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THE EQUITABLE C.B. AsSoCIATIoN.-This a.
ISOLATION held special meeting last night, Thos.
somerville, president, In the chair, and John
fered to section 1, article 10, to increase the
limit Of the issue OF shares from 10000 to
O5. 600 shares After the purpose and effect OF
the amendment was explained 1t was unani-
mously adopted. This enables the association
TO open new issue (the 11thl on the LIST Of
lar meeting TO the shareholders amounting t.
1877 800, az follows $4,000 at 08 per cent
| %, 800 at Il per cent; $500 at IS per cent and
] -. 800 1t "a per can't
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Labor Troubles I'm Maryland.
STRIKING RAILROAD GRADERS ATTACK on

MEN WHO HEMA1NED
BALTIMORE, March 4.-Several hundred men
employed in grading for a short line railroad
between Baltimore and Annapolis have quit
work, and yesterday three Italians and two
negroes, Daniel Dorsey and John Gaffrey, made
an assault on some of the men at work. The
sheriff of Anne Arundel county with posse
went to the scene OF disturbance and arrested
the negroes, but the Italians could not be found.
The whole force will be paid off to-day. The
strikers demand an advance of 25 cents per
day.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERcIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and 800 D. m. prices
ofthe New York Stock Market to-day, reported by
special wire to II. II. Dodge, 539 10th street:
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
IUNCANSON BROS. Anctioneerx

nUNCANSON BROS Ancsioneers
SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON II
STREET. BEIWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND
FIRST STREET EAST.
BY virtue OF deed of trust. dated the 2Sth day s
OF May, 1855 and recorded in Liber No. 1929, ~"
ioos 2zO, Ct seq and at the request of the par 49,
ties secured thereby, shall offer for sale to the
highest bidder IN front OF the premises, THURS
DAY. the FOURTH DAY OF MARCH, 1856,
at HALF-PAST FIVE p. M. Lot 81. in square 676,
fronting twenty feet by depth of one hundred and
forty-four feet improved by one-story brick build
ing, No. d III street northeast.
Terms of sale. Onehalf in cash balance in six and
twelve months secured by deed OF trust, all cash
option of the purchaser 500 deposit at time of sale
Conveyancing &c, at cost of purchaser Terms to be
complied with in days or property resoId at cost
of defaultins purchaser, after five days notice in
newspaper published in the city of Washington.
ISAAC L. JOHNSON lr.
GEORGE FRANCIS DAWSON Trustees
n6-eoSds
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FTNHOS. E WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer
A sAE us Il REa1 1 n
TATE SITUATE on NINETEENTH STREET,
f3rGk1T srh AaR B sarHhhlS II 4 AM6
SgT SUI lsI. AN ;J ON I STREET IRE TIN, BETWEES
sTREErs NoRTHw EST wAs III 1tsG D. {.
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of 80
No 9ss wherein Maru Po Ia dqe et fa ase
complainants and Martha A. Carroll ct al deiend-
auction in mont OF each OF the premises herein de-
MARCH, A. B. 1856 at FIVE 6 6;e:I r. NJ, ali
mencns pont fomy he south
east corner of said square and lot running thence
seventy,tye feet thence running east twenty-eight
e and Shen sr south tG the point OF 6eGgnng i'm
between list and 22d streets northwest.
On The LII, ZANE DAY Immediately after the above
No one hundred and one. commencing at the north-
ON I thence south
party WALL then east nnetynine IA feet then north
division line between lots IL and 49, thence west with
said division line to place OF Acknowledgements by
tween and streets Northwest with back Suildinss
ATp ON } o %ME ss SANE ME RA1 XII
said lot twelve in said square and one be-
funning then north of said DIST Street twenty
four 70 feet TO The center party wall thence east
alley west rs feet to point of bennninI
II hs NJ q Ely xf
the above SALE will sell the north half of lot ten
tl0), i'll square one hundred and forty-one improved
by small frame dwelling, No. 725 on 10Th street,
between and II streets northwest
Terms of sale: One-ihird of the purchase money
cash. and the balance in two equal instalmens in one
and years, with interest day of sale for 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
All conveyanclng at cost of purchaser deposit of
500 on each piece of property sold will be required
when property Is knocked down Terms Of sale must
CHAS. MAURICE SMITH,
400 Louisiana I'VE. NV. r.
WILLIAM j. MILLER, fIfusteeS
4S6 Louisiana ave.
THOS. Z. WAGGAMAN, Auct mh2-d&ds
- OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONERS
Washington, u. c., Feb'y 18TH 1856
=, Notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY,
be Sold public auction for the term of one wear from
March LIST, 1856, as follows: ~
Stalls in the Georgetown Market House to the hiehest
bidder. Terms, cash in advance
Also, at THREE O'CLOCK PM ON THE SAME
DAY on street, between 18th and 9th streets north
west in front the fish stalls of the Washington Sn
teri Market, all rights and privileges granted or al
lowed by the laws OF the Corporation Of Washington
and the sale of Fish i'm the city of Washington: and ne
wharf dock shall be deemed eligible unless stna,aS
at some point on the north side Of Potomac river
between street east and 18th street west to the
highest bidder. - ~ N
Terms: one hundred dollars to be paid on the dav
OF sale, and the residue to be paid within five days
By order of the Board of Commissioners, DC.
G. ]. LYDECKER,
Major OF Engineers, U.SA
. -. Engineer Commissioner. DC
DOWLlNI. AuctiOneer fl6-lOt
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JOHNSON BROTHERS
wHARVFS AND RAILROAD YARD.
ELFrH AND WATER STREETS sw.
BRANCH YARirS AND OFFICES CONNECTED
By TELEPHONE
1902 street northwest
1JI5 9Th street northwest
$50 Iennsy lyania avenue northwest
lii2 sth street northwest
Corner 81 and L streets northwest
Iii PeHusy wanna avenue southeast
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Assistant Engineer VIM.
B. lsoggs ordered to duty with the advisory
board; Ensign r. T. Mulligan detached from
the Tennessee, and placed on waiting orders.
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NEW YORK, March 4.-Gen. Grosvenor, Of
Onlo, president of the National Union League,
pas called meeting of the national council to
De held at the Ebbitt House, Washington, d. c.,
on Saturday, March 9th, at 10 o'clock g. m.
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STEAMERS.

