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Affairs in West Washington.

BUILDING ASSOCIAT1ON.-Att the flfty-SiXth regular
monthly meeting OF the Twelfth Building Associa-
ton, held last night at GOdiardS hall, 81 300 was
disposed OF, being twenty shares sold at the stock
value rates.
THE FIRE-ALARM WIRES will be attached to Christ
p e. church bell next week. the 7estry having given
permission rather than that the town should be
without an alarm bell.
THE COAL TRADE.-The shipments from the mines
OF the Cumberland coal region for the week end
the total shipments for the year to that date
41S,313 tons, increase of 145,4O5 tons, as COM
pared with the corresponding period OF 1881. The
shipments to the Chesapeake and Ohio canal were
for the week 1859 tons, for the year 3762 tons-an
increase OF 3,7G2 tons over 1881.
HIGH TIDE.-March II, "a am, 6:23 pm. March
10, 6:49 am, 7:13 pm.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Anausements Tonight.
foRD's OPERA HOUSE--"One Hundred Wives. y
NATIONAL THEATBR--JOhn T. Raymond.
CAPITAL THEATER.-variety entertainment.
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Suhliaaely Sunerb.

pair OF beautiful sun flowers on Edsels will be
m allied free to any lady who will send ten cents in
postage stamps or money to DIR. C. w. Benson, No.
LOG North Eutaw street, Baltimore, Nd.
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Aliens Brain Food is the Most Reliable
lively cures nervous debility, loss OF memory, and
all seminal and sexual weakness All druggists,
81 bottle; six for s. St0tt Cromwell. $50 Pa
ave. u. W.
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skinny Men.

Wells Health REVIEWER. Absolute cure for ner-
vOus debility and weakness OF the generative func-
tions. 81, at druggists. Depot, 40 Penn. ave.
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DRY GOODS.
EMBROIDERED INDIA PONGEES.
ELEGANT SILKS AND RHADAMEs.

Sole Agent for
SCHRoEDER's "MoNoPoLY" BLACK CACHE
MIRE SILKS AND SATIN RHADAMEs.
AWARDED "GoLD MEDAL" AT PARIS EXPOSE
TIoN, 1873.
Celebrated Superiority in Color Softne in Finish
and Great Durability
TAPISsIER'S LYONS C.CHEMIRE.
SUBLIME BLACK SILKS.
LUPIN'S CELEBRATED BLACK FABRICS.
RICH TWISTED SILK GRENADINES.
MORE GRENADINEs-NoIREF FRANCHISE.
FoULARp SILKS. SIMMER SILKS,
SUKAH SILKS. LOUISINES.
EXCLUSIVE NOVELTIES" IN PARIS AND
LYONS DRESS FABRICS.
EMBROIDERED PARIS ROBES.
rs- FINE GOODS A SPECIALITY.
EE- PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES.
EATON PERRY
SUCCESSOR TO 'PERRY & BROTHER"o
mis- Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th street.
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FATgER BOYLE--BiograDical sketch and por-
trait, with full account OF funeral ObSeqUieS, in
this weeks Catholic Mirror. For sale at Brosnans
and Bellows Price cents.
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WN. PATTERSON. white man. was charged in
the Police Court to-day with aSSaulting cOlored
woman named Agnes Pratt, who told the court
that she carried pair OF shoes TO his shop to be
repaired, and when she went after them he denied
receiving them, and knocked her down and beat
her. The case was continued for witnesses for the
defence,
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JUST RECEIVED at the Boston Shoe House, q large
lot of ladies' kid and goat button and lace shoes
75c misses foxed button Soc to 75c ladies' house
slippers. 35c.; gents Congress CATERS, 81. 40
Pennsylvania avenue.
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!Ansusesaaents, &C.

