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The Marker.

IH0 NI6xK8t1e
ooB BALTIMORE. May 22.-Virginia Ga. consolidated
80; new 10-40s "a bid to-day.
BALTIMORE; May FACTION quiet-middling. 1Ox.
Flour quiet and steady Wheat-southern stea ~ and
hrm; western frmer and quiet; southern red. l. ia
LIZ do amber. Goal. -; No Maryland 122jdal Is
June .2o.sal 2oH; July 2lha1; 2lH August :21k
al22 Corn-southern firm; western dull and firm:
southern white and yellow 62a66; western mixed spot
sSssSSs 81 May .6 6SSAsss june
qniet,,prime to choice Pennsylyania and Maryland,
a 0Oal6 co. Provisions quiet and unchangeo Butter
Esgs firm. IS. Petroleum dull-refned, 7Sa7X. Coffee
q .ll-ko cargoes ordinary to, fair, sAasA. Sugar
sseady itdeHss j. fIeigh,s to LIVERPOOL
Receipsznour. 2 256 barrels; wheat A. 600 bushels
corn 81 600 bushels; oats. 5000 bushels rye. 500
600 bushels; corn. so. 600 bushels.
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AUCTION SALES.
UoWLING. Aucuoneer.

T & ssth % Of FEE EsFf
BY virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court Of thes
Distiiet Of Columbia, passed in Equity Cause No.
h & st The Tan as H1ne IRON T.
,5e,; en- Mo,SSDAY. he 1WENTI; FiksT DAY OF
tract or Iarcel Of land in the county of Washington
eare 81 By zen c sa and bonn az Fart s.
d'croe) containing 81 is acres ct land. more less.
f hs nd b vif large and substantial dwelling
There IRE, several ;aut:ful building sites upon tn
property VII ch Is vel wooded and watered. and
fs t a nh 23p e r the c 19Thesn boundary Of
il not sold W. then or The same aee s Mh9 to the he
pist OF cur subdivision IN lots. which will be ex
SON and os;b containing % ai a. 100 a 9al;
Lot 2 eoit4in II II 100 acres: lot 8. containinE
Metropeiitaa bran. ot The B. o. r: r. Lots and
n e se al ae es hss G roBt a 81 5
on Boundary street h remaining lots lie east Of said
ing i II acrss Tet Containing 591o5 aeree
I r ,o containing go 90 acies; Lot ontin,ag
icr:s q ssie One Attn of the amount of tho pur-
sta ment' due in six tive eighteen and twenty four
or gvnr h hey f sar r
the deferred payments with interest thereon the rate
sss, the option c: The purchaser or pnreiss srs
s tc to said roDegy wi be retained until the hole
M sa pail and If any u D 5a asar s Rsf
~ Sy Ha TIE terms 81 ssl within ten dan das
g IT,. ,1sk end cost CT such defaung purCha Thn
Iet O. Subdivision n@y be upon application to tie
sold whole. and $50 each lot il sold in separate
parcels.
JdAMESs. EpwAFDss. 500 D st. n. w.,)
i ~ I :, DUX y Az Laav.n.w., trustees
ap-5-eo
80 y. B.-OwING TO THE INCLEMENT
wahe- the a10ve sole is postponed to FRIDAY NEXT,
NAY : TWENTY-FIVE, 1888, at the sane hour an
inE22d&d fte' u "' TqGMss DOWNING auct.
IENtUSTE' IS SALE OF VERY VALUABLE BUsI-
= h.;S,S PlsOf EEIE. Known As No. GA Pc n
SIf4VANIA AVENUE NORTHWi ST.
-trct Of Columbia. passed April 3otl. 1888. ID fiji
the cause of SIeer ct ii. COylee ct al. No S412-A
q'ty, on the docket of said co:rt, will Sc l. at pnb-
le auction IN 'front.' OF the premises On MONDAY the
FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, that certain piece or Parcel o.
ilnd known OF numbered Eleven Gi) in Whitcraft's
recrcc sGbNis on Of part Of Square numb red four
hEIG;ed and sixty one GD in the city OF Washington.
three story brick store building.
Terms of sale prescribed BY the decree One fourth
cash. the balance In three equal instruments one,
two and three wears after sale with interest al
notes OF the purchaser and reserT led lien upon the
re,nses sold or all cash at the option of the pnr
cnsse eeed TO be gwen upon payment Of the entire
when the purchasers bid is accepted and the terms Of
sale must be complied with within ten days after sale
A. c. BGADLEY, Trustee
liunton Building, Az Louisiana avenue northwest.
W.. r IOUSG, Auc.ioneer,
1870 New York avenue northwest my10d&ds
fem CONSEQUENCE OF HEAVY RAIN THE
TW MY FOURTH. 1888. sam, time and place
nyZZ-dSds A. &. BHA DLET rustee
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TE-.fit;isEaH.

