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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING",

r ARGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREECH-
IL LOADING SHOT GUNS, IMPORTED FRENCH
siIVEK PIATtD WAKE, DINNER AND TEA
SITS. CASTORS. FRUIT STANDS. &c: FINE
INTrliTE 10 SN iSS MUSIC EOXES FROM TWO
TO TN TUNES; GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
IL IL BEST kosEWooD AND NiCRLE
TANJOS. WADE AND BUTCHER RAZOK-, RE
VOIVERS TOOLS AND 10000 USEFUL HOUSE
HOLD ARTICLES.
BY direction of the owner to change business, will
sell ON the premises. al the above stock of j. u
O'MEARA 4 90. I347 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
Washington. ID. C. Sale commences at SEWN 7. NJ
G r, at bargains may be expected. FOLEY Auct-
y The Fixtures VIII noIbe sold Is, at termin-
alton Of safe. the store viii be occupied by j. U.
OTNFARA x CO., Manufacturers OF ROYAL GLUE"
seIS
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Hired 10 Commit "a uurder
A JEALOUS HUSBAND CAUSES AN INNOCENT NAM
DEATH.


trial which has been In progress In Renshaw
county, Ala during the present term OF the court
has brought out the details one OF the most de-
lioerate murders known 10 the criminal annals II
Alabama. Several years ago there lived IA that
county happy family consisting OF ThoS Mlrler,
his wife, and child. Mrs. MaTler WAS a woman az
some beauty, and was highly respected hy al Who
knew her. Her husband was OF a morOse DISPOSE
ton, avoiding society. and be- grew extremely
jealous OF courtesieS paid his wife. - cruel id his
conduct become that Mrs. Marler was compelled 10
separate from him, and the husband entered suit
Tor divorce making accusations uI a grave charac-
ter Dr. Colqultt, the family ph, scian, all old man
or venerable appearance. befriended the unhappy
wife, and he was relied upon 10y her the prind-
pal witness 10 rebut the charges brought asainsI
her 10y her husband. For This reason the doctor
Incurred the bitter hatred OF NaTicT, who vowed
that the old man should not live 10 tell his tale.
one night before the meeting OF the court DR. Cob
quit was requested TO answer a sick call, and
While hurrylng across the lot 10 get his horse he
Was shot down by an assassin, who was seen by a
coorej man TO run across the Held ana escape 10
the woods A man named A. " REDMOND Was AZ
rested on suspicion. and he was held Tor trial. The
prisoner subsequently confessed his guilt alleging
that he had been hired 10y Narler To commit Tho
crime. De has just been convicted and sentenced
10 imprisonment Tor life.
A special term or the court has teen called for
January, al which time the guilty husband VIII DO
tried for his part in the affair.
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He GREAT

