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THoMAs DO ling. Aucteneer.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE; FINE FAMILY
CARR1AGs: HORSE AND HARM SS: Wa
Cons, CARTS AND HARM ESS; FAHMING
IntLENE N rs; FIVE HEAD CATTLE:
IAR-IE LOT CORN, HAY, FODDER, SO, AT
AUCTION
On MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22D, $780, COM ~
MESCISG NJ II O'CLOCK at the residence OF
the late Selby b. ScIgxs, neir Bsuninz's ~
Station, d. o.. j shall sell tie following eff !
feSts.
Rosewood Case Hsliet 4 Davis Pianofnrte.
Hair Cloth Par;or Suite.
Walnut Mahogany and Painted Chamber Furni-
tuTs.
Brussels. Th:ee-ply and Ingram Carpets.
Husk Mattresses.
Walnut Extension Dining Table, Dining Chairs
Cooking and Heating Stoves. Kit ;hsa requisites.
Also,
Fire FAM J Carriage, Horse and Harness.
Buggy and Harness, Two Farm Wagons and Har-
Cart and Harness. Woods Moving Machine.
Farming implements Cider Mil, Wheat Fan.
Three Fine Mich Cows, Two Heifers.
About Ten Cords Sawed s:td Spit Wood
Large Lot Corn, Hay, Fodder sud S7ucfs. &c
N B.-Ihe prem are located 81 Bcnniny's
Station, on the Baltimore and Potomac railroad.
Terms Cash.
THOMAS BOWLING,
novl1-dts AU"tioneer.
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SU1CIDY OF AN ACTRESS HUsBAND.--Herman
Schmidt, the Milwaukee tWis.) saloon keeper
whose wife. an actress, recently married anoth-
er man In Bufialo. \. Y, believing as she said,
Buffalo yesterday by shooting himself
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JENNIE SMITHS BODY SEKN AT DIssECTING ROOM.
In reference to the Baltimore grave robbing
case, reported on the third page OF this paper,
the american OF this morning says that a
reporter Of that paper got from student La a
leading medical college in that city the follow
ing story: The student was working, as usual,
in the college early In the week OF November
.-13 when a fellow student came TO him and
said that In the diss-ct1ng room there was fine
subject. IL vas the body OF young girl. It
had been brought to the college the night b.
fore. The student went with his friend and
saw the body. The description given by him
yesterday tailed in every respect with that OF
Miss Jennie Smith, given by Mrs. Joiner the
aunt OF the unfortunate girl. The body was In
the hands OF the demonstration, and was being
prepared for dissection. The hair was cut Off
first: The breast bone was removed. and then
the heart was taken out. Hot wax was poured
into the veins to preserve them (lcetic acid is
used IN small quantities also for preScrviag}.
Then followed the dissection. The student
said the body could be kept on the ia
beS for over two weeks, but doubted II
any of the remains could be recognized now.
The publication OF the story OF the robbery
had not only stirred up the community, but b ad
made the college authorities extraordinarily
cautious. Not that they were In any way TO
blame, for they bought the body In a legitimate,
medical way: Hao the discovery by Mr. Joiner
the girl In the dlssecting room would never
have been known outside the students, aud
only to them as fine specimen. But circum-
stances and marks upon the body now remem-
hered identify 1t. When questioned as how the
body came to the college. the newspaper man
was taken into the yard and shown a wagon 1t
was dilapidated looking. light express wagon.
The black oicloth cover was peeled and
worn off In many places The running gear was
In good order, however. The back let's down
easily. 81 have seen many bodies come into
this yard in that vehicle" said the young man.
The access to the yard is easy; once inside and
the gates closed, all is safe. ''Once they had q
tody In the wagon. and when they went to take
It out they were obliged TO double 1t up This
led TO the question, who brought the body of
the girl to the college, ii it came in the wagon?"
The student told tie American representative
that their regular man had brought tt. He WAS
teered that the man was old in the business.
