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BROS. Anc,ioneers.


AUCTION SALE OF A DESIRABLE TRACT OF
LAAb IN THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON. ON
OK MAX ROCK CREEK. KNOWN AS THE
ADAMS MILL AND COLUMBIA MILLS PROP
EEII.
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of the -
instr1It OF Columbia passed in Equity cause No.
o'- VIII ohcr FOR ~ait. at public auction the Il
IrrIn,,s, -, on MONDAY the TWELFTH DAY. OF
certain arceis tracts Of land in Washington county
IN said District know part Of Pretty Prospect and
iaiisrs or Pheasant Plains lying the bank of
Rock creek. and west of Iittlrs place and south of
woody lane with good roads the place known As
Adams Mill and Columbia Mills Property. containing
~ afr.s Of ground. less. For particular de-
srlil9n OF this Property by Inetes and bounds refer
tncr hereby made to Iibr GIL folio 81 one of the
sal,i equity
TcTurs of sale Onc-thirl cash; the residue in three
di pay ients al six twelve aud eighteen months from
hH i SAFE th' purchaser giving pruuiSory there
lor 10 my order hearing interest t6 per cen. from
th' day OF s the purchaser pay ali cash or any
greater portion than third at his election title To he
ItYi.i uttll tho purchase money and s PAID
~ fl rluS ar not complied with seven DAYS after
inc tiay oi sale reserve the right
and cost Of dciauing purchaser All conveyancny al
ccitanCe Ut bid ~ va "
o30-ao Az 5th strr,f pnr,hms.
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Telegraphic Briefs.

Jacob Hahn's Ice house, three miles south of
wort, KY. was burned last night The loss is
$25 Goo; insurance, SO COO
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A Large Vote ut TROY.

TROY, NY, Nov. "a large vote is being polled
Carr Is running ahead OF his ticket. The Sheriff
mas appointed 1875 specials for the polling places.
he act Is severely criticised by republicans as un-
DTecedencd.
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LEAVE OF ABSENCE for two months Is granted
Lieut.. Col John Mendenhall, 9TH artillery.
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ALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 co. Auctioneers

HANDSOME CHAMBER SUITE AT AUCTION
On IU-IOkRDW MORNING ar ELEVEN O'CLOCK
A NJ. shah ~tll within our salcSoar.l one hand
some chamber suite deliberately carved tennessee rnar
BIZ tep French plate glass 80 dust be sold owncr
leaving city.
1t WALTIR B. WILLIAMS Il Co Aueis
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FH'YPE WRITING PROMPTLY AND ACCURATELY
Il done.
TYPE WRITING Machines for sale and rent
CAlIdhAfH and TYPE WRITER operators sup
Piled. 'f
SHORT HAND WRITER'S furnished at short NOTICE
ol3-tr j. A. WHITCOMB 92T street Ii W
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P0sTAAsTERs APPofNTKD.-The President to-day
appointed the following postmasters: Francis NJ
Wright, Urbana, H.; Charles D. Timer, Sterling,
Kan; Joseph NJ. Hollywood, Br0cktOn, Mass, and
ChaS. II. Barber, Kent, Ohio.
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HENRY COLLEGE LOTTERY.

$4,000 FOR g.
IhTd regular monthly drawing will take place In the
Masonic Hall, Masonic Temple Building in LOUISVILLE
KY.
THURSDAY NOVEMBER 20, 1888
LAVE VI LOTTERY AND FAIR DRAWING.
Chartered by the legislature Of twice declared
legal by the highest Court in the Bond given
Henry county in the Of 800 600 the prompt
payment of all prizes sold
A REVOLUTION IN SINGLE NUMBER
DRAWINGS
IL Every ticket holder his own supervisor can call
out the number his ticket and see the
number on the tag placed in the wheel in his
these drawings Will occur the last Thursday OF every
month. Read the magnificent
NOVEMBER SCHEME
Prize. $50 600
Prze.. ...............,...........l 10 600
Prz6. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
Przes, $25D each. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
. Przes u MU each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
~ Pr1zes, 6O0 each. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
5U Prizes. 1OO each .....,................1 10 600
IN Pr1z1, % each. ........,..............1 10 600
oW fT1zes. ~ each .....,,................. 10 coo
LUZ PTizea. ~ each. Observation-Disclosures. COCO
pT1zes. S0O each, Approximation PrizeA 100
Pr1zes. 2OO each 1890
Prize0 100 each ON
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER B WILLIAMS 3 CO. Auctioneers.

