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LOCAL MENTION.
AIOO.

NlOOs
The Importers Tea Company, of New York, have
opened branch store in this city and do business
as follows: A can full Of excellent Tea with u
souvenir valued Mt from 10 cents to 500, weighing
~ pounds and sold at the uniform price of 81 to
one and all can of foreground Mocha and Java
mixed Coffee with souvenir, same MS In the tea
cans, weighing "a pounds, and is sold at 81 to
rich and poor alike. Every can contains souve;
mir valued at from 10 cents to 500 cash, or gold
or silver watches or ewery, aud also genuine
diamond jewelry mo blanksl, the tea and coffee
being worth at n fair retail price more than
TINT asked, without any regard to the souvenir.
This company takes this method to advertise
their goods and after March 10 these teas and
coflees will be sold wholly on their merits
by their agent at the same price, but with:
out the souvenir This company has appointed
more than forty agents in various cities, none of
which are now giving souvenirs, the time having
expired, yet each agent has large end rapidly
growing trade. as the superior quality of their
goods becomes known. Orders by mail promptly
forwarded to all parts Of the United States Ad;
Space, Washington, d. c. Price, 81 per can; IL
cans for SlO % cans for $50; go cans for $50.
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Adelightful complimentary reception was tend
cred to Miss Isabella Bacon, young lady OF rare
talent and power as an clooutiOnist, at the resi-.
dencc OF Judge Smith, No, 1901 street northwest
A pleasant entertainment was contributed by Miss
Mrs Powell, and Messrs. Whippe, Harvey, Kohr,
Townshend, and DIR, White. Among those who en-.
Sixth Auditor Ella and wife, General and Mrs,
Farnsworth Mrs. Logan, Il. j. Whipplc and wife,
Miss Powell, Miss Mott, Miss Morrill,, Miss Daniels,
Mr. Hayes, John \. Burch, esq, Dr. TonEyck Mr..
and Mrs. Bacon, Mr. and Mrs, Il. c, TOwnshend
and other well known society people, all Of whom
expressed themselves delighted with the evenings
entertainment,
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Roy. nIr. InnN,cn,. LECTURE.

Rev, MI Iayden gave an Interesting Talk last
evening In the lecture. room of tho COngrega-
tlonal Church on the missionary operations in
Africa lie spoke Of the missions established by
the churches Of the several denominations on
both coasts, and their gradual advance into the
interior, with their Chrsti0nllng and Civilizing
influence. The progress made was very encOur-
aging ana in his opinion greater efforts should be
made by Christian churches to spread the Gospel
among the benighted inhabitants of that portion
OF the globe. Upon the conclusion Of his remarks
he invited the audience TO ask him questions,
which was very freely responded 70.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-13

"sharps and Flats" was produced by those two
inimitable comedians Robson and Crane, ut the
National Theatre last night, and the audience
oyerhowod the seating capacity of the house.
The play Is well known, and Is fully as
amusing and mirth- provoking as when first given
here Its effect may be imagined by stating that
manager of morning newspaper made one of
the audience lust night until he saw Sharp come
on IN decidedly unhappy and disordeTed condi.
ton, making the remark, have seen the editor "
when he Immediately repaired TO his own office to
see If any of his editors had got away "Sharps
and Flats" will be repeated tonight
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-13

The series OF lectures o.. spiritualism, COM
mCncgd by Major Thomas Gales Foster in Tall
madgo Hall, were interrupted by the serious i'll.
ness Of the lecturer and are now being continued
by DR.. Frank n, White, fOrmerlya popular speaker
on the subject but better known In this city dur
ing HE lust few years rs an elocutiOnist Or,
Whites lectures, which are delivered every sun
day evening AZ Masonic Temple small hnlD, are
esling.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-13

Archibald Forbes, the great London war CORE
spondent will deliver most interesting lecture
in this city on Friday evening OF next week taking
Tor his subject Royal People Have Met" To all
those who have mot and talked with Mr. Forbes
the announcement of this lecture will give great
lecture may look forward TO hearing one Of the
best lectures that will be delivered In tho city this
season.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-13
nlcLcn. nehnlInr socIety.