FORMS OPERA House The popular play of
zone Hundred Wives" sim proves a great attrac-
NATIONAL THEArER-Mr. Raymond will appear
tonight and during the remaining performances
OF his present engagement as 'COL Mulberry
THE POPULAR FRIDAY EVENINGS at the Rink still
continue, and each week adds new devoteeS to this
beautiful exercise. ON Saturday the usual matt
nee with muSic by Schroeder'S orchestral will be
given.
SCIr AGAINST A RAILEoAD-Messrs e r. Hay
and f. Griswold have for Leo Ewald entered suit
against the Baltimore and Potomac railroad COM
legged 70 have been inflicted upon him (Ewald near
the Intersection OF Virginia avenue ands4E street,
December 10th last, when as Is alleged, an engine
oelon@ing 10 the company was driven upon a
wagon OF the plaintiff containing liquor in kegs,
and the wagon was broken. the driver (E ZauleI)
wounded and the liquor snilled, &c.
A PLEA OF CovERTURE OvEKRuLEp-In the case
OF OTIS Blgelow Co.. against Laura p. Cake. In
the Circuit Court yesterday, verdict was given
for the plaintiffs for the amount claimed si2115
On Oct 3, 1879, the defendant who was running the
Metropolitan hotel, contracted with the plainttns
company 10 place in the hotel hydraulic elevator
anil gear, which was to be paid for by Instruments
After paving some Of the purchase money there
remained balance OF $e2s.15, which She refused to
pay. The defense raised was that OF coyerture.
SCHOOL Bows IN THE POLICE CoURr.-Three smell
school, boys. named Jno. Craven, Ega Stewart, FL
ward Taylor and VIM Cleayes, were charged In
The Police Court yesterday afternoon with having
assaulted a little schoolinate named Lewis FreeE,
who told the court that they beat him because his
teacher sent him TO notify Cravens mother that he
was not IL school Craven was lined s. and the
others 81 each.
ATTACKED on TIE STREET Samuel IuSby
Thomas Bennett and jos. Dillon, three youa!
men, were charged In the Police Court, yesterday
afternoon, with assaulting George H. Tucker, who
sisted that about zen O'Clock. last Saturday night
he was attacked BY the defendants on 7th street
near Pennsylvania avenue; that Dillon struck
witness several times In the face and on the head
With some weapon, nearly destroying the use oi
oos Of his eyes Dillon was sentenced to six
months IN Jail, Bennett forfeited collateral, and
there being no testimony connecting Luspy with
~ assault, he was dismissed.
WAsESGToN FISH MAKKEr.-Sales OF nsh arc
Herortec by r. A. Golden, agent. to-day, follows
no shad, sold from 50 20 $50 per hundred: 3,00C
herring, from so TO x225 per thousand; S0l
1snehes rock and perch, from 20 to 20 GEMS pei
oxneh.
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914 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE is the place to get
meats, wholesale and retail, at less money than
anywhere in the city.
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FRESH VACCINE at slmms' drug store.

EASTER CARDS.. Jay Gould, 421 9Th street
THE EYEsIGHT fitted at Hempler's, near ~ street.
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A Valuable and Careful Review
OF the several schemes proposed for the drainage
OF Washington appears In issues OF March 9th, 10th
and 23d OF Sanitary Engineer. For sale by news
dealers, &c. per copy. Washington News co.
wholesale agents.
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Fever and A,

ECVef am0 ARU6
and chills and fever broken up and prevented by
using the purely vegetable remedy CARERS Liver
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Ready for use, perfect fit, 81. Best In the world
for the price. Twenty-Five dozen just received.
LEWIS, $40 9TH street, bet. l and X northwest.
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...AIaer1sy Dairy Wagons.

