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Three thousand Children Thrown Out
Of Employment.

MILWAUKEE, April Sit is estimated that the
labor bill passed by the legislature imposing fine
and imprisonment I'm the case Of the employment
OF children under IA years OF age will throw nearly
300 out OF employment in this city. The large
cigar manufactures employ considerable num-
Der, and several hundred are employed as SOrterS
In rag and Junk shops.
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MARH1ED.

HOYT-MURPHY. On April 4th 1888 at Trinitv
church, feorgetowni by the Rev; ether Hoyt r a.
daughter of the late 2. L. Murphy, of y. c. and
niece OF Mrs. 4. T. Shepherd, Of Georgetown
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Arrested for RObbiup aIetter

STATE CENTRE, IA, April 5.-Granger Centre, as
slstant postmaster here, was arrested on Tuesday
tered letter. He has made q confession and the
money has been recovered.
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers
JUSTICES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE, No. 1888
MARYLAND AVENUE EAST

MARYLAND AVENUE EAST
By virtue of deed of trust corded in iher No
S33 TO 10 i66 of the land for the
OF Columbia as surviving trustee, will cell in front M
OF the premises at public auction. on FRIDAY THE
IHIR1 EENTH DAY OF APRIL. A. D. 1888, Al FIVE
situate and lying in the city Of Washinston being
James F. Wollards subdivision of part OF sGuare num-
persd ten hundred and six u0oe) recorded in !ber
L. H.. folio 3d. &C.. in the surveyors office Of the
District of Columbia together with all the improve
nent Ways easements. rights. privileges. and appur-
ing
Terms: One third cash: balance, six, twelve and
eighteen monthsnotes to bear interest and to be e.
cured y deed Of trust premises at option
Purcnsser Conveyancing &C purchasers cost Terms
to be complied with in days otherwise the Trus
the right to resell at the risk and Of the
defaultinS purchaser after five days. public notice in
some newspaper published In Warrington. d. G. de-
pos1t OF 500 required ut sale.
ap9-d&ds 80 >~~'Ss'
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Ane Lase hrf9. len. JSs. x. B0Rnouu
WAR DrrARrMvwY,
ApJUTkNr GsNsRAIe OFF1cK
WASHINGTON, Aprfl s. lSSl


WAR DrraRrurwr.
ApJUTkSr GENERALS 0FrcK.
WASHINGTON, April 5, 1854
GENERAL AMOS WEBSTER,
Adlutant General District or Columbia Militia
Washington, d. c.:
SIR: have the honor 20 inform you that the
Barnes, L. :. army, VIII take place from his late
residence. No l723 street on SATURDAY next Mt
| p. m, am that General Ayres VIII command the
The general OF the army VIII be grained TO In
cude In the escort any OF the militia az the Dis
trtct OF Columbia who may wish 10 participate In
the funeril obsequleS
Very respectfully. your ohedent servant
Il c. DRUN, AdJutant General.
ApJUrlNr GENERALS OFFICE.
DISTRICT or toLusBIA MILITIA, April 5, 1855
General Orders Nc y.
Pursuant 10 Tho request from the commanding
general or the army W the United States the va
rtous militia organizations of the District OF CO.
inmola who desire to participate at the funeral
ceremonies OF the late Big. Cen. Joseph X. Barnes
L. 3 A, will report 10 G H. AyreS, {. & A. com.
BY order OF the Commissioners OF the District
| OF Columbia
AMOS WEBSTER, A. a. n C NJ
The above IS % De considered as an officisl an.
nouncement 10 all the troops In the District
An OLD SOLDIER KILLED nv THE TR.rN-An old
soldier, whose name IL unknown, and who was
about IS years OF age, an inmate OF the Spldier3'
ii ONE, was struck ana Killed 10y train nj Queens
town, on the B q. railroad, about O'Clock this
afternoon. He seemed neither 10 or hear the
train and was struck while crossing the track.
Mss Skull was ba0ly crushed ana one arm and one
leg were cut OF 10y the train. His body was moved
short distance from the track and the coroner
VIII be notified
RANGE OF THE THERAoMETER-The following
were the readings at the offce of the chief signal
OFFICER to-day: Am. 5o1; IL am, Sos: pm,
7le. Maximum, 72o; minimum. 4tS.
CONTRACTS AWARDED. Davidson A. Sons OF
Chicago, have been award "a the contract for sup
plying marble mantels for the Phllade rhia pub
lie building fer 81, 4es and McCarLay q Stotdard
o. Topeka, Kansas, the contract Tor supplying gas
ana Plumbing fixtures for the public building at
Topeka, Kansas, Tor s., 535 S.
THE NEW YORK SToCKMARKEr
16efollowing are the onnning ana closin prIcss
q the New York Stock Market TO-DAY, az reporJef
ty special wire 10 III. H. Dodge, $50 18th street
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Name. o. C. Name. al,
The Courts.

