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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-14
OVEPCOAT TALK,

| am not in the habit ot
going into ecst cies over aty
and everything, and we are
careful not to say an thing
ABOUT our STOCK that we ca .
not subs 'an.iate. for am flu I,
aware tia t ere does ex st a
seeing of distrust against
Ready-made Clothing,
And | believe very justly so.
And why? Because of much
abused confidence. Not many
years ago the average Sc
called clothing store was
nothing more nor less than
an auction house. The bosses
as we'll as tn, statesmen might
be fairly called auctioneers. If
a customer wanted TO. pur-
chase a garment how was the
sale conducted ? That is b t.
ter imagined than described
The clothing house that ! have
reared in your midst is striv.
ing TO raise It's head above all
that s obnox Gus aud tisa-
gresabls to buyers. How am
/ to Go it? BY Ealing every
hing by its proper name, put
ting PRICES on our goo 8 in
pIsin fJu'es, wing you %
return anything that has been
xIsRE PRE- SENrE0 and hold
ing fast t, the golden rule that
teaches US TO do unto all men
as we would have them to do
un'0 US.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-14
NERVOUS DEBILITY,

Those suffering from Nervous Debility, the
symptoms of which are dull distressed mind.
which unit them for performing their business
and social duties; make happy marriages impos-
sible, distress the action Of the heart, causing
tushes Of heat, depression Of spirits, evil fore
holdings, covardice. fear. dreams. short breath
ines, melancholy, tire easily Of company and
have preference to oe alone; feeling q tired in
the morning % when retiring; lost man hood,
trembling. confusion Of tboushts vatery and
weak eyes, dyspepsia. constipation, paensss, pain
and we,knss. in the limbs, ETC., should consult
DR.: ALBERT Immediately and be restored to
health
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-14

Comoville. Cal. is a town of some forty
houses and but one inhahitant Pete Fer.
gIs-who saw the mining camp at its rise.
at its period of glory. and at its fall. His
only neighbors are just over the hill. in the
cemetery.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-14
ScOtt's Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil with
HYdrophnsphate.. for W Ma.ting Children.

DIR. S. W. Cohen, of Waco. Texas, says
Il have used your Emulsion in Infantile
wasting, with good results. 1t not only re-
stores wasted tissue, but gives strength. and
l heartily recommend 1t for diseases attend
ei by strophy."
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-14

The famous Scanlan Peek a Boo) the
Springfield fayorite. will appear at Blacks
opera house next "Wednesday evening. Nov
Is. OF his new play the New York Herald
says: ''Shane-na-Lawn- the new Irish pay
which Mr.. William J. Scanlan, the dis
tinguished actor, Is now presenting at the
Globe Theater. is one of the best cleanest
and brightest Irish dramas that has ever
been presented on the American stage II
is especially Ia be commended for the rea-
son that it introduces none of
those claptrap features which dis
figure nearly every Irish play that
has hitherto been presented here,
and does not descend to caricatures Of
sacred and solemn scenes to awaken a,-
plau>e. A Sweeter Irish colleen than Rose
Redmond could not well be imagined. nor
a warmer Celtic woOer than Gerald Power
To be sure, the course of their true love
does not run smooth, and i'm narrating how
they overcome all obstacles and were hap
PLY wed in the end '.Shane-na- Lawn
presents scenes that appeal forcibly TO the
passions and sympathy Of all who witness
and all who are desirous of seeing q
ssSn, bright and fascinating play will not
see Mr. Seaman in this piece.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-14
THE ALBERT
N EDICAl INSTITUTE,
Superior st., Next to Postoh6ce, Cleveland Ohio.
Chronic, Nervous, Skin and Blood Diseases
Successfully
The Latest scientific Principles
DR.. ALBERT

