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NO CURE No PAY MHITEHTRSTsS Oman
BA1SAM Is warranted 10 cure Coughs Colds tY,,up
Throat and Lung Diseases. Sc druls dose Try ii
If not satisfied. return the empty hottie aid St Vour
money hack sold by all lrfig--ists uI4-ftn. tham
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District Government Affairs.

SHERIDAN AVENUE TO BE 90 FEET WIDE.
The Commissioners have ordered that Sheridan
avenue, in Mount Pleasant shall be extended to its
full width OF sixty feet. and all parties who have
encr0ached upon the street are directed to move
their fences back within thirty days or be proSecu-
ted.
ARE FOREIGN MINISTER'S RESIDENCES TAXABLE?
The Commissioners have again written to MT
Riddle, attorney for the District. requesting def
mite reply to their letter with regard to the taxa
ton OF property belonging to foreign ministers.
They say that the larger number OF resident minis
terS reside in rented houses that are taxed, and
those ministers therefore pay the tax Indirectly.
"Should we discriminate" the Commissioners ask,
"between those who own and those who rent
houses? These questions must be decided by the
Commissioners according to law. and they would
Therefore be obliged If you render an opinion on
the subject
PROTECTION OF FISH IN THE POTOMAC.
There appears to be a general desire among
those interested In the Potomac fisheries that the
bill now pending In Congress tO protect fish in the
Potomac be passed. The bill provides that the
Washington gas company be prohibited from run
ming gas tarolS or other oGalS OF their works into
the river. u is understood that the gas company
have so utilized their Offals that II pays to keep
them, and that 1t Will be no hardship to the gas
company to restrain them from the present diSpo-
SitiOn OF this matter.
RANGE OF THE THERNoMETER.-The following
We're the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
officer to-day: a. H., 4G6; a. NJ, 399; II a M.
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N O T I G. F. -

The PALAIS ROYAL imports all Laces direct from
Europe. which enables to sell cheap $ our COM
petors can buy. We refer our Washington conipe-
hors and not ALL but to of New York rivals
also
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AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market
The following arc the opening and p. m. prices
of the New York Stock market to-day, as reported
by special wire TO II. H. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.
II U.QAIEARA & Co.,

III Pennsylvania avenue
LARGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BRFECH-
LOADING SHOT GUNS. IMPORTED FRENCH CA
THEDRAI GONG CLOCKS. ROGERS FINE SILVER
Plated WARE. DINNER AND TEA SETS. CAS-
TORS. FRUIT STANDS. 80 FINE IMPORTED
SWISS MUSIC BOXES from no to tunes: GOLD
md SILVER WATCHES. JEWELRY. CUTLERY.
OPERA GLASSES LADIES' BEST ROSEWOOD and
N!GkIE BANJOS " ABE and BUTCHER RAZORS,
~ LVEIsS. TOOLS, and 10000 useful household
a. ces.
70 direction Of the to change business, viii
p .! on the premisH- ali the above stock of J. U.
g dEAkA x CO. 1877 Pennsylvania northwest,
shington, ID. G.. sale commences at SEVEN p VI
T. II bargains TIay be- exTected. FOLEY, Auct
B-Thc tIxturCs VIII not be sold as at termina-
& of sale. the store viii lie occupied by J. u.
q lEARA y Co. Manufacturers of ROYAL GLUE"
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct1oneer.
EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY TO PUR-
CHASE ELEGANT SILVER PLATED WARE
AND FINE CUTLERY AT AUCTION.

