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I'd EDITION.
Latest kilograms to The Star.


NM AAlNES' ALLEGED INTENTIONS.
A Republican Charge that He Proposes
70 Eiect Morrison by Strategy.
CHICAGO, March 1s.-Ths Tribune this morn
ing processes to have authentic information
to the erect that on the nrst day, when nearly
null democratic vote is present and some
repuolicans absent. Mr.. Hafnes, as speaker, is
close the ms tage force 3r Of
s attsndancs win refrain nom voting, believing
iiementary rules, absentees.
FL, made s. s9d ysiiea q actually
tns nesn az the joint session. He will then
order the roll called again. Perhaps ninety odd
democrats will vote for Morrison and the eighty
Hsnes S shsn T III
legislature in joint session shows there are pres
ent say $50 members;, tor Io4l, being more
statute, and Of that number the majority hav-
Ing voted for William Il. Morrison, I declare
him nd duly elected" etc: 49,. -,,,.
oelng forewarned will refrain from entering the
legislative chamber. The Tribune further as
serts tnat this plan was blocked out in the in
iiamentarians during his recent visit to Wash
ONE VOTE FOR BLACK TODAY.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, March 18.-In the Joint
session Of the legislature to-day 1873 members
answered 70 TIE roll call Streeter was the only
OuC WIZ tOUeU, ana ne cast MS DallOt fOf John
u Black. Adjourned till tomorrow.
Fires.
ATLANTA, GA, March 1S.-At o'clock this
block, containing the James bank, Merer's
european hotel, the Merchants bank ,Thornton's
bookstore, Pope's hat store, and large number
Of Hibernia Loan and Building association.
Inc flames are spreading rapidly over the whole
and IT now looks as the entire
ana River streets would be destroyed. The new
klmball house, just one hundred yards across
piles of inflammable building material, and its
destruction is threatened. The loss, If the fire
continues Its work, will not be less than
100000. There is hitch in the arrival of
the fire department on the spot, which may
prove doubly fatal Great crowds are gathering
In the locality where the fire is raging. A heavy
LArER-Nor so BAD AFTER ALL.
The entire building was not burned. The part
destroyed cost $50, 900, on which there is an
insurance Of SS1 900. The end destroyed was
owned by Mrs John Il. James, and pledged to
the Central Bank Block Association to pay the
interest on her husbands debts through the
contract made when he failed recently. One
man is believed to have been lost in the ruins.
Co. foundry and machine Shops in No nsfly AS.
rora, were burned last night. Loss, $4,000.
WABASH, IND, March 1S.-The store of w. A.
adjacent were burned yesterday. Loss, SIC 900;
Insurance.; $4,000.
Collision i'm Chesapeake Bay.
BALTIMORE, March 1S.-Pilots report the
German ship Stella, hence 18th for Bremen,
returning in tow, having been in collision in
lower bay with an unknown three-masted
schooner. Damage unknown at present.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and 245 m. prices Of
the New York Stock Market to-day as reported by
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He Did Not Resign.

MR.. COMMISSIONER EVANS WRITES A CACsTIC
LETTER TO SECRETARY MANNING.
Mr.. Evans, commissioner of internal revenue,
said to-day that 1t was not true, as was as
serted in the executive session Of the Senate
yesterday, that he had expressed to Secretary
Manning a willingness to resign. "As a matter
of fact" said Mr. Evans, 81 not only have not re-
signed, nor have I ever had Q word Of converse
ton the subject with either the President or Sec
rotary Manning" Mr.. Evans has written q
letter to the Secretary of the Treasury in regard
to the matter, in which he says: 81 have receiv.
ed your letter of this date, In which you state
that, by direction of the President ! am in
formed that my resignation as commissioner
upon the qualification Of my successor
to-day, in view of the fact that had not re-
signed, and especially as my Information is
that my successor was nominated to the Senate
yesterday.
at may be proper that should take
this occasion to state that while I have
never resigned, nor even had proper
opportunity to talk to you upon the Subject,
still it has been my hxed purpose to resign at
an early day; in no event later than the close Of
the fiscal year, my second in Office, and
thought had probably fair right to assume
the existence of apparent cause for believing
that there was too great q disposition to avoid
hasty removals to make 1t necessary for me to
speak of it, if at ALL in the hurry Of the earliest
days of the administration. l was acting upon
that assumption, and with no thought or desire
to embarrass anybody, and not supposing that
was doing So"
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RAILROADS.
T,HE NEW ORLEANS FAST LINE
II
SHENANDOAH VALLEY SOUTHERN SPECIAL

