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Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-04-28
no THE UNF0Ess Z q NATE!
DR, GIBBONS DTSlPE.E.5HlSARY,
sss kearnY streef, san E'rar,elaeo.

Established IN ISS: for
tho troStmeay OF Sexual
and Semilal diseases.
such asGOaorrhea, Gleet,
Structures, Syphilis ia ali
its forms, Serlina- Weak
mess, lmpopcncy, Skin
Diseases, ETC, perms-
nently cured orno charge.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal Emissions, the
consequence oiself-abuse.
: This solitary vice or de-
prsyedsexGai indulgence,
- N.-~E aa.~r,-. 80 80 q. ft.a 49,
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-04-28

n. H- RUSSELL,
NO. sIs J STREET. ...lfe.2 In ! SACRAMENTO.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-04-28

s0-ECE--s VIII seJ;ts a trial bottle OF
sEic KE,sUVEsAT9E-sUf1 cielsE 20 show its
aerit-tree CT charge, 10 any ems AFFLICTED,
Supplying By iceter, stating Esse ByInptGlDs
and aS4. Communications cir cEIy e3l4-
tsGrsiss.
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The NEArkelS.
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. Nov. s;-vrgnia e. consols 5sK;
do past due coupons, 60 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 3.-Cotton uuiet-rniddlinx, l02s.
Flour quet-Howard street aud western 50s4 90:
do extra 25a4 rs: do. family. Stat. 00 city mills
suIer, 5Oai h0 do. extra, 25a5. S. do. Ru brands
30 Patapsco FAMILY rs do. super Iave patent. 90
Wheat southern steady: western opened b CHER and
ALB; No, 1 Maryland, i:Qsa bii; No ? western
winter red. spot and November. 1.054sl. 051s
PF sSsI.rY lio5sal1;; January Os
western shade n better closing easy-south-
low, 3! old, 70 new western mixed. spot S2as7
November. 7Sas5; year. 66x asked; January, 81 ga
6lA: Oats Quet-southern. 43a47; western white, asa
do mixed. 42a4S: Pennsylvania. 44s47. Rye steady
I,a9s and Maryland il.oo.i5 90. Pro
shomlders and clear .b sides packed. IN and lsk
1saldih, aI dsrd.rsfnsd 49, Butter rn.wsster9
higher, %. Petroleum dull-refned, 7ssa7H. Coffee
quiet-Rio csrgoes. ordinary to fair. 7,sa9. Sugar
Whisky quiet and steady. i2iai. a. Freiehts to
sl lsa nfs ouF fs.ln Old Recspts-aoSF
bushels oats g; tes bushels; rye. 700 bushels. Ship
ments-whcat, 80. i93 bushels corn, none. Sales
wheat 263, sS7 bushels; corn. 359. 652 bushels.
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washington Mnrkc,-Rc,a,r Prices.


