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NAVY DEPARTMENT,


~ WASHINGTON, October 10, 1874.
The Navy Department will sffsr for sale at public
auction, at the Naval Station, New London, Oou-
rectiCut, on MONDAY, tbs 9tb day Of November,
1874; st II O'Clock the Sectional Floating Dry
DOCK, DOW at that station.
This dry deck CONSISTS of FIVE sections, each hav
inc main tank "A feet long, IS feet wide, and 10 feet
inches deep, and two end n oats, each 80 feet 10
irches long, IL feet wide, and feet inches deep,
With The necessary machinery.
The dock is calculated 20 receive vessel $50 feet
long, 46 feet beam, feet draft Of wafer, and OF 22
tons displacement.
he dock ana the Inventory Of articles to be ssld
with IL can be examined ct any tine before tne day
OF sale, on application to the OOmmandsnt Of the
Station.
Twenty per centum Of the whole amount Of the
purchase money must be deposited at the time of
tale, the balance within ten days from the date OF
confirmation Of sale by the Department, and the
dock purchased mnst be removed from the STATIC
within two weeks from Ihe date Of such confrman
ton.
IL not confirmed, the money deposited will be re-
turn ed.
The Government reserves the right to withdraw
the dock from sale at any tDe and to any bid
or ofer which may be considered tnadequats.
CCtl4-law4w
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N SUNDAY, OciGBE II, Is74
FK0n WARRINGTON CITY.
700 9. N, Baltimore. Annapolis. Pi~5nl nj and
1884,, 81 ;, p " sy Stations On Main sem, d
70 a. m b.Iilnors ard Relay.
800 , = m. ssE asrs' Philadelphia, Boston, Bal
SOS Sbi s nsias Iona. ,-o,,.rot. c,-.,--
psi, Columbus, sandusky, Pfttsburg, Rock
vile, Washington Grove, Germantown,
Tn. vsllsy Bqsse sai and q. Z 0.sR. Pap,
Ca,s D'ssr ~ CsHbsrIaHd. Ssvpr af
$50 .. m, Baltimore and Way STATIONS.
80 a. m. P9tnt OF Rocks and Way Stations.
IL m, Baltimore and ~ stations.
loo ?. m, New YORK, Philsdelphis, Norfolk, III.
m heott CITY. ,5sitimsre DtHsg az Relay.
Sts .. q Belttmore, Frederick and all inter-
4.IS y. 70. wiscaester, HAssrstown, Frsdsr,os.
RS 1',. o. hoess and Way Stations, via Metro.
&c }. m Bal, more, Annapolis and w.v Station.
20 n, Baltimore snd Relay.
I'OS M chicago. ~ Louis, LouisvflIe, Oincin-
town Ps liza. Cs1s. Brsakfast az I,aftcs.
IOs .. m, Baltimsre and Relay.
ESQ u, Pittsburs, R5ckyifIe, Galthsr,burs and
Bsrnesyills, Point OF Books, Martinsburs,
. 80 p. M, Bsltir,ors ana Way statisns
- - SUNDAY TRAINS.
bdf'a'gs ~ - Hsy SiGiioHs.--, .. H., $50,
EOr Ba s szd R.iay- 10, aad 7 80 N.
P gs5i~sOs 3 so g. I, and nd Jpn.
A. Az 1faiAS Stop al ViafEci !9ofes, Eslcy
FoT further information apply :. tae BaItin,or.
and Ohio Ticket Othces, Washington Sts-ion, and
lsken ioT BegsSss 70 be ohscsocd and ra5sIvsd a
TH0s. B. sHhRP, NJ as,sr Of Transportation.
L ID. CrsLE, General Ticket gent
GEO. : hOONTA, Gent agent, jy1s
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TRUSTEES sALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Property ON 18Th STREET, BETWEEN


