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Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for The EVENING STAR.

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Several lots OF real estate
were sold yesterday afternoon at auction at low
rates. Two small brick dwellings, six rooms, with
front and back lots on a paved street, (Fairfax
near Woli). sold at $50 each to VIM. w. Brown.
The Summers coach factory on Pitt street. at S7o5
to the Summers Bros Two dwelling lots on the
edge OF town were bought, one in the first ward,
ward, for SIS, by Win. II. Smith. These sales show
that during last Season the price Of real estate has
not advanced
AN OLD BUILDING AssoCIATIoN.-The affairs OF
the Mechanical Building Association, which was
established here about 1855, are now being finally
wound up. some sales OF real estate under mort
cages TO that organization were made yesterday.
came and changed values and delayed settle
mentS
STATION HousE.-At the station house there are
few prisoners this morning. Bun Edwards. charged
with stealing pocket-Oook; Cecilia Jackson, dis
orderly; colored lad for stealing from a wagon
at market.and a white man locked Up f0rdrunkep-
ness.
REPORTERS NOrEs.-Rt Rev. j. J. Keane, Bishop
or richmond, officfated at the morning services in
from the county court by the city OF Alexandria
against the county or Alexandria in the case OF
the county pauper, Jacobs, whom the city SUM-
ported for twelve years at the elms house. was de-
cided by Judge Keith yesterday in favor of the
the county, The city claimed 1870 for the sup
port OF the pauper.-The New Virginia Mining
and Manufacturing Company have made an as.
se>snent or IS upon each share.---The Hydraulion
engine has been repaired. Scow John SAD
Ter. brought here from Baltimore by Mr. j. ID.
BE lch, WAS reSod yesterday 10 NJ. Pande OF Balti-
more from whomit was bought. An attempt TO take
The boat Dy lorce was unScceSSu III, and the resale
Was made with the consent OF all parties
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SPEAKER KEIFER has received few sarcastic
kilograms from the constituents of ex-Secretary
Robson, congratulating him upon the defeat OF
the eX-Secretary.
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THE SENATE WILL STAND, after the 4th of March
next, 3S republicans. SO democrats and Ma
hOneites. 1t will be In the power OF Malone to tie
the Senate only by voting with the democrats
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PROF. BELL Mountaineering. Alexander
Graham Bell (of telephone fame), to-day, as a
native Of Edinburgh Scotland, took out his papers
as citizen OF the United States, having eight
years ago procured his first papers in Essex county,
Mass,
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BRrpGEPoRr CoNS., Nov I0-Last night when
the Housaton!c milk train reached Newton, Miles
f. Dean, a brakeman, residing in this city, was
found lying dead upon the top or oneef the cars
with the back OF hts skull crushed TO Jelly. lie
was probably struck when going through tie tun-
mel at Hawleyyllie. He was about forty-three
years OF age and leaves wife and six small chill
dren In destitute circumstances.
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GEE THE So. a AND IS CHILDRENS SUITS
y Single Pants. 75c.. 96c. and 81; age, 4-10
School Suits. from 50. 90, a and IS, upwards age,
8-l2.
Boys School Suits. from g. IS and Sc up age IL
to II. Single Pants, from 81 up.
Boys School Hats, from SOC. up. Dress do, 75c.
and 81 up.
The best 81 School Button Shoes in the District Of
Columbia. ut
j. W. SELBYfS.
ola 1914-1916 Pennsylvania avenue.
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Verdict Against the QUtdnick Com.

