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SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD.

3HE GREAT TRUNK ROUTE TO THE sOIyTH
NESI, BOSTON, NEW YORK, PHIIADEI<-
PElA, BAITlMORF, WASHINGTON
NEW ORLEANS. KNOXVILLE AT
LANIA. N At NOOGA
n1MPHIS.
KEW ORLEANS EXPRESS leaves Ha9erstown a.
m, with Pullman Sleeper New York to Chattanooga
and Pullman Sleeper Roanoke to New Orleans.
Western MARYLAND Railroad. and WASHINGTON 40 a.
Philadelphia to Luray, and Leighton Sleeper Luray to
Memphis
The only route to the Peerless
CAVEKNS OF LURAY,
Ole only Caverns III the world illuminated by the Eec
tic Light.
NATURAL BRIDGE OF VIRGINIA,
Gre of Americas remarkable Freaks Of Nature.
Az Popular and Fayorite Route 10th
VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
QUICK TRANSIT!
SUPERIOk ACCOMMODATIONS!
NO DUST!
Al for Tickets via Shenandoah Valley Railroad.
HENRY FINK. General Manaxer,
A. POPE. eenr Passenger and ficSet Agent.
JOSEPH II. SANDS superintsndent
Hagerstown. Nd
su2 Lynchburg. Va.
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A NTON FISHER.

A NT0N FISHER,
IA CHEMICAL DRY CLEANING ESTABLISH
NENT. 800 q street northwest Thirty years. expert
Snce aides and Gentemen's Garments. also Grape
Wells Laces perfectly cleaned by this superior
Of j. DeSmedt official chemist of the District Of Co
unbiA: Your chemicals Of the most ehectual
tre and harmless and perfect machinery L. not
surpassed in Paris, New York elsewhere" Notice
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TO.NIGRRO".


XyALTER &. WILLIAMS Il CO.. Auctioneers
SALE OF SUPERIOR MADE FURNITURE, CON
SieTING OF HANDSOME CHAMBE., SUITE.
NAEBIE-1OP SIDEBOAED. WALNUT FRAME
PAR OR SUITES. UPHOLSTtEE IN RAW
SIN AND Nd, HAZE CLOTH GHAMB Z SUITES,
W! II fRESCH III, RRESSER mp ~, DRES5dNG
CHAMBER SUITE, COTTAGE FURNITURE,
MAJ BLE-T0P CENTER TABLES, WALNUT
FRAME PIER MIRRORS, EX fNSION TABLES
A&F DINING IO0H CHAIRS, TWENTY BRUS-
SFi.S AND INGRAM CARPETS, HAIR AND
HJok MATTRESSES. H ATING STOVES &c.
On StTURDAY, NOYEMBiR FOURTH. AT TEN
O'CLOCK l. NJ, we shall sell within and in front Of
sale1C the above collection of Furniture: Car
T. =. &c. The CARROTS will be sold at eleven o'clock
sharp.
Terms cash.
met WALTER 3. WILLIAMS Il CO.. Aucts.
DUNCAN5oN BROS. Aucnoneers.
ADNgINTSTRATRIX SALE OF MILLINERY. RIB
~. CASES &c. BfI&G ENTIRE con
IENI1 OF STORE NO. 1896 SEW EN1H STREET
NORTHWEST.
i! virtue of order issued By the Supreme Court of
tn district Of Columbia, holding sueCial foI
Probate business, ll Sc OF the premises, No. 10}G
9Th rtrers northwest SAL URDAY, NOVF MDER
FOURTH, 1882. crlnmencinc at TEN O'CLOCK A. Nj.
lie ems re sock { 'ntal ed therein, conf rising
Millinery Il tO,ts o. every descri I,tion,
EoInets, Has. Caps,
Ribbons. Jsuchss. &c, &c,
with numerous other articles usually found in MILL
nery store. LISSETTE A. BONlTZ
AdIinistr atrix o: Henry Boni,z, deceased.
CHARLES A. WALTER. Attorney. MIST
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Greenbacx Nomination

NEW YORK, Now 3-The greenback party OF
Northport, l.. l., have nominated Harvey Mark
ham for Congress In the first district
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fEYhOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

