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Tho reasons for PerumG'S superior excellence
in all diseases and II mOaas GPsranai, are
ported In his book on the ellis OF Life, and
How TO Cure Them" from page / TO page 10.
though the whole book should be read and
studied to get the full value Of this p0r-exeel.
lent remedy. These books can be had at all
the drug stOres gratis.
Penmd is the best immediate Extentorant
Cough Medicinel that has yet been COM
pounded by physician or druggist. There Is
nothing In medical print that can at all com
pare with it. And OF less so is 1t the very
hes! Tonic, 81 imulant, Nervine, Dluretic,
AltGrstive, Anti-Dyspeptic, Appetizer, Hmma-
tic, tBlood Medicine,) SC 60, that has ever
bean compounded by doctor or layman. II
should, tncrefofi, always be kept on hand for
immediate ute. paw
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DIED.

GoEHMASN-At his residence, No. s6Ss Jacob
street. On Sunday July -, 1883. att 0 clock 7. NJ,
GGORGE GoEaNAss, aged 81 !ears.
Funeral Tues lay afternoon att O'Clock. Inter.
ment at Red Mems burylng ground. FiIsndsof the
family are respectfully invited to attend.
BILLION Sunday morning, July 2, 1883, at FIVE
o'cloci {. ANNIE NJ, wife Of Charles !. Bell, In the
G6th year Of her age,
Funeral from the residence Of her father, Stephen
Mccullough, No. 50 Sixteenth street, this tuesday
afternoon at . O'Clock. Intermept at Peninsula
Cemetery. Friends ara respectfully invited to at
tend,
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Macy invalids, including physicians, who
used ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS after trying
everything else, pronounce II the only real
curative ever discovered for all rheumatic
diseases, and best remedy known for kidney,
bladder, liver and stomach disorders. Send
for proofs or medicine 10 DE-. ELMoRE, 100
William street, New York. TrhEhw
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How many children are punished for being
uncouth, wilfull, and Indifferent 10 %inStruc-
lions or rewards, simply because they are
out OF health An intelligent lady said OF q
child of this kind: Mothers should know
crate does OF Hop Bitters for two or three
weeks, the children would be all q parent
could desire" TThs&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-24

WHATS happy way Of putting things the
real poet has! Now, Burns, instead OF
saying, "BewRre Of %pickpockets !" ex-
presses the same idea by "a chiefs among
We tRkin' notes"
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"PAwS me honorl" says the dude,
"Wouldn't advance a nickel onit," says the
pawnbroker.
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MARRIED.

IRWIE-ToDD-onJul y II, 1883. by Rev. =. L,
Loper at the residence Of the brides uncle, Hon.
John Birch. ClSysyI le, Pa WILL A. IRWIN and
Miss LAURA N. 1oDD, both OF Claysyille.
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uorsford's Acid Phosphate, a Reliable
Article.
Dr. E. Cutter, Boston, Mass, says: 'Ifound
II to realize the expectations raised, and re-
gard II Us q reliable article.h TrhsLw
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RusKIN says courlships should last seven
years. Ruskin evidently believes in putting
off the evil day as long as possible.
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A GOOD COMPARISON.

Tho Rev. William RoulatL a %wcll.kaoTn
Methodist clergyman, residing Mt Naples
draws the following amusing, but apt coHi'
parlson between DR.. G. GeLdH''' T''"gS?'
prepared by Fleming Brosp of Pittsburgh
Pa, and q ferret
"Aferret when placed at the er'F1nco Ola
rat hole, enters tho aperture, travels alon4
the passage, seizes upon the rat, eXtCrllln.
ates his existence and draws tho animqIs
derlnct carcass to the light. And ~ ny
manner have l found DR.. Q. Nehdn't XXX nv
ISSs 10 operate upon worms, those urea FhI.
anddangerous tormentors ofchildreh. t" y
remedy, like tho ferret, enters the npGr,v,s
OF the mouth, travels down the guile, LUNA tSs
round the stomach and lays hold o. Lae
worms, shakes the life out OF inc ttp, ,heIr
sweeps clean their den, and carries T rbT'
carcasses clear out Of the SYSTEM lsmt'
at least, has been tho effect OF TIE VERNE
flge upon my children"
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NEW

