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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-24

The COLOR LINE IN THE CHURCH SOUTH-A
meeting OF Inc seeding delegates from the last
Episcopal Diocesan convention was held In Charles
ton s. C., yesterday to agree upon plan or cam
paign. The tone OF contention Is the negro In the
church. At the last convention Bishop Howe
ruled that clerical delega were entitled to their
seats without examination into their credentials
This ruling admitted the colored rector OF St
Marks church. ThereupOn between thirty and
forty delegates and several clergymen seeded
The convention meets again in May, and the con-
ference was for the purpose Of agreeing upon
plan TO be pursued. The proceedings were secret,
but IT Is said that there will be no compromise.
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Murdered for n pair Of Pansaleens.
A DoY SHOOTS HIS BROTHER TO SETTLE WHO SHOULD
THEM.

KNOXVILLE, TENN, Feb. 24.-Infornatlon from
Lilly station, on the louisville and Nashville road,
In Knox county. KY, Is 10 the effect that a sad
domestic tragedy has just been enacted there.
Two young brothers, names not ascertained,
bought suit OF clothes apiece. one pair OF panta
looms lIted both the boys well and each wanted
them. war OF words ensued and the aged mother
interfeTed as peacemaker. The oldest son knocked
her senseless 10 the nOOr and seizing pistol shot
his DrOt her dead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-24
WILLIAM kEIILER,y 'f"s'ees'
Executors OF Estate of Caroline d. Giesking, decd.
f1l-d&ds
EXECUTOR's AND TRUSTEES SALE OF vALU-
Il ABLE BUSINESS PROPLRIY, No. TIA

IL setE sGi STREET. SoRRTHwEsT. NO. ia
By virtue of the last win and testament Of Caro-
81 o
in equity No, 10000. equity docket 81 We. as
st FIVE O'CLOCK NJ in front Of the premises, sell
premises situate lying and being IN The city Of WssS
on p
being the south nineteen 9) feet front by the depth
Ia @ %
wsys easements s rent priyeyes
q N Sy :toss SSsa dwell
e S Il "
Per cent per annum interest from day Of sale paya-
deposit Of 500 required i :se eonysSaneins &C.
days o!Hsrxss he trustees reserved sS. resell At
risk and cost Of defsultng purchaser after I'VE days
'''''N - $f1ffaM f RrFFEEh Trustees.
E5sStH1 e csISns s'ns
DUBLIc SALE OF OLD SUPPLIES AND NATE
ruary l. issa~il accordsncs with the provisions Of
the "a lection Of the ct Of CSpss
Vii Be- sold. :. the Navy Ysfd W.shnsssn 5 g. csr
iS o9
rails which cannot be protably used BY reworknE
:.Iss VII q pSShs .octiC1 cE % ISs highcss
MARCH SIXTH, 1883, and continue from day % day
deposit per win be required the day Of
the payment Of the balance and the removal q the AZ.
sSs IN Of Ss
pay such balance and make removal within the time
stated Schedules Of tho articles to be offered be
procured from the Conlmsnosnt OF the washington
ciss soid must BE removed 81 The purchaser Without
expense 70 '0s "'''' WILLIAM G. WHITNEY.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
~ DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
No.c . n.,sv ysn tsss on
FIRST, 1883. Tie lease Of the FISH WHARF and
FISH STALLS in the cities Of WashtnGton and Geonse
town Will sold By public suction for the term Of
ys:, ESm nsFSs lsss Z. GSo" sbs ur.m.e. sou,
6sh stalls in the Georgetovn Market House 70 the
highest BIDDER; Terms, cash in sdvsncs
on s.s. bs1..1 snd sS re si
front Of the sh stalls Of tCmter wsshington Market
Of the corporaton Of to establish wharves
the city Of wsshnstou and no wharf or dock shall be
deemed el1ble unlsss stpsted ~ some point on the
north side Of the Potomac Ryer between lth street
90 and l4s ssr.st vest 2 the . hisesss saSsr
resdue to Be paid within i've days from the day Of
BY order Of the Bsssd Of Commissioners District o.
I'll SaRHR$aassSBr,
THOMAS powIIxo. Anctionser. 0S-l0s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-24