PROVIDENCE, RI. Nov. l0.-The superior court,
in the case OF VIM. j. King & Sons vs. the Qud-
nick company, VIM. Sprague president, 10 which
@ eneral Butler last evening began his argument
for the defense. this morning declined to hear fur
ther Argument, but Instructed the jury to decide
ver;!ct for the plaintiffs i0r t,lt iui, amount
f6ss s,vGS
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., $95, ,663. %; customs. $565. .t965a
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An Artists Home burned

WHITE PLAISs, y. Y, Nov. l0.-The resiience
and oItbullJings o. Mr.. Albert Berstadt. the we'll
Nowl artist. situated at IryinCton, cauyht nre
tlIis m lrnng. Tire loss, so far as Known, VIII
probably exceed $40 GOO
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The Carroll institute last evening adopted reso-
lnf1ons Of reDpcst To the m0mogN q - -
Father r. y. Neclsthy.
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gTHE SECOND NATIONAL BANK.
meeting Of the Directors Of the Second National
DANIEL KoLB, member of the board. was announced.
when the following resolutions were adopted:
found Of the death of their associate DANIEL
koLB, and desiring to render slight tribute to his
Resolre That in his sudden taking off in early man.
hood We dsl9re the loss Of ready willing and valuable
tender recollection and appreciation of his sterling
nonesty and integrity drectness Of purpose. sound
distressed and unfortunate and genial sociabiity Of
nature we with mis- many friends mourn his death and
tender to his family cordial and heartfelt sympathy
in their sad affcton.
That we attend his funeral in body and that copy
Of these resolutions be by the cashier to the family
OF our dece ased friend.
1t H. c. SWAIN. Cashier. Secretary.
rSs FEDERATION OF LABOR.-DEIFGATES
and to at @ oeoch s corner 70 1 se
ystatos foliows nne-s WfDSEepk 9SS SoYem 1ane
SSAIuRSDA,1, SaIS,5, November IL; Plasterers. MONDAY,
A. NJ. KENADAY President
SAMUEL f. BOYCF, Recording Secretary. nS-4t
r-Eso WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK.
dividend of centum will be paid to depositors
on and after NEXT MONDAY. the 18th instant al the
oee ZEE on south side OF Louisiana avenue next to corner
meS1 are nOfa T. RqGss settle
FSo JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SUPPLY or
~ nure Cod Liver Oil. at soc. per pint bottle, at
DREW's Drug Store, corner sth street and Pennsy,-
vania avenue my25- -6m
w SAMUEL kER' aao IN .t,.., northwest,
vites attention to his advertisement in odays Star
BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS"
Fgo ONLY TWO BOTTLES.
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BAIISToN, y. Y, Nov. l0.-JameS Conroy. who
was In jail here on an indictment for the murder
or Peter McCann. committed suicide at an early
hour this morning by cutting a large vein IA the
call OF his right leg with a razor
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MUSICAL AND LITERARY ENTERTAIN
Uu MENT, at FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH d street.
Detween and 9th streets southwest November 14th
fooZ by the Choir and several Invited Friends noted
Ior their musical and literary talents. The entertain
ment Is under the conduct OF Mrs BETTE MoEWEN,
whose musical sbty is well known. Admission. 25c.
concert commences It O'Clock. n1O-3ts
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r BEHREND'S BALTIMORE STORE,
908 SEVENTH STREET.
BETWEEN AND NORTHWEST,
Would respectfully invite attention to his selections
HANDSOME NEW GOODS, which offered at re-
markably low prices.
aerster Cloth. all coors 25c.. Terra Gotta Bronze.
Beautiful P. aids sink ana Wool. 25c. formerly 5Oc.
Figured Dress Goods that retailed at 90 only Ike
Chuddah Cloth, 15c.. great bargain.
s;plendd Cashmeres in black and colurs 35c.
Fine All wool Cashmeres. 80, 6211 Toe. and 81.
Novelties in Dress Goods Pushes and Velyets.
Green 5-4 Cloth, choice quality, 81. 25.
silks aud Satins Brocedes &C.
UNDERWEAR for LADIES, GENTS and CHILDREN
We particularly recommend those suffering from
rheumatism to buy our prepared Red Flannel Under
wear 81 25 to 81 so each; sell pure incidentally
ly retailed for 75c.
Corsets 35, 50. 75c. 81, 81. % and I'D.
Hosiery, Gloves and Handkerchefs.
Bave just received lots Of pure Linen Handkerchief
slightly imperfect at less than half prices. Call and
see them before they are all sold ont.
Full stock of Dolnestlcs, Table Linen and Towels,
Blankets Flannels, Cassimeres and housekeeping
Goods
Last, but not least, Misses Wooden Hose in sizes
from 8 TO 80, 25c. per palr.
BALTIMORE CASH STORE.
n3 I'm sos 7th street northwest
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EXCHANGED BoNDs.-The issue Of three per cent
bonds, in exchange for three and half per cent
bonds, since the 1st instant, is SIC 500 which
leaves about SOS 600 OF uncailed lor three and
half per cents outstanding.
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THE ATTORNEY GENERAL Will 60 to Philadelphia
on Sunday.

A WAsHINGTONIAN ELECTED TO CoNGREss.---Tele-
grams from Wisconsin make it almost certain that
the Hon. Gilbert NJ. Woodward. the democratic
candidate for Congress in the Lacrosse WiScon SIM
district. has been elected. This will be gratify ng
to his relatives and friends in this city, the place
OF his birth. MIR. Woodward Is q lawyer OF
ability.
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Opposition Co Chicago Beef

ALBANY, y. u, Nov. l0.-T Z. Eastman, "a New
York; ". IL. Monroe, or Albany; W. III. Wander
velt and A. a w. Arnold, OF Chicago, Ill, have
formed company with a reported capital OF one
million dollars, 10 oppose the Chicago dressed beef
enterprise OF Hammond a. Co. and swift & Co, OF
Chicago. They Will open depotS In every city
where the other firms have agents now, and VIII
sell the beef brought from Chicago I'm the Amer.
can Refrigerator Ccmpany's cars at price which
VIII Just cover expenses This Il regarded as q
move TO crowd out the dreSsed-beef trade in the
interests OF the livestock business OF the east
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
pTHE SECOND NATIONAL BANK.

- THE PLEA OF ELDER E. KELLY. OF NEW
80 Bedford, Mass, in favor OF the colored race
OF this country and their institutions viii appear in the
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Horrible Case OF Suicide.

NEW HAVEN, CONN. November 10.--A horrible
case OF suicide took place OF the Derby railroad
track this forenoon. Henry Hageman, German
tailor, threw himself in front OF the locomotive OF
the passenger train near the Arlington cut and
was torn 10 pieces. four cars passing over him.
He leaves wife and four children. An inquest
VIII be held to morrow.
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SMALL SHOW FOR THE MoNEY-The election
| OF Tom Ochiltree in Texas, Gen. Chalmers in
mississippi, Kellogg in louisiana and Mackey in
South Carolina is about all Jay Hubbell has to
show; and yet they say the barrel is empty, and
the poor clerks are paying ten per cent month
| interest on the money they put In to fill it.
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Telegraphic Briefs.

Isaac Bott, OF Little Rock, Ark, was fatally
Shot by his steps IN, Julius Levy, at his residence
at midnight, last night
At Naples, ontario county, Va. yesterday, while
George Pave was eating his dinner, ne drank
solution OF sugar OF lead and laudanum by mis-
take from a bottle labelled "Plantation Bltters"
and died in two hours.
The remains OF the late James W. Simonton VIII
leave San Francisco for New York on Monday
next accompanied by his widow and Mr.. Loring
Pickering.
The residence ana furniture OF T. Wilton Hiu.
cashier OF the First National Bank at JamesburY
on the line OF the Amboy division OF Tie Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, was totally destroyed by fire yes
terday. Loss, about $1,000.
The steamer Heiyetia, rom Antwerp for Boston,
Which arrived at Queenstown the "a tn L with her
cargo shifted, also had her deck-house broken.
Three OF her men were seriously Injured.
Andrew Rab, engineer or the New York ed ave-
nue. elevated railway who ran over ana killed
Frederick Pierce. and fatally injured Arthur Hall
lock, two car cleaners, at the l2lt street station
last night, was to-day paroled by the coroner to
await the inquest
In the United states circuit court in New York
to-day the trial OF the suit OF Roger NJ. Sherman a
lawyer, against Charles G. Landon and BENJAMIN
H. Hutton, for the recovery OF S. 22l counsel fees
was commenced.
George w. White, blacksmith, OF 23i street,
Brooklyn. NY, hung himself with a clothes Line
In his bedroom last night.
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THE CLERKS FEEs.-The Court In General Term
made an order to-day directing the National Bank
$S24,Sl020, the amount deposited In certain equity
Gases by order OF the court made October 2, 1873
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THE NEW CoDE-Charman Neal, o. the Dlstric t
committee, thinks he will have passed in the
House, at the next session, the bill revising the
municipal code for the District, but he has no
hope that 1T Will pass the Senate.
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GRAZING NOT OCCUPANCY.-The Secretary of the
Interior has decided that the use OF land for graz
ing purposes is not sufficient for occupancy
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The LIFE savERs--The Treasury department
today issued circular requiring the crews or life
saving stations to undergo thorough physical ex-
animation by medical officers or the marine hos
pital service detailed for the purpose
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JONES, WHO SHOT AT GUITEAu.-The case Of VIM.
JONES' indicted for an ass ult and battery th IN
tent to Kill Charles j. Guiteau. In November last
was on the calendar OF the Criminal Court to-day,
but went over till next week.
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UNEAsINKss ABOUT A MISSING MAN-The frlend.

UNEAsINEss ABOUT MISSING MAN.-The friends
OF John S. Wilson are very much alarmed by his
sudden and mysterious disappearance. He was
employed In the Boston store and had been in this
city but short time. AS he was a native OF
Bradford England, it is thought that he has gone
home. But others are inclined to believe that he
was made melanc holy by his poor health and re-
duced circumstances, and committed suicide. The
last seen Ot him In this city was the 9th Of OctO
her
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WHAT Mr. Robson sAYs.-congressman Robe

WHAT Mr.. robson SAYs.-Congressman Robe
son. who returned to this city shortly after tie
election, in talking with number OF friends last
evening about the elections, remarked: "In New
York all the republicans seem to have voted for
Cleveland ,and most OF the democrats" He spoke
OF his own defeat in a good natured Way, and
while admitting that he was pretty badly Showed
under, he thought that he had not Jared any
worse than good many Others.
PROBATE BusINEss.-In the Probate Court Judge
Hagner transacted the following business to-day:
Estate e. A. Cook order OF sale. Estate Lucy b.
Mankin; DR.: c. NJ. Hammett appointed admins
trator-hond, 5000. Estate Catherine Wood
Jones; order appointing 9. II. Wood administra.
tor-bond, 1000 Estate Andrew Roth; do Mary
Ann Roth-bond. $4O0. Estate Margaret Edmonds;
rule on executor to show cause Estate w. Beck
ley; order OF publication. In re Mary T. Free
man; rule for counter security. VIII OF John
Downs admitted to probate and letters c. t a.
granted Charlotte s. Downs; bond, 81 600 Estate
X Taylor: Mary x: Taylor appointed admins
tratrix-bond, s. COO Estate p. g. l. G. DesignolIe;
bond partially executed. Estate John Hubert
Martin: final notice issued.
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pTiZ-
ing purposes is not sufficient for occupancy.
THE INDIAN SCHOOLS.-The Commissioner OF In.
dian Affairs has received the annual reports for
the several Indian industrial schools Mr.. s. C.
Armstrong, the principal of the school at Hamp-
ton, reports that the total attendance during the
year was 96, and the number now connected with
the school is "a 80 girls and "a boys. Lieut.. M.
c. Wilkinson, U.SA., In charge OF the school at
Forest Grove, oregon, reports a total attendance
OF 81 = 81 boys and 81 girls. The report OF the
superintendent of the Carlisle Indian school
shows 1873 Indian boys and 102 Indian girls were at
the school at the close Of the fiscal year. There
were over S. 900 worth wagons, harness and shoes
made by students during the year. The prog ress
OF the students in their studies is regarded as
highly satisfactory.
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The ykarkeGS,

BALTIMORE. Nov. 10.--virvtnia 6s, con sols. 50:
do. second SERIES 33&; do. past due coupons, 50,
do. ten -forties. 42,a bid to-day.
BALTIMORE Nov. l0.-CottoD steady-nliddling
101. Flour dun aud lower - Howard street
and western suIer, 3. .25a375; do; extra, l.o0s
4.62 do. family. 4. 75e5 15; city mills SUPER 3.tOa
400; do. extra, 25a5. IS; do. Rio brands, 20;
patapsco family, g. rs: do. superat,e patent 100
wheat, southern frmer; western hieher, closing
No. western winter red spot. !: o4s asked Noyen-
her, ca December, l0Jz L. 06a; January Los ~
Loss; February, 10 al. l0h; March, slal ~ 4.
Corn southern steady; western higher closing easr-
southern white. s0aS4. 15a16 do. yellow Dew s7a
so: western mixed, spot IS bid; Noveaiber 80 bid;
January, 14a6lh. Osts steady, with fair demand
southern. 4oa46: western white 44a46 do. mixed sOs
49, Pennsylvania 42as6. Rye quiet 5Sa6l Hay steady
and quietPrne 10 choice Peansy lyanla and Marylald
IA Goals 90 Provisions steadyiness pork 2 IS. Bulk
measshculders and clear rib sides packed, l0k and
1914. Bncon-shoulders l2A; clear nib Sides 16As
Hams. lGi.al7A Lard-refned. lsE. Butter firm
western packed 23a26: creamery. 32a36. Egs steady.
asaSo. p Petroleum firm refined, ssasss 9ofes
steady-A soft sss; corner refined steady. l7xaisk.
steamer auct-cotton. 5-32d.: -four. ls:9d.; ersin.
bushels; corn. 10. GA buslels oats 4.GI3 bushels;
re. 500 bushels. ShIments-wheat los, CID busi<!s;
corn, lG0 35S bushels.
LONDON, Nov 10. -: 80 .m.--U. g. bonds. extencsA
IS. lof. Atlantic and Great Western flrxt mor1rNO
trdstees certificates. 4sS do. eeconds III. Erie SKI
do. seconds, l02 Illinois Central l524. Pepps, iya1A
Central. CAY. Reading. 29N- Ontario and weseanA
~. ST. Paul. ll2b.
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NEW STOCK.
WHITE AND SCARLET CALIFORNIA
FLAN Ell SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
Scarlet c. and W. Cashmere SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
Canton Flannel p. T. DRAWERS.
w. &. IEEI.
n s35 Pennsylvania avenue.
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THE NAVAL ADVISORY BOARD, Commodore Shu.
feldt president, will meet at the Navy department,
! next Monday. Mr.. Henry Steers and Mr.. Myers
Coryell OF New York. have both acceptedi the po-
is expected that they will be present at the meet
/ inQ MOndav
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postmaster at Cordova, Nd; H. R. Tappan, Kley
Grange, Md; I. A. Evans, Leesville, Va; T. p.
ChildreSS, JOhnSon's Springs, Va
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NAVAL NOTES.-The U. s. steamer Tallahassee
arrived at Newport this morning from Boston.
The naval court-martia appointed to try Allen for
causing the death Of his shipmate, Belmore, con-
veneS on board the u. S. steiner Portsmouth, at
Newport, on Monday next
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the probate Court Judge

THE RANGE OF the thermometer at the Office OF
the chief signal officer to-day, November TO- 1882 Is
as follows:-7 am, $500; II am. $3.50; pm,
646o; Maximum, CAS-; minimum, 52lo.
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James Albert Clark, OF New York, was to-day
District
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GOLD CERTIFICATES. Gilfllan to-day
forwarded S. 100000 in gold certificates in denom-
nations OF twenties. fifties and one hundreds to
and one hundreds to New Orleans These are Ger
tfcateS OF the New York series, bearing the
printed signature Of Assistant Treasurer Acton
The Washington series Of gold certificates will
probably be ready for issue about the first Of De-
cember.
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Observation-Disclosures Anger returned to the
city with his family from Michigan yesterday
Senator Miller OF New YORK, viii bring his ia msly
to Washington for the winter next ek.-Com-
manders McGlenny, Rogers and Higginson, Pay
Inspector Clark and Richard Harrington and wife,
OF Delaware. are at the Ebbitk-Lieut. r. N.
Wood and wife (nee Thorn, ofthis city, were pas
sengers by the overland train g arrive at San
Francisco Inst Monday. Cen. Warren T. Edgar
st. Louis, is in the cty.-Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Boggs, Major v. NJ. Dunn, Mrs. Sanders w. john
ston and Miss Mary Sanders Johnston. OF WASH
ington. were registered at the Office OF the New
York Herald in Paris observation-disclosures
John G. Walker, chief Of the bureau OF steam en-
cheering at the Navy department, has returned
from two weeks trip north.
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THE PASTORS SALARY CAsE-The trial OF the
case of Scott agt Stewart ct al, trustees OF EnOn
Baptist church, for balance OF Salary, was resumed
In the Circuit Court, Judge Macarthur, this morn
ing, ana q verdict was rendered Tor defeudautS
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THE WILL OF Thomas Shafler, executed on No
Vember 9TH, was to-day filed In the Probate Court
and fully proven. He gives sumner ShaiIer, OF
New York, his watch and chain, and appoints w.
carry out the gifts and bequests, amounting to
u 0OO, as given hm, and bequeath1ng any property
ne may have IN uadddm, Conn, u Davis I.
Shatler.
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MEETING of line officers OF the navy was held
at Wormley'S last evening for the purpose of dis
cussing the question whether the appointment OF
rear admirals should be made by selection or in
order OF seniority in order to obtain the different
views on the subject A large number Of officers
were present. but as it was intended that the mat
ter should be kept secret the result Of the meeting
is not known
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Seizure Of S22j.OOO Worth of Clydes.
dale Horses.
COL. holloway TROU BIEs WITH THE GL AsGow CON-

CHICAGO, Nov. 1o. "A dispatch to the Daily Ne,cs
from Alexis, ILL.,, gives iurther details OF the sell
zure or over 100 head OF Clydesdale horses on the
farm OF Col. Robert Holloway, near that place,
yesterday, by representatives, OF the Glasgow
Clydesdale Breeding and Exporting company. It
seems that special train, with detectives and q
force OF men left Chicago on Wednesday and ar
rived there this morning. They seized tie horses
In spite OF Col. HollOways protest and proceeded
to load them on the train. Colonel Hollo-
way, after the posse had defied the con-
stable and sherifr, got an order from the
division superintendent OF the road TO hold
the train. Meantime he went before the
court and swore out writ OF replevin and came
back with sufficient force and took possession OF
his property, which includes several prize stlions
and a whole herd valued 1T $225, 600. The repre-
sentatlves OF the Glasgow company say Col Ho-
loway was merely acting as agent OF the COM
pany TO sell the horses for share OF the proceeds,
that he has been selling large numbers OF horses
and that his remittances were not satisfactory.
The company became tired OF the arrangement
and decided TO take possession OF its property.
Col Holloway, on the other hand, sta9 that he
has part interest in the stock and that, has re-
mitted nearly all OF the company's share OF the
proceeds OF sale. Col Holloway bears first class
reputation, both In this country and In Europe,
as d reliable business man, and is the leading I'm
porter or ClydeSdaleS ia this country.
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NAVAL CADETS DISMISSED FOR HAZING.-Three
cadets OF the Annapolis Naval Academy-Jimes
X. Pagin OF Indiana, Milton Dargan. OF South Car
DINA, and Jason G. Laurf5on, of Ohio-have been
court martialed and dismissed from the naval
academy for hlzinr.