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National Republican., 1882-04-10
chicago "TrIbune,s, >, Consistency.

Lately the Chicago Tribune in one column raved
wildly against the "brutal martinets" who SEN
fenced Sergeant Mason for his attempt to murder
Guienu, and IN another column of the same issue
bewailed the failure OF the law TO punish crime in
Illinois. The jewel of consistency needs resetting
in Chicago.-Grdphic Good Sense.
National Republican., 1882-04-10

The inquest at the Smithsonian showed
that Mungo did not die of Washington
malaria, and that there were no state
secrets hidden in his trunk,
National Republican., 1882-04-10

Please state that Ex-Governor Moses, who has
been arrested several times In New York recently,
is no relation Of mine. My mistakes not Of thai
kind .--BullrUsh Moses.
National Republican., 1882-04-10

Good little boys who get down behind the
benches to pick eggs in Sabbath school will bear in
mind that 1t Is wrong to ring in "chiny" egg on
the other fellow. The china egg will not be ripe
until Monday Philddeiphfd Press
National Republican., 1882-04-10

Secretary Hunt has teegraphed to Lieutenant
Harber at lrkutsk giving him full authority TO
draw on the Department for the money necessary
to hire steamer at 10000 roubles and to look for
the survivors of the Jeanette disaster. Lieuten-
ant HaTber telegraphs: Traveller from Werho-
jausk saw Melville February u. All we'll No
news from missing comrades"
National Republican., 1882-04-10

The claims Of brother William were
studiously ignored in the will of Corne-
Illus J. Vanderbilt.
National Republican., 1882-04-10

commenced on 7hursduB. January o. iS'2 ia hand
some double sheet orefght pages dudJry.sT columns.
II contains he nom al parts Of me rorid, and e
gecfdity fncrestirg contuitrp the proceedings or
Ne EreciRirc Legisid'trc and Jditin branches ortc
Government, Including NE appointments, promotions,
d''if7mei, aud d-1tss1is IN dH department. or Cor.
ernmc,u scricc. n contains nH report Of army and
udtV faoUerenis and order, n incltdeS as special
feature ne POLITICAL pcrsori and social ncts and
eicfy gossip or Nls Nation 'bIpndi
IN Short u T. ne best aud only iceckip paper m
America pfrt,ig addition 10 M general mems from
oil parts OF hc r0rd, complete photograph or tUe,
dottos, aud pror>edfnG' al hc Cuptdi OF ne Nation.
Terms SiigiS copies, ONE DOLLAR AND FfPTY
CENTS Der vrar ten copic' or mare dddress oNE
DOLLAR PER o2pU Postage prepaid By the pubitSher'
Sample oopt>s nee.
RotO u hS time 10 sibtrrtbs,
National Republican., 1882-04-10

To the Editor of the Inter.Oceani
TusooLA ILL., April 5,-Who edits the Chicago
JOurRa!t A, Z. s.
No one The editor has been dead some years.
National Republican., 1882-04-10
MoM Wonlen L.earn.

Women everywhere use Parkers Ginger Tonic
because they have learned by experience that IL
the back and Kidneys, and other troubles Of the
aeX.-HORls journal
National Republican., 1882-04-10

MEMBERS of Congress who have 'suffi-
cient patriotism to care for their coun-
try's Capital will be in their places to-day
to vote for the reclamation of the Poto-
mac Flats.
National Republican., 1882-04-10

FAREWELL no THE ARMY,

whats yer yaller paper aowers2" the lady
asked, picking up a bunch and smelling them,
"FiVe scents hank, madam"
National Republican., 1882-04-10

DEAR CHARLIE; was awful sorry that the
bunko men dropped upon you so heavily although
the boss on bnnko and all kinds Of oyphering my. ".
self and don't You forget it, SIT
National Republican., 1882-04-10
The Menneat Yel

