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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-11
Railroads..
PALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROl

| baltimore & OHIO RAILROAD
BDepaTtGrC Of Trims from Wheeling, schedu:e
| In effect April %, lSSS-- Eastern time:
Exprcgg iOr Chicago and ihe NOribwest lO:2Fa
m, S:jO m, $50 y Ia IVily, md ills D m daily
except Saturday
ExptesS Tar CipcluuQ 4 aud ST. Louis 1919 a IN
daily, Ills p N daily "''>' ~ -'S''''' wa
Cambridge accommodation 900 n m OXcCni
! Sunday.
For Columbus. 1925 A m tlnlly, and ll:l5 m,
daily, mud 9:t5 p an daily cHucIt sunday,
Express for Washington, b. O. baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York, via Grafton. 6.E
IN and SO m, daily via Pittspureh 80 D, N.
daily.
| For Pittsburgh and WRghlncton Pa, 500 a m
daily: express $40 n m daily. i;I5 d IN. dRi,y
oxcept Sunday. Additional way trnIn for WGtt.
| ingt6l, Pa, $50 m, daily cXccpt Sunday.
For Pittsburgh Washington. lAltIm0Ta aud
PhIladcipbia nj G;aC m Gsily'
PittSkurgh Observation-Disclosures! sunday onlv.E 20
"; Moundsvi,lc, 5..5 and "a, n M and 1000
| noon. and $40 y m. daily exeeDt Sunday.
For Grafton, 5:iO p m, daily.
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He talked as II he had frog in his
throat" but he was only hoarse; sim
gle bottle OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup re-
lieyed the trouble ut once. % cents.
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Englishman recently stated in court
that he married at the age OF lG because
he was out Of work.
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WHEELING INSTITUTE
Boarding and Day School for Young
Ladies' and Children.

Thorough course OF instruction In English
Mathematics, Ancient and Modern Languages
Music, Drawing, Painting, Elocution and Cal
lSthenIcs. AdvRntHgeso Of home life and trimming
Fall session begins September o, lssS.
Ie2l Address. MISS PARRAE, Principal.
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NEW YORK, oct. lO.-Pctroleum opened strong
at we, but after slight advance became veal
and the market closed steady 1T VIC. Consoll
dated Exchange: Opening FIG; highest We
lowest YljSc; closing at 9914c; sales 95S,OOO bar
rcls.
Oh. CRY, Get 1O.-Opcned at 934c; hlghes
0s9Ic: lowest VI Jsc closed NJ glIc; sales OdOOO
barrels: clCRrnnccs 2,iii,OOO barrels; charter
s. 100 barrels; shipments 81 800 barrels; runs 49,
lDi barrels.
BRADFORD, Pa, Oct. lO.-opened at 800
lowest pc: highest 934c; closed ut y9aGc; clear
anccs So, 900 barrels
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Oct. lO-pctrolcum dull ant
firm; opened Ut gett{c; closed At St7sc; hiBheS
93ltc; lowest VIC.
TVtusvllII, PA. Oct, 10.-Opencd Ct &c; high
IS, IDS barrels,
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH
~ RAILROAp.-UndCrs schedule In effect Nay
ard time: For Pittsburgh, Chicago and Cicvc-
land. 400 a IN. For Pittsburgh, lO:l7 M For
Chicago and Cleveland, i;l2pm. For PitisbTrrh
and New York, $3.50 pm. For gtCubcnyll!c. S:s2
IN, For Martins Ferry, G:ij am.
Traius arrive at bridgeport at 1853 q m, 10. 10 a
III, ":sS pm, A;l5 p nj, A:i7 IN, aud 7:i7 pm.
nyih
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Educational,
MT. De CHANTAL
Near Wheeling, ". Va.
sisters OF the vislhtlOn.).

A school Of more than national reputation
Offers exceptional advantages for thorough edr
cation of young ladies' in all departments. Ii
brnry OF six thousand volumes. Fine phllo
Sophical. chemical and astronomical apparatus.
Musical Department specially noted. Corps C,
piano teachers trained by a leading professor
IRON Conservatory Of Stuttgart Vocal culture
IccordIng to tie method OF the old italian mas
tern.
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health
Ten acres OF pleasure grounds Board excellent
For Catalogues, and references to patrons In al
'I se Pi'tH''p"t ''''''' "N THE DGRECTREss.
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WIN. stumpf died in st. Louis few
days ago of lockjaw caused by stepping
on carpet tack.
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A New York manufacturing firm has
1l5 Williams in its employ.
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baltimore Live Stock Market.
CALyERIoS LIvE STOCK YARDS, |
MOSDAY, Oct, S, 1883.



Arrivals last ~
Arrivals one year 'OI'
REMARKS.
The receipts foot up about /, 900 head less than
the numbers last week, and their quality IL
some improvement on that of the offerings then.
Trn3e IS fairly active IN all the yards. Prices
range from 20 Sc for common and rough hogs,
10 slyas1ic for good hogs, with most sales s9SA
Sc net. - ME-,
more 4 ohio railroad, md $3.50 head over the
Pennsylvania railroad.
cLGEENoSr LIVE STOCK MARKET,
BALTIMORE, Oct. s, lSSS.
All hogs sold in these yards by E. 7. BiacEAhcrc
are nj gross weight,
Receipts this week. 2,Si7 head, against 3,l45
head last week fair 10 good selling from % 80
TO q G5; common to fair 50 20 to 81 20; rough At
ARRIVALS OF LIVE STOCK
Al ClaTemoHt Stock TdrdS, ria Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad, for Iretk ending Oe'.7
lSl can, containing 21S6 head Of cattle, 81
calves, 27i6 sheep and lambs Las hogs, - horses
Shipments to New York and Philadelphia: l,I7!
head Of cattle, 70 calves, 1912 sheep and lambs,
l,lsl hogs, II horses,
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FOR SALE.

Building Lots In old Fair Grounds, Zane,
Orchard, North and South Front streets and
South Penn street, at very low figures
A Four R6omed Cottage ioF S9J0.
Seven Roomcd House, No. q South YORK
street, bathroom, DC. -,
SIX Roomod Drick House, southwest corner
ThlrIy.eighth and Wood street, Will pay as an
Five Roomed House, No. 81 North Broadway
street. all In tlSt class condition; VIII mako q
very pleasant home. -, -,
Seven Roomed House, No. ibS North Front
street: river lot, on high ground.
good property cheap. .,-,.0 ~.
4 good Three Ro0mCl Cottage, lot SSxl.O, No
g. South Huron street, $3.50, $780,.
Dwelling Houses always on n9nu i9t ,t rent
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Bells Of Victory s S!' Al T' anSysu Sh9 ESS
Temperance Song hook. l0i hFSt rate songs and
Choruses. Send Tor specimen copy.
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Through tickets and baggage checked to all
W.. ROBINSON, Gent Pnss. Agent,
ParRCfsbuEg, ". Va.
FRED HusEM4E,
Tray. rGss. Agent. WhcelIng. W. Va.
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Engine For Sale,

One l2x2l, 10 to 60 estimated horse power:
6cst az carc. viii sell this Engine for $3.50.
10 be delivered about December !. Now in use
at our works.
npl0 BLOCH 6hOSs
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The gale last week was the most Sc
we're experienced of Cape Cod in forty
yenrS
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An Irish theatrical manager recently
advertised for broth of a boy to make
manne.n
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ONO RIVER RAILROAD.-TiME
" Table taking effect May ~ lSSs. Passenger
Trains will run ~ fOllOwS-Centml time. All
trains daily except those marked thus which
do not run on Sunday.
SOUTH BOUND. IINO. 5INo, 5,ITNO, q No. j,
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PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. WASHING
m II, y. g. April l6 lsss-sealed ProposAls
DAY, he sIxrEESTa DAY ST NAY Sh'L " ISIS at
such quantities Of ne dertn, aIses.
ma y such times and from time TO time they may
sSs n;s ,Ss
Department. OF the Interior and its bureaus and Of
detailed q Ss sso wa.s q On s, m
respect to each article. and the estimated quant
manner Of ba sns and eon
~ % bidders will be furnished on
ana fTntnS Department Of the Interior. wAshins-
right feeet any or ali bids to waive ,sssnicsi as
fsss r ana TO an. part q any Ind and reject
PRoPosSA Sal FOR MEN NAVAL OBSERVATORY
1ssS-Cnder authority conferred by the act Of Con
naval service for the sca pear ending june So issS
and for other purposes" approved March 3. 1857 20
sealed proposals are hereby invited and vii se r.
SocS at ri. RspsT se VIII MEbyE
lsSs for he co1s,snct,on and erection by contract
town HexSs Wassinsson b c. and 70 SS oo%prs
nine O., building The resIiremsnts Of the D.
the senera provisons . De in the con:
tract and other information essential bidders are
son Of new Naval s 10 ros sT the
Secretary Of the Navy copies Of which, tosether with
the superintsndent q the Naval o6serSsiory, %s.f
ingto , D. c. or to Z n Hunt Arch,est Tribune
accorance with which Will be furnished on sIl
plicaton to the Superintendent Architect afor-
said. and state the time within which the bidder
will complete the entire work. Payments under the
contract will be made In twenty -tour equal insta
ments the work upon bills duly certi-
fed The last payment and ten per cent OF each pre-
ceptsnce Of the buildnes by the Department PRO
posals must Be made in duplicate enclosed in sealed
envelopes marked Proposals for the New Naval Oh.
servatory." and addressed 20 the Secretary OF the
Navy, Navy Department Washington, ID. c. The
Secretary of the Navy the right TO waive de
fects IN form and TO reject any all bids. in his
Judgment the interest of the Government may require
WILLIAM c. WHITNEY, Secretary OF the Navy.
apl1, 1S,25,my.. 1920, lell
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I'EIEGRAMC TO THE STAR.
veu,t 20 Join her COWBOY.

SAyKNGING ANGEL LEES DAUGHTER DANCES ALL
NIGHT AND THEN COMMITS SUICIDE
81. LOTS, April 1s-A special from Albuquerque
" NJ 20 the GEo6e-DemocyGt says: The suicide OF
Victoria Lee, youngest daughter OF John d. Lee
the .Avengfng Anger OF the Mormon church. who
was shot 70 death by soldiers tor the Mountain
Meadow massacre-is announced The affair Oc-
Cured at WlnS!Ow, station on the Atlantic and
Psciflc and located near two or three Mormon SIT
Elements. Victoria was in love with John TAYLOR
COW boy, who WAS recently shot TO death while al
tempting 10 ride a horse into a saloon. since his
death the giri has stated that she would soon fol-
low Taylor, but would die in another way. Her
threats attracted no special attention. as she was
always Lively, and IL was thought she had forgot
Ten ner lover such was not the case. She at
tended a leap-year ball, but It seems had pur-
chased before going vial OF laudanun. During
rhe dance she was the gayest OF all dancing nearly
every SET and giving no sign OF her wicked pur-
pose. The ball broke up at i O'Clock, and Victoria
went TO a friends house TO remain during the
night soon afterward 10 was discovered that she
hal taken something, but too late 20 save her, for
she became UNCONSCIOUS and died without uttering
n word An empty vial near by told the tale, and
"a note on a slate at her own home written before
going 70 the dance, revealed the that led the
flr girl 10 suicide. IL read: any heart is buried
with Johnnie Tayor, and It viii not be long before
i Will lie by his side'
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GENr1EMAN

LIVERY GENTLEMAN
WANTS SPRING SUIT OR SPRING ovERCoAT
OR BOTH; BUT THAT IS NOT ALL THERE ARE
SUITS AND THERE ARE SUITS. THERE ARE
VARIOUS THINGS TO BE CONSIDERED IN BUY
ING SUIT. YOU WANT GOOD MATERIALS;
YOU WANT STYLISH CUTTING: YOU WANT TO
BE HANDSOMELY FITTED: YOU WANT THE
GOODS WELL MADE, AND YOU WANT THE PRICE
REASONABLE.
THE AVERAGE MAN Is WILLING TO PAY A
FAIR PRICE FOR WHATEVER HE BUYS, AND
DON'T EXPECT MORE FOR HIS MONEY THAN
ANOTHER MAN CAN GET.
IT COsTs AS MUCH TO MAKE UP SUIT MADE
FROM 'sHODDY." OR HALF COTTON GOODS. AS
FROM A GOOD ALL-wOOL PIECE. THEN 1T FOL-
LOWS THAT ALL CLOTHING SOLD BELOW A
GIVEN PRICE MUST BE OF VERY INFERIOR
GOODS. AN ALL-wOOL SUIT AT SIS IS CHEAPER
IN THE END THAN $40 OF COTTON WARP
GOODS.
WE HAVE OFTEN SAID IN OUR "ADs" THAT
WE DO NOT CARRY THE LOW GRADES, BUT IN
MEDIUM AND FINE GRADES WE MEAN TO GIVE
YOU THE BEST BARGAINS IN THE CITY.
WHETHER YOU WANT GOODS READY-MADE OR
MADE TO ORDER; WHETHER YOU WANT
CLOTHING FOR THE LARGE MAN OR THE
SMALL BOY; THE YOUNG MAN OR THE OLD
WHETHER FOR BUSINESS, SCHOOL OR DRESS
YOU CAN FIND ALL THE CHARACTERISTICS
STOCK
OUR READY.MADE SPRING SUITS FOR MEN
RANGE FROM $3.50 TO $40. BOYS SUITS. 80
go. SMALL BOYS. "a TO s15 SUITS MADE TO
E. b. BARNUM. L. CO..
apis 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
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Cunr o.
CANCER AND ULCERS


Judge T. G. McLendon writes to the Swift
Specific Co. Atlanta Ga. under date Of Febru-
ary IA, 1888: "About three years ago, Jerry
Bradley, colored man. had cancerous sore on
his face. near the right eye. It caused him Q
great deal Of pain. and he lost the sight of the
eye, but was finally cured Of the cancer BY the
use OF Swtft's Specinc. This case is well known
In wilkes County, "a, where he lived (near
Danburyh and OF this case. I. myself. had per.
sonA knowieoge.
Mr.. L Cox. OF Arkabutis. Tate County, Miss.
writes fsnruary "a 1855; Il suffered great
oeai from oio ulcers ior SIX years. YouS medi-
cine was recommended 70 me- and after using
SIX ootoes' was compulsory cured never saw
's equA ~ Diooo Fur1ner. MY nelShbors
VIII use no otner. -FOUR medicine does even
more tnan you ciaam Tor 1t. have known it to
cure cases wnlcn were thought TO be hopeless.
un the oest meoicine made"
p,,,s,r, " " 80. r. Nv. W 90 saon 81.
commenced using S. s. s. about three wear. .ro
had suffered with sore throat for over . year,
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Explorer Sguier Dead.
HIS CAREER As CIVIL ENGINEER AND AUTHOR
SCIENTIFIC WORKS.

HIS CAREER As CIVIL ENGINEER AND AUTHOR OF
SCIENTIFIC wUKKS-
Ephraim George Squier, the well-known ex-
plorer, died in Brooklyn Tuesday, in the sixty
seventh year OF his age Ephraim George Squer
Sas bora In Bethlehem, y. Y, June IL, 1927, and
early became an engineer and a journalist In
1S45 he made a survey OF the ancient monuments
OF the Mississippi Valley, publishing the results In
1s+6. being Volume j OF the smithsonian Con-
tribution 20 knowledge He also explored the
aboriginal mOnumentSin New York state. In 1s49
he was appointed charge da1aireS TO Guatemala
In 1853 he assised In the survey OF fnterOceanc
railway route through Honduras for the construc-
ton OF which he formed a company. As United
States commissioner he adjusted claims with Peru,
and for some time was consul general TO Hon.
duraS AT intervals he edited papers in Albany,
ChillicOthe Hartford and New York, and con-
tributed 10 American and European scientific peri
b him have been translated into German, French
al
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Methodist CIeryymen Excited.
IT WAS IN DEBATE ON PROHIBITION AND LICENSE II
The MAINE CONFERENCE

II WAS IN A DEBATE on PROHIBITION AND LICENSE IN
The MAINE CONFERENCE
The Maine Methodist conference adjourned at
Portland Monday, but not before It had had a
wrangle over prohibition A dispatch from that
city says: The saturday evening temperance adj
dresses Of the Rev. DR.. Tiffany. OF New York, and
j. Ellen Foster, OF Iowa. We're In great degree the
cause OF the trouble. DIR. Tiffany extolled the
good work OF high license too MUCH and praised
The third party TOO little. while Mrs. Foster spoke
Too harshly OF the prOnlbitiOnists- Both speeches
produced a sensation among the members OF the
conference, who were about evenly divided be-
tween the prOhiOiIiOnists and the republicans.
Monday, when the conference met In its last Ses-
sion. q resolution was presented sustaining prOhi-
b.tiOn and pledgng Efforts 10 test all laws permit
ting license. Then member offered resolution
cOndemning Mrs Fosters speech as a political
one, and stu another resolution was offered that
the conference should stand committed 10 no pO-
read a resolution favorIng that party which best
embodied prohibition
In the afternoon Dr. Randall an ardent Blaine
Ilan ana chaplain OF the legislature, who was OPP
posed 20 adher1ng 10 any political party, made
stirring speech Mrs. Foster spoke fifteen minutes
In her own defense. Al about this time Neal Dow
entered ana took front seat. Under his inspira-
Ton Brother Collins, an irrepresSlble third party
man. made some very plain talk, In which he
Charged the republican party with being a rum
party, and said that MeJhOdsts, according 10 their
professions and discipline, ought To leave both old
parties and vote Tor temperance straight. He said
that Gov. Foraker. OF OHIO was a license man and
that James c. Blaine, az sebago Lake, mad told
hlLn personally mat the republican party was a
Old. could not hear the name OF Blaine mentioned
without replying, and the war OF words that en-
sued between these TWO reverend gentlemen COM
p.etely aroused the conference. Finally the battle
grew 50 hot that the whole question had 10 be laid
the table in order not TO keep the rural delegates
from losing the trains. The sentiment was about
evenly divided The Rev. Mr.. Collins became SO
excited before he finished that he almost sprang
Into the air at the end OF every sentence.
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(Successor to PERRY l. BRo.D
HAS JUST RECEIVED LARGE LINE OF NOVEL
TIES IN IMPORTED DRESS FABRICS, PUR-
CHASED DURING THE PAST WEEK AT
"GREATLY REDUCED PRICES"
NOVELTIES in PARIS COMBINATION SUITS AT
NOVELTIES IN SILK AND WOOL STRIPED DRESS
FABhICS AT Toe, IMPORTED TO SELL FOR
NEW, 5O-INCH WIDE, ALL-wOOL MIXED CHEN-
R1Ns AT s MIoRTED T9 SELL Wd FOE v IS
ANbFouIk BEdfs Al soc. e. "o1 '--.'
UNUSUALLY GOOD VALUES" IN ALL-wOOL
FRENCH CHECKS AND PLAIDS AT 75c. AND
ALL THE NEW SHADES IN ALL-woOL AND
EXTRA GOOD QUALITIESn OF BLACK SURAH
SILKS At 75c. AND 81 PER YARD;
NEW WHITE BLACK AND CREAM INDIA SILKS
"EXCLUsivE STYLES IN PRINTED INDIA SILKS
MEN At sSb ANP AND
"AII. THE NEW wEAvEs" IN BLACK AND COL
ORED SILKS AT LOWEST PRICES.
NEM o, MNYAHR2HisE AND CHANTLLY LACE
NEW AND CHOICE DESIGNS" IN IMPORTED
CHALLIS DE LANES.
LATEST NOVELTIES" IN ANDERSON'S SCOTCH
ZEPHYRS ANDTENNIS SUITINGS:
300 PIECES FINEST FRENCH, sATTEENs IN
RET 4Hf IMPoRT rATrTEnSS " MY OWN Di'
BRELLAS AND CARNAGE SHADES. -
THE BEST MAKES" OF GAUZE AND MEDIUM
WEIGHT MERINO UNDERwEAR-ALL STYLES
UPLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICEa
SEATON PERRY,
Established 184O. ap14
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ap6-d&ds
BOWLING. Auctioneer

TOWN, d. c., KNOWN AS WHITE HOUSE Hoo
TEL; 194s AND 1850 32D STREET, NEAR THE
NEW IRON WORKS OF L. l.. DENT CO.. AND
AT THE TERMINUS OF THE W. & G. r. r. CO..
AND 1903 AND 1915 GRACE AVENUE AT PUB
Lie AUCTION.
On MONDAY, APRIL THIRTIETH, 1888, in front
81 the premises, commencing at FIVE O'CLOCK NJ,
will sell the following described property: Subdvis-
sion Of Lot So fronting 55 800 feet west side
OF sgd street, between Grace avenue and the Canal
about twenty tive rooms. bowling alley and large
hall. being Nos. 1O4S and 1850 BED street.
Immediately after. sub. Lot 3d. fronting 10 D. 100
feet on the north side of Grace avenue. near High
street and improved by two-story and basement
Brick house containing four rooms and kitchen being
No. 81 ID Grace avenue.
ImnL edately after sub. Lot 52 fronting 81 feet
the north side of Grace and improved by
story Brick House, being No. 1909 Grace avenue.
Terms one-third cash, balance in and two years
with interest and secured by deed of trust on the
property sold all cash at the purchasers option.
500 will be required each piece at time Of SALE All
recording and conveyancing at purchasers cost
aplS-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
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aplH-d6ds


NsHiP Mnofr TX pHn TH an HsSF WS Sah
PETS BOOKCASES, LIBRARY TABLES, Sill
VENTILATED WARE, ETC, AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, APRIL TwENTY-FOURTH,c COM
mencing at Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ shall sell, at resi-
dence No 1928 II street northwest. the contents
HANDSOME WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES, PAR
LOR SUITES, UPHOLSTERED IN PLUSH,
CHERRY FRAMES; WALNUT BOoKCAsEs. II.
Cloth ToP. LoUNGEs. EASY i CHAIRS ST Df N.
ING ROOM CHAIRS, UpH0LsTEEEb IN
LEATHER, EXTENSION TABLE, SCREENS,
ELEGANT MANTEL GARNET, HALL CHAIRS,
OTIOMANS. WALNUT WARDROBES. WALNUT
AND GILT-FRAME FER MIRRORS, TURCO-
MANS. HALL RACK. DWARF BOOKCASE,
EASY CHAIR, MOQUET, BODY BRUSSELS CAR
PETS, VELVET STAIR CARPETS SPRINGS,
HAIR MATTRESSES. FEATHER PILLOWS AND
BOLSTERS. SILVER PLATED WARE, CHINA
AND GLASSWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.
Every article is OF the best make and IN good
diton when bought II will be to the interest Of
those desiring well kept furniture to the sale
Terms cash. WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO.,
HplS-ot AuctiOneers
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Driven Crazy by s.Blondine.''

BIRAISGHAM, ALA, April 1S-Gertrude Raemer,
n goOd-lOOking German girl, apparently about
seventeen years OF age, passed through this city
yesterday afternoon. The unfortunate girl was a
raying maniac and was on her way 10 the state
Insane Asylum at Tuscaloosa Her insanity was
caused by the excessive use OF ''BlOndine, chem
teal preparation which she used 10 dye her hair,
She had used such quantity OF the stun that IL
worked through her skull and affected the brain.
Her mind was completely deranged and she be-
came so violent that IL was necessary TO cOnnne
her In a room TO keep her from attacking and in
Juring members OF her family. she lives near
lruIlman-
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Going Across the Ocean in a DOry.

From the Boston Globe.
Capt W. A Andrews, who crnssed the Atlantic
Ocean IN the dOry Nautilus in 1878, in company
with his brother, will attempt the feat this season
IN a dOry much smaller than the first one. The
dOry Will be trfe less than Is feet long, but will
differ materially from the Nautilus, containing
many improvements for carrying supplies for the
long trip. capt Andrews Is well known TO the
yachting fraternity OF city Point being a care
IuI and skilled navigator. Tie start Will be made
June Is the place not being yet decided on, anc
many people Will bid the captain bon rOHdge. The
boat Is now being built by yacht-builders well
known and experienced In building liie-boaLs, and
Will be ready Tor Launching early In May.
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VTNHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A FoUR-sroRY BRICK
RESIDENCE NO. 1909 G STREET NORTH

RESlDENCEs NJ LUZ u STREET NOhTd-
BY virtue of three deeds of trust Dated respectively
the 14th day Of April, 1889. and duly recorded in
Records for the District of Columbia and the 18th
day of June 1883, and duly recorded in Liber lO41.
folio 4o1 ct seq, one Of the Land Records for the
District of Columbia. and also the 9Th day of Au-
gust 1884. and duly recorded in Liber 1904. folio
2lO ct seq of the Land Records for the District
Of Columbia, and by direction Of the party secured
thereby the undersigned Trustees will sell TU ES
DAY. the SEVENTEENTH DAY OF APRIL. 1883, at
FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. in front Of the premises, the
following described real estate situate in the city of
Washington District of Columbia to wit: Part Of lot
No. in square No 2SS beginning for the same 1t the
southwest corner Of said lot thence north ninety
$3.50 feet; thence east twentytw (x2) feet thence
south ninety six 800 feet thence west twenty
improvements, which consist Of four-story brick
residence, con attaining ten rooms, being No. 1903 G
street northwest.
Terms One-third cash. the residue in two equal pay
mens at six and twelve months with notes bearing in
terest at per cent annum until paid and secured
by deed of trust the property sold all cash at the
option OF purchaser. All conveyancug and recording
at purchasers cost deposit of $500 will be required
at the time of sale. If the terms Of sale not
piled with in ten days, the trustees the rgh
resell the property the risk and cost Of the default
ing purchaser
BE S;N F. SSYpER, Trustees.
eE THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
SATURDAY, APRIL TWENTY-EIGHTH, 1883, same
hour and place, by order Of Trustees.
aplS-dGds Auctione0r