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Tho Brewers and the Church.

1t appears that the Rev. J Spriggs Smith,
the curate Of Christ Church, Burton.on-
Trent, England, in consequence Of having
written pamphlet on the liquor traffic, has
been asked by his bishop to resign his Gu
racy. "Several brewers" we are told, chad
threatened 70 withdraw their subscriptions
from Christ Church, II the reverend gen
tleman was not removed" Of course the
brewers Of Christ Church could not allow
: minister, guilty Of - grave III offense, to
remain their pastor! Alas for the bishop
who asks him to resign! Such church,
controlled ~ brewers, must be the kind
mentioned BY Mrs. Darlington, as ~ place
where the Gospel is dispensed with!"
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Three counties in Kansas were swept en-
tireiy clean Of saloons at the December
term Of the courts, and the war is to be
opened vigorously, prosecuted in Leaven-
worth and Atchison counties, the two worst
in the State. II will be prosecuted 70 sue
cess, too. v
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-02-16

Prohibition has made great advances II
Georgia with few years. II order 10 find
out just ~hat the exciting situation was in
that respect the Atlanta Constitution recent
" addressed to the county officers circu.
lar, which has elected replies from l25 Of
the 1877 counties In the State. From these
reports il appears that total prohibition pre-.
walls In fifty-five counties and partial prShi-
bition In thirty six, while from twenty-five
come reports that prohibition had either
been defeated or was regarded with indif.
ference.
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Cour d'Alsne Miaes,

There are about 1000 miners In the camp,
and provisions are tolerably plentiful, ~
though high prices are demanded, Whisky,
4 as cents = drink; bacon, IS and 4oscentS
I pound; aour, Sac and $7s Ier barrel;
coffee, $I.zS and Sligo per pound. Beard
without lodging, $I4 per week. Only one
CLAIM, 4 being worked 1t present, the '.wid-
.ow's claim, !" and \ = paying from rs e
Stopper day (coarse gold) % the man. Me.
|ehanics 81 al kinds had better keep out I'M
|til;at least June. The miners are putting
up their own cabins md hence there 4 -
demand Is men 4 wages. Gold \ found
from the grass roots e the ped rock hich
NJ 4 A average depth of eight fssk ons
snap Was o6sJsd $I,4no NJ u unp pened
slaiu,, b,,t the tender was promptly refased.
Hayes CRY 4 sitsasea Il ! point shsee
Eagle Creek hoston widens out fe1 iidtll
rs I've miles There ars nov slx ssioos,s
two general nn,erchadise stores. ND i6teli,
! blacksmith shop md seyeral l,ueinor "a
tabltshments. The mining gros,pd' .ie6
~ discosered o. Eagls and l.fitchasd
Eereeks, = about twsniy -swo inilss long ~
III Width Of NJ stre alns Nhicla sf sy4
- about slmiis - laalis oni liill
|srse hoye tie gravel claii =
weIl i6eAns quarts claims ~
covered
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No 81 s Asps 81 st,saIss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-27

Name. o. c. Mar
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RIEyr.