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Q AND NORTHWEST.
So BIZ virtue OF deed OF trust to me, dated the
- second cay OF July. 1873, recorded in Lber No
@S12l, folio 81, one Of the land records for the
Dlttrict Of OOiunbis, aud at the request Of the
nG1fr Of the notes sec9Isd thereby shall SCI a.
ire ! 18th day Of November, 1874, at o'clock 0 IN
tae following property, described IN said deed Of
mans Trustees subdivision of tqIsre Numbered
tH bur dred and seventy en- III, improved by
TEo-story Frame Dwelling House,
Terms Of sale: Tgenty-Ore hundred dollars
Cs2.lO0l with all costs and pentes cash: balance
IN one and two years, secured BY deed on perty
deferred payments to ear interest Sl00 day 81
ssie, AID IL terms % sale not complied with ia
nye days the property will be resod at the risk and
cost OF d.fsuti'g purchaser. Conveysncin Of
MILLS DEAN, Trustee.
cct26 d LAT1MEB OLKARY, Aucts.
RY LATIaER 3 OLEARY,
~ Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Star Once Buildings.
TWO WALNUT PABLOB SUITES, 10 pboIstered
~ Green and BED Reps,l WINDOW HAHGINGs,
EThhhHuT MMAkBbbEE;BAA sS NMIBBRoR-B BACK
MARBLE BASE, WALNUT MARBLE.TOP
CHAMBER SUITES, WALNUT AND OAK
PLhN PIfsTkB rT4es
SUITES, MATfBEssEs AND PILLoWs,
skkPsTs sTtHR RSHPPY hSD p snSaRaI Az
CLOTHS, C0UKINGAN HEATING STOVES,
&C., together with many useful articles, al suc-
q On MONDAY MORNING, November =,
" la4, commencing at 10 O'Clock, q. ths resi-
T1denee Of lady declining housekeeping, No
northwest, we shall sell 8 superior collection OF
Household Goods.
House for rent.
oci27 LATIMER 4 CLEARY, Aucts.
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'I o1t az. ~ a. wEBsrER. R.ri-t.r q wr..
Is THH F FFRHE St c S3TsT ~ TIE DIS

SPECIAL Ts-fa-P Probate JHisdictiOa-0ot. 20, l5t.
In the matter OF the will of JANIS 3. BUCK
estate OF ames {, Buckley. Of the civ OF w sSh-
ingtOn. District Of Columbia, has this DAY bsen
All persons interested hereby notified 20 appear
Ia this court on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of OVem-
Der next, at ii O'Clock 20 show cause why let
tiers parliamentary the estate Of the said deceased
should not issue q. prayed: Proyioed, cory OF this
the Evening star aud Washington Law Reporter.
pct ee nv % a WiBsfER, Rssister Of wm.
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gY Z. j. SWEET,
No. s11 7th street, opposite u. s. Post ONCE,

No. sAl 7th street, opposite u. s. Post once.
TRUSTEES sALEOF UNIMPROVED lot ON
2ND STREET WEST, BETWEEN Ii AND /
STREETS, SOUTH.
- Under and by virtue of deed Of trust dated
sS3August 18th, 1872, and duly recorded IN Liber
N-No. 69l, folio 3i9, &c, of the Land Records for
the District Of Columbia SD all sell pu oIic
tl"n, IN front q the premises, on SIDAY, 9th of
NoSember- A. ID. 1874 a | that certain piece PAP
Gel OF ground situate ard lying sad city of ash
irstun, snd being known AID dsscrib 81 as Lot No,
50 Ia odds subdivision Of lots in square No. $50
Terms Of sac: One third In cash; oalsnc> IN and
L months, for notes bearing interest from dsy Of
SAFE aud sCcur q by deed of trust on the premises
sold. WILLIAM Il. TODD, JR., Trustee.
oCtI6 2SwSds J. SWEET auct
RY b. II. WAREEB,
- Real Estate Broker and Aucttoneer,
Federal Buildings, corner Th ami SITS. northwest
AUCTION SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOT
On NORTH STREET, BETWEEN NORTH
CAPITOL AND IsT STREET west.
SsA Will be sold on FRIDAY. October 80 1874
- ar 80 O'Clock p. Lot numbered l3l,
Square 623, fronting p feet ON north street
by 50 feet deep.
1eIms made known on day Of sale. Deposit of $50
At time OF sale.
oci2s-d J. II. GOODWILL. Salesman.
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1pF-, Comprising many scarce, Curious, Stand.
III ard and Interesting Books on History Biog
49, rspby, Valuable illustrated editions Of
voyages and Travels, scarce Dramatic Books and
Biographies, Anecdotes Of Celebrated Characters,
men and womea, Valuable Dictionaries, Works on
the Arts and Sciences, and q choice collection of
General Literature, &C., TO be sod at our auction
rooms, Pennsylvania avenue and llth street, mon.
DAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, EVENINGS,
November ID, Sd spd 4th, 1874, Commencing each
evening at bali past o'clock
Parties unable to attend the sale can have their
tids attended to by the auctioneers.
CciM q Sds LATIMER OLEARY. hEchs
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RAILROADS.
HINGrON CITY.

skALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIG1UAD.
~ SUNDAY, OCfSBE II, 1874
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syY BIB. WARNER,
ks Real Estate Broker and AuCtfoneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th aad SITS. northwest
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pY WASH. b. WILLIAMS. huotionper
II (successOr 20 Green Williams, AuctsD
" 1901, northwest cornsr 10th and ID street ).
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.


ID Real Estate Brokers and AuctiOneers,
o01 s.l Ponce once s iyspSs and nth
PsEL5S sEsS
IgRE. MhHoGAHY AND Walnut 0skM-
kssIss RH hnbs sFS agsk AND
PILLoWs: BLANkETs, Comforts,
As Krp sssis
MAHOGANY. DINIsG- ROOM FuREfrURE
sT5yEs, KIT0RIN REQUISITES, &C, AT
80 On THURSDAY MORNING, octobsr 20
commencing at 10 o'clsck. We shall sell 1t
~" the residence Of q gentleman declinins
ing The Republican building, very exceiieSt col
lection Of household goods.
oc14-u LATIMER CLEARY, Auct.
by VIM. L. WALL & 90, Auctioneers,
y Horse and Carriage Bazaar.
Louisiana avenue, between 9Th and l0:h streets.
ROn THURSDAY MORNING, October,
A bszsr. By order e the agent s win Sc" a. our
One pair of Blsck Horses, sld years old, very
One ssr Of Black MaTssn B0r.e. oTef Is hand.
sHs sable fSr SSsSs or coupe Kind and
one Oisfsnce Carriage, with glass front, built by
On. Coupe, with glass front, built by good maker.
One yictoris Carriage
One set Double Coach Harness
One Get Double Light Harness
Saie p-lenGpSofys DS crQar Of tue agent.
We call special attention of purchasers 10 the
above sae, as the sale is pcremp toIy. A complete
and full descTi ption at sale.
Terms: Cash. VIM. L. WALL & co,
&C 20 Rep0b J AUChs.
ktE WASH. Is. WILLIAMS, AuCttons=r,
I'D (SUCcCss1r 10 Green s. Wiliipms, Au cts. }
No. 1904, northwest corner 10th and ID SIS.
ASE1GNEE'S SABE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
IUBE, CARPETS, STOVES, &C, AT AUO
a On THURSDAY, the 29th instant, at 10
"a O'Clock a. M. i shall sell at the suction
E4Sf Tosms, corner OF 10Th and streets northwest
~ 1.-THE entire ST CD of MOritz hugenstein, c n
sisting of Cottage SETS, Extension Tables,
Lour ses, Parler Sets. Walnut Chamber Sets, c ane
sest Chairs, Bodstesds, Mattresses, Carpets, Mat.
tiT Q. Stoves, sc.
Terms: Cnsh. Dealers are respectfully invited to
attend.
W. 3. WILLIAMS, Assignee
ocf27-d [Bepl WASH B WILLIAMS, AGct.
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- - - = " A. - Il MA "
3 AND b sTREAFs n. W.
Ans viii run S. follows.
TRAINS ARRIVE AZ
ASRf0G TON.
5.lS .. u.hsW NoFs z.
g-e -, daily.
$50 q. T. Fast Lfae
DAILY.
lO:4Os B,AccOmmOda-
ton daily sy. Sunday.
2:4O 2. IA, Baltimore
and philadelphia eN-
press daily, OK. SUNDAY,
1908 y. u. Limited Xxx
press from New York,
daily, eH. Sunday,
SEQ p. m. AccCnm6da-
ton, eKCspt Sunday.
9::23 .. N, daily, frcn
Baltimore and The vest.
ll:2S p. e, SOutnsEa
HxPress, daiiy.
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rs THK sUPKTIM,F S3gES 81 ran DISTRICT