WALTEk ID. WILLIAMS X CO.. Auctioneers.
SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
!. ,DI E'CS Sells AID OTHER CARPETS,
WALNUT UE-CiSES. LIBRARY DE h,
AND - BLES. LTt., Al AUG hon.
On VII SESGAY, My TWENTT-THIRD COM
fnencInS 10 N O'CLOCK 4. VI, snail ell st ,esl-
dence No HOS 9th street northwest the following,
Aam N art
Handsome Walnut Frame P.rlor suit M stered in
g. cT1h on REL brown iuflihrs.
Walnu Frame PlrOr suite. upholstered i'll brown rep
cE.I.S5D pufi
Hogan walnut Table, eiu traced
ROun Tsb.e, pversd with cloth
EmbrUlslt frames.
Fancy hairs. Walnut Whet .ot.
Lace CiirtairIs. Ism qUiiis am COrnrce.
NerHt tthrary Cble. ilrary Desk Library Chairs.
Lett. -It7S. Revolving chars.
Aartic top Center Isbis Rep Curtains ID Cornices
dahS,n4 Hal Isach. mirror back. marble Iase; Hall
tii:irs
Han-fiII Marble top Walnut BOufTe.
Ne'nu' Ntcnson Table.
Walnut pining-roon EhaIs Walnut Frame Sofas.
walnut i'lsIgs. uI Slste-..l III naircIoth.
Back walnut Chant er Sui:es.
Ma1lU. AErdrJbeS, Mamie! Mirrors.
walnut bookcase. WANT: deception Chairs
Gotta -rnilure. Wire Woven Springs
SEWN. N5Ech ne. Toilet w. ~.
Vsndi Be,,st- ads, Bureaus aud Wasfls.ands.
Paint ii Bedsteais Hair ant Husk Mattresses.
Rru- els I'D Ingram CARPETS.
Boy Brussels, Hail and Stair Carpets.
Misc iSntCu- Books.
China. G. ass sud CrOckeryware.
AItchen Utensils etc
0on- ~
The shove list IS partisy enumerated and the goods
efe from the best El4u Ufar!Cries.
mJ &l-2t WALTER Y. WILLIAMS 4 Co Aucts
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RANGE OF rHK THERMoNETER-Thef following
were the readings az the ONCE OF the chief signal
omcer to-day: am. 6l0; IL AM b27: nm
$40 Maximum, 5S.7; minimum 4ge
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GENERAL DRUM to-day received telegram from
Gen. Anger stating that his daughter Annie, who
is well known In this city, is very Ill, and that
there are no hopes OF her recovery.
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"ALKER's. se4 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST
w Moth Proof Paper Tor Paoktne Goods, WhtteVasR
brushes snd LR4 sApsp. Pine Tar. CementA Felt and
Fitch Csocsa IeaspnonA Ny6
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Mr.. ING ERsoLL was speaking on the star route
case when THE STARS report closed to-day, having
expended large stock Of tropes and SMILES upon
Rerdell He expects to conclude his address to.
morrow,
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THE CABINET MEETING to-day was OF short dura-
tion No business OF Importance was transacted.
All the members were present except Secretaries
Frelinghuysen and Lincoln.
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The Courts.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday, District OF Columbia agt the WASH
ington Market company; defendant TO recover
costs expended. c. a. Armes agt District of Col
umbia; plaintiff ordered to recover COSTS Raglan
agt Haight; A. A. Birney made party complain
ant Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance company
agt. Albert Grant ct al /; hearing OF motion liked
for JUne4
To-day, Luchs agt Connecticut Mutual Life In
sprance Co.; mandate OF supreme Court OF the
United States nled Moses agt Spaids; hearing
resumed.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Jtsd0e MdcArthtlr
Yesterday. Martin ct al. agt Howard; discon.
tinued by plaintiff United States agt Sweet: on
calendar: Mcbride agt. Fleishell: submitted to
court United States use OF Adams agt. Upper
mann; verdict for $l0406 Snyder Bros agt Kap-
pei; plaintiff called and suit dismissed.
EQUITY CoURT-Jud0e James
To-day, Power agt Power; auditors report con.
nrmed. Washington Mexican Mining Co. agt
Darlington; testimony ordered taken In 80 days.
Lazenby agt Lazenby; surrender OF insurance
policy ordered. Yeabower agt Kengla: decree OF
January 7th modified: Byrne agt Byrne: rule on
qeiendant granted shoemaker agt Shoemaker;
Croker agt Ryon: writ Of nj exeat issued. In Re
w. 81. Zepp. lunatic; investment ordered.
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MARKED.


