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ENGLAND'sSusPKcrEp ALLIANCE WITH lrALy.-In
the house OF commons last night Sir James Fergu-
son again declined TO produce correspondence BE-
tween the BRUSH government and foreign powers
regarding affairs in Europe Nj. LabOuchere
thereupOn gave notice that he would 0ner an
formed definitely that 90 correspondents OF.
changed with Italy had resulted In binding action
on the British government IN the event OF war be.
tween Italy and France; or, n Anv assurances had
been given, that they be communicated 70 the
house"
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

L,OR sALE-A FARM OF SIS ACRES ONE NILE
II from nyattsvtle go0d Improvement maj
u 4. SaIiH 1 son,
tlSIv l3x3 ct
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The Ben: PerIey POOre Collection.
eohR CURIOUS DOCUMENTS AND THE PRICES rHKY


eohR CURIOUS DOCUMENTS AND THE PRICES THEY
BRor6HJ.
The auction sale OF the collection OF autographs
and manuscripts OF the late Ben: Periey roors
continued I'm Boston yesterday. The following are
some OF the prices realized: Robert Fulton, az;
Sir Edmund Andres, So; Thomas Lord Cupeper
SIS; John Endicott, $40; GOV. Thomas Hinck.
ley, OF Plymouth. 1855; John Campbell, governor
OF Virginia -; William Penn. e26; WIN. n. sew.
ard, Is cents; George Grote, historian, SO 50i
Hannibal Hamlin. SO cents. Five autograph let
ters Of Hawthorne brought respectively, SIs si2
el3 SIS and S12. A letter OF Henry III, Of Frsnce,
brought s. 25. and one OF Victor Hugo, g. An OF.
iginal printed copy or the eclaration OF Indepen-
oence. issued 10 be read In the churches on july
IL. l776, brought S3l. newspaper OF the day
containing the Declaration brought sla A docu-
ment signed by b. Franklin Silas DeaDe and Ar.
thur Lee, commissioner, sold for s24; and docu-
ment sigoed by stephen Hopkins, sgDer OF the
Declaration OF Independence, brought elp A let
Yer OF jefferson relative 70 laying out Tue city u
washington sold for 81. Three letters from slone.
WALL jackson sold Tor SIS each; two from Gen.
Robert X. Lee Tor "a and S. and one from Capt
S34.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York StOck

NEW YORK MOCK Market
The following are the opening aud closing prices of
the New ioIk stock Market, reported by special
wire Corson and MacArlAey. l4ly + street,
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SECRETARY wmrSrr has gone TO New York for .
few days
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No RoBBHRY or THE VAULT AT HARMONY CENR-
rxRY.-The onfcers OF the Harmony Cemetery As
ISOLATION concluded TO make Q thorough examine
ton OF the alleged robbery OF the vault OF the
cemetery, ana for that purpose visited the ground
body OF Miss Hattie Cosin had been removed was
not true. The body OF the deceased young lady
Was found uudisturbed In the case and the vault
secure. The sexton stated that IN the hurry OF
attending TO q funeral and answering questions
he had been lead 70 believe the body had been re-
ere safe In the vault, and the grounds guarded BY
watchmen night and day. MeserA J. h. Brooks
J: +. Cook, and w. II. A. Wormley made the tnves-
tlgation.
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THE 0oUrp-sADE CAsk-The charges against Jay
stockholders OF the Kansas Paefnc Railroad Com
pany, charging them with approprtattng to their
own use S3,OO00OO OF the companys bonds. were
laid before the grand Jury In New York yesterday
morning BY Assistant District Attorney Semple.
The Jury was given all documents bearing on the
CASE, and on Monday next witnesses VIII oe sum.
moned. A decisiOn viii probably not be reached
before the latter part OF next week
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iSUBsIpY TO AMERICAN SHIrs-The New York
chamber of commerce yesterday adopted q report
recommending o bill for Congress providing that
any vessel built and owned in the United States
and engaged In the foreign trade shall receive from
the natiOna. Treasury 30 cents per ton for every
1000 miles travelled, and after ten years the rate
to be "a cents; that all United states mailr for
foreign countries be carried In American ships and
that the Government pay Just compensation,
and recommends the building OF strong navy end
Improvement of harbors.
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LIBEL Srrr-on complaint OF Moses p. Handy,
late OF Philadelphia but At present Of Washington
and Walter L. G. Biddle, Of philadelphia, Eugene
has be n arrested on charges OF libel demanding
100000 and $4,000 damages respectively. Mann
was released on SAOOO bail.
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TIE AMERICAN sHrPPMo LEA0uE-There were
15O dele9ates present &C the American Shipping
and Industrial League, In New Orleans yesterday.
Ex-Gov. stannard, OF Missouri. was chosen perma-
south to invite immigration. Charles s. Hill, Of
Washington, WAS elected temporary secretary. A
resolution to the New York chamber OF commerce,
Whipping and an appeal 70 the whole country
whereby the products OF American labor may be
transported in American shtps, were sent
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sHERuDAN,s BIRTH CERTIFICATE.
1t was Burned Years Ago, and TN
Priest who Ranfized Him In Dead.

