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Ban was fixed In the case OF A. r. williams iasa
evening at $500 Up 20 Q late hour this afternoon
bail had not been given, but ~ was Understood
that MT. Williams, who was In his piace IN conf
as one OF the counsel OF 8. w. Dorsey In the stas
route trial, was prepared 10 give IL
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LOngfellOw Day.


Exercises in celebration Of the birth day OF the
poet LOngfellOw were held In all the grades or the
public schools OF the District to-day, and were not
only OF an interesting character, but practical in
their bearing and scope. Some portion OF the day
in each school was devote to the subject md the
children in this way learned much Of Longrellow
and his poems The programs, OF course, were
varied to suit the capabilities OF the different
grades, but they all comprised the three phases
OF the subJect-uterary, musical and artistic.
ARTISTIC.
In the latter the blackboards were covered with
drawings, executed by the scholars, OF scenes and
incidents from the poems picture OF Long,
fellow appeared on most Of the boards. and OF his
youth OF the poem Excelsior, !" drawn in black 10
the midst OF a snow storm. 1.-THE Wreck OF the
rocks. In one room in the JEFFERSON building the
blackboard W covered with six large sketches.
the WORK OF one OF the boys who is gifted In this
included the poets picture one OF his house. the
snip. sunrise. the open window, and the black
smith. Besides these original pictures, drawings
and engravingS were displayed In many OF the
schools.
MUSICAL AND LITERARY
The musical portion OF the program consisted OF
singing poems set TO music, Upidee and Others OF
which there ore large number
The third and last feature OF the exercises WAS
the literary, which comprised short selections
from Longfellows poems recited by the pupils In
some cases only a line or verse was recIted. but
they were so distributed that each scholar learned
something OF the great poets writings Then
mottoes were written on States and on the black
boards There were Rotations given
and specimens OF the transpositions
of his poetry into prose. The scholars
were also called upon to tell in their
| own way the story OF some OF the poems. The
exercises were OF such a varied character that
every child could take part The little ones who
were just beginning TO write were asked to write the
Name LongIellow on their states, and then they
were told anecdotes OF the great poet or repeated
those that had been told to them. In some OF the
schools the exercises were begun with a familiar
talk by the pupils the life and character OF the
rfed out with SO much judgment on the part of the
teachers and enthusiasm on the part OF the schol-
ars that 1t cannot but be beneficial in Its Results
THE DIME CONTRIBUTIONS
TOT the monument were generally given. At all
the schools number OF the parents and pupils
came in and witnessed the exercises The draw
lngs On the blackboards In all the schools attracted
general commentator.
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District Governments Affair.
OF INTEREST TO faxPAYKKS

The collector OF taxes says that only one DAY
remains after to-day for the payment Of current
taxes with 6 per cent penalty added. The add.
uonal penalties will be added after tomorrow
PERMITS TO Build
Building permits issued by Inspector Entwislo
rs follows:-Martha Suit, erect a two-story dwell.
Ing. II, between "a ana 81 streets northwest:
$1,000 b. II. Warner, erect two snail dwellings
LIST ssreet between and streets ecsthaasf;
$500. Herman qlyson. repair brick dwelling S09
SIN street northwest. $3.50 sarah Collins repair
frame, street. between Delaware avenue and "a
street northeast: $2s0. h. Nordheimer, repair
engine house for hosting, &C, i3th-street wharI:
500 John Burke, erect a small store sth, be-
tween ID and southwest; 81 500
TBF NEW YORK SToCKMARKrr
Sfe following are tie opening and closing pfesa
q the New York stock Market to-uay, a. rep,r,el
ty special wire 10 H. IL Dodge, $50 18th street
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GR1MAuLr & Co.'s
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Are warranted to effect rapid cure in tho most severe
Of p vi a They do not fatigue the
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w $50 Louisiana eyeI-.e
Opposte City Post IG,->,