MAGNIFICENT PARLOR SUITE UPHOLSTERED
IN CRIMSON SILK. EIGHT PIECES: ROSE
BINEP OK W xRTT Is bEsK WALNUT CHIF
HOLSIERED IN GREEN PLUSH; TWO WALNUT
FRAME PARLOR SUITES. UPHOLSTERED IN
EBoNT AND GILT CHIFTONIER: wALNUT-
FKAME ,fKENGH PLATE MIRROR; Gill
FRAME MANTEL MIRROR: WALNUT BOOK
SGAhISSESs MHNII MARBLE TOP SIDEBOARDS
iHRtE WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES: HAIR
AND HISk MATTRESSES; WALNUT FOLDING
BID; NALNIT-FRAAE BED LOT NGE: LADS
OTHER CARPETS.
On I0-MoRROW. NOVEMBER SEVENTH at TEN
O'CLOCK NJ. Shall sell ia front of our sa .srooins
wei assorted coiectio of Household Goods Ii will
sale. II
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'iFHOMAS DOWNING, Aucsloneer.

LARGE LOT OF GROCERIES, BEING BALANCE OF
STOCK IRON 0FFUIT BkD.. TWO CRATES
OF ASSORTED CROCkERY; LARGE LOT STOVE
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o27,2OnI3Cs1o 1a.15ici7.

WASElSGiUN HORSE 4 Nd CARRIAGE BAZAAR
W 1'S $40 and "a Louisiana avenue
Retullr auction sale uf ficrse Carriages Rux. i,s
IiIrfr>S n, EVERY TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SAT-
tEDh NpfNlNti, commencing at len O'CLOCK
regardless weather.
Gentlemen; haviu.- Horsas or Carriages for sale viii
ma tbs The best ii' thod OF dispensing f the same
s BENSlSGEis Anctionrer
constantly on hand and at rivate sale large stock Of
BLANK Is. Roi-s &c. oly- i'm
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FORTY INGRAM CARPETS FORTY STAIR CAR
PETS AND RUGS.
On FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER NINTH. 1888.
at I'm O'CLOCK, in front of my auction rooms. shall
sell The above effects
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CALLED UPON THE PREsIDENT.-Senators Miller
Caliornla, and Dops. Oregon, and Speaker Keller
Called upon the President this afternoon.
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RRR 90 y l. Mends Glass. Crockery
Ky T. "A l. Wood, China, Leather,
RRR w A L &c. solid as rock! Hard
~ ~ AAA L adanant! FIRM AZ
II w ALL1lGRANITE! Strongest,
toughest and Most elastic
aiGG l. q EEEGiue earth! A Sam
y Il sonian Giant among all
y -. l. EE other Clues and Clements!
% L. U U Absolutely Unbrrakable
ouU Ll4IAA OU EEEand Inseparalet No
#. . HEATINGi No Prepare
Sr pfnes Meals on he1sr and Rubber Goods Brio
Board in Scrap Books Leather Betting Ornaments OF
every kind Book Backs Eaythenware and everything
Mannfactur-rs Of Gun,n.d Ladies, Textile Fabrics
Sarr1a*e and I1anos and Cabinet Makers. Scroll
III Gts per Bottle by mail post paid. 1oc extra
.. y; VME !! 4 60, l341 Pa ave- WASHINGTON. D. G.
1--we Agents wanted everywhere Sold by Druggists
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
VNHOS. j. FISHER h CO.
Il Real Estate Auctioneers
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK STABLE
MAR LAFAYETTE SQUARE: ALSO A LARGE
lIECE OF LAND IN SQUARE No 595 CORNER


