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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-24
Another Glove Fight.
Frank James Free.

BONNEVILLE, No., Feb. 2S.-Late Sssur
day afternoon the only two charges pend
ing against Frank James in the CoopeI
County Circuit Court were dismissed, ant
he is q free man. The matter ia kept verl
quiet, and even now il is not general,
known. Interest is felt here ss 10 whethel
Governor Msrmadnke will recognize th'
requisition from the Governor Of Min
nesoss for the removal of James to tn
lsfser State for trial there
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The Haxen Court.Marttal.

IRON THE f1ksSI EDITION.
The judge advocat e objected to the question
sion "foolhardy" used by Secretary Lincoln in
his report in connection with the relief expedi.
ton.
The objection was not sustained, and Gen.
Hazen answered that he understood
1t to apply to all those who advo-
Gated a relief expedition after september 18th.
Gen. Hazen denied that he said anything to
and denied that he had said anything that was
contained in the item, with the view of having
1t published.
GEN. HAzEN cRoss-ExAM1NEp.
The crosse Examination was then begun by
the judge advocate. He asked the witness how
long he kept the letter to the Secretary before
sending it. ,.-,-,-r
Answer-"I think about nine days"
Nv as 1t the custom of your ONCE to keep i'm
portant letters so long after writingf"
Mr. Mackey made the point that the question
was not complete, as 1t should be restricted 70
letters of that kind. To the question In this
only letter of the kind ever wrote"
The Judge advocate then questioned him as to
his interview with Mr. Kaufman, Of THE
STAR. He asked If witness knew Mr.. kauff
mann when he met him on the occasion OF the
interview.
Witness replied that he did.
Questionable you not know his character
Ans3er.-"I believed him to be Of good char
acter."
Question-"ButI mean his character OF q re
porter. You knew he was q reporter"
Witness said he did not use all the Language
ascr1bed to him in the interview. He did not
mention the Secretary of War. In answer to
conversation was all with relation to the one
subject, the letter
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III Ed.

