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TRoMAs BOWLING, Auctionesr.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE SITUATE No. 40 FIFTEENTH
STREET & sG N8GETaWEsT APP e KN 3 As THE
Under and BY virtue of q certain deed Of trust
dated the 10th day OF September. A. d. 1873, and
recorded in Liber No I36. folio 81 ct seq one OF
the land records of the District of Columbia aud At
request OF the party secured thereby the undesssned
the DISTRICT Of Con bis IA Equity cause No 1920.
will offer for sale al public au ton in front Of the
premises. on TUESDAY, the IHIRTEENTh DAY OF
MARCH 1888. at HALF-PAST F0Uk O'CLOCK Pm,
the real estate situate in the city Of
numbered eleven Gid. in Dsvidson,s subdivision Of
t222 fronting twenty-five on 18th street and
swenty-ssyen d27l feet to ten lo) foot alley. to-
Terms Of Sale: sufficient to Oh the ipdebt-
edness secured by the said deed OF trust amounting
$1S0U0 with interest costs taxes insurance preui-
ums, and al other oper charges amounting In the
aggregate to about 100000. cash and the balance
ak 90, twelve C2l and eighteen (lS) months. for
which the notes of the purchaser. bearing interest
from the day Of sale and secured BY deed of trust
the pr9pery sold will be taken: or az cash ct the op
quired ut the time sale All conveys ncng and re-
cording at purchasers cost Terms sale TO b. cum-
piled with in thirty 900 days from day Of sale,
otherwise the trustee reserves the right to resell
the risk and cost OF the dfautnR purchaser Ave
(o) days advertising in The Evening Star newspApar
mh1d&ds RICHARD W. TYLER. Trustee
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FOREIGN MINISTER'S SALE
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

SALE BY AUCTION OF THE ELEGANT FURNI-
TURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AND RARE
OBJECTS OF ART OF FOREIGN IMPORTA-
TION. WINES. PRESERVED FRUITS GLA So
AND CEINAWARE, BELONGING TO HIS EX-
CELLENCY THE GERMAN MINISTER, AT HIS
RESIDENCE, NO. 734 FIFTEENTH STREET
NORTHWEST GERMAN LEGATION BUILD
ING) TUESDAY, MARCH THIRTEENTH, 1885,
COMMENCING AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. N.
The Furniture VII be view Monday, 18th
March prior to the sale, when descriptive Catalogues
will b. ready for distribution: at the Office Of the
auctioneer and at Beall Brown Co g. prior to ssle
This Is of the most important sales Of Foreign
Minister that will have occurred here for number Of
years THOMAS DOWNING
fZ7-eotom6kd Auctiopeer
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION.
OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
CAPITAL PRIZE s3Oo,oOo.

LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
INCORPORATED by the Legislature in 1868 for Educa-
ona and Charitable purposes and its franchise made
apart OF the present State Constitution in 1879 by
overwhelming popular vote.
1ts Grand Single Number Drawings take place
monthly and the Grand Quarterly Drawings regularly
every three months (March june September and De-
cember).
We do hereby certify that suDeTrse the arrange
mentsJor all the Monthly and Quarterly Drduigs Of
The Louisdnd state Lottery Company, and person
manage and control the Drawings themselves and that
the sdHs are conducted nth honestly fdiress,
GOOD faith tomdrd all parties. and dutorize he Conn
Ddnv to this certificate ith tac-sinsiles Of our sig
natures attached. in us advertisements"
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DRUNKENNESS. OR THE LIQUOR HABIT
POSITIVELY CURED BY ADMINISTERING ID
HAINES' GOLDEN SPECIFIC.

1t can be given in cup of coffee or tea without the
knowledge Of the person taking 1t; II absolutely harm
less, and viii eject permanent and speedy cure,
whether the patient IL q moderate dinker or aco-
horc wreck Thousands OF dr'inkards have been made
temperate who have taken Golden Specific in their
quit drinking Of their own free Will II NEvEk fAILA
comes an utter Tor the liquor appetite to
exist. For sale by
3 +. WARE, Under Ebbitt House, and
Nh: HELPHENSTINE. l4th st. aud Vermont ave,
dl.th.Atu IL Masninxtop d. G.
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. Tragedy i'm Grand Army Hall.
\ YOUNG DOCTOR AssAssINArED BY A WEST POINT
CADET.

