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BROS, Auctioneers.

EXTENSIVE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE THE CONTENTS OF l6
ROOMS. AND WHICH WE PARTLY ENUMER-
ATE Low: PARLOR FURNITURE, UPHOLS-
TERED IN SILK PLUSH AND RAW SILK;
WALNUT NJ. T. BEDROOM FURNITURE; NJ r.
TABLES. LACE AND DAMASK CURTAINS
hAMIBBk Re E I. GURTA1N POLES:
PLATE MIRROR WITH EBONIZED TRlME
HALL CHAIRS. Wal n 7. HALL RACKS:
PETS ~ BRUSSELS AND INGRAM. AND
BRUSstLS AND SMYRNA RUGS OIL PAINT
ROBES (singe and Doublej CANE SEAT AND
OTHER ROCKERS, CAMP AND OTHER CHAIRS,
ii. 4. AND OTHER COTTAGE FURNITURE
fIATHER BEDS ANp PILLoMs; HAIR sHGCK
IoT BEDDING. ToiLET WARE, DROP LIGHTS
RATTAN ARM CHAIR AND ROCKER, VII 1T
NOT, HEA ING AND COOKING STOVES
KITCHEN TABLES AND SAFES
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DEREMPTORY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIAI-
l. PROVED PROPERTY ON NEW JERSE AVE
NUE.. ON y STREET. ON FIRST STREET EAST
ON OCRIH STREET EAST, ON L STREET


NUE. ON lhEEI. On FIRST STREET EAST
ON OCRIH STREET EAST. ON L STREET
AND ON VIRGINIA AVENUE
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL SEC
OND at FIVE O'CLOCK. we will sell in front of Ia:
the premises sub lot H. square 3S fronting feet z
New Jersey avenue by depth Of about "A feet
street south.
At A-QUARTER-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK SAME AT
TEkNOUN. Part Lot II, sIuar TAI southeast corner
New Jersey avenue and street. improved by Frame
and two Bricks.
At HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK, SAME AFTER
NOON. Lots g. and T. square TAB, onting street
SOUTH and on LIST str ct east Lot being improved by
two Frames and one Brick.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL THIRD at
A-QtARTER-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK will sell in
trout Of the premises Lot square 926 fronting on 4h
street between NJ and streets southeast.
At HALF-PASr FIVE O'CLOCK SAME AFTER
NOON Lot 49, square 1872 fronting street. between
9th anu 9Th streets southeast
At SIX OCLOnK SAME AFTERNOON. Lot q
square east Of LOIS fronting Water street and
ON Virginia avenue. near 18th Str, ct east
All the above property belongs nonresident and
is TO be peremptorily sold.
Terms: One-fourth cash: balance six twelve and
eighteen months notes to bear interest and to be
cured by deed of trust. all cash. at option of pr-
Chaser deposit of $25 fequired each piece sold
Conveyancing &C. purchaser g cost. If not
complied wi b in ven days the property default
Will be resod a: risk and cost Of defautn purchaser
after five days public notice of such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington. DC
IhA2S-dSds DCNCANSON BROS. Aucts
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Woo Wa.hinr,on aff.ir.

LODGE Observation-Disclosures Lodge a TAN
No i, elected last night the following Officers ~
serve tue ensuing term:-G. W. Dugan, C.: T. N
vine X. s; J. E. Harding, F. :: c. A. Payne treas
urer \. f. Bates, l. T.; j. Bowman, o. r; j. ID.
Chamberlain, c.
LAuSCHED-The steam tug A. p German recent
~ rebuilt 10y MI. H. r. Gilbert a well known cItl-
zen, was successfully launched from the foot N
Potomac street yesterday
LIE LOCK at Washington street, recently dalh.
aged 10y letting the water in the canal as NEE.
TONED In 4 he STAR, al the ,lme Will be repaired IN
a week or ten days.
TELEGRAPH PoLEs.-A new line OF telegraph wires
are being erected on Olive street.
GRAIS.-2,'O bushels corn sold to-day al 60 TO d!
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.

