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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE Nd. February l2.-Viruinia SKIES.
Past due coupons, SO; new threes, sos; ten-forties
40 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nd. February 12-Cotton dull
middling, 8. Flour steady and quiet-Howard street
and western super, 262a3OO do. extra,3 25a4.O 90;
DO. family. 4.25a4. IS; city mills super, 25Oa3OO
do. extra, 35Oa4.15; do. Rio brands, 462a4. IS:
Wheatsouthern nominally steady and dull; southern
red, 9Oa94: do. amber. 95a97: No. 2 western
southern nominal; western u shade hrmer; southern
white, 46a5G do: yellow. 46a4a western mixed. spot,
bid; steamer. 45s4a46. Oats dull and frm-southern,
$9a42 western white. 3ta42: western mixed, 37a3s;
with good demand-prime to choice western, ID. GOA
1900. Provisions frmer. Mess pork, 1O75all. rs
Bulk meats-ShoulderS and clear rib Sides packed
4asa6. Bacon shoulders, 47s clear rib Sides 6sasl
hams, lO12a111. Lard-refned, 71Aa71a. Butter frm-
sno aR EGGS
refined 7a7ls: Coffee easer-Rio cargoes. ordinary
refined steady. 1OlsalOA. Whisky firm, 1.l9ai 20
Freghts to Liverpool per steamer very Quet-cotton,
SGD; -four Is; grain. lower, 2lad Receipts-four
1916 barrels: wheat, $500 bushels; corn, A O00
bushels; oats, 5000 bushels rye, 1900 bushels Ship
ments-four, 6,777 barrels. Sales-wheat, 404. 600
Bushels: corn, 246,OOO bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. February IL, Ills a.m-The early
feeling in wheat was easy, May dropping Off quickly
to S444, in consequence Of weak cables but became
rmer on reports Of some export business the
weather. May advanced to S514, and is now quoted
at S54s Corn quiet and frm-May, Al. Oats strong
May, 324s Pork steady-May, 11.3O Lard-May,
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
THoMAs e wAaaAxAs; 80. ..,..,....,.

HoAAs Il "AaaAxA r., r..... r..,o,..,
TRUsTEEg SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
H. EsSsssEE SxsssGs = kkFs.sH IS
No. 1884 folio 32s ct eco, one Of the Land Re s..
cords ofthe District of Columbia, and at the re-
ss DsC the
OF FEBRUARY, A. D. 1855, at FIVE (5] O'CLOCK
rolls subdivision Of original Lot numbered one Q) in
square numbered five hundred and seventy five 1873
by deed recorded in Liber No. 9O5 folio Is ct seq
Of the land records of said District Of Column
plal And also all that part Of Lot numbered eight
north line OF said Lot Ave and between said north
line OF said Lot and public alley, being the same par
ton aforesaid) John Hitz by James Carberry Trs-
tee by deed recorded In Lber No. 1917 folio 395 ct
seq OF the Land Records ofthe District OF Columbia
Gulnnand and Others building committee Of the Gruth
Eerein OF Washington, D: G. recorded in I!ber No.
Columbia, and by deed of said Gruth veren and John
Hitz and others to William Lewis. recorded among
the Land Records Of the District Of Columba-im-
taurani."
In two and three years for which the promissSy
notes of the purchaser with interest six per cent
per annum: interest payable semtannually; principal
erty deposit of 5000 win be required of the pur
chaser at the time of sale All conveyancng at the
OF sale payable out of the purchase money Terms Of
sale must be complied with within ten days from day
OF sale otherwise the property viii be resOld At the
after 1--WE days notice in The Evening Star.
EUGENE CARUSI,
ass Louisiana ave. NV,
w. J. MILLER, Afusteea
a3Od&ds 4S6 Louisiana av e. NV,
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RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
schedulein effect SUNDAY, DECEMBER l3tn 1885.
until further notice. 800