The finding of one body, that Of the girl, raises
the question as to the disposal Of the other. 1t
is how accepted as correct that the wrong
grave was opened first, and the body was found
so decomposed that 1t was useless for the dis.
sect1ng room, and was disposed of In some other
WAY known but to the reSurrecttoniStS.
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IAIE, Situated ON MaRYL AND AVE
EUE NORTHEAST, CONSISTING OF A
ORE AND DWELLING. KNOWN AS

n
NUE. NORTHEAST, CONSISTING OF
STORE AND DWELLING, KNOWN AS
80. 81.
BY virtue Of deed OF trust to us, dated "a
March 9Th. ISIS, ard duly rec Irded in hber fXs3
eS3 folio 90. and at the request of the party -ss
secured thereby We will sell at public auction TO
the CHEST bidder. in front of The premises, on
TUESDAY. THE 23D OF NOVEMBER, AT O'CLOCK
P. II all that piece or parcel Of ground situated
ana lying in the District of Columbia, and known
uFon the plat or plan books of the city VI Wash
tnlton Is part of lot No 3, in Square No IS4, begin
Ig Tor said part Of lot at the northeast corner of
AID lot and running thence southwestwardy along
The line Ct Mary land avenue % fest Themes south
caste asdly at right ang to said avenue, to the
southern boundary line OF that part of said lot No
which was conveyed by Waiter 3. 1ox, trustee, to
JDo. ". Jones by deed dated the 30.h of Decem-
her, 1865. at a distance OF rs 5i100 feet from the
said avenue; thence eastwardly along said south
ern boundary line to intersec thu east line Of said
lot at the angle therein distant 81 feet inches,
The place OF beginnin9, containing two thousand
two hundred and eleven feet of ground.
Terms Of sale: ODe-third Of the purchase money
TO be paid in cash, (Of which $3.50 will be required
at the day of sale0 the balance in six twelve and
eighteen months, with notes bearing interest st
per cent. secured the property sold If terms of
sale not complied with in five days, the Trustees
reserve toe right TO sell az cost and risk of default
ug purchaser or purchasers.
GEORGE TUCKER 1r,s+,as
noyI2-d Nj. G. LUTTRELL, irusites'
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JOHN I. DAvENPoRT's THUNDER CLAPn-The
New York World OF yesterday says: John l.
Davenporthas returned from Washington, where
he has been working up evidence" in the
MoreY case, and said yesterday that 1.-The next
public step In the case would be thunder r
this morning without doing anything more
than presenting a few indictments tn ordinary
cases. 1t Is the intention that when the grand
jury adjourns to-day iC shall be until next
Tuesday, as 1t is thought possible that some In
dictments In the Morey case may be ready TO-
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NEW YORK SHOE STORE,
8O5 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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70. Whooping Cough. violent Coughs. ........ so
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To examine our SEWING MACHINES and get
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Iirkt-clafs Machines for rent
We can repair your OLD Machines and make them
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Orders by mail attended 10.
Genuine Needles and Attachments for all Ma
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=, O1Ilco 40 LOuIs18Na avenue.
