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A Lively Stack Market,

DECLINE IN COAL STOCKs-A BEARlSH OUTLOOK.
NEW YORK, September 15.-The Post, in its
financial article, says: The stock rket although
opening at the usual Monday morning hour OF II
O'clock was more active this forenoon than during
the corresponding hour for several days past, the
movement of prices being dec dedy downward. At
10 O'Clock nearly all stocks were from u 10 per
cent lower than at the close on Saturday, Delaware
and Hudson, LackaWaIlla, Northwestern, ST Paul
and Union Pacific beng the most active, and show
ing the largest decline. Fri and Reading were
comparatively arm, while the other coal stocks
showed important declines.
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NIRGI.A'S new OYSTER NAyY.-The new oy stag
STEAMER Chesapeake was successfully launched
from Graves ,hipydrd at NOrfulk, Va, saturday.
She il forty feet long and Measures 230 TONS The
vessel. WHICH Was ChT1siened the Cntsapeake has
beef built uiser an act Of the lsgisla creating
virginia oyster navy, which H. 10 consist OF one
steamer ana three sail vessels The Chesapeake IL
a propeller and capable oI making fourteen mixes
al
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H0"SFY-DtRLEY sptemb-er Is 1884 By Rev.
Dr. IIn-tley, Nr MARTIN hOR ~, OF Seafora DBL.
sHd Miss E1IzABE1H DAhfEG of Washington ID.
c. Wilmington, bel, papers please copyl
CONGRATULATIONS. At ST Aoysius Cbureh,
SeI'trmDr l4:h. 1884 10y Rev. thor Noonan, Mr.. q.
N. THOMPSON 10 Miss SUSIE PARTRIDGE.
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PROFESSIONAL,

The wise for hsnlth on daily walks depend"
LAS fEFT--DR- WHITE, l4I6 PENNSYLvANIA
~ avenne, opposite Millisrds Hotel, aud II North
thtsw street Baltimore, Md. Corns buninns club
ara inverted nails, vascular excrSsaaces and other
merits OF T. feet successfully treated DR. White.
thirty eighth Consecutive of rT.c.s once Zee
81 si';s' Tor Putting the feet in ordsx suil
NEMt. BlCOKE 1EIJs ALL TIRE EVENTS OF
4ts LIFE All business CONFIDENTIAL Ladies' nnds,sn.
sueeis uortawSt. $elA-C6ws
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
rI,HoMAs BOWLING, Auc<ioneer.
cnANCERT. sALE, OF TWO STORY FRAME 3,

CHANCERT SALE OF A Two STORY FRAME
EOC>E AND LOT OF GROUND ON WEST MAR
KIT SPACE. GEOR1ETOWN.
By yLyte Of decree Of the supreme Court OF the o.
District OF Columbia passed cause in said court
No s.aj5. equity, Undersigned Trustee, vii! -
otter al pubic sale on the prem or MONDAY FlF
IIEN RI DAI OF -EPI Der. 1884, at the hour VI
SIN O'CLOCK p NJ. all that part OF Lot No Al. situ-
st-d West NarEet space Georgetown. ID. c. begin
ut the southeast corner OF the house formerly
owned by the ase Robert " hite Market npace and
south nineteen feet and six inches. TO samuel Nc
Atee's lot: thence 80 feet less to Craig
wall th~Rce Forth aud parallel with first line nineteen
aud SIX ncAes thence In straight line TO the be-
ginning with tin twostory frame house upon the same
Terms of sale: -hAif IF the purchase money in
cash. the balance i'll twelve months; the purchaser
giving his notes bearing Interest from the day OF sale
the purchaser may pay all casa the ratification of
thesie the court and ynent of all the purch ase
money deed viii be executed At the expsase Of the
purch X. Z. JACKSON, Trustee.
eel ,-dSls No. 1S5 Bridge street, GEORGETOWN.
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IH1s HBso,tENoNA11Y
WARM WEATHER