HAv1Se EN1ARerp OuR
REPAIR DEPARTMENT
And added greatly improved machinery. we are now
ens bled to turn out work with expedition Ladies'
having Sewing Machine of any kind to repair will
please drop us postal and of machinists will
call at your house promptly. We our patrons
good honest work prompt and polite attention and fair
ceang every time No expected entirely
tsfacory All work warranted Refer to ladies'
N the city Of Washington whom !, repaired Sewing
Machnes for the past Is years c. AUERBACH. corner
9TH and next door Auerbachs Gents Furnishing and
Hat store Agency for the New American No. Z and
other hrst-cass Machines. mh22
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District in Congress.
Capitol Topics

Capitol Topics.
Mr.. RANDALL's MISSION.
Mr.. Randall has gone to Philadelphia It is
r1lmored that before his return he will go to New
York and have consultation With Nh. Tilden.
MINOR TOPICS
The bill to pay Gen Crook, executive secretary at
the White House, extra compensation for signing
land patents was up in the Senate to-day, but went
over without action.
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Ut>I ~EECEl'ED ANOTHER SUPPLY oF TUE
- new Patent Perfect Eazo-s; qua fty s.rapta
end e1cIA.3oIe ~ Tot satisfactory g. 20 zach a. tbs
kooSsTs cutlery Store -, feansy iysiia ave
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SPRING STYLES In HArs

DUNLAPS FIFTH AVENUE SPRING STYLE SILK
HAT and STIFF HATS, in BLACK BROWN,
BRONZE and NUT-BROWN COLORS
WILLETT h RUOFTa
Sole AGENTS for this City,
mh22-1m 9O6 PENNSYLVANIA AvRNUR
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RhNoVAL
JOSEPH F. PAGE.
VINO has occupied the old grocery at the Of
18th and streets northwest for the past seven years.
VIII Remove his stock Of Fine Groceries April 1st to
the store formerly occupied by b W. Reeds Sons
No. 1916 street northwest
where he will be pleased to his old friends and pa
irons and hopes by strict attention business and fair
dealing to merit the patroa age Of all mh2s st
NICHOLAS AUTH SAUSAGE MANUFACTURER
Stail No. g, It'll street wing. Center Market
Do. 421. Northern Liberty Market
Do. I'll. street Market
Frankfort and Vein Sausage speciality MILO I'm
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The Courts.
POLICE CorRr-Jud0e Sner.

KT-JU0Qe NFpI.
To-day, Tobias Wheeler, Lloyd Chase and LOUIS
Clay, three coored boys, about ten years old wege
charged with stealing box OF crackers The couFt
sent Clay 10 jail for 30 days, and fined Wheeler and
Chase IS or 10 days each. Edward Carroll colorea
sodony. (le case was sent To the grand FUR.
bonds $1,000. Jas. Lawson, charged with eettiu.
goods from merchants on forged orders had BIS
or GEO. Taylor, colored, arrested on suspicion af
stealing saddle and bride, was disposed OF Ga
Ike manner Sidney Smith was charged with
the horse and carriage or Mr.. JAS s Nolan OF 40
7 street northwest The Case was continued until
Friday.
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Id WALTER B. WILLIAMS Trustee

eFTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, ON AC
count of the rain. until \TURDAY, APRIL FIFTH
A. d. 1884. at the same hour and place
By order Of the Trustee.
lnhl9-d WALTER B. WILLIAMS / CO. Aucts
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AFFAIRS AT THE CAPITOL.


The President sent the following nominations to
the Senate to-day:
Postmasters-Alex. R. stockton at Stanberry,
Mo-: Henry Keerl at Mason City, Iowa; Frank E.
Barber, Jr, at Rock Rapids, Iowa
District in Congress-.
DISTRICT BILL PASSED IN THE SENATE
The Senate this afternoon passed the bill to
amend the Revised Statutes OF the District so as
authorize the organization OF benevolent, chartta-
bic, literary, musical, and other societies.
MEETING OF THE HOUSE DISTRICT COMMITTEE.
The House District committee were In session
until nearly O'Clock today and considered large
number OF bills, the most OF which were unimpor-
tant. All the bills to extend the powers OF the
safe deposit company OF the District were reported
adversely.
has been published In The STAR, was reported
favoraby, as were the bills to provide for the
pation OF the statute laws In the District also the
criminal code.
Mr.. Rosecrans' bill to provide for the election OF
the District Commissioners and regulate elections
in the District, was reported adversely. The COM
mttee 90 not seem to favor any measure directed
towards the restoration Of suffrage In this District
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CLOSING WORK or THE LEGISLATORS OF MARY
LANp-1he Legislature uf Maryland adjourned sim
dc at II o clock last night Among the measures
defeated was the bill 10 extend the limits or Bait
more city and the hlgh-licenSe bill for Washington
county Among the acts passed were bills TO enable
The city OF Baltimore 10 subscribe s2U0eO 10 tie
richmond and Danyille railroad; 10 appropriate
sSoU Tor Maryland representation at the New Or
leans exposition: making ten hours day : Work Ia
Alegany and Garrett mining regions.
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CANNED Goops AND SUGARS
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Telephone Connection.
C.. WILMER
mh13 1918 Pennsylvania avenue n w.