as discovered the greatest cure in the world for
weakness in the back AMI limbs. in voluntary dis
ch srsss, impotency, general debility ,ousnsss
languor, confusion Of ideas, paIpitation of the
hesrt, timidity, trembling. dimness Of sight or
ziddiness, diseases Of the head, throat, nose or
.kin, affections Of the liver, lungs. stomach or
bowels-tho terrible disorders arising from the
solitary habits Of youth and secret practices,
blishting their most radiant hopes or anticipa-
lions, rer derins IN marriage i'm possible.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-14
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
W, A, SMITH ,ux.,c,,, .xn .r.erox
M W. Main st. Residence Sr2 ". Main.
nRS. BUCKINGHAM 4 DIMOND,
~ PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS,
L buckingham Block.
UsTIN a H"D>oN.
y PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS,
lG6 West Main st.
hrs. BELL & HULICk.
Telephone l59 No. 81 East High st.
IL. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Room :. Mitchell Block.
!. "'pA'f: :.x.,c,,x ,xn .rsa,ox
~ Z. High St Residence IL Center st.
I W. BARRY,
d. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
NJ, South Market st.
l =. RICE,
70 " Main St
II ID. KING,
sW. High street.
w W. HALL.
w h"kpS AND fhNsICiAN,
uoI-pS. istoya. m. 52r u,,,, :.
i'7 to3S7 to s. pm L. 's' ~
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
G C. Ho"Lrs; :. =, r.-,rr
No. Arcade.
7 VI. MARKLEI.
J' REAL ESTATE aTp MONEY LOANED.
No. commercial Building. Limestone st.
HOTEL.
A RCADE HOTEL
u II. L. RoCKFIELD. PROPRIETOR,
High. Market and Washington streets.
CARPENTERS.
WILLIAM SCHENCK,
CARPENTER,
Store fixtures a speciality. y y. Center 81.
PATTERN. MAKER
w T. PARKER, ~
70 ". Washington street.
ART AND ARTISTS.
DERCY CRAIG,
L ARTIST IN CRkYOS AND OIL,
Williams Art Store. S f. Main ST. /
MISS DUNLAP'S STUDIO.
VI Oil. Water COlOrs, China and LuStre Paint /
ing and Crayoning. Room ~. Mitchell Block.
MACHINISTS.
.TURNBULL,
y. NACHINIsr. AND GENERAL JOB WORK DONE.
l. y. Center SC. /
I ). HICKEY,
IL. Practical Machinist and General Job Shop. /
10 and IS +. Washington ST.
JOB PRINTERS.
III .LIMBOCkER, 81 and 81 Arcade. Print 7
Ill. er. Engravcr and Fashionable Stationer. (
Wedding goods and calling cards specially.
WN NJ ENTLER. Prop. " WARrESBEE. Man'g'r. /
PRINTING co.
lEirst-cIassWo at Fair Prices. 81 5. Market. /
John T. MITCHELL & CO. Commercial
j Job Printers, y. Limestone street.
X. MARSHALL,
j. SUPERIOR JOB PRINTER.
Poster work spcciaties. 81, S}, \ b, :. Market.
CA7INET MAKER. /
DETER HALL,
L CABINET AAhER- PACKER AND REPAIRER,
10 W Main st.
UNDERTAKEN.
VI. BENNETT. UNDERTAKES.
j, once andW are rooms. Limestone st, bet. /
Main aud court house. Res. L. W. Columbia. I
w \. GROSS 4 CO, UNDERTAkERS.. .
W. ONCE and Wareroom, 70 ". Main st .
Residence lg2 ". High ST.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-14
Manhood Restored

REMEDY fREE-A victim of youthful i'm prudence
causing Premature Decay Nervous DebiIIty' LOST
Manhood. &c. having tried in vain every known
remedy has discovered simple me sn of Sc f-cura
shich he Will seGi FREE to hi. fellow -suffersrV
&adpssa i " REECEs Al aChs.N.- - N.-y..S
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-14

VI BENNETT. CNDERTAkER.
81. once andW are rooms. Limestone st, bet.
Main aud court house. Res. L. W. Columbia.
w \. GROSS 4 CO, UNDERTAKERS
W. once and Wareroom, 10 ". Main ST
Residence lg2 W. High ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-02
DALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