BENDER. Ats m, March 18th, 1895 SOPHIA
WIDOW OF the late John A. Bender. Of Philadelphia
The friends Of the famiiy are invited to attend tbs
street northwest. Thursday afternoon at tw clock
FLOWERS On the morning Of March l7th lSS5
Funeral from the residence OF her brother. Albert
Ashe, No 1929 Twelfth street northwest Thursday,
are respectfully invited TO attend. %
JOHNSON. Died March l6, 1855. NJ 10 q m. of
consumption, al Providence hospital, PETER Join
Funeral from Joseph q Lees undertaking establish
meni Wednesday. March Is. AT three p "a. Friends
LEE On Monday, March 18th. 1855. HrNnr.
beloved husband ofMary c. Lee.
Dead, but not forgotten.
In 4 churchyard lone and drear;
sleep: the ons We iSssd dsa flowers
BY HIS CHILDREN
Funeral VIII take place from his late restdeDcs.
O'clock p m fri.nds and ieissiSss are inviss6 3
attend.
PRENTIss. March l7th, 1885, at e15 an. of In
ssSond dsnsS 81 fes BRAD .S Ee
Notice Of the funeral hereafter.
John 1 sEAGER, youngest son Of Prof tiEsrd
sTRECKER On March le. 1885. n, 1910 nm
ADOLPH sTRECKEk. an examiner In the PensiOn
Funeral win take place tomorrow "WEDNESDAY,
March 18th, at p m, n his late residence n May
VAN HORN. On March Is, 1885, Mrs REBEocA
VAN HORN, relic Of the late Jeremiah Van Horn. in
the eighty first yer Of her age
funeral st her late residence. No doc street soufh-
east, at p. m on Thursday, March iSth. No
dowers- -
WHITNEY. At sseusenvflle Ohio. ON Msrcb An.
1855. STEPHEN NJ WHITNEY, aged ninssy one
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TO THE S kokTE VS. As Be sSEFHwrsr
DOT BE TRACK SPLENRIp scEE NdIaI burSr
Train, leave f Washington. nom station. as corner Of
For PittsSurg and the West Chicago Limited Express,
$40 G ess e sna s LOUIS Wi
Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg TO Cincinnati. and
Chicago. with Sleeping Car Altoona 20 Chicago.
Western Express 1:4O pm: daily, with Palace Cars
Steering Car pittsburg 70 Chicago NJ Mail Express
ay sr rGn1s .nd mi M with
BALTIMoRE AND PoI0MAc b kAtLKo S,Is.
1000 daily, except saturday, with Palace Cars,
Washington to Rochester ~
For New o Sol Loo and ses P11 S and
sndsy 100 1E0o p., and arz 10 a4o L da
For Boston %is6ou. change. 200 pm. every week
re1 BroSki S4ness O1 through train, cOnnec,
direct sy mh Gos to fnon avnx
b!s leI,iage across New York city; 90 90.
fS. s S s s ss0 ans rs 100 On aOS
s0" So }o1o Rs m1 snS S l2 ai;h Limited
isSS. zSo. 400 AS; so. S:eS, E;io 1880 PM
,s 500 Sl 40 100 100 ma and IA rs and a.o
For Annapolis. 63S am. 1e:o5 and 42o pm. daily.
fIssps Sqasrz A g Sqnaz GH RAIL
NAY, AID = B. ALEXANDRIA II AND WASHING
For Alexandria 500 700, Gas. 11O1 and IL :35 a
sunday at 500. 9:25. 11Ol am. sos pm
For Richmond and the south. 500 and 1l:01 am.
Ale s ss
1000. 1910 am; 90, 3.O5, 3.23 $40 100 and
IL: pm, and l2:10 midnight Except Monday. J
On sunday at 500 and 1910 am; 7sO6 and Ia "a
pm, and 1910 night
Tickets and Information at the office northeast cor
ner Of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and at
the station where orders be left for the checking
Of baggage destination nom hotels and residence
CHAS. l. PUGH, J. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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Opposite City Post ONCE
TRUSTEES SALE OF HORSES, HARNESS,
WAGONS, BUGGY, IRON SAFE AND PIANO
BY virtue of a deed of trust dated ID day Of Feb
ruary, 1885 and recorded in Lber 1,116, folio 8, ct.
seq one the land records OF the District Of Column
bia, will SELL the premises northwest corner Goth
and q streets northwest. on TUESDAY, MARCH
SEVENTEENTH, at FOUR O'CLOCK, at public auc-
ton. the following personal property, described In
schedule A in said trust:
One Dark Bay Horse, BILL One Gray Mare,
Wagon. One Side-bar Buggy, Two Sets Wagon Har-
ness. Two Sets Buggy Harness, One Iron Safe, One
Piano Forte
mh12-d WOLF RICE, Trustee
DEREMPTORY SALE OF THREESTORY AND
l. BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE, No. 9OS II
STREET NORTHWEST
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH SEW -
ENTEENTH. 1885, at FIVE O'CLOCK. By a.
virtue of a resolution passed by the Vestry or 9i%
Y Part tt Of +" SQUARE fronting 20 fee. on street.
by depth of 123 feet being the eastern 20 feet front
of the Church of Ascension Lot
Brick Dwelling. with modern convenience.
This property Is situated In the central portion of
the city, being convenient to the Departments and
street car lines
Terms One-third cash. balance In one andt two years.
notes to bear interest payable semfannualy, and be
secured by deed of on property sold or ali cash
at option OF purchaser Terms to be complied with in
seven days otherwise resale at the risk cost
defaulting purchaser, after Eve days public notice Of
SUCH resale In some newspaper published in Washing
ton, d. Z. Conveyancfng, &C, at purchasers Cost
deposit Of $3.50 required at time OF sale
By order Of the vestry.
DUNCANSoN BROS,
mh11-d&ds Auctioneera
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.
sCHEDCLEINE EFFECT SUNDAY, DEC. 2lsr. 1,
UNTIL EI-RTHER NOTICE

