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OlSCUSS1N0 SCCCfLoSOa3 DURMAN q. EATON
AND CONTROLLER CANNON.
Secretaries Bayard and Lamar were absent
from the cabinet meeting to-day, which was de-
voted principally to considering the appoin t.
ment OF a civil service commissioner to succeed
Mr.. Eaton, and controller Of currency, vice
Cannon, resigned. A number of names were
discussed, bnt no decision was reached. Both
nominations will be made at an early day. The
business in the controllers Office requires the
office vacated by Mr.. Cannon to be tiiied as
soon as possible
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TWO ACCOUNTS WHICH THE SECOND CON-
TRoLLER WILL NOT PASS.
Second Controller Maynard has disallowed
two claims of john Roach. one Of S3S, $40 for
extra work on the United States monitor Puri-
tan, and the other OF S2O,274 for watching,
care and towing and plotting of the monitor
Roanoke from March 18th, 1877, to September
oath, 1883. He holds that there is no special
statutory authority for the construction or re-
pair of the Puritan.
In regard to the Roanoke claim the control
Ter says that the for the construction of
the Puritan contemplated the use of the con-
demned material of the Roanoke which was
towed from the New York navy yard to Ches-
ter, Pa.
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CHIEF CLERK YoUMANs, OF the Treasury de
partment, hes returned from Buffalo.

THE HOWARD UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CON-
MENcEMENT.-The Congregational church was
well filled last evening, where the commence
ment of the medical departments of Howard
university was held. Prof. VIM. H. seaman
addressed the graduating class. DR.. Patten,
president Of the university, conferred the de-
and three in dentistry, whose names were
printed in yesterdays STAR Valedctory ad-
the medical class, and Adeibert Il. Lee, Of The U
dental class. Messrs. Neall, Shackelford and
Peters received handsome presents OF books
and surgical instruments from their friends.
The platform was very prettily decorated with
plants and flowers, and during the evening the
Marine band played several selections.
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LEGISLATION RECOMMENDED BY THE BAR
ASSoCIATIoN.-At the meeting of the bar as
ISOLATION yesterday afternoon, Mr.. Perry, from
the committee on legislation, reported bill,
which was approved by the association, making
1t lawful for persons TO whom letters testament
tary or letters OF administration have been
granted by the proper authorities in any state
or territory TO maintain suits or action in the
District courts in the same manner as If the
letters OF administration had been grantee TO
such person in the District The question of
providing for taxable schedule of fees was re-
ferred to the committee on legislation. The
committee was directed also to prepare a bill
providing for an additional judge for the
Supreme Court of the District, to hold an ad-
ditional Criminal Court for the trial of appeals
from the Police Court, and bill directing that
ali opinions delivered in the Supreme Court OF
the District shall be in writing.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE Md: March 11-Vfrgnfa Sizes con-
sOlidated, 59l2: pastdue coupons 6u4.: new tirees
81: new lel-'orties, 43i North Carolina skies old
1.2Ola bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. ND. March 11.-Cotton steady and
dull-mfddling, 91s Flour firm aud steady. Wheat
southern steady and quiet: western higher and dull
southern red. 93a96; southern amber. S7a99: NJ
Maryland 96a91: No. western winter red. spot, 81
bid March, 92a9214: May, 94lsa94ss. Corn-southern
45!aa4112; do. yellow. 45a47 western mixed, spot
46ssa46a4; March, 46laa46s4; April 46ea467s; MAY,
southern, 3Sa42: western white. 3Sa4O western
mixed. 36a3T Pennsylvania, 3Sa42. Rye steady,
1Oa13. Provisions steady, with moderate inquiry
sugar-copper refined steady, 1OksalOL. Whisky
steady ll9al 20 Other articles unchanged Freights
Is: grain easier 2asd Receipts-aour. I4O barrels;
1900 bushels: rye, 600 bushels Shipments~four.
600 barrels; corn, 10000 bushels. Sales-wheal
7S,OOO bushels corn 3S7UOO buShels
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FIRED UPON BY BURGLARS.-About 7:30
o'clock last night Mr.. Robert H. Kaiser, resid-
ing At 1929 Columbia street, was fired At by
burglars. Hearing some one attempting TO get
in the secOnd-story window OF his house from
the root of the back building Mr.. Kaiser went
towards the window. The thief, who had
climbed to the window, dropped down In the
see whether the intruders had left the yard one
of the two thieves turned and fired two shots at
him. but did not hit him.
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F {, u s. r / :: :: |:

