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The Markets.


SO; DO: I'd series So; past-dae COUPONS. 80: Dew
April e sa sissSy-maanr
81 F1our--quiet and unchanged. WheatNsonthern
No
s Asts'inS NJ T Sas EssI Ess
U s sss d aa Nav
ssA 5uns: aaHss2s; steamer SsH Oats qnietNsouth
changed and quiet. Provisions steady with fair de-
Eggs steady T. Petroleum nnchsnsed ccffee r
Rio o., sar 20 ordinary to fair Sugar steady
sHa Freights to Liverpool per " steamer dali
els els o sh = d 600 bushels saes-whea
RANGR OF THE THRRMoMETER--The following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
officer to-day: am 483; II am, A2; pm.
59.6 Maximum, COS: minimum, a.
THE H1RrH MURDER sToRY.-The police do not
credit the story referred to in yesterdays STAR
that johnson had made a confession that he COM
mftted the murder OF Hirth, for which Bedford,
colored people are very much agitated about the
source.
BILL For DIVORCE FMsD.-To-day Messrs.
Ross and Dean, for VIM. T. Bury, filed bill for a
S foP1n marriage RsS
W. J. Floyd that they have one child, and charges
that on the 10th Of October, 1882 she eloped with
one VIM. R Shelton and committed adultery with
him. He asks to retain the custody OF the child
THE GRAPE that covered the desk OF the late
Postmaster General was to-day removed, and the
black drapery taken on the chair in readiness for
the new Postmaster General. who win occupy the
seat tomorrow. The feSt0OnS OF grape over the
doors leading in the room will not be removed at
present
PosTxAsTIR GINHRAL 0RxsHAN did not arrive In
Washington on tho train reaching this city &C 2:6
O'Clock this afternoon. ~ was oxpeCted
postmaster ct Weyers Cave, We
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WORK And WAGsS-TyO factories I'm lynch
pufg. Va, Resumed work yesterday with colored
operatives. Another factory has secured enough
handS to resume work to-dsy.-The Conference
committees OF the coal operators and miners OF
flIsourg, Pa, meet to-day or the purpose OF pro-
Cteuing Win aroltratlon To the Sliding scale of
wages proposed some months ago-Thpre ia
uttle change In the situation In the Chicago brick
layers strike. Most or the master masons have a
lew men AT work, and new men are beginning 10
come In from other cities. The strikers have be-
gun illuminating working nOn-union men.-The
fltISuuTg cigar makers at meeting last night de-
claed 10 strike on May fSt unless the manufactu-
TeTs concede THEIR demand for Increase OF 81 per
iHd The manufacturers say they will not grant
Ihe adVance.-At meeting OF the Phi!aa,lpbia
down town beamers and twlsters last night II WAS
decided 10 make formal demand upon the manu-.
tacIurers fof an Increase from s3 TO sl4 per week
III the demand Is refused general strike VIII take
place. The movement will affect about twenty
intii1, ''
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CIR TuE Best
THE CONCORD HARNESS."
THE CONCORD COLLARS
LUTZ & BRO,
497 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Adjoining the National Hotel
Sole Agents for Hills Celebrated Concord Harness.
TRUNKS and HARNESS in great variety at Lowest
frlces. f2l
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RNTIM0lE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST AND The ONLY LINE
BtGN EN
1HE EAST AND Tak WEST VIA WASHINGTON
IOUBLL TRACK JANNEY COUPLER!
SILL EAIf.Si
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What the great Restorative. HOsTETTER's sTOM
ACH BITTERS. viii do. must be gathered from wha
has done. It has effected radical cures in
of cases of dyspepsia bilious disorders In termtten
fever. affections. general debility copstipa
ton. sick headache, mental despordency and the pc
culiar complaints and disabilities to which the feeble
are 80 subject.
For sale by all Druggists Dealers generally ap3
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p Rr AND Isv1eonAr1Na.