hv A. E., On Monday, May II, 1855
MULNlHILI. both Of Washington. d. c.
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"A VICTORY FOR EX-SENATOR SPRAGUE-In the
nn9oe island supreme court yesterday the action
or Zachariah Chaffee, trustee against The A a ~
Sprague Manufacturing Company, Fannie, Mary,
VII Minam ana Amasa Sprague, was tried. being the
on or about December 2, 1879. the Defendants made
transfer on the transfer books OF the Quidneok
company OF their respective shares or stock then
neld. amounting to 4022 shares, to z. Chaffee,
trustee, In The performance OF the conditions OF
tne trust mortgage. After two hours deliberation
.ne jury diSagreed. and VIM Sprague continues In
possession or the Quidneck mills
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TIE PRECEDENT VIII remain In New York over
the S0th inst

To BE REPRIMANDRD.-The court-martial which
tried Capt Jno. P. Walker, OF the Sd cavalry, who
is well-known in this city, on charge OF borrow
ing money from enlisted men and not repay1ny
them, has found him guilty and sentenced him
to be reprtmanded. Gen. Sherman has approved
the finding OF the court, and the Official order VIII
be promulgated at once.
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THE LEAVE OF ABSENCE on surgeons certificate
or disability granted Capt Malcolm Macarthur,
18th infantry. Is extended two months on surgeons
certificate OF disability. The extension OF leave
OF absence granted Major Joseph q. Tilford, 7th
cavalry, Is further extended one month.
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JHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
M0R1HWEST; DWELLING HOUSE No. i26
IhIyD Strict NOKTHEAST; AND UNIM-
TWEEN VERMONT AVENUE AND " STkEET
NORTHWEAr 49, " ~>>,>~~@A
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T0lcgfaDlAiC Rriefs

