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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-08
Frank James's Acquitf3I.
PUBLIC sENTIMENT-THE OTHER INDICTMENTS
AGAINST HIM.
' tc,errnnh 10 lhe Disnntch. |

AGAlNST HIM
by telegraph 20 the Dispatch.l
KANSAS CITY, No., September "A spe-
cial to the Times from Gallatin says that
upon the announcement OF the verdict ac-
quitting Frank James applause came from
certain quarters OF the courtroom. The
Court. however, quickly frowned it down,
and singing out a young man who had
made a movement TO throw up his hat
called him 20 the bar and administered a
severe reprimand. The youth proved to be
Luther James, OF Kansas City, n cousin OF
the defendant. The question MS 10 the dis
position OF the remaining indictments
against Frank James for completely in the
killing Of Weslfail at Winston and the
robbery and murder OF Sheeb at the Gallatin
bank-Iobbcry in 1868 was then considered,
and the cases were continued till the Oct0-
Der term. the prisoner being remanded to
await further trial. 1t is announced that
he will not attempt to furnish bail. but will
remain in jail until the next term. The
prisoner received the verdict with perfect
compoSure. rs did also his wife, but Mrs.
Samuels, his mother, was much affected.
In order TO guard against any disturbance
which might follow the one saloon Of the
place was ordered to lie closed. IL can be
truthfully said that the verdict was Il gen.
tline surprise TO the community, ard much
indignation is expressed at its nature.
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VERTIGO. DIZZINESS. AND BLINDNESS.
ORFICK UTICA MoRSISe HERALD.l
UTICA. February IL. 1852. :
ihave been troubled with vertigo since last July,
and have Suffered greatly every night after any
considerable excrtion from dizziness and blind
ness. ! tried two bottles Of Hop Ditters and since
then have been entirely relieved.
Respectfully yours, j. j. FLANAGAN.
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LICENsE TAXES.

OFFICE CITY CoLLscroR,l
HtcuaoNp. September .. 1888.
NTOTICE.-ALLP PERSONS WHO ARE
IN uab,e no CITY LICENSE TAX and have not
MID The same re hereby nosihed that they wili Do
reported to the court on
MONDAY NEXT,
he,ns the 10th DAY OF september, unless said T.
csase Is pau 'e'V'e '''~ A. X. wOODsoN.
se7.st City Couscsovs
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Having withdrawn from the firm Of Heller K
CaNhi7 Broad street, inform my friends and
the public IN general that l have eslaDhshed my
erif nj above place. where shall commence WIN
an entire new stock OF
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &C.,
and shall only keep such goods as VIII give entire
satisfaction. -, ,,.,o,,a,o 90 a.
-, I soI,cit the same for the future AT my new
pa and j. 81. WERTHElMER.
s''u' 422 Broad street.
between Fourth and Fifth streets,
fopposite Fourqurcan, Price, Temple Col
an Bpm
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For sale by Druggists. Pnce so cents a bottle.
Read the following:
"BLAIR's CHL0RAL THYMoL PRofaY-
LACTIC Is the best dlsiniectant that have ever
used.n lslgued HUNTER MCGUIRE. NJ. ID.
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H I r @ % . W "A /
Il il 90 Y A A LII
egg i T. Y ZEE
GGG LII UUU ZEE