EQUITY CoURT-.Judge Carter.
To-day, Coumbe agt Roberts; demurrer sus-
tained; leave 10 amend. kelsecker agt Keisecker;
decree or divorce. Janln agt. Gilmore; on hea ar.
Ing
EQUITY CorRT-J,IdOp Cor.
Today. Ward agt. Hili and McNally agr. Ward:
pro conieSso. Lockwood agt. Brown; fund In
registry ordered TO be distributed
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g BENSIE0ER, Aucaaoneer.
Ne Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar.
9S8. 90 and "a Louisiana avenue
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES, BU0GfEs. CARRI-
nxxs; rMnA4'9ONs, HARNESS 70, EvERY TUES
COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK REGARD.
LESS OF WEATHER.
on hand and = peivats sale laz9e stock Of
aos.es Ae1 md Seco1d- hand Bueyios CarTiaesA tx
Pr: MaSoaa daSiieea. etc., stc. Lh0rI advances On
ceoNouA1s e. I'm
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TeVRS CrlnlpS

SAN ANTONIO, TEX, April Sc s. Walton, of
Philadelphia a graduate OF Harvard University,
was arrested yesterday, charged with stealing
money from Saver & Smith, by whom he was en-
guilt.
EX-U.S Marshal s. II. Russell who was CHARGED
with entering false account against the govern
ment, While marshal, has been found guilty.
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AUCTION SALES.
TIL. .FTEIsNOoN-
caNsoN PROS. Aueticueers.

nUNCANSON PROS. AneticHeers.
TIUeTFEs, SALE OF VALUABLE RThT. ESTATE
II THr CITY or WARRINGTON. SOME OF / i
IMPROVED. SI1 UATGD-
ON @ STREET MORT HI EST.
ON WASHINGTON sTHEET.
ON ii STREET NORTH
DELAWARE AVENUE, THIrD Strict EAST.
on 5T:,EET NORTH, EST.
on NJ STREET SOUTH
AND o. Il STREET E9TTHWFST.
BY virtue * decree OF She Supreme Court n *,
c. IN ':Hty cause y 5. ~. LorJ O'Donna- t1
corded it~sf 20 Oh i..sf ~ N III Say the
ilflH DAY OF APRIL, 4 y 1853. st I.yl. az &c X
proven. Il thereon. sr! 5vl-iol' % Lot 3 in
ST. nr ms ls r. t 80 i't > M In u q
and VII u. sod In seven convenient ia.cti. each ABOUT
Aud ON FRIDAY. he SIXTH April. a. FIVE p.
M II Ir.lt 81 the IN s.s y vi sell ICt 70 e. il
ingto treet iI6 La - 79 vi he sod III ten par
On "a i'KDAl. Sl.yI III APRIL, at FIVE IL.
In fr9 = ihe premise VII sell Lott N,F. g O. TO-
H. ~. IS and Il, in square rs nor.h Dtairart
On on T!Ti DAY. II \ II PJ!I. at FIVE p. - in
Lots o~- 81 Ia ~ irc9.,y,. ard lots NO - T. 81 ~
elusive. i;tte subdivision Of square 80 749. on "a
o v DSTsb "a! q S s. yElSTH ArrI5 At FIVE
T. in square No S2s. 1t he bnildis the -, on <
TT " ~ ~ Sef,l 81 n 4h N Sr ren y and at
lot % IN square No 545 Win tie improvements. b
ON THURSDAY. The I y; LIT II APRIL. ct FIVE P
M III ~ PfTt+ Of % Nos 8 O. 10 and IL. II t:s
lnen,s and MISE u III III ..-i,t TT No
10. il tqGSye 30 5l!. with the Improvement on III
Te.n,- ore third cash Il which drI oft # -lco
ON e2 Pee VIII te required At time Of sac balance
~ me- 't-riii- ~ Et. ~ ne ana two ye9ss. 20 1e Sc
cured - seed 81 Jr;S- tn P:o. erty sold, az cash
Win vha tel DAYS after safe .iis 5roprrs vii :. re-
sold at r II Cefauitiiy ?arch.ser- Cows yah, ing
ri 9Esrr MILLER. r.,,...o.
nh2i ALA, a. D@i.E. t:'7'ee'-
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I'd Edition.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
Legislastng Agatn., the Passion Play.

