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Charges Dismissed in the Criminal
Court

In the Criminal Court this morning, in the case
OF Philip Moore, charged with assault and bat
tery with intent to Kill John Taylor Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Taggart entered nolle prosequ
This Is the case which occurred at the Schuetzen
Park. July 4th, 1879 pistol being fired, Taylor
$ aswounded and Moore was arrested as the maH
EAo fired the Shot. He was tried at the October
term 1879, OF the Criminal Court. Mr. E. A. New
man appearing for the accused. The trial resulted
In disagreement OF the jury-eleven being for
acquttal and one for conviction. Mr.. Taggart
STATED this morning that he had been informed by
mr.: Perry, who tried the case, that he was salts
fed that Moore did not fire the shot
The same action was taken in the case of Ella
Boston, charged with having. ON March Goth last
stolen three SO bills from Thomas Slattery-the
case having been placed on the assignment for
trial three times and the marShal'S officers failed
each time to md Slattery
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Don Cameron and the Cyclone.

HIS HEARING AS WELL HIS TEKrH KFFEcrrn.
About a week after the recent elections. when
the Pullman cars destined for this city were de-
tached at Harrisburg, a gentleman got In and
took seat near a traveller from Nebraska The
latter, few miles this side OF Harrisburg, re-
marked: "We had a ID OF a cyclone, didn't
WEI" The Harrisburger, seemingly obliylous 10
the remark, pulled out his watch and carefully
noting the time said. ave are going at n tremen-
dous rate. l know this road, and we have Just
IN tde nve miles In four minutes" The western
man then took up paper and scanning the news
sald, Worse and worse. HI broke loose on
.nein thls time; don't you think so?n addressing
by lingo, said the latter, "weIl get 10 WASH
lngton on time II We keep on this way The
Nebraskan ala not seem TO understand why his
fellow traveller showed so little interest In the
election, bu. prudently dropped the subject
Landing in Washington on time, the Nebraska an
immediately jumped out, and calling one OF the
depot people ana pointing 20 his travelling COM
panion asked, "Who IS that gentleman >" and re-
celved the reply, "Why that's senator Don CAM
eron" "The mischief it is" said The Nebraskan.
al don't wonder he turned 10 on
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Prom the New York Sun. to-day.

No one was present TO represent John l. sulli.
van at Harry Hills last night 10 make n match
between him and Tom Allen and deposit 81. 600 for
felt Bob Farrell said that n sullivan were pron-
erly notified he would appear, but that the match
would ave 10 be made for from e. 900 90 $1,000 a
SIDE, ana THAT IL would be Sulllyans last night
left In Harry Hills hands Tor a week during
which time IL was agreed that sullivan should be
notified and should appoint the time OF a meeting
Those present entertained no doubt that match
Will De made. Henry Clary, OF northampton, and
several Others said they had seen sullivan drive
bound up town.
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The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
" Company.

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS-THEP PRES
dents REPORT-THE WASHINGTON BRANCH.
: The annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad company was held
yesterday morning in their new building in Balti-
more. President John w. Garrett submitted the
hfty-sixth annual report OF the president and
directors, which was read 1t shows that the reve-
nues OF the company, from all sources during the
year, aggregated s183S3,s75.72, showing a de-
crease, compared with 1884, OF $50 OO "a, and COM
pared with 1880 an increase OF $685. g. and com
pared With 1872 an increase OF s. 1S9, 1885, g. The
expenses OF working and keeping the roads and
machinery in repair amounted to $3.50, 625 80,
being 56.6S per cent upon the earnings, showing
an Increase of 26-1OO OF per cent compared with
pared with 1880
THE WASHINGTON BRANCH
The financial condition OF the Washington
Branch Is shown by the statements of the treasu-
rer The earnings were 1854 a5a 45, showing an in
crease OF s7s6 compared with the previous year.
The expenditures charged amount to $685. 1O2 81,
being for improvements and for repairs of rail-
way, depots, water stations and bridges, and for
charged, being deducted from the revenue stated
the sum OF 1921 81 remains, an increase Of net
ss1 9dn With the preceding
Branch show decrease compared with the pre-
cedlng year OF s26,sa4.aO In order to make this
branch as perfect as possible, important improve
ments continue to be made, PARTICULARLY In the
substitution OF stone for gravel ballast It is de-
signed to make the road free from dust and to per-
feet 1t in every practicable FORM Semi-annual
dividends of five per cent upon the capital stock
We're paid on the list OF November, 1884, and on the
18th OF April, 1882.
THE SALE OF THE VIRGINIA MIDLAND STOCK
The report says: The Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road company sold to Mr.. j. s. Barbour. for him
self and associates, the common and first and SEC
ond preferred stock held by it in the Virginia Mid
land railroad company. The agreement under
this sale not only fully protected the trade and
interests OF the city ann thetraff1c of the Balti
more and Ohio railroad company in connection
with the Virginia Midland railroad company but
secured arrangements by which business from the
entire range OF states extending to and bordering
on the Gulf OF Mexico Wall Recommended for this
port and the lines Of the Baltimore and Ohio com
pany The railway extensions OF the parties con-
trolling this system are reported to be progressing
satisfactorily.
ELECTION or DIRECTORS.
Directors for the ensuing year were elected as
follows: William F. Burns, Robert Garrett, John
Spear Nicholas, John Gregg, William w. Taylor.
James Carey Coale, 6. A. Won Lingen, Decatur H.
Miller, Joshua G; Harvey, George W: Dobbin,
was 75, 1856 shares.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed Locals