IH1s + HBNo,tENoNA1LY
WARM WEATHER
May induce negligence to examine your wardrobe
with view of providing deficiencies for the coming
season.
The best styles the select shapes and largest assort
ment OF sizes to be obtained always early have
many thins to unto you but you cannot bear them
now-the weather is oppressive Suffice it to say
that now can show you
EARLY FALL SUITS,
EARLY FALL OyERCOATS
EARLY FALL. PANTALOONS,
EARLY FALL UNDERWEAR.
EARLY FALL OiERSHIRTS,
COIORED CHEVIOT SHIRTS,
OIL AND RUBBER CLOTHING
CUNNING SUITS
SIBERIA SOAP,
CORDUROY CAPS
CANVAS AND LEATHER CATERS
WOOL AND LONG HOSE, &c.,
Custom Order Department running on full time
Hmm MING,
THIER,
sell 40 SEvxxTH STREET.
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RAILROADS.
TIVE VIRGINIA MIDLAND KAILwAK
1HE SHORT LINE To TIE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
AND HESI

IHk SHORT LINE To THE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
AND WESI
Schedule IN sil,ct Isl 3 lsSt
$40 A.N--NEW orr FANS NAH. daily max close
CONN ctiors 70 all points South and Southwest
Daily ex rpt SGnC7y with &. Z q. Railway. Pull
nan Sleeping Buffet cars from New III and wash
lnetOn 20 Atlanta. pullman Sleeping from
Washington Atlanta New Orr ais.
tItP -N.-LOU 1SYILLE FAST Ii = l.. DAILY via Char
louisville 70 Cincinnati Louisville and all Western
FONTS Pullman Set pluS Washington %
louisville
A4tPN--SOCTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS Daily
& al pOiEtS South and Southwest via Dsx SIlle ard
lLarOttc Daily except Sunday. with G. - Rail way
tlsnan Sleeping cars nom NaSElL ton Via Dan
Vile. Charlotte and AtlSnta to New C..psDs; also.
irons Washington VIA Charlotte and columbus -
Augusta Pullman SletIiE< Car tIulLI Washington
L. Nhi,~ sulphur Springs
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington at ECO
NJ AID 80 al daily. except sunday.
Rsrrtntou trains leave Washington al J:lO AN and
5:IV Z IL daily.
oI tickets ami Information inquire "a Company's Of
tie ,t1l leInS ylv;lLi aSeIlue.
Il SLAUGHTER. J. MiCDAN1EI.
Gen. lass. A-cu.
eu2 sol. Hans. Traffic Ma..zec
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SPECIAL Nor1cR

RFSPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING
BUILDING TO My STOCK OF FfRST-CLASH
HEATING APPARATUS. AND WOULD PAkTlCU-
LARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THK
WROUGHT IROy FURNACES FROM THE WE'LL
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS SON. WHICH
/ CONSIDER AZ GOOD IF NOT SUPERIOR TO
STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT
CHEAPER IN COST. WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR
ATTENTION TO THE WELL-KNOWN FIREPLACE
HEATEhS. FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMES
SPEAR. FOR HEATING TWO Ok MORE ROOMS
ABOVE EOR ECLNONY AND HEATING QUALITY
THEY HAVE NO EQUAL THESE HEATERS AND
FURNACES ARE BEING USED EXTENSIVELY IN
SOME OF The FINEST HOUSES IN THE CITY,
WHICH WI lake GREAT PLEASURE REFER
RING TO. A CALL Is SOLICITED AND EsTI-
MALES PROMPTLY FURNISHED
WALTER D. WYvILI- EXCLUSIVE AGENT.
ap26 Ne 452 PA AVE. NEAR * STREET
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The Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. September l3.-Virenia skies. defer
red. a asst due coupons, 80; new IS. 81 bid to-day
BALTIMORE. MD.. September l5.-Cotton dull--mid-
ding l0k. Flour quiet aud straightforward street and
wetexn super 225s275: do. extra, 3oOa3 75 do family
4ooa5 oo city mills sgper 37a2 IS DO extra sogAs So
s,aoerlatave patent 600 Wheat = zouthern easier
western easier and fairly active closing dull; southern
No western winter rod spot. s2as25s; septeIaber.
es.;.Oer seXas7 GornNsouthern fra: western en-.
trey nominal: southsrn white, 69a7o; do. yellow.
$500 Oats 6Infsr-southern. 3Ia35; western white,
s.ass: do; MIXED slAs3 pennsylvania SLABS Rye quiet
Maryland s6osi4 g. PreS,sioSs easy aud fairly ac.
tive. Mess pork, - 5: Bulk meats-shoulders and
clear no sides. packed. 7Aa11k Bscon-shoulders,
81: clear rib sides. l2a Hams. l5halas. Lard
Sale creamery. lSa24 Eggs firm. 16al7 Petro-
lSum 6pmer-rehned sssa7ss. Coffee quiet and firm
Rio caryoes ordinary tair. 9AalVea. Sugar quiet
"A soft: 81; copper re, refined quiet l2Aals Whisky
per steamer g. led iour grain 2a3}ld
Receipts flour $50 barrels; wheat 1llooo bushels:
els. Slnpments-wheat. $4,000 bushels: corn, $500
bushels. Sajes-wheat 743.00U bushels; corn, 5000
bushels
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GAEAr AND Pos1r1vE GLAZING
Our entire stockos
LADIES. MISSES and CuILDREN's. and MEMS and
BOYS SUNMER SHOES
At actual for the balance Of the season. All those
II need Of Low shoes should certailiy this
ISrtunity a. some wonderful bargains naA
Ne have about 500 pairs
LADIES' FINE KID BUTTON SHOES
that have never been eodfor iesa thanlsa They an
going now at s. pair.
All Of MEMS FINE SHOES that have been sold 70,
Il Ito 1T ARE now selling at S. so and H.
Don't miss this great opportunity, as you will save
money W 0olnk 50 at the Reliable shoe Stores 4
slNsHENER BROS,
~ sos 7th and 315l n streets
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TIE q. s. Kearsarge is expected to reach Lisbon
about the 20th instant. She will 90 thence TO the
west coast OF Africa.
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SUICIDE OF PROF c. H. TRosrpoRF-News has
bren received ut Annapolis, Nd. OF ihe suicide sew
eTal days ago ia Lake View Park, Cleveland Ohio.
o. PRO-. Charles Henry 1rostdorf, well-known
teacher Of music, who left Annapolis about "A year
ao Tor fu-crdwas county .Ohfo, where Ia has since
resided He had been Suserlng with nervous de-
preston for sUme time and sought secluded place
IN The park. and shot himself through the head
The deceased was about - years old.
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Quietly Lynched.

