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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-05

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
Today, Birth axt Birth; argument concluded
and cause submitted. Washington Market o..
aGt. District; on hearing.
CIRCUIT CouRr-yudoe Hoone-
To-day, Bryan Brothers agt. Randall tpds-
ment OF condemnation. Shipman agt Mapsr.
fty; on trial.
EQUITY CouRr-Jndoe obz.
To-day, Smith agt Smith; trustee authorised
ley; commission 20 get testimony of Eliza C.
and Alice Sommers ordered Co issue. Morris
agt Chipman; pro confesso against certain de-
iendanis vacated.
CRIMINAL CoURT-Judce Macarthur
Today, John Francis. ASSAULT with intent 80
XIII j. + Barnes; verdict not guilty. Edward
Simmse jury out
PROBATE CoURT-yndoe Or
Io-day, estate of George Bergling Inventory
!<l2,o1436) returned. Estate OF Henry Doug
ias issues as to guardianship for trial by Jury
nled and certified. Estate OF u. leSchot: r. a.
THOMPSON OF n. Y, appointed administrator
BOND. $1,000 Estate OF Hugh Riley: letters ~
guardianship issued toll ugh Riley: bond so BOO
fstate OF robert Peake. letters of administra-
non granted John II. Peake: bond S6ooo
Ests OF WIN. Mclean; order directing certain
property be stricken from inventory. Margaret
orphans of John Biedel; bond 5000.
Estate of Owen III. Campbell: order OF sale Es-
tate OF L. Aldorfer; letters OF admipistration
Issued TO Margaret Aldorfer: bond sloO rs
tate =. W. III. Durham; letters issued 20 Gavin
A. M. Burnham; bond, 5000. Laura i. IA.
Cooke appointed guardian orphans of n ID.
Cooke; bond, 500. Estate c. r. Mitchell. in.
bond, $500.
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PERsoNAL.-The French minister, accom-
panied by NJ. Armand Rousseau, a prominent
engineer in the French service, Just from
Panama, called upon the Secretary of State and
the Secretcry OF the Navy yesterday afternoon.
&C. p. Ellerlie, Of st. Louis Frederick Web
rick, A. Metcalf and r. V. Miller, Of Syracuse,
are at Willard's.-Thos. L. FELTON,, of Boston,
Mr.. and Mrs: j. 81. Long, OF Chicago, II. d.
toga, E: 81 Brown Of New York, ": W. Hite,
Of Louisville, w. A. Hull, Of New York,
bal, Missouri, are at the Riggs
81 w. Hartman, Of Pittsburg. w. HASTINGS, of
John ". Hesse, OF New York, G. II. butcher
and wife, Of Brooklyn, G. H. Hunt, of Balti-
more, and Commodore Mayo and wife, are at
the Riggs:-Dr; J. c. yelling. Mr.. s. II. Kauff-
mann and Mr.. F; B. Mcclure, Of Washington,
ton of pictures in New York. They represent
the CorcoranArtgallery.- N. E.Patterson,
Of Washington, was in St.LOuis Wednesday,
Rev. DR., Chas H. Hall. of Brooklyn, formerly
city is stopping for few days at the residence
of Mr.. Lewis Davis, 1411 Massachusetts ave-
nue.-HOn. Lionel Sackville West, the British
minister, and Miss West arrived in Ottawa
yesterday and are the guests Of the governor
merly Speaker Carlisle's clerk, and Washing
ton correspondent, but for six months past edi-
t0r-in-chief of the Boston Post, has resigned
Charles Jacques, of Paris, e. Teller. of Philadel-
n PHI and E; 2. Alexander, OF Georgia, are at
burg, Frederick Fowler, of Brooklyn, and j. d.
Glass and wife Of Philadelphia are at the Ma
tional-Gen. VIM. P. Carlin, q. s. A., Thos.
f. sharp, West Virginia, d. H. Bates, president
VIM. J. Love, OF Huron, Dakota, Is at the
National hotel.
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News Briefs.