nRTNEARD At 500 a IN MArch ~ lss4 MARI
FRANCES DRIShARD, widow vi the late Col VILLAIN
Il. DTlnkard.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
DUNDEE. on March 26 1854 Mrs EMMA z bUS-
DEL. wife Vi ". T. Dundee he thirty second ar oi
b T are.
Funeral will take place IN her late residenoe No
loss Cuil-rs ST. l. 80. town. a. rf,- O'Clock m
friday Aarcn 2S'n Friends 44d Relatives respect
fully matted l. 4-ttI-'.
FNtE II dauEit,r - LsHuuL anI 5Izy A kfEu1d
aged two years and tao Ia abs
fui.eial eln graI.autllers. NJ. 80. Eleventh
street 40 fiN--f, LLuT-ias. March -. lSo4 81 u
pm. On account " her mothers Illness
FDSl FIR Ie l--p in jesus. on Marrh POI liza az
ter. and arI- htgr Ci5-I A and Mary gaIne Il
Hya.tsvle Nd blessed sieep. loss l. Lur
gam.
Far Ncll 70 all IN earth
NV sUrfOwS tler- AZ. dome
Ny eyeTl -stirs iuy VIII. ClIrlst
In Heaven Lar gun RID
Jesus IS thine: Oh, the elories tllst rise
How they burst Oh Thy SOU :. blissiu. surpriss.
With what rrpt1r The glory 4 that city YOU sa.
hLerr ne crown aid the have waitai for
thee SISTER hsTH
baltimore sun please COPY
THOMAS. Al the Louise Home "Wednesday March
&c, 1884 Miss NANCY THOMAS formerly II Mar LAND
fuuerl w1l tgke place frUln the Home, Saturdsy
March -. al 4 O'Clock y IL.
WEIGH su denly. on March pa. 1894. IN PhiIadel-
phia. of typhoid pneumoniA JENNIE ROSS WHICH
eei tw-EtysN years. wife Of Charles L. @elcl,
meily Of Washington, ID C.
WILSON ON Weluesday evening MarcL 18th lss,
after long Illness ELIZA WILSON. relict If tLs late
John Wilson
Funeral VIII take place from the First BAPTIST ciurc
18th street northwest saturday the 18th inst1t st
O'Clock y. 81
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TOMORROW.
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.
HIGH CLASS PAINTINGS FROM The GALLERIES
JAMES S. EARLE l. SONS,
SIC CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
NOW On FREE EXHIBITION. DAY AND EVENING.
THE SCOTT ART GALLERIES.
1I9 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST.
TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE,
THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
MARCH 9TH. 23TE AND 18th, AT EIGHT O'CLOCK.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. AucT1osEEas.
ARTISTS REPRESENTED:
Antigua J. P A Under, P.
Birch. hos. ldec'd) Macs E. Il.
Brown. George l. Moran. ThoS.
Brown, J. g. Morris, A.
BrUck. Lajos. Muller, A. E.
Calarne a. (decd) Nicholson, 6. W
CarGbajn. l. Ncterman T.
Chaplin. c. II. Pnchart.
ClceTi T Iixis. L.
q ", Geo, Picard. 81.
De Jonghe. Richards, Vim.
De Leeuw. A Roosenboon.
Frere. Theo Sebes, W.
Gonzales. Sword. J. B.
Helm. Fl. Won Schen1el. P.
Herr z. Il Won Seben. II.
kinnaird. Nagaan, A.
hCeh- heck. Weber, Edw.
Lassalle L. Witt J. II.
And Others. mh21-7t
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Wal. Street To-day.
A WEAKNESS IN COAL SHARES DEPREssEs THB
WHOLE MARKET.

4 WEAKNESS IN COAL SHARES DEPEESSES THE
WHOLE MARKET
NEW YORK, March 27.-Wan street, 1:4bp m.-The
Post says: The stock market was at first flrTner,
and prices were higher during the first hour Of
business as a result OF the belief that the Union
Pacific Burlington and Quincy difficulties were IN
progress or settlement, and that the meeting OF
trunk line presidents next Friday would
result In a partial restoration OF rates On east
bound fretglts at least to usual summer average.
after II o'clock carried the whole market down 10
some extent, and though up to that hour nearly all
stocks were higher than at the close last
night, by IL O'Clock there were only IS
out OF the IS that were traded IN. while
IL were lower and were unchanged.
The decrease OF S2lSe4 or over 20 per cent In the
net earnings OF the Erie for January. as compared
with January. 1888, did have depressing effect on
that stock, which was to some extent reflected on
the other coal shares The market for railroad
bonds was dull and firm.
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The Markets.
.HTA8nnn