WELLINGTON, KAN, september 15.-Frank Jones
the Desperate who shot VIM. Gaines and fired int
several houses here last Saturday, was Quietl!
fifteen or twenty armed men, who took hin
from the Jail and hanged him from a gang planl
used by WOrkmen at the new court house building
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SUICIDE OF vIRGINIAH.-George P. Williams, OF
Ogden, Utah. son OF Dr. Williams, OF Harr1s0nourg,
Va. committed suicide Friday night BY shooting
himself In the head at the house OF Rev. Mr. Hub
bell, of the Hsdding II. + church, In New York
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opposite City Post Office
EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND EFFECTS. OIL PAINTINGS, &c. CON
IANED IN PREMISES No. 45S G STREET
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of an order of the Supreme Court of the
DISTRICT OF Columbia holding Il special ter March
it, 1854 the undersigned Executors will sell public
action. on VI DNEsDAY. SEPTEMBER SEVEN
TENTH, 1854. sale to commence at TEN OCLO K
NJ. at No 4oS street northwest the entire contents
thereof. in
Brussels and Velvet Carpets Oh ten rooms: Hall and
STAIR Carpets Hall Furniture ParLor suite Plush set
Two Aantel Mirrors Marble-top Tables: Folding and
Essy hairs several Paint Old Portrait Of
the late Hon. Thad Stevens; EnsSavnYs: Be(lstead
NasuStapds and Bureaus, in SCI aIat8 pieces; Ward
robes Walnut Tables 81 lebUard: Crib; Gard Tables
ftathers Hair Mattresses: Stoves, with other
sarS Household Goods.
WALTER NJ FRANKLIN,
SIDNEY A. FITCH.
sel3-0t Executors LydI Smith, deceased.
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NEW YORK, September la-Augustin Daily an
his company arrived here to-day on the steame
Arizona.
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STEAMERS.