Amid great excitement, the French chamber
OF deputies yesterday afternoon rejected a
moton for the expulsion OF the French princes
from France by a vote of 345 To l.6.
Ihe German press protests against the prsp-
posed rebuilding OF Rome which, the papers Saw.
would destroy all the valuable antiquities 70.
manning In the Eternal city,
John henderson, the man who cut fresses of
hair from the heads of young girls i'm the streets
Oh phiiadelphia, was convicted yesterday.
Inc evidence In the Holland trial az New
iork closed yesterday evening, ana the case is
being SUNNI ed up today.
bill has been introduced in the MARYLAND
legislature TO reduce the price OF gas i'm Balti-
more 10 NIFTY cents per one Thousand cubic feet
seventeen young men were graduated from
the baltimore University school of medicine
yesterday.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE Nd. March 5.-virginia SKIES con-
solidated, 60: pastdue coupons. 6Oda; new threes
81; new ten-forties, A bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nd March 5.-Cotton higher
midding, 9a91. Flour frmer, with fair inquiry
Howard street and western super, 2. 75a3 rs; do
extra, B. 5Oa4 To- do. family. 4.35a4S5: city mills
super, 275a325 do; extra, 3;5Oa4. Is: do. Rio
superlative patent. 5.75 Wheat-southern steady
and quiet: western frmer and dull: southern red
94a95: do amber, 96a9s:No. Maryland. 95Eaa96
No. western winter red, spot, 9lIsa917s; March,
9ll4a9l7s: May 9sa .a937s. Corn-southern lower
and quiet; western higher; southern white, 46a47
do. yellow, 46a461: western mixed, spot 47a471s:
March. 47a471s: May: 46a4a47; steamer, 45lsa45as
Oats frm-sOuthern. 3Sa4Z: western white, 3Sa4O
western white mixed 36a37 Pennsylvania, 3sa42
Rye steady and firm, IOaz3. Hay quiet-prime to
choice western J.. l4Qoal60o Provisions dull. Mess
rib sides, packed, 45ea64; Bacon shoulders, AZ:
c a RIO siaes 6sa; hams lOlaa11ta Lard-refned
creamery 25a'O. Eggs lower and duff. i4ai5 Petro.
ordinary to fair, sass, Sugar steady and aniei~A
soft, ga: copper refined steady 1OlsalOl. Whisky
Arm. ll9aL20 Freights to Liverpool per steamer
dull-cotton. 52d -four. Is; grain, 2ssd. Receipts
n fS 2 1879 barrels; wheat. $500 bushels corn
S sl,i 1,5s6 barrels: wheat. 10000
bushels; corn, $50 600 bushels.
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Washington stock Exchange.

The following changes from Yesterdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange are noted to-day:
2 e as 1891, coupon. 1l2as bid. 1127s asked U.
~, 1881 registered, 1l2as bid, 1928 asked US
t 1ssd c 1854 bid t h asked D. per imp Ss,
e, 1892. currency. i19 Did. 50Iyear fund. 3-65s.
1924 currency, 1I9l bic, 1884 asked. 2Oyear fund
rs, 1892 coin l162 bid, 116l2 asked. Metropolitan
f r. stock, 1884 bid, los asked. Washington Gas
3ys bid 40 asked National Union ms. 1S1a bid,
- asked. Arlington ms, Isl bid Riggs Ins Ga
bid bid, %. asked Masonic Hall bonds 1O4ls bid
Washington Market stock, 20ia bid. Washington
Brick Machine. los bid, ll5 asked Real Estate
Title Insurance 1923 bid, 1882 asked. Chesapeake
and Pot Tel. Go. 6Sia bid, y asked. T. $. Electric
Light, to Did, II asked. Nat Safe Deposit Co., 1881
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Affairs i'm West Washington.

