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Wal Street To-day

DEPRESSING EFF OF THE RAILROAD waF
NEW YORK, Dec. l3,-frnIn the =, Ming 5oSrs
financial article: The stock market NaS still under
the prospective war among the iowa roads but
added TO 1t, were also variety % other renoffS In
regard TO rate cutting at the west which were con-
Stiued 10 Indicate the extension OF the war rO 81
Louis and Chicago Passenger business. The ternDer
OF the market was beaI1sh and there was prevailing
disposition to look At the unfayorab.a side Of nj
questions connected with the rupture OF the Iowa
pool the Vanderbilt stocks as :. group were firm
except Lake Shore. The Gould stocks were duil
and only Slightly changed, while the coal shares
were generally strong on the reports OF a large coal
business, and Reading was specially strong and li5
per cent higher The market opened irregular and
continued SO during the forenoon. there being a
continued development or a difference In market
Tor the various groups and also for rficular
stocks Each group and each stock being governed
more largely by circumstances special 70 tAen-
selves, and advancing or declining Independent OF
the tendency OF the general market. II ar,,4ir,
therefore, That sitting out movement has begun.
An AcTRE ss' DIVORCE sUrT.-Iillian S. Clavburr-
the actress. formerly Lillian s. Spencer yesterday
entered suit for divorce in PittsDurg against her
husband, Edward Clayburg. on the gfoUngs Of
cruel trea tment A sensational feature was Ingro-
duced In the case yesterday by the ATTEMPT Oh the
husband TO gain possession OF the child and the an
pearance OF the police at the wiies residence to
prevent the abduction. ~
vIRGnefAs NEW LEorsLaTvRE.-ThA Virginia ,a,,
islature yesterday elected Norton Marye of Alex
andria; Frank G. Rufiin, OF Richrnnnd. III W
Flournoy and Isaac Il. Bark sdale respe,Iiyejr az
auditor OF public accounts, second auditor S,r -
tary and treasurer. These were the tieInocr,,,.
nominees. In the house Of delegates MIR. Iaw.on
kdemocratl onered resolution which was adOn "a
directing the committee OF courts 10 irvesfs",,
charges OF Ofcial misconduct made against So
poration Judge D. $. Goodwin, OF Norfolk. The
democratic caucus last night nominated Gen w
r Ferry, OF Bedford county, Cor superintendent y,
the penitentiary, and Rash W. Derr. of RoSno,, y.
county, for superintendent of public printing
Baker Pasha left Cairo to-day for upue- Porn,
VITA force o. $50 men 70 meet the rebels.
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A Neu AisbAn.

RALEIGH. Y. c.. Dec. 13.-Rev. DR. A. 4. Watson.
OF Wilmington. has been unanimously elected
bishop of the new Episcopal diocese by the conven
zion at NeWherne.
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Capitol Topics.

THE OPPONENTS CT MR. GORHAM
In the caucus this morning took the ground
that his attitude as journalist in respect TO the
Garfeld-C onkling differences and to the star route
trials had been such as to create bitter enmities
toward himself. and that his nomination for the
Secretaryship would have g. tendency to revive
party differences which were in process Of healing
The debate was courteous In tone, and devoid OF
offensive personalities. Senator Malone made a
speech il defense OF Mr. Gorham. stating
that, while he was not present to influence
the result by his vote. he had duty toward his
constituents To perform. The defeat OF Mir Cor
ham would be misinterpreted throughout the
south, as IN some sense diSapproval OF the liberal
movement. He (Mr. Nahonel knew that such an
interpretation OF the action of the caucus. what
ever IL might be. would be erroneous. He eulogtzed
Mr. Gorhans work in connection with the liberal
movement, and stated that he should support the
nominees OF the caucus whoever they might be-
Senator Malone did not vote upon the nomination
Senator i;iddleberger was not present
MEETING OF PACIFIC COAST DELEGATIONS
An informal meeting OF members Of the Pacific
coast delegations was held this morning In the
room OF the House committee on mines and min
Ing. ADti-Chtnese legislation was discussed and
several propositions to amend the present
Chinese restriction law SO as make it less easy or
evasion. We're submitted. They were referred with
out having been read or discussed to the committee
appointed az last Saturd ,y'S meeting TO draft an
appropriate amendment to the act This commit
tee Will meet tomorrow morning to consider the
propositions referred to it.
SPEAKER CARIIsLEs HEALTH.
It was rumored about the Capitol to-day that
Carlisle was quite LII In consequence OF the unusual
strain to which he has been subjected for the last
few weeks His friends. however. say that such is
not the case Mr. Willis said that Mrs Carlisle
told him last night that the Speakers cold WAS
much better. and he would probably be entirely
we'll In day or two Mr.. Willis further said that
MI CarllSle's health appeared to be better this
session than 1t had been for years. and he had stood
the fatigue attending his canvass and the subse-
quent responsibilities remarkably we'll The rumor
he thought: was based upon the fact that Mr.. Car,
clopal 10 G0r%$
him.
PARLIAMENTARY QUESTION.
Mr.. HASKELL Of Kansas, being confined to his ROOM
has asked Speaker Carlisle to administer the oath OF
Office to him at his lodgings, so that he may be
able to present bills before Congress through one OF
the members in the House from his state. This Is
said to be the first instance where member Of
Congress has requested to have the oath admins
tered outside the halls OF Congress- and question
arises upon the legality OF such an action The
Speaker has determined to leave the matter TO be
settled by the House on Friday
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nUNCAN3OS BROS. Auctioneers