Fresh Alderney Butter, chuIned every morning
and delivered In k-lb. aWardp printA sc. Der 10
Also cottage cheese. butterInilk and sweet mill.
Sc per ut Cream DO pint
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T 1GHT BLUE CASHMERE,
AL WOOL double width, so.
double width French FoULE for evening dresses,
NUNS YELLING in light colors. all pure WOOL only 80
COLORED CASHMERES in new spring shades, only
Beautiful DRESS GOODS, silk and wool, Is.
COLORED CASHMERES, all WOOL double width 37k
COLORED SILKS. 50.
COLORED SURAH SATINS, 75
COLORED and BLACK SILK PLUSH. So. so.
Excellent BLACK SILK, 81, Il. 25 81. so.
Large size pure WHITE BRIDAL QUILTS, 81. 25
HONEY COMB WHITE QUILTS, so and IS.
Large size DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, 81. so.
CLOTH for Men and Boys wear Immense assortment)
81 to 81. so.
Pure white all-linen TABLE DAMASK, so.
DINNER NAPKINS, all linen. IS dOz.
PeQuot New York Mills. and other makes Of the BEST
. and widest SHEETING COTTONS, 80.
Fruit Of the Loom and other makes of the best yard
wide COTTONS, 10.
BLACK SILK VELVET, 81.
PLANO COVERS, embroidered with Silk, s.. IS.
Navy Blue, Atwood LADIES' CLOTH SUITING, d.
GOODS, 25.
Colored SATIN 'MOIRE,"N
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FussEIL's Ice Cream and Charlotte Russo.
Go TO the New Photo. Co., Pennsylvania avenue,
near 9Th street. for the best So dozen cabinet pho
tOgraphS in the city.
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HOr SPRING CRYSTAL JEwELRY, copied from
diamond settings; earrings, lace pins, buttons and
dngS to match, full set S25, at Prigg'S.
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THE CLOSING SALES of triple silver-plated ware
and Rogers table cutlery will positively be made
to-day and tomorrow only ut Walter b. Williams
& Co Is auction room.
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CALL At ga PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE before you
go To market, and be convinced that you can save
money
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SELLING OFF!
SELLING OFF
At and below cost all Of immense stock in our
stores.
404 AND 4C6 SEVENTH STREET.

stores.
4o4 AND 4e6 SEVENTH STREET.
This s the first time in twenty years that we adver.
tse to sell at or below cost as merchant exist
son W @s s y to aT o9
Ss Bng (Which a6s
the Nation Reduced ali our Cottens and sheenss Of
every width and well known brands, at less tan manu-
long before late heavy rise we are enabled to sell as
our best Prints in shirtnss and Dress Styles war
ranted fast colors, cents.
oG SEEDS Ssox Er BE
20-cent Dress Goods to 10 cents
% cent Dress Goods to 12k cents
ssoS.cen hi Dress Goods e g. 20 cents
And an finer goods in @ We have taken great
ever piece be overlooked we sh ali make REDUCTION SS
which is bound to sell the article.
Remember. We shall carry no Winter Goods over
psess On f. Rsss hfs
per cent Remember they must be Sold
CLoAKs.
LISTERS,
ALL REDUCED DolAANs'
From From s s ttoo$s.
from So to IS.
E From Sc Sc So IS:
and I'd al finer goods at great sacrifice We have about
m oa % Ne Ss
sold.
GREAT BARGAINsl
BLANKETS
Ge%or made Of S Rpbe Print and
nied with White Cotton reduced to ST. 40 from 81. Re-
Brown Table Linen. 81 wide. 20 cents; Unbleached
to so osn
%sb RsP sn. ss %, * to 60 cents
G:5o Table Bsmssf cut down tcsl.
TOWELS! TowELsI TOWELS.
Selling of the entire stock at tribe over half price
iS %xPk 11S% s. Do " Z s. an reduced
OUR OWN IMPORTATION.
ME9efRs
wOE # ls Ss.s
since advanced 20 per cent Therefore look out for
BARGAINS! THEY MUST BE SOLID
All our FANCY GOODS such q
SKIRTS u2sREH$Hk GLOVES
9ee9 a9sss fss!ss Es%nss FaSs sT L hsi HAND.
f sss &c as sss Men: .es q AZ
year at 15 cents and which gave such satisfaction that
every one who bought them recommended them to their
friends. These we have reduced TO 12x cents:
for the last six months. They must be cold.
-FOUR CENTS SHALL BE THE PRICE!
BUTTONS! BUTTONS!
It the talk Of the country. every mali bringing orders
from State Of the Union Many OF these Buttons
retailed In this and other cities at 81 Der dozen.
Remember, they must be sold.
REMEMBER! REMEMBERS!
We do not make the reductions for pleasure but a
our building shall be grand affair. We promise to ope0
It with
GRANDER STOCK,
AND ALL NEW AS NEAR AS POSSIBLE
LANSBURGH BROTHER,
ue 4Oa AND 1o6 SEVENTH STREET.
CPRING DRESS GOODS.
We are daily receiving our new Spring GoodR COM
priging fun hne Of Fouard Sateens, French and Do
mestic Ginghams. Printed and Plain Percales. and
Linen Cambrics. French Nainsooks and Mulls. Bel
GUM Linen sheeting. and Pillow Linen. al widths;
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Special Weather Bulletin.