~ U A RID LINE.
NO. ICE
LANE r o TIE
THE CTN4RD STLAESaIp COMPANY, LIMITED.
CALLING AT CORK HAkBOR.
FROM PEE %. y. X. NEW YORK
ArRASIs..... We'd. Sep II. .cALLIA... Wed Oct Is
BoTHNIA. Ned, Sept a. ACRANA. Wed, Oct 90
SERvIA.. We'd. Oct. BoIHNL.....W We'd, Oct 20
OREGON Wed, Oct s. EHvIA We'd, Nov s.
And EVERY WEDNESDAY Rom NEW YORK
RATES OF PASSAoE-SsO $50 and SI0O. according
70 accommodations.
IT at very low rates Steer tickets from Llv-
erTooi and Queenstown and all other parts OF Europe
lowest rates
Through bills of laaen gwen for Belfast, Glasgow
Hayre Antwerp and other Eoyty on the Cuptpeut and
1Cr NeditcTra ports
for freight and passage apply a. the Cora y'sofice
No BoSilnG Green or both Steeraxe and Cabin t.
OILS BlGbIOW q co COO eth St. wash, ,yton. D. C.
VERNON H. BROWN Il co. New York;
Orto Messrs OTIS BkSELOW IL 90
Eth street WashiDyton
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VyHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TfNHUMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CHANCFRY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. BEING HOUSE AND PREY Uses
Oh NINETEEN TIiEET NORTHWEsT BE-
TWEEN . AND STREETS.
BY virtue OF decree passed in Equity cause No "a
5.s!j, Docket II. will sell, TIL SHAY. THE III
SIX1EENIH DAY oF SEP1EMBER. A D. 1884 fGa
AT 1--WE OCIO, 7. NJ. in front Of the premises
SUBDIVISION OTIS Nos Is and Ii. in square No each
Of AID lots fronting 20 feet 18th street and having
del IN of TO feet, with comfortable dw ELI house
and improvements thereon
Ternis o sale: Onethird cash: residue in equal
payments at six and twelve months with interest from
d.y Of sale: his option purchaser Lay pay the
hole purchase money III cash 900 TO be deposited
time % sale. Convey allcing ut purchasers cost.
FRED. v. JONES. Trustee
se1-d&li5 Canton Building ~ Louisiana avenue
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NOAH WALKER & co.

,iaAva :e24 COS Pennsylvania Ave
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.


IougLE IEAs;k,r JANSET COUPLER
lss.. UNTIL URThi.K NOTICE
Leave Washington from station, CT New Jerssy
1SI ea-o. Cincinnati. Louisville and St Louis daily
Coaeles ana Paae seeTinS als H to above IoiIt.
without Change. lU.l3 IL daa.y to Chicago except
Iof Iit-tu-v a: so a. n and $40 p m. daily: 40
n q t2tistar Cle' Gland and Detroit with Steep
Ie' l,.,.a1 snd Detroit via Monroevil,e 10. a N
I@sh tn SLEEPER FOX Ioieao Via HLrxiing and Lake
Iran 70: ThnadelG+la ard New York at $40 a m
lo.Ib L. Gaiiy wI;h farsr and sl-ei .ns Cars at
F6I baltimore week days 30 40 90 $40 800
sed 10 - a n - 10 20 - so $50, 30 rs
&c lS!ti1:ore On Sundays. c. so 500 s.cra m iaj
- 80 40. 5:oo. go. 10. sc. go @uI l0:IUp
=. Annapolis. 20 m and 12:Io and 4.aop m. On
IoF N4y s.atons 6v,W tIl y ,>h.nStou and Baltimore
lriop " Su,s 81 a n a. ana " so. 80 si
80 J. IN l.: sts1loss On M.iropolitan branch
I. M daily Tor rrlIciIal .fsii,n. NeirGI olitan
NsIlsy branch m daily exsep; sun,iaY. = 40
H. dally Tor fr,d-rC1S. % L.. lU:l5 a M as
Tor h,s@rsiSwn. ions N 5as T. n, daily e1eep.
Trans arrive from tie West d.ly. 20. 7.sOa H. Is
Ig,i New {crs AID Philadelphia. 80 Soa II. daly
" = , "a daily. Ike = Si.ada;., IN -, e.
Lrti4 Al-i-et - AIM ~ R;.G t-5I T.
SULssy. y:Js CS.
Inn l. 1lns;oi. go a. IL eaif and 2.l5 daily
t0otYt sunday.
hon Iro4eI-VA ard intermediate points. SIS a. IN
As j. ~. and e:2 y II. dsIy. sxcsit sunday o.,3
y l. daily II II Point OF ROCse
1fslns leave t1itIiuOrr Tor W SnlnSfOn 81 200. 10
-. 1l5 80. 800. sic anu lOao a. l2i5. 40
-. % 5Ut SO. 80. SLV aEtI lU-ij T.
day TO 80. 7I5. ~. So 9:0U. l. -. lSs. 5:Ua
t:2-. IS aid S:C0P m
~ thalDS from WASHINGTON stop ct Relay Station
ctIt4-3n !. IL.
on iurt4lrr information sppy at the Baltimore ard
70 ll<Aet Ofhce-NsshlLston station. GIG AID lJ1l
1t1s} aii2 avenue 18th street. whcre orders
"! t taAen Tor bagae 10 be checked and received -
tly POM - tse city
Ii CLEMENis. NJ. Of T. Baltimore
, fit q h LORD. ctEH Passenger Agent
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After a Recreaus Lover.