TIE I s5FTxHf1 Efsy AJ H9E sgFrnwrsr
IOtBIL 1KACk sPi.ENDID SCENEIY
Is EFFrcT JCLY l6Ta, 1854
r1ns leave Washington, from station corner OF 9Th
Tor Ptts6tirg ana the west Chicago Limited Express
80 tall5 $cincinnaii and Ioiiis viii sleep;
ng cars from Hgrr1sburs 70 Cincinnati: and Ii tel
with sleeping Car Altoona u Chlcaso Western TX
Also connects daily for CHICAGO. with Sleeping Car
ut TO Tif49 WA MAJ l1rs5 10 m lily
BAIT MORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
Fer Ere. Caranl;zua Rochester Buf....o. Niaaara.
IooY Z m daily; except saturday with dalaee Cars
on saturday night viii not run beyonl Remove
For Vii aInsIort. ock Haven ami Elniira, 40 m.
For Ss% Y55k i, a1 81 The Fast 715 SO AMI 100
IGo0 aud Ills p NJ Limited fapres OF Pts.linsI
l~Ilor Cars , 3 40 a N daily. except SUNDAY.
Tor Ivst%n without change = 10 p every weekday.
on sunlas 40 = NJ
ret transfer 20 FULTON street. avoiding double ferra-e
Tor Philadelphia. rs 90 and IL \ m TO- 4co coo.
10 ~ ahG IL IL ? N On sunday - 90" 1Oe1 AID
For Baltimore. s35. us. $50 go 100 a. m - O5,
CD SEncAy go lOo IL. 4oo. 6O0. 40. 1000 and
For Iore's Greek Line. 6.s5 a. and 44O p w. daily,
For Annap9s. t,95 m. 1905 and 40 p n daily, ex-
u,
and ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
ROAD
For Alexandra. GO 200 a25 10, and 11.as a m.
2o5 As. 500. 625 s.U5 AID lI35 T. H. On SunsIaS
EtG3D. p. IL % III, > % p.Iu
For Eschnt nd ac the south $50 and IL O5 M daily
- AID so T. daily. except sunday.
Trans leave Alexandria HashInStOn o. 80 10 90
IOI0s. M; LOO, sos 5 %. sic 705 aud ios9 p m,
and l. 10 midnight tercv!t Monday Sunday al
50 and lo ~ a T-0o and 1910 /. and II 10
Eight
Tickets and Information at the Office northeast corner
81 18th street PENNSYLVANIA avenue and TIE
tCD- VherS orders BE- lett for the oh, ck-, lag
eA-'t 10 q Situation irUm kCte.s and RESIDENCES
CHAS. + fGGA. j. Il. WOOD
CreIer1l Manager General Passenger Agent.
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Concerning West virginia.

Representative Wilson, OF West Virginia, was In
the city to-day. He says the republicans are push
Ing things with all their power, and are flooding
the state with documenta A. to the state Mr..
Wilson says he feels no Apprehension At all II Is
certain to 60 for Cleveland Mr.. Wilson has O dis
trict with large democratic majority, and he says
the only thing Necessary is TO get out the demo
cratic votes.
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V,HoMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,

EXECUTIONS SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON e STREET SOUTHWEST BETWEEN THIRD
AND F0UR-AND-A-HALF STREETS IN THE
CITY OF WASHINGTON, D. G. =
By virtue Of decree of the supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia, passed i'll Equity No IA
s94s. the undersigned executor VIII offer for sale A
in front Of the premises, SATURDAY the TWENTY
SELENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1884. at FIVE
O'CLOCK p. NJ. that valuable improved property
known premises No. 81 street southwest in the
city OF Washing on. in the District OF Columbia and
kn Jwn and described the city plat part in
square 5i; beginning for the II feet inches west
from the southeast of said lot in said square
534 and running north 81 feet IL inches thence west
feet inches thence tn 19 feet; thence west
thence east along the line of street IL feeG inches
the place of beginning
Terms OF sale: Cash: deposit Of $50 will be required
when property IS struck of to the purchaser The
right IS reserved of selling the property at cost
risk Of purchaser should the terms be COM
piled with within days from day Of sale. Costs of
conveyancing ut purchasers expense.
NM HkNERY, Executor
se16-dts 465 street southwest
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The Canvass I'm Virginia.

Representative Barbour, OF Virginia, was in the
city to-day. He said to STAR reporter that the
is not arOusing much interest in his state
they are going to win and they are going along
very easy. What we want to do Is to stir them up
and get the voters out. The state Is certain TO go
democratic II the voters will turn out"
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Killed I'm q street Car.

NEWARK, " j., september 22-Mrs. Mclaughlin
who Was In hOrSt-car which MAS struck iV n "A
engine on the Pennsylvania railroad while crossing
the track here late last night. died early this
morning. The conductor, Charles Hoey, and tia
driver John McDonough. have been arrested and
held 10 await The corOners inquest. Several 9TH
passengers IN the car were badly shocked, but nOr
dangerously hurt.
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TH'HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

