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a Young Fiend.


SIN AEhhkro " n fANlAN fOISuNkp bt hh'I
EsT SON
telegram 10 the New York Herald frcm CaIs
MAY Court House. y. J.. SAYS The eighteen year
old son oI Nj. George Grace Il changed with HAVING
poisoned his father. mother. two sisters and two
orOtherS Fhe boy has been grief 20 his parsnss
Tor several years because u his Wild and ungovsrD-
able temper Punishment which M Grace ~
Gently administered Is supposed To have hardsned
NUN, Judging from the events OF Monday Or
DOWNS The family phy stefan, also seerrs the village
Ii'iE store. and Noudat afternoon Young Grace an
tered te Store and ASKED Tor arsenic TO poison
raIS The doctor sold him some ordinary rat POISON
refusing him the arsenic About eight O'Clock Or
Downs was summoned hastily To the Grace man
son. Where hc found the entire family axceut nrpe
Mite daughter, Bertha. ana The boy writhinE ia
agony >lN patients IN such cundiffon AZ frSt
rather paralSzed his energies but discovering ts,at
IN" sufferers had been poisoned, aad m.ssin M, lie
suuih 10 whom De had sold the ratsbRns ns sp~eor
lN applied the required auti1Cte ON being ossD-
Ifot'ed oy the doctor and Questioned closely youne
"Ttce gave SUCH confused ana Cnntraflcrorv rs
Ll'> tllat al the doctors sISpic, rs were o1D-
uTineo- In The meantime. by The use on the ahti-
'ltt'N All ne sufferers, except the Youngest child.
!tI h'tn relieved from absolute danger of desth:
lAe latter l. SIN Dangerously II Tor Fatally III The
AfIesl u The Nouug neud. who thus sought 10 de-
StiO! tnis entire ili.y, has Rot yet been elected
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SECRET CLAUSE IN THE SHARoN-HUL MAR
RAGE CONTRACT.-In the suit OF Miss Hill vS. Sen
ator Sharon, In San Francisco yesterday, Miss Hill
resumed her testimony. She has always made
moQey by her stock speculations- Beside deposits
In the Bank OF California, she had money ia The
First National gold bank She made $4,000 at one
time by dealing In stocks through Harry Williams.
witness denied having told Nelson that Sharon
had $4,000 OF her money. She told him she had
lost S6O, 900 In stocks by acting Sharon's advice
because Sharon said that he had a child ia Phila-
delphia and said that he had been foolish enough TO
send the mother, Gertie DietZ, money. He feared
that she would make trouble but he said as soon as
he got rid OF her be would make the marriage pub
IL
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The Screalner,s Passengers.