NkAE LAFAETTE SQUARE. ALSO. A LARGE
lIECE OF LAND IN SQUARE No SOS CORNER
NJ AND FIRST STREETS SOUTHWEST
ihtr aEd by virtue of a decree Of the Supreme
Count ~ tn Distinct of Columbia passes. i'll Equity C
aus ~ atti " heTtin II mple II al COMPLAIN ~
si'S ami NorttDntcn ct al defendants the under
Si-i7i a. music Viii sill at public auction. the fol-
cilE described TeaI estate at the times and places be
low noted.
OH MONDAY. NOVEMBER FIFTH, at FOUR
pt4.ilSh L NJ on the premises the taster1imGst h
i'tt i!riS OF SiiD-iOt - square f having mont
az - "a i'ft ~ foot alley and improved 10y bIck
s'"ui t-GXi-l III The Immediate YlCltJ OF Lafayette
sIar,
on TUESDAY. NOVEMBER SIXTH. at FOUR
O'CLOCK l. NJ the IIt part square 595 be
with average depth of about Is! feet. This property
tI. VI and 1s streets southwest and con
Ia. Il - : -tiTaT, fttt. or less.
Terms sale prescribed by the decree: One-fhiri
Of The purchase money IL cash aE the residue in two
equal ll-isII.I4tS 1t and twelve months RESPECT
lively with interest nj the Kate OF sly 90 ccntn per
rrr t5S Fl sale. to he secured by approved
TetS, With we'd lin the r-rty sold: or IN.
purchaser shall have the option OF Iayc al TIN. lJr-
Cias" money IN cash. money Deposit shall be re.
gttt an each ri The said pieces property slil the
amount whereof VIII he announced on day Of sale
ION G-isult OF any purchaser complying with terms
2f sui within ten llpj days, the property upol which
d ia has been Htaste fy be rtsold al tie riek and
90 - % t d'tatitn- purchaser afr three 80 .ys'
IL il.g III tine Evening Star newspaper COnycyauciuy
Shall Il, ii the cost Of purchasers
CHAS. ID FOWLER. Trustee.
Webster Low i}uii,linr. 800 d street northwest
1HtN. J. FISHER & co, Auctioneer5.
I5-G2 W Z IN al
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INVOKING BLESSING on THE PREstpENT.-Caro-
line f. Talbot minister OF the Society OF Friends.
from Mt Pleasant. Ohio. called at the White House
President
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RUMoRS OF REsIGSATION-The statement has
been published that MIR. Elmer, the Second Assist
ant Postmaster General, had connected himself
WIN new company. that intended TO furnish and
guarantee bonds for persons holding poSitions of
trust and thai he would shortly resign his present
position Nj. Elmer Is now in New York state
where ne went 10 cast his vote. but the department
officials know nothing OF this rumore4 resignation
and are not inclined to credit il.
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(BtNCEkI SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ I'M ESTATE. SITUATED ON y JETH II
SitI,EET Ell, BEGMEtN F4uHTH, AND nth
ovlNEE OF FIRST AND l. STREETS NORTH
WISE
fN tlTtut Of decree of thc SUrrcme Count Of the
ms -t II Columbia dated the 18th day of October s4s
A j. -Nt and lass. i'll the Met aFty Il -AA
al v OEcu al al M. S.fE5 of the Equity Docket of
said court tlc undersigned a. trustee ill SAID viii
or tyr sui, al public anction, on TUESDAY. THE
SMITH DAY OF NOVEMBER. a. u. 1888 AT FOUR
tt'h T. NJ. IN front of IN" rrTIlises the following
,irr 1t real estate situate III III. city Washington
III thu District Of Columbia and known and .Sil .,tad
on III I.i Of said lot No l. i'll square No 57
ald nnInt iatciy HEREAFTER lot No. H. SQUARE NJ
sg,g
Terms: Ouc-fourth cash. and the residue in
thru equal jHfIHtntS six. twelve and eighteen
months respectively with interest day OF sal and
t. L. secured ~ the. purchasers Notes and Il reserved
