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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-23


The New York sun publishes a letter written to
President Garfield on the 2Oth OF June last by NJ.
Z. kedell, ex-senator Dorsey's private secretary.
In which he charges that Attorney General Mac
Veagh and Postmaster-General James had at
tempted TO 'Seduce, bride, and corrupt HIM" The
letter is sworn to by Redeu being true and I'm II
ne gives apparently cfrcumstantial detail or the
efforts made by the Cabinet officers named to o.
tain from him such books and papers as woult
convict Mr. Dorsey OF completely In the star route
frauds. Redel says that he purposely pretended
10 have It in his power TO get such evidence and
led the Cabinet officials TO believe him in order
that he might ind out what they were doing in the
matter. Redell goes 80 far aS 10 charge IN I prom
fseS OF place for several members of his family
were made, provided he succeeded In delivering u
the needed papers. Commenting on Redcl'S Ill
legged disclosures, the New York SpHl says editori-
ally: "Gar5eid * dead, and TO longer has any
power over these cases: but Mr.. NacNeagh l. IN
Ing. and should not be condemned unheard II
remains to be seen what answer he Will make e
RedelS allegations. Besides, the testimony oi
this witness Is affected by his own declaration that
In the interest OF Dorsey he deliberately lied about
the whole matter 10 James and MacVesgh.- What
guarantee Is there that in his letter to PreSi lent
Garfield he did not lie still mere eneTgeticaly and
swear to Ii, In the same interest"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-23

DUEL IN MEXICO.-General Carricata chief Of
Sta11 OF General Carlo. and Senior UIra. member Of
congress from the district OF Alamosa, fought a
duei With swords outside the city OF Mexico early
yesterday morning. Senior Urra was MORALLY
wounded. The cause OF the difficulty is unknown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-23

SHE FELL. AsLEEP.-MisS Louisa Large of Vine
iano, Drew her interest money from a small for
tune iet by her mother, and went to Philadelphia
s lew W. uays ago, and after making few purchases
my I.lea she Tell asleep. On awakening she dis
mat aer watch chain and pcketbook
man that was sitting beside her when she he r. rei,
aSleep.-Vin9l0nd Ins1,.,,oJ ~ ~ NAO A~A1
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THE RUSSIAN MINISTER OF WAR is apprehensive
lest the reduction OF the army will swell the ranks
OF the nlhlistS, and is most anxious to lind en-
plOynent for the discharged officers.
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A TRAGEDY FOLLOWING WEpDING-A special
dispatch to the New York World from Greennups-
burg, KY, November 20, says: On last Tuesdly,
Mrs. Ellen Burke, widow OF about forty, residing
about eight miles southeast OF here was married
to Allen Richards, wefl-to-do farmer and trader
Two days festivity takes place, according to an
first day is that OF the wedding, on which the fes-
tivfy is at the brides house. On the second day
1t occurs at the bridegroom or that OF some rela-
tive and Is called ''infa1r." In this case the sin
fair was held at the house OF the bride. As is
customary, there was large gathering of young
people, and until near midnight on Wednesday ali
went merry. At that hour Samuel Burke son of
the bride, got into discussion with his new STEP
father and the two went outdoors to hold a con-
by the report of pistols, and directly after Samuel
Burke was borne in bleeding from probably NOR
tai wound In the shoulder. Mrs. Richards the
gr1ef, denounced her new husband and refused to
was made.
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A PRISONERS STRANGE ACT-JOhn Welsh was
sent Go the penitentiary at Syracuse from Utica,
1 tase ahurSday, Tor vagrancy. He had swollen
nhger and asked his keeper for knife to lance it.
~ was given him, and after he had used 1T, instead
OF giving IL up, he hid it about his clothes. An
guard 1t was then taken away from him. Fri
DAY morning he marched in line to the bucket
Snop He was heard to mutter, as If curstng, on
ms way by various fellOw-cenvicts, and while
passing what IS known as a dr0p-press in the har-
ness shop deliberately thrust his right arm be-
Tween the mammoth cog wheels. He was imme-
ulately taken TO the surgeons Office, where the
arm was amputated at the elbow Ee was then
removed to the sick ward and is being properly
alteration OF mind
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ftIANCLIlY SAIL OF LOT AHD FRAME HOUSE.