SALE OF LOTS N MOUNT PLEASANT.
viii oior 81 rubic suctic FRIDAY, No sy9SSS
NEAEt; THIRD. 1892, at HALF-PAoT FOUi,ks5S
O'CLOCK L: H., Lots number three 90 and~-A=-
"a. in block two in =. L. Browns subdivision of
Mount Pleasant, the District OF Columbia.
Uf sale: Gne-tllirC cash; balance in six and
twelve Dontis with interest, secured by deed trust
IOHvcyGnCilg Ut purchasers cost.
o-1-eO WILLIAM A. GORDON, Attorney
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
rs,noMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
sfa 'Bttfs 40 10 fH a6Us fHioh D" hlLiNG'
FEBRUARY, a u 1859 and sscorc ed in Liber No; e
So f5i2 2!9 Ct seG. ere Of the Land records of ~
TIE ha Of the no secured t ss Tqa aefaa
having been MAJ a the payment thereof the
81 hs E on f Fl sS se HRb f baS
or NOYfMBER. A D. 1882 at FoUR O'CLOCK
tn following described real estate. situated il
i Of that Iece or parcel OF land fronting sixty
fer GA ID STR southeast by depth of ninety four.
q Original lot go eight; al of lot and south Is feet OF
o u tarroi subdivision of original lot D. and all of
1t - Co niis' sal dyison of original lots four a
and hVe ~, IN square 5G2-
Terms 81 sac; Onetm in cash and the reminder
urch&ser beariu- interest from the day Of sale, and
.ecuyti by deed Of trust on the property SOLD de;
the time oi sale and ali convey anc.rg shall be 1t the
ARTHUR HERBERT, r-,,s.o.s
OF dts CAZ.NOyE G. LEE, : A's
TERUsTFEs' SALE OF MANsAuD ROOF FRAME
sI0kE.- CONF OF, EiEvEsTH AND NJ
BY s-te OF deed Il trust recorded in i6er No -
SOS. fao 800 Of thc lard records of ;he Dis
riot uIbia and at tie request of the party
NOON. N0vEMB S'1 r HiRD. at HAiF-PAsT ROTH
HE Il I've feet front by the depth thereof of LO
n r thre a. ~ ,, 'at i Wasb 6feg nle MN
With improvements there
Terms: third cab Of which 800 must be rai6
at sale and lance in two equal in talTents at
two WITH interest at cent secured by er
led with III days tie reserve the righ
T. re on five days nctice, at cost of the deaultnl
BIB. EAFNsHaww.1 Trustees.
A1tets f1At Tn ~,
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Cut HIS Wife'S Throat and Then His

FORT FAIRFIELD. MAINE, Nov. 3-Fred Hutchin-
son, OF Easton. formerly OF Dover, Maine, cut his
wifeS throat and then his own this morning. Both
died In short time Mr.. Hutchinson was about
IS years old and subject to fits, in one OF which he
may have committed the double crime. No other
S known
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

ECONOMICAL AND SAFE.
WEAVER, KENGLA 4 CO.'S
LAUNDRY SOAP
Is ECONOMICAL. BECAUSE IT IS PURE; BEING
FREE FROM ALL ADULTERATIONS. SUCH AS
MARBLE DUST, SOAPSTONE, PIPE CLAY. SILL
CATE, &C, WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT
AND BULK. AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAR OUT
AND ROT THE CLOTHES.
1T is SAFE. BECAUSE 1T Is MANUFACTURED
FROM STRICTLY PUREMATERIAIS, VIZ STEAM
REFINED TALLOW (PREPARED BY OURSELVES,
PALM AND COCOANUT OILS; WHILE ON THE
CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR
KET ARE MADE FROMGREASE PROCURED FROM
THE CARCASSES OF PUTRID DEAD ANIMALS
THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH.
PUT UP IN BARS. AND EVERY BAR BRANDED
WITH OUR NAME.
FOR SALE BY GROCERs GENERALLY
AND WHOLESALE AT OFFICE,
s13 3244 WATER STREET. GEORGETOWN. d. G.
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DOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
STTAMER THOMPS