BALTIMORE. March 2I.-virx1ia skies, deferred, 9:
do consolidated Al 90. second SERIES Al; past due
coupons. 20 ten-forties. "a do new threes 56H:
North Carolina SKIES old. LII bid to-day.
BALTIMORE March 27.-Cot.on frrn-middne ll1
Flour H. and buyers and sellers far apart. Wheat
lower and active. closing dull southern red 0sal 10:
d., amber !: loall4 No. Maryland. 0Saa1 0s4 No.
bid April. losaal o3: May. lO2 O3S June, lO4s
LOS; July l0s 05 Corn-southern quiet and stea iy
under limited receipts western about steady. Closing
dull southern white ga 9 do yellow 5.as5: western
s7.; June ss,fa5sh july, 59k bid; steamer, 5uxa52
Oats dull-southern, 4ea43; western white. a42: DO
Provisions easy and dull Eggs lower. lesSo Coffee
steady-Rio cargoes. ordinary to fair. 9Sal0z Other
steaay-eotton, 5cS2d.: nour 1s:sd gTain. SSd Re-
ceiptshour sos barrels wheat &c. 900 bushels
Shipmentswheat 1870 COO bushels; corn 100 bushsls
Sales-wheat 66S OOO bushels: corn. LOG 600 bushels
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Sparring and prize Fighting,

The spaTrng match between Mitchell and Kill
ram Ia Boston, last evening, WAS largely atteaded,
oIt WAS very tame aTalr. Mitchell was careless,
and after three rounds OF lstless sparrinE the
match WAS declared A draw.
p'lze light took place before daylight yester-
dtt Al IlleeteT, Ia, between Jack" srirleth, of
1hrstyi, ana Ned Copeland a colorec man OF
N e>t Philadelphia The : GRIT took place In large
barn al the lazaretto and a. witnt sSed by about
seNehtN-lAe iuc1. Al the eud OF the NTH round
the nsht WAS gwen 10 >tir.rth on a technic aliry
Copeland : friends were much dissatisfied ana an
other meeting IL talked pt.
short aAd decisive prize fight for a purse u $50
TOOK place ytster1Ay, bear CHARTERS creek. Pitts
Odfg, Pa. between tNo men named Hoyt and Ham,
iHeT. lie light resulted IN favor OF Hammer ~ Ibe
IVlrlA rOGlL HoAt WAS terribly punished
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-27

s-'''''' "ohih Vf PROPERTY ntsIhofkb
The village 4 AnsOnla, Conn. IS situated On
BEAVER creek little stream usually about four fose
Nlie Alohs us banks large manufactures wero
butt, the power for which MAS sDp.,ed rror largo
reserFoirs n'ult some distance up the creek Yes
hidk Nv q al the>e dams broke preciptsting MOOD
mass
ne Mite brook was changed 20 a roaring torrent
4" YARDS wide ana many feet deep, which swept
away every hing Within lis reach. Fortunately no
ANte were t"oI, but lA' damage reaches a quarter
~ million dollars Among the establishments De-
stToA 81 are ae herbE blf mill, The Schunck mill,
lich manu- Ictilcs :sh tackle ana the factory OF
W sporty Manufacturing company. The fofce OF
tlit water "a~ -acA luat iron shaft THIRTY feet
'Niis, ah4 Weighing many hundred pounds, was
ztied lohg dist tA0e AID twisted aud cur sd 40
AZ AZ MAS llaac ia Ilil.
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FINANCIAL.
LEWIS JOHNSON & Co.

