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ny GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctio.sers.

TRUsTEE SALE OF FIRST CLASS BUILDING
NUE.. BETWEEN II AND / SITS. NORTH, AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, the 18th instant, at six o'clock
p. m. shs II sell, on the premises Lots Nos Is
and u; in subdivision Of Square No l6s, having D
age depth of 90 feet to fine TACK alley This prop.
erty adJoins the residences Of Admiral Shubrick
and Secretary McCulloch, making II one Of the
handsome private residence.
stamps 1t the cost CT the purchaser. GOO down ct
the time of sale.
CRAs. 9, DARLINGTON, Trustee.
NATH Z WILSON, Solicitor.
jy led GRTIN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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By CROWN WALKER CO, AucsiOaesr,.
VALUABLE LOT AT Auction
10y w. b. LEWIS 4 CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE HOUSE

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE HOUSE
AND LOT AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On FRIDAY, the 10Th day of July Of S o,cIeck
2. p., shall sell, on the premises BY virtue OF
deed Of trust from the subscriber to me- dated the
s0th day Of November, 1854, and duly record ed in
one OF our land records Of Washington county D.
O., the following piece of property, viz Lot No
In square south OF Square No 100, on X street be-
tween 10th and 2lst streets, IS feet front on n
street, by lao feet deep, to an alley, Containing
near 500 feet of ground, with substsntia rame
Dwelling, containing rooms, large, with brick
basement.
Terms: Sl.20o cash; the balance in 6 and II
months; balance secured by deed Of trust on the
premises. All convey apcing. county and revenue
stamps at the cost of the purchaser
JANIS DONALDSON, Trustee
jy lo-l0t W. Il. LEWIS & CO, Aucts
81 THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED, ON
account Of rain, until MONDAY next July o. n
O'Clock D. m.
JeI w.B.LEwIS co, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
fRrS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW


X sAc. ". Ae1Oikb o.. Auoocneou.
1RgsTT55Eg sALE g! LOT OF GROUND ON
On eATSkpAf AFTKRHoOE. Jsly 2ist. st
90 IN Lieer B d. No. 9, folio. Is., ct sea one
OF he lsne records Of " Arlington, and 20 Ne al
reeted all sell all that part OF lot u and ls 1.
prury sub OF square 100, described a. follows:
that's TO say, beGinnise for the cane sixty 20,
feet from the southwest corner Of ssid souare
feet alley, thence west seventy dx (7e) feet In,
six !'6l feet inches 20 the place OF besi snins
Also, Lots II and Is, I'm sane sub :, froDtine Ia
eether. ninety feet on 18th street vsst, By depth
Terms: one third cash; residue in six sns tv.,,.
months, secured on the property. Conveyancfns
HEERY II. TILLKY, Trus,ee
~ le-6 JAS. o. MCGUIRE 90, Aucts.
Rr d. L. WELLS a CO..
- Auctisseers and Real Eetate Brokers
Northwest corner 10th ana streets.
On sATURBAY, the INST dag Of July inst, q s
oclock y m on the premises. near Fort Strons.
ns three quarters of . mile from the AQueduct
brldee Al Seoreetown n, we shall sell ct auction VI
Frame Buildings en- leased ground, viz:
tso story Frame Cottage OF rooms
store house, with rooms and store room
Sone story Buildings.
All In good order, and will be sold singly and
can be removed sf any time
Terms cash.
" 1881 ID. L. WELLS & CO.. Aucts.
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III II, x. WALSH 4 CO, Aue.,enssr.

