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The crowd in the Criminal Court room this
morning was somewhat larger than on the
opening of the court yesterday morning, but
not so large as on previous days. There was
also marked decrease in the number Of ladies
present. After days trial of admission BY
card 1t was decided by the authorities to do
away with the system.
On the opening of the court Judge Wilson
stated that he was feeling far from well, and as
to the admission of Mrs. Schneider's dying
declaration. he would merely again mention
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-17
Il is Defended in the House by Rep
resentative Payne.
lR. BUTLER AND The JOURNAL.
He Wants 1t Corrected and the
Speaker So Orders.
A BRIEF SENATE SESSION.
That Body Goes Into the Transac-
ton OF Executive Business.
THE SENATE.

In ne temporary absence of Vice President
Merton (st Virginia Beach) Mr.. Henderson,
President pro tenn. Of tho Senate. occupied the
chair.
Mr.. Frye. from the committee on commerce,
poported Senate bill making Council Bluffs. Iowa,
port of delivery, and it was passed tie also
rcporte6 Senate bill exemptinG American
eosstvise sailing vessels pIloted by their
licensed masters or by United states pilots
frvm the obligation to pay state pilots Tor sew
ices not rendered Calendar.
CrErIrIcATEs OF MERIT.
Mr.. Havlsy from the committee on military
affairs reported bill TO amend the statute
relative to certificates of merit 30 enlisted men
of the army 1.-THE amendment being to change
the word "priyates into the words enlisted
men, and IL was passed
Mr.. PETER introduced DILL to establish an
electrical experimental station for the purpose
Of investigating and determining whether
electricity can BE probably used and applied
a. a motive power in the propulsion OF farm
machinery. Referred to committee on agri-
eplsurs
An ExEoUrIvE SESSION.
The Senate then. at 1920. motion Of Mr..
Hosr, proceeded 70 the confederation Of execu-
tive business
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Bo1Ls-P1xrLrs

And ERUPT1ONS on the body are indieations
Of poison in the blood and show that nature IL
making efforts to throw 1t out. g. @. g. win
assist in this good work. It changes the char
actsr Of the blood. 20 that The poison-bsaring
germs spssdily leave through tbs pores Of The
aktn. and the poison = also forcsd ont
Our Trsatias WIN b msiisd to al applicsnsa
SWIFT aPscIs1o COMPANY.
7 ATLANTA. a.
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No. 1898 @ street northwest,

City of Washington, D. C.,
February 2, 1892
1. Annie Hamlink Schneider, having aban-
doned all hope OF recovery from a mortal
wound from which am suffering, and being in
the face, as believe, OF impending death, do
solemnly state that the circumstances under
which / received said mortal hurt are rs fol-
lows: l started ont from here with my brother
and sister for church Sunday evening. 3lst of
January. little after 1880 o'clock. When we
got up the street Always. we saw that the church
was not lighted up. There was no service
there. So we went to the drug store to get my
father some cigars. We then came home
through street When we got in
Jefiord Schneider joined me. 1t was in
front of his fathers house, No 1899 Q street.
He came from across the street. He said to
me: 'Amie, / want to speak to YOU" My
brother Frank said. ''YOu can't do it." I said:
Never mind, Frank. will speak to him. You
go in the house. l will come in right away"
My brother SAID, NO; you must not" Mr..
Schneider said, ''She's my wife" Then he
called my brother Frank some names l don t
remember what they were. and pulled out his
pistol l was standing facing him. He fired
several times and then ran around back of me
to get at my brother. who was coming to me,
and he shot him. After he shot my brother he
ran across the street and l called TO him:
Come back. Come back. You have shot me"
And be wouldn't do it. didn't hear any re-
port OF a pistol Dack OF Lie until MI. schneider
ran behind me. The Mr.. Schneider am talk
ing about is my husband.
(SigneO AMIE HAMLISK ScHNEIpER.
Witnesses:
(Signed) r. A. FOSTER, NJ. d.
HARVEY GIVEN.
Mr. A. A. LIPsCoMR.
Mr.. A. A Lipscomb was then called and tes-
tilted that he heard the shots. and he and his
wife went out into the street. and then went
into the Hamlink residence. He saw the body
of young Hamiink lying ON the parlor floor.
and saw Mrs. Schneider sitting She was very
pale and weak. and after Mrs. Lipscomb had
unloOsened her clothing witness asked Mrs.
Schneider if she was shot. Her answer
not given.l Witness and his wife then assisted
Mrs. Schneider to the front second story ROOM
where she was put to bed. 1t was fully
half an hour after that before DIR. Ford
Thompson arrived. She groaned and moaned
and was undoubtedly in intense pain. She con-
timed in that condition until after DR.. Thomp-
sons arrival. Witness did not know whether
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-17

