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tryman to support him, not as
American citizens but as Norwegians
and seeks to build up a foreign oligarchy
in the land of their adoption. In SO doing
he not only insults every native born
American, but also every foreigner who
has sought our hospitable country with the
honest intention of renouncing foreign al
egiance and assimilating himself with our
free Institution. Having bolted the con-
vention at Detroit when he saw that he was
hopelessly defeated, he has no party claim
to urge, and he accordingly
resorts to the nationality dodge and
absolute purchase, to secure votes. AS he
is pledged to support Washburn for the
senate when McMillan's term expires, he
has secured access to the bar
rel of the kid glove candidate
in the Fourth District, and they are
running joint campaign of corruption
through both districts. 1t is appropriate
that Charley Gilman should be an apostle
in the cause. Since his enforced
retirement from the st. Cloud land
Office, he has had good deal
of leisure on his hands and is ready to turn
his talents in any direction of rascality
which will pay. Gilman hopes, through
Nelson's success, to succeed Gen. Hubbard,
and has that incentive in addition to
his natural prediction toward political
chicanery. The game would be very neat
ono if it could be played just as these cor
rupt politicians desire. But there's many
slip, and the defeat of Nelson, which is
now inevitable, will smash the Washburn-
Gilman crockery into smithereens.
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WHOOPING IT UP.
THE SPORTING MEN MAKING THE
HOST OFTHE FALL SEASON.

Interesting Racing Events at Chicago Bos-
ton and Brighton Beach-The COurtnay-
TenEyck-Dempsey Boat Race Won by
the FOrmer-Hanlan and Kennedy to
Try COnc1asiOns-Other Sporting Ma tiers
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GomDo9itors Wanted.

-Four or FIVE good compositors can find en-
ployment by immediate application at the
GLOBE office. The GLOBE pays forty cents per
1860 ems g.!.ci. > the highest wages paid by
any paper n the state.
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Base Ball,

At Buffalo-Buffalo's 2; Boston's 8. At
Observation-Disclosures 6; Troy's 5. At
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4; Alleghany's g.,
At Philadelphia Atlantic's 4 Baltimores
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TIE Democratic state central commit
tee meets at the Merchants hotel at 2:3O p.
III. to-day.
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THl.fErpy,fS.

BosToN, Sept. 1S.-Last race of the Sep
TENDER meeting at Mystic Park, 2:2O class,
postponed from Saturday, was finished
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Mass, was cured by st. Jacobs Oil of a very
severe attack of rheumatism in three days,
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aquatic.

Judging in the prize rings was on mi
nor prizes for thoroughbreds andr oadsters.
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Not Dead.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1S.-August Spiess, of
this city, received cablegram yesterday
denying that August Bebel, the eminent
German socialist, is dead, but is rapidly
recovering.
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Highly Satisfactory Reports of the Har-
vest-The Yield Abundant in Every Di-
rection-Good Progress in Threshing-
Corn Promising Well.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 18.-President Arthur
and party arrived at 11:15 p. m. Owing
to house cleaning operations still in pro-
gress at the executive mansion, the presi-
dent drove to the residence of Secretary
Frelinghuysen, where he will remain for
several days.
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Fire at HAMPTON Court.

