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The Three-C.rs Monte Ca.se.
MR. BONES STORY or HOW Hg LOST SI0e AND


WATCH
In the Criminal Court, Judge wylie, yesterday
The case OF Charles leary, with VIM. Cl3Is alias
Peg Leg Brown, AMI John Henry Murphy indicted
for the grand larceny Of gold stem-windiag
watch from L. l. Boone on octobcr LIST last. was
placed on trial Mr.. A b. Williams app AIRED FOR
the defendant
Mr.. Boone testified that as he was walking down
TO the Capitol he WIS accoSted by Leary, who
spoke tn him OF some works of art. Others Joining
them were introduced Finally they went 10 the
arsenal, and, on coming out, one dressed c1un-
tIyman, claiming to be a democrat from Ken
tuCky. said he had been 90 Baltimore and they
had skinned him, but they had learned HIM the
trick. They got TO specuatlnC, and IinaI'y the
witness ''speculatedr 500 WORTH and you may
depend. did not get my money bacS." Dunn
and Leary then suggested that II would not do 20
let him beat Them and he put up his watch. which
ne lost on the card They all looked surprised,
and man In uniform came up, saying: What
are you gambling on these grounds FORE" and they
all ran Leary was with witness. and suggested
that they get into boat, which they did, aad
produced Is the one they got away from me and
IL belongs II me now"
The Court-UnlesS the Kentucky farmer has
claim on fl.
Skivington was here called and Identified as the
man introduced 10 Boone as Dunn Witness was
about TO draw the card, he said, when the scare
came.
Lieut. Arnold identified the watch, which he re-
covered from leaTy when he arrested him.
James Skiying0n testified that on the day in
question he met Boone and Leary. ana Leary
proposed 10 go TO the arsenal. Met Murphy, who
Ndo OlSeuiStu dS u uItNtT, anu altf Nthklnk
around Tor Mrs SurTdtts grave, the game was
played
THE IRREGULAR SCARE" DRUNK
"Bill Clarke" the witness said, scared this
time Tor the regular scare too drunk the night
before" This party had been operating here i've
or six years
ON cross-eNamination witness said that for the
past five or six years he had worked the game here
Formerly there WIS no larceny I'm the cases but
now they take mans money almost before he
gets II out. IL was very sasy 10 take stranger In
There were forty or nifty montee men In the city
then, but they have all gone since this arrest
Witness had been indicted, but had not received
any promises He had LEFT the gang because he
had promised his wife TO 1--we on honest work
The defendant offered no testimony hut raised
the point that there was no larceny in the case a.
developed by the evidence, reading number OF
authorities
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ACOunterfeiter Seuteuced

PHILADELPHIA, PA, March - In the L. s. dis
trct court to-day John X. Miller, who was con-
vic ed at the last term OF court OF passing counter
telt silver coin, was declined new trial by Judge
Butter, who sentenced him to Imprisonment OF Is
months and a fine of 500
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The jury found a verdict OF guilty.

JOHN SULLIVAN. aged 81. an operative in one or
the mills at Dedham, Mass, ana who has been
considered steady man In comfortable circum-
stances murdered his wife. Bridget, aged 80. Sat
urday night with razor and attempted TO cut his
own throat. but the wound VIII not prove fatal.
The immediate cause OF the crime was an admis-
sion OF infideltty OF his wife.
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The Brumpson Ilabcas Corpus Case.

PHlLADEIPHIA, March 2S-Argument was heard
Ov Judge Butler, in US district court. this morn
ing, IN the habeaS corpus case OF Joseph Brlmp-
ton the alleged British forger and the matter was
held under adyisement
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Not The Man.

LYNcHBURG, VA, March 2S.-The man who was
captured several days since near Cunningham
mill, Amherst county, proves not TO be James
Rhodes, the escaped murderer fromAmherst, though
answering somewhat TO his description. AT last
accounts Rhodes was still at large
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--latest TelegpanS to the Star.
senator Hill Much Improvea.

PHILADELPHIA, March Ex-senator HIS physi-
clan to-day reports his condition as much i'm
proved. The Senator's son Charles, or Atlanta,
visited the hospital to day, and viii return 20 At
lanta this evening. The Senator viii probably go
to Old Point Comfort. Va, early next week
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The Ice blockade nj 81. Johns.

