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DIsrRICr GOVERNMENT.
THE UNION PASSENGER RAILWAY

THE UNION PASSENGER RAILWAY.
Senate bill 24s6, ITO incorporate the Union
Passenger Railway Company of the District
of Columbia" has been acted upon by the Com
missoners and their report forwarded to Con-
gress- A majority Of the board are in favor Of
the general proposition which 10 embraces but
recommend q standard form of bill which they
say should be embodied in all bills contem-
plating the ehartering Of street railways in the
District
MISCELLANEOUS
The Commissioners this afternoon appointed
the following manned gentlemen to assist in the
preparation of the numerical book: Carroll F.
burnett Andrew King, Charles W. Cunning
ham. J. G. Clark. W. q. Dunn, Geo. W. Evans
and J. Douglas Lowry.
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Why There Was Laughter.

There was a little ripple Of laughter around
the Senate today when the message Of the Pres
ident with the two notes from SIR Julian
Pauncefete-printed prior to the executive
session tyesterday-were made public
The executive record as shown on the
first page of the document indicated very
clearly that the injunction of secrecy was re-
moved yesterday afternoon. nearly day later
than the publication of the letters in London
and fully twelve hours later than the publica-
ton Of the same letters in some Of the news
papers OF the United States
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Divorce Cases

In the divorce case Of Addie NJ. Smith against
Israel NJ. Smith. in which a decree was granted
March 3. giving her the custody Of the child
and $40 per month slimony, and directing the
payment to compliments solicitor, . motion
was filed by defendant by W. A Johnston to-
day for amending the decree. He files an afi-
davit stating that he is unable to comply with
the decree and denying any desertion on his
part.
Virginia NJ Tyler seeks decree Of divorce
from Albert W. Tyler by Messrs. Jas. ". Walker,
N. II. Topper and I. X. DE Grafienreid in q bill
filed today. They were married December IA.
1887, and she charges him with infidelity and
failure to support her. She asks the right to
resume her maiden name Of Virginia n. Van
Arnum.
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Juries in the Police Court.

Tho decision of the Supreme Court Of the
District yesterday in the case of Annie Jackson,
as published in yesterdays STAR. will, it is said,
seriously embarrass the business Of the Police
Court and, unless another jury il provided
or Congress gives relief in some
other way, the judges anticipate
great many delays in the trials OF cases, 80
that persons arrested for petty thefts and as
saults may not in all cases be able to obtain q
speedy trial as has been given in the past.
When the court opened today Judge Miller
called attention Of those present to the de-
cision rendered yesterday and for the benefit
Of tine lawyers he said that when the cases were
called counsel would have to be present n
they would not be sent for.
Long speeches" said the Judge, twill have
to be omitted now, henceforth and forever"
Until some measure OF relief is provided, the
judge said, matters will have to be expedited
as much as possible. The jury can consider
that they sit as tho court and all that 10 neces-
sary is for them to do Justice.
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DAICLIFFE. DAKR . CO.. Auctionrers.
IN Ia =

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. BEING HOUsk No .,2l SEVENTH
STREET NORTHEAST.
By virtue of = decree the Supreme Court O the
District OF Columbia. ssed the 18TH DAY March,
49,. ~ LquIty caur. No. li 80. tue under
trustee. wiil SCI on MONDAY. lHE fOt AZ II DAY
OE Atlll. 1897. at puuisg aurtlun. al a. O'CLOCK
NJ. front OF the PREMISE. south teen feet
uf original lot nu lbered "a. squar- num-
beied eight hundred and rnety kSsl. city
OF VI asn uRton. d. G.. improved by a two-story and
Gel az brlrk house. I'd joining 1890 alley
Term Of sale. pI rio.d y the decrne.
third cash anu the bsiAnca IN TIVE equAi alnc
payable IA ons ana two year, from the )
all cash. at tine option oI te hnser Tin. deferred
payments 20 bear interest at Ter aud H.
cur Dy trust az on TIE properly sod. depo>it
500 vii he required At time sale "
sale naIlied with In days y
OF sale the trustee Reserves the rsh 10 resell
erty at the risk and ct dcfau PURCHASER
after i've DAYS advertisements Of such resale IN some
newspaper published IN Washington, ID q. Al con-
yanclg and recording AZ the If the pur'hf
W. Il. sHOLTs. Trustee.
mh24-dkdS Aiu ,,u 81 IA -
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XyMrER B. WILLIAMS a Co. Auctiopeer..

SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION or HOUSE AND
LOT ON l. = RET BETWEEN MEN JERSEY
AvENUE AND FIRST STREET NoRTHwksl.
BY virtue Of q deed OF trust dated rept~ub-r ~.
49,. and records. m LATER no. si folio ld OF the
land records tor the District OF COLUMBIA viii offer
for sale at yubiS auction. IN front OF the pemiss-s
on a klDAY, THE FlRsr DAl Oh APRIL. lss,
at slA O'CLOCK r. M, part OF 10; numbered
nity-ses,n (557.. d"scrited as follow: B-.nnnIIg
the same az the distance Of nffeen tlal fs-.t
IRON the southeast corner of said iot and
thence west nfieen % f-et thence north hun
dred and thirty six I'D feet "a nchef thsne
hIteen IDOL fret. ths huudr,-i aud
IA rtys 1850 iset % inches the beginning.
improvsd BY frame building.
Terms: One-thfrd cash. balance IN equal INSTALL
n-nts IN siN and twelve month"; the
he notes the deferred payments beanng per
interest," and secured by deed of trust upon tie
property. 90 aown at tine Of sale. COnyeyances 20
cost OF purchaser
EUGENE CARUsI. Trustee,
mha3-dSds @sb Ia avenue "A o.
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4 ATIMER 4 SLOAN. Auctioneers.
lt07 q ..

TRUSTEES SALE OF yALUlBLE IMPROVED
TER" SITUATE On me BOWEN ROAD,
GOOD HoiE HILL. COUNTY OF WASHING
By virtue of deed Of trust dated the l4th day Of
April. A. ID. lbyl. and duly Recorded No.
lo folio 4s 81 SEQ, of tine land records OF tie
District OF Columbia, aud the request Of
party secured thereby VIA sol NJ pubic
front VI the PREMISES on THUksDAl. The Thirty
HAST DAl OF MARCH, lsss2. at HALP-PAsr
FOUR O'CLOCK Pm. all that Piece Parcel
Of land lying and being in the county u
WASHINGTON. ID strict aforesaid. knOwu and
beng part Of 'Chiche ter. bounded follows Le-
canning for the at the northeast the
schoo lot at l'ont distant hundred and twenty
I've 5) feet southvesterly the northe
OF Andersons hye-scre tract. thence north
westerly along tug school lot. ia ) dsress
west hundred a l0b feet. hence
eniy-tAree aud One-quArter C3A) deg thirty
SIX GOD ieef thence south fifteen G5) degrees
hundred and ten 100 feet to the Bowen road and
thence north seyentytnree and quarter Cs.ss de-
grees east thirysix fe-t 20 tine besInnin, tho
improvements, consisting Of two conIiort.ble two
story frame buidings
Terms OF sale: Ons-fourth cash. balance in two
equal lnstsnents az and two with int Test
and secured by deed of trust the property. all
casa. All conveyanclnx anu purrhAsers
cost. depostt o. SlOo Will bs required of
sac. and n tue terms sale he NOT COMPLIED with
nteen days from day of sale toe the
rgat 70 rese the Property at the rsk and cost Of te
oeiautlng purchaser
MILAN ocKsTADT. ; rrr.,...
mhle-dSds hkNkl X. Btk1MASN.S A'"s
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SMALL. Bur DEADLY

Ars many of the countless microbes which infest the
earth Their destruction 10 great they destroy life
in thousands Of human beings annually The only
imitation to their devastation 10 food feed on They
produce countless tlissases-as malaria, scrofula
eczema cancer. contagious blood poison. &C., &c.
The remedy for this small but numerous and de-
srucivs toe to sxpe him from the body By the uss
OF Swifts Specific. .. 8. 8. will rout him out COM
pletsy and force out also the poison which has Lett
behind. Be sure to vet the genuine. Do NOT let any
one put on on you substitute o. imitatsn esnd fos
our book on the blood and sktn.
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Tho Gaze Of Mai. Overman.