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IAiOirrEk OF FRENCH WINES, COGNAC
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LONDON, March 4.-The government has tel
egraphed authority to Lord Dufferin to def
nttely annex Burmah.
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TREASURY DIsMISSALS.-There were about
fifteen dismissals Of clerks OF different grades
in the various bureaus Of the Treasury depart
ment made to-day, and it is expected that
more will follow.
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WOOD AND COA1,

IN nfsn TONS OF FRESHLY NINEDCo.T
O.OOO Tor sale. comprising every desirahIs
y.'rl"ty; a the very lowest prices. Kindlinc and
49, -" g1e pre- pare ia ,fe best Quick and
fIuI-r. delivery >cuG IA ORDERS 1890
tihce, lll4 fsau>y ly.sIsl avenue
ErlIciI Df.cts. :isS FenLsy wanna ayeapa ~ ,o,
AID i streets northwest. an" -o'n
epot and Wharf ILL and Water strict, sou,h,.,
1A-'-'a1 e. l. SH ERIFE
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b, U y A Il ID Ii " F.

NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE
TIE CUSARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LINZ
TIED. BETWEEN INV YORK AND LIVER
POOL CALLING AT CORK HARBoR
F-cri Pier No. 80. y. r.. New York.
tALEiA-----SSI, March u tiALLIA. April 3
ALBANIA sal. March Is L NIB April 10
C4tAsJS--oSiI N aTcn ~ ATHSSiA--.-Sat., April L.
SsEsiA sat, March - ESTEUHIA...Sai., April "a
aNb ENtRN SATURDAY FROM NEW YORK
HArfr ~ FAsoNGK:--CaDiu, $50. $50 and 500. ac-
Sds % intermediate Passage S.Sl
>&efsFse ~ very low Storage tcseis To and
Ispi Il .rppei and (2-g Ia all parts OF
fiITgF' a. 10Y. rate
Iht"nsh bl'is Of laden siy en- fc- Belfast. Glasgow
A.is"eTp and other ports the Continent aud
iOl N+t.4teFTa.lran ports
NJ ~. i ai Passage apply ~ the conpanys Office,
~ iI -ie 14ee1, or 10th - and Ga BIN 10
bIGsIOW * Co. 6tt51 .th s-af /, ,shiTofcr n
NESNON IL ittOWN q 6sl New York
AeSsrs- OILS BfGFIsJW ~ co
NH GO 9Th street. " ashipgron
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(ylpicnxO Markets.