1t was Burned Years Ago, and the
Priest who Baptized Him il Dead.
PITTsBURG, Feb. ia hronicle- Telegraph
Somerset, Ohio, special says: ''Mrs Sheridan,
mother Of Gen. Phil. Sheridan, has no certificate
OF his BIRTH There was one, but It was
Statement Mrs. Sheridan has made is that her son,
Gen. Phil Sheridan. was born In Somerset,
Ohio, Marcn 6, 1881. II conflicting stories
they are not correct. have Just learned from
her that he was baptized by the Rev. Dominick
Young, deceased. on the nth day Of March, 1881"
CHARGED with Killing His Father.
CINCINNATI, Feb. Thames Taylor, q lad Of
Win
N the boys father at Independence on Monday
last. Lansing Taylor, the dead man, and his wife
gun and struck his father with it. The gun was
discharged and Lansing Taylor was killed
Sailing Of the PorssmOuth.
FORT MoNxox, Va, Feb. 1.-THE training ship
A Priest Arrested In Alsace.
BERLIN, Feb. ia Catholic priest has been ar.
rested In Alsace for preaching sedtious doctrine.
The Crown Prince Rests Well.
SAN RENO, Feb. IL, 10 a.m--The Crown Prince Of
Germany had good night. He IL free from head
ache Or lever. he win rise to-day, but win remain
BERLIN, Feb 1.-THE NorsA German Gazette
prince Btsmarcks organ) denies the statement
made by the Ereissfnt0e yesterday that bill will
be introduced IN the reichsta8 providing for the
appointment Of q representative OF the crown
prince In the event OF his being summoned to act
As regent
Suicide Of q New York Politician.
NEW YokK, Feb 17.--JoG b Fitzpatrick, local
politician, shot himself In Bowery saloon last
night and died this morning. NO cause u known.
Many Business Men Burned Out.
PROVIDENCE, X. l.. Feb. 17.-0ne OF the greatest
nres that ever visited westerly, r L, ragged for
three hours this morning, destroying several bust
ness buildings and causing loss OF about $50 600
The nre was discovered at 3 an, In connection
cry store In the o. d. wells building, on Broad
Street,
The King Of Holland HI.
Tnr HAGUE, Feb. Viking William has had q
violent attack OF nephralgy. HIS condition, how
ever, causes no alarm.
A Clev % Mr.. Snell's Murderer.
aHR CHICAGO PoLICR THINK THEY HAVE sETIIxD TH1
IDENTITY OF ONE or THEN.
CHICAGO. Feb. 17.-The Identity Of ono OF the
burvlarS who murdered Amos ]. Smell, the West
si0S millionaire, on February g has oeen otscov-
| cred, bus the burglar himself y san enjoying
Hs 3 said 70 be Bslly Gehright one Of the most
dangerous and accomplished cracksmea In the
country. He appears % Be about twenty years o.
ara. The police got their NV nom MIRA Weeks
Wk6 Keeps boarding house IN west Madison
St!vek where oehfight o. scott, e ne called him.
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RITZ
MAR RIRD.