% EsIDENCE FOR SALE IN MAR
LII TINS VERY, o.-EIx o0rns two baSeuent
kitchens add double cellar. Apply at once, owner
going away. J. T. HAEE5, Mathis Fern, Ohio.
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EDUCATIONAL.
4 SCHOOL FOR Girls

Security; Aothetly Care, Good so,,a,r, M
LOCATION and SsaSonASle G1S.SS 'asaaul
rat. DeChantRl Acaden,
nEAR WHEELNG, ". Va.
Tho thlTty.tourLh year Of thi1 Seii Sr
e 9tfls, d the charge Of he Si1teT " 2 Scnool
lLNlion, opens On the FtNt Monday Of SeStS,DhG1.
Pupil feceiyed ~ any time In the De,dcr
Those VINO doirc 70 place lhcir dSn1SiS;,
Institution 0fordingCxceptinrSIly voC4 SSSSts "a 40
In iho way o. healthtul and dC!EEhtinl loeItj5na 81
e SeI ,sn h SSSSH X uTSIt oTSI discipline aud instruction,
nent Of female education, Including IL! rSSSpsslt'
languages aud muAlc, al VCry FcSsoS"hian USeta
thonld send for Q catalogue Of ND Srhn"I taleS,
gIRkCfRsSS OF TIKI ACADEMY NHuISl
OF THE VIBITKTloN
Nj. DRCHGSTiL.
lE2tD4R Near Wheeling. ". y,
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WASHINGTON AND LES

UNIVERSITY, Lexington, Va.
Instruction 10 ttc usual R~t4leglic s,udie,. ana
| In the professional schools OF law aud Enpinst,.,
Ing, Location healthful. Expense modenis
Next session opens sept, ~. FoscatHlOEue addIeS
jyS W. C. Lex, pr,ldcp,
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RED cows.

saturday morning, from % Fifteenth street. one
large Red Cow. hornS turn inward, white star be-
wide HONS. Any Information that will lead 70
their whereabouts win be suitably rewarded.
Leave information with
,r2p So Twelfth s., WhseIIns! v, Va.
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Name.
Cen. Pacific.
CheS & Ohio.
Do. LIST pref
News Briefs.

The remains OF the late Postmaster General
were placed yesterday In their lnal resting place
at Green Bay. There was a large attendance
the niece OF the deceased, Miss Grace Howe,
tainted at the grave.
The Massachusetts, legislative committee is In
VeStlgatlng the charges made against the man.
agement OF the Tewksburg, Mass, almshouse, by
Gov Butler. The evidence yesterday tended to
show that the dead bodies OF patients were sold
for surgical purposes
The state temperance alliance local option bill
passed the Delaware senate yesterday 10y vote
OF 8 TO The vote was surprise. The house Is
decidedly hostile 10 the measure.
Inc New York grand jury have taken up the
Haverstick- Conkling homicide, and it is thought
that he will be indicted.
Michael Bowlder while sitting on the track OF
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, near UniontOwn,
Pa, last night, was struck 10y train and killed.
John I. Ayres, well-known cattle dealer, COM
mtted suicide near his residence, two-and-a half
miles from Belair. Md, yesterday, by hanging
himself in his stable loft
In the balk line billiard tournament In Chicago
yesterday, Dion defeated Wallace and Schaefer
beat Norris
Home, Sweet Home" played on a mouth organ
In the rooms OF the Postal telegraph company, In
New York, yesterday, was distinctly heard in
Chicago, distance OF ,2i0 miles
The craters OF Mount Etna are again 10 a state
or activity. The rumblings OF the volcano are
frequent, and signs OF an earthquake are becoming
more frequent
While guiding party OF United States Officers
to arrest gang OF Illicit distllers In Greenv,lle
county, S. c., .. r. Hightower was fatally shot by
one OF the mOonShiners-Mar1on Watson.
Jerome Leland, one or the prop1etors OF the Stur.
tevant House, in New York, died yesterday after.
noon OF pneumonia at the Leland homestead In
Newburgh. Ohio.
The London Daily Nt.os says: Mr. Parne,l has
nnally arranged to go to America In the second
week OF April, but has not yet decided to acce pt
tne invitation 70 the Philadelphia convention
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m I'm