The directors OF the Lehigh Coal and Navigation
company TO- day declared a sami-annual dfyidend
Of 2H per cent, payable June 9Th
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THE ARMY OFFICERS NUMEROUS PAY ACCOUNTS
1t Is generally understood in army circles that the
prominent offlcer who was recently ordered to his
regiment and who is reported to have sold his nav
accounts to three or four different banking esta6-
lishments in this city, Is Col A. p. Nor
member OF Gen. Sherman's stan. Although the
persons alleged to have been swindled have de-
cided TO keep the matter quiet and in time get
their money back, the matter has come informally
before the War department authorities, and an in
vestigation win be In order, followed BY q court
martial In all probability
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EHOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO
NEARLf NEW AND SPLENDID INSTRU-
NM WALNUT MARBIH-TOP TABLES
SSu5 n, riI3!tl Lou NGES; ENGRAVINGs. OTHER
fiCIURtS ROChiNG AND OTHER CHAI 8:
Two HEsY HANDSOME WALNUT MAkBLE-
IOPCHANBERSC1T Us: WIRE SPRINGS; HAIR
MATIkESSES: PILLOWS AND BOOSTERS;
HAiNIID MARBLE-TOP CHAMBER SUITE 8;
MALNU! FURNITURE IN SEPARATE PIiCES:
MMSQ IT BRUaS $ ANDINGRA!N CARPETS;
VI NLNUT MARBLt-TOP SIDEBOARD; TOILET
MAEEi REFRIGERATOR; COOKING AND
pIHEK STOrESi CHINA AND GLASSWARE;
HI CHEN REQUISITES. &c. AT AUITION.
On WFDNEsDAY. MAY TWENTY-FIVE 1885, at
I'm O'CLOCK. ! shall eel. at No. All street,
between 4th and 9Th streets northwest the above ec1s
~ o. which Is an splendid order and has been used but
snort tn;e. good chance get god dts
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Tns CoScosn HAassss
Get the Best
kUTz BRO,
Agents FOR the sale OF Tho Concord Harness~ of an
Hbds md oascrtpeons. Coupe. Carriage and Rosd
Hogneea . specially.
Have opened to-day another very large stock Of IA
eelsbratcd Concord Harness and Coiiars which ~
oaer at very low prices. Every genuine Coacord Hsrs
S<os 10 stamped with makers name and trade mark
Trunks. SstchsaA 4o., in great variety ct bottom
LUTz & BRO,
Ss7 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
ssls Ad,oinia< National Hotel.
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FIRST LIEUT.. T. A. DARLINGTON, seventh cavalry.
acting signal orcer, will proceed to New York city
and carry out the instructions OF the chief signal
oflcer in connection with the relief expedition to
Lady Franklin bay
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THE KIB0URN SUIT. - Recommendations
thompson was at the court house to-day inc uir1ng
as to when the suit OF Hallet Kilbourn for dam
ages by imprisonment against him will be called
IN the Circuit Court, but no definite Information
was obtained BY him.
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tINhCS. y. FISHER y tt-.
Il Lesi Estate Auetioneers.
ExFCr7Tor-s SALE OF yALUABLE IMPPOvr d
AND UNIMPROvED EFAL EsIATE ~ LONG
81 = III si Stu 9 sr Tf2IT Az
on fiTS..sliaY fFTEhNooS. Hay Twrxry- -
SEQ, = at hA II, .A FOUR O'CLOCK. on 81
sesd y ~ 10y the Vii Of the !sto thnh Kinginan Lot
eso ct on dth s Il, t f % s4I1pe nd 6rSn
n9rihwes;. extending beck los 10 foot alley
sethsr 80 rernsaSssr ' !e a lre Viii 'e sod ID
Lots p - ia IS, Il cub Of san,e square. front
streets vest esirlns "a 100 fest to 20 foot alley.
fron,ir 81 IL feet inch,s on KiBg1nsn Tase. ie-
fTss = az streets north extending back IS feet to
Part 9. - -. e. g e,i 40 sub Of Let, in same
swecn i sid Q streets moth N> -
Pists 81 al the o,- WI he exhibited at the sale ami
Ter:as: one third II purchase money in cash. the
seoGIod u d-ed of t-u-t iie property soil ! d.
Cow ysDcing az the esi Ct TIE purchaser. II term
S,si arc ~ eSir,e W.: -, te day. from day o.
1auit ~ purchaser
m7,oi II NJ y. b H ~ Oman Executors.
Cf5fEHEff sAt EA 2f yHTApt TEf snT Ug 81
ORIGINAL TRACT CWNED BIZ aNDk' W KIih-
Unce: decree Of the Supreme Court of the Di.-ss
Ciark IS Sei err ct al y v'li sell at pnbc ion, 1
TWkS iN-StCnND. 1885,. Al FIVE o., 4; OK =.
frs:t ca i :Ir low ned hr J iarn rd a.
TRUST . ts-tt, as.c he ColuIi a = Is IL
pany. III j il i4tber ''t-C- hsTh ri fCiio IA.
IN tsT Gle 4 n Tryey0f CS said District.
IhisI r-ICTt j. -llf rOyyi Y good Pudding Of
brck AMI Slaughter HC.i-e vel arr.Isgsd, " tl
wait AID sewer connection. and las a god Fruit
orelst'- IL contains SErvt IL sCr.s
Ter: Ou.-four ga =, ard residue in equal pay-
meIts Z CEe- two ans three years Gay SAFE.
VIII IL ct II TX per CENT Ter I'll cIsil,
des =. able deposit cured y IF a e.
and Il thu sj-cl--er', cost bat OF The
Pro- Vrfy be - tti Cf t.u-ttr
JpL EaR>Ai.D. TT ttre
So ID street pCrtlYeS..
DUNrANSON BROS Auct cnrers.
myI0-fhst
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An AGED NAN Rum Own AND SERIOUSLY In
JyRED-Mr. Henry johnson. Of street, West
with serious accident at tina corner Of eth and i
streets about 1o:0 o'clock this morning By being
act OF changing cars at that point, and was about
TO get on car going north when ha was knocked
down and run over. He was removed to Stan
hospital. stu IN On unconscious condition. ORA
Bowen and MaTkrter rendered temporary aid. and
ne was at once removed 70 Providence hospital.
injuries CONSISTED u bad wound over the eye and
lr0ken arm q the elhaW Joint Joe. King, the
at the nrfh preCtnet statf6n hsuss g NaSYeG :
charge a Aa6au3k
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D1sBARRRD.-The Secretary OF the Interior has
disbarred B. F. Lloyd Of this city, from practice as
an attorney before the Department OF the In
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Presbyterian General Assembly.