MkATs-Beef, slrloin, Is lsc. per 10: do porter
house, isaac: rib roast, lostSc: steak laLalsc
Gorned Beet. salec.: Dried Beef, clipped, sSasoc.
do SLICED, soe Tongues e0a7sc ;1smh. spring l2<a
90; Veal, l2HasOc; Mutton, sai5c Porn. laalSG;
Sausage, lialsc.; Bacon Hams, sugar cured
Lars, cnt, SaIoc; Shoulders, laalsc, cut isasoc
FRuIrs:-oranges, soaeOc. per doz: Lemons, soa
t0c per doz; Bananas, eoaeoc per doz. oocoanuts,
per PIX Pears, Soc asl; do tcookiSs .OasSS. ai per
FIsH.-Perch. ssa4Oc per bunch; Rock. large. Goa
CSC per H., 40a5oc. per bunch; Mackerel, 9na2Sc
Halibut i5aeoc per H.: Goldfish, lOaisc. per 10. !:
Sheephead, 20asoc. per H.: Trout. l2alsc. per III
Sea Bass, I2al5c. per H.. Black Fish, l2aiSc. per
Me1e asn s is psr S
mondback, $Soa$ss per doz-; Turtle, s5c.asi each;
BUTTER. Philadelphia Print, Soc per ~;
Western Creamery, Sc; New York. zoe. !;
Roll, S0a4Oc: Cheese, l2asoc-; Eggs, 2saSOc. per
Observation-Disclosures. Qrish., soa4oc. per peck;
do (sweep, soa4oc. per. pk;Cabbage sasc. pr head;
Spinach. 0a30c. per peck; Beans tsnap loae0c. per
peck: Egg Plant sasc: each; Beets, sasc per Oh. !:
lee. per doz.: Carrots, sasc. per bunch:
b rn %a aSs
each; Cymlins, l0c per doZ Peas, s0ab0 per peck
corn, lOalsc. per doz squash, sas per H.; Radish,
PouLTRY.-Turkeys, I5alsc. per H.; Chickens
5oa75c per pair; Ducks, 20; aa per pair; Geese.
Sca each SqGs65 ssoass per PC dSa
$50 per pair; do lmaiardl, 81 per pair; do COar
qn irS 10 peer 9r Sssr s Par
Snpe. 81 per dOz; Black Birds, 40a50c. per doz
venison, 25c. per ID.
TIE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
che Me9 Yo are Tie 9oennE and closing price,
| by special wire 10 III. IL Dodge. 500 18th street
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE TWO STORY
FRAME DWELLINGS ON WEST SIDE OF
JEFtERSON STREET. BETWEEN WATER
STKEET and THE CANAL. IN GEORGE
By virtue of deed of trust date1 the fourth dayl.,
of November 1850, duly recorded Liber 953 a
foiiOs AZ, &c, OF the lana records for Wasl--A
ingion county, District Of Counb A. the undersigned
Trustees viii sell ON FRIDAY. THE TENTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1882, at FOUR O'CLOCK 7. NJ, in front
OF the premises the following described real estate
known and being two lots in Georgetown, in said
District, bounded follows: That is to say for one
piece beginning the side of Jefferson street
sail Georg town. at the center of piece of ground
doetle by VIM. II. Dorsey Patrick Connolly and John
Connolly, on the 10th day of February, 1907, and
fronting said street and running thence south with
said slice OF said street sixteen and half feet,
less the southeast OF the piece decided by
NIn- H. Dorsey; thenc vestwardly with the line Of
said as it runneth alley; thence northwartily
with said LEY the distance as the 'front.' and thence
In a straight line to the place of beginning. And for
erson street at the distance Of hundred and eighty
FIVE feet northerlY from Water, formerly Causeway,
street and running thence westerly and parallel with
Water street hundred and five feet thence northery
and para lei with Jefferson street thirty feet thence
twarly and parallel with first jefferson street.
and thence in straight line to the place Of beginniu
together with the improvements.
Terms One-t1ird cash, The balance in three equal
payments at six. twelve and eighteen months. with
notes barring interest at six per centum per annum
until paid and secured by deed of trust the property
sold, all cash at purchasers option All conveyancing
and recording at purchasers cost. Fifty dollars deposit
on each property at im3 of sale.
os1dSd. 8 sEsSE H G SIasaSeH} Trustees.
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The Star Route Jury Case.


In the Police Court, this afternoon, in the case
OF Arthur Payne. charged with attempting to cor
rupt Juror Brown. in the star route trial, MIR
Davis continued his argument after the report in
the first edition closed
Mr.. Davis argued first against admitting the
Foote affidavit. He then proceeded to assail the
testimony Of Juror Brown, arguing that it was un-
worthy OF credence.
Judge Smell said as it had not been impeached.
he would not take upon himself to decide that
Brown was not telling the truth.
Mr.. Davis said he proposed to show that there
was no approach; that there was scheme by
which it should be asserted that there was an APP
proach. He proposed to show that the manner OF
the prosecution OF the scheme and that the testi.
mony OF the Juror Brown, the am lavit OF Foote
and the letter OF FOote asking for 81 900 was In per-
feet harmony with the scheme.
81 may have theory" sail Judge Smell, ssthat
there was scheme. 1t was very remarkable, the
whole e. thing nm Now, suppose the defendant was
"Then fall" said Mr. Davis.
Mr. Davis said that they found one OF the prin-
clpal actors IN this proceeding making an AFFIDAVIT
the star route case, and at the same time
9, n0o rdn to him letter asking for
taking the defendant to a house In this city
| and attempting to screw up his courage to point
star route defendants that Fall had been an en-
plOye OF the Department OF Justice; that he had
been In relations with Foote and Payne, and they
did 1t by getting everybody except FAN to swear
| in accordance with their scheme.
THE S, 900 TRANSACTION,
Mr. Davis said, indicated the value this turn of
| affairs to the star route defendants That wasn't
all that was necessary. They must have a Juror
who was approached, and they secured one OF the
two jurors who had voted to acQuit the chief
defendant-a Mt instrument for his purpose
Foote and his AFFIDAVIT were not here. The de-
PENDANT remained true. The admissions OF the
defendant were simply declaration that he under
stood
They found the defendant, sought and resOught
by Major Richards, attorney for Dorsey, and a
and by these two worthy gentlemen taken to MI.
IngerSOll'S house.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer.

CHANcERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM.
PROVED PROPERTY ON THE EAST SIDE
OF THE SEVENTH STREET TURNPIKE,
MAR THE HOWARD UNIVERSITY, BE-
TWEEN TkUMBULL STREET AND HOWARD
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of thel
AIRY. 1880. in equity cause No. 1854. wherein ne.
Ct a. defsndsnts the undsrsgnsd Trustee viii eel At
TENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER 1881 the fol-
plat filed in the cause. Viz: An that part Of
Of Columbia. known Mount Pleasant, and being q
part OF Lot No. three (S in the division Of said tract
which was allotted to David Peter said part parcel Of
ano fronting the eastern boundary Of the Seventh
Street Turnpike leading to Rockville, and containing
one square Of land bounded the north by W. d.
Bears purchase and the south by that tract sold to
Aaron Gattrel together with I'll the improvements
&C. Said property subdvded into lots Of SO to 81
feet 'front.' with depth Of 208 feet One Of said lots
improved by large three-story brick dwelling and
clubhouse.
Terms Of sale: Onethrd of the purchase money cash
In hand. and the remainder In three equal netalmentA
payable at sx. twelve and eighteen months from the
day OF sale. the said deferred payments bearing IN
terest ct the gate Of six Per cent per annum from
cate OF sale. An cOnveynncing ct cost OF purchaser.
Taxes 70 Be paid BY the Trustee out Of the proceeds Of
SALE deposit OF $50 each lot required day Of
eale II the terIns OF sale not compiled With In tan
dsys ne Irnssse rsssrys tes &ht e resen the pro
o00-o HARVEY i PAGE Trustee
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The New York Horror.


FUNERAL OF MRS. DR.. SEGUIN AND HER THREE
CHILDREN.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3-The funerals OF Mrs DR..
Seguin and her three children, whom she shot and
Killed took place to-day from their late residence
In West 10th street From an early hour the street
was thronged with people, whom ii required a
squad of police to keep in order. The funeral was
strictly private, being only attended by the men,
bers Of the family and intimate friends DIR.
Seguin was present and looked 10 be utterly broken
down. The services were very short, and were
conducted by the Rev. DR.. Robert COlyer who
made few appropriate remarks The remains
were then conveyed in three hearses to the Grand
central depot and taken to Woodlawn cemetery
for 1ntermenL
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THOS. J. FISHER 4 CO.

1NHOS. J. FISHER 4 CO.
PEREMpToRY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON F, BETHEL THIRTEENTH
AND FoURT ZEE sIREETs N0RTHMEsT;
OF THE .GAS-lIGHT COMPANY" AND ON
FOURTEENTH STREET, BE WEN OHIO
AVENUE AND D STREET NORTHWEST. TO
CLOSE AN ESTATE
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NOvEMBER<a
SEVENTH. at FOUR O'CLOCK in front Of the Mi:j
in square No. 253 Is feet inches by SO feet 1917
ches. improved by substantial and base
ment Brick Dwelling House, No. 1893 street north
west.
At HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. SAME
pAY on the premses shall sell the north II feet Of
proved by three story Brick Dwelling. No. 412 10th
AT FIVE O'CLOCK P. M SAME DAY, in front Of
the premises sha sell the south "a feet by 95 Of
Lot in square 257, east side Of 14th street. be-
tween street and Ohio avenue. with Frame Building
School,
Terms: One third in cash. the remainder in one and
two years. with interest payable semi annually, and
secured by deed OF trust on the premises all con
veyancing at cost of purchaser deposit of $500
each piece Of property win be required at the time Of
sale. THOS. j. FISHER Il CO.,
O25-d 1924 street northwest.
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star.