hJNCAN1ON Bros Auctioneers
ADMINISTRATORS SAL OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
N.TUHE &c. CONIA1NEDINN O.156O STREET
SOCIHN LIST.
b virtue Of an order issued by the Supreme Court Of
TIE District o. Columbia holdinx special term as Pro;
basa our viii sell FRI DAY. the FOCRTF En- n
D " OF DFCENBEP Al. 1883 at WLLVEOCLUCK
NOON. - No. 90 street southwest. the personal
properly contained therein consisting in part
PIANO CHAIRS. TABLES.
i-Is+AJS :, BEDSTEA Dis. BEDDING,
CsEPE!S. COOKERY, KITCHEN UTENSILS
STOVES. &C. &C.
LUTHER MARTIN,
Administrator of Estate Of William Mar tin deceased
~
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PARLIAMENTARY QUESTION
The Letter Carriers.

MOVEMENT TO OBTAIN LEAVES OF ABSENCES
The letter carriers OF the country are making q
determined effort to secure through Congress the
right to thirty days leave OF absence with pay,
which.it was decided last summer the Post Once
department had no power to grant, The letter
raaaS OF n, s Mah nave 3fganed and
promised to support their claim.
Yesterday MesSrs. Frank Reamer, Chas Folln
and A. Carew, carriers OF the Washi ngton post Of
flee, had an interview with Hon. s. S. Cox OF New
York, who promised TO introduce bill In Congress
to bring about the results desired One OF the let
ter carriers said to STAR reporter to-day that at
present they were obliged to work every day OF the
year, or to lose pay when they were absent from
duty. "Ail we ask" said the carrier, sis a thirty
days leave We do not expect or ask to have public
holidays, such as Christmas nd Thanksg1v1n day.
The carriers base their claims on the fact that all
other government employees have leaves be sides
Sundays and public holidays number OF dele
gates, representing the carriers OF different cities
expected here soon to aid in the work OF secur
Ing the passage OF suitable bill
THE COURT OF CLAIMS to-day heard arguments
In a number OF cases growing out OF the destruc-
ton OF the confederate cruiser Albemarle.
THE MARION COUNTY ELECTION CAsE.-Senator
Butler received telegram from Charleston, s. c.
this afternoon to the effect that In the Marion
county election case mistrlal resulted and all
the other cases were continued.
CHARGED WITH RoBBING A POSTAL CLERK-To-
day, United States Commissioner Mills committed
j. Walter Tfppetts to jail On the charge OF the
larceny, on the 10th instant OF mail bag and keys
and locks from the possession Of A. Won Tagar,
postal clerk. T1ppetts is from ST. Mary's county,
Maryland, and shows symptoms OF insanity.
RANGE OF TIE THERMoMErER.-The following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
officer today am, So IL am, as pm, SEQ
Maximum. $40: minimum. sos
TEE GEORGETOWN GRAIN MARkEr-Artved-
Boat Samuel JarbOe, with 1900 bushels wheat and
1900 bushels corn Wheat sold at &l.lOk to Sill;
corn not sold
MISS BOND FAINTs IN CouRT.-In the trial Of the
alleged asSailantS OF Miss Emma Bond at HllsborO,
ILL., yesterday, was occupied In the election OF jury
Miss Bond made her nrst appearance In court,
accompanied by her mother and married sister A
sensational scene followed John c. Montgomery
sat In position where he was shielded by bis coun
sci from Miss Bonds view. Suddenly one OF his
counsel moved and LEFT Montgomery exposed to her
gaze. His eyes were lowered and he uembled and
attempted to raise his hat to hide his features but
| too late. The sight OF the face Of the man whom
she believed to have done her 50 terrible wrong
utterly Frustrated her and she tainted and a,aId
| muImurs Of sympathy, was carried from the court
room
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I'VE sALvATIoS ARMY N CoURr.-The mem
hers of the salvation army were arralRu00
10 New haven. Conn.,, yesterday, on The
charge of breach OF the peace by making
a uetur blny noise In the public square. Tue
army stood up and answered In unison "Nor
guilty. officer sullivan testified that ne considered
Tire songs blasphemous. and Detective Brewer did
not consider IL religious exercise. Capt DtnAh
johnson. OF the army, said Its object par
81 tG@ men and women TO make their peace with
Goa AMI Gtye up serving the devil Permission be-
Ing given 10y Judge Denning the army stood up and
sdAs one OF tneir songs Tie decision was D.
ferrei uatil Friday.
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MAR RED.
DIED.