PURE AND INv1eonAr1sa.
Those who may wish to purchase either as delicious
beverage for medicinal purposes an unauthorized
whiskey. invited to make trial Of the celebrated
brand.
2 2 P E ? P 3 ZEE gnn TIT EEr M y
VI F. E : f., ! FL ! f. III i
g: g: f.
This Whiskey. upon an analytical examination, has
proved to be FREE from Fusl Oil aud indeed of any
ttious age and favor to this popular drink.
For sale by
BROWNING Il MIDDLETON
BARBOUR HAMILTON.
J. b. BRYAN BRO. wasbinoto, n n
B. W. REEDS SONS. and
N. T. METZGER & BRO.
H. Il H. W. CATHERWOOD,
PHILADELPHIA,
ta1878 SOLE PROPRIETORS,
L1oU s.
HEADQUARTERS FOR FINE OLD RYE wH1s-
KYS.
MARYLAND CLUB A.
MONTICELLO IT.
BAKER.
OLD CROW
ROYAL CABINET.
IRISH AND SCOTCH WHISKY,
BEDFORD RUM,
JAMAICA RUM
PIPER HEIDSIC CHAMPAGNE, BASS ALE ON
DRAUGHT AND BOTTLED, GUINNESS POR-
TER ON DRAUGHT AND BOTTLED.
YOUNGER's SCOTCH ALE. BOT.
TIED. HOLLAND GIN
tSWAN).
E. C. KNIGHT,
fe13 1872 Pennsylvania avenue
~ m ID
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ssliliGAl NAlaa-

The democrats OF Paterson. Nj vcs,erdav
elected mayor and gain an alderman and tw a
school commissioners. In Trenton, NJ the dem
ocratS elected mayor, school superint endent and
six out OF eight councilman and three out OF
four frceh0ldars
The officials OF Petersburg, Va. appointed by
the democratic city council In June last W holn
the court OF appeals or Virginia decided were ile-
gaily appointed, were paid last night with funds
subscribed by the citizens
Inc democratic state convention to nominate a
candidate Tor governor or Georgia met at Atlanta
to-day.
The trial or the democratic city officials and
others in Richmond, Va, charged with the VIOLA
ton OF the election laws In the last election Is
liked Tor to-day n the Us. circuit court
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kVM. P. YOUNG. Real Estate Auetioneer.

w w. l. iOoSD' reai Estate Aucuoneer.
AUCTION SALE OF 81. 100 ACRES ON SEVENTH
,sIEEkT ROAD, NEAR BkIGHTWOOD, d. C.
by vrtie OF duly recorded deed Of trust will 5fs
Ssi Ut auction on the premises. at HALF-PASI ~
III Tg1 HCLOIh + NJ on MONDAY, SIX-.-.A-
TENTH APRIL, 1883. 81. 100 acres near Bright
wool. DC. plat will be exhb ited at the ssle.
Terms One-thrd cash, and the remainder in one an
Two years, at SIX per cent; 800 deposit Conreyaucipg
a. rirthasers cost. If terms should not Ire Complied
Win ia Ten days the property viii be resoid at
apo. /. 10. T. Ii WM. S THOMPSON Tru-tea
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THIS EVENING.

tHAS WEEKS VI. w. BULLEN.
W lexis Il CO., Auctionenrs,
w t3f Louisiana avenue
Opposite City Post Office.
ENTIRE STOCK OF HARDWARE, &C., COMPRIS-
ING A GENERAL ASSORTMENT, viz;
Fine Pocket Cutlery. Table Cutlery
StiEs.'Ts and Shears. Fises,
Hand ana other Saws
C4b.Ile5 and Builders HsrIware,
IN!ncs Locks, Agricultural Tools
LsrCe quantity of Shelf Hardware
Ana other 3ods being the entire stock contained in
meHcing at TEN O'CLOCK MONDAY MORNING
AIHiL NINTH. and continuing in the EVENING at
IN T. NJ. and every day thereafter at same hours
lntt. ali IL dist osed Of
De ;'ers and private buyers invited.
sale without reserve to ctose the business,
CHAS. WEEKS. Salesman,
,-;.t, I,,,,,ox,.a.. D.
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= BkNSINGER. Auct!oneer
Js Washington Horse and Carriage Bazsr
1913. $40 and 942 Louisiana ayenua
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES, BUGGIFs CARRI
A6FN WAGONS. HARNESS, &C.. EVERY TUES
DAY. THURSDAY AND SATURDAY MORNING
G0MMEAGISG AT Ten O'CLOCK, REGARD,
Constantly on band and at private large stock of
HORSE New and second hand Buggies, Carriages Ex-
cGnsi4rGleuts. fSs D.,
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Local Notes.