It was rumored today that there we're charges
still pending against Maj. Overman that would
probably result in his rearrcst and
another court-martial. Secretary Elkins
said this afternoon that he knew of no
such charges. 1t is generally admltted, how
ever. that Maj. Overmah viii no. be ordered
back to take charge OF the work on the Poto-
mac fats, upon which he was engaged when
his courtmartisl was ordered
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The Record Of Deaths,

During the twenty-four hours ending at noon
today burial permits we're issued from the
health Office for the following:
whits-Anthouy .Umesig, 70 years, chronic
melancholia; Adeline e. Dutton, SIS years. psral-
ysis; Nicholas Renauls,S5 years, general paraly-
sis; Richard Hannah, 20 wears. phthisis. Mary
Cronin. GO years. pulmonary Congestion; sadie
Watts, years, tuberculosis; VIM. l. White, IS
days, cyanosis.
Colored-yohn Herbert n years, cardiac
asthsnia; Solomon Winslow, IS years, apoplsxy.
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THE COURTS.
Eourrr CorRr-J,si9e Hagne

EoUrrY CorRT-J,sd9e Hdynr.
Today-Foley agt. Knight: commission to
ret testimony in Seattle ordered Whyte agt
bausch; pro corfesso. Keene sgt. HArsha; on
hearing. Hodge agt Mason; time TO take evil
dence 4 nited- Armstead agt- Armstead; testi-
uony ordered taken by II. H. Alexander, ex-
auiner Clarke agt Anderson; do. Albert
Harper, examiner
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IN WALL STREET TODAY.
Rhs List Receivers From q Decline and Ad-
vances Slightly.

NEv YORK, March 2e.-The stock market
opened firm to strong, y to Il higher than last
nights prices, but shortly af;erward the whole
lit reacted from the first sales
Lake Shore led the downward move
nent, declining 1 per cent to 1874,
while Rock Island and sugar Loot q per cent.
The list followed with smaller losses. After III
o'clock prices recovered and the early losses
we're generally recovered, with fractional adj
vances. Manhattan was the feature, advanc-
ing 81 per cent on a largely increased busi-
ness. At noon the market was Gull and hrm,
generally at shade above first prices.
Money easy ut l1fa1 per cent; exchange
quiet and steady; posted rates. 4s1a4Ss: actual
rates. 1854 for sixty days and 1914 and &Ss for
demand; governments steady.
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THIS EVENING.
A UCTIoN SALE OF UNREDHEMED PLEDGES
+. WARREN JOHNSON. Auctionser.

I Will sell by public auction at the store of II. K
m.neing TUESDAY, MARCH TWENTY-NINTH.
at Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ. al the I'M edesmed pled2es
IN his stock upon which interest due twelve mont hs
or more So will consist Of Coli. Silver and Metal
coar sn.ssn c6 Gu B Shasms hSs1es: sr Pn
rings. Bracelets Neck Chains Medals, Plain Gold and
Set hngs Silver Ware, Diamonds nd other Precious
stones. Fine Oil Paintings. Books Albums, Seal
Jackets Dress Goods. sted Ware, dents Clothing.
opera Glasses. Guns, Rifles. Revolvers kazors L M
brelias, Canes. Photographic Camera Musical MAths-
nautical, Surgical Instruments, &C. ale to continue
MOANING at ZEN O'CLOCK and EVENING e
SEWN O'CLOCK, until all the lo,e are sold.
Ticket holders wall please take notice.
II. h. FULTON.
Pawnbroks4.
Auctioneer. mh22.7ts
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THOMAS BOWLING SON. Aucuone.r..

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PkoPkhTY Nos; 4ls AND 4ao THIRD
sThELL NORTHEAST, At ACTON; =
at hALF-pAsT -FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. we will s-ll.
IN front OF the premises. lot NJ Iruichets -utsd-
VISION square 800, fronting Os feet the eide
OF :id It between L ~ and Mass. by a average
depth OF about 90 ieet improved by comfort. %
two-story BRICK dwelling houses, Nos 4is aud 40 Id
81. n
Terms cash. A deposit Of 800 requ red at time OF
sale ConNeyancing anu recoring a. cust of purchaser
IL terms OF 81 ed Inn dn
o. d-faulslng purchaser
mhI0-dkds GEORGE voNEIFF. Executor.
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FUTURE DAYS.
Estate Auctioneer.

