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B,GIl On Tpeslay Arril s'h. 1854 At O'Clock
Thirteen days
fun''a private.
iki IT On sunday. Aua t. lsS4 at 4 10 p m
III \ younc'st ollld II j. hu y aud Annie T. Brett
- q Ia III months aid tw,le days granddaughter of
lat InIt at Aierall Ia, Va IBcston papers please
hRt MF1FLD Noraay AIril = 1ss. NJ Sam.
NAiEAN bld NIL. ID, in TIN e.htl ;,rst year of his
} ars a resident ut Washington
fgn'T vii !, ak l!9, iio!n Ennn vel church, Ans
h,.4il'ss ana i1,id> aie respectfully invited TO
TnkiETT. On April Eth. 1884. at II 10 IN. JULIA
'ohBLtl beloErd wifi" ui John Coroett, senior.
May she rest in peace
n'ral viii tab" place from her late residence No
sttt .i."'et' AZ haii-psSt i've O'Clock Wed
ate respectfully invited to attend
, tEkRS i, on AG s lsl at l2sos a; his Es,
JAMES. Sgn IF James and Elizabeth Deery. aged Is
Motto ii IauelA hereafter ..
N,Ef "aP ca Ine4ay Ar ATil sh igs. al lisa ~
AGED twenty -hv. year, and t.il months
n " long She Struggled AGAINST disease.
Aud S'.tt' ring harl to bear
an Nh ~ NE a., e 5 q , hf'ays;y birth
siie smiled reseil to earth.
Sl,r on. dear wifi tai, thy rest
Cd ral-''i tn, hsrn'' t.. Thought Jest.
:, MAJ W lr'larc 10 follow thee.
May iI'f Soul rest al peace.
BY firR HrsBsND
Funeral from her late rsid 1850 street north
Matthew's chHr,i %
HOGAN, on AIril sth. lisa. at 6 a. m. Of scarlet
i"ftr AID III th-t tlc Group CHARLES HAlSON only
Sg 81 M9ttar' II and John G. Hozap. aged four years
siX months and eisi!i---n days
Funeral from IA t. reside nee Gls 10Th street north.
EAST. "'iIi' ssy aft-riloi. tie 9Th at oclock
hlNsi4.M on AIfll .th. lssi at 80 r. III. q pneu-
IN, liia. 1HDMAS w kINSI.OW
t ana raj siy ms a "a ths family are INVITED to A.
east, "a Thursday. AIIll 10TH at 2p m
lAItaandf3a lalers pl cory p
hilpNNFl1- lls. iiIt.rIn-IIt the remains Of WM
d pDoNNfIi will take place If Mount Olivet cpme-
- On N'-lntsiay Al ri 9th at IL Friends the
family arr invited To attend
ORR on Monday: Arrl 9Th. isss. At lo:I5 .. IN.
ii q thh. IN the ntty-fourfh her wye
Her funeral viii take place "Wednesday IN rnins 1t
eight O'clock sharp from her late r-sd,c. 40 Ridge
srtt northwest. Friends of the family r,spectfully
lnylttI
SHAW AZ 80 Arril :. 1884 the r-sidence Of
hT- = Yes 100 street northwest, vi consumption
JOIN l. ShAN, ESg. lat. associate editor of The
sunday tIaZ'ttr." this city
funeral from the abuyr address Wednesday April q
NJ o. tie " II bc buried the CoIlsr,-sional c-m--
try. Friends the deceased an, In, tied TO attend
ttl-rn NOT.
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GREAT REpucr1oNs
HEATING STOVES
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE OF VESSELS.
l. NAVY DEPARTMENT