The Philadelphia Nous holds up to seorn the
meauest kind of an editor. lie placed over side
door the sign, "Sprlng Poets Entrance" and then
tied mule at the head of the stairs.
National Republican., 1882-04-10

town in Crenshaw County, Alabama, b called
Sal Soda A good place for a washout
National Republican., 1882-04-10

me price Of TiW NATIONAL REPUBLICAN oV mdt
n. dt nc counter Is THREE CENrs FOR single copyi
fifo ,rScEs TWENTY-FIVE CENrs; on MONTH FIFTY
cTNTs; fif, months oNT porLABi nrce months, oNE
DOLLAR ASp 4 iALF; sir months, THREE poLLARsi
oneycnr, SIX DOLLARS, postage prepaid on The ptib.
tisAers
no dcit,yred IN Washington and me suburbs by car.
rios at The ydflS rates
TRere Is bcVert,ne hdn heprcssnit 10 subscribcror
nr Hucsst brightc' and bcst nsUspdpsr pubH'hcd al
ne National Crpitdl. Send copies 10 pour friends
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personal.


TNIIE PUBLIC Is HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
Il Leon Genesie, lr., is not authorized TO collect bills
due me, and that his signature In receipt of money
Will not be recognized us valid by me,
lG3t~ LEONARD GGNESrIl, 722 Seventeenth 81.
TNRENCH LESSONS-MME. LBPRINOE, FROM
~ Paris, will give Conversational lessons in French
at her own and pupils resdencei prices moderator
best city reierences also morning and evening classes
opening February 10. Call at s05 II street north
west. APl12w"
TMPoRTANT PERSONAL. = PROFESS OR DE
IL WOlowski, the well-known Maestro, will give In
Mashington p e. with home talent only, the great t
lowed by The Desert" and The End OF the World"
which will be produced like at Alexandra Palace,
London, with full orchestra aud chorus bay and
Evening Glasses are now opened for ladies and gem
tlenlan voices at very moderate terinsi also those
that desire to mako hne performers on the plano, by
the Professors slmplihed syAtem will please call
at his residence, No, S07 Eleyenth street northwest
between IA and 1, mr8'i2t
uTANTED TT KNoWN-THAT THOMAS W.
w Soran, lS6 Louisiana avenue, IL Notary Public
Conyeyanoer, and Commissioner Of Deeds. Aeknowl
odgments of deeds, DO, taken and certified TO be
corded In any state or Territory. Office hours from
o'clock a. IN. to o'clock y. m. mr2JSm
National Republican., 1882-04-10

Strata, Alabama, must be rocky old place.
saYVyY
National Republican., 1882-04-10

Amusrn'cnis Tonight.
NATIONAL TlIEATRE-JOe Jeflerson-"The RI
walls"
FoRp's OPEnA-HOusE-The Tourists,
LINCoLS HALL-Guernsoy- Listemann Comblna.
zion.
National Republican., 1882-04-10
FOR SALE-Lots.

INoR SALE-AT A MODERATE PRICE, A De
I sirable south front Building Lot, 20 by 90 feet ON
W street, fourth lot west from Fourteenth street
1ce APPS 3t+
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TURKISH BATHS.
PROPOSALS.
PRoPosALs FOR LEAD SASH WEIGHTS,

IL OPFIcE or BUILDING FOR
STATE, WAR, AND NAVY DEPARThBETs,
WARRINGTON, ID. O., April 2, l682.
Sealed proposals for furnishing and delivering Lead
sash. Weights for the North Wing ofthe Building for
be received at this Office until Il m OF April o. 1887
and opened Immediately thereafter, in presence OF
bidders.
Specifications general instructions TO bidders and
blank forms of proposal will be furnished on appl-
''0 THos. LINCOLN CASEY.
National Republican., 1882-04-10
AMUsEMENTs.