DEATH OF AN OLD CITIZEN.-Mr, Jas. Cos
zler, who was paralyzed on Monday afternoon,
as stated in The STAR, died this morning at his
residence, No. 1928 street, at the advanced
age of n years. Mr.. Goszler for years past has
Sad hed various Offices IN the
nifty, and at the time of his death he was p. d.
G. NJ. and P. NJ. of Potomac Lodge, No. s; also,
p. q. II. p. and p. II. p OF Potomac Royal Arch
Chapter, No. 8, and member of the A. A. S. R.
MASONIC BANQUET.-The seventeenth an
nual banquet of the George c. Whiting Lodge,
envy hall, on 32d street. Remarks were made
by Jesse ". Lee, R.W.S.G.W.; Isaac L. johnson,
i:ac, ,s. 81 Craig: M, and there was
BROKE HIS LEG WHILE WREsTLING.-Last
night, while Alfred Murray and Louis Payne.
stables, Murray lost his footing, causing him to
fall heavily to the ground, breaking his right
leg at the ankle. He was subsequently removed
A CLUB CAsE.CThis morning, in the Police
Court Joseph Schladt, who keeps a saloon on
32d street, near M, was on trial charged with
keeping his bar open on Sunday. Schladt said
he rented the room to the West End Social
Club. The liquor he said was furnished by the
club; the nee court VT s I Ra Judgment;
ASSoCIATION.-The stockholders Of the Four
teenth Building association here, at their meet
tary in place Of Ferdinand King, and unani-
mOusy adopted an addition to article Ia Of the
constitution, as follows: "Should it at any time
appear to the interest of the association to close
up the affairs the board Of directors, with the
consent of two-thirds OF the stock holders pres
emit, at any regular meeting, shall proceed to
divide pro rata among all members not having
received advances" The treasurer reported
that 81 .633. so was on hand, and a resolution
was adopted authorizing the directors to divide
the assets of the association On hand, as soon
as practicable, among all Stockholders who
have not received advances pro rata accOrding
10 the amount paid in as shown by the books
of the association, and thereafter to declare
dividends as the cash on hand will permit The
claims of Bessie Kennedy and George Il, Lock.
hart, who gave notice of a desire to withdraw
before the recent Developments, were, by ad
vice of Attorney Wilson. ordered to be paid.
RELIEF OF THE POOR.-At the meeting of the
First Subdivision OF the Associated Charities
at the Office OF the secretary, he reported thai
during the month Of February he had issued
| orders to 127 persons for fuel and groceries
and rejected six applications as unworthy
| There were also distributed to the children o
/ the poor 135 articles OF warm clothing ant
| eight pairs Of new shoes. Robert and William
Weaver donated about IS pounds Of fresh
meat, which was distributed by Lieut. Redway
at the police station.
FINED.-Hanna johnson and Anna Crook
young cOl0red women, arrested on n street Las
night by Oflicer Warwick for disorderly con
duct, were each fined Is by Judge Smell thil
morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-05

PENN RovrE-B Il r. Station 9th and 7, s,s - H.
$40 limited ea and I' nm and "a: s. "a. az =. 600
and 20 night For Boston PIN taaiiy1. Pbl,p,.,.
sao 10 p% snd s s5 sn on sunday se
Cincinnati 81 Louis and Pittsburg west s:O a IN
Cincinnati and ST. LOUIS and except SATURDAY 10 tn-
ca cage go, $50 sm Chicago and Cincinnati 40 pm
Richmond and the south, q, li1I a. IA. daily.
iao AT $40. 500 10 iooo PM and a%p ia
300, 7l0. !ON0 pm. and il:20 night For pope
Creek Line 7:i5 m, and 4:4o ?. m. daily. except
pm daily, except sunday. On SUNDAY. v am, 40
and ssreetFor chicaso s4s eW aerssy s hES .
ited l0lO !; M; for Cincinnati. Louisville and -
sas ana pm For ssltimere 8, So. dao. sS
sTsin sn $50 9o : 4.o !S . s s ,s%n1,s
sunday guns 6:2O 80 800 and 1850 LIS, Lao
go $50 sao and ialo and 8 M For on
$50 a m, 40 p M For way stations between Wash.
, 10, 3;s0. 40, and p IA. For stations Me-
day, and 5:so p M, daily; 4:4o p. M. daily e.oeit
s srna for principal stations on Metropolitan
tons; for lexington. stanton and Valley Branch,
town and Wincheser $40 a m s43 M dsiiS ss-
MsshinsoS and % s $50 SGs po and
IL ~ 20 z m daily excep, SUNDAY;
Orleans and Atlanta las a. tdniIyJ For Louis
Y Ys S % p I6sS daily southern mail and
daily, except Sunday. Marrenton a. IN. daily exceIt
sunday, lib am. $50 D. IN. For Lynchburg Way
stations) Fam.
SHENANDOAH RoUTE-R & O. Sfafion.--For SeW
orleans and intermediate points, 500 d. m daily
WAsHIN6ToN d OHIo.-B. q 4. Station-For Les
OufB ana al stations m. and s:35 p. every day
SORE JOINTS AND Muscles are cured by St
Jacobs OIL the great conquerer of pain.
The Sisters OF Notre Dame, MARYLAND uss
He'd Star Cough Cure. Price 25 cents
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MAJOR 4. c. Mcclure, of South Carolina, was
to-day appointed to the position of appoint
ment clerk OF the Post Office department., to
MI the vacancy caused by the resignation in
November last of James Crowley. of Ru,fa,o
Ny. The salary is 81 800 per annum. Mr..
Mcclure Is q wellknown citizen Of South Caro-
una, ana at one time was a memb Der of the state
Iegisia.ure. and was endorsed by the leading
VIM. H. Appleton, OF New Hampshire, a
principal examiner In the Patent ofiiee' has
resigned. 0>' A'"
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RiOttng I'm New York.