- No. lIlG NINtFIENTH STREET BETWEEN
X AND : STREETS NORTHWEST

By virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court of<s.s
me District q Columbia. Iuade and passed in ii:
Equity cause NJ. 1902 entitled l.ichasl O'Day ct --h
al vs. James O Day et si the undersigned, as trustee
premises; ON MONDAY. the ~ ENTY-EIGHTH DAY
rs or NOtENBFk, A. d: 1881. at FOUR O'CLOCK
kns subdyisio1 Of square number t110) ore hundred
and ter, 10 the city Il Washington, D. c. This lot has
front If twenty t21 feet by depth of one hun
drd and forty 10-U0 t14o 1bl00) to 80 foot alley and
Is improved 10y two story frame house.
Terms OF sale: One-fourth cash. the balance to be
pa1a IN SIX twelve and ejEhtf months from the day
of SALE with per interest," or cash at the option
Of hePurchaser, The deferred payments, if any to
De evidenced - the ralssory notes of the purchaser
secured by deed = trust IRON the premises cold
deposit Of one hundred $1,000 dollars VIII rcured Of
recording t purchasers cost. Ii the terms of sale are
not coupled viii: IN days the Trustee reserves the
rht to resell the property at the risk and cost of the
dctauitIg Iufc" ascr uUon giving five days public
nntice OF such resale in newspaper published in
Washington. DC. F AL
,,->-o.,-,>,- DORSEY CLAGETT, Trustee.
AuctiD1RerS. nIe
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FAILURES IN CHICAGO--A telegram from Chi
cago, November %, SayS:-'sThe grain markets
sion OF several firms. The suspension OF Isaac
Myer q Co. and OF L. E. Hall & Co., heavy opera
tors on the board OF trade was announced. WV
watson q Co., and Massey& Co., two small con-
Germs, also went undern
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-23

THE MONTROsE, Nd, OUTRAGE Casa special
70 the Baltimore Sun from Rockville, Nd, Novem-
Der g, says: The grand jury here to-day returned
an Indictment against Rigney, changing him with
an attempt at outrage. His victim Is not injured
SO much as was at first thought and the chances
OF his lynchtng have about passed away. Still
there is feeling that he should suffer the severest
penalty, his intent having been as guilty as II he
had succeeded In the cOnsummatiOn OF his hefnous
purpose Had the Indictment been for the extreme
offence he would certainly have been lynched.
Under the circumstances It is thought the law will
be allowed to take its course.
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FALL AND WINTER
BROWN i CLAGETT,
ENTIRE NEW STOCK.

ENTIRE NEW STOCK.
LATEST FRENCH NOVELTIES.
eATIN MERvEILLEUX DOLMANS.
FUR-LINED CIRCULARS.
JACKETS; ULSTERETTES.
ULSTERS; RhADAMES; SILK PLUSHES.
VELVETS; ROBES ESCHARPE.
MORE FRANCHISE; MORE ANTIQUE
BROCADES; NEW DRESS FABRICS.
CACHEMIRE H1NDOU-DAKKA CREPE.
DRAP DE- KARS. CLEOPATRA; CHUDDAs.
CASHMERES; CAMELS- HAIRS.
MOUSQUETAIRE PERINOT-GANTS DE SUEDE
TABLE LINENS. TOWELS and NAPKINS.
ANTIQUE AND NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS.
LUPIN'S MOURNING FABRICS.
COURTAULD'S GRAPES AND Wells. &c. kc
Il continuance of the patronage extended the late
h-In. PERRY BROTHER" is respectfully solicited
II ONE PRICE ONLY. marked in plain fRures,
SEATON PERRY,
COZ the Late Firm Perry Bro.,)
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. CORNER 9TH STREET.