DELAF1ELD In New York city wednesday, March
2Sth, 1885, LEWIS l.. DELAFIELD.
Funeral services will he held ut Calvary church New
York Saturday morning. at half past ten O'Clock
DRAEGAR. On March 3Oth. 1883, at 5:l5 a. M,
CHARLES DRAEGAR. sged fifty nine years and three
months.
Funeral will take place from his late residence No.
PIP street northeast Sunday at three O'Clock y. m.
Friends and relatives are invited to attend. e
ESSIG. Thursday night March 10Th 1899. LLOYD
W. EMMART ESS10. youngest child Of Charles and
the late Margaret Essg.. aged four years.
Funeral from the family residence No. 1000 stroo1
northye on Sunday at three y. m. Friends
spectfuly invited. 2'
sALTER. On Friday. March 30th, 1888 at her resi-
dence. No I040 street north west CHARLOTTE, wifO
Of George w. Salter.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
TURNBULI. On Thursday, March 18th, 1853, 6
one O'Clock p. JANE, widow Of the late Col. VIM.
Turnbull. c. IS. Typographical Engineers
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 20 aften9
her funeral from her late residence. No. 30l7 Stress
northwest. Sunday. April 1. ct 2 pm.
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.

nUNCANsoN BROS Auctoneers.
H 4 o 2F h sdMI f.
IMPROVED, SITUATED- ' 20
ON STREET NORTHWEST.
ON WASHINGTON STREET,
ON NJ STREET NORTH,
DELAWARE AVENUE. Third STREET EAST,
on X STREET NORTHWEST.
ON NJ STREET SOUTH.
AND ON H STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court d ~,
in EQUITY Gauss ;s ). ~ s59 i ; 3benno
FIFTH DAY OF SrRfi. A. D 1883. at FIVE GCI6G OK
he ot e te So Of With
square No 5ls This Lot fronts l76 feet y inch on G
and will be sold in seven convenient parcels each about
And on FRIDAY. the SIXTH APRIL, at FIVE P
NJ: IN front OF the premises we viii sell Lot No ~ in
@ and w bs so n ep
sash u bPGSt sEVE tsff APRIL at
II. H. ls and i in square 74a. north Delaware
On TuEsDaS. TESfH APRIL at FIVE p. NJ. in
Rbs s ses &
elusive in the subdivision Of square No. 749 on Sd
sa9 ssy
front No of s1 hs b sss the half lot
sSrh between Sd and th streets vest and nd At
81 n ~ ~ Az RhH ii %
6n Rst 81 1na 30 Z APRIL at
NJ rear parts Of lots Nos s. 8 10 and ii. in the
aSa f ri NN Il re- FIJI Ds
III. IN square No 81 with the improvements on
ns 1n o sas Of which deposit of 500
on each parcel viii be required at time Of SALE balance
BY deed Of trust the property sold Or ali cash
at option Of purchaser the terms are not complied
rirf defsnisns 1 purchase: o
&C. at purchasers cost ,.,,n
mh2sd6ds ALAN a. DALE. Trustees
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star.
Woman Hanged To-Day

HER C0OLNEss-SHE SLEPT SoUNDLY LAST NIGHT
AND EXAMINED THE GALLONS THIS MoRNING-SHE
ASSERTS HER INNOCENCE TO THE LAST.
WINDSOR, VT. March 30-Mrs Meaker, who Is to
be executed this afternoon, slept soundly last
night and, after breakfasting, in accordance with
request made yesterday to see the gallows, was
led out by the sheriff this morning to examine It.
She closely scrutinized every part of the struc-
ture, assembled the steps OF the scaffold alone
with firm tread and without emotion,
and inquired OF the sheriff II she would be re-
Quired to climb the fatal stairs unasslsted at the
final moment The drop and the mode Of its
working we're looked into with an air of morbid
curiosity, and, cycling the trap, she asked: rs
that the placer After returning to her quarters
she was visited by the chaplain and
manifested the most stolid indifference
Later on, when visited by Sheriff Anterior. she
inquired after her husband and daughter and then
with much agitation said, "Tell them am to be
murdered to-day: am an innocent woman" She
alluded to her sons confession as lie, and said
he had brought her to the gallows. When Mr..
Anterior rose to leave she began to cry, and
kissed his right hand twice, and sending her love
to the folks at home, she cried. "Good bye, good
bye" as he left.
Mrs. Meeker was hung at :35 O'Clock this after
noon. She persisted to the last that she was in
QOceuG
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UNHE GREAs
II PENNSYIy ANA ROIyTw