PROPOSED ANGLO GREEK ALLIANCEs.-It Is re-
ported Ia London that the Prince OF Wales. on the
occasion OF his silver wedding banquet, viii an
n0unce the betrothal OF Prince Albert Victor TO
his cousin, Princess Alexandra OF Greece md the
oetrotha OF Pm ess Victoria ~ the duke OF sparta
the Crown Prince Ir.ece
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-24

From the New York Presa
In two months from now the grand exodus TO
Europe win begin. People are already talking
about their steamer befthA the number q tsunkS
70 be taken and the ordering Of travelling suits to
say nothing OF pro POSED routes and h0tei ltstA
Somewhere In the delightful chit chat Of prepare
ton will loom up the vexed question Of the steamer
chair. On this subject the current number OF
HUpers Boc0r has strong editorial and one
tnat every ocean traveller Will warmly tndorSe.
IL denounces 40 an exaction and gross tmpo-
sition the demand Of the steamship companies
that every passenger shall supply himself with .
char to sit In on deck the alternative being TO stay
rect all day. The writer Justly says that tone
might well be expected to md their knife, fork
and napkin at the table" and adds:
Among the hundreds OF thousands Of people car
ried every year to and fro over the great seas 1t
Is not to be expected that there will not be some
hfghspfrtted people who will resent this exact1On,
and sooner or later demand its abolition, holding
that II Is the duty OF the common carrier TO carry
his passenger comfortably, and II he 80 engages,
as in this case he does, with due relation to his
manner OF life at home, which always presupposes
chair when he wishes to sit down."
The expense OF q chair, 1t may be said, though
an unjust tax, Is triling compared to the trouble
the ownership entails. To buy q chair have It
marked and conveyed to the steamer, Is but the
first STEP Every day on the water 1t has to be
hunted up by the deck steward, and perhaps some-
senger is trying to maintain his equilibrium On
landing the Chair must be carted on and stored or
accompany its owners baggage from point TO
polnt-a constant source Of annoyance to be &C.
lively renewed the moment It goes to sea again.
The steamer chair must emphattcally 60.
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PROPOSED CESsURE OF A SPANISH MINISTERIAL
the spanish chamber OF deputies yesterday senior
LaStreS, conservative member, proposed a mo-
ton cen-uring senior Moret mlnisterOf foreign az
fairs, for the manner In which he had conducted
the negotiations regarding the American claims
Tor cOmpensatGn for losses sustained In the Cuban
resurrection senior Moret replied defending his
action IN Tie matter. Tue debate was adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-24
A Hard Lot Either WAY.

From the London Figaro.
IL was. think, typical Parisienne who once
sid TO fair friend In burst OF confidence: "Oh,
nsd che e, there Is. believe me, nothing 80 agra
waiting as Jealous husband; but then you know
i cannot imagine anything 50 humiliating as a
husband who IS not SOL
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AND Now
THAT THINGS ARE HOT AND GETTING HOTTER
Is it not oppcrtune'so opne-to congratulate the
brethren on their wondrous
MAaNANIMITY.
We behold them ON their knees supplicatins the
DEAR PEOPLE
TO give heed unto them and their spec., Cause Ac
u sss r &
Well. WE ARE NOT.
and that The and :hos v: s.a that hs
Ssss u sS&: + sspssi5
s S bond end for con
VI ;s :ess y
A. for oursslvss. permit us to az that we hsvsne
SACRIFICES
To make. We would not sacrifice ourselves. bseauss
sELF-PREsKRvATIoN
HS RESELE Oh ' Place ITO To 8xEH T1i aEis
until the Sun CO.'S DSw& = nun 'A' '"'
VICTOR y. ADLER'S
10 Per Cent Clothing House. 10
e17 and e2s 7th IT NV, corner MassacAusetn sva
Strictly One PrioA
Open Saturday Until IL p m
: ss: e s. e. s
81 tns DiSr,ss snd their snpioyss nkL0NG TaIs
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MARTIN IRONS ON TRIAL.-Martin Irons, the old
state chief OF the Knights OF Labor, who called out
the Missouri knights employed on the Gould sys-
TEN in the big railroad strike two years ago. now
on trial at st. Louis for attempting to tap tele-
graph wire during the strike
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-24