q
until further notice. '''
Leave Washington from Station, corner Of N.w
Jersey avenue and street. VI N'e"
ea am is Fast Iimted ExpGess or Pt asiy I Inc
Chlcago arriving In Pittsburs at 7;3O pm. Chicago
h ms tra for last time extra fare is charged on
and m s. and So louis daily as
Pa.ace SleePng Cars 70 above points, without change
Louis arriving in Cincinnat next morning nj s4 r.
81 Louis $50 pm No extra fare is charged on this
For Pitisbgrs at 94s am, with Parlor Car. and
With seepn ay TO to Pstpis Cleveland and DerO
I For ,d Bsiimore on week days 800 e4O 7so $50
9s 1880 5ad aaoc SS sna 4, 60 Taa
1000 S6 satmGIe on a Sun ss 60 $50 $50 and
For sheIandOah Valley Railroad ard points south,
4 aSr ANNAPOLIS $40 and $50 An and 1910 and
For way stations between Washington and Balti-
se sundays $50 Am sSa f iS
$50 4:40, 700 and II 90 pm For stations on Me.
and 5;sl daily 4:4o pm. daily. except SUNDAY.
or R.nepa stations on Branch $40
ton; staunton and Valley Branch. $40 NJ daily e1-
Sunday For fredsres. SAC am and 40 s1 p
For Hasersiown and Winchester. $40 and s4s a
M IAN and as 5Sl p m daily, except sunday;
From 14s Ss% Orleans Lean E1PTess and $50
90 p.m- sunday, 1895 al m, 6:S5 pm.
from Lexington 5:5O pm. daily. except Sunday.
from FREDERICK and intermediate points, SIS am,
and $40 p.i daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave baltimore for Washington at $40,
$50, 1:20 Si5, 9:0o and 1890 q M. 1915, 2, g. 4,
ss and so5 ann. 3oo 4 Ea s1se $50 Is
and L. 90 pm
AN trains nom Washington stop az Relay Station
except lao, 3:l5 and $40 pm.
oh, iniormaiion apply at the Baltimore and
emo Iicket once-Washington Station, 6l9 and 1881
a aeinnsyayana avenue corner of 14.h street where
oIuefs Viii De taken for baggage be checked and
received az any point In the city.
pUNHAM X. LORD.
AL Gen Manager. Baltimore. q. r. A.
| WAsHINGToN. OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL
in and AFTER NOVEMBER 18TH, 1885 trains will
| station as follows - S~ ~'@sS'
rive leave ~ washington q 900 am. and 445 m, ar
ponst Lsssoury ll.OO Am. and 6:46 pm; arrive Il
is SnI IN az il:4l N. and 1882 D. m Returning
49, ouho dnl o:ol an and l:26 D. m: mass Lees
Ton at S:S5 am. and 4:IO pm '"NAe
aS uIaLn arriving at Washington at S:3S n m and
s. leaving washington at 4:45 nm are daiIv- III
oelsa Trans are daily except Sunday.
| ~onaoAf $no Communication Rates to all pointa
IA Superintendent AIexandrsa
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Washington stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange noted to-day:
u s. As, coupon, 124a bid. 125 asked o. g. 4s regis
tered 124a4 bid 125 asked. d. G per. imp. 6s 1891
coin; ll3ss bid, 114la asked. 5O-year fund 365s.
coin. 1881. bid: Metropolitan + R stock, 81 bid.
9ela asked. Washington Gas. 37as bid, 80 asked
lumbia ms; ia. bid. 12a asked. Potomac Ins, SO
bid washington ash, Brick Machine. 10S bid. l15
asked. Penn. Tel Co.. As bid, 40 asked. Chesapeake
Light, 70 asked.
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TO INVESTIGATES THE CUSTOMS
SERVICE.

The Senate subcommittee i'm New
York.
NEW YORK, Feb. 12.-Senators Allison, Aid.
rich, Miller, Mcpherson and Beck, the sub
committee on finance of the United States Sem
ate, arrived here last night. To-day the COM
mittee called upon Collector Hedden and
asked his aid in the Investigation which
service, and especially into the appraisers de-
Partment Collector Hedden promised the
committee all the aid possible. The sessions
will probably begin tomorrow.
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CapitOl TODfcS.

THE HOUSE LABOR COMMITTEE
decided to-day to report favorably a bill grant
ing Is days leave of absence in each year to all
the employees of the bureau of engraving and
printing. They decided also to recommend the
passage of the servant girls bill" which gives
servants lien upon personal and household
property for wages
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.


