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PRIZE FIGHT
Asslgned-Flre Damp Swlndler Arrested
Wrecked-Tlcket Office Robbed.

FRIZK FIGnT.
Pm TsBURG, December IA prize
fight took place this morning at daylight
In a barn on tho New BrghtOl rOad sry-
eral miles from Allegheny City. between
John Fox and James Grecner for purse
of $500, The mill begun last night. but
sitter the sixth round the hackers inter
tered and It was postponed until day
light. Atan early hour The men came To-
gether again and fought tour rounds more.
Grerner forced the lighting from the
start and In the fourth round knocked
Fox lnsenslbie AMI the fight was then
decided In his favor. About Hhy persons
wero present.
ASSIGNED.
COLUNBu', o., December l5.--Thc
STANDARD Coal and Iron company 81 which
W. ID. Lee OF Newark IL manager, made
an nssignmcni to-day to II. &. StAnwOod,
secretary OF the Buci tel Iron company.
The company proposed n cons Olidht on Of
the coal ana iron Interest OF Hooking v 4.
ley and the trouble ia caused by mi.unIcr-
standing between tue efficient Interests.
FIRE DAMP.
SuAoRIS, Pa, December ld.-Au er-
plO.lou OF gas occurred IN the Cameron
colliery this afternoon, dcmOlishjug the
doors aud batteries IN the mines. and
/ fatally burning Elias n III aud 30 iously
/ John Smith, miners. Nh was burned
/ almost to II 1872.
swiSDLEH AHHEsFrD.
New YoRK, December 10 -PostDNlcc
Inspector kay Of Chictgo, To-day nlr, ,,rd
/ GcO. " humble at hi- Office In Fulton
street. Humble IA wanted In Chic.go,
where he is under Indictment tor yiular.
7 inc the UOsful lava lie l. rDuty.t q, trI,
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FRASco GERMAHIo RrLArroSa.
BERLIN, December Is The French
ambassador ha- returned from Fnendcr-
lchlo where he visited BsmtIck aud was
m consultation with the German { han
ccilor thirty six hours. He plofe,srs to
be sah-iird with tho vows obtained
f.om BiSmarck regarding the relations
Of France and Germany
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lialY


