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BALTIMORE, Md, March 25-virginia sixes
coupons So new te forties, 49, North Carolina Sizes
Old. l.lU12 bid today.
BALTIMORE. Mn. March 25.-Cotton dull
and western super, 2.62a3.OU: do extra, 3.lOa365
DO family, 3SOa4 15 city mills super, 75a3O co. do
extra, b. do Rio brands, 45Oa46 90; Patapsco
southern scarce and higher western higher and sve;
southern red S.-Y-; southern amber, Yuas5; No.
92ssas3: Coru,southsrn hrmer; western higher aud
dull southern white 21asS4 s9HtheEn yelloy Soao
Aprii 4slaa4s; May 4sl $50 Oats drmsr; sout en-
Pennsylvania aea3s. Rye Qpiet 7Sa75. Hay higher
and fiIm.prine to choice Pennsylvania and Mary
land 60 PROVISIONS about steady and quiet
81; clear rib sides, s: hams Iilsal3. Lard-reaned
81 Butter easier.western packed, 1Oa20; cream
cry, 2Os2s Eggs lower, ISL a!6. Petroleum nomi-
refined quiet, iOs, all whisky steady and Quiet.
12Oa12l: Freights TO Liverpool per steamer dull
2,4S2 barrels; wheat, 10000 bushels: corn, Al 900
I9 000 bushels sales-wheat 81 900 bushels corn,
Chicago Markets.
, GHiIcaso March , Is II q maIhe yhsss ms:ket
vi b prices fuctualing wildly. May wheat rdAe to
Slia, broke off 10 81 ral TO SIS, but has aga N
fallen to sos nay corn advanced to 42lS, ut
lard are sha lie higher. !. ~
CHICAGO, Ill. March 25.-C1osing prices Wheat
March, 1ela; April 5ess: May slla: June, s3la July.
aa7 5 5nly ss pSatsMMsIeh April rs ns
May, 100: June, 1910. July, 1920. LardAMArch
6S2; April, 6.SS May 921a June, 700; July, 10TH
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PROPOSALS.

u aAsfw 4snr sef1 B. c, March rs. 1886.
Be = sas ss s1 So 20
any expense @ re Gosstnmsat, snd ausisg " ~
SSssIsssss = Eg!ssas
Gas T #aS g. s b s!sss Is,
ia se asd Sanf 81 bids to b. a
Office and ali necessary Information. q Nsy5 sYard
ssrsaed 70 before notary : of e.lsI Sabse oiesr
nhasa fay Director 9: s., RaHy 81 assn.
pRoPosALs FOR CAST ZION WoRK.
= 'ef @ NV ssR bHs4s 81 H. VIZ ~
SEALED SHsofosa b sSh ss ss assa
sssess "a :I r. ssss Il ss IL
sss $S$|s q; s5ss
RAE ssssss.. s Sss e
msasa.as as..,aoSs s|sSsif; ' sssas q sssIa'@
Bursss e s ss Ss3s H.,
Sealed proposals endorsed proposals. for Stationery
at s n. e ssasss Sss 6
APRIL SECOND, 1885, and opened Immediately
thirty days from date Of contract
The bids must be for the articles In detail with the
price per unit Of each, and the lowest aggregate bid
for all The articles VIM be recefyed
Bidders are referred to the Inspector Of Proyisona
sqa t anna in sfy 70 9s
and quantities Of the ARTICLES required. =
The proposals must be made on the proper blank
The Department reserves The right 10 reject any
proposal not considered advantageous to the govern
ment ~ N''''"'
BRoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF.
OFFICE A.Gs, WAsa9SeToS hers A$4nSASK 3Ah5 Re
srs9sst sJP e ss 8 ae g
O'CLOCK NOON on WEDNESDAY, APRIL Fir
Il 1ss e. bsah s spa PSs they %I 3
hverng the Fresh Beef required BY the Snbsistence
troops sssreat during the fiscal year commencing July
sss Sc qm ss,s Weighing less than $50
Proposals must be enclosed in sealed envelopes
marked Proposals for Fresh Beef and addressed to
the undersigned.
The Government reserves the right to reject any
all proposals Blank proposals giving information as
TO conditions, quality Of beef payment, amount 81
Office. SEBREE SAITH, IH It. '"S
mh21 1924 25.ap13,14-6t ROM, % Art ,ACs.
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Gov. McLspe's CIemeuey.