THE ROYAL PALACE ABLAZE-v UABLE
WORKS OF ART DESTROYED AND DAMAGED.
LONDON. December 14.-Early this morn
ing flames were discovered issuing from the
front windows Of Hampton Court, the royal
palace at Hampton, fifteen miles from Lon
don.
The fire broke out in a suite OF private
apartments i'm the cloister. The local fire
brigade worked for three hours and sue
cecded in preventing the flames from eX-
tending. A quantity OF valuable property
was removed in time 10 save it. a woman
was sutfocatcd by the smoke.
About twelve rooms situated in the east
quadrangle OF Hampton Court were scorch-
ed by the fire, and two actually burned.
These rooms were Immediately above the
picture gallery, the curiosities and tapes
try OF which were considerably damaged
by the water. The tapestry, which suffer-
cd the most, is part OF that which repre-
sentS Alexander the Great entering Ba-
bylon, and the Battle Of Granicus.
In Queen Anne's bedroom the celebrated
painted ceiling was damaged. Pictures 10y
Rembrandt. Rubens and knelcr, and
lLeby's celebrated Beauties" had a mar.
row escape.
The rooms known rs the Queens GAL
lcry, Kings and Queen private chambers
and private drawing-roOm were partially
flooded by water. The loss is roughly e.
! timated OF 100000.
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NEW YORK, December 14.-Judge Ar
naux to-day, In the Superior Court, rem
dered decision in the action brought by
Martha p. Hamilton against the Knicker-
booker Life-Insurance Company. The suit
was brought to recover the amount OF a
policy issued by the defendant company on
January 81, 1879, and made payable In this
city. The person insured died on January
1, 1870, in Greensville, Ala. On the 18th
Of February, 1879, the Legislature Of Ala
bama passed an act making II INSIDE
meanor for any insurance agent to transact
business for any company not incorporated
by or under the laws Of that State, or duly
authorized by the Auditor OF the State to
transact business there. On June @, 1881,
the New York Legislature passed q law
or act entitled "An act prohibiting courts
Of this State from entertaining jurisdiction
Of action on policies OF insurance where
the person whose life was insured died in
any State in which law like that OF Ala
bama was in force at the time the death
occurred, or at the time action on such
policy was brought" The law further
directs that ii shall be the duty OF the court
to dismiss any action of the kind.
The plaintiff put in demurrer to this
special defence. The court gives judgment
for the plaintiff on the demurrer, holding
that the law did not deal with the past but
with the future, and therefore did not
apply to this case.
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DUBLIN, December 1.-THE Government
has issued a circular In regard TO the dis
tress In the west Of Ireland, in which 1t
declares that Il Is determined to rely solely
upon the administration OF relief through
boards of guardians, a. IL IL satisfied that
reliei-works are not only extrayagant and
demoralizing, but often fail TO relieve the
most needy. The Government viii be
prepared to empower boards Of guardians
to borrow money, IL necessary, TO meet the
pressure on their resources.
The cooperative stores here were de-
stroyed by fire ts-day. The building was
full Of goods. The loss il very extensive.
1t IL reported that the caretaker and his
family persisted in the flames.
Two important arrests were made here,
this morning in connection with the muH
der Of Lord Frederick Cavendish and
Under-Secretary Burke. The names Of
the men are Byrne, payer, and Hanlan,
a leather-currier. One Of them hss been
Identified by persons who were in PhGnix
Park on the night Of the murders IS one
OF the men seen on the ear on which the
assassins rode. The arrests were made on
the evidence OF informers.
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Double Murder I'm North Carolina.

NEW YORK, December IA special
from Charlotte, y. c.. says. In LilesyiIlc
Tuesday night Alexander Dockery mnr-
dered two men and then escaped. Slawscn
Mapes and Richard Cribs had for some
time been criminally intimate with Dock
ery's wife. They quarrelled with the
woman, which aroused her fury. She
made clean breast OF her guilt TO her
husband, besought his forgiveness, and
urged him to kill the two men. Dockery
readily agreed. MapeS and Cribs were
small farmers, and were in the habit OF
leaving work about O'Clock, walking up
the road together. Dockery laid in wait
for them, and with an axe brained.hoth and
left their bodies lying in the road. Dock
cry fled. His wife attempted TO join him,
hut was arrested"
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. December -NooR.-Sto,ks strong
and higher Money. . per cent. hNchange-LDnF,
4SO4; short, 4Si... state bonds quiet Govern
mems firm.
Erentn Exchange, 1904. Governments
strong; new SIS, 1889; new ii9's, il34; new q,
1905. Money. Dos per cent. states higher,
Treasury balances Coin +ll3,52i; currency.
stocks irregular bu, with generally an upward
tendency.
Al tho otenlng the stock market was strong at
an advance of 4Mlh from etcrday's closing
prices. the Omahls leading the advance. Imme-
dia'cly after opening there WAS sllghi dcpro.-
sion. followed by al advance Of atglb, In which
G.. G. aud l.. Louisville and Nashville. wabash
conspicuOus. There was then reaction extend
Ing 10 per cent. the latter Ohio and Mississippi
after which the list again - ld up so Ia - Z. ana
f. Delaware. Lackawanna and Western. hocie,-
Ter and Pittsburgh and Louisville and Nashviil,
Leading the upward turn. About noon tho general
list rcceded h6lI, but between and O'Clock the
Pacific Mail recorded . sharp advance or q. ana
the rest of the list sold M hWiis, The Lihr I.
Pgul. Minneapolis and hlniiOha. AMER THIS the
market became irregular bat IN the main hetNN,
and about 2:3O O'Clock q decline or tegl9 TOOK
place. I'm which Omaha, pac &c Mail, Jersey Gen.
hut al the close the market strong ~ lecoy-
cry Of kmIb, led by Union Pacific and ERE. on
/ Tho whole, the market to-day has hotn Irregular
but with general upward tendency and the result
of tbc fluctuations shows an Improvement over
Yesterday prices of 4M2s. Pacific Mall, Erie
/ C., C. and L., and Granger slocks being ~ mos
/ prominent therein. Transactions aggregate
$4,000 -hares.
BALTIMORE
I BALTIMORE. December li.-F.rglnia Go. con
-oiidafed. 624 new lO-iOt. 4O's; new d-' 40
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The Kingston, Jamaica, Fire.

