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Not Exempt from raxatiou.


TIN rhUf INIT W TIM G tNh O. CANAf CoNPANY
N THE DISTRICT
MI Charles j. VI. Guyncr, OF Baltimore. attorney
Tor the Chesapeake anu Ohio canal COMPANY. In A
communication 10 the Commit ,SionerS. claims ex-
einptioh Ia the property of That company situated
In this city and o-.s,r .,town
The commissioner reply that they and nom ths
statutes la whirn tbr attorney TyIviS iuin that i'm
c'h 'th't@iffh IN pSrt 1t ktrf'G the canal In r.-
Ffi a. ah ti' 'lO''r " ra~ II l.lr t0nnanv ara eN-
'Eipt- 4hls ,'N' h' fuu would >rm ut 10 apaly 10
am properly eli.i'i "a f..- cry ~ Na~lii-i1n as
e., If n Nv. M
A. 10 Tie hNS IL Georgetown. there l. doubt N
1hts ''i..F Ntldit ta' t!untion. ur. IL they do
local ASSESSMENT Toe Improvements for Ia. h.poit
OF the pt"lNF, M question. such - tl.lt NV
chNgl- lac tuu.fo,. Hl4tf-, th-tttlr. IA a a. =,
present diNs'1d l3ey cabinet grant Tie r,-irr Nop
a..
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EEfthF OF lkEAStkfR VIVIAN
The annual report OF the rea>Drer II the nifea
states shows decrease durins The - SS..al YEAR
Ia The Receipts from customs uf 81 7t 2f from In
ternal revenue ~ - - 2ee and from miscellaneous
sources Of s:tS@i2 Tie total net revenue Tor The
yeIr.was sos S:,sI, or IS - 06s less than the pre-,
ceding year. Tie not expenditures were sa6s .Os.-
l5. an Increase over lsss ~ =. ia6 6g The grsS,
assets Increased sI09 56s ~? during the wear. the
ekteS OF the government cash assets over itS la
hilities on the first II November 1881. being si6a-
S-Saia Al appropriation Tor thr transport lion ur
worn anu inutliatsdi nlled States notes. goti and
silver certificates To the Treasury for exchange Tor
new Is recommended. Bonds or the niIe,i States
To the amount of Sl3i69. 80 were redeemed during
Tue year. There were aiSu retired by exchange into
per cent bonds s:st 25e go OF 81 per c.'nts az
which S2as bs3 $50 were held trust Tor national
banks nj the close II the year The deposits ma Ie
during The year oy national banks FOR the retire
nent OF their circulation was s2l .4l5.ar.
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Sale Of n Railroad Franchise.
THE NARROW GAU0s FROM WASHINGTON TO ci~crs
NAIL

The negotiations Were concluded yesterday in
Baltimore for the purchase OF the Franchise etc of
The washington City. Cincinnati and ST Louis
halfway company" hy Il syndicate which includes
NJ. A y. Martin. Col L. L. BOycc, John w Ala
mong and Jos :. Loose q; Brtdgewater. RA,ntur-
ham county, Va. ho recently bought IA. pronerty
al auction, ana Others Some tori -Nr mile, OF road
have been graded ~ Which thirty seven miles can
De used IN the new project. The present syndicate
Intend I" bHild Standard road. CoInnSn Cing at or
near lInNood, Rocking ham county. GA th, >ll,nan-
uoah Valley road Thence IL nll extend twenty
miles to Ha1isonbug, where rli. Balttl,nr,. AID
ONO line runs. From HalIisonlGry II viii strike
westward tur about one hundred miles ~ N AL o,An
up tor Market The Dora coal miles. Further on 10
VIII Penetrate forah0itaS ai,i " b~Ier count .,S
opening up that non coal ana lHnlitr region 4 he
syndicate ls packed 10y large capital. anu the gree
nent IL that work on The road shall L., r.3it l.,l
ID siNiS days after The ratification III ia" uuI,A,
MI II. ID. Cooke, OF this city, took part in The
negotiations.
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4 Celebrated Surgeon.
SKETCH OF THE CAREER OF TIs LATE Dr. J. "a,