ANNAPoLIs, Md, March 25.-GoV. McLane
today committed the death sentence Of Jno. A.
Scott colored. convicted Of the murder Of his
ment for life in the penitentiary. Much doubt
exists as TO the guilt Of Scott, who is In very
feeble health, and many believe be 10 the VIC
the possession of his property, some three thous-
and dollars.
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MILITARY PREPARATIONS IN IxprA.-Earl
Dnner1n, Che Eicsroy, met at Allahabad India,
nqandef.ia.chief Of the forces IA Tndia M
siceroy sahctionedthe mobilization OF two rro =
corps Of 10000 men each, which are to be sent
Stewart VIII haye the supreme command. While
zen: SIT frederick Roberts VIII command one
o. the army corps and Gen. Hardinge the other,
Lhe puke OF 0onhaught viii be gfeen one Of
the givisional commands. Supplies i0r six
months are being sent to PIshin
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EMeutysthree yeau ego Almond r. E1linEtUn, .
Eeli-to-4o fArmer living pear Rice'A depot s.
Prince Bdrxr0 county Va ,diaappeared.H Seven
ssm 10 ssarh q e r e sSs disSosEssS
. skeleton, which Has fdentined Is that a the
ern borlsfpf 1txaf aYenflsrnSa ovsrisSrt
three SOlofed men talkinS One Of them laid
DO had murdered q man in Prince Mglrd
81 thsss perhsaisa ipdasced The sehtisnSS Z
write 70 the clerk Of FRINGE Edward c6Hnfy
about the matter an Investigation 1oli0N9d
ford Jeter. 8 lhnawaF slave 81 Ellington, 4
under 'are4t end en- route 20 Prnce Edward
county 70 Be Hted Tor the murder q hil
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PARIS, March 25.-M. Jules Ferry, the French
prime minister, WILL it is reported, visit Queen
Victoria during her coming Visit to Afx-les.
Bains. He will send a squadron OF cavalry and
a battalion of infantry to act as q guard OF
honor to the person Of her majesty during the
period Of her stay In France.
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SUICIDE OF VIRGINIA IApY.-M,ss IA. r
SUNDERLAND, highly respected and popt,ar
Young lady OF ninwtddie county. va. CONNIE.
She was dsspendsnf because Of the aea4hs Of
her father and only sister. After swallowing
Inc iatal drug she called her mother and the
she had done; and, after bidding them a s6SE
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Opera ooniaoe, RrtA lAst nighs When Mis-
Van zandt Appeared. me h,sss were drowned
u New York lsE night Lieut. Frsd sohvssks
prevented the Amer5c6n fscht Club With thS
hstionai nag which he had planted &c he
nssss:s pains y shs nSsnsse aaisa Pds ~
Yhe iosl hx the hurning g Rp9eeF pres. ssoss
yin reacA SliS. 06a me b0dy Of GscrS
Wsisher, { pofsss IVES found " shs ruins yse
ane dsmocEass nominated osEses r Hs1ison
day. =
George oerks hes been pomipsted by the
democrats Tor mayer Of C1ncinnAu, Ohio.
espk Sharn az company c. 18th .lptsptry,
Committed suicide oy ehooting hirpself ~ Fod
Totsep, Dakota, xAsterday. Mental depression
chRdrvp.
Earl epeneer lord lieutenant % Srsisnd, % 10
and Ht1n6ess Of Gaies nom their Irish tour.
s ss ~ i hsds sss ssssef s sies
button "a The Mnd being raised 10 Baltfmpfe SoT
me RELIEF OF needf confederate soldieh.
s,os Under fssssSsSs Ssssnsa. assS sss s
In his 18Th T0hr NS' ~ - 49, ~ @N''s'f
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Supplies for the British Army.
TWO CHICAGO FIRMS RECEIVE ORDERS FOB