CHICAGO. March 4. HIS a. m.-The amount OF
wheat on ocean passage increased half q million
bushels during the week. The cables, however quoted
arm foreign markets May wheat opened at S4z. rose
to "a Lie, broke of to S4s. and is now quoted at
Pork again weak, declining TO 10. 20 for May delivery,
and is now quoted at 1O.22lA, Lard-May. GAS.
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AUCTION SALES.
BOWLING. Aucsaoneer.

ITNHONAs BOWLING. Ancsaoneer.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE, &c.
At Al auction Rooms; SATURDAY. MARCH SIXTH
Piano, Walnut and Painted Chamber Furnf
ture, IN sets and separate pieces; Parior Fur
nifure, Elegant Easy Chairs and Rockers, New Hair
Mattresses, New xcelsior Mattresses, Dining room
furniture, Brussels and other Carpets. Cooking and
Heating stoves. &c.
Two Crates English Stone China
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, Horses Carriages, Buggies
Wagons &c. mh4-2t
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LIQUID BnEAp
A PURE MALT EXTRACT

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an alcoholic drinks, most Oh which stimulating
Tor delicate constitutions.
Is the beverage Par Excellence FIR nurs;no
mothers. creates an abundance of milk, while i
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After careful analysis, Wilbur q. Hall Phi. D. New
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tapie beverage. and wholesome inVigOrating tonic
IT'S paatable 70 the TASTE and of easy assimilation"
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT TO AN EXPRESS TRAIN
An express train on the Grand Trunk railway
near Belleville, Ont, crowded with passen-
gers jumped the track Tuesday evening while
crossing the bridge over the river and breaking
through the timbers, the engine and cars feii
nearly forty feet To the ice below. Conductor
Morris, Mr.. Irwin, a commercial Traveller; Nm
Mann, a brakeman, and Mrs. Crawford "a young
married lady in delicate health, were fatally
injured. Many other persons were seriously in
iured -
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE ND. March 4-virginis skies, con-
solidated. 81 pastdue coupons, 6O4s; threes,
6Inew en-fOrtes, A; North Carolina skies old
bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nd. March 4-Cotton firm and
higher-middling, So. Flour steady and quiet.
Wheat steady and quiet; western lower and
dull; southern red. 93a95; southern amber. 96a9S:
red. spot, 3ll4a9llx March. 9la9lle: May. 9a'.a
sud quiet southern white, 46a4S: do yellow 46a47:
western mixed spot, 467sa47: March 46Aea46s4 May,
southern. 3Sa42 Pennsylya 3Sa42; western white,
3sa40; western mixed, 36a37: Rye steady; 70a73:
lOi. Whisky quiet, !. 19a1.2O Other articles un-
changed. Freights to Liverpool per steamer dull
Sl75 barrels; wheat 1O.SOO bushels corn, $1,000
bushels: oats, LOCO bushels Shipmapts-fOur. 700
barrels: corn, A. 700 bushels. Sales-wheaI 100000
bushels; corn, 1O4, 900 bushels.
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LONDON, March 4.-The Parnellites have de-
cided TO array themselves against the tories in
the latters attempt to force the government to
snow their hand on their policy during the de-
Date which is expected to begin tonight on the
civil service estimates.
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Letter From Rockville.