KINGsToN, JAMAICA, December 1.-THE
fire which broke out in the business quarter
OF this city Monday evening was not eX-
tinguished until Wednesday. The loss.
which at first was put at GG,0OO.0O0. j. now
estimated at G3,O00,0O0. The fire was Of
mcendiary origin. II began in quantity
of shingles in lumber-yard. and as high
wind prevailed it Immediately gained great
proportions. All the warehouses, wharyeS,
and stores were consumed. -Four hundred
stores in all were destroyed. Buildings
regarded as fire-proof did not escape de-
struction, a. nearly every one Of that class
which the fire attacked succumbed to the
flames. The fire was attended with loss Of
life. Fiyepersons are known TO have been
burned to death. A new law will be
passed prohibiting the use OF shingles here
hereafter.
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Destructive CONFEDERATION.
HALF-NLLION DOLLARS WORTH OF p
PERRY HrRNED AT Ray RIDGE.

HALF-yILLION DOLLARS WORTH OF PRO-
PERTY BURNED AT BAY RIDGE.
NEW YORK, December 1.-THE extern
sive depot and wharf, together with sixty
cars and ten locomotives, OF the Manhat-
tan Beach Railroad Company, at Bay Ridge,
were DESTROYED by fire this morning. A
large pile Of lumber belonging to the Sea-
Beach Railroad Company (adioining the
Manhattan depot, canal-boat ut the dock,
and the wharf and all on il were burned.
The company estimate the loss OF their cars
at 100000.
Second Dispatch.
NEW YORK, December II The fire at
the Bay Ridge depot Of the New York and
Manhattan Beach railroad is more extern
sive than at first reported. Among the
sixty cars burned are fifteen drawing-roOm
coaches and the private ear OF Austin Cor
bin, which took the prize at the Centennial
Exhibition. The loss will foot up at least
half million.
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swatara, which has Just arrived from China.
The seizure was made In accordance with
the provisions Of the section Of the Revised
Statutes, prohibiting any naval officer inn
porting In United States vessel any arti-
Gle subject to payment OF duties. secre-
tary Folger, upon being informed Of the
circumstances In the case, teegraphed the
collector to release the goods upon the pay
ment OF the duties and the expenses Of
seizure.
In the star-route case to-day the Jury
was completed, and Mr.. Bliss began the
opening argument for the Government in
the Dickson case. Brewster Cameron was
cross-examined. but nothing Of importance
elected.
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Shocking and Mysterious Tragedy
Near Raleigh, n. &.

RALEIGH, n. G., December IA shock,
ing double murder has been committed
near Liesylle, in this State. This morn.
Ing an old woman and her son were found
dead at their home. They had been slain,
and the body OF the son had been thrown
into the fire and partially consumed. They
were people of excellent characters. The
cause Of the murder is not known. Great
excitement over the affair prevails through.
ont the neighborhood, and the mystery OF
the tragedy il being Investigated.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY, December Ia IteL
Country Produce.

