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TO.llORROW,

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
ROAM HORSE, NINE YEARS OLD, KIND AND
GENTLE; CAN TIsOT IN THREE MINUTES
NO-TOP BUGGY, MADE BY WOOD BROS-SET
HARNESS, ROBE. BLANKETS, WHIP. &C.. &C..
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH SEVENTH.
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK will sell, in front of
our salesrooms, the above outfit. mat
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DEtDS 4 IIsIVt UGH j. W.
Farmers and Mechanics bank. OF Georgetown. to
Mary Julia Foertsch, lot 8, So $50; 5000 James w.
Reddick to Margaret McNanny, pit. OF W. X OF n.
lot 2, Sec Banville, $50; w. II. Clagett to Louisa
c. GanZerbach, lot 26, Long Meadows, 81 010: Mar
suolots and 9, So 152, $3.50; c. c. Glover to Da-
yid RttenhOuse lots 100 and 10 sub OF lots 81, S.
and parts So and So so. PIP. Sl2.094S7 George Ma
son to L. s. Cooley, lot no. sub-lotS in so. 1873,
s., $50
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TOHN SHERMAN Il CO.,
- Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
st. Cloud Building.

ST. Cloud Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOT ON The SOUTH SIDE OF NJ STREET
BETWEEN VERMONT AVENUE AND FIF-
TENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed of trust, dated June oath fSa<
ID. 1879, duly recorded in Liber No. 49, foio{Tf8
10 one ct the land records for the District of Goa.
luIba. and at the request of the party secured thereby
we vii sell st public aTcti2n in front the premises
FIVE O'CLOCK T. NJ, the following described real
estate situate in the city of Washington. District of
Columbia to wit: Lot thirty (32) of George Tay
lcrs subdivision in square numbered two hundred and
fourteen GID according to the plat of the said city of
Washington, said lot having frontage OF 25 feet by
depth of 155 feet to wide alley.
Terms: One-thiru cash; balance in six, twelve aud
eighteen months. with interest at six per per
num- secured by deed Of trHst the property sold.
or all cash at option of the purchaser deposit of 500
REQUIRED at the time of sale. and all Conveyance
ing and recording at Of purchaser. If
saieare not complied with in days the Trustees
serve tie right to resell the property at the risk and
cost OF defautng purchaser after five days advertise
ment.
r. H. SMITH. lr.
J.. 7. COLDWELL.} Trustees.
VIM NJ. SMITH. Salesman. m3 eo&ds
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AD ES!
NEUTRO- PILLENE,
only Hair Solvent known Permanently issolyes s,lper-
uous hair, root and branch in ii minutes without
Pain; discooration or injury. CLEOPATRA'S SECRET
develops tho Bust to proportions of perfect nature
Safe and certain. Send stamps for particulars The
WILCOX CHEMICAL PREPARATION CU, 6O2
Spruce street. Phade phia, Pa. f13-eo12t
D'sso1Ur1oS OF LIMITED PAhrsnhsHlP
The w: G. I. Co. is this day dissolved by limitation
and mutual consent OF the several partners JOHN
II FITCH is authorZed to collect all bills and pay all
debts. +. +. BARKER and Nj. KINSLOW win CON
Eue the ice busid under the pres
ent. JOHN LEETCH. +. +. BARKER. NJ. KfNS-
LOW. February l, A. D.. 1882. IL
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The Pennsylvania Railroad Repor

. NO AffAkENI Fl Ell UN TIE SIUIk.
PHILADELPHIA. PA, March 1.-THE synopsis OF
the Pennsylvania railroad report for 1881, pub
lished this morning, has in no apparent way
affected the stock, although it gives as the net
opened as it closed on Saturday-at cox Suisse
Guently there were sales at 6O, but an hour after
the opening Of the board it was back to the orgi-
Change consequent upon the death OF Judge
Lathrop and the appointment of H. s. Little as his
successor to the receiverSh1p Of jersey Central
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Death Sentence,

NEW YORK, March 6.-Michael McGloin, who was
convicted in the court OF general sessions on Fri
day last OF murder In the first degree, in having
shot and killed Louis HaineS, the French saloon
keeper, on the night of December g. was arraigned
today for sentence. The prisoners counsel had
nothing to say on his behalf. Recorder Smyth
sentenced the prisoner to be hung Friday. April
%. The prisoner was cool and unmoved through
out the proceedings.
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Killed in a Quarrel.