T1oRD's--- ----E---isAsTER MONDAY.
ss- RETURN OF TILE FAMOUS rouRsrs.-Ep
SMITH AND MEsTAYERs
TOURISTS IN A PULLMAN PALACE CAR
Frelghted with New Fun and New Muslc
MATINEE EASTER MONDAY.
A Characteristic
PLAGUE GIIT-EDGE SOUVENIR
Of the Latest Esthetlc style will be given to every
6atron a. both psrorma,nees or Mondsy 70 properly
THE TOURISTS.
Note the Matnees- MONDAY WEDNESDAY,
SATURDAY.
Seats can now be reserved
Monday, ApnI i7-MY SWEETHEART.
Minnie Palmer-R. ~ oraham.
NATGoNAL THEATRE
EASTER WEEK
MONDAY, TUESDAY. and WEDNESDAY EVEN.
lNGs, April TO- II, and II
CThere will be no Matinee on Wednesday,,
MR. JOSEPH JEFFERSON
as BOB ACRES in sherdan's Comedy OF
TIE RIVALS,
Mrs ,OwYth With the following excellent support 49,,
Charles walcot, M Marx PendIeiosnon Hi''
and Mr. Charles waveriy.
THURSDAY ME+IgEP4 EEFP4yI NJ bNP SToiiF sAFvRDAY,
MR. JOSEPH NEiI 3frFfIssoR y 4 ON KS Ks RIP VAN
wGNKLE.
Monday, April 17-THI HARRIsoNs
PoLLBR SKATING RINK,
New York ave-, bet Thirteenth and Fourteenth sta.
TUESDAY NIGHT, APRIL IL.
re.e,
BALTIMORE
AND
WASHINGTON
Surface cleared at $50.
Assembly begins at 7:45
MUSIC BY soHRoEDERs ORCHESTRA.
apl0g
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Population Of lie National Capital, 10000

WASHINGTON. n. c, APRIL TO- 1852.
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LOST AND FOUND.
HORsEs AND CARRIAGEs.

TJNoR sALE-HoRsE, BUGGY, AND HARNESS;
II gentle, kind and sound lady can drive him. Call
at southeast corner First street and Pennsyvanin ay-
enue southeast. hpS-3ts
NOR SALE-A 7-YEAR-oLD MARE; SOUND
II good traveller, and without fnult or tTicki any
lady can drive her with perfect safety; also good
harness, nearly new, robes blankets, &c. Address b.
b. b., Republican ofllce. apT6t
VIZ ANTED - A SECONDHAND CARRIAGE,
w that win seat fouri jump seat preierred must
be very light and in good order Address CARRIAGE,
Republican ollice. ap73t
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

LNOR SALE-AT A SACRIFICE, A PLEASANT
IL Travelling Business, netting $50 week; good rea-
sons for selling. Those meaning business address L.
NJ E., Republican Office apl03tA
ENOR SALE-A SMALL CANDY AND CIGAR
IL Store; good stand; cheap for cash Address
A. b. c., Republican office. ap7-Stt
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES, IN
lNI sums to suit real estate security. w. w.
DANENHOWER q SON, 1912 4 street northwest.
FaIn
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Tho allaSioIs to possible disruption cf The
democratic party and new allgaInent Of
political crganiz ,tiors. that gro Occasionally
seen tv.n in d,m1crstio newspapers will
amount to nothing. The democratic perty has
grand Obi ,cs TO achieve, and il will retsin both
it's form and sutssn Until succ 81 shall nave
orcwned its eff ITS That otjtcs is 10 d,fsat
tho seO,ionsl. nonopolziag. corrupt aad VI
o5nstituional political Organization tbrt traves-
ties under the oamo Of tho Republican party,
and to put the Government in thu hands of
men uaseclional enough 10 disrr gard SIC ors
honest enough to rctrniD from stealing tho
peoples money snd TO prevent their friends
from stealing it. and liberal minded aod pa
triotic enough TO labor fyr the prosperity and
happiness of their whole county. Such an
object is noble, eleva!ing and soIl-sus,aiaing
one. 1t deserves SUCCESS, AID tho democratic
party will live until that CT ecs shall tty, been
achieved. Then and then oois will those who
compose that party be wing that i! shall be
disrupted aud that ts elements shall seek nlw
allignmsn's
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY DY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCIA.