STEAMER THOMPSON
Leaves Sixth Street Wharf every SUNDAY Wednesday
erd f-s.lay, at Z O'Clock am.
Pare nd freight as low as by other boat.
Eo~ I.lSht pass Apply 6Ih street wharf or
GeEtral iltlce. El.i I5th I'm
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Distr let Government Affairs.
The school teachers OF both white and colored
schools will be paid tomorrow at the usual places
and time.
LIQUOR LICENSES
The following applications for liquor licenses
were to-day disaproved on account OF being
within the school NmitS:-Frank p. Burke, Mrs
7. Byron. w. P. Cole, JOS II. Davidson, VIM E.
Jacob Howser, Mrs. Anna Hosch. James Kelliher,
Chas F. Shelton, N. c. Shea, john Schumann and
The following were approved to-day by the Com
missioners: Jacob Roth, William Lewis, Richard
| Morgan, Fred. Moelich, Seldin & Robbins, Mary
Copies, George Holmes. John Hancock, Julius
Juenneman, Patrick More, Jacob Roth, f. Tenney
Co, Daniel Walsh, Williams u Meredith and w.
| issued by Inspector En.wisle: Mrs. Emma Gel
ston, erect three story dwelling, East Capitol,
between 9Th and 18th streets; $4,000 Mrs A. E f..
Stewart repair brick. corner 18th and Massachu-
| Local Notes.
| Mr. Lorenzo A. Bailey and Miss Louisa a. Brooke,
the daughter OF Col Hunter Brooke, viii be mar,
rfed at Trinity church tomorrow morning at $50
| O'Clock. Rev. Pendleton Brooke Will perform the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey will take the 10: 30
with I the family of Rev. Dr. Butter, the brides
grandfather and formerly rector OF Trinity parish
| A young man named James Coakley was charged
cat 1 Of the Baittmore and Potomac depot with
| ASSAULT Mr.. Moore stated that the DEFENDANT
when ordered from the depot the other day STRUCK
| the complainant, who Is q Waterman, on the head
with q blackjack. The case was continued
/ young man named Lee Hunter was charged by
young mulatto girl named Edna Wood IN the
her She showed the court badly bruised eye,
which she said was the result OF his assault on
her The court Imposed nne OF so or % days in
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STEAMER W. w. CORCOHAN
Leaves ssh street wharf daily (exce Sunday for Mt.
vernon 8, 10 c'cock returning reaches asing-
ton about 30 pm.
go l. J.. DiAKi-. Captain.
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THE TRADES.

GIBSON BROTHERS,.
~ PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS
xizoe Pennsy lvania avenue, " sshl1StOn. ID. G.
" fine Printing q specially. anl9
If lCEII'S B1NDERY. 1Ol2 PENN. AyE.-PLAIN
IL and ancy BINDINGS Of every description done at
fezsoliaie rates Blank Books = specially. Orders by
mail promptly attended to- III. " Nc NAL PROP ii I'm,
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ONE ELEGANT COUPE MADE BY BAIL. OF
To MORROW (saturday) NOVEMBER FOURTH,
at TWELVE O'CLOCK, in front Of my auction
rooms. 1t
is'HoMAs DOWNING. Aucuoneer.
hEN KEYg sHoTeTN ANp
TO Morrow ssArURDAYa NOVEMBER
TWELVE O'CLOCK. shall sell the above articles. 1t
CHAaNGGERY SALE OF ysLTA I,51w IMP 7 NTR
sH4$fFs sSnFHsEsr bHf#Gfs AND
pnSec o ens b sY the ri s hs
October 70 Hsih T i i Equity
i9Sat Of Z the s sre}9e ss @ The
Lot Numbered thirty 49, Of PatrscS Hanrahsn
re et IN wh TIE
ments the reon, consisting Of brick dwelling house.
west with the free use Of the ten foot alley. between
sub lots and 3 in said sac square, 1,rt, ot0, fo
~ s a3fShh 15SH' Is
real es ate to wit: Part Of Lot numbered eleven IN
square numbered six hundred and SIXTEEN t616). com
90 feet and six 80 inches from the southwest Of
said lot No II. and running thence along LIST street
hundred l00) feet; thence south enty two (22) feet
ming. containing two Thousand two hundred feet OF
ground
cash and the balance i'll two equal sums payable in one
and two years respectively after the day OF SAID sale
the property sold II the terms of sale be not complied
with within days the trustee the right to
purchase deposit of $50 viii be required as each
Piece of property is struck off, All cJnveyancing al
CHAs. A: ELLIOTT, Trustee.
No. 40S 9th steeet northwest.
n3-d.
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HAMBURG LINE.
WEEKLY LINE OF STEAMERS
LEAVING -sLW YORK EVERY THURSDAY
AT NOON.
FOR ENGLAND. FR-ANCE AND GERIANY
SGl 2s<aae app4yt0
c. p. RICHARD & CO.,
General PASSENGER Agents
81 broadwas. New IorS.
Or IN PERCY G.. SMITH,
1851 and 6l9 Pennsylvania avenue
Send for Tourist Gazette" apI
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NORTH C RMAN LLOYD