q GfoR dhh SitlES OF WASHINGTON AND
an sf the land Ga Of f6f : qny of FeG o
bia in i'er 1O'S folio 322 seq. shall sell .nA
tbs days and the Hereinafter mefonsd the
asRkPa4 t4f FS5H RA5 SE Eff
Of Washington described az folows: Bsri,lning at
point Oh the east line of 18th W. As it in south
thence gin thence east 81 # i%; thence
north y it in and thence west "a It the
r $50 T T1E pAy OF ., SEP
" IN Holmeads addition to Georgetown, beginning at
from Montgomery street and running thence east Is
1eet icnes thence south 56 fest 10 inches thence
fothe place OF beginning improved by house No. 274
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER. part of Lot Is. in
same addition beginning at point the south line OF
running thence south &c feet 10 inches thence east 30
feet thence ncr e feet 10 inches and thence 80
IN, iMI aI1,j THEREAFrEn, all Of Lot 81 in
14li 26th street and No. 2605 street each of which
ON on wEDNtsDAY,,h he FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER,
1854 at f0tR O'CLOCK P. NJ. part of Lots 96 and 81
dart street Where the west linz Of Wm T. ps :" lot
nersect said street and running thence west T.
wide thence east l. feet and thence south the place
OF besinning. Improved by house No. ao37 stoddart
Immediately thereafter part of Lots IA and Is, in
Corcorans subdivision of lots and 9. III Old George
town. BEGINNING at point distant - inches north
9 the southwest corner Of the property conveyed To
Henry Nlugate by +. and X. T. Dodge, executors by
deed recorded i'll Lher y. G. T. As folio 1863 ct seq and
running thence north II feet inches thence rs
feet inches thence south IA feet 2inches and thence
west 40 feet inches. to the place Of beginning Iu-
proved by twostory brick house. being the north one
in the of three houses situated in the alley directly
west Of the ConGres, street NJ. Z. church
immediately thereafter. part of lots SO and 90 in
Beatty and Haw kin's addition Georgetown begin
ming the north line of Prospect feet east
hon aart
so feet, thence north 100 feet thence feet and
thence south 100 feet TO the place of beginning i'm
prove by house No 3223 Prospect street and frame
building in rear.
Terms OF sale One third cash. of which $50 must he
paid at time OF sale upon each peC residue at six and
tive We months respectively by the the
pun haSsr, bearing six per cent interest and deed of
trust upon the property sold. all cash. option of
purchaser. All conveyanclng. at purchasers cost
The right Ia reserved to resell auitiGg haser
cost anu risk terms not compiled with seven
days from day Of sale
CHAS. IL CRAGIN Jr Trustee
seI9-IO 32l 4 q sire ct northwest
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TOMORROW.

DFRFMPTORY SALE OF EIGHT-ROOM BRICK
i HOUSE No 45S STREET SOUTHWEST, AND
IWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE ON FOUR MA
HALF STREET, BETWEEN ii AND n STREETS
SOUTHWEST.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. SEPTEMBER -
TW NTl-IHlRD We will sell. in mont of the III
premises at FIVE O'CLOCK. the east hal Of Lot A6S
81, square SOB fronting street. between ~ and
9th streets southwest. improved 10y eght-room brick
house.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER we will sell: in front Of the
premises the south Is feet front by depth thereof of
Lot 10 545. fronting ON AZ street between NJ
and streets southwest, improved by a small frame
house
Terms: One.tllird cash balance in six twelve and
eighteen months to bar interest and to be
cured by deed of trust, all cash. at option of pur-
chas deposlt of slOO required each piece soon
as soil Convey ancng at purchasers cost.
sel9-dSds DUNCANSON BROS, AuctiOneerS.
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The BROKEN Petersburg Bank.
CHANGE OF UHNrH npNIEn

Petersburg, Va, September 22.-ln the Hust-
ings court to-day Judge K NJ. Mann rendered de-
clsiOn on the petition OF Isaac K Barksdale, state
treasurer, In the case OF the state OF Virginia
against the Planters and Mechanics bank, pray
Ing that the case be to the circuit court
petition. The trustees OF the bank have on hand
ready for distribution among the depOsitOrs, as
soon as ordered by the court, large sum OF
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An ILLINOIS CASHIER MISUNDERSTANDING T. l..
Hubbard, the cashier OF the First National bank II
Monmouth, Ill, was arraigned before L. ;. Conl-
missioner Hoyne In Chicago, saturday. on tho
charge OF embeZzling S1O6000 OF the banks funds.
II Is alleged that he drew two bills OF exchange. ;ur
tle amount stated, without the authority II
knowledge OF the directors He waived eXaininl.
uOn and bail was liked at H0OoO. -
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DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN GUY OLE MASulNliION u @