CINCINNATI. o., March 6-Charles Murray, was
killed in Hamden, Ohio, on Saturday night during
quarrel, in saloon, with David Sands. They
had begun with fist fight, but when Murray had
thrown Sands down the latter drew knife and
stabbed the former twice, causing death in
twenty minutes Sands gave himself up.
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Is Per cent Before purchasing First- class PaTasoa
Umhreiias. Siks Satins. Velvets, Cashmeres. &c,
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Wall Street To-Day.

DEPRESSED STOCK EXCHANGE MARKETS.
NEW YORK, March 6-Tne Posts financial ar
tcle says: The Stock Exchange markets are de-
pressed tO-day-hrst, because foreign exchange
there are no signs Of Yielding; and second, be.
cause of rumors of impending failures OF import
s snS In Boston, these latter having
stock BY firms here known to do "a a
large business for Boston. The result
of the fluctuations thus far to-day is decline OF
4a3sl per cent the latter Louisville and Nashville
to 75l4. We are unable to learn that there has
been any change in the financial arrangements Of
the company. but the heavy Hoods In the south
and southwest have had depressing effect on the
stocks Of all the roads there. Union Pacific is
down per cent to 1l1's, this chiefly On ac-
deal Of this Stock is held Hannibal and s st.
Joseph is down 2K to 50. Kansas and Texas IL to
ses Missouri Pacific "a to 93,s; Denver, rs to 81;
and Quincy, IL to 1ss14: Delaware, Lackawanna
Erie, - to s.; wabash, = to 5s1% Lake shore,
remainder OF the general list 1sal per
cent In the southern specialties
l4o to l2a, so shares having sold at 100. Memphis
and Charleston is down IA to So, ana Chattanooga
per cent to 81. United States bonds are 4 higher
for the extenped IS, and are otherwise unchanged.
Southern state bonds are ~ lower for Tennessee
IS, and otherwise unchanged. Railroad bonds
are al lower the latter Boston, Hartford
to-day is about steady with per cent, the ruling
rate for call loans on stocks, and sa3H per cent;
lie QuOtatOu Cali loans OF U01teO STATES DOQQS
time loans are about the same as call loans Prime
mercantile paper is 5Ha6 per cent. The market
for foreign exchange is dull
The Markets.
BALTIMORE, March l 6,virginia Is consols. 6Ok
DE- RfT M seEsf ss Big 'esss nmmadnr
.s Flour steady and active-Roward street and
Srsnds Psi.pseo family Mi e79s
Rsnes
q 81 .s de- AMBER r No Msry.na
.isls; Nay. So; June. isoaI! so4; july july.
11sssai. 49,. August q: 16al. Is, Corn. southern
S Ssy 9as @ oss
Mse ss.s h slaa DO
syivsni. and M.1yla9d. e; oosl7.oo. Provisions
shonder meas and Gear rib SIDES Packed y nnd TO-
s -ehoulders s4; c1esE rib sides Hams: Is
ordinary to fair. saiO sugar 6rm-A soft. o.
steamer cotton. s-is.d. noar: g. rer barrel
sssccip SD Reee.pt e sS22 SsTrsas: wheat
SIS bushels. Sales-wheat. 341. 100 bushels: corn.
new YORK. March s-stocts lower and fairly
sss state Bonds inactive. do9ssn%sn d rresusr
New a YORK. ino Mach srour dun and droopne.
.nS .Ssds s;sss OK dS i and s .es ds
msssss: $ &c; Sss he :sssuas Ss9x Ss!:ss
w: DO sscends. iss Nov 5ss.sS Can't eonsnis.
1851 ks:dinx: scs. onis1io and wssssIn. Is.
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SUCCESSFUL EVASION OF The LIQUOR-L1CENsE
LAw.-POliceman Slack, OF the second precinct
on Saturday discovered novel mode OF violating
the liquor laws. and took into custody travelling
bar-rOOm in the shape OF an old colored man
named Isaac Bragg, with demitOhn and drink
ing glass who, the Ofcer stated, was selling whisky
to the cOuntrymen and cOlored people In and
concealed under large cloak. In the Police Court
1t was found that before q man can be convicted
Of keeping an unlicensed bar he must have per-
manent place OF business The old man was dis
charged.
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ID ARE ATTRACTIONS
IL FOR THE LADIES AT
CHR. RUPPERT'S.


NOS. 4o3 AND 4O5 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
Now on hand magnificent stock of new and beauti-
81 styes Sf Emb1edrd SdVfPaERs SPPER GASES
HOLDERS. of different designs ' "n1'i
Fancy worsted Work and Knitted GOODS. Of every
nS MsTInc SLoAks chdrsn's Lace Satin and velve.
TING YARN. all colors and all kinds of Embroidered
Materials on hand at the lowest market prices. n29
t,P. VINE vi, AMP ohP TR1 I AEE Known as
the only place where first class SECOND HAND
OF II can Be sold as RESPECTABLE prices Address
9Th and 7th streets northwest or Branch Store No 4os
by s SeMesn Sna 5ss northwest
nENTIMEDER
ass es GFR%aS EAES3 SgeE
A. A. NJ. KLoCzEWsKTs PHARMACY.
J23 42J 9Th street northwest
E1EcAMpASE AND d HH2RHHEHouND'
COUGHS. co1 1%S, KoA ISE IHS &C.. 1MMED1
Half pound boxes, Is cents
ARTHUR NATTANS, PHARMACIST.
f2O i4th and land I'd and d streets
nRINK LAKE AUBURN MINERAL SPRING
TCURES Bright's Disease of the Kidneys Diabetes,
1t is King all table waters It niirtes the blood and
gives health and vigor 1t excellent substitute for
malaria The spring four miles from the Roland It
pour forth 600 bbs daily Of this all healing water
Pennsylvania avenue just received 100 bbs fresh
from the family trade and general supply Of
LAKE AUBURN SPRING CO.. North Auburn. Maine.
hon y Wo5n COBB President Lewiston, Maine
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n. Ashford,
Sslnue baccU.
j.. Frarcis Ri,sgA.
James q. Payne.
Albert A. Wilson.
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A New Nuipnncc.

To the Editor Of The sunday Herdh.
SIR Is there no limit to the ilaiing indie
cency OF the theatre posters which compelled to
see challenging our eyes OH every fence and dead wall
they are works OF art, and surely there is no undte
prudery In obtectng TO the exhibition OF semi nude
nerericious1y dtnped females IN the most sugges-
tive attitudes as advertisements TO cntiCe the young
and the weak minded TO the places of amusement
God save the mark y they are supposed to typlfy.
Neither ought one to Incur IN obiecting to them the
charge of onciousncss brought against tho attorney
general of Massachusetts, for his attempt tn prosecute
the publishers of Whtman's Leaves OF Grass. -
Works OF literature only open TO those who buy
otherwise procure them voluntarily, and are read In
private These posters are intended to assail every
body's Vision, Wiling 60 unwilling, tend to cor
rpt even innocent childhood playing about OF near
them, and insult every Lady who passes along by
their Carlcatures of degraded wonianhcod. The Ctt
of Washington have stood several occurrences of
this pernicious nuisance aud now that y fresh and
particularly offensive eruption has covered tho BILL
boards thus late In the year II seems high time to pro-
test. Have not tho police the right aud rs II not their
duty, to tear down such pictures, or otherwise
procure their abatement, and prosecute those who
have thus been guilty OF outiagng public decenCy and
morality? There seems 10 lie ample authority In the
law for such course. Thus herbast who exhibited
In his shop windows In the High street at Chatham
England, disgusting picture Of man naked to the
waist and covered with eruptvc was held guilty
of maintaining nuisance In the ease Of The Queen
agt Grey, FOst aud Ftnlason, ~. Aud Whilton
generally s23Sb; Whateyer scandalizes the pub
lie by shocking Its OF deceucy, IL In like manner
NUISANCE. surely pictures of painted aud bedi1ene'l
women, with little clothing possible upon their
persons, and that Of an Intentionally asctvious and
enkindling sort, much more insuerable than the
herbalists medical chart In Chatham, Aud Mt the
time 1t would be desirable II little OF the
repressive treatment could be meted out to the
vendors who parade mt their doors the Illustrated police
Journals. than which nothiug vilcr, says competent
censor, appears on tine painted walls of Pompeii.
Fro BOEIs MoRtBUS.
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COMFY ISLAND RACES
Hindno WING Tic Cun.

SHEErsuEAp BAy,C. l., June l7.-To-day's
great racing card brought Immense concourse OF
people tile track the weather an that could
he desired, aud the track fast. The betting was
brisk.
First race, purse $500, for all ages 81 NJ u mile
Wakefield, olivia, Amy, Constantina, cOriOva.
Tonawanda, Chicadee, and Iedouin. sir Hugh had
the call in the betting The Duke Of Kent won Ivy
a head, BedouIn second, Cordoya third Time, i:iG.
The betting against the Duke OF Kent ut tho start
was ) to
second race, handicap sweepstakes. mile heats.
Summmy-Dan X, 4; Benheim, ., Z; sweet Home,
fore the first heat-Gleumore. $3.50; Dan H., si35;
wyoming, s35: sweet Home, 80: Held, s35. Before
the second heat-Dan H., 5000; GenmOrr, :l05;
field, :3j. French pools paid sis.25.
Third race, the Coney Island cup, 81 miles Pools
liindoo, $3.50: Eole, SoO Parole. u.s. IIindoo won,
foe second, Parole thlrd. Time, 3:5S-the second
hest on record French pools paid 1915.
Fourth race. for all ages, Ia miles. roos-'rhe
Stonehenge dulietta colt. 900; jim Farrell, $50:
Macbeth, $40: Amazon, $50; BuXom, S25. Amazon
won, Macbeth second, BuSem third Time, 1857 a +.
French pools paid $500.
Fifth race, steepechase. over the regular course.
-Dsturbance, 500; Day star 500; Frank
Short, sSO field. $50. Frank short won, Dis
turhance second, Kitty Clark third. Time, 5:32&
French pools paid s25 SIS.
NEW YonK, June I7.-RelatIve to the undecided
race yesterday at Coney Island the COMMITTEES to-day
decided to award the stakes to FlOrinel, who was
third: second money to Freegold, and third money to
LOlca. AnreliuE and Laura Glass were disqualified.
The rider Of Laura Glass was eSouerated from all
blame on his evidence, given to the Judges, his
trainer admitting that ho had followed the nstruC
Monday, when an examination of the parties impli-
cat nlX I'll ha held.
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Wall street Bulletin.