wILsON-FALLoN. At the residence Of the brides
mother. 2ls First stret nor hss-t by the R.v ThoA
WILSON, Of Laramie County, Col. % AUGUSTA 4
TALON, Of Washington. ID. Q. No cardA
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1he undersigned assignees, ny virtue Of an assign.
ment Of Edward Caverly, lately doing business az Ed
ward Caverly Co. recorded in iiber No 1873 folio
a. one OF the land rec Of the District Columbia
VIII sell ut public auction on the premises, No. l425
New hork avenue northwest. certain goods stock in
trade and merchandse.that is to say,
On MONDAY, the TWENTIETH day of FEBRII-
AIRY, 1883. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK AM we
viii sell large ling VI Portable and Ranges
ana furnaces and Steam Heaters together large
and desirable stock of Plumbing and steam Fitti1g
Materials and Rubber Hose, SC, &C.
On TUESDAY, the sTWENTI-FIRST commanding
at the same hour and lace will sell large assortment
OF Chandeliers Brackets. Globes, and fixture sup
ples. together with all store nd office xtures con.
sitting ct She wing: Desk. Iron safe. &C.. &C. All
goods AID merchandise in in rear OF prem.
Uses No 1I26 10Th street northwest will be removed
sale. A
All purchasers requested to remove all purchases
on dal VI sale ~ make rv0Ln tor other goods
Terms OF sac cash.
r s. WINDSOR
WILLIAM j. MILLER
fll-d&ds Assignees OF EDWARD CAVrRLY
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'1NAOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer.

Being the first direct importation by Messrs A. j.
sPYER son. Of Amsterdam. Holland Of this char
scter of goods to this COUNTY, flI.6t
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WALTkR B. WILLIAMS / CO.. auctioneer..
THoMAs DOWNING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, SITUATE No III FIJI TEEN H
STREET NOR INVEST, AND KNOWN As THE
OLD PORTION UF MELCKER'S HOTEL
Under and by virtue Of q certain deed of trust
dated the 2Oth day of September A. d. 1873 and Ia
recorded in Iiber 40. 1856. folio %, s-q one III
the lsiid records Of the District of ColunOa. at
for sale at public auction in front the premises,
SAl ukDf, The TWENTi-tiflH DAY OF FEB
kCAki. 1888 at HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK M.
the following described real estate situate in the city
Of M.shinston District Of Columbia that Is to y:
Of par. Of square numbered two hundred and twenty
two cs22), iron nx twenty five C25) 1, ct ON 18th
street and rum back with that width one hundred
aud twenty-seven 90 feet to len 1O) loot alley,
toeether With he improvements thereon.
ernis o. Sale: sum sufficient to ray on the in
debtednees secured by the ssid deed Of trust amount
ing TO $4,000 with interest costs, tax insurance
prriui and all other proper Amounting in
tbs sregate to about $4,000, cash. and the balance
At twelve CD and eixhsen 1SI hs. for which the
notes of the purchaser tearing interest from the day
sold viii De taken or al cash at the option of the
chaser dsposi Of $500 will be uired at the time
Of sale All conveyancinx aud recording At
cost Terms OF sale to be cop with in thirty 600
days from day Of sale Otherwise the Trustee reserves
purchaser after i've go days, advertising In be Even
Ing Star newspaper. RICHARD W. TYLER, .
fl&-d&ds Trustee.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
" DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

WAsHISGToS. February Is 1888
Notice is hereby Hvsn that on TIL RSDAl, MACH
r I lSsS. the lease of the FISH WnAkF aud
flSh STALLS IN the cities OF Washington and George
town will be sold BY public auction the term of one
yea! irSm March i 1885, rs follows;
TWO OCLOCk +. III upon the premises, four
hsh stalls In the Georsetown Market House. to the
highest bidder. Terms, cash in advance
ON street. between 9TH aud 9th northw ST. in
front OF the fish stalls Of ,Cener) Washington Market
all rights aud privileges granted allowed by the laws
Of the corporation Of NAshinxton to establish
the city Of Wa hington and wharf or dock shall be
deemed sitrtble unless situAted some point on the
north side Of The Potomac River between tn street
east and Il b street west to the highest bidder
Terms: 500 TO b. paid the Jay of sale and the
residue to be Id within i've days from the day of
sale. - Va
Columbia W
W. b WEBB,
s. l.. WHEATLEY.
G. W. ALMOND,
Commissioner
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CONTRIBUTIONS FOR tn

RANGE OF THE THERMUMETER-The following
were The readings at Jne SIsual Oftce today: u
H., 81; y. L., 49, maximum, So; minimum. ~
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FOR lighthouses.