Established 1910. Mo
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TIE COACH DRIVERS STRIKE IN NEW YORK has
developed into a contest between the employers
! ANA the drivers. When the former engage new
men 10 take the place or the latter the authori-
Ties are communicated with by the drivers and
If the new driver Is without a license he is imme-
diately arrested, and the employer is thus check
mated. The men are still FIRM" apparently well
organized and bid fair TO gain their point
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@Ft oh Street, northwest, | Tr,,,+,,
WATSON j. N .TTON, Af"stee
n1S-dEds 500 Ttt street northwest |

CHaNCERY SALE OF SIX 90 VALUABLE LOIS
~ On SOUTH SHE pF Z STREET NORTHW EST
MI ss4-A E.NIE sN Eli AND EIGHTEENTH
STREETS NCRTNWESI.
q, BY virtue OF decree q the Supreme Court of2Ss
Equity cause No: 7,+35. emitted Robert j. Iser-~.A-
VIII offer for sale At pubic geton in fEontof the prem
1 B.; on on >IIESnAt, THE INLNTY-NINTd GOD
PAY OF NQ,y VI. A. D. 1881. AT FOUR O'CLOCK
four 90. seventy fse 90 sevegtysix t76l seventy
Trustees recorded Subdivision of original lots num-
hered fourteen and fifteen, in square numbered one
hundred and fifty seven u7). in the city of Washing
front by from 1915 feet to 155 s feet deep alley
as shown by copy of said sub division, which will be
exhibited 1T the sale.
Terms of sale prescribed by the said decree one
fourth cash. the ra,ce payable in one, two and three
years after Gate OF SALE with interest thereon. payable
sem, Annually at tie rate Of six per centun
@ shall give his or their promissory
or them deposit Of hundred {1O0) dollars be
required on each lot when sold. Conveyancing and
eording at purchasers cost Terms to be complied with
IN SIX days II any purchaser defaults in CONF lying
with terms OF sale the Trustee the right
sell the property ia default at the risk and of the
oelauitlng purchaser giving five days public
nee OF such resale III some newspaper published in
Washington, D. C..
,,,,,-,.~-o- 49, DORSEY CLAGETT, Trustee.
DUNCANSON BROTHERS. AuctiOueers nl7 -dt1s
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DAMAGE SUIT AGAINST THE w. u. TELEGRAPH
COMPANY.-On Saturday Nelson Perrin & Co. filed
petition In the superior court against the West
ern Union Telegraph Company for s2,GoO damages
The cause OF this action is stated as follows: That
on the 18th day OF August last the plaintiffs were
the owners OF 200 bushels Of mixed corn in Bal
timore; that on that day they left written mes
sage with the defendants to be telegraphed to
as follows: "Close out purchase, thirteen, ten
cents profit to us" The plaintiffs alege that this
message not sent and delivered to their agents
until August ed: that ii their grain had been sold
on the 18th OR 18th they would have realized a
profit OF ten cents per bGShel, but that the market
price had gone downSo much by the 221 that they
suffered great lOSS-for which they ask Judgment
In the sum above named-Ci1sci9t.ati Gazette, 21st
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THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF NEW
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS IN WASHINGTON.

SIX and Wool Dress Goods 37: immense assortment
" %o rlad d prsss Goods - 81 * So g. IS g. Pure
end BLACK Silks so Black and bite Striped Silks So
coiored and Black Satns, 5 Coored SILK Plush 81 So
rG Te MOO OLE G1 sa Series all e9lprs Pure Wool
81 81 25 and 81 so Black Silks are sIecial har4aSns
S9ored and Black Sursh Silks. 81 % Black satin Mer-
Hielx reduced from 81 down to 81. so: Double White
6snketS 81 80. Double White Blankets, 81; Double
WHts Blankets all pure Wool. So. large size Bridal
Preached liable pamask. all Linen. 80: Dinner Nap,
Cn,. al Linen. .3c. dozen; Large size Calico Bed
St21,orts, FL immense assortment of
ana Boys wear 81 % g. rs, 81 81; large assortment
~ Ssektt strrS Circulars and Coats lust received.
GoDle Mdh flannel Sqiting. Bronze, Navy Blue and
Sreeh, 49, Br'cade silks, all colors only 81. piano
Covers. Silk Embroidered So rs: NottnrhaS fu
Srans 10 70 81 Colored Cashrneres reduced from Is
Gown u ID, AL wool FLANNEL SuitinS Is ~ ~
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THE REV. JOHN WILLMAN, pastor OF the St. Boni-
face Catholic church in New York, has been held
to bail for maintaining nuisance In the shape OF
Changing Church bell that is rung at unseaSona-
BILE hours in the morning. The complainant is
young lady living I'm the neghborhood who Is at
fiicted with an acute nervous disease
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BROOKLYN MURDER MYsTERY-The naked
Dody or man was found floating in the bay at
Ine Ioot OF 6Oth street. Brooklyn, yesterday There
were Two stab wounds In the neck, another in the
teis breast and the left foot was missing. The
Gays lt Is thought to be the body of man about
a0years OF age, who was murdered, stripped and
thrown into the water
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CAPT. BORDA's YARN.-Capt BOrda, OF the Portu-
geSe bark Guilherme, at New York from Rio de
10th inst three OF his crew were carried or by the
sea, and while he was considering what to do. as
no boat could be launched, the same sea seemed to
deck. e ~
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THE CAMERoNs IN CoURT.-The two most notice.
able figures In the crowd which had packed itself
OF the veteran Simon Cameron and his son. Senator
Don Cameron. They had come as witnesses In the
suit of the United States against Samuel F. Barr
who was elected to Congress last year from the
Harrisburg district. Mr.. Barr, it was alleged, had
Kinsbury as collector OF the 2d district OF Texas
He testified that the signature to the bond was not
his and that he did not know Kinsbury The two
CamerOns and a number of others who had had
business dealings with Mr.. Barr testified to the
lastly OF the signature. The jury accordingly
22d.
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LOST THE MONEY AT FARO.-George W. Temp
kinS, cashier in the banking house OF Hatch &
Peters, . Prince street, New York has confessed
to have squandered about $4,000 OF the firms
money In faro. He had heretofore borne an IRE
prOachable character. The firm has begun civil
suits against several gambling firms, and expect
| to recover some OF the lost money.
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V,HOMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE lot ON THE
MESI SIDE OF FIRST STREET SOUTHEAST
Pc " W. TGn cIa ND y SHEETS. IMPROVED BY
DWELLING. "A
BY virtue of decree dated the 10th day of Octo
Der, 1881 passed i'll the Supreme Court Of the Dis
1ct OF Columbia IN the cause of Richard King tEA
E Buikley ct al being No 2. 343. equity docket 90
tAe uhtersi9ned trustees will sell public auction in
r lIT. OF the premises ON WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER
IhlitI lei H. 1881, at FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. lot let
tered r" IN the subdivision of lots numbered one,
two thirteen and fourteen of square 692 fronting IL
feet on list street with depth of Sc feet with the i'm
provements thereon, consisting of two-story and
aInet brich dwelling house. containing seven rooms
and having modern improvements.
Terms of sale Oe-third ss residue in three equal
lnsal nents OF six co. twelve 40 and eighteen tS
months from the day Of SALE with interest secured by
lien upon the property; all in cash, the option Of
the purchaser cyey; ncil,y at the cost of the npr
chaser deposit Of 800 accordance of bid II the
terms not cpIur.ed with in seven % DAYS the
rstee reserve The right to resell at the risk and cost
OF defaulting purchaser.
r. h. ELLIOT,
200 9Th street northwest, I r.
WATSON J. N lion trustees.
nIS-dEGS by Ltli Stre.t northwest l
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DOUGLASS,
NINTH AND HspRrb s. bo GEsgD BUILDING
FULL REGULAR. Full TasHIoNEb Double
nrEs sFfTs PEh AHS 5 R EEf BozEs
BEST 'o SSE f PRO Ee oStYi PRICES.
my 9TH AND STREETS.
IMPORTANT TO TAXPAYERS!
BEFORE PAYING SPECIAL TAX BILLS OR
GENERAL TAXES
DUE PREVIOUS TO 1873. SAVE DISCOUNT BY
CALLING UPON
WILLIAM DICKSON,
222 ~ STREET NoHrHwEsr.
n1-1m Three doors above Columbia Building
T IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
SHtaSfsf nHaE h5AHsh ms
LIEBIG COMPANYs EXTRACT OF MEAT.