New York, June 1.-THE share specnla'
ton opened strong, with prices | = per cent. higher
for Colorado Coal and ls6l per cent higher for Tho
remainder Of the list, the latter G. q. q. and l. In
the early trade there was a general decline Of 40
per cent, Denver and Rio GTande aud Louisville
and Nashville leading the downward movement, after
an advance ranging from t65i. Dor cent took place
In which Canada Southern, New York Central, Phila-
delphia and Reading New Jersey Central, Michigan
Central, aud Northern Pacific preferred were most
conspicuous. Prices then continued Ia advance
6@iH per cent the latter Lake Shore, until about
/ o'clock, when reaction Of l6eFiia per cent. tool
place, Canada Southern, Northwest preferred, and
Lake Shore leading therein after which the market
sold up y per cent, Richmond and Danyille, St
Paul and Omaha, and Lake Shore being the mos
prominent During the afternoon Missouri Pacific
sold up ~ per cent TO 90, then went steadily down.
and closed at D8'I eN, div. The market closed gen
orally firm, with prices generally isW2M per cent
above Yesterdays closing figures, Lake Shore and
New York Central being the most prominent Trans
actions aggregated 1903, 900 shares.
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PHILADELPHIA, PA, June H." Jimmy u
Wsedep who fought with MalOney near PltsbuTg,
ana for whom the authorities Of Ohio searching,
arrived here this morning
ToRoSTo, June lit is announced that
the last rail- on the Canadian Pacinc Railway be,
tween Prince ATthuT's Landing and winnipeg viii
passenger and freight tIaflo ON July 1.
HARTFORD, Conn, June l7.-Adolphus
Han colored, arrested here on charge Of bigamy,
and held 10 await the action Of tho Massachusett,
nthories WAS discharged to-day II Is said that Tho
friends Of tile young white gin he married Ia Massa-
chusetts while having wife here desired no further
publicity Ia the matter.
PlTTsBURG, Pa, June l7.-lIon. Thomas
NJ. Marshall has formally declined 70 represent he
second Senatorial District IN the regular Re
publican state Convention, 70 DO held next Nednos-
day Mr Marshall was the delegate from tho Fofiy-
second District 10 tile convention whlch nominated
him fOT Congress at large.
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One of the pleasantest exhibitions of the
Commencement season took place at Metropolitan
Presbyterian Church, Friday evening, where the pu
pills OF Miss Adcla f. Gates showed the results oi
good instruction. The programme was as follows:
Opening march aud spring song, by school, recita-
tion, 'ls II All There sun ~ Miss Mamie Skill
man; piano solo, Florence Croghan recitation
- Our Life IL work. May Hunter; piano duet
Misses MarCie aud Bessie Cushing; recitation, - 4
Catastrophe, - Josie TAFT; piano duet, Harry Far
sons and frankie Skelton vocal solo, - Scotch Las
sic Jean, - Tene Scott; recitation, q" Flowers, -
Florence Crogban: quartrtte, Misses Marge Gushing,
Virgle Farrar Susie Randall, and Florence CrOghan:
recitation, '''Ihe Fate OF Face Maker ~
Bell Williams: vocal solo, "The Blue Alsa-
tan MountaIus,' Miss Inez King: rocitn-
ton, "Joe,'' Frankie SHELTON; Alpine herds
mans song, by school; plano solo, Bessie willard,
recitation. How lie Saved st. Michael's, " Miss
Emeline Middleton: concert study from Coma. Miss
Minnie Schot; recitation, 1.-The owl Critic, - Miss
Susie Randall; vocal duet, ''Reuben and Rachel, -
Frankie SHELTON and Harry Parsons; recitation, C
Bells of LYNN Miss Nirgic Farrar: song,
90 Ernani, - Miss Crawford composition, "Vaca-
ton, ~ Miss Lillian Barton: Good might Song, by
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Two sisters of James Maley, Jr., were
among the dancers at the festival OF the Sew Haven
Liberty Association at the Iiorse-Guard ArmoIy
last Monday evening.
If Senator Anthony lives to complete the
for which lie has lust been elected his cOntln-
service IA the Senate Will exceed In length that
Of Mr. Benton, since the latter began HIS first term
August 10, instead OF March 1.
The Marquis Of Blandford, son and heir of
the Duke Of Marlborough, writes TO the Nin.t.Oith
century, - The slayehOldlng arlstOcracy Of the
South persisted In its attempt to destroy American
unity. Would that the Anglo-Irlsh landed class had
suffered before now the same fate Then would the
empire have been relieved Of dangerous cankeT,
which has steadily been eating It's way into IT'S
yitals,
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The scnuyI.i,,Nayy Regatta.