SE. JOHNS, n F., March 2S.-The steamer New
Foundland arrived this morning. Her captain
ports heavy Ice everywhere. The Harbor Grace
neet Is Stlll damned In the ice Two brlgatines
were seen fast in the ice thirty miles southwest OF
Cape Pine yesterday. He could not ascertain their
names
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A Milkmaid Murdered by Her Rejected

NAPANNE, ONT, March &.-A girl named Maggie
HOWE, while milking a cow in the stables or the
T1chborne House here this morning. had her head
split open with an axe and was Instantly killed.
The murderer is supposed to be Michael Lee
whose addresses the girl had rejected. Lee has
not yet been arrested.
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TALK ARoUT THE MINERS

TALK ABOUT THE MINERS STRIKE.-A special TO
the Baltimore american from Cumberland SAYS:
The situation at the mines remains unchanged, and
all that is at present circulated to the condition
or affairs IS but conjecture The imh preston still
exists In this community that the miners VIII have
10 consent TO the reduction, the companies VIII
bring In new labor.
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I Y NM MN BIB ZEE RRR
L 8 ) MMMM BBBB Err kkRRk
L u M M NJ b B f.
ILL UU II II II BIB ZEE
WILLET j. LIBBEY

KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND FULL AsSORT-
MENT OF ALL KINDS AND QUALITIES OF LUM-
BER WHICH THEY ARE SELLING LOW FOR
''CASH."
IF YOU ARE PREPARED TO BUY. OR CONTEM-
PLATE BUILDING OR REPAIRING, BRING YOUR
LIST WITH YOU AND THEY WILL GUARANTEE
TO GIVE YOU A BID LOWER THAN YOU CAN GET
ELSEWHERE. YOU CAN ALWAYS BE SURE OF
SECURING BARGAIN BY CALLING ON THEM.
WE NAME FEW ARTICLES TO SHOW VI HAT
THEY ARE DOING:
PALINGS. 1x3-4 FEET LONG, PER HUNDRED, 81. 25
FENCE RAILS 2x3-16, DRESSED 4 SIDES
FENCE RAILS, 2x4-16. DRESSED SIDES.
\ WHITE PINE SELECTS. DRESSED, PER HUN
DRIED FEET, FOR $1.75.
THE CELEBRATED W. F. PARKER NO. CYPRESS
HEART SHINGLES. PER THOUSAND, s1O5O.
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An Old Woman Fatally Beaten.

SPRINGFIELD MASS, March 2.-MrS. John Wall,
OF Florence, widow, IS years old. was dragged
from her bed on Monday night and beaten SO
verely that she will probably die, being still
conscious. She was reported TO have had money
In her possession, and robbery was doubt the
motive. Officers are on the track OF the suspected
parties.
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STILL ANOTHER PRIZE FIGHT.-Richad X. Fox
OF the y. Y Police Gazette has received forfeit OF
500 from owen Maloney, of PfttSburg, 10 fight
James Weeden OF the same place Both men have
800 up with Mr.. Fox, and "a fight is imminent
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OFF2CE:-Guuton Building second door). 472 Louis.
lana avenue.
TRUSTEES:
NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION,
OUR PARIS AND LONDON IMPORTATION OF
WOOLLENS FOR GENTLEMENS WEAR.

In selecting Novelties for Spring 1882 great attention
has been given to the selection Of such styles will
isfy the present tendency for the Aesthetic" High
art designs are not indeed suitable for every ife
but 1t is nevertheless, commendable to adorn life and
add to Its brightness by wearing such designs and col
ors as are in accord with cultivated taste. without de-
scending to gaudiness vulgarity To this aim
we have paid great attention to securing such variety
Of styles and coors win satisfy the esthetically in
cined. but which are, ct the Time such those
who dress more quietly may wear,
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=" II. WHEATLEY'S

w H WHEATLEY'S
STEAM DYEING
AND WET AND DRY
SECURING ESTABLISHMENT
VIII call for and deliver WORK anywhere in tbs Dis
ulet. upon receipt Of address By mail or Otherwise
Goods received and returned by mail and express from
ana TO all parts Of the country.
No. 1858 GOLD 40 JEFFERSON STREET
apo NEAn BRIDGE. GEoRcx1owN. u. C.
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Dr. Robert Harrison, an old and prominent ply
stcian OF Prince George county, Va, was found
dead In the road q few miles from tie county
courthouse Sunday afternoon, with his neck
broken i = supposed he VAS thrown from his
buggy and klled
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LyELT AND GRAVEL ROOFING.
u hoonng Nater1al Charcoal Carpet Lining Felt
al MAIKER,s. 2OA 10th street. northwsst
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
VHoMAs BOWLING. Aucsoneer.

