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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-12-07

The message Of Coy. Haeord, which
We gave our readers lat week, IL highly
satisfactory. The crcdi. Of tie State Ens
not only been fully sustained, but ils sc-
curilies command in the market more
than their par value. The intcrc-t upon
the debt Of the State has been promptly
met, the current expenses all Il. d, and n
balance of sos 900 in the trcasu v The
penitcnliary is self sustaining, aud paid
into the treasury last year the sum Of
$4,000. There WAS realized from the
Phosphate royalty Sl35.254, which is
$1,000 in excess Of the preceding year.
There has been faithful an.! econonli.
cal administration of the government, for
the people and in their interests
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Inc t'rcenhnckers VIII have single
Nepresentas!re III the Eorty-elghth Com
Grrss. IN INC present Congress there
arc Hlne 'irccnbackerS The New
York Tribune regards the sweeping
OF the Hrrenha"k organization nearly out
Oh existence rs ono OF the good effects OF
the democratic tidal wave.
"N.yer bcforc in ,h. h;.,or,. ,r,r,
,s savs the Unrh.r y.,r, ..ii. ~ 49,
been such a tide Of irnmi~r,,ion 'rhn,. 1Tv,v
with their crown nm ,.h;Iaran n ,ni.i.i,., .i.,
;,rr man viii, fnr,ijins ,.,,,,r,r 80, ,,.;,,,
n7,, Families -. ,.m,,;,',: 'IS n.en VIII
crowded to overlooking. The class COM
ing nave wen to do, Intelligent and en-
ergelic people.
Illinois i IN, or,,, com S,, 1,,
Gin. this veur n,.rnr,|ir.. tn t,,,. I,t,.si "S,;
mate Of the ,l.mrtn,rnt nf .,r;r,,,.,.',
yO9 OOu 900 bushels Jnw., ron,es .;ti,
lsG oop, 600 bushels. followed NV Miss,,r;. "rit,
~ MsJ 900 k,us,ss I51 0Oo oni I,-I;..
20 900 600 md Oh;ns 81 nnn nn" nt i,i'.a,,n u,,,
crn States Trxns Icnls ar ,,i,, ~ on' '"..i on
f,llnwrJ bv Tenncssoo,s go nnm mo
inu ont Kentucky .rl,n..s n',1 "; a.tai
nr,. nc,1 in or,,rr ,Ln;r ,'r,',i,", ns,iin
81 rl,U sU. Then nme.t;nr,;., "e,s Il, IiGi'
credited viii, 70 nAo nm In. .ii' "'''' -
>' ""'' ''-'''''''' '"'"eis'
= ON Wednesday night Levi Bowers,
who lives in cove in CLASSY Rock, this
nn,ItTv ra,, r,,i ~ i,',,a.t;.,., "'i9ne h's
attack sd Lw :, j.rrn r;,Sai ,'.,'; -, iie was
on him n; the ,,nrl.no.. ,natn.,:i "i.E
fanrs in his rheclt ~. ,.,,,nI c' is
and hi. t,,J,or ,v.,,t o., III; ";t in' HuiF
tho crrature win mn ara ~. ;.' n,,w hnie'l
80 firmly iixed in Wr Hnxe.. ,o,, o.ias ,is
they ba,i m ho nrinL ,,,,s,, ,,,;,,. 'i 'li't
helvc after tho r,,;u.I u,, in ia.S an hHo ~.
Lodv was yiewed h,, n,,,,w ' - -, :, ils
nronouncc,, to bc y nn,,i,,o" an" :. Mns
some snv il i. cata,na,,rt +, ,,.a M.aouSi ,s.i
gaunt and lean, which a'.coun,. f,r re;s ~
ierocitv.- f;,,cnriNr V,,r, '"' 10
- Governor elect Bate, of Tennessee
, 'akcs the horns. lie received OH Monday,
from Texas friend, a chair made of "A pDl-
| ished steers horns. Four of these form the
legs. The horns forming the front legs are
sawn OIL, and on them are fastened brass
sockets, which hold glass balls. These
| serve as rollers. The back legs have no
| rollers, the points, tapering backward rest
| ing on the floor. The seat is made of light
red brCcade, and has wide fringe pendant
| nll around Each arm consists of long
horn, beautifully twisted supported and
strengthened by three short horns of va
| rious lengths. In front of each arm 10 a
| short horn, the point OF which is worked
into the arm. The main pieces of the back
are two large horns, surmounted bv nair
| i'll their natural position.
= One ol the iiOSt important measures
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- The Grcenbuckcrs will have single
Representative in the Forty eighth Con-
gress. In tho present Congress- there
arc nine t:rccnbackerS The New
York Tribune regards the sweeping
OF the Grrenhark organization nearly out
of existence as ono of the good effects of
the Democratic tidal wave.
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tok SA IF..
COTTON SEED VI T. q H..