IT 7. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
Trustees, SALE or LOT, IMPRo WE'D By
THREE-STIRY BRICK DWELLING WITH
BACK BUILDING AND STORE, NO. SO H
STREET NORTHWEST.
No 1155 folio $50 seq. Of the land records Of the
District Of Columbia. ana at the request Of the party
front II, shs rrem,sss;, on THrEsDAY. MACH
IhlRTl-tlRST, lh95. at HAlE-PAs1 FIVE
O'CLOCK NJ, lot AZ, in McCiuire's subdivision OF
square 624. Washington. C.. with tue improve
Terms: One-third cash, Of which 800 must be de-
posted 1t the time OF SALE and the balance in
equal ihsta nsnfs in six twelve and eighteen ntns
tor which notes OF purchaser. bearing interest
day Of sale and secured by dsed Of trst the prop
eyty sold will be tahen all cash. option OF
tie purchaser 1.-THE terms Of sale are not COMPLIED
with IN ten days from day Of sale the trustees
the right resell at the and the defau
ing purchaser after eight days advertisement All CON
veyancing aud recordisR at purchasers cost.
TH0S: T. wA4GAMAN,l Tr,,.,...
J. W. PILLING. ifus'ees
mhl9d6ds r. 4. wAGGAMAN, Auct
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WORK OF TIE PENSION OFFIcK.-In the week
ended March 10 the pension bureau allowed
5,735 claims, Of which l.62s we're under the
general law and 4,l62 under tho act Of 1890.
The total first payment was SSS3, 500, the aver
age being SlAi, and the average monthly rate
e796.
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WILL Nor Go To NoRFoLK.-The Secretary
Of the Navy has found it will not be possible for
him to 90 to Norfolk to be present at The launch
ing of the Raleigh Thursday. The trip down
the river on board the dispatch boat Dolphin
has been abandoned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-29

Those who have had charge Of the arrange
ments for serenading Messrs. Norris and Davis,
the delegates recently elected to the national
democratic convention, have. in Difference to
the wishes Of those gentlemen, indefinitely
postponed the proposed demonstration.
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D ATCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO., -Aucts..
q, go PA. AVE. n.

r ATcLI1FE. DARR co, o Apf... ~,
E sfEEET BETNEES ELEXESfH AND
House III SIR ET HokfHwksr.
Eas sSssfi 3 i'iss q r. FIVE
fa serS oE s W. t sla Q.
Improved BY three-s Dry brick dwelling containing
TsT...ion 70 in.psc. tn. premise. can b. had upon
any time on the day Of safe.
On s cent psa
snnum. or AL CASH a. the option OF the
ysysneins ana te a. sn SuscSsssr eOs
s0S ssSnsd q R taf sn1s q sale Gam
THOMAS BOWLING : SON. Auctioneesa
TRgsrEE,s SALE oFvALuABLE REAL ESTATE
FiEsr BETwkES c AND bbsffkiEEEHH S6Rf ~
undsr and By virtue of certain a.sa q, ,r,.. n..,
No isis folio s ;.a one Of the lana record q
ssF SSSS + s;
q ss sa.l s'sas. IN the
feet, By the fun dspsh OF said lot in SQUARE No o4
81 e. n Pss n adj :: :
msr garden and IN old frame dwsIiing.-
Il 81 81 3: 10
"a q y: r.s n g., nSs. 2: IL e
-: 4. q. ISIcs.:sEs ogs.on lsoaysy:eeaas ~
ss 8.
othervss ths trustee reegves the reht 70 ss - he
= s. = = : = 'iliII;S l:;s:;'s;
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The Aldinc Club.

An enjoyable "stag" was held BY the men,
bers of the Aldine Club last evening at the
residence of Mr.. ]. Allen Cauldwell, No. 925
18th street northwest. The evening was spent
iu songs. music and story telling, after which
the club adjourned for an oyster supper. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-29

The Ex-Arny Norses AssoeiAuon-
The ex-Army Nurses Association has Med
certificate of incorporation HaTist p. Dame.
Susan 4 EdsoA Emma 8. brinton, Harriet L
p. Groean. Malta A. Wood Ferguson. Ellen
8. Tolman and Caroline A. Burkhart are named
. the directora
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-29

Frederick Winnie. prosperous farmer Of
Amsterdam, N. ". was stricken with paralysis
while driving in his cutter Saturday aud died
In short time. The horse ran away.
Navigation has practically opsnsd on the
great lakes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-29

A Cash Regis,er Burglarized.
The cash register Of the Senate restaurant
was burglarized last night by some party or
parties unknown. Mr.. Pages loss viii be
about 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-29