Shh!tH Uf HE CAREER OF ilis LATE J.
SIGs.
pr J. Marion sims, the well known phy,i.iln,
whose sudden death III New York Yesterday fr,ra
heart disease was mentioned IN 1HE STAR last ilu-
ing. Was born IN LInet,ieT district. = G. JtH;lar,
20 lel3 lie was graduated Al tie south CAROL iua
College In lHia, ana studied med Inc al tHArl,,inn
ana AT Tie Jefferson Metiir al tOilege la Philadelphia
In leio he settled at Montgomery. Ala and IL WAS
there that iic irla To build up The reputation Ior
caring anu ni,iiliGl surgery which h.t, since. ~
t''hIcd throughout Tire CIVILIZED world Ia 1853 no
MthJ u Ne" York re went 10 tGrulrr ia lSil ai.i
1871, and nndly took up las residence IN
the American colony In Paris LA $50
he organized la i1ris the Ag..o Amerir m
ambulance coipN lis sEl-iitEt uI silver
wire SUiureS irr th">e made al SIX WIS IN
Important step iora aIti. ana ole which has lren
universally adoDi a. mo H5t tba ac-ni,.:tmrUlS
were >upciint"h4nd by hIl ia ifr1Dr tllt1 II me
Empress kutgsnic AID tn imrre~ III st-lfIa. lie
married Nj = Elill 1. hii"l>iuna, ga south ana
ma, MIRO Survives INN, fI' lt. t,i,.i, tti
lWo SONS i'i- SINS N,ia IA Na~ir.. in .k about
week ago, where iie had purchased l.t. s.-rtv on
10Th street. near T. li.d Mas maniHr .T- az -,.isnfs
10 bud house. declaring his ipt.iIt iai e., ,.-l,tIny
permanently IN this city dgliug The winter uuis
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Kentucky SuUerAfi1i0n.

WHY MR. CARLISLE WOULDN'T START on FRIDAY
Last Friday STAR reporter asked at the Riggs
house when Mr.. Carlisle was expected. Hell tie
here tomorrow" Saturday replied the clerk
ale starts from Louisville today"
ard like to bet that he won't get here before
Sunday" put in Col. Jim Win,eiSmith. who was
standing by. ale will never start on Friday You
can't persuade kentuchian TO start anywhere on
Friday or begin any transaction on that day. Its
astate superstition. and youl see that Carlisle
VIII not reach here before SUNDAY"
And sure enough he did not; h1It whether tho
Kentucky superstition or some other cause de-
layed his start. he can best tell.
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Topographic Briefs.

The failure of the Novelty Rubber company. OF
New Brunswick. \. j., is announced. with liabi-
ties placed at $4,000 -Four hundred employees are
thrown ont OF employment through the suspension
OF the company.
The annual statement OF the operations OF the
Manhattan railway company. OF New York for the
year ended Sentember 30, 1883, shows gross earn
ingS OF s6,3s6 sos. and net earnings 50 ,62967s.
Charles +. GOrham. Of Chicago. the western
agent OF the Pennsylvania railroad company. died
In Cleveland, Ohio, last night. He has represented
the cOmpanys interests in that section for 35 years
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4. Gang os RrrsIar, convicted.

LEBANON. Pa. Nov. IA gang Of nine burglars
wei" convicted to-day and sentenced IL VARIOUS
terms In the eniiCniIary. They have been up.fat-
Ing Tor hong ina" 10 the terror and aalln ,I t..
Inhabitants OF 4 ltIl,p ni-ItinI.
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Dcatl, Of Il Noted Sen Canaan.

OF the steamship Finance died on board this morn
ing While the vessel was coming up the harbor on
her return trip to Rio de JaneirO. Capt. billing
ham WAS Il native OF Chelsea Mass, and was the
son-n-law of Benj r. Shillaber. and will be re-
meinbered as the captain of clipper ship TINT
Sailed away from the confederate ship Semmes and
arrived in port with her valuable cargo OF tea.
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Boston, Nov. 1.-THE monthly statement OF the
board OF health shows noticeable increase in Oc-
tober OF contagious Diseases compared With last
year. being 526 against 340 There were 2lSc So
OF scarlet fever in October this year cOmpaT u
with IS last wear,
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New ORLEANS, Nov. IA special dispatch to the
Times Democrat from Laredo. Texas, says that
train on the Mexican National railway has been
wrecked for the purpose of robbery, and a number
OF men killed and injured.
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Railroad Directors Elected.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE following were elected
directors OF the Manhattan Elevated Railroad Com
pany to-day: Jay Gould, G. w. Field Russell Sage
X. NJ. Galloway, K. NJ. Field. G. j. Gould, sydney
Dillon, sam Sloan, j. II. Hall, w. r. Conner, Il. =
Scott. j. +. Navarro and H. T. Dtmock
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John Shiney,s OiiLands.