The auction sales which are OF more than or
ofnafy interest at this season, viii be found on
the 1th and sth pages of tG-day'S STAR
The Golden Star Pleasure club has elected The
following officers for the coming term: John
Smith, president; p. A. FIngleS, vice president: :
John Cross, secretary; Perry Miller, treasurer
Judge Westel WilOughby, OF Alexandria is by
invitation. delivering special course of lectures
10 the law students OF the national university
Two colored lads, named Geo Green and Chas
Brown, were sent TO the wOrkhOuSe for 81 days
each by Judge Smell yesterday for sleeping on door
steps and having no home.
MeSSr5. Melberry, PrOudfit, WagStaff Reed and
camp, VINO constituted the temporary board OF
review at the Pension Office, have been presented
each with handsome gift by the new appoinlees
OF the Office, in recognition OF their courtesy.
The alarm from box 52l, about O'Clock this
morning, was for fire in house 1914 street SOUTH
east, owned and occupied by Oscar PEBBLE, sup
posed To have caught from wood work around a
nue. IL was exttnguished by officers and citizens
Damage about So
The hearing on denurrers to the indictments
against Dr. Charles E. PrentiSS. late cashier OF the
Germar-American national bank was set to-day
Ferry, special assistant district attorney. for Sat-
uTday next
Minnie 5. Wiley, by ]. G. Bgelow, today filed
Dill for divorce from Charles F. Wiley She
states that her maiden name was T0wnley: that
they were married April g. 1873, by Rev. Charles
". Andrews; that one child was born to them, and
that he deserted her April q, 1880
A coiored woman. named Martha SprtgpS ped
100 years, died at the Freedman'S hospital yeStpr-
Gay, Where she had been an invalid for about 12
years. She was native OF Virginia.
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WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH CURE

Stops hawking snufing running nostrils, posonou
mucous dripping in the throat and pains the
purhes the breath and restores the voice. TASTE sme
and hearing. An absolute cure for Catarrh and all 1t
symphonic. As effective in cases OF 20 years standing
as in ordinary cods Dr. Wei De Meyers illustrated
Treatise" on Catarrh mailed free on request Cur
81 90 Of all Druggists delivered by d. B. DEWEY
Co.. 1S2 Fulton st.. New York. sos. t than
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TTNHoMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
SALE OF BOOKS
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
NOVEMBER TWENTY-SEVENTH, TWENTY
EIGHTH AND TWENTY NINTH.
CATALOGUE
VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARIES
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
ALSO,
A LIBRARY OF LAW BOOKS.
To he Sold tiny
Il L o n ROO ms.
Southwest Cor. Pennsylvania Ave. and llth street,
Washington, ID. O..
On MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EyENs
lNGS, NOVEMBER TWENTY SEVENTH
TWENTY-EIGHTH AND TWENTY-NINTH
Commencing each Evening at HALF-PAST SEVEN
O'CLOCK.
N.B-In the future all Book Sales will be made on
the second hoor of my spacious Auction Rooms which
has been purposey arranged for the Books and
Works of Art.
NIL 7dSds THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
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BLANKETS! BLANKETS!!
BED COMFORTS! BED COMFoRTsu
CARPETS! CARPETS!i CARpETsM!
FLOOR OIL CLOTHSi FLOOR OH, CIOTHsI,

