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THk TAX TITLE BILL ATTACKEu.
The bin authorizing the Commissioners 20
which passed the Eouse the other nirht was
taken up in the senate this afternoon. Amer
several amendments had been offered and
tss Si w Mr. NcphsE.onp put upon re-
bitter attack upon IL saying that there
was not q state In the Union that would tnlers
ate such q law; Mr. Conger followed him In the
same tone, and the btu was then allowed 20 g
over for further consideration
Capitol Topics.
THE sCNDRY CIVIL BILL PASSED.
The sundry civil bill was passed In the HOues
at halfpast two o'clock-yeas 1es, nays lo7.
TIRE LEGISLATIVE APPROPRIATION RILI.
In the House to-day Senate amendments %
the legislative appropriation bin were non-con
CURED in, and Messrs. Holman, Hancock and
Cannon were appointed couferees.
SECRETARY LrNCoLN's VIEWS UPON TIE sIoNAl
SERVICE UNcHASGEp.
The Senate bill introduced by Mr. Dawes q
create the Office OF assistant chief signal ofncer
the design OF which was to provide for the pro.
motion Of Lieut. Greedy, having been referred
by the military committee 70 the Secretary q
War. the latter has made a reply, In which he
says that he sees no reason tn change the opin.
ions he expressed In a communication 20 the
Senate committee on military afiair three
years ago, in answer to their request for his
views upon BIN d king an increased military
vice wors So ea sHs rhs S noS
referred TO me is one OF a character similar In
principle 10 that discussed In my former letter,
and is further step towards q more compres
hensfve military organization or an establish
ment for which there is no military need. MIL
itary signalling, or the conveyance OF military
orders or intelligence by telegraph or nag cid.
nails, is not proper object for the expenso Of 3
bureau OF the War department"
After giving in detail the composition Of the
bureau he says: IL would see with regret any
further step towards preventing an establish.
ment so organized becoming IN time purely
civil In Its organization. A military organiss-
with our policy in such matters. When N =
recollected that signal service means by the
transmission OF nomenclature which has oeep
effected since the Termination OF The ~
weather bureau service Il IN not seen WHY ShesN
should be colonel OF that service any mort
than colonel of geological surveys' or OF tha
life saving service or Of the coast and eoodeSN
survey"
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MRS AMANDA Dolphin sECURER A rHnrpon
AIRY INJUNCTION In NEW YoRI

AIRY INJUNCTION In NEW YoRK
New York, February 27.-Jacob r. Shau
nerd, lawyer, who became prominent In ia
investigation OF the Peruvian claims q, Wash.
ington over year ago, 10 being sued In the
supreme court 10y Mrs. Amanda Dolphin, an
actress whose stage name In Blanche Media
The Washington coal company II also made .
party defendant
Mrs. Delpha alleges that she owned mart az
the coal mining land known ~ Enterprise, on
Point creek, WA, against which certain llens
were filed and notices OF tendency OF SUITE ir
the circuit court of kanawha county w. Va,
involving S25,oOo against Justice Rjdsout. Z
former owner. She alleges that the Washing.
ton coal company Is controlled by Shfpherd for
the purpose of obtaining her coal property ia
fraud of her rights.
In = 'tember last Mrs. Dolphin was intr,
duced t. shipherd as q person who could secure
tor her a loan OF $50 900 on the property. She
charges that he assumed TO act as her lawyer
Without her authority; that he procured
PROPERTY, and frauduiently obtained her
TO return them in order TO enable him 20 get
possession wrongfuiiy OF the property. A mo-
ton TO continue a preliminary injunction
granted restraining Shepherd and the com.
pany nom interfering with Mrs. Delphin6
rights, Was granted today.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY,
No. 1918 STREET, GEORGETOWN, d. C.