w 6S9 Louisiana eve7.;:c,
TEN PIECES ENGLISH CAss1MERES. CHEvIOTs.
CHINCHILLA DIAGONALS AN OTHER FINE
GOOD MERCHANT TAILOk'S STOCK, WILL
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MACH FIRST. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. f27.2t
F1NkUSTE = SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
s. P. BROWNS HOMESTEAD
By virtue Of deed of trust dated the thirteentha
Gay OF Apr1, 1880 and recorded in Lber 94O Ia
folio 40 ct Of the land the us 1
rct OK Columbia and at the request the holders of
he notes secued thereby default hav ng teen made in
prelnses on SATURDAY, Thu T.NTH DAY OF
NJ RC j, 1885, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P Nj
all tn certain piece or parcel of ground real estate
or OF land lying and being in the said county of
Nash1 ton, said Distrc and jacent to said city
OF Washington, containing seventeen and half (l!1l
acres OF land more or less and being the which
was conveyed an described in a certain deed in trust
recorded IN Liher D. NO. f. TO 10 452 &C.. the land
fecors for FL id N.Y. in said District saving and
cerlng SO much thereof, about five 20 ceres
conveyed in rtan deel, corded in Liber No. $780,
10 10 4O6 &c, of the said land rds.
Ire enlse' above described being the homestead Of
= r. Brown and improved by q three-story frame
dwell Ing, stables and other buildings
Terms OF saie O. efourth cash balance in six, twelve
ana eighteen mouths, with interest at the of six
per cent the deferred payments to be by deed
OF trust or all cash. at the OPTION OF the purchaser
800 must b. deposited the day of sale. Unless the
rstee reserves the right to resell at the cost Of the
BENJAMIN P. SNYDER, Trustee
D. L. COLDWEl1. Auctoneer. f17-eo&ds
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HeaQQuarters Tor that wonderful 81 RAZOR! That
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Charge Of Mail Robbery.


Frank Callahan, q letter carrier was arrested
this morning by Postonlce inspectors Henderson
and smith on the charge OF larceny OF letters ad-
dressed to N. A. Dauphin Fifteen decoy letters
He was taken before q. s. Commissioner Minis.
$1,000. '~1A -
PATENTS were issued to-day as follows: WV.
Br1gg, Washington. assignor OF one half to B. +.
Herwig. New Orleans, two patents leather cutter:
Campbell, Washington, fastener for gloves, &c. !:
VIM Clark. Baltimore. Nd. wheel barrow: Chas
Frey, Baltimore, siphon; Andrew D. Hart, North
Horner and F. Hyde, Baltimore, water prcoi,n9
fabrics; Susan A Hurley, Washington, pulley
ana n,c Tor window shade rollers; Ralph
KARI, washington. quarter-second time mechan-
ism; Hermann Perlch. Baltimore insect destroyer:
fastening: Marvin Stone, Falls Church. combined
Hnger ring ana tooth pick; Norman Wizard, as
TON, manufacture OF gun powder.
NAVAL OKpERs.-Passed Assistant Surgeon Ed
ward H Green, ordered to duty in the museum OF
hygiene, Washington, D. c.; Passed Assistant
Surgeon n. b. Ferebee, to duty at the New York
navy yard; Carpenter Nathan Il. Jenkins to duty
at the naval station. New Lon Ion Conn: Carpen-
penter Henry r. Philbrick, detached from DUTY az
the New London Conn, naval station and placed
on waiting orders; Lieut. John Garvin, granted
thre months leave from the LIST or March.
RANGE OF THE THERMoMErkR-The following
were the readings at the ONCE Of the chief signal
ofneer today: am. 21.5o: II am. $500; 2lm.,
800 Maximum. 80 %; minimum, 1850.
SUDDEN DRATH.-A young man named VIM r.
Luoby, residing at 1929 18th street southeast was
found dead In bed between and 10 O'Clock last
night He had been In his usual Condition Of
health when he retired.
THE WILL OF JOHN sLA1ER-An exemplff,ed
copy OF the win OF John Slater OF Alexandr1a,
to-day for record He leaves In trust for the
children OF hts daughter, Elizabeth S. Roe, houses
81 and $50 Ridge street, and mortgage for 81 600;
70 ms son, " I. Slater, houses go and 4sa o
rate houses ga and 4SS street; to Susan Shakei-
FORD two frame houses In street alley during life
she remain unmarried, and she die or
marry. one TO w. 7. Slater and the other to
the children OF his deceased daughter Elizabeth s
Roe.
APPLICATION FOR MANDAMUs.-MrC C. F. Wroe To-
day filed an appiicatiod for q mandamus in the
name OF the United States on the relation OF Chas
z. Hayenner agt Samuel Cross. treasurer OF the
Columbia Bank Note Company, to compel him to
pay the reaatOf the four per cent dividend de.
caared &C meeting Of the directors on the OH of
January las. on the face value OF forty shares Of
st0ck held by him, amounting to $16o
Political NOses.
One ballot was taken IN the Michigan legislature
yesterday for United STATES senator, with the fol-
stockbridge, 81; WIliits. ); Ferry. and scatter:
ing, 4
Gen. Butler, OF Massachusetts, has vetoed a bin
to incorporate the Union Safe Deposit Company of
the legislature to be more careful in their work,
that In its supervision he may not be compelled to
make the Wide search that this measure called
for.
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I VEGETABLE PRODUCT.

