suoseg ueiltlA
caught In some lie and the crew found IL iInpu,si-
Ole 10 reach shore. They suffered greatly from the
cold, and as their provisions gave out they were
compelled to eat the raw fish
Evening star., 1884-03-13
ALE OF BUILDINGS AT AUCTION.
p oBERT o. HoLTzMAN, Real Estate Auctionesr.


BGsISEss PkGpEkf1 oPPosITE E!"cES1 cESTER ER
MARKET. Being Being HoTsE No. ~ ON Ninth
SIHETT XHich ri NSTEauSHp%sEsT' sTaSps AND THE LOT on
Under and by virtue OF three deeds Of trust dated "a
respectively on the 9Th day OF October 1s79 the "a
18th day Of September 1881 and 9th day of Decern sA
st Idbsr ses folio IS, seq and in iiber ssi,
folio 13 ct of the land records of tn District Of
Columbia the undersigned Trustees will SELL public
auetiTI n IL front r 91 The premises On TUEsDAY
FIVE O'clock NJ. ali that % piece or r'is parcel si
District Of Columbia and being all that part Of lot nine
CO.. in square three hundred aud eiKhtytw (382l con-
ming for the same q. point 9Th street west distant
ninety -four (94 feet eleven 1 inches south from the
corner OF SAID square, and running thence
south S2s9 fees thence vest eighty eight
lot in said square thence northwardly with sad east
line twenty (6) feet () inches the line Of
the lot sold and conveyed by Richard Smith trustee
the 18th of September. lS49 to A. N. Clesnents and
beginning. tossther with the improvements right OF
alley over the north three @ feet front by depth Of
said Of lot Is reserved for the OF said part Of
lot and the property adjoining it ON the north
Terms Of sale: One-third Of purchase money TO he
paid in cash. the residue to be paid in one and two
from day Of SALE with six per interest the
sorry notes OF TO be eysn for defereed
Of the undersigned rustees all the option
the purchaser. Terms Of sale to be Complied with in
ten days from day of SALE trustees reserve the right
to resell at the rsk and cost Of defauing purchaser
after such nSsise - may seem proper to the
GE0 r. PPLEBY.
wM. EDMoNsToN. Trustees.
Ro Ho14faHMfs;nN' "a f;n street rsttis%thhw northwest
INh1OLdGoe 10th And II
Evening star., 1884-03-13
How the Great River God Cut. Ms. wa,

NlcksuuTE Letter IN the Globe Democrat
0Fanls Old headquarters at Nnlikens Bend In
one OF the places thrown out by the relocation or
The leFee some distance back OF IL The river has
encroached TIL the old leyee has dropped ia, and
how the high water Is over the plantation aud an
around the houses from which The operations
against Nicksburg were directed The graveyard
aocVe Where collins Used 10 oe seen sticking out VI
tlc oailk couple II years ago. has all oaVed Into
the river The new levee Is fUll half lille back Of
" here the old one was
Evening star., 1884-03-13
TVHOMAs DOWLING, Auctioneer.

'kNdOMAo DOWAlNt, Aucroneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NOR INVEST, No.
1gs FIRST STREET NORTHWEST, AND PART
OF LOT 2. IN SQUARE No '3l, ON PENNoYL-
EANIA AILNUE EAST, BETWEEN FIRST AND
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of thela
District of Columbia passed tne llth day of s:a
sell to the highest bidder in front Of the premises COM
TUESDAY. THE TwENTY-FIFTH DAY OF
MARCH 1884 Lot No q of Daniel Carrolls subdivision
OF original lot No in square No 5T5 except the por
ton conveyed to the United States improved by three
avenue northwest.
Also part of lot 8. Of the subdivision, in square
NO 90 fronting twenty three (23) feet 1s street.
and improved by brick dwelling No 1Os
lst street northwest
Also part of lot in square No 731 beginning for the
OF said lot and running thence with the dividing line
between lot snd lots Numbered 3 and to street
thence east with said street twenty fonr t24) feet
seven ana three quarters OK inches: thence parallel
with the line dividing lot number from lots and to
Pennsy ylvania avenue. and thence westwardly with
said avenue twenty five feet.
Terms Of SALE prescribed by said decree One third
OF the purchase money to be paid in cash. and the
balance Ill one and two years from the day of sale For
tue deferred payments the purchaser purchasers shall
annum secured by deed deeds Of trlst the prop
efty Pnrchased deposit OF hundred t$loJ dollars
on each lot must be made when tile property is knocked
down All conveyancine to be at the cost of the pur
chaser or purchasers Terms of sale to be complied with
within seven days from dsy of sale, the property will
JOHN L. MCNALLI Trustee,
mh13d&ds Columbian Law Building.
Evening star., 1884-03-13
T1Hos. J. FISHER 4 o.. Real Estat. Auction.srz

TKusTEEs SALE OF LOTS on MT. PLEASANT
AVENUE, BETWEEN SHERMAN AVENUE AND
SEVENTH STREET ROAD.
On sATgBpAY AFTERNOON, MARCHAn
O'CLOCK. in front Of the premises, by virtue Of az
deed Of trust dated JANUARY 5th 1882 and duly recorded
for Washington county c. and at the request Of the
party secured thereby shall sell the east half Of Lot
and Browns subdivision Of Mount Pleasant fronting
together IS feet the south aide Of Mt Pleasant
depth Of k0 feet
Terms: One half in CASH the remainder in one year.
with interest and secured by deed Of trust. deposit
Of $50 viii be rs9piEed at time Of sale.
mhll-d APPLETON p. CLARK Surviving Trustee
Evening star., 1884-03-13
ylARlIIED.

ERNEsT-HAwKINs In Baltimore on The 2,.n a.
January. lss4, by the Rev. Vim II. ID. Harner Mr.
John ERNEsr OF baltimore. to Miss FANNIE {.
HAWKINS. of Washington, ID &.
FREf-BAkER, on March H. 1874 at the resiIen,. ;.
OF the brides PARENTS ON Capitol Hil by Rev VIM
Mch Kelley, Mr. VICTOR h, FREY, of York. Pa ~
Miss EIyORk RAEER
Evening star., 1884-03-13
a Room for the ui,,eutum

From TIE tiiCInBstl News turuAl
Just think OF H. A ken,ucky Jury. ali white
men, and doubtless al colonies send 10 the pen,-
tentiaFy for eight years. Thomas Cr1uenaen ase
tWentN-saNen years. graduate ~ Center college
'Srandson Of the late John J. Crfftenden Ken
tucAy famous senator; nephew ol Gen Thos "A
'rttenden, or the L. = army: son Of Col Roterr n
ttitlehdei formerly l. - narsha for the district
oI htntuckN; cousin ~ Gov. Crittcnien uf Mis-
souri; cousin OF Gov. Ei Murray, OF Utah &C xo.
aid all .ur merely .ki,ing a niggpr,'' ''
Evening star., 1884-03-13

PENSION AGENT AKRESTED.-Pension Agent
Nathan Turner was arrested Tuesday night. AT
CORY. Pa. and charged 10y George ID. Sednan, epe-
cial examiner In the United States pension bureau
with having eXtorted exOrbtant fees frum a pen
soher, robert Davis. Turner, Who was committed
Tor Trial. Is also charged with Withholding fees u
The amount Of several hundred dolara
Evening star., 1884-03-13

A FCGrTry d'osTA AsTER--While q government
Official was examining the affairs of the BenUingron
W. post ofice, aDy, the postmaster lert for paris
unknown, taking with hiin all his available rtlpdS
HIS act creates sensation. as he has possessed
public confidence 10 d large degree. He has been
iQtemDerate of lata
Evening star., 1884-03-13

HERZOG, 313 PENNSYLVANIA AVE Sw rop
~ merry q Oe 9Th street northwp,t oerS ~.
rsIfi ~ ~ Goods LADIES' aid Gsn;lsmens FIR
Az our expenses small we arr - ,rA :,
profits. Children's Dresses OF sl sras ~, I'm small
made in the neetsst -tyles 0' AiOnI <ac up,
Our Wnite Drtss Shirts laundred reinto-ra, ,,,a,,
Sr SeckwsAr OF the latest styles aud Ho-ery A. "a
& a. pes r , Iaaies Hose l0c per pair the best
new pstterns Just received beaafnl S..;an ,
NJ J. uEKZOG
seD1e-im NO. 3ls Psnnsylvsnia ave n ~
Evening star., 1884-03-13
Latest News by Cable.

WHY THE POPE DECLINED TO SEE PRINCE LEOPOLD.
ROME, March 13-Cardinal Jacobini. papal secre-
tary OF state, has informed the nunciOS at Munich
ana Vienna that the pope refused to grant audi
ence to Prince Leopold, OF Bavaria, and his Wife,
the Princess Gisela, daughter OF the Austrian
rights OF the vatican and wishes to prevent miSin
depreciation.
NIHIILST THREATS IN RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 13.-The chief OF police
has received letter from nihiliStS threatening
with death any one who informs agalnSt Deljaien,
who was the leader OF the four nIhilistS that MUIR
dered Col Sudeikn on the evening OF December %.
Evening star., 1884-03-13

DEADLOCK IN THK PkAxUT TRApE-A dead
lock In the peanut market In Norfolk, Va Is grow
ing Out OF a dispute between buyers and sellers
the sellers Claiming that the schedule OF weights
and prices laid down by the buyers arbitrary and
unjust meeting was held yesterday, but 20 ad-
l9slment was effected Tho sellers win appeal TO
the growers. aud In the meantime business Will he
al standstill. The peanut trade IL a large one Ia
NorIoN, amounting 10 millions of dollars snnuaily
Evening star., 1884-03-13
The Folly of Libel Suit..


