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BROS. Auctloneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON JACKSON STREET, NEAR TAYLOR
STREET, UNIONTOWN, d. c.

II A'AsON'''
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
On JACKSON STREET, NEAR TAYLOR
STREET, UNIONTOWN, d. C.
BY virtue of deed of trust duly recorded in 80
Lioer No. SO1, folio IS. ct seq one of the land imM
records for the District of Columbia. and a the I'll
written request of the party secured. will sell, In
TWENTY-sEvENTH bay OF FEBRUARY. A.
ID. 1886, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM all that piece OF
real estate In the county Of Washington, District
Columbia, to wit: Lots numbered five hundred and
sixty-fye $3.50 and We hundred and sxty-sx (566)
as laid down in the original plat of UniontOwn. re-
corded in the surveyors office for said District. Be
ginning for the same at point forty eight feet west
from the northwest corner formed by the intersection
of Jackson and Taylor Streets said point being the
southeast corner of said lots, running thence west
ery along the northern boundary Of Jackson street
forty-elght feet; thence right angles northerly
along the western boundary of said lots hundred
and thirty feet thence eastery along the northern
boundary of said lots feet thence southerv
along the eastern boundary Of said lots hundred
and thirty feet to the place of beginning said lots
being contiguous and being thus described lot,
together with ALI the improvements ways easements
rights, privileges and aDpurtenances to the same be-
longing or In any wise appertainng.
Terms: One-third cash: balance in one and two
years notes to bear interest from day of sale and
be secured by deed of trust on the property Sold all
cash at option of purchaser. deposit of SlOO re-
quired at SALE Convey ancing, &c, at purchasers
cost. Terms to be complied with in ten DAYS: other
wise the trustee reserves the right prop
erty at the risk and cost of the defutng purchaser
after five days public notice of such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington, ID. c.
fl6 d<tdbS PETER FEliAN, Trustee.
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y. Y, Philadeiphia. Boston and the hast s:i5 600
ana so night fc cpf Boston a ss s No 10
phia accommodation, pm. daily. ON Sunday soO
0ncinss s, Louis s Snd p.tSs,r n ad 9r sh.se
SShcsso iimitedl daily, POO m, line daily 20
Ssncinnsi and 81 Louis and except SATURDAY 20 Gn,
Ei is6 ana ne south. 9. lfSi a m a.s.
asS an 35 sa s;tS 600 40 I9SS pm Ia
500, 7;lo 1880 pm. and IL 20 night For Pops
Greek Lane, .:l3 m and s:so p daily esrepi
p m daily, except sunday ON sunday, y am. al
Il ASpo. RourR,ssAtien, Corner New Jersey Ave
Ned, TOTO D. M; for Cincinnati Louisville and II
IS am ss PM For i sstimSre. $50 sS sS ses .
$50 and loSo a m. 1910 lao, 1913 ta.b-nlinu,e
sunday $40 $50, $50 and iSco a. m. rs i m
$50, 44O, $40, $40, SIS IL p m. For Annapo is
go, $50 m and i2;lo and 40 p on sunday
lngton and Baltimore. 5. $40 $50 a m I2.lo n m
$50 $40. and II p; m; ON sundays, $50 a m aud
tropoltan branch, $40 a m. daily except sun
day. and $50 p m daily; 4;io p m, daily except
branch, $40 m, daily sunday stops at ali sta
tons: for Lexington. staunton aud Valley Branch
town and xinchesler. $40 a m s.aS a m daiiS qs-
Washington and oiaithersburg $50 a m. and i2so
ITO IN daily, except sunday.
Orleans and Atlanta, ll:lS m. tdaiIyD For Louis
VIE yns $50 pm daily southern mail and express
daily except sunday Warrenton. a m ,iaiy .scea M
SUNDAY ll:lo am. $50 p. M For I.ynshburg way
sHENASpoAH Rours-B & o. s,a,lon--For New
MAsHISaroS oaIo.-B. a p. station.-For Les.
ours and ali stations a m aud 4;i5 D. every day
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THE INJ1rRy To GEN Rorrnuro~

THE INJURY TO GEN. BoUGHToN.-William
A. Cleary, the boy who was driving the car
riage which knocked down and seriously i'm
tured Gen. Horace Boughton, at the corner of
Pennsylvania avenue and 11th street, as pub
lished in yesterdays STAR, was charged in the
Police Court to-day with assault and battery,
and the case was continued account of
Gen. Boughton's injuries. Cleary was released
on $500 bail
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EXTRA SPECIAL SALE
LACES AND EMRROIDE,RrEa


We have again enlarged our Lace and Embroidery
department. making 1t one Of the largest and most
complete departments In the country; to-day shall
put on sale some bargains which You will readily &C
half price.
5c Embroideries. Everybody shows Embroideries
at &C. yard: We guarantee the offer to-day
sc yard to be worth fully lOc., and many pat
terms added.
:, 1Oc. Embroideries IS new patterns added to day
You can't match them for less than zoe.
121ac Embroideries. This lot Is fine as Nainsook
fine work, and would be cheap at zoe.
Now CONES the wonder of all wonders
Our wonderful 25c Flouncings including Cambria
and swiss Flouncings, to IA inches deep: we have
sold no better goods tor SOC. yard Remember, your
choice, 25c. yard.
Swiss Embroideries in Match Sets, our own d.
rect importation, narrow width, C5c a ward
Extra deep skirting. As inch. csc. yard. We
guarantee you can't match them for half again as
much.
Don't forget our lovely colored Embroideres In
every imaginable combination. Be sure and see them
they will interest you.
LACES, LACES, LACES.
Talking about Oriental Laces at and 12lh cents
yard. see ours and the argument will be settled. We
warrant our laces at 10 and l21sc yard be worth
mlly double wide fine work and new patterns
Our 25c Lace FlOuhcing are worth to-day fully 4Sc
they are IL inches wide and to see them Is to buy
them
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BBsfh "A 2 2 Nm Nm m ssss
BIB "A U u MMMM OSSs
BBb , 4 ~ 4 . uJ NM ssss =
SPECIAL ODDS AND ENDS SALE
DESIRABLE AND WONDERFUL BARGAINS In
EACH AND EVERY DEPARTMENT.

BAUNS DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT..
NOTICE A FEW OF THE GENUINE BARGAINS
QUOTED BELOW.
Remnants Of Black Brocade velvets. sold at s275,
Remnants of ga Homespun suiting. sold 1t S1.15,
now 75c.
Remnants of Ga Tricots, all WOOL sold at CSC. now
roc.
Remnants of 81 Silk Velvets now Zoe.
Remnants of 81 25 Silk Velvets, now CSC
Remnants of Striped Suings sold at 2Oc., now 12c.
now 12c.
Remnants of Plaid Suitings sold at 35c., now 1Sc
Remnants of Lonsdale Cambrics 1Oc., all lengths.
Remnants of Fruit OF the Loom Cotton at &c, all
lengths
Remnants of 1O4 Sheetings at 2Oc. all lengths.
l.OOO dozen All Linen Towels, extraordinary bar
gam at 25c now on sale at 1Sc. Customers limited
Remnants of all wool 40 inch Cashmeres at 37,ac,
sold on the piece at SOC.
TO BE HAD THIS FRIDAY ONLY
We call special attention to line of French
Satnes, which is replete with all the novelties of the
season.
We. extend an invitation to all to make an in
spectiOn
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
A new lot of Holland Shades, with patent rollers
New New lot Portieres, at g. g, actual value r.
Oriental Tapestry for portieres at CSC yard
80 prs Lace Curtains in white and ecru. with tapped
3pairs Applique Curtains at 1926. sold at $40.
3 pairs Plush Drapery at 35c. yard
Tapestry Table Covers, 11a yards square, at S11O.
Table OilclOth, 24c yard. = "
Shelf Oilcloth. at &c. yard.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW,
4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF STOCKS
GOLD WATCH. GUN, &c, &c.