PROCEEDINGS AT SARATOGA TO-DAY.
SARATOGA, n: Y, May 22-The general assembly
Brauns, OF Buffalo. The Herman (Pa.) church
was indefinitely postponed. The appeal OF DIR.
VIM. McLane from the Steubenville (oho) Presby-
terry, suspending him from the ministry for heresy
was temporarily laid aside. Rev. DR.. George ID.
Baker read the annual report or the board Of home
stated. Is beyond the Mississippi, among the
speaking people, and along the Northern and
southern Pacific railroads, and In Alaska There
are 3SI missionaries supported by the board, and
a33 teachers by the womenS auxiliary societies
Ine report recommends the general assembly TO
ASK pastors and sessions or churches to raise
curing the coming year The receipts last year
were $504,000. Rev. DR.. Henry Kendall, secretary
or the board OF home missions, followed In
lengthy address, describing the field OF labor the
work accomplished and what work now confronts
The report was adopted after being amended by
striking out a recommendation that President
Arthur and the Secretary OF the Interior be asked
10 establish civil government in Alaska, and to
grant aid to the schools established there by the
board.
The report of the committee on church policy
was mace the second order for Thursday morning.
FRATERNAL MESSAGES
telegram was received, dated Nashville Tenn,
as follows: THE general assembly OF the Cumber-
land Presbyterian Church sends Christian greet
Ing, and wishes for all peace and prosperity In
your work"
The following answer was sent: s'The general
assembly OF the Presbyterian Church OF the United
states OF America responds cordially to your
The unfinished business, the amendments to the
book OF discipline, was made the second order for
Wednesday afternoon.
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NUECANsON BROS. Arcuoneers.

III
8NIlot HOUSEHOLD FURNITURF, B2USSE. &
CAHftIS. &c, &C. e. SEAINED IN DWELL
INC No: 2l35 X STREET NORTHWEST. AT
AUCTION.
o. On WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY TWENTY
1di.D, 81 TIN O'iLUts, viii sell, at the above
named residence, the entire furniture, Brussels Ca--
pet ETC. contained Therein, to which the attention of
Ouy efs Is Called my2I-2t
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THE DEPARTMENTS TO BE CLOSED ON THE 30rH-
The President has issued an executive order clos
Ing all the government departments in this city on
decoration day.
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THE MARSHAL DIRECTED 10 TAKE GUT THoxP-
Judge James to-day directed the marshal to take
Guy r. Thompson no sp Into custody on writ OF ne
registry OF the court The writ was issued on the
petition OF Catharine Cocker and Maggie Ryan.
plaintiff and defendant respectively In the case OF
Henry Cocker ct Al agt Maggie Ryan. The peti-
ton sets forth that Thompson had been appointed
trustee In the case but had failed to pay over GER
tain money In accordance With directions OF the
has removed to Denver, u now in the city, but
about to leave for Colorado; that Thompson and
his bondsman, John 7. Wiley, are insOlvent and
that they believe Thompson intends to defraud
them: Thompson was appointed trustee to sell
certain real estate ana divide the proceeds, but
failed 70 turn over the money he received.
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ASKING FoR STREET IMPROVEMENT

This afternoon Messrs Browning, Hoeke Dunn.
France and Stimson. all residents aud ropery
holders In East Washington, called upon the Conn
misSionerS 10 ask that estimates might be made
and the cost ascertained for the Improvement OF
q street southeast, between 81 and eth streets.
Inc commissioners referred the matter 10 Can't
i. NGreene who will give the matter the REQUIRED
attention. The matter win have TO go into the
estimates for the next fiscal year
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District Government Affair
THE BIDS