THRf CLAIM TO BE ON THEIR WAY TO SAN DOMINGO
INSTRUCTIONS OF SECRETARY FOLGER
Secretary Folger has received telegram from
Charles F. Donnelly, chairman OF the Massachu-
sets state board OF health at Boston, In regard to
the suspected brig Screamer, OF which the follow
ing is copy:
IAN officer OF the state board OF health. lunacy
and charity has just reported he boarded brig
Screamer, at Vineyard Haven, On the morning Of
the 18th instant, and found as passengers thereon
fourteen men. four women and six infants. All the
party were very thinly clothed. The men stated
that the party was going to San Domingo via New
York to work On sugar plantation; said they had
ample funds, and desired to proceed on arrival at
Boston forthwith to New York, thence by steamer
OF Thursday next to San Domingo Required no
aid, only direction for route, foregoing examine
ton. Further examination delayed, at request OF
Capt. Gabrtelson, until arrival Of brig at Boston,
possibly Wednesday morning."
The Secretary telegraphed to Mr. Donnelly to-day
In reply as follows: when satisfied OF honest char
acter and purpose OF 'Screamer passengers, hasten
them on their Journey. aiding them in meeting
needs rom emigrant funds"
The Secretary has also received telegram from
r. Rubiera, OF New York, asking for the names Of
passengers OF the Screamer, end also asking If he
would be permitted to communicate then, as In case
they be political refugees he would take care that
they be treated fairly. In response the Secretary
informed MI Rub1era that he did not have tie
names, but that he could see the Cubans at Boston
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE March le.-virginia skies. consolidated.
40; past due coupons $50; new en-forties. $3.50
threes. 81 North Carolina skies old. 11Dl bid day
BALTIMORE, March 1a.-Cotton steady-niddiine
1913 Flour steady and l4-Howard street and west
ern super 7aa3 50; do extra, 3.75a4 75 do family
5OOaG0O city mills SUPER 15a So do extra 75a6
do. Rio brands, ae2a5ss; Patapsco family $50: do
erl steady and Inactive southern red, l2aIl5; do
amber. 1.15al IL No. Maryland, ll3ha1 1875 No 2
western winter red spot asked April I07 os:
easier and quiet western shade frmer and Inactive
southern white 5Sa6l: do yellow 51a5s western mixed
atoa June tOalasl6 July 6i1s bid: steamer 53a54
Oats dull and easy-souhern and Pennsylvania 42a4.
western white. 4sa44. do. mixed, 42a43 Rye firm,
68a7l Hay firm for choce-prilne to choice Pennsy-
vsna and Maryland u 9oal5 CO. Provisions ste dy
peats-shoulIders and clear rib sides packed, sal0
Bacon;shouiders: 81 clear rib sides H. Hams
western packed loa22 creamery. 25a38 Eggs higher,
21a22 Petroleum quiet and steady-reined, Sa.aS5.
Coffee dgll-kio sargoes ordinary to fair, lGsa1S
Whisky steady and auet ll7al 1917 Ereishts to Liver
grain 2sdasd Rece ely aoo 4sO barrels wheat
rye. 1000 bushels Shpments-wheat 5000 bushels
corn 63 600 bushels Saeswheat. bushels corn
l38 600 bushels.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPROVED REAL ESTATE, No. 103
P5 Pc EIn MI nr AvENTE NoRIHWEsT No
0F lot 2; - Ms, sQGARE Nc Sr ~. on PENNs9L,
SECOND STREETS.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of the -
District OF Columbia, passed on the 18th day Of 1a
March a. % 1884 IN Equity cause No sS42 shall E2
sell to the highest bidder ifront Of the premises
P TTfspsAH 7. HE ESTE gF44cK
MARCH. 1884 Lot No. 2 Of Daniel Csrros subdivision
OF original lot No IN square No 55 except the por-
ton conveyed to the United States improved by three
story Brick Store and dwelling No. los Pennsyivana
avenue northwest
Also part Of lot Of the same subdivision, in square
No SIS fronting twenty three (2 feet on lat s{reet
aud improved by three-story brick DWELLING No los
LIST street northwest " ~
Also Of lot in square No 731 BEGINNING for the
same on avenue at the northwest corner
Of said lot and running thence with the dividing line
thence east with said street twenty four t2t feet
seven and quarters t7 inches thence parallel
with the line dividing lot number from lots And 70
Pennsylvania avenue and thence westwardly with
said avenue twenty-five feet "-'
Terms Of sale - by said decree third
Of the purchase money to be paid in cash, and the
balance in and two years from day Of sale For
the deferred the purchaser shs
give their notes drawing six l6 per cent Interest nr
annu secured by deed deeds Of trust on the prop
erty purchased Adeposit Of hundred $500 dosrs
each lot must be made when the property Knocked
down All conveysncing TO be at the cost Of the pur
chaser purchasers Terms Of sale to be Complied with
within seven days from day Of SALE the property viii
lie resold 1t the cost Of the defaulting purchaser
JOHN E. McNALLY, Trustees
mhlSd&ds Columbian Law building.
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News Rrfefa.