WTTI NEVTE7I Az NTDIkNCL.
RoNE, December lj-Thc German
crown prince upon hi, arrival here will
cause "a formal application to he made
Tor nm audience with the pope, whose re-
lly thereto will be guided by thrtc terms In
which ih" request may b. couchod.
The cardinal project OF the Propaganda
viii give farewell tauqucnt 10 the
America bishops shortly.
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report Of the COMM tee was adopted
condemuIng tue Fort, seventh congress-
for not passing the bill int oduced i'm
that body for tue better protection OF
lie and property on thu great lakcy.
The report declared that many livra
and large amount uf property hn
been sacrificed .incc ON account ut the
cnlpahle negl gence ot congress IN ~.
fusiug to take action ON the sub
lect Resolutions Wor' appended t.
the report earnestly i mauding lac
present congress 10 pass some measures
10 protect prope ty AM life ON tn greut
lake, dccl'rinE that all vessels, both
steam ana sail, should be- properly
manned, that the sanitary c'nd tiuus ut
the living and slice ing pRitments ON
the ssels should be looked after, and
th't The huls uf sailing a. well as stcum
vessels should be inspected md con
demued II not sea worthy Thc rcpo
aud resolutions were adopted. The
union closes Il bu-iu,s s Tue. day
UNLVISruS ITEMS.
GALVESTON. emhcr 10 Chnitmnn
Claiborne, ot the state democratic cN-
ecutlye committec, has appointed Henry
Nj. Holmes, OF Mason county, ns meRi.
Der OF the comm tro FOR the Twenty
Jefferson, decogsed.
The bik souvenir cleared to day for
Antwerp with 5000 bushels Of wheat.
Tomorrow evening tho Masonic fra
ternity " he clty will tender reccp-
ton 10 w, II. Nichols, who has lust b en-
elected grand mIster OF the order IN
this state
The trades organizations OF Galveston
hold JOINT meeting I morrow, for the
purpose Of forming Il ades ASS NIB y.
The sales OF futures III the cotton cN.
change for this week ARE the largest ON
record, $1,000 bales being sold
The steamship Wmnev, which ar
rived to-day from Vera Cruz va Tam.
pico had 10 psssenEet aboard. among
whom nre u number ot ltnlIn labOrrls
who had been taken to Mexico to work
On To" railroads III" 1t llans are tho.
oughly disgustcd with Mexico, aud uro
now en- route for New Orlehna. The
Nomit, II L sad, carr ed of many OF
their comrades
After landing n few passengers aud
small quality ~ coffee the Win ury
left for Morgan C.tv.
ATTEMPT 70 E,CLrE
PIGrsBuEG, December l5.-Fiyc pri.o-
ncrs ma ca desperate attempt to c,Cnpr
this afternoon while being taken to the
pruiluntimy The parry were all mnd.
Cuittl. in charge ut dcruic- Blacktw, Ter
man and Berlin. When passing down
sixth street which u always Cruwrd uHc
nf the prisoLcls nuund Patterson kicked
German In the stomach, and with another
prisoner started up Liberty street. At the
same time Lynch, another prisoner, threw
red pepper In Ber.in's eyes. German and
RrnCka| who had not seen
thig gtOrtpI IA lsttttnr.1, It
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HAHA December li.--In the chamber OF
deputies to-''ay Prime Minister Trtrv in
troducri II bill demanding supulemr,u-
~ Iuuqutu credit Of l2aOOO 900 flames tor
the first six months, The pit, amhlc ot
the h,ll s'ntr- the -ituniiou which makes
necessary tue despatch ui fresh reinforce.
Wculs and prnvurs that General Mi,lct,
mt"ly communDnnt OF Paris be- cntu.tc
with the supreme command OF the French
troops.
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BREAK FOR LIBERTY
MADE BY FIVE C0NVlCTS ON
THEIR WAY TO PRISON.
Struggle for the Democratic Con
vention Youthful Or minals-
Boilers Burst Board ng
House Burned
cEAIN ELEVATOR BrHNEp.

WASHINGTON, December l5.-Among
the leading d mocratic members Of con
gr, 50 the opinion prrva Is that the
nation democratic convention will be
held in the west. Chicago il working
quietly but diligently to secure it, and
thus moDopoliHe the national yonven.
tons next year. I he members OF the
national committee from Iowa and Min.
nesntt have declared for Chicago. Lou
isyille ia also AN Nions to secure the CON
vention, and has ac i've friends working
Tor her. One OF the most prominent
democratic leaders in congress said to Il
Star reporter to-day; "rhe convention,
| think, will go either t. Louisville
or Chicago.
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PARIS. December 10 AT tho setting Of
the senate committee ON the Ionuuln
credit bill. ST. NAlirr declared that when
rmhassndor M Berlin, Ri.mnrrk sounded
him concerning Tonquin wishing to
know II France had abandoned lts right.
li.hm,nt of German colony In That
county.
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Canada.


TuoAN, ont, December 10 Tho
P"nw /, fl teen III, hes deep and heavily
Omitted The trains on all the roHd- are
blocked
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CoSsrASTINOrlE, December i5.-Stiong
shuck- ui earthquake were iclt to-day At
koma in Asiatlc Turkey.
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Come and look at our stock before buy
ing your holiday presents. la-g.lw
CASTLES. MoEnIsuN SO.
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PAIu4. bee, mncr i5.-lt "a stated that
oWing t. the tryum'inn Ia Hue md the
death ui Il NJ llciphmn, the goyrrumrnr
h ordered Ndminl Gourmet to remain
upon the defensive until further rein
forced An uucasy telling /, again appnr-
rrt here. owing to the silence of the gov.
eminent In regard to the affairs In tile
east. 'fhr Eourr is ngitt,d AMI prices
are dropping rapidly
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we MEN


