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SP ECI.4L NOTICES.
ars. Jones Cough Mixture.

This excellent COUGH SYRUP has now been
used In this community for upwards of FIVE years
With neverfailiBg success 1t easily administered
beng pleasant 10 the taste, and given in small doses
tezspCOuful for adult. 1t i'll positively and per
naEeEtly cure al the various affections of the
Throat and ungs, as COaghs Colds Asthma, Group
Influenza, HOarseness, Bronchitis, aud cipient
Consumpt Also, for the relief of patients in adj
var eed stages OF COBsum ptOn. These cases though
We DO not claim il will IL will certainly relieve
20 such extent that il will be Considered q bszs
ng indeed bv such patients Cor fdent that you will
ind II Just as represented, we inv lite 3 trial
Put Up in bottles al 20 cents azd : each.
To be hal only OF
ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
noy23 n Corner II and D streets II. W.
A Card.
Clergyman. while residing In South America,
a. missionary, dscOye safe and sim pie remedy
for the cure Of Nervous Wesk Early Decay
Disease Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
whole train Cf disorders bro ught by bsneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured By
this noble remedy Prom ted By a desire to benefit
the N cited and unfortunate will send the recipe
fer preparing and using this medicine, In sealed
envelope. to any rho needs it. Free Of Charge.
Address, JOSEPH 7. ISMAN,
Station II, Bible House.
msr2e-iy New York City.
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The NEW ORLEANS MATTER IN THE ST.
PREME CoURT-In the United States Supreme
Court to-day, papers for an order of prohibition
upon Judge Durell. of Louisiana, were filed by
the W armoth party
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school Interests Of the District I'm
CONGRESS.

ARREST OF ALLEGED Boxo CouErERPHIr-
ERs-John n. Carpenter, steel plate engrav-
er, and Edwin Gale, supposed to be the man
who committed the heavy focgeriss In New
Orleans few years ago, were arrested near
counterfefting c. 8. bonds. A large amount of
unfinished bonds and United States currency
notes were found In their Possession; also plates
presses. sc. The prisoners are on their way TO
Washington,
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ms MS Iennie T. Clanin 10 out OF the colonial
ga Philadelphian has invent.d o-...
proof baptismAl pants.n
~ ,Seventy asile Lesvsnworth girssrs tumb-
- TIE aoti.fres.ins panp IL being ssrer,l,y
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day we're S633 5000.
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LRRpo De TEJADA, elected President NJ ths
Republic Of Mexicoo on the loth or Nox.ws sue
was inaugurated December LIST, and toor for
NAL possession of the ONCE The coupfrv sssms
10 oe en1oying respite from tue ANARCHY and
,urmoii OF the last ten years. Porforio Disy
late rebel, had satisfactory interUeW Win ths
PRESIDENT General Rosecrans' railroad proisc,
has psssed Congress- ~~~ P'oJect
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The House COMMITTEE on the District of
Columbia will hold a meeting on Thursday
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D0A disgusted Dsaburian v.nts to know. II
woman was designed to be the equal of man.
why IL is she can't whistle. 1'
0Gen. Phil Shsridans marriage to Mis-
70 ofSn y annosncsd to take place early during
0There are good many bars to the succe
OF the Sunday Law OF Ohicago-in tact about
twenty-five hundred Of then.
"a youth Of Atchifon, Kan, drank two
quarts OF raw whisky ON Q wager. md his
epitaph runs: che smiled and died"
charitable inhabitant of St Louis lately
sent sen bundle containing q waterfall, . suspen-
ger, necktie and q ehoe-string to the -Four
Courts "for the relief Of the suffering poor"
y 1t IL rumored that the mania for collecting
stampe has broken out again among the young
ladies' or fashion. Their long-sunerinR papas
would like to know when il ever ceased.
A correspondent Of the London Daily
News, stationed on this side Of the water writes
home IN unfeigned astOnishment "that on cleo
any other day."