SHENANDOAH JUNG, LURAY AND ROANOKE.
The New Route 10 the South and southwest
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH Is, 1855.
925 daily, New Orleans Fast Line. For all
points on line of Shenandoah Valley, Norfolk
and Western, Fast Tennessee Virginia and
Georgia Railroads.. Atlanta, Macon, Jackson
vile, Chattanooga, Memphis, Mobile New Or
leans, and the South and Southwest Pullman
Palace Sleeping Cars between Washington and
New Orleans without change. Connecting at
Shenandoah Junction with Pullman Cars, New
York 10 Atlanta
$40 p. u Edaily, Memphis Express For all points
South, southeast and Southwest Pullman Pal
ace Sleeping cars between Shenandoah Junction
and Memphis without change, connecting at
Cleveland Tenn, with Pullman Cars to New
Orleans without change
Trains leave B. & o. R. r. Passenger Station, corner
Few Jersey avenue and street
For tickets sleeping car reservations and all infor-
nation apply ticket Offices 6l9 Penna ave, 1851
Penna ave. and at depot B. & o. r R., and office of
the Line. 5O1 Penna- ave- where orders will be taken
for baggage 10 be called for in part of the city.
a POPE, E ]. LOCKWOOD
Gem. Pass. and Tx. Agt. Pass and Tiki. Agt.
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7" NEW CoseMrosHoEon % P1psloNN.-
Gen. Black. the new commissioner Of pensions,
has begun the discharge Of his duties and has
been trying TO make the acquaintance OF the
day he held receptions, and vas introduced 10
the employees. Owing 70 the condition OF his
ala sssn .
ASorHsn CHANGE AeArxsr HAyprs, rrs
oRcArrsi.-This morning Detectives Msttingly
and Edelin, arrested I. II. Hayden, Q veil
ment Il is alleged he cold piano worth SISo
on commission sor Q lady but made no returns.
s So aaa e 70 ys 81 any Tor !, =, 70 whom
returns therefor. Hayden ID now under in
dictment for perjury and embesElement
The Rsehmsnd murder Mystery.
TRAGIC FATE OF RHAurrFrL YoUSo WOMAN
The mystery attending the discovery OF the
dead body OF young and beautiful woman In
one Of the city reservoirs at Richmond, Va,
last Saturday. has been partly cleared. The
Miss Fanny LILLIAN Madison, Of King William
county, Va, where her parents live. Upon at
tanning her majority last summer she len
home and went TO Bath county. Va, o. govern
ess In q family there. The circumstances CON
nected with her movements indicate that she
Richmond last Friday morning and went 70 a
hotel. After breakfast she received through
messenger note, which she answered and
In the evening she returned TO the hotel accom-
panied by o man, who remained outside while
she went TO her room. She returned In few
minutes, carrying q small yalise, and the two
went away together. That was the last time
Miss Madison was seen alive, as the next morn
Ing her body was found In the reservoir. When
found she had bad bruise on the LEFT eve and
temple and another at the mouth. There were
indications OF a struggle near the place where
she was found. A search IL now being made
for the man last seen with the deceased. and
there Is strong probability that he will be
found.
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.
r ErfI II r T-I ~ D X6rfItI list

SCHEDULE u EFFEGT SUNDAY. DEC 21sr. 1884,
Leave Washington from station, corner Of New Jer
sey avenue and c street
300 Is fast Limited tx press to Pttsbrg and
chicago. arriving in PtLsburg $50 pm. Chicago
next morning AT 300 No extra fare Is charged On
this train for fast time
For Cincinnati, Louisville and st Louis daily at 2:3O
Palace Sleeping Cars TO above points WITHOUT
and s Loas arriving ns h asn to
morning al $50, St Louis $50 No extra fare
For Pirtsburg at 300 am with Paror Car and 8. 10
pm. daily 10 Pittsburg Cleveland and Detroit with
For Baltimore week days 5, $40, GAO, 7:so. $50
and lO1o am; 40, rs, 3:I5 CAS- minute train)
For Baltimore on sunday, g. 10 80 SIS and Io.oo
am: LIS. $780, 4:4o. $40. s:lO. .:l5 s:25 1880
For points on the Shenandoah Valley railroad and
For Annapolis 64O III and 1910 and 4:3O IN On
Sunday o555 81 M, 4:4U pm.
For Way stations between Washington and RA IT.
more. 300, $50 $50 M, I2:lO pm. $3.50 4:IO
800 and 1880 pm on sundays. $50 am. and
metropolitan Branch rs a NJ daily except sunday,
sne Sgo s a 4 On ds eHfsP
am. daily, except sunday, for lexington, stanton
for Frederick. sgO5 Am. $40 pm. daily, except
$50 pm. daily.
Trains arrive from the West daily. 500, 7.2o am,
From Annapolis. $50 Am and $50 and SOS pm
SUNDAY, 1890 am, o5o pm:
From Lexington, $50 pm daily. EXCEPT SUNDAY
Prom FREDERICK and fnter,nedisle points. s:25 a No.
Trains Ieaye BalIimore for washiIeton a, $40. $50
TO, ., ard 1890 am, l2;l5, $50, 5: 4, APO S.
and an $780, IS. 4:26. 8, $3.50. 80. and 1880
All trains nom Washington stop Relay Station ex-
For further information apply a, the Baltimore and
asi PsnnsElysnia avenue, corner l4ih street where
b DCNhAM, General Manager, Baltimore.
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SPECIAL AGENT OF THE LABOR BUREAU
Mr.. Henry A. Newman, formerly chief of the
labor bureau In Missouri, has been appointed
special agent Of the bureau OF labor, to collect
the subject now being investigated BY the
bureau.
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n ARRITn

by the Right Rev, J. J, Keane, OF Richmond Va
ROBERT POWELL FAUNTLERoY, of Leesbure
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ADMIRAL ENGLIsH'S TRANsTER.-A delega-
ton of retired rear admirals, accompanied by
Mr.. s. v. Niles as counsel, has called upon the
Secretary of the Navy, and asked that the order
of eX-Secretary Chandler, transferring Admiral
English from the European to the South At
lantic station, be revoked. The delegation as
serted that Mr.. Chambers order was Issued for
personal reasons.
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WEAK LUNGs are cruelty racked by O pre-
sistent Cough, which DIR. Jaynes Expectorant
may be relied on 10 cure. IL cures also both
Asthma and Bronchitis.
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Mr.. LAwRENcE's Observation-Disclosures Con.
troller Lawrence rendered his resignation this
morning before the nomination Of his successor
was made,
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AUCTION SALES.