The bill abolishing the convict contract labor
system as fast as contracts expire became law IN
Ono yesterday The new law VIII make a radical
change IN the Ohio penitentiary.
In the reichstag yesterday the president an
az The death Of Herr Lasker, from the Cincinnati
gyUnaSjic society. ~rp 81
y. F. saunders, bcokkeeper for Ford W. Van Hon.
ten, commission merchant. at No 82o North Main
Street - Louis, is defaulter to the amount or
Rev. I'r. George n. Martin. OF woodstock. Va.
has beef elected pastor OF tie Reformed church al
BurklttsVlue. In Frederick county, Nd, vice Rev
NJ. l. Shuford, deceased
Monday night train No 35 on the Columbia and
Port Deposit railroad struck croSs-tie which had
OeeE placed across the rails with malicious fnfSo-
Ton. bur the pilot Knocked it clear OF the track
The Austrian minister at Berne has sent TO the
SWISS bundeSrafh a note relative 70 revolutionary
lutrgues- This Is regar led the beginning ol an
International campaign against anarchsts
OS.nan Dlgna has told his followers that MalSo-
met was ofteA beaten. but was finally Victorious
lie threatens 10 renew the fight In ten days
Jphn {. SuerTant q member OF the city counsel
OF Dallyle, Va, and dlsLilgu ished an inventor
died there last evening.
WHEN MIND AND BODY are out OF sorts. with cyld
eKtrelnties yellowneSs IN the skin, costiyeneSs
dll headache, and an lndlspesttion 10 STIR about
be sure You are In for a bilious attack Sprtgis,g
from more or less disordered liver DR. Jayups
Sanative Pills VIII bring the liver 10 healthy ouD-
dtiCn, and speedily remove all hillary distress
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Lady,s Insane Delusious.
EX-TREASURER sPISSER'S SISTER SENT TO TIE sInC
HAMPTON INSANE ASYLUM

EX-TREASURER sPISSERS SISTER SENT TO THE BIsG.
HAMPTON INSANE ASYLUM.
Mrs George Wilcox, Il sister OF ex-Cnited States
Treasurer F. E. Spinner, was sent from Little Falls
n. Y, Tuesday, 10 the Bnghampton Insane asy.
lum. Mrs Wilcox has laboret under the delusiou
that she was commissioned by Gov Cleveland 70
buy real estate for him IN Little Falls and paricu-
larry the residence Of Speaker Sheard AT last she
was satisfied that she had made the purchase fOr
$4,000, and demanded possession Last Saturday
She went TO the house with a club, and Informed
several persons that Mr.. Cleveland Insisted upon
her taking possession or the premises. She found
the doors locked, and not being satisfied with this
she began breaking windows Ia order TO gain ad-
mlttance. Mrs Sheard defended her castle with a
broom until assistance arrived, and Mrs Wilcox
was quietly taken IL her home She attended the
PreSby terrain church last SUNDAY and conduct ed
herself in proper manner. Tuesday Speaker
Sheard felt constrained TO take steps 10 insure his
fam1ly's peace, and on the advice OF physicians and
friends Mrs Wilcox was removed to Binghampton.
She went willingly, under the impression that she
was going TO SEE GOV. Cleveland In regard 10 the
Sheard property.
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. 40 9th street northwest
H. U. HOFFMAN. Auctioneer
nlhlO-dkds 10th and streets n ",
T'Hos J. FISHER 3 CO., Real Estate Auctioneers.

FKNHOS. }. FISHER & CO., Real Estate Auctioueers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
FRONTING 100 FEET ON G STREET AND S1
FEET on NINTH STREET NORTHWEsT M
PROVED BY IWQ,STORY BRICK BUILDING,
OCCUPIED FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES AMI,
TMO THREE-STORY AND ATTIC BRICK
By virtue Of deed of trust dated June 49, A. d n
1871 and recorded in ber No 857 folio all ct SEQ 5
OF the land records of the District of Columbia and A
at the request OF the party secured thereby will offer
for sale for cash At public auction. in front of the
SIXTH. 1884. at HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK pm
al of lot numbered three 90 and the west thirty (3
feet front aud running back with that width eighty.
seven tS fet in depth, Of Lot numbered two ca ali In
square numbered four hundred and five (4O5) as the
known and described upon the plat or plan of
Washington City In said District together with the i'm
provements thereon.
deposit Of $500 will be required at time sale All
at cost OF purchaser and deposit to be
within ten days from date Of sale
mh3 So 1O1215 H. H. % 2426
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Duh Day in Wall Street,

new YORK, March 19, 1:55 p. m.-The Post says
The most prominent general feature OF the stock
market is its extreme dizziness. The volume OF
business this forenoon was smaller than in the
same hours OF either or the two previous DAYS The
continued strength OF the market, Notwithstanding
the small volume OF business, shows, however, thai
the bulls have control, and the few leading ope-
raors are apparently sustaining the prices of thefr
several specialtieS until the public shall become
inspired with sufficient confidence to buy.
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Phoebe PauIIin.. Murder.
Theory ABOUT IT WHICH A DETECTIVE NOW
IHE FIRST TINE DIsCIaSEs