Roldins Speaal Tern, 0aobr 2otk, l74.
trstrix Of JOHN II. YEABOWER. deceased.
the ndmiristratrix Aforesaid has, with the appro-
lumbis aforesaid, appointed TUESDAY, Ne
yember In. la4, for the hnsl sstiis@set
Of said deceased, and OF the assets in hand.
far ss the same haze been collected aud
turned into money; when and where al the credt-
4 n and heirs az said deceased noted 20 Attend
With their claims propsriy yenchsd' Or ne, m .TT
deceased estate: PrOrtded, copy OF this order Ne
published once week for three ween IN tse hre-
osssi.@ A.. WEBSTER. Register o. WINS.
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RY DUNCANSON BROTHERS,, AuctIoneers,
ID Southeast corner 9th and u streets northwest &.
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IN BH6kBUPTof

Dfsfrfa AZ C0issabia, IS.
Az Washington, the lt'h day Of October, A. d.,
1874 the undersisDsd barely gives notcs q bis ap
az " sshinEton, y. O., who has been ad,udfed q
bsnkrupt Grcp pe.itoo Of his creditors, By TIE ea
MN Cguft OF said District.
W. b. wILLIAMs, As.isuee.
SAILS BBOwu,
ccii-w,S Register IL u k1krU ptcy.
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1874 GREAT 1924
Ioi 3PEENsYLVAN1A ROUTE
,uCy- To THE
HThlh y Est, eOUTH, AND SOUTHWEST.
-.II:ss sra 80 1:is p m,
a;s3 Pm. T;0O y. n
S:3s 2. m. III 10 D. N.
IbG GREAT DfeJBLE TBACk BSUTE,
Slfn elegant Scenery, Palace etsts-room Day snd
hlf Al Oa-s1 aith mODdern improvements.
Two hundred miles saved t. Western and Central
HeE York.
MAXI COHHECTIOEs
throush frCm WASHINGTON TO the WEST and
MOTH without change
Tickets y this rOuSe can De procured 81 the ooes
corner OF L-h street and Psbasy avenue, sDc
corner OF 5h street and Pennsy ysgis 4Eenue, under
Esttosal HOtoi, where reliable information vii he
given 40 al TINES.
Passengers procuring tickets - thess Offices car
see1Te accommodations n Palace Cars FOR Chicago
kt. Louis ADd Buffalo.
zig Baltimnre. Nd.
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Ply WASH. b. W ILLIAMs, AuctiOnesr,
. No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and ID SITS

- AUCTION SALE OF FRAME HOUSE
E5 AND L0 719 9th street, between g and II,
- northwest Lot 10 feet front by las feet inc hes
70 twelve foot alley. To be sold on the premise5
at O'Clock . m. on MONDAY, November 2, 1874
TeIms Of sale One-third cash, and the balance in
six aid twelve months, bearing ten per cent inter-
es all cash at the time il il suits the purchaser
ociI-d WASH. ID. WILLIAMS, Auct
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TlY IL. L. FULTON, Auctioneer,
- 1882 Pennsylvania avenue

n On FRIpAY, October 80. at 10 O'Clock q.
EYsim aps o,Slook e. M, and on SATURDAY
3. ~ store, 1881 Pennsyivania avenue, the bal.
snce Of my forfeited uuredeemea pledges, being a
COD and Silver watches, Jeweiry' Fancy Articies.
Sewing Machines, Olothiug, Revolvers, Pictures,
and other articles In great variety. Per order.
III. K. FUGTOE,
octG-5t Auctioneer and loan Merchant.
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VIM q, Hoffman, Trustee
oct7-d IRepl LUTTRELL & 90, Aucts.

@BY CONSENT OF ALL PARTIES IN IN.
teTest, he above sale is postponed uBIii MONDAY,
the ID day Of November 1874, same hour and oil ace,
VIM. II. II DbTZMAN, Trustee.
octlS 2O.2sSdts LUTTRELL & co ,Aucts.
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e. v. WHITE
n ChRu-I,
- - a. - :