Country Produce.
aool,s. Green-From s2.5O 70 s3.oO r b'rrei
FOR FOOD 70 choice. Active
Bsesiodr. 26c. = 10. ooaao. fair
70 Dood' sm2 ca freeh yellow butter sells readiF'
Tkestnpts.-2G3c. q 10. Market is,i. coo for
corr Neal: s5c. per bashel for country o''''''
ciI SeG lnas:- White. s2.95@s275; mixed si'2'@
'i DIED Fruit: Blackberres' 5A@see.' cherries
i1H re fo,els: Hens, zoe; chickens l'@lee'i
very 5y,s as.i Focls Turkeys, llsise chickens
sage; ducks. l24l4e.
Ehggts,, e sV' Prime iive-goose, 5o@55e.; common
H Ha,s viirstnia timothy, e0@soe.; clover
mixed. $50 IKE; clover, oo@o Doe
Ba!ed oats ,,,s ooi1sso = barrel for choice vir:
o,ris. northern, $3.50; common tl'eo' ms'Ae'
du R:ots: Ginseng, sl.5O@si.so ' ~ Seneca free
OF tops 40045c. u
Lard. Country, I2t@ &c. .A,e an
Psanuts: Common TO choice 4esfe' u"
rae. zoe. a bushel
Sunde. Prime, Zoe.
| Sj.ucks: 756SeOc
Ra<d Sfrdsc 35@4oe
T Tadg w s:sdass s S unvaess 2s24s
BURY wool win bring from W &C. NJ 'e'' "'"'
above rates. a..
Cement, Lime. Riastsf' se'
c.n.o,. gosendaIe. s1.A5&tl.6e parfs'
I.mes River, I'll .40&el 40; .,.,. poc.
Line: Asrfeutsral. so ios; 70 c.a sn, virri
land. 81. l6@Sl.20, aeeofaihs W q'->"'
MIA e,S sassi'IHS Smp, "a; ground, s. ea'eine
MA Ger 81. o0@3l.70.
Tar: LARGE size, "a.
Dry Goods.
rr!G kssth Msa &C. soas ssass 6 raf ,s,
sprasas &C.. prsSs $500. ss,s.' ss w ns
mel .,on az. Mallory Pink, 6<~ Mallory rsrP,
sSc.: smpson Mourning; sxe apesn o's T.h IA
!, Simpson Black, &c.; Harmony oe''
so3a, n IN !yAtrtincs and Sh<sttAqs; I.S
cupt;vs6c.; rs Jack Horner, Sss'; IN s,h.
T Harris, Ssc.: "A Fairmont eten;: - a.. 'i
. 1nc:ii o. "a " anrefan, llc,; 10-4 Mona
: n"es' sSc.: io-4 Peiuoi sac. 49,. s-r
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A SuindIer Arrested.

CISCIyNATI, December IA man CIV
ing the name Of ii. l.. spaulding yester..
day presented bill Of lading for a lot OF
wool shipped from Columbus, Ohio, TO
HAYWARD & Hurd, commission merchants,
and received a check for 800. Mr.. Hay,
ward subsequently learned that the bill OF
lading was void. and succeeded in arrest
inc The man on his way to Philadelphia.
az the money, 5000 was found on him.
The man gave the name Of Ii. L. Dunlap,
Columbus. Ohio. A certificate OF the mar
,iaoe OF William Henry Clark and Belle q.
Adams, dated jersey City, NoyemDrr o
1882, and signed Henry spellmeyer, irln,
ity Methodist Episcopal church, was 'ouno
on him.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
=" 1HE DISPATCH FROM ALL po,xrx

'"e'a' "ashinsten News and Gosslp-Con.
s'ess'o"ni Proceedings Yesterday Civil.
service Reform Discussion in the senate
"''a' oes'rnction OF Railroad Property by
I"e NJ Nay bridge. New York-A Brace or
Tragedies In North Caroiina-Heavv su,,
again" the City OF New OrIeans-Nior,
ABOUT the Kingston, Jamaica, Conf,nxra.
"'n-Ihe Royal Palace at Hampton Cour,.
LONDON Damaged by Fire-Morc Arrests I'm
connection with the Phrnix.Park Nur.
ders, &c.
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co,orea Masous, Grand Lodge.