The Failure Of His Digestion and Other
Symptoms Alarm His Physician.
RoNE, NY, Feb. 12.-Dr. Ford, the physician
attending Hon. Horatio Seymour, in a dispatch
to newspaper here, says: "There is no
Improvement In the governors condition
was yesterday, and the symptoms are
not SO favorable because of increasing
weakness. His condition is one Of uncertainty.
he takes so little nourishment-only the small
est sips of milk-and there is such failure Of
his digestion that I feel less easy about MIN
he is little delirious now and then. as any one
would be in his condition. His emotions are
somewhat disturbed, but not his intellect;
neither was 1t i've years ago in his illness"
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THr Fiery UNrAnrD" ADLER,

THr Fiery UNrAnED" ADLER,
The VICTOR In thousand battles, conscious Of his
own strength, derived from
THE PEOPLE
To whom he owes all that he is or ever hopes to be-
challenges any man woman to impeach his loyalty
to
THE PEOPLE,
Or to show single instanc. wherein he has failed to
PROTECT
Those who patronze him.
His prices are like the laws of the
MEDEs AND PERsIANs
UNALTERABLE
To quote them would infame the already aroused
and heated passions of his would be) competitors but
II you would be made to understand the true inward
ness and feel the wholesome effects of
ADLER ON THE BRAIN,
You have simply to WHIT
VICTOR E ADLERs
TEN PER CENT rru
CLOTHING HOUSE
927 AND 92o SEVENTH ST. NV,
Where full explanation will be given, "without
money and without price," If the explanation is salts
factory. and you see fit to make investment, it will
be duly appreciated and you will be amply rewarded
~ REMEMBER THE PLACE. "a
VICTOR E ADLERS
PER CENT
CLOTHING HOUSE,
927 and 929 It'll Street Northwest
Corner Massachusetts avenuA
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
And that the lowest
~ Open Evenings until 8; Saturdays until IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-12

The New York chamber OF commerce yester.
day appointed committee TO arrange for q
centennial celebration in that city in 1889 of
George Washington's Inauguration a. Presi-
dent
The damage to the u. s. steamer Omaha by
her collision with the British steamer Ching
Wo at Hong Kong on the seventh ultimo was
the loss of her bOwspring and heR dgear.
The heavy rain caused q rapid rise in the Sus-
Quehanna river, and Port Deposit Ia flooded.
Gov. Fitzhugh Lee held his first public recep-
ton In the Executive Mansion in Richmond
last night. The parlors were thronged with
fashionable people.
The printers union in Richmond, Va, having
caused a boycott of the firm OF Baughman Bro
theirs, stationers and job printers, q public
meeting of citizens who sympathtze with the
boycotted firm has been called.
"Jake" Schaefer and Maurice Viguaux will
begin another 5000 point billiard match in
New York city March 2. The match IL for
81 900 q side.
When Albert Smith, Of Shenandoah, Pa, re-
turned home Wednesday, he discovered that his
wife had eloped with Frank Wheat.ey, an opera
singer, taking with her much OF her husbands
clothing.
Laura Don, the actress, died ut Greenwich, N.
Y, Wednesday morning.
The Chicago Knights Of Labor are boycotting
convictmade bouts and shoes.
Paddy Ryan has accepted q challenge from
John L. Sullivan to 1ght with kid gloves fOl
$4,000 q side.
has agreed to the ten per cent increase for which
| its employees struck and the men have resumed
work.
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AUpersons using Ds1ys Pure MdU Whtaky
are i',vited to anal themselves Of the services Of
our Medical Stat, at al times, free of CHARGE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-12

CLERK DALTON CoMMITrED 10 JAIf.-The
resolution offered In the lower house Of the
Ohio legislature yesterday that Clerk Dalton,
Of the Hamilton county courts be committed
Tempt was adopted. Dalton was released on q
writ OF habeas corpus with bail fixed at S5, 600,
for an appearances and hearing on Saturday
morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-12

SULLIVAN AND RYAN May MEET AT LAST
teiegraphed from Chicago that he would make
tne match Tor $500, instead of $5, 900 side.
hyan's reply was sent to Newport where Sulli.
vans troupe 1s performing, and later dispafch
came back to Sullivan's brother, Mike. savina:
That goes. Make 1t inside Of four weeks mi
vate, five men on q side" A0' PA'
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ICE GORGES IN THE POTOMAC.
Fears Of Damage when They Break I'm