PREMIER TrRARp CARRIES His PoISr-In the
French chamber OF deputies, Yesterday, Premier
TIrard Declared that he would regard the vote
on the clause In the budget relating TO the secret
service as question Of confidence In the minis
Try. He said that there were certain precautions
necessary In the government or the country, eSpe-
cialy as regards espionage which 10 was essential
not 10 ABANDON as means OF national defense.
The clause was adopted BY a vote OF 24S 10 go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-24

capped from the county Jail In MartinsburR, w. Va
about O'Clock yesterday morning. They picked
the 1--WE locks Of their respective cells and making
a rope OF blankets slid down 10 % feet from the
attic 20 the grOuni. crazy man was the only
prisoner left In the lookup.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-24

Everybody carries bags nowadays. The children
carry shooi-ba2s the commercial travellers sam
pie-0ags. the ladies shopping bags the shop girls
carry unch-bags. and the editor gets into the swim
Burdstte.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctionesr.
TRUsTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, SITUATE No RI FIFTEEN III
STRE Ed NS0SRTHWEsTi AND Known AS THE

REAL ESTATE, SITUATE No ~ FIFTEENTH
STREET NORTHWEST, AND KNOWN AS THE
OLD PORTION OF wELCKER's HOTEL
Under and by virtue Of Q certain deed of trust -
dated the goth day Of September A. D. 1873 and =
the land recorus OF the District Of Columbia and Of
the request of the party secured thereby will offer
for SALE at public auction in front the premises on
SATURDAY, THE TWENTY.FIFTH DAY OF FEB-
RuARY, 1883 at HALF. PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM,
the described real estate situate in the city
OF WASHINGTON, District of Columbia. that is say
Lot numbered eleven GID, in Dsyidsons subdivision
of part of square numbered two hundred and twenty
two t222) fronting twenty five (25) feet 18th
street and rum back with that width hundred
and twenty (l21) feet to ten U0) foot alley
together with he Improvements thereon.
Terms OF Sale sum sufficient to pay of the in
debtedness secured by the said deed trust amount
ing to $4,000 with interest costs tax insurance
premiums and all other proper charges amounting in
the aggregate to about 100000 cash. and the balance
at twelve l2) and eighteen s months, for which the
notes OF the purchaser bearing intereet from
of sale and secured by deed Of trust the property
sold will be taken; all cash at the option of the pur
chaser. deposit of $500 will be required the time
of sale All conveyancing and recording purchasers
cost Terms of sale to be compiled with in thirty GOD
days from day of sale otherwise the Trustee
the TO resell at the risk and cost Of the
purchaser after nve (5) days advertising in The Even
Ing Star newspaper. RICHARD w. TYLER
fi4-d&ds Trustee.
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WHY A IoRp WAS KSocKkp powN.-In the cas-

WHY LORD WAS KNOCKED DowN.-In the case
OF Lord Howard de Walden against Major Bur-
rowes for assault physicians testified In London
yesterday that Lord HOwa ard at the time OF the
saut appeared 70 be saturated with drink. Lady
de Walden was suffering from peritonitis at the
time, and ner life was hanging 0y a thread. His
lordship was warned not TO iDtrude In his wt.e's
bedroom. The Duke Of Portland dspOsed that
MAJOR Burrowes, In his presence, obtained q prom
ise from DeWalden that he would not disturb Lady
de Valdez The magIstr ite stated that the as
saut was q serious one, and that the case must be
sent 70 the jury. The court was crowded with an
aristCcratic aasemblage.
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PROPOSALS.