RY n. X. WALSH a CO, Aueftoneeru
~ No. 2sa Pa. sy., corner 10th street.
SALE OF WELL Kept HOUSEHOLD FUR
hiTUhk, CAhPETS, &c the entire StocS
contained IN House No. S0s I4th street west BE-
tween and ID streets north, At Auction.
On MONDAY MORNING. July Esd st 10 Q elk. d.
We will cell, at the above premises, the entire
stock. comprising:
Cloth -
Center Tables, Mahogany Writing Desk
Mahogany Bsdsteads. Bureaus, Cane Rocker
Loeking. Glasses, Mattresses. Festher Beds
Pillows, Tapestry. Carpets, OIL Paintings
Washstsnd. Refrigerator
Cook Stove and Fixtures, Tubs, Crockerywars
Velvet Rugs, Shades, &C, &C.
Terms cash.
~ 20 4 M X WALSH A CD Aurts
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by JAS. q. McGUIRK CO., Auctioueers
CHANGER, SALE on H9Us6 AND LOT

CHANCERY SALE on HOUSE AND LOT
MAR NAVY YARD.
by virtue ef q decree OF the supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia made in the case Of Lit
tie 81 al VS. Little ct al No. e72 equity docket,
on the 9Th day Of Msy, 1885. shssi Offer ct auc-
ton, on THURSDAY, the 10th day of July inst ,
at O'Clock D. m IA flont of tie premises, part OF
Lotto, In Square $40, fronting forty feet on vir-
GINA avenue, Hear street south. and between 5th
and 9Th streets east. with the dwelling thereon
consisting OF . GOOD two story and basement
Frame House, containing seven rooms
Terms of Sale: One half cash; balance In six
months, with interest, TO te secured by approved
notes, or af the option Of the purchaser all cash
Deeds reserved until final pay Stamps and
conveyancing at cost of purchaser. deposit of
SIS required Of the purchaser st time of sale
Sale peremptory.
DAVID A. BURR, Trustee.
Jy6 Tv&ds j. U. MCGUIRE CO, Aucts
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RY JAMES O. McGUIRE Co., AucuODeer.
HANDSOME FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD,

RY JAMES q. McGUIBE 4 Co., Aucuoneers
HANDSOME FURNITURE AND BoUsrHor, N
EfFECTS AT PUBLIC SALE
On WEDNESDAY, MORNING, July a. at IN
O'Clock: We shall sell the Furniture AID Hon.s
hold Effects 81 Hen. James Speed, late Attornev
General at his residence, No. 234 II street. bsf
18th and 18th streets, comprising: W wv
ParIer Set. in Green Worsfed Rep
Elegant French Mantel Clock, with Oandels.
Turkish Easy Chairs and Ottomans
Green Rep-cevered Lounge and Arm Chairs
Handsome Oil Paintings and Epgrayinos
Enclosed Walnut Etsgere, Side Tables
Carved Oak Hst-rack and Side Chairs
Marble top Mirror, Back sideboard
Walnut Extension Dining Table
walnut Cane seat and Back Dining Chairs
Cut and Bohemian Glassware
Plated Ware, Cutlery
Elegant French China Dinner Set
Handsome Carved Walnut Chamber Sets COM
prising- 49,
Marble.top Bureau and washstsnds
Bedsteads and Wsrdrobes
Cottage 6uites. Toilet Ware
Superior Featherbeds. Bolsters and pilIows
Hair and Husk Mattresses
Pine Bureaus and Wardrobes
Brussels and Ingram Carpets
vi Cloth and Mating
Refrigerator. Stoves Of various kinds
Together with general assortms Mt of Kitchen
Utensils
Terms cash.
The House win be open on TUESDAY, July n,
from ii until clock.
" 9o.d JAS q. MCGUIRE 90. Auets.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