Mr. Maximillian A. Beuter and Miss Jennie H.
Smith, both OF this city, were quietly married this
morning at Trinity church, Sd and streets the
Rev. DR. Thomas q. Addison officiating.
John Decker was fined IS by Judge Smell to-day
for assaulting Maurice Dillon in the Capitol build
Ing yeste rday. The assault grew out OF Dillon
charging Decker with swearing falsely agalns,
him, for so.
DR.. Purvis. In charge OF the Freedmen's hospital,
reports to the Secretary OF the Interior that during
the month OF March 81 white males were ad.
mitted and as colored; white females and 20 col
Ored-making total OF 49,
Horace H. Brewer and wife to-day entered q suit
In equity against Margarftha Keith for partition
OF lots 10 and H. square 90. or sale and distribution
OF the proceeds.
don, has flied bill In equity against Mary A.
Lawler ct al, to enforce a mechanics lien.
The furniture for the new court rooms was de-
nsered at the City Hall to-day. 1t Is OF very
handsome nattern
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The STORY OF THE BULLETS.-The police made
an examination yesterday OF the house where the
Alexander Fields shooting affair took place, and
found five bullets az caliberl In the partition at
the head OF the stairs and Two bullets (3S caiiber
In the wall of the hall at the foot OF the stairs
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
EEALlEk u. WILLIAMS s. CO., Auctioneers

az ALlEA d. WILLIAMS Co, Auctioneera
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROvFD PROP
ERIY. CORNER NINETEENIH AND il
STREETS NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY. APRIL TENTH, at HALF-PAs
FIVE O'CLOCK 7. M. shall sel in front of the
PREMISES, OTIS /, 30. 81 and 81, in g. W. Hopkins sub
division Of square 40, improved by brick dwelling
"a II lot having good front, running hack depth
thereof
Terms Of sale: Ore-third cash, balance Fix tweh O.
and eighteen months for notes bearing interest from
day If SALE and secured By deed of trust on property
sold Ali conyeyaucns. &C., at purchasers cost $50
down each lot time Of sale.
sp5:5t WALTER Il. WILLIAMS < co. .Aucts.
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MEDICAL, &c.

! ADlES, YOU CAN CONFIDENTLY CONSULT
~ br. BhOiHEES. 906 b ST. $. Particular atter-
uoh Psii 20 all Diseases peculiar to Ladies' married or
5he All irregularities aud Ovarian Troubles treated
Thirty five years experience. mh3I- Inns
M ANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTrI b
w or Two OF Dr. BROTHERS. Invigorating Cordial
VI. cure any case OF Seminal Weakness, Nervous De-
Dta ana ,d Impotence 1t imparts yi8or to the whole
:. W. -Dn,s
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AUCTION SALES.

DANK. GAS. INSURANCE AND OTHER STOCKS
On WEDNESDAY,, APRIL ELEVENTH, AT ONE
O'CLOCK we will sell. within our auction rooms 9th
and streets northwest,
10 shares Second National Bank Stock.
so 90 National Bank Of Republic 90
90 National Union Insurance :.
100 90 Colu ubia - 50
100 60 Wash Gas Light Co. 90
50 90 Franklin Fire Insurance 80
1t DUNCANSON BROS. Auc.s.
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RANGE OF THE THERMOAETER--The following
were the readings at the Office Of the chief sigma
officer to-day: am. 4a3; II am, 5A2; pm
SEQ Maximum, COS: minimum, 47.4
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THE CONSUL OF the United States at St Gale
Switzerland has collected for the relief OF the suf
ferers from the Ohio river flood 10 $50 francs which
has been forwarded to the United States through
the oHlces OF the New York Herald.
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DIR. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS
sxrSmc cure for sn Urinary Dssases Inpotency. dleek
n Paina &C. 0onoFrhCeA cured In - hourA WN,
q. ENTWI6LKS. corner 18th direct aud Psnnsylvsnis
avenue northwest Price S Per bon. by maui unde1
1e<A 0 x0ceapg OF price. 8ull
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. ANHOOD RESTORED.

M ANHUOD RESTORED.
victim OF early impruoence, causing Nervous No.
every known remedy. has discovered simple means
OF self cure. which he viii send free To his fellow
ssfierers; Address j.. H. REEVES. 4s Chatham street
NSN 1Ofk a IN
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Star Route Notes.