PHH.ADELPHIA, Nov. 3-The I'VE assessors and
United States supervisors arrested yesterday for
making fraudulent and fictitious registration OF
voters, together with O supervisor taken into
custody this morning, were arralgned for
nearing this afternoon before United States
commissioner Gibbons The first case called was
that or the Irregularities in the first dvsson OF the
5th ward, I'm which James Wilson and Charles
MARSH, u. S. supervisors and John Myers. lodging
house keeper, were the defendants Myers &C.
knowledged that there were 2l persons registered
from his place, OF whom he had no knowledge.
testimony TO this effect was offered by Deputy
L. 3 Marshal Cake, who further stated that hall
dozen fictitious names had been placed on the
pack OF the assessors list The accused were held
IN II ,5OO Dail each TO answer at court. The attor.
ney Tor the defendants declared that there was
ample room for the discovery OF similar frauds in
the sth ana Sth wards. The cause against Sam'l
Weisenthal and John Mooney, U. 4. supervisors
and John Harry, assessor charged with fraudulent
registrations In the Sth division Of the 4th ward
was next called.
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j. FISHER l. co.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE PREMISES KNOWN
AS foods OPERA HOUSE,"
BY virtue of deed of trust dated the eth day Of
November, A. ID. 1872. and recorded in Iiber No III:
fOl folio l0l one OF the land records of the District
OF Columbia and by the request in writing, Of the
highest and best bidder on the premises on MONDAY
the SIXTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, AID. 1882, at
FIVE O'CLOCK in the afternoon. ''all of lot num-
bered (onel aud the east half of lot two in square
numbered 3Sl hree hundred and eighty -one) in the
City of Washington, District of Columbia according to
the orginal plat or plan Of said CITY, said half Of
two fronting fifty feet north street and twenty
three feet SIX inches on Louisiana avenue together
with all and singular the improvements ct cetera as
III said deed mentioned.
Terms Of sale $40 900. with per cent interest from
April 27th 1882 till paid and the expenses sale in
cash and the residue III equal in one and two
years from date of SALE with six centum
interest for which the purchaser must give notes.
secured the property sold to the satisfaction of the
trustees The property VIII be sold subject to
assessments DUE and all conyeyancing will lie at the
purchasers cost.
A. HYDE, S,.
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o96-eod63dbs
DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

hUNCANSON Bros, Auctoneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF BONDS, SECURITIES
PATENTS. &C.
BY virtue of decree of the supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia. in equity No. 1928 George
NS{es ssaiast EdT Win Il GFsy we Will on the
mencing at TEN O'CLOCK IN THE FORENOON.
at the Auction Rooms of Duncanson Bros, corner Of
9th and d streets northwest, in Wac @ngton, D. c..
proceed to Sell the following assets lne late firm Of
Gray Noyes. to wit:
g. fourteen Mortgage Bonds Of tina auquier White
Sulphur Springs Company, Of ono undred dollars
each. with interest coupons attach being bonds
numbered II, 10. 1872 and PA to 224 Inclusive Pay
ment of these bonds secured by m rtgage on real
estate situated Warrenton, Virginia full
information of the value OF the property &C.. viii be
given at the time of sale.
Patent In 5923. Improvement in Pug Mills.
lO5ll9, Cutoff Valve Gear and Valve
90 148971. Improvement in Brick Machine
- 1623O1. - Ore Crushers.
- 19O3l2, Combined Adjustable
Engine and Screw
..19O355 Do, do, do
1885, So Driving Gear for Street
4359s Governor Valve
Ten Shares Anacostia and Potomac River Railway
Company Stock.
SIDNEY T. THOMAS,l ru,,s.oo.
o27-tds CHARLES c. COLE, ! Ai"S'ooo
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Killed hy n TrQJn