DRoPosAI.s FOR OoNsTRUCTINa TANK HoUsA
"a, lsss-sesied Propossi: siii b rsosived q tis
MONDAY. MARCH FIFTH 1855 for constructins
tank house ON the grounds Of the reform school Baa
nece:sary ,,formstion can De obtsined upon sppos.
ton therefor 1t the Office Of the Secretary the Bod
iosms s sHGS 8. snn sSd srd SS s
IN R ana AZ S,6s or psrs Of ds Al
DkOP0sALs FOR coPPER TUBING, WIR5
h0HE 0diS, CHARCOAL. NUTS. PINE AND
Ip6tng J" Wire Rops. 'Odls, .'chsrcol- .huH "a
Or rS.l q. oay : &:
iS6,Ss WIN ~ ssS 49,
ply. ct the Nsvy-Ysrd Wsshinssoa- D. q. q - =.
sss ls. s, r,l. S: ss 1sss Va. On
bushsis charcoai. $500 pounds rough hexasoel ssa
dozen screw-wrenches. 200 pounds tsos vs. "a
roll stsScii payer. 500 pcaSds WHIT. os.IE -.
g - yssSI :ss: ONE Is. S..s:s ::s
zsl S 81 S sI 1sss :ss ga 2:
more q sSe .bSss g,
the full amount required Of such efucss ~ .Ss,l
The above article, must conaor ~ - .esrvsso
s9a B;ss =. ts s. s; S s: sH,sSssS
each delivery untl she 20 q -
ossr ssd N .niormstion Sslsvs ihs erelss e.
Ior 1ss I ssSs s:a ss nus
.; :ss: sssS ;sss
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Train Robbery in Arizoun.
WELLS, FARGO EXPRESS CAR RIFLED OF IFS co


TENTS BY BANDITS
The west-bOund train on the southern Pacific
Railroad was boayded by two masked men at
STEMS Pass station, Arizona, about $50 O'Clock
"Wednesday evening. After the train had started
the men crawled over the water tank, covered the
engineer and fireman with rifles, and when mile
and half from the station the engineer was COM
PEELED 20 stop the train. one OF the robbers IN
coupled the mail and express car with the engine
from the Other part OF the train. The engineer
was compelled To move on mile and half far
Their. when the robbers again ordered him 20 stop,
anu then forced the Wells. Fargo co. express
ssengerS % open the car, which they r1fed, but
without disturbing the mails. The engineer was
beNJ ordered 10 20 back and take up the other
part OF the train. and the robbers left the railroad
and started in a southern direction
The train arrived at tucson on time. The en-
press robbery Is reported heavy. A special train
was placed al the disposal u Marshal Wade, and
several officers. with two Indian trallerS and
horses, left fOI the scene OF the robbery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-24

The 00uLD-SAGE INvEsrIaArIoN.-The Gould
Sage matter came up In New YORK yesterday be-
fore the grand jury for consideration District
Attorney Fellows and his assistant, Mckenzie
ments Ia the case. They were closeted with the
jury over an hour, and then a Witness said 70 be
sydney Dillon, was called. The grand jury will
Spend today In examining Witnesses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-24

The AFFLICTED CROWN PRIScE.-The crown
prince OF Germany passed good day yesterday
appearing on the balcony for tie first time since
the recent operation. The London Medical Jour
nal states on authority that the crown prince i
progressing favoraDiy. The recent diffcuity came
RON q tube which DID not nc exactly, thereby
causing irritation. He breathes easily and Is aolc
70 speak, his voice being strong but aoarse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-24

Clesnsss and besusihes the hair
Promotes luxuriant growth.
Never fails to Restore Gray Hair 10 its
Youthful Color.
Cures Scalp Diseases and Hair falling.
Soc at Druxxisss. 5a7-vks.1
u RHNNAN's WEST END HANG AND LIVERY
u Stable, 1880 L. established 1oJ8- Eirys-olnss
Ss.ssSsss8 TsisSSSs. sss: SzfSscS ssEHssa
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers
EXECUTORS AND TRUSTEES SALE OF vALuA-
BILE SUBuRDAN PROPERTY Ill ACRES AND
90 PERcHEs! FRONTING ON LINCOLN
CAPITOL STREETS NOkTH OE u s. CAPIIOI.