S,4OO,OOO PoUNDS OF CANNED BEEF.
CHICAGO, March 25.-The N. II. Eairbank
canning company, of this city, has received
gable orders for canned beef for the use Of the
The order came from theBritfsh war department
II VIII take two weeks to all the orders. The
Armour packing company Is also In receipt or
orders to supply 5,4O0, 900 pounds. These are
the largest orders ever received here. The
canning houses are working day and night IN
order TO meet these demands - So
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USEFUL IN THE CAMPAIGN. '7
SUAKIx, March 26-6sn. Sir Gerald Graham
mas moved the headQuarters Of the camp two
miles nearer to Tatiai. A convoy Of Indian
troops went this morning 70 Gen. NcNeills
zereba. on the Tamai road. This convoy acted
reba the Saoen corps lei e sS @or
taking observations They sent up captive
balloon from the xerebs- Fhfs remained up
valuable inform alton Concerning the positions
and movements Of Dsman Digna's men. This
mornings work shows that the balloon corps
Graham in making his forward mossSnents
Skffmishers have been sent out on the way
to Tamai. The general advance, which was TO
have been made on Sunday last, will, it Is now
thought, take place to-motroH.
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A arRIous PEss,oS rRAUp oAsr.-Mrs.
SS:saists Am Phelps OF Oxford, y. H, rho hes
W: PhelpS, Y soldier Of the REBELLION, 4 nndsr
a 9isS as IId 3 II 1snSsry, iss7, ihs MAJ,
band. and has lse1 win him ever since c Sns
tinuing to dfaH her pension. Her 6eicnse =
that she heard that under the New Hampshire
Nther was invalid. s-
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TO hem0Ve new 0efSey't G8pHtNl.
4 PROPOSITION IN THE LEGrSLATUkE 10 RE
MOVE IT 70 NEWARK.
TRENTON, N. j., March 25.-The house COM
mittee on revolutionary claims created q SEN
sation this morning by reporting favotably Q
ital from Trenton to Newark. A hasty canvass
shows that more than half OF the members are
ready to vote for the resolution.
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GapitoITopics.


THE NEW MINISTER TO TURKEY.
The nomination Of Hon. Samuel s. Cox, of
New York, to be minister to Turkey, was re-
ceiyed today with general commendation. Mr.
Cef isse Msn known that nothing IN the way
the approval of about all the members or Com
gress: Mr.. Cox has served in Congress twenty
tour hns
and devoted special care to he affairs Of that
country. --'e" = -
THANKS FROM TIE JAPANESE GOVERNMENT
In recent executive session q commupica-
ton from the Secretary of State, enclosing .
copy Of a note from the minister Of Japan here
Of the 50 instant, warmly thanking Nj Lucfns
his efforts for the projection Of party of Ispan
ssesi KS spbmtssa s. Ms Miller and asssrs q
te be printed in the Rsse,& "
THEATToRNEY GENERAL has given an opin.
ion to the Secretary Of the Treasury that sailed
meats which are exported With bereat Of draw:
back Of the duties on foreign salt used In curing
Rs apos sss s sene e ab e
verses q former decision Of secretaty McCpl:
Hon. CASEY YorNG's CoNDfr1oN.-Dr. Gar
nett said today that the condition Of Hon.
Casey Young is about the same ga yesterday
He entertains no fears Of immsdiate danger:
THE MEMBERS Of the Utah commission ex-
poet to have confidence with the President
To OccuRY THE NEW PENSION BUILDING
Gen. Black. the commissioner OF pensions, in
company with Gen. Meigs visited the new PEN
sion building to-day with the view ofdeter1nin-
Ing whether to use the rooms now completed for
It was thought that by the mfddie uf hext
month the lower tier oftoomR Qh the south side
could be used, and those on the north 9ide Gould
be plastered ana the clerks moyed into them
while the rooms on the eOuth QdA VEN being
plastered. The Pension Once pcENpe9 several
distinct buildings, and II 81 the aeAafe TO 6cpno-
mize IN TIE sxpendilute IE fe!
AMONG THE PREs1DExxs EALLxR4 to-day
were Vice Presfdent Hendricks, sena-
tors Jackson, Ha mis-, Gibson and Gen. Q. A.
Gilmore, Butler and Reck; Representatives
Townshend, Weaver, Frederfcks MnrphE King,
Barbour, nfksr Atkins end MbbFsla and
Villas and friends; Gen. FitxhuEh Lee. and
Major Hunter, Virginia; =. q: KtnQe, Cato Se1ks
g: L Johnson and St ASIIisgH rs gee s
ssssntstiyes o'Nen Het1 AAA pSsHH4 SnA
0emocratic state committee: W. y Ele31nG,
HsntNekx; HI Wtlsxs q Ae9Fnies eaE Is u
BY Aepresentatfys 9: g: Ionnsssa a. :
| RANGE or THE THERHo1rrE1.-4neS inflow.
ing were the readings atthe signq1 Qmce today:
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FHB OFFICES AND TKB CAHDR.
RATES.

