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CrOss-ExamtnatiOno OF John w. Dorsey.

After the recess Mr.. Merrick continued the cross
examination OF John w. Dorsey. The witness was
questioned as to his employment In the Senate In
1878. He said he believed he was messenger.
He was appointed in June, took the oath OF ONCE
and drew his salary until the month
OF February following. He was detailed then for
awhile 70 Senator FerryS committee room
question arose as TO the competency OF this In
curry, and Mr. Merrick having made some remarks
ABOUT the witness drawing salary without render
Ing any service, Mr.. Wilson said that that was
the way the Senate did, and, turning 10 Mr. Mer-
you get In there"
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ENFORCING MAN

ENFORCING MANDATE FROM Observation-Disclosures
laschereau mas informed the faculty OF the Mon
treal MEDICAL School that they must sever their
connection with Victoria College or they Will
come under The anathema OF the church. man
date has also been received by The superior OF the
Hotel Deu Hospital, from his Grace directing
that The medical students from the Protestant
colleges must not be admitted Ii is alleged that
some or the members OF the faculty Of the Mon-
treal school have expressed To Bishop Fabre their
acQuieScence In the POpeS M ndata
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.


TRUSTEES SALE OF CHURCH BUILDING AND
LOTS ON FIFTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN
AND q STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUG
TON.
By virtue of deed of trust dated March TO- 1881,
and duly recorded in Liber No 1854. folio al. ct a
seq., one OF the land records for Washing sE1
county in the DISTRICT Of Columbia. WIN sell at
OF APR. APRIL. AID: 1883. at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ.
se Front ra, Of ss the premises all the following de-
being in the City of Washington in the District Of Col
umblh and known and designated lots numbered
thirty 3s thirty nine 1897 and forty in Col
umbian College ct sub division of square numbered
one hundred and ninety -four (9. together with ali
and singular the improvements. ways, easements
rights PRIVILEGES ana appurtenances to the same be-
longing or in any wise appertaining.
ne above lots will be sold subject to deed of trust Of
able five years alter date. f~'
june TO- 1882. Taxes and expenses of SAFE in CASH
balance In one and two from day of sale notes to
bear interest and to be by deed of trust on the
premises sold, &C. at cost of purchaser
deposit OF $3.50 required at time of If terms Of
sale are not compiled with in days from day of
sale the trustee the right to resell the property
chasers after five days public notice of resale in
some newspaper published in Washington, d. c.
mh27-d&ds F. E.. MIDDLETON Tr,,stee
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IHE PROPOSED PARNEIL TEsTIAoNIAL-Mr Daw.
son, lofd mayor OF Dublin, not discouraged at the
recent failure In Limerick TO raise a testimonial
ior MI. Parnel has set about forming a national
committee 10 raise funds TO present TO the Irish
leader. The committee Is composed OF bishops
priests members OF parliament who adhere 90 the
nationalist party, managers and public officials.
The fund has already reached fsO0
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nUNCANSON BROS, Aucioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE. No. 1888
MARYLAND ANENIIE

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE. No. 1898
MARYLAND AVENUE EAST.
BY virtue of deed of trust recorded in Iiber No. ~
o33 fo1o 60 one of the land records for the District
OF Columbia as surviving trustee, will SELL in front
OF the PREMISES at public auction, FRIDAY. THE
dHIRJEENIH DAY OF APRIL. A. D. 1883. AT FIVE
situate and lying the city Washington D. c. being
known and described as lot numbered eight 80. in
bered ten hundred and six Q0O6). recorded Lber
r. l.. T. folio 800 &C. in the surveyors Office of the
ments ways: easements. rights privileges, and appur-
ing
Terms: One.third cash; balance six twelve. and
eighteen Inonthsnotes to bear interest and
cured by deed of trusto premses-or cash. option
OF purchaser Convey ancng purchasers Terms
70 be complied with in seven days. otherwise the Trs-
tee reserves the right to resell at the risk the
defaulting purchaser after five days public notice in
some newspaper published in Washington. d, c. de.
pOslt of 800 required at sale.
app dads
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District Government Affairs
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS

hlCkLlANEOUS MATHEWS
The Commissioners have notified Mr.. II. J. Brad
not considered expedient to grant his request that
the produce dealers in the several markets be
allowed 10 pay their licenses in two inStallmentS
The Commissioners yesterday transferred the
duties OF License Agent Raff the chief OF police.
who will receive all reports from Mr. Ran and
been made in lis compensation.
EXAMINATION OF POLICEMEN IN PROGRESS.
An examination OF about twelve or fifteen police
men was going on this afternoon at police head
quarters by The police surgeons TO their phySi-
cal qualifications for continued services on the
force IL was thought that they would all fall
short OF the requirements, and that another squad
would follow this one.
PERMITS TO Build
Building permits issued by Inspector Entwisle:
A. S. johnson, add story TO brick, 1910 9Th street
northwest: 81 500. A. C. Straus, erect a small
dwelling on BenningS road, county; $780, Benia-
min Wilson, erect building on II street. between
18th and 18th streets northeast $500. Milton Gran
dali, erect dwelling and store on 9TH street road.
in county; 1850.
VITAL STATISTICS.
During the week ending March 31st, 1884. there
were so deaths in the District OF Columbia. OF
this number 25 were white males 81 white fe-
males, IL colored males and II colored females
giving death-rate OF 1894 per 1000 per annum
for the white population 6ss for the colored,
and 21.67 for the total population The chief
causes OF death were: Smallpox 1, diphthera 8.
Group l. scarlet fever g. typhoid fever 1, consump-
ton Is, pneumonia 10, bronchitis l, congestion OF
the lungs 3, nervous diseases 10, rhuematism I,
cancer 1, old age z, and violence G. or the de-
age and upwards. and 10 white and IL colored were
under years OF age There were white and 9
c0l0red marriages reported. There were 4 still
births, 2 OF which were white and colOred.
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PROCEEDINGS AFTER RECESS
In the Minor wife murder case when the court
reconvened, at O'Clock, District Attorney Cork
Hill made the closing argument for the govern
ment, claiming that the circumstances all showed
that this was deliberate murder, and there was
nothing TO show that the prisoner was insane He
concluded at 2:20 pm.
WAITING FOR THE VERDICT.
The court charged the jury, who retired about 3
O'Clock.
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CHAkLEs W. HANDY. Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES sSI,E Sc SALE Il OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
TWEEN M AND STREETS Northwest.
BEING NOS. 1929 AND 1229tI.
BY virtue Of deed in trust dated July Goth ~,
1879 and recorded in Iiber No; GIG, folio 304 ct Ia
SEQ. OF the land records for the District OF Column 2
bia, and by direction of the holder OF the promis-
note secured thereby the said note being overdue
and unpaid the undersigned will Offer at rubic auc-
zen n fE1nt q the premises on ImEsbAY The
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. the following described
real estate to wit Lot numbered nineteen 9) and the
south half OF Lot numbered twenty (2O), in SQUARE
NUMBERED fonr hundred and eight (44s) as sub.
divided by act of corporation April 4th lS45 fronting
about Sc feet On 7th street and running back with that
WI 9TH about 1O5 feet to alley. The improvements
attached ~ 'A0o
Terms Of fourth Cash. and residue in equal
instamens at six. twelve and eighteen months from
day of sale, to be secured by tho purchasers notes
s BEARING IN and deed Of trust the
OF 500 must be made at the time of the sale; and II the
Terms OF sale be not complied with within week from
me Gay OF sale the Trustee the right to resell
the property, at the purchasers risk and cost after
three days notice in The Evening Star newspaner
ConVeyancing and reoording at purchasers cost.
D. l. Oo11DWELi, Auc0oneer. ap3-d&dg
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The Markets.