ALBANY, NY, April 6-A bill was introduced In
the senate, and Immediately ordered TO third read
ing today to prevent any attempt to personate or
represent Jesus Christ, the Saviour, by any show,
hibtS any such representation whether free or for
an admission fee, and declares violation OF its
provisions misdemeaEor, punishable by fine OF
not less than $500 nor more than &. co., mpris-
oDment not less Than six months nor more than
one year.
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IL Is reported that Bishop Lafeche, OF Three
Rivers, Ontario. viii resign, because tie decision
OF the papal authorities In the Laval university
case Is against him.
k L., was arrested last night In New York for at
tempting 10 shoot his son-in-law, Robert Hilton
whom he charged with running another daughter
or Rodgers. The old man was lined $40 today and
rpi..aS -
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IL QUO q s..
HEADQUARTERS FOR FINE OLD RYE WHIs-
KYS.
MARYLAND CLUB A.
MONTICELLO IT.
BAKER
OLD CROW,
ROYAL CABINET
IRISH AND SCOTCH WHISKY.
BEDFORD RUM,
JAMAICA RUM.
PIPER HEIDsIc CHAMPAGNE, BASS ALE ON
DRAUGHT AND BOTTLED. GUINNESS POR.
TER ON DRAUGHT AND BOTTLED.
YOUNGER's SCOTCH ALE. BOT
tiled. HOLLAND GIN
(SWAN3.
E. C. KNIGHT,
fe13 1882 Pennsylvania avenue
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'sShOMAo BOWLING. Auctioneer.

STEM WINDFR
orrel r., IS hands, years DID, sired by Fisk's Ham
bietohian sire Of Edward 2:i9: dam by Mambrino
thlef IL very stylish nice prompt. easy driver does
not ing or Iull. DO, Is WEIGHTS very fine
ga1fed, first Class actor road track has equal
on the road, very fast, two men to wagon; been in
rsnirg but last season. showed 2 and is without
doubt the making of z very fast horse.
one Side-Baf. Top Buggy, made by McDermott, near
y
Fine set Harness, sold metal at auction
On "a UkDAI. APRIL SEVENTH, 1888, AT
~ FIVE O'Cli OK, in front of my auction rooms I
osa sell the above turn ont 1t is considered one of
1.-THE finest establishments in the city. ap4-3t
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THIS .TENiNE.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & Co, Auctioneers.
POSITIVELY CLOSING OUT SALE