Warranted The strongest, Toughest and Most fiss-
,,c 1ine ON EARTH ROYAL FAMILY GLUE NeDds
n yerytbing SOLID As ROCK lizard A. ADA
As GRANTEE! New scicntinc
-RcyolutiOuiZes the Liquid cue Busi-
ness of the World. ROYAL GtCE Is ibsoint.iy
T.brenkaJIe and IHseparfbiei sAnroNiAN
GIANT amoDg ether Clues aud Conents! NIL
/, INKS OF Poopc are sing Royal Cline and MIL
iIoN- MORE Must Have IT.. No lieating-No
reparation-Always Ready = Always Liqnla!
clueS CHINA, WOOD, GLASS. Leather, Billiard-
GEO Tins and Cloth. 1rOckery. ORNAMENTS OF
ry,n.y Kind, Metals, Patches on Leather aud Rub
her Shoes. Book Backs. Hnc-a-Brac. and livery
MINI Else with inseparable fcnacityl MANU-
FACrURFRs OF Textile Fabrics. straw Goods,
Artificial Flowers. Imitation stained biass, 1am
Labels, Fine Carriages aud Pianos, Paper. tsfd
Hoard, on Cloth and Carpets. who NE ROYAL
GLUE for Sizing. ~iifeEing and Ciaeln1 PURPOSES,
suppl.el by the PINT, Gallon. or al GALLON
UkkREI ROYAL Glue Talks for Itself. The
News az Its Marvellous and Extraordinary I'M
breakablc Qualities. lie Great smoOthnsss. Flext-
bilItyand strength FLASHES lkELlGHrNlS9
from one Customer o. Another' LIVE SALES
MN Job Thousands Of Bottles OF ROYAL Glue To
Druggists. Groccrs. etc. SMALL BOYS sell Hua-
dr.s N Bottles I. Business Ollces and FAMILIES
rs CENTS per Bottle, With Brush and Tin Govern
by MAIL, POSTPAID, 10 centsextrs. Mapnisciured
by J.U. O'MEARA a. CO..,
~ l347 Pennsylvania ave. Washington, ID. q.
LIVE AGENTS wanted In every City and Couh-
~ throughout the United states, Canada. Europe
and South America. sold by Druggist. Groecrs,
Stationers, uar twarc and Variety Dealers every,
where. The Trade and Public supplied py bvn"
4 BRIDGES. 1903 fraakiin street. T. ktaLss
| LADD e CO.. POWERS, TAYLOR ~; n,sn-
mnnd. W. !"
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TIE Wreck OF the Gamma.
Jayn's Volcanic SfsftatiOu'

R,r,yn. JAVA, September An OH
o;ai renorr Of the recent disaster has not
heen nnblished. The number OF natives
Sil,ed NJ bantam, Batavia, and Lampang Is
estimated at $4,000. The number Of
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Rochbridge County.

GOSHEN, "a, september D, 1900
To the Editor Of the DiSpdtch'
II is out o. my line OF business to say
ANYTHING on politics, but the matter has
become of so much interest and import
a,ce that must tell the Democrats OF our
old State 10 count ten strong Frazier men
Of Of this ' precinct that have pledged them
selves TO support the straight Democratic
ticket in the November election This Is
only one day s work, my dear friends, and
YOU can rest assured that Old Goshen WIZ
Show her colors and give the Democrats a
GOOD majority. Arouse, young and old,
and let us fight for the banner, Tree our
selves. and redeem our State.
Iwould advise our Republican friends
II there be any left at this point, to save
paper and printers Ink on their tcke.S
this fall, as but few will be needed or used
Every man is AZ work. and we will see
the fruits.ere many days pass.
An OLD READJU5TER.
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correspondence Of the Richmond Dispa,ch.l
KING AND QUEEN COURTHOUSE,
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Europeans lost IL unknown. The garri-
son and the Dutch residents at Telokbelong
were saved. Terrible distress prevails at
Telokbelong, as Il f. unapproachable by
sea, owing to the bay being filed with banks
OF pumicc-stone. The telegraph line from !
Batavia TO Telokbelong was destroyed.
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Peruvian AGs,irs.
DE ChambOrd's Chief Mourner.

VIENNA, September IA number Of Le-
gitmists intend issuing a vigorous protest
against the action of the Countess de Cham
bord in expressing wish that the position
OF chief mOurncr mt the funeral OK her hus-
band should be held by the latter's nearest
relative, consuming her for thus preiudicing
fhp npmorv of thp deceased
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WHAT nAs ARTHUR DONE ?