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failing and rapid for every form Of Malaria
Disorder. Fever and Ague Chls and Fever. No in
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caeanses the blood Of malarial poison and imparts
feeling OF comfort and security most desirable in Ague
districts 1t is an excellent tonic and preventative as
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it contains no Quinine, Arsenic or mineral; oonse-
Quently 1t produces no quinsm or injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution Those cured by It are
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The direct action Of AYERss Aour CurE rrcn ss,a
Liver and Digestive Organs makes it superior remedy
cures, whore other medicines have fsiied. --'A'
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DOWNING. Aucuoneer.

EtNHONAS DOWNING. AuctlOneer.
STR ET NoETHWksT,- At AUCTION.
On TIL URSDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH FIRST -
1885, FOUR O'CLOCK in front of the D remses ff:5s
fe sas all Hs se Part Of Lot u squsrs 12S fronting
feet 10 inches to alley improved by frame dwelling
Terms: One third cash: balance at six and twelve
months with notes bearing interest and by
deed Of r. It. All conveyencing &c, ut purchaser
cost; 800 deposit required at time of sale.
Sale positive.
j22-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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Frank Callahan, letter carrier. was arrested
this morning by Postornee inspectors Henderson
and Smith on the charge OF larceny of letters ad-
dressed to NJ. A. Dauphfu. Fifteen decoy Letters
were found on him, and he admits taking them
De was taken before q. s. Commissioner MiIls
$1,000. 49,
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fverv Class Of Securities boueht and sold on commits
SIGN IN San Frsncisco. Baltimore. Philadelphia New
1ork, Boston and Washington. Orders executed on the
new YORK STOCK Exchange at eighth Of per cent
commission Private and direct telegraph wires to
richmond. Baltimore. Philadelphia. New York and
Boston. through which orders are executed On the
Ssock Exchanges In Those cities and reported back
promptly. Quotations Of Stocks and Bonds and in.
formation regarding the Markets received through our
wires INSTANTLY direct from the New York Stock
Exchange. nj
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FINANCIAL.

TTNHK NEW DEATHS IS THE AGE OF PRO.
4 gressiye thought and new ideas,
The MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIA
lion is the new idea in Life Insurance. Has the ap-
dented support OF the pubhc-wrtin8 over four mil
Once: 1909 street.
ni6-6m /. Y. KNIGHT. Manager.
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T. VERMONT Mt. VERNON

MOUTH RMAN
IN STEN,tsHIP LINZ BETWEEN NEw YOGE F,yRg
IcSDOS. Southampton AND BREMEN.
The steamers of this company will sail EVEIY s 1T
URDAf from Bremen per. foot of Sd street, Hoooien
Rates of passaRp: From New York Z, Havre London
southaGlrton and Bscuicn first cabin. 300, Seconl
cain 500 stecra so prepaid eteerage ceL-iic ties.
"a For freight or Fa~s1Es apply to OEIIlCHS =
CO., Il Wing Green, New York: w e. METZE!iO IT
eco, 923 PCnns}Iyai. avenue northwest AGcn.s 10;
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SUDDEN DRATH.-A young man named VIM r.
Lu,by, residing at 1929 18th street southeast was
found dead In bed between and 10 O'Clock last
night. He had been In his usual condition of
health when he retired
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M ANHUUD RESTURED.
victim OF cary fmpruoeuce causing Nervous De-
blllty Premature Decay. ETC.. having tried in vain
every Known rrmedy. has discovered q simple means
OF self cure which he wi send free to his fellow
sufferers: Address J. H. REEVES As Chatham street
New York. MA til kkRu,
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N Te all who suffering from the errors and in.
discIeao Of youth nervous weakness, early decay
loss Of manhood &C. will send recipe that Wi cure
you. FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was dis
covered by missionary in South America. Send
sell eope to the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN
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nR. ROBERTSON. THE MOST RELIABLE AND
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ars experience win guarantee acure In all diseases Of
tie Urinary OrgAnA Nervous Weaknoas etc Con
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II his Office As 0trees northwest Refers TO tha
leading physicians Of Baltimore. Main once 81 North
Liberty street. Baltimore Nd. ODD
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SPECIALTIES.