To close out the entire stock OF factory giving up
business, consisting Of immense stock Of first
class triple-plated ware, finest styles, viz:
TEA SETS, WATERS, SALONS, EXPERIENCES,
FRUIT, BERRY AND BUTTER DISHES, CAKE
BASKETS, CARD RECEIVERS, ICE PITCH
Frs, CUPS AND GOBLETS DINNER, BREAK
FAST AND PICKLE CASTERS.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ROGERS CELE-
DRAFTED GOODS, SUCH AS KNIVES, FORKS,
COFFEE, TEA, TABLE AND DESSERT SPOONS,
SOUP, OYSTER AND CREAM LADIES, FRUIT,
PIE AND FISH KNIVES.
Goods guaranteed best quality, and Will absolutely
be sold without limit to close out the stock.
The sale of this superb consignment of goods Will
take place at No. 1899 street, adjoining the
Ebbltt House, between 18th and 18th streets,
COMMENCING SATURDAY. FEBRUARY SEW
ENTH, 1885, at TEN A. NJ, and THREE and
HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK P. NJ, and CON
TINUE DAILY AT THE HOURS MENTIONED
UNTIL THE ENTIRE STOCK Is DISPOSED
OF.
n. Rehabilitation Friday, February 6. The room
Is comfortably heated and seats provided. The
ladies are specially invited
f55t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
FE'HoMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer
RF s q Ee At AUCTION Re,
nut and other Chamber Furniture. 40 single and
Double Mattresses, Feather Pillows and Bosters.
brussels CARROTS. Cooking Heating
Stoves.
The entire Furniture and Effects Of gentleman leav
ing the city, all of which is i'll frsclass condition.
Large assortment China and Glassware. Decorated
and other Toilet Sets.
r,,... e.. At zwrt AEso; O'CLOCK.
Three Fire proof Safes.
AT HALF-PAsT Twelve O'CLOCK.
Large assortment of Mems Winter Clothing embracing
Coats Pants and Vests
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
one tonpe IN good or er cost $780, Carriages, Buges
Horses and Wagons te52t
y5'EOMAS BOWLING, Auc tioneer
CATALOGUE SALE
LAW LIBRARY,
SOLD AT MY AUCTION ROOMS
Corner Pennsylvania Avenue and Eleventh Street,
Washington, D. c.,
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY ELEy-
ENTH. 1885. beginning at HALF-PAsr SEVEN
O'CLOCK
THOMAS DOWNING
Auc-ioneer
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A Large Transfer Of Property.


David Weatherly, jr., and other executors under
the Will OF the late A. D. Jessup have sold to Esau
L. Johnson, for $4,000, the property at the SOUTH
east corner OF 18th and streets The same parties
have also sold to Chas. jacobson, for 81 GOO the
property on 18th street Immediately adjoining
CHARGE OF OBTAINING MONEY UNDER FALSE
PRBTENsES g. eowie, young man. of
No. 922 N street northwest, was charged in the
Police Court this morning with obtaining money
under false pretenses, and the case was continued
until tomorrow; bail. $780, 1t is alleged that
CoWle with friend took dinner at Mr. Charles B.
Smiths dlning-room, on + street. and offered
In payment worthless check for $50, which was
c9SheQ by Mr.. Smith. C0wie was arrested last
night, and sent down In default Of bail
PERsoNAL-Mr. Frank Thomson, second vice
president OF the Pennsylvania railroad, who has
been spending few days In Washington, LEFT for
Philadelphia this morning, accompanied by Mrs.
Thomson.--Super1ntende Kimball, of the
Lie Saving service, Col. James G. Berret and Rep
reSentative Turner, OF Kentucky, were registered
In New York last night.-Adjutant General Drum
has recovered from his recent indisposition and is
again at his desk at the War departmenL-
Messrs r 7. Dodge and W. Pierce Bell, OF wash
ington, are registered at Rochester, N. Y.-Rey.
Dr. William Fiske, OF Bangor, Me- is In the city on
visit, the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Horatio Ktng. =
EDWIN CoWles, OF the Cleveland Leader, arrived at
the Riggs this morning
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