~Paris shop-keepers have been "inyi.ed, 10
remove bullet marks from their shops A mat
many shops which received NO scrstch dtrin~
the commune had their establshmeuts msrked
eys.
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j. RUSSELL JONES sailed from New York on
Saturday for his post as Minister to Belgium.
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War IN south Africa,

rskCH BATTLE AT THE CAPE OF COOP HOPE.
~ YORK Dec. Cape Of Good Hope ad-
IN me interior between Kreli people and Tam
bookies IN which the latter were vhipped. and
~ 70 1000 slaughtered. Many of the NATIVES
arms.
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DEATH OF Lolita, THE ACTRKss.-Nany o.
our readers who remember this .stricksy sprite"
so yiyidly, will be shocked 10 hear of her death
Manager Ben DeBar yesterday received a
cable dispatch at New Orleans giving news OF
her death in the south of France. She had
broken down from over eXertiOn, and had been
sent there 10 recuperste; and IL will be hard .,r
those who remember her 10 realize that that
bright little girl was the victim OF disease aud
death. Poor little Lolita. None ever combined
as she did jollity, Raivette and witchery; ana
John Brougham described her best as atbe
dramatic cocktail" She was fro'.c tncaruafe
and OF all stage names in .,ur memory hers
promised TO be the lo-geSt on the roll. She had
good friends IN .ne profession and out and these
VIII mo an her truly.-AObiIe Register, I'd
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From EurOpe To-day

ANNlhEh 6RkAT IN ENGLAND.
LoEDoH, Dec. "A terrific westerly gale
causing great destruction to property OF ali
clasSesy prevailed yesterday throughout Eng
land. Telegraph wires were Frustrated and
many buildings were demolished and others
damaged. In this CITY large number of pe,les
uians were dashed 10 the ground by the violence
of the hurricane. Street lamps and aiyertisinr
boards were blown Gown and many persons were
injured by dying debris. Dispatches from sea
port towns report numerous marine disaSters
Eight ships were blown ashore in the harbor of
plymouth. The flag -ship Narcissus, 1865 tom
parted from her mOOriBgs in the harbOr oil
Davenport, but the crew succeeded in again
anchoIing her before sny serious damage wa.
Gone. The gunning-ship Cambridge aud three
small merchantmen lying in the same harbor
also parted from their anchors and were in
great danger, but were rescued from their
peTiious positions.
TOWNS FLOODED AND VESSELS WRECKED.
The telegraph wires in North England which
were destroyed by the storXyesterday are not in
working order. Dispatches from all other sec
tons Of the country bring INTEL gence of great
destruction OF property. The gale was a. SCI
we're In Wales and Ireland as England and was
accompanied by lightning and rain. Many
towns were flooded. Several vessels are ashore
In the Cork harbor. The damage 70 property
IN that city is very great. Many buildings were
unroofed and trees blown down. Three pima.
cles OF the tower OF ST. Thomas church in Eve
ter, Deycnshire, were blown down while the
congregation was At worship, and falling on the
roof crushed through into the body OF the
church. The congregation was seized with
panic at the first intimstion of danger and
rushed from the building. None were killed
and their escape is regarded as miraculous
The Leborna, from Sunderland for New York
went ashore and was wrecked OF Lowastoft
The crew barely escaped. Many of the huts
used By the troops at Aldershot we're DESTROYED.
At Oxford the chapel of Oriei college was badly
damaged, and the freight depot Of the Grea,
Western railway was entirely demolished.