Kx-coEGRxssAAN THOMPSON STILL II THE
FIELD.
Il Was stated At the Capitol to-day that ex-
Congressman Thompson, Of Kentucky, is 70 be
appointed either solicitor Of the Treasury or
assistant Attorney General, and the nomina-
ton Was expected to be made to-day. Attorney
General Garland, Il was said, had requested
Mr.. Thompson's appointment
NIssoCRIANs HoRKfUL FOR Mr. pKxL
There Is still belief among Missouri demo
Gratis that Hon. Nicholas n Bell, Of ST. Louis,
will be appointed second Assistant Postmaster
Ysa two ana aAs
democratic states of che Union, has got nothing.
andsr the e,nsSmsae sas sss srsnSd
man-Talbott-the place which Missouri asks
one Of her best democrats shall have.
lively that he is 10 have the Second Assistants
place Ia the z. @. department, and rhey clinch
tnef assertion bf sasing: rGorman says so.r
TIE AGRlcpLfuRAL DEPARTMENT.
II Vas expected that . name Cor Commissioners
Of Agriculture would be In the list Of nomina-
tions today. As the President has said II must
60 west none but western men are In the neld
nSM; Ne , NJ; SSa%a1 q Louis, sdlsor oiSSi-
innumsrable Endorsements Of himself by
sgficnltpfa associetions, granger societiel and
sss and Gen. SinSIeson, Of Illinois, are sui Ia
the held, but none Of them seem 10 have any
definite Information on the subject The Presf-
ats. wifi allits rules, S aels Is do s''~ NV 49,
Hon: ": z. Smith, Of iowa, who has been
Rseeiaspt Of the state sErisuitura! sosissy;
been the PRECEDENT Of several banks, is endorsed
by the lowe delegation and by the state fair
society for the enthusiastically OF agriculture
THE DISTRICT NARsHAksHIP.
The President has given no intimation as to
when he will appoint marshall Of the District
and Col. AcAichsel continues to perform the
duties Of the Office. 1t Is generally thought
that IL District man is chosen for the Office Il
will be Mr.. Woodbury. Blair. That gentleman
has made no effort directly or indirectly, the
position, and Is some what embarrassed by the
numerous congratulations he has received
without knowing anything about the matter.
BE has influential friends who are interested in
the matter, not the least important OF whom is
understood to be Samuel ]. Tiden. The delay
In making the appointment, however, has
given rise to the impression that the President
e looking about for q personal friend suited 70
the Office who does not reside here.
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RANGE or THE THERNoNETH1.-4ne I0lloW.
ing were the readipeu At the signa1 Qfnce today
So ~, s2s; 2 = ~ s&& Mkps &RA n
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I'd EDITION.
Latest TGleglans to The Star.


REPORTS THAT RUSSIA HAS FINALkT REyIcHxn
TIE ENGlISH PRoPosAtG
boSxoN, March 25.-The HerQS6 prints the
Ioilowing: private cable dfspAtch reeNtyed -
Boston from q reliable source says: @There ~
great excitement in London. It Is reported that
10000 militia have been called out. Rumors
are thick that Russia has rejected the Eneiish
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FINANCIAL AND GOMNERCIAL.
Name

The following the opening and $40 pm prices Of
the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported by
special wire to II. H. Dodge 539 18th street:
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WHEH FouR LIVER Is Our OF Qrprp m. rr
JAyneS Sahatire Pills, and You viii aSsisf ffe
oiltary system In regafn1ug healthy condftion
ana get nd OF many distressing symptoms. 0FE
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eolonists Of Coaeyv1lfe tfy seeking 10 sef isree
forge into OKLAHOMA, while Gen. hatch iS buSY
watching Capt. Couch at Arkansas CITY The
scatter them over the country, Eaep3ne Sccurs
riding 70 warn them OF the appr6ach 81 ttoops
Texas, and propose TO wear out the nm a rfirv
BY long marches Several wagons loaoe6 Vffk
Sapphes fof ths colonists we're stsrted on aun-
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ghe kHss ssas r ossI Isl sIsc 8
StdRsE ArstaiiA on February Z, and 3as Foa
eyy a aasAMn Ths match ws s Pupa q
was present Cinord nowed 90 stroke9 10 The
e mlnntf ene HeNien 20. Giuordl work % fue
TAT ssstSeea 81 the sttention. y ssSnled to
Clifford made spssndid rsce, Hsnisn cpniSnl.
Ing himself py keeping near enough % watch
dropped MS stroke 70 u. and the old stuiie, ia.
dicative OF victory, settled on bis nee. xft1r
Esnging the remstung distance Hanlau auick-
70 four and ave. CliAorA, who vSG ouilihe
manRlly, spurted, but Hanlsu met him end
pus enpther length between theta 8enlen
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AUCTION SALES
w 637 louisiana avenue.
Opposite City Post oAt