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN CITY OF WASHINGTON. d. G.
By virtue of deed of trust dated 3lst day cs,
Of May, 1884, and recorded i'll Lber OSS folio H8
OF the land records for the District OF Columbia IL
Will sell. public auction in front of the PREMISES on
MONDAY. THE TWENTY NINTH DAY or SIP
TENBEi.. A. u. 1884, at FIVE O'CLOCK +. NJ all the
interest vi Daniel ". Middleton, being undivided
onehaf interest in all of sGIare north of square num-
bred five hundred and sixty three t5G3l. ard ES-
DAY. IHF IHIRTIElH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A d
1854 az FIVE O'CLOCK " all the interest of Daniel
W. Middleton. being undivided bird interest in
Lots numbered six 90 90 and eight (s) square
numbered twenty (20) and Lot numbered ID, in
square numbered eleven old
The above ruerty will be sold subject to any taxes
due thereon. the AMOUNT Of which will be announced
time of sale.
Terms of sale: One-thrd cash; balance i'll sy (6) and
twelve I'D months with interest, secured by
the property Conveyancirg at cost of purchaser.
del osit of one hundred tsl dollars square north
square numbered five uIdred and sxty-thrce On OF
563) ard fifty $3.50 dollars each OF the other lots will
b. required at time OF sale II of sale not
piled with in week from day of sale Trustee
the right to resell at risk default
iny purchaser.
sel7-eoEds GEO GREEN Trustea
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The Capital Bicycle Club has completed arrange
mentS for holding unusually interesting fall races
at Athletic park on the nth OF october The gross
receipts are TO be devoted to laying new bicycle
track at the park.
In the Police Court to-day small colorsd boy
was fined S. for disorderly conduct. Lawyer Moss,
who appeared for the boy, suggested that his
mother only had s., which the court accepted as
payment In full.
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NEW YORK. September ss--Mr. James C. Blaine
breakfasted this morning with Congressman
Phelps, J. Meredith Readc, late minister TO Greece
and walker Blaine Immediately afterwards he
left the hotel In carr1ags Inaccompanied HE re-
turned at noon and received a number OF
calls, many Of them OF social nature
He Will be called upon this Afternoon
by Delegation from the Union League club, Of Thu
city, and a committee IRON the Union League clu
OF Philadelphia viii later escort him 10 the Penn
Sylvania depot, en- route for Newark, which place
he VIII leave later for Philadelphia Mr.. Blaine
will return here nom Philadelphia on Tuesday
night. and on Wednesday morning Will leave the
CITY for syracuse.
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Street Railroad COmpa.

rms afternoon Detective Carter swore out war
rants against all the street railroad companies,
charging them with being the proprietors OF a
number OF cars each line and using and operating
them for the conveyance Of passengers, for hire,
within the District for the years 1888 and 1854 with
out license. The Washington and Georgetown are
charged with 90 two-horse and IS one-horSe cars In
1885, and 81 twOhorSe and Il one horse cars In 1884
the Metropolitan are charged with 50 horse
cars In 1855 and 60 in 1884, the AnacoStta with
year, and the Belt line with 50 In 1888 and 81 In 1884
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I'd Edition.
Latest f6lGgranS to The Star.