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SENSIBLE iNDIANA.-A bill is now before the
Indiana legislature which provides TN at vhan =
person Is declared not guilty OF any crime upon
the ground OF insanity, the Jury shall so specify.
ana the judge shall sentence him or her to =
TO the crime committed. The "temporarv in
sanity" plea has robbed the gallows and peni.
tentlaries OF 90 many legitimate objects OF pun
h,snment, ana turned SO many dangerous persons
everywhere are beginning to look out for some
means OF protection. In certain localities a
vage6ond who wishes to murder his family or
neignnor mas only to drink himself into proper
condition, commit the deed, and then resort n
me temporary insanity" plea to keep his neck
nom the moose. The Indiana people are tn h
commended for their Rood sADae w oe
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NEGRO WOMAN in Paducah has bean
declared insane because s'she never ceases talk
ing" and the Louisville Courier Journal there
upon remarks: If this thing is allowed to 20 on
We shall have to build dozen more asyIums
instead of the single one proposed.
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New York Communists sympathixers.

"A LITTER FROM WEN DELL PHILLIPs-PHTITID s
FOR PARDON OF TIE sEooTING sTRIKER.
NEW YORK, Dec. Sat a meeting of the
Federal Council of Internationals last night, IL
was announced that q mass meeting for the
widows and orphans of guillotined communists
would be held In Cooper Institute on the l4th
instant. A letter was read alleged TO be from
Wendell Phillips, in which he said the French
communists are entitled TO the respect of the
civilized world; that the barbarities practiced
ON the communists were a disgrace and shame
to humanity, and that never in the history .,
the human race had there been a E.oYA disin-
terested effort for liberty than the Communists
made.
IL was announced that the governor is 90
De pettioned for the pardon of Chambers, SEN
fenced to prison last week for shooting a nom
striker, and that trades unions are subscribing
to fund TO defray the legal efforts to have the
sentence reversed.
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Horrible Homicide iu Delaware.

NAN KILLED, SKINNED AND cur UP-CON-
FEssIos OF TIE fRisoSER.
The Wilmington DELI Gazette gives the mar
icnlars OF . horrible homicide which secured
IN Dover on the I'd inst, the victim being a coll
ored man named Henry Turner. and the perpe-
ustor young man named Isaac q. West, jr.,
y years OF age, and practiciug ~ prot essor for
the cure Of pulmonary diseases. West Il a9-
pears, had . laboratory In his establishment Ina
which there Vas sssometer OF has Own, which
ne employed TO make experiments. Occasion
ally he obtained the assistance OF Turner 20
carry water and do similar service. On the
evening OF the day above mentioned the house
was discovered to be on ire, apparently from
nre wss eNtipguished, dead body was found
minus skin, head, hands and feet Underneath
the body Was discovered hole, containing a
quantity OF gunpowder. IL WAS At first supposed
that there had been an explosion OF gas, and
that the mutilated body was that OF the Young
professor, but suspicion soon arose thst IL was
all plan dey ,sei by him 20 obtain by indirect
means insurance 20 the amount OF
$1,000, which he had upon his own LIE.
The matter remained q mystery until Friday
last, when the professor re-appoared in Dover,
aud made a confession, acknowledging that he
killed the man, out ayerrlng IN at ~ was done nm
self defense, Turner, according To his ar rOunf
having seen bin with money early i'm the Law
and attempted 20 Kill BIN when employed IN
bis laboratory that evening "a obtain it. The
statement OF West was made before the coroner
ana JuTN. The Delawarcan save thai Vests
EXPLANATIONS OF the killing are not creditel l. A
large crowd awaited hIs arrival AZ the d1pOf,
where lac Was taken In charge by the officers.
lie Is now lodged in jail. He brothers ani hrs
fstheT-in-ldw joined him IN the cell. They we're
very much distressed aud i'm tear-, while Wet
eoOlly aud apparently unconcerned ATE his sap
per. IL TX supposed, further, that the pow Ter
was placed under the building % blow the .ite-
less trunk offhe servant 20 atoms. that the rag
ments OF this body would De taken for his own,
and the insurance paid over 70 hts wife, after
which she would JOIN him In another CLINE,
where they would spend the remainder OF their
DAYS IN blisstal ease upon the money thu OBJ
tanned.
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C1NcIHHATI, o., December "a dispatcb
from columbus, Indiana. says club of ten per
which drew the $4,000 prize in the Louisv.Iis
library lottery on Saturday.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
IN Mr.. j. q. SAvILLE, Lessee and Manager.
MONDAY, December Q,
Engagement for Six Nights only of the disting
actor, author and manager,
MIR. LESTER WALLACK,
being his first ap pearance In Washington.
Mr.. WALLACk will have the support of
MISS EFFIE 0ERMON,
(from Wsliack's Theater, New York;
MIR. VINlNG BOWERS, Miss ROSA RAND, Mr..
l.. LESLIE GOSSIN, Mrs. q. O. GERMON,
Mr.. W. h. BOXES, and others.
MONDAY EVENING, and until further notice,
will he acted for the first zine here Mr.. Wallacks
Comedy, in Five Acts, entitled
CENTRAL PARK;
TIE HOUSE WITH TWO DOORS.
Presented with new cenery, Effects &C.
During Mr.. Wallsck's engagement the prices will
be as follows:
Orchestra hairs, $50; Orchestra Circle Re
served, 81 Is; Orchestra Circle Admission and
Dress Circle and Reserved, 81; Dress Circle Adj
mission, rs cents, dc
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HOSTILE SAvAGEs On THE RESERVATIONS -
Notwithstanding the fact that between one and
two thousand Indians have located On reserva
tons in Arizona, the condition of affairs in that
section OF the country has not been Changed
LOT the better. Government officers and citi-
zens travelling through the country have to GA
fully armed and with an escort to protect them
from the savages.
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the third annual meeting Of the American Suf-
fTage association q letter was read from
Henry Ward Beecher 10 Mrs. Lucy stone in
which he says: Ell have never been sanguine as
TO the near and rapid accomplishment OF the
admission Of women to the duty of sui age, but
i have never doubted ofits ultimate accomplish
founded m justice and wisdom will q, length
prevail. The cause OF woman's suffrage never
seemed TO me more orthy OF the consideration
OF thoughtful men than nov. IL has suffered, ss
all causes that strike At deep principles must
expect 30 sufer, I'm their early history. Aud Il
has been relieved Of Its hindrances sooner than
might have bee \ expected"
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"HAREwOoD." Mr.. COrcoran's estate, lying
north Of Washington, was purchased by the
commissioners OF the National Soldiers Home
for the sum of S225 900, payment being wholly
made in Virginia aud other bonds The Viz
ginla bonds were taken, on the appraisement of
a Baltimore broker, at sixty cents, and the Othe,
stocks at par. About twO-thrds of the amount
named were paid for with Virginia bonds
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PBILApELPHIA, Dec. s.-Snow commspcsd
falling here at noon.
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auTt e. 200 EROM ASALooN-KEEPRH
Mo 81, ~ Axe HUsBAND-At Des
No. -. NC important liquor
MOlbts, Iowa. recently. a. unaar fie
case was decided in the district con. So
law passed in ISIS, and acts ameDdstorx
act by which the wife OF q man i'm jured NV nsi,y
u.oNcsung liquors was empowered 20 sue the
veneer OF The spirits and recover from him
manages, both actual and exemplary. The sair
vas brought by Mrs A. Priestly against Josenb
hiefp, OF Des Moines, for damages of 5000 for
selnng intoxicating liquors TO plaintiffs hus-
nano. The case IL the first decided under The
Jaw. twas on trial four days, aud was srgusa
oy aoie counsel on both sides. The jury award
ed the plaintir = zoo.
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TIE PRESIDENTS VISITORS TO day were the
Secretary OF War, the Secretary of the Treas
ury, Vice President elect Wilson, Senator Ham
iltOn, of Texas, Senator Hitchcock, and Repre-
sentatives Shellabarger, Cobb and Farwell.