vINHoMAs BOWLING. Aucaoneer
TWO SMALL, FRAME DwELLINGs ON I STREET
4kFTs TESTM AR FEY ,dE
hND yhchNT f6f TOY on NOR HIS SIDE OF Fl
ssTTk kEETs BBEPTEEN FINT Wo AMP TESTh
sc 1EILtIsyENTH STREET SOUTHWEST. AT
On pc WEP PSI the vi F1FTEESTH DAY oT
q the premises shall sell part Lot D. in square Ell
'S TefRs5 S,t9 the me
Ie8z at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ. part of Lot 8. in square
,Aiso, on FKTDAY. the SEVENTEENTH DAY OF
h ea aad as ay above in s with the
Terms: onefourth cash; the residue in two equal
interest ard ssoafsd y deed q the 1TSpeTt
se1d % All fonyeyaneing at purchasers cost deposit
Of m sildi THOMAS Dox xuatsoaser
sV THE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED IN
of the stor1n in the order advertised until
TaEsAY HFfERhf aP% azsSa
HoMa hSq5S VRG zuconesr
V'HoNAs BOWLING. Euctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
FTAAfEbTE SFkEET BEIMEEM SECOND AND
nIfh daSe s s 1880 sad dqiy Ssse1dsS
for washington. District Of ceIumtis the underlined
EsHH DAY D Of OF MaRcH ESP ths
NJ. the following described property, viz. All that
parcel of ground lying and being in Georgetown, Dis
trct of Columbia, being all that part of Lot No 1U8 in
Threkeld's addition to said Georgetown, being the
ginning APPOINT in the west line of Fayette street dis
ant 100 feet south from Sd street. and thence
south 30 feet thence west 100 feet thence north 90
thence east 100 feet to tine place Of beginning together
with the improvements which consist of two-story
and basement Frame Dwelling. with modern improve
merits.
Terms: One-third cash; the balance at six and
twelve months. with notes bearing interest until paid
and secured by deed of trust the property sold.
All conyeyancing at purchasers cost. 500 down at
time of SALE If the terms of sale not complied with
in ten days. the Trustees the right TO resell the
property at the risk and cost of the defaultng purcha
after five days notice in THE Evening Star"
JAMES l.. DAVIS, rrrus+oos
m11-d&ds AUSTIN HERR, AA"''0o''
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A MEDICINE FOR WOMAN.
PREPARED BY A WOMAN

For all those Painful Complaints and Weaknesses %
common to our best female population.
twill cure entirely the worst form Of Female Com.
ton, Falling and Displacements and the consequent
Spinal Weakness and is particularly adapted to the
Changes Of Life
1t win dissolve and expel Tumofs from the Uterus In
early stage Of Development The tendency Of Can
Humors is checked very speedily by its use.
It removes Faintness Flatulency, destroys all Cra-
wings for Stimulants and Relieves Weakness of the
Stomach. It cures Bloatng. Headache, Nervous Pros
tration General Debility. Sleeplessness Depression and
Indigestion.
The feeling Of bearing down. causing PAIN weight
and backache is always permanently cured by its
Es-PHYs1c1ANs USE 1T AND PRESCRIBE IT
FREELY.-a
It viii at all times and under all circumstances act
In harmony with the laws that govern the female sys-
teIu.
For the cure Of Kidney Complaints of either sex this
Compound is unsurpassed.
LYDIA E. PINKHANS VEGETABLE COMPOUND
is prepared at 233 and 235 Western avenue Lynn
Mass. Price 81. Six bottles for S. Sent by mail in
the form Of pills. in the form of ozenges on receipt
Of price, 81 per box for either Mrs. Pinkhnm freely
answers all letters of inquiry. Send for pamphlet Ad.
dress as above.
No family should be without LYDIA E. PINKHANrS
and torpldlty OF the liver. 70 cents per box.
n SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS. II
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District Government Affairs.