A DMINIsTRATORS SALE OF STOCKS
GOLD WATCH GUN, &c, &c.
On "WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY TWENTY.
FOURTH, 1886, at HALF PAST ONE O'CLOCK p.
M, VIII sell. at public auction, at the rooms OF
Ihomas Downing, auctioneef, southwest corner OF
uuennsylvania avenue and 11th street northwest,
shares of the capital stock Of the Central National
each.
I share of the capital stock of the Anacostia and
POTOMAC River Railroad, of the par value of go
% douoie~aSe Gold Watch (P. 5. Bartlett. NO.
double-barrel breech-loading Remington Shot Gun.
raining, Pictures, and Hand saws
JAMES g. EDWARDS,
Administrator W. a Luther Martin
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer. 2O3t
John BOWLEs5 d CO.. Real Estate Brokers,
- 1924 New York avenue.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS q CO., Aucta
BY virtue of a decree passed by the Supreme 80
Court of the District of Columbia in equity cause 3
NO. $500, on the 18th day of February, A H.. GsSi
1856 wherein Ella II. Jones is complainant. and Mary
y Jones et al defendants Will sell on WEDNES-
AIRY, A. ID. 1886, public auction, at FIVE
O'CLOCK p NJ. in front of premises, corner of and
Sotomac streets Lot 20, square 40 in GEORGETOWN In
the Dlstrlct of Columbia. improved Dy two-stOry
frame house known Us No. 32JS y street,
Terms of sale: Une-third cash: balance in two equal
cent, secured the property: all cash. at the option
OF purchaser One hundred dollars deposit Will be re
quIred on day of sale.
f13-1Ot JOHN BOWLES, Trustee
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MILITARY PARADES YESTERDAY.-The
parade of the Washington Light Infantry bat
talon, Col. Moore, with the band OF the fifth
spectators all along the line of march. Nearly
two hudred members appeared in line.
The Capital City guards, who turned out
one hundred strong, were followed wherever
they marched by over one thousand colored
people. On the return of the Contnentals from
Mount Vernon in the afternoon they paraded
up Pennsylvania avenue before proceeding to
their armOry.
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FINANCIAL.

PK1NCE q WHrrELr
STOCK BROkERS
Ga Broadway. Noy
$50 Fifth avenue, I -'o" Aork.
$50 18th street lCOrcoran Building) Washington.
PRIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
BETWEEN
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK, BOSTON, &c
GENERAL PARTNERS.
JAMES WHAELY II. CRUGER OAKLEX
MAYNARD c. EYRE.
HENRY III. DODGE, Washington, d. c.
WILLIAM r. TRAvERs, Special Partner.
Buy and sell on commission all classes of Railway
Securities
II. II. DODGE, Resident Partner
Quotations ofStocks and Bonds and Information re.
garding the markets received through wires in
stantly, direct from the New York Stock EXCHANGE
Al orders executed and reported promptly. ie1
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THERE ARE MANY worthless limitations OF
st. Jacobs Oil. Beware OF them ALL
Dr ". Grothe, Brooklyn board OF health. saya
hed star Cough Cure Is most effective.
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.UNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON H
STREET BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL. AND

FIRST STREET EAST.
BY virtue Of deed of trust, dated the 2Sth day 90.
OF May, 1885, and recorded in Lber No. 1925 imN
folios go, ct seq. and al the request of the
ties secured thereby, we shall offer for sale the
highest bidder, in front of the premises on TIL UK-
DAY. the FOURTH DAY OF MARCH, 1885.
at HALF-PAST FIVE P. NJ. Lot 81. in square SIG,
fronting twenty feet by depth of one hundred and
forty-four feet improved by One-stOry brick build
ing, No. % HI street northeast.
Terms of sale. One-haf in cash, balance i'm six and
twelve months secured by deed of trust all cash at
option of the purchaser 800 deposit time of sale
Conveyancing. &C. at cost of purchaser. Terms to be
with in seven days or property resod cost
OF defaultins purchase, after five days notice in
newspaper published in the city of Washington.
ISAAC L. JOHNSON, -.
GEORGE FRANCIS DAWSON. ( trustees.
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The total los By the Wilmington al. C} IRE
insurance 81 e400.OOos
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PROPOSALS.

IT 5. NAVY PAY OFFICE,
" WASHINGTON, ID. C., February l, 1885,
sealed Proposals, Endorsed PROPOSALS ORD
NANCE SUPPLIES" will be received at this Office
until NOON. MARCH 2 1856, Tor supplies To be de
Hvered at ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT Of the navy
yard. Washington. ID. C., namely:
Reauisitions No. l54. lies; and I6O. class A:
Brass Wire; c. Alcohol ID, II Dorado Engine Oil: f,
Salmon Brick, and +. Charcoal. TO. be awarded by
requisition and classes.
PROPOSALS MUST BE MADEIN DUPLICATE,
and official forms furnished with schedules giving
details) by this Office BIDS RECEIVED ONLY
FROM MANUFACTURERS OF, OR REGULAR
DEALERS IN, THE ARTICLES THEY OFFER
To SUPPLY"
The right is reserved to reject any all bids AID
waive defects Response be persons must guarantee
the prOmpt and faithful execution of
competency of the guarantors must be certified
fore y United States officer.
THOS II. LOCKER.
Pay Director, U. s. N, Navy Pay Agent.
f2-1aw4W
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Baltimore Markets.

ss;S ::sss il; sss; 3ss
and sp fsssa45S sn
ssa No.
S4lsas4a. Corn-southern white easier southern
yellow frmer: western higher and quiet southern
spos D February. 49, ssses Mach, aga
a as
western mixed 3tia3s; Pennsylvania, 3sa4O. Rye
WIS WHISKY steady Other Articles Unchanged
1850 barrels; wheat. iOe0S bushels; corn, i5s oo6
sSiP$sns:aeus ssss ssisss wheat. Hsi;s -
bpsnels; corn. 10000 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Feb %, O:45a.m-Wheat opened quite
& h
then fell back to s5a but rose quickly to SO 5-l6,
slight advance for all American wheats. Corn dull
May, Al. Oats-May. S3. Pork easy-May, 11.12lA
APPoINTKD.-The Secretary Of the Treasury
to-day appointed James McGrath, of Cleveland,
Ohio, to be inspector Of boilers at Cleveland.
AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day
were Senators Wilson, Cockrell and Frye; Rep
resentatives Findlay, Herbert, Brown, Lawler
and King, and Baker, with Col A. G. Dickin-
son, James Young and Chas. s. Baker, Mr..
Edward Nelson Dingley and Mr.. JEFF Chandler.
PATENTS WERE ISSUED to-day to citizens of
the District as follows: Julius Leede, three
patents automatic carburefting lamps and at
tachment for gas service conduits: James A.
Maioney and A. G. johnson convertible tele-
graph key.
Assaulted by Mormons.
n a DISTRICT ATTORNEY DICKSON ATTACKED
A Salt Lake City dispatch says that last even
ing, as U. s. District Attorney Dickson was
leaving the dining room at the Continental
hotel. where he boards, with his family, three
men asked to see him at the outer door. He
went to the door, when one Of the men struck
him in the face, 1t Is supposed with stone, the
other two aiding him In the assault. Frank J.
Cannon were two 81 the sna ana ee
third, who fed, is unknown. Judge Powers put
the CannOns under arrest. Angus Cannon,
ing pistol, with all the chambers loaded, on Fis
person. A great crowd collected, among them
number OF women, one of whom was heard Ia
Killed him, for he almost killed their father. "
Mr.. Dickson II not seriously hurt. There II
much excitement
TIE MICHIGAN CLUB BANouEr.-The Michi
gan club, q republican organization, held it
first anniversary banquet In Detroit last night
Senators Evarts Jcnssr and MandeFs ne ~ en-
Representative Horr and other Michigan men
on his LEFT were Senator Logan. Gov. Alger
Gu s and Others. Hon. VIM. X. Evarss, 8
New York, responded to the toast "Washine
ton, the Nationalist; the Federal Union a
remarks, Nj. Evarts said: III In the next can,
paign victory does not lie With -, IL wiz b
oar weakness, but not democrstsc strensth."
The total. los By the Wilmington az. C} ar
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EDUCATIONAL.

4 PIT SCHOOI-wE-ST END.
IA 1924 18th 81 NV. between X and L.
Miss = W Kelly. London Medalfst: Miss NJ. Kelly.
God Medal Is wared in life class for proficiency y.
Evening classes $50 pm f22-6ss
S,HO.:THAND RENOLUTIONIZED SLOAN
N'DUPLONAN, simplest, most rapid and most
sg BE system in the world Glasses forming Tuition
~ correspondence. Call for prospectus, 92l St
fl3 2ws
MRS AGELINE DUVAL MACK 1924 " ST.
" has reOpened her school Of Elocution and Ora
matte Art also private class IN English branches with
teachers for French and Mathematics. f92ws
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IOKUPUSAIS FOR IRON WORK.
Il Office of Building for state, War and NAVY
Departments.
WASHINGTON, - c., February Goth. 1886.
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing, delivering
and erecting In place the wrought aid work
required for the dome and skyght of main stair
way OF west wing of the Building for State War and
TWELVE NJ. on FRIDAY, the TWELFTH DAY
OF MARCH 1855, and opened Immediately there
after in presencspf bidders.
SPECIFICATIONS yeneral instructions to bidders, and
blank forms of proposal Will be furnished estab-
hshed manufacturers on application to this office
THOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
f2O,22,23,24&mar1O&l1 Col. Corps of Engineers.
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Il + stated thas NJ. Morley hes issued In
4 1rolAod,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
The New York stock Market.
Name. o. 800 Nam< o.

The following are the opening and 800 prices
of the New York Stock Market to-day reported by
special wire to II. II. DODGE 500 18th street:
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AN Observation-Disclosures A. Mccarthy has
made an assignment to jackson II. RalstOn of
his stock of goods, tailOrs' furnishings, &C., at
1920 + street, for the benefit Of his creditors,
giving preferences to j. A. Griffith Co., of Bal
timore, S536.3S; Robert Moore & Co., OF BaIti-
more, $353.29; III. Quasi d. Co., $42.94.
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AND MEANS.
The ways and means COMMITTEES this morn
Ing fought n out over the question Of whether
or not persons interested should be allowed %
give their views OF the tariff bill now before
the committee. The repubLicass insisted upou
consuming much time In these bearings and
Mr.. Morrison and other democrats opposed IA
upon the ground that they had already All
needed testimony. collected by the committee
last year, and furnished by the Secretary OF
the Treasury. Finally. Mr.. Morrison Offered a
resolution granting from now until March 18th
OF March for hearings. This was adopted the
democrats voting for IL and four OF the republi.
cans against ft.
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COURT In GENERAL TERM.
Today, Baker agt. Gray; judgment below
affirmed, Judge Merrick delivering the opinion.
U. s. use OF, &C., agt. Hunter; demurrer over
ruled and case remanded; opinion by Judge
James. Morrison agt Prindle; Judgment below
affirmed. Farley agt: Green; decree below
affirmed. Wall agt. Robinson; opinion by Chief
Justice, reversing decree below and confirming
auditors report.
EQUITY COURT,Judge Coz.
To-day, McBlair agt. Ten Eyck; commission
to get answer Of infants ordered 70 issue. Hume
agt Hayes; sale nnaly ratined. Lansburgh
Webb; inquisition Of lnnacy confirmed and G.
w. Green appointed COMMITTEES. Bostwick agt.
Lovett; Ida Green appointed guardian ad
CIRCUIT CoURT-Jud0e Hd0ner.
To-day, Bradley 81 al agt Herr ct al; on
hearing.
PRoBA1E CoURr-Jbdde CIR.
To-day, estate Of James Golden; order for sale
of restaurant, DC Estate Of George h Slaugh.
ter; Burgess G. Slaughter appointed admins
traitor; bond, q 800. WIN Of r. w. Pfa6 nled
In re Richard A. Davis; Mary g. Queen ap
pointed guardian. WIN Of E1lery G. Bartlett
died.
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WILLS FILED.-The will of Frederick Pfoff
filed to-day, leaves his estate to his wife
Amelia, who he appoints executrix. The will
of Ellery c. Bartlett, Late OF Chicago, was filed
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TON.
Major Dye stated to STAR reporter to
day that the published statement TO the effect
that he had consulted Health Officer Townsend
with reference TO joining forces with him upon
temperance matters is untrue, but ii is undoubt-
eddy true that most OF the liquor is adulterated
and does ten times more harm than il other
wise would If pure, and he also thinks the tenn
perance people are right In the advocacy Of
high license.
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APPoINTKD.-The Secretary Of the Treasury
To-Day sPpoinlea James Mcssratn, OF cleveland
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TRIALS OF POLICY MEN.-The case OF EuS-
tace UBrien, charged with backing policy,
which was set Tor trial in the Police Court to-
day, was called, but OBrien failed 10 answer.
The court forfeited the bail and issued an at
tachment for the defendant. Charles Cross,
cOlored, who, 1t Is charged, acted as a runner
for the O'Brien firm, was tried for violating the
policy law, and Judge Smell gave him two
Motifs. colored, an alleged writer for the same
firm, received q similar sentence, from which
he appealed.
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CHICAGO Feb %, 1O45 a.m--Wheat opened quite
Arm, with good buying at start, which sent wheat from
S51a the opening figure to 86, with scarcely break
then fell back to S57s but rose quickly to SO SIG
and Is now SO SIG. The cables are firmer and note
slight advance for all American wheats Corn dull
May, Al. Oats-May. S3. Pork easy-May, 11121a
Lard-May. g. liz.
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ing were the readings at the signal ONCE to-day:
3 q. m. 1873; am, 800; IL a M, 500;
pm, AL. Maximum, GIG. Minimum, %. 2.
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WASHINGTON. D. G.. t723 18th st nwl and in
tle Principal Cities New terms begin now Free
frIai Lessons to show our method. IFS
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A CHARGE OF LARCENY CoNTINUED.-David
Wolff, of Maiden Lane. New York city, re-
ported to the police some days ago that in No
city 81 600 worth of jewelry, from which he
was to select $500 worth, and that he failed
10 return any OF the jewelry. HerzOg was ar
rested by Detective Block and charged in the
Police Court to-day with the grand larceny of
$3.50 worth OF jewelry belonging to David
Wolff aud the case was continued.
A Cow IN SEWER.-A COW got into the
river at the foot of 7th and NJ streets yesterday
afternoon, and entering the large sewer which
enters the river at this point proceeded north
ward. Her believing soon attracted large
crowd, and ropes aud ladders were secured aud
the animal was rescued through the manhole
at L street south-a distauce OF one square from
the point where she entered the sewer.
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-Four nickie plated oil feeden have been
stolen from the Potomac steamboat company
within the past week; value SO.
Lieut.. Guy has received q hundred loavcs q
bread from some unknown person for the beno-
at OF the poor.
The annual union OF the Laboring Mems Pro,
tective Union No. was held Ct the Union
Bethel ball. II street. last evening. Address
were delivered BY Il. II. Freeman, Col Jones of
Hass, J. H Jackson, ox-Prssl1ons 6 aontaF
and @. ~. Newton, exr1rUsidooe Tie event
closed with asupper.
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REAL EsrATB SALEs.-Ann Maria Booth has
sold to Maria g. 0Donnell for $4,000 the
property ON the west side OF 22d street. between
New Hampshire avenue and NJ street Joseph
w. Barker has sold 70 Louis II. Emmert for
%, 500 the property fronting 29.5 feet on the
east side OF 18th street, between @ and II
streets,
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BOARDING.