LIGHT RAMS TO-MOREUN.
The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
the following sTeciaI bulletin tu the nreSS:-
The barometer Is highest fn the St Lawrence val
ley and lowest in tite upper Missouri valley. Fair
weather continues on the Att mite coast an in
the lower Lake region. with north to east winds
and CiGuiy weather prevails in the Mississippi
valley, the Northwest and u2ner lake region, with
light rainS AMI warmer east 10 south winds The
temperature has fallen slightly In New England
the South Atlantic stlteS and lower lake
region The following temperatures were
reported yesterday afternoon: Norfolk, 49,:
Charlie ton, go; savannah, s6o; Jacksonville
80: Galveston, 10; San Antonio, $50; Los
Angeles, $40 Rain continued the Pacific
coast during Thursday and Thursday night The
Indications are that light rains viii prevail on the
Atlantic coast south OF New York during Saturday
followed by warmer partly cloudy weather. Gen.
orally cloudy weather with snow rain is indi-
Gated for New England and northern portion OF
the middle states on Saturday.
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GENTS spring hats, b'own derbys. 81 80 A. T.
Lewis, 49, 9Th street. Gents furnishings cheap
I'm A DADDy-FunnieSt set OF cards ever issued.
9th St wing Washington Market c. I. CREAHEN.
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ASSOCIATED CHARITIEs-At a meeting OF the
board OF the eighth subdivision, last evening,
NJ F. Walling, treasurer: Mrs Alfred Williams
MeSsrs. Bryant and KanOuse it was resolved to in
Sert notices in the newspapers of the city calling
for the service OF families and indivld-
uals found destitute. A dozen or more
cases were reported where families which
had been found destitute by the visitors
and In extreme need through sickness and misfor-
tunehad been relieved with fuel and provisions
meeting OF the sixth subdivision OF the associated
charities THIS evening.
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To-day and tomorrow only Ut Walter b. Wilkins
Co.'S auction rOOn-
TOMORROW ONLY you can buy at r. Goldschmi1s,
Nc Sl2 7tn street. between III and northwest, extra
large size fine porcelain cups and saucerS. 60c. Il
dOZ-, worth 81 frosted gObetS, 25c. dOZ.; child
ren's decorated dinner plates, 25c. n dOZ. water
tumblers, 15c. y dOZ.; hair brush. with comb,
blacking brush, with two boxes OF blacking, and 1
whisk broom for 3Sc. worth 75c-; crumb brush and
tray, assorted cOorS, 30. slipper match safes &C.
large Japanned dust pans, with brush, 17c.: cuSpa
dores. assorted cOlOrs, 3d. pair; extra large size,
row tooth brushes SC aoc nail or tooth brushes
reduced tn &C.. pin cherry hat racks &C.; 10 pins,
10c.; IL boxes OF laundry blue, &c.: CAKES of A b
stove polish and row stove brush. 15c IS. 12 or
Is inch fine ebony easelS only BE-: extra silver
plated shell sugar spoons and butter knives 15e.
each. Also, great bargains in tnware ana baby
Carriages.
GEO. WATSON. colored, who was brought to the
Police Court, Wednesday, by policeman,tos he
tried for assault, caped before he was turned
over to the officers OF the court
DAssANN's, 500 18th st. NV, will sell tomorrow
and Monday only, another lot OF those fine, pure
linen, white aud fancy bOr1eTed hemstitched
ladies' handkerchiefs, 15c worth 25c; gents pure
linen, white. hemstitched handkerchiefs, DC,
25c; also special job in black and cream Spanish
lace, c. yard, worth &c.. 20 new styles OF Misses
hose, In all sizes. Sc pair; new spring styles Of
gents fancy half hose, 25c.
YOU CAN BUY for tomorrow, at NJ. Augensteins,
81 7th street northwest, the greatest bargains
ever offered this side of New York. Dinner setts,
containing 81 pieces, 1884; cocoa handle knives
and forks. Sic; dOz. silver plated teaspoons
water bucket, scrubbing brush, 24c.; large
Japanned duSt-pan and brush, 1Sc- bread knives,
13c-: Japanned walters, all colors, 11c.; "a en-
velopeS and "a sheets paper, g.; doZ- shelf
paper. all colOrs, &C.. bottle forest flower cologne
and japanese handkerchief, 49,; garden tools,
bowls, bread pans and box toilet soap, &C. apiece;
bargains In trunks and baby carriages.
ATTENTION is called to the advertisement of John
r. Hanna, trustee under chancery decree, of
valuable improved and unimproved property be-
longing to the estate of the late George Washing
ton Young, on the west side OF 9th, between and
streets northwest
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ATTENTION is called to the advertisement OF John
=. Hanna, trustee under chancery decree, of
valuable improved and unimproved property be-
longing to the estate OF the late George Washing
ton Young, on the west side OF 9th, between E and
streets northwest.
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LOCAL MENTION,
The Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF signal. OFFICE