DAVIS On Tuesday, Decsmbrr l1th lssN n On
O'clock p.m, DAVID DAVIS AGED - Year, and moufSS
after painful lin of two mopths which be boFe VII
Christian tori tnde
fun'Ta VII take place from his late ruidence corn
ttl aud III streets southwest Friday 18th inst q
o!Sh IA frlends aid relstives respectfully In
vIt,u To attend a.
u iiiER On the morning Of Deremb-r 18th. 1883 a
He O'Clock WILLIE, only child Of Nichols T. md
iooi'a A Hailer. AGED 10 months and days
May Ia rest among the snsels and live forever mora
tnera viii take place frUIn his residence No
- III street northwest at 80 O'Clock Friday De.
Id -
Frederick Papers please COPY
JOHNS. ~ Malvern Fairfax county, virefna ON
~ =, mt H. In t.st at m JyLlANA johns,
,tTYic viii he from her late residence on Ffidav
aitrrtoJn December i4th. al o'clock
LlthEl1. On DeceIter 1911, lssS n 10 o'clock n
M, CD AS ASHLEY below son of Samuel r and JeS-
nle 4 Lucketi, Heel thrse years and ten months
Funeral from his parents residence, I2l2 II stzest
Relati - aud I'M nds invited
QcACkENBUSH On Thursday morning December
~. 800 at 2:49 O'Clock After q brief iin-. JULIET
ANDERSON WIDOW Of the .at- Nlcho az Qusckeubus6
AID uau ltcr Of the late William WILMINGTON
NOtlre d! funeral hereafter
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Sentenced for Forging Pension Papers.

DETROIT. MICH, Dec. I3.-In the United States
court this morning DR.. Robert Z. Douglass. OF
stony Creek. Washtenaw county. on plea OF guilty
or forging pension papers was sentenced 10 the
Detroit house OF correction for fO,lr Years.
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AUCTION SALES.
To.MOR ROW.
BOWLING, Aucuone.r.

SUPERIOR PAELGR. CHAMBER, AND DINING
ROOM FURNITURE Al AUCTION
On FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER FOUR
TENTH, 1855 al ZEN O'CLOCK shall sell at No
1919 eth street between and STREETS northwest
vs EXCELLENT assortIneu. OF household effects. viz:
Walnut Rep PsrIcr suite:
one Sup-ru kOs. u God Marble Top Csnter Table;
V --ldCy Ha1g:.le-s: Ornaments:
Walnut and cth TaS ::
fins LngravIngs and Paintings;
Ieata-r C9NeT-C Arm Chairs Reclining Chairs:
= d and other h-e Lounges; Ha track an1 stand;
Brussels Car els and Rugs: " a-Cirobes:
hTTsSs, SI2lL and Hall Carpets; InErain Carpets:
' sInu: Marble ICp ChHtnt-r suites.
Fine Hair MATTRESSES Feather Pillows s11 Bolsters:
lrcorated Toilet Ware: Spring Underbeds
t1!lar Extension Dining IGNie:
Walnut Dining hairs:
China and Glass Ware:
OH = Desk and Revolving Chair;
RctEI.era. or and Water Cooler; Heating Stove;
One I .uid Stove. nearly new:
ZINE Lot Kitchen Requisites &c.
dI0-4t THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
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N'EOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
N EE CITY Of WASHINGTON. D. c.
BY virtue deed of trust dated 81 day ofHEs1
March. 4 d. 1882 recorded Liber No Sai. folio Ss:s
81 OF the Land records # the District of Columbia 60
- a. the reques of the parties thereby secured
VIII sell - publ 2uPti in front of each OF the prem
fss hereinafter described the following r,al estate to
ON FRIDAY. FOURTEENTH DAY OF DECEMBER,
4 y. lso}. ct FOUR O'CLOCK n. all those pieces OF
ground known Lots One. Two. Three Eleven Twelve
sIa ii.aFu sgrar Thousand and twenty three
s South and y streets and 18th street
east known VI ". Eululliers Slaughter House prop
cry. ana also improved by large dwelling house.
And lNNEDI iGEII AFTER THE SALE Of PROP
erty sGuar- OPS will sell all those pieces of
p.Id hfuwu the east thirty feet inches
inches u tot twentytree by the depth OF said lots in
square Thousand and forty seven. situated
scum street between 18Th aud lAh streets lin
loved by snail frame IweiIlng Houses Ut i've rools
Terms cf sale: Oc-tnird Of the purchase money cash
interest at Itr day sale for which the
purchaser purchasers sh il give their rrulE;sSJrv
secured by deed deeds OF trust the property
sold al cash the option OF the purchaser
eLg~IS 50 70 % pad in cash each piece of property
,!r time OF -e All convey ancng ard recording at
pied Il days from day of sale. otherwise tie
"ty viii lie rssCid At the risk and cost defaultlng
purchaser purchases after FIVE days notice i'll The
EgEE star ne SAID real estate viii be sold suj ct
i and assessments thereon The tax collect
oIs gItIhc Of tie and will be
L1LGt-d u the sales.
III = I9 %iaaa avenue Trustees
d4-dSas sos 10th street northwest
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Using A BIBLE TO BURN A CBUsCH-An ettempC
10 burn the Methodist Protestant church at Poplar
SAriDSS one mile from Lisbon, Md, was made Tues
cat morning about O'Clock Entrance was forced
through window In the vestibule, and q fire kin
lieu 10y aatarsting the pulpit Bible with coal Oil
from the church iaTnDs The flames were diScoy-
eTtii IN time TO save the building.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

JUST RECEIVED
NEW CROP OF FLORIDA ORANGES AND LEMONS
All kinds Of Game. Fish and Diamond Back Terrapins
constantly Oh hand.
PALACE MARKET
Corner New York avenue and 18th street
MA FRANK J. TIBBETs, Proprietor.
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THE COURT OF CLAIMS to-day heard arguments
in a number OF cases growing out OF the destruc-
ton OF the confederate cruiser Albemarle
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En11H OF
BBR A BIB EEEK Z,
B. B IA B BE Xxx
B B AAA B BIZ XXX.
BIB abb ERIK r.

PQS1TIvE CURE FOR MALARIA, CHIIIS AND
fEtEH-ContAins NO Qunine Arseuis, or any metallic
colapounds-st Druggists. 60ceuts N10-Sm
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THOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

T'HOMAS DOWNING Aucuoneer
BOAT AND DOCK-YARD CORNER OF THE CANAL
AND ROCK CREEK GEORGETOWN D. c., AT
AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, DECEMBER EIGHTEENTH g3SS
1883 at fOCh 'Clctk. Oh the premises. shall XIV
sell lots ana r. III squai % located Green 49,
street. c. and o. Canal and Rock Creek aud known as
MOore's dry dock and sand yard
Terms: On--third cash: balance at six and twelve
months with notes bear ing interest and secured by
deed OF trust coVeyancinG ard recording at pilr.
chaser cost. $40 d. POST required ut time of sale
OH dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
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GALE OF A HORSE.
'E'HOMAS E. WAGGAMAN. Auctioneer
CHANCERI SALE OF FOUR DESIRABLE FRAME
DMiLI1NGS ON LAURENCE STREET IN

pMEtiIAGS ON LAURENCE STREET, IN
SQUARE No I33
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
DistIicf OF Columbia. passed on the 9th day Of 81;
aIll ISo5 IL Equity cause number g. 1876 shall 1iN
Of for sal at public auction on MONDAY. the SEW.
E GTi6 6EN l, DAY OF DECEMBER 1883 at FIVE
tain Is OF ground i'll tis city OF Washington In said
n.s'IlcI ana known as Lots seventy-six Il, seventy
Sc q seventy eight go and seventy nine (79) in
MaNntw subdivision of lots % "A and IS Custings
SUBDIVISION OF sare numbered hundred AID tkir
ty-tilr+e tlS5) 1900
,,i tan i IS Improved by twostory frame dwelling
a depth OF 100 feet to iU-foot alley
ierm> Of safe: Onethird cash {of which $50 must be
r. siue III equa. lnstaments in twelve 2p and eightet
90 mouths ron day of sale with interest; all cash
al "Flon OF purchaser Ii the trims OF sale not
s cen l., ia VIII viii in ten days tn right is reserved to
d. d&ds HIGH T TAGGAR'T 1r,,sta,
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4 treat HOLIDAY SALE OF UNREDEFMFD
- iLDGcoI will eli ior F. Selinger. ih street
Ig-t hwtst, coIlII"ncing SATURDA DECEMBER
ri EN- H az halFPASl SEVEN O'CLOCK Z. NJ.
ard viii continue Every Evening thereafter until De-
. IuDer %
This sale will consist of large line of Diamonds
Lai- and fIents cold Watches also Silver. Brass and
N-,k@i NsSches. Gold. Silver and Plated Vest Chains
tsic gllC Plated thrus and Lockets. ar Rings Lace
Fl-s Bracelets Neck Chains and very large Variety
O. Pam Gold and Set fsus. IL fact. Of the largest
varieties 81 Jrweiry offered at auction. Ope,a
GLASSES; lar assortment oi fine Clocks. Albums
Books bib.eS, Guns. 2 stoiS etc.
te'1cs.c mat It Is to Inc ADVANTAGE Of every pllr
Chaser 2tt-El n Sreat Hold Sale before making
Their selections OF Aas presents in the J=wery line
e.sewi!eTe. q obs sold without reserve.
y B-PTsUIs holding tickets Oh which the time hss
expired please take lotice.
F. SELINGFR. Broker
.3I It'll street northwest.
Villas s CC. Auct10neers. dl2-lUt
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40 GRE No Paw wHITEHURsTs CEDAR
- BALSAN - warrant ed 10 cure O. u.hs Cods Croup
Throat and Luug Diseases etc Six drole adose m
Il l. Not sIi1Sid return the empty bottle and net vour
,.angy back, sold uy AZ DluggistA Price 25c w. q
THOMPSON 7oJ 18th street ns-th = tusr
SHEhNOOD-LoRD. Al Queenstown chapei Red,
" st,ay. DceIllb II. 1ss3 10y Rev Or Crs.eue NJ
J hNtS Inns SEtRNO. ID 70 Ms RISE LOin
tBalthnOre lid Alexandria paG-rs I.leAse copy
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NOTICE.
TiNt EGJFr
IEE CTN SD SIi--t~Etfi 1gtPiST LIMITED.
BETNE y y " .CEN AND i.If ERPUJL.
'N' LING = st-Ith EAI, Hf3li
fI.,N IIiIt Al y l. Nm lCA,E-
CsTfGlcr mia y .ts. Gee. T. Ail..- a Jan T.
Z l------- u H. ID = l~tt-.,.--.--- Y ed. Ia 80
Al J. flI "FDNESDA FROM NV YDEA-
- tJ>SaEe-s.c. 81 and 81 ming IL a.
- ya-y lrzv rates. eo~~a-c tickets from liz
sy5 1 ttl-eiis5-Sl AZ - ,--sr iarts o. i''lcle iF
l4-eUz,s bills Of laden give lc- Ie.a-t. GLASGOW
1--we ,'veE ard e---r -Et~ CT ta- to-jlIi=Ht aud
III Hvtil-e1rz-isa ,-t--
II t,e--gt AID .-- a~FIv 9; IT, CC1s0ary's C:2ce
~ r. IgEilis :sti- =+---,-e Sf4 cabin u
9iIS EioLL0M = 90. 10 - s:.-ct. Washington.
SLAAON H RPOHN & 90 Eez Yors.
Crto 5-es--s rs l}1,5IIOr. ( %.
taD12 tJ5 n sect "as..iiI-.9I.
NV yoRE- ECTTE-.Ii1i AMSTERDAM =
II Tn hr~--ris<-. III Isw.r 2. g, hCil. d. n
tteaII--lIz ot It's l-,e. AE.It-,haN RC1Itk
paN. SCHIl d. - = d n, ZAA&paN. P Ci-
LAND. " A SC5JL1 IN. MANS. So .viu- tie L :
Nsils 10 the >t;i,. 4al J. ;v, eeIlys Pier to2. o:
SCsS street, 10y CITY. y j regularly every V Ed
NEsIAf o. lt;gr,-,f4 an A~-=,i..l :. -r-la:ey
8. CALAUA. Cr1e-si A@e.t : >g.th y nam street
New lvfa- tJr IaSsar- army - " u "a ZERO TT
CO 10 Penn. 4v- Gasuliigt,a- oc1
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HE1SEKA,1p p ASos
SPECIAL SALE OF P,Asos AND OReAss

NO. IA superb Square Grand Piano. in s--s....:as1
hlasslve rosewood case inlad with pearls. extra
and hetic i'll tone took the first prize the
american Institute Fair unrc.ased at cost of Sllo
hsnoseme e1nbroiderd cover and stool to correspond
frce SlG5 csh il sold before November Ijtl No2-A
Genuine W1n hnabe Co II style nearly like No nearly
new the best the hrin worth 500 will II Tor
me Avsnue it il Us good Is when bought; Will take sl65
Grand bright, used three months standard make and
aftat barTEain S115 No GA splendid Chickerlng
ano III perfect order with stool and cover only $40
40 6-Iood Square Piano, for practice, OILY SO No
,-Sood Piano Tor tc2lnner, $40. No s-A genuine
Daniel + Beatty Organ cost SIS: y stops: RS
No. 9-NeW Orsans fully warranted $50. No. lO-1he
natctiless ShOltn-er Cynbea Organs at low price on
- monthly payments; the only organs in the world
cCnt2lning real chime OF bells
n. BLbera1 prices allowed for second hand nstrl1.
ments III exchange bring derosit YOU will need
ho rel usai given without Deposit
Relueulber the place
c. J. REED.
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TIE GEORGETOWN GRAIN MARKET-Arfved-
Boat Samuel JarbOe with 1000 bushels wheat and
1900 bushels corn. Wheat sold at &l.l0H to s1.1l
corn not sold.
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John R. KELLY,
- DEALER IN FRsr-C1Ass
BEEF. LAMB. VEAL. MUTTON. sc. CORNED BEEF
SPECIALITY.
Stalls 62S COG and $50 Center Market 9th street wing
and 206 and 2S Northern Liberty Market; or address
Box II, City Post Office
Marketing delivered tree Of charge all parts of the
city msrS1
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- aL I , LO!D IFUsS- THAT NEVER BREAK
never war yGt - y.SAL. ..,d ca, - -. n
bGst--a Il 80 81. :. ~ - ' "oIn while
CIiAS. FISHERS
s-pS rrS-1-r, - , e. 5tL street LorlAyest
LAZY Patrons 49, '>-S-Sa " a4s wants OF
SUll
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WILL ALWAYS MAKE BE AUTIFUL ROLLS
BREAD AND BV$CUITS
Wholesale Depot corner LIST sire and Indiana avenua
lel WIN. NJ. GAIT g. co.
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The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day as reported
by special wire TO IL. II. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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AUCTION SALES.
THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer r.
THOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer

COUPE RocKAwAY. IN FINE ORDER. LARGE
BAY HORSE. sIXTEEN, ANP HALF HANDS
AND KIND DRIVER; AND SINGLE HARNESS.
AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY. DECEMBER FIFTEENTH, 1881, at
TWtLFE O'CLOCK in front Of my auction rooms I
shall sell the above turnout dl3-2t
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fIflets 500 ats II: "a tlckets+ sSJ; %
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CHARGED WITH RoBBING A POSTAL C1IRK-To-
day, United States Commissioner Mills committed
j. Walter T1ppettS to jail On the charge OF the
larceny, on the 10th instant, OF mail bag and keys
and locks from The possession OF A. Won Tagar,
postal clerk. T1ppetts Is from st. Mary's county,
Maryland, and shows symptoms Of insanity.