MR. BLISS DENIES STORIES OF A SPLIT AMONG GOV.
ERNMENT COUNSEL.
Mr.. Bliss, when his attention was called to-day
to published statements that there was a split
among the government counsel, which might
probably result I'm the withdrawal OF Messrs. Mer-
rick and Ker. characterized 1t very emphatically
as lie.
WHAT MR. KER SAYS
Mr.. Ker said that he considered himself under
obligations to the government to continue in the
present case. In the event OF his being nominated
for the office OF district attorney at Philadelphia
he would not accept the nomination unless alb
solved from his obligations to the government 10y
the district attorney.
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a To sl who arc suffering from the errors and In.
OF youth. nervous weakness, early decay
1858 OF manhood &C.. viii send recipe that viii cure
you IRE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was dis
eo ,, oy missionary in South America. Send
STATION .. New York City. o7-A tn. til. ok. Iy
MADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR La
W Gies Anfem4ie complaints quickly cured. Can Be
consofed DAILY ct l245 7th etnorthwes on cohOufn
from TO 8 O'Clock y. M. with ladies only f6-Ims
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-25
Idaho City Charge. NJ. f. Church,
Plan for December.

First, second, third and fifth Sun.
days, Idaho City, morning and even
ing. Fourth Sunday, Garden Valley
Will stop at the mining camps on my
way to Garden Valley. Christmas
tree in the VI. E. Church on the even
ing of the oath. Watch night meet
ing on the evening of the 31st. The
public are invited to attend. all these
services. L. n. B. ANDERSON,
Pastor.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-25

DEMOCRAT: Wish the Missionary
society would let some other poor
heather go hungry for a spell and
present the Democrat Office with a
large, big print family Bible.-Mr.
Solomon, with two other men, is wash
ing out flour gold on Snake river,
eipht miles above Walter & McOuat's
ferry. He says with everything ia
vorable they make seven or eight dol
lars day to the man.-Eugenia Fan
tozzi. the Italian who shot and wsln
ded VIM. Evans, at Kura, last week
had an examination before Justice I
w Randall. He was held to answe,
in default of five thousand dollars
bail and committed co the county jail
&C. w. JennericlS, better known a
.sDutch Henry" died quite suddenl,
the other day of heart disease. ID
was brick mason and had long beer
resident OF Boise,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-25

THE boss dreamer is celebrated
deer-slayer, now squatter IN Long
valley, and his name Is Bill Abbott
He dreamed, one bright, moonlight,
Silly night, that certain young man
was narrated in the NJ. e. Church to
certain young lady, and by GER
tain minister, all Of which came to,
pass Just as seen in the dream, and
at the precise hour, and the strang-
est part of it is he didn't know the
young man had girl or had ever,
contemplated such thing as matri-
mony. He related his dream to his
pard, Ben Miller, while they were
shoveling in grub next morning, so
Ben says, and Ben is a fac smile OF
:sthe curly headed boy who never told
lie" that We have all. read about in
an old school reader, and we know
that he wouldn't construct a wilful
fabrication on such small and insig
nifcant thing as dream about a
wedding-no! not for six bits, in
bright, glimmering new silver, not if
he thought he could make more by tell
ing -toed truth. Ben and
Bill both mix convincing supply of
earnestness with their tone of voice
in relating the details of the dream.
Bill relates the dream, and Ben tells
it as he says Bill told it to him the
: morning after the dream was dreamt,
F, and we are constrained to believe
they tell the straight, right-angled
triangular truth.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-25

JESS BRADFoRD informs US that the
road from here to Banner is in SPLEEN
did condition. Nose has made quite
a number of snow bridges, and has
only two more to make--one at a
crossing on Moore creek, and two
others in marshy places. Nose has
put up a stable at the twelvemile
house, and has good station there.
He has good supply of hay and
grain in the stable. Nose is deter
mined to keep the road open all win
ter. Such a thing has never been
attempted before,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-25

JOIN MERRILL, formerly of the Ba-
sin, writes to friend here that he
arrived at Silver City, New Mexico,
from Los Angeles, last September.
He left Placer county, California, for
Los Angeles in July. Has been pros
pecting almost constantly in the
mountains since his arrival at Silver
City, and when the letter was written
had just returned from a four-weeks'
stay in the Big ella Canyon, which
is described as rocky, rough and rug
ged. He says he didn't see a pound
of genuine quartz in the canyon.
There are some good mines lower
down on the ella, but mostly blank
ct Lodges. They are expensive to
work, but some are paying well. John
says he wouldn't give Idaho for one
hundred Arizonas or New Mexicos,
and is looking forward to the time
when he shall return. He has ledge
in the Buro mountains, which he will
sink on in January. Mr.. Merrill
says T. J. Sutton, formerly editor Of
) the WORLD, is at Demning, fifty miles
south of Silver City. He has beer
editing daily paper, but stopped re
, Gently for rest. Demning is a rail
road town at the junction of the
: Southern Pacific and Atchison, Tope
ka and Santa Fe roads.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-25