THE use of Halls Hair Remover promotes the
growth of the hair and restores its natural color and
beauty. frees the scalp Of dandrun. letter aud Ill
impurities
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nUNCANs0N BROS. Auct,oneers.
~ 9th and ID streets n v.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRovID
PROPERTY, SITUATED On NEW HAAyP-
SHIRE AVENUE BETWEEN ANDT STREETS
NoRIHwEST. IN The CITY OF WASHING
TON, D. c.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia, passed on the 9Th day of De-
cemper. 1871. in equity cause No. 1900 will sell
on WEDNESDAY. IHE THIRTEEN DAY Oh
FOUR 1cLoCKf. H.. in front o. the premises. lot
lsttered &C" IN square numbered hundred and
seysnty-seven U11I. the city OF Washington. ID. q
Terms OF sale prescribed b. the decree onsthird
cash and the bsisnce in two equal nstaln.nts pay
able in and two yssrs from day OF ali cash.
At the option of the purchaser. The deferred Isy-
meuts TO bear interest at per and be
b trust upon the property sod. A depo-it of two
hundred (S2,) dollars will be required time
All convey anc at the cost OF the purchaser. IL
terms Of sale not comp led with in ten days the
trustees she right TO resell the property
risk and defautng purchaser alter such fur
ther adv srtiseI nent as they sna. tn nix proper.
ANDREW A. LIPSCOMB.
J. HOLDSwoRTH GORDON. Atusssss.
mh1S-d&ds $50 ~ 1t. NV
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FUTURE DAYS.


II
vALgAgLE IMPR9yER PROPERTY ON EIGHT:
NokiaSEsT, BENZ hiStIs a 6oHAshpM NJ iIss
EIe IHI ETH 81 sIEET AS5 fSTE A9UsEs
PAST FIVE O'Clock r NJ wiiI n ODER Tor ale IN
front Of the premises the north half lot "a sQuaro
140. improved as above mentioned
mh ssn ''f fa 3, MA E. waeGAMAN, Aue.ion..r.
MORTGAGES SALE tpERkMPToRY) OF LARGE
IN farm in Maryland-y9o acres suitable for stock
TTEsSAy xpkfI FIFTH fss : shs souSs heu ::
dress THOMAS HILL. Attorney. faystt. and st. Paul
sts. Baltimore. Md. mh29. 81. a2,4'
p ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. AucrIoNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
yIs1Sk BEfss Noe y ssHsPlt;
and RECORDED April 10 1854 IN Liber Nc, ioi6 folio
Ss " "A n 'E'fi fSlFH
Ss ne
seIstty sHHdis ision q the farm Of John A Smith.
This lot trout: 20 fses ON Tramb% stree, and run.
back $50 feet and 500 square feet Of ground.
da Is hmPl r S ~ two;s0y ana 6sssnsnt
frame house q tnrse rooms; also oufbuildinss Both
houses are under rental!
cas, balance in and two years evidenced BY the
PURCHASERS proIniseory notes secured by FIRST len
1a92 All title examining. recording and eonyeysncins
to be At sole cost OF purchaser Terms of sale must
Wise TRUSTEES reserves the aSt rsss a the cost
OF the '''''''sf fifi'; HiArsss ia Is
THOMAS NJ FIELDS. Attorney. - - ~
No. $40 u. NV. mh2o-dkds
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u ATCLIFFE. DARR : CO.. AucTIoNELRs

Il ATcLIFFE. DARR Z CO.. AUCTIoSEERs
VERY DESIRABLE SEVENTH STREET PROP
ERIl, IMPROVED By A LARGE FIFTEEN
ROOM HOUSE AND STCRE ROOM. KNOWN
AS No. S24 SEVENTH STREET SOUTHWEST,
- by AUCTION.
ON MONDAY AFTERNOON APRIL FOURTH, AT
-FOUR O'CLOCK,
We VIII offer for sale in front Of the premises
ORIGINAL LOT 3,
IN SQUARE $50,
Fronting "a feet inches 1ta street south and
IL feet ON street. running back to 20-Ioot alley.
This is very valuable corner property and BE-
readily subdivided into valuable UulidiIg sites.
Terms: One-thrd cash. the balance in and two
years. per cent Per annum payable semi- ually
secured by deed OF trust the property Sold ali
cash. At the option OF the purchaser. deposit OF
eOO required At the time OF sale IL the terms
are not complied with in ID from the day of
right reserved TO resell the property the risk
cost Of the deIautinx purchaser alter days 1dver-
hseinent OF such resale IN newspaper published
in Washington ID. c. All convey sncing and recording
RADCLIFFE, DARR CO..
mh2S-dEdbs Auctioneers.
EORsALE-AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. THURS
DAY. THlK1Y-FIRST MARCH. 1892, at court
house door. AnnaI OILS. Md. SANDY Point Farm
43l 4 acres. seven miles from Annapolis, Nd, on
Chesdpe Ike bay. and fourth 'front.'
dwelling q ~ rooms and all necesssry Outbui. dinss
Terms: S3, 500 cash. la snce eight months. with
interest For particulars apply to
JAS. RkVELL. Attorney at Law,
mnSe-1 Annapolis Md.
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I ATIMER SLOAN. Aucticneers.
A14O7 street, U. s. Treasury, washington G.
SALE BY CATALOGUE
THE SUPERB AND ExTRAoRDINABY
COLLECTION OF
xR. G. wzaN1cKr. 10 AND ,aw. 18Th ST..
NEW YORK.
3ALE BY CATALOGUE