A CHOICE LOT OF
TERRAPIN
Just Received. and for sale low
FRESH strawberries. SPRING LAMB,
ASPARAGCS, SHAD.
At the
PALACE MARKET
febl6 Corner 14th and New York avenua
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The whole making most DESTROYS and attractive coec.
ton Of weil-kept Furniture at Auction.
On FRID y MORNING. APRIL FOURTH 1884 be-
ginning at TEN O'CLOCK will sell at the residence
No 500 18th street northwest the superior assert
,nent Of h usehod Goods as mentioned above, Being
the effects of lady declining housekeeping prior to
tention OF dealers and the public generally
ulh31-4t DUNCANSON RROS.. Aucts
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+. Z. HueHrs MAnkEr.
Corner of Sth and n streets northwest

PORTER HOUSE STEAK. lie h.: Sirloin lSc ID
Round Steak DC lb; Best Rib Roast 15c ID; Is lbs
pes. pTsnss e. oss ID lbs best Lard 81 10 lbs
lbs light Brown sugar 70c.; Best Irish Potatoes ST
barrel; 3b Can Tomatoes. Sc can; Corn. &C. can; 10
lbs Best Rice. eOc Obs Bes: starch, Csc; Boneless
Goldfish, &c h.
AL goods delivered free. rnh7 I'm
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for fees The total value OF the improvements, per-
mits for which were issued last month"; was S420
1T being an excess over March, 1881, Of $685.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Commissioners have appointed George ".
Clark statton-keeper OF the Metropolitan police,
to fill the vacancy caused by the death OF Charles
NJ. Chapman, to take effect on the rst day OF April
The Washington Gas company In a note to the
Commissioners requests that permission be given
to lay gas mains in Columbia road from 1ith street
east to 18th street extended; street, between Sd
and Boundary streets northwest
The District Commissioners have appointed Dan'l
Craven as private in the fire department d. c.,
vice VIM. Roche resigned, to take effect April LIST,
1854.
ATTORNEY riddles OPINION ON Nh. PRANK z.
WARDS APPLICATION.
In response to the application OF Mr. Frank K.
Ward for permission to erect livery stable at the
point OF square facing open streets and public
grounds which the Commissioners referred TO the
attorney for the District, the attorney replies,
under date OF March 31st, saying that when
the rules are compiled with at is then within the
discretion OF the Commissioners. on appeal to
them, to grant or withhold as they deem best"
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The Republican Convention.
The CONTEST FOR PLACES As pEIsGArrs-rHE cANDl
DATES AND THEIR cHASCrs