FUN MEN I-dOUSE
LSOR RENT-PLEASANT L OATION-lO ROOMS
Il fronting park and Nass. ave-; all convepisnces:
stable. Apply at l1U6 l. st. NV. 5-Uts
vCOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Il l5.s l4h st-house TIA + st, 4th story .925
pa lst st. so 1906 eth
llOS Conn. ave-. store. 30 l491 st. office rvuiu 10
l127 10Th Stu. .....45lS22 10Th 1t. ne.... 8
Rhode Island, mr. Conn Ost, near 18TH.
s3si33 St. bet Isih 18th 50
Iowa Circle iuy 10Th 1t, mr. DupontCir, ] 80
st. near 10Th .215 Hin st.. bet. and o. lis
Conn., ave.. mr. 81. 2o0 Coicoran bet l.S,k IA 100
92o farrasut Square. $50 st, bet IA and 15...T
HrCH. Fox h BROWN,
ta2S l437 Penn. ave nv
IIOR RENT-IlI7 10TH ST. n. W: KEY AT
Il g,ocery, corner ST. rent so. Inquire 926 La
ave. d2Y- Pm
TSOR RENT-AT 1:.2l HIGH STREET, GEORGE
IL town. IL add large stor, with large stH Ie
N rear VIII be rented cheap. Apply to the owner
24l3 street W.. city. tzlS-lm'
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IyOk kENI-HoUsE e06 81. NV. NINE
poms, All modem imp eysmspts. ESQ per uonih
ss1,:@sa''' $50 AVs1 % v. e yosSsoS. 90 is sa
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SUIT FOR $4,000 DANAGEs.-To-day, In Judge
Merrck's Court Circuit No ~, the case OF Geo. s.
Pnndle against X. q. Campbell was placed on
trial-Messrs. Worthington and Healo Tor plaintiff,
and Messra Riddle and Dav FOR defendant Tue
plaintiff sues for $4,000 damages by reason OF
sickness TO himself and family which, he alleges,
Was CAUSED by defendant placing defective plumb
Ing In the house.
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CONSTITUTING GEN. HAzEH's wuL--rhis morning
In the Equity Court q decree was made In the
constituting the will The widow, Mile Mclean
hazen, nled bill asking construction OF the will
and the decree Is now made declaring that she bas
q fee-simple estate In realty and an indefeasible
right 20 the personally; that the clause commend
Ing TO her the care OF his father does not impose
upon her an obligation In equity 10 continue the
same: and the clause for the conveyance OF one
quarter section OF land In Nebraska TO each OF his
ohe can give good title TO any OF his estate.
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r o. HOFFMAN.

loR RENT-l2ls I ct NV, LARGE HKICK
= Dweiiln< fourteen rooms modern lmpi ovements.
lAre brick stable add arriaSe house For larticus
tsa9ire u kosS THOMPSON. National Metropolitan
BANK f-lm
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CINCINNATI, Feb. Thames Taylor, q lad Of
thirteen. was put into the CovingtOn KY jail last
night with his mother, charged with the murder
N the boys father at independence on Monday
last. lansing Taylor the dead man, and his wife
gun and struck his father with it. The gun was
DISCHARGED and Lansing Taylor was killed
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Auctioneers.
REGULAR SATURDAY SALE WITHIN OUR SALES.
k hTIs ~ MORROW MO MING, COMMENCING
AIIEN O'CLOCK, Or SUPERIOR MADE FUR
NITukE, ONE HANDsQME MALNyL FRAME
HEAVILY CARVED PAKLOR SUITE. TWO
kOGKERS AND CHAIRS. WALNUT WARD
ROBES, PIER AND MANTEL MIRRORS. DIN
MEX SERVICE, PLATED WARE. BRONZEb.
HA1HANH AHs EI M AZ n SEEM K .DDIAe' &C.
LOT OF COUNTESS. SHELVING. HARDWARE,
LOT WALL PAPER, &c.
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GONE TO SEE PRIZE FIGHT.-A telephone mes
sage was received at police headquarters about 8
had just starred for kaiOraIna Heights 70 witness
q prlze light.
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CHANGE OF HIGHWAY k0BBEkY.-In the Criminal
Court, Judge Montgomery, WIN. Myer: and Thos
Stack were tried to-day on an indictment for nigh
way robbery, by attacking Patrick Noouan about
December last, on the 7tn street road, and tax
Ing BIS from hin.
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TOMORROW.