PITTSEURG, Nov. IA suit In ejectmnnt was en-
tered IN the T. S circuit court this morning by the
|. :. government against John Sidney, for the re-
covery OF 49, acres OF oil land in Forest county,
which the defendant Is In possession OF On quit
chin.
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Latest Foreign News.

| GERMAN LECTURER KISSED IN LONDON.
hmSDoN. NOV. 4.-Dr SUCKER chaplain to the
Gay ut Memorial hall. A large and unrIlly crowd
cheered, Kissed and groaned the lecturer and inter
T,iptcd him with insulting cries and epithetS
FINALLY the disturbance become so great that Or
ntocker Indignantly left the hall. and the meeting
ended In confusion.
MIR. ERRISGTOS'S MISSION TO BONE DrHoUycED
me Ffeehtnh.S journal publishes a letter signed
os Or richmond, priest OF the diocese OF Vest
minister, denOuncng Mr.. Errinetons mission to
home as in the interest of landlords and the Eng
ll,h government He declares that the Irish clergy
ana iaty have the right to fight their political
Dtttes, and that the Curia must stand aside IL it
decides adverse to the Irish people it NAV deal a
mortal blow to the church.
A COMPLETED TUNNEL
LONDON, Nov. Ii The boring OF the tunnel
through the Arberg Che Eagles MOunt> branch
OF the Rhpian Alps, has been completed.
RUssIA's FRIENDSHIP FOR GERMANY
berlin, Nov. II The national Zpitilo saws NJ
dc 'IeiS expressed w IN friendship Tor Germany
ana declared That he stopped at Berlin by the wish
o, nd if p lar tnat he ignt eonyey to the Emperor
friendly feelings towards Germany.
NOMINATED FOR THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
DrBIIS, Nov lt-Edward MeNahon Parnellite>
an: James Spaight conservative have been nCn-
mated for the seat in the house of commons for
Limerick city, made vacant by The resignation OF
MI OShaugnheSsy 0beraD.
OpONNELL S COUNSEL HOPEFUL
LONDON. Nov. 14-Mr. Roger 4. Pryor had a long
and satisfactory interview with O'DOnnell t,-day
the si since his arrival in London Nr. McInerney.
OF ODonnell 5 counsel has brought from Ireland Il
mass OF evidence and he feels confident rhat tie
verdict OF the jury in o DonncilS case will be
mt OF Wllifui murder. he witnesses from the
cape OF Good Hope are expected In England on Sat
urday next
THE BULGARIAN CRISIS ENDED.
LONDON. Nov. IA Berlin dispatch to the ES-
change Telegraph company says the political crisis
III Bulgaria has been settled by mutual concessions
on the points ut issue between Russia and Bu-
guIil
TIE GROWN PRINCE FREDERICK WILLIAM
berlin. Nov. lit l. renOrtGi that the Crown
Prince Frederick William Will meet King Humbert,
or italy, when returning from his visit to King
Alfonso. OF Spain.
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The Canada snow Storm.

MONTREAL, Nov. A-The snow storm which SET
in here yesterday continued all night, and had not
ceased at noon to-day.
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I'm his report the government chemist say:
81 regard all alum powders as very unwhneSOme
Phosphate and tartaf1c acid powders berate Their
gas too freely In process Of baking, or under vary
ing climatic changes suffer deterioration
Or. Il. A. Mott, the former government chemist,
after careful and elaborate examination or The
various baking powders or connis roc, reported 10
the government In fayor or the Royal brand
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LATER.
A Verdict or GUILTY.
District Government Affairs.

The jury shortly before O'Clock brought In a
verdict OF guilty"
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BEST Baking Powder.