WALTEk B. WILLIAMS Co. Auctioneers.
POSITIVELY CT OSING OUT SALE
FINE DIAMONDS, IEWFIHY AND GOLD
WATCHES
81 pUDnc sale THIS EVENING, at TAI = FASH
SEVEN O'CLOCK and EVERY EVENING q tts- same
hou- mil entire stock Is disposed Of. Mt
cOf1tef Osh and Streets facing Pennsy
beng the stock Mr.. s. Colsten retiring from bust
ness
Our instructions to close ont the stock as soon
possible Great bargains at private sale during III;
DAY.
mh-e-st WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts
A UCIION SALE OF USREDEEMtD Pi.EuGEs.
"A Commencing SA1U DAY, MARCH 2 HIRTY
FIRST AT SEWN T. NJ. and continuing until all are
disposed OF, will sell pub ic auction. large and
varied assortment Of upradeemed pledges consisting
o. Gold ai'.i Silver Watches. Chains. Kings B-ace ets.
flis ard other leHe,ry OVercOats and u! ter, ross
and other Coats. Pants. Vests Suls, Music Instru-
ment+, Clocks. Guns. ReSoyers. Sewing ha hines.
TRUNKS. Cutiery and Plaed-Nare, Solid SLY are
PIPES, OpeSa and Field Glasses. Books. Tools Of al
Kinds Umbrellas
All parties having goods deposited viii please take
notice.
NATIONAL LOAN OFFICE.
FOLEY. Auctioneer. llhSO-3t-
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NrM. P. YOUNG. Real Estate Auctioneer.

AUCTION SALE OF 5 81. 100 ACRES on SEVENTH
NfitfT ROAD. NEAR BEIGHTWOCD, Dc
~ virtue of duly recorded deed of trust wls9fS
SCI At aucton, on the premises. ct HALF-PASTE<7E
IafNT 4, APRIL: 1852 81 100 acres near Bright
Terms One third cash. ard the remainder in one and
two years. at six cent 800 deposit. Conyeyancing
AZ Purchasers cost II terms should not be compiled
WIN III ten days the property Will be resOld at cost of
drfdGtng purchaser.
ap5.T. 10. H. IA WIN. s. THOMPSON Trustee.
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PROFESSIONAL.

1NASH FEET AND DAILY WALKS IN THE OPEN
~ AIR aud sunshine increase vitality and lonrey1fv
Hence. the most eminent physacAns. surxeona and
tnosands OF otner welt knoTn personagee visit DR.
WHITES estsbaisnment l4i6 Pa ave.. opposite WI
ksrds Hotel ior ra,et from and avoidance Of Gonna
ences. etc Once fec 81 visit Estsbished In Wssh
ington, ID. c.. in 1861. mS0
nR. Fl. l.. BOyEK. MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN
~ treats successfully Female Diseases. Neurai9iS
Aheunatism. Chills, Paralysis. Nervous bisessex "a
Turkish, Russian. Sulphur and I'll Medicated Bsths
nE. NJ 8. PARSONS, MEDICAL ELECTRlCIAN
4VGsivanic and Electro vapor Bahia MsssAge 6Voed.
IN movements. Magnetic Treetmank 10. Hours fru6n
U4.M. 70 Pm 1927 anDot northUost, o6-6ms
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VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROvED PROP
ERiI. coz EH NINETEEN AND r
aIl.i-EI5 NOL1HWEST, Al AUCTION.
on TUESDAY, APRIL TENTH. at HALF-PAST
FIVE O'CLOCK P; a.. we shall SELL in front of the
rcnlseS, Lots L, 30. 81 and 81 i'll G W. Hopkins sub
division of square 10. improved by brick dwelling
ca h lot having good front, running tack depth
thereof
Terms Of sale: OIe third cash, balance six twelve
AMI eighteen months for notes bearing interest from
n Of SALE and secured by d. ed of trust property
sold All conyeyanc, M. Sc. at purchasers cost; $50
dcrn on each lot tire Of sale.
a!5-Jt WAITER Is. WILLIAMS L co. .Aucts.
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Affairs i'm West Washington.