Hut Received Many Visitors.
ALBANY, N. T., September 2e.-Goy. Cleveland
was busy at his desk this morning, but found time
TO receive many visitors A large delegation OF
Albany working men called upon him and presented
protest against the occupation Of the state lands
at Sing sing by Perry CO. The governor said he
would refer the matter to the land board
Among the prominent visitors were James S. Cole
man and Ballard smith, New York; VIM. +. Rogers,
Buffalo; EDWARD Br1ttoa, Brooklyn; 7. B. Merrill
and B. 7. stahl, Columbus, Ohio Vice Chancellor
Geo. w. Clinton and Howard T. Walden, Brooklyn;
Lafayette Barber, Cortland, n. Y; James Peck,
Burlington, VT; VIM. II. Kirk and Edward LOrdder,
Syracuse; J: I: Pettis, Henry county, H., and
Joseph Phillip, BallS,oa Spa
The Cleveland Fire.
CLEVELAND. OHIO, September 22.-Revsed esti-
mates OF the losses by yesterday fire In the lum-
Der yards are: Monroe Bros u Co., $4,000; In
surance el3l 900; Browne, Strong Co., $50 OOO; in
surance, SIS, 200.
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RANGE OF THE THERNONETER.-Thef following
were the readings at the office OF the chief signal
officer to-day: am, $685. IL am, 6SS; pm, TO
Maximum. q. 2: minimum. a42S
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IRELAND 10 Have . Nrx Rr1rn-A

IRELAND TO HAVE NEw RCLER.-A London dis
patch says that there Will soon be chang, In the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or Ireland IL Is certain
that Earl Spencer VIII retire from that post not
Laser than nexJ year. and II l. quite possible that
he may resign within few weeks. II is reported
that the Marquis OF Rlpon, who has Just resigned
the viceroy atty OF India il to succeed Lord Spencer
lord lieutenant OF Ireland THIS statement "a
doubted In view or Lord Ripons delicate health but
the TACT that he Is an ardent Catholic might make
his appointment 1udlcious one.
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PERsECCTISG THE MUTT FANILY-Annie Mutt was
buried saturday afternoon 10y The side OF her her
at nlontoNn, Pa The autopsy was void OF any
results as lar as poison WAS concerned. II "a
Thought the rest OF the family are now out OF dan
ger. Mr. Beckinridge ana Isaac Hurst, The must
important witnesses on the trial or James Mutt
have received several threatening letters recently
and placards have been posted ON the bridge near
the Mutt residence These letters gave rise To Tho
SuppootiOn that the family were poisoned and they
themselves believe such 10 be the case.
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RAILROADS.
MIDLAND RAILWAY.

1HE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH, SOUTHWEST
AND WEST
Schedule in effect VI UST 3. 1884.
9:l0 A.M.-NEW ORLEANS MAI. daily. max NJ Close
come ctiOnS all points South and Southwest
Daily ex ePt SUNDAY. With Z. o. ailway. Pull
man Sleeping Buffet from New y TX and Wash
ingtOn to Atlanta Pullman Sleeping cars from
Washington ami Atlanta to New Orleans.
D1tP.N--LOUlSVILLEF FAST LIN DAILY via Char
1ottesvile 10 Cincinnati Louisville and all Western
Joints Pullman Slecpin< Washington ~
louisville
7ca0P M.-SOUTHERS MAI. AND EXPRESS. Daily
Il all points South and Southwest via Danyille ard
Charlotte Daily except Sunday with e. % Railway
Pullman Sleeping from NashlIZ ton Dan
Vile. c. arlOtte and Atlanta New Orleans also
from Washington Charlotte and Columbia To
Augusta
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington a. 7:0OA
ii. and $40 +. II daily. except sunday
Harrenton trains leave Washington at y:l0 An and
$40 L. VI. daily
Fer and Information inquire CompaIy'5
fos ,60l Fennsy lvania ayenua- Trains u
r. station
II. SLAUGHTER. n NACDANIEI.
Gen Pass. Agent AGENT
au2 SOL HAAS Traffic Manager
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LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