eCHEDCIEIN EFFECT SUNDAY, DEC. 2lsr 1884
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
Leave Washington from station. corner Of New Jer-
sey avenue and c street.
300 am. fast Limited Express TO Pitisbnrg and
Chicago, arriving In Pitsourg a, $50 pm. Chicago
this train for fast time
For sn1 L9qsys and s. Louis daily at go
Palace Sleeping Cars 20 above points, without
Cincinnati and st LOUIS arriving IN nes e
morning at s:3O, 81 Louis $50 pm No extra fare
For Pi!sSars at 300 am, with Parior Car, and g. 40
pm daily 70 PitisburE Cleveland and Detroit with
For SsItsnore on week Day. s. $40 $40, 7so. $50
ana l99 n i E i2S sia Sc MINUTE I train
For Baltimore sundays. 10, $50: s:35 and 1000
For points on the Shenandoah Valley railroad and
For Ann.psi.:. $40 Am and 1910 and 40 pm On
r sunday sSso I'M, 40 pm xvs,.
nor: 599; $40 $50 am-s l2aO pm, $50. 4:4o,
& e aao rs ana ioo pm 49, ss Nom and
Metropolitan Branch 7:25 daily except Sunday
% a On as s1fss
am. daily. except Sunday. for Lexington. S,aunton
Tor Frsdeiick. soo An, 4:aO PIN daily excep:
For Hsxsrssown, s.oo am. daily, except Sunday. and
Trains arrive nom the West daily. 600. TO am,
From Annapolis. $50 am and la3O anc 52s pm
From isiin D% $50 pa aaiiy. e.eep. Sunday
Prom Frederick and intermediate points, S;25 m
Trains leave Balimoie for ashinston a. $40, $50
so. .. and 1880 am. 1915. 100 9. 4. 4:2O 5,
and am. i:so. i-so. s:2d 8. sssO $50. aud 1SsS
All trains nom Washington stop Relay Station ex.
Sept l-2o, 3;lo and 7:l0 pm,
ohio Ticket OffiGe~W ashinston station, $40 and
oS az snus corner n4,n street where
.a.k DuNAAI, Gsnsrsi a.asssr. Baltimore:
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A Story OF the Inauguration.

HOW MR.. EVANS LOST HIS PoCKETBooK AND
sPEcTABLE YOUNG NAN NEAR ALExANpRIA.
The following apo AIRED In THE EVENING
STAR Of the 9Th inst: "John Evans had his
pocketbook, containing 81 and a promisory
note for 81, 100 stolen. The loser of the pocket
book came to Washington to see the inaugural
demonstration. While watching the parade on
Pennsylvania avenue he observed standing
near him a rustic looking young man, who an
peared to be making his first visit to the city
ILL., and rolled himself up in a ball on the pave
ment close to the fence, but very near Mr.
Evans. The latter soon became absorbed in the
passing display. When the pageant was over
he had occasion 10 put his hand in his pocket
and to his dismay discovered that his pocket
book was gone. II contained, besides few dol
lars in cash, nearly 5000 in promisory notes.
He Immediately went to police headquarters
and notified the authorities. The next day he
learned that pocketbook was in the custody
of the mayor Of Alexandria, and on calling upon
that official was overjoyed to find his property
except about 81 in cash, which the thief had
How the pocketbook came to be recovered is
told in the following: "A young MIN connected
with the Virginia Midland railroad, living in
ing Of the Attn of March last that he in.
tended TO come to Washington to see the
show. His worthy spouse insisted that
ne should leave his watch and pocketbook at
home, only allowing him enough TO get a glass
OF lemonade and few peanuts with. When
he returned home that night, with his mind
somewhat clouded by the lemonade he had
absorbed, he put his hand i'm his overcoat
pocket and brought forth a pocketbook, which
he opened, and in dismay yelled out that some
one had robbed him. "Be still, you fool gently
said his level-headed wife; you've been r0bbing
some one else, for you left your own pocket
book at home" $50 did," replied he, as soon
as the clouds began to roll by and he began to
realize that he might be dragged up before his
honor as Q kleptomaniac. Take il right around
to the mayor and explain the circumstances"
said the wife, and her mandate was quickly
Obeyed by the husband.
And this is how 1t came about. The thief ap-
parently, was q conscientious young rascal.
Touched by the interest Mr. Evans manifested
In his assumed Illness when he found the notes
were OF no value except to the owner who he
learned from the papers was an Alexandrian,
he distracted the available cash, and going to
the B. & P. depot deposited the pocketbook and
contents in the pocket of the young man from
Alexandria,
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THOa J. FISHER & CO., Auctioneers.