PERS0NAL-Dr. Suter, the physician TO the poor
In THIS place, is confined 10 his home In Alexan-
ora by sickness. DR.. Chew has charge OF his
practice.
RT.-Enterei-Schr. BENJAMIN Garts,de
Sharp. from Alexandria, light: schr Rodney Par.
her, Parker, from New Haven, light Cleared
schr Benjamin Gartside, Sharp,for Gardner, Me-.
Boston, with coal
GRAiS.-Arrived-Boa III. NJ. Talbot with 700
bushels wheat and 800 bushels OF corn. sales
IUo bushels wheat, at prices ranging from ST. 1sk
u sl2l. No sales OF corn reported.
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RANGE OF THB THERAOMETER-The following
were the readings at the office of the chief signal
o1icer today: I'm. 501: IL am, Sos: pm,
7l.5. Maximum, 720; minimum 443
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EEYEK's HORSE AND CABBAGE BAZAAR.
VI 40 stree. northwest.

Sales Of Horses. Carriages Fobes. Whips. Blankets
and Harness BY auction every FRIDAY MORNING at
HALI-PAsT TEN O'CLOCK ConsignIueilts Solicited
Liberal sdvances made. All property left with viii
b. du.N advertised. WM. F. GEYER
ROb r. HI tOSE 4 CO, tuC tioneerS. mt ma
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Basil Chase has been appointed mail messenger
at Benning's, vice john Jenkins resigned.
Mr.. j. j. Calvert, the 1anitor OF the Corcoran
building, while fixing some machinery this morn
Ing, Tell ON boiler, and iured himself internaIIY
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INDIANS AS CIRCUS Observation-Disclosures
was received at the Indian ONCE to-day that at
tempts are being made to persuade Indians to
leave the Pine Ridge agency to Join circus COM
pany. Commissioner Price this afternoon tele-
graphed Agent McGillycuddy that no person has
q right TO take Indians from the reservation, and
he must use all peaceable means to prevent their
being taken away.
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VALTER B. WILLIAMS s CO.. Auctoneers.

IA ALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
BIRDS. BIRDS, B1RDs...
4 LARGE ErIA ASp yMUABl,E ,GoIIEcTioS OF
Ne viii sell st our sa!e-roorn. corner 10th and D
street, :gciag Pennsyixs1lia Avenue. on THURSDAY
tt e = O. o,CLIGk N. HALFPAsT TWO and
STUFFED BIRDS
seantif Bids SSrth and south Ae9ic q.
.nd mounted nndeI Glas- Shaes In the mos durable
q n aTa H. Of Kew W York .f wei KNOWN laNider''
Rf NIL Oh 9 aah IL er
+ vel hested. for the comfort of visitors Chairs will
ap2-St Waller B. WILLIAMS CO. .ai aueta.
GEYEK's HORSE AND cAEEIAGE BAZAAR.
~ 470 Z stree: northwest
,n sp1ss Of G5ses cssragss I9bs WINS Blankets
sa sdyessd made AL property WM e F. VT" hYFE
ROE Ri vosE t CO. auctionesrs Z On ms I'm
WALLER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers
ThhS OF fffSGH c 81 Ink Aos
DEsiE; BIZ .FATTEINS; w. $3.50 S
A. NJ. shall sell within sa,esroom assort-
s from esn and 5tSss
our store for convenient of sac The stock must be
ass-st WALTER i, VI wilkins CO., Aucts
Nj FOLEY. Auctioneer,
WI re-,. commencing SATURDAY MORNING.
MARC II IEikIf-FIHST, AT HALF-PAST TEN
CCLp n the stock OF Dry Goods, POS Ito street,
consisting Of
VIII GOODS,
SILK. DFESs GOODS. TABLE LINENS,
IGNtIS,
PUEE LINEN sHEETINGs. HOSIERY. UNDER
Me- WHITE DRESS SHIRTS. GossAMEE RUB
EEE COATS.
kLAN&ELS. CSSSTNERES, AND COMPLETE
AS>9kIMENf OF DESIRABLE DOMESTIC
Isdie n IIease this SALE as the proprietor is
otr~d = eel every art Gle tn highest bidder for
n. FOLEY, Auctiunecr
lu5j-<S 800 18th street northwest.
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CoNrHoLnER KNOX, OF the TFsasusy, has returned
nom New T0tk:
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1EBiG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF NEAT.
ST0CA FOR SOUPS MADE DISHES AND