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NAVAL CHANaRs.-Master Edward H. Wiley.
ordered to the Portsmouth; Passed Assistant
Paymaster Rufus 8. Mcconnell to the Receiv-
ing ship Sabine, at Portsmouth, N H.. 3lst in
slant. Lieutenant VIM. j. Moore, detac hed
from the st. Mary's, and ordered TO return home
and wait orders. Paymaster h. W. Allen, de-
tached from the receiving ship Sabine and or
dered TO the storeship idaho, at Yokohama
Japan, vice W. F. a. Torbert, detached and
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tseLisH DEMAND FOR AMERICAN car
Late intelligence from LiyerpooI 4. ~ -. -.
mat Tie English demand for American coaI
Mblch mas already assumed considerable pronor,
uons, Is likely TO be permanent and 20 incresse-
some OF the dealers who have transferred thor
orders from Liverpool to the United sfsfes az
shipping American coal TO Egypt and the Past
indies, as vel as TO places lying nearer 10 This
country than 70 Great Britain. Coal Is eer.ai,
TO assume shortly q most important nSsisio,
among our exports, as South America and The
west ihoies are sure 70 draw heavily on Our
markets for their supplies of this fuel WI
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The SENATE will to-day proceed, under its
new order, TO consider all business on the caen-
der, TO which no objection is made. There are
between one and two hundred bills remaining
over from last session. and there is no serious
opposition to the majority of Them 90 that it il
expected TO reduce the calender very se1sibly
lef0re the end Of this week.
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AMERICAN GOODS FOR THE VIENNA Ex-
PosITIoN.-The United States storeships Guard
and Supply have been designated to carry
articles of American manufacture intended for
tie Vienna exposition. These vessels will sail
from New York some time time in February
next and land their cargOes at Trieste.
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In the criminal court, in Baltimore, on Sat-
urday, before Judge Gim0r. The trial OF jose
W. Ulptrsue, indicted Tor the murder % has
aunt, Mrs. Ameiis b. Wheat. by shooting her in
bed on the night OF August = "a, Nas continued.
The interest In the trial increases a. The case
progresses and rev facts are developed m me
evidence. The EXAMINATION OF witnt sees f.r
the state was resumed.
Michael Bann0n. attorney AZ law. testified
that tnIercue " ~ sent by his aunt 20 bick o.
con college % study Tor the ministry, IN about
year he came back and sai8 Re wanted % be-
come lawyer. he then entered Yale college,
witness lost sight Oi him unit he recE we'd
letter from him. written ~ Berlin. Prussia.
Mrs. Nhest ami tpQercue had Irawn he who e
o. the $3.50 IN his hands. anu pf,etrue wanted
= loan % enable him % come home. witness
loaned $50 to Ms. Wheat. sud ,le-se came
nome, When the loSn hersraa sue last Sarrafn-
ber he pressed Tor Its payment. obtained q, suI
released the mOttsa.c.
The estster Of wills wss then summoned by
we state 20 produce
THE oRietSAL WILL - Vas wHEAr.
en1 " was put IN evidence by the state. Tie
49, = usiea July -, lNj., aud dsy.scs the
mouse No Sll Lombard street 20 her s.sfer-iu-
law. Sarah CEpercue. during her life ani amer
her death 10 her son Jesse, iu L., sir,tlle q.
alSo ceNiSes another house, NJ. 5ls lombard
street, 20 her sister, Temperance Reid Al ne
rest OF her estate Is devised 20 1csse I-pper.1s
ME-. Temperance Reid test ded thai - ID
the only sister Mrs. Wheat has; heard TIE rr,s-
oner say he had sold Mr. wncsf's p-oI.srfv.
and that she had suthor iZed h-m a. sell. .
said he had invested the money Ia government
bonds.
UFrEEcUss STATEMENT ~ rHE STATION
HtTsE.