THERE was large attendance at All Souls
Unitarian Church, 14th and L streets, Tuesday
evening to hear the lecture by Mr., Charles d.
Walcott OF tho geological survey on the Grand
Canon of the Colorado" The lecture, which
was for the benefit Of the Young Woman's
Christian Home. was considered a success in
every way. A number Of interesting lantern
views were shown.
s. Z. JEsRExoND, who has been missing from
Anacostia since March 10, has been heard from,
his wife RECEIVING a letter from him in Ohio.
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xx,>-...,-.- - Adams building, 1855 ST.
TRUsTEiss' SALE OF A MODERN TWO STORY
L AND CELLAR BRICK DWELLING, KNON n
AS No. 1877 LINDEN STREET, LIE DROIr


BY virtue Of certain deed of dated the day
OF May. a. D. 1888, and recorded in iber No 1914
folio 50 et the land of the District
OF Columbia md at the written request of the holder
OF the note secured thereby, will sell at public
auction. an front OF the premises ON FRIDAY. THE
EIuHrEENTh DAY Or MARCH, A. ID. 1892 Al
FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. the following described rea,
estate and the improvements thereon, situate in the
county q washington. District OF Columbia. TO wit
Lot nun bered twenty-one t2l) of Edward Caverly's
SUBDIVISION OF lots five 90 ami six 90 ana part OF lot
four ~, IN block numbered nine 60. lie Drot Park
as said subdivision recorded in liOer county No g.
foo 81 of the records of the curveyors office OF said
Dis riot. said lot is improved by modern two-story
and Gel lar brick dwelling known No 1877 Linden
toth) street. lie DroIt Park.
Terms of sale Onethird Of the purchase money to
be pad ID cash and the balance and two years
from day OF sale. for which the the
must be ven, bearing interest pay abic semi
a. y al the rate OF six 80 per centum per until
paid aud secured by deed OF on the property
Sold or all cash. a. the option Of the purchaser All
conveyanctnx and record ny at purchaser de
Sit oi sSOO Will lie required at the time sale. II
the terms Of sac are not complied with within
from The day o. sale the trustees the r,xn
to resell the property at the and the de
fsutins purchaser after five days previous notice IL
The Evening Star.
JOHN 7. ARMS, I r.
wM. G. JOHNSON.5 trustees.
GEO. w. sf1CKAfh. Auctioneer. mh7-dkds
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Accident Mt a Feed Store.

This morning an accident took place at the
Gait feed establishment. About 1890 VIM.
Anderson, James Smith and John Knight, col
ored, were working upstairs when a pile of 700
barrels Of flour in bags tumbled on them.
Anderson was injured about the legs and
Knight sustained internal injury, while Smith
was SO slightly hurt that he resumed
work this afternoon. DR.. Harrington
was called and attended them and Anderson
was removed to his home in Badwin's, now
Union alley. and Knight was sent to the Freed
mans Hospital
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iOBINI CHRiSIf 4 m
mhlO-dGds l42O New York avs
ID ATCLIFFE. DARR CO., Anct,oneers.