Bids were opened at IL O'Clock to-day for fur.
nishing the summer uniforms and hats for the
police. There were six bids three for the uniforms
$685. and for the latter B. II. Stinemetz, OF this
city. for 8. so each.
Building permits issued by Inspector Entwisle:
Lewis b. Parker, repair brick, 1749 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest; s.. 800 Thos B. March, repair
frame, Sill street northeast; $50. j. Silverberg,
erect a three story brick dwelling, 5th, between
and streets northwest; $4,000
The secretary OF the Washington City Beneficial
Endowment Association was notified by Inspector
Entwisle to-day that at the request of the agent OF
Mrs. Fitzhugh Coyle, he has made an examine
ton OF the west party-wall OF the endowment
of11ce building on street, and finds the wall be-
yond the depth OF the main building to be but
inches thick and unfit for the purposes Of her new
building about to be erected; that Mrs Coyie has
been notified to take down that portion OF the wall
and reconstruct it to the thickness required by the
building regulations, and afterwards to make
good all damages occasiOned thereby.
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SELTZ & MERIT,
DRAPERS AND TAII.ORS,
Illus PENNSYLVANIA AyEN,

CUNNINGHAM, THE WELL-KNOWN. RE-
liable HALTER, is prepared to do all kinds Of work
tn his hne. New SILK HATS made to order, and old
northwest. mar24
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Wall Street To-day.
THE STOCK MARKET ACTIVE ,xn srpnS


NEW YoRK, March 2a-The Posts financial article
says: The Stock Exchange markets continue
active and strong. United States bonds are un-
changed. Southern State bond are up per cent.
for Louisiana conSolS, and are otherwise IN
changed. Railroad bonds are strong at an
advance OF 1ia1 per cent During the first
TWO hours prices in The stock market advanced
ka64 points, the latter, Houston and Texas,
the Richmond Specialties advanced 5a5s.; Chatta-
phiS and Charleston, 3; Canada Southern, 2S !;
Louisville, 23a; Ontario and Western. %; West
ern Union Telegraph, Is; Denver Ia; Michigan
Central. ~; Union Pacific, IL; Colorado Coal,
IA; Northern Pacific preferred, 135; Missouri
RACINE, IL; Wabash. i per cent, and the
rem tlnder OF the list a fraction Since noon
Western Union Telegraph has declined pa to 9O4;
Denver, 2 TO Co.'S; Louisville \ to 79al; Northern
Pac preferred, lls to 7S5s; Milwaukee d St Paul,
IL to hoy: Wabash preferred, Ia and the re-
mainder or the list, OF i per cent. As We close
the reduction is still in progress
POSTSCRIPT. - Since writing the above
the downward reaction, which It
appears was caused i'm the leading stocks by the
execution OF several large stop orders" has ex-
hausted itself, and the market is again strong and
advancing, Western Union Telegraph being up to
s2 on purchases by Vanderbilt brokers. At the
1890 U. S. bond call, the Avs. advanced
to 11475a115 and the Is. 4 TO 1193saT
The money market is easy at 4a5 per cent for call
loans on stocks, and 2a3 per cent on United States
bonds. Time loans and prime mercantile paper
are unchanged. The United States sub-treaSury
was this morning debtor at the clearing house
In the sum or 1929 100. The market for foreign
exchange is little more active but at rates
which make 1t unlikely that any gold will be
shipped by the Gallia tomorrow. The posted
rates for prime bankers sterling are unchanged;
tile actual Rates are 4S6a4 and 4S9a4.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
rNHOMAS BOWLING. AuctIoneer.
AN UNRIyALED COLLECTION
JAPANESE ART REASURES,
comprising superb specimens of
OLD HIzEN. sATzMA. KIOTO. KAGA. IDZMo,
KIsA. DWARF. NINshEI BANKO.
and many other Wares. marvellously decorated.
Magnessns esGnns Eqnms mel All Eeg an. Cabinets
silver. Specimens Of Rare Japanese Porce-
LAIN T3or aas b Mdst ssa9f Fgm G9TSed
cred Silks, etc.
Carefully ss!sstsd BY Japanese E1pert and senowl
VALUABLE AND CHOICE COLLECTION
EVER BROUGHT To THIS COUNTRY.
The whole VIII be sold without reserve on
WEDNESDAY It: THURSDAY AND FRIDAY MORN
INGS AT ELEVEN AND AFTERNOONS AT
HALF PAST TWO EACH DAY. MARCH
TWENTY-NINTH. THIRTIETH
and THIRTY FIRST, 1882,
Army Spacious saesroOm. 18th street and Pennsyiva
$500. Goods exhibition Monday and Tuesday. March
Rooms comfortably heated.
m22-8t THOS. DOWNING Auct.
mo. A. PRESCOTT Real Estate Broker.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE UNIMPROyED
LOT ON VIRGINIA AVENUE, BETWEEN
SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS SOUTH
By virtue of deed Of trust dated November sse71s
1st, 1873, and recorded in Liber No. 49, folio$e&
39l. of the land records of the District of Coum-
bis, and by request of party secured will SELL pub
lie auction in front of the premises, WEDNES-
DAY. APRIL FIFTH, 1882, at FOUR-AND-A-HALF
O'CLOCK p M, Lot No LOT wiltberger's subdivision
OF lot No . in square south OF square No. ie3 situate
in the city of Washington, d. G..
Terms One fourth cash; balance in six, twelve and
eighteen months; cent interest. SIS at time of
sale Conyeyancing at expense OF purchaser. Terms
to be complied with in 10 days
CHAS. E. FRASER Trustee.
J. Il. COIDwELI. Auct. ms IS 81 aI} 5-5t
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AUCTION SALES.
rVHoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