INTERESTING TESTS MADE BY THE GOVERNMENT
CHEMIST.
DIR. Edward q. Love, the present ANALYTICAL
Chemist for the government, has recently made
some interesting experiments as TO the compare.
tie value OF baking powders Dr. Loves tests were
made TO determine what brands are the most eco
nomical 10 Use, and their capacity lies IN their
leayeIing power, tests were directed solely to
certain the ayail.b.6 gas oi each powder. DR.
Loves report gives lhe following:
Strength Cub
Name OF the Inches Gas pea
Baking Powders each ounce OF
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Political POINTS,
SHOT GUS AID PISTOLS ~ NIRGtN!.-ruR RAJ III
MORE CoNiEsr-fEHNsYLtAAIA : Expensive LEGIs
LaTIRE, ETC.

SHOT Guns AID PISTOLS IN NIRGtS!,--uE RAIN
MORE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EXPENSIVE LEDIs-
LATuHE, ETC.
AT the late election James Bond. regular demo.
crat, and Richard II. Allison fusion wtt.. voted r,r
as candidates for clerk OF the superior court OF Raj
uliiore- The returns, after the close OF the polls
showed the election OF Bond lay 3D9 majority The
books OF several precincts were found incnm-
PETE MI Bond declined Ia consent 10 a recount
OF The ballots Mr. Allison and IA, friends beg m a
recount yesterday OF the whoe 5oat ballots c,l in
the CITY, The contest Is bitter. and IL Is Thought
nothing but legislative action VIE settler
The nanNille lNal Register, after thorough IN
ye5tlgation, places the number uf Coloied persons
Killed In the recent riot there AZ three. ard the
wounded at six, the latter OF whom are either
already well or are getting Well
ch2ries Nlleushby, former editor cf the Bristol
VA Nefti'et. and Zach. Tenn, relative uf Ire
deIeat.,j candidate for The Virginia senate nrpa on
each otner simultaneously Ia fHle,ill.. Carroll
county, Va, Tuesday, ana both Were Killed.
Inc committee on appropriations OF the Peunoyl-
Iahii MOUSE Yesterday reported Ulll providing for
the payment OF the expenses of the extra session
amounting 10 $3.50 Isl 81 In this augmentation
each member Of the legislature l. dlowrd 10 a day
Sunday Included from the first day OF ti,, extra
session until december 5.
George Smith. Jr., ol Reading. has brought suit
Tor libel against Col. A. X Nc, lure, Of The y,nteS
OF Philadelphia and NcSsrS. Buckwaltpr A Damn
man, OF the Reading Hes-otd. The charges grew
out OF the democratic political troubles ia BelAs
county.
The Judges OF election in Kent county. Md. have
decided Nm ID. Buciilt. republican, l. elected state
senator. VIM II. tSton the democratic cand-
date, had not get determined whether 10 delaand a
recount or not.
The unofficial Recount of the vote OF Allegheny
county. Md, reduces the ma joi;y of Richmond the
republican candidate. IfolG ~ Ia I.
The New York star. .Ioiiu Kelly organ ia iosl-
ble-ieaded leader calls lur harmony among delnO-
Gratis OF New oik state. ana Suggests "A confer
eIce Ia That ely AZ all early date 10 prepare for 1854
THE DEMOCRATIC PROCESSION IN RtCUynSp
SToNEp.liie democrats held monster celebration
and jubilee in Richmond last evening to celebrate
Their victory tochliSht procession and speeches
being The features dispatch tothe Baltimore s,a
states that IL was noticeable that but few roiOr,-t
people were on the street 10 the prore~>ion but
that al several points persons marching ia I'm, line
We're stoned 10y negroes Alter the ,sInOIatl alton
Was over some of The members OF the cuored dem
Ocratic club from Charlotte county thai partici-
pafed In the pros esSon were attacked with stones
by members OF their race.
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The body OF III. Fulcher was found in a thickec
near Mclean, Richmond county, Ga, Monday. his
head WAS rlddled with buck nhni.
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A Hear Attack in Wall Street.


IT IS SUCCESSFUL IN BRINGING ABOUT DECLINE IN
NEW YORK, Nov.14.-The Evening Posts financial
article has the following: The rumors current yes
! general market, which was continued this fore
nOon with the result OF causing an average de-
Cline by IL IS O'clock Of to X the latter on
l 4 to 67s; Michigan Central, ~ to 93K; ST. Paul
Omaha preferred. u to sss4; Common, to BY;
oregon Railway and Navigation, to lis; Canadi n
| Pacific e to 6l's. From this extreme depression
there was recovery before 12 30 OF !. to x on the
an exceptional decline OF 6s from 1857 to 100 recov-
cred To 102. More than one-haf OF the business OF
| the forenoon was In six stocks, viz: Lackawanna,
16, 600 shares at decline OF a from last nights
prices; Union Pacific, q 600 shares with decline
of 81 ST. Paul, q 600 shares at decline Of 4: Ore
Cline OF n Lake Shore 900 shares with decline
OF y, and Louisville and Nashville, 900 shares
with decline OF T.. Nothern Pacific preferred was
| difference of Il. below the regular price. The
general market for railroad bonds was quiet and
firm though there was special activity in several
issues, VIZ: Atlantic and Pacific incomes. which
were higher, at % on sales OF about 100000 The
Chesapeake and Ohio bonds were all higher. mainly
on the improved condition and earnings OF the road
Government bonds were unchanged The rates for
Call loans In the forenoon were and 2h per cent.
The Markets.
BALTIMORE. Nov. l4-Viryinia skies, past due
NORM Caroina skies Old 1917 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 14-Cotton dull-mdlIins l0h
Flour steady a, and frm-Howara street and western
s6 aS 5 city mills sooas76 do extra
family. $50: do. superative patent. 700 Wheat
southern ste dy and firm western steady and dull
Maryland, l4al 14k: No, western winter red sIot
los, January ,s1 i lll,+al lf'. February Ahal Z.
Mar h, ltAsal 10Y Corn-southern steady; western
dull southern white. 5sa59; new 55a56: do yellow,
y ysaSr new aiaa' western mixed sros S7Hass No
February, S asked; stean@tr .' aass Oats steady
and frln-southern, 3fa4l: western white 3aa4O do
mixed Sfass Pennsylvania. :6aa9 Rye Gniet. e'rs7
Hay duilirime to choice Pcnnsy lvania and Maryland
ID Ooala co. Provisions firn Mess pork. l27s; Bulk
Bacon-shoul{iers. Gs1: clear rib sides 8X Hams
l5taleH - tard-retiltd 9: Butter hrn-western
picked easier 22s?s Petroleum higher and hrnl-
refined. sHaSM. Coffee quiet aud frn-Rio cxrgors
ordinary to iair llhslaA. SUGAR u,rt-A soft ST.
copper refined steady AA Whisky steady L 1Sal 1917
Frelghts TO Liverpool !sr steamer dnllcntOn He'd
four ls;9d grain. ed. Ieceipts-Gour 073 bushels
wheat 81 600 bushels; Germ II OD0 bushels oats
bushels: rye. 3OO bus Is. Shirln,nts-whrat, 0Oo
bus''is. Saes-whsat. x74000 bushels: corn. 5000
bushels.
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The CATHOLIC CHURCH IN AMERIca.-The ameri-
can Catholic bishops he'd their iirst meeting In
Rome yesterday At the College of the Propaganda.
All the cardinals OF the Propaganda We're present.
The principal question disclosed was that OF adj
dressing demand 10 the government oI the nit.d
States That the relations between church and state
shall be based upon canon law.
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BROCKwAyS WORKSHoP-The New York rolice
yesterday found ia room In Division street. which
Was used as workshop 10y Bfockway, the forser
and counterTeiter, arrested last week. large trunk
conta ming fun assortment VI Countereiuer, tools
and tracing paper, with the forged signatures Of
Leland stanford, G. Ii. Huntin- ton, and Syeyer
Bros. London bankers.
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B1cYc1Es.
Tricycles and velocipedes for Boys be found in
taken especial pains to be able only them at
make. such a. will give universal satisfaction
We can furnish Velocipedes from $3.25 up.
Bicycles from $40 up.
Tricycles from j. soup.
Propellers At $3.50
Girls Tricycles from So.
We have Just received another supply Of substan-
tlal Flower Stands. at 90. and $l.49
Also full line of heavy Curtain Poles complete at
9Jc. the same. and feet long at III 10 aud $l7V.
Fine Nickel Alarm Clocks &l.49.
Heavy Nickel Marine Clocks $l49
Rush Baskets. i'll large variety, from loo. up
Fine Satin lined Work Baskets 99c
C.lluloid Sets in fine Velvet Satin lined Box g.
Cel!uloid Combs, Brushes and Mirrors
Music Boxes plaS ing from pieces from Q9c
up
Fine Beveled Plate Plush frame Mirrors from 5x5 to
lGxl6. from 9J; to j ~.
beautiful line Of Solid Silver Jewalry consisting
Of Earrings, from 9Jc Pins. &C. and Bangles
from 81 ~ besides Thousand other new and pretty
articles all dirt cheap, and constantly coming in
SII.vERBERG'S,
S127th st. and 313 9th street n. W.
n12 near Pennsylvania avenua
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A Vessel Wrecked and All Aboard Lost.
PORT JEFFERSON, n. Y, Nov. 14-The schooner
Charles I pton. from Ellsworth, has sunk off Old
fed. The crew Is supposed TO have been lost. The
vessel Is a total wreck
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The Alleged Bribery in Pen.svlvania.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE Investigating commit
Tee OF the TRANSATLANTIC Legislature appointed TO in
quire into the alleged bribery OF f. g. Patterson a
company, and also into the relations OF the com
pany with the commonwealth OF Pennsylvania.
began hearing late this afternoon at the Lee, nd
ho,e In this city. The members present were SEN
ators John c. Brady, A. j. Herr and Representa-
yves Graham, Ziegier, McReynolds, Clarke and
walker he object OF the committee In meeting
In New York is TO examine certain OF the officers Of
the Standard Oil company residing there
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4 i .in- ut-ry ard Hi-h S'hooI for tatfI = xns
sire. ftW. I-fa ;it 18Th >rr.t.- rnr.us Il viii
tI~n HINlH HpS II C>slt N.,utN s;,t,!-,tt4
limit superior advantage Terms moderate A.
lEV~ts1h NAV lr nIafc AT any TIM st -,h,. rooms
iron " ) y. IIDS u SIDnIII,
aui i:I Principal
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star.