NEW YORK Nov 3-The coroner's ONCE was no.
tined to-day OF the death OF James II. Garrison,
colored. porter in one OF the palace cars OF the
PeBnSylv ania railroad. He was found unconscious
on the platform OF the Car, day two ago, with
his skull fractured. IL is supposed that passing
train near Pitts field, Pa, struck him.
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A. HYDE, Sr-,,.
o11-dNds CHAS. NJ. MATTHEW'S. t1rustees'
TTNRUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE LOT OF
Il GROUND ON NJ strict NORTH. NEAR SEW
ENTH STREET WEST. IN THE CITY OF

the District Of Columbia, In Equity Cause No. 1&
s.l4o Docket %. will sell at pub ic auction inA-
OF HoVEMBEK 4. D; 1882. at FOUR O'Clock P.
ion Of square numbered four hundred and forty eight
as recorded in the office Of the Surveyor Of said
District In lber Nj. X, folio 275. Said has front
113 feet. 10
Terms Of Sale third of the purchase money cash
and the balance in equa. instruments at % and two
his promissory notes for deferred payments bear
ing interest at the rate Of six per per annu until
PAID payable quarterly and secured by deed of trust
upon the premises Sold ali cash at the option of the
purchaser. All convey ancng of purchaser xO0
down when property sold. EUGENE CARIISi
nj eodGds Trnst.o
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Local Notes,
The CouRtn.
PROBATE COURT@Jud0e Hd0yaer.

FROBA1B COUK1OvUu0e Hd05eT.
To-day, win Of w. B. Corbett; exemplined copy
Lewis K. Taylor; petition OF Mary 4 Taylor MED.
Estate Of VIM. 0rme: petition Of executor for
authority to pay assessment on scrip gas stock
died and granted. WIN and c0dicu of Albert
Clarke; hled and proven. VIM OF b =. James;
dlod with petition Of widow, and comm1Gnto0
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EUNARD LINE
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
1HE CINtRD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED.
EEI"tEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
1-CAIIlNG AT CORK HARBOR.
IRON PIER 40 y. - NEW YORK
serVla -----.. Wei. Nov Galia We'd, Dec
scyti-a-... We'd. Is Nov. Seryia Ned Is Zee
botilla-- Wed =. Nov Scvthia We'd. 20 Dec
C2t.lgsl%; Ned. - y. fothnis. We'd. % Decs
AMI L' Enf WEDNESDAY FROM NEW IORh.
Kate OF PASSAGE:
sco, geo End 500 for PASSENGER accommodations.
ttet rSgt NJ very low Steerae tickets from Iiy
srToo and Queenstown and all other parts Lurope az
lowest rates
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast Glasgow
Hayre. Antwerp and osaer ports tie Continent and
Tor Mediterranean ports.
For freight aud passage apply at the COmpauys ofce
No. Bowling Green. both steeraye and cabin TO
QT1S BlGELOW & CO.. COS 7th street. Washington
Crto Messrs OTIS BIGEiOW A CO
lsnl! COS 7th street. Washington.
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TelcgraphiC Briefs.

The loss by the burning OF Eddy's saw mill,
match and pail factories at Hull. Ont, yesterday.
will probably reach $4,000, against which there
is said TO be an insurance of 1925 OO0 Other losses
foot UP So 900, with insurance OF 1000
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CoEFoLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.

THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE
We eave her wharf, f0t Of 9Th street, EiONDAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. at $50 oci'k m. touch
ing iirey Point. Point 0Okcut and Fortress 5iOnr g.
CONNECTING AT " 'EFUIK WITH TIE BOSTON
AND PROVIDENCE SIEAMtkS.
Firstcass fare 20 Fortress Monroe and Norfolk s. so
Second class fare 10 Fortress Monroe and Norfolk
lrst class fare to Pney int and Point Lookout 80
See0nd lass fare to Pney Point and Point Lookout
IetuIl hing. leaves Norfolk TUESDAYS THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS. at nv o'clock m.
THE NEW YORK STEAMERS
JOHN GIBSON and E. C. KNIGHT viii resume their
trIs, leaving Pier Al. hast River, New York. every
SATURDAI. at four O'clock pm. and Geo .yetown
every A II UkSDAY, at o'c,Ock a m For particulars
apply to agent, 63 Water street. GEORGETOWN.
Tickets and staterooms be secured at general
Office, G13 18th street, National Metropolitan Bank
Building; e q. Ticket Office 1881 PeDnsy wanna ave-
hue; St Marc Hotel, and al boat.
Oc.ss; ALFRED WOOD. Secretary
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News Briefs.