bE FE "a HEfE fSR lat 81 THE
TWEEN G hSP + sTREETs SohTHh&aEsT.
On FRIDAY. MARoH Thirty FIRST. 1882 "a
ss sell the south ee front fTo Of Lot Il
depth of l4o feet in square 81. improved by small
Terms: One-haf cash; balance in six months. with
note bearing interest and secured by deed Of trust on
down at time of sale. % "n'''s 81 p"''A MIS- 4
HHANCERY SALE.
q the Dstret Of COLUMBIA 81 passed IN u
10 co. vi yi on WEBSEsPAY tie TWEN b.
NJ in front of the offer for sale at auction
of + II se On Ne 1 sf n and G
ayGrage depth Of about l56 feet
the ssdG St in two equal at six and twelve
cost So win be
sG1n as srGPerfy is s9d FENpA11 Trustee
HE the sfHf Day oF fPS 1877 Il
aso sE5s asss
ffkEEF fA k6R II S NEAR N THE fsfE n
lsad 5ss s re bis.TIcs e Columbus
4 5fSP T 16 Rrs3issi e lss I've
beginning on north 20 feet vest om the north
'as Is se
north los feet to the beginning with the right
s with back 5"dng
west
This will sold M
Terms: nehai i cash. al balance. SIX and twelve
Te to es BY
sale. JOHN J. JOHNSON, r,..,o
IL THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL.
WEDNESDAY. the FIFTH DAY OF APRIL. 1882. at
same hour andp lace,
1 RE & S2HEs Kendall. Trustees.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer. m2S-d&ds
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Auctioneers.
CIGARS! CIGARS! CIGARS! CIGARS!
$40, 900 WORTH GENUINE IMPORTED KEY WEST
CIGARS AT AUCTION.
Will be sold at Salesroom, to the highest bidder,
to close out the estate of Mandreas Fancerus Co. Of
M0RNISG. MARCH TWENr I. EIGHTH, at Ten
NJ, HALFPAST TWO and HALF-PAST SEVEN
d3F f WA daff fn1 B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts
EOLEY. Auctioneer.
Commencing FRIDAY, MARCH THIRTY-FIRST,
We viii sell at the National Loan Office, 1907 7th street.
commencing at SEVEN p NJ every evening. a large
and varied assortment of Unredesmed Pledges con-
sistng Of
Gold and Silver Watches
Solid Gold Ladies' and Gents Chains.
Sets Jeweiry Bracelets.
Turquoise. Amethyst Topaz and Band Rings.
Silver and Plated Ware.
Guns, Revolyers and Musical Instruments.
A large assortment of Gents seasonab!e Clothing,
and hundreds of miscellaneous articles usually
found i'll Pawnbroker's sale.
n b. All persons having articles deposited with me
take notice. m27-6t
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
The following are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. II. Dodge, 539 18th street:
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WILLET & LIBBEY,
MONUMENTAL STEAM GRANITE WORKS