At n meeting of the Dickens Debating Society
the following officers were elected Miss H. NJ
Bartlett, president; George B0llnger, vice'pTesi-
dent; Henry Fisher, secretary; Harry Reed
treasurer After which an interesting debate
took place, participated IN by Masters Fernandez
aud Fisher IN the Affirmative ana Bollnger aud
Eckhart in the negative, Subject; "Was the exc.
oution OF Major Andre justihableT The president
decided In The affirmative,
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CoRooRAN ART GALLERY.


At the annual meeting of the board of trustees
OF the Corcoran Art Gallery Mr.. +. II Mcclure was
chosen as trustee to FIJI the vacancy made by the
death of Mr.. G. w. Riggs. All the officers Of the
gallery were reelected The following Is an
abstract of Curator MacLeod's report for 1881
Whole number of pictures belonging TO the gall
lery, now on exhibition, 1888 increase In 1881, II;
of these additions two were presented by MT.
Corcornn and two by Mrs Il. o. Tpyloe. The NUM-
Der Of pictures exhibited not belonging to the
gallery was Twenty nine in oil, three in water
Colors, and one pen aud ink drawing The lile-size
statue I'm marble of Psyche, by Keyser, Is on exhibit
ton. Mr.. Ezekiel, of Rome, was engaged to furnish
seven statues for the inches the west side of the
building, and those of Titan and Da Vinoi, with
perhaps two others, are expected to arrive soon.
-Four new casts of statunry and two bass relies
have been received, as follows; "Hermes and
Dionysos," "Flying Mercury" David and Co
liah Cupid" Singing Boys" and Sacrifice of
Isaac" Whole number of casts, PIG. All the
smaller picture galleries have been painted and
froscood, to be in keeping with the main gallery.
Two editions of the catalogue were issued; 4,s36
copies have been sold, and several of the new
paintings have been photographed. The number
Of copyists were thirty nine, of whom thirty were
ladies' the number Of copies were forty seven In
oil and nine in crnyon. Number Of visitors on
free days. LBS; on pay days, 9,S73; at night
$685. total. 81 36l. In 1880 the number was Gl,2ll
The largest number on free day, March ., was
$780, the largest number on pay day, March z, was
5Si; smallest number on free day, August Q, was
13i; smallest number on pay day, June 20, was ID.
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At four o'clock yesterday afternoon fire was
discovered Rt 1920 Connecticut avenue, owned by
Mr.. kOOnz. The fire was caused by some buttons
room chimney. The fro was eXtingulshed by
members OF Company No. without turning in an
alarm. Damage, $780, fully insured.
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IAssoMERYILLE, President.

III E y III WIZ yIre Presdcnt
Nnni n N T. u \ isu s,,creHorv n nj irrsasnrer
CLAIK " CULVER SUPERINTENDENT AT Inc Mines
ma Gnodeno ,,gh Slvnr Mine Ia i9cated in what he
knnwn ne The 2 Pionecr Mining DistrIct I" pIrm
Snvnts a r,snno raryi,or,, IVA tsssios 90
Soavss ,nt ,s ior Vii nrnvc n nrH6ta bie invfli
p,ent and DO MT hesitats in eommendins il 10 their
friends
toaeer win eertiIed The ores from Ie mine
madeby Professor Tayior' chemist Of the smithson.
Inn InsiiiutS' p A Rrnwn assayer and nlneTintend.
chi OF lie sneeIe paving MInIII 90 " professor t.
tokar Hofmann metaiurgst and mining engineer,
HSlIyer King Mining Co n and MIR George Aitkin,
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DISTRICT BREvITIEs.


For The Middle dRdnic States cloudy ,re1ther and
snoW rain east 10 south pis, falling barometer aud
di0h rise IN temperature.
For Washington, a. m.-SnotO followed By rain,
east 10 south igfnds, no change IN temperature.
The following are the thermometrc readings for
yesterday a. IN, 500 II n, M, alo y. m, ~ g.
p. m: lO'i ii y. mr. $50; maximum, i3.Io; mi IL
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PalaiS Royal
Rebuilding and EnIarging
OF
Kings Palace,
S14 Seventh street.
Entire Stock Of Kings Palace to be Sold.