SAUCES. ]'S
LIEBIG COMPANYS ExTp ACT or MEAT
An invaluable ana r.I.t.tse tonic IN an GO:
or OF veal ea6 d3gesHca nd ds6dhty. rs mo:
CesS a19 o0on Tor which nations should fed
RTateful See '!Neiicai Pres sIaNcek
British Medical JouTnal, 10
CAAUIION:E5Genuineon only WIN u AcslmHeoe
1s4 ,14engs Signature In Blue Ink acEoas
to os lsnS ch Ih,s S.gtoa neoss.Y: ovine
ing In the market.
LEBIG COMPANYS EXTRACT OF MEAT.
Tc e bad 8 an 6tsesAeererA Grooers and
cyho1es1le onlyl O. David 6 Co., 3 Fen.
church svenua LNUoDn, Husband ap23
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AUCTION SALES.
HEYEK'S AUCTION BAZAAR
SY teS and a70 4 straa+ ,,o-%r,,-,u

81 Il . A'oi 'o a6s and 40 street northwest.
On SATURDAY. APRIL SEVENTH. AT TWELVE
co5fsd Pony one sorre Pony. Chestnut Mare. prime
griTcr. Black Horse. excellent fan y animal; Bay
axe Of he@yy woss, sad oe, Horse Bqsgy and Har-
Eess the property OF EentIeHisn having no use for
ggnlp-seat aud Fsmily Carriages Light Delivery
l,snt Of Sew Hsrnezs Saddles, Briales Haters Col
arr. Whips and koIeE. and lot OF second hand Har
CoNsIGNMENTs SOLICITED.
Parties having Horses Carriages or other property
for sia VII! Ieasc send len to the Bazaar the
morning OF sale OF the dag before WI + aEvER
ROBERT vosE L CO.. Auctionesrs. ap5-2.
's'HcMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
A' N NifUl:E Al racer hUcTi0S nnoas. 'oi'-
on StTrhDAY, APRIL SEVEN u, 1888. at TEN
tfecs.
,..o, sFy r A., cAEEiAYss ASD HORSES.
se'HoslAs BOWLING. auct.oneer.
POSITIVE SALE OF A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
w WIT it z KWhl:E' GLASS WARE. LAMPS. WRIT
o.. 5AIUR Al. APRIL SEVENTH 1883, at TEN
i. =, sii ell within my auction ro9ms a
u 'k = ace At the ho oot t Fs19ned regardess
rg It94As Do" LING, Aucuoneer.
Ar, LOT OF NEW CANTON MATING AT
AUCTION.
- - 3 I6I, MIN AtRIL SEVENTH. 1883, at
a5oy s auction oofa r nenlsrs s ana n ss
vat" bowers Ehnuiu be PRESENT at this sale. ap5-at
WMTER B. WILLIAMS K CO., Auctioneers.
SALE OF CO>DEMNFD STORES AT MARINE
BARRACKS, WASHINGTON. DC.
On THUhSDrY. APRIL TWELFTH, 1882 AT
i 4 khr sell ri !cti
!" Qi2htity Il condemned articles such CaTtrd
! l3Aez. NuSket sings Bay net .c&b1aft., swords.
" = Belts, hHaIs=cks, Hayersacks. CaIeens Old
II Il! Grass. Iraniets. Upright Steam Boiler, Two
Large ittG Bel ,r-. tOyes, etc.. etc.
Terms cash time of sale.
T. crier OF the Qrartcrmastar.
a5-d WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Aucts.
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THE NEW YORK STOCKMARKHr
1befolowing are the oncning ana closing prIcss
G. the New York Stock Market TO-DAY, "a reported
ty special wire 10 III. H. Dodge $50 18th street
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MEDICAL. &c.