Tie bcs, nni cheapest tnod Tor all i:inds
Of stock, and the cheapest and best fertilizer
on the market, Write for pamphlets con-
tanning analysis by DR.. {. L. Shepcrd, State
Chemist, and directions tpr use, 10 Charles
ton Oil Manufacturing Co. - Broad Street,
Charleston, =. e. 2l--3mt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-13
HITCH. FOX BROWN Real Estate Brokers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED

WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Auctoneers.
THREE-STORY PRESS BRICK FRONT DWELL
HOUSE AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY. OCTOBER FOURTEENTH. <S.,
ut FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, shall sell, in front of iH
the premises 1881 Columbia street northwest, A-;A
three-story Press Brick Front Dwelling House. All
modern improvements. Must be sold. The owner is
leayi ng the city.
Small cash payment; balance in notes of $15 per
month, with interest
o12-3t WALLER b. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS AND OTHER ,

CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS AND OTHER MATTrRS
Congressional nominations were made Yesterday
as follows: Francis NJ. kinnell DENY, 18th Pa I:
Leopold Morse (tem.l, 5th Mass. Morgan Lever.
ing, OF Lynn DENY, 9th Mass Thomas Burke
Ciem.l, delegate Washington Territory: Phlip IT,
Nangile Qberall for delegate Titan Territory, and
j. L. Caine Church bourbonl
In Salt Lake City, Utah. the liberals yesterday
nominated Philip I. NanZe, [. 8 district attorney
Tor Utah, for delegate 10 Congress. The Mormon
convention was IN session yesterday The polyga-
miStS being Ineligible available candidates for
Congress are scarce. The church hourbons have
selected John L. Caine. They are beseeching the
governor 10 call special election TO MI the unex-
pired term OF Mr.. Cannon.
The Maryland republican convention OF the sth
judicial district yesterday nominated +. III. Stock
ett. OF Anne Arundel, for chief Judge and John T.
Smith, OF Carroll, and Nicholas Brewer, OF Annie
Arundel, for associate judges
The Delaware State Temperance Alliance has
addressed letters TO the legislative candidates of
both parties asking them IL they Will advocate
local option IL elected. n
democrats In Wilmington, Del. "Wednesday even
ing. and In the course OF his remarks paid his re-.
spectS 70 Richard Harrington, chairman OF the
republican state central committee, referring 10
1.-THE Washington safe burglary"
the Delaware State Temperance Alliance has
addressed letters 10 the legislative candidates Of
both parties, asking them IL they Will advocate
local option If elected. ''O
The total registration OF Frederick county
Md, Is 1861. The total vote cast In 1881 WAS
11,0i5. '
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. Oct. 13.-Virginia 6s, consols, 56ss
do. second SERIES 35x; do new n-tortes. AN bid
Baltimore. Oct 1s-cotton quiet-middlns. III.
Howard street and western super B. 25s3 rs extra
375; do. extra. s. 90; do. Rio brands. SIS,
Patapsco family, 6:25: do superlat We patent rs.
southern red IL do. amber. L. 10al. l6; No
l.c7a; November, ]. 0sa al OSk: December. i.Os,.a
l091 January, 1164al 1014; February, 1. 1lal. 12I
southern white. SlaS1: do yellow IS: western mixed
spot. 70 asked; November, 72a13; November, new or
old, iOa'OS; November and or December 625sa62a
January, 5S 1sa5Sfs Oats quiet and easysouthen Al
do mixed. Ala43: Pennsylvania. 42a47 Rye dull. 65a
~. Hay quiet and easy-prime to choice Pennsy
and Maryland Is. 00a17 90. Provisions rm-mess pork
2415 Bulk meats-shonlders and clear rib sides.
packed, 11A and l54. Bacon-ehoulders 125s; clear
nib sides, 174. Hams. 16s4al71. Lard-refned, 14ls
Butter firm western packed 16a22; creamery 26a32.
Eggs easier. 23a24. Petroleum nominal-reined, ga
sa. Coffee frmer-Ro cargoes. ordinary to fair 7s4a
9l. Sugar hrm-A SOFT 81 copper refined quiet. l7.
Whisky quiet and steady. l.1Sa1. 20. Freights to
Liverpool per steamer duicotton, 532d. -four Is. Cd
1873 bushels; corn s24 bnshes oats Lou bushels:
corn, %, 257 bushels. Sales-wheat. 2l1 55s bushels
corn, 2J3, 324 bushels.
NEW YORK. Oct. l3.-Stocks heavy Money, 5x
Exchange-lone, 4s1; do. short 1851 State bonds
inactive. Governments unchanged. Cotton quiet and
NEW YORK, Oct l3.-Flour quiet and unchanged
firm and quiet, % 00a23. 49, Lard weak. 49,
LONDON, Oct. Is. IL 80 p.m.-Consols-for money,
l0l l-l6: for the account l0l 5-l6. Atlantic and
Erie. 49, New York Central. 1874. Illinois Central
ASH. Pennsylvania Central, 66H. Ontario and
Western, 2SH. st. Paul. Ills.
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The Star Route Jury Scandal.
WHAT MR. MERRICK SAYS