Correspondence of THE EVENING STAR
ROCKVILLE, ND, March 4.-Commodors.
Badger will soon become aresident OF Rock
VILE He has purchased the property belong
ing TO the late William Brewer, formerly pro
prietor OF the Montgomery Advocate.
Mr.. Robert Peter, son OF senator George Peter
will leave for Dakota next week. where he win
teach an indian school on the Creek and Lower
Brule agency.
THE DRIVER AcouIrrED.-rn the Criminal
Court this morning Arthur Skelly the driver OF
an omnibus, was tried on the charge of ASSAULT
appeal from the Police Court where a fine OF
running into q herdic. Messrs. c. ~. Moore and
Thomas NJ. Fields appeared for the defendant
who claimed that the collision was an acci,
dent which he could not avoid. The court, i'm
charging the jury, said that the question was
whether the defendant WAS driving reck lessly
or not The jury found a verdict Of not guilty.
RANGE or THE THERMoxErER.-Thef follow.
ing were the readings nj the signal office TODAY:
= a. M. 2sZ am. I'll: III a m, 35. :;
pm, 1919. Maximum. 4l.6 Minimum, 25.s.
The LEMoS-FrrzGERALp CasF-To-dav I'm
the Equity Court, Judge Cox, the case OF Lemon
against Fitzgerald was called, n rule 90 show
cause against Nathan w and Samuel G. Fifz-
gerald why they should not be punished for
contempt for threatening and attempting 10
intimidate witness summoned 10 testify be-
lore the examiner having been issued. The
respondents, represented by Messrs Claughton
ana Phillips, made no answer, but claimed
luat iuts hao Niolaleu no statute or law. and
denied that they were properly before the court
After argument, Messrs Shellabarger & Wilson
and H. w. Garneti for the complainant, the de.
cision WAS reserved.
CHARGE OF LARCENY DEMONSTRATION
Smell to-day, in the Police Court dismissed the
case of Joseph HerEog, charged with the grand
larceny OF x.50.3O worth OF jewelry from
David Wolf, OF 2123 Maiden lane, New York.
IDA Mitchell, a colored domestic, was given GO
days In jail 10y Judge Smell to-day for stealing
an overcoat from her employer
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MARREED.

MARRIED.
LIVINGSTON-YOUNG. On "Wednesday, Febru
OATH 1855 the residence of the bride mother
Bergen Point, n. J., by the Rev. Father Killeen
GEORGE - LIVINGSTON, Of this city, 10 LoUIsT
Ii. YOUNG.
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AN APPEAL FROM A DECISION OF COMMISSION.
Err SPARKS.
MITCHELL, OAK, March 4.-Mr. n. C. Green
has filed an appeal TO the Secretary OF the In
terror from the decision of Commissioner
sparks in the Turtle Mountain Indian reserva-
ton question. The facts in the case are: Mr..
Green has q contract for the surveying OF GER
tain lands situated in the Turtle Mountain
country. He has offered his bond therefor,
which has been refused by the commissioner,
on the ground that the land in question is 10
Gated within the Indian reservation. From
this decision Mr.. Green has now appealed.
pie OF North Dakota, and the Secretary's deci-
sion of the question will be awaited with much
interest.
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Collapsed With Workmen.

W0EKm90e
ONE MAN KILLED BY THE FALL OF BUILDING
THAT WAS BEING TORN DOWN,
PHILADELPHIA, March 4.-The wall OF a
building at Front and Norris streets which was
being torn down, suddenly fell this morning,
burying several of the labOrers. Daniel Quinn,
aged % years, was killed. James Keegan.
aged 35. was seriously injured, and Daniel Nc.
Bride, aged q, was badly bruised and cut
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i HE BERLITz SCHOOL. OF LANGUAGES
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THE COMING Characterization on the ap-
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No HOPE OF THE INJURED SISTER.-Sister
Serina, of Providence hospital who was fatally
injured yesterday by falling down the elevator
shaft, was very weak this afternoon and there is
no homes of her recovery.
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Boy IN SLEp-falls off,-badly bruised. St
JAG obs Oil sets him on his feet again.
Postmaster Conger, of Washington, ID. g.,
W as promptly cured by Red Star Cough Cure.
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George Banf pleaded guilty in the Police
Court this afternoon to a charge of stealing a
valuable gold watch from Robert W. Estes and
the case was sent to the grand jury.
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The Courts.


To-day, Niehmyer agt ID. a o. Il. r.: motion
OF plaintiff for rehearing before "A full bench,
Berth agt. Berth. on hearing.
CRIMINAL CoURT-JudQe AncA rfhlr.
To-day, j. ii. Abrams and Ludwell Iiunpell
conspiracy; pleaded not guilty. sandy Bazor as
sault (appeall pleaded; guilty and fine below
(S45) imposed. w. Ii. Hale, selling lottery
tickets; recognizance forfeited. Charles Merre-
deth assault. do