He asked. what has Arthur done for
the people Of Virginia and the other states
Of the South - and stated that there IL no
representative OF this section OF the Union
in his Cabinet, or in any important Gov
eminent position, and that Coaiitionlsts
had formed an alliance with the Slalwart
wing OF the Republican party, who had
been most bitter towards the South, anu
who had declared that TO Yenerdte inc
memory Of Lee, Stonewall Jackson, ana
Albert Sidney Johnston is to perpetuatc
treason. In reference 10 what Mr.. McCaull
had said with regard to the pubic SCHOOLS
OF Virginia. Mr. Wise stated that the iree-
school system had been established by toe
Democratic party, and that the money
for It's support was secured Dv iegis,
iaton proposed by a Democrat ana
passed by Democratic Legislature.
lie took up the acts OF the last General AS
sembly and pointed out every measure re-
iating to schools which had been passed by
that body, and called upon Mr.. McCauli TO
indicate the measure by which one single
dollar had been secured for the support OF
our public-school system by McCaulPs
party. and said the truth Is that their ELL
cheney and prosperity Il due mainly to an
act known as the Uenkel BIZ, ~ before
said, proposed by Democrat and passed
by Democratic Legislature.
THE A., NJ. AND o.
In reply to Mr.. McCau!l's statement in
reference 10 the Atlantic, Mississippi aud
Ohio railroad, Mr. Wise said be wss sur
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ST. PETERSBURG, September 7.-Reports
from all parts OF Russia state that the cattle
plague continues its rayages with undated
fury. Over Il million cattle have fallen vie
tins OF the plague within the past four
years in European Russia alone.
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BY HIS WIFE.
Funeral from his late residence No 1923 Thrtieth
O'Clock '0h' VII 'unoas' Tile i''n' al '~e
I, "a On Thursday, March Is. 1888 EVE
man, of Boston, Mass. - '-O ''''' ''A 1''
pm M 1as 6 at M h
whAGH On oq Rrday March lsh 1883 CHARLES
Fanera fr the residence of his IN law. E.
Tuck + Fairfax Court House. Va. Sunday. the 18th.
uifa o BE- On March 18Th 1888 MABEL
The me wise Will take place
MARIA HINES; AGED 70 yesrs months and days.
O'Clock Friends and relatives invited 10 attend. ~
GINA. wife of Isaac Johnson, the undertaken.
TsSs " s . zen
6. KOCH. twenty. nine years old
n sad areh s
O'Clock p. m. All friends are invited.
NJ LA 81 Sct On Saturday March H. 1882 at
tire. aged nine years and seven months.
residence of his father Columbia College grounds
oME On March II 1881 at San Luis Potos Mex
y, MCGUIRE On the morning of March II, 1888, at
M he:9n MGnEpmsry eeInts Nd Of
Orr loss is his aa;n In 'e year OF his age.
Wilmington, NC, and Charleston s. G., papers please
copy.l
PHILIPS. On March t. 1883, at 8 D. rn after long
and painful Illness ANN PHILIPS In the seventy
year of her age. $500
Funeral from the residence Of her sister, Mrs. James
Lynch l28 East Capitol street. Monday, March 10TH at
Zoo p No. Relatives and friends respectfully invi-
tel to attend. =
ROSS. On March 18th. 1885, ELLEN r., widow OF
The late James Ross the forty ninth year of her
age
May che rest in peace.
Funeral will take place from Israel NJ. E. church.
corner FIRST and streets, Sunday, March 18th, at
$50 o'clock.
SMITHS Suddenly. on Friday, March 1s, 1883. at
100 p; M. of apoplexy, WILLIAM SMITH, aged sew
y-three years native OF Liverpool. England. res
ldent OF this city for the past fifty years.
frlends OF the family are respectful invited to at
tend the funeral from his late residence No. lOl5
street southwest. Monday afternoon, at 3 o'clock.
SMITH. On Friday. March 10TH 1885, LUCY A.
wife OF Geor1e W. Smith, and daughter of the late
Joseph jennings. ~
Funeral to, morrow, Sunday. the 18TH at o'clo ok
Rm, from her late residence 1888 36h street, West
Wash Relatives and friends respectfully invited
WlSEMAN. On March 10th, 1888. at $50 a. M.
anna AMELIA. wife OF j. B. Wiseman, aged twenty
two years, one month.
Funeral will take place from her late residence corner
I'D street and Whitney avenue lin the county, Sunday
evening" at O'Clock sharp. Friends and relatives are
respectfully invited to attend.
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MAR RlED.