TT1HOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUsTEEs SALE ,E OF IMPROVED PROPERTY,
No. 1918 STREET, GEORGETOWN, d. C.
By virtue Of deed of trust dated on the l4th e.A
DAY OF February, A: d. 1881, and recorded in "a; n
ioer 70! folio ABA, one of the land records for Is
the district Of Columbia; and by direction of the
parties secured thereby, shall SELL public auction,
and in front Of the premises on MONDAY, THE
NINTH DAY OFSMARCH A. d. 1885, at FIVE (5l
O'CLOCK p. NJ, q part of lot numbered one hundred
and fourteen Ola, in Beatty and Hawkins addition
10 Georgetown In the District of Columbia described
as follows Beginning on the south side OF I'd lnow o.
street. at point two hundred and sixtysix (266 feet
CAST rom Frederick street and running thence west
thirty 500 feet. and extending thence back south
and OF the width Of said front of thirty 600 feet
hundred and fifty Q5Ol feet with the rights and inn
provements TO the same belonging Said improve
ments consist Of q valuable brick dwelling house,
three stories high with mansard roof and back build
ing.
Terms Of sale One-thrd cash: balance in notes at
nine {8l eighteen S) and twenty-seven (27) months,
with Interest from day ofsae to be secured by deed of
trust on the premises sold. Two hundred and fifty
$25O dollars 10 be paid at time of sale. Upon failure
70 comply with terms of sale within seven days after
SALE resale will be had after five days notice in the
Evening Star newspaper. AL conveyancing at pur-
chaser's cost. c. NJ. MATTHEWS. Trustee.
fIo-eo&ds 12OS 31st st.
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To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR
The suggestion of closing bar rooms on the
4th Of March, made by brother X, shows again,
that even the capital Of our nation possesses at
least some crank, who cannot let the occasion
60 by without making himself obnoxious. The
thousands of strangers about to visit us would
stay at home if the prohibition farce would
reign here. The piles of gold, which the prohi-
bition legions would bring, would help the bus
mess even in this city about as mucE as drop
of water thrown into the Potomac. There will
be less drunkenness with open bar rooms than
with closed ones; brother y knows this. OBJ
server failed to see any unusual amount of
drunkenness during Garfelds inauguration
The coming one will bring less, inasmuch as the
lists of our coming guests show very few, from
those staunch prohibition staieS and not as
four years ago, when great number OF prohibit
tionists were here just 10 have good time on
the quiet. Our New York and Philadelphia and
other guests know just how to drink: they know
how to enjoy themselves without getting beastly
intoxicated. OBSERVER
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Seven Trained Pigs.

To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR.
In the car that went up 14th street at 4:3O D.
m. On yesterday, seven men (who had been
working hard in office chairs?l sat "all In a
row" while two ladies hung to straps until thew
reached z street. 'Turn the rascals OUT
NERNAS.
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Inauguration Notes.
SUBSCRIPTIONS.

The following subscriptions 70 the inaugura-
ton fund We're received to-day by Mr.. O. q
Glover: Adams Express company, through q.
w. Morse agent, 500; g. K Brown $40. W.
K Cox, OF North Carolina, $40. Totsl, t22,.
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Auctioneers