hen ti property sold All cash purchasers OPP
ton fc"St Of 100 will be required each of
Ir"i+:N lid 1t the time of sale. and the purchaser
12Il l. |'siF With TIA. terms sale within week
from ti.e at sal ty trustee the right t. resell
t, -ftN III the riSh AID OF Suct afaing pur
cli~s after three days notice The LvESfNCI STAR
ny Convey and recording p,Ir, hast
Holm HANNA
N'~ters Law Binding. 5G5 street northwest wash
ing-t,n - &.
thON.AN DOW AuCt. o26-eoG1s
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Gen. Hufler Hardly Holding Hi. Own
robinson t.ainihs-A Day of Sur
prisCs.
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MARRIED IN THE COURT HoUSE.-To-day Mr.. W.
T. Beilellnann and Miss Mary A. Baker. IA Young
couple from Baltimore. with matrimonial aSpIra-
ffotiS. were SHOWN into the clerks Office AT The
court house. aud marriage licenS, having been
procured Rev ". \. Turner WAS sent Tor and tied
the knot Oh the SPOT,
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- Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
32i L street northwest.
We will sell at public auction. on MONDAY thenss.
TWElfTH PAY OF NOVEMBER. 1873, at Eot r Il;
O'CLOCK L. VI. in front Of the premises. Lot No : III
square rs, improved 10y Il three story brick building
b, luS No. Tt2 Delaware avenue northeast
Terms made known at time of sale
- JOHN SHERMAN & co, Allc.s
WM SMITH Salesman. u:}-eoStis
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SALEM. Mass, Nov. 6The largest vote for years
Is being cast The appearances indicate that But
lerS majority OF last year will be materially cut
down, If no, entirely wiped out The republicans
claim the city by 100 majority against last years
a U fnrE ,,f1o rnfn tt.n
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RECOVERED HIS CARRfAGE.--Mr. Dudley, whose
morse and buggy was stolen from in front OF DIews
drug store, corner 81 9th street and iennSy yarlit
avenue. saturday, and who afterwards as stated
In iHE STAR, recovered his horse without the
BUGGY. on Benning road. to-day found the buggy
III Patterson Place ne IT the mort heaStern boundary
lie buggy was somewhat damaged. and TWO shawlS
Were found in il. II had been picked M on the road
ana taken there fOr safe ktenlnsr.
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ST. JAMES CHURCH.-The work on the founda-
tons OF the new st James L. T. church, Oh sth
street. between and northeast, Is being pushed
forward rapidly. The nave of the church VIII lie
built first, and IT is expected that this part Will be
completed by January, 50 that service can be held
there. 1t VIII be large enough to accommodate 800
or 400 people.
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Wills FILED TO-DAY.-The will of Ellen Ed
milltdS, Which was He'd with the register OF wills
today leaves her real and personal estate to her
children. The Will 81 the late Albert ". perIOttit
va also flied He leaves his property TO the chill
dren OF his deceased brother. Louis T. Pcrrottit
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COMMISSIONS were issued to-day to 8. Brown, post
master at Lee Hall, Va: r. p. Baker, Black Lick,
q
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H E MIS- FIT STORE.
CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS
Be sure and come to the corner of 10th and T. sta OF
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l. HE STORE WITH THE MOTTO:
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.