By virtue Of the last will and testament ofH26
2; dsSrss q the SUPREME Court 8, the bisssic
1Sea We w se IN ron e NJ he sDseU sSn
wEbNEsbxi. THE SEVENTH DAY w Of MsRc l.
IL 'Rs
sna BEING psIs q sHsss formerly osleS 1eSns.
Sn@ 81 Of land
distances follows. that to say oonmencinr for
the at on me east s ds q the road
continuation or extension in psrt Of North Capitol
ner formed by the niersecton Of tie north sde Of
Boundary street. with the line Of said road leading
and one tenth Of foot ola iioI measured from sii
corner north thirteen degrees east On. l3e ED ,nd
eniy three degrees and thirty MINUTES sss, q
7B5 80. Ed nine hundred aud ninety four feet aud
tract or parSeI called catharine Reserye .hDos
minutes e esss @ no s and sae hsn
dred and eighty -eisht feet and sixty tive
eighty three degrees and two minutes IN SO or
W. nine hundred and ninety-two feet ,ss2 feet to
point distant from the point Of BEGINNING hun
dred feet 400 feet measured north thirteen degrees
east IN. 13o f and thence running by said last
toned line reversed and by aud with the said road
fee to point Of sinnins az eleven
and thirty five perches OF land III A. r.. b PJ. to
ments. heredtaments. rights ways, members priv
leres, and appurenances to the belonging or in
This tract land Is Boundary street. its in
tersection with North Capitol street about
from U. s. Capitol building, and can readily be sub
divided into fine building lots.
Terms: one third cash: balance in one and two
notes TO bear six cent interest from day OF
sale and payable and be secured by
deed Of trust ON the premises or all cash at option Of
required at sale Conveyspcine. &c. At purchasers
cost Terms of sale 10 be complied with In ten days
otherwise the by the Trustees 10 sell the
property at the risk and cost of the pur
chaser purchasers after five days public notice Of
such resale in some newspaper publ ished In Washne
ton, DC 0EOk0E EMMEhT, I r-.
WILLIAM KETTLER, 4 AHssees.
Executors Of Estate Of Caroline d. Gieskne deceased
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W. Are liz DArrr Rrcrrpr

W. AR In DAr1r RECEIPT
NEW SPRING NOVELTIES
LADIES'. MISSES. AND cHILDRENs WRAPS
AND sUITa
NEW SPRING STYLES IN FABRICS.
Original stylssin
KETs. PELERINEs. AND JERSEY WAISTS.
Confined exclusively to Us
Our Spring Exhibit will comprise the largest and
choicest assortment of Ladies' and Misses Garments
we have ever shown, both In design aud finish. and
will be offered at prices which cannot fail to attract
the attention Of buyers.
NEW SPRING STYLES IN LADIES' GLOVES
AND HOSIERY.
The closing-out sale Of MEMS FINE FURNISH
INas and LADIES' COTTON UNDERGRADUATES
.nacoRsErs win be continued until the entire stock
10 sold.
R. b. TAYLOR,
ja24-3m 933 Pennsylvania avenue.
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Nor,cr
TO CONSUMERS
CAN for and Use no other Flour but the
BRIDAL VEIL"
THE ONLY PERFECT PATENT SPRING
WHEAT FLOUR
on the market GUARANTEED 10 make MoRn
losves and BETTER bread than any -Four manufao-
tured For sale by the following veil known 0russr
who handle il direct from the mill with no 'nsdds
mans" profit.
John X. MAeruder, 14I7 New York ave-
Chss. l. Kellogg. Masonic Temple, 9th st.
Geo. T. Kennedy Son. ST.
w. Abbott, l12l Pennsylvania ave-
Il. A Walker, 1000 9TH ST.
EN- Burchard Bro- Psnnsyivania ave- and a. 81
ja14-SSs3m
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR


THE VILLAGE or LAFAYETTB. KY, DESTROYED.
HoFxISsyILLE, KY, Feb. 24-The village OF La
fayette situated some Is miles south of this city,
was entirely destroyed by the cyclone that passed
over this county sunday night The storm gath
cred its greatest force just west OF lafayette and
struck the village about O'Clock. Trees were
torn up by the roots, and the crash OF falling
buildings could Oe heard everywhere A large
tobacco factory was struck and burned down, and
tobacco was found scattered everywhere. X j.
CoOper's house and store were unroofed, and his
goods damaged t2.CO0. X J. Caruther's 1ne resi-
uence Was blown Town. several persons were In
1ured but no lives lost. The total loss In property
Is estimated 1t $4,000 There Is noinsurance on IT,
The sharon Heirs still Fighting.
THEY WILL EXHAUST THE LAST LEGAL RESOURCE
BEFORE PAYING SARAH ALTHEAs JUDGakSE
SAN Francisco, CAL, Eeb. 24-When the SUI
preme Court rendered It's decision In favor OF Sarah
Althea, Judge Terry. her husband. as well as her
counsel declared that she would have the coin In
her possession within a few months. tie has been
proved bad prophet, as the sharon heirs nave
He'd petitions for a reheartng OF the case before
the suprems Court. These petitions were pre-
sented by ex-Judge SAMUEL NJ. Wilson ana ex-
Judge ex-Chief Justice curry, two Of the aolest
lawyers on the coast. Their substitution Tor cen
Barns as leading counsel, IS remarked as sig n
that the sharon heirs mean 10 nght the case until
the last legal resource Is ex lausted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-24