PnILApgrrHIA, June 17.-Thousands OF
people witnessed the Scluylkill Navy regatta to-day.
lows: Junior singles-nennerinan I2:li'6: Camp
hell, ~. Senior singes-ienderson, ii;lbA; Nc
Donnel, il:20'a. The college crew defeated the
Crescent Club IN the fOur-oared shell race. Time,
IO;lGii. r-oared--West Philadelphia crew,
il:it4 Bachelor crew, H.. Junior four. cared
gigs-College crew, i0;i04. Malta, l0;iG. Senior
g359. The victorious In this race will represent tho
University OF Pennsylvania In the inter- collegiate re-
gatta on the Schuylkill June %. Double SOULS
Crescent crew, Il'O54i Quaker city, 1850. Senior
four cared shells-COllege crew, lO:3l1; Undine,
1913. slN-olred blrges--Nesper crew, 1903: Col
lege 1910 Eight. cared shells Homer won In
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The TrottinR Cracks.

CuIcAGo, June 1.-THE Chicago Driving
Park has arranged n match race between st Julien
and Trlnkei. 10 he troited Thursday July 20 during
the regular meeting, fr special purse NJ az. 800,
both to 20 In suky, st. Julien To draw not tu exceed
twenty Ave pounds more than Trnket. The exact
handicap H. vet xed hut is left FOR Secretary Hon
to decide after sPeing the animals tried. 10th are
said to he IN excellent condition. The Chicago Driv-
ing Park June meeting, which begins next saturday,
promises we'll The indications are Of q large attend
anCe from all parts of tho country. About two hun
dred horses ara now On the grounds Including the
Caliornll Stables and one from WINNING.
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summer Clothing.
An Important Change of scheme.

Success has rewarded the energy, ability,
Integrity and charity charaCtGTizng every action Of
the management Of the world famed distribution Of
the Louisiana state Lottery. SO greatly has the de-
mand Tor tickets exceeded the supply that hereafter the
former scheme Of the grandmonlhy drawings taking
multiplied by two aud half. Thus the whole tickets
VIII he ye dollars each hut hfths VIII be sold for
dollar and the nrst capital Will no 49, 600 not $50 OOO
hitherto, ana the total prizes Will be i20i 800 Tho
next drawing the liOihl VIII take place on July n,
ana any seeking fun information can apply 10 NJ
A. Dauphin, Now orleans, La, Gems. q, y, Beau
regard Of Louisiana and Jubal A. FaTly Of Virginia.
have sole management Of the drawing
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Genuine Calcutta SeeTsuckeT Suit SO.
George Spransy, j07 Seventh street.
LnrnY CnXeh.

The second excursion TO LuTay Caves ON
the Fourth Of July next under the personal auspices
Of Il. *. helphsnstine and j. ID. Free, Jr., win AZ
ford several hundred Of our citizens who anxious
10 60 an opportunity 20 visit tho greatest cayerns In
the known world at tho surprising low pricO Of
o.. G5 for round trip, including admission 10 the
caves. This Is tho lowest rate over offered the pub
lc being great deal less than the ordinary fare ono
way, and those Of our tizcnS who have never visited
the caves should do 80 on the Fourth resting
assured that only ladies aud gentlemen so those
trips, thus avoiding the usual annoyance attending
excursions Train leaves si1th-StfeGt depot At pre-
cisely O'Clock; return At 1880. See advertise
meut IN another column.