White Blankets. per pair S. 81 So S. S. So a. g. So
Bed Comforts, rs cts, ST. 81. IS. 81 So s1.75.s 50.
Red Twil!ed Flannel, % cts, 81 cts, 81 cts
White Shaker Flannel % cts. 81 cts. 81 cts
Ali wool White Flannel Is cts, 80 cts., 81 cts.
Canton Flannel. cts, 10 cts: IL cts, 15 cts.
Feather Proof Bed Ticking, Is eta.
1O-4 Sheeting Cotton, 25 cts.
White Spreads 90 cts Is cts. 81, 81 rs.
Cloaking Cloths. double width.
Ladies' Flannel Suiing IS cts
Double width Dress Goods, as cts.
LADIES' Cloaks and Dolmalis S. S. SO So 3ll 316
Cashmeres. all colors. 12x cts:
Black Cashmeres. 81 cts, so cts, 81 cts. IS cts
Ere Oh Mertnoe. all col0rs: SO cts. 62 cts
Floor Druygets all Sizes S.. IS, So. 50.
Rugs and Mats, from IS cts. up.
SILK Il,shes, all colors. 81. rs, s., $3.50.
Silk Velvets. 81. Is. 81. SO, $1.76 81.
BLACK AND coLoRED SILKS.
C. NJ. WSON,
n1St.G pESNslLvANIA AVENUE. South Side.
4 GOODRICH, AUTHORIZATIONS ia DEAR
- born H1ect Chicago. Advice free. Is years, ex-
without publicity. 80 sos s
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NNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,

THE LARGE FRAME MARKET HOUSE. 4o,2oo
fEbT WITH BRICK FLOOR, IRON COLUMNS
hND IN hoot, STktEI, BE wEEN SEQ
OND AND THIRD STIR ETS NORTHEAST,
Cat1 OF MAsHINGroN. DC, Will BE
SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON FRIDAY, De-
CEhBEh FIRST, 1882, al TWELVE O'CLOCK.
fartles purchasing Will have three months q "a
move the building from the ground upon which i'll :a
stands. kek
Terms cash.
BY order of the Board of Commissioners II. G.
a. J. LYDECKER,
Major of Engineers, u. A..
n2l-dts Engineer Commissioner, DC.
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MO CURE. NO PAY.-wHTEHURSTS CEDAR
NBALSAM is warranted 70 cure OoughA Colds.
Try t. not 4ts6ed retuEn the empty bod and set
your moQey back. Sold by u ozuggias Rdce 96c.
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ATTENTION is called to the advertisements nv
Fitch, Fox Brown Offering for sale the residf NEE
OF Che late EDWIN l. Stanton, recently occupied by
Chief Justice Waite, and the handsome property
In Georgetown known Is the "Co0ke Mansion. - -
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How TO MAKE WASH DAY PLEASANT ONE.-Use
DAVIES Prize Soap and get ticket for the Christ
mas festival You may become the owner OF a
house and lot Us. bonds, horses, diamonds. sums
on money &C. For particulars see advertisement
In another column.
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ARRIVALS IN PoRT.-Many state that the mer-
chants OF the District, who claim to import only
DO so In name. Chris XJnder VIII prove his as
sertion any time to the importation OF fine wine
and liquors He is noted for selling the best.
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MISS Nj. NJ. EVANS has returned to 1861 New York
avenue for the winter and expects to combine
electricity with massage through the use OF DR..
Buffers electro-maSS1ge Instrument
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GLOVES, GLOVES, GLOVES!
Ladies' wOOl-lined kid gloves worth 81 25 for
75c-; ladies' moSquetaireS in new shades, worth
$1.25, for 75c.
DANNASN's SOC 18th street
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ATTENTION, KNIGHTS TExPLAR.-ElegantK nights
Templar plumeS, from q TO 30 inches long at very
low prices. KINGS PALACE sd 7th Street
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MORE BARGAI,:S tomorrow at Dammann'S, SOC
9TH street: Large size duck towels, for Csc. :;
heavy linen damask towels, 10c.; job lot OF ladies'
hose, worth 15c pair, pair 1Or sc; elegant cor
SETS worth &c, for Soc. regular 81 corset for
Use. fancy bCx with best note paper, worth Soc,
for
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special Weather BulIctIn

MRS c. THOMPSON he's opened a store at 93f F
street northwest, with beautiful display OF hair
goods
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DOZEN Cabinet Photos with thirteenth
painted. g. Only place, 1109 Penna ave. Keme-
thy's gallery.
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GLOVES, GLOVES