THIS EVENING.
"ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucta
MR. B. SCOTS. JR. ELEVENTH ANNUAL
SALE
In .
Washington, d. C.
INGS
In Oil and Water ColoIA
The Collection Of
the WelLknown Artist. MI f D. Lewis, Of Philadel-
COMPRISING ABOUT h 80 wE11-cHosEs Elk.
AMPLES TAKEN FROM NATURES
ORIGINAL SUBJECTS,
Now on Free Exhibition at Gallery.
Corner 10th and Pennsylvania Avenue
And will be Sold at Public Sale,
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS,
MARCH EIGHTEENTH AND NINETEENTH,
Commencing at 7:45 O'CLOCK.
Mr. B. Scott, Jr will Conduct the Sale.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.,
mh14-5t AuctioneefS.
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REsIGNED.-C. E. Woods, son of Justice
Woods, assistant attorney for the northern
district OF Alabama, has resigned.
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RossINI's "SrABAT MArER."-The Congreea-
tional church was well nlled last evening to
hear Rossinis Stabat Mater rendered by q
chorus and soloists under direction OF Mr.. A. A.
Hayes. The hymn was preceded by three So
iections1the overture to Stradella, performed
by MIR. Waldecker on the organ; L'ombra della
Croce, sung by Mr.. Pearson, and Bucks Ave
Maria, sung by Mr.. King, who gave as an en-
core the romanza from "Mignon." The soloists
Mrs Powell contralto: Mr.. King, tenor and Mr..
Widney, bass. The famous masterpiece Of Ros-
s Mas anS ara .ns c%s
answer to the audiences demapdx.--
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TEACHING A LESSON TO NEGLECrFUL AP-
PELLANTS.-On the assignment of the Crimi-
nal Court this morning there were a number OF
cases appealed from the Police Court and there
was no appearance in the most of them. The
court remarked that 1t seemed that the impress
sion has gone out that to appeal a case was
equivalent to an acquittal. He suggested that
the recognizances be forfeited and the bonds be
prosecuted. One of these cases was that of Jas.
Lucas, charged with larceny. o. s. B. Wall,
VINO appeared ior Lucas, stated tnat ne would
ask that the forfeiture be stricken out. The
court said that in these cases when a forfeiture
was taken he would not strike 1t out. These
people would soon learn, he said, that when
they take appeals 1t was not an idle matter
and that they should prosecute their appeals or
take the consequences.
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WHIST AND WEST.
o,o schedule In effect OCTOBER IL, 1884.
esIO A-A--NEW ORLEANS MAIL daily, making
close connections all points South and Southwest
palIy except sunday, with {. and o. Railway. Pull
nan Sleeping Buffet cars nom New York and Wash
Lhs.oh 10 Atlanta Pullman Sleeping cars from wash
nSton and Atlanta to New Orleans
Oily F;N:-LoClsEILLE FAST LINE. Daily via
ShkIiottsvile 10 Cincinnati. Louisville and all West
Louisville.
AG4O fM-.SOUTHERN NAIL AND EXPRESS
D1,Iy 70 ali points South and Southwest via Dam
ME AM Sha.loue Pullman Sleeping cars from
ashing1cn Via DaLville Charlotte and Atlanta 70
New Orleans; also. nom washington via Charlotts
and COlun bla TO Augusta -
daily, except Sunday
arrenton Trains leave Washington n, a.1o n m ana
.5-lO pm. daily
or tickets and Information inquire ut Company's
- e. 6Ol Pennsylvania avenue Traii = leave from
l. and p. station ~
II. SLAUGHTER. n MACoANJEy
osn- ~ agent Agent
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POST OFFICE SPECIAL AGENTs.-It is sup
posed in some quarters that Postmaster Gene
raj Villas will follow the example of Secretary
Manning and discharge the special agents
attached to the department. At the depart
reduced soon by the dismissal of eight men,
in order that the expenditure for this purpose
shall come within the new appropriation.
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PAYMAsTERs Frazer, Cam and Bellows, ofthe
navy. are on their way home from the Pacific
station.
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EQUITY CouRT-Judge Hd9Wsr.
To-day, Henery agt. Brooks; reference to audi
tor ordered. Miles agt. Swormstedt; bin dismiss
ed. Lemon agt. Fitzgerald; pro confeoso agt &
C.. Fitzgerald.
CIRCUIT CouRT-Jwd0s Cbx.
To-day, Boudinot agt. Phillips; rule discharE.
ed. Lewis ACT. Macksll; on hearing.
AMERICAN RACERS IN ENoIAND.-In the
Devonshire hurdle race, run at Derby, Eng
land, yesterday, Idea came in dr1t and Ahbots-
ford formerly Mr.. Lorillards Mistake) came
third. All the English horses fall excepting
Philosopher, who started fhvofite and eAtns -
second. The two American horses were heavily
weighted, Idea carrying 176 pounds and Al
botsford 164. Blue 3rass, 6a1ntng q New.
market, heads tho quotations evOfyWhofo Tor
the Lincolnshire handicap.
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Capitol Topics.