PA BALT1MoRE. April e.-virsinia es. consolidated.
oRRfGF 1HNo Ssis; new g 5th bid t9day
Flour qnie. and straightforward street and western
9Sa at! 10 dS. extra "a 81 do family
25a6; So do. Rio brands 6OOa6 25 Patapsco family,
6.75: do, superlatve patent T. 90. Wheat-southern
lower and quiet; western dull and lower closing with
slight reaction; southern red, bal 16: do. amber
1l7al 10; No. MARYLAND, 1.l9a1: 20; No. 2 western
Inssa Ien; SPOT na ass APr IA bid May
steady; western dun and about steady; southern
white 60a64; do. yellow 61a64; western mixed SPOT
s sssssa asked April. esaesa May 63aa6ss: steamer
5ia52; DO mixed. 49a5o: Pennsylyania. 5la52. Rye
Pennsylvania and Maryland Is Oosl5 o. Proysnns
stcady.mess pork. 20 90: Bulk meatsNshouiders and
clear rib sides, packed, 8Hal1. Observation-Disclosures 9sI
clear rib sides, f. Hams, l4ais. Lard-refined. i2a
Butter du,western. packed. 17a2s; roll 14al8. Eggs
easier and da T. petroleum dun and nominal
to far, sAas4. Sugar barely stesdy-A soft. 81
COPPER rehned easier 49, Whisky quiet, loyal II.
5-s2as, I'D -four Is Sd grain S4d. Receipts nour:
bushels; oats 600 bushels Shipments wheat, 600
bushels; corn, 60. 600 bushels. Saee-wheat 28I 600
bushels; corn. 1O2. 600 bushels.
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TIE TREASURY FUNDS-The committee examin.
ing the condition of the United States Treasury
are making rapid progress The bonds held to
secure circulation Of national banks, bonds held
az security for public deposits, and the bonds OF
the Indian trust fund, have been counted and
found TO agree with the amount called for. All the
now before the committee is q straight count OF
sealed packages OF reserve United States notes
sna 9ags OF sliveI coin. Inere are dSo packages
are about 500 bags OF silver, each bag containing
$1,000 The count win not be finished for two OF
''the Treasury IL In good shape In every respect
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THR NEW CHINESE HEGrRA-Tt IS stated that the
hawaiian law prohibiting the direct import alton
OF Cinnamon from Hong Kong 10 Honolulu has
Deen repealed, and preparations are being made
10, ohineSe heg1ra from Asia 10 the Hawaiian
next voyage, will go to Honolulu direct from Hong
hong De1ore reaching San Francisco, and viii
carry nearly one thousand Chinese laborersA Over
three thousand have already contracted for pas
sage, ana the next ve steamers will take them 10
the island.
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A CURIOUS CASE OF MISTAKEN IDENTITY
Henry hermann, wealthy furniture manufao-
turer In New York city, who was charged about a
year ago by Elizabeth Gensler, who had lust come
from England, with having abandoned after mar
rytng her, but was acquitted has since been
spending good deal of money In trying TO fni
the real husband He has at last succeeded, and
MIS- GenSler, when confronted with John Gensler
foreman Ia the furniture factory OF Hollander a.
olSBaltilnore, acknowledged that he was her hus-
oana Gtnsler acknowledged that he had once lived
WIN the woman in London. When he met her ne
was Il ana she was 45, with several grown chill
dren. He does not acknowledge that he was mar
REQ 10 her or that he has since married. 1t IS
stated that Mr.. Hermann spent $4,000 In demon
strlng his Innocence, and at the close the trial
Ihe lulge tod MN that IL he had been poor man
he would have gone TO state prison
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MAR RlED.

EBERLF-FRANKLIN. At the residence NJ s1,s
brides parents Thursday evening, April 5t. 1888 by
the Rev. Father Ryan, Mr. FRANK II. RBfRIF OF
Topeka, Kansas. to Miss REBECCA s. FRANKLIN Of
this city.
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star.
Not D,Arrests, Comet.