CON; JoNEs-PETT1T On March -. 1888, at Wesley
Mr.: EDWIN p, JONES to Miss MARY ELIZABETH
PETIT, both Of Washington, D. c.
, WAYSON-FORnHAM. At the residence Of the
bride, on March 18th. 1888 by Rev. Joseph France D.
d EIDWARD r WAYs0N. Of Washington D. c.. and
WORSTER-COLLINS. In Baltimore on septem-
Der Il, 1881, by Rev. S. NJ. Rossiter, Mr. Willis
MORSTER to Miss MAGGIE A. COLLINS, both Of
Washington, DC.
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Spn1sa ANNOUNCEMENT.
THE MIsFIT STORE,
CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS.
Has now open complete stock Of

SPRING OVERCOATS
AND SUITS FOR MEN, YOUTHS AND BOYS, FROM
4YEARS UP.
A better Spring Overcoat at s.. so, worth $i2
silk faced Spring Overcoat at $40, worth sis.
An excellent silk faced Spring Overcoat at $12, worth
fine silk faced Melton Spring Overcoat at SIS worth
$25. w. ~
SUITS FOR MEN AND YOUTHS.
good Business Suit at 81. 80. worth 3d.
SUI %aI, SIS
An elegant Suit at $12 worth S20
me Corkscrew Suit Crock coat at SIS, worth sos
Al al wool Black Diagonal Suit at $15 worth $26.
me hsc Eaney Cashmere Suit Z: $ls worth $780,
Back Trieot Suit at sl5, worth 100
Odd Flannel Coats at Sc. so, worth "a. 80.
doesamer Coats for Men, Youths aud Boys at 81 81
$780, " and -. 90. worth fully double.
PANTS FOR EVERYBODY.
Large waists and short legs small waists and long
legs at 81 g. 90 S. 81 5 and &c. fully SO per cent
less tnan the same goods are sold for elsewhere
Sus ZOE BOYS from to IL years. nice line from SO
Suits for Boys from II to II years old. from s. up
sATIsFAcTION GUARANTEED TO ALL puR.
cHAsERS OR MONEY REFUNDED.
OUR MoTTo:-No Trouble to Show Goods.
THE M1sFIT STORE,
nh1l CORNER loTH AND STREETS.
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AGAINST rus usE OF squARr see A BASE BALL

AGAINST THK USE OF SQUARE 302 Al BASE BALL
holders in the neighborRood Of square So, bounded
square into permanent base bail ground. 10.
70 me-
y the chairman and Mesers W. n: Evans, r.
gn nosao. Youngs, Dr. W; F. Corey, Prot: r 7.
Gron and Others, who expressed themselves
strongly against the proposed use OF the square.
Mr. was
ing Of William F. sliney, ". NJ Evans. Pror: R. i.
Greener, ElphonZo YoungS and Dr. w. +. Corey,
was appointed to present It
NEW CLOTHING HoUsE.-No part OF the city
nss d during the Past few
the ne1ghborhoOd o! Pennsylvania avenue. The
most recent improvement has been the remodel
corner OF 9TH and D streets, for the occupation of
Messrs. Robinson, Parker & Co., cloth.ers. The
new store has been fitted up with excellent taste.
Tha plate-glasS front, extending from floor to
ceiling, and the long row OF side windows admits
an abundance OF light, which greatly assists the
furniture and trimmings, the broad and handsome
ly designed staircase In the rear OF the store the
large mirrors and the exquisitely patterned chan
deliers give suggestion Of elegance in taste.
There are In the rear OF the store, conveniently
arranged. dressing rooms. The second floor,
MeGe r " dd the t IN the beauty Of It's appon
The firm, through special arrangements with
large New York houses. Is enabled to offer pecial
advantages to the customers.
MISS SWAIN AT FoRD's.-Of this lady, who ap-
pears MONDAY next at Fords, the ST Louis Repub.
tcdn siys:-''She passes into variety OF charac-
tiers which come to her naturally in the situation,
and she proves herself really brilliant protean
actress Her race is bright. her presence Is good.
her movement Is graceful, her acting Is full OF
spirit and chic ana her singing is superb There is
repose and purpose in everything she does, and
she never fails TO make the desired point. Carrie
Swain has more In her than ali other little
actresses put together, and it would be tedious to
name them. She has style, voice, dramatic force
and fine vein OF pathps. She is the whole of
what several Others are parts and is no imitator
or anybody. She Is an original and must be seen
to be understood and appreciated. She bubbles
over With merriment and meltS in tears all in
breath: She captured the Olympic audience in
twInkling and the house was all over full Her
song and dance and character speeialtieS intro
duced in the play are a natural outgrOwth OF the
situation, and they are fresh and original. 1t was
q mystery how so great public found her here at
her 11rsL appearance as a star feature, but the
audience was solid fact. She is supported by a
good cOmDaDv
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DRY GOODS.