RAiOLff T Z. DAhh . CO.. Ahctoneers
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON SIXTEENTH
NOR INVEST. IMPROVED BY FEAME
HOUoE. KNOWN As NO. 1o52 SIXTEENTH
STREET, By AUCTION.
On EHDNESDAl ATE / DON. MARCH TWEEN
TY-TuIRD, at HALE-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK We
will offer tor sale. III front o. the premises.
LOT ~,
sou ARL $50,
Fronting q, feet inches on 18TH st. by depth OF ITO
feet alley.
Tins property should command the attention of par
ties IN search Of valuable building one Of the
mos, fashionable sections Of the northwest
Terms OF Sale: 0ne-third cash, ba ance in one
and two years. Ter cent per apnun. payable semi
ANNUALLY. seculed BY dsad 81 trust the property
sold. or AZ cash. at the option of the purchaser.
post OF 900 at the time sale II the
sale are rot CO rlied with fifteen Gays tie day
OF sale right reserved resell property tie
anc cost OF the deiautng purchaser days
Xertisement OF such iesaie ia some newspai pub
lshed IN WASHINGTON. ~ C. All copveyancing and
recording at tine cost of the purchaser
mhl5-d&ds Auctioneers
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THoMAs BOWLING : son. Auctionssn.

sF9EEFFTNxo Rf hGs; fs ANR o,sis Taikb
st HALF:PAsT FOUR O'CLQCK Pm We VIII sell,
e front 81 the pr ipisss ict in urutchsts subdi
q "a e bssweea It. and Mss. Ply an svss.ss
tvostory brick dwelling houses Mo-. zi8 and ais ID
Tssns cash. deposit n eco rsausssaas si,n, of
sale. Couyeyancng and gpcoxdiu Of purchssef
terms q ale are NOT complied With within ten days
= n ssistaiiac es6sas voxsIvy. n.ssuass.
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TEE CHICAGO BEEF COMBINE
what Attorney General Miller Has b O..
About the Investigates.

"Aos AW0roey 6cneral Miller Has % 10y
About the Investigates.
'ltis very likely, " said Attorney General Miller
talking to Q gentleman who had asked him IL il
was true that the Department Of Justice was 90
earnest after the Chicago beef combine, that
the members have found il necessary or
expedient to burn their books We are en-.
deavoring to execute the. antitrust law, and
wherever concern is found that offers inves-
tigation one Is pursued to the best Of our
ability. AZ soon. as the bill be-
came law I sent circular letter
to all United States district attorneys calling
attention to its provisions and requesting re-
ports from them as to the existence Of any organ
ization within their jurisdiction which was in
violation OF the law. A special examiner, MIR.
wharton. was detailed for the work, to assist
the district attorneys, and he has been spend
ing his time wherever the best results were
promised. shouldn't wonder il he had found
something OF interest out in Chicago"
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FUTURE DAYS.
I ATIMER l. SLOAN, Auctroneers.
14O7Gst.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE PROP
WEST, ARLINGTON. ID. I.
By virtue OF order OF the suIaeme Court Of the
DIstrIc o Columbia, made the 2tjth day Eebru-
Sry A. ID. 1897. IN the OF joseph H. Crown
VS. jonn T. Brown ct AZ. No. /. 3ssS, EQulty Docn
No 81, viii sell to the highest bid front tue
PREMISES. on MONDAY. THE TWENTY EIGHTH
DAD Of MARCH, A. D. 1892. Al HALL last
fOCR O'CLOCK j. Nj, the 10 lowing rea property,
to W.T. All tEat piece parcel OF land AID r.mises
situate. lying and being the city Washington in
the District Cou!D known and distiugUls ed as
io mtg seven t50 OF kn.;nonS recorded avs on
OF squsre numbered twu hundr,d and iorty-oue
Ire iot irons "a feet on street oy depth OF 40
ieet TO an alley ~ lees WIDE also has side
wide on the east. improved iy q two-stoiy frame
uw9ln and being No 1905 Q street Northwest. pis-
II CT aforesaid
ieris OF One-third OF the purchase money in
Cash an the baance in two equal instalents IN one
and TWO years, with interest day sale at the
rate OF SIX (n) Ter cent per annuln. payable semi
annually to DE secured by pronissory the
purchaser and deed Of trust the property or all
cash at the purchasa option. A deposit 500 will
he required OF the purchaser the OF sale. All
ccnv-yanclng and recording at the Of the pur-
ten days IRON time OF sale the trustee the
right TO resell the property at the rs and cost o. the
defaulting purchaser.
R0BERT CHRISTY, Trustee
mhl6d&ds 1920 New York u. ".
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T ATlMER & SLOAN. Aucuoneer.,
1AOS g street,