PROPOSALS. FOR PURCHASE OF VESSELS
WASHINGTON, March l. 1884
Of the act of Consress making spP5spratons to supply
N Hnk{ at na' Se
vessels which have been stricken from the Navy Regis
ter under authority OF an act OF Congress approved
s st s2 and Thh it is deemed for the best inter
locality, the Niagara Boston Mass S24 300 Flor
and Tconderosa At New {oTS snEpy sS $500
at League Island Penn Pawnee. 200 at Port Royal
SC Bericia. $4,000 and cyane, $1,000. at Marc
Proposals must be submitted in sealed envelope ad-
DIRE sed to the Secretary of the Navy Washington D. c.
to distinguish them from other communications
No offer for than vessel should be included
within one proposal.
The vessels will be sod for cash to the person per-
sous or corporation or corporations Offering the higu
est prices therefor above the appraised value thereof
in cash or satisfactory erted cnecs of not less thsn
ten cent of tue amount Of the offer proposal
also bond with penal equal to the whole amount
by the Secretary OF the Navy. ndittVned for tn pay
nent Of the remaining ninety of the Of
of acceptance IL default is made in tie paw
inent Of the remaining ninety per cent or any part
Thereof within that time sait cash deposit of ten
and shall b- applied directed in tn act Of March g.
1883 All deposits and bonds of bidders whose propo
sails shall not be accepted viii he returned to them
within seven days after the opening of the proposals
ON Application TO the Department. printed list will
vessels, also forms Of bids and bonds which must be
used 10y bidders he vessels can be examined at any
Yards.
The purchasers must remove the vessels purchased
from the limits Of the yard within such reasonable time
as may be fixed by the psYYsr ri,M c,,~n,r,
lIh4 LAVISH Secretary OF tie Navy.
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Dr. sumoy was elected assistant secretary by ac-

Or. Sumhy was elected assistant secretary by ac-
clamatlo1.
COMMITTEE On CREDENTIALS APPOINTED.
motion by Mr.. Kane 10 appoint a committee on
Credentials, consisting of one member from each
uncontsS,ed district. was carried
AQueStiun arose IS - the method ~ apro rr-
ment, and motion ulr.VttuC the chair 20 ..,,,l.t
the committee was carried
The chair appointed The following delegates -
melnberS Of the committee: Second district. A,rN-
ander, ninth. Han. tenth. West. eleventh. M.tGu-
son: twelfth. Holmes; thirteenth. Eo,ton ~NJtVuJh
carson seventeenth. Io>>: 'lCthi'eHih. Nils,
nineteenth. Gleason invent -iIst, AZ hlIsua, and
tWenty-Second, Nenab.e.
ANOTHER RSCESS
Mr.. Dyson. OF the twentieth district. Objected 70
MI. West as member OF the colnmItJea He was
proceeding TO state what his objection was when
the chairman cut him OF by putting 4 motion la
take a recess FOR one hour. he motion MAS car
ried and recess taken until SIS O'clock.
Mr. Dyson said afterwards that i..s objection WAS
that ne had made a bet with Nest
CONVENTION NOTES.
A few OF the delegates wore hanaaEcS about
Their browS, IN coLlulemOral.n OF Issj evening :
events
There was in and about the hall a largo daraa NJ
police under the charge OF Sergeant Robert Isall-
son. OF the nth precinct.
A lively discussion toe1 place .rtvns-, NJ Pra--
son, OF the eighteenth district ana Mr. Ncpualli -
TO something which had been SAID - - The lie cll-
ton In that district, one man accusing IL other
uhlath'.>S ana asserting that Al least MY White
men had ah>ented themselves from the meeting.
MIS-. DIVA BrlCES who WAS an Interested
spectator OF the proceedings - tHe convent IA, sad
10 STAR reporter. - have come here a. a prop
erty owner In the District t. SO for uN self n h4t
sort OF men would control affairs IN the District II
We had suffrage. think this + an Important sub
Ject do not like the present EoNcrInirut. but Il
does not appear 10 me That There Is ans remedy Ia
suffrage"
There was considerable talk to-day. especially
among those Who Were iS4pp'Htcd hy tir -,'-il,>
or last nights meetings. a. to ia" methods ,in-
ployed. one prominent delegate sara hr Npr,;r,i
"A great lOw in the convention On account al Tie
large amount OF money that hat been tN'rIsi,l
An0thyr delegate nom tAp Ipurlc.Ath ,il-lTt,t sad
Two wagon loads of C0loIt'd INT were brought if,
his district from Maryland.
Col COrkhill d.d not appear n the convention.
and the rtpor; was spread UJt liz had Withdrawn
entirely from the contest
TWAS generally conceded in the morning. that IN
gersoll had the lead and would certainly l' elected
The colortd delegates We're >oinpH -I divided as -
what colored man should 80. b,t Wer- generally
agreed that there should to- one Co.ored lam ~rur
and say that they Viii make strong hight 10 g.l
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THOMAS BOWLING. Anc,loneer.

Sia a coAT'SThht j. fNR33 sH12
BEING VALLEY VIEW F RM." ''
By vi the Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia passed III cause in which Y::::
Robert and others dctendant. No 6s5 T"utv
The undersigned trustees Will offer pubic sale on
g? nn9 = fo fTtSHHfH PAX ali s
that tract of land called White Haven and attery
,umba being described in one parcel as follows: Be
ginning at point at the end Of IS perchs measured on
lar tree standing on the south side Of the road
IS oa the the n Do vs Which
Iad aanse tr"m that part OF the tract called White
said point ii beginning " running sof6 s dafr
as 10 peches to the east edge Of the Ridge road
west 80 perche thence north IS west Is
then north y esrees west IL perches then north 2
om int sas dssd s
line; between Alliance and john M rdoci's part
s''s said sanaa i::
thence ncTh degrees east S perches thence
perch said division line between 70 Aiiianes
lind S EFT q White a.yen which division
sns asa ssS5s tree %hch Aanc.
place beginning Containing a. acres
Terms Of sale third cash. the residue of the pur-
chsss money IN six twelve and eighteen months fro
nd to nG It.
the rms OF sale complied with the end Of
IL Ss by he
the payment Of the whole purchase money and rainca-
purchaser at his cost and the property to him
sold free clear and discharged Of all claim Of the
R;P JACKSON Trustee.
FEB lss br " J s5ssss; gTs S1.,as
sp1-l0t A72 Louisiana ave. Washington.
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District Government Affair.".

STATION kEfffR APPOINTKD.
To-day IN" Vacancy caused by he RESIGNATION Of
Nitit"l keeper Geo. VI. Clarke VAS ulled by the
appointment uI Charles NcGlnniS
HQUoR LICENSES GRANTED.
Daniel Lee, John lpeu~c. Thomas A DALEY ana
',hNid W Harris were to-day licensed AS retail
liqucT dealers.
COMPLAINTS AGAINST STREET RlUgoapS
several prominent titlltns have united Ia asking
It District commissioners 10 require the different
~ff'i railroad companies 10 keep the street paye-
20 ilN d'ou Their ira rs In better condition. They
mention Ia" sth street and New York avenue lines
ana i'-riluh oi the Belt line which should De
looked after IN this respect
BUupING PERMITS
nave been Issued 10y Inspector Entwlsle as follows.
j.lir'S IL smith, repair brick lgl street north
Nest S30. A. y. skinner. erect two-story dwell
iiiE. -, lEiMc'n 9TH ana iMh streets northwest:
c"'"h Itllh i. hAlSr r,pa:r brick 1923 Massach,l-
N'ji> avenue northwest: $3.50 John Steinle repair
biitA SO East Capitol street: sou
The uitod STATES tug Tinta sailed from Talcu-
llrlI, April 2i. Tor NalparliSn
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WAFER FnrERs.
LACE CURTAIN STRETCEFRS
CARPET SWEEPERS
CHINA, GLASS AND CROCKERY
KITCHEN UTENSILS. and full assortment Of House.
furnishing Goods. at low prices.
GEO. WATTS
ta2S Sl4 -eh st. S doors above Penn ava
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Execution of n Wife Murderer.

EAsTON, Pa, April S-John Dllman was hanged
here at ll:l0 this morning. The crime for which Dill
man was hung was the murder OF his wife. She had
been in the poor house OF county. and
he appeared there On March 81. sS and Induced her
10 leave with him for South Bethlehem AT a short
enter lane Where he seized her and cut her throat,
almost from ear TO ear. lie then lied. MIS-. Dill
man dragged herself 10 a farm house near by, and
was subsequently returned 10 the dlnlShOlSe, where
she died on April 23i following. He was arrested
In few days, tried and convicted OF murder Ia the
first degree.
Dillman marched TO the ScafToid with 4 steady
step. and was unmOved almost TO the last. He be-
gan 10 cry after The beEedcton, but after the black
cap was drawn over his face he remained motion
less until the drop fell. There only Il few
Slight quiverngs OF the body, and in twelve minutes
he was pronounced dead.
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NO SUCH SUCCESS IN TIE HISTORY OLE LIEF

No SUCH SUCCESS IN THE HISTORY OF LIFE
~ INSURANCE las ever ben recorded that attained
by the MUTUAL RESIKVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIA-
lion Is SoC,ty IL L. " but little three years
Ut Set Ii al s q time la. H. COO tea
g membership, and had the rst OF the wear
SEA 10000 O. insurance In the plan Of this Associa.
ton the perfection q; Life Insurance seems finally to
/. reached. We 30 not. do the old line companies
charge ASSUMED MORTALITY. aud take from the
yOiiCy-hOldrr far Of the actual
need 10 be put To i bnIldines; yet do We
ssset upanies have do hitherto and still gener-
aIly cha little rsl!der the the
ul amount insured each life at al precalious or
doubtful Oneiourth of the collected at each as
s,ssnent i set aside and deposited with Trust Com
uany under deei u trust the policy holder The
sum 50 reserved amounts TO Sl25 COO aud IL in
creased $500 or go 100 at every assessment By this
method which ofigIsted with this Society. the policy
holders are protected injury by the lapses with
crawaI Of the health members which will occur III
every company and the full payment of the whole
of each snd every certificate be II for
thousand dollars IS made quite certain TO say the
three times much money and used 1t TO build enor
nous buildings aud Isy princely salaries
q lSyy street.
u Is AZ, KNIGHT. General Agent
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The citizens RELIEF committee, appointed by
Judge Cox. has closed up It's business for the sea-
son. and MeSSrs Lewis j. Davis Thos- Hy de and A.
s. Solomons have been appointed TO examine and
audit their expenditures
The Instrumentation OF DIR. Sullivan's music at
the opera house merits the highest praise. Man
ager Ford has orchestra not 10 be surpassed any
where in the country as an accompaniment 10
comic opera The original orchestration Is given
with brilliant effect
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CONTINUATION OF THE TESTIMONY IN TIE CAST
After the close OF THE STARS report OF Fire.
man Bartletts testimony before the Jeanette
investigation committee Of the House. yesterday
he testified that he met Mr. Glider and Mr.
Jackson, correspondents OF the Herald, in SIbe-
ria. After Mr.. Melville heard OF them he said
to witness: Keep On close mouth. for
there's a On reporter after us" Nnderman.
the Jeanette seaman, was put upon the stand.
He said there was an Ill-feeling between Danen-
hover and Melville while on the expedition but he
had never seen belong treat Collins iany way
hut in a gentlemanly manner, nor did he know OF
any Offlcer or man being subjected to OutrageS He
said that belong did right to force the vessel into
the ice, as he desired TO reach Wrangle Land. He
had taken the papers off Mr.. Collins body, but
knew nothing OF them after they were turned over
to Mr.. Melville. 1t was decided TO permit the In
spection Of belongs journal
LIVELY TILT IN THE COMMITTEE ROOMS THIS
MORNING.
The routine OF the investigation was relieved this
morning by tilt between Mr. Curtis Oir. Collins
counseD and Mr.. Boutelle, one OF the committee
Since the opening OF the Investigation there has
been great deal OF subdued feeling manifest be-
tween the two counsel This morning Ninderman
was on the stand, and Mr.. Curtis began to question
him as to whether De Long used Judgment In the
management OF his men after leaving the vessel.
Mr. Bogtes stating that the
mittee had nothing to do with the opinion of one
man as to whether this or that act Of the co1nman-
der was wise.
Mr.. Curtis retorted that it was Improper for a
member OF the committee, at this stage OF the pro-
ceedings, to put in an argument for the defense,
and made an appeal to the committee.
Mr.. BOutelle became indignant at this and said
that ne did not propose to be criticised by the coun-
sci before the committee
The examination Of Ninderman was continued,
and arguments We , made as to the admisSibility
OF the records OF the testimony taken before the
naval court.
MRS. DE LONG,
During the discussion Mrs De Long sat at the
table, porting over the records, eagerly endeavoring
to assist In the defense OF her dead husband
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HARBAlhH- NCCsNN. Onthe 25th of March lssl
IANl lpSIE ID HAkhATuH Miss ELLA Nc
,NNN hS II" Re- !lr Harding. If ST Pauls EpiscopAl
NiN,tN1- XIII At Santiago College Santiago
mi; f'lfnAt2 -. lisa, JOctfH NJ VINCENT of Lcs
AhEclo-. talliurlla 10 LIZZIE kip, If Msslinston
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TS,HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TSTS blsfR1, EE 81 aEokaE
Under aud BY virtue Of deed Of assignment to u.s. IA
duly recorded among the land records OF said an
pst aa1n IN IN fo 81 81 ss we w ss at
the date and time hereinafter mutioned af those par
p pirsi on on. MoSP4Y ths E0UKTEL IIH pAY OF
shall sell the east hall lot 50 Batty and Hawkins
to s sad sG the same g9ns,aY about
b OK about $50 feet and improved by fine large.
kown as se no 30 $50 !Se STREET eeA dwelling
Second Immediately thereafter shall sell the west
-ph and improved by cottagc hous. known
Third, And fHME1I SIEiLY THEREAFTER. we
s9wn and PARTS Of lots and IS. in Beatty Ha
north side of Prospect street, and having depth of
about 1881 feet improved by house known as prem
eHsth ~ on THE FIFTEENTH DAY
APRIL 1874. at HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK NJ,
east corner Of Read and Consryss streets CON
i0S SEQ and was net conveyed by said Mitchell
bsr s folio s ct le the part S not ta SO
cgnyeyed and to be sold by Us troln. about 80 feet
having AZ average depth of about 100 Said ground
t. be divided by US into suitable building lots plot of
The improved property will be sold subject TO the in
cninprances an statement of which
be sold clear of lncIlnbrances.
paid at the time OF sale upon each piece property
idue at and twelve months respectively secured by
Of six per cent per and ed of ts az u 1s r fh
property SO d; or all cash at option of purchaser All
ne to s at iss The
cost ana Tx + terms are not complied with in ten days
III f. Io u aYy4ue NV assisnss.
CdAS. II CRAOlS. JR.. EASSAsuees
Nv
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STEAMERS.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT

EaLT1Nonr-BrRnrp.
BttA't DA, the celebrated resort for invalids and
tourist desiring to cnOy invixorsting ocean trip
Sc.UrI the islands ca. be reached
-''i2 BALI MORE III about SIXTY hours
Ine Steamship NIBIAN. 3.l6O tons, is intended 10
sti. IRON i5at.rtor April 30. pm The British A
Royal Mai! Steamship ARAB. {, 200 tons May IS
FiT~' class cabin fare $40 Round trip tickets ON
!ayOr1.- terms
IT particulars apply 70
OTIS BIGFLOw 4 CO.
"ii-i-u No. CUo eth street northwest
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P OST S c R Up i:
PENNsYLvaNsa DEMOCRATA
Gathering for slse OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Likely tn Have n solid DcloGataoo-

ALLENTOWN. PA. Arril s-The bulk OF the dele-
gates 10 The state convention arrived this forenoon
Philadelphia is largely represented, and among
Those present frum that city are q number OF dis
iinCulshed democrats The hotels are nlling up
RAPIDLY and the influx OF strangers has given our
,ty an animated appearance.
samuel J. Randall. who, from present appear
ait'N, VIII have a Sold delegation 10 Chicago, Ar
iiNrd his forenoon prominent democrat said he
fEii d" solicited This afternoon TO make a speech
IN The convention ~ morrow FOR the old ticket or
Iatu tud Hendricks
Wilton X >lrN'r VIII IN all probability be pefma-
mont chairman ~ the convention. and the contest
Tor temporary chairman Is between J. X. BoGert,
,N-'haiTnlan OF the state cOunuIttee ana q E
IrNle
\ quiet struggle has been going on for delegate
II arg. and II rs ppTtv certain that J. p Barr,
Nh. + HQrTtiy. senator Wallace and Eckley b
cove VIII Oe tour az the delegates Who the ether
Two va. ." l. a matter or mere speculation.
me- oi'c' II CONGRESSMAN -at-larSe Is going beg.
Ei.lN iur candidate. No one Sss'ns 70 want Il 1J
j. admitted on ali sides that The ohio platform will
tltr III" main portion ut the resolutions 10 be
. adopted tomorrow.
h' contests in the Philadelphia de, .ation are
aI~o claiming the attention II the dele, aies now
on tAt ground aud much Gliet work Is being done
. iA PARTIES Interested
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IHARLEs W HANDY Real Estate .gen,

USTEE s. SALE or F>IRABLF BUILDING LOTS
On NJ NORTH ~IDLot STREET. BETWEEN
iIIHi ; AND NINl / : IF Is: EAST SIDF. OF
Mn II BEE"EEN { AND : RE Is. AND On
NL>t SIDE OF ELENEN1I. BETWEEN NORTH
II AND MASSACHUSETTS, AVENy f
NORTHEAST.
Ry vrt1Je Of deed trust dated October 3Oth q,
= u 1873 and - rl!sd IL liter No l06l. folio &
- SEQ CE- II tie 5Lq records for the District o.
tel'iiAf ~ sh : on at public auction ill Of
tie Irel7 III" desc bed real estate. situate
IL the G: OF asii oM. District Of Columbia. TO wit
On NEDNE-DAl, APRIL SIXTEENTH 1884 at
Iot :. q, ~. Lot Numbered two t1}. III square
Luli.h6T-d u!H" hundred and sixteen t4l6)
On SAli + DAN. az HALF-PAS.r / DIR O'CLOCK +
VI Lot u i:f ( Cd IN square numbered nine hun
drrd a. tiiIIty--..sht tJ3S
On SANE DAY. al FIVE O'CLOCK P NJ. Lots nun.
her II i 90. IN 90 eleven I'D. twelve (l2) square
'u t'G liz .iiildre1 ma sixty five 1861 tn
hAvr lie newly suhd- yidtti by and which sub
q E--tpH vii 10 inhibited al time of sale.
fli.~ t'ne-;l ri n cash. aid the balance in six
t-tE riiit"1, AID twenty four months. with lteres
- * r-r ceEJ reC snnnln. secured by deed OF
trusl Il TIE iro e1:y sold or all cash at option
q The purchaser or Inrchasers- a deposit o.
90 Viii b rvqUti a. TIL Of sale each
: and all recording AID conveyaucing at the ex.
iti-Se I purchaser OF purchasers Terms to be
S,lhe ~ IL sye en- days, otherwise the property will
fresui IL tEe risk and OF the detaulti.is pur
chaser after i've days advertisement
DANIEL Ot CALLAHAN
No. io5 ,;ii street northwest r,.s
RANDALL HAGEER ifuste.s
;'-'-dSiS 40 LOUISIANA ave northwest.i
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The Markets.

bALT1MoRE: April s:-Virsinia sizes. deferred. SO
do consolidated 4DL do second SERIES Az new ten
fortes. "a: threes 81 North Carolina skies. old
1854 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. April s-Cotton steady-nniialine l1k
Flour quiet aud steady Wheat-sonhern steady and
quiet western hisher ard Inactive southern red. 1Oea
ll2 do. amber. ll2al.l5: No Maryland. lO5s bid
No western winter red. spot. goa 9 April. a99s
May 9'Sa9g-s June ooaal-0os: July. lo0sal Oh
western steady and inactive southerrhite 57a59 do
yellow, 52a53 western mixed spot, 81 4 52A; April
asked. Oats steady and 4oa4, western
white. 4,a42 do mixed. 35a40; Pennsylvania. 40a43
Rio earsoes ordinary to fair 9lai04 copper retined
pool per steamer frner-cotton 5-:s1d.: -four Is 3D.
Yrain 34a3S4d Recei2ts-four, 3OiJ barrels: wheat
81 900 bushels. 81 ON bushels bushels
rye 600 bushels. SHIPMENTS wheat, 27UuO bushels
corn. 590,D bushels. Saies-wheat. 10000 bushels
corn 81, 900 bushels
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BrUpiNa FERNITS
Mk6eRlEn.

THE United States tug Pinta sailed from Tai
h2ilI, April 81. Tor Valparaiso
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He OTTO GAS IS6ISr

TTHE OTTO GAS rN6INE
Il krC1liSSss no boiler. avoids AT e.rors.ra ,..-
&c loss o. Wine no handling Of fuel and no So
Ssed extensively tor running passersrr ant - !.
LEVER sewing Machines Meat Choppe-s p~ir.i,
a1c ilthoef1I h1C iTesses Coffee Mills Tt.srey p,
&c hutin< siachllsry Iatles &c g.. Thts fng,n,
Iossesses ne isast humber " worA.u. usrts Al
great sl Slicity OF Mechanism - - H-u
! or particulars urcs.s &c .,ps..s
Washington 04A LlSht Ca
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Instructed for blaine.

HARRISBURG, Pa. April S-The republican con-
vention OF Dauphln county met to-day ana elected
delegates. They Obliged by resolution to sign
an agreement to support Blaine.
NoKRIsTowS, Pa. April S.-The republican con-
ventlon OF Montgomery county nominated q IA
tional delegate. He was Instructed for Blaine
almost unanimously.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-08
Wall Street To-day,

THE STOCK MARKET STILL FIRM AID PRICES HIGHER
NEW YORK. April S-Wall Street, l:35 .. m.-The
Post says The stock market was again firmer
this forenoon, and the gain OF yesterday not
only maintained 1, but Increased 1t vas
ness Is not due TO any general buying
movement, as the business OF the fore
noon was confined almost exclusively to five
leading speculative stocks. which al the sub
Jects OF clique manipulation, VIZ: Union Pacific,
Lackawanna. ST. Paul, Western Union and Lake
Shore, in which five stocks there transactions
10 the extent Of 5000 shares up to Il O'Clock OF
Il total OF 10000 shares OF all stocks sold during
the same time. The general market Tor railroad
bonds was quiet and firm.