BIG FORCE OF roLIcK HAVE HARD FIGHT
TO GET A CAR ACROSS TOWN
Inc strike on the New York Dry Dock street
railroad In New York eliminated in riot YES
terday. Great crowds OF strikers surrounded
the company's stable. Other great crowds of
police attempted from time TO time 10 dispense
them In quiet manner. The company deter.
mined, I'm order 10 avoid possible legal difficult
ties 10 run car over the line. The car met
with all sorts OF difficulties from the start. A
car on the 42d-street line was turned crosswise
on the track. A brewery wagon was over
turned and a load OF empty beer Kegs rolled
over the street Wagons were turned upside
down and Green car = was laid violently on ono
side. Six other cars OF the Green line. deserted
bytheir drivers, were stretched at all angles with
the sidewalks across the tracks. Coal carts
emerged from the side streets aud became nm
accountably stalled on the tracks and succeeded
in getting along only when their loads of coal
were piled up between the rails. Finally 10 was
decided to abandon the car as Inspector Sneers
iound his force OF police was insufficient TO cope
with the crowd OF strikers and their syftpa-
MIXERS that filled the streets. IL was decided
TO call out the reserves and start the car again.
AT 2:lo a car was started from the Corlaer
street stables and proceeded under an escort of
fifty policemen to the starters stand at Fast
street. There the line of march was formed
headed by Superintendent Murray and In,
police, then followed the car enclosed in a hol-
low square of police numbering one hundred
police. The force Starred amid ,se n,"ons 81
yelling OF the mob. No obstacle was met until
the car reached Cannon street. There was a
morse car on its side. 1t was lifted from the
track by the policemen who formed the adj
vance guard OF the column and cleared the way
for the professional car. Its progress was slow
ana freq ueDt stops were made. II was an I'm.
cessant fight and struggle against the vast
throngs of people who crowded about bent ON
defeating tue attempt 10 get the car over the
line. AT Madison street a stone Shattered a
car window. At Henry street another window
was smashed. At East Broadway a stone
placed on the track hurled the car from tn
rails. AT Allen street n blocks of overturned
street cars was met. At Eldridge street the
crowd attacked the police and a lively Tight
occurred. The Grand street merchants hastily
closed their stores and put up their iron shut
ters So the police fought their way clear across
town. The return journey was made wit little
difhculty. Several persons had their heads cur
by policemens clubs
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4S6 LOuls1ana ave.
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct.
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer.

THE VALUABLE PROPERTY KNOWN AS THE
UNION HOTEL, GEORGETOWN, ID. c., AT
AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, MARCH ELEVENTH. ..es
1856 ut HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, p. ee:aE3
M. in front OF the premises, l will sell nv.
or on northeast corner 30th and NJ streets. West
Washington, and fronting &c feet on NJ street by
depth Of I2O feet Both street. improved by
story and basement brick building with handsome
new mansard roof, containing thirty-tve rooms be-
sides large kitchen, dining room, reading rooms,
parlors Office and bar and billiard rooms The ar
raDgement OF the and location of the property
makes it valuable for hotel purposes lower floors
can be converted into stores.
Terms: Onehrd cash: balance in one, two and three
years, with notes secured by deed of trust on the
property Sold with Interest at five per
mum, payable semi annually. deposit of $500 will
be required at time of SAFE All recording convey
ancing at purchasers cost.
f27-d&ds WESCOTT & WILCOX Agents.
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lINHOS E WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer.
x SAbE us III REsn
H HyzMEHS srk AhR p SHEhhz Il I aNB
sTRErs TMHHiTG Sc9 3
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of go.
NE DIST S of c2pmhia passed IN Equity cause
aed A apro ct ct al
ants the undersigned trustees will sell at public
auson i in front Of each of the premises herein de-
M e y is dHE FIVE PAX Of
that part of lot in square No. seventyive COM
mencing at point twenty-nine feet from the south
north street twenty eight feet: thence north
seyenty,fye feet thence running east twenty-eght
1eet and thence south to the point OF beginning i'm
proved by large dwelling house No. 21O3 I street
on THE SAME DAY. inn mmediateiy after the above
sae we viii sell all that of lot twelve in square
west corner of said lot twelve running thence south
on line OF 2lst street twenty y feet to the Of
division line between lots II iS thence west with
large brick dwelling, No. S1l, on 2lst street be-
And ON THE SANE DAY Vim Sifk GaIIgS
AFTER the above sale will sell that other part of
ginning at the southwest corner of said lot twelve
running then north on line of said 21st twenty
ninetynne "a feet then southwesterly thrty-two AZ
e 10 S alley the s line Of said
with the rights, privilege and use OF the party wall
ON THE SAME DAY. IMMEDIATELY AFTER
the above SALE Will sell the north half of lot ten
lO). In square one hundred and fortyone improved
by small frame dwelling, No. TBS, on 10th street
between and II streets northwest.
Terms of sale: Onethird of the purchase money
cash. and the balance in two equal instalments one
and two years, with interest from day fsale which
purchaser or purchasers will give their promissOry
notes. a lien Is reserved each piece of property
sold for the purchase money and interest. No deed
M at sst ne and paid
500 on each piece of property sold win be required
be complied with within ten days after day of sale.
CHAS MAURICE SMITH,
$50 Louisiana ave. NV. n.
WILLIAM j. MILLER. (1IusteeS
4S6 Louisiana ave.
THOS. Z. WAGGAMAN. Auct mh0-dGds
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BOWLING. Auctioneer.

'hO-naS Dc"LING. AuCtioneeF
1DMrNIsTRAToRs SALE OF WORKS OF ART
ubia. holding Orphans Court viii, admins
se DAY 4 P pr Sa sq2n Is az IN
O'CLOCK A. NJ, at Thomas Downg's auction rooms
west Oil Painting Essels
&c. &c, belonging to the estate of Henry y Barlow
sherman aud Mrs r. B Hayes by W:1ari Browne siso
John Drew and Dempster the comedian, and portr
ns Tn child St e.
Of very a5e eia ne St the Of
W. 9. Hancock us76l, by Keichmann The portraits
avenue othwest but will be with the other paintings
Dowlings auction rooms exhibition one day be-
Terms of sale: Cash.
Administrator Of Henry N. BarlOws Estate
sTTHE ABOVE n SALE r. p0srpoSEp UNTIL
O'CLOCK, when the balance viii be closed out.
By order of administrator. mh2tu&f2t
GALE OF FISH WHARF PRIVILEGES.
Washington b. G.. Feby 18th, 1856.
Notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY.
Washington, and the Fish stalls in Georgetown viii
oe sold at public auction for the term OF year from
AtTW0 O'CLOCK PM. on the premises. six Fish
Stalls In the @ Nv Market House to the highest
Also, at THREE O'CLOCK Pm, ON THE SAME
west in front the fish stalls Of the Washington Cen
ter daT ar AL sgh ts ana prveges graned or al
to establish wharves or docks for landing. cleaning
and the sale of Fish in the city of Washington; no
wharf dock shall be deemed eligible unless situated
at some point the north side Of Potomac river
between 18th street east and 18th street west the
highest bidder.
Terms: One hundred dollars to be paid on the day
OF SALE and the residue to be paid within five days
from day of sale.
BY order Of the Board of Commissioners. DC.
G. j. LYDECkER,
Major of Engineers, U.SA,
Engineer Commissioner DC.
THOS BOWLING. Auctioneer 25-IOt
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From Wall Street To-Day.

NEW YORK, March 5.-There was a somewhat
Irregular opening to the stock market this
morning, but the changes in either direction
were for only ts to II per cent. The course of
and irregular but generally in favor of higher
prices, the gains ranging from y to u per cent.
Ihere was good business in the coal stocks
and western Union, but the rest of the list were
comparatively quiet. There has been no spe-
clal features of interest. At IL o'clock the mar
ket is active and firm.
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THE EVENING sTAT
AUCTION SALES.

WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucuoneers
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD r,uRNrTuRE.
CARPETS, ETC.
AT auction, on TOMORROW, MARCH SIXTH.
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, we shall sell, in front
ana within our salesrooms general assortment Of
FURNITURE &c. WALTER b WILLIAMS & CO.,
u
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ATTORNEYS.

"a I L YIN II il -,
CAMPBELL g. BERGMAN LATE OF THE
~ firm OF Newton q Berrymanl, Attorney at Law
Soilcitor IN Equity, tonyeyaDcer and Examiner OF
Titles 10 Real Estate. SU2 + 81. NV. d16-:.m
J. BANTER, ATTORNEY-A-LAW, LATE
~ Chief Law Clerk Interior Department Twenty
years In the civil service Practices before Courts
SoHmItees OF congress and Departments. Room 81
lie DroiS building, 18th and r sts. NV d1-3nl%
CAMPBELL DARLINGTON, ATTORNEY-AT-
~ Law. Practices in all the Courts. Office 4yO
louisiana avenue barbour Law Buildiupl Res,Ience
NO. 1859 5tL street northwest. sek aim
NJ h MILLER, ATTOKNEY-ATLAW
~ Rooms aid 4, Gunton Law Building
Az louisiana avenue
Residence. SI3 ST. NV mh5S
CAMUEL III. WALKER
- Us Commissioned. Notary Public and Attornsv
for Rents
" $50 Louisiana ave. next to CITY p O.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

YTyHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE, &c.
At Auction Rooms. SATURDAY, MARCH SIXTH,
1856, at Ten O'CLOCK, embracing:
Piano. Walnut and Painted Chamber Furnf-
ture. IN sets and separate pieces; Parlor Fur
niture, Elegant Easy Chairs and Rockers, New Hair
Mattresses New u xcelsor Mattresses, Dining room
Furniture Brussels and other Carpets, Cooking and
Heating Stoves &c.
Two Crates English Stone China
At TWELVE O'CLOCK. Horses, Carriages Buegies
Wagons Sc mhS-0t
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

Orders by mail promptly attended to-
Prompt delivery of all orders Look for the Steam.
Ing Coffee Pot You cannot mistake the place.
WALKER & WRIGHT
Wholesale and Retail Grocers
mh41m Nos 94S and $50 Louisiana ave
TABLE LUXURIES-POOLE'S CASH STORE.
l. ! have extended my store through to street,
making the largest Family Grocery III Washington.
full line of trsclass Family Groceries give en-
tire satisfaction or money refunded. Prices reduced
TO cash basis. positively sell for cash only Call
and see what you can save by buying for cash. Re
member all goods guaranteed strictly irst-cass and
low for cash. n. A. POOLE, GA La. ave. successor
to Poole, Brooke & Co. no
INDIA TEA CO.-BUY LOW AND SELL LOW
Good Family Flour, $500 per barrel. IL Good
Family Flour, $l.25. All grades kept and sold
at lowest prices No. Mackerel. 60 Genus per
bucket 1.-TWO dozen) Plantation Java Coffee,
toasted lrequires y less than any other, highest
favor 25c per 10 shoulder Meat g to TIC per ID.
Soffee TO- l2ia ana l5e ID Tea SOC h., worth soc
Creamery Butter, 3Oc Id. 3 Lib. Bird seed 25c
syrup, d Honey. 65c gal. INDIA TEA CO.. 445 7th
ST Wv. 9TH St cars pass door, Send postal Goods
delivered and guaranteed. fig
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ARMY ORDERs.-By direction of the Presi-
dent the army retiring board at Whipple bar
racks, Arizona, is dissolved, and the following
board appointed instead: Col. B. II. Grierson,
10th cavalry; Lieut.. Col. r. III. Alexander sur.
geon; Major A. J. McGonnigle, quartermaster;
Major Merritt Barber, assistant adjutant gen.
eral, and First Lieut.. Chas c. Barrows assist
ant surgeon. Capt. John w. Martin, 4th cav
airy, has been ordered to report to the new
board for examination for retirement. First
Lieut.. John j. DOugherty, 18th infantry, hay
Smelling, Mimi, has been ordered to return to
his duties. First Lieut.. Thomas NJ. Woodruff
o oeh 10 ~ s,gna aro 0cer mas been
Wilmington, N. c., under special instructions
from the chief signal officer. Major David
months for disability.