CfhCcr George ". SelhOld testified hat Ia
belongs 20 the western police district, hal a
S SS1ssISS bS S,,s S IN R51Se u me s,asn
s cuff buttons we're gone, that his pocket
book, which had Slj in it, wa gone, Uppcrc4a
said the object Of robhing and numbering rue
old lady was on sccOuut oi the bonds: witness
ssked him IL they were mis- sing, and he sail no
supposed they were, a. nearly everything haI
been Tansacked. this WAS said about slN p.cin-k
on the morning OF the murder, he said he Uss
satisfied that his studs, cut buttons aud 10 -krf-
hook we're gone, and satisfied, 700, thar he
bonds hSd been stolen.
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The DARiRN ExPKDITION.-The officers or
dered to accompany Commander Selfrdge's
expedition to the Isthmus Of Darien will sail
from New York in the steamer of the twentieth
for Aspinwall. From Aspinwall they will cross
the Irthmus TO Panama, where Trey will meet
one OF the vessels attached to the south Pacific
squadron, In which they will embark for Cupica
Bay, the initial point of the sVrYeY.
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tired kanker, late of Rufus Hatch & Co., is
here spending the honeymoon at willards with
his bride, blonde beauty. She was Miss
Arms, of the well-knOwn Arms family of
Buffalo.
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SANvAssiNe ZOE MoRNoNs IN PARrs-.Jeru-
salem seems not TO be the only place uners o.
Lstter,Day Saints are engaged In pro~eIyting.
ine police project Of Paris calls public atteption
70 me fact that Q number of Mormon emiss aries
OF inducing young women 20 emisrxte 20 Ssit
Lake. They promise them free passage And n
husband, and the latter ipducement h 40 nov
snsn o oSss ANY are preparing to depart, in
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THE HOLIDAY RECEss.-The House to-day
passed resolution to adjourn from Friday,
December 10th, to Monday, January 9th. An
effort was made by Gen. Garfield and q few
others to have shorter recess, but the House
by very large majority voted for o long one.
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Ahh1sf yon Al Old CsIns.-Levin Palmer.
eo.Cred. aeeo thirty I'VE years, who was Arrested
10 Talbot county, I'D , recently, passed thronsS
Baltimore last Friday night in charge or a
s Hiepuy sheriff, on his way 20 rowsontosn, BAL
IN eccomPlice OF william Pritchari. siso eos
3.eo, aeoo eighteen years, Who va hanged Ar
ao%sonsown IN Septsob Der, 1871, Tor outiseins
80 ps ~, eiri % Trap Road, fosr or i've miles
Hom Daittmofe, In the summer of lg-O
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III DiAHoxp fRAup-A state man. has
been made By j. B. Coouer a Co. e. Ia
diamond drill company or San FrsncIsoos vha
with one Arnold and Others, worked he Co.,
nsoe oaanono swibdie, confirming Previous a.
coun0 moving that tie diamonds ver~ 49,,
10 LONDON and sown upon the nelds q bere 49, -
veee oun4- But for the timely disco serv 80 ~
"a @ancnd maud hundred and eighty ra.liisn. aS
before spring and been eagerly .aien. "A'Aet
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~ PARIS II is reported that n Theirs ana the
oonminee Of thirty would act in unison in
- sos.ng me constitutional proposals 20
nss been appointed minister OF The interior:
Leon Say, minister OF finance, and FoQrton'
mi1nef o. public wurks- NJ. Caimon.. IL ~
sSao, wiil be made project Of the depart ment OF
me seine, Which Appears 20 be reg trded as a
concession 20 the party OF the right.
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A Card,

ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
noy23 Y Corner a and D streets z. W
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MAESTRO ANTONIO BARILPS
AVA GRAND CONCERT,
A "a A kINI'S HALL,
IHURSBAf EVENING, December IL, at o o'clock
He Will be assisted this occasion by the follow
ing disiiBgpished Vocal Artists from New York
IL giASkLL, soprano; Miss E. GU Y and u
mUONEf, together with his nephew, ALFREDO
BAk!Ll the Wonderful Young Pianist; the LIE
pERABANZ QUARTEITE, Of Bal more, and the
Niolincelist, Mr.. RODoLPH GREEN
sic stores 40 a.