NAJ EEkS q Va, AnctloneerS,
+" 631 louisiana avenue,
Opposite City Post oAcA
LARGE STOCK OF FURNITURE AND OTHER
GOODS At AUCTION,
THgRSDAF MoKNIEG, M1 MARCH <TWENgT-
J ME AZ At TEN 4. y, WITHOUT REGARD TO
VII MATING, FINE FELVET G4RPET, 4e
GfA pbns;r. TWENTY INGhAIS MARI pE
CARPETS FROM A CITY HOUSE. FLAT
Ha he bRsk MEsA1ESA FY EEITa IENET
E1s3A.TENsIQN TABL Es DININgRaoM ca AIRS,
WALNUT EP. BEYELED GLASS CHAMBER SET,
20 SINGLE AND DOUBLE WALNUT AND
BLAMED REDSTEAMS, GAS FIXTURES BU-
AND MS; CHAIRS, STA fNED CHA NRER SETS,
MATTRESSES, SPRIEGS AND OTHER FTRNE
ALL OF WHICH IS WELL WORTHY THE Al
IENTION OF DEALERS AND HnuSE-
TWO ~ NEW TOP BUGGfEs. 1t
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A Bush for the FORFEITED Lands,

9psoN, ARIZONA, March a5.-The ANNOUNCE
mont was made yesterday morning that the
forfeited lands Of the Texas Pacific raHrp6A were
opened to entry. This caused q great rush In
the United states land once, aud the ofiicers
have all they can do to make the entries
Thousands Of acres will be reclaimed.
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SEWING MACHINES, &c.

SpR1Na AM SUMMER FAsHross
AND PUBLICATIONS NOW READY.
Bazaar Dressmaker illustrating 400 styles for Ladies
Our Aouthly Paper and Is page Catalogue dee to all
DEPENDENCIES
Popular Sewing Machines Rooms, 52S 9th st. NV, st.
Cloud Building. ~
Sole Agents New Home Sewing Machine All kinds
of Sewing Machines for rent Repairing Speciality
Good Machine Cotton, 9 spoois for rs cts. milf
CUPPosE- You LOOK N AT McKENNEYS
y Reliable Sewing Machine House, 427 9th St, and
see the New Automatic White. Il il aiittle DaiseY
New Machines of all kinds = = "a i-'++- '-ss@Fs
Renting and Repairing. W" mhl2
(yLAgK,s BEST NACHKNE- GoTTQN syX
koos Fl saa = ne Neisesa new Ssn ades
N Nv 7,ss sss9t Msy A tR New
Essl;clasS Back Rettop RFiSE Nc nFHIh&
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nUNCANSoN BROS, Auctioneers.

Il
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON G
STREET SOUTH, BETWEEN THIRD AND
FOUR-AND-A-HALF STREETS WEST ~
BY virne Of certain deed Of trust bearing date go
c cne IS hs aaS OF o aRr y 1851 and e
records ofthe District Of Columbia and at request
thereby we shall sell at public auction in front Of the
premises, on FRIDAY, THIRD DAY OF APRIL,
1885 at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, all that piece or par.
Gel of land known and described on the plat book
the city OF Washington the Westerpmost one-half
ga Of Lot twenty t2O) IN Square Numbered
five hundred and forty (540l being the same property
conveyed to John Frawley by deed duly recorded In
Lber 726 ct folio 237. of the land records Of the Dis
tlict v
Terms of sales One-third cash. balance In equal in
staments Of one aud two years or all cash, at the
option ofthe purchaser deferred payments shall bear
interest at the rate OF six per centum and shall be
GHfed oy deed Or trust on ths described premises
within ten days thereafter shall be sufficient 10 author
lie the trustees to resell tine said property at the risk
and cost Of the said defauting purchaser after five
days public advertisement Of such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington D. {. 500 down
on day OF SALE coaysyaqeing e. ggrchasers cost.
mh1S-w,fm,ts GEO. c. HENNING, 1rustees. i.
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MARRxED.
DE En-,

ssosss s 5sas ssaHsis.4 & svis.sd @
ttATaIM CLARK. Nocards
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MEDICAL, &c.