BY virtue Of writ of fer facias issued out of the
Clerks Office Of the supreme Court of the District of
Columbia and to directed, will sell at public sale
fo- cash. in front of the Court House door of the said
District ON MONDAY, the THIRlE ENTH DAY OF
OCTOBER, 1884. at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, all the
right. title claim and interest of the defendant in and
to the following described property to wit The south
haf OF Lot ten (l0 iii hundred and two G02J,
in the City of Washington TO satisfy execution number
% 527 law i'll favor Of DOUGLASS x BRO, against
HAkRIEr A. ZANTZINGER
CLAYTON McMICHAEL.
L. 5. Marshal
THOMAS DOWNING hurt se19-tdl
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building, corner OF sth and streets, where the
closets and fuel rooms are located, on the second
floor, west end. An alarm Of fire brought the po-
lice and fire department promptly to the ground.
It was confined to small limits and the damage
was slight The origin is not yet known
DR.. Townshend,s Expedition.
VERY FEW HOGS FOUND IN THE RIvRR-HE THINKS NO
FURTHER STEPS NECESSARY.
Health Officer Townshend and Chief Clerk Nc
Ginn of the health Office, returned this afternoon
from the tour OF inspection made along the river,
from the Great Falls to Harper's Ferry, to deter
mine the extent Of the practice OF throwing the car
casseS Of hogs killed by the cholera into the river,
by which means, it was feared the water supply of
the city would be polluted.
DE- ToWnshend arrived at his once, on ~ street,
said DR.. Townshend, "that the reports coming TO
this city have been greatly exaggerated. do not
want to make detailed statement now, as will
make report to the District Commissioners to-
morrow"
.Will it then be decided whether any further
''YeS, 1t will be decided then, but do not think
there IS any necessity for any further action. This
inspection was necessary, Of course, to satisfy the
public, and think 1t has shown that there Is no
great cause for alarm"
Chief Clerk McGinn stated to q STAR reporter
that in their whole trip they had not seen over a
dozen hogs. The party started from Georgetown
Saturday at IL O'Clock, took steamer and pushed
as far as Seneca that night. On Sunday they went
W fOluU VI hOCkS auu DcIuu. ldklUR u UOlU tlcy
explored the river for about II or IA miles below
Berlin.
''The cholera il dying out" said Mr. McGinn. "It
was undoubtedly very destructive few weeks ago,
but it is now disappearing. The people all along
the route were very earnest and enthusiastic, and
promised to cooperate with US They were pro
nounced In their utterances condemning the action
OF people who threw dead hogs into the river: We
posted our notices at many points and distributed
the circulars, and think they Will be effective II
appears that most OF the carcasses were thrown
into the canal, and they were taken from the canal
and left upon the banks where they created great
stencil"
One Of the results Of the expedition up the Poto.
mac was the capture OF string OF fine bass
NATIONAL BANKs.-The acting controller OF cur
rency has extended till September "a, 1904. the cor
porate existence OF the North National bank Of Bos
ton, the First National bank of Gloucester. Mass.
and the First National bank OF Rochester, MINI.
THE ASCOT CUP.-The Secretary of the Treasury
has directed the collector Of customs at New Yorl
to admit free OF duty the Ascot cup, won by Mr.
James r Keene's running horse Fo1hall In Eng
land, which has been In his (the cOllector's) Gus
tody for over year. The decision OF the Secretary
was based upon the ground that the cup Is OF the
nature OF trophy and Is similar to gold and silver
medals which are admitted tree OF duty under the
law.
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TrNHE CELLULOID TRUSS; THAT NEVER BREAKS
l. never wears out. always clean. and can DO worn
willie bathing. Is tor sale at
CHAS. FISHERS.
GS3 9TH street northwest
MRS FISHER dcvotes her attention 70 the wants of
Lady Patrons mi
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Suicide I'm a COuDe.

A POPULAR YOUNG MEDICAL STUDENT KILLS HIMSELF.
John F. Heating, prominent and popular
student at the medical school OF the University OF
the State OF New York, started out with a friend,
Joseph O'Shay, yesterday afternoon TO have good
time. They hired coupe and rode TO the Hoffman
house, where they drank quart OF Pommery Sec
While riding Heating spoke IN a Respondent way OF
affairs at his home in CharleStown, Mass, where
bis mother and sister are said to be dying OF con-
sumption. After they left the hotel they returned
concerning the illness OF the latterS relatives
Heating gave gloomy answers and pulled revolt
yer from his pocket and pointed il at his head.
O'Shay took it away, but moment later returned
II to Heating, who instantly placed IL at his head
and pulled the trigger, sending bullet into bis
BRAIN He was Immediately taken TO the hospital,
where he died about 8 O'Clock last night.