NO WOMEN ADMITTED.
puILADHtrutA, u crntbe, l5.-Tbe
com mon plea, court No . has rcfp.nG
the nppli. alton for dmiss,nr r., rrac,,,,
o Mira Carrie b. Kilpore, tho VIE M
Dnmnu n Kiln, H.. y"
urpy1nusly r.nu nd,rit,o1 ,,,,,,.,.-..' 80
th, orrhnu.' cnmrt iHi,o H., i",, 'o -,
w., w" WY =, III rue "'d pTa'hra "f
Wv, ,d,,,,,. y, WY" were az mat
,,,', ,,''' '1,",'. W. ,'''.l' navy er7' ana he
,,' "' w.. "lH'"'TIu ~ '" upon himself
,"' '''P'"'l'llS 81 ~ 'oh"clhR rucl
n' '"I"N" '"'' ne con 'idnicI that there
""' spec - J'c'loi' To th" admission
,n,.' :" -. ''u N""vt' arg ing that the
~ n,.','' why ih.t',u them
~, p ,.,'. H'HI i,'' 'h'''tH thrm 10 carry
va NV tun'Nhpu VA most G'HtluE frauds
u'.,,,u ,Ho ,V~'s,u'',i' pas Cd " law a.
''i'''nt Wv 70 ''r u"r' 100 thought that
NV .n'"', ru"'i" nc accompanied ~ "a
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SPAN

DEPARTURE or THE crown PRISCE.
BARCELONA December l5.-rhs
Grown Prince Of Germany, during his
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The hanlsomest display OF elegant pres
ents tor ne holidays In the cltv.
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES ow-
ing To charge In business. Come carly
md look at our goods before buying.
l2-4 CASTLES, MORRISON Il Co.
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The best and most select sock Ut pei
tumei y, both domo-tc and iuport-d, In
10 10 fouul at Behrens pharmacy.
lll INN ~
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Tho best sLoe polish in Waco at San
ger Bro.
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No cure, no pay. Prepared and Tor
ale hy CARTER & WILLIAMSON,
W-u3-tt ~ Austin Ave. ue.
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=, Excuse For Poor Bread |!

.,rd,. Royal Patent is The same
sother patents, and is guaran-
.he hest Flour in the World. If
~ ..,.ct satisfaction is not given,
? ,,or will be refunded.
S'D'' JOHN F. MARSHALL,
Waco.
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GOIIn2 Wen

The place to buy Christmas presents Tor
your pirl +, It Castles, Morrison ~ Go.
1910 lw
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Tho sick, worn and detected should
reHd the advert scment OF Coldau's
Liquid Beef Tome. ~ wiz
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ONION SETS, ONION SETS

just received Fifty Bushels Onion
Sets direct from David Landreth &
Sons, Philadelphia Farmers had
better send in their orders at once, as
ii islust the right time to plant them
JOHN f. MARSHALL.
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PuLAuELrHA, December IA col
lislon occurred thus morning on the
Germantown brauch of the Reading
railway, at West SlN.ecuh street alta
ton. The engine Of he incoming pas.
senger train was dernilcd aud several
passengers severely hurt. Jennie T..
E,aus, Oaklaue, was severely cut, and
Lizzie Piecot, " the same place, was
seriously bruised ON the head.
LIFE CoNyICr DYING or COMBINATION,
NEW NoUR. Dec mbcr 10 Thomas
}. Young, who xii ed his wife in Brook.
Ign, ped guilty to murder in he sec
ont degree aud was sentenced TO the
sttc prnireniary for life, Is dying Of
consumption,
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A,cmr A"nn.