Boston, APRIL IA cable message received at
the Harvard college observatory from DR.. Kruger
announces tn at the object discovered by Dr. Hart
wig Is not DArreSts' comet as previously an
nOunced, but new nebula.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Auctioneers.
SALE OF CONDEMNED STORES AT MARINE
BARRACKS, WASHINGTON, DC.
On THURSDAY, APRIL TWELFTH, 1881, AT
Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ, shall sell at public auction q
large quantity Of condemned articles such Cartridge
Boxes, Musket Sings. Bayonet Scabbards, Swords
Vast Belts. Knapsacks Haversacks. Canteens, Old
Iron, Brass, Trumpets Upright Steam Boiler, Two
Large Iron Boilers Stoves, etc. etc.
Terms time of sale.
By order OF the Quartermaster.
a5-d WALTER B. WILLIAMS Il CO., Aucts
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THIS EVENING.
L ALTER b. WILLIAMS & Co, Auctioneers
POSITIVELY CLOSING OUT SALE

" ALTER b. WILLIAMS Co, Auctioneers.
POSITIVELY CLOSING OUT SALE
FINE DIAMONDS. JEwELRY AND GOLD
WATCHES
az pubic sale THIS EVENING ut UAIF-PAST
1hNEN O'CLOCK and EVERY FVENING at the same
hou" u1li entire stock Is disposed Of at saesroom
corner Ioth aud streets facing PENNSYLVANIA avenue
being the stock mir. s. Godsei1 retiring from bsi.
our instructions to close out the stock as soon as
day. "
nhc9-st WALTER B. WILLIAMS Il CO., Aucts
4 UCI1ON SALE OF UNREDEEMFD PLEDGES.
"a ComnleI cling SATU: DAY, MARCH THIRTY
FIRST AT SEVEN p. NJ. and continuing until ali are
dFro,ed of. l viii lei at pubic auction. large and
OF Cold ard Silver Watches Chlins. Rings Bracelets.
ans! osher Coats Pants Vests SUITE, Musical instru-
mentS, Clocks. Guns. Reviewers. Sewing Machines.
Trunks. Cutlery and Plated-wxre Solid Silver ware
tiles. 0pera and Field Glasses. Books, Tools Of ali
All parties having goods deposited will please take
notice
NATIONAL LOAN OFFICE
FOLEY, Auctioneer. mh308t'
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NJ ALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctoneers.
EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
DKE OIL PAINTINGS, CHROMOS. EN-
CRAVINGS. BEDDING, SILVER PLATED AND
CUI GLASSWARE, ETC, AT AUCTION,
On SATURDAY, APRIL SEVENTH, A. D. 1883, at
Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ. / shall sell within and in front
OF waiter r. Williams h Co.'S. auction rooms corner
ioth and streets northwest, the personal effects of
Ma,shhngton D. c. named in part: Walnut Bedsteads
Revolving Chairs, Walnut Music Rack, Mahogany
Iabe. Walnut side Tables Mahogany Sofas up
hostered in and plush; Easy Chairs Fancy Recep-
non Chairs Wire woven and Hair Mattresses Feather
Plllo%s and Holsters, Bedding, 10 Oil Paintings with
gold leafed frames Steel Engravngs Chromos Silver
Plated Plated Tea Service Urn, Casters Cut Glassware
brohzes cutlery, China, Glass and Crockery Ware
with other articles too numerous to mention
BY order OF the Executor
ap4-d WALTER b. WILLIAMS Il CO., Aucts
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Twenty second street northwest, Sunday Aprl
9Th, at 4 p. N. 1Dterment at Oak Hill Cemetery, q
JOHNSON. On April G. 1888 at 80 O'Clock A. m,
Mrs: LIZZIE BEATRICE JOHNSON. wife Of Pete
H. johnson, aged twenty-one years. and daughter "a
the late George and Jane Tobin.
Her funeral will take place from her late residence
No. 1916 l. street northwest, Sunday, o'clock n
M, and from there proceed to ST. Matthew church. 2s
MARTIN. On April 5, 1883. CATHERINE MAR
TIN.
Funeral from her late residence 1877 street north.
east Requiem mass at ST. yoseph's church al . a m,
April 2, 1883. Intern mt at Mt Oiyet
SMITH. Suddenly, the morning Of April 5th
1888. Mrs. MARGARET A. SMITH. Iii tie sixty sixth
year of her age
Funeral will take place from the residence OF her
law, Isaac Beers. at Uuiontown, d. c. OF
Saturday. at $3.50 O'Clock p. IN. e
WILLIS. On April 9Th. 1888, at 2 80 q m, TOBIAA
WILLIS. aged fifty five years
Funeral will take place from his late residence No
o26 Twenty fourth street, Sunday. April 6th 80
O'clock Friends and relatives nyied 70 attend 2s
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Wall Street Today.

STOCKS STEADY AT Yesterdays PRICES, RECEIPT
SOUTH WESTERN, WHICH ADVANCED
NEW YORK, Aplil 6.-The Posts financial article
says: Stocks were strong early in the forenoon,
but after II O'Clock the advance OF yesterday was
not maintained, except on the South Westerns,
which were the strongest stocks On the list during
the forenoon, and advanced this morning, while
the remainder OF the list remained about steady
at yesterdays prices. Missouri Pacific was the
feature this forenoon, advancing from 1O3A at the
close last night to 1O4X, afterwards receding
partly In sympathy with the rest OF the market to
104H. The coal shares were at first higher, but
afterward dull and steady, except Lackawanna
which was more active. The Vanderbilts were
generally dull and fraction lower than the close
last night. All the Northern Pacific stocks were
dull and steady. st. Paul and Omaha was weak
and 4 lower than last night. The other grangers
were steady. Western Union was firm in the first
hour, but afterward weak, and at 1890 O'Clock was
u below the close OF last night The net result Of
the forenOOn'S business on the general market was
an irregular decline OF fraction from the closing
OF last night, except on the SouthwesternS, Dem
yer, Delaware and Hudson, C. Z. c. and / and
Louisville and Nashville, which were a fraction
higher. The total sales up to 1880 were about
10000 shares. Government bonds were higher
for the Is and e for the AIS State bonds were
dull. Railroad bonds were quiet and firm. New
York West Shore and Buffalo lists were again a
feature, and advanced to 70. Mutual Union Tele-
graph is advanced from 654 to SIX. Rates for
call loans on stocks in the forenoon were and 6
Der cent
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MATTER 3. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers.
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED PROP
Ell Y. CORNER NINETEENTH AND X
STREETS NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY. APRIL TENTH, at HALF-PAST
FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, we shall SELL in front of the
premises, Lots l. so. 81 and 50. G. W. Hopkins sub
division OF square no. improved by brick dwelling
each lot having good front. running back depth
thereof
Terms OF sale: One-third cash, balance six twelve
and eighteen months for notes bearing interest from
DAY OF SALE and secured by deed of trust property
sold All conveyancng. &c, at purchasers cost; $50
down on each lot time of SALE
ap5-5t WALTER b. WILLIAMS co. ,Aucts.
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~ EYER'S HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR.
~ 40 street northwest.
Sales OF Horses Carriages, Robes, Whips Blankets
and Harness by auction every FRIDAY MORNING at
HALF-PAsT TEN O'CLOCK. Consignments solicited
Liberal advances made All property left with us viii
De guy advertised. VIM. F. GEYER.
fobEhI WISE CO., Aucdoneers. me- I'm
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q. 8. MARsHALs AND DEPUTIES UNDER CHARGES
OF FRAUD.-A telegram has been received at the
Department OF Justice stating that j. NJ Robin
son, one OF the deputies Of Marshal Longstreet of
thenOrthern district OF Georgia, has been indicted
for presenting fraudulent accounts and placed
under 81, 600 bonds, which he has not been able to
Marshal A. j. Crawford, who was indicted for a
similar offense, and who escaped from the custody
OF deputy marshal, has not yet been re-arrested
stating that Stiwell H. Russell, late US. marshal
for the western district OF Texas, would probably
amount the department was defrauded out Of
by ex-Marshal Russell and his deputies by the pre-
SentatfOn OF fraudulent accounts, STAR reporter
was informed that the accounts had not yet been
finally audited as they were retained by the court
at Austin, Texas, to be used as evidence during
the trial, but subsequent answers to inquiries
made during the trial substantiated the re-
port OF the examiners OF the department, who
made the examination and procured the arrest Of
Russell that fraudulent accounts had been rem
dered to the amount Of at least $4,000
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GR1MAu1r & Co.'S

MAT1CO CAPSULES
Are warranted to effect rapid the most severe
cases OF private diseases They do not fatigue the
stomach as all other Capsules with liquid Copaba do
and viii be found safe and effective remedy.
ja22-tu&fly SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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PROFESSIONAL,

k,Asf FEET AND DAILY WALKS IN THE OPEN
All ana sunsnine increase vitality and lonreyify
Hence the most eminent physicians. surgeons. and
tnoussnds OF other we'll known persopa9sA wait Dr
WHITES estabshment 14i6 Pa ave- opposite VII
lsrd's Hotel, fur relief from and avodance Of Corn.
snces ETC Once fee Der visit Estabhshed In wan
.--eo,u, ~. u. ~ Aooi. m30
mr. II. L. B0yEE. MEDICAL ELECTRIOTAT
treats successfully Female Diseases Neursiada'
Mhsnmatism. ChiIs, Paralysis. Nervous bisesses Hc
dnrk,sh. Russian, Sulphur and al Medioafcd Hstss
elven. i4lI street. opposite RigS0 House. o20
nR NJ. 8. PARSONS. MEDICAL EI,FCTRTCT1N
GS0alvanic and Electro Vapor BakhA Naaaage. 0v,eai
q. masosemen& 1a8ncae Treetmank TO- Hours from
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The NEW JUDGE FOR ARIzoNA-The appoint
ment OF Col Nv. Sheldon, editor OF the Baltimore
Herald, to be associate justice of Arizona Terri
tory, vice w. w. Hoover, suspended, was men,
toned In yesterdays STAR The latter upon re-
turning to Arizona from this city, (where he was
witness In the trial OF VIM Dickson, of the star
route jury, was confronted with charges of mis-
conduct in office. For this the President
decided to replace him, and after long consider
alton OF the subject decided upon Col Sheldon,
bers ot-the New York bar, ex-senator Conkline.
and the leading republicans and business men OF
Baltimore. The new judge will leave for his post
as soon as he can visit New York and have an op-
Grafton performed upon his hip for an I'M jury re-
ceived during the late war.
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BARNES. April 9Th. 1888, Brgadier General and
Breyet Major General JOSEPH X. BARNES. Surgeon
General. United States army, retired.
Funeral services from his late residence No 1923
street northwest on saturday. April 7tn, O'Clock
p. IN.
BODFISH. In this city April 9Th 1883 Mira
ABBIE l.. BODFIoH. widow Of Major &. n Bodfsh
late Of Maine.
1nterment at Bath. Maine.
DAILY. On Thursday April s. 1883 Mrs CATHE-
h.Nf. wife OF Joseph DAILY, ased sixty two years
funeral Will take place from her late residence No
3oS street southwest. saturday. April 7t at I'd
O'Clock a. m Her remains will be carried TO Alex an
dria, Va. for interment.
HARDEL1. Thursday, April 5tll. 1888, at 9 O'Clock
p. m, OF membranous Group. IRVING IMMERSION,
beloved of Robert C. and Julia T. aarde aged ona
year, four mon lbs and ten days.
HERBERT. April 5th 1888, at 6:25 O'Clock JAMES
s., SOL OF Thomas 8. and Margaret j Herbert of q
painful illness of scarlet fever followed by dropsy
aged eight years. eleven months and twenty one days
Past his suffering
Past his pain
Cease TO weep,
For tears vain.
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DoToMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.
Mt. yERN0NI MT. VERMONT!
j. l.. BLAKT. Captain.

STEAMER ". W. CORCORAN
yeayeS Tf street wharf daily excep Sunday for NJ
Vernon AZ 10 O'Clock g. returning reaches Washing
ton about ! 80
$50 l.. l.. BlAKT Captain
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer.
LARGE LOT OF NEW CANTON MATING AT
AUCTION.
, On SATURDAY. APRIL SEVENTH. 1888. at
TWELVE O'CLOCK, at my auction rooms, shall sell
large consignment of above goods. Dealers and pri-
waite buyers should be present at this sale. ap5-at