WALTER b WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers-
ROSEWOOD FRAME pARIoR SUITE 8 PIECES
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES, L r
SUITES, UPHOLSTERED IN HAIR-CLOTH
syEk WAITyT PEAME P aEB
BOOK CASES: Library TABLES LADIES
WRITING DESKS EEDsTEADs. BUREAUS
AND WRISTBANDS HAIR AND HUSK
MATTRESSES; BLANKETS; HAIR BOLs
TOGETHER WITH A MIsCELLANEOUs COL
LECTION OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
Fine Decorated Dinner Services and Toilet Sets.
On SATURDAY, FEBRUARY TWENTY EIGHTH
at TEN O'CLOCK AN. We shall sell in front of our
Salesroom q general assortment Of the abovenamed
It WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts
TNHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer
Is BARRELS PRIME POTOMAC HERRING AT
AUCTION.
TO-MORROW Saturday, FEBRUARY. TWENTY
EIGHTH, 1886, at TEN O'CLOCK, in front of my
Auction Rooms, shall sell the above 1t
UyEEKS & CO., Auctioneers,
w 637 Louisiana avenue,
Opposite City Post Office.
SPECIAL AUCTION
SALE OF FURNITURE, CARPETS &C.,
COMPRISING A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
GOODS
LARGE LOT OF CRocKERY WARE &C.,
AT OUR SALESROOMS, MONDAY MORNING,
ALSO,
Will be added,
20 BBIS DRIED APPLES AND Al BBLS. MINCE
MEAT. f27-2t
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Gn THr BEsr
~rHE CONCORD HARNESS.
THE CONCORD COLLAR
COUPE, CARRIAGE, ROAD, TEAM and FIX
PRFsS HARNESS Of all kinds and description q
Every genuine CONCORD HARNESS b stamped
with MAKERS name and trade mark
LUTZ Bro,
%o7 Pennsylvania avenue,
Adjoining National Hotel.
In great variety Ct very low prtceA ool7
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No CURE NO PAY-WHITEHURsTss CEDAR
~ BAl.SAM is warranted to Coughs, Colda,
Group, Throat and Lung Diseases, &C. six drops =
dose Try it, 1fnot satisfied. return the empty botso
and get your money back. Sold by all druggstR
nl5f.tu.th3
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FUNERAL OF MISS BEcKLEY.-The funeral
eervices Of the late Miss Amanda F. Beckley,
daughter OF Mr.. Edgar r. Beckley, of this city,
took place yesterday at Meade's Chapel, Alex
andria, Rev. Mr.. MCGOWAN conducting the GER
emony. The paiibearers were Messrs. Peters,
Jones, g. 81. IT. Washington, E. g. Deas, ". b.
Delaney, a q. Burke and Edward A. Forrest.
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THREATENED FUEL FAMINE.-Owing to
the Ice embargo in the river and the present
scarcity Of coal in this District fears are enter
tanned Of q famine In this article, more espe-
cially should navigation continue TO be OBJ
Structed by the ice What increases such fears
Is the fact that just now the managers of rail-
roads are disposed TO let everything give place
to passenger accommodations. The coal freight
has recently increased very suddenly and very
many freight cars are reported TO be filled and
standing on sidings all over the country wait
ing to be moved when they can be unloaded
The talk is that the wood and coal dealers will
hold a meeting very soon to discuss the situa-
ton.
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C0NTRoLLER LAWRENCE INJURED.-First
Controller Lawrence fell down the stairs of the
kellogg building last evening and was severely
bruised.
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMErER.-Thef follow
ing were the readings at the Signal once "a.
day: am, 3o.1; am.. $40; IL q m, 86.es
pm., Az.
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- ! s.: s.: g.; + E :.
cog cog 90 KkK ZEE Ern
Cog S 900 90 Xxx ZEE
FOR GENERATING STEAM
FOR COOKING PURPOSES.
FOR HEATING BY FURNACE
FOR HEATING BY LATROBEA
FOR OPEN CRATES.
IT MAKES A QUICK FIRE.
IT IS EASILY IGNITED.
IT DOES NOT BURN OUT THE CRATE
IT Is ECONOMICAL.
IT WILL PAY TO TRY IT.
FOR SALE BY THE
WASHINGTON GAsLIaHT co.
20 Bushels Crushed. 1910.
40 Bushels Not Crushed, e2o0
25 Bushels Crushed. $3.50
rs Bushels Not Crushed, $500.
DELIVERED TO ANY PART OF WASHINGTON
OR GEORGETOWN. jao
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
CABINET TALK AT ALBANY.