REPORTS FROM UP THE RIVER.
1890 a. m.-The signal corps stations along
the river report that from present indications it
is impossible to tell the extent of the freshet.
At Seneca, twenty-five miles from Washington.
the river is rising rapidly and gorged with ice.
At Great Falls the river is rising slowly. At
Seven Locks, nine miles from Washington, the
river is completely gorged with ice twenty feet
high. No ice running yet anywhere.
IL M.-Seneca reports water still rising. The
ice began moving, but gOrged at the dam.
Great Falls reports no material change since
astreport.
IT LOOKS THREATENING.
The river is open and running rapidly from
one mile below Cabin John bridge to the Chain
bridge. There will be big rise in the river,
and If the gorges give way at Seneca or at
Seven Locks with q heavy flow, there will be
damage. 1t now looks like this.
Harper's Ferry reports, at ESQ pm, twelve
inches rise in the Shenandoah since last re-
port. Very little ice running. No break in
Potomac as yet.
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TOMORROW,

TNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
GULAH SALE AT AUCTION ROOMS SATUR.
DAY, FEBRUARY THIRTEENTH, 1886 AT
40 Sewing Machines
ALSO. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
eelghs. carriages. Buggies, Horses, Wagons and
SEVERAL PIANOS fl-2t
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The Business Failures Of the week.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE business failures
In the last seven days, as reported TO r. g. DUN
q Co, number for the United States 238 and
for Canada 81.
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District Government Affairs.

Messrs. B. H. Warner and J. g. Kimball, repre-.
sentatives of the Young Mems Christian asso-
citation, yesterday, on behalf of that institution
requested the District Commissioners to con.
slider carefully the bill sent to the Commission
ers from the Senate District committee, re-
lieving the association from taxation. The
committee was accompanied by Warden
Croker, Of the Jail, who stated that the Young
Mems Christian association held religious SER
vices in the jail every Sunday, snd this he
thought should be considered.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle: Mrs. B. F. Hunt,
repair frame, Tunlaw road; 81 900. John Bress-
nahan, repair frame, 422 NJ street northwest;
$500. G. F. j. Colburn, repair brick dwelling,
1900 @ street northwest; $3.50. Mrs. B. Ham.
mer, repair frame, GlenwOOd road; $50.
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Durrrs Punr
Mar WH,skx.
FOB MEDICINAL USE
NO FUSIL OIL

FOB MEDICINAL USE
NO FUs1L OIL
ABSOLUTELY PURE AND UNADULTERATEl
IN usn m
HOSPITALS.
CURATIVE INSTITUTIONS
NFIRMARIES,
AND PBEscRIpEp ~
PHYSICIANS EVERYWHERE
CURES
CONSUMPTION,
HEMORRHAaES
AND ALL WASTING DsEAsrS
HABITUAL DRUNKENNESS,
INEBRIETY,
DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION,
MALARIA,
Pure SrmuLArr
FOB
THE SICK, INvALIDS.
CONVALESCTNG PATIENTS.
AGED PEOPLE,
WEAK AND DEBILITATED WOMEN.
We have had prepared especially for rs bya
great Iefnan SClenuSt, an unfAt1Dg formula
which Is a sure and positive cure for Consump-
ton, and which can be prepared by any family
housekeeper (raw beef steak and our Pure Malt
Whisky being of the ingredients). This formula
will be sent under the seal of our company to
any person afflicted with Consumption and
using our Whisky. free Of charge, upon receipt
ola two-cent stamp. BY the use of this formula,
hundreds of supposed incurable conu,mpttves
have been restored to health. and in all cases
where 1t has been used It has increased the
weight on an average at least ten pounds in .
month. This result is guaranteed where It is
used regularly.
Two ounces Of alcohol contain more nutri-
ment than ten ounces Of meat. It Is the only
thing that enters the blood vessels withous
effort on the part Of the stomach. It is therefore
peculiarly fitted for the weak and deAntated
For sale by dealers and druggists everywhere.
Persons east of the Rocky Mountains unable
to procure it from their dealers can have halt.
dozen sent IN plain case. unmarked, express
charges prepaid, by RENTING six dollars to
The Duffy Malt Whisky Co,
Baltimore, Md.
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THE SECRETARY OF WAR and Adjutant Gem
eral Drum went to New York this afternoon to
attend the funeral Of Gen. Hancock.
APPoINTED.-MissL LYDIA Bull, of st. Louis, has
been appointed stenographer to Attorney Gem
eral Garland. She Is the niece Of his deceased
wife.
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Interior Department Changes.