BEAUTIFUL AND HEALTHFCL ROOMS EN-
1)suite or single, with without Board: fronting
Doufh on East Capitol Park 81 Il st. ne f21-lws
SPRAGUE MANSION, CDR 9TH AND STS-
kC"Hh board, south front Room first floor; also
March lst Will be vacant two large and one small
room. second noor. transient and table ooareiers a.
cDHAi0N4a<c1- flSIw&
1n1sD FOURTEENTH ST. NV. nicely
~ - furnished Rooms and firsi-class Table
Board.
HARRIS HOUSE, PENN. AVE- BIT 18TH
\ = and l3th sts American Plan. Rates: =, 50
AiIo e5Oo per day special rates parties and per
Elanent guests. Within ose block of the pi)hcipaI
government departments and hotels Passenger Gle
Na,or- JOHN HI HARRIS Prop nZ.,:Sm
IIHE LOtHIEL HOUSE, 5I2 9TH ST. n W
"A Ao TIE Ia Pierre, sw cor. 10Th s1d NV, the
oss e"bancte Boarding houses IN the city. 1zbIefrs
Class plezSs-ils rooms Terms moderate o<-,-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-23

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CHAMPAGNES AND GORDIAIS
French Clzrets, So 75 "a - 50 per dozen Calf
forna Wines imported directly. Nspa ZnfSndeii slc
per gallon Wines received directly without peesina
through the trade, which guarantees az fJeS
purity. Wins de toutes sortes en- cases
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