NORTH G RMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAyRE
LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamers or this company will sail EVERY SAT-
URDA1 from Bremen pier foot of Sd street Hobokeu.
Rates of passage From New York u Hayre, London,
kOuthamton and Bremen. first cabin 800; second
cabin go, steera@e. $50; prepaid .teerage certificates,
va Fer freight or passage apply to oFLR1CHS 4
CO. Bowling Green. New York; W. g. MEIZEIOTT
CO., S25 Pennsyi avenue northwest, Agents for
WASHINGTON. lal2
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(yUNNIN6HAM Halter
~ MAkss 0entisnm's Silk Hats 70 oedar or remodals
o1efr otd styles.
Hsn Of an kinds repaired. snd also Ladsss Yurs
oAs 14o 9Th axee< noEthWoUe
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nLD RELIABLE.
FALL AND WINTER SCHEDULE

FALL AND WINTER SCHEDULE
On snd after OCT Der LIST, 19S the steamer
ARROWS " III NJ leave her wharf foot of Eth street
OF a. every MONDAY, THURSDAY and "a T.
URDAI for river .andinys. On NONDA: as far
- NCm.Ili Ferry. ON III RSDAI, -. Clc,uen-' .
Bay StHpe's wharf. Coh-Cis and H0war's Nolnini
and Cu--iOHaal. ON SATURDAY, Currionan and
leonard town.
he strr nler MYSTIC caves every MONDAY. VIZ
NESDAY and friday 1T am. Fceir';t received
for ali aIt..ug5 tine Potomac tlis side l. onard-
town. JOHN IL. WOOD,
OPT AGENT.
FlNHE STEAMER. ''NfATTAEO" LEAVES 7rH
IL street wharf every SUNDAY, TUE DAY AND
THURSDAY. at seven clock 4. ~ for Iaton c river
GndIE@S. st IN Il lzIi iIS NCiIn Tue, Lay
and Thursdays. MattSx creek Sundays and hErs-
DAYS Capel mt and ;ct hts harf Suud down
and Wednesdays mp. retuTnlu- ash every
Monday. Wednesday and Friday Afternoons.
fO- INFORMATION appIJ 10
G. T. JONES. Agent.
C23 9Th sire wharf.
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NEW YORK. ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM.

NEW YORK. ROTTERDAM. AMSTERDAM
. The frst-cass. fun powered. Clydebuils Dutch
Steamships of this Line,
AMSTERDAM. ROTTERDAM SCHIEDAM.
EDAN, ZAANDAN, Z. CALAND.
W. A. SCHOLTES. MAAS,
CARVING the US. Mails tie Netherlands ieave COM
Janys Per, footof Sussex street Jersey City, n. j.
regularly every WEDNESDAY for Rotterdam and Am
etsrdam alternately.
first cabin. so: second cabr, $50: stperage s26.
T. CAZaUX, General Agent 81 Sort b William street.
New ORR For passage apply to W. G.. METZEROTT
CO. y2j Penn ~ lyania avenue, Washington.
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TB,HOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer.

The REAR THIRTY-NINE FEET FOUR INCHES
OF LOT TWENTY SEVEN, IN SQUARE ONE
HUNDRED AND NINETY-EIGHT, HAVING
FRONT OF TWENTI-ONE FEET, BOUNDED
BY FIFTtENTH AND SIXTEENTH STREETS
AND AND l. STREETS. AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY,. NOVEMBER EIGHTH sy2ssgs
1882 at FOUR O'CLOCK, on the premises. / shall SHS
sell the above property. his lot is in a good.x4-
locality and fronts "a foot alley and peculiarly
adal ted for stable purposes.
Terms made known at sale. mat
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FKyHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

FE'HOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS IN MOUNT PLEAS
Ant.
By virtue of adeed of trust dated 18th May 1915
and recorded i'll Liber ST. Ioo 343, Of the MndSSs
records for D. c.. viii eIl at public auction md
frant OF the TIE premiEs5s on FkIDAY NOVEMBER
bered three go and the north seventy FIVE 75) feet
by full depth Of lot numbered four a.. in block am
bered four "a, in S: 2. Browns subdivision of
Mount Pleasant. in the District Of Columbia
Terms OF sale: The amount of Indebtedness secured
and of sale in cash. and balance in six and
twelve months wi interest from day of sale, secured
10y deed Of trust One hundred dollars deposit required
at time OF sale Conveyancing at cost of purchaser
The amount OF Indebtedness is about s. 400 and the
amount OF cash required will be announced at time
of sale.
o21-d WILLIAM A. GORDON. Trustee.
IF THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
FRIDAY, SEVENTEENTH NOVEMBER, 1892 same
hour and place. By order Of Trustee.
Md THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.
MAS DOwLING. Aucuoneer.

Fs'HOMAs DowLisG. Aucuoneer.
ONE ELEGANT COUPE. MADE BY BAIL. OF
PARIS. AT AUCTION.
TOMORROW saturday. NOVEMBER FOURTH,
at TWELVE O'CLOCK, in front of my auction
rooms. 1t
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STEAMERS. &c.

MT, VERNON. MI. vERSON!!
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS ( co. :Auctioneers.

EXECUTOEiS SALE OF EN- IRE HOUSEHOLD
~ FokSItTIlE SC Tq CO, - HOUSE
On MONDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER SIXTH,
1882, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK l will sell, on the
premises No 33 9Th street northwest, the entire
tents, consisting III part Of
Maroon Velvet Iaror Suite,
Rosewood Piano Stool and Cover,
Mahogany Bedroom Sets, Bureaus,
Wardrobes, Wsshst inds, Chairs Tables,
Sideboard Dining room Table,
Nery hands me Wine Closets, China,
Glassware, CrOckery. Kitchen Utensils,
Hair and other Mattresses, Carpets &c. &C.,
with numerous other articles.
FRANCIS B. MOHUN Executor.
DUNCANSON BROS, AuctiC neers. md
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TE,HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TEHHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
AUCTION ROOMS, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER
FOURTH. 1,s2. AT Ten O'CLOCK. EMBk c
ING PARLOH, CHAMBER AND DINING
ROOM FURNITURE, CARPETS. &C.
ONE COUPE. IN GOOD ORDER, CARRIAGES AND
BUGGIES.
No postponement on account of weather n2-2t
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7 L. COLDWELI, Auctloneer.
L. S. MAR Halls SALE.
By virtue of two writs of eri facias, issued out
of the Clerks Office of the Supreme Court of the Ia
District OF Columbia and to directed, will sell AlA
at public SALE for cash, in front the Courthouse
doors OF said District on SATURDAY, the FOURTH
DAY OF NOV MBER, 1882, 1T TWELVE O'CLOCK
NJ, the following property to wit All John
L. Burchs right. title claim and interest in and to the
eastern feet front of lot No. 49, in square No. ST.
the depth of said lot together with all and singular
improvements thereon in the City of Washington d.
C., seized and levied upon the property of John f.
Burch and will be sold to satisfy Nos A. 265
and a. 3d. in favor of John NcCOllum of Frank
p. Smith. and Solomon j. Fague use of I rank b.
Smith tLLX'R SHARP
ol1-dtds Late U. Marshal, d. c., Oct. 10TH 1882.
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IHhEATfNFD To CUT HFR / IkOAT-A mlOule-
aged colOred man named George Pierce, was
charged 10y Precilla Pierce, before Judge Smell
this morning, with threatening TO cut her throat
Mrs. Pierce stated that she Is married TO the
prisoner, and has had eight children 10y him. and
about month ago he drove her from his house;
that he has another woman living with him now,
and she met him on the street Tuesday night when
she was going 10 church, and he threatened TO cut
her throat from ear TO ear. The defendant adj
mitted living with the complainant and having
eight children by her. but denied that he was ever
married 10 her. The court took his personal bonds
10 keep the peace, and reminded him that III any
Sible
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ALL ARE INVITED TO OUR GRAND OPENING.
The most wonderful display that skill and art can
produce.
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AUCTION SALE OF TEEEE-STORY BRICK
DWELLING No. loss aT!kEI sOU TIL
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On THE RETIRED LIsT.-General Gustavus A.
De Ru sSy, Lieut.. colonel Sd artillery, was placed
on the retired list to-day under the operations OF
the act OF August z, 1882.
GOLD CERTIFICATEs.-The Washington series OF
gold certificates viii be ready for issue next week,
when the demand for the small denominations
from the south and west will be supplied. mil
lion and a-half are wanted In New Orleans. Treas
urer Gilfllan to-day received order from Phila-
delphia for 100000 in denominations or 81 600 $780,
800 and $50 Gold certificates OF the New York
issue with Assistant Secretary Actions signature
printed on them are now beng prepared for i'm
mediate use in New YORK
1NTRUDERs ON AN INDIAN REsERvATIoN.-A
telegram received at the Indian bureau states
that the Indian police captured five white men
on the Standing Rock Sioux reservation few days
ago, together wi IN their teams and freigNting
stock. The men had killed several hundred buff
falo within the reservation limits, In violation OF
law. An effort will be made to have the civil au-
thorities take charge or the prisoners
THE SoTELDo MURDER TRIAL-Mr. Mitchell, at
2:10 O'Clock this afternoon followed Mr. Christy In
the SOteldo murder trial I'm the Criminal Court
After speaking or the safegu trds thrown around
the citizen, he proceeded with close analysis OF
the evidence.
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Mime,