ESggkkkS41 Es ~ sN ho s91rHwrsr
y tFFECT ii sKoii'1 SRI ho ISL.
=. 8. eTH Asp sTEfETs As FoInow asos CORNER
hor 1t'sourg and the West Chicago Limited Express.
Inc f' with vi S s a. osr. foss
Pm daily with Paaco c.rs Si 70 ptisbbnrs .19
nsaH4a and a sss w tsgfs s dss
baltimore AND IoToMAc RAILROAD.
no so ? IN daily exoep, Saturday with Palace Car:
For NJ n; G ally. s1eer, Sun.iay;
sS. M z On ms su nd ~ = no M 80
s arc leo pm Ii9i:el o. Pullman Par,
For Es,o without c,iansr. 80 p m e1aqs
Fer Brcotlyn. a. through trains oonnec. a. Jer-
s s5y e'y wt Eoss q BTo"sgn Annex a9rs
across New YoPs c is avoiding d0u0i'
10r . a Sr h Is 500 am 100 M 30 40
le.o Limited Lzpre '' ss6 an daily iS ana sI
80, 4:4o 60. 80. $50 and 1870 pm On
s ,f ISysa o'o1 $50 Am. 4.o. 62o. 9:oo. $50.
ForTO els Greek Line GO "a. and 4:ao p H. daily,
For AnnaSois Gao SIN .nd 40 PM day. e.oep,
MI M ANli ALEXANDRIA AND WASHlNGfoS
For As'sss"s ssS 5oo 20 nc go ana 1,2s an
Sunday al ESQ., $40 and i "a H., and z 90 and
es s: 800 s9s s I ds2 syesp: .s sara.3 am
Trains ie.-Ve Als1sndria lor Washington. 600 500
Tea AID $40 I'm and is:do midnsks 't on
ssr2lsg az 500. SIS and 1000 a. m. 100 and
:szo. amt information at TIC ornoe northeas, corner
,sa ese a =! x ee es
Aaxe 'o ot'II Aien is1I; hotels and res fences.
CHAs. +. PGGH. General Manager. 1A>'''-
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III X. FULTON, Auctionear.
BROS. Aucuoneers.

hUNCANSON BROS, Aucroneers
ROSEWOOD CASE "a OCTAVE PIANO, STANDARD
MAkEK, (NEARLY NEW brown REP PARLOR
SUITE: GILT JARDINIERE. NJ. I. TABLES.
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES. WALNUT WARD
ROBES. COTTAGE CHAMBER SETS, BOOK
GGASE, N; T SIDEBOARD; hXIENsION IA
TA!NS AND CORN1CE. WINDOW SHADES.
HAIR AND SHuCK MATTRASSEs. PILLOWS
AND HOLSTERS. BIDDING, TOILET SETS,
PLATED WARE: CHINA WARE, CLOCKS, BODY
BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS, MAT
TING, KITCHEN UTENSILS. &c. &c, BEING
The ENTIRE CONTENTS OF PRIVATE RESI-
DENCE No 1910 S STREET NORTHWEST. AT
AUCTION.
On tuesday, MORNING, APRIL THIRD. COM
!nenclng at TEN O'CLOCK, will se1 a. the above
named residence the entire contents contained therein,
being party enumerated above. to which the attention
OF buyers Is called mh29-4t
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MARRIED.