VERY VALUABLE THREE-STORY, ATTIC AND
BASEMENT PREssED-BRICk RESIDENCE
NO. g36 IRELT. BETWEEN NINTH AND
TENTH STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUC-
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. MARCH TWENTY
FIksT, 1892. at HALF-PAsr FOUR O'CLOCK. in
front OF tie premises, shall sell the 20 feet
'front.' with depth of S5 ieet. part Of lot a. in
square ,S. Improved by u three-story basement and
bath room. &c. No. go r. street This 10
vansbie property. near the new post Office building.
11th street and Pennsylvania avenue, and the
center of business III that section, and readily
altered for business purposes.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in one and two
with notes bearing interest and by deed
Of ust property sold. Ali convey and
cording at purchaser cost. Three hundred dollars
deposit required at the time of sale Title perfect.
Should the sale be complied with in ten
days the pro ery may be resoid at risk aud Of
deiaultny purchaser. LATIMER q SLOAN
NH
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I ArIMER 4 SLOAN. Auctioneen.

By virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date the 18th
day of AUGUST, 1891 and recorded lber 1910 folio
i3l &c Of the land record: Ct the DISTRICT Of Conn
FOURTH DAY OF MARCH. lSss.!. in front o. the
premises. sub lot ITO IN square lool. frontine on
two-story seyen-room BRICK dwelling Sale 10 tale
place at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. =.
Terms One-third cash, balance in reasonable tine
to suit purchaser Deierred payments to bear q per
cent interest from day of secured by deed trust
on property. 300 deposit required sale.
This. the 18th q, Gay q Msrsh; 1891.
W. WOODvuLE FLEHMING.} Trustssa
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Suing the Owner. of an Unruly Horse.

Suing the Owner. of an Unruly Horse.
W. j. Duckreu has, through Messrs. A. A.
Lipscomb and II. f. Woodland, filed a suit
against VIM. S. Hoge for $4,000 damages for
injuries claimed to have been done by the de-
PENDANTS horse. The horse, it is alleged, be-
came unruly on February and with the We
hicle ran against the comp !ainant, throwing
him to the ground, and badly bruising and
wounding him. MIR. Duckrelrs wife, Alvinia
Dnckrell, asks for $40, 900 damages for injuries
she received at the time.
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The Second Trial I'm Procress.

The Circuit Court, Justice Montgomery, ia
engaged today in the trial of the case Of J. NJ.
7. Gleeson for damages laid for $4,000 for in
juries received in collision on the Richmond
and Danvilie Railroad in 1885. The case
has once been tried, when there was Q YER
dict for defendant.
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TWO VERY VALUABLE BuILDING LOTS on THE
sSCIH SIDE OF STREET BEIwfEN
SEkENTH AND EIGHTH sTREETb NoRTtr-
EASI Al AUCTION.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON. MARCH NINE
IEkN n. lssfs. IN Isont OF the premises ve shan
Sell, al HAIf-PAsI FOUR O'CLOCK
Lots . and -, IN square sssJ."
lis Az 10 10"
This property Is located Of the desirabs
sections IA the northeast and should the
tentiOn OF investors.
Terms: Half cash. balance in two years with notes
bearing interest secured b. q deed trust. All
coveyancine ana recording cost. SlOO
deposit on each lot At time of sale
nhlo-aSas LA1lMEl. SLOAN, Auctioneers.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY, BEING HOUSE NO. go
FOURTH STREET NORTHEAST
BY virtue Of certain deed of trust recorded in ber
No. lD12 folio. SJ9 et OF tire land records
the District OF Columbia. and at the request tn
party secured thereby. wall offer trout
Of the premises MONDAY THE TWENTY
EIGHTH DAY OF MARCH. 1892. at HALF-PAST
FIVE O'CLOCK Z. NJ. the hollow describ-d prop
erty in the city of Washington. District of Columbia
TO wit: All Of cot "a Augustus jays subdiv
certain lots IN square the il recorded
Book j. II. h, PAGE 2s3 OF the surveyors ofe OF the
District OF Columbia. sold subject TO two ()
deeos of trust to secure the of el,S25 and an
terest.
Terms: Cash in excess of said deed Of trust; 800
deposit at tim Terms be complied with in
ten days the property will resou al the rsk aud
cost OF the defauling purchaser after
vertisement
FRANK L. CALHOUN,
mhlT-l0t' JOHN E. BENioN, ( ifussees-
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DE- LEON.
464 c ST.. BET. IN AND 9Th SITS. NV.
The we'll known ladies' pbysicI.n. can 10
consulted daily from leto 4 and toa
Prompt treatment. mhl7-a

CONSULT THE ONLY uRoscoPIAk PHieI-
y clans in Washington. Drs. BkO1bEhs GRAY.
30 ST. sw. Diseases successfully treated. dye
pel'sla, constipation. piles ssrOfula. rfeuIustsn.
bronchitis erssiyeas fenlae weakness nts.
fever and lever diseases genital
arising from early indiscretiOn excess drosy anc
al nervous diseases. disc Of the skn &c IA
I HAS NEVER BEEN CoNTRADICTED THAT
Il Dr. bkOTHERs Is tue oldest established adyertis-
ing LADIES' pnyslciap N the city. Dr. Bko1 HERS,
800 81. sw. Forty i've years experience. ml1-lrzs
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING BoTTLk
Nl or t~o Of DR.. BROTHERS. inyieorettng cordial.
Will cure sny 81 nervous debility. sO6 st. sv.
milo I'm
TRY IHE NEW PILL AND TONIC. 'PHOsPHA-
Il Alta Comp by phyricisls; special tonic for hear
ard brain grippe. stimulates stomach and liver;
Alternative aud blood pur1ner. Samples free -
sIMM'S. 18th and y. 4. ave. mn1l-zIn'
nR ROBERTSON. 9l6 T. ST. NV. BETWEEN
~ 9Th and 10th. The oldest reliable specialist
lar sradusteJ. with tirty YEAR, hospital
and special practice guarantees without insr-
curry csustic) In all suite and chronic diseases Of
tile urinary organs, persous and organic weakness.
structures. &c. Cr.thrAl DISEASES Eecsgsly cea-
hshed over 30 year. at lls Lbsrty 81. Baltimore,
el6 It, n from Go D. AL need medical
advice ana quick cures should not beslt~ss call.
nalQ-lm
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Unprecedented Blizzard i'm Kentucky.
MIDDLEsBoRo, KY, March 17.-There is six
inches Of snow in the valley and q foot on the
mountains of this vicinity. The present il the
worst blizzard ever known here.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY,
l. NO l2u} KEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE, Be
TMaEN N AND sIREETs NORTHWEST,

IMPKOVED BY BRICK DWELLING
Under and oy virtue OF a decree passed March ~
1852. in equity cause No. l3S5 the Supreme Court
OF the DISTRICT Oh Columbia wherein Washington
Loan and Trust Company. administrator 3 COM
p.anant and lnomas Hammond ct al defend
ants. the undersigned will offer the hiYe
bidder on FRIDAY, MARCH EIGHTEENTH, A D.
1872 at HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ in front
the premises. all of lot numbered thirty seven OF .
excepting the south four and onehaf (4s IN hes by
the depth OF said lot in Susan Il. CunnInefams SUBJ
DIVISION OF lot E. in r. p Jackson, trustees subdi-
v.s.on OF original lot four a. and others square
ninety -nint t!o, said aforementioned Subdivision
recorded in til. office tire surveyor OF tie District
Of Co un bis in book H. page l6.
Terms OF sale: One-third of purchase money in cash
and me IN two equal insailfnents payable
siectlvey IN SIX ana tweiye months date OF sale
Win interest al SIX per centum per annum date
OF SAFE said Instalineuts 10 be represented by the
prossory notes OF the purchaser purchasers all
cash, at the option Of the purchaser. dep sit of
5000 reQu red at the time Of the All Conveying
Ing and recording at pErch II the terms of
sale are not complied with within ten (I0) days the
trustee reserves the right resell at defautig pu
chsser's rick and cost.
JOHN p. LARNER, Trustee,
,,,r,-..>.,,. ~ Adams building. 1855 ST.
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MEDICAL, &c.

nR. CARLETON,
~ 500 18th st. n. W.. Washington. d. c.
Graduated London. England. lsto New York. ls1a
DISEASES OF MEN
Acute or Chrome. Hereditary Acquired.
Lack OF energy. l0rse. vitality, Paftla
pete loss a yiror. u positive restored weeks
by the scientific application Of local and
electro therapeutic successfully atpn.d
by Dr. Carleton Failure impossible. Axe
pedInent.
NAhlCOCELE. STRUCTURE, Kidney and Bladder
ailments END al acnfe or chronic within the
rauge Of any sI,erlElty OF GENlTO sURuI RI
treated with skill and success born eNIslence and
nestness Of desire 90 benefit my PATIENTS Privacy
assured hours, . to =. 4 70 =: snnsAy. STOP. Con-
sultatiOn free: also Treatise ''HunIbugSerg
Unmaskei." Tree at ONCE or BY mai.
.fA.t.u
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Halls VEGETABLE SIcIIIAS HAIR REVIEWER In
unauestionaoly the best preservatve OF the hair
II Is also curative Of dAndruf, letter and all scalp
AQections-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-17

This afternoon sbous / O'Clock Is q George
town car was turning the corner of 18th street
and Pennsylvania avenue. it was run into by
one Of Reed's express wagons driven by a coll
ored man. Three Of the car windows were
broken The driver and conductor at once
Stopped tn wagon and held it until police
man appeared This took quite a whiie and in
the meantime there was a blockade of cars that
delayed traffic for about quarter of an hour.
WHAT MIssrrR PoRrzR SAYs.-Minister
Porter, who is at indianapolis, was shown a
dispatch from Washington yesterday TO the
effect that he had been instructed to return to
Italy. He said: II have received no instruc-
tions to return TO my post in Italy. doubt
not. however. tina. harmonious relations have
again been re-established between the United
States and Italy. Italy has been chosen as an
srbifer in the Esring sea controversy, and this
OF course indicates tbathostiiities are Mt an end
between he tso countries"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-17

REsIGSArIoSs.-The Attorney General has
received the designations of William Grant,
United States attorney for the eastern district
oil louisiana. and George A Knight United
States marshal for the northern districs of
Texas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-17

The Ante Mortem Statement Of n1rs. Howard
j. Schneider.

THE TEXT OF THE DocUNENr--pEPuTY CORONER
scHAETER DESCRIBES AT LENGTH THE AUTOPSY
UPON THE BODY OF THE MURDERED WOMAN
AND THE RESULTS pIscovERED.
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A French Sculptor Commits Murder.
PANS, March 17.-Jacques, the sculptor, also
known as Hector France. murdered his solicit
tor. Binot De viIliers, today after struggle, in
which the victim received thirteen wounds
made with dagger
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THOMAS BOWLING 4 son. Aucrioneers.
u r 81

i 6i2 st. n ".
OUR REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURSI-
TCRE, HOR rs, CaRRIAGES, HARNESS, &c ,
WITHIN OUR sALLs ROOMS AND NEW
srkEtT NORTHWEsI. ON SATUkDAl,
MARCH NINETEENTH. 1882. AT TEN O'CLOCK
AN
EMBRACES A WELL ASSORTED COLLECTION
OF HOUSEHOLD EEFEC1S-Such as Farlor
Furniture. in all woods. upholstered in Milton
Rug. Tapestry and Hair Cloth IN suites and odd
pieces: Chamber Furniisre IN walnut and oak
suites, Handsome Walnut Mardrobes. Odd
and Gotten ard Shuck Mattresses. Boosters and
Pillows. one Mxhoyany Antique Bureau. DIning
Room Furniture. IN two very handsome Walnut
and other Extension Tables. LARK assortment OF
Chairs, one AntIqu- and other sIdeboaTds, Lounges
and Couches. Porteres. &c. Pier and Mantel MIR
rors. ofice Desks and Chairs, three slnut
Book Gases, three show Cases. a number OF Brus-
sells Isuss. small and large, Brussels and Inpr ain
Carpets. two good Cooking anu some Heating
Stoves. lot Cooking Utensils. Stone Ware. &c.
ALSO.
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &c.
ALSO
ONE COUPELET. IN GOOD CONDITION.
ALSO
ONE DOUBLE WALKING CULTrvAToR
THOMAS DONLING & son,
mh17-2t Auctioneers.