CABINET TALK AT ALBANY.
Mr.. Cleveland Says the Cabinet Will
Not be Announced Until Tuesday.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
ALBANY, NY, February 27.-President-elect
Cleveland states to your correspondent that he
does not intend to announce his cabinet before
Tuesday. There Is the best authority for the
statement that at two this afternoon Mr.. Cleve-
land had decided positively on only four men,
bers of his cabinet.
What has been said Of New England and the
navy still holds true. Gen. John c. Black, of
LIMOS, Will either be Secretary of War or will
hold one of the big commissionerships. Judge
Enqicott, of Massachusetts, has not yet been
he is likely to be chosen.
The selection of the three remaining members
OF the cabinet Is giving the Presdent-elect no
small amount of trouble
Telegraphic Briefs.
VIM. Neal, the last of the Ashland murderers
VINO was to have been hanged at Grayson, KY,
to-day, has been respited for 80 days by Acting
Governor Hindman.
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SCOTTISH RITE MAsoNRY.-In obedience to
an order Of the supreme council for the south
ern juridiction of the United States q conven-
ton OF the Inspectors general of all the southern
and western states and the territories will be
held in this city this evening at the sanctuary
Of the Republic, for the purpose of comforting
the thirty third degree upon distinguished
Masons who were elected at the biennial ses-
sion of the supreme council in October last. The
Venerable Brother Albert Pike, who is the
grand commander, will preside.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-27

Judge Cox to-day discharged the circuit
jurors till Thursday next.
Sallie Owen has filed q petition for divorce
6fom X. R. Owen Tor desertion.
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RAILROADS.
AND OHIO RAILROAD.

DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
sCHEDULEIN EFFECT SUNDAY DEC 2Isr 1884.
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
Leave Nasi ington from station, corner of New Jer-
eey avenue aud Z street.
For chicago, 900 ain, and 1910 pm. daily. The
S:tO fast Limited xpress to Pttsburg and
Chicago arriving in Pit:sbGrg 900 pm, Chicago
next morning at svo- No extra fare is charged on
For Cincinnati Louisville and Louis daily at 2:3O
pm and lp:lo pm. with Through Coaches and
change. $50 PIN. train a Limited Train TO
Cincinnati and 81 Louis arriving in CINCINNATI next
is charged on this train Tor fast time.
pm day 70 PttsSutg, CieveIand and Tetroitu With
Sleeping Cars IL PittSburs.
and 1000 M: l-lo. l:.o. 81 40 minute train,
For baliinsore on sundays &: 10 80 ssS and iuoo
an l:-o, l%5". i-4O. $40, 1lO I:lo, o:2o. 1UcaU
For points the Shenandoah Valley railroad sud
points SOUTH, $40 pm daily
For Annapolis. b:s0 aid 1910 and 1:3O pm
Sunday 500 a m. 4:4o pm
more. otto, o:t0. 800 am, 1-:lo pm, $50 $40,
.Uo and 1880 pm. ON sundays, S::S5 al III, and
metropolitan Branch go ~ daily excelt slDCay,
and 800 ili daily 40 PA. daily. except SUNDAY.
am daily, exceI; sunday, IOr Lexington, Stanton
and Na-ey bran! A. S;'3 IA daily. except Sunday;
Tor rrederlck, S-Oo am, 3:4U pm. daily, except
For Hs5erstown seOo am. daily. except sunday. and
Trans arrive from The West daily. 600, 1:20 am,
From Annapolis $50 N. and 1:oO and 5:25 pm
SUNDAY, u IL. U..s.s pin
From IexirgJOn- $50 pm daily. except Sunday
from fIeSie. ick and iHle>Ee,Iiae points oL.l m
and slit L. dai Y. except sJIIt4ay.
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington a, $40. $50,
go" ana lp-.'., AM, I&-Io. l+5U, = i, 4:-O, .,
$50, 100. 3 anu loco pm; sundays, $50 )
and am, l:oU. I3o. 40, $50, 80, 8 and 1880
AL trains from Washington stop Relay station ex-
cept 10. ami - u
For 4es inforInatiOn apply al the Baltimore and
Ohio Ls,se< OiIce-W ashiIgton station, ol9 and
l3o! feusy avenue. corner l4th street, where
order Nj! be taken for baggage 10 be checked and
recei. ed any point in the city.
n DUNHAN, Genera Manager, Baltimore.
dr. T. n IOEl, GENERAL i1.sseuger Avn.
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STEAMERS.