WARRINGTON. DC March Il, 1882. 9 30 am
FOrthe middle and South Atlantic states, warmer
and partly cloudy weather, followed during the
night by slight rains, wints shifting TO east and
south, lower Daronster by Saturslay morning.
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w NJ SINISTER & SONS.
sI9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
FOR CHOICE STYLES IN GOOD MATERIALS.
WE HAVE NEVER BEEN ABLE TO OFFER SO
MANY ATTRACTIONS AS NOW.
WE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF ALL INTER
EsTED PERSONS, AS WE ARE SHOWING THE
NEWEST STYLES OF SILK, WOOL, COT.
TON AND LINEN FABRICS, AND OFFER
MANY STYLES THAT CANNOT BE FOUND IN
OTHER STORES.
ONE PRICE.
W. NJ. SINISTER & SONS.
mis- 9l9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
MATING! MATING! MATING!
JUST RECEIVED. A LARGE INVOICE OF MAT
TINGS IN ALL GRADES.
SPECIALTIES FOR SPRING.
WINDOW SHADES.
LACE CURTAINS, and
LOOSE COVERS FOR FURNITURE.
SINGLETON & HOEKE'S
CARPET HOUSE.
ms Sol MARKET SPACE
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CARTER'S,
I'll MARKET SPACE.
ia
HIGHLY IMPORTANTl

ga I'll MARKET SPACE.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
THE BIGGEST MOVE IN OUR BUSINESS
CAREER!
Having leased for a term OF twenty FIVE years the
property now occupied by Messrs GCsdorf Kneesi and
Petersen,
400. 400 AND 424 SEVENTH STREET
We shall shortly to Four-story Build
ing, second to none in the country.
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DRY GOODS.