CADET.
telegram from York, Pa, March 8, says: A
deliberate and cOld-blooded murder was committed
this evening In the rooms Of Post 81 G. A. R., in
this city. The Sons Of veterans who occupy the
post room, were assembling TO hold q meeting anc
but few members had gathered in the room
Among those present were DR.. Robert F. Stable
son OF Col. James A. Stable, l1eutenant-colonel
OF the s7th regiment, Pennsylvania volunteers.
Dr. StahR was seated, engaged in conversation
With some OF the members Of the Sons OF Veterans
when Elmer Re1singer. rejected West Point
cadet, entered. Or. Stable greeted the newcomer
kindly, and he replied, it Is sa1d This Is for your
at the same time pointing a revolver directly at
the DOCTOR face and firing. The ball entered the
right side OF the larynx. passing backward and
downward, close TO the spinal column.
Inc act Was so sudden and unexpected that the
assassin was allowed to escape by the few Young
men In the room, who Immediately gave attention
10 their wounded comrade. DR.. SJahle lay on the
moor gaSSlng for breath, and beside him was a
large pool Of blood which had flowed from the
wound. Surgeons were summoned who did all in
their power for the wounded man. but expressed
the opinion that he could not survive. No cause
has been assigned for the assassination Dr.
stable Is young man OF excellent character and
kind disposition Elmer Reisinger, the assassin
was appointed as q cadet 10 West Point and was
recently rejected, failing TO pass an examination,
and had only returned to York, his home a few
weeks ago. After committing tue deed he walked
out 10 the jail at the edge OF the city and surren.
dered himself TO Sheriff Grenwald, saying that he
had shot DR.. Stable.
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Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Oreaps IA

REMEMBER that the presence Of Generals Beaure-
gard and Early. who in charge OF the drawings, is
aguarantee of absolute fairness and integrity that
chances are all equal, and that one can possibly
divine what number will draw prize.
REMEMBER that the payment Of all prizes Is
GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL. BANKSof New
Orleans and the tickets signed by tbs President Of
an Institution whose chartered rights recognized
in the highest Courts therefore. beware Of any mits
tons or anonymous schemes. fS-w&s5w
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MErHODIsTs IN COUNCIL.
Lay Delegates Elected By the Balsim0re
and Washington Conferences.

After the report OF the session Of the Baltimore
NJ Z. Conference in Baltimore closed in yes. er-
days STAR, resolution was adopted that It was
the sense OF the conference that the treasurer Of
the episcopal fund should be authorized by the
general conference to pay the salary OF bishop or
superintendent engaged in foreign work out Of
that fund.
The lay convention elected Alexander Ashley, Of
this city, and Geo. W. Corner delegates to the gen.
erai conference, which meets in New York in May
next, and F. NJ. Byrd and B. F. Bennett were
elected reserves A resolution was adopted asking
the general conference to give 70 the lalty repre-
sentation OF one from each presiding elders dis
trtct In the annual conference. Resolutions were
passed against liquor. sabbath breaking generally
unnecessary work OF all kinds, and saloons and ali
day Also censuring the Government for its ac-
ton In forbidding the Bible to be used In the In
dian language in the mission work. and praying
the general conference TO fx the status OF Bishop
Taylor In manner commensurate with his ability
and work.
In the evening the church was crowded to It's
Cabe. who Is now engaged IN mission work for the
entire Methodist Episcopal Church. His address
same subject was also made by Bishop Hurst.
Bishop Andrews presided. During the day Bishop
Andrews was In Wilmington, Del, where he at
tended the session OF the Wilmington NJ 6. Con.
ference.
AT THE WASHINGTON N. Z. CONFERENCE,
in session at the John Wesley church In Baltimore
AFTER the STARS report closed, resolution was
adopted fixing the standard for the passage Of ex.
animation of candidates for the ministry at 90 per
cent. The average OF the examination for this
year had been liked by the committee
at 65,, which was considered too high.
ParkerSburg, W. Va, was selected as the
place for the next meeting. In the evening the
Women's Foreign Missionary Anniversary was Gel
eorated, and addresses were made BY Mrs. Hamil-
ton and Mrs. Hart.
The lay delegates to the conference met In the
basement OF the church, and elected Samuel Tyler,
OF this city, and Geo. w. Holl1nger, OF Wheeling,
W. Va delegates to the general conference, which
meets in New York in Nav
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PROPOSALS.