SENATORS ANXIOUS TO KNOW WHEN THEY CAN
GET AWAY.
There is a growing belief that the Senate may
adjourn the last of this week. Some of the
Senators are in favor Of appointing commit
mittee Friday, to wait on the President and in
Quire what further business he may have in
order that the Senators may know when they
can get away.
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THE WILL OF EDWARD NJ. SPEDDEN.-The
will of the late Edward NJ: Spedden, filed in the
TeSstsr Of WILLS os nses Isasc Il
his estate, not personal and mixed, and to d.
vive the proceeds between his grand children;
": D., p: B. and James Spedden, and Nellie and
Edward Hollidge
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER.-Thef follow.
ing were the readings at the signal Office to-day:
q. NJ. 1873; q. M, 1853; IL q. M, 27.6; p.
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STEAMERS,
F. : : Ea1 $Ep1F F.

E. e. ! ! ! e. 8 2 3 E Es5 E. ZEE
ZEE uu 90 ZEE -
COOKS EXCURSION PARTIES sail from New
York in April, May, June and July by F1rst-cls
Steamships
SPECIAL TOURIST TICKETS for INDIVIDUAL
TRAVELLERS at REDUCED RATES, by the best
routes for pleasure travel.
COOKS ExCURsIoNIsT with maps, contains full
hs-w&sI6w fHOS. COOK son 2el Broadway,N.Y
CUN ARD LINE.
NOTICE
LANE ROUTE
TIED, BETWEE E e NEW eve YORK i aNb d LIVER.
POOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR
SCYTHIA.. Wed. March II .ACRANIA.....Sat April
OREGoN-.--Wed March - UMBRIA....;Sat, April II
GALLIA..--.Wed, March 25 SERvIA... Sat. April 10
BoTHNIA.....Wed,A April tTRURIA( New, Sa.Ap %
AND EVERY "WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK.
RATES OF PASSAGE-$6O $50 and 500. accord
Ing TO accommodations.
Steeragc at very low rates. Steerage tickets nom
Liverpool and Queenstown and all other parts
Through bills OF Laden given for Belfast, Glasgow
Havre, Antwerp and other ports On the Continent
and for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply 81 the Companys
oftee, no; o 4 Bowling Green q both steesage and
VERNON H. BROWN & CO.. New York;
Messrs. OTIS BIGEL.Ow 4 CO.,
mh6 6O5 It'll street, Washington.
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Discussing the Central American Trou-
bleS.
In the executive session Of the Senate this
afternoon the subject Of the Central American
troubles was again discussed at some length.
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HER DRESS CAUGHT FIRE.-JulfA Barclay,
colOred, about thirty years old, living ct No.
Baptist alley, was severely burned about the
body this morning by her dress catching IRE
from the stove. She was removed to Fried
mans hospital in the patrol wagon.
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FoR THEB 1ooD.
FoR TIE B1ooD.
gBB RRR 90 wMX m = ssss
3 Bb Pc + + Q ooo IVY MN suss
III g|Sjj$EH$I
Esfss f 5 : = FL :'ss

Combining IRON with PURE TONES.
quickly and completely CLEANsES and ENRICHES
THE BLOOD 0uickens the action CT the Liver and
Kidneys Clears the complexion, and makes the skin
smooth. does not inurs the teeth. headache
or produce constipaton-au other Iron Medicines do.
Physicians and druggists everywhere recommend It
DE. DIR n g RUseLM. Of Marion, Mass. says: II e.
enrlchng the blood and removing all dyspeptic symp
toms 1t does not hurt the teeth"
DR.. r. NJ: DELzELL. Reynolds, Ind, says IT have
prescribed Browns Iron Bitters in cases Of an@mie
ana blood diseases also when tonic was needed and
MR.. WIN. BURNS % St. Marys st., New Orleans,
La, says; Brown Iron Bitters relieved me more IN
case OF blood poisoning than anything used, and
heartily commend it to those needing purifier"
The Genuine has Trade Mark and crossed red nnes
on wrapper. TAKE NO OTHER Made only by
BROWN CHEMICAL CO., BALTIMORE, ND.
Ladies' HAND BooK-Usefnl and attractive, con-
tanning list Of prizes for recipes, information about
COINS etc. given away by oil dealers in medicine or
mailed to any address receipt Of &C. stamp. mh17
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AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and 245 m. prices Of
the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported by
special wire to n. H. Dodge 53o 18th street:
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District Goyernment ARafra.