With reference to the protest of Foreman Dick
son. OF the star route jury, against the transfer
the 'Jury bribery" investigation from the district
attorneys ONCE to Mr.. II. II. Wells, a special
counsel, and the comments which Mr.. Dickson's
letter have called forth, Mr.. Merrck says that
the investigation was begun by the district
attorney at his (Mr MerrickS) instigation.
He also suggested the selection or Mr.. Moore an
assistant in the office, as gentleman to whom
the enquiry might be conf1ied. and it was only
after 1T became evident that the press OF bust
ness In the office OF the district attorney would
prevent him from devoting the necessary atten-
ton to the subject that It was determined to
transfer the entire matter to a special counsel
So far as Mr.. Brewster Cameron is concerned,
said Mr.. Merrick, although Mr.. Dickson disclaimed
any Intention OF rejecting upon him, the Attorney
General Is now investigating his conduct in the
matter. Such an investigation he thinks is demand
ed to dispose of any imputaton that might affect
the character OF an officer or his department. Mr..
Dickson's original statement has been followed by
contradictions and denials but II any corrupt act
should be finally proven against Mr.. Cameron or
any other ofI1cer or the department, he will be
summarily dismissed from the government SER
vice.
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DIED.

CITIZENS. On Thursday morning October IL 1897
suddenly, Mrs. JANE BEVERLY, beloved wife Of I'd.
ward Citizens. AGED 81 years.
1nterment at Bull Run Va
LEE. ON Thursday morning. October 10Th 1881
Mrs. ADELINE LEE. the relict of the late kichard
Lee, in the eightieth Year Of her are.
Her fueral VIII take place from the residence of her
nece. Mrs. William H. Butler No I7ll strsf NORTH
west on Sunday ternoon. October 18TH at 2:3o
O'Clock.
THOMAS. P. G. NJ. W. II. THOMAS member Of
Columbia Lodge, No, 1876 q. u. o. Of Odd Fellows
and Council Al, delegate 10 the first Il. A. NJ C. that
convened in Boston, Mass, October g. 1882 died al
his late residence. No. TOO Campbeil's row .tweeu
24th and 18th and aud h streets northwest Octoer
18th. aged tn rty years month.
The funeral will take place from his late resden ce
sunday evening at O'Clock D. The friends of the
family invited. %
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
yy0NoA1N0oN DHos.' Aucuoheers.
TRuS EE,S SALE OF THREE-STORY AND
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING, No. T2O
STPEETs NpiTI kESE LEN " AMI