GENERAL IRA NSATLANTIC COMPANY
" BETWEEN NEW YORK HAvRE-
Company's pier, No AZ North River. foot of Nor
ton street. New York.
ST. German, Traub, "Wednesday, March a, Sa-
Canada de kessaDIec. Wednesday March IL. j pm.
1aDr aGor. PeTieT dHunteriye. Wednesday. March
Is, d H. IN.
Checks payable on sight in amounts 10 suit on the
Banque TraGSatlantique of Paris LOUIS DE BE-
BfAN. Agent, No. 8 Bowling Green, New York
MeSsrs. BELL & CO.. gents 0r the District of Co
lunbia, l i;S9 Pennsylvania avenue,
fe26 Washington. d. c.
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CUNNINGHAM, Halter
~ Has jua received the Spring 0ty1e Block
SILK HATS made 70 order aSd "a styiss 1ssnaA
clad 6l1 II - nv -
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30 DAYS TRIAL.

DR. DYES
ELECTRIC VOLTAIC BELT and other TT vryrv,c
APPLIANCES We will send on thirty days' ,risi ~
men, Young or old who are suffering from Nervous
Debility Lost Vitality, and those disesses of nersona
nature resulting from abuses other causes Speay
relief and complete restoration to health yipor
manhood guaranteed. Send at once Tor jllSsSysrs5
pamphlets, nee Address VoLTAIC BELT co. Ma.
small, AicD ja3O-eo
hR- MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS CURE All.
Il Urinary Diseases Ia ~ hours Neryous Ilottiitv
3Tganic Weakness caused by indiscreton, Poisonous
Sold at STANDIFORDS, SGCloud Pharmacy S,th and
streets Price %. Sent by mail sealed anlS-m Wi
nR ROBERTSON, THE EXPERT SPECIALIST
who stands high in his profession Ia acknowie1i1ed
70 be an expert without IN the wide world Ia fSs
treatment and cure Of Private Nervous and Chrnnic
Of the system Bladder Kidney and all disesses Of; "a
Urinary Orgxna Recent caees positively cured IN to
every Wednssday and saturday from 70 epm. q his
more Main Once30 N. Liberty g.. Esitmore Ma mhSl
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MEDICAL. &c.