DATES And THEIR CHANGER
Inc contest for the honor 81 representing the 10
puohcans OF the District at the Chicago convention
grows more interesting the day for the District
convention approaches DR. r A. Adams. Mr. A.
NJ Clapp and Mr.. F. Z. C0nger are recognized O.
the leading asplTSuts among The white republicans
h,esNFs. .41pp ana Adams are recognized as Logsa
men: ana Mt. longer As an administration mar.
MI lngersou has, % far. not committed himself
Mt George lie lines. Who Is an earnest advocate q
NJ lHtttsoll. said to-day that he WAS sure Mr. In
gers94l was not Tor Blaine this time There are a
lumber OF colcred candidates. Including Mr. Perry
S'tSon, frol; y NJ Gregory, Prof. X. I. Greener,W.
4 chase and W. h. Smith Mr. Carson said TO-DAY.
IN a non-committal way. that he MAS for carson al
Efuap oI possible Delegates 10 next weeks convef-
them declared Tor Clapp and lngersoll
you've got 10 send one cOlored man. ssid an.
"C!app and Ingersou are black enough ,or me
said the nrSt speaker.
DIR. Adams II Is thought, win secure the thru
East " Washington dees cations. MI Con.erAs friepo-
are working quietly, but are very confident. Ne
Holmes says that hen n comes 10 vote ia ONES,
convention II viii oe found that MI lngersoll -
very strong. Among The co.ored republicans OF the
District there Is strong feeling IN favor OF IocaI
and many profess a determination % Support ~
s"nd'u"'eS Tor chicago who do not favor Logan
RANGE OF ruK IHERsoxErER-The following
Were the readings at the Office Ot the chief slCnsl
1alcef to-cay:-'a m. 422 II ALL, asa pm, 5ln
Maximum 5ls minimum, sOs
THE BESHAM-PoRTRR CAsE-To-dar I'm ,ba
Equity Court. before Judge Macarthur In the cas-,
Oh Benham et al agt- Porter, the respondent f1led
MS answer and cross bill The PRAYER OF com
plslnant which asked the appointment OF a ne.
CiNer 10 vino up the affairs or the part nership or
w H. Porter Co, dealers I'm the Ideal Calicraph
was denied. and the referred 10 the auditor on
motion OF defendant. Messrs James Coleman ara
=: r. Rowe appeared for complainant and MI n NJ.
Miller Tor defendant.
MENTIONED FOR TUE VACANT BrssoPRrc.-Tbs
New York sun says: 1.-The Rev < Noah HUT
Schenck, pastor or 81 AIMS church On the Heights
fuoklyn whose name has been mentioned In cofs-
nectiOn with the vacant Episcopal bshonrtc a.
Washington and Baltimore, says he Is not a candE
ua't Tor the position. and that he has some DOUBT
MhtIher he would accept were II offered TO him.
,le Key Dr Charles IL Hall is also spoken OF
successor or the late Bishop Pinkney.n
osmau Dtgna Preparing for Battle.
LONDON, April 1.-The latest adyices respact,ug
oslnan Dlgna are that he has encamped In Tie
vicinity OF lamanieh. having about go followers
ana many shelkhs, and that he Is preparing give
oa'Iie 10 The Tribes friendly 10 the English
TaE QUEEN RETURNS THANKs-Secrecarv rrr-
linghuysen to-day received a telegram from Mis-
l>ter Lowell conveying 10 the President the thanks
Oh The Queen Tor his words OF coincidence
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mh4 LAVISH
GUPPLEME NTAL
- PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY
-Tr,--, lr--,x- I'm.

March -, 1884
Sealed Proposals for furnishing Stationery the
fiscal year ending June 3D. 1881 will be received this
Department until the FIFTEEN III DAY OF APRIL.
1854 at TWELVE O'CLOCK VI.
Bank forms for bidding vii be furnished upon ap-
rlcatlon
Proposals 20 be addressed TO the undersigned. and
marked Proposals for Stationery the bids viii
s!dered and accepted rejected. 10y item
d Everles must be free OF charge the Treasury De-
rartraen WashllEtOL. D. c. and will be- subject to in
spctlon BY an expert detailed tor the purpose by the
Secretary of the treasury
The Department the right 10 waive defects
and reject any OF all bids.
CHAS. J. FOLGER
nh3l-2t SECRETARY of
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-02-14
The Use Of Goats Milk.