Contemplating an enlargement OF our Store, and
building IL back TO Eighth street. trade having In.
creased TO such an extent that we find our present
space has become too small for our increasing busl
ness intend to extend to the entire depth of 900
feet covering nearly 6000 feet of ground, and when
finished, will make the LARGEST MILLINERY
STORE IN THE UNITED STATES.
Aswe do not wish to carry any stock over. we have
concluded to sell our entire stock way below MAR
LET VALUE, consisting of one Of the Largest,
Finest and Most Magnificent, well the Most
stylish and Select MILLINERY and FANCY
GOODS ever offered In the city. We offer
1900 PIECES OF RIBBONS all widths shades,
and styles, ut less than manufacturers prices.
10 DOZEN PATTERN HATS AND BoNNETs,
sold formerly at Sl0 Sl5 SO and S25, at o. S. 49, and
$40 Also other desirable Trimmed and Untrmmed
Hats at less than market value.
5000 HATS. in Felt, Beaver. silk Plush and Seal
skin In all colors and Styles comprising the Finest
and Largest selections ever offered
500 BOXES OF CHOICEST FRENCH FLOW.
ERS, at Strengthening prices
900 BOXES OF FEATHERS AND PLUMEA
In all shades and quality at 30 per cent reduction.
large stock of LACES Made-up Lace Goods
Satins. Silks. Pushes, Velvets.
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS below cost Eleganl
listers, Cloaks Domans, at %, 81 andS5.
woRSTED GOODS 10 per cent less than cost
We are determined to sell to be ready for the Sprn
Trade DO not miss your opportunity.
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W 4Ta9ig0 Pilisburg; !. II Camp Ng% York Il g.
don, Pal Hon " IT, Armstrong, Wiiliamsport; <.
A. yoqrhis NyNck, n, vi II, Rowland New York ;
yn IT, s. WhiIe ' Jersey City, r. $. Getty Getty aud j.
WALLACE, New York J. Barton, New Iayeni, Hon.
and Z; NJ. Taylor Pennsylyanio; n. Adams, phila;;
ddslphiai " !, Johnson, Chicago; +. II. Lewis and
non, waldo HutChins, New York.
RIods.-A. Warren, Connecticut; Logan II. Root,
nrkansasi o. 5. smith, Nebraska' j, w. Edwards,
rissoi, p D. Edwards, IL H. Byram, aud Nj. dlbson,
EIMnniiinndelphi9i G. 4 Newcombe and n Ilargreaves
o6c ana IL capp NS@ YSr ~ H. Murphy
Detroit; H. j. Kimbail, Brooklyn; T. j. Leary, Bos-
:, NArIp9SAIs-J; willard smith, Brooklyn, N ~
Wis Tom Majors, J. W, barnes, Nebraskai Folsom
stevens. Sew York; John ii. Osborn, Carlisle, "a,
wankcci join IuY nder@ood Kcntucky ,'A'o' ~
N M,iITRoroiIrAE.-n T. J. Wells, Brooklyni Lem.
l. Dennis, Boston J. n smith, Wnipoie Mass DT,
d. shnber, New MeXico +. NJ. Daniels, Ohio j. u.
MNfiSSraeken Philadelphia George y. Bell, Chicago
YORK j. IL. kerillc, Boston,
u, AHIINGToN.A. Brandegee, Conncccut y. NJ.
New York;; A. a. Hamilton Indiana; r. A. Cole,
West virginia; j: q. William McMicheal, q; W.
BrndlCy, Philadelphia; Emery Wendell, DetrOiti L.
= Law, California; W. II, Hearst san francisco; A.
Griggs, Dakota Territory.
ST. JAMIs-Dr, Batcman, New York; Charles g.
mingtan,. Del; William jcnncy Lansing, Mich
John ID IsaaGs, California; Charles Il, Abbott, B9s-
Connecticut
ST. MARGIN, p. Davis Plttsburg, Pa; II. j. Coz
man J. T.. Cohen, ~ q. Curtis, 4. W. Patrick New
York; w. ID. Neris Rockville, Md.
- WoRMLEH s.-Nelson James Gcnesee, n. VI s. W.
wELcKER's, William A. Peters, New York; O..
Brent, Nebraska.
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pharmacist, 7Oa rlrtecnth street.