WI D. N IlNGLf.
AsslEnees q Rnas e. kaylar
cc:ss-d LhTTMEk CLEiRY. surf.
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BRAINARD q WARNEs, rru.,,
GEORGE W, STICKNEY, Arust'

rETHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
HEDNEsDAf, October ~, at O'Clock .. m, in
front Of the premises.
s skAENAR u H sr wynhkRNNVEyR' Trustees.
oot2e.td DUNOAHSON BIOS, Aucts.
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NFB u. wAHSEH,
ID Zeal Estate brOker and AuctiOueer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7Ih and sc. northwest
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~ DEPOT CORNER 6Tl
AFTER SsV.. 18th, IE4.tr
ThAINS LBAVB FOX
BAL TiMORE
S.Ss .. UOrthsru eI-
press, daily.
e:lS o. NJ Accommods-
ton, daily.
S-SS .. m, Limited rr-
press for New York,
daily en-. S1uday. Par
Tor ca tram.
llSs . p, Fast Line
" est ,dsliy ex. Sunday .
o.4op =. m ACComm de-
tor, daily, eI. Sunday. .
A;SS ,. m FOR Pittsburg,
Cincinnati, and SOUTH
west, daily except sun
day,
4:s3 Pm. for Philsdel-
pbia, daily.
Sos y. IN, daily, New,
York Might Express.
S.S. m, Pacific EXP,
daily, EXCEPT Saturday a..
" est enc North, 0nSat-
urday leaves at 9.esp.
m. for Wee.
Trains le2yiB8 y 8shiIl
Tuesday and Friday, Z
except Sunday, connect
POpe's Greek line.
Trains leaving Wa5otn
$40 ,. N. connect at o.
nspolis.
Trains arriving q Wa
end 9.25 : m, Connect
Pores Greek line.
Passengers leaving theiE
northwest corner q lSth
avenue, northwest Coz ner
Ma avenue, can have the
checked az hotels and resi-
and West. Through tick
bus, Indianapolis, Louis
leans, ChiCazct Omaha,
points Kast. y e-st North
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AUCTION SALES.


DY pUEOAESON BBUs., Auc1ioueers,
- Southeast corner sth and ID streets northwest
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RYE J. SWEET,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 6I1 7th street northwest.

81 TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
uni WEDNESDAY, October -, 1874, sans hour
sr d place. by order % the Trustees.
oCtf0- eoSds T.. }. SWEET, AuctiOpesr.
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pY LATIMER Il CLEARY,
Et Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers
Southwest cerper Pennsylvania avenue and llth st ,
Star once Building.
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DG WASH. b. WILLIAMS. Auctioneer,
- (5ucccssor 20 Green & Williams. Aucts, D
No, 1901, northwest corner 10th and streets.
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ktI WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Aucttons=r,
I'D lSUocGssnr 10 Green s. WlIisms, AuJts }
no. 1904, northwest corner 10th and d SIS.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-11-25
MINOR TElEGRAMs.

The Concord IN. HI Monitor in an editorial.
declares that the report that Congressman Pike
of that state, will decline denomination on
account of bad health, is false, He is in the
hands of his party friends.
In New York, yesterday, Patrick Smith, a
striking cooper, was tried for assaulting James
Bagley, non society man, and was convicted
and sentenced to one month in the penitentiary
and fined $3.50.
The dense fog continues in the south of Eng
land.
The Virginia board of canvassers count out
Hon. j. ID. Platt (Rep.) in the second Congress
sional district and give the seat to Goode. This
leaves the delegation s Democrats and Repub.
lcan.
At Betbeny, ten miles from Hamilton. Ohio.
young man named Hams was stabbed in so
mysterious manner as to lead the people to
suspect that the CRIME was done by his near
relatives. An investigation is demanded
A shooting affair occurred at Talleouah. In
dian Territory, Monday morning, in which one
man was fatally and two severely wounded
At the request Of the chiefs United States
Marshal has been sent for by Major Ingalls,
A party of some twenty-five Spanish soldiers
some time since escaped to q vessel and ordered
the captain to make SAIL He did so, but in a
short time run aground on preteDce of getting
aid from ashore. sought fort and informed Of
the deserters, They were taken, court martial
ed and eleven of them shot.7
A Toronto despatch says that the schooner
Augustus Ford, loaded with graiu, went ashore
at Port Maitland last night. Four of the crew
were fozen to death.
The New York linen dealers have passed
resolution recommending Congress to fix the
tariff on fax goods at 30 per cent; and the
New York grocers and importers have passed
resolution recommending the purchase of rails.
ms by weight rather than box.
large town meeting of the citizens of Tus-
cumbia, Ala, have made an appeal to the Pres
ident for rations, ETC. He has replied that the
appropriation tor subsistence of the army is so
nearly expended that he is unable TO divertap
of it to such q purpose
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-11-25
FINANCIAL AND COM
Review OF Portland Markets.