els it true" asked reporter of a
well-known physician in Thirty-eighth
street, "that girls are now drinking
goats milk to improve their COM
plexions."
Undoubtedly" said the physician
promptly; 'and it is also true that they
are indulging in lettuce juice, asses milk,
cream, glycerine, camphor, poultices,
arsenic, patent nostrums of every variety
and chemical masks"
"You don't sayP"
Eyes, do. They try everything on
earth except the fundamental requisite.
have had an extensive experience in
treating cases of skin trouble with wom-
en-, and am still surprised at tho ease
with which they are fooled by all sorts
of quack medicines and devices. Last
sspring / had a girl under treatment
Bwhose stomach was almost ruined. She
! had been taking an Internal compound
sold by a firm in Fourteenth street which
was expected to make her arms plump!
She was not an idiot either. Another
patient of mine excited my ire short
time ago. She was the most spook-lke
and CHASTITY looking specimen / ever
saw. Her skin was dead white, and
her eyelids were crusted and violently
red. She was quite satisfied with her
color-or lack of it-but wanted me to
take away the color from her eyelids.
] frightened her into coofcssing that she
had been consuming quantities OF COM
pound said to have been stolen from one
of the beauties of the Sultan's harem,
and then began to clear her blood. !"
"But do you think goats milk i'm
proves the complexion"
. my dear sir, don't you understand
that none of these things improve the
complexion directlyp 1t may be posi-
BILE to improve the general health SO
much by the use of goats milk that the
complexion is benefited, but that will
only follow where goats milk is suited
to the system. Very many people don't
drink milk at all. Rubbing the milk on
the face is the widest sort of folly.
will tell you how every woman who
reads the Sun may get a good color
by systematic exercise, regular meals,
and seven hours sleep every night.
Sounds kind of ancient, doesn't itP"
"A little jaded."
"Well, it's the only receipt known tc
us, and it will never fail. Let any
woman try it for herself and see. IN
\. Sun
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ROOMS TO RENT.

~ GOD rooms, furnished or unfuruishcd I'm
VI fine location, can be secured by inquir-
ing ut this office. 26j MIN
New-York tribune., 1884-03-09
1 HIGH PRICE F0R SOAP.
swINDIIvG An UNsUsPEcTISG ITALIAN.
curbstOue speculator stood in Mulberry

A curbstOne Spectator stood in Mulberry
it. mat on Chatham. surrounded By spectators lie was
of medium height tnd had strawberry patch under his
right eye which, the uniBi'iaed gave him IN arpear
apce OF nnocencs and honest industry. His warehouse
was portable, being small 'Ilsu resting triTod.
Thu stuch IN trade consisted ~ number OF blue paper
uuchages Taking ~ these hr unWrapped the paper
expoA.ns u small place Of soap. Around the soap be
rolled two dollar bi Fe-enYt.Uped Il IN the hiue paper,
and plunsug HE hand among the stock stirred il mp.
He then invited 10 pick Ont The package
taiuiug the bin slim, sall1w-fac'd benr-eyed youth
with TUFTS Of bloa hair distributed MS cbm selected
a package and opened t. lie eApostd two dollars. A
braSny fellow who l0uked bke cnGHtrymau, tVUk
otner and found five dol,ors IA It. rRyCNE reporter.
who was standing beshle itaa ras-pickcr evidently
out i0r IA holiday tho attefs eyes sparkle az he
slowly drew sr,n his pocket silver dollar. The re
attention. The reporter Pr MS HVt Si0he 70 ehe
Itaan's sud whispered FRAUD. re d0dGed hlo
head and smed The rrpnrel sad, D0n't you do IT.
The Italian grinnrd and replied: Ne Srtla him. sure
hi. eye As he drfy rord mp new b'll and placed the
package among the others, willie lhe Italians eyes never
fsft th Ooculaors bands The -poouii0r invited any
one present pch oUt the garAlse containing tue Giu
The italian collected !0oFilg pt'aasH. rAen loai
otte!s were requested 10 rick 1"t one each Holding
up the nyc Ir,eraKr- tho -p~rnlaiar a~s-i; -.
= Haw w6o VII have these dye packages and tho two
dollars fnT kAf do. lar !"
The Italian ssgrru eI.euded hl. ,iyer doIsr and re
eeivtd ne yckagss and L. chang VIII Lhe or,
For gnoines5 sake, 20 Oh with thcm ny fehl " you
spen thsm aero II viii 20 tno'.@Ai you're nIerd h
nine. -. -, -,
Tpe rronrr,r audiuY REMARKED That re Italian had
seen -~.udrd Tho hrawny man tHra~d anG Calmly
sAid. IeId better utnd yer own bnsiAoea
The reporter mildly a-nnArd itIt u whA MS dhff' rs
nnr.y dispo-cd citizen Ia protect lHaoceit nnranee
ThersupOD the brawny man in'ibd Me ro"ief 20 10
mart or an uueXplOTd OnntrY 10 the e&lHtonec 9f
which modern lhsoiUgy Is Inclined 10 be scepueaL tie
gsa. further and Promised yaf don't XII cut o this
presiy byeig yer'u sit yer head broke"
rhe reporter departed 10 the fuJ'cps ~ tne Italian,
whom 10 f"na AZ ths Dekt cOruer dScOusoateJ hand
ng nvs viecs- "fhlnA paper and A. many onees Of soap
aud Arcus'ing hts urlinuOus language ia tDue sone-
what suggestive Of Dissatisfaction. l"osing back the
rclurter saw policeman slowly crossing Chatham ST.
ths alecuaGor with hls stock IN f retreat toward the
Oiy Hall; tho sallow-facgi Just disappearing
toward Chatham square, aud the Dravny tseN retiring
IN Aa9tker sisce1sa
New-York tribune., 1884-03-09