TRuS EE'S SALE OF THREE-sTORY AND
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING, No. TOO
TE TIL, STREET, BETWEEN q AND Il
BY virtue of deed of trust dated 2Sth day of
December. 1877. duly recorded in Liher No. ST. SD
folio 22i of the land records of the District of l
Columbia. viii sell at public auction on MONDAY
I0ENIY-THIRD DAY OF OCTOBER, A. d. 1882 at
Five O'CLOCK p. M, in front of the premises ali
that certain piece parcel of land and premises sit
uate ing and being in the city of Washington Dis
trict OF Columbia, and known and described
lot IA. IN square mum cred three hundred and
tS4Sj Besinning at POINT the line Of
10th street west distant eighteen 8) feet south from
the northe stern corner Of said let and thence running
tSft feet thence west sxtyseven (67 it. feet three
nineteen 15 It. feet six f6 n) inches thence east
ninety nine IT. fleet ten and half 90 in inches
To said street and north along said street twenty
one 2t IT, feet to the place Of BEGINNING The north
ern three @ IT, feet front by thirty 60 n feet In depth
thereof to DO used as alley in With the
adjoining part of said lot, together with all the inn
provefDents, ways easements, rights privileges and
appurenences to the same belonging or in any wise
appertaning.
Terms: Qnethird cash. balance in one ana two yeara.
notes to bear interest and to be secured by deed Oh tn
on premises sold. or all cash. ut option Of purchaeer
ConveyancinR, &c, at purchasers cost. depoaf N
500 required at sale. Terms to be compiled with in
days. otherwise the trustee reserves tina rrhf 70
resell at the risk aud cost Of the efaulng
after giving dve days notice of resale in aona
newspaper published in Warrington, d. g.
o9 eo&ds A. JAMES, Trustee
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DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY IN OHIO 2n.o00-rHE cow
GREssIoNAL DELEGATION II DEMOCRATS TO
REPUBLICANS
An Associated Press dispatch from Columbus
says: Returns received from nlty counties show A
net democratic gain OF So 299 The thirty eight
counties 10 hear from WILL II is est mated Increase
the democratic majority 20 about 2ooo0. The dem
ocratlc gains in Cuyahoga, Franklin Hamilton.
ana Montgomery counties viii exceed Fosters
majority OF last year. The Congressional delega.
lloh viii De likely 10 stand II democrats and r
repuoHcanS lnofncial returns elect Hart (repub-
licanl over Neal (demOcraD by II votes and Mercy
Vepuhlicanl over Campbell ldemocraD hy 4a The
democrats claim that Wallace (iemoc-atl IS elected
over Mckinney republican) by a votes rThe Cin-
cinnatl StdT-Itg'eS says Mckinley is elected by a
majority or votes. stark county has NOT vef
been heard from officially.
GoFFS ELECTION IN WEST VIRGINIA
Gofr's majority for Congress VIII reach 1Gsn n
republican gain over the Presidential vote OF lSA
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THIS EVENING.
EOLEY, Auctioneer,

EOLEY, Auctioneer.
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION, 5000 UN-
REDEEMED PLEDGES, AT THE NATIONAL
LOAN OFFICE, LOOT SEVENTH STREET
NORTHWEST, COMMENCING THURSDAY.
SEPTEMBER TWENTY-EIGHTH 1852 AT
SEVEN T. NJ, AND WILL CONT NUE. UNTIL
THE ABOYE-MENTI ONED PLEDGES ARE
SOLD. CONSISTING OF LADIES' AND GEN
TLEhESS SUPERIOR CLOTHING. BED
CLOTHING. MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
DIAMONDS. WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING - Comprising a fine
assortment of Frock. Sack and GETAWAY, Dress and
business Goats of the finest materials made IN the
latest styles, Gents Underwear, &c.
LADIES' CLOTHING-Comprises a superior assort-
mcnt OF Six, Merino, Cashmere. Alpaca, Delaine,
ChiutZ Calico and other Dresses and Dress Patterns
nj Ladies' Underwear &C., &C.
SHAwLS CI.OAKS AND SACOUES - Paisley
Broche Grape, Thibc and Fancy Plaid Shsws, Cloth,
CdesinIerc, Coats and Cloaks-
DIAMONDS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY- Soil
taire and Custer Diamond Pins. Studs and Ear Rings
stem and hey Winding American, English and other
Lever Watches Sets JeWery, Cameo and other Rings,
Pins. LOckeis, &c.
MISCELLANEOUS GOODs-Pated Ware, Bibles,
Boofs IoOls, Musical Instruments Mirrors, &c.
BED CLOTHING. BOOTS AND SHOES-Oults
Spreads, Blankets, Sheets Boosters, Pillow Cases,
Shoes.
81 Parties having Goods deposited will please taks
notice.
s26-1m FOLEY. Auctionear.
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The Thrift Commission