Dealers in INVESTMENT SECURITIES
UNI ED STATES. DISTRICT, RAILROAD BONDS |
OF the latter class have list Of God Bonds showing
returns Of from FIVE to SEVEN per cent on invest.
meut. mario I'm
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CIRCUIT CoURT-.gsfce Hd1rT. ..,...-
To-day, DansnhogsT son ast buA- sn'hsss -..
attachment DISCHARGED Crssweil 81 "a AZ. 49,,
j. j. Knox substituted a. commiS3oDsf. D1@'~-
agI ". & &. railroad company GA besTiiiS-
EQUITY CoCRr-rssdge h011rthsr.
To-day. O'foole aGt. Kicks; decree rrlrasins uus<
HAYS agt- nays; testimony % non rtsident esso'S
ordered taken Douglass agt- Nil.lArnS AZ -
infant defendant ordered taken Means ast sm.z1I
sale ordered and Jackson and Jones appansS1
trustees. Young All. Young. complainant Aso-se
TO prosecute suit by next friend Mclean NJ
Lewis: pro oonfeSso ordered
The Commissioners had Ia conSttrauoh .nfs
afternoon the Application ~ NJ. Prank Whfu -
permit 70 erect livery stable ths lntefsrctfon
OF 81 and streets and Indiana avenue No Gun
Clus.Ou Was
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The Coffee Narkef

NEW YORK. March 27.-Cofee weaker Gables
brought slight decline on the early trading. AZ
teryard the temper became much stronger and
prices advanced fully 75aS5 points on -he Coffee
exchange amid much excitement and activity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-27

TRENTON, NJ, March X--1n The house or as
sembly this morning, Mr. Cole asked to correct the
record OF yesterday. relative TO the Fish trouble
Mr.. Mclaughlin moved that 1t lie over TIL the
afternoon. Speaker Storey, after expressing pain
at yesterdays occurrence, suggested resolution
expungng all the record OF Mr. Fsh'S cenSure, and
Dr. ChattIe offered a resolution accordingly. Mr..
Fish thanked the speaker bis kindly expressions
and the members Tor the vote they were about to
cast The resolution was then adopted unani-
mOuSly amid applause
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-27

Az INTERESTING SPook-A thousand people sur
round the graveyard In Mlamisburg, an Ohio town,
every night to witness The antics or what appears
to be genuine ghost There is no doubt about the
revenue collector and hundreds OF prominent citi-
zenS all testify to having seen It. Monday night
several hundred people, armed with clubs and guns,
assaulted the specter, which appeared TO be a wo-
man in white. clubs, bullets and shot tore the air
In which the mystic figure Heated without discon-
certing IL In the least. portion OF the town
all the bodies In the cemetery. The strange inquire
was at once recognized by the inhabitants oil the
dersd several years ago Her attitude while drift
ing among the graves is one OF deep thought, with
the head inclined forward, ana hands clasped be-
hind.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auct,onee-

ONE ELEGANT DOUBLE SET CARRIAGE HAIR
MSS. COST 3 O. IN PERFECT ORDER. oNF
LIGHT DOUBLE SET: Two ENGLISH san
DIS: RlBB r. co Frs TWO FELT COyEKS
AND OTHER ARTICLES w ''
AT AUCTION
On MONDAY MORNING MARCH THIRTY. first
1884, at ELENEN O'CLOCK shall sell, at nv Auctjon
Rooms the above articles All the Harness was rnade
by the celebrated maker Wood Gibson, OF New York
Terms cash '
mh26-4t THOMAS BOWLING, Aactioneer
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AFFAIRS AT THE CAPITOL,
The Tariff Hill I'm the House.

DISCUSSION LIKELY TO BEGIN MKT wFsK.
IL mas not yet been decided when TIE tsrfa bin Is
10 De brought up N the House. but IL is expected
that the discussion VIII begin the latter Part OF
next week. The Indian, agricultural. and pension
appropriation bills Will be speedily disposed Of and
the tarlN Dill Will follow Immediately
As s1NprSG As ANY OTHER c.uCUs
IL Is mistake TO say that the reforuers look u-,on
the action OF Tuesday nights caucus as less bind
Ing Than that OF any other caucus. They saw the
- o Nn upon this subject was merely reitrra-
tloh OF the common law which has always gov
etned democratic caucuseS The original resolution
as onered by MI. Hopkins would, they say. have
MADE an exception Ia this case; but tie nroviso
added TO II by Mr. Morrison maize X but declara-
tlon OF the known rules Of TIE caucus
III. however. the Randall men contend that this is
an exception from the general rule. they say that
tnere was no such exception insisted upon IN con-
neCuon with the clause passed concerning the in
woroed that IL sanctioned Immediate tariff action.
anu IL was offered after the other matter had been
Top3stH OF; So the question was ras they
would nave something TALL back on 10 fueny~
party.
Capitol Notes.
THE REPUBLICAN SPLIT NOT srRIoCs
"How serious is the split In the republican party
on the tar1f question:" asked The sTARot one Of
the republican leaders TODAY
''Oh, don't believe IL is as serious SIS f. thought
was the unguarded reply. There ls some talk hut
when IT comes 10 the TEST don't think more than
Gratis They are all too good pauisans"
PUBLIC BUILDINGS REC1MnFNpFp.
The House committee on public buildings and
grounds to-day agreed TO recommend the erection
OF public buildings at Houton Name and Clarks-
ourg, West Virginia, 10 cost $4,000 each; at -.
Joseph, No, 70 cost SIS coo: at san Antonio Texas;
Wilmington, y. -: Charlotte. y c. and Key Vest,
E.a, 10 cost $4,000 each. and AT Manchester. y.
n, 10 cost s2o.oo0. Additional aplrOpr atoms 4
S'5uoo tor the public building Fort Wayne. Ind
and $4,000 Tor the pubic building at Detroit,
Mich, were also Recommended
THE RIVER AND HARBoR BILL
The river and harbor committee has nearly COM
pleted consideration OF the proposed river and
harbor bill II IS understood that the aggregate 4
the bill Will Lot exceed eleven million dollars.
To the Mississippi and its tributaries about
5000 900 Will probably be appropriated The bl.l.
IL Is thought VIII be reported TO the House later
than April 9th.
MINOR NOTES
The Senate this afternoon Indefinitely postponed.
on motion OF Mr. Allison, the bill TO increase The
pay OF army chaplains.
II is rumored at the Capitol that Secretary FoSer
viii be rendered the Berlin mission.
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DIFFICULTIES wHrcn Brsrr LIZ Bpr1rsH N III,

DIFFICULTIES WHICH BEsET THB BPTTTsH IT. TEE
SoUDaN.-TLe Arabs under Osinan Disna held a
strong position IL the rough ground at the end Of
the valleg wnere the wells OF Tamaneb are sit
uated The CI0und Is such that only Infantry can
be used dgtiIe' JhclG. Yesterday the Br1tisl cav
airy had "a skTlLi-h With body OF the Ara IS Ia
which the former appear u have been worste1. The
English arr suffering greatly from the iIltenss heat
az 81 iIll- ~
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APPOINTMENTS MADE BY THE rOfE
RoNF. Nanch 51.--At the consistury held to-okt
The pope appointed The Right Rev. L. 4 Ler1fs
archbishop OF New orleans and the Right hey ~:
;, now At Corpus Christi, Texas, nissop Oh
Mobile.
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NeNs Hriefs.