GAMBRILL-ELY. On March %. 1883, at Holly
BIsh Earn" FREDERICK county Nd, HORACE
GAMbkILl. OF washington, ID. c.. to Miss MARI
ETA d. ELY. Of flicott City. daughter OF the late
Gen. Hugh LILY. of Baltimore county. Nd.
GkIFFlN-MCNELLY. On the 10th q February,
1888 by the Rev. DIR. Kirkua FRED. GRIFFIN and
EMMA b. NCNtLLY, both ( Washington.
LUSBY-REILEY. On March eth, 1883, by the Rev.
w. u. Murkland at the parsonage Of the FraI.kn-
street Presbyterian church Baltimore. Md. Mr. l..
EDWIN LUSBY and Miss ANNA NJ. REILEY, both
OF Washington, Il. G.
sHOEMAKER-ANTERS. By the Rev. P. H.
Sweet, Thursday. 29th of March, 1888 ID. w.
sHOEMAKER. cf Georgetown. to KATE v. ANTERS.
Of Washington.
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF CHURCH BUILDING AND
PAND Q sTREaTs NoRThWEsT. AT A liJt1
TON.
By virtue of deed of trust, dated March TO- 1884,
and duly recorded in Iiber NO 9s4. folio 24i. ct fj
seq, one of the land records for Washington Ell
county. in the district Of Columbia. WI! sell. at
public auction. on MONDAY. the NINTH DAY
OF APkIL. A:D: 1888. at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ.
in front OF the premises. all the following de-
,eribed real estate and premises situate lying and
uInbia aud known and designated lots numbered
$780, thirty nine t9) and fortyt4O) in Col
ubian College ct al ubdivi-ion of square numbered
one hundred and ninety -four 094) together with all
and singular the improvements. ways, easements,
rights. privileges and appurenances to the same be-
LONGING or IN any wise appertaining.
The above ots will be sold subject to deed of trust of
-, OUo with Interest at per cent from December /,
lSS2 said trust is dated March l. A d. 1881. and pay
able five years alter date.
Terms Of gale $50 and interest at per cent from
june H. 1887. Taxes and expenses of sale in cash.
balance In and two from day of sale notes to
bear interest and to be secured by deed of the
prem ses sod cOnveyanCGg &C. at cost of purchaser
deposit OF $3.50 required at time of If terms of
sale are not compiled with ia days from day of
SALE the trustee the right to resell the property
at the risk and cost of the dffaunH purchaser
chasers after five days public notice OF such resale
some newspaper published in Washington, D. c..
mh27 -d&ds +. f.. MIDDLETON, Trustee.
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V,HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VEHY VALUABLE TWO-STORY AND MANsARD
EQoF BRICK DWELLING WITH LARGE BRICK
STABLE, ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
FREDERICKAND SECOND SHEETS, GEORGE-
TOWN. DC, AT AUCTION.
O'CLOCK In front of the premises shall sell part
Of lots SO and &C. fronting 10 feet inches IL
side Of Frederick street. by depth Of lot feet I'd
street improved by tTo-sory and mansard roof brick
dwelling containing IL rooms water, and all mod
ern improvements. with erye brick stabling, &C. &C.
Tern s. One third cash balance in and two years.
with notes bearing interest and secured by deed Of
trust All conveyanclng at purchasers cost. 500 de-
pont will be required at time of sale.
JAMES l.. DAVIS, Agent.
m17 -d&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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IHoMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.

IMPROVED PROPERTY ON WEST SIDE OF
NINETEENTH STREET. BETWEEN K AND s
STREETS NORTHWEST. At AUCTION.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL SECOND, a.
1883 AT FIVE O'CLOCK. in front of the premises La
shall sell lot A. in square no. Improved by frame
Terms One third cash. balance at one and two years.
with notes bearing interest and secured by deed of
trust 500 deposit wifi be required time of sale. All
conveyaneing at purchasers cost This property rents
for $40 month, and is sold clear of all cucumber
ances.
mh27 -d&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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fverv cfsas 81 Ferurities bought and on commits
tton In San Francisco. Baltimore. Philadelphia New
norf Boston and Washington. Orders executed the
New York Stock Exchange at Of per cent
commission Private and direct telegraph wires to
Richmond. Baltimore. Philadelphia, New York and
Boston, through which orders are executed on tho
Stock Exchanges In those cities and reported back
promptly. Quotations Of Stocks and Bonds and in
formation regarding the Aarkess received through our
wires INSTANTLY dirscs IRON the Asw York stock
Exohanga nj
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Waiting in Wall Street.