YOUNG WONAN AND A MALE FRIEND FINED FOB
ASSAULTING AN Bx-BHAU.
Catharine.Cusck, young woman OF rather stout
figure, and Walter Stewart ana Robert McChesney,
two young men, were charged In the Police Court
to-day With an ARRAY last night at the corner OF
18th and streets McChesney had q cut over his
left eye The gtrl testified that Stewart had
assaulted her when she asked him about something
acChesney, who vas with her, with . rail-
AcCheSney's testimony was to the same
effect. stewart testified that he had been
keeping company with Kate. but had given her up.
She sent word to him that she wanted TO see him,
and he sent back reply that he wanted nothing
to do with her. NcChesney and the girl came over
to see him, and McCheSney said: skate wants to
see YOU" She then came up and caught him by
the vest, holding him while NcChesney struck him,
Chesney, and to defend himself used fence Paling
The court said that 1t appeared that the assault on
Stewart was premedita,ed. He discharged Stewart
and fined each OF the Others $40 or thirty days
The Contest Of the Printers.
REPORTED WITHDRAWAL OF TIE GOVERNMENT
PRINTERs FROM TIE UNION.
A paper was passed around last week among the
members OF the Columbia Typographical union IN
the Government printing Office for the signatures
OF those la favor OF Withdrawing from the union.
The reasons stated for this action were the treat
ment of the Government Office printers in the mat
ter OF the Blaine resolutions, introduced at the
special meeting OF the union. The paper stated
that as they were in the majority the failure to
pass the resolutions was violation OF their rights
and form OF oppression. Only twenty-seven sig-
natures were obtained, so this plan has been
abandoned. At the next regular meeting OF the
union, however, on Saturday night, 1t is said that
bhe Blaine resolutions will come up again and
those who are opposed to them claim that they will
be defeated, even II vote is taken especially IL 1t
is a secret vote. They say that the government
office printers are by no means unit In favor OF
these resolutions II Is claimed that at the last
meeting there were "spotters" present, who no ed
those who voted against the resolutions and re-
ported their names for dismissal The men at the
government printing office deny that any coercion
was used, but they, on the other hand, Claim that
the coercion was all on the other side.
When Mr.. ThoS. L. Hurdle, the secretary Of the
Columbia union, was asked this morning by ST r
reporter about this reported withdrawal from the
union he said
Il have not heard that such thing Is contem-
plated. However, have been away and IL may
have been started since left know, however nat
such a movement would be futile, as far as the
Withdrawal OF the government printers in body
from the union is concerned. This thing talked
OF some years ago. and, think, Capt. Bryan tried
TO organize movement OF this sort. but II failed.
know that great many meA In the government
employ would prefer giving up their positions 70
leaving the uniODn
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GRAsD Srnc1A1 SALE
SIS ssss S05 5uHHso % ees o9sE
SECS &c 10 90 OIL
sSss H 90 ZEE eSs,
ssss HHH / 8 81 ssss
ssss ii 90 ZEE ssss :.
WIN. HAHN & CO.'S
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES,

SIG 7TH STREET AND 1922 PENNsYLvAN1A AVENUE
15o0 pairs Solid Calf aced Shoes suitable for Boys
every pair worth 8l0O.
Misses Pebble or lid Button. 81 co.
Sl25 and 81 so Worked Hole Kid and Goat
Button. equal in wear to any 81 shoe.
Misses Kid and Goat Spring Heel Button at g. 81
Chids' Heoed Pebble Kid Button 75c Has 10 riva,
In the tuntry
Our Great 9oc Childs' Solar Tip Button
Chids Spring Heel Button. plain tip, 6Oc to o. 80.
Boys 81 and SI25 Servceabls English Balls
Our own Boys and Youths g. and S. 50 fine Calf
dur abllity. ~
Our renowned Youths 81 Solar Tin Button
Those popular 81 30 81 rs Boys and Youths But
ton and HOOK Bais. too well known to require fur
ther Comment,
BEAR IN MIND.
l. All our Goods are made to on. special Order.
2 Every Shoe sell Is made Of "Sslid Leather''
throughout.
g. We handle snch large quantities Of Goods that we
can buy and sell lower than other House in the Dis
trict. ae10
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The Fowler Relief Fuud,
pDlrloNAL OnNrRIsUIIaNs kscIfl