A tNTIL F Ftfh IN SofI R!e list 1854
Leave Washington from station, corner Of New Jer-
For Chicago, 900 am, and 1910 pm, daily. The
Chicago arriving in Pttsburg at $50 PM, Chicago
next morning at 900. No extra 1are Is charged on
For Cincinnati, Louisville and St Louis daily at $50
m and aoaO pm with PIhrough Coaches and
change. 2:36 pm. train is a Fast Limitei Train to
$ Ne eaa
is charged on this train for fast time.
to and Set ond StS
For baltimore on week days, 8, Clio, GAO, 7so, $50
ana end l 499 AMI aa i Ei0 Up PIP Sc minnte train
AM i:25 i:o. 4:so SAC S:1o rs. 10, s as iooS
For points on the Shenandoah Valley railroad and
s isl R% ana assas pm
sunday $3.50 am 4:40 pm. f''-'' -
more, 300 $40 $50 am, l2;I0 Pm, $50. s:4o,
ana - and 70 sSr p ss Stations H ao cd
metropolitan Branch 7:25 Am daily except sunday
eay aao asS
am, daily, except SUNDAY, for Lexington, staunton
for Frederick. $500 am. 4:4O pm. daily. except
For Hagerstown and Winchester s:o5 am daily, ex.
cept Sunday, and $50 pm. daily TO hagerstowll.
Trains arrive nom the West daily. GOO, TOO am.
From Annsps i; $50 am. ana 1.,o and o.as pm.
as susaa y
and $40 M daily except Sunday
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington Mt $40 0:30
~. aao' 9, ana logo An 1910. 1:sO, 3. =, APO s
o:5ns .:bo, ana 1850 PM; on Sundays d::sO, s
and . am $780, $50. 400. 8. ESQ. 73O. and 1910
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station
cept 1:25, 1915 and 7:1O pm.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket ofice-Nashfngton station, 0f0 and
orders VIII be taken for baggage 70 b checked aud
,ooh DUNHAM, General Manager. Raitimore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-02
Confirmed by the Senate.


Besides the nomination Of Mr.. Pearson to be
postmaster at New York, the Senate to-day
confirmed the following:
To be postmasters-Osbun Shannon at LAW
renee, Kas.: Andrew d. Morgan at Ilion, n. Y;
Myron H. Peck, jr., at Batavia, n. Y; Erastus
+. Babcock at Elmira, NY.
riculture.
Joseph E. Johnston, of Virginia, to be COM
missioner of railroads.
Edward Parke Custis Lewis to be minister to
Portugal.
Geo. W. Merrill to be minister to the Hawaiian
Islands.
Alexander McCue to be solicitor Of the
WI I &. Roberts to be minister to Chilli
Cement Dowd to be collector internal reve-
nue., sixth district North Carolina.
Isham G. Searcy, to be collector Of internal
revenue, third district of Texas.
Nathan Gregg, to be collector of internal reve-
nue., second district OF Tennessee.
Andrew j. Boyd, to be collector OF internal
revenue, fifth district OF North Carolina.
A. Leo Knott, Of Maryland, to be Second As
sistant Pos tmaSter General.
S. NJ. Kelly, of Virginia, to be minister to
Italy.
kafus Magree, of Indiana, to be minister to
+. ]. Jarvis, of North Carolina, to be United
States minister to Brazil.
c. w. Buck, of Kentucky, to be minister to
Peru.
r. B. Hubbard, of Texas, to be minister to
Japan.
r B. Anderson, of Wisconsin, to be minister
to Denmark.
A number Of other nominations were also con-
firmed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-02


DAY. On April LIST, 1855. ULYSSES beiovsus son
OF fenton and ANY Day. ayed years aud : montls-
No i243 in the rear OF TmentS l street 81 ss,
N ana streets on iLiday, April Sd, al 3 o'clock p.
DOWNING. At her residence 1924 Ninth ssrex
NJ ,;4o pm, April L. 1880, MINNIE l., wife OF n L.
Funeral services at the house. Friday. apr,l a at
$50 pm FRIENDS invited Interment private ssatnr-
day morning. al Rock Creek cemetery.
FREEMAN. On Wednesday Aprf 1859 M
9:l5 a. IN, SUSAN N, beloved wife 81 PRANK n sr.e
man, OF peuro pneumonia ia the forty-fonrih wear Of
her age She was a consistent member of Fynsouth
Friends of the family respectfully invited " at
$3.50.
HALL on April l~t, 1885. at q O'clock n m.
ELIZABETH Etc ENIA. only child OF clarenes and and
Maggie NJ. Hail. aged = months aud 5 days.
baltimore sun please copy
PAYNE ON Monday. March 30 1855. a, 10 a M.
ROSA PAYNE (colored) age eighty -s,ni veaT.f ssr
want IN the family Of The late Joseph Lbbey froDl her
Funeral services Thursday, a; pm. from No l4Io
Thirty fourth street. Ceorget0vn IA. os
1855 Mrs j. c RoBBiNs Miie Of James >. Ro,iSs
formerly OF Philadelphia. ia.
lfhlladelphia papers please COPY.
SHOWER On Thursday, April "a. 1855. NJ 10
O'Clock a. M, amer a long illness. MARTIN c the
beloved husband of louisa A. Shower. In the hfty-
Funeral viii take plsce from the undertaking stab
northwest, on Friday April Sd al = O'clock !, mi,
Friends and acquanancs respectfully invited 70
attend.
WELLS On the morning Il Wedncstav .nrii Il,
1885, MARY BEA IRlCE, Youngest child uf ssarah
months.
Moan not for her she was 700 pure
Too Dali for this cold world u ours.
And God has kind, taken ,er
To bloom amidst Celestial bowers.
Funeral will take place from the residence Of her
srniiali"thsr 40 $50 Grace street, West Washing
at Fails Church, Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-02
AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
los. ]. FISHER & CO., Auctioneers.

TINHoS j. FISHER & Co. Auctioneers
CHATCERY SALE OF MOST VALUABLE AND
ING NINETY-TWOLAND-A-H FFET ON
LAEAYETTE SQUARE AND IMPROVED BY A
EaRSE Brick DWELLING HOUSE, KNOWN
a. No y MADISON PLACE, AND AS THE
KESIDENCE OF THE LATE BENJ. OGLE
IAYLOE. THE SAME BEING WITHIN y
nALE S2lARE OR BLOCK OF THE PRES
IDENTS HOUSE, SEVERAL DEPARTMENTS
AND THE ARLINGTON HOTEL
BY virtue OF decree of the supreme Cont of a.
eDistIict OF Columbia. passed on the 9Th day 5sf
ct NitrCh a ID 1850 In Equity cause No. g269. M.
SEerein Mary l1omax Tayloe Eugenia hebe<Asr&
nlises, on THURSDAY. THE SECOND DAY OF
AfKlL. ~ ID. 1885, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ.
al OF original Lots ten 40 and eleven cd in square
numbered two hundred and twenty-oue (l2Il in the
CITY OF Washington, in the District of Columbia with
the improvements, consisting OF spacious Dwelling
fouse ana Stables The south 6s2 feet of this prop
ety has an even depth OF l4o feet and the north 20
RET has depth of Ola feet. On the south. east and
partially on the north, the property Is bounded by
Elde alleys. making the same most desirable for a
dwelling in its present condition, for the site of a
hotel or hrSt-class apartment house.
Terms of sale prescribed by said decree TO wits
One-third cash. AMI the residue in three and
four years with interest from day o. sale until paid
By promisSor notes of purchaser secured By retaining
the title until the purchase money is paid, all cash
p the option Of the purchaser Il deposit OF $500 10
be made the of bid. If OF
sale be not complied with in two weeks from day of
sale the Trustees RESELL at the risk and cost of de
falltng purchaser upon giving two weeks notice by
public advertisement.
Further information can he had of the undersigned
42G 9th st. NV.
VIM E. EDMoNsToN, Trustee,
800 9Th ST NV.
wM. TAYLoE SNYDER, Trustee.
mh14-d.rds oO5 ID ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-02

NAVAL ORDERs.-Ensign VIM. V. Bonough
has been detached from the jamestown and
ordered to the Portsmouth. Leave Of absence
has been granted to Ensign c. C. Foulk for two
months, with permission TO visit Japan: Conn
Capts w. L. Fitzhr.sh aud F. II. Runce: Com.
manders III. I. Picking, @. W. sumner.
A. ). Crowninshieid. {. Nj. Chester h. IL
McCalla, +. Il. Chadwick and +. F. Jcwell:
Lieut.. Commanders g. ". Pigman G a.
Schetky ard 7. A. Lyons Lieuts W. w Rel
singer, A. r; Conden, +. NJ. Symonds. L. f. NJ.
Mason and c. c. Bowman; Medical Director A.
Z. Gorgas; Surgeons q. +. WinsIow and W. g.
Farwell: Assistant Surgeon fhos: oYtns: Pay
master c. F. Guild, Jas. L. TolIree,
F.. n. Human and ]. F. Tar,
bell: Chief Engineers T. Zeller and
Henry Lee Snyder; Passed Assistant En-
glneer X. Crawford: Assistant Engineers +. H
Eldridge and c. a. Carr: Professors SIMON New
comb, A. Hall. VIM. Hardness, Jno. II. East
man, j. r. Loley and L. Frisby: Naval Con-
structor George w. Much: Assistant Naval & n
struetor +. I. Bowles; Civil Engineers NJ. 4.
White. F. c. Prindle and c. E wolcott,
ordered to continue on their present duties TIM
May LIST, 1885; Capt. L. NJ. Ramsay Com.
manders n. HI. Farqphar, c. u. Sigsbee :. H.
Baker and Horace Elmer. Lieut.. Commander
J. u. Craig. Lieuts. w. L. Burwell, Harry Knox
]. P. Merreli, w. Goodwin, J. +. Meigs, r. Gf
Peek, W; P. Clason, +: II. Holmes and ]. +.
Parker, Paymas;er r; w. Allen; Chief Engineer
=. Farmer, Passed Assistant Engineers j. X.
Barton and W. NJ. Parks. Chaplain A. A. Meal
lister. Profs. w. w. Hendrickson, J. N. Rice H.
u. Todd, l.. +. Prud homme and NJ. Oliver or.
dered to continue on their present duties till
July LIST, 1855.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-02
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
Il
TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE
TWENTY-SEVEN ACRES TWO FOODS AND
ELEVEN PERCHES OF LAND ON TUNLAW
ROAD, ABOVE GEORGETOWN, d. c.
BY virtue of deed of trust dated the Goth day s>
OF May. 1879. and duly recorded in Liber eli, 1$k
folio 1872, ct seq, one of the land records
for the District OF Columbia the undersigned
trustees 1r1Is will sell ON MONDAY. April. THIR-
lseS the following described property: "A that piece
of land lying in the county Of Washington in the Dis
trlct of Columbia, being that part of tract
OF land called Alliance lying west of the road
point or stone known the northwest of Beat
tie and Hawkins addition to Georgetown and run
ming thence along the south line of the whole tract
htyseven S5lOO perches to the west side Of the
road, and which is the beginning Of the land to be
conveyed thence north eighty five degrees and three
quarters of degree west along said south fine sixty
two $500 perches to the line between Kengla and
Plckre thence north seven degrees and one-Quarter
OF degree west along the line between Kengla and
Pckwen eghty-seven 61O perches to the line be-
tween Brooks and Kengla, thence with said line north
eighythre degrees east thirty three ITO perches to
the west line of the new road, thence with said west
line south twenty degrees and Onequarter of degree
east one hundred and six and 661OO perches to the
percheS more Or less This Is desirable property sit
uated on the Tunlaw road. adjoining 'Tunlaw' farm
and the land of Charles Homiller.
Terms Il cash. the residue in three equal payments
az six twelve and eighteen months, and secured by
the purchaser notes bearing interest from day of sale
and deed of trust the property sold or all cash at
the purchasers option All eyancing record
ing AZ the &C 81 OF purchaser 500 deposit required
with within ten days after the day of sale the trustees
reserve the right resell the said property at the risk
and cost of the defaulting purchaser after DAYS
notice in the Evening Star newspaper.
JAMES JANE i IL A JoaSsiroS. Trustees.
ap1 Webster Law Building
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d. L. d W.-EX-div.



BALTIMORE, ND, April 2.-Virginia skies, past
due coupons, 56: do threes, 81; North Carolina
skies old. ]. OS bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Nd, April 2.-Cotton quiet-rpid
ding, IL l16. Flour steady. with moderate demand
Wheat-southern tirmer; western higher southern
red, 9Oa92; southern amber s6as7; No. MARYLAND
92a9214; No. western winter req, spot &. as. Fl
APRIL ST. asked: Nav S9aS9ls: June, 9Oa;a9f
Corn-southern easy and fairly active: western higher
southern white, 5:5l2a54; southern yellow 50ao0l2
western mixed, spot 49a49l. fresh April, 4s9sai9la
May 4ss.a49 steamer AZ bid Oats firm.soushesn
Pennsylvania, 36aa9 Rye tirner. 5Sa15 Provision:
refined quiet, 10l2a1Os4. Whisky steady, l.2Oa1.2l
Other articles unchanged Freights to Liverpool per
steamer dul-coton, 11-64d: -four, Is 3d. grGin AID
Receptsaaenr. $3.50 barrels: wheat $4,000 bushels
corn, $4,000 bushels: oats, 1000 bushels. Ship
ments-wheaI, 1900 bushels; corn. 1000 bushels
Saleswheat. 401 600 bushels; corn. 213 OcO bushels
Tomorrow, Good Friday, there will be no markets
Chicago Mark ets.
CHICAGO, Ill, AprLl 2.-Gdosing PRICES Wheat
April, 3.{a; May, 4Ils: June 42 july, 43-s. Oats
April 27aa: May, 3lia: June: 80 Pork-April. IL 50
May. IL. 1O June. Il S2As July, 119217 Lard-Apru,
q. 1cla May, 6.SU. July, 6S112
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-02
Matters i'm the Senate.

THE PRESIDENT ASKS THAT ACTION BE Sus-
PENDED ON THE NoMINATION OF MR.. Law
TON.
1t is understood that the President has sent
to the Senate a message asking suspension OF
action upon the nomination of Alexander r.
Lawton, of Georgia, to be minister to Russia,
until the papers in connection with the re-
moval of his disabilities can be found. It is
porary.
The President has also notified the Senate
that he will send no more nominations to-day.
1t is expected that final adjournment will
take place this afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-02

THIEVES SURPRISED AT THEIR WORE
About 2:3O o'clock this morning Officer Murrel
discovered that the front door of house 1902
street northwest, occupied 10y Chas. II. Greene
had been forced open and clothing and silver
ware valued al $500 packed up and ready to be
taken away. The inmates were notified and
found nothing missing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-02

THE REPUIsE Of BARRTos.-on March 3Oth
Gen. BarTtQs attacked the Salvadorian frontier
position, FL Coco, thus breaking the promise
given by him to the United States minister not
70 invade Salvador without declaration of
war. The battle ragged nercely until nighffalL
when the Salvadorian forces concentrated upon
Chalchuapa- At daylight on the Dist nghting
commenced around San Lorenzo. After q Sc
were engagement, which lasted ten hours, the
0uatemalan forces were completely routed.
Their losses we're heavy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-02

WARDS CONTRACT MARKED &C. A. Ain
the Fish trial in New York Yesterday, Mr.. Jas:
d. Fish was asked what " SIS ,66S. %, c. A. A.,
pencied opposite March Is, contract AZ, meant
Mr.. Fish said /: Mr.. Ward hold me that the con-
tract was from President Arthur. did not I'M
derstand that the profits we're TO 60 TO the Frcsi-
dent, and did not understand that c. A. A.
was the person who had the contract and turned
1t over"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-02

THE CHINEsE WANT PEACE-A dispatch
was received In Paris yesterday stating that
the Chinese government had accepted IL.
Ferry's proposals for peace and wished TO Ax q
date for the evacuation Of the podtions in Ton
patch was dated subsequent IL the defeat Of the
French forces ct LangDon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-02
rHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LEASE OF
- LAND. WHARF, WATER AND EXCURSION
PRIVILEGES ON BLACKISTON ISLAND,

OTHERWISE KNOWN AS MONTE CHRIsTO,
ON THE POTOMAC RIVER
Court of the District of Columbia the seventh day
OF March, 1885. in equity cause numbered 9191, in
which Eugene Mitkiewicz is the complainant and Ed
ward Abner the defendant, shall offer for sale for
cash. to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY. the
FOURTH DAY OF APRIL, 1855, at TWO O'CLOCK
NJ. at the auction rooms Of Duncanson Bros corner
OF Sth and streets northwest in this city, the lease
OF all that property situated and being Blackstone
Island ST. Marys county. Md, containing twelve
liams subdivision of said island. recorded among the
land records of ST. Marys county, Md the 2Sth day
of December, 1888, in Liber j. F. F., No. 4 folio u.s.
as follows: Beginning with the northern inter-
mir south the west side of said $50 feet
McWiliams street, thence in a western direction
avenue. thence in northerly direction on the east
side of said avenue T75 feet the river 'front.' thence
In an eastern direction along the river front to the
gether with all the buildings and Improvements now
on said reservation with the wharf known as Nc
Williams wharf and all the water rights and privi-
buildings and improvements thereon erected by the
parties 10 this suit partners The same being sub
jeet to removal al the expiration ofthe lease
day of March, 1854, at yearly rental of $500 with
the privileges of further term of five years from the
he ca with the ct the
sole right of landing excursionsts the Island and
conducting an excursion business.
tages and Bath Houses splendid Dancing Pavilion
aStore. and everything necessary for q summer and
excursion resort
Immediately after the said SALE shall also offer for
sale large quantity of Bathing suits Cooking Range
and other personal property.
The lease can be examined and the fullest Informal
ton obtained at the Office OF Newton q Bergman $40
street, Washington, d. e.
Terms of Sale Cash.
400 l JOHN L. voeT, Trustee,
DCNCANSOS BROS, Aucts. rnhl4-s tn th& obs