men. But the moment be met an acquaintance
whom he liked his eye filed with friendly light
the thin small hand was put softly into yours and
the first word told you his last Thought lie never
fell into the commonplaees of conventional greeting.
The nrst sentence sounded like the expression of
whatever be was thinking as he met yOu, and was
almost always a pungent comment on the upper
most topic Of the day. a criticism, an apt anec-
dOte, an piTam, and with a kindly nod he passed
on again. he used 10 say he had outlved his time.
The proof he had not was the geualitv which tO
the last undeiIy his most scorulul words. Certain
il is that he had not Outved the respect or admira
ton or regard Of his own world. c. 5.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-09

comes back from his table where he has been making
cigars, nlOesed al the way home and finally Ills own
wife tells him that he s dog aud soOuudrel and she
willnever live with him again He is all broke up"
and bis cigar table is empty next day
New-York tribune., 1884-03-09

THE PERSONAL NOTES AND NOTIONS OF A BROAD
WAY LoUNGER.
The Louisiana delegation is osensibly for MI Arthur
being Of Federal ocehoders, but the ruling spirit OF 1t
may be relied upon see-the winning side verify ear IN
the fray and compose himself and friends there He Is
for Blaine by impIlse sherman by reason, arthur Dy
policy Missouri next; OnicehOblers.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-09

Mr.. Hum already mentioned had 4 terrific fight at
Chester Penn. with the Mayo family from West
River, Nd, who nad captured slave from his kitchen.
This Quaker u1n fought with the stakeholder almost
with the fury Of maniac. Another member Of the
family Was indicted Newcastle for assisting fugitive
slaves u connection with Thomas Garrett; Chief Justice
fancy was on the hcncI nd the father 0f the present
Thomas Francis Bayard prosecuted me Abolition~ts.
10Th them fined TO an amount that completely
stripped them an ther property bur nevertheless Mr
Garrett accumulated another respectable competence he
fore ne died aud Mr. Hum Went 10 South Carolina
lurin the and began educate me freedmen thcce
New-York tribune., 1884-03-09

Mar saatord. Delaware Oh -Ae Maryland boundary
line. 1u1 stand, .H al irs integrity the famous KID
uapp.rs' Tavern of Parry Cannon and hcr son-n-Iw.
young Johnson tNo ot fae MOS, remarkable characters
who over figured H rhe c1l,rlbaad slave trade Party
Cannon I.,u, lived ia farm h"u7c few rods from
the same spot; hcr FIRST -ou-.n-law was hanged Tor
numbering raider Who come 70 the house with
large amount of orry to buy rhe free negroes of Dea-
ware The widow %, tle couyir then married johnson,
Who va, pr-ec..a by John VI. Clayton On behalf OF llc
Quaker Projection societies of The Norh iAd whipped at
jlc post Tie built this large hotel tlc high pitched roof
~ which contains mo- doruec windows aud matte into
% prison peu which l- s,l- 20 be seen.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-09

Municipal misgovernmeut is making ado alike ID New
York and Baltimore. Boston and 81 Louis. Governor
Cleveland came 20 power upon wlthering reprOoi he
gave the Buffalo Board Of Aldermen Consistency no les
than American honor indicates whore he should stand by
the ghosts Of the five Buebeard decnpated
IN the Mayor chamber Behold there the wandering
spirits OF the sprichtly Wckham. the winning little Ely
the plump and loving Cooper the wifey Grace, and
the well-endowed and matrouy Edson each of whom
has climbed the hymeueal altar aud received The
omnous warning and peeped within the dread
chamber OF the Common Council. and been hehcaded
with the grate-maker. fire shovel seth Lows example
is taking one a responsible citizen better than ten
thousand saloons