JAZZ Pharmacist, 1903 Fifteenth street.
NS5yD WHEREAS MY WIFE, II. q, BRADIN,
w. aitcr careful and competent medical exam
nation, has been adjulged incapable from the eff
feCts Of disease, of trAnsacng any business hereby
warn all merchants aud bus ness men not to trust
her on my account nor TO sell her any goods, wares,
or merchandise, unless am present with her.
lall-3tf ROBERT BRADIN.
H~sys ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE LADIES.
MRS. II. NJ. HULL. of Chicago, will open. in the
parlors of Wizards Hotel, OF JANUARY 10, for two
three days the largest and most elegant stock Of
WAVES and other HUMAN lair GOODS ever
exhibited in Washington. See advertisement IN an
other column. jallGt
nS53s WASHINGTON, ID. O., JANUARY 0. 1851
W. The partnership heretofore existing between
Jones Il Paine is hereby mutually dissolved.
ALEX. III. JONES.
Iall-3ts HORACE PAINE,
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BY RECOGNITION 1 MEAN

the constituted head of the regular organization.
elected by delegates fresh from the people, at II
regular State convention, and in whom the rank
and file of the Republican voters have confidence
and will follow. There Is no real division in the
Republican party of my State. There may be APP
parent division among some individual members
Of the party, but these minor considerations must
be Subordinnted TO the permanent interest of The
party by the working men of the party l
mean those who have kept alive the
organization and have gone through the fiery Or
deal of every campaign since 1860 and brought
out the voters | feel warranted In stating that
the condition of the party in our State Is better
than it has been since 1863 and the success of the
party in the next election Is, in my opinion, as
sured. Now, Mr.. President, in conclusion permit
me to state that North Carolina stood solidly for
You in the Chicago convention, she to -day stands
in support of your administration.
THE PRESIDENTS REPLY.
The President said in reply to Mr., Harris that
the best way to build up his administration was TO
give IL an undivided support, and he would be
glad to receive that support
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EIolidaUGoodS

Our stock of Diamond Lace Pins,
Finger and Ear Rings, Fine Gold
Jewelry, American Watches. Ster-
ling Silyerware in great variety,
Plated Tea Sets, Baskets, Bowls,
Ice Pitchers, Butter Dishes, Cas-
tors, Soup Tureens, Forks and
Spoons, Rogers Bros Plated Table
Cutlery. Joseph Rogers & Sons
Sheffield Ivory Table Cutlery and
Scissors, French Clocks, Opera
Glasses, Brass ScOnces, Mirrors,
CandleSticks, &C., was never so
complete, which we call to the at
tentiOn of purchasers, as they will
find our prices low.
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NORTH CAROLINA TO THE FRONT.
A Delegation from the TarHIrel State
d,nIlA IN IiIC Rresident.

A delegation of Republicans of North Carolina
called Mt the White House yesterday to talk with
the President OH political matters in that State.
Hon. James ii. Harris, one of the most eloquent
colored speakers IN the State, and u prominent
leader, was the spokesman. lie said:
"MR. PRESIDENT: come to bear kindly greet
ings of the Republican party of my native State,
and especially the greetings of the one hundred
and twenty thousand Republican voters. We are
not here in the interests of any man or set man or
factions We are here in the interest of the entire
Republican party. ! beg to assure you that in
North Carolina we have live, active Republican
organization, perfect In all of It's parts, and we
ton that recognition andsupport that we are en-
titled TO expect
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THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches jewelry, &C. Call on or adj
dress Horzog, sos Ninth street, near Pennsylvania
avenue.
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Iron Bitters.