THE COMMISSIONERS TERMS OF OFFICE.
Commissioner Edmond's term Of office, It IL
stated at the District Government buildings,
will expire about one year from now, and that
of Commissioner West next July.
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street southwest, has made an assignment
to James 8. Edwards, for the benefit OF his cred
itors. Preferences arc made to Beavons 4
Shaw Of $125.O7.
]. Shillington sends Harper's Monthly and
the Young Ladies' Journal for April.
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Awell-known 70 the leading families Of washing!
ton at the request ofmany American patrons, has
GSsegs LSnSop sOs his SeleeIssed TRgNKs and
good dnish are unequslIsd In the world No genuine
HUITTON ThuNks sold except at Rue Scribe,
Paris, and $50 Oxford street, London. Gooda for
wssded 70 any part Of the world LOUIS vUITTON.
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Washington, March 18th.
The Charity Organization Society.
BRANCH SOCIETIES REoRGANIZED-ANI INTER
ESTIN6 BEGGAR.

The Charity Organization Society.
BRANCH SOCIETIES REoRGANIzED-AN INTER
ESTING BEGGAR.
At the regular meeting Of the Charity Organi-
cation society at the central office, Gunton
building, last night, the following were elected
to membership: Mrs. Chas. Nordhof, Mrs.
Walter R johnson, Leonard Garfield Spencer.
Miss Fannie 8. Crosby, Mrs. NJ. Despard, Mrs.
Mary E. Shedd, Washington B. Williams.
Receipts to the amount of Sl69.5O were report
ed Miss Harriet A.. Emery, Mrs. Margaret a.
G sIspesd ana W. ~, Granger; A. d. were
The dfth branch society reported reorganiza-
lion RSn. az VS.: sheds Geo
Spencer. Auditor, and t6e Following additional
%em6frs to form I'm board Q, directors: Wv Wv,
Garrett, David B. Todd.
The sixth branch society reported reorganiz-
elton St as follows: Elghonzo foungs, president;
johnson, secretary and treasurer; and the fol-
lowing additional members Of the board OF d.
rectors: Mrs. A. =. Pratt, Rev: Geo. B. Patch,
Mrs. Margaret A. Copenhaver, James Il. Philip,
Mrs. Emma Paesche. VIM. j. Hutchinson.
Among the cases Of fraud investigated by the
sixth branch Of the society was that of a lady
styles Of dress. one shabby beggar's attire and
another a society costume. She was found to
be living handsomely, and her name appeared
in the society columns OF daily paper as re-
ceiving guests during the recent Inauguration.
SALE OF PnSrERry on 18th srREEr.,Mr.
Eugenia Warren, the wife of Hon. Geo. ID. War
rem, of Troy, n. T., through B. H. Warner, the
four-stoIy brick house, 81 18th street, near G,
The price paid was 81: 200
TEACHING A LESSON TO NEGLEcTFUL AP-
PELLANTs.-On the assignment of the Crimi-
Court morning there a % of
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A Collision i'm chesapeake Boy.

, BALTIMORE, March 1S.-PilOts report the
German ship Stella. hence 18th for Bremen,
returning in tow, having been in collision in
lower bay with unknown three-masted
schooner. Damage unknown at present
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Ladies' Brilliant Isle
Thread Hose, in fancy
Boot Patterns, the very
latest novelty, In cardinal
and cream, seal brown and
cream, garnet and cream,
navy and cream, black and
cream.
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Quotations Of Stocks and Bonds and Information
regarding the markets received through our wires
instantly, direct from the New York Stock Elk.
change. ALI orders executed and reported promptly
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TUNING AND REPAIRS OF PIANOS sPE-
CIALTY At
V. BECKER'S WAREROOMS,
Sol 9th street.
Fine Pianos for rent and sale. jaQ3m
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O. i. W11D & BRo.
700 9Th street northwest. sole agents for--f1,
the STIEFF and KRANICH & BACH PIifE-s5sSE
AMOS and Gally's Wonderful Selfplaying w
Instruments Several bargains easy In Pianos
and Organs which have been used. Pianos and Or.
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