Paper 600 shadeA Free lesonss In tissue fancy work
every morning u 03Q. Silk Transfers, Jap 0ovd4
49, as.so.s Mspkips n. F.ns Scrolls .i sse Nss
100. Esudiss Or hsinting Flowers. LaadssGpss skos
!. AZ "a s5fa isd s a e r. sv~
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MAR RrEIp.

SUPPLEMENTARY BY the Rev. Father Wal
ter. Thursday March lltn, lss6, az ten o clock
GEORGE X. MOVES 10 JOSEPHINE.T. LAFON-
TAME, both of Washington, ID. C.
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THE DISTRICT WHOLESALE BUsINEss.-At
the meeting of the Grocer's Association last
evening resolutions were adopted favoring the
establishment here Of wholesale houses. where
goods from other parts Of the country can be
shipped and then offered to the retail trade
without first passing through the hands of Bal
timore merchants. The resolution declared
that "the beginnings Of a legitimate wholesale
trade are already to be seen emerging from the
mass OF local business, and the welfare OF our
city demands Of US that we should protect its
youth and stimulate its growth by all honor
able means"
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A fire in Valparaiso, Chill, yesterday de-
stroyed the principal shops i'm the city. causing
a toss of > i.OOo,oUu.
NlScount Dublin, heir of the Earl OF Einnoul.
committed suicide at Monte Carlo GA TUESDAY
OWING to losses al the gaming Iabies Hc wss
a Glssipated man, "A notorious tuItiGe and gam
bier.
man who for months passed as the consul
OF Chile. at Havana, has Disappeared aud AZ is
now discovered he was an iinposter. iie bor-
rowed much money from acquaintance
Twenty lives are thought Ia have been lost i'm
a collision on the railroad between Monte Carlo
and Mintone, France. 4 number of carriages
lell into the sea.
United states Consul General Waller declares
THAI the report that the United States eonsuls
In MS jurisdiction talk of resigning IL their saa-
ries reduced il msch!eyous ana totally
without foundation.
The revenue cutter Dexter arrived a Newport
last night from the eastward. Captain Gabriel
son reports that during the past ten DAYS she
has saved from wrecklHg or suocored iprty eight
vessels
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SUING A RAILROAD COMPANY FOR DAM
AGES.-A suit has been entered against the
Metropolitan railroad by w. X. Straughan to
recover $4,000 damages. The complainant
horse and wagon at Ala and streets s.w on
the Doth Of February last, upsettiBg the rehi-
Gle, throwing him out and permanently injur-
ing him.
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The following changes from yesterdays quotations
the Washington Stock Exchange are noted to-day:
Metropolitan r r stock. 1O2 bid los asked Wash
lngton Gas. S9l bid 397s asked. Fireinen's Ins 43
Columbia ms. 12la bid. ri ,gs 1ns, IS. bid. 10
asked Board PUBLIC Works. green IS, 96 bid, 81
asked. Masonic Hall bonds. 1U4 bid. Washjnyton
Market M stock 297 bid 22 asked Great Falls Ice
bid, los asked. Penn Tel. Co., "A bid, As asked
Chesapeake and Pot TEL Co., 6S2. bid n asked
u s. Electric Light, IS asked, -
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GOLD MEDAL.
PARIS, 1873.

Warranted Absolutely
Pure Cocoa, from which
the excess Of oil has been
removed Ithas three times
the strength Of Cocoa mixed
with starch, arrowroot or
sugar, and n therefore far
more economical, costing
sess than one cent o cup. II
b delicious nourishing,
strengthening. easily digest
ID, and admirably adapted
for invalids ~ wen ~ for
persons In health.
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AUCTION SALES.
ffI9s AFTERNOON.
he EALUA BILE PROPERTY KNOWN AS THE
UNION HOTEL. GEORGETOMN, ID. G.. AT
IS BOWLING. Auctloneer.

The VALUABLE PROPERTY KNOWN AS THE
UNION HOTEL, Gk0RGEToWN, ID. G., AT
On TIT RSDAY, MARCH ELEVENTH. s.t>
1856. at HAEF-PASr FOUR O'CLOCK, p. ~
N, IN front of The premises, j VIII sell -
the property known a. the Union Hotel. locate u
on northeast corner 30h and NJ streets. West
Washington. and ffonfiHg Gt feet on NJ street by
adepth Of 100 feet 10Th street, improved by four
story md basement brick building With handsome
ne mansard roof containing Inirty-fve rooms. pc
sides larSe kitchen, dining room. reading rooms,
pariors, Office and bar and billiard rooms The
raDgement OF the rooms aud location of Che property
max es 10 valuable for hotel purposes or lower floors
car be converted into stores.
Terms: One-third cash. balance IN one two and three
years. with notes secured by deed of trust the
property soid with interest at FIVE per per
num- payable semi-a Aually- deposit of $500 will
be required al time of sale All recording and convey
anciIss at purchasers cost.
f27-dsds WEsCOTT & WILCOX, Agents.
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LUG ROYAL" mends broken Furniture!
"lOc. ROYAL" repairs cracked CrOckery!
TIC. ROYAL restores smashed Glassware!
"lOc. Royal cements damaged Bric-a-braG
"1Oc. ROY AL" RIues household Articles!
.1Oc. ROYAL fastens wood to Metal!
Zoo ROYAL L" secures Cue T1ps
"1Oc, ROYAL rivets Jewelry, Ornaments, dci
log ROYAL" sticks PastebOard, Books DC!
'1Qc. ROYAL" binds Leather, ubber, &c!
.lOc. ROYAL" mends Family Jars!
''lOc. ROYAL YIELDS Metal to Glass!
"1Oc. ROYAL" saves the broken Pieces!
'10C ROYAL" joins all damaged Fraines!
"1Oc. ROYAL" saves dollars to families!
"lOc. ROYAL" Mends Everything!
"1Oc ROkAL" always LIQUID! always Ready!
"1Oc. ROYAL Druggists. Grocers, Hardware, &C
send at once 81 GROSS loo. ROYAL for our
Australian trade" S GUITERMAN, EXPORTER,
8 Hart st., LON MOON, ENGLAND.
Trade supplied by the wholesale, Grouers DruRgists
Hardware, DC. f2O3n
SAogTo h3TTE re LoNP0N AMP CoNTfNENT.
New York. southampton. bremen. The fast Ex-
pres9 steamers OF this company sail every WEDNE S
pay, landing passengers la southampton In less than
brated for their speed and the comfort afford. pas
sengera Beginning in May fast Express steamers win
also leave New York on Saturdays for CherbOurR
France, landing passengers for Paris.
K /. DtsOUP. 025 Pennsylvania ave-.
fzu4m Washington. D. c.
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THE PA1A1s RoYA1
HOSIERY Hosiery, like gloves. Is difficult article
HOSIERY to select. There is SO much humbug in
HOSIERY the hosiery ,rade-for instance out Of
HOSIERY every hundred pair of hose manufactured
HOSIERY there are at least twenty pair thrown
HOSIERY out by the manufacturers for various
HOSIERY tmperfectiOns these goods are bought by
HOSIERY unscrupul0us dealers for little money and
HOSIERY advertised as bargains Beware OF s,lch
HOSIERY bargains!
HOSIERY The Paais Royal has been fortunate in
HOSIERY being the first 10 introduce the fR-
HOSIERY nous 'hredye.' which is positively q
HOSIERY FAST COLOR. All hose sale are also
HOSIERY guaranteed first choice only and perfect
HOSIERY in every respect.
HOSIERY spun Silk Hose 73c and Csc
HOSIERY L1se Thread Hose. 35c 44c ACC
HOS ERY English Bal Hose l9c l4c 3Sc
HOSIERY Above hose come i'm stripes boot nat
HOSIERY terms, combination colors and sod colors