CARD.
a To all who suffering from the errors and in
!hscrenOns OF youth, nervous weakness early decay
LOGS of manhood &C., will send recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was dis
covered by missionary in South America. Send q
sell. addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH T.INMAa
stahon ID. New York City. O7-s. tn, tn &k, 1y
nR. ROBERTSON. THE MOST RELIABLE AND
~ longest established specialist in this city with Is
e1perienoe. will guarantee in all diseases Of
ne Urinary ORGANS Nervous Weakness ETC. Consulta-
days and s1tu aFay fro from at hs oee IS
more Main Office 80 Liberty st. Baltimore Nd o2O
MADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR LA.
W dies Anfemsle complaints quickly cured. Can 30
consulted daily at l245 7h O
from to y O'Clock =. m. with ladies only. f6-2ms
DEAD! READ!:
DIR: MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS
Ieram cure for all Urinary Dseases Impotency Gleet
SyPniIG &c GonorThoea cured in IS hours. VIM
avenue northwest Price s. per box sent by mai undar
seal on receipt OF price. - ~ smii
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II
III ITe-FT-S' SALE OF VALUABLE RThT. ESTATE
IL THr CITY OF WARRINGTON. SOSE OF / i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-05

i4Ai GE SALE OF PARIOR AID CHAMBER FUR.
SIjU1.E Al AUCTION ROOMS.
On SATURDAY, APRIL SEVEN II, 1888. at TEN
V,Lot n. smell sen. VI thin anu in front my spa
Cit,5 auction ms, Ia: tneuI OF Household
Efer-S
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-11-29
Yankee Enterprise.

We have all heard and said a great
deal about the thrift of New England,
writes a Washington correspondent, but
| cannot say that | ever rightly ap-
pretended the foIehandedness Of that
breezy region until heard an authentic
account the other day of a recent "dick-
er" among its thrifty young men. A
young man just out Of college was teach
ing school in a little country town when
his sister-n-law died. "What pity it
is, said his brother, when they had APP
proprately inferred the dead lady, 'tthat
you are rot married, Jack. Ifyou were,
| would get you the school in my town
You and your wife could have my house,
boarding me and my clerk for the rent,
and at night you could read law"
"Will you give me week to think OF
it ?" asked Jack rehectively. Yes
said his brother Al will" SO Jack
went Oft and thought it over. The prop
ositiDn was very attractive. But, I'M
fortunately, Jack had no young lady in
view. He went back to town where
he had once taught school. lie picked
out a likely young lady. In week Mr.
and Mrs. Jack were keeping house in the
brothers residence, boarding the broth
er and his clerk for the rent. Jack was
teaching school in the day time and
reading law at night Jack will be in
Congress yet.
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Expectation.

BY ELIZABETH STUART PHELPS.
We rode into the wooded way:
Below us wide the shadows lay;
We rode, and met the kneeling day;
We said: 1T is too late.
1.-The sun has dropped into the west;
The mountain holds him to her breast
She folds and bushes him to rest.
For US il is too late,
40 see the leaf take fire now,
10 see and then to wonder how
The glory pauses on the bough
While painting Srass-tops wait"
When, 10. the miracle came on.
A roadside turn-a moment gone
And far the sun low lying shone;
The forest stood in state.
TRANSPORTED, spread the silent space;
The glamour leaped about the place.
And touched Us, swept from face to face.
We cried: "Not vet too late"
But one, who nearer drew than AL
Leaned low and whispered: "suns may fal
Or flash; deart heart | speak and call
\ our soul unto its fate.
Tread braycly down lfe's evening slope.
Before the night comes, do not grope.
Forever shines some small. sweet hope,
And God Is not too late"
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At a Court Of Insolvency held in Belfast, within
and for the County of Waldo, On the fourteenth
day Of November, A. ID. lSS3-
yYyIILIAM NJ. BROWN. an InsoIvent Debtor,
w now in Insolvency. IN said County Of Waldu
having presented n petition for an allowance ont OF
his estate.
Ordered That the said Insolvcnt Debtor give no.
tice to all persons Interested by causIngA copy vi
this order to be published three weeks successfully
in the Republican Journal printed at Belfast, that
they may appear at Court of Insolvency, 10 he held
ut Belfast, within and for said County ON the
twelfth day of December next, ut ten OF the clock
before noon and show cause, if any they have, why
the same should not he granted.
j. ID. LAMSON, Judge.
A true copy. Attest:-A. A. FLETCHER, Register