j. Z. COLDWELL, AHct. noy1o-d&

1 H3TsK on sIXTH sIEEST; HEfw RsE
AbIE B BE, = H9 Hg4ws On T1GbANRa
IsT t kSS T Hs{ MN B s. H9T5Ss
Of the District Of coiumba e passed i IN equity 1
cause No. 7,OO4. the undersigned Trustee -4.A
s5Ta DAi oE SovEMRFn. !, 3: 1880 = o'dioek
city Of s PfGs IN aa the b as snd Of IN the
and Known as part Of original lots five (5) and six
eight 4ss), beginning on 9th street one hundred
snd seventy six Q76) feet and six 90 inches north
south with the inc of said street twenty five as
let eleven and th5eeGusrers ia inches to the
east eighty eight (Ss) feet four "a inches; thence
north twenty five (25) feet eleven and three quar-
Van Coolies line, and thence west to the point of
beginning. together with the improvements there-
SWe2s No s1s 9th sreet orck
And on WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1sr, 1880,
by virtue Of the same Decree the undersigned trus-
ises, to the highest bidder, at o'CLoc4 P. NJ, lot
Ann MacDaniel AID others of lots in reservation
th heIea ten 90 also IL said city, together with
four story brick dwelling house No. 2l3 AZ street
AND IMMEDIATELY AFTER the last mentioned
piece Of property is sold the Rndersisned trustee
BIDDER at public auction in front Of the pre- nises
Lot numbered forty six 'i6) of the subdivision of
Ann MacDaniel and others Of lots in reservation
ten QOl, also in said city. together with the i'm
prver1ents id lot, consisting of two two story
brick houses in jackson Hall alley.
Terms of sale prescribed by the said decree are as
follows:-One- fourth of the purchase mo Iey for
eacA OF The pieces OF property sold. to b, paid in
cash the day of sale, thin days there
5fter and the reSd III case in tire equal in
staments, payable in six, twelve and eighteen
tbs after the day OF sale, the purch or pur-
chasers giving his, her or their proniss Dry notes
for said deferred pay ents, bearing six per cent
i1terest ger am from the day OF sale or any
Turchs or purchasers may pay all the purchase
money in Cash on the day of sale or within seven
dsys thereafter the te to each OF the said pieces of
land 20 be retained by TIE undersigned Trustee I'M
til the purcha money for the same is paid. de
ICslt OF 800 will lie required on each of the said
pieces Of property when sOld.
Nm. W. BOARMAN, Trustee
Room t. Webster Law Building.
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts. noyiS- dads
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CHANGED WITH VIOLATING ELECTION Laws
A. {. Davis, one OF the judges Of election in
Danvine, va. az the presidential election was
arrested Yesterday upon the complaint of Joe
:Jones coiored. charged with violation OF cleo
lion laws of the United states. Examination
wss nnnttnued until to day.
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ID Ii. WARMER, Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE
CITY OF WASHINGTON AND DISTRICT

L
By virtue OF decree of the Supre &c Court -
cause nunEer z. 39l, (Frans T Br1wninr I.I&
administrator OF Thomas Young, deceased, vs.
as Trustee VII offer for sale on FRIDAY. THE 26rH
DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1850, AT FOUR a. O'CLOCK p.
NJ, at public auction, in front OF the premises, all
that piece or parcel OF ground, Wlto the Improve
ments thereoH and the appurteUances theret1 be
longing, lying and being in the city OF Washington
and District of columbus, and known and descrl bed
that part Cf original Lot eixht g. 10 lusre five
hundred and forty-f0ur. (5i4. which begins for
the twenty five feet eas: from the southwest
corner of IA Lot, and running thence east eixh-
teen feet, thsnce north one hundred and thirty
feet thence west eighteen feet, tsence south one
hundred al thirty fee. to the place OF beg mining
Terms of sale are a. follows ;Ine-third of the
purchase money to b paid in cash within fye days
as a deposit a. the time OF sale. ana The balance Of
the purchase money in three equal nstalmeuts In
sale for which the purchaser sh AL deiverh prom
issory note, dated on day Of sale and TO bear in
terest at the rate Of si1 Per cent1m per annum or
FLANK 4. BROWNING Trustee
novl6-eoSds Columbian Law BGil3ins. 9TH s.
CPLENDIO SUBURBAN PROPERTY OF SIX
II ETE AS ASk rfSE2 On sRtS6a h5.