Al n.alnabe and rastabe tonic in all cases
aR f95 saisn pnass sse
British Medical Journal" &c.
CAUTION-Gennine only with the facsimile Of
Baron Liebigs Signature in Blue Ink across
the Label.
LlEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
To be had Of all Storekeepers, Grocers and
Chemists. Sole Agents forthe United States
iw who de, only c; David Co.. 4s Mark
IN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE COUNTY
Il o., >,.. OF PHILADELPHIA.
AL e Ms'ser o. the Partition Of the Real Estate Of
SARAH PoTF deceased.
~, TO MARY JOHNSON:
Please 70 take notice that the said Cont IN. r.,.oa
aas ciIatl0n directed to you Commanding Won that
laying aside all business and excuses what % n,s
De anu atear before the judges the said Cont ON
SATURDAY, the twenty ixth day of Novor isoI
at ~ O'Clock to show why an nnest sh",pi5
not De awarded to make partition valuation Of the
the order OF the Court in the premises under of
HARRY NJ ALBERTsoN.
Attorney for Charles Pote Petitioner.
n10-1aw,2 w
vI'hE NOVELTY OF THE SEASON.
ENGLISH TRICYcLEs for the Boys and Girls fron,
4 TO ~ years old. st A1oA"
sCRIBNER's BICYCLE school.
TnllmadHe Hall
n-iU 928 street northwest.
EVILS JOHNSON 4 CO.,
BANKERS,
CORNER OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND 10TH
STREET.
Il ToREIaN EXCHANGE. BONDS STOCKS. GEN
Email oANAiS0s Max2
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VERDICT FOR FALSE ARREST.-Yesterday, In the
circuit Court, the case OF James Hennessey agt
Charies Spraul was tried, and verdict given for
plaintiff for $50. Plaintiff charged that on June
iitn, DEFENDANT procured warrant from Justice
and on such warrant he was arrested, confined In
station house, taken to the Police Court and dis
missed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-23

IHE MORMON PRESIDENTS LUXURIOUS STYLE
For the past week new invoices OF costly furniture
for the Amelia palace have been arriving daily
Every hour in the day the hard-workng bronze
listed tthepayers stop in front of the palace and
gaze upon these costly baubles, and make mental
inventories or how much they have deved and dug
gance. There are sofas in the outfit which cost
$50 piece, easy chairs which cost SIS, and car
pets which cost $500 for each ROOM 1t is estimated
that the furniture cost $4,000, but those who have
Inspected it say the palace cannot be furnished in
The style Taylor contemplates for less than from
$5,OCO to 500, Salt Lake Tribune.
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DESERTED WIFEs DIVORCE BILL.-Yesterday
Lucy Cement filed bill for divorce from the
bonds OF matrimony with Robert C. Ozment. She
states that she IS a native of North Carolina but
mas been living nearly all her life in this District
with her aunt; that when 16 years OF age and
temporarily visiting Greensboro, N. c., on March
5th, 1877, she was induced to marry defendant. who
was then over 40 years OF age, and they lived there
till April, 1872 when he deserted her and She be-
leyes he went to Oregon to live, and September
10Th following she came to this city. She asks be-
be restored.
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The wedding at Ascension Church, last evening,
OF Mr. John Chopper, OF New York, and Miss Annie
McLane, daughter OF Mr.. Allan McLane, Of this
city, attracted large company before O'Clock,
the hour fixed for the ceremony. The ushers were
MI. Parish, Mr.. Fales, Mr.. Whitlock and Mr. Ed
ward Spencer, all from New York. Potted plants
adorned the chancel. and in the center was an
arch or white flowers, from which hung marriage
Oen In the shape of a high-crowned round top hat,
ais OF pure white blossoms. Mendelssohn's wed
the bridal party were ready to enter, and the
groom came In with his best man, DR.. Cheeseman,
OF New York, from the yeStry. The uSlerS. in
couples came up the central aisle, followed by the
-FOUR bridesmaids the Misses Emmett, Miss Grace
t potter and Miss Annie Mixter, two and two, and
tne bride with her father. At the chancel he left
her at the side OF the groom, who led her beneath
the arch where they stood during the ceremony.