NORFOLK, Va, December 14c-Ihe loi-
lowing officers of the Colored Masonic
Grand Lodge, now In session in this city'
we're elected to-day: Thomas layton
Grand master, Hampton; George II. DAD
ney. deputy grand master, Petersburg
al. A. Cabell. grand senior warden
Staunton; J. J. Christian, Jr., grand ia'
nior warden, Lexington; James stewart
grand treasurer, Richmond; Carter Il
Jones. grand secretary. Lynehburg; W.
C. Jackson, grand lecturer, Petersburg. :,
THE Grand Lodge meets next year II
Charlottesville.
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y.u.oad Matters.

RALEIGH, N. G., Decemh sa,,a is ad,nst-
r msn, ~ the differences between the ATTAIN
,Ic e" ana a. North Carolina Railroad Company,
an and ~" IT, lessee the Midland and North
Ssr Pa,lrosd Company, having fall
I'D thn d;rsctnrs Of the Atlantic and North
ca oTu to-day made a formal demand for
U ,Sssa.u,a, r y, the leased road, which was
rss,,ssd Nv tbe directors Of the Midland
Company Litigation will probably ensue'
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prcuMONDLIvE STOCKMARKET


DECEMBER l3.-Prices thi. week ranged - FOL
pstf conl..-yery best, nominal; prime, 4ae;
GOOD. 4d41c.; medium or good fair quality SO
SLr. rougn oxen, thin steers, Old cows, &C., Z'9
2Sc.; bulls, 2A@3sc::e D." gross
b0gs-ssd9 Sc. a n, net.
ShssD.-3tM4hc. z. H., gross.
Vsafs.-s36SlO y head. ..-n,s
uiich Cotcs and Cdtres.-tl5Ms4 Y hS.n'
ahont 325 head Of beef cattle, zoo ho9sl anu
365 sheep on the market. The reeelpEoi Ds,
cattle were composed principally OF nedsnl o anu
common grades, and those gr.tne5 ue.t , 60,
what. Hogs are not over nrn Al 9""ls''"7' "'f
havr derllned and are dnI.
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Murdered for Revenge.

LOUISVILLE, KY, December l4.-Thomas
Crittenden, at Anchorage, Ky, Yesterday
shot Ross Mosely, q colored man, deaa,
because Mosely had given testimony IN
court against him.
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End Of the Railroad War.

New YORK, December l4.-Prosidents
Keep. Porter, Mitchell, and Riddle signed
the contract this morning TO maintain rail-
road rates in the Northwest for one yea,
from date. Most Of the Northwest rail.
road-men will leave for Chicago Tonight.
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AMI, Against the city Of New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, December l4.-nehry
Shepherd, Of West Virginia, holding q
million dollars Of consolidated bonds, sues
the city and prays that n,andarnus De
;ssued 10 the city to at once levy by sepa-
rate and distinct assessment, and nereai'e !,
collect and apply, under the provisions 0,
section 81 Of Act No. IL, special TAX %
$3.50 'o0o for the year 1889. n r'e"' e''''o w
oye,-at.c and uup.,d, IL Ma. - = s.'i''.-''
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Female Temperance Lecturer Ar
roGfal WE

KEOEUK, Iowa, December l4.-Mrs. Kent
VI. Mason, claiming to be distinguished
temperance lecturer, was arrested last
night for obtaining sl37 worth OF dry
goods under false pretenees.
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,lEAL.-74 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
FloIlr.