Mr.. HowiSon having boen 81, c;ed ledge Of
tho County Court OF PriIcs William Ctuoty,
to I'll vacancy which. according to the dec'-
sion Of the Supreme Court Of tho Ssn!c, docs
not exist, there is some curiosity coEcaIuing
the way by which he intends to possess hin :
self Of the Office to which the resdju;tors have
elected him. The Incumbent. having the
highest Court 10 the State 10 suS!aia bin. CT
course will not rtlirquish the position at the
mere biddiog Of ono whose claim 70 i! has ell
rasdy been decided invalid. and the only coe-
oeivsble wGy by which no can BIO driven from
the bench is resort to actual foc,. 10 other
words the Governor must send armed men 10
remove him. But IS tho Supreme Court Of
Appeals of Virginia has decided that the it
cambent is, and that the claimant is 60. cull.
tied to the offca. such action 90 the part Of tho
Governor would DO revolutionary, and though
his experience 10 the oyster war may suggest
TO him the idea Of bending a party TO storm
the Court House at B:entsvle end drag 8
legal ju ]go from che bench AID seat az illegal
one thereon. he wu'd probably be deferred
from attempting its execution By the knowledge
that tho only force DO could assemble for such
an advent would be composed CT negro
troops, and that 20 matter how we'll such troops
fought 10 the civil war. they would fare badly
on their way through the pine thickes Of
PHO, William.
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F.cster from Richmond.

Co;rosp ,1decc. of the Alexandria Gazette
RICHMOND, Va. March 81. now seems
that III, ''b;g fur is to b, susceaded by q
troublesome .wo-S,rators Walker Of CheE-
telfcld snl Wick Of Chsr;es city, who cp-
posed the "ji: four" ThesD gsntIcmeu are
kicking agaics tho nomination cf Thomas 8,
Atkins t.r tto ju3geship of tho Hastings
Curt CT R;clncad Thoy have dotermre cd
to hevo tho eleoi,n postponed uotii the esu,us
ON hcla another 1aeeting aud l,on i: is expect
cd that Atkins will Do hestcs. The mcve-
mont seems to b. COW in favor Of NJ, VIM.
T. Gddings. member of the HOUSE IRON Chts-
terfeld County. lie. So we'll as MI Atkins,
is a ReplbIio.o. Al atIaunt His mida to
hold cau,us LIST night. bat there vas 90 que
Iun. Ii scom3 tia. there is moro q1,bbIing
over tho i5d geships thRa anything els, DOW
The higher thu cffio. Tho mo!o acrimonious
tho sruigs. The eating OF iuigssh;p has
in E1sny ors,s dapcDlrd upon ths ability to set
up free drinks srd tho bail fellow we'll met
with The n,j.rity OF tho cazcus. Ability,
wishes Ct the people and f.nesI fer tho posi-
ton have baeD les. sight OF eDiireIy in this new
movsae Ds of tho great party IF prcgrass. UL-
less somo COMPROMISE is tffsotsd Tomorrow
thare will be 20 eIeoion Of judge fer Richmond,
Stauatcn end Datville before the end of the
pros9n! term. AS the LaGis!stuto hes resolved
to adjourn M0oGay this oonpronisa must BIO
made Tomorrow or Mocdsy morrins.
MI. Axis the n0miree FIR tho Richmond
iud2esbip was warmly endorsed by judges
Hughes end Bond CT the United States Court,
bu. I. is thought that tho Bass is not standing
By him now in The fight.
Durirg tho csuAu5 the other night when The
Al,x2DdHa ja1gtship Wss up lhe!o was somo
warm disoa 90. Al oGc s age CT the pressed
i:g5 Mr. WiadaoF. uho WAS Gu side. said to
messenger "Y%u toll Fsrr that [ say he is
ID isr." The messenger went 10. The
card of Dir. Windsor 10 C Washir gson paper
about the ju3ge54ip attracted much attention
here.
There arc many runners 10 the city about
csrssin foreigner who was we'll known here,
went in the best society. and belonged to some
Of tho lesdieg clubs. He was q man of excel.
lent address. had travelled tx:eneively snd
altogether was we'll received here and else
where 10 The State. l. is po8 said that he
has proved to ba CD escsp felon from fer
eigo couossy Tor whom large reward was o.
tsred. The matter is !hs subject CT much talk
here, AID 1t is said tho full development will
be cut 10 few DAYS.
l: is sid that Mr. Missy iDteu6s c,rutc.-
ing himself With Rasdiasler paper with The
Gin OF uniting the members CT his parry. He
Was 10 tho Senate to-day 6uticg the debate Cd
tho Richmond jadg !ship. He ard his friends
ere very proud at tho report OF the investigating
committee to-day which stated that DO officer
bad been proved corrupt. Of cou!ss Massey's
name WAS not called 10 the resolution bu! il
Wss Well knawa that it W.s aimed at him.
STRONGBoW.
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TX ng5 love him that speakssh ris h."