THoMAs BOWLING. AucuOnser.
will sell TOMORROW AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
In front OF my auction rooms. Village Cart. Dayton
wagon, Coupe, kockaway. Hack, Coach and OF er LIZ
lures OF this character TAOMAs BOWLING,
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THOMAS DUwLINd. Auct,oneer.

VINHOMAS DUWLING. Auctioneer.
AND EEFECTS Al MY AUCTION ROOM, SAT.
EkDM FEBkuAkY EIGH lEENTH: 1888,
Evkki DESCRIPTION OF HOUSEHOLD FUR.
NhIUkE GREAT DEAL OF WHICH ARE
CHOICE GOODS
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
10000 GiGAi.s. WHICH MILL BIZ 80 TO SUIT
THE Tn ABE AND PkIVAT.. BUYERS.
ALSO, T TWELVE o CLOCK,
SEVERAL FINE LAP ROBES AND 3LANKETG
ALSO, AT TwELvE O'CLOCK,
ONE LANDAULEr BIILr BIZ RODGERS co,
81 RlAlL.RELpHIA. in PRIME 3hRER: ONE
kIAGES, BU9GlEs AND WAGONS; 80 SINGLE
AND DOUBLE SLEIGHS. fl6-2t
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctions

'u'oOaAS DOWLANo, Aucuoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE BRICK
DIVE LSGS. SITUATE NOS. ait AND SIT
SEVEN STREET SOUTHEAST
By virtue Of deed Of trust 70 me from the hein
Of James T. Pea o deceased shall . st public La
the TWENTY Til b Of FESRUARY. Alb 1875. 1t
hALf-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. the souih hall of
Lot No. 80 10 square No. ST. having . frontage OF
twenty-our feet one and hal INCHES ga I'D On Ith
street east, and improved by three-sory aud attic
fr.me anc Brick Dwelling, No. 517 18th ST. Get south
east- containing eleven rooms.
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER. I shall sell the
south sixteen Get four inches ZIG A. Of Lot No. IL. in
square No Ss6. improved by a two-story six room
Brick dwelling. situate No All 9TH street southeast
Terms; Cash deposit Of $50 on each parcel re-
cost. WILLIAM c. PEAKE.
IIo-dSds trustee.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., AuctioneeraL
O-sToRY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE. NO 7es
4TH STREET, BETWEEN O AND II STREETS
NORl INVEST, AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, FEBRUAhY II, 1883. at FIVE
o. LOCK l.. NJ. We shall sell, in fr hi of premises,
art lot No :. in square No. 59 having IA feet
frUnt by 10 iset dee to an alley, tmuruyed BY tw
brick DWELLING house; six rooms. and water.
Terms Of sale: One-thrd cash. balance in six,
terest from day Of sale and secured BY deed of trust
on ty d. All conveya cling &C. at purchasers
WALTER b WILLIAMS & CO,
flbdSds Auctioneera
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NEW YoxK, Feb. 17.-Jo& b Fitzpatrick, Q local
politician, shot himself In q Bowery saloon last
night and died this morning. NO cause u known
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I.OR EEST-FURNIsHED-A NEW TwO-STORY
u afd basement b.ick. north side Of Corcoran
lSth - rooms. noel, fuTuishsd heated by
furnace and open xrates reasonable rent to reilabe
I4arty. Inquire Of NJ. Al. PARKER
fist l4lSFst.
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PROVIDENCE, K l.. Feb 17.-One OF the greatest
1res that ever visited westerly, r L, ragged for
three hours this morning. destroying several bust
ness buildings and caustng loss OF ABOUT $l5O0O0
The nre was discovered at am, In connection
cry store In the o. D. Wells building, on Broad
Greet
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Curu coSs1ucroR WILSON has gone 20 New
YORK. he 10 expected TO return on Monday.
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The King Of Holland HI.
TIT HAGUE Feb Hiking william has had q
violent attack OF nephralgy. His condition, how
ever, causes no alarm.
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DISCLOSING OF HER RINGS AND PArNrINGs.-The
will or Polly Y. Brown Il was filed to-day. She
leaves TO Mrs Duncan, wife OF Gen. Duncan, her
India SHAWL to one OF her daughters her largest
solitaire diamond ring, and 10 each OF the remain
ing two daughters, a cluster diamond ring; TO
Miss Belle Tracey solitaire diamond ring, two
oil paintings anu s, 900; 10 Miss Nina Waite she
leaves pearl ring.
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STOLEN HARNRss.-An old colored man named
John Wells was In the Police Court this morning
TO plead TO a charge OF receiving two sets OF har-
ness all ged to have been stolen from Joun
Whites stable. A fne OF $40 was imposed ON the
defendanL-Chas. Washington, also cooreu, was
charged with stealing 81 worth OF harness fIom
Mr.. Whites stable. The case was tried and the
defendant admitted that the harness was given
HIM TO sell, and the money was 10 be divided. .Iie
u poor man." suggested his counsel swell"
said the judge, at will not cost him anything this
time. He can have sixty days In jaiL"-Louis
pade, also colored, was charged with receiving q
portion OF the stolen property, and the court &C.
cepted his personal bonds.
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AMERICAN LEGION OF HoSoR.-The Grand Coun-
ell OF the American Legion OF Honor, at It's sixth
annual session, yesterday, elected the following
Officers for the ensuing year: Grand commander,
Z j. Sommer; vice-grand commander william
Thomas; grand orator, William 4. DolliSon; past
grand commander, John II. Mills; grand secretary,
Edw. F. O'Bren sixth eiectionl; grand treasurer,
Watson j. Newton; grand guide Julius Abbott
grand chaplain, Edw. NJ. Dawson; grand warden,
NJ. Bruckhelmer; grand sentry, WIN. z. Particle;
trustees, ]. I. Clements, &. - Willis, l. HeilDrun;
representative TO supreme Council, John II. Mills;
Alternate ~ i Newton
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Sailing Of the Portsmouth,.
FORT MONROE, Va, Feb. 1.-THE training ship
Portsmouth sailed at daylight Tor the West indies
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E0E RISl-UNruRSIsHEp