MONUMENTAL STEAM GRANITE WORKS.
G. s. WALKER.
Dealer in all kinds of
MONUMENTAL GRANITE CEMETERY WORK.
All kinds of Polishing specially.
guarantee 10 give much better and cheaper Polished
Work than any else in the District city, have
got the only steam s in
keep on hand
RICHMOND. BALTIMORE and MAINE GRANTEES.
I manufacture Urns. Vaults, Sarcophasus, Monu-
ments Headstones and Copings.
ines Estimates furnished on app.cation. ' u A'ouo
Can refer to any OF my customers. The very best
Office and yard, 1918 and 1920 New YORK avenue
d. c.. f28-2m
THE REAL ESTATE TITLE INSURANCE
l. CO.. OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
INCORPORATED Dec. 6. 1881. CAPITAL. 500. 600
NJ. ASHFORD. B. BEALE.
L. 'oHN Siss President E. F. RIGGS treasurer
Issues policies Of insurance affording an absolute
trustee mortgagee also certificates guaranteeing the
absolute Of abstracts Of title and in
- Sssosss 70 tie g
bia. ~
OFFICE:-Gunton Building second door). 472 Louis
lana avenue.
TRUSTEES:
NJ. Ashford, Charles C. Duncanson,
Samuel Bacon. Richard w. Tyler.
E. Francis Riggs. Isaac L. Johnson
Albert Albert a. a. w vhias George f. S'na''r sam
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The Markets,

BALTIMORE. March 2S.-Virginia Ga deferred,
1914 do. consols 6S4: do. second series. &c. do past
due coupons SO: do. ten forties, AZ bid day.
BALTIMORE, March 28.-Cotton steady-middling
121s. Flour quiet and steady. Wheat southern
steady western lower and dull-soutern red, i. 35a
LAO; do amber. J. 45al. AS No. western winter red
spot 1.3l asked March, l371s asked; April, l. 37a
l3sH: May .39kal. 394: June. 1854 a1. SO; July
l.2O>eal. 20x; August l. 76xa1l7 Corn. southern
steady western dull-southsrn white, So do yellow
70; western mixed. spot 76 asked: April. 75hs75A:
May. 76ha76'i: June 76$a76h. Oats higher and more
active-southern. 53a56; western white, 54a56; do
mixed, 52a54; Pennsylvania 53a56. Rye quiet, 95a
LOO. Hay unchanged Provisions unchanged and
firm. Butter hrm-weetern packed, l6a46; roll IS
a32. Eggs hrmer, 15al6. Petroleum nominal Coffee
hrm-Rio carxoes, ordinary to fair. 9al0. Sugar
A soft. 81: copper refined. 1Ss4aI9. Whisky steady
and dull Receips-nour. l. s45 barrels: wheat. ). 7sa
bushels; corn, TO- 82l bushels: OATS GOO bushels rye
none. Shipmente-wheat none. corn, % 1928 bushels
Saes-wheae, rs, 100 bushels. corn, 80 $50 bushels
NEW YORK, March 26.-Stocks lower. Money
8. EXchanRe-long, 486; do. short 4S9. State
bonds unchanged. except for Louisiana consols which
are l per cent higher. Governments unchanged
NEW YORK, March 2s.-F1our quiet and firm
Wheat opened MAJ cent lower; afterwards stronger
recovering the decline. Corn quiet and shade stronger
Pork stsong. l6. 5Oal7. en- Lard steady, ii. OK.
LONDON. March Is. ~ 30 p.m.-U. 8. bonds, 4s.
12Ok do. as, 1854 Atlantic and Great Western first
mortgage trustees Certfcates 49, New Jersey Central
corsOls, ia. Erie, 80: do seconds. 90. New York
Central, l37. Reading 81. Ontario and Western, 20.
Milwaukee and St Paul common. 10