Miss Katherine Raney, OF Ohio has been ap.
pointed to 5000 clerkship in the Second AS
sistant Postmaster Generals Office under the
civil service rules.
Geo. A. Emmerson, a special examiner at
$1,4OO. and Theodore E. Lawton, a clerk at
$1 200 in the pension Office, have resigned,
Julien De E. Garrison of Texas, has been pro.
noted from $1,000 to $1,4OO In the general
land Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-12

ALLEGED Policy MEN ARREsTED:-Detec:
tives Raff and Block, with Officers Walker and
policy shop at the residence Of julius Viedt, I'll
ID street northwest and captured a quantity OF
policy paraphernalias They arrested Eustace
to a similar charge and charged him with
backing the game, while Chas Morris, colored,
was arrested as the runner. They were both
held in default of bail.
good deal Of talk among hack and stable men
about glandered horses and Mr.. NJ. P. Key, who
has made a special duty Of Investigating the
as Wen as the surrounding Country.
He states that Mr.. Holland, OF Sandy Springs,
Nd, who keeps fine horses, among them Nor
recently; that his stableman caught the distem-
per and died OF it, and at last Mr.. Holland was
compelled, in self-defense, to burn his own sta
BILE and much of its contents to rid himself of
the distemper.
DEATH OF MISS KATE EvELIrH.-A private
Maynadier announcing the death of Miss Eve
18th, at & O'Clock this morning, at Father May
was a sister of Mrs. Maynadier the widow of
General Maynadier, and an aunt of Mrs. Phelps,
the widow of Capt. Phelps.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. Henry ]. Nelson, editor of
the Boston Post, was in Washington yesterday
Mr.. T. T. Stewart, of Washington, is in the
City of Mexico on Q pleasure trip.-Philip H.
Morgan. ex-United States minister to Mexico
reached the City of Mexico yesterday.-Rev
L. b. Brown and wife, of Philadelphia, E. r
Jones, of New York, and w. H. Woody, of
der Coffin sailed from New York for Europe
yesterday.-Representa Cox, of North
Carolina: Gen; r. Peck, Of Topeka, Reuben
York, samI A: Swami, Of Florida, and Jas.
Oliver, New York, are at the Riggs.-Col.
Thomas F. Barr, of Washington, and Assistant
TInif nd States TroQS0roP a N
on Wsdnesday.@J. R Kimball, of New York,
Edgar L. Marston, Of st. Louis, J. w. Iredell,
jr., Of Cincinnati, and Eckford Moore, Of Tren.
ton, are at Williard's.-R. B. Mothershead, Of
Logan, Ohio, g. g. Beardsley. OF Dakota, and
w. Il: Broadhead, Of Idaho, are at the National.
Philadeiphia, and O. q. Clay, Of Ric6mond. are re-
at the Metropolitan.---K. G. Cooper, of Denver,
G.. T. Childs and family, Of Boston, b. N. Lap.
ham and family, and II. L. Dodge, president Of
the San Francisco Chamber Of Commerce, and
wife are at the Ebbitt.
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ANOTHER NEW YORK Cry GOVERNMENT
York Is The revelation Of the fact that the citv
o Wnrth n Pave allowed half million dollars
VOL ~0r.n OF taxes OF the street railroads to be-
lars more are now being STAYED off in the hone
o. ,rcompromise. An Investigation of the de.
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RAILROADS.