STEWARDS CASTLE TO Blk REcoSsTRUcTEp-Mr.
Robert L. Fleming, the well known builder and
contractor, has taken out q building permit for
Mrs A. L. L. Stewart for the complete reconstruc-
ton OF stewards Castle, fronting Dupont circle at
the corner OF 18TH street and Massachusetts ave.
nue. northwest, replacing IL the same as IL was be-
lore the fire several years SINCE with an addition
In the rear OF q lIrge ballroom. The inside plan
Will be somewhat changed and improved in several
Important particulars, also the outside, but the
style or finish Will be the same before,
and nothing left undone 20 make IL I'm all respects
the most magnificent private dwelling In the Dis
trict OF Columbia. IL VIII be occupied during the
coming winter by the family. Its cost OF recon-
Struction viii be $4,000
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x, The following from the New York
World, theleading Democratic paper of
the country, defines the position of the
B9urh,ps OH the tariff question in the
following language: - se.
-.sfhe platform and the programme of
1nt Deinocralic party have already been
l..hi down? They have been fought for
by the WoriI for twenty years, and they
have been accepted, since the victories
of last week, in these columns by men
whose 'rigIttsto speak for the party no.
body will deny. and by men. who repre-
sent aIl-sectioDs of the country and of
the party. There is nowhere in the
party any sign ofdissent from the opin-
ions thus announced. It may be taken
for granted that the first work of the
Democratic party will be the reform of
the civil service and the reform of tax
alton. There is no dispute as to the
measures to be taken to secure the first.
Senator Pendleton's bill is already be-
fore the Senate and needs only a Demo
cratic majority to become a law, Nor
is thefeany real dispute as to the sec-
ond.i The full and frank uttarances of
Mr.. Randall in reply to questions put to
linn by the World set the ex-Speaker on
the same platform with Senator Bayard
and Mr.. Carlisle, with ex-senator Nc
Donald and Mr.. Tucker. "A tariff for
repenze"i is the only Kind Of tariff contemplated
By the Goastitutic,l or permissible sder IL.
No man can claim to be a Democrat
who considers it. lawful for Congress to
evy customs dues for the protection of
Rny private interests"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1882-12-07
DANNoCK.

Mr. and Mrs Samuel Yickers, formerly res
idents of Louisville, and now of Iowa, have
been visiting friends and relatives in this
community, for some weeks past They
will start homeward in few days.
Miss Mamie Thompson, daughter of Joseph
Thompson, gave her friends an evenings en-
joyment ON last Tuesday evening. The Misses
Retia Lodge, Flora Grimes, Sadie Cald well
,aHd Miss Mamie I, entertained the company.
with choice vocal and Instrumental music.
Mrs Jane Atkinson RECALLED select compa-
ny on Thanksgiving with turkey, and other
good things. :t-s... =,
& Some. one pryed aud fastened open the
switch at this place last week. Fortunately.
il was, discovered before any damage was
done.
Mrs Gasoline Grafton; Of Steubenville, will
spend the winter with her brother. Ii Daniel.
D, Miss Alice Worley, of Bridgeport, was the
guest of VIM Wiley and family, on Wednes-
day and Thursday last. t..
, Fremont Pickering is staying at Bridgeport
in the employ of the ]. v.
John Armstrong intends opening an exten
sve stone quarry on his farm, near this place.
Daisy Dell don't part her hair In the middle.
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