tOk kLs1-ts6 NEW JERSEY AVE 8 SEWN
rooiES and In elsxznt condition My two b osrks
rom The Capitol: sx2.5o. NJ n PARKEE I4ia
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EoR RENT-HoUsEs-

10 l--t..------a $1,000. - ~
g13 Md az. SW.. ware
rom ---.....-...---.-3o
f6S La ave .lIasement 30
S6s la. ave. Sd a., Ar. 80
Vernon Row. RIM 20. .x15
Gunton BIZ. RIM :,6.l2.50
Store and dwelling. As
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I,OB RENI-CHEAP-AT 81. ~ PER MON II To
rs-f- able COiOrei Ieo. le al e BrlcS Houses
Ia Il Ierrtre yards closets, and
Nooi-uei-. keys az Groc ~ store. 03I = APP
ln-lu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-17

SALE OF SUBURBAN PRoPERTY.-A vacant lot OF
acres, fronting a little over 200 feet the Wood
ley Lane road, near Tcnleytown road, adjoining
the properly OF Dr. Basey, Mrs. Dulaney ana o. hers
and opposite Oak View, was sold under foreclosure
down 10 w. II Wimr at &, $50 an acre.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-17

AkAf okpERS-fifty recruits assigned 70 the
oth cavalry, SO recruits assigned TO the tn cav.
AIRY and 10 colored recruits assigned 70 the 25th
infantry. Capt VIM L Hoffman, 9TH infantry
ofoefed 70 return home 20 await retirement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-17

l.OR RENT-NEw IHREE-sToRY BAY WIN
H dOS pres bIick house. containing 10 rooms and
bath. wiki modern lmprovs inents. stable rear
vi larse yard. reBt s55 month; 6:s2 E.st CaIi
tol -. f5-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-17

l,OR ENT-NEAR PENSION OFFICE 4-STORY
n pre-s-brlsk TAI window house. Ol2 81 St, bet
aud n al modern i'm proyenlsnts LARGE yari and
= bls To a xkl~ alley flB-3ts