The brides dress was of very heavy white satin.
draped with white Spanish lace and garlanded
with white flowers. Her veil, of Spanish lace. fell
al the sides and back from her head, where it was
IlSu'ned with bridal blossoms. The bridesmaids
also wore wells, theirs being OF tuIe, caught up to
t1e hair with flowers, or white plumes Their
dresses had petticoats of white India NULL richly
embroidered in white floss, and court trains of
white satin with polka dot India null is the most
iashionable material for bridesmaids, now, it may
very limited number OF guests were asked to
MI. McLane's residence, on Iowa Circle, where
handsome entertainment was enjoyed The
presents were numerous and of great value Mr..
hcLane gift was an entire dinner service, tnclud-
Ing vegetable dishes, four for meats, soup tureen
one dozen each OF forks. spoons, &C., all of silver
repolsSe. To this, in the same ware, the Misses
Cropper, the grooIns sisters, added one dozen sill.
sef dinner plates, and the aunts and uncles tea
Set and strawberry set. Fruit dishes, salvers for
cake, and many other choice articles were sent by
friends
Admiral and Mrs Raymond Rodgers leave to-day
TOT New York to visit their daughter, Mrs Nelson
VINO was married a year ago, and is now keeping
mouse there.-Mr and Mrs. L. NJ. Saunders have
rt from their wedding trip. and are now
staying at the residence OF the brides mother Mrs
Edwin Green, 1901 street.
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A MAN SERIOUSLY INJURED BY AN INFURIATKD
HKfFER.-Yesterday afternoon q mad heifer eS-
capped from its owner and commenced charging
through the streets, and on G and I'd streets
Knocked man and woman down. The man was
seriously hurt, and was taken to the station house.
corner LIST and streets, In an 1nsensible cOndi-
ton. He gave the name OF John Davidson when
he could speak. The wild animal was finally cap
tured and tied up In the yard OF the statl0n-house
TO await the arrival OF the owner.
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HABIT CLOTHS, 75c to 81. so.
ULSTER CLOTHS. soc. TO g. o..
CLOAKING CLOTHS, 81 Is to So. so.
LADIES' BALBRIGGAN AND FANCY HOSIERY.
CHILDREN'S MERINO AND FANCY HOSIERY
GENTLEMENS MERINO AND FANCY HOSIERY.
LADIES', GENTLE3IEN'S AND CHILDREN'S ME-
RINO UNDER-VESTS.
ALL LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, 12bc. to Soc
ALL SILK HANDKERCEIEFS, soc. to $3.50.
EARNER'S HEALTH, FLEXIBLE HIP, AND COR
ALINE CORSETS.
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THE XANDER- SUIT.-Judge Hagner, in
the Court In General Term, Monday, delivered
The opinion OF the court In the case OF Jacob Kan
DER against John Oberheim, reversing the judg-
ment OF the court below and renanding the case
for SANDER in publicly stating that he kept a dis
reputable place, claiming s1000O, land the jury gave
hlIn $50 and costs. Mr.. Leon Tobriner appeared
Tor the plaintiff and Mr.. Ii. b. Moulton for the de-
fendant
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Il AND ;
STREETS NORTHWESI, AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, THE 26TH 81 NOFEMBERf3:L
INSTANT. st FOR O'CLOCK. / will offer for TAX
sale Lot subdi j.. a. in square numbered ..s-
hundred and thirty tree ,lil III the City of Washing
ton. This lc- the 1ieairC~',pod OF the P-strtet
circle and has front 18TH street of "a feet by
depth Of l42 feet ami inch II alley 10 feet wide
and raIiiiy IN proving in ralue
Terms of sale One-foHrth OF purchase money cash
and the balance IL equal ayu5Hts six, twelve ard
e,'htcen months purchaser to 1--WE secured by
Did of trust upon cry fog the deferred pay Iuents
C1lyeySCI1S 81 cost Of purchaser. IereInptory.
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AUCTION SALES.

nUSCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
METROPOLITAN AND NORTH STREET RAIL
ROAD AND OTHER STOCKS AT AUCTION
AT our auction rooms, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER
TMENTE-E II q TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ.