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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctloneer.

NoSAOAO OSNAAeN0, AuCtoucSC
REAL ESTATE IN GEORGETOWN
BY virtue Of the and authority in us vested IA
by the last WILL testament and codicil of the late .ia
Isabella Davis deceased will offer public eli
ton. on WEDNESDAY THE 18TH DAY OF MARCH.
A. d. 1884 at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK M in
of ground and premises standing together known as
and being Lot numbered ninety five 1850 Bealls ad-
dton 70 Georgetown in the Dist let of Columbia 'front.'
sixty feet the north side of Bea street and run
ming back with that width hundred and twenty feet
to the line Of said Lot with the buildings and i'm
brick house with cellar and attic. Also the alley con.
Meeting said Lot with West street the same ia de.
scrbed aud conveyed in deed from Richard Smith to
Stephen Cassn dated January 90 1887 and recorded
Liber w. B. GA folio 8, ct seq
Also part Of lot numbered ninety SIX tss in Bealls
lowing metes and bounds: BEGINNING for the at
point distant ninety feet from the southeast
Of lot numbered ninety (9T) In said addition
and running westwardly on the north line Of Beal1
street twenty two feet less to the line OF
lot numbered ninety-fve ta5) in said addition; thence
said lot thence eastwardly and parallel with the first
line twenty two feet more less and thence south
wardy one hundred and twenty feet to point of begin
ming.
Terms O. sale: One-fourth of the purchase money to
be paid in cash and the balance in SIX twelve egh
per annum on the deferred payments-t purchasers
notes to be given for the by deed
upon the property sold ali cash. at the purchasers
option deposit Of $500 be made upon the property
with In ten days the property will be resod if be
not complied with in tnst time Ut the risk and costs Of
the defautlng purchaser All conveyancing and
Ing at purchasers cost. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-29

Mr. OvINGroN &. WELLER, of Maryland, the first
appointment in the Post once department under
the civil service rules was to-day reappointed,
having served the probationary period OF ak
months with entire satisfaction.
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THE OTTO GAS rxGISs

TIVE OTTO GAS TNt,INs
neinres no boiler avoids all exrensive attendant,
&c loss OF time no handiln- OF fueI sr3 - 49, =. .
1sea .Ltenslyey iSr running fsssenger aud Freish:
rIc lithcxrzpic Presses -. SitSE SiIers Fr1ntiS
ana halips Machinery. Iathes &c &c ihis err,as
runs Win s1treIe siaotbuess ana reuliaritx =, ,s
Possesses the least humber 81 wors a. % spei
srsaI o!lc;ty q LaIisln -~ bsi -. -i-c
or particulars as " pI.cszs Sc -,,,.,- -, -. ,
W asliIlIgtOA CI-s .--shI 60 SAaS7 :.
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RAILROADS.
PALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Ikt AoDEL FAST LINE AND TIE ONLY LINZ
BETWEEN
IHE EAST AND TIE WEST
MA. WASHINGTON

1AL AoDEL FAST LINE AID TIE ONLY LINE
,,r., ,z5Es< S$ElsH5SS 81 NEST
seledge to take ct stN6AY November 49, 1888
and W ssndra o. or ey
1eE CLicaEo,. Cincinnati. Louisville and ST. Loni,
sush cesehes and Ys IGo Cars to a E;s
tA.sIt saturday.
in to tit'sburF: Cleveland and Detroit. with Sleep
ins Sars to Pittsourr
Ssly; with SLEEPER for Toledo Wheeling and Lake
1Is:ps for Philadelphia and New York a. s:1oa m.
fs e s sunday ? m AID io:Oor daily. with
i6s SFH On T,e5 Says S go 40 500 slo1
irsinj 4:4O $50 iG0 SIC iG:i. io.,5 Pm = hln-
15r ta.tAoIe o. sundays 20. 500. 500 a M I:2a
Fer ANNAPOLIS 40 r., 6T al . = 10 and 4.ao
1eTWsy statlons feGween Washington and Baltimore.
.e.t;4c : III y 10 ulu-.JSU. $40 saud 1915 I'M
s:45 m daily s1eegt sunday. AS pm, daily .or
aaiiy t%c,it ga r n 5;c 'f st., -, n
rn sai sa foF fef ~. cay 5s' I5 sunday
pm; and :45 pm e2iiy except SUNDAY liz 40
1sl Hs.ersrown lO.l5 and I'm daily except
Trails arrive from tie est daily CO. 80 am. 2aa
flcn. New York and Ihi,adeIrhia 2:55 s:aoam daily
r q : n, daily e1ceIt SUNDAY
IRON AInsyO-is go I0:4U am. 1:5o. 81 pm. Sun
From LeH:.;t.,l C;2J q daily. and 2l5p m daily
exert Sunday.
EIon. ree.ercs and intermediate roirts SIS 1000
n, Us 40 T. H.. rnd 80 y. III. daily except
,SIDcay. e-UJ II CaliJ from Point OF Rocks
2It1ls Itave Ial7-n.Cre FOR NaslnEtCIi at 81
u. -. 9. slt. and 1870 Ia l-:I5 80 T. 44G 5
-. t-at. .-Up SEt. lJ:l5 T. SUNDAYS = A. 40
" y > INA L. % 3 x : 30 ~ IL,
a. Trans from Washington stop - Relay Station except
z;oP r'
- further Information apply at the Baltimore ard
S-lc Chet OfLte-N s-hngtuu Station, tIJ and 1851
iIsI wanna avenue. corner l4t siI-et here orders
Val LIZ tA.e Tor iKxAe ~ lie checked receive is
t-.y I01n. IL the C-y.
v 81 CLLMENIs; u. Of T, Baltimore
Il9 4 h LORD. Cel.l PASSENGER Agent
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO.. Auctioneera

AUCTION SALES.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. AuctiOneers
UNUSUALLY GOOD SALE OF FUR ITuRE.
Handsome Parlor Suite. upholstered in silk; Ebo,y
Tr.mes rol bach Parlor suite. u hostsred IN push:
T En-
Wsns Sp Sou Site nea P. new s: s
s.%SsE sa s,dsSo.rS :sd sa:
Hsi a
San1 sRd & a sniy Hs MARCH FIRST
f9om. the sbSvs collect Q. household furniture
II WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 co. Aucts.
g. So a1snss oppos. City Pos. on
SATURDAY a sREs!hs; sA HzRcH FIRST.
One Fine e Pa sl2r orgsn
Notions &C. ~''' ''-'''' 1A'e0 "''e' "A''A'' It
&c a9SD 3ATE S n @ EIFPSES7
r55EfH sa let Gaeotk MI
tSn at this date. consists Gold Silver Watches.
bsp Is Gsnts c itnr 81 KS Albums mbreas
Parties hiding tex Is o. which time expires will
~ E. HE1DENHE1MER. Broker.
NJ FOLEY. Auctioneer. teba9-St
TNHOMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer
E1ECUIoR,s SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
AAIR CLOTH PARIok. .FURNIITRE. ~ +:
TABLES, PICTURES. HALL FUR NITURE, VERY
HAHpsOME ANTIQUE DINING TABLES.
SSnnAlhS ,MAtNHh AND MAHOGANY CHAM
RATHER BEDS. holsters AND PILLOWS,
sfosEs k1fohES REQ 1s sAhrEa &C. &c.
On THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH SIXTH 1884
eounnencng at Ten O'CLOCK. shall sell at residence
NO 3Oz6 street. Georgetown, D. c. the entire house
n0ld meets c. NJ. MATTHEWS,
1eoIS-Qks Executor.
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The Stock Market Weak.

BULLS AND BEARS BOTH CAUTIOUS
NEW YORK. Feb. 90, 1:5O p. m.-The Post says: The
character OF the stock market during the forenoon
ranged from weak to negative The bears were
cautious about putting out any larger line of shorts
after SO large drop as that of yesterday afternoon
some Of the stocks sold two Of three DAYS ago were
doing 1t cautiously, and only at lowest nguTes The
result was that this sustained the market to con-
siderable extent and prevented any important de-
CLUE and at IL O'clock out OF forty stocks actively
traded In, seventeen were higher by fraction from
4 to q, seventeen were lower, and six were un-
changed.
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Miss BLackRuRN AND THE LATE s.LN1 Nor,

MISS BLACKBURN AND THE LATE SALMI MORSE
Thos. J. Mckinney, continuing his testimony before
the coroners Inquest on The body OF Saint Morse a
New ora yesterday. after the report OF the pr
ceedings in yesterdays STAR closed, said that GA
the night OF the 2lst instant he eft the Cosmopo-
tan theater about Ills. Afterwards he called st
Miss Blackburns house Ii was about I ocfbcs
The tan.treSs admitted him 10 Miss Blackburn
rooms, which were dark. Witness liz the gas aIll
saw Mr.. Morse and Miss Black burn together Tie
latter started up and exclaimed, '.Oh, Ton,n VII
ness said TO Morse: "You old rascal you have runel
this woman" She told witness that she was sick
and was afraid 10 stay alone. Mr.. Morse made the
same explanation. Witness denied emphaticallf
that he struck Mr. Morse. The coroner decided
that the only way In which McGivney's testimong
could be rebutted was TO recall Miss Blackburn.
This was done, and the lady explained the difficu.Y
over the money transaction she had with McGivneJ,
and denied In a most emphatic manner the truth IT
the remainder OF his testimony.
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TIE CIVIL SERVICE RKPoRr.-Tne President this
afternoon sent the report OF the ctvn service COM
mission to Congress.
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The Markets.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 29-virginis skies, consolidated
%: past-due coupons do new threes. 5S1S North

BALTIMORE. Feb. 29:-yirginia Sizes consolidated
Carolina sizes. Old iiok bid today . '''' N0''n
BALTIMORE. Feb. 29.-Cotton steady middling. 10x
s de a@ @
s75 city mills super 275a35O; do. extra s75ass5 do
lative patent 100 Whest-southern steady and quiet;
DO amber iisai II: NJ Maryland il+ssi. 10
o. April iiexa ip iS; nay. iii.a MnEss
Corm-eoutasrn frmer: western easier southern white
fe6ruary. ssSasi March 5sa5s21 April s' soses Si
May 62Aaa2ts; steamer. 54a56 Oats dull and easier
sss5 Rye aas esss asy
Is 200. Provisions quiet and steady-Mess pork. old
rib sides, packed. sAal0h. Bacon-shoulders 9; clear
F s+t saef IN Hams isiSk
Esss frmer 1890 Petroleum nominalCredned. ss:asS
Coffee quiet and easier-Rio ordinary to fair
1snsa ss sas faift and %sysly sS n
dear. issd grsin. 2a2ad. kscaipts1aour aos7 bar:
5000 bushels. shipments-corn. 5000 bushels SALES
wheat 6s40oo bushels; corn. l2l 600 bushels
ton, @, have bee n awarded the contract for slate
and iron work for the stairway Of the Memphis
public building, for S6,050.
GEOLOGICAL MAP OF TIE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Prof J. w. Powell, the chief Of the geological sur
Interior states that the work upon the map OF the
District OF Columbia has consisted OF the compiling
and transferring, by Messrs Bodfish and Bassett
OF the material furnished by the and geOdettc
survery in the form OF original unpublished sheets
upon scale Of 1-15000 with contours 20 feet apart
vertically, and covering the greater part OF the
area required for the immediate use Of the geolo.
gist"
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JOHN F. LANE the postmaster at Garfield, near
Uniontown, has resigned, and W. T. Murray has
been appointed IN his place.
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CANADIAN OFFICIAL SAYS CHIEF NIMMOS FIG
CREs ARE ABsCRp-In the examination OF John
Lowe, secretary OF the Canadian department OF ag-
ncuture, yesterday, before the select committee on
emigration, be said that the statements OF the chief
OF the bureau OF statistics at Washington with ref
erence to the number OF persons coming into the
United States from Canada, were simply absurd
and without q particle OF foundation. Mr. Lowe
backs up his statements with aff1dav1ts from the
collectors OF customs at Port Huron and Fort Gra-
tiot, declaring that there was no data whatever by
which Chief Nimmo could arrive at such conclu-
GtonS
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An ILLINOIS HoRRoR--For several months Miss
Ada Wallace, daughter OF Professor Wallace, one
OF the leading citizens OF Columbus, Bartholomew
county, Ill, has been teaching school a short dis
lance In the country. Not coming TO her supper
Tuesday night search was made Tor her. and She
was found In the schOolhouSe almost dead having
given birth TO child, which, to conceal ner shame
she had thrown into the stove. she was taken
home, and now lies IN q critical condition
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IMPEACHMENT RESoICTToSs-ResOutions Were
yesterday introduced IN The Mississippi house look-
ing 10 LIe Impeachment OF Gen j. Argyle Smith,
state superintendent Of education. account ~
bis Incorporate Use Of whisky. lie has been twice
nominated and elected 10 this Important position
10y the democratic party, and has held the OH e
iUr SIX wears and has two more TO serve. He WIS
brave officer Of the confederate army, having
resigned d position in the regular army II 1856.
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(NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROvED
~ REAL ESTATE on NORTH CAPITOL STREET,
BETWEEN AND STREETS

(NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROvED
~ REAL ESTATE ON NORTH CAPITOL STREET
BETWEEN D AND STREETS.
By virtue of dec;e &c of the S rre,ne Court of x>
the District OF Columbia. Pr sed on the 9Th day of
December, 1883 land amended on the eth day of IL
Decelno-r 1888. in equity cause 40 1864. Doc. IS,
VIII rein the National Union Insurance company Is
plain If and John lyle and other fenlants
Gommeng fi At at, FDgk % 0CK =; n. on MEDNEs
s1 tel seven 81 eight ~ nine 90 ten oI and eleven
hundred and thirty (63 according to the ees and
bounds covenants and conditions set forth aud de-
scrbtd IN the deed OF partition, dated Dece % 1871
enter-d into by and between ndrew Wylie and May c.
l. wife, and Margaret he'Zel and recorded with the
plat of subdivision annexed in liber -. folio -
Of the land records Of Washington county in the
Dstri tof Coun bia also all that part of said lot one
% in said square the northeast corner there
OF ffot1n on North Capitol street thirty $3.50
ara ten tlOl inches by delth of one hundred and
twenty 900 f,et These lots will be sold separately
Inns II sale as prescribed by the decree: One-third
o. the purchase n ney in cash aid the balance in nine
20 and eighteen S) months from the date Of sale For
the ymens the purchaser purchasers shall
erty purchased. sit of fifty $3.50 dollars on
each lot must he made when the property knocked
down. All couveyancinY to b. the cost of the Dur.
chaser or purchasers. JOHN c. HEALD. trustee,
DUNCANSON Bros Aucts feboOdts
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERC1AL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices
Of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire 10 II. II. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Stal.
THE RATTLE BEGUN.
Firing Heard AZ Trinkttat at Noon
= Er.r T0-dAv.

LONDON, Feb 2o.--The latest advices from Trim
Kltat state thaVtirtag began at noon today
SUAkIM. Feb. 29.--lhe friendly tribes which par
tlci2ated In the fight near here on the Berber road
claim 70 nave won victory They say they cap.
tured forty OF the rebel caInels and 20 sheep.
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A STUBBORN WITNESS IN JAlI--Contractor Nc
Donald, who refused to answer certain questions
asked him BY committee OF the New York senate
With reference to his contracts with the depart
ment OF public works, was yesterday declared by
the Senate to be guilty OF contempt, and was COM
mitted to the Albany county jail TIL he is willing
to answer the questions. The confinement is not
TO last any longer than the term OF the senate
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News Briefs.

The Virginia senate last hight passed the bill re-
pealng the law In regard to the Maryland boundary
line. The bill now goes TO the governor
A severe snow storm In Boston and vicinity has
completely wrecked telephone wires and the wires
OF the ire-alarm system.
Mr.. Edmund Smith died yesterday morning at his
residence Ia Newbury, Mass. OF pneumonia, aged
siXty-eight years. Mr.. Smith WAS one OF the early
abolitioniStS.
Constable Bittinger. OF Garrett county, Nd. has
arrested Conrad Bodies on the charge OF Violating
the Internal revenue laws by running illici; dis
tiliery.
Passengers arriving at Guaymas. Mexico. con-
firm the reports OF the existence yellow fever at
MaZatlan and ManZanlo. They say Ii is worse than
last fali.
The nth Virginia confederate regiment has in
v1ted the twenty-eighth New York volunteers. who
entertained them 1T Niagara Falls Last May, to
visit stanton this summer.
The directors OF Tie Boston. Concord and Mon
treal Railroad company yesterday voted to cut
down tie wages OF emp 'oye> from eight TO ten per
cent. The engineers Threaten 10 leave.
Prince Bismarck said TO u Dutch deputatiOn with
reference to the proposed annexation OF Holland
that Germany had 10 such aita; that she already
had too many refractory elements TO aSsimiiate.
There have been sixteen suicides ana two lnur-
derS at Monte Carlo since the lrSt OF January.
FIRE IN EICHMoND.-Fire broke out YESTERDAY
afternoon in the Richmond Cedar works, on the
Manchester side OF the James river and the buii J.
ingS Were totally destroyed. The CompaHy's loss
will reach $4,000. over $50 men All boys are
thrown out or employment. G. p. Stacys shuck
factory was entirely consumed His loss Is about
$4,000. The cedar works conpany's insurance Is
over $50, 0OO
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.llOR ROW.
THOMAS DOwLING. Auctioneer

THoMAs Do"IINe. AuctiOneer
TEN PARLoR SETS ON vELOUR AND REPs) FILE
GAM COUGHS. MOQUET AN OTHER CAR
PEl ). WALNUT AND OTHER CHAMBER FUR
NlICkE FINE AIR MATTRESSES. DINING
RON FURNITURE TOGETHER WITH ABOUT
TWO HUNDRED SEPARATE LOTS.
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
HORSES CARRIAGES. BUGGIt g &c,
AZ auction, within and i'll front Of my auction rooms
SATURDAY, MARCH FIRST, 1854, at TEN O'CLOCK
feb23-2t
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AfohIIRf S OF ITKEX SSH WINS, coGNAc. CHAM

- PA5NES AND COKDIAIS
frerch Clarvts. 8 20 per gaIlOn
American Eatlye Wines frai6fes s,1 fV,ar.x
SAUSrNia '!ifl.lla aid OElO, - a bottle
-. - NJ IALLElLE IT4i P.nn,a av.
~. LASS houses bordeaux Burgundy
Chsmpsxn<s -no Cosuac de tou,e sortss "a, Ca.
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INUNDATED LOUISIANA PLANrATIoNs.-Dispatches
from Shreveport, La, report that the water is
stationary. Nearly all the river plantations for q
distance OF 100 miles above the city are under
water. Below the city the flooded district extends
90 miles, and on the west side all except a few
elevated places are covered. On the east side the
banks are higher and the country is not SO badly
OVERLOOKED, although several plantations on that
side are under water. II is impossible to approx
innate the loss sustained by plan ers In houses,
Very few levees have stood The water has spread
out like q sea TO the swaInps and high Lands
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FIFTEEN HUNDRED STRIKING MINERs-A dispatch
from Pittsburg says:-The miners In the third pool
on the MouonGaheta river struck yesterday against
q reduction OF one-Quartef OF a cent per bushel In
the price OF mining. Fifteen hundred men are out
and only TWENTY-FIVE at work.
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HOW TRADE IN WEST VIRGINIA LANDS "a CA


RIED ON.
telegram from Wheeling, West Va, says: West
Virginia land titles have long been classed amoIsg
The most uncertain OF things and In suit 10 be Ia
sttuted In the United States district court on MOI
day FOR $4,000 and $500 damages. wherein joseph
Dunner, OF Cleveland is plaintiff, and q syndicsGs
or West virginia, Pennsy lvania and Maryland men
headed 10y ex-Gov. Farnsworth. are defendants
much light is promised On the wildcat land indus
Try IN this state. In May, 1893, Durner enterd
INTO negotiations with FaII5wUrtl represenJiIAx
the syndicate for the purchase OF a forty
thousand-acre tract of coal and timber land In
p>Air, Randolph aud Webster counties Tie
LAM Was originally grant made To Thomas VII
son IN 1875 by the commonwealth ~ Virginia AID
ol late years has repeatedly Changed hands among
NeW i oIk ANA Boston Spectators. Ia 1877 the
state sOtl III Tor ECn-p ent oI taxes and the syis-
dcate old IL IA. In addition TO tie tax title FaTIa-
worth exhibited 10 Dufiner what puTpOrued 70 u. A
deco from William A. Morton, of New York cit,
anu upon this evidence Duffner agreed TO take tie
land AT IL per acre. several hundred suualIefs,
however. mad nom time 10 time settled GA the
tract, and as. under West Virginia laws they Obtain
a tie aitor ten years und-L urted residence on.F
21.s0 acres could be transit xred- DufineT pad
s,Uon, aud WAS gt' en deed Ia which the caIlsia-
Grafton was st down as $4,000. The ex governor
retained $3.50 rs lis share OF the money. IL now
turns out tht Tue Morton deed lis fraud gotten ~
Win Intent To deceive, and The TAX 0lll can Be
Redeemed at any Time 10y the real but as Yet uL-
AnOwl, owner. the Cleveland man Is out
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The BRIDE WAS NOT 1nERB-At Washington,
Pa, wedding ia fashionable society was To have
taken place yesterday, Tie contracting parties
bein, Col Miller, OF canton township, and Miss
LL1e Glenn, OF Washington Al the appointed
hour, and when those invited had begun TO as
seinDle, IL WAS discovered that the bride had my
teI1Uusly disappeared No one knew where, - tlIs
disappointed over WAS compelled 10 return hone
without his bride. The parties respected ciia-
Zeils and bOth lar past The middle age. The si.a-
gular action VI tie lady has caused considerabI3
comment
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W. e. WooD 4 20.
HEATING AND vENTILATTNa EN0INEERS
MANUFACTURE AND ERECT THE MOST
IMPROVED srEAM.HEATINo
APPARATUS FOR
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND DWELLIN0S
Baltimore. Nd eep6-6m

II HERZ0G. 3l3 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. w. FOB.
merly at 308 9Th northw offers the greatest
bargains In Dry Goods, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Fur
nsm 81. Ready made Children's Dresses. &c.
Prohts Chtldren's Dresses Of Ill ages from 25c. up
made In the neatest >tyiee
Our White Dress shirts lsundried, reinforced linen
Our Neckwear Of the latest styles and Hoiery 1t the
lowest prices Our Ladies' Hose loc Per pair the best
ayard UP. 81 HEEZO0.
9sblS-1m No. 318 Pennsylvania ave. n. v.
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TIVE CELLCLOID TRUSS; THAT NEVER BREAKS
always clean. and can be worn while
tathlux Il Tor sale As
CHAS. FISHERS
fTS eth street northwest
MRS FISHEk Gsvotcs her stt&ut,on ~ tbs wantsof
Lady Essr0Dk MIL
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STEAMERS.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN Nrw YORK H.vR4
LONDON. SOUTHAMPTON AID BRF-IEN
The steamers of this company IL. sail EVERY WE'D.
EESDA1 AND SAIL KDaI from Bremen per. foot II
"a street Foboken. Rates of Passage From New York
E6vre. LCndon SouthanI and Bremen. trst cabin
ESQ and 500. second cabin. SEQ steerage low
Eoes For freight or passage apply TO OELRICHS Y
90. Bowling Green. New York: W. u NEILLKOTT
Co, 925 Etunsy isania avenue northwest: CHAS
WALTZ K. A. street. Agents Washington ..1l
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MT. VERNON, Mt. VERNON,

STEAMER " ". COPCORsT
Leaves 9TH street wharf daily texceyt sunday <o-
Vernon at 10 o'clock returning reaches Washing
ten about $3.50 PIN
CSC L. L. BLAKE. Captain
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PROSPECTS OF A STRIKE OF BOP CARRIERS.-Tha
The time fixed by the ho1 carriers for their new
rate OF pay $3.50, TO go into effect is Monday next.
II is understood that the contractors Tor brick
masonry work Will not accede 10 these terms, but
have already made arrangements 10 put on new
labOrers from other cities In the new rule ia
Sisted on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-29
mo. A PRESCOTT, Real Estate Broker
y 14l6 street northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
ESTAIE. BLING TWO ca FRAME HOUSES
NUMBERED LAG AND 142s STREET NORTH

By virtue Of deed Of trust recorded in Liber $50 -
folio 256 ct of the land Of the Districts
OF Columbia and at the written request OF the party Ii
secured hereby shall offer for ale in front the
premises on THURSDAY, THE THREE III DAY
OF MARCH. A. D. 1884 AT FIVE O'CLOCK P NJ thar
piece parcel OF land situated in the of W. she
ton Distri t OF Columbia known I'd designated and
being tue west thlrtyfour (34) feet rear
original lot numbered seventeen 90 in square mum
tered two hundred and five (20j improved by two ca
two-story Frame Dwelling Houses. known as numbers
1926 and 1923 Z street rthwest
Terms to be made known time and place of sale and
TO be complied with in % days after sale in de-
cost OF the defarllting Iu chaser.
HrNRY NJ BAKER, r-u
- tho. Il. CALLAN I 1fustees
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts. feb26. 20 INA 71i&l3