hAO0s .. AohGh q w., AuCtlOUeeES.
CHANCERY SALE OF MOST VALUABLE AND
EL1G1BLY Situated CITY LOTS FRONT
ING NINETY,TWO,AND-A FEET ON
LARGE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, KNOWN
AS NO. n MADISON PLACE, AND AS THE
RESIDENCE OF THE LATE BENZ. OGLE
HEF eauAk H s "a Ho RElS Sf X THE PKr
AND THE ARLINGTON HOTEL. .
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of =.
me District OF Columbia passed on the 9th day e:s
wherein Mary Lomax Tayloe, Eugenia Phebe xsR
warren and others are parties the undersigned
tess VIII sell e public auG.i9p in front Of the
APRIL B. 1883 at TIN FIVE ss ocEdcR RAf SF
all Of original Lots ten IO) and eleven in souar.
numbered two hundred and twenty-one OIL, in the
CITY OF Washington, in the District Of Columbia with
%a of og
feet has depth OF 35 feet On the south. east, and
vide alleys, making the same most desirable for a
Dwelling In Its present condition. for the site Of
motel or hrst-class apartment house.
Terms Of sale as prescribed by said Decree to wit:
four years. with interest from day Of sale until paid
at the rate ofsix centum per evidenced
by promssory purchaser secured by retaining
the ute until the purchase money paid all cash,
oe made upon the acceptance Of any bid. If terms Of
sale oe not complied with In two weeks from day Of
sale the Trustees may resell at the risk and Of
mnng purchaser upon giving two weeks notice by
Further information can be had Of the undersigned.
GEO. F. APPLEBY, Trustee,
WIN. E. EDMoNsroS, fSSs9s s NV
VIM TAY1oE sNYDERs Trustee ,"'
mh14d&ds sos d st. NV.
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F OR THEBLooD.
BBR RRR 90 W M ~ ssss
Bsbs + + 0ooS IVY MN syss
#EE'2fs $ ! Il
RRbfs Il TIT TIT ZEE En- s'ss
BBp1 4 ! + En- / / ssss
F OR TuEB Ioon.

Combining IRON with MISREPRESENTATION
quickly and completely CLEANSEs and ENR1CHEs
THE BLOOD. ouickens the action Of the Liver and
Kidneys. Clears the complexion, and makes the skin
smooth 1t does not nure the teeth cause headache,
or produce constipataon-0N okAer Iron MedctNss DO.
Physicians and drusgists everywhere recommend It.
co DR. N 8 Ruaa1Es Of Marion, Moss. says: " re-
enr,ching the blood and removing all dyspepsc symp-
Dr.. r n: DEIzE1L, Reynolds, Ind says: ST have
prescribed Browns Iron Bitters in cases Of anRmia
+ a elOod also when tonic vas needed and
Mr.. WIN: BURNs 26 st. Mafys st., New Orleans,
La. says; BROWNS 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 lines
on wrapper TAKE NO OTHER Made only BY
BROWN CHEMICAL CO., BALTIMORE, MD.
LADrEs HAND BOoK-Usefhl and attractive, con.
tanning list Of prizes for recipes Information about
coins ETC., given away by al dealers In medicine or
mailed to any address on receipt Of 2c stamp mh17
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For the Eye Of Mr. Higsins.

Z
1t Is understood from the interview Of your
reporter with Mr.. Higgins, appointment clerk
Of the Treasury department., in last Fridays
paper, that the said department is to be reduced
to an economical, business basis, calling for @
reduction Of the clerical force therein. In the
interest Of the large number of honorably dis
charged Union soldiers and sailors and deceased
soldiers and sailors widows and orphans, EN-.
ployed therein and In the otherexecutive depart.
ments OF the government, would call atuen.
ton to part OF section 3, page 244, volume l.
years lS14-lSS1, OF the supplement to the L.
s Revised Statutes, which reads thus, and
should prove a protection to them,
"Prorided, That in making any reduction OF
force In any of the executive departments
the head of such department shall retain those
persons who may be equally qualified, who
have been honorably discharged from the mill
tary or naval service of the United States, and
the widows and orphans of deceased soldiers
and sailors"
The section was attached as what is called ad.
d1tlonal legislation to the legislative executive
and judicial appropriation bill of 1876, under
circumstances menacing to the Union soldiers
and their widows and orphans interests was
passed by democratic Congress, and still re,
mains part OF the Revised Statutes unre
pealed. x
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~ U n A r D LIN E.