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u EIN AMP
UPRIGHT AND SQUARE PIANO.
Are renowned for e'e-ance of styles superior work
nanship, faIl less touch responsive III az to the
highest degree brilliant and Ill tone aud OF great
durability.
They confirm all the latest and best improvements
ere ndorSed By COME tent judges being uuequacd
We are giving low factory prices our Washington
PATRONS and terms 10 suit
Pianos of other makers At low prices and pawn ents
OF SO per month
FACTORY WAREROOMS,
fe2 422 Ninth Street
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TsIHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
CATALOGUE SALE
OF Splendid Collection Of
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
T. ine tion embracing every branch of literature,
belonging the library of the late
HALBERT W. WILLITZ,
With several otherlots including number of
NEW BOOKS
be sold at my Auction Rooms southwest corner 18th
street and Pennsylvania avenue, On
LONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS, FEBRU-
AIRY NINTH AND TENTH, 1885,
Commencing at
HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK.
eE Now on exhibition.
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ARE FOREIGN MINISTER'S REsID
PROTECTION OF FISH IN THE POTOMAC

RANGE OF THE THERNoMETER.-The following
We're the readings at the Office of the chief signal
officer to-day: a. H., 406; a. NJ, $685. II a m,
IL . D. m. IL L.
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I 1EB1G COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
IL FINEST Ian AND I CHEAPEST NEAT FLAVORING
STOCK FOR SOUPS. MADE DISHES AND
SAUCES. ANNUAL SALE, 600 600 JARS
LlEBIG CoMPAN1'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
An invaluable tonic. Els q success and a
boon Tor which nations should feel CRATE
ful"-see Medical Press" Lancet" &c
Genuine only with the fac smile of Baron
Iiebigs Signature in Bfuce Ink across the
Label The Title Baron Liebig' and photo
graph having been largely used by dealers
public are informed that the Lebig Conn
Lebg's guarantee Of genuineness
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
To be had of all Storkeepers Grocer and
Chemists. Sole Agents for the United States
Wholesale only) c. David Il Co, 9 Fenchurch
avenue. Loudon England. myI5
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James r. Leyate i'm Town.

ne SAYS HE DOESN I hNbW WHY HE WAS SUN
M0SED HERE By THE SPRINGER COMMITTEE.
General" James F. Legate, the famous political
diplomat OF Kansas, VIII is said to have conducted
negotiations between the prohibition candidate
Mr.. ST. John, and the repubi can national commit
tee, is in the city. He has been summoned here 10y
the Springer committee. general" Lcgate was
pointed out TO STAR reporter at the Capitol to
day. He Is n large man. and has the appearance
OF one who has lived we'll He frequently empha-
sizes his language with oaths, which he utters with
great e3rneStneSS, il he felt that they clInch his
assertions and make them unqueStionable THE
STAR reporter Inquired "What are You summoned
before the Springer committee for. Gen. Legate?'
''By C., sir, you know as much about that as
do"
1T is said that you are wanted TO testify as to
the conduct of pension officials In the Ohio cam
pafgn.n
II know nothing about it, sir; haven't any idea
what they want with me-
''PerhapS' suggested the STAR reporter, s'they
want to pump you about the 1t. John natter
''Weil, they'll be G. d smart II they get any
answers out OF me about it, retorted the Kansas
general as he whirei on his heel and left the re-
porter much i'm the dark as he left the Springer
committee up to this time.
A DIVORCE SUIT DISMISSED WITH A LECTURE
To-day Judge Hagner, in the case of jeremiah ID.
Dneen agt- Ellen Dineen-bill for diyorce-dS-
missed the bill. The plaintiff set forth the mar
rtage In county Cork, Ireland In 1872 and cha rged
that defendant had become addicted to drink and
had treated him with cruelty, and on August 9th,
last. threatened to Kill him. The court held that
there was not sufficient evidence as TO cruel treat
dsnce does not reach back more than a year, and
falls far short OF evidence OF habiual drunkenness
for period of three years. The adds "But the
case dlScl0SeS an excellent opportunity for the hS
band to endeavor 10 reform the unfortunate
woman whom he took for better and for worse
fifteen years IN Ireland"
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Col O'Bren, prominent fenian, says Rosa is a
oatherskite, and all the dynamite outrages have
Deen Matched In Paris, Rosa having nothing what
ever tn DO with than. :
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The Findings i'm the Swain Case.