THE STOCK MARKET AT A STAND STILL.
NEW YORK, March 30.-The Posts financial
article says: In the stock market everything and
everybody waits. Everybody is waiting for some
body seems disposed to take the initiative. Specu-
latorS In the various cities outside OF NewYork
doing practically nothing, and the commission
houses say they are doing very little for any class
OF operators, either in the city out. The
market opened e to 4 lower than 1t closed,
the latter on Illinois Central and continued dull,
but with very little decline from the opening, un-
I'll 1890 the net result OF the forenoon's business
being decline OF to =, the latter on Wabash
gether with Oregon Trans Continental and Bur-
the rorenoon-the first three stocks being
lower. while Burlington was per cent high
er. The most trading was in Northern
Pacific, at so, 501S, 49A, r., for 5000 shares
preferred at 85A &C. S5k, 65I, S51S for 5000; Ore
gon Trans-Contnental at S24 S2k, 82X, 81, S2s<,
82h for $4,000; st. Paul, SO. 994, 99X for IL coo;
haekawanna at 124H, 1aa; 1a4s.. 124A for 10000;
Union Pacific at s5ts 9Ss s53s s5s. s57s for 1000:
burlington and Quincy at ls31, l241 for 400
total sales up to 1890 O'Clock were about 100 600
shares. The general aspect OF the money
market continues to favor an easier condition.
1t Is believed that the effect of the demand for
money for the usual April settlements In the near
by states has been anticipated, and that no fur
ther important effect from that will be expert
enced. Rates for mercantile paper are however,
nomtnally unchanged Rates for call loans on the
stock exchange were z per cent this forenoon.
the ANS. state bonds were dull and fractionally
lower. Railroad bonds were quiet, with no i'm
portant changes in prices Foreign exchange was
quiet and steady.
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LIMITED STATES MARSHAL's SALE.

BY virtue OF writ OF fert facias issued out Of the
CierEs Once OF the Supreme Court of the District S
OF Coumbla and to directed will sell at public
sae ZOE CASH at the court house door Ct said District
On o rr1HfESDAY. THE THIRD DAY OF APRIL 1883,
OF the ID E9 IL % and . TIE
IL said District together with ali and singular the i'm
nSan e e thereon levied upon the properly Of
s'"' IN favor Of Henry G. McCauley, administrator.
CLAYTON MCMICHAEL,
ru.,u.c ro,v, u, 8. Marshal.
@~aoAAo OOHLlN0, Auctioneer. mhlA-lJt
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ENGINEER AND
" ARCHITECT.
new PENSION BUILDING, Gath March 1888
WantedAbout %. 900 feet Of PLANK and 900 pounds
OF Onehak inch Diameter EARRFD ROPE for Scat
folds Bids for furnishing The above articles Will be
received at this office UNTIL NOON, THIRD OF
APRIL, 1888. NJ. G.. MFIGS
mh26-eo3t Supervising Engineer and Architect.
DROPOSALS FOR WROUGHT AND CAST IRON
l. WORK FOR THE WASHINGTON MON UMENT
ENGINEER OFFICE. WAsHINGroN MONUMENT,
WASHINGTON. D. c., March Goth, 1883
Sealed proposals for furnishing and delivering
wrought and Cast Iron Work required in interior
OF the WASHINGTON Monument ia this city will be re-
Geired at this office until IL IN. on the ELEVENTH
Dai OF APKIL. 1881. and opened immediately there
alter. III the presence of bidders.
Pecihcations. blsnks, drawings, and any further in
formation required, can be obtained at this Office,
THOMAS LINCOLN CASEY.
Lieut.. Col. Engineers, u. s.. A.,
Eih2b-bt Engineer in Charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-30

WATERBURY,, CONN, March 30.-Mrs Hannah
Sunderland, the widow living near Patterson sta
ton, n Y, on the New York and New England
railroad, who died yesterday from wounds In
ficted upon her on Wednesday, was 81 years old.
Her hands were tied when she was discovered
wounded. hammer was the weapon used to COM
nit the murder