No. ~ WA6NAChA, ~ AMI AZ Va 0oAA o4ss
NEW YORK.
EMBRACING
Superb large French and Dutch Cabinets large seers
the Enpirs aud Louis XIV. Ky and XVI
and Eon6eriul specimens 9. carved
Ifisn. Dutch. French and En-
glish hepousee SILVER.
Genuine Old Pair sew
res Vases war
L.rr. Tall Hal. CLOCKS Rai. ga Gu. Glass, Empir.
TORTOISE shO;l Hall Clocks and C.binsss.
Pieces anu many other beau
THU articles that can
not be enumerated.
Empire Bed Room suite. richly mounted in ormolus.
BED. BUREAU. CHEvAL GLASS CoMMoDf. &c.
THE SALE TO TAKE PLACE
N OUR ELEGANT SALES ROOMS,
1907 G STREET N. w..
WASHINGTON. D. c.
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY. THURsDAY. FRI
DAY AND MONDAY.
APRIL s. 9. z. 8 AND IL.
At IL An. AND Pm. EACH DAY.
EXHIBITIONS:
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. FRIDAY. SATURDAY
AND MONDAY.
MARCH 80 AND 81. APRIL. AND 4
FROM n. UNTIL Pm
mh2s-dss LATIMER SLOAN. Auctionssra
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THE BERINe SEA QUESTION.
The Cabinet Discusses the Reply to Lord
salisbury's Latest Proposition.

rHK PREsrDENT's REPLY TO BE Transmitted TO
THE BRITISH MINISTER TOMORROW OR NEXT
DAY-A LETTER By Ex-sEcRErAnY M'cuLLocR
THAT WILL BE READ WITH INTEREST
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I'd EDITION.
CONTINUED FROM Sth Page
FIGHTING TRAIN ROBBERS.
- Trying to Beat Them on Hundred
Shots Were Fired

BrRxrSsHAN. Ala. March 29.-At this hour,
lam, news comes from Boyle's Gap of a fight
between policemen and train robbers. II was
suspect that attempt would be made to
rob Louisville and Nashville passenger train,
and ten policemen went up to the scene on
lass nights train. No particulars are ascer-
sainable except that 100 shots were fred.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Mama

he following are the opening and closnF prices o,
he New York Stock Market. reported by special
D1rs to Corson and Mccartney l4lS T street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-29
I ATIMER 4 SLOAN. Aucuonssrs,

AUCTION SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE RESI-
DINE, KAQWN Az 1910 EIGHTH STREET
NORTHWEST.
By direction the owner we Will sell at public auc-
ton IN front OF the pre,nises on SATURDAY. THE
kCOND DAY OF APIIL. 1892, at FIVE oiCLOC X
NJ the south 20 feet by the depth thereof Il lot 10
IN square 3D. improved by two-story and basement
brlck dwelling. coptain.nx 10 rooms aud an modern
tmRrovensn.s and having both sioe and alleys
Terms: one,t hro CASH and the balance in one and
option. deposit o. e300 viii be required at the time
mh2s-dkds LATIMER SLOAN, Aucttoneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-29
THoMAs DOwLINo : son. Auctioneer..
II 1

$50 PAIRS OF SHOES FOR MEN, WOMEN AND
GHiIDREN. AT AUCTION; -
On WEDNESDAY. MARCH THIRTIETH, 1892,
az ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. M. will sell within our
suction room. . c9nsisnmsnt Of an assorted lot of
MEMS womeu's and ehildreps Shoes OF every descrip
ton. THOMAS DOMLING 4 Son,
mhH6-St Auctioneers, 6l2 l. NJ. u. ".