"a Cough, Cold Or Sore Throat should
be stopped. Neglect frequently results in an
sEcHrable Lung Disease or COnsHmp.
ton. Ii ROW MS Is * ON CHlAL
TEyCEEs do not disorder the stomach like
cough syrups and balsams, but act directly
on the 1n1slned parts, allaying irritation,
eiTereliefin Asthma. Bronchitis, Coughs,
C:ssarrh, aud the Throat Troubles which
Singers and Public Speakers are sub.
lect TO. For shirty years Browns Bronchial
Troches have been recommended by physicians,
sad always give pezfec. satisfaction. Having
been tessed BY wide and conssan! use for nearly
en- entire generation. thoy have attained we'll.
merlted rang among the few staple remedies OF
the age. Sold at 2hc. box everywhere mhl9
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NEWS OF TIE Day,

Brsd!suga appeared 10 The House Of Gem
mons yesterday ED to;k bis seat below Tbs
bar.
Ia the Senate yesterday Ms. Groone in.rc-
duosd bill 10 allow the P0iot L,okcu. Rail
road to Gator tho D:strio! ct Columbia.
DIR. Arthur O'Conror aud Mr.. T. NJ. H,sly
created some connection in tho British House
Of Commons ss! uight by announcing thns they
had rasson 10 believe watraols wsro Gu! for
their arrest.
The A.ch bi.h, ID cf Canterbury his ordered
thanks 90 Sundsy 10 all the churches fer The
p.ogidsal!zl ssapo Ct tbs QUEEN. Raoderic
MCLEAN Tss exsm!sed before tteWi:s,r police
magistrate yesterday ard comnttad FIR lri.l %
the c1srSe Il attempt ,e tnu;d'r l. is ar
ooutc d tlGl be has be5n the inn,:a u two il
ssne asyluns
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BY Universal Accord

AYERS CATuARTIC PILLS are the bas. g., a
rurgatives tor lily use They arc tic u.
dlct OF long, lsborious end sucets al chames
iLvastigs!ion, and their extensive uss by pis.
scars ii their prset J, AID By all Civil "a n,
tions, proves The Ill the tts. snd mos. e.. ca,
ru'gAtve Pill tho: medical scieucs EN- !ey,t,
Beisg purely vegetable 10 harm can srsi r,an
their use. aid b,iEg tug Il coated. ihey ne Pies
ant to take. In intrln!i: value and tu:st =,
powers no othor fills cin 90 compared VIII
them; and every person knowing their vi'ias
will enp,o them when needed. They kup.ts
81 sem In perfect order and maihts:a in na,sh,
action the whole nj chinery OF life Md
searching and efTsc!ual. they are especially
adapted 10 the needs of tie digestive nprsrstu,
der.pgoMents Of which tacy pto7enl al Il clre
il timely taken. They are III, best and s.le,,
phys!c TO employ for children and wc,kcafi
constitutions, where II "a but eltc:u.l ea,hsr
tic is required
For sa!e By kll druggists
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The Jews,

