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nR- LEON. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
only reliable Ladies' Physician in the city, can he
consulted daily 237 Pennsylvania avenue All Female
Complaints and Irregularities quickly removed.
PrcIppt treatment Correspondence and consultations
strictly confidential Separate rooms for Ladies' Office
kourt to 4 and 10 pm o2S-lm
nR. VI. l.. BOyEE, MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN,
treats successfully Female Diseases, Neuragia,
Rheumatism Chills Paralysis. Nervous Diseases, SC
Turkish, Russian, Sulphur and all Medicated Baths
given 4I7 street. opposite Riggs House. o20
TIyHE OLDEST ESTABLISHED RECOGNIZED
IL Ladies' Physicians In the city DRS. BROTHERS
h GRAY SOC street southwest; IS years experi-
snce o20- Inn
hrs. BROTHERS AND GRAY GIVE NO FREE
H. prescriptions and send you to side show drug
glst who win agree TO divide profits with the doctor
Those Disappointed Of Of Gonorrhea, syphilis or
0leet should consult DIS. BROTHERS and GRAY, 906
Ii street southwest who will furnish you medicines
and guarantee . cure or no pay. Thirty hve years
ex.stietcc. OHM
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LEOPOLD NEUMEYER, Trustee
nl-dts DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
n1-dt
1HANGERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
" I nEMnnIEKIY On STREET BETW VI, d NEy
MEST, AND AN UNIMPROVED LOT OF
GR SSi On FIRST. BETWEEN o AND

STREETS NORTHWEST.
,u Under ana Dy virtue OF decree Of the Su-EEEa
preme Court OF the District of Columbia, passed Saa
october 10TH 1882 in the suit of Mary T. Brown -
81 a.. W.; Al artla + Hail ct ala, No s, 1884, Equity
TEEN e fh eA premises o. TgEsDAY TIE EoGR
O'CLOCK. r; NJ. the following real estate. to wit:
Lot numbered thirty eight (38 of Patrick Hanrahans
SUBDIVISION OF original lot No. in square numbered
nve hundred and fifty seven (557), with the improve
menus thereon, consisting of aBrck dwelling house.
contalnlng iour rooms known as No111 street north
WITH the free use of the ten foot alley, between
sup io's 50 aad ~, IN said square,
Aiso by virtue Ct the same decree. win offer for
an 81 aS'Sn II fs0pt g as 1 Sr
HALF-IAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. M. the following
real es ate to witt Part of Lot numbered eleven GID in
square NUMBERED Six hundred and Hixte {616),
menc1ng ior the same 1st street west sixty seven
lo ana SIX 6) inches from the of
SAID LOT NO IL and running thence along LIST street
twenty aZ3 feet snd six go inches thence east
nng containing two thousand two hundred fest Of
Terms Of sale One third of the purchase money In
cash ana the balance in two equal sns payable
aia TWO years respectively after te day Of said sae.
Win interest," the deferred payments to besecured
tue property sold II the terms of sale be not complied
Win within seven days the trustee the right to
resell the property at the risk and of the efaung
purchaser deposit of $50 viii be required a each
CHAS. "A. ELLIOT, Trustee,
nr,,.o,.o. No. 403 9th steeet northwest.
.OUNCANSON BROS. Auctioueers. n3-eo&ds
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VVHOS. J. FISHER & CO.. Real Estate Auctioneers.
PEssEEM REMIT RYEs SALE L. OF yALUABLE THREE;
NORTHWEST, WITH LARGE LOT TWENTY
FOUR FEET FRONT.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON NCvEMBERMa
FIFTEENTH 1882. at FOUR O'CLOCK, we will ~
fe 70 Of a ~ fee In
three. story brick dwelling with back building Lot
has large paved public alley the east and also on the
nol0-d&ds THOs. J. FISHER 4 CO., Auct.
EXECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE PERSONAL
IL PROPERTY.
BY virtue of an order Of the Supreme Court D. c..
will offer for sale. the premises. No. 8Ol 9th street
northwest, corner b street on TUESDAY. NOVEM:
Der FOURTEENTH. 1882 the following personal
effects belonging to the estate Of Truman A. Cook,
deceased, viz.
! Large show Case, Counter, Tables, Writing Desk.
H. B. Horizons Patent Clock.
Copper Retort nth guage.
Copper Tanks
Stove.
/ Webster's Dictionary.
Microscope.
Walnut inlaid Chess Table and Chessmen.
Furniture Books, &C.. &C., &c.
ALFRED CLOUGHTY, Executor.
FOLEY, Auctioneer. Most
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTEE D. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctloneers.


HANDSOME CHAMBER SUITE. EXTRA SIZE
FRENCH PLATE GLASS TENNESSEE MARBLE
TOT. WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES, PARLOR
SUITES UPHOLSTERED II RAW SILK, REP
AND HAIR CLOTH, HANDSOME PIER MIR
R0kS. TMa TRENCH CQUCHES, BEAUTI-
FULLY UPHOLSTt RED: Has DSUNE ROSE
AND WHITING DESKS. COTTAGE SUITES
TWENTY BRUSSELS CARPETS THIRTY IN
GRAIN CARP rs. HAIR AND HUSK MAT
1kESSES, HEATING OWES, DC.
On TO-MORROW, NOVEMBER ELEVENTH. at
TEN O'CLOCK A. M, shall sell in front of our
salesrooms the above collection Of household effects
It WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Aucss
nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers
~ 9th and streets northwest
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF STOCK.
By virtue Of order of sale viii SELL at the auction
rooms Of DUNCANSON BROS, 9Th and d streets
FIRST. isss. At Twelve o'cLocK M. tWenty
shares Of Soyereigns Coopersye Association. Of the
District of Columbia.
y. L. FRENCH.
Administrator Of Estate Of John r. Fowle deceased.
az THE ABOVE STOCK WELL BE RE-soLD AT
risk and cost Of efaultnR purchaser at hour and
place, on TUESDAY. FOURTEENI NOVEMBER
isS2
J. L. FRENCH
Administrators Of Estate Of John r. Fowie deceased.
Most
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lust RECEIVED

lust RECEIVED
GAME.
Everything first class.
do not attempt to sell cheap.
My motto is every thing the best at living prices
FRANK J. TIBBETS Palace Market
% Corner 14th street and New York avenue
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PEIvATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES

PEIvATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
II. II. DODGE
Bonds Stocks and Investment Securities Bought IN,
Sold on Commission
No. $50 18TH STREET. tCoRCoRAN BID DING,
Agency for Prince and Whitley Stock Brokers
f4BRoADwAY. NEW Yoax.
Yyery class o. Securities bought and -ola on commits
sion ia San Francisco. Baltimore. Philadelphia New
York Boston AMI Washington. Orders executed on II,
New York Stock Exchange at eighth Of ons pe- IN,
commission, Pnvats and direct telegraph wires =,
Baltimore. Philadelphia. New York and Boston, through
which orders executed the Stock Exchanges
hose cities aud reported back promptly. Quotation
stStocks and Bonds and information regarding tbs
Markets received through our wires INSTANTLY di-
rect from the New York Stock Exchange. nj
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FYHH0MAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TWO COAL SCALES AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ELEVENTH, 1882
atTWELVE O'CLOCK, at my auction rooms, shall
sell the above Scales, without reserve. n9-2t
T,RUsTEEs SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT STU
Il ATED ON g STREET SOUTHEAST, BE-
TWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS. I'M
PROVED BY A SMALL FRAME DWELLING.
By virtue OF deed of trust, recorded in Liber "a
No 7tS folio 159 ct seq, one Of the land records E
quest Of the party secured thereby will sell at pub
NOVEMBER ELEVENTH, AID. 1882 at 456
O'CLOCK NJ all that certain parcel and lot Of land
known and being part Of original lot numbered three
CD. in square numbered hundred and ninet five
95 beginning for the at the southwest Of
said lot numbered three (3 then along the line of
street. east twenty five $3.50 fee thence at right angles
with said street. north hundred (O0) feet thence
west along the north line of said lot twenty-five {25)
feet thence south hundred l00) feet the Begin
ming together with the improvements thereon.
Terms of sale Onet third cash balance in six 60 and
twelve 2 months, for which Rotes Of the purchaser
will be taken. secured by deed of trust upon said
property. all cash at purchasers option. Conveyance
ing and recording at purchasers cost If terms of sale
are not complied with within days after date of
sale the property will be resod at the risk and of
the defaultng purchaser deposit Of $50 required at
the time Of sale.
BENZ: +. LEIGHTON,l ru,,...oa
EDWARD LANDER, ! Aruseees
Office 1923 ~ street northwest.
nl,4,8. 10 DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
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The HowgATR CAsE-District Attorney Cork.
hill says he does not believe the report that Can't
Hovgate Is concealed In New Orleans, nor does ne
believe that he will surrender himself when his
case Is called for trial
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Il,
~ virtue OF decree OF the Supreme Court Of theH
District OF Columbia, sitting Court of Equity, H3
passed on the 18th day of September A. D. 1882 in A
a.. No. .. 1879 guilty I. the undersigned. appointed
trustee by said decree and acting under the authority
and directions therein contained, win offer for at
public auction, to the highest bidder at the premises
on WEDNESDAY, the FIFTEENTH DAY OF NOVEM-
BER A. p 1889, at FOUR O'CLOCK P. M, the follow
ing described lots or parcels Of land lying and being
IN r the c1ty q WashIngton the same being uni
% o. lots Nos r. l3 a and 5 in sqnsre sos Of
OF Eiggs subdivision Of said Square No. sos. Six Of
said lots fronting on New Jersey avenue and two on
north street plat will be shown on the day Of SALE
And On THURSDAY, the SIXTEENTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER A. D. 1882, at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ,
the day after the aforesaid sale, will Offer like
ner parts OF lot No. TO- in square 512 beginning at
point on street. sixteen feet east from the southwest
corner OF said lot thence east feet thence
norh eighty feet thence west to 5h street forty feet
ieet thence south fifty to the place Of beginning
improved by two frame houses on street and one
frame house on 5th street
And also, at the same time part of Lot No. IA, in
square No. 512, at the corner of 9Th and streets
ironing Az Feet on 9th street 80 feet street
Terms OF sale: Onehalf cash and credit the resi-
que OF twelve months the purchaser purchasers to
execute and deliver his their promissory notes to the
trustee bearing interest from the day Of sale. Title
Withheld TN all the purchase shall be paid, when
is to be given by the trustee Terms to be
made On the sale Of each the unmproved lots and
sSo On the improved property All conveyancing at the
LEOPOLD NEUMEYER, Trustee.
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SECRETARY TsLIxx Is expected back Satnrda,
night
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CHAS. "A. ELLIOT. Trustee.
No. 403 9Th steeet northwest.
.DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers. n3-eo&ds
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MISTAKE AND NO THEFT.-The horse and bugHy
belonging 20 Mr.. keleher which was supposed had
oeen stolen oy man 10 whom the Gillian minis.
ter entrusted tt. account OF which was given in
yesterdays STAR, has been found In another Nv
cry stable, where IL was left by mistake
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VNNHOS. E. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY FRONT
ING ON L STREET. B. TWEEN NORTH CAPT
TOL AND FIRST STREETS NORTHWEST.
On MONDAY, NOVEMBER THIRTEENTH, atszS
FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. 1 shall offer for sale, inFs5}
front OF the premises. Lot II. in square GIL u
Terms day OF sale.
n9-d&ds THOS. E. WAG0AMAN, Auctioneer.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE
New York stock Marko.

New YORK, February S.-The stock mar.
ket opened strong and 81 per cert. higher
than Yesterdays closing prices for Nor
folk S Western preferred; 5per cert higher
for Richmond & Danyille, and lg2l per
cent higher foc the rest Of the market.
Morris, Essex, Nashville Il Chattanooga,
being prominent In the upward increment.
In the early dealings the market edvanced
Nal per cent, the latter Tor Northwestern,
while Metropolitan Elevated sold up 3 per
cent. at 92, and nanhattan Beach declined
per cent, but recovered |. per cent, At
II u. III. the general market fell OF afraction.
Chicago & Northwestern, i "a; preferred, l,i3;
Erie, 30i; East Tennessee railroad lil; Geor-
gia railway, 1 a. Illinois Central, 1876;
Louisville 4 Nashville, OIL Lake Shore n
Michigan Southern, LII; Memphis ~
Charleston, a.; Neshyille& n Chattanooga, S3!;
New York Central, l.3ll; Pittsburg a. Cleve.
land, guaranteed, .33; Richmond & Dgn-
vile, 22l. Rock Island, 1881; Wabash, st.
LOUISE Pacific, 3Gs; preferred, G1l; Western
Union Telegraph, Sls.
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After the Rattle

NEW ORLEANS, February s.-lmmedi.
ately after the fight Ryan was visited in
his quarters 9y awell-known physician, with
the intention of giving him medical as.
sistancc ifany was needed. His pulse wa,
normal and his chiefiniuries consisted of a
welt on the left side Of neck, where he had
been struck terrible blow in the second
ro'ind, and gashcd lips and cut u, the
eye, together with considerable con.
tusions about the body. After
an examination the doctor stated that
Ryan was suffering from hernia and must
have been in great pain during the fight.
lie advised him Ia lorsal,c the prize ring.
Rvan stated he intended giving up pugi.
lism rs he did not think he was suited by
nature for that kind of business lie said
hc considered Sullivan a born prize.f ghter.
and a very formidable opponent In the
ring. In regard 10 his defeat Ryan spoke
very calmly, admitting he had been fairly
whipped, and ut the same time stating he
had been sick during the night
and was permanently disabled early in the
sction by the falling OF of his truss. He
Saii he suffered great pain and felt IN no
condition TO fight, but, FOR the fact that pco.
pie would have considered him a coward
he would not have appeared In the ring
under the circumstances. Johnny Roche,
Ryan's trainer, aud W. l.. Harding, renre.
scnting his hacker, saiu they considered the
light a fair one, and had no complaints TO
make IN regard To the result. Fox lost
$500. Between $4,000 and $4,000 are
supposed to have changed hands on the rc.
suit. The result to-day was In accordance
with the expectations of many keen ob.
servers Of the two pugilists, who relied
upon Salliyan's wonderful hitting power
and remarkable deXtcrity as q two.handcl
fighter 70 win the battle. From the start
he acted on the offensive, attacking his op-
ponent with n violence amounting almost
to ierocity, breaking down Rynn's
guards with his tremendous blows,
aud ialowing mp the attack
by clinching and wrestling. There was an.
parently but little science displayed, the
rounds being short aud sanguinary, ending
IN a fall or knock.down. The plan of nj.
tack could not have been carried out for
any great length Of time. but Sulliyan's
friends depended for success upon his quick
work. Sullivan and his party took the OK.
cursion train and came to the city soon
aftcr the fight. Ryan, Roche and Harding
came TO the city last night and will leave
for their home tomorrow.
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Additional Details of the Terrible Ac-
cident on the Missouri Paciilc...
Major WaShburn Killed.
ihe Grand Lodge of the Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Of Texas.
In Session AT San AntOniO...ScSSlon
Of lodge of Sorrow.
A Stabbing ARRAY at Brenham...
Weather and Crops.
Other Interesting State Items.


Galveston.
Special to the Herald.
GALVESTON, February S.-A generous con.
trbuIion has been raised in behalf of the
widow of Frank Crosby, drowned in the
bay recently during the gale.
\ brisk norther sprang up this forenoon.
A private telegram anuoun-
Ges the death of Hon. stephen
Power, OF Brownsville. Judge Power
served IN the customs department for The
Brownsville district during the
administration of President pierce
At the time Of his death he was n
member of the stale senate. judge Poweli
was a man of decisive integrity and sootIess
character, and leaves behind HIM many
friends.
ssPGENE COURT.
llackOarth vs.. Mcssner; from Austin
county. Submitted ON briefs of both par.
ties. '''
Peters and wife VS.. Hackbanh. from
Austin county, Submitted ON briefs q,
both parties.
Sollnsky vs. Harris Il Brother from
Orange county. Submitted on certincote
Keller vs.. ilartner from Jefferson comfy
Submitted on certificate.
Miller ys. the heirs OF Minke. from Ans
tin county. Submitted ON briefs and nral
argument of hoJh parties. w
COURT or APPEALS.
Eugene and b. Vegar vs.. the state. from
Cameron county. Affirmed
Edmund ID. GarSa VS.. the state. from
! Cameron county. Reversed and remandcd
Thomas J. Hill VS.. the state: from IA,
ette county. Motion to dismiss oyerruled
Reversed and rcmanded.
Valentine Marine,
Nucces county. Submitted on briefs botl
| parties
John BOIL VS., John T. Ileeher. from Gal
! weston county. Affirmed
Henry Williams VS. Moody & Jemson
/ from Galveston county. Motion for re-
hearing submitted.
Heidenheimer Bros vs. Louis Frank
| from Galveston county. Affirmed
Rosa Turner VS.. B. Marson; from Calves
ton county Affirmed.
! Isaac Reis vs.. r. j. Owens; from Calves
ton county. Affirmed.
V. b. Clifford and 7. r. Clifford W. Il. NJ
McEllory from Austin county. Affirmed
Frankel Bros, vs.. lIeidcnheimer Bros.
| from Galveston county Set for Saturday
W, b. Sterling VS.. Marx Il Kcmpncr
from Galveston county. Motion to affirm
certificate submitted.
Allen King VS.. the state, from Brozo
county. Submitted on briefs for the state.
/ W. Long VS. the state, from Guadalup
county. Submitted on. briefs of both pal
tics.
Marcus Tyler vs.. the state: from Guada
loupe county. Submitted on briefs OF bot
parties.
Alex. Gray VS.. the state; from Comg
county. Reversed and remanded.
Emilc Crosse vs.. the state; from Coma
county, Reversed and remanded.
William Lowe vs., the state: frm Eli
county. Appeal dismissed on Lotion I
appellant
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Special ts the Herald.

Special tg the Herald.
ESp or MlsouRi Pacific TRACK, Fcbru
ary S,--Last night at 10 O'Clock as Major D.
W. Washhurn, with Mr.. and Mrs. Stol aud
their little son, George, were on hand.car
going from the boarding.train of NJ. $. Cole
man & Co., to Marvin siding, twenty.on,
miles south Of Waco, they were run over
and killed by train OF track material
Mr.. and Mrs. Stol were killed outright and
badly mangied. George lived an hour.
Major Wasliburn was taken to Waco, where
he fingered antil . o'clock this morning.
He was superintendent of construction on
the Missouri Pacific road. and chief cngn.
cer of the Pacific Railway Improvement
company under General q, NJ. Dodge. On.
gagged in building the Gould southwestern
roads In Texas and Mexico. Ho was n
young man of brilliant promise In his pro.
fcssion, and universally esteemed.
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Washington Notr.

WASHINGTON, February s.-Thc sixth In.
stallmen, of the Mexican indemnity funds,
under the awards of the late American and
Mexican mixed commission will be distrib.
nted to parties. commencing Monday, the
18th inst.
The resignation of ward,Iunt. a Justice
of the supreme court, IL now before the
president and will probably he accepted at
once.
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1rlng mandamus. The suit aeasr,.s
comptroller Brown was referred ~ -
committee ON resolutions.
Inc governor to-day issued p,,,.
lamatlon ordering an election Manr.
,!h, IN the 10Th, 18th and ggth senattysss
9istrlcts to fill the vacancies created bv ~,
ueath OF Senators Powers and Buchaaar.
ah the resignation OF Senator ,a~s,,
my my an an election. in the hAr-
~ ti'h representative district, to fiji the plas,
ol representative Bruce, Of Jobns"as
oharlers Were filed by the Csy,,.
scrS ass9rlauon at Denison, capital Al es1
any the Waco Driving Park assoeiaIioS sn S,.,.
:, Inc governor LETT this evening" TO attsnS,
the meeting of the Agricultural AVA sFs'
fhahical college directors at Brynn
re re IS invited by the Sha,
iils. association to sttcnd thr5s
banquet tomorrow night and meet VIA,
ana address the association at their psSrs
session. Nv ''''i HNNAs
Inc Jury IN the Rube Royce case hangs
ten Tor acqnittal and two for CONVICTION
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Masonic.

JACKSON, Mss., February s.-The twenty
fourth annual session of the Grand Lodge
of ofMasons of Mississippi, convened to-day.
About 80 delegates are In attendance.
John +. McComlck, grand master, and six
past grand masters are present, at
tending the Grand Lodge. A chprity
fund is to be formed by per capita assess.
ments of 10 cents on each Mason In the
state, The membership is 1000. The
grand chapter adjourned yesterday. A
committee was appointed 10 consider the
propriety of resembling the action hereto.
tore taken consolidating chapters and con.
suls and which has been styled the Missis.
sippi plan. The committee Is to report
next year,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-09
Virginia Politics

RIcuNoSp, Va, February s.--The read.
justcrs in caucus last night decided to re.
verse the action of the committee on court.
OF justice which lew'days ago decided to re.
port adversely the proposition 10 abolish the
whipping-post. The question of redistrict.
ing the judicial circuits of the state was
considered at length aud final action post
poncd until Friday night. ON Tuesday
night next they viii hold caucus for the
nomination of1udges
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Rellrinns Trnnhlra

RAILWAY, n. j., February s.-Gteat ex.
citemcnt prevails among the Catholics Of
this city, owing to an assault on yesterday
on a sister of charity, and the closing of
their schools yesterday afternoon by Father
Mckasky. Steps ere being taken to close
The church.
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WASHINGTON, February s.--Secretary
Folgei has requested the resignation of the
following treasury employees: Cabaugh.
captain OF the watch; Nation, clerk Of the
lighthouse board, formerly one Of the Gus.
itodians OF the Office, Skein. foreman of
laborcrs. aud Hatch, stere.keeper of the
department. No reasons are assigned for
These requests.
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Gonti Iilil,lnnrr.

ST. LouE, February s.-Charles Miller,
who was sentenced Monday last to be
hanged, at Benton, Scott county. Missouri
March 10th, for the murder of Franklin
Hamilton, committed suicide IN his cell Las,
night by hanging himself with blanket.
from:which he had torn strips for that pur-
pose.
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WASHINGTON, February S,-Senators But.
Ter and Hampton yesterday presented
memorials from the Charleston chamber of
commerce and from l $50 leading citizens Of
$4,000 to complete the work of improve.
lment now in progress In the Charleston
harbor.
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BreIilian.


special To the Herald
BRENNAN, February s. Yesterday Charlie,
Turner, white, was stabbed in the baeh
near the shoulder, and seriously wounde5
by Terry Rogers, negro.
H. Werners grocery store was robbed
last night OF small quantity of goods, and
an unsuccessful attempt was made to rnl
the residence of George Manley, The town
Is full of impudent tramps.
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Drowned

NORFOLK, VA, February S.-The oyster
sloop r. Q. Drummond, of this port, cap
sized in Nansemond river in gale Satur.
day night, end Robert Boggs and Alex.
Marewcy drowned
WiNoNA, Mss, February s.--,Hugh Stew
art, of Webster county, was drowned Sun.
day while attempting TO cross swollen
stream. Mr. Pittman was found dead near
the same place same day.
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I'onsents

CRY OF Mrrtco, February s.-scnor
Romero finally accepts the mission to
Washington. lie leaves next week The
president to-day resumes his executive du.
ties, being entirely recovered from his re-
cent illness,