A DIVISION OF OPINION As TO THE RESULT OF THE
TRIAL
Public opinion is very much divided as to the
character OF the verdict in the Swain case 1t is
argued by some that he has been acquitted, else
other charges would not have been preferred
against him. On the other hand 1t is said that the
matter OF second trial was in no wise Influenced
by the result OF the first. The later charges were
preferred against him while the first trial was In
progress with instructions that he be again tried
although care was taken to keep the matter from
the members of the court that they might not be
influenced thereby In deciding upon the first case.
that verdict OF guilty must have been given If it
was proved either that Gen. Swaim's course With
Bateman & Co In regard to the note was not an
honorable one or that his endorsement to the Sec
Rotary OF w ar, which was in the nature OF an eX-
PLANTATION, was untrue or misleading. Many are
firm in the belief that one or both OF these things
were proved against him.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING AND RIP-RAP
STONE
L. s. ENGINEER OFFICE. 2l36 PENNSYLVANIA Avenue
NORTHWEST,
WAsHISGToS, ID. &, February 81, 1895.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office until
TWELVE NJ. ON MONDAY, MARCH SECOND, 1885,
follows:
1.-toc Dredging ard Embankment. Sertion H.
2.-for Dredging Section ii and Virginia Channel be-
low Long Bridge
?.-For Rip-rap Stone-.
For specifications. FORMS Of bids and other informa-
ton, apply at this Office.
PETER C. HAMS.
f2.6.I,9N2I&2S6t NaiD of Engineers.
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TCOntlnued from First EditiOn.l
There was some dispute as TO admitting the tes-
tfmony, but the court admitted it far as Ii rea-
ted to NOOdyard.
Joseph F. Potts. doorkeeper OF the Navy depart
ment, testified to the requiSiton for S6Oi having
passed regularly through the Office
Bcecher l.. Thompson, who was a clerk in Mr..
Dempsey's store prior to August 4. 1882, testified
that he had never known OF j. K Agnew. He had
at one time heard the name, or something like it
mentioned In cOnve rSatiOn between MT. Demp-
Sey ana MeSSrS. kirilwOod and CarrtTan.
Daniel T. AmeS, OF New York city, who described
himself as ia pen artist and publisher, testified to
his belief that the body OF the Agnew bills ana
vouchers, including the signature OF Daniel CARR
gan and the signatures OF j. r. Agnew, were writ
ten by the same person.
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DROPOSALS FOR BRICKS. CEMENT SAND
Il LUMBER AND IRON PIPE

I, III,
l. LUMBER AND IRON PIPE.
OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE, WAR AND NAVY
DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON. ID. C., February Sd ISIS
Separate Sealed proposals for furnishing deliver
ing the following materials at the the Building
for State War and Navy departments. in this city, viii
be received at this Office until TWELVE NJ on MARCH
FIFTH, 1885, and opened immediately thereafter IN
presence of bidders.
l-3,000 900 best red and arch Bricks,
and 60 600 best red skew-back Bricks
$1,000 barrels natural hydraulic Cement
$500 cubic yards Sand
4-l50, 900 feet pine Lumber
$500 running feet cast iron Drain Pine
and 40 running feet galvanized wro't iron Pine
Specifications, general instructions bidders and
blank forms Of proposal for any of the above Eve
of material will be furnished regular
or dealers on application 10 this Office.
THOS. LINCOLN CASEY
f34,5E6Smar}S4 Colonel Corps Of Easineers
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SUICIDE OF AN ELDERLY LADY.-Mrs Jane GRAY.
widow lady, living two miles northwest Of "Four
CQners," montgomery county, Nd, committed
been suffering with an affection OF the kidneys for
the past three year5 which Is the only reason that
can DO assigned for the deed She was Is years Old,
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To-1f0RRoW.