TRUE TONIC.
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pccidRy Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Intermittent Ferers
Udnt of appetite. Loss Of Strength, Lack Of Energy
&C. E,iriches The blood strengthens he muscles. and
circs nelU life 10 he nerres. They act He charm on
he digestive organs remoping all dyspepltc symptoms
such tasting The food, teiching, heat in Ie stomach
heartburn, &C. The only Iron Preparation hat tOiR
noibidcken he teeth or 0iue headache. Write for The
free.
Brown CHEMICAL COMPANY, Baltimore, Nd.
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Fresh Alderncy butter churned every morning
and delivered in lib. "Ward" prints ut SOC. per Id
Also cottage cheese, &C. per ball; buttermilk &c
per quart and sweet milk DC. per quart
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.>1lrs ANNoUNcEMENr no TIE LADIEs.

n1I5e OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE IN
49, surance Company of the District of Columbia,
No, 002 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
WAsHINGToN, December 3d. 1851.
The annual meeting of the Mutual Fire Insurance
Company Of the District Of Columbia Will be held on
proximo, at Odd-Feliows Hall, seventh street, be-
tween ID and II streets northwest, commencing Mt
nine o'clock a. m. BY the charter of the company
the election of seven Managers to constitute Board
TO conduct the ntrs of the company Is required to
be held ut the above meeting. By the sixth article of
nual meeting Of the company the nrst business In
order shall be the appointment of IA chairman, who
shall conduct the meeting and election In accordance
with the act OF Incorporation, between the hours of
O'clock II, M, and u, m" All poliCy-holder3 ure
quested punCtually to attend.
Amount ofpremum notes held by the com -
phy
NnSn hhllu..... Subl 81
Cash received on renewals Or lSS2.,.,,... lOlSB 81
SECURITIES ileuO W
itehl csii fVuVV w
Losses by fire during the year ending De-
cember ~, ISL ..
Adjusted and paid. 7Wi 10
Adjusted and unpaid rs 80
BN order Of the Board of Managers of the Mutual
deai.tI ]. WESLEY BoTELER, Secretary.
N~Ss5a A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR TIE
VIZ PROFITABLE INVESTMENT OF CAPT.
TAL,-The Goodenough silver Mining Company, OF
capital stock of slOOOOO divided into 10000 shares
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
THOS. SObLElVILLE NOBLE u l!lRNER.
II. w. TYLER. q. l.. CULVER
/. l.. JOHNSON. WILLIAM ". BAUM.
ii. l.. BlSCOE A. NJ BRANDT
GEO. TRuESDELL. j. NJ MILLER
Z. &. DUNCANSON.
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You can publish n three-line advertisement of
Wanted" "For Rent" "For Sale" or Lost"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REruD.
LlCAN.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Cable Clicks.

Paris. I0.-HeriGhm, deputy, has &C.
cepted the portfolio Of minister OF public
works.
London, I0.-In consequence of q
meeting of conservative peers at Lord
Salisbury's residence, to-day, there will
be no division in the House of Lords to-
night on the arrears bill as returned
from the House of Commons.
Salisbury adhered to his original view
regarding the Lords amendment. to the
bill, but he was overruled by 8 large
majority of those present.
London, l0.-The Amateur Rowing
Association declines the challenge Of the
Hillsdales.
London. 10.-The Lords rejection OF
the first amendment of Salisbury's to the
arrears bill, was scquiesced in without
division.
London, 10.-In the Lords TO Isy Lord
CorlingfOrd, Lord Of the privy seal,
moved the adoption Of the sDendmen's
to the arr ears bill. Salisbury said the
object of his amendments.to the bill was
to provide against injury to landlords,
who bad solved ter ants. He believed,
he said, the bill vas public blunder and
that it would not be fdsl measure. A
bill without provision requiring the as
sent of the landlord would be most perni-
cioue and an act ofsimple rob berry. The
peers, he added, who assisted in passing
his amendments, considered it not adj
YisAble to reject the bill. He therefore
would now challenge q division. Sails
bury added that the conservative peers,
in meeting at his residence to-day, de-
cided By an overwhelming majority that,
in view of the state of affairs in Ireland
and Egypt, it was not expedient 70 reject
the arrears bill. He said he was not of
that opinion, but found himself in q
small majority. All resmendments
of the Commons to the arrears
of rent bill were then agreed to, after
Earl of Limerick and the Marquis Of
Waterford, conservatives, had recorded
their protests The chief secretary for
Ireland stated in the Commons that when
the arrears of rent bill becomes Q law
government will take into consideration
the proposal ofthe Canadian government
TO grant lands to Irish families.
Dublin, 1e.-The Ladies Land League
has dissolved. A resolution was proposed
recommending the establishment of
leagues throughout the country.
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The Army Register.