HOSIERY in all new shades and black Each Ia a
HOSIERY special bargain, as inspection will verify
UNDERMEAR Spring weight MeriDO Underwear
UNDERWEAR special prices, so as to induce Won
UNDERWEAR to buy earlier than you otherwise
UNDERWEAR would
UNDERWEAR The Jersey-ftting English bodices
ONDERWEAR and draw rs should be examined,
UNDERWEAR Why should not merino underwear
UNDERM EAk mt as well as a corset pair OF hose?
UNDERWEAR Try the Palais ROYALS great sDec
UNDERWEAR iaity for the coming season
UNDERWEAR Ganze bodices, all styIes o5c
UNDERWEAR Gauze spring weight all STYLES 35c
UNDERWEAR Balbriggan bodices all STYLES 44c
UNDERM EAR Gossamer Vests, all styles, 4Sc.
UNDERWEAR French Bal Vests, all STYLES SIC
UNDERWEAR Drawers to match above.
UNDERWEAR Silk Vests all colors, 50 80 IN
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A sAbE us IF REAL "
TATE sITyATE on NI s1I sTREEI,
I TY5EIRST sTEEET. BETWEES = And I
sTREETs NoRTHw EST. w asMiNGT 1sSSG q
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of szsa4
No 9ss Mary e. ro Ia aqe q, :.
compliments aud Martha A. Carroll al are deiend
auction in front of each OF the premises herein de-
MARCH, A. D. 1855, at FIVE O'Clock p n. ali All
mencing at point wenty-nine feet from the south
east corner of said and lot running thence west
seventy-fve feet thence running east twenty sht
feet and thence south to the point OF beginning I'M
between 2ls aud 22d streets northwest.
On THE SAM AN DAY. Immediately after the above
sale we viii sell ali that part of lot twelve in
No. Que hundred and one. commencing at the norr n.
line 2Ist twenty d feet to the Center Of
party wall then east ninetyn "a feet: then north
division line between lots II and 49, thence west with
SAID division line to place OF beginnlng-improvei BY
tween and street. northwest with back buildings
AND On THE SANE DAY, IMMED iATELY
said lot Twelve in said square one hundred Que be-
Tuning then north line Of said as s street. o'
four 70 feet 10 the center ofthe party wall thence
ieet to zen uo foo, alley thence the line Of said
alley west seventyhve 40 feet TO point of beginning
on The ZANE Day Nj .af PdL.sYy x xrl
the above sale. will sell the north half of lot ten
no. in square one hundred and forty-one improved
by small frame dwelling. No 725, on 19th street
between q and streets northwest.
Terms Of sale: One-ihird of the purchase money
cash. and the balance in two equal in one
and TWO years with interest from day sale for bch
purchaser purchasers will give their promissory
notes. n lien is reserved piece OF property
sold for the purchase money and Interest. No deed
given until ali purchase money aud interest be paid
Al! coHveyancing at cost of purchaser A deposit OF
properly Is Knocked down Terms Of sale must
be complied with within ten days after day of sale
CHAS MAURICE SMITH,
40 Louisiana ave. NV.
WILLIAM j. MILLER, AIusteee
4S6 Louisiana ave.
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CoNsTANTINoPLE March 1.-the confer
ence OF the representatives of the powers which
met to consider the Turco- Bulgarian treaty,
which. among other things, creates Prince
1e,;s OF Bulgaria ruler Of Eastern Rou-
meiia, has accepted the treaty in its entirety.
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Savings Bank i'm Trouble.
THE TREASURER SAID TO BE SHORT ABOUT
SSO OON ..