W ALTER i. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctoneers
TO THE TRADE AND PRIVATE BUYERS
30 SILVER PLATED SHOW CASES LARGE WAL
nut show Cas' silver plated War, cutlery, Rogers
knl.es FORKS and spoons. and other GUOds usually
found IN hrStC store. hang the stock OF dealer
decLIn19 business. and removed to our salesroom
for convenience II r.: to which ask the atten-
ton of the trade and private buyers.
ON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY SIXTH. 1885. at TEN
O'CLOCK A. II. shall sell. within our saesroOm.
tn above If goods to the highest bidder.
TIL stock h closed out
fe4-2t WALTER u. WILLIAMS * co. Aucts.
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TlNHOMAS DOWNING Auctioneer
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
As administrator of the late Luther Martin I
will offer for sale at public auction in front of the
tion rooms of Thomas Bowling southwest corner Of
Pennsylv avenue and Eleventh street northwest
NOON on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY SEVENTH 1885
One Bay Horse
One SinlIe Harness
Terms cash
JAMES s. EDWARDS,
fe3-dts 4l2 5th street northwest.
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Mr.. Irving and MIR, Beecher.

Mr.. Irving and MIR. Beecher.
To tho Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
VIII you kindly insert In your issue OF tonight
that the paragraph in the New York World OF to-
day about Mr.. Irving and Mr. Beecher is abso-
lutely without foundation.
Faithfully yours, BRAN SroKKR,
Albaugh'S Grand Opera February I06n
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UNDERTAKES.

u NJ BOTELER
FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN,
Nos. 9l2 Pennsylvania northwest and Ts5 sth
street southeast. Telephone call No $50 d2.6n
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PROPOSALS FOR STANDS.

t9hUtoSAl-S tOR ISLANDS.
HEADQUARTERS INAUGURaTIoN CEREMONIAL
13GG Il street northwest. (
Bids will be received at these headquarters until
Tuesday February TO- 1885, at II o'clock m for the
privilege of erecting public stands the various
government reservations along Pennsylvania avenue.
between LIST and 18th streets northwest for the
ith March next Stands to BE- subject TO inspection 10y
shrubbery, and removed by March :, 1855
W. NJ. GAIT, Chairman Executive Committee:
sat DORSEY CLAGErT, Secretary
u. s. NAVY PAY OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, D. c., February 4, 1855
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate (from regular dealers
manufacturers only.'D indcrsed Propose Y aud
D. will be received at this office UNTIL NOON SIN
TENTH INSTANT, for articles required IS follows,
to be delivered at the Navy Yard Washington, d. c.
free OF to the Government aud subject
the usual inspections and conditions, viz
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS
Requisiton No 81. Iron and Lead Pipe Zinc tiavan-
lied Sheet iron. &c No. 49, Cement, &c. No 49, Arti-
cles for Yard Horses and Oxen. No 90 Lumber No.
Al. Paris White. Whiting Alcohol. &c No ~ Hard
ware Rubber Hose Betting &c. Each requsition be
awarded separately. Schedules and blank forms for
bids to be had at this Office and all necessary uforua-
ton at Navy Yard. Responsible security required on
bids for faithful performance, the competency of the
guarantors TO be certified to before notary or other
public officer The right is reserved tc reject any or ali
bids and to waive defects.
THOS h LOCKER
Pay Director u. :. n,
H-f Navy Pay Agent
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INAUGURAL MATTERS.
Arranging the Details OF the Cere-
monies.

FIRST MEETING OF THE RECEPTION coMMTTrRE-THK
PLAN OF rHK BALLROOM DECORATIONS, ETC.
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lNHOMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer.

THOMAS BOWLING,
IA dts Auctioneer
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