rlouy-We quote: Fine, t99S3.25 super
sra s3.5OGs3.75: extra, t4.75@s4.S6 !on,-
mon family, s5at5.25; Patent family fo'oOe'
1913.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY. December IA, 1882.
SALEs-FIRsr BoARD.-S7O0 Virginia 3's. re-
gstere1 at A; 81 900 Petersburg Railroad Glass
b" bonds at 1919; $4,000 Petersburg Railroad
bonds, "Cass A. at s7'.; 10 shares Norfolk and
Western preferred at ; T..
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| tax for 1889, aud each subsequent year.
Judge Lazarus granted an alternative writ
| of nldnddmus.
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COMM ERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

GRAM AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RIcuMOSD. December IA, ee2.
OFFERING.
WnrAr.-Whltc. SO bushels. Rcd, b-34e bush
els Re-exhibited, 300 bushels. $4,000,
CORN.-White, eGS bushels. hiNo'' - '"sh-
ell.
MEAL.-74 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAr.-Whiie. SO bushels common 10 very
good at -I.O6 TO SLIP. Rcd $40 ltishfl5 Gem
mon 10 yery good Lancaster At flVo ~ sl.il
/ SOS bushels mixed on private terms '5cO
bushels common 10 very good Fultz az eoe' 70
sl.O6. ,...,,,. .,,,.,. ,.ooa q, ~ IN
CoTTov.-Tone steady Receptisl lXS bales
shipments. 46 bales. Quotations; Niddnhs' SA'''
low uIddling, S.c.
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DCNTUSTH.

~ W. JONES, DENTIST. ~
N. OFFICE w. so7 FRANKLIN sLhs
BETWEEN EIGHTH AND SSf"'
Elegant rooms; uses hes, m stc,.n, ~
80 mi thorough work long sxpefieeee' 80
| a. ,nrarIfus cas- y rror nrfd' oc
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BALTIMORE. December l4.-F.rglnia Go, con
olidafed. 62a: new lO-4O't. 4j's; new BE-, 4G.
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vuw,rnyl. DeecInbef AT lnpfquiet. " ~
s,esdv. No 2 Miwaukee hard ~ son: cs.n. ana
D s e4c. January, sttse 70, nsw NEE tsNe.
ses. ',, -. 10. y. 37kc: white. 3sc. Pr.u-
1 ga. b,sher. Mes pork, si7.4o cash and DE-
center, $3.50 January: LaraudptIs%J .nasry.
Iogs higher AZ s5.5ooI$5.9J.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-09-25
LIGHT SPARKS.

Two horses and COW are in the pound.
A mule fell in the sink near the mill
bridge this morning but was rescued.
Ed Cahill, who gained notoriety by break
ing Jail some time ago, has, it is reported en-
listed in the army.
Thirty five civil suits were disposed OF by
Justice Shields to-day.
Licenses have been issued for the mar
r;ape of Francisco Morals With Jesuita Loza-
no and of Herman Wehmeyer with Ernesilne
Nickel.
Capt. Karber, deputy city marshal, ares
ted Ed. Cooney and Lena Reinhard on the
International train this morning. They are
charged with having committed theft IN La
redo.
MIR. w. 7. Boykin found a saddled horse
branded 81 B" on the right shoulder and
white faced black pony branded "LS on the
Seeuin road, about miles from the city, yes
to-day. They appeared as if they had been
standing hitched about 8 hours.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-09-25
A. o. H.

4. 81 meeting of Division No. !. 4. .. H.,
poxor rIuury Texas. held in Meyers hail on
THURSDAY evening. the p st inst, the following
resolutions were. adopted;
That Whereas. II has pleased Almighty God
tn cali from our midst our beloved brother
Re II Resolved. That we, the members of
This Division. while huInbly submitting to the
will of Divine Providence, deeply depiHre the
loss of our departed brother, a. that of true
Uihernian and faithful friend.
That We extend TO his bereavcd wife and
,nnIIrniny relations our sincere sympathy in
this the hour OF their atfictOn.
That , copy of these resolutions he entered
in - In,ge of mourning. on the minutes of this
DiViIinn; a copy be furnished the family of our
licensed brother aud copies sent to the local
,,r..ss and The. Irish World for publication.
PATRICK HENRY, ). ID.
PATRICK KING. :. :.
JOHN REYNOLDS, X. :.
Committee on Resolutions.