Comparisons are odious in everything but trade In
trade 1t is to the advantage OF the buyer 10 draw COM
parlSon.
Proof-Compare goods and prices of these expensive
establishments with those ut the
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SrltlOUSLY INJURED.
\ Eoun: Man CaushI In a Wheel.

- s'.Hr Ati SAuSub III " " hoOss
Charles Miller, son of Mrs. Herman
Miller, OF East King street, met with a
rather serious accident yesterday after
noon at the soap works, of which he is
manage l. appears that men were en-
gagged IN putting III d lot Of new machin-
cry, ami Mr.. Miller was assisting. lie
stood too close to Il large wheel which was
tu.ning rapidly. His clothing became
entansIcd. and he was drawn to che
wheel. The machinery was stopped
Is quickly as possible, but not
before Mr. tEilicr Was badly injured. He
Was taken TO his home and DR.. Bollinger
MAS sent for. L: was found that no bones
w,ia bro:>nn but be is terribly injured
rb.ut the body, the right side OF which is
cOveled with large bruises. The skin is
torn of IN macy places and ne is also in,
.iured internally. lie is doing as well as
can be expected.
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TEE liEAblSE.
The f.epOrt of the E..I,E1ad ana Coat and
lron Companies ter December.

The r.epOrt of the Ii,.l,Eoad an! Coat and
Icon Companies tor december.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. S.-The fOrty-iith
report OF George N. Dallas, the master
under the receiverStip OF the Philadelphia
s. Reading railroad and coal and iron
companies. covering the account of the
receivers for the month OF December, was
filed in tie clerks Office of tho U. ). dis.
trict court 20 Gay. The balance on hand
in the treasury of the railroad company
December /, was $G1S, S,GS9. The receipts
during the month were $40, 104.23 and the
balance on hand December 30. was S431 ,S19.
Tie balance on hand on account OF defeIrt d
income bonds January 2, was s13, ,524,
there having been transferred to the board
of managers of the railroad company dur
ing the month cash amounting to $372.
The balance in the treasury of the coal
aud iron company January 1 was 3d. $50.
The receipts during the month were
$13, 102.S1 and the balance at the begin
ming of tho previous month was 800, $50.
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J. S. GIVLER.
something Of y Row.

Last evening Daniel Gustwite and Henry
Kautz were arrested by Officer Burns, on
complaint of Henry Waltz and wife, of
the Eighth ward-Gustwite being charged
with surety of the peace, carry
ing concealed deadly weapons and
drunken and disorderly conduct, ard
Kautz with drunken ard disorderly con-
duct. 1t appears that Mr.. and Mrs. Waltz
have the custody of Gnstwite's little girl,
and that Gustwite and kautz went to
Waltz's house to take her away, and on
their refusalto give her up Gustwite as
saulted Mr. Waltz ard threatened to shoot
Mrs. Waltz Alderman Dnnneliy held the
accused for hearing to morrow evening
at o'clock.
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Events across the Connty ga.

Events scross the Gonnty ;.ie.
A charter was granted at the state do
partmCnt Yesterday to the York county
mutual fire irsurarce company, oi York,
Jacob l.. kuehil, president ; ). IL. Forty,
secretary.
The body Of Joseph Greaves aged about
50 years, living uear the NOrris;Own i'll
sane hospital, was found in the canal near
Lees mill, Bridgeport. Wednesday morn-
ing. There were 40 marks OF violence on
his body.
The York iz factory buys every day
from the farmers OF York county, from
600 to 200 gallons of milk at II cents per
gallon, which is delivered at the factory
every morning, and goes through the pro
cess of condensation.
Residents of Yardley Bucks county,
complain that mail Intended for them goes
to place OF nearly the same name. III New
Jersey, and have therefore petitioned the
postmaster general to change the name OF
the pcstOt1ice 10 iardley.
john f. kapp, aged A e ars, train dis
patcher of the Northern Central railroad
company, died last evening of black small
pox at his residence, Baltimore. Deceased
was brother of ii. ". kapp, superiu-
tendent of the above road.
The shoemakers' strike at Allentown.
stall continues, and bitter feeling is
awakening. Eighteen non union men
arrived from Boston, seven of whom We're
persuaded to return, but the remainder
went to work in Leutz's factory. Yes:cr-
day noon and evening they We're followed
and hooted at by crowd. Two strikers
have been held for trial on the charge of
threatening non union men, and seven
others will have 4 hearing to day.
\ seven year old son of Michael Boltz,
of Upper Tulpehocken township, Berks
county, was recently bitten in the hand by
a mongrel dog which manifested every
symptom of rabies. The fear of hydro
phobia among the scholars of the public
school, in which he had been enrolled, was
SO great that the teacher and board of
directors found it advisable to request the
unfortunate child to remain away from
the school for the present. Thus far no
uufavorable symptoms have been devel-
oped.
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DUHLlG SALE OF nfUi.ES.-OS MON
i DAY. FEBRUAR r. 1873. will be sold al
public sale at Daniel LOganS sale stables,
Market street, rear of McGrann HOHSe,
2OHEAD OF KENTUCKY MULES.
The best l ever brought to Lancaster, from
to 5 years OLD, l5l5 to 1871 hands high, closely
mated and mo. lily broken. Some very extra
te ms They will be sold without reserve.
Credit OF 60 DAYS Sale 10 commence At one
o'clock.
feb7-4td HOW AltD BAlL1.
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stGr,e,i. Neglect eguantiy results ~ an In
durable Lung Diseise Or Consumption.
Br3wn's i.Oncii, Trnci':. 20 not disorder
t,. stomach like cough syr'}:. ani bG!sams,
but act directly tie ini!aEied parts alliIl liis
Irritation. give relief In Asthma. Bronchial
Coughs, CAtarrh, .iud the 'HhrHat Troubles
which Singers AMI Public Speakers, Arc subject
to. For thirty years browns tIonchial
TrOGhes have basu recommended by pilySi-
cians and always give perfect satisfaction.
Huvin. been tested ry wide and constant use
for nearly an entire generation, they have at
tanned wei .neriteG rank among the few staple
remedies Gf the age. Sold ut ,, cents box
cv..rvw here. rnV-ivdIIhHT&1VW
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The WATERS.