WAR DEPARTMENT, SUPPLY DIVISION.
wiz be received at this Office until TWELVE O'CLOCK
NOON, TUESDAY, APRIL THIRD. 1883. for the rur-
chase OF the Waste Paper u this Department its Offices
and bureaus located IN the STATE War and Navy De-
pament building for the remainder of the fiscal year
ending june 80. 1855; The paper to be removed by
the contractor promptly when notified. The Depart
ment reserves the right to reject al proposals
and to waive defecta Proposals must be made on the
Department forms, marked Proposals. for Waste
Paper" c. H. HOfT, Assistant Quarternaster, Z. \.
Army. nh9. 10. l., 80. 81 al .,-tSt
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSION FOR THE CON-
" STkUCT1ON OF IHk CONGRESSIONAL IL
6RAki BUILDING. No. l45 EAST CAPITOL. STREET.
will BE- received at the once of this Commisson until
TWELVE NOON. on the THIRTY FIRST DAY OF
MARCH, lSSS, for furnish. NJ the dimension stone
required for the walls Of the cellar sub basemen.
story Of the Congressional Library Building TO be
constructed in Warrington D. G, upon tie form of
and plans therefor Copies of specifications ETC. will
be furnished to intending bidders Application
architect at this oce and detailed plans ~ the
may be seen Of the once ana after Thursday.
CLARK. A r sPoffoRD. Commissioners. NH -eo3w
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
y the office Of Mr. A Falls. President OF the Board
141y street north west, until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ
on THURSDAY. MARCH Eli TEEN, 1855. tor con
structlng one Family Building On the grounds of the
Reform school Blank forms of proposals and specif-
cations together with all necessary information.
be obtained. uron application therefor Mt the ocs of
building, and only bids upon these forms will be con-
sidered The right is reserved 10 waive defects and
reject any and ali bids A j. FALLS Pres,deht Board
Of Trustees. nL3-7t
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.ZzzSzazzza~.5
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We, the undersigned Banks and Bankers triH nan al
Prizes drdtcn in The Louisiana STATE Lotteries tcich
may De preseated at our counters.
J. II. OGLESBY, Pres. Louisiana National Bank
PIERRE LANAUX. Pres. State National Bank
A. BALDWIN. Pres New Orleans National Bank.
CARL KOHN. Pres. Union National Bank.
GRAND QUARTERLY DRAWING.
IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC NEW ORLEANS
TUESDAY. MARCH H. 1855
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000
100000 Tickets ct Twenty Dollars each Halves e1O;
Quarters. %; Tenths. 81: Twentieths, 81.
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BusTLEs continue to shrink.
NEW IMroRrED tailor gowns are simplicity It.
self.
NANKERN Is dun yellow which win be In high
favor the coming summer.
VERY Few LONG GARMENTS are seen for spring
wear, everything being 1aunty and short.
WOOD COLOR AND WHITE Is q very stylish combl-
nation In the lightweight fabrics for summer
wear.
GLOVES THAT BUTTON or lace up the arm are Just
now in more request than the longer Mousquetaire
gloves.
COAT SLEEVES now ut easily, and have simple
cum or few f1ne tucks or pleats upon the outside
OF the arm.
The ENGLISH BODICE pointed both front and rear
Is the most stylish form for the spring costumes Of
heavy wool.
The FLAMING SCARLET COSTUMES, which shocked
tne eye last season. are happily said to be posse,
The POPPY, the peony and the hibiscus run riot
In the new brocades, and quite put out of counte-
nance less majestic blossoms
VERY New FASHION is to put q fold Of sharply
contrasting color on the foot of foundation skirts
so as TO show an inch all around
GREEN is color seldom used in cotton fabrics
but this season it will be in combination with
all sorts Of colors in sateens In ginghams and
lawns.
LINGERIE for the neck is beginning again to be
becoming and graceful, the old Stiffness OF finish
IN plcot RIBBON gives way to soft lace 1abOtS and
Irills OF 1lmy Russian net and Brussels web.
SOME PARTISAN THEATER BONNETs, simple, yet
wonderfully stylish, OF fine velvet, folded over
small and pretty frame, and ornamental with
only bow or one large flower.
ENGLISH WOMEN are using very fine double
wooden shawls to make themselves bath-gowns,
which are lined throughout with silk, and often
worn till lunch time, even If women visitors come
In.
ENaLrsH TAILORs are making walking jackets
and medum-length coats for spring wear in dark
shades OF terra-cotta, green, marine blue golden
brown and several soft shades OF gray, both dark
and light.
THERE ARE NO VERY STRIKING FEATURES in new
hats and bOnnets thus far. The shapes are mostly
pretty and stylish, with but few pronounced
effects The princesse bonnet so dear to the hearts
OF Frenchwomen, has perennial popularity, and
appears again this season in straw felt and velvet
10 suit the eXigencies OF our 1tful climate.
The NEW FRENCH COSTUMES and toilets both for
home wear, visiting and the promenade, show two
decided extremes. One style is severe, elegant ana
artstic the opposite effect is elaborate and dressy
Gowns in the aforementioned style show the mas
ter hand in 1t, finish and the chaste disposal OF
softy-falling undraped folds In the details Of the
latter style Of dress the rare manipulations OF a
deft, artistic Partisan are manifest.
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RAILROADS.
nIrpNoNr AIR LINE