=:
NOTICE
LANE ROUTE.
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIN
TIED BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVER
POOL, CALLING AT CORK HARROR
FROM PIER 40, n. r., NEW YORK.
SCYTHIA..- Wed. March II AURANIA....Sat., April
OREGON Wed. March IS UMBRIA....Sat., April IL
GALLIA...-.Wed, March rs SERvIA.... Sat. April 10
BoTHNIA W ed. April ETaCRIAt New, ZAP. IS
RATES OF PASSAGE-$6O. $50 and 500. accord
ing to accommodations
Steeragc at very low rates Steerage tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown and all other parts {
Europe at lowest rates.
Through bills of laden given for Belfast, Glasgow
AHayre, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent
and for Mediterranean ports.
For freigh: and passage apply at the Company
ofhce No. 4, bowling Green, or both steerage and
Washington, d. c.
VERNON II. BROWN d CO., New York;
MeSsrs. OTIS BIGELOW Il CO.,
mh6 Cos 18th street, Washington.
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STEAMERS.

ENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
" BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE
Company's pier, No. AZ North River, foot Of Nor
ton street, New York.
Normandie, Frangeul, Wednesday. March rs, pm.
ST Laurent, de Jonsseln W ednesday, April l, o.
St Germain. tr:lub. Wedn s'iav, April 10. 5 am.
Checks payable sight, in amounts suit, on the
Banque Transat antique Of Paris LOUIS be Be
BAN. Agent, No. Bowling Green, New York.
Messrs BELL q CO., Agents for the District Of Co
lumba, 1887 Pennsylvania avenue.
mhi1 Washington, o. C.
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TOMORROW.

TOMORROW.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Aucta.
MIR. B. SCOTS, JR. ELEVENTH ANNUAL
SALE
In
CATALOGUE SALE OF VALUABLE PAINT
In Oil and Water Colors.
The Collection of
the Wellknown Artist Mr. E d. Lewis, Of Philadel.
COMPRISING ABOUT ph 10 wE1LcHosEN Elk.
AMPLES, TAKEN FROM NATURES
ORIGINAL SUBJECTS.
Now Free Exhibition q 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 win Conduct the Sale.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS Il CO.,
mh14-5t Auctioneers.
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Name. o. I2:45 # Name.
Baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE, MD. March 17.-Virginia skies past
due coupons. 54a; new ten-forties, 52s bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Md, March 17.-Cotton steady-mid-
ding. 11A Flour steady and firm. Wheat-sOuthern
6rll and scarce western lower closing dull southern
s red sSass; southern amber, ssas6; No Maryland
March. S5as54; April. s6as6!4; May. sl4asSls.
Corn-southern frmer: western lower and dull south
mixed spot, 4s,sa4sa fresh; March. 4s.a4sss April.
sohsr western whites Haes a sass sno western
mixed, 3oa36 Pennsylvania. 36a3s. Rye firm,
at5 Provisions steady and quiet. Butter lower
western packed 1Oa2O; creamery. 22a3O. Sugar
lower-A SOFT 9; copper refined nominal. Whisky
steady, 12Oa1.21 Other articles unchanged. Freghts
70 Mveroooi per steamer quet-cotton easier, 164
Hour 1s6d grain I'D. Recepts-hour. l 2 926 barrels;
wheat 2,4OO bushels; corn, l64 900 bushels oats,
l2,OOO bushels; rye, 600 bushels shipments
corn. 1900 bushels Saes-wheat, 349, 900 bushels;
corn, 125,UOO bushels
Chicago Mark cts.
CHICAGO, ILL, March l7.-Closng prces-Wheat-
March. 1874: April 741s: May, 49, June. sos.
March, 3.1s; April! 37ia; May, 41ss; June 4ls July,
March, 1890; April, 1885; May, 12.421a: June.
1252i2 Lard-March, 6.S5; April, 6.S7l2 May, 6.95;
June, 7.O212.
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Messrs. Henry A. Dawson and Samuel s. Con-
nell, two young business men OF Rockville, Md,
have gone TO take positions At the Indian reser.
vations In Dakota
The resignation OF william NJ Clements. gen
eral superintendent OF the b. a o. r. r. CO., was
yesterday accepted by President Garrett
In the House Of Commons last night Mr. Glad
stone again stated that England and Russia had
agreed that no further advances should be made
In Afghanistan.
The ambassadors OF all the powers concerned
signed In London yesterday the Egyptian IMAM
The strike OF the employees OF the Gould rail-.
roads IN the west has ended, the companies
having generally agreed TO restore the old
wages. Wv
The Dublin corporation, by a vote OF Il TO IL.
mas refused TO address or entertain the Prince on
Wales during bis forthcoming visit.
Mr.. ParnelTs manifesto regarding the cornfnv
visit OF the Prince OF Wales 10 Ireland has been
declared by the crown solicitors to be q treason
able document
A Philadelphia butcher ia TO be tried ON q
charge OF selling dog meat for veal
Inc war In steerage rates TO Europe continues
ana II was reported in New York yesterday that
war In cabin rates Is now imminent
Ex-Congressman William Clark was STRICKEN
with paralysis At Fort Plain, \. Y, sunday, and
cannot recover.
The French bakers have already taken "A.
vantage or the recent passage of the bill in,
creasing the duties on cereals, and have raised
the price OF bread. The people are complaining
sAvagely.
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNcANsoN BROS. Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A THREESTORY AN
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING No. 1871