LONDON. March In tho House of Com
nuns LIS. eqonitg Baron Horry d. Worms, in
moVlDg that the government fad msans of
using its good Offices with tee Cz,r to prevent
!he recurrence of the cu!rages upon Jews 10
Russia, said that POI women had been violated,
Sc Jews killed and seventy wounded, 10000
persons rendered homeoss and properly to the
value CT Gi6,C00, 900 wrecked. Mr.. Gladstone
said thu Intervention Of foreign government
Wtud DO c:rtaiu to cause strong reaction, not
mercy among those who committed The out.
rsges, but among this, who wero averse TO any
thing lika on Invasion Of their national udepon.
deuoe. Boron Do Worms then withdrew his
resolution.
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How TO Kill THE Blu speak
ing, if sou 81, troubled wih "the bluea," ard
can no. tell why, you may be certain that it
springs from physical weakness. Instead of
lying on tho scfi and counting painful Ideas
if you are dolIo ading lover, 8 hypochondrisc
o7aVa!e!u iins ian you should he up snd stirring
yourself The blood Of melancholy man is thick
and slow, creeping .luggehly through his VEINS
like muddy water in o cana; the blood of your
merry, chipping philosopher is clesr and qoick,
a. newly b;osched champagne. Try, therefore,
to set your blood in motion. TO effect th:s don't
50 to srzzirg Gown brandy smaehes. gin
cook-t1i!S or Guy OF the other Juggling com.
pounds Ia which alcohol is disguised for every
artificial s!imulaut will drsg you down two de-
sTees fer every ono it lifts you up. The devil
always beats Us 3! barter. Try rather, what
smart walk will DO fo- you; set your legs in 10.
ton on rough, rocky ground, or hurry them up
sieeu cragsy hill build stone walls; swing an
s=s tvsr = pile of hickory or maple; turn griud-
stone: pour water into sieves-in shcrt ID , thing
thAs will start the perspirstion and ycu will soon
case 10 have your brains lined with black.
CRiSti1a Commonwealth.
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The resdiusters in the Legislature TO thsir
home organ says. 'intel d to trans,c G.. the public
business in thti: own way" Now that way m,y
be very good way of its kind, but it is very
bad kind; for though it profits the aforesaid
mt m srs 10 the extent OF the per diem they will
draw for al extra session, the tax payers o. The
State will have to bear the expense. The dtm-
ocra!s hsd one session of the Legislature in two
years the resdjusters have two sessions in one
year. But than the democrats are 'e1trkvAgant
Bourbons." while the rssdr srs ere "sconomi-
cal rsformers." Nevertheless the raT &C ty of the
readusters 10 not unreasonable, for they ses that
as the public plumber has been exhausted. its cc-
hssive power has been dis,ipated, and that thsir
brief sway is rapidly approaching its end. THY
are, therefore, making hay while the sun shines
and asizing everything in sight, and their extra
session Of the Legislature is only mesbs by
which they will be enabled 10 msks another
grab at the money OF An outraged State, too,
poor, as they say. to pay her homes. debts
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The Markets,