which were opened yesterday for street pavipg
material have been scheduled by the comrnittSx
In charge and their report will be submitted 10
the Commi ssioners this afternoon.
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TIE CASE OF Coz. E. C. BoUDINor against the
United States was argued In the Court OF Claims
to-day. This 10 claim for damages for alleged
Seizure OF property OF claimant In the Indian Ter
rltory by Officers OF the internal revenue service.
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"A POLITICAL HOMICIDE IN vIRGIHIA-The
Stralghout republicans and readjusters are at
the enmity resulted yesterday In q fatal quarrel
az Jerusalem, the county seat. A political meet.
Ing was In progress, and two OF the leaders-Slade
Lewis, white readJuster, and John I. NewsOm.
colored OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES involved In a nChE
Newsom was shot by Lewis and instantly Killed.
Inc meeting broke up IN great disorder and ex-
element In the county is Intense
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKBr
The following are the openin4 and closing pRfoe
CIthe New York Stock Market to-day; as reb0rte.
BY special wire TO H H Dodge, SO 18th street.
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80 y. Blowing TO THE INCLFMEN1
weathe the a1oye sole is postponed to FRIDAY NEXT
NAY IN"NIi-fiSE. 1888, at the hour am
E,acc. By order Of the Tru Stees.
IC-22-d&dbS THOMAS DOWNING Auct
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GnlxAuLr & Co.'S

MATICO CAPSULES
Afe I'd 10 rapid cure Ia the most severe
sSsss q praysse di.seass They do not fasiese No
SeonacA a. ~ other Capsules with liquid OU6ibs ID
NC vii be found . safe and effective remedy.
jAS2-msfly SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
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sW-IN CONSEQUENCE OF HEAVY RAIN TIFF
above sole is po-tponed until TnURSDAY MAY
TW NTY-FOURIH 1888, SIM, time and place.
nly22 dSds A. &. BHADLrY, irustee.
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lTNHE HARTFORD SEWING MACHINE,
Positively is the ghtest running Machine ever made;
Its movsmeRs are SO easy that the most delicate lady
and no springs are used in it's construction
child can it, All wearing parts are case hardened
and made adjustable. thus making the MOST durable
machine I'm the market Be and try the Hartford
Machine before you decide for durability cOnvenence
simplicity and beauty OF finish. It has no equal. Cali
OPPENHEIMER'S,
Reliable Sewing Machine Rooms
b2S 9TH STREET NORTHWESf
St. Cloud building
Good Machines for rent All kinds repaired mVI1
NO WINDY ADVERTISEMENTS. NOINsOLENT
IN agent to talk you to death but the Finest hssnr
ment OF all the Leading Sewing Machines prices that
no canvasser can approach. Renting Repairing &c
my3 Ia7 orr straat
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MAJOR GKN. MCDOWELL arrived here this morn
ing from San Francisco.
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The MINISTER WHO SHOT Hrs wrPR-At the I'm.
guest IN Jersey City yesterday In the case eof MA
T. l. Stoddard, Miss Ella Rapp testified that She
was IN the house at the time OF the accident She
ran Into the room and found Mrs. Stoddard lylng
witness asked MI. StOddard how It happened and
ne simply replied, "Shot" He then LEFT the roOrn
He seemed oazed and acted as II he had lost bis
reason. Testimony was given as TO the pleasant
reiSuons between MI and Mrs Stoddard
CAPTAN BAILLIKs BIG CLAM.-1he Philadel.
pnla Times says: Captain w. A. Baltic and hia
wife, OF 1893 Camac street claim 100000 OF the Ala.
Dana fund The claimants were residents OF IA.
pan from 1861 to 1864, and In the latter year, on
Tue steamer Adrlatic. shipped forty-four boxes OF
A0riat1c was DESTROYED by the Alabama
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.

'I,HE 7TH BTREET SEWING MACHINE HOUSE.
Il ESTABLISHED 1858.
THE QUEEN SEWING MACHINE
recognized and by the highest mechan
running and higheS: arm fock.sttch machine ever
made Al movements made Of the finest steel. No
first GLASS new improved machines Of different makes
apd lowest prices. No outside agents Frst-oisss ma
Chimes for rent: All hpds repaired and warranted.
Illustrated catalogue and pricest mailed free to ahy
address, u AUERBACH
Double Store corner 7th and streets.
Gents Furnishings and Hats next door. m10
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AUC1VpN SALES
TlIis Alf s.,~d.,r

|THos. J. FISHER 4 co.
IL Lessi Estate Auetioneers.