BAsEMENT BRICK DWELLING, No. 1871 H
STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of certain deed oftrust bearing date ~:
and duly recorded in Lber No; 1919, folio Is, ct -
ba and the request Of the holder Of note for
paid Indebtedness shall sell at public auction, in
front Of the premises, on TUESDAY, the TENTH
DAY OF MARCH, A D. 1885, at FOUR O'CLOCK
r NJ the following real estate situate In the city Of
Warrington, District Of Columbia and being the west
ern part Of lot numbered three 3 in the original sub
division Of square numbered one hundred and five
street and being all that part Of said lot which lies
west Of line drawn north and south through the
ter Of said lot and from the south line the north
line thereof together with the improvements thereon
subject to deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No
991 folio 428 Of said land records securing
per cent per annum from December 80, A. D. 1854.
ofsale Al conveyancing at purchasers cost Ifterms
Of sale the trustees reserve the right to resell the
property ct the risk and cost of the defaulting
chasers. GEORGE e. EMMONS, / r-,.+o,.
CHARLES B. PEARSON,) Ahus'ee7'
~ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
WEDNESDAY, the TWENTIETH DAY OF
MARCH, A D, 1885, same hour and place
GEORGE F. EMMONS, r.,..,..
mh17-eots CHARLES B. PEARSON Afus'eeS'
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RAILROADS.
TIME NEW ORLEANS FAST LINE
SHENANDOAH VALLEY SOUTHERN sPECIA

FTyHE NEW ORLEANS FAST LINE
SHENANDOAH VALLEY SOUTHERN SPECIAL
SHENANDOAH JUNG, LCRAY AND ROANOKE
The New Route to the South and Southwest
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH 10, 1855.
0.25 am daily, New Orleans Fast Line. For all
points on line of Shenandoah Valley, Norfolk
and Western. East 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 TO Atlanta
$40 p NJ Rdaiy. Memphis Express. For all points
South, Southeast aud 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 b. & o. r r Passenger Station, corner
'ew Jersey avenue and street
For tickets sleeping car reservations and all infor.
.atiOn apply at ticket Offices, 6l9 Penna ave. 1851
ave, and depot d. & o. r. R., and Office of
the Line, so. Penna ave, where orders will be taken
for baggage to be called for in part of the city
A. POPE, 4 j. LOCKWOOD,
Gem. Pass and Tiki. Agt Pass and Tiki Agt-
mhl6-6mO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-17

IMPORTER OF FRENCH WINES, COGNAc.
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American Native Wines, Brandies and Champagnoa
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Agents for drsi-cass houses, Bofdoanx, burgundy,
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