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J., March 1.-the
pine savings bank is In trouble and has been
closed by the secretary of state. The directors
are now In session. They refuse to give any in
formation as to the trouble. Arthur G. Ogilby
the secretary and treasurer, is said to be short
IN MS accounts TO the amount Of $50, OOO
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P11Es P1Lrsu rLnsp

Sure cure for blind. bleeding and itching Piles
One boz has cured cases Of ten years stand
Ing No need suffer ten minutes after using this
wonderful KfRK's GERMAN PILE OINTMENT
ahsofes tunors allays itching at ouce acts ~
pouftice. gives instant and painless relief Kirks
German Pile Ointment prepared only for the cure
OF Piles and itching Of the private parts and uo,hins
else Every box Is warranted by our Agent
sold b. Drugyists and sent BY mail ON nece.p. Al
price. ~l.00 Per boz
Sold BY sToTT 4 CROMWELL, No $50 pennayt
ssn's ava dl5-eo12m
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NOMINATIONS By Gov. HILL--Gov. Hius Of
New York, yesterday created considerable ex-
element at Albany by sending in q batch Of
nominations for state officers at the port of New
York. DIR. Charles r. Phelps, democrat, OF New
York, was nominated for health officer; quar-
antine commissioners, John 81. Douglas, Of New
York, republican, in place Of Thomas c. Plat:
Marshall B. Blake, Of New York, republican, in
place OF John A. Nichols, and Chas g. Higgins,
Of Brooklyn, In place Of David w. Judd; com.
missioner OF claims VIM. =. Muller, Democrat,
in place of Lyman II. Northup, democrat, term
as very strong, and 1t is thought they will be
confirmed by the antj-Plstt senators voting
geon at the bloodiess May-Bennets duel In Del.
aware some yearo ago.
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The New York stock Market
Name,

The following are the opening and 300 p. prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, reported by
special wire TO II. H. Dodge, 500 18th street:
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- q n EN- Ess,
OR THE LIQUOR HABIT. POSITIVELY
CURED BY ADMINISTERING DIR
HAINES GOLDEN SPECIFIC
Jfcan b s1ven In cup Of coffee tea without the
knowledge of the person taking it Is absolutely
harmless, and will effect . permanent and speedy
whether the patient is moderate drnker or an
alcoholic wreck. 1t has been given in thousands of
cases and in every instance q perfect has fol-
lowed. 1T NEVER FAILS. The system i'm preg-
mated with the Specific it becomes uItsr lnpoes
bhiy 1os The liquor appetite to exist
FoR SALE BY
DR.. S. F. WARE
EBBITT HOUSE DRUG STORE.
Corner 14th and streets also, R. K HELPHEN-
slime, corner 14th street and Vermont avenue,
Washington, u. G.
Call or write for pamphlet containing hundreds of
testimonials from the best women aud men from all
parts of the country. oc2A-s 18th
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4S6 Louisiana ave.
THOS E. WAGGAMAN AucC mbo61


CHANCERY SALE OF PROPERTY SITUATED
TENTH STREET EAST, F STREET AND
THIRTEENTH STRI.ET NORTHEAST AND
On A STREET NORTH, BETWEEN SEVEN.
TENTH AND EIGHTEENTH STRkETS
NORTHEAST. AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of a decree ofthe supreme Court of s.A
the District of Columbia. passed on the 2Sth day =:
ofJanuary, A d. 1856, In cause No 973I EQUITY ~
docket No. 70, wherein Charles +. WolIard Il cOm-
pianant and Mary T. Woliard and others are defend
THE slXTEENTH DAY OF MARCH A. d. issa
commencing a, FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. In mont Of
the premises
Lots 4, = .. and ls, In wollards subdivision of
square 1905 recorded in Liber X L. H. folio $40 of
the surveyors office OF said District situated on Mary
Land avenue, 18th street and street northeast
AND IMMEDIATELY AFTER, in mont Of the
premises, will sell
Lot 40. in Woi.ard's subdivision of SQUARE lOos
recorded In ilber W. h. NJ. at folio 375 in surveyors
once. together with all the improvements &c
terms oi sale: One-quarter cash: balance In eo,,al
Gay OF sale with sx pei cen, interest notes to be
secured by deed of trust property sold or All cash
al option OF purchaser or purchasers Deposit OF I'd,
required On each piece sod Ct time Of sale Convey.
Piled with in days Gay Of sale theTuise tbs
rastee reserves the right risk and cost o
eeianItns purchaser or purchasers after 1--we days'
Heoe n".ice OF such resale in some newspaper pub
rats Viii De shown at office trustee and nt tho
places Of sale on day IF sale. -
CHARLES e DUNCANsoN Trustee
i'h'-esNds corner 9th and b streets n ".
II oRsE AND CARRIAG BAZAAR
u No $40 louisiana averue
Auction sale OF Horses Ca rriages Wsroos u..,-..
SATURDAY MORNINGS, commencing a, my IiS
0CLoCk Large and well assor, ed stock o. Cxrr,aees
Buggies. Wagons Harness. De- Be. ain avs ON ny ~
al private sale. I Bk.NSINGER W .,ano
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AUCTION SALES.
THoMAs BOWLING. Auctloneer.

FVNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
PIANO, MIRRORS, SEVERAL PARLOR SETS
WALNUT AND PAINTED CHAMBER FUR.
NITIRE, FINE HAIR MATfkr SSES. NEW
EXCELSIOR MATTRESSES WITH HAIR
IOPl. 10 CRATES OF WALNUT EXTENSION
CORNICE, FOLDING TABLES, IN OAK AND
IMITATION WALNUT 100 WOOD SEAT
CHAlRS, DINING-ROOM FURNITURE NEW
AND SECONDHAND BRUSSELS AND IN
GRAIN CARPETS, CHINA AND GLASS
WARE, COOKING AND HEATING STOVES,
&c
ALSO AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
ENGLISH RACING BICYCLE, CARVER PAT
ENT, IN GOOD ORDER.
RACK COMPLETE
ALSO AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
HORSES CARRIAGES BUG9IEa WAGONS,
HARNESS, DC
SATURDAY, MARCH THIRTEENTH, 1855, at
TN O'CLOCK, within and In front Of my auction
goods mh1
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THIS EVENING.
IT. K FULTON Auc,lOneer.
AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES.

III
AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES
viii sell. by public auction. at my store, 1918
Pennsylvania avenue, commencing TUESDAY,
MARCH NINTH. al TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, my stock
Of Forfeited Pledges from Nos 1866 to 81 90, shelf
depsri ment. and from SO 6S4 TO S5751 inclusive,
safe department This sale will consist of Gold and
silver atches, Chains Charms. Lockets Rings Pins,
Bracelets Spectacle EYEGLASSES Opera Glasses, Dia-
monds set ia things Pins Crosses Bracelets and Ear
rings. solid SifveTware. Ladies' and Gents Clothing of
all kinds. Suting% blankets. Quilts. Books, Boots.
shoes, Guns. RevOIvers. Umbrellas Musical and sur
gica Instruments Plated " are. Trunks, Valises sc.
This ssle tsin continue mornings at TIN O'CLOCK
and eveniI q SEVEN O'CLOCK Ustil all the lots
sold. Ticket holders will please take notice.
II. h. FULTON
Pawnbroker and Auctioneer.
y. R-Sale OF Clothing will not take place until
III tR~DAY A NJ, same time and place as above
mh5-6ts
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A GRAND CONCERT In aid of the Clerks Early
Closing Association will be given at the Ma
tional Rifles armory this evening. Miss Mollie
Byrne, Mr.. Warren 9. Young, Mr.. 8. j. Kubel,
will participate. Tickets may be had at Met
xerOtts.
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The resignation of Gen. VIM. Birney as trus
tee OF public schools, was received by the Com
missioners today. The appointment has been
rendered to Prot. Z. NJ. Gallaudet
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PUNISHED FOR A GROSS OFFENSE.-John
Stewart, alias Lincoln, the colorei 'soap-fat''
gatherer, who was arrested yesterday by Ser
geant Brosnan charged with exposing himself
TO some school girls near the :,eatoa school
building, was charged in the Police Court this
morning with indecent exposure. The testi-
mony of the two small girls and a boy was
given to show that the alleged oiiense was COIN
mitted in an alley in rear of 500 I'd street,
about one square from the school building The
defendant denied the charge. The judge i'm
posed fine OF $50 or 80 days on the tarfn
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MAKING CHILDREN LATE TO SCHooL.-Chas.
Washington was before the Police Court to-
day on charge of vagrancy. Officer Pearson
stated that the BOY was in the habit OF holding
children till after o'clock in the morning, aud
making them late for school, and that tie is an
idle and incorrigible boy. He was required TO
give bonds.