WE HAVE REDUCED our fine beaver hats from
s22o TO 95c., for two days only BLOUT's, 40 18th
street
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FrssELLs Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo.
sec. SATINs and best black goods, IA 7thst
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THE GREATEST BARGAIN OF the season, those fine
beaver hats at Csc, former price 81 25 two DAYS
only. BLOUTS, 10 9TH street.
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FRESH MEATS.-Round steak, Zoe. h.: liver. &C.
ID; porterhOuSe, 15c. h.; SriOn, l2Ic. H. choice
rib roast, 1Oc To-; at F. p Hughes market, corner
9Th and n streets northwest
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has long siege OF Illness been averted by timel
resort to that superior Alternative and corrective
Tarrant's Settler Aperient, without which n
household is safe.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
FRONTING ON STREET, BETWEEN FOUR
AND,A-HhLF AND SIXTH STREETS NORIH-
WEST. AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of deed of trust, dated September/sa
2Sth. A: d. 1850. and duly recorded in Liber No. tsa
g5l. Folio 29 ct sea- Of the land records for e-c9
District of Columbia and by direction th PARTY Sc
cured thereby. shall SELL at public auction front OF
the premises. on Friday, the FIRST DAY OF DE-
CEMBER A. ID. 1882, All FOUR O'CLOCK r. NJ all
that certain piece parcel of ground estate
situate and lying the said city Washington nd
District of Columbia and known and described being
Lot numbered six TO- i'll square numbered four hum
dred and ninety (490) same is laid down ON the
public plat of said city of Washington together with all
the inn rovelnents thereon.
Terms OF sale: One third cash, and balance in SIX
twelve and eighteen months from day of sale to be
secured by the notes OF the purchaser bearing interest
ana deed OF trust on the property sold all cash. at
the purchasers oDtion. deposit 500 will re-
quired at the time If the terms of sale are not
complied with in five days from day of the rllsee
reserves the right to resell at the risk and cost OF the de-
faulting purchaser. All convey ancng at purchasers
cost. LEROY NJ TAkInR
n2l-dGds Surviving Trustee
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AULICK. Suddenly. on the evening OF November
modore John II. Aulick Z. s. n. ~
His funeral will take place from ST. Johns Episcopal
church. on Wednesday. the 22d inst, at 2S O'Clock
p M, to which the friends Of the family invited
BOYLE. On November Doth, 1892 after q long and
painful Illness at the residence Of her stepson
B. Boyle, No. 4l3 First street northwest JOANN F.
BOYLE. relct of the late John f Boyle in the fftv
fifth year of her age baltimore and Frederick papers
The remains will be taken to Rockville Nd. for in
ternent Funeral FROM 81. Mary's church (Rockyiel
Wednesday. November 22d. at ten q. M
BRADY. On the 10Th of November 1892 NJ half
past one p. m, of pneumonia, HARRY BRADY eecond
son of John and Annabeile Brady.
COGSWELL. At Soldiers Home d. c. on Monday.
November ~. 1882 MAJ and Bvt Col. MILTON COGS-
Funeral services at his late residence Soldiers Home
on Wednesday, November ~. at O'Clock p. m. e
COOKSEY. On November 20. 1882, at ~ O'Clock
D. ~. after long and painful Illness which he bore
with with Christian forttnde. WILLIAM 1 CooKsEY,
days, beloved son OF the late GeorgeR. Cooksey and
Funeral win take place on Wednesday, November q
at o'clock from his late residence Ills street
southeast.
vember 20, 1882. BROOKS HUNTER, son OF the Rev
NJ H. Hunter. formerly OF this city.
KAUFFMANN. At Wooster, Ohio Friday Novem-
Der 17th 1892 ct past four O'Clock the Afternoon
RUDOLPH KAUEFMANN. aged ninety-two years.
three months and three days.
MCCORMICK. At the residence of J. e. W. Thon,p-
Of diphtheria, CLARA COKNELIA. beloved daughter
month and i've days.
'sJust across on the evergreen shore"
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Perfect Buckxyhcat Cakes

In three minutes can be made by using Heckers
self-rafsing Buckwheat. HeckerS Self-raisinl
flour makes biscuits and cakes in ten minutes with
out yeast or baking powder, and without Settin,
to use. For sale by all grOcers.
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WHAT CONSTITUTES VARIETY THEATER.-The
charge made In a warrant taken out by License
Agent Raft against the manager Of the Theater
under section az of the license regulations OF the
District OF Columbia, which says: "The proprIe-
tors OF variety theaters shall pay $500 annually.
matte, and operate representations or other funny
plays or performances shall be known as a variety
theater, and shall include also places where
liquors are sold, dispensed, given to persons in
the audience Provided, That nothing herein coz
tanned shall be construed as to include license
for the sale OF liquors.,
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A FULL LINE GENTS FURNISHINGS, IA eth st.
For Hills Indispensable Manual address A. Will
kinS, No 6I2 9th street northwest
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IT WILL AsTOSIsH You TO see those elegant bea-
yer mats at 9oc., former price s. %, ali shades.
BLOUT'S, Tl0 9Th street.
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GERMAN hand-knit jackets at Auerbach's, corner
fth and H.
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AUCTION SALES.
MIXERS co, Auctionecrs.
w 639 Louisiana avenue,
Opposite City Post Office.