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Empress AND EMPR ESS DOWAGER.
The Law Of Succession to the German
Imperial CrOWn-NO Woman Can
Rule the Empire.

The wife OF the dead Emperor william becomes
now empress dowager, her place as empress
being taken by the wife OF the new emperor who
In turn Will become empress dowager wnen her
husband dies, If she survives him.
Prince William has ceased to be prince regent,
and is now crown prince OF Germany and prince
regent OF Prussia The proclamation issued by
the emperor last November king Prince Will
liam regent, in order that he might direct current
affairs OF state, ceased TO be operative, and there
will be no regent until 1t is arranged with the
new emperor that there shall be. II the incoming
empress can prevent it, 1t is stated there Will be
no regent.
There have been conflicting statements con-
corning the consequences to the eminent persons
named 10 the event or the Old emperor's DEATH
The question OF succession has also been raised,
and several correspondents at London and Berlin
have stated that In the event OF the death OF the
crown prince after becoming emperor, his wife
would become queen regent This Is mist axe
NO woman can govern the German empire. When
Bismarck welded the German states into an en-
pre- ne placed MS royal master, King William OF
Prussia, on the imperial throne, and he arranged
that ais beloved Prussia should always have IT'S
King emperor OF Germany, and that no woman
should, under any circumstance or In any con
tingency, act as regent.
/ The law on the question, from the Prussian con-
sttutfon adopted In 1871, Is follows: The crown
tary On the male side OF the roy house. according
70 the rights OF the first born. The king attains
6is majority at his eighteenth year.
When the king Is incapaciIated from governing by
not having attained MS majority, or from other
causes then the regency Is taken by the next heir
presumpuve who stands next to the CROWN and lt
becomes his duty at once TO summon the CHAIN
bers, which 10 joint session resolve as regards the
necessity or appointing regent. II there Is no
heir at hdnd VINO Is OF age, and no previous ar
rangement made 10 govern the case, lnen IL be-
comes the right OF the cabinet to summon both
houses, who, thereupon In joint session. elect re-
gent, and until he aScends 10 The regency the cabi-
net conducts the government.
Inc regent exercises the power OF the king IN his
name, and takes the oath of Office as SUCH
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PROFESSIONAL.

DROFEsSIONAI. MASSAGE Is GIVEN TO
L LAdies Best city references; third season Ad-
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IL invaluable She points out your enemies ana De-
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fdenral and those - distance sendanS az
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door mhI Gasp
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS or
MI IIFE All business confidential Laden andgen-
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IL voynnt Astrologer and Spiritual Medium. Born
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Trustees SALE OF VALUABLE uN1MpRovEp
PROF ERTY ON 18TH STREET. BETWEEN +