rJNHE GREAT
TO THE NokfH, WEST And SOUTHWEST
GIT Do, DOUBLE TRACK SPLENDID slENERY.
T,.,a. + sssss jaStAES i7Ih. t isss
For Pttsburg and the West Chicago Limited Express
Line $50 M daily to Cincinnati and St. LOUIS lis
with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg TO Cincinnati
Chicago. with sleeping Car Altoona to chicago.
Ss ana ce Is E;Spress at p m daily
Ing at Harrisburg with Western Express, with
Pacific Express 1000 p ~ daily for Pittsburr and
, me west. WITH through Sleeper Harrisburg to
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
Washington to Rochester WAN pA'''es eAf'
For williamsport. Lock Haven and Emira, at $50
For New YORK and he Fast 7.15. 100 and IL am,
4S i aeS and @ e on snna nI,sd Poo
press OF Pullman parlor cars, $40 and $50
For For Boston without change, 200 pm every day
For Brcoklyn Ny all through trains connect at Jer-
direct transfer to Fulton street. avoiding double
En- mage se; across e1SSsS New York city
AND AND pm PM jim sunday ssS;ess e
For Baltimore. 8.s5. lis. 9, $40. $50. IL am,
pm on sunday 8. $50, II am -. 2. 40. - S ziS
For Popes Creek Line. IT'S am. and 40 PIN daily
For ANNAPOLIS; 5:15 300 am, 1905 and 4.27 pm
daly, except sunday. sundays 900 am 10 D. m.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL-
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASH
lNGION RAILROAD.
For Alexandra, 500, zoo o. % l. OF and 1 az n
m, 2Oo. 4-2o. 4.31, col sos and II.37 q. M On
Sunday at 600, 80, IL. OIL AIN, sos pm.
For Richmond and the south, 500 and / L OIL a m
Trains leave Alexandris for WashngtoS g. o.. 500
IOOO, 1910 a m: 1UO, 300. :,.2S, B. 10, lob and
III ~ pm; and l2lO Midnight iexcept MOn,iav1
pm. and II. 10 night.
Tickets and Information the Office northeast cor
ner OF 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and At
ne Saton where orders be left for the checking
VI baggage 10 destination from hotels and Residences
-, SHAS. r. PUGH, General Manager
JhiS j. X. WOOD. General Passenger Agenr
DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIIR0AD
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FINANCIAL AND COMMEKcIAx
Name
Ndsya6
D. | 3:O0tl
O. 1900

Tne new Y OK MOCK MNFk0E.
The following are the opening and 800 D. m prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, reported BY
special wire to 81. H Dodge, $50 10Th street:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-12

FALSE REPORT ABOUT ATTORNEY GENERAL
GARLAND.-Reports that Attorney General
Garland will resign, as well as that he has
offered to relinquish his Pan Electric stock. are
still rife, but 1t Is learned on the authority that
they are incorrect. The Attorney General at
stated to-day that the telephone matter had
never been mentioned in cabinet meeting
since last fall, when he made statement to the
President, aud reduced 1t to writing at his re-
quest. He has not spoken about the matter
with any cabinet officer since, except in q
casual and iOcular wav
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-12

stranger came TO the Lehigh county lPal
prison yesterday afternoon and confessed %
having murdered John Sharpless the old
Quaker farmer, near Chester, on Noyember
22d last. He made the confession because "a
ne said, he did not want u see the negro john
son, now under arrest, hanged for the crime.
he gave his name rs John Cokely, and IL about
iorty-hve years of age. He is q boiler-maker BY
rsae, and worked q Roaoh,s shipyard at
be has been In EloEidaand Virginia. Detective
Smith, on the strength Of his confession, haa
had O0ksly arrested.
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THIS EVENING.
LNOLEY, Auctioneer.

and Notions commencing THURSDAY FEBRfJ-
AIRY FOURTH, at HALF-PAST TEN A. M. and
SEVEN =. M, in store No. 913 Seventh st. n W. and
VIII continue until all the goods are disposed Of
La1as VIII do well by attending this SALE % the goods
VIII De sold without reserve The sale will on rain
or shine, no pOstponement f32Ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-12

REPORTED VANDERBILT GARRETT ALI.
9raph states that It Is reliable informed that
the vanderbilt and Garrett systems OF roads
pave united to defeat the scheme to turn the
Reading over to the Pennsylvania railroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-12

PROF. A. ]. DEvOE, the weather prophet Of
Hackensack, N. J., Is in the city, and had an
interview with Gen. Hazen to-day to present
his method Of predicting changes in the
weather. He was referred to the indications
board and an Interchange Of views took nIace