BALTIMORE, Mar. 4-Virginis Ga ttf,r..,
=; do consolidated Coz; DO "a series -: NJ;
duo coupons - new IL dos 391 bid ,n.t tS
Cotton steady; middlings liz. Flour stts2 I
ard quiet Wheat-Southern stesdy: We:tS,s
stesdv md firm Southern red lG0alG5: do ~"
Der l35sl44; No 2 Western winter red spot l;<,
1882; Mar 10 asked; April l3ls.l3:i; Nav ~,
1881; June 1902 July E9;sllcS. Coru-SorS'
ern easier; Western n eglec.ed; southern wbita:.
s7S; do yellow g.; Western mi1ol SPOT Gu
Is; hsr 81! Old; Nay 7csAICs; June isl:
49s5l; Western white 49a5l; do mixed lS,a,
Penna 4S 81. Rye dull ct 9O.95. Hsy M,
changed. CoEes finn; Rio csrgons Ordinary ~
fair s9a93. Sugar firm; A scf! y. VIII icS
dull 1T 173aSl IS.
NEW YcIK. Mar. 4-Siocks fairly scr,
Money 6. Cotton quiet; upland, III; OrIsr.
Il. Flour unchanged and quiet. Whes, va,
quie! end about t {, better. Corn quiet and H.
better.
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DIED.

In Washington. this (Sa!u,dryJ uo:li4g ::
10 ocpk,. Mrs MAkY ANN MARSTEh5,$,
tor number IF yssrs rsl lent OF thia car
aged e3 yeAre. Ssa-rhn funeral will take pI,rs
from st. hary's Church. Ia tbs city. On AcH
day morpi1g, at IL o'clock. Tho fric.ds AZ.
scqusintsnces are invited to attend.
On the l:ih of Peb:u.ry g. .ha rSsitaacs {:
his brother, Douglass M, Hoou in Mh.rIoa
county. Texas. Il. &cLEA EODE. nths'St
year OF his sgc.
Mrs. ELIZABETH McCOEMIuE Rsti
about, so year,, died o. tho hcms OF hir::H
Joseph, near Warrenton, on the 9th OF Fe''
ruary, after pIo.racted scknets.
MANY a. r., dar gl!er of Roher! 4. 81
hsry Campbell, diod IA WalreIt.n fbrmT
24!h eyed thirteen days.
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Suicides from Dcspondencr

New YoaK, March 4.-Fritz M,laobs,
German bookkeaper, sged ffty.six ye,rs dn,;,aa
the absence of his wife and his sis!sr.in law nss
terday morning, committed .uicds st hi; bt ~
West Broadway. He had attached rcoa IN ~
gas pipe OF the ceiling. and, arranging n nco: w.
hanged himself. On Thursday he was issronT
ant and stated to his sstsriE-aw tbs! he es1ssi
hs would 60 GREY. '''s1
Sophia Schuman, tho mother CT two cni,,...
and The wife of carpenter, living ia atenen,.ss:,
on Rsst Houston street, WAS early yesto-d..
morning found by her husband in an nrno0'!
pied room. below tho bedroom, hanging NV
shawl from hook. dead. She had bron i, y T.
health, complained of nervousness, and had ,f. wv
expressed desire to die. >'Sa
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Guiteau, by the verdict of e july the. wss
afeAid to render any other. is TO be hanged, but
the Kedico.Legal Socisty of New York unsri
mously pronounces him insane, and all bu. two
Of It's III smbers rg:ee that hanging him will ro.
deter other insane men from attempting similar
crimts. The punishment of Grim, is q warning
10 sane men. not to luns!:c;. The knowledge
iha. Guitesu has been sentenced to be hsrg.d
did not prev ,nt AscLesn ffcm shooting at Qasen
pihoria
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Terrible Accident.

WAYNE. led. Marel "A; Stone, Ran
doll c,uoty, this State. the boiler 10 Wester Il
B.roes haadlo factory exploded yesterday with
terrific forc,, instantly killing Eva men and
fatally III lrIog a SIKH, who has snce died.
The explosion is supposed to have baen caused
through iaocra.c, Of his dulles on the Fart Of
tho engineer.