WEEK ENDING Nov. %, 1874.
There have been but few changes to chronicle in
the markets during the past week. The feeling has
generally been firm, but the volume of business
transactions has been limited account of the Prev
alent stormy weather. The general aspect of the
markets is hopeful. Money is still rather quiet.
though gold has been strong and with an upward
tendency, closing ON Tuesday, Nov. "a, firm at 1ls
Apples continue to come in freely, and the market
is rather loaded prices varying from 81 1903; dried
apples have fallen, and are now quoted at 7912c.
Beans show no movement except in yellow eyes,
which have advanced 25c Butter is firm at 2sG42c.
Cheese exhibits no change. Coal is unchanged.
Coffee is quiet Copper is firm. Cordage is moder
ately active. Drugs and dyes show no change. Fish
show no movement, the seasons business is fast
coming to aclose. Flour shows better feeling, con-
sequent on the call for low grades, of which the
market is nearly bare. Grain is unchanged, corn
commanding $191 03, and in scant supply. Iron is
fiat. Lard shows a slight advance in terce. Leather
| 5 unchanged. Lumber is dull. Molasses is I'M
c,anged in price, but the supply is small. Naval
stses show fall in turpentne, now quoted at
| 42ei6c. Oils exhibit reduction in castor, which
commands but 81 65@1 75 Produce is lively; tie
suppP of poultry is large, but much Of it is of poor
quality turkeys range from 1s925c, geese command
zoe, chickens quoted at 1907; there is con-
siderable inquiry for potatoes, consequent on the
shipping emand, and they range ftom 5O@6oc.
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WASHINGTON.
Dissraceful Scene i'm Court.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.-In the safeIlrglary
trial to day, in the course OF his argument, MT
Riddle alluded to the testimony OF Smaller, aed
to the statement of the other side, that Smaller
was dismissed because be would not swear
these kilograms were refused TO Harrington,
and said he would go op6 OF the pale OF tne
testimony as the defence did not say Smaller
was dismissed because he was attacked in the
corridor of the % hsS ucd hs
Statement broaght Harrington, D2vidge and
Sm;thers to their feet, and they protested
AGAINST such a statement. The Judge called
them to oraer but the protests and confuson
continuins, the Judge called Deputy Marshai
Whea the counsel had been made TO sit
down. the Judge said that such conduct and
such language would not certainly intimidate
him. ..
Davilee said that Riddles statement was not
in the testimony, and Harrington said that he
oenedit as point of fact Mrs. Riddle said
he expressly stated he went out of the path of
evidence purposely, because the other side did.
After another reprimand by the Judge to all,
the counsel (Riddle) continued his argument to
recess.
The Cabinet was in session aboat two hours
to-day All the members were present except
Postmaster General Jewell, who is absent from
the CITY. Most of the session was devoted to
the discussion OIL luC itdtuICo VI CuG
renorts of the various members of the Cabinet
and the portions thereof to be embraced in the
Presidents message.
MuIlett's Place.
! The Secretary of the Treasury has not yet
Rendered the position of Supervising Architect
, . any one. The names of several gentlemen
rsiding in Philadelphia, New York ami Chica-
gobave been mentioned, but the Secretary, in
csnersation to-day, said it was his desire to
hayea personal interview with the applicants
befsrt making any selection. st- =
white LeaSuers ia Alabama. u \
TheEepublcan county officers of Bar6ou
county,.Ala., write to Attorney General ", WI
iams thu they are debarred by the Whlt
Leaguers fom exercising their official duties
and are mensted in their personal rights, au'
consequently ask protection from the fedora
| government by troops
The Attorney General in reply will state tina
they being state officers, pust look to the Gov
ernor for protection in the discharge of thei
official duties and Tree exercise of their priv
legeS as citizcns.
Treasury Balances. s
The following are the Treasury balances fc
to-day.-Currency, SIS, 705, 967 /; special depos
of legal tenders for redemption of certificates
deposit, $55 $40, 600; coin, $S2 1873 7S5, includin
soin certificates, SO, 953, 600; outstanding Leg
,ttenders, $3S2000,000.