Benjamin wfIuler, wealthy farmer ana tobacco
dealer, comInitteI suicide YESTERDAY by hangfng
himself In his barn, Dear winners station. Lancas.
tsr County. Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-24

THE DEBATE IN THE HOUSE or COMMONS Sin
lhe debate on the address In reply 10 the aueens
spesca IN the house OF commons last MINT Mr.
snaw-Lrfeyre, liberal, moved an Amendment az
Hrinlng the necessity OF a measure dealing with
arrears OF excessive rents In Ireland. He Charged
nj. balIour with using all the forces OF the gov
efnnent IN favor OF landlords Ike Cianncartie
who ne sald. we're Oppressors OF the tenants ami
lie commended the herOi-m shown by Mr. WIIfrid
Blunt IN defending the tenants Mr. BalIOIr held
tn1t We act OF 1881 fully protected he tenants,
ADO that there was no need OF legislation. Mr.
heay Nd other PaTae 1tes continued the debate
M saaw-Lrfeyres amendment Was rejected by a
N0C " sol 10 1so. The report on the ad Iress Ia
reply 70 the queens sp -ech was then adopted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-24

"A sIx-ROrsD FIGHT FOR THE LraHr-WriGHr
thufIOSsHiP--Jamesy j. sampson. OF the Pastlme
Athletic club VI New YORK, and Ed. Canill, OF the
scOltlsn-A american Athletic Cub OF jersey City,
IoSnt VITA *-ounce gloves In New YORK last night
IOr ne amateur nght-wei, Ut championship. zach
man weighei lbs pounds At the end OF the sixth
IOond Sampson Was declared the winner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-24

DERkMPT0RY SALE OF 40 SHARES OF AGAS-
SIZ PARK IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION
on SATURDAY. FEBRUARY TWENTY-FIVE. at
ONE O'CLOCK, we will sell within auction rooms
9th and NV,
40 SHARES OF STOCK IN THE AGAssIZ PARK
IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION,
fully paid and non Accessible.
Terms cash
f23-d DUNCANSON EROS Aucfioneers
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
TyHoMAs BOWLING. Auc,,onee..

'UNuOMAS OOWLIN0s Aucuoneer.
kEGuLAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD KFrrcTs AT
MY AUCTION Rooms SATURDAY. FEBRUARY
dSSlk S9M oHN SINE At aET
P RINnso one CLUSTERING BABY GRAND,
E0RS HANDSOME PARLok stiTEs- Pic
FFSEkEs rTtkNTT mp Tr PAiNTED SHhMs sE
PlEGEs FINE HAIR MATTRESSES, FORTY
HUSH MATTRESSES, DININ6-ROOM TURNI-
HEATING STOVES. &c, &c
- ALSO. AT TWELvE O'CLOCK,
oNs' THIkTY SINGLE AND DOUBLE sLE1aHs
FIFTY THoysAND CIGARS, ASSORTED BRANDS
~,, ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
ONE GREY HORSE YEARS OLD; ENGLISH
CART AND HARNESS.
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hEsDEzcK. Mn, NEGRO IN DANGER or LYNCH
lS@-0e1 Robinson, negro OF bad character In
fredericS, nd, last night attempted 70 criminally
assault Mr. sallie Jackson In her room at the
tilted States Hotel Her screams prevented the
accom- pilshm>nt OF The assault and Robinson as
captured and lodged In Jail before q desperate
effort male 20 lynch him by an excited crowd " As
kuccessfll