Walls OPERA HOUSE,
Situated at the corner Of 9th street and Pennsyya
MIA avenue, fronting three streets,
FOB RENT
This Opera House having been entirely remai-
eled refurnlshed, and painted, with New Scenery
Dress curtain and new Seats, handsomely uphoi-
stored, with new front entrance and jOUr erIts is
now fully completed and for rent
tbs pronounced one OF the most beautiful and
most complete Theatres in the country
II will seat about fifteen hundred persons
For terms. &c, apply to
South corner of 9th street and
~ IL ee2w Pennsyl auia avenue.
EUK kENT-A four story BRICK DWELLING
l. HOUSE, with gas and " ater, on street, be-
tween 18th and 10th sire cts west. Inquire ct No.
Isl st, one door from 18th st. jy l7-eo3t'
VSOR RENT-In the STAR BUILDINGS, cor
neI Pennsyl yania avenue and llth street,
ROOMS adapted for the offices Of Insurance Com.
Eanies Terms moderate. Location the best in
Nashington. Apply to O. b. BAKER, at the
star once. Je3u
E'ARM Fob SALE, of IS acres, or will be sold in
smaller lots; 80 miles north of the city; near
Rock Creek Church; improved by . large number
adapted to farming or garde ming purposes, being
all in good condition. For further particulars i'm.
Quire of HENRY WALKER, Room No o. cor.
ner fifth and streets. slim
FOR RENT-Thst handsome 8 story and base
i ment RESIDENCE, No $50 II street north.
having all the modern Improvements; hot and cold
water; bath room; with gas Fl xtsres to same. In.
Qufre at 400 II street. north Patent Office.
Jy 2u JAMES TOWLES, Agent
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OLD STOVES TAKEN IN PART PAY FOB
STOVES and CRATES in great variety. ~
SECOND HAND STOVES In good order ~
For sale at No. 80 AZ street, Island. sec@
ond door from the bridge ie a. Inns
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WHO STOLE THE MONKEYS RATIoNs Last
week an itinerant organ grinder finding bust
ness gro wing dull, because Of the hot weather
and the prospect Of an early adjournment of
Congress, determined TO take his organ and
monxey 10 more northern latitude. Accord
ing he purchased through ticket for New
York and after checking his organ fastened
MS monkey TO II, leaving in care of one of the
employees on the road a bountiful supply of
bananas % serve as the monkeys rations THIS
done he took his seat comfortably in the pas-
senger cars on his way North. Towards morn.
Ing. wishing to know how his monkey had
rested, he went forward to the baggage car
where he found the animal half starved and
very sulky. quite evidently having been
cheated OF his rations. The organ grinders
wrath was at once kindled towards the man
who would steal a monkeys rations, and he i'm
mediateiy began a sharp questioning Of the EN-.
ployees on the train, and also of the passen gers
twho enjoyed the fun No satisfaction was
however, Obtained, and on his arrival in New
ork he at once wrote 10 the President Of one
ofthe roads, who Instituted an investigation
and rather for the fun of the thing other
roads have taken up the question. 1t has net
yet been ascertained, for a certainty, sWho
stole the monkeys rations 7" 1t is believed
however, that the guilty party is an attache of
one OF the roads south OF Philadelphia, for
when there would be a good excuse, he being
person of such enormous appetite that it is
impossible for him to govern il, as shown by
his exploit recently in eating, a lunch,
twelfth of gross of large sized pies.
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III T. COFFEE ,o,,, MOSES BATES
c0TToN FzcToRs
GENERAL. CQMMISSI0N MERCHANTS,
No. 1O2 0RAv1ER STREET,
NEW ORLEANS,

Strict attention given to the purcbsre and sale
HsnMents. my IU
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((f VIM. l.. WALL CO., Auctioneers
- South corner Pa. avenue and eth stree.

The updersfgned announce. in contamination Of
having 10 60 TO France this fall that they will
Messrs. "; 7; Wall Co., .Auctioneers, by cats
legue, on "WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 18Th in.
hour, on THURSDAY AFTERNOON. ct their
store, No. al Penn. avenue, corner Of a. street
the balance OF their choice stock OF pure bottIad
Wines, French COrdials and Liquors OF ysrious
KINDS, on hand some years, comprising an assert
ment OF about 900 bottles as also eyera hsrrst.
of fine Whisky, Brandy, Gin and Liquors in dsni
lohnt, and cases Of Munms Choteau Latonret,a
Champagnes, Scotch and London Ales &c prs
vate families, especially for this season of use
well as dealers may find Ii to their ipterest 10 ar
teLd. Gan beexamined previous to sale
Il: CR0MELIEN CO
yD-o w. Il. WALL & CO., Aucts.
r Sail persons having claims against the
hrm are requested to call and get paid 'ii'
y X. CR0MELIEN & CO
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DRICKLAYIH0
ID IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES.

The undersigned 4. prspsIed 70 .Issuts!n the
MASONRY, Including house building and repair.
ing. construction Of Sewers, Drains. Cisferns, &C.
setting Crates, Ranges and Ovens, at reasonable
prices. :
Orders left ct 16s street, Washington. or 11s
tend cd to-
jy 7.tf w. COLLINS.
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AUCTION SALES.
tYor eaer Asetis. ssses see Joxra PAGE.

Llo- eaer Asetse. sases see fexra psss.I
RY WIN. SMITH CO., Aucttepeers.
SoS 9Th strsss. near Penna. Az.
PAwHBROKERs SALE.
on AONDAI, the Ntb oay OF Jun af O'Clock
q m, We shall cell, the unredeemed plel res
Yer and Summer Clothing, Gold and silver watch.
~. nsnonds, Cutlery, Guns Pistols, Bed and
ptoalne, Sheets, Pillows. Musical and Mechs MI
cal Insfrunente, and nero other article.
wi eott&2td VIM. shIfH 90. Aucts.
ri n. X. WALSH q co., Auctioueer,.
u No. 2ea Penna. ave, corner 10Th street.
PEREMPToRY SALE OF TwosroRYFRAmR
HOUSE, AT AUCTION
on WEpNkSDAf, 2oth instant, at 6 o'clock D.
tainine7 rooms, known as the G street narket
mousse together with stables. out house. 6c . ait
ueteo on street, between 3oth aud 2lst streets
the Buflding must be removed within 50 day
Terms cash.
ynG ME- WALSH, CO., Aucts.
RY CROWN. WALKER 4 CO, Auctioaeers.
VALUABLE LOT AT AUCTION.
We will sell on WEDNESDAY, July Is, Ate %.
m, on the premises, part of Lot s, in square No.
$50, fronting on New Jersey avenue, between X
and l. streets, near Judge Douglass house. The
property is situated in an excellent peish borhooa
which offers m inducement to purchaser
Terms at sale. Title indisputable.
Oonvsya ncing and stamps at purchasers cost.
CROWN, wALKKk CO,
yN-t" Auctioneers
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CANE STAT OHAIKs kEPAIRED, Ct No,
~ oil nth street, between PsnnsylvsHisA
Terms very moderate
Work veil done and With dispatch. /"
my = I'm - =. u
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ct. TIMOTHYp HALL.-The dus1ee q shleln.
ss:sns 20, =. essslcess snA eirsshs 9 Ns Iria'
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MeNIco.

The Mexican Legation yesterday received
ofhcIal dispatches from chihuahua up to the
18th nit. General Amanda was already on his
way 10 Durango. 1t was thought that the
Imperial garrison would evacuate the city
before the approach OF General Amanda
The official paper Of the 18th ult publishes
the official report Of General Corona of the
important victory obtained by his troops over
the French at Palos Puetos, near Mazatlan
on the 18th of September last.
A decree from President Juarez, dated on
the 18th OF October, is also published. II de.
clares that the Louisiana Tehuantepec com
pany 10 open steam comm nication by the
lsthmus Tehuantepec having failed to fulfil
the obligations imposed upon them by the de.
crees of September 4, 1857, March Is, 1859. and
October IS, 1860, have lost all their rights TO
that undertaking. A grant for the same is
made TO the ''Tehuantepec Transit Company y
organized lately in the city of New York This
company sent, some months ago, a special
agent TO the city of the Mexican Government
10 negotiate tor this grant.
The grant is liberal, while it fully protects
the rights ant interests of Mexico.
President JuareZ has pardoned their lives
TO TWO persons who joined the French while
they were AT Chihuahua, and who had been
sentenced 10 death by the court.
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FROM EUROPE.
BY the Atlantic Gable


RNsLANp. Al sH i I'll
Lcspor. Nov 9-The London Hers.d Of this
70 s r.easesiss fsss 'ss Ssdne sdps MISSION 10 AOs Is
The rpmors Of the faifGre of the Russo rus
sian alliance are unfounded
There fs no poiitlcSI news OF p,crnen;
4ID Efrsrr ilaff
VrNIcE, Nov. z-KfnS .ytosor Esn man uel,
the ruler OF united Italy, entered thr city 4; n
recel sed "a Ma iesty I'd the Ch arch OF S. Nark.
where q Te Deum was csarted In honor OF the
event The rpcepuon given 'by the mllufci-
paiity snd people wac maenifcent, and srraf
roy was m mani!esied eyerywhere.T The crowd
troops were unable 90 defie s~for. the King
for want OF space. The National Guard OF
Senetia has been moeiirzrd- ..- s.......
BERLIN, NOV. T-Prussia sees, IN ne an
poiniment OF Bsron Buest as Min nstsr of For
eign Affairs OF hueirfs, an attempt on the par
OF the Cabinet of Vienna 70 interfere q uee-
rect II Will Impel the Prussian Government %
complete more quickly and surely is national
work in Germany. .....f.-.- ., ..-.t
MACMILLAN ANNouNcrp TO Rxuarr
PARIS, Nov. THE Monueur To- day says
that Maximilian Will remain an Mexieo- 80,
TURKEY. q
CONsTASTISoPLE, Nov. The troubleIbe-
tween the Sultan's Government ana The GAO
met Of the United States, growing out OF the
conduct of the Turkish OH cials toward th.
Consul and consulate of America In the Island
OF Cyprus, has been settled.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
LONDON, Nov. 9. IL m.-Consols S9s; n. =.
Five.tweniies, 90; Erie shares, 50, Illinois Cen
LONDON. Nov. s--Evenins--Consoi.,s sa.:
Erie. So; United States fiye-twentes, 6e; IL
hRois Central, -. ..... ...
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TIE EMPRESS or MEXICo.-A Paris corre-
spondeut writes that the condition OF the I'm
press of Mexico leaves little room for hone
II has been thought advisable 10 remove her
from the CASTLE OF Miramar, which is built on
The edge OF a rock, 10 a house in the garden.
After her interview with the Holy Father. in
which he refused to- accede to any of her de-
mands, me Idea that she was being poisoned
took firm possession OF her. She dismissed
some OF the Mexican gentlemen attached to her
service, and even then ate nothing which she
bad not given 10 be tasted by a large cat She
repaid its services by ordering It a pair OF
boots, and giving IL the order OF q uad sioupe
She took nothing bnt chocolate and roasted
ehesinuts, and drank only lemonade, WHICH
she called tor herself AZ the confecrener's.
The morn ing before her departure. famishinS
from her long abstinence, she wentto the \ at
lcan 10 get two eggs cooked IN their shells
Her aversion 10 The sight of French soldiers
was such that she insisted on tine guard of
honor being removed from the no:el she was
staying Al E+Nf& = u
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Fiu.uc,ai and cewm.,ci.t

The New York stock market shows deciaed-
ly more activity, with an other sharp upward
turn IN prices yesterday. Excepting New York
Central, which was sold freely and deoline.S
2S, the whole railroad list Is higher Govern
penis are mere active, but the gold bearing
stocks sympathize with the doynyard ten
dency OF gold. and are generally lower.
The Commercial of yesterday afternoon saws.
money appears 20 be working rather easier
than yesterday, owing 70 diminished demand
from the brokers. There il, however q con
siderable amount of money tent on call az six
per cent, though i've per cent ~ perhaps the
most general rate. The Bank Of Commerce,
Bank OF New York and Fourth National
Bank, and the Trust Companies have fxed
their rate on demand loans NJ sir per cenr
Discounts are moderately active. siS per
cent being the minimum rate for prime pa
From the Baltimore American OF this morn
ing, In its review OF markets in that c,ty TO-
the past week. we quote: -
Flour-Transactions during the mas. week
nave been principally IN North western Flour
receipts of which continue very fair sales
embrace 800 bbls. North western Super a.
slo75aSll. so0 bbls. City Mills do. at siIaSIa
1,5C0 bbls. Northwestern Extra, fair 20 choice
quality. At sl3aSIi, 500 bbl3. fat hoop and com
mon do; at sle 5Casl2 g X, 100 bbls. Howard
Street ExTa Al Sl4 50 and 500 bbls Family do.
grades. - - =
Grain-with the exception of Rye, which
mas advanced cents, prices Of all varieties
have favored buyers during the past few days,
and Wheat and Corn close dull and unsettled
Offerings for the week foot mp $500 bushels
wheat, 5000 do. Corn, 3o,OO0 do. Oats and I,2vo
do. Rye.
Provisions.-Some little business has eeen
done in lard and oarreied pork eince our last
review, and bacon has been active. The mar
ket continues unsettled and heavy for pork,
but lard is held frmer. No change in bacon
sugars Both refining and grocery descrip-
lions have been in very moderate demand, aud
prices have favored buyers. Sales comprise
2l6 hhds. and as boxes Cuba No choice Porto
Rico in importers hands. Stock to-day s.o-l
hhds, 5,Si2 boxes Cuba l,Oss hhds. Porto Rico,
6se hhds. English Island, and li,47o bags
Brazil. ....
Whlsky.-No sales OF Western, IN bond. have
been made public. Free Western has brought
s@3.ass5s, and country S2-33ss235. Market
inactive AT the close.
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SUnsoeial old Snarl says that love rs n
combination Of diseases--an affection Of the
heart and an Inflammation OF the brain
- A girl that has lost her bean may as well
hang up her fiddle. s. :
S-An old rich Englishman has fallen in
love with Medium Home, and len him ali ms
money. He Will now be a circulating medium
ga man who was stolen from his parents
oy lndians, some thirty years ago. has jusi re-
IHiram Woodruff has a horse in training
onds. e. =. .s-e. lEf -
s%It was with a great deal OF dfficulty that
clergyman in Detroit baptized BY Immersion
the other day young lady with crno.. ne on.
~ Lord Clarendon is dying from he effects
OF tobacco smoking.
~The Fenian organization in lrelard has
increased hfty fold during the last three
months.
ga Western paper says thar the gra-shop-
pers have destroyed everything an the Deer
Lodge Valley except 1.-The grass widows"
- The sermons OF Rev. Henry Ward Beech
er are again printed an the New York Inae-
pendeni, but are discarded by the World.
~The Memphis papers are denonncing the
praeuce, so universal az the South. Of carrying
concealed weapons. The Avalanche says
that "not IN the wide word - there much
shooting, and stabbing as in Shelby county"
QUlcKsANps AHKAD-Tbere is trouble I'm
the Chicago tannel. Hitherto the workmsn
have been excayafing in hard blue clay: now
they see, or fancy, strong indications o. q ulck-
sand, and exercise laodable caution
CopFItH.-The Goldfish are AZ Newport, and
the fishermen are uofng an immense business
Two men will frequently bring in from i've
TO eight hundred pounds from uneir days
fishing .rH.r- .ri rsfrfs Fsa -
~A collier in Seaham, England, has e-en
sentenced 10 two months' I'm prisoament for
stealing the goods of n man with whose wife
he had eloped. ..t = ..-.,f.., f--,.,.. ~ = -
~ Hanging a Priest and a Reporter viii noe
oblirerate FenIanism. so.
0Among the items OF last years expenses
Al tie Buffalo poorhonse were Saeae for tsa r
$40 tor oy sters and 500 for whiszey aao 81.
gGrs. ..ut .i.-.... rI,..f n.. -..,rf IA
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The Fenian Prisoners

TORONTO, Nov. 9.-The court met al II
o'clock to-day. Peter Curran, alias Doyle,
anu Henry Lavalle were first placed in the
docket. Mr.. Mckenzie moved to uussh the
Indictment. The prisoners pleaded not guilty.
and the trial was postponed ana the prisoners
were removed. John Gallagher, John Grace
David Quinn and John Moran were placed i'm
the docket. Grace since his Incarceration re.
ceiyed Sl.6JO as his portion of the reward for
the capture of John Wilkes BOOTH Mr. Nc.
henAe made the same motion as in the other
cases. Several other cases were similarly dis
posed OF and many cases We're postponed
When the case of Daniel Desmond was reached
and after the examination of a number Of W.T.
nesses' the jury brought in verdict of not
guilty. a rt ..N ---