mass meeting VIII te held In New York April 9
IN ald OF The soldiers hoIue In the south Gen rant
will preside.
II is reported that clue has az last been fond In
The case OF Rose Amber, the young womaI who
was murdered IN a mysterious manner last year
near BfInins ham, Ct, and that al arrest via soon
VIM Lsvkenow died IN Chicago Yesterday from
starvation and exposure. Tears ago be was q
wealthy merchant oI BrOokls n
A woman living With Orrin Farrell al Welkvllle,
ny, as his wife, yesterday shot her and oaugh-
yer, aged and IL years, respectively, and then
killed herself
James Egan the base bar professional. was sent
10 jail al Waterbury, Conn, yesterday for one
year for Stealing q watch from a farmer last
The Iowa house yesterday passed the TN al
ready passed 10y the senate. known the ''bwcket-
shop, Dill, ~ prevent gambling Ia GRAIN on
margins.
M l. r. Payne, formerly Miss Rebecca Payne or
winchester, Va, The woman WOO found out while
ago tllAt she as man. and who tnen MARRIED his
iAdy-!0Se, Is going Un The lecture platform
Henry Atkins. u Frederick, Mo. fatally IN
lured by le,sht traia hear Piedmont, West Va,
yesterday.
The strikers n the coal regions OF the north Il
France are using violence, and have blcH -
dwellings with dynamite.
The man named Ewing or Lamb arrested rrcet.i-
~ at DanN.IIe, Va, On his confession that b lad
Killed Two SOlOrcd ueTl. Is thul sht TO lJe Geo j.
Williams, WHO l. wanted Ia Charleston. W Va
A Preachers APPEAL Foa FAIR TRIkL=Fe..
VT R'>jor, Formerly 81: Kew ark V J., accus-i
of immortality wn.le he was paster " the leading 81
+. church IL Il- city. lie gave Un his Chars Il.
returned 70 hs tataers home IA Baltimore o.
doSed Tor uriH, ana al the coEfeience tCsltrlaT
10 newark. after : me preliminary talk he bsors
out WITH an inplUrlnG CRY or, "MY all. Tuy a. i
stake. II quilts. In the name OF God. -: ~
guilt te proven Oh this floor and not lert E13 tr
or RroJLCr h. Here Is my life. look II ali thF8U- IT,
nave 10 objection 10 i committee TO tale Je-..-
niouy. came from a SEA tad 20 plead iat ,
here. ia Gods nalne, give the a fair trial"
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Three Men Drowned.

CLARION, PA, March 2..-Yesterday afternoon
nve men started from Boyds eddy in a small row
boat with \ large circular TO take 1t TO Parker
Tor shipment When passing over the big falls
near the mouth or the Clarion rver the boat cap
sized and Hamilton Walker, VIM. Watson and
David Fair were drowned The Others escaped 10y
clnging TO the boat Walker leaves q wife and
seven children Watson and Fair were both single
men
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COURTNEY AND Ross 10 Row.-Charles E. Court
new and Wallace Ross have entered into an agree
ment 70 row q sculers three-mile race on the 3Oth
OF May, one and half miles and return, over the
Oak Point course, the stakes TO be purse offered
BY P1lkington 4 Maggie OF s, 500, the winner TO
receive s. 600 and the loser $500 The race viii be
governed by the rules and laws OF boat racing Of
the National Association OF Amateur Oarsmen.
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ID LuMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
1KE MODEL FAST LINE AND The ONLY LINE
BETNLEN
- TIE EAST AND Re WEST
VIA ASEiN.GTOS
1OInLE In ACk. LANN CO--DLEE,