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Oct. 13.-The tariff commits
sion opened its sessions here to-day. An argument
was made on the part OF New Eng and ma nufactu-
rers OF bar iron for the admission OF foreign scrap
iron free OF duty and on the part OF fourteen wire
manufacturers for SPECIFIC duty OF three-quarters
or cent per pound on steel wire rods The presi-
dents OF the Bethlehem Iron company and the
Pennsylvania Steel company expressed their dis
sent from the Recommendation OF the CresSon con-
vention to impose duty OF eighty cents per ton
on iron ore, and suggested fifty cents as a sutfi-
Ciently high rate,
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A. III L DE,
o1l-d&ds CHAS. NJ. NJ A.


CHANCERY I,! SALE OF VALUABLE ZEAL ESTATE
ON TWELFTH STREET WEST, BETWEEN
NORTH 4 AND f STREETS.
The undersigned Trustees. in Equity cause g.,
Andrew j. Joyce asainst Mary White, i'm nistra
tr1x ct al no 597. VIII sell. at public auction, -
IN front OF the premises, TUESDAY, the TWENTY
10Y ii DAY OF OCTOBER, 1892 at FIVE O'CLOCK
part OF Lot No Is. in squara No. go. beginning
Tor the same On 18th street west 81 feet from the line
Of Lot No. 10, running thence south TO said lot 49,
tence west with the line of said lot 10 100 feet thence
north n feet; tn 100 feet to beginning: i'm
PROV ed by a large brick dwelling.
iesins q sale One-thir go purchase money cash
oa1ce OF purchase money to DO paid in equal install
nens In six twelve and eighteen months from day of
SAFE 70 Dear interest from day of sale, which pur
c-tisef 20 give pronissory notes with a surety or
s'retes 10 be approved by the Trustees or purchaser
or purchasers can all purchase money in ash on
DAY OF sale or on ratification thereof by the court ON
atncath or sale and payment of purchase money
d not beIore1 Trustees si convey property to pur-
c,laser or purchasers deposit of $50 each riece
OF property sold viii be required when the property is
hi2sAea Gown 20 the purchaser The terms of sale
must lie complied with within ten day from ay of sale
or property will be advertised and sold at cost and
rsk OF purchaser All conve anciny at cost Of pur-
chaser. " - - go
MAR11N +. MORRIS,
wr,,,,, 1900 Es.. NV. Trustees
oiu-dSis 4S6 La. ave.
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Information from Russell and Lee counties, Ala
states that there Is OF negroes there
reported.
The public prosecutor at Long Branch, " j.
has brought a criminal charge against J. II
Cory, keeper or the Bellevue hotel, on the charge
OF having eXtoItcd money from Cyrus ". Field,
tr.
There were 3S new cases ofyellow fever in Pen.
Sacola yesterday.
Charles Rapp was sentenced in Baltimore yes-
terday To three years in the penitenttary for en-.
ticing young girls for immoral purposes.
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District Government Affairs.
ACCUMULATED MANURR

The of1cals at the St Elizabeth asylum have
notified Marketmaster Buell. that they Will be
compelled after tomorrow Saturday TO decline 20
collect and remove the manure from street. be
tween 9TH and 18th streets northwest for the rea-
SON that there are so many other farm duties to
attend to. Mr.. Buell. has, therefore, addressed a
note to the District Commissioners, suggesting
that detail OF some ten OF the laboring inmates
OF the wOrkhOuSe be detailed with horses and
carts and implements, under an overSeer, for the
purpose OF removing this manure to the work.
house farm.
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MARRIED..

&C, G.AMPBELI.SHIPLEY. ON Thursday. October
nth 1882. 10y the Rev. Mr. Mires, the hrdes resi-
dence in Howard county Nd. MILAN d. CAMP
BELL, formerly of Cecil county. Md, and NELLIE
SHiPLEY. of Howard county.
HAYES-REED. October 18th 1882 Mt the P-esby-
terrain church Bsllston, AieNanuris county Va. by
Rev. David Riddle, ALONZO @. HAYES 10 MARY n
REED.
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THos. j. FISHER & CO.. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE CORNER LOT
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER TWEEN s4sH.
TIkiH, stEIFEOCiQCk, in front of the prem ~
10th, 1876 and duly rec3rdsd in hber $50. folio 49,
shall sell lot No. 2, IN subdivision OF square No 43O
20x95. at the northeast Of 9Th and streets
northwest.
Terms: One fourth cash; the remainder in mx
twelve and eighteen Scnths. with interest secured by
deed OF trust on the premises. Conyeyancing at the
1T the time If sale.
o9-ec&ds GEO. II. B. WHITE, Trustee.
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EOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