OPENING SALE,
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER TwENTY-THIRD,
AT TEN O'CLOCK
AT OUR SALESROOMS
In the sale viii he found al assortment Of
Walnut Chamber SETS;
Several Cottage Sets;
Suites; 'N>
Walnut Sideboards;
Rosewood case fanoforte, Stool and Cover:
With quantity of Second hand Furniture New and
Second hand Brussels and ms rain Carrets Eugs
Grumb Cloths, &c. large number Of Cooking and
Heating Stoves: Indian cure 200 feet Rope Block and
Tackle, &c. Fur Robes Horse Blankets Wool Is Hnkets
and Comforts Moss Rose Tea and olet Se,s 30 Hand
Satchels; Lot Dry Goods, &c. with other Goods.
Additions TO sale solicited.
Regular Store Sales every Thursday. n2l-2t
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10th and Streets northwest says:"My customers
speak in the highest terms OF the Strengthenfn:
properties OF Browns Iron BltterS.
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"JAP" and 'Scrap Pictures" See adv.
j. JAY GOULD.
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BEAVER HATS, the finest quality, slaughtered at
&c; reduced from 81 25; two days only. BLoUTs,
no 9TH street.
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CITY ITEMS.
- a MI Rebel,
MIR. Henry A, Johns

the multitudes, with one accord" praise and ust
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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"Rnson

that have been pronounced incurab!e by the best
physicians have been completely cured by LydiaE
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
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LOCAL MENTION.
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WARRINGTON. DC, Nov. 81, 1882, 9:3D ami
The Weather.

OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WARRINGTON. DC. Nov. 81, 1882. 9:3D am
For the middle Atlantic states fair weather
except local rains in south portion, winds mostly
northerly, stationary or higher temperature fall
ing followed by rising barometer
Special Weather Bulletin.
The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
the following special bulletin to the press: A
storm or considerable energy, moving In a north
easteriy track, Is central on the Carolina coast
The barometer Is low In the upper lake region and
Is highest In Kansas General rains have fallen
In the east gulf and South Atlantic states. The
loloWlng stations report mere than one inch or
rainfall during the past "a hours: Atlanta, / 81 :;
Augusta, 40; Charleston, 129; Jacksonville Lei !;
chattanooga, LIZ. NOrthwesterly winds prevail
west OF the Mississippi river and In the Atlantic
coast states; SOuthweSterly In the lake region.
The temperature has fallen In the east gulf states
and remained nearly stationary in all the other
districts. warm wave moving TO the south and
east has entered the northwestern frontier. The
following special temperatures were reported at 3
p m yesterday: Washington, 46o; Norfolk, 45o :;
savannah, 46o; Atlanta, 80: Jacksonville, ESQ:
Pensacola, $50; New Orleans $40; Galveston 81 /:
San Antonio, $50; Los Angeles, 74o; San Diego
60. Fair weather IS indicated on Wednesday In
the gulf and Atlantic coast states.
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WRITE TO NYCR, 81 y. Charles street, Baltimore,
1or prices OF amateur Photographic outfits. Any
one can take pictures $40.
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FINE Florida oranges at 4Oc. per dozen, just re-
ce1ved at b. W. Reeds Sons, 1911 ST. NV.
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DR.VON SENDENs fennel honey extract cured N
OF severe hoarSeneSS and cough. Rev. W. L. EVAN
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How Many Times

See Hunters Sitter.
Hunter Sitter Company-Kttchen Specialties-
Cincinnati and New York. Circulars free. 4
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EINHOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE No. Is MYRTLE
STREET.
By virtue Of deed of trust recorded in Liber.Saa
No. 1913, folio 49, the undersigned Trustees 81
sell at auction in front Of the premises, on TUES -
DAY, the TWENTY EIGHTH DAY OF NOVEMBER.
1882, at FOUR O'CLOCK z. NJ, all of Lot 1885, in Gil.
bert's subdivision of square G75.
Terms One third cash residue In one and two wears
secured on property Sold aud to bear
the deferred payments the of the purchaser
given, all cash. at option Of purchaser Trustees
right to resell risk and of defaung
chaser if terms sale not complied with in seven
days. $50 deposit required when bid accepted.
MILD NM NM E E APptaEsf; Trustees.
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