BsING PART OF AN ESTATE KNOWN
ises. on MONDAY AFTERNOON. AID oFtfS
NOVEMBER, AT 4 O'CLOCK P. N, sixty-hye>-
acres Of land. almost entirely wooded. very desira
This property is IL miles ftom Boundary street.
situated northwest from washington, on the i4th
SOD according TO plat which can be seen ut our
ke, Being in one q e the
Terms ODe-third cash; balaDce in one and two
lion Of purchaser deposit VI $50 WI be re- re-
qaired st sale Further information can be OBJ
~ " DUNC1NsoN BROS. Auctionesrs.
noSli-d 9th and U streets n W.
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TvR CASE OF INDIAN AGENT BKRRY.-udge
NcCrary. at Denver. Col, yesterday, refused 70
grant the motion OF the attorney general TO
transfer the case OF Indian Agent Berry to the
States has exclusive Jurisdiction On the Indian
yoSpryaftOn.
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CPLENDIO SUBURBAN PROPERTY OF SIX
- TY LIVE ACRES ON FOUKTEEN n
SPECIALTIES.

Mrs H. +. WRIGHT, CLAIRvOYNNT AND MAG
1Nl NErIC PHYSICIAN, has euine ut success IN treat
Ing scute and chronic diseases The suffering
should call At her residence, coo 9th ST., Of
st. northwest oct28 Iup
Ar CORA BLAND, n. D,
WI. has removed from sos 18th st. northwest to
1903 g st northwest, whore she NAV be consulted
professionally during DAY AND EVENING All
diseases treated by the most approved methods
Nervous affections and diseases peculiar to women
with special success.
Once In residence seplI-3m
NTME BROOKE TELLS ALL TIL Z EVENTS OF
Ul LIFE. All business coafide1tial. Ladies and
Gentlemen 50 cents each. No. 40S l. street. be-
tween 4th and 5th streets northwest. augll-15w'
NINE BLANCHE OF PARIS FEN ALE DoorREss,
V1 cures all complaints especl ally eucorrhea the
reader Of cards Tells everything Also the future1
no. 60 10Th st., between 4 and + northwest.
N3l-l8ws
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AUCTION SALES.

CONVENIENT SALE OF UNaERvICEABLF
OMATERIAL AT INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 9th.
UnserN1ceGble Goods st Interior Department cor
Ter 9th and q streets northwest consisting in part
Carpets. Mat.inEs, Desks. Tables. &C., &c.
cash. all" s0 DGSoA e fS1 Ssos .an'd
noH2O-3t Aucttoneers.
V'Hos. ]. FISHER Il CO.. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VALUABLE Lors
ON WEST SIDE OF SEVsSTa SrREsT
s sKIENPs sSp ek ntTT lTESUzB BOUNDARY
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER saA
virtue Of two deeds Of trust to the subserbers.
respectively ia iiber 7ss at foos ias and i25. and
10y order Of the benefciares under said deeds we
tG2), in Jesse 4. Haws subdivision of "Mount
PleasaIt Farm" fronting each 40 GO 100 feet on
Width 24l t7-1o0 feet to Eighth street extended to-
Eetner with the improvements and appurtenances
Terms One-third in cash: remainder in six and
twelve months, 18th interest. and secured by a
$50 on each lot must he made at tie time OF SAL.
Conveyancins and recording al the purchasers
Under deed recorded in L;bar 7ss; folio 12a.
'.1F Gad Is'0' s' wM h CLARE o Trast,e
TTNH0s. j. FISHER & Co.
4 Real Estate Auct1neers, 1923 ST. NV.
CGAs CEET SALE OF A FOUR STORY BRICK
HI sE ~ NnsTH rifag. BETMEEN
TIE IMMEDIATE YICINI-Y OF The
CAtIItL.
By virtue of decree of The Supreme Court Ia
of She District IF Cou uba, pas cd In equity .S3
CaUse No '44S will sell at public auction .sMR.
on FRIDAY, THE 81 DAY OF DECEMBER,
lt31 IT O'CLOCK P. NJ. III IF ut OF the premises.
IL following real Get its situated in ths city OF
Wasting ton. D. c., to wit: AL that piece parcel
nt round known and described as lot twenty-five
tz%', in square No seven hundred and twenty eight
,'z1. together with al the ion or3ye ents and sp
rII- tenaUCJ to the same belonging
lie terms of sale ave as fol Ows One third of
The purchase money il csh the balance in three
equal instruments, payable in Elk twelve and eig1-
teen months from the day Of sale for which the
purchaser all give his pronissory notes. bearing
interest at six per cent psr anrun, secured by
deed OF trust on the property. ali in cash at pur
chasars option. depot it OF 500 will be required
at time Of sale. Terms Of sale to be complied with
within five Gays from day of sale and all conveyan
CAT IT purch .sers' cost.
rRAsk T. BROWNING. Trnstees
BENJAMIN DAVENPORT,} Ar"s'oes'
roy2G- d&ds
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4 FATAL EXPLoSIoS.-Captain O'Nesr5 saw
aid griSt mill, one mile from stevenson, Ala,
was blown up yesterday al noon ~ tlte bursting
OF a boiler and totally destroyed. Two white
ana two coloTed men were killed ana two color
ed men wounded, probably fatally, and two
white men seriously. The cause or The eNpl0-
sion was careleSsness on the part or a colored
en- rirnnla
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C,HAs. W. HANDY. Real Estate Agent.

CuANCFRY SALE OF LOT No. q, IN sUBDI
VISION OF SQUARE 7I9. SITUATED ON FL
SrREET, BETWEEN SECOND STREET
AND DELAW IRE AVENUE NORTH EAST.
BY virtne Of a decree Of The supreme Court 4vA
Of The District OF Columbia, passadiu equity fas3
Cause No. 6, 1893, of Ellen Shenan against .A4A
Jchu sheban ct al. the undersigned, as Trustee,
vi, sell st pubic auction in front Of the premises,
on MONDAY. THE 22D DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D.
1883. AT 30 O'CLOCK NJ, all that piece or parcel
Of ground known and designated on the plan or
Plat OF The city OF Washington, District of Column
bls. as Lot numbered eight 80. in subdivisi of
SO; are numbered seven hundred and nineteen
DalaSare avenue northeast
Terms of sale: One-third cash, and balance in
three SIX, nine and twelve mo- ths from day OF
SAL, with interest secured by the nssory notes
II the purchaser, with surety to the satisfaction OF
money. No deed given until all purchase M 1ney
shSl have been paid. All conyeysneing at pur-
u htn property is sold.
WILLIAM J. MILLER, Trustee,
Office 400 Louisiana avenue.
L Ala.t a
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Maple square, Capitol Hi, Washington. 40
4. 1S~n

FLOODING TIKI NEES-Tne superintendent
or the Yellow Jacket mine, ar Gold Ill., Ne
vada. has notified all the superintendent OF the
rnines concerned that he VIII imlnad etely stop
bailing water al the yellow jacket STAT, tue
wear and tear of the machinery ap1 cables be-
Ing too great TO be continued. This VIII hood
the lower level OF the EXcueG1eT Alpda, Con-
solidafed the Imperial, Confidence ksutuck.
Crown Point and Belcher mines AID stop work
there for six weeks.
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EHANCERY SALE OF THOSE VERY yALUA-
~ BLK LOTS ON STREET NORTH VEST,
BETWEEN VERMONT AVENUE AND FIF-
TFENTH STREET. FAOISj MCPHERSON

TENTH STREET. FAOISj MCPHERSON
SQUARE
BY virtue OF decree OF the Supreme Court ~
OF the District of Columbia, passed in Equity ~
Cause No. 4, 651, in which Lien Butler and -usk-.
another are Plaintiffs, and William Queen et al
oefeDdants will st II at public auction, on SAT-
URDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1850, at b O'CLOCK NJ
IN front OF the premises, those tSo valuable Lots of
Ground known as lots three 80 and four a. in
square 2lG, Washington city, ID. u, with the i'm
proyemtnts. These lots have each frontage on K
street OF y feet and are 100 feet deep They Will
be offered separately.
Terms % tsle: One-fourth cash. Of which $500
must De paid ST the time of (S50 each lot y
balance in equal instalmelts sig, twelve and
eighteen months. with interest, to be secured by
deed OF trust on the property &c, all ctsh, at
the OPTION of the purcb2sr. f terms are not com
pied with IL ten days, ths property vii be resOld
al the rlsk and cost of the defa 1ItnT purchaser.
SOEyeyaLciux and recording at cost Of purchaser,
ARTHUR A. BIRNEY,
T.Rprrr ESIi '|-00'- Trustees.
Cor : St and La NV
THOS- J. ISHER & co, Aucts. noylT-dtJs
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DOWLINa, Auctioneer.
EXTENSIVE SALE BY CATALOGUE OF FINE
BERLIN. SMYRNA, TURKISH AND BRUS-


On TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER ODD, 1890,
AT II O'CLOCK, within my salesroCnIs, I will sell
fine assortment of the above goods. We name in
part $50 els Brussels CARPETS, very large Berlin
Carpet, ak fine Smyrna Carpets. and large lot
Turkish Hugs, Mats, &c, &C. Sale peremptory.
Terms cash.
nOyI7-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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THE MARKET QUESTION IN NEW YORK-A CoMMU-
NIFTY REBKILING AGAINST COBwRBS AND SHAN
TlES-THE PRESIDENTIAL PENSION SCHEME
GEN. GRANT AND MEXIC0-CATTIE SHIPMENTS
ABROAD TO BE SUSPENDED-DRAMATIC AND
GENERAL E0TES-SARA BERNHARDT AND SAL
vISI-COILECTOR SIMMONS DESERTS GENERAL
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merchants, manufacturers clerks and
commercial agents who frequently jour.
ney between Edinburgh, the second city
of Scotland in point of population, and
Dundee, which ranks next and is also the
seat of the Scotch linen trade.
The London Standard, in an editorial
this morning, says: "When the first
feeling of horror which hangs over the
country shall have subsidized, a strict and
severe Investigation into the causes OF the
accident will be demanded by the peo-
pie, and nothing short of complete
answer will be accepted. The gale to
which the bridge succumbed was not ex-
ceptionally violent, the train of cars hav.
ing apparently nothing to do with the
accident, which had occurred before the
cars reached the broken portion. The
national reputation is at stake, and the
investigation must be searching indeed"
LONDON, Dec. 30.-The Government
has sent two inspectors to ascertain the
particulars of the Tay Bride disaster, and
has directed q formal inquiry into the
occurrence.
Divers have thus far been unable to
discover the wrecked train. They will
make another effort to-day.
The place where the train sank is full
of quicksands, and, if the bodies of the
drowned are not recovered within few
days, they will be imbedded with the
cars beyond recovery.
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THE PROPAGATION OF FIsHEs.-From
the report of Hou. A. P. Butler, Fish
Commissioner, for the year 1879, we learn
that considerable progress has been made
towards stocking the waters of this State
with edible fishes, and in a few years we
may expect every stream within our lin
its to afford plentiful supply. The fol-
lowing are the numbers of California
salmon, shad and German carp and the
waters in which they have been placed
during the year:
California iSaln,on-January: Catawba
River, 1000; Broad River, 1000; Paco-
lette River, 4,5OO; Saluda River, 4,5OO;
Edisto River, 5000; Cooper River, 5000.
Total, 25,0O0.
i&ad-May: Cooper River, 1000;
Ashley River, 1000; Pee Dee River,
$4,000; Yadkin River, $4,000. Total,
$4,000.
German Carp November 6: 204;
November "a: 476. Total, $50.