Washington, 10.-Four hundred and
1 twenty-five persons we're appointed to
in the pension Office to-day
eredismissed, Congress not having pro-
Vided for their salaries. Each regiment
of artillery is to have two new light bat
teries making ten batteries in all.
New light batteries are announced as
follows: Battery E, First Artillery, Cap
f. e. Taylor; battery +, Second Artil-
lerY, Captain E.B. Williston; battery r,
Third Artillery, Captain J. NJ. Lancas-
ter; battery +, Fourth Artillery. Captain
f. G. Smith; battery D, Fifth Artillery,
Captain j. 3. Rswles. Captain J. B.
Campbell is transferred to battery 1,
Fourth Artillery. and Captain N. p.
Miller to battery 81, Fourth Artillery.
A general court martial is appointed,
Ger erAl @. @. Augur, president, to meet
at, NeWpo Barr soks. KY, for the trial
Of Major Joseph 81. Taylor, whom the
adjutant generals department charges
with conduct subveFsiVe of good order
and military discipline.
Colonel Barr, military secretary 70 the
secretary of war, denies that he has been
rendered or would accept the Office Of as
sistant secretary Of war.
The death Of Lieutenant Colonel War
rem promotes MSjor Gearge Il. Elliott.
Msjor Lydecker, engineer commits
sioner Of the District of Columbia, is
assigned to additional duty in charge OF
the water works of the district, vice Col
onel Casey, Of the engineer corps, re-
lieved at his own request.
A general order from headquarters of
the army, issued 10 day, providing for
reciprocal crossing of the international
boundary line by troops of the United
States and Mexico, il pursuit Of hostile
Indians.
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o9WOssss II Deposit TssusS EayaSsa ~
psnaAA.
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New Steamers.

Philadelphia, 1O.-The large steamer
Tacoma and San Pedro, built by Orsmp
s. Sons, for the Central Pacific Railroad
Company, is now com pleled. The
Cramps have received a contract Z r two
new iron steamships for the Oceanic
Steamship Company, TO ply between
San Francisco and the Sandwich Islands,
and The vessels are to be started ss soon
as the iron can be got ready. They are
to BE- $50 feet long, a feet beam, Is feet
deep and $500 tons burden, and capable
Of making Az knots an hour.
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Fac FooI is Deaa.

Chicago, 1O.-Paul Toller,a aachinist,
on Division street, who has frequently
quarrsled with his wife, took an heroic
method Of ending their troubles this
afternoon, and taking her into their
domicile he asked will you obey me after
this, and receiving an evssive reply he
pulled q 32-calibre revolver and fred two
shots into her breast, killing her in
etantly. Stepping into an adjoining room
he then put Q bullet through his own
heart. They had been married two
years and have one child.
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Turf

Saratoga, IO.-First race, three-fourthI
Of mile, "Little Philip frrt, Spring
field" second. Square Dance" third
Time, 1.16.
Second race, two miles, "Bostman''
frat, "ApollO" second. Time, 3.34.
Third race, One and one-eighth mile,
"Adellen" first, Monroe" 2. Time,
1.659l. -
Fourth race, one and One-foursh mile,
Bailey" first, Annette" second.
Time, 2.19.