O.. P. JOHNSON, cattle man, who ac-
conlpanied Sheriff German to Dillon,
Montana, to- identify the man ar
rested in Montana, and supposed to
be Cottner, telegraphs that the pris-
oner is not Cottner. The latter work
ed for johnson two or three years
ago. A dispatch was sent to Cor
man to hold the prisoner, till another
man who knows Cottner, arrives
there from Boise.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-25

OPERATIONS AT BANNER.
Rich strike In the Grown Point.

Rich strike In the Crown Point.
JESS BRADFORD, who has contract
from the Elmira company for running
200 feet east on the Wolverine mine,
Banner district, has heightened the
drift to 10S feet, besides cross-cutting
SO feet. Has run four cross cuts
The ledge is 81 feet between walls.
A vein, four inches thick has been
struck on the hanging wall. The
highest assay of the ore was 1886.
This drift commences at the face Of
the main tunnel, 800 feet in length,
and at the depth Of 800 rect. Austin
& Gallagher, who have contract for
running 200 feet west on the Crown
Point from the same place, drifted "A
feet, then, according to an order of
Joe Robbins, the Elmira conpany's
foreman, made cross-cut north, 45l
feet, to hanging wall. The first 225
feet was through. ledge formation
with iron oxidized-then ran through
: decomposed quartz % feet, where the
| ore forms. The ore-seams are from
4 inches to IA inches thick of high
grade ore. From all appearance
: they are on the extreme east end o
a the ore chimney. Everything look
favorable for bonanza. The tren,
j of the ore chute is west. A right ang
n lie crosscut was run from main TUNE
/, which runs south, to where the ric
S ore was struck. The miners wer
if forced to stop work in cross-cut o
: account of bad air. The next wor
Z to be done will be the driving of
II drift from the main tunnel to the Gro:
n cut. It will start somewhere betwee
shaft sunk to the depth of IS fet
II in the tunnel and $50 feet from tt
p face, and an upraise from tunnel |
a surface, 295 feet from face. The dri
to connect with the cross-cut wi
- have to be run about 125 feet. I'll
character of the ore struck In tt
IN cross-cut is black sui phurets, antim
W NAL and ARSENAL ruby, with now al
70 then silver glanse. The vein dil
:. north. The above items were fur
. ished by Jess Bradford. He inforr
as us that station has been cut out,
Id feet square, on the north side of t
in Banner ledge, near the face of t
II main tunnel, which tapped the We
-. -, at the depth of 800 feet. The wor
: which was done under the supervise
r. of Joe Robbins, would be called fir
he class on the Comstock or anywhe
81 else. Joe, calculating on the dip
:. the vein from this level to the surfa'
+ expects to cut into the ledge by sin
as 100 feet deep from station. The sha
sss when Mr.. Bradford left, was do'
rs. 24 feet.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-25

Ben MILLER and VIM. Abbott ar.
rived here yesterday from Long Val
ley, to take in their share of the good
things Of the holidays. They say the
snow is about six inches deep in that
valley. The boys travelled all the
way from Long valley to Jerry Dill's
ranch, on Lower Squaw creek-be-
tween fifty and sixty miles-in one
day.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-25

JUD BoYAKIN, editor Of the Dem
pcrat, who can say as much in few
'Fofas as any man we know, wisely
temarks, speaking of newspapers,
anat quality, not quantity, is what
Flls In these enlightened days"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-25

JIM lawn and Jess Bradford put
n an appearance at this place the
pther day. Came down from Banner
pn board Nose Kempner's snow
schooners.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-25

1 A snow storm set in yesterday
= or and the feathery flakes were
stll dropping thick and fast when we
Fent to press. The five or six inch
E that fell sometime ago will proba-
IN j have several inches added on be-
pre- the storm stops.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-25

jim IRWIN says elk are plentiful at
yordan's bridge, on Payette, FIVE miles
porth of Banner. Len White, VIM.
irwin and another Bannerite went
Down short time ago and killed
Three.