MRS NJ A. FiE NCH. MAGNETIC HEALER
WI and Business Medium, can be found at 1910 18th
street nortl west where she will be pleased to meet Ter
many TENDS and customers. fl7-lme
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The collect On embraces New aud Interesting Subects
maenihcenty tr'med. from the American Art Gallery
u on sIre. new ork and is splendid opportunity
tolroCure filIt Orks OF esteem, d and
fnvHc4te modern artists Europe and America f26a
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-02
RESCUED rkUM DEATH.

The following statement OF william J. Cough
in, OF Somerville, Mass, is so remarkable that
We beg to ask for 1t the attention OF our read
ers. He says: "In the fall of 1876 was taken
with violent bleeding of the lungs, followed
by a severe cough. 1 soon began to lose my
appetite and flesh. l was 50 weak at one time
that could not leave my bed. In tho sum.
mer OF 1877 was admitted to the City Hospital.
While there the doctors said l had a hole in
my LETT lung as big as a half-dOllar. expend-
ell over n hundred dollars in doctors and med
icines. Twas SO far gone at one time report
went around that was dead. gave up hope
but a friend told me of DIR. WIN. HALLS
BAI.SAM FOR THE LUNGS. 1 laughe at
my friends thinking my case iEcurable, but
go! bt tile to satisfy them, when to my sur
prise q d qualification, L commenced to feel
better My nope, once dead, began to revive,
aud to lay feel in better spirits than l have
the past three years.
81 writeths hoping you will publish II. go
that every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs
will be induced to take DR.. WIN. HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS, and be convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
have taken two bottles and can positively say
that 1t has done me more good than all the
other medicines have taken since my sick.
ness. My cough mas almost entirely disap.
peared and shall soon be able to 60 to work.
sold bv Ii. g. Cochran. lS7 North Queen street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-02
AN ANCIENT sTEED.
The Creature Which Was Fixed Up au
Sold for q Seven Year Old.

The Creature Which Was Fixed Up and
Sold for q Seven Year Old.
Philadelphia Times.
Edward Partridge who has q restaurant
at Is North Eighth street, wanted to buy a
horse. He saw the advertisement on April
II. of an animal which was offered for sale
for $500, at private stable at 531 China
street. He visited the place and uucon-
sciously fell into the hands of Edward
Mcknight, a professional horse sharper,
from Boston. Mcknight pretended that
the beast had cost 81, 400, and was part
of his fathers estate and was not sold for
want of mony. Not at all. In fact.
Mcknight seemed cast down by the
thrOught of parting with the steed, which
he represented to be only seven years old.
Mr. Partridge who confessed himself no
judge of hOrsetlesh, bought the beast Tor
$3.50 and received 4 written guarantee
from Mcknight that he would refund tho
money if the horse proved unsatisfactory.
Mr.. Partridge's first discovery was that
the animal could not eat. He sent him to
John Larzalere, at Broad and Wood streets,
with orders to sell him at any price. A
visitor examined the horse and rOared with
laughter.
"What . that there boss seven years
old ~ he shouted. "Why, he's just
twenty seven" He explained that it had
been owned by Charles Smith, near Had
dOnfield, N j., for twenty years and ho
had sent it to the bazaar. whore it was
sold ON Saturday, April II, for $GS. 1t
was returned OH account of a fault in ono
hOOf, and was sold again on
tho next Monday for SO. 1t
was discovered that Mcknight was
the purchaser. and, after having the
horse clipped and dosed up with medicine
to make him spirited, he sold him the
the next day to Mr.. Partridge. MIR. Lar
zelcre obtained SCI for the deceptive steed.
Mr.. Partridge got a warrant yesterday
from Magistrate Lacdner, and Detectives
Kingston and -Whiteman arrested Nc
Knig ght and his shostler, Philip Connolly.
MIR. Partridge testified how he had
been bitten'' in the transaction.
Mr.. Larzalero provoked 4 laugh
by the declaration of the great age
Of the horse, and Detective Kingston said
he had evidence that Mcknight had
swindled others and was fresh from New
York and Boston. McKuigbt's acco:u
plice had fled. The prisoner offered to
refund Mr.. P3rtridge's $3.50 to have the
suit Withdrawn, but was put under 81 eco
bail for a further hearing. Conneliy was
released.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-02
"A Numerous Progeny.