The MOuongahela River Flood Decreasing.
PITTSBURGH, Feb. S.-The flood on the
MOnOngahela river reached its highest
points, twenty eight feet, at 3 o'clock this
morning and soon afterwards began to
recede without getting as high as anticipa-
ted. Many stores in the lower portion Of
the city are submerged, and much damage
is reported from towns up the river. but
the water is falling at all points aud no
more damage is apprehended.
No Change sg Port DepOsir.
PORT DEPOSIT, Md, Feb. S.-No change
in ice gorge here to-day.
The Water keceding.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Feb. S.-The wafer
is gradually receding and travel has been
resumed between here and Kingston.
The ice is firm from here to NanticOke.
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Live Stock Market.

EAST LIBERTY-C -Catt!e-Receipts, l,o75 head
m:lrhet fair: prime, $5@6 p; fair to good,
- 25fS5 10; common. S4al4 75.
Hogs-Receipts. 92G head market firm ::
Philalelphiis, 81 6087 so; Baltimores, 81 40
al 30; Workers, " 2Ol7 30.
Sneep-Receipts, 500 head; market firm ;
prime, s. 500s5 IS Iair to good, 81 sO93 p !;
common, So 5OQG4
CHIcAGo-H -Hogs-Receipts, 5000 head; ship
ments, 5 500 head :; market opened strong and
generally firm, but closed ; mixed 81 25g6 - !;
heavy, So GcG7 %; light, S6 logs g; skips,
81 2OG6.
Cattle-Reccipts, Geo, head: shipments,
500 bead market strong and fair]y active ut
firm rates tor gOId stock :; good to prime,
IS ;0I6 % common to medium. - 1908 Is ;
prices on desirable goods Il shade higher; !;
closed tame brisk demand tor choice butch
ers' at 80 75Gl4 50 common to fair duh at s. 30
as 25; stockcrs and feeders stcar!y tl32 q
O5.
Shcep--Receipts. $500 head: shipments.
1.S0O head supply consists chiefly OF choice
offerings; market OverstOcked and weak ;
common to fair, So 25 "A :: medium to good at
s. 2JGr4 10 !; choice to extra, 81 3Og5 ..
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-08
New Fire Ala. ,,l.
8 h.uugh E'0ver,y 10 Crime:

Yesterday /; lille girl who was not over
q year., ut ;i.;n attempted to carry off two
,eceS OF mat :rDm Sa:r1z's butcher
shop. Wien ,ietectrd she Grcri.cd Tie
meat nn iLc tahi", burst int tears and
lett the *;tp as fast rs si:2 could go. i'!ia
ladies' relief as,uu:;,II,:n sE;'uiG Learn
from Mr.. oy.artz whn the little offender is.
Her family NAY be IL destitute circun
Stanc,.S and u nIiI,:iiAr GS,StH:..ln