S. L. .HEMrsrosE,
903 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY
DRESS GOODS IN ALL THE NEW SHADES
PIN HEAD CHECKS.
EMBROIDERED ROBES.
NEW DESIGNS IN SATEEN & PLAIN TO MATCH
CHOlCE PATTERNS IN PRINTED LAWNS.
GINGHAMS.
WHITE GOODS IN ALL THE NEW EFFECTS.
NEW LINE OF SUMMER SILKS.
TN0npILA HI2 SILKS, IN BLACK AND OOLORs.
SURAH SILKS IN FOURTEEN COLORS, INCLT-
DD1NG ALL NEW SHADES. AT ESPECIAL GOOD
0QL0RED eros GRAIN AT ST. 81. IS AND $3.50
BLACK GROS GRAIN SILKS. RHADAMES, SAT-
ms, OTTOMAN & SUkAHS. A COMPLETE LINE.
WE OFFER GOOD BARGAINS.
HOSIERY IN ENDLESS VARIETY, FRENCH ENG
LLHdSHAN D GERMAN. OF SILK, THREAD AND
NEW SUN SHADES AND PARaSNTS OF TIE
LATEST DESIGNS.
s. l.. HEMPSTONE,
SO3 MARKET SPACE, PENNA. AVENUE.
ONE PRICE. IN PLAIN FIGURES. mills
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Spring Goops.
NJD Sproy.1 TITO

OUR SPECIALTIES.
Just opened five hundred dozen Lades and Childrens
Hose. IN beautiful plain colors and fancy stripes full
regular made from Is cents per pair up IS cents
Fifty dozen Ladies' cooTed Hose. silk clicked, three
pairs for 81. usual price 80 cents per pair
Special bargain in Black Isle thread Hose at &c.,
worth 81.
Also Black and Colored Silk Hose at g. 60, worth S.
Beautiful Spring Dress Goods all vool, at soc, e2kc.
75c. ands
Heavy and fine Colored s,lks 81 and &l2s
Special numbers 10 Black Monopoly Silks at g. Is
and $3.50.
The newest styles CT Parasols and Sun Umbrellas
Just received at lowest prices.
Receiving new goods daily.
One price and al goods warranted rs Represented.
". W. BURDETTE CO.,
Nos. s-s 7th streer and zoe stree. northwest
raliJ-3t
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Fortv Years' Experience Of an Old Nurse.
Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup is the prescription
OF one OF the best female physicians and nurses in
years with never-fatling success by millions OF
mothers for their children. It relieves the child
rom pain, cures dysentery and diaThda, gripping
to the child it rests the mother. Price Is cents q
oostlA m,M,S
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I'm Lumber Camp . Winter.

~ AusDDek camp u winner.
The men who cut and haul lumber are fearfully
exposed In severe weather, aHd, although hardy
ana rugged, are sometimes laid aside from duty.
HE handall, OF Augusta, Maine, who Is extern
stvely engaged in the numbering business, writes
s mat one OF his nen was attacked with terrible
They administered Perry Davis Pain killer, both
internally and externally. In an hour the sufferer
was relieved, and the next day he was at work as
usual
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DIED.

COLLINS. On March 13th 1883. JOHN WILLIAM
SoLI!NS, after long and painful illness, which he
pore with christian forttude aged fortytwo years. We
months and five days.
My Dear Husband has one to rest
He sweetly sic aps on Jesus' breast,
and with he Angels round the throne,
His songs and praises made known
Oh help us, Lord, not to repine,
But unto Thy good viii resign;
a And when time earth is given,
May We awake with him in heaven.
Farewell. dear Father. farewell. dear,
No more on clrtn viii meet thee here
But with the ransOmed, z ne before,
We hope to meet on Canaan's shore.
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Hats tor speing ~ 1883.
Latest New York styles a SIN Hats, D.
Large stock OF mems ana boys' Soft Felt Hats.
Boys and youths Derbys. 81, worth $l.6a
Closing out chfldren's Felt Hats very cheap
Opening our new Spring Novelties to-day.
At LEWIS, 920 9TH streek E6lAbiiahed 1859
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"Alderney Dairy WaROns.0
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
ana delivered In H-lb. "Ward prints, Csc. per 10.
&C. per at. Cream, 15c mint
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Go TO THE NEW red front shoe store and secure
some OF the immense bargains offered to-day. 70s
Sth ST. H. W., near G..
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BALD-HEAD NAN Is no curiosity, especially In
washington A woman similarly ffiIcted IS a
great wonder. Be Kind enough to read about such
a washington lady in to-fnoTrCws NEW YORK
SUNDAY MERCURY.
ASK Your new s1iealer for IL.
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Fine Hair DRESSING.
Cocaine dresses the hair perfectly and IA also
9 preparation uneQualled for the eradication Of
dandruff.
The superiority Of Burnett's Flavorinp Extracts
consists In their purity and great strength.
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ME- A. FISCHER begs leave to return his thanks
TO the IRE department, his neghboTS and the
public generally for services rendered at the re.
cent fire at his place Of business
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vKHs AVIAN on faces !air. prevailing winds to
check and health p-OtecfS Uptown fine qualities
SILK or wool, :5c. COchraEe's
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SPECIAL BULLETIN.
sHRKNrTY FOR THE sORROwrUL-

LAIUHIEF FUN LNN6CISHIN6
Read in to-morr0w'S NKw YORK SUNDAY MER-
Curry about the poor, suffering lady resident OF
Washington. Her particular life woe is hairless
head Ask your new sdealer for IT.
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Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kidney. Blad
der and Urinary diseases s.. Druggists.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
THE CITY MARKETS.

TIE CONFLICT BETWEEN NEW AND OLD BUTTER
THE EASTER DEMAND FOR EGGs-OTHER FEATURES
OF THE WEEK
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There were $50 answers received TO one adyer-
uSement IN THE STAR on Thursday last.
THR WEEKLY STAR eight large pages, cut, past
Cd and foideel viii be sent postpaid anywhere In
We United States or Canada for one dollar a year.
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Best Cashmere, sllk velvet Grapes, 7,47th at


or the time to prepare it. people oftengo Without
dressing for salads. Buy Durkee's and you I'M
never trouble yourself to make another.
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If You DESIRE Il fine picture. sit for one of Bow
dolns brilliant Terrotyp2 completed at the time
Of sitting, at Ills Pennsylvania avenue
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THOMAS Il. wA6GAMAN,
II Real Estate Auctioneer.

IL Real Lstate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, No. 108 FIRST STREET NORTH
WEST. AND No. 103 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed OF trust dated the 2lst day Of
February, 1880, and recorded in Liber 936 folio
l24 ct seQ of the land records of the District
Columbia and at the request Of the holders Of the
secured thereby default having been made the pay
ment thereof the undersigned win sell st public
THIRTY FIRST pay OF MARCH. 1883. It fouk
situated In the city Of Washington District Of Column
bia 20 wit All those pieces parcels Of land situate
and lying In the SAID city of Wellington, ard Known
and described parts Of lots numbered two CD and
eight 3D. In square numbered fve hundred and seventy
Ave (575).
The terms Of sale third cash. and the remain
der in six 90 and twelve 2) months from day Of sale
al cash, at purchasers option; the deferred paw.
ments 10 be secured by deed Of trust One hundred
dollars ($lO0) must be poeised the day of sale.
THOS. w. SMITH. Surviving Trustee.
THOMAS e. WAG6AMAN. Auct 14-2sw6ds
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