from the lIiiiadelFlia Times.
Ii ought 10 be plain by this time 70 man with q
grievance AGAINST newspapers that nothing a 40
profltess as the libel suit IL yindication k ons,,
cred desirable. IL wrong Is done. either know
ingly or Unwitungly. the newspsper is slwsxs
rfady 10 night a. BuT OF the hundreds a, ital suts
Iied durIhE me past lew years those which have
fevons' iuctrd the character Of the nbelee NAV ba
cuuAled On the nRsers OF ole hand. The best sa-
Vice 10 give man who contemplates libel suit
moved but poslllye word. ~ Dnn1
Evening star., 1884-03-13

warth reported AT the Jersey city police besdounr
ters last evening that he WAS IN search OF a wo-
man named Miller, who he wanted arrested for
tlgainy. She came from SaKOny, where she left
several husbands in May, 1882 and since hef ar
rival here has married three nlen the complainant
being one or them, and deserted them after col
lectlhg what was OF value about the house. He de-
sci1hes her as a handsome and well educated wo-
man of 81 years
Evening star., 1884-03-13
The M. z. Conference South.

BALTIMORE, March l3.-In the Baltimore confer
ence OF the Methodist Episcopal church south. this
morning, q number OF clerical and lay dele
gates who were not present yesterday ap-
peared and took their seats Very favorable
reports OF the condition OF the church were made
by the presiding elders OF Rockingham Val. Lewis
burg and Moorsfleld districts. The sermon the
centenary OF Methodisin WAS delivered by Rev.
John S. Martin.
Evening star., 1884-03-13

RANGE or THE THRRNONKTRR.-Tho following
were the readings at the ofice Of the chief signal
onicer to-dAy-7a. q. m, al; II AM 47.7 Pm, 47.t
Maximum, za6: minimum, SEA
Evening star., 1884-03-13
RoBr. j. Thomas.

RoBr. j. TnoMAs,
BROKER IN
GRAIN. PROVISIONS. COTTON AND STOCKS
No. 6ls 18th st. National Metropolitan Bank BuildingJ
Orders to buy Or SELL margin or for cash. executed
on the Chicago Board of Trade aud New York Cotton
Exchange Constant quotations INSTANTLY received ~
direct private wires.
F. P. sCHM1TT 4 CO.. Chicago correspondent.
SAWYER. WALLACE CO.. New York correspondent
References National Metropolitan Bank,
Orders By Telephone Promptly Attended To)
Evening star., 1884-03-13

VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.

THE SHORT LINE To TIE SOUTH, SOUTHWEST
AND WEST
Schedule IN effect NOV L ENBER Is. 1888
: IS A.M--NEW ORLEANS NAIL daily. making close
connections to all points South and Southwest.
Daily, ex ePt sunday with c. . Railway. Pull
man SIeerIux Buffet ears from New and Wash
lnetOn to Atl.nte- PJillInTn Sleeping cars from
Washington ard Atlanta 20 New Orlease
G:lo :loPM--LOUISYILiE p f FAST Ii + Daily via Char
louisville TO GllGiuuati Louisville and al Western
points Pullman Sleeping Washington to
louisville
l0:4U .N--SOCTHERE MAIL AND EXPRESS Daily
u all points South and Southwest Vim Danyiil- and
Charlotte Daily except sunday with g u q Railway
Pullman Sleeping ears from Washn ton via Dan
VILE. Charlotte and Atlanta to New Orleans also.
from Washington Charlotte and Columbia TO
Augusta
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington at S35 A.
VI daily, except sunday
Warrenton trains leave Washington at S:35 A VI and
5l0P.M daily
For tickets and information inquire at COmpany's Of
6ce, 6U1 Pennsy lyan.a avenue 1t Juion De pot.
VI SLAUGHTER. y MACDANIEL
eren- Pass. AGENT Agent.
mario SOL HAAS. Traffic Niana.rr
Evening star., 1884-03-13
THoMAs DONLING, Anctioneer.
THOAIAS BOWLING. AuctIoneer.

VERY HANDSOME EBONY AND GILT PARLOR
SUITE FINELY TfHOLSTERED), PARLOR
" T. TABLE. WINDOW HANGINGS, ENGLISH
BEEs sSELS ~ So IcARFEIs, IINE INGRAM RAJ GAk-
N SUITES AND SEPARATE PIECES THROUGH
0tT TIE HOUSE. BLANKETS AND CON-
FORTS. PILLOWS AND BOLSTERS. HAIR AND
HUSH MATTRESSES. PAINTED FURNITURE.
WALNUT En- NSION AND OTHER TABLES.
WALNUT NJ I. SIDEBOARD. LARGE GUAM
THY OF CHINA AND GLASSWARE, HEATING
STOVES WALL TENT, LARGE REFRI6ERA-
TOR GREAT QUANTITY OF KITCHEN REQUI-
SITES. &c. &C. AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY. MARCH EIGHTEENTH. 1884, COM
rlencng at Ten O'CLOCK. at the residence of a lady
eeclinng housekeeping No 2Gl7 street northwest,
shall sell the entire contents.
1nhI2-5t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.