CHI ARGED WITH PASSING BOND CD OF ..TuE REAL 70
TATE AND Trust COMPANY, OF WASHINGTON, D. c. -
As MONEY. -
Special Dispatch TO rHE EvRNISG ST,R
foRILAND, ME, Nov 14-Bcntamin F. Rolfe. Of
this city, was brought before Judge Gould in the
municipal court this morning, Charged with pass-
Ing real estate bond No 60. OF the Real Estate and
trust company OF washington, d. G.. as none,
on LeIdS >. SHILLING, or Sc,.rDoru who Is very OlI
ana whose sight Is dim Role said he sold skill
Ing the bond good 80 far rs hc new he Il ate
claimed that Role devised the lowing nltn. ne
"eLt 10 the mouse or SIZZLING III the night having
previously agreed TO pay si5 ior horse 4 here he
hinded Sailing the bond in question a nd good $50
oil, expecting TO receive 80 In change but Shilling
did NOT nave the money, and Role withdrew the
good $50 bill and gave Sizzling the bond and SIS
CASH he bond Is secured a. il reads on land not
Otherwise Inc numbered in CumDe land county stale
OF tennessee, and the name OF {. d. Staining is
given as trustee. The bond Is Very Ike a United
states pond In appearance, and, as Judge Gould
SAD, Was calculated to deceive almost any person
Lut In tue habit OF seeing bills of large enoIniua-
lions. Role was held In 81 800
FuSt SHOW OF the season last night
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EDUCATIONAL,
M ESSONS IN PORTRAIT PAINTING J,aE A
IL Janus studio, Ills street Northwest nI4-tIn

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IL JANUS studio, Ills street r,,rths,St nI4-t'n
OBSTRUCTION IN HISTORY. GENERAL. II FFR,-
- 1to' Ancient and Modern Isnguag,z. tis.grs ~.
f$'t>'-ilng Grammar. Composition AID Polite Coz
Ntr>sficn Frnch, Italian German an; Eu~I -h Is
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