IhkOhf ABOUT IT WHICH A DETE>TIyE NOW Fos
IHE FIRST TINE DIsCIuSEs
Interest In the case OF Ph9be Paullln the .srl
who was murdered on orange mountain last No.
Neinber. was revived IN Newark yesterday by The
publication OF Detective Chas Becksrss theory CA
ceruing the murderer. twas generally known that
Becker Joined IN the hunt for the murderer bus n
was net revealed until yesterday what clue he f,l
lowed He says he learned that iust before me
murder tnat 4 man called az several houses IN
litNelly Park, and asked Tor ork as a r,.la-s.r ~
t!l!iard tables. He wore 4 long oyeroat. hnd
therefore answered the description or a man
WHO was seen Following the gin I'D the mountain
According 10 the detective he found that ia.
nilaTd table man had A saloon In orange county,
New york. Becker went there aBI EARNED freIn
The mans wife and mother. he saws that he cs me
nom" two days after the murder With blood stains
oA MS Clothes and that. knowing he had been In
Orange. They accused him or committing The mar
dr. ih'-fe lie drew revolver and nred a shot Al
his mother. saying At the same tine:
III ! Old 90 II II Is none OF YOUR - business
He left home. and the detective traced hin Ia
SUSSEX county, y. j., and also 10 Paunsyly arta
There he lost all trace Of him Becker saws hs
found that In PeInsy wanna the fugitive had sola
revolver and a bocd-stained pocket knife. IlR
latter i now In the possession or q PennsylvaA,,
detective.
The Tact Is now recalled that while the ,nves,t
CATION OF the tragedy wa> sun going on In orange
prosecutor keene spent three or four DAYS Ia Penp.
SylvaIa, hear EaStOu
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LOVE AND PRUsSIC ACID-Ferdinand Braun, q
wealthy furniture manufacturer, OF New York
Was married Monday night. On taking carriage
to go to the depot for his wedding trip, Miss Frida
Stadler. German girl, VINO has been servant In
into the carriage. She was arrested and all the
parties were taken to the station house by the Do
lice. II was ascertaned that the girl was madly in
love with Mr.. Braun, and hearing or his marriage
had taken q dose OF oxalic acid ana then precipi-
taued herself upon the carriage. expecting TO die
tainted AM. was taken to a hospital The couple
proceeded pom their journey, and Miss Stadler
was yesterday morning brought uefore the court on
the charge OF attempting suicide.
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old WINE AND OLD FRIFNDs $50
:. ~, NE lest 60 rs Old stand knoSn Ter Tss AS
CIOIHISG cali be solo respectable - ,,hfAND
ca. [fiSe. Address
seSA&A > SA- S1ah No Gig street betw-.n eth a,,a
- NJ, III streets uOrtL VEST
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Gen. GOrdOn,s Situation Critical.
BRITISH ADVANCE IMMINENT-BAD CONDITION OF
EGYPTIAN FINANCES

EGYPTIAN FINANCES.
CAIRO, March Ia.-Egyptian finances are in a
critical condition. Sir Charles Rivers Wilson, sec
rotary and controller general OF the national debt
! office, London, and formerly Egyptian financial
controller in Egypt. Is engaged in examining them
further advance OF the British In the Soudan Is
imminent. Gen. Graham is in favor OF continuing
the campaign. He thinks the rebellion is not Yet
crushed. The situation OF Gen. Gordon is consd-
cred critical.
ALEXANDRIA, March 1a-The men-of-war Condor
and Myrnidon have suddenly departed for Suakim.
decided to send special officer TO Suakm to nego-
tate with the Arabs
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Death of Bishop kayanauuI,.

NEW ORLEANS, March ia special dispatch
from Columbus, Miss, to the Times Democrat an
nounces the death there this morning OF Bishop H.
Il. kavanaugh, OF The Methodist Episcopal church
south, at the age OF So His remains VIII be taken
to Louisville
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WEI De MrYrR.

RAJ CURE is the only treatment thst viii absolutely
cure Catarrah. Dr.. Wei de Meyers 'Ta1ATnx" with
statements Of symptoms By the cured mailed free D.
B. DEWEY CO.. 1872 Fulton street. Z. feb4-,nwfsot
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TIE Bolr,xo BALTIMORE CouscrLxss R,rrr

TIE BOLTING BALTIMORE CoUNCfLNRS RETURN
The reform members OF the first branch OF the Balti
more city council. who bOlted on the 18th OF Feb
ruary, during the consideration OF the IRE ordi-
nance, all returned 70 their seats yesterday after
noon, except Mr. Bailey, OF the 10th ward. Mr.
Hull, one OF the boiling members, had an inter-
view with Mayor Latrobe on Monday, and says he
was assured by the mayor that he would not sign
the 1re ordinance until after the trial OF the fire
commissioners. unless the lve days allowed him
by law should expire before that time and that
when he concluded 70 send In the names OF the
missioners TO the council for confirmation, he
would notify Mr.. Hull In advance. Thereupon the
boilers concluded TO return without further delay
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TUE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY

TUE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
lHE SHORT LINE To The SOUTH, SOUTHWEST
AND VEST
Schedule in eject NOVEMBER Is. 1883
e:SS A-N--NEW ORLEANS MAIL daily making close
COMP ctioIs 70 ali points South and Soutnw,st :
Daily * ept sunday. with c. o Railway Pull
man Sleeping Buffet from New \ TX aud Wash
tuSton II Alma Pullman Sleeping ears from
- lst1--c,on and Atia1t. - New Orleans
510 -M--LOClSNILL < FAST II T. DAILY via Char
lott svlie = Cincinnati Louisville and all Western
IC1nts- Pullman Sleeping cars Washington 10
Louisville
u 90 PGl--SOI lHERN MAIL AND IMPRESS Daily
= al points SO1th and Southwest via Dauvile a,d
SharIotIe l)aily except Sunday, with c. RAILWAY
Pullman Sl--Llug from Washll ton via Dan
vile Charlotte and Atlanta to New Orleans: also
from Washington via Charlotte and Columbia to
Augusta
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington at SIS
VI daily. except >Jlnd~y
Warrvnt2- tfsi1s leave Washington al s IS NJ and
5.lpP VI DALI.
Ut ne ets and informs ton inquire atCofnpaiv's o..
me- tul PeiIrsl Iyai.l4 aveut - Union Depot
NJ SLAUGHTER JACD{TIFT
S'el f'i-S Agent Aren't.
mario SOL HAAS Traffic MaIactr
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HNHE GREAT
IL PENNSYLVANIA ROrTr
TO THE NORTH WEST AND SOTTuWrur
DOuBLE TRACK sPLENDfD stiFSfRY

TO THE SQkTH. WEsf And SOUTHWEST
Is EfTECr S0SEabEfka & iir III rs t1AhNr
TEAMS Isl masBsT9S IhoA s1ATlos coESzs
fOPttsburg and the West. CHICAGO Limited Express
A. daily With sieeli Cars a sr 1a Harms Ea4i be
/ Cincinnati Western Express 40 p H. daily with
esso va fa s;d fo5n,'i df u f6s
q m ca DALI. r''se 9 e Gacs s ,a Mai ~ Lsps.
fa1s sss{11f Car Eafe1Ft%n e Sh e
tec he. CanaIldai-rua. Rochester. Buffalo Niagara
-! m daily excep, Saturday, with Palace Cars
Irs, leaving Warrington Oh Saturday might not
daisy 1ia = GI , LIE haven ana Ii"rA s''4oI n
IeI New Yofl and the East, SIS H. 1o.5oa n. a.
u rs IL Limited EIPress OF pullman Parlor Cars
800, = = y, G 1..S e3ctIt SUNDAY,
fer BrcoEiyn T. al through trains connec. a. Jer
orect transfer Fulton street avoiding double fer
seT Fh1iaspkia~ OK a my ioso 400 1870
"A ~ t Sunday. CO. 1900 and IL IL p IL
fsI bai,iIaoIs 50 IS 30 10 90 To-. III and 10
ny s2olo;Sos la ". ~ 40 10 W and IL Is
Ssx f0Ie s, Greek Lne. 60 g. IL AID 44op IN. daily
az Annai". Am ard 4op m daily, e1ceptsun-
SA1 asP Ai1ASbiA AS6 ks Sasaiss sflI
sSf 5 Ay5 "a "a rs q 70 22s o5 and IL IS am.
IS II .I n 70 AID II 81 Ol sunt1y.t
xoI Richmond and TIE south- a. and !, az. s..,
z.ins leave AeIandra s6f Ws uaah M,
"a ~ - ~ 40 -, 5:le Us and 16 Am
an 90 end lO:4O pm. ''eOo and io'io
Ilshets sna information at the Office nor,heas,
tS sTset and isnnsylvsnia avenue and ar sbs s
.. sisIs 0rasrs can be LETT for the checking Of e.
] Il W NJ Us - and Residences
ChAS FUGH. general Manager agent,
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nhl3-dAds

lust RECEIVED ANOTHER SUPPLY OF THE
u Patent Perfect Razors best quality guaranteed
and sxchan9eabe II satisfactory 926O each ct the
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FINANCIAL AND CoMMERcra1.

The New York Stock Market.
Thefolowing are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire TO H. II. Dodge. 539 18th street:
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctloneers
ADMINISTRATIVE SALE OF MEDICAL BOOKS
INSTRUMENTS &c
by virtue of order of sale will sell at the Auction
Rooms of Duncanson Bros. 9Th and streets FRI
DAY AFTERNOON. MARCH Tw ENTY- FIRST. A. D.
1854. commencing at FOUR O'CLOCK, the Library and
Medical Instruments Of the late C. NJ Ford NJ D. COM
lrlSlng-
Medical and Other Works,
Instruments. &c
Terms cash.
HARRIET A. FORD, Administrative
mhlS3t o. Estate Of c. NJ Ford deceased
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AUCTION SALES.

THIS EVENING
WALTER B WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneera
SPECIAL SALE
FINE TRIPLE sILyER-PLATED WARE
ROGERS TABLE CUTLERY.
MANTLE CLOCKS. BRoNzEs. AND ORNAMENTS
BY ORDER TAUNTON SILVER PLATE CO.,
sALEsKoOM. COR. 10TH AND PENNA. AVENUE,
commencing
TUESDAY, MARCH 18th. AT TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ +,
resuuine at TWO and SYSTEMATICALLY
O'CLOCK NJ. and continue from day to day I'M
I'll the entire stock is closed out.
The stock embraces elegant and beautiful goods In
EPERGNEs. CENTER PIECES. FRUIT Dishes
TILTING SETS. SALvERS, WATERS. TOILET
SETS URNS, CAKE BASKETS. TUREENs BAK-
Frs, VASES, BUFFERS. SYRUPS. &C, &C.
ALSO,
ROGERS AND OTHER CELEBRATED MAKES OF
IVORY. PEARL. wALRUs. CARvED-HANDLE
AND SILvER PLATED KNIVES FORKS. SPOONS.
LADIES. CARVERS STEELS. FISH KNIVES,
&c. sc.
ALSO,
choice assortment Of
MANTEL CLOCKS. BRONZES AND ORNAMENTS
Chairs viii be furnished the Ladies' who are respect
fully invited.
The Goods Will be guaranteed in every respect rep
resented and instructions most positive to sell
the entire stock without reserve
Out Of town purchasers have goods carefully
packed
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts
mh15-6t
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Incorporated IN 1868 for twenty five wears bv the Lew
lslat for Educational and Charitable purros-vith
acaIital OF 81 Go-to which reserve fund Of over
$50 UUJ has since been added
BY an overwhelming popular vote its franchise was
made part u tine present State Constitution adopted
DtseU4Ser 70. A. ID. 1879
me oI.ty Lottery erer rosed on and endorsed BY the
TtcItts " any State.
10 TereT scales DOstDon<s
It's GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take rlsce
monthly. S
4 SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN FOR
TUNE
FOURTH GRAND DRAWING, CLASS D. IN THE
ACaDENG OF MUSIC. NEW ORLEANS. TUES
DAY. APRIL s. 1884
18TH MONTHLY DRAWING
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000
1000 Tickets al 50 each Fractions in fths In pro.
PORTION
LIST OF PRIZES