Inc case OF Col. Cocker1ll, charged with the KILL
Ing OF Col. Slayback, has been continued In St
Louis until the 21st inst.
Bishops Simpson. Bowman, Wiley, Merrill, An
drews, Warren and Hurst, OF the general com.
mittee OF the Methodist church on church extern
sion, are comforting in Philadelphia relative to
the amount to be raised and distributed In the
Yellow Dock and running mate yesterday, at
Providence, r. J., beat Billy ID. and running mate
two heats in 2:i6sl and 2:lS. Purse, 81 90.
The Sultan has furnished Gen. Wallace with
letters to the Syrian authorities, instructing them
to receive and entertain the minister OF the United
States as his guest
In the house OF commons yesterday Mr. Gibson's
amendment 10 the clotu-e rule Substituting two
thirds majority for the bare ma Jorty proposed by
the government was rejected 10y a vote OF 90
against 23S.
Ex-President Hayes yesterday addressed the
Cincinnati chamber OF commerce.
The Vienna shoemakers created disturbance
on the streets yesterday because the government
had dissolved their union.
Seven new cases OF yellow fever were reported
| at Pensacola, Fla, yesterday.
A mule kicked an eight-year-old boy at Shenan-
| doah, Pa. yesterday and killed him.
The IWJ, Field and Farm win of1er an inter-
national cup TO be rowed Tor In August reXt Ten
men, including Edward Hanlan and George w.
Lee Will contest for the prize.
Mr.. Gladstone yesterday, in the English COM
MONS In reply TO an inquiry as 70 how long the
British occupation OF Egypt would continue, said
that the occupation was the result OF the war.
The governor OF Guaymas, Mexico, has been
driven from the city by an Infatuated mob.
Major Allen, In charge OF the militia that con-
o oe DENIES thaf Sts Neaf r aad ua
| at the mob on the river bank, and states that the
people were wounded by stray shots
An agreement was entered into last evening az
Chicago between John l. Sullivan and James Elliot
to fight four rounds with small soft gloves Decem.
Der 9Th, either N Chicago Milwaukee or Pitts
burg.
The local government OF Nova Scotia yesterday
made a demand upon the Halifax and Cape Breton
railway company to hand over the road to the
government under an act OF the legislature.
nre at Usage City, Kansas, yesterday after.
noon destroyed about half q block OF business
houses, entaillng loss OF 5000 Insurance
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TNHOS. J. FISHER Z CO., Auctoneera
AUCTION SALE OF PART OF THE SKATING
RINK PROPERTY, AT THE CORNER OF NEW
YORK AVENUE AND STREET. WASHING.

TON, DC.
By virtue Of . deed Of trust dated April Sd. -,
I'D. 1877, and recorded in Ii Der No. $50 folio
ct seq OF the Land Records of the District Of 1
in front Of the promises. on SAIURDAY. OCTOBER
TwENTY-FIRS 1882. at FIVE O'CLOCK PM,
Kellys recorded subdivision Of original Lot eighteen
Qsl in square numbered two hundred and fifty two
thereon. censisdns Of part q the skating Rink.
at sse.) and balance in three equal instaens at six
twelve and eghteen months with interest secured BY
Conveysncing at purchasers cost. II terms are not
complied with In Ave days the Trustees the right
purchaser. MAHLON ASHFOkD.l T,u.t.e.
o6-so&ds ". g. GREEN. A1ussees'
ETHE ABOVE SAIL Is gNAyQIpABLX POST
1t tho onne hour and place. o63-eo&ds
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COMPROMISE WITH ARABL-The London Times IN
an editorial. says 1t believes that a compromise
has been offered, or is about TO be offered to
the BRUSH government the purfyort OF which q
that Arab Pasha shall be allowed to expatrfate
himself and live In exile The proposal, however,
Is unapceufahle
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MARRIED.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. AT Trinity church.
West Philadelphia. Pa, October 18th 1854 by Key;
to MINNIE L. RAMSEY. both of Washington. DC.
COOMBS-LANE. In Baltimore, Nd, October SLIT
1882 by the Rev. DIR. Randolph. VINTON OOONbo
and CARRIE V. LANE.
nation Washington d. c.. on Thursday, November q
1882 by Rev. Dr. Townsend. Mr.. Edwin M. Mo-
ingtop,