STEAMER THOMPSON
Leaves Sixth Street Wharf every Sunday. Wednesday
and Frl..Gy. at : O'Clock a. m.
Fare md freight as low as by any other boat.
For freight passage apply 9th street wharf
General Office, 6l3 10Th street. s22-}m
fINHE STEAMER ''MATTANO" LEAVES 7TH
II street wharf every SUNDAY, tuesday, AND
THURSDAY. at seven O'clock q ~, for PJtomlc river
landings stopping at landings Nonin on Tuesdays
and Thursdays. MattOx Greek sundays and Thurs
days. Chapel Point and Brent's Wharf Sundays down
and Wednesdays up" and MattawOInan Creek on
SUNDAYS down" and Mondays ..up; returning to
Washington every Monday. Wednesday and Friday
afternoons.
For Information applJ.1
6. r. JONES. Agent
my2S 18th street wharf,
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EGYPTIAN NOTES.-The number Of Fcvn,,an
rebels awaiting trial is ll3 The Khedive told a
delegation OF Free maSonS yesterday that he could
not be sufficiently grateful 10 England TOR sup
pressing the rebellion Gen. Allison has been an
pointed TO command the army OF occupation The
examination or Arab PaSha WIS continued yes-
terday. and II Is said he ably defended himself.
denying completely I'm the June massacres and the
burning OF Alexandra
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Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, Oct 13.-The Posts financial article
says: In the money market per cent is the ruling
rate for call loans on Stocks and 4a5 per cent the
quotation on United States bonds. Time money
is 6 per cent on nrst-claSS stocks, and 4a4x per
cent on United States bonds. Prime mercantile
paper Is 6lS per cent, with per cent the ruling
rate. The Stock Exchange markets are all
dull to-day. United States bonds are Il
lower for the Is, and new 8 per cents
are Do14 bid against lol yesterday. State bonds
are nominal Railroad bonds are Irregular, but
generally higher. Nearly one-thrd OF the entire
business In stocks thus far to-day has been in the
Shares OF the Northern Pacific and kindred COM
panes, these stocks having been raided with the
assistance OF the news OF trouble among the la
borers on parts OF the Northern Pacific road The
prf'd has been sold down to 81 from 93k at close
yesterday and 92H this morning and the common
to Az from 4e3s at the close yesterday and IS this
morning, and oregon and Trans Continental to
s6K from seH at the close yesterday and SO this
morning. AS we write these stocks are selling at
ssh, s7s and s7A respectively. The other active
stocks have been Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western at 1331sa 81, Union Pacific at l073.a1tS3s
Omaha at 475sa4sb. In no other stock have the
transactions amounted to 10000 shares AS we
close the whole market Is steady to strong. The
market for foreign exchange is firm.
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TTHOMAS j. FISHER Il co.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF THE PREMISES KNOWN
AS 'FORD'S OPERA HOUSE,"
By virtue of deed of trust dated the 7th day ~,
November A. d. 1872, and recorded i'll Liber No. ss5
OF Columbia, and by the request in writing, of the
party secured thereby the subscribers will SELL to the
hiShst and best bidder, the premises, MONDAY,
t ffvs SIXTH KITE o pay OF NOVEMBER AID. 1882 at
bere onsl and the east half of lot two) square
numbered 5Sl tthree hundred and eighty one) in the
Cay OF Washington District of Columbus, according to
me or1na plat or plan of said city, said half of
ISo fronting hfty feet on north street and twenty
in said deed mentioned.
Terms Of sale: $40 00O with per cent interest from
April 2Ith 1882 till paid and the the sale in
cash; and the residue in equal sums in one and two
years from Date OF SALE with ak centu per annum
interest," Tor which the purchaser must give notes to
secured the property sold to the of the
trustees The property Will be sold subject taxes and
assessments due, and all conyeyaucng will be at the
purchasers cost.
o11-axas e a h9p n MaTTHEws Trustees.