A LL-WOOL PLAIDS.
SILK AND WOOL PLAIDs.
ALL-woOL STRIPES.
SILK AND WOOL STRIPES.
LIGHT SHADES IN CAsHMEREs.
LIGHT SHADES IN sHooDA CLOTHS.
MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
MOURNING SILKS
BROCADE GRENADINES
PLAIN GRENADINES
TYLER Il CHEWING,
m13 91S SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
GREAT BARGAINS IN COLoRED SILKS.
20 pieces PLAIN COLO2ED SILKS, Soc
20 pieces PLAIN CoLoRED SILKS, superior. 81 90
10 pieces BLACK DAMAssE, 81. so and $3.50.
pieces ALL SILK GRENADINE, Black. 81. 25 and
20 pieces BLACK AND coLoRED NUNS CLOTH. &c
inches. soc.
10 pieces PLAID CAsIiMERES. As inches, 81. 90.
~ pieces BLACK ALL WOOL BUNTING, l5c.
10 pieces BLACK NUNS YELLING, Soc.
Stripes and Plaids to match all the above.
New PARASOLS and SPRING JACKETS.
Bottom Prices in every line.
GEO. ]. JOHNSON.
MIL 713 MARKET SPACE.
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THE SATURDAY SCIENTIFIC LECTUREs.-The re-
vised program OF the Saturday scientific lectures
In the lecture room OF the National Museum is as
follows: March 10, Prof. Otis r. Mason, "What is
Anthropology:" March %, Prof. J. w. Chickering,
jr, contrasts OF the Appalachian Mountains"
ogy;' April 8. Prof. c. v. Riley, "Little known
Facts About Well-knOwn Animals;" April IS, DR..
Robert Fletcher, "Paul Broca and The French
School OF AnthrOpology;' April %, Prof. VIM. II.
Dali. "Deep-sea Exploration" April 20, DIR. Swan
NJ Burnett, "HOW We See
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GEO. WATSON. colored, who was brought to the
Police Court, Wednesday, by a policeman, to he
tried for assault, escaped before he was turned
over to the officers OF the court
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MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARANCE.-The Mont
gomery County (Md) AdrOcdte Of yesterday says:
ION last Saturday Ohio Baker, deaf and dumb
coored man, employed farm hand by Mr..
James Dawson, near this town, went to Washing
Nothing has been heard of him since, and, be-
coming alarmed, Mr.. Dawson went to Washington
on Tuesday, but no trace Of him could be found.
1t Is supposed that Baker took the wrong train at
the depot, and is unable to inform any one OF
where he belongs or wants to go. Either this is
with"
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WAsBIS6ToN FISH MAKKEr.-Sales OF nsh arc
yeprtec by X. A. Golden, agent. to-day follows:
10 shad, sold from SO 20 $50 per hundred; 3000
1erTtnx. from so TO $3.50 per thousand; 800
1snches rock and perch, from 20 to 20 GEMS per
oxnGh.
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MARCH DUST AND MARCH WINDS.
COCHRANE's SUPERIOR vEIL1NGs.
ALSO,
NEW PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS
Unusual, Attractive and Excellent Bargains.
most favorable purchase enables to offer Uptown
Bargains in
FINE PARASOLS AND PARIsINA vEILINGS
At
EXTREMELY LOW AND POPULAR PRICES,
Heretofore not enjoyed by our citizens. Also
NEW HAMBURG EMBROIDERIES,
in patterns and qualities secured only by facilities
and long experience in the Swiss market.
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"DR." TAcHMYNTIs the long-haired Greek who
was for a long time a well-knOwn character in
Washington, and Is now in the Raymond street
jail, Brooklyn, under Indictment charged with
sending threatening letters to DR.. Dudley, preSi-
prospect OF soon viewing the classic land of his
birth once again. Some Greek merchants in New
York yesterday proposed to the district attorney
OF Kings county to subscribe money and send him
home, provided the legal proceedings against him
were ended. The district attorney offered, as soon
as the doctors passage was secured to deliver him
on board the vessel
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COCHRANE & CO.

mil OPPOSITE RIGGS BANK
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17

SALES AT THE MINING ExcHAE0gS
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17

In State bonds Tennessee is sold down INV
zEI. Arkansas rs to Fort Smith Railroad brougns
9s. Alabamas class A, 81, and Missouri u.s. 800
sold At 1852. There were no TRANSACTIONS III 0'''
bank stocks. In. IN
fairly well distributed business was done IN ~
roi,road honds. but prices for nearly all OF ING
"ou.ols sold at g7loa concession of l. from tIu
lsa, saesand the funded IS sold 900 oooi
n.of q q apdI c. incomes were steady al '-'
c,0aaneake and Ohio currency interests at Oh. 0o'
trail Of New-Jersey consols were b lower AZ rs
Canada southern frsts declined i TO %: n'"
YORK Chicago and ST. Louis tirsts were on -
oal, Chicago, st. Louis and New-oi
"a were firm at 1O4% ih'or"" nar
and Great Northern Is wssa w
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17

BATTLE MOUNTAIN, Nev, Aug. 16.-The main
tunnel of the Plumas mine at Galena, ls IN llne e
looking ore The ledge is improving, and work Is
rapidly going ahead ,, -.
Superintendent Morgan, of the Dahlgren mine,
reports it to be looking WELL and that the force OF
miners is steadily employed in opening up the ore
body. The company is undecided whether to Dulld DIl
a mill Immediately OF lease one OF the other mills
for u time.
Ell PAso, Tex. Aug 16.-The first cleanup OF OF
the Clifton (Ariz.) hydraulic works yielded @l,3oo
gold dust from dirt which had been worked t"lce
Senator Chaffee, of Colorado, has been visiting
the Organ mines and expresses favorable opinion
of them. ..: r1
The Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio Rail
road and the Southern Pacific Railroad are about
80 miles apart. III,
Ground has been broken on the Hermosillo and
El Paso del NUrte branch of the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe Railroad.
4 large smelter is likely to be erected at or near
Rincon, n. NJ.
Bullion valued at $4,000 was received IN this
city yesterday from the mines.