IT HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRA DICTEDTTAT
\ DR. BROTHERS Is the oldest established adVer
tsins Ladies Physician tn this City Ladies' you can
confidently consult DR. BROTHERS. eos R, al ~,
Parlicular attention paid to ail diseases pecaf 70
rian troubles successfully treated ~ RdaFd With
good accommodations, and kind efficient nurses fur.
nished 10 those who may desire to $taY q few DAYS
in the city under his treatment m1Sl mS
MANHooD RESTORED BY USING BOTTLE
M or two of DIR. BROTHERS, Iuyigorating Cor
dial Will cure any Of seminal weakness nervous
debility and impotency 1t imparts v1gor TO the
Whole system 500 b ST Sw. m25-lm*
MADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR
AA Ladies' All female complaints Quickly cured
Can be consulted daily nt 1915 sth 81 NV once
hours from TO pm with ladies only. ph35- lmt
DEAD AND BE WIsE-DR. BROTHERS, 00aR
IA ST aw: appeared before me and made OATH thai
he Is the Oldest Established Expert Specialist IL tNiS
CITY ana VIII guarantee cure u all cases Of yener1
disease aud furnish medicine OF no charges the Door
furnished medicine free. Consultation and Vf7ice
free at any hour during the day Subscribed and sworn
to before me by DE- BROTHERS, April I'd, 1854: 80
mh21 Inns ga MUEL n. WALKER, Notary Public
nR AND NINE. sELDEN, 32e MISSOURI AVE
~ near AZ st. below PENNSYLVANIA ave n.W.l the
most skillfuI LadeS Doctors III the United SateE
nearly forty years successful practice Remedy for AZ
reSnlarlties safe, healthy and cannot fail. Price SS
Call or write. mn21-IvfI,
Morris HOMEOPATHIC FEMALE PILIs1
AVA neyer-faiing remedy for all Female C0udplaints
DISTINCTIONS and all Disease produced from HreyularE
dress 81. = . = 81 I - 60 mH1fsfmt
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THE MoRMoNs DIsAPPoINTEDlThe senti
decision Of the United States Supreme Court on
Monday ID the election cases iGNne or disap.
pointnient While the test oath prescribed 81
mons Ray the court went out OF its way Is prsc
tically declare the Edmunds act valid. The
ruling that inhahttapts 0f the territories an
viewed With smaxemept snd y pppsidefe6 b Z
position m1Fs SpPo4sd e : rspp6iiss1 HEm q
lion was founded. v p -
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GEE WITH Trust FuNps.3Jo6n Benson, .
prominent member Of the bar, at Lee
banun, Pa, could not be found yesterday. ii.
though warrant Tor his arrest was ia the
hands OF the chief Of police. His absence IS
accounted for from the fact that he Is charged
of trust funds which he held, and which were
supposed by his clients to be safely invested.
The principal losers are old ladies, one Of whom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-25

pSsESS EkAHAss REcALL PRpRARx4-Yhs
s Ssafisn var os,Se y diesstisned wis6 Gen an
kim, aud be will probably De recalled. The q
s 70 rs SGssee aSnonnses the ineapscity shown
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ssens. McNeill and Graham had taken pfecau.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-25

Quotations Of Stocks aud Bonds and information
regarding the markets received through our wires
nstentlE direct from the New York Stock E4-
change An orders executed and reported promptly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-25

TIoN.-Yale students built bonfire early yes.
terday morning at New Haven, in honor Of the
domination OF Prof Phelps to the English mis-
sion. Policemen Selleck tried to disperse the
crowd, and the students all attacked the oficer.
They knocked him down, took from him his
badge, club, revolver and part OF bis clothing
He Was badly bruised ip the struggle.