nR. AND NINE. SELDEN PROFESSORS OF
- obstetrics since 1865; skillful treatment for ali
ONCE 1lU5 Lincoln ParkPlace Capitol Hin FIST
MANHOOD RESTORED By USING A BOTTLE
W OF Two of Dr. BROTHERS Invigorating Cor
dial VIII cure any Of seminal weak ness neryous
debility and impOtency. 1t imparts vkor to the
whole system SU6 ST. fe21-lms
1T HAS NEVER BEEN THAT
Il DIR. BROTHERS is the oldest established adver.
confidently consult DR. BROTHERS. 800 st. sw
farcular attention paid TO all diseases peculiar tn
laaes married or single All Irregularities and ova-
ran troubles successfully treated A1 Board with
COCO accommodations, and kind efficient nurses fur
nished to those who may desire to STAY a few dsys
In the city under his treatment fe2l-lmS
nR ROBERTSON, THE WELI-KNOWN PLY
scian and surgeon and the oldest reliable special
every Wednesday and Saturday ut his private rooms
400 T. ST. NV, near ALI st., from TO % pm on a
private diseases Both sexes Consultations confiden
uai ana cure guar anteed in every case Main office.
80 " Liberty St, baltimore. Md feI6,3m
DEAD AND RE wiSE.-DR BROTHERS SaO0 q
L ST. sw., appeared before me and made oath thai
he is the Oldest Established Expert Su.cisIst in this
city and VIII guarantee tn ali cases of yenereai
furnished medicine free. Consultation and sdvice
free AT any hour during the day Snbscribes and
sworn TO before me by DIR. BROTH ERS April "a INA
I1-Im- Samuel h WALK Err. Notary Public.
MADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY For
Can be consulted daily at l245 18th ST NV Osyscc
hours nom 1 10 pm. with ladies only. jal2-xIas
nR LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED Ann
- only reliable Ladies Physician In the city can
All female complaints and Irregularities auicElv re-.
moved. Prompt treatment. Corresponsienco am,
consultations strictly confidential Separate rooms
for ladies' Office hours-llto and to pm ja24-ims
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.
XVALTER B. WILLIAMS q CO.. Aucta
$4,000 FIRE.ii
TAUNTON SILVER PLATE co.'s FACTORY DE
STROYED.
PROMPT ADJUSTMENT OF THE INSURANCE
COMPANIES
We have positive orders to sell at auction the
balance of Silver Plated Ware, Bronzes Mantle Clocks
and Table Cutlery saved from their late fire. to settle
the accounts and rebuild the factory.
$4,000 worth Of this company's Triple silver
Plated Ware has been sold In this city In Last ter
years thus proving that goods found strictly q repre-
sented viii always be appreciated.
We shall commence to sell the above stock st our
MONDAY, FEBRUARY TwENTYITHIRD 1888
at HALF-PAST Ten A. n. and HALF-PAST TWO
and HALF-PAST SEVEN NJ. and continue each
day until sold
We give our personal guarantee that the goods will
De found as represented triple and Quadruple plate
and bearing trademark Taunton Silver Plate Co,
The salesroom has been fitted I'D for the disuaay of
these elegant goods Well heated for the comfOrt Of
visitors Chairs will be furnished the ladies' who are
respectfully invited.
Opttown purchasers can have goods carefully
packed.
f201Ot WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Aucfa
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Mr.. Hendricks. Arrival.
THE TRAIN REACHES WASHINGTON AT 500
p. NJ.
The train did not reach here till about 800,
and Mr.. Hendricks was at once, amid the
cheers of those assembled in and outside the
depot, escorted to a carriage in waiting, others
OF the party taking the eight or ten carriages in
waiting. The party were driven at once 10 VIII
lard's, where a short reception took place.
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DUN RID LINE.
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
THE CCNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY. LIN
TIED, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVER
POOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 4o. y r.. NEW YORK.
AURASIA-- Wed, March 4 BoTTINIA.--.W We'd, April
SCYTHIA. W d March IL AURASIa-..-S.tJ.. April /
OREGON Wed March Is JrNBgft....S.lt.. April IL
GALLIA..-.Weyi, March - SERvIA sat. April Is
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW TORK.
RATES OF PASSAGE-S6O. $50 and S1Oo accord
ing to accommodations.
Sreeragc NJ very low rates. Storage tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown and all other parts
Europe at lowest rates.
Through bills of laden given fer Belfast, Glasgow
Havre, Antwerp and other ports the Continent
and for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply at the Company
cftice, No }. Bowling t,renu or both steera2e and
Cabin 70 OTIS BIGELOW 4 Co, sos 9Th street.
Washington. ID. c.
VERNON III. BROWN & CO. New York:
Messrs OTIS BIGELOW & Co,
feH5 COS .tn street. Washington.
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"VICToR DURAND" AT WILLARD HALL
MesSrs. Rapley and Kingsley, managers of the
burned National Theater, announce that they
have made arrangements to present "Nictor
Durand" at Willard Hall this evening and for
the remainder of the engagement of the Wal
lack theater company. AS the company's
wardrobe was destroyed the actors will be com
PEELED to appear in street dresses. This will not
seriously detract from the completeness of the
performance, as the play is modern one and
depends less on scenery and other mechanical
accessions than any drama given here in long
time.