IL TER WRONG BEp-IaSt Friday nicbt q, Cab
page alls}- between t. and n streets and delaware
avenue ana 2d street northeast. Mrs Leo the wife
Oh ldbprtr employed at the Capitol went 10 ped
ah1 ltlt Inc door open FOR her husband when he
arrived Tier husband came home late and retired
% eiit slile utd Win her sun Later In The night
she found that anothsr parry WAS also IN Inc
ued aild MS halr being woOily. supposed Il 70 Zoe a
Negro che screamed, and rae negro escaped out
OF me WINDOW There is no clue 10 who the fellow
WAS II Is thought That the ls.low had the idea
that NJ. Leo was absent from home
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PHYSICIANS Axp DRuse1srs
ONMEND
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sBB { { eo WV 4 III ass
f EE e. &c III
Il "a 90 Nm Nm
EEBH y TIT TIT ZEE err ssss
e. e. t ! ! /. T.. IT : =: -
HYsrcrASs ASp DRuse1srs
AS THE BEST TONIC.

This medicine. conbinipe r-an with pure Vegetable
INDIGESTION, .MAI.AkIA, NEAKNkES, IMPURE
BLOOD CHILL HI AND FEyEh. aud NEghAL1IA,
reaches part Of the system. purdes md snr1ches
the blood srsng the muscles and nsrvss and
and nvigora Aes the system.
FIN. APPETIZEK-Best tsnis known,
1t will cure the worst of DyRp psia removing an
distressing symptoms, such Tasting the Food Bech.
nf Hsa 1S Il 5ee i ss5Nash Her s.
BIACkkN Or INJURE THE METH
all persons who lead sedeptary Lives.
AZ -tNFA1IiNa Rl MEDT For DISEASES OF
THE LIVER AND KIDNEYS
Persons suffering from tbs effects ef overwork uer.
volH troubles loss Of elite debility experiences
IT DOES NOT CAUSE HEADACHE OR PRODUCE
Iron medicines do
1t is the only preparation Of Iron that causes no ini
the BEST. TRY IT
The genuine has Trade Mark and crossed red lines on
wrs rape Tax ReI No 9thar Aade only By
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The Garfield Fund In New York.

ALBANY. N. Y, September 15:-The Garfield com
miitee for bhe state OF New York; appointed in
1882 by GOV. Cornell have reported TO Gov. Cleve-
land that the total amount collected in the state is
s., 629. ~, which amount Will be forwarded 10 the
national committee.
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A Rigami>i.s Wife sues Dor Divorce.

MONTREAL, QrEBFC, september l5.-De Wolfe
The b!NaintSt from New YORK, who Is stu Ia jsil
mere Tor DEBT, has been served with A writ b. A
New York attorney ia a divorce suit brOu .ht by
Ills 1rSt Vie. The PRISONER sesms 10 be- at ease
ana uiSsst's every DAY As carefully 1, lac were
going out Tor a promenade on Broadway.
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In the Police Court, Judge Mills, John o 'Brten,
for cruelty to animals Was tined$I0.
The equity suit OF George E. KIRK against ]. Mos
tella Clark and others Tor an account and injunc-
ton has been dismissed by plalntln-the parties
having settled.
Mrs. Elizabeth T. Parker to-dayiiled petition.
as judgment creditor TO the amount OF s., 9O6 s.
and costs, to be made party complainant Ia the
suit OF j. j. Berrett ct al gatnst Middleton Co.
ct al
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CENTRAL. TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
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q. ". MOSS. 80 PeuLsy iya mia avenue:
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BIGANIST AND MURDRRER.-Otto WeIner alias
Emil Baker, alias Lawrence Werkley. indicted in
Montgomery county, Pa, for an attempt TO murder
his wife, Elizabeth Weimer, In February lasl. by
administering poison, was arrested In Baltimore
Saturday night and handed over to the custody OF
N. H. Rodenbaugh, chief OF police OF Norrissown,
Pa, who left with his prisoner for that place II is
said that Weimer has fsur wives living, one in
Philadelphia, another In Lebanon. Pa; another In
Conshockcn (the one he attempted 10 poisonl, and
q fourth in Baltimore. The prisoner was arrested
while at work In a bakery