BY virtue of deed of trust to "a, dated June "a,
1855. and duly secSrdsd IN Liber No 1927: folio
of Columbia and at the request Of the party secured
thereby we Will offer for sale in front of the prem
A. p. 1888, at 80 O'CLOCK .. NJ. the following de-
scribed real estate in the city Of Warrington District
of Columbia, to w.t. Lots numbered forty-one "A IL,
forty two t42 forty three (4 and forty four (44
HopGnss subdivision Of square one hundred aud ten
QI0).
Terms Of sale: One-third cash. balance in one and
two years. respectively for which the promissory
of the purchaser must be gyen to bear interest
90 per centrum per snnum from day Of sale. payable
seni-annually, and secured by deed Of on the
property sold; all cash, at the option Of the pur-
chaser Adepost of 400 will be required on each
lot at time of sAe all conveyauctnx at purchasers
cost Terms Of sale to be complied with In ten dAys
otherwise the trustees the right to resell at
risk and Of defsultng pure After Ave days
adveytisement
JOB BARNARD. 500 9th q. nv.
mil -eOdEda TruaeAoa
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Sam jones' Daughter InSuIted.
A YOUNG NAN, IN PRAYER, SAYS SHE Is GOING
PERnITIQN.

Miss Annie Sam Jones, daughter of Sam Jones,
the evangelist, has LETT the Female College at Mil
lersburg, KY, under singular circumstances. Rev.
Joe Jones, brother Of Sam Jones, is conducting
a revival at Millersburg. A few nights ago at
the close OF the preaching he called on j. B.
Shockley, student In the Wesleyan theological
School at Mtllersourg, to pray. The young man
was sitting short distance from Miss Jones He
knelt down, and after an invocation OF the Divine
blessing, besOught that while Samuel Jones was
going about saving sinners, the Masters grace
might bring salvation to his daughter, who was
going TO perditton as fast she could Miss Jones
arose and went hurriedly out OF the church, and
later, saying she would not Stay in a community
where women were not safe from insults, left for
her home at Atlanta, Ga.
The Mississippi legislature adjourned sine die
yesterday afternoon.
Robert Harden, colored school teacher at Utica.
KY, Is charged with the seduction of nearly ali OF
the girls In his school. Amanda Pry, aged fifteen
VIII ole. lie gave her medicine to produce an
abortion and then fled.
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Spnrsa Goons.
We are in daily receipt Of SPRING GOODS.
DRESS TRIMMINGS, EMBRoIDERIEs, LACEs,
BLACK DRESS GOODS, RIBBONS, 60, always to be
found in our stock.
To-day we particularly call attention to our oner.
insso Of
NEW sATrNEs
In Black Black and White. choice Styles elegant de-
signs. at lowest prices for reliable goods.
Also
New Lace Flouncings from sL5O to sl2 per yard
New styles in fine Hamburg Edges and Flouncngs in
Nainsooh beautiful goods One case checked
India Linens. newest styles at l2<c One case lace
stripes and checks, at 20c. worth csc.
Our new stock of Ladies' Cotton and Cambria under
wear is particularly attractive every garment is well
made. fits perfectly and prices low is consisteu,
with the production Of reliable goods Compare them
with other goods in the market and be convinced.
Having Just completed our stock-takins, we find
many odd:ots and remnants on hand. which we will
offer at ridicuousy low prices: such remnants OF
black silk. odds and ends in table linens and towels
silk umbrellas at half price, coored Hamburg edges
half price, and numerous other articles
See our table Of cheap Torchon and ysdici Laces,
E. G.. DAVIS,
mh7 7le MARKET SPACE, COR. sTH ST.
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CARDINAL GIBBONS IN B0sTox.-Cardinal Gibbons
aInveu In Boston last evening, and at once pro-
Seraeo 70 the rectory OF SC. Palrfck's church. He
VIII oe the guest OF Rev. Mr.. Gallagher during his
Say IN boeton. Tomorrow morning he viii be
present at the exercises at Sc, PaIricks church
ana IN the evening Will Do given reception at the
.ssoence OF DR.. SaaL Dwight, 235 Beacon street.
Aonoay morning sc. Johns Ecclesiastical Semi
naIy az Brighton win be visited In the evening
sne Sstnouc Union OF Boston will hold q reception
~ tatrick'S Hall In honor OF his eminence
WsoueeoAy the cardinal win return TO Baltimore
cardinal Vladimir Czacl1 died In Rome yesterday
o. apoplexy.
Capt Root R Carter, Of Shirley, on the James
mvsr, @ed THURSDAY night. He was formerly OF
erats Raw.