One of South Cardinals most popular
and esteemed citizens was father at
1S and grandfather at SO, and his
daughter had five sons and three sons
in-law in tho Confederate army, all of
them except the youngest SON captains.
The Columbia correspondent of the Au,
gusta (Ga.) Chronicle, who is responsible
for the truth of these assertions, says fur
ther ''Ths young grandfather probably
had not less than 100 descendants in the
different armies of the COnfederacy. and
his children, grandchildren and great
grandchildren are now legion. Two of
his sons ara leading cotton men OF your
city ono of his grandsons, by
marriage. Is d prominent bank
officer in Augusta grandson is a
popular state officer Of South Caro-
lima, and many other descendants are Oc-
cupying exalted positions in the profess
sions, in mercantile pursuits, and in public
Offices, and all Of them have Inherited the
high notions Of honor which characterized
their illustrious ancestor"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-02
Returning to China.

Rev. Charles Lesmau, accompanied by
bis wife and two children, left Lancaste
to return to China, via San Francisco. to
resume bis labors as missionary to China.
Rev. Leaman is native of this county, a
brother of VIM. Leaman, esq of this city.
and went to China as a missionary in 1874.
A year ago he came home via the Red
Sea, Suez Canal and Mediterranean. to visit
America. Since his arrival he has been
spending the most of his time with friends
and relatives in this county. He is an
ofage, and returns to his field of labor in
recuperated health. His many friends in
Lancaster county wish him and his family
a safe voyage to the land of the Cclestials.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-02
SECOND EDITION.
EVENING MAY Q. 1893.
IRISH AFFAIRS.
NEWS FROM OLD ERIN By CABLE.

Delaney and Thomas Plead Guilty to the
Charge OF Murder and arc Sentenced
to be Hanged.
DUBLIN, May 2.-Patrick Delaney and
Thomas Caffrey, two more Of the men
charged with participation in the murders
of Lord Frederick Cavendish and Mr..
Burke in Phoenix park on the evening of
the 9Th of May. were arraigned for trial
this morning. They created sensation
in the court room by pleading guilty to
the charge against them. They were both
sentenced by Judge O'Brien to be hanged
on the I'd of June next.
The Prisoners Give Some Facts About tho
Murders.
In pleading guilty Delaney said he was
forced to 60 to the park by the society to
which he belonged. He saw the murders
committed, but took no part in them. He
went to the park in kavanagh's car. kav-
anagh and Carey, he said, speak the truth.
The murders were committed by Joe
Brady and Timothy Kelly aud By nobody
else.
Caffrey said he had to 60 to the park
under pain of death and that he did not
know what was going to happen until
twenty minutes before tho murders were
committed.
A Heca1citrant Nationalist Romanded.
CORK, May "A prominent member of
the Nationalist party, named Murphy, has
been remanded for tria! for refusing to
testify at a private inquiry.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-02

DHOPOSALS FOR STREET SURRL1ZOs-
/ Scaled proposals will be received BY the
Street committee, up TO MONDAY EVENING,
MAY IA. 1883, at O'Clock, for the following
material, from the lst of June, 1883. 10 tho lst
Of June, 1891:
Good guttering brick. per thousand. at yard.
Good guttering brick. per tnousan4' oeAAV-
errd to any part of the city aS Iequaeu;. 49,
Crossing stone delivered where required, 70
be is inches wide, inches thick and not lees
than fee. long. -
Limestone backing stone, oenveTe3 were
Sand, delivered where required. .... s"...
For laying cutters, with material furnished
by the city. per foot.
For laying cutters, per foot, without mate
rial. .tt..... :. -. .'.' - -
tee Proposals for Supplies" )" and to be depos-
tied in Street Committee box at alderman
BcIrs oflce. The committee reserve the right
By order 6f Street Committee.
mayi, SAGA = - -. .: 4. BARB, Clerk: