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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-28
Observation-Disclosures
OUR NORTH I ES lEERRN REIGHBORS.
News Gleanings and Points Specially
Collected and Forwarded by ie!e-
graph to the Daily Globe.
Fargo Special kilograms, Oct. 81, to the st.
Paul Globe.
The Fargo Southern.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.

Especial Telegram to the Globs.l
FARGO, Oct. 27.--General Manager W. A.
Kindred and Secretary Edwards, of the
from the east. Mr.. Kindred has been in
ST. Paul two or three days and reports he
has succeedsdiu obtaining the promise of
spur side traok9hioh will exp9dit the load
ing of $4,000 ties for his road. The officers
of the Southern state that the Northern
Pacific road is not obstructing the moving
of material and are extending their road
al the aid desired in that respect. Edwards
has been IL Chicago in conference with
President Sargent and other officials of
the company for several days. He states
that the north and south rolling mills have
bssn running on full time making steel
rails for tie FBrgo Southern, which have
been shipped at the rate of eight cars
day, and there are 100 cars OF their rails
on their way to Fargo and Wahpeton.
Tie Manitoba road, the Of
ficers of the Fargo Southern state, has
refused to transport anything for their
road and have undertaken to abrogate con-
ITdCL5 Will lu6u; Out IT6SlUGuG I'LL yes
terday promised them that he would con-
suit with his general manager IN regard
to what has to be done, as he ,EuD had
been east some days, and Secretary Ed
wards, until late hour tonight, has ex-
pected message from the Manitoba Off
Gals, but none has been received, which is
taken as evidence that the Manitoba will
DO ell in its power to defeat the construc-
ton of the Fargo road. President Sar-
gent telsgraphs that eastern stockholders
are indignant at the action of the two
roads at st. Paul, and all violations of con-
tracts and agreements will be tested in
the courts. He says: sour people are not
disturbed by the action of the Manitoba,
and our road is absolutely Independent of
all others with plenty of means to COM
plete and equip it 10 the best manner"
Mr.. Kindred reports that while in st. Paul
many prominent Minneapolis men called
upon him and stated that the feeling in
their city was entirely in favor of the
Fargo Southern.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-28

OOs Cost S75-Solid gold Manserd case, notch
.De)O edges and engraved; william Elery, best
full jsweled, quick train WalGham movement; watch
looks as ecod as new. At Lytle's.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-28

60 Cost sS5 Handsome, pure gold smell case
Dc with full jeweled, chronometer pala IL o1
stem wind Springfield movement; watcn Is III gu
condition; only carried about six months. Al Ly-
ties, Il Jackson street.
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SS1E will give you 5-oz, coin silver case, with
| w full-jeweled Elsin movement, entirely new,
for SO; would cost you in jewelry stone from S35
to $40. We give written guarantee with all
watches for time and quality represented. At
| Lytle's.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-28

CSO Cost sl25-16 size pure solid gold hunting,
.OCU partly engine turned, and psatly engraved
box case; high grade Elgin movement; stem wlnder,
set Jewels adjusted to heat and cold; very hand
some watch and looks just as good as new Z. Ly-
tle Al jackson street.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-28

CsdS Cost s115-Solid gold watch, Louis ~ box
SAt0 case. deliberately engraved with landscape,
stem wind three-,ourth plate, ruby jeweled: quick
train movement: in good condition. At Lytle's.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-28

C.OS Cost s9O-solid gold oval case, plainly en-:
eDOO graved with the celebrated stem wind fuli
jeweled ,Hampden movement; great timeplecea q
a crest bargain: in good order. At Lytle's.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-28

& = Cost 90-Handsome, pure, solid solu IAN
trD-fO cases, engine turned. slightly engraved
with lull jeweled Compensation balance, stem
Elgin movement: watch just as good as new; not
scratch or lam
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-28

G;J1;s Cost Sths-solid gold, 90 d~t - ka kara,
~ 1it case; engraved border aud edges, pla AZ
center, beautifully finished, with hlShest PLioe
gin nickel movement gold box set leWeis, eAposeu
ruby pallet. adinsted to heat and cold.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-28

Gao Cost s7O-Solid gold hunting case with fnll-
COU ieweled Elgin movement; carried year or
,wo, but in good condition, without any jams or
Anho Irfla
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Coz Cost S7G-Solid gold, open face, Is size
ODD handsomely engraved stem w1nder, null
10 GeIed FIpin movement, At Lytle's.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-28

| IA sell genuine ruby ieweled watch, quick
| w train movement, four-ounce coin silver case
| open face; warranted to run within minute in a
| month We sell the above watch for SIT. At
4 Tytle,s
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-28

GO ost S55-Boss filed hunting case, full
eDZO jeweled Hzmpden movement; %atch IL
frs-class concition; only carried few days. AT
Iytl s.
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| pEST B. W. Raymond, adjusted with patent
ID regulator quick train; that of course, is the
highest grade; Elgin IS size; the movement cost at
wholesale S31 %, and case cost wholesale So: that
is $4O2S Wholesale price; add to that so for retail
| profit, waUld loake the watch $50. We sell the
! above watcll Entirely new for $50. E. LYtle.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-28

0T- cost S15u-75 dwt. 1Sk. shell case with pes1
ID > Howard movement adjusted to heat, colo
and position; watch is in good order and great
timepece At I,ytle's.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-28

OISl Cost $1tO-52 dwt.. j. karat case; very fine
~ ~ full jeweled Spriugd' Id movement, ext osed
Ihby pallet and chronometer wheel watch carried
about ear but is in 81 lendd order. E. Lyle, Al
jackson street.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-28

OUR stock of silver watches is simply immense.
~ We have open and hunting case watches, war
ranted to keep good lle, for Sc, IS, and S0 worth
double the money. g also have in silver watches,
heavy fine open face and hunting case coin silver,
with the finest American movements in Elgin,
Watham, Hampden, Springfield, Lancaster and ali
other American movements that are put in first
class condition and warranted for perfect and
accurate time. We will give you few sample
prices below.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-28

ca Cost S115-55 dwt. solid gold box case, ar
I'D tistcally engraved stem winder, hlgh
Grade, full jsweled, Waltham movement Win clifo-
neyH: OILY carried about year. At Iytle's.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-28

d, 4 n Cost s9O-Very handsome solid gold box
.O4tU case beautifully engraved. with quick
train, stem wind movement; only carried three or
four months. This is very handsome whtch.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-28

TT1E have got few pieces of iewalry that have
w been worn by English nobility; perhaps that
don't make the jeweIry any finer more desirable
but then it has soid aristocratic look and wthaI
it is rich and fine in quality 1t consists of invisible
sneak link neck chan with side clip on chain; at
tached to the chain is a beautiful brooch, quite
heavy and of the finest quality of gold the chain
and brooch old gold color; the brooch is set
with diamonds and beautiful turquoses, which are
as bright and lustrous as sapphire ruby.
There is also heavy gold bracelet, with the de-
vices and portrait of knights, coat of arms, etc.
the bracelet is at least 16-karat fine, and weighs
$40 in gold. Also pair of English opera earrings
old gold color, set with very fine bright pearls the
earrings alone perhaps cost So The necklace
and brooch are guaranteed 16-karat fine. We sell
the neck-chain and brooch for S65. The brooch
alone in England probably cost $685. The bracelet,
presume is worth 500; we sell it for $40. The
earrings we sell for SIS.
One beautiful and rich set of cameo pin and ear
~ rings cost 800 for $780,
A BEAUTIFUL old gold set pin and earrings,
"A latest style, set with cluster of pearls in pin
and each earring, fine quality OF gold, in velvet
case: cost $40, for Sls.
0e0 Cost at least SEGA PAR of solid gold IA.
UUU karat, inch wide band bracelet, old Etruscan
gold color, extra large size, as good as new,
without scratch or lam. This is great bargain.
WE have other gold bracelets, from S15 to 500
w worth from 80 to so per cent. more money
in all styles.
1klE will qnote you few sample bargaing in
w diamonds.
|
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G1k COST 1913 A-oz., open face, coin silver case
Dlc P. s. Bartlett movement.
GOO Cost $40-Fnest make of coin silver CASE
pHO extra heavy crystal, boz, with full jeweled
Waltham movement. At Lytles.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-28

oiS Cot s1IO-very heavy, solid gold hunting
.Dfc case, handsomely engraved case; weight
about so dwts stem winder, Ill set jeweled move
ments: very beautiful watch and almost new. At
Lytle's.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-28

dr. n Cost s1sO-55 dwt., solid gold, Louis ", box
y " case. handsomely engraved. with B. W.
RAYMOND stem wind, highest grade Elgn, adjusted
10 boat and cold. At Lytle's.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-28

60 Cost S65-Solid gold hunting. handsomely
DCC frosted aud enameled case, nickel move
ment, full-jeweled, stem winder. This watch is
large size and can be used by gentleman lady.
At Lytle's.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-28

GO = Cost S65-S lid gold hunting, oval enamel
300 ed case with swan in 'front.' with beautiful
landscape in center of back case cases are 1karet
nickel movement, stem wirder and stem setter;
almost entirely new watch. At Lytle's
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-28

q On Cost s60-Heavy, solid gold 14-karat hunt
SCU ing case, plainly and neatly engraved,
with Elgin movement Remember this case is IL
karat extra heavy, and cannot be told from a new
watch. At Lytle's.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-28

CsO- Cost s75-Hunting, solid gold, shell CASE
DOO stem winder, Elgin movement shows wear
Int very little At Ly ties, Al jackson street
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-28

| SEVERAL other larnaire and bordeau field
- glasses for half their value; several fine her
| deau telescopes W ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-14

The circulars sent to the Virginia employees OF
the government. which are given elsewhere In
Tbs STAR, seem TO be clear violation OF the let
Ter and spirit OF the civil service law. vfrginians
are notified, n terms not to be misconstrued that
their ad IS expectei in behalf OF the coalition
c3u'e, AID there IS an implied threat that they
may suf n II they fail to meet this expectation OF
The bosses Unless the civil service enactment
Can protect government employees from this sort
OF political coercion 1t is q roaring farce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-14

secretary Foiger has gracefully yielded to the
wishes OF the people Of Baltimore In respect to the
Plan OF construction OF the proposed new post
once building OF that city. He thought the uues-
ticn one In which the taste and desires of the
BaltimoreanS should he consulted and the original
Design which had the approval OF all classes OF
the population, l. TO be followed
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BOARDING.

FOR RENT-AT 14I4 x STREET. 922 AND s24
l4th street northwest elegant suite or sim
6osrders accommodated Mrs E. fsH Gsy
FOR RENT-wITH BOARD. 4 HANDSOMELY
furnished front room in house delightfully."- located
cars car Best retsrences given and required. Address
BOX I4l. Star office. sepIS-2t'
SPRAGUE HOUSE. COR. 6rH ANDFN. W. WITH
and small; prices ranging from SIS SOS per mo- ace
cording TO location and number in the seIS Nv.
ARGE. AIRY ROOMS FOR RENT. AT Sl4 AND
months at niteen dollars per month. Advance payment
e.rIc.y REQUIRED. sep5-3m
fhs ss tsks 4: THE EVE WELKN9wN cATsRE
S WIN a af Ha s ssa a IOWA Circle
e a new house. and has been ' newly furnished
IN e s and r s9e Of the very best rooms
had Apply Aay;or between S one and six he
supplied at
wagon wagon; Handsomely Furnished Rooms in both
Board desired location unsurpassed press S1rR
moderate. Telephone connections. suSI-3m'
THE LEXINGTON. CORNER OF 15TH STREET
and %h aso sBe 9
ao CON Mrs. NJ l. CoLLEY. proprietress.
furnishes very desirable Inducements to permanent
s sna Transient gosrders Pleasant rooms en- sute
PERMANENT. TRANSIENT AND DAY BOARD.
u ers accommodated at the MCPHERSON House. corner
OF 10Th and streets Mrs. NJ. 7. soUTHALL. jy26-6m
TlREMoNT HoUsE-cHANGE oFpRoPRTEToR.
First class table; polite and attentive seryants very
situation for families Rates s. 80 and S2per
day; SIS $50. SIS and $40 per E.wDENIsON. Prop.
TUE LAPIER HOUSE, s,w.ooR IorH AND Esrs.
u NV cool rooms; the best conducted Boarding.
h h in ths city: Trspssnt Bosrdars accommodated
II z DROIT DINING ROOMS FOR LADIES AND
sanIsl Ma.I So st nv. OPP Patent once.
Portable Dining Rooms for Ladies' and Families up
Stair Meals and Lunches served from Q q. M % D
m. Iial8l i W RFaII prom
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TEE STAB win b issued as usual In doub,s- sheet
or elght-page form Tomorrow. As these issues
command an extra edition they are most accepta-
Bile TO advertisers, who will confer favor by send
Ing In their orders early to insure insertion and
Classification
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WOODWARD & IorHRop,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
sN PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
MOURNING GOODS DEPARTMENT.
To open the season in our Mourning Goods Depart
ment we shall offer as . special bargain a
4o-INcH BLACK CASHMERE
ALSO cents per yard. For the price. extraordinary
value.
coLORED DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
To open the season in our Colored Dress Goods Do
partment We have selected IN elegant line Of
CoLORED CAsHMRREs,
In new Fan Styles 40 inches In width ct so cents per
yard. For the price. also extra value.
AMERICAN DRESS GOODS,
2. 900 yards Of all-wool
PIN-CHECK sUITINGs,
In dark and seasonabe shades a inches wide only
cents per yard
Also. splendid assortment Of
FLANNEL sUITINas. sACKINas, LADIES
CLOTHS. In all widths.
SILK DEPARTMENT..
In Silk Department we shall offer the best BLACK
SILK for 81 per yard ever shown by us. The new
goods in Silk Department embraces not only two
three complete lines Of BLACK SILKS Of standard
makes. but choice assortment Of FAN Shades for 1885,
HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT.
We shall continue great sale Handkerchiefs as
adversedlast week. with the addition of 100 dozen La
dies Hemstiched Handkerchiefs warranted all linen at
10c. each finer grade the price than we have
before offered, Also. 60 dozen Ladies' HemsHtched
handkerchief. printed border. warranted all nen 1Oc
each-the lowest price ever named for Hemstitched
print
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
We shall also continue great sale Of Hosiery as
advertised in The Star of last week. with the addition Of
100 dozen each, Misses Ribbed and Plain Hose solid
colors, full regular made. $50. Per pair.
Also. 100 dozen Misses Ribbed school Hose, extra
heavy for fall wear In solid colors only 3sc per PATTI
all sizes.
Ladies' Ingram Brilliant Hose In solid colors new
shades at Soc par-the best value for the money
ever shown by us.
Ladies' Solid Colors Lsle Thread Hose 75c Der pair
Colors include Cardinal, Garnet Wine Navy Blue Tan
&C.
Gents Striped Hose in choice colors extra weight for
fan wear and extra quality for the price, &c. per pair
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN MEMS Isle THREAD
HOSE.
Elegant Styles and Colors 30 cents per pair.
GLovEsl GLOVES! GLOvEsl
The opening bargain Of the season in our Glove de-
partment is one of the choicest
SIX BUTTON-LENGTH MOUsQUETAIRE
GLOVES.
Every pair worth 81 but which we shall sell at the
traordinary price Of 81 .25 per pair.
LADIES' Isle THREAD GLOVES
In dark fall shades Of Ta1 Mode ard Slate T. and g.
button length. JERSEY, LACE and ELASTIC
WRISTS at prices ranging from 20 to so cents.
PRINT DEPARTMENT.
We have opened this week as Bargain 10. 600 yards
BEST QUALITY PRINTS.
64x64 Cloths light and dark grounds at cents Der yd
Our stock Of Dress Prints complete than ever
and includes some very desirable
INDIGO BLUE PRINTS
In the New Fancy Styles.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED-SS.0O 600 OR S. 5OO AT PER CENT. ON
W good paying property; no commission. Address
a. Ia n. ot4f once. sepl4-3ts
NOR SALE-AN OLD-ESTABLISHED AND CEN
uay located restaurant in the CITY: reason for sel
ing falling health. Address Box 49, Star ONCE at
1BERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED ON
ome oeposltg: United States Bonds bought and sold
Ct market rates. Collections made eyeryWhere 6y J. n
SQUIEh CO.. Bankers. 14l6 Pa. ava mI9-6m
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with the aid Of the Washington Light Infantry,
Baltimore had quite creditable parade last
night
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Governor Hamilton has responded to an invita-
ton from Baltimore reform democrats to address
the people OF that city, In letter declining on the
ground that meeting such as the one contem-
plated for him could not be successfully held. He
takes occasion. however, 70 reiterate his hostility
TO ring democracy. and suggests that the occasion
now confronting the party demands decisive as
we'll as prudent action The tenor OF the COVER
nors letter does not imply that he looks very hope
fully for that prudent action so essential to demo-
cratic prospects, Still, he y not without hope that
party affairs may become better. He defines, for
the frst time, his exact attitude with regard to
the pending gubernatOrial race. He is not q can
oldate Tor denomination bot will obey the call Of
us party 10 lead 1t again As he puts 1t himself,
"only under the mostimperiouS necessity, amount
ing to command OF united party
could be accept. II Gov. Hamilton adheres
10 this determination he may be considered as
virtually out of the race. The county democratic
primaries already held assure the presence In the
convention OF very decided and numerous anti
Hamilton element His opponents have secured
following enough TO prevent that united call
which the governor says he will "only" obey.
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SPECIALTIES

hR ROBERTSON, SPECIALIST AND CONFI-
- Dental Consulting Physician for Ladies and CEN
ueuen. IWenty years experience Every Wednesday
ana saSnrdsy from TO p m, at 45e street north
Main Office 80 North Liberty street Baltimore Md.
au27-5m ~
M Ne. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
AZ LIFE AL business confidential. Ladies and Cen
uemen ~ cents each. 403 L street between hand
ON streets northwest. 1e14-l4w'
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AUTUMN OpExrse
OF SILKS. yELyETs AND DRESS GOODS.
SEATON PERRY

SEATON PERRY
fsrcceasor TO Perry & Brother,
NEW BLACK AND CCI4ORF d SILKS OF THE BEST
FRENCH MAKLS. FROM 81. GO TO az co.
LIONS MUSCOVIFIS. OTTOMANS SATIN MFR
tEILLEtAS AND RHADZIMIRS IN BLACK
AND ALL THE NEW FALL AND WINTER
ELE EG.. sATINs AND BRoCADEs FOR BRIDAL
PURE ST x LYONS yFLyETs. FROM "A IN. TO 81
-. " !DE, IN BLACK AND COLOKS. FROM 81
BLACK TEIMMING yELvETS ALL WIDTHS.
FtO3i 81. - To Is. 90. ''
CoL,ORED D., TRIMMING vFLvETS. ALL WIDTHS
AND SHADE, FROM s. 90 TO So so.
fAENCE ALL-WOOf- TkICOTS, IN BLACK AND
CCLoIsS. FROM g. 90 To s.. 90. ~
NEW STOCK OF FRENCH DRESS FARRICs Eop
FLhN AND COMBINATION SUITS,
HABIT CLOTHS, ALL COLORS
CcAPLEiE ASSORTMENT OF THE ssCprP
BRAIED AMERICAN HOSIERY co. IS" NERI-
NJ CSDEkWEAk IN GAUZE, MEDIUM AM
HEAs1 HEIGHTS. FOR LADIES', GENTLEMEN
AND CHILDREN.
50 CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
RECT PRICES.
sEATON PERRY,
Perry Building
rennsylyania avenue. corner 9th street
Established
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SUMNER RESORTS

HOTEL LAFAYETTT CAPE NAY. NJ OPEN
mt season July tn, 1853. DlrScHy cGi =
60 9 :, T Fern @ g md ia 1Sxkx 81. 0a h
=. ~
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IN counting upon democratic plumbers to help
thepl recover lost grou nd 1t looks II the republic
cans had reckoned with excellent Judgment. In
ONO democratic prospects have been DESTROYED by
democratic suarrels In Pennsylvania there Is a
decided breach between state administration and
anti-adininistratIon damocrats. In New York the
element that hitherto stood closest to Ttlden in
sisIs upon ruling Tammany out OF the party and
threatens TO bolt unless Its demands are complied
Win The New Jersey state convention yesterday
nominated Tor governor confessedly the weakest
man proposed for the position. motion to make
the nomination OF Albeit unanimous was how,ed
GOWN Dy the opponents Of that gentleman, many
OF "hom openly declared they would not support
hlTa New Jersey is a doubtful state, even with
the strongest man the democracy can put forth,
and with candidate who repels an influential
portion OF the party their chances OF SUCCESS are
OF the smallest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-14

The murder OF Rose Amber at Stratford Conn,
Is one OF those mysterious crimes that sometimes
puzzle the most skillful detectives No motive for
the. murder can be traced. Officers OF the law as
sisted by experienced detectives, have failed to
throw any light whatever upon the shocking mid
night deed; but there is a promise that science
may reveal what detective skill could not dis
cover There were evidences that the girl made
struggle for her life, and it was observed that
some particles OF matter were packed beneath her
nnger nails This matter was carefully removed
and preserved, and a microscopic examination
proves 1t to be small particles OF human scalp.
In the mass two or three hairs were discovered.
and the doctor who made the examination tes-
TILES positively that the particles and hairs came
IRON the head OF a white man. This discovery
does not by any means expose the murderer, but
IL iorms an important link when taken In connec-
uoh With other facts and circumstances It up
sets the theory that the girl was killed By col.
ored man who was seen about the town on the
night OF the murder In this respect It Is of neg
atlTe value While the evidence that the dead girl
left marks, though Slight upon the head OF her
slayer may be turned 70 positive uses
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

F0R SALE-A SACRIFICE STOCK.
Dairy and Grain Farm. 365 acres IA m from Wash.
lngton splend1d road. In Montgomery CO.. Nd $50 in
high state Of cultivation, dwelling 90 rs barns and
puding complete, finely watered. fenced fruted and
churches stores &C. Also stock and Implements for
iunnnS complete Sold to close an estate. traded
terms. W. L. BURFoRD, 8O4 F ct NV au25-lm
ME-: TYRALI's FARM FOR sALE-5o ACRES
road. two miles from Tenleytown, between Mr Brad
ley's and Mr.. Watkins. Apply to MIR. WHITE. 18th
eho M streets northwest. au2l- Inn
kfOR SALE-A HANDSOME COUNTRY SEAT OF
about acres; corner of It'll street road and Whit
ney svenuei houses large barn; Convenient
ootoulddngs; hne lawn; good water. Inquire on prem
ises. or 634 Pennsylvania avenue. te2s-3m