AZ --0OEL iAe1 M ~ W M IhE ONLf LINE
DOUBLE lack - AZ 5t sS.;F3S' COUPLER,
sciecu1e to take trect SUNDAY. November T. 1ss,
Leave Nashinstcl .ror station. Of New Ja-sy
eysl " aid street ty kassern Standard 10Th M=r
Ter Chicago. 'ircirpst. Louisville sna St Louf,
fIcugh Coses ana isace sieeiing Cars to to a:ovs
lSl- HstESl:t change ie-i9a L. o4Ly 70 Chca--0
1sf lst,s[ss: ,oI5 a n ar s,sor N, daily; 40
GsTs 10 fitisLurI. ~" VIII ''=ep'
Ioi Toled9 aId D,:.oit. via. No-roevile Io15 a m
Ssy with SleeEer for Toledo Wheeling and Lake
Trans Tor Philadelphia and New York at s.,oa r.
.laI.cr ana slteIlnf Can attached '-'-
sld1o0a IN I'd z 81 10 80 2; : -. 80 80, -
fel Baltimore On sq1Ga,s 20 200. 30 am. u
20 81, :, : ~ 20: . % - :, e;l9 l9cg II;
CT Sun Gay. On a 40 pm
1eI Way Stations fet veel Washington az Baltimore
NJ s;st,cEs .,e5rol .tan branch -, a.. aiii
20 5c IN Ga1ly shetpi SUNDAY L daily or
Cry exit SGlday: for ,Nt--gl. Sta1gf on md
n. : " for FlSe,lck en-, lois i,'i a. s Is
Bsters1t,n. l il Y. a MD sI 4 m. dsi e,ce2s
a f, mi "a w. - ., IL go ~ / a ally
Ilon New York. and Iha lelrhia IS. s:soa.n daily
- Ii. dH0y EXCEPT Sunday.
Ilsi. Arnapcs. So io.4O l.5o t:27 PM Sun
1r,ll Ieunstor. co n daily AMI 2.I5p n daily
except sunday
icO.n treC. rex and intermediate yo;-ts s25 IoGo
a IL. 2.l9. 70 l. AID 20 !. H. daily excep.
sunday SEQ Il. daily ton. Point o: Books
1lSlIs leave batir, for aslBE-on 1T - $40 go
10. % g 10. snd 1870 1915 - l. 49, )
=. '-,t. go ala it 10 D. u. SUNDAYS, 4 ~
- . : Il { n. "a. 5. Is. : - and y.gJ :, u.
a trains from Washington Relay Station excep.
q sCL;lsr rtorTuation Apply :; tie Baltimore and
SLlo 4"ktt cfHce-N estimator SIT = tl9 and 1851
ftiy sI - E"r- lsti- street; vu,sc ory' 70
= q ;sA' or saSe - IL C!lCAe4 IS
" NJ CLlS.ENIS y O. 7 Ia.tra,ra
r!S ORD 'C,s.-. t1s-4r,,a- 49,.
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OATB-BoUND OUTLAws.-It 81 reported frouI Port
Richmond, Pa. that number Of notorious out
laws in that section have formed oath-b0und
Brotherhood, and that they Will visit the dis flrled
sections OF the coal feds IN western PenDsylFaH.a
10 peipetrat" a series OF Molly Mcguire outfages
Among these outlaws are number OF desperate
men who arr DeiieI cd 10 lie fugtiv mur1erers ano
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John SHERMAN CO.,
- Real Estate Auctioneers

TRUSTEE SALE oFA VERY DESIRABLE THREE
STORY ERICE HOUSE. ON VI STREET NEAR
THIRD STREET NORTHWEST, WITH MODERN
IMPROVEMENTS
BY virtue of deed Of trust dated December II ~,
~ ~, ana duly lecor'ed in lber NJ. 7O3 folio 2j8 5
T. seq oi the land records OF lie District o. Column I
ba and at the request the holder Of the notes secured
Thereby, we will sell at public suction in front If the
premises on WEDNESDAY. the IHIkrIETB DAY OF
AIhii,, a u 1854 at FIVE O'CLOCK I, NJ. he follow
ing Ctsloed real estate, situate i'll the city Of Wishing
ton, c. to wit All that certain piece or parc Of
ialu Iho aud DISTINGUISHED and being pa IL tnun-
oereu one a.. III square numbere, five hundred and
twenty hree t323) beginning tor the twenty (2O)
L ct from the southeast OF saiI lot Ola Il
running thence west nineteen and One-lalf l9 feet
thence noitn hundred 900 feet tience east II ne
eth ana oue-haf tIil feet thence south one hundred
W ieet to the place Of beginning having frontage
lrOVclueLts. etc.
IerlIs OF sale: The amount Of tie Indebtedness to-
ftIIer with the interest, and expenses sale i'll cash
balance IL slx and twelve months Tor winch the pur-
cLaSef otes secured by deed OF trust property
SOFA ana bearing interest date sale will be
takeh deposit OF SlUn required sale Terms
10 o. Complied with days sale All
col.veyauclns and recording a, purciia ers cost
JAMES NJ PENDLETON, r.
Tnl25-eoj;ds B!tAlNARD II. MARNEIS trustees