A full assor mcutof Peur's. Lubnn's
an Culgato's ,oIp at II Brhrcus'.
l.lllyw
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A cnmpIrIc NE.0rtmIUI u Cu.tcs, Nor,
risOn & Go -l2-g lw
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Boys embroid rcd slippers at Sanger
Bro.
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WAsHISGIoS December IA num-
Der OF the irie de- Of the proposed bill
extending the bonded whisky pc iod,
met to-day and appointed committee
to wait upon Secretary Folger to usk
him not to force the lax collection On
whisky coming out in bond until con.
gress takes action,
he committee appointed consists Of
Representatives Blackburn az chairman;
Willis and Culbertson, u Kentucky;
Jordan, Fullett aud Keiler, Of Ohio;
DAVIS, Morris and Wortnugtou, Of nj
nois, Bellord, OF Colorado; Valentine,
Of Nebraska; Broadhead, Of Missouri;
Morse, OF Mass, chuso it's; Hewitt,pf New
York; Bayue, O'Nelll and Hopkins, Of
Pennsylvania, and + ndlay, Of Mary land.
At a meeting to be held on Monday
Immediately after the adjournment or
the house tho committee will be enlarged
by he addition OF members from lndi.
ana, California, New York, and Mis-
suuri.
As soon no Secretary Folger is able to
resume h:7 duties the committee will
wait upon him and prefer thrir request
COEDRNNISG CONGRESS.
DETROIT. December 10 Ia tn Sea.
mems International reunion to-day The
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WINoNA. MINI, December l5,-The
Winona & st. Pc 81 railroad elevator
was burned at noon to-day. The lirc
spread to the freight house of the Dia-
mond Joe dock and Boynton's beer
warehouse. The elevator was built
twenty years ago, and was valued at
5000, and the machinery at $1,000,
The lessee, II j. UNeil, had $4,000
bushels OF barley, the estimated value OF
which l. $4,000, in the elevator at the
time. The insurance il 100000 The
los, on the Diamond Joe dock.and ware
house is $1,000. Boyntpn N Sons beer
refrigerator was damaged to the extent
Of 81 600 a pier OF the drawbridge was
also damaged to the amount Of 100000
and two barges were lightly injured.
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ELECTION.

Ngw ORLEANS, December l5.-In the
city preliminary elections to-day. ioIty
of Ogdrn's and forty.seycn OF McE1cry's
delegates we're elected.
LOSS on THE STANDARD.
New YORK, Dec mbor l5-Ihe tot a
loss 10y the burning Of the Standard
theatr s estimated at S72 OOp, insu-
rance $4,000.
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BALTIMORE, December 1.-THE ticket
office OF the Batlmor e Ohio railroad
at Annapolis junction was broken Into
by burglars last night. The iron saie
taken INTO the woods, broken open snd
robbed OF the tickets aud money II con-
tGined.
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DEAD LETTER LAW.
BosToN, December IA movement Is
underway in this city TO enforce the las
existing to the effect that no person four
teen nor any woman shall be employed in
a store more than sixty hours per week.
H0ILERs HURST,
NEW ORLEANS, December l5.-rwo
boilers In the Pecan grove plantation
sugar house, exploded today. Batin
Baptiste and George burgess we're lied,
and four others were wounded, Two Of
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NTRs HELEN A. McCRARY. WIFE OF THE Ex-
SECRETARY OF WAR.

K,oxuK, Iowa, May 38th 1888
.nenc wfh ssnuins E.,titude bsar tsssinony to tho
grest sufferer wis DI PEPsIA in it, many forms, /
had frs quent att cks Of kRUCTATIONS OF GAS from
the stomach which lss:ed nom three seven houT1
ana were followed By very distressing and alsrnin9
SlSkINs SPE Is. and Tor which corfd find no num-
cay unai sslseH upcn Dexter, Of Washington, U.
VINO told me that tho best msdicne he kDsW Of for
rent, ~ss Coot's Balm Of Life" Iimmediately pro-
cnfed botte Add after taking three doses my stousch
wss rciey-d aid before had used one half tie CON-
ene o. the bofaie thss particular condition Of my storn
scn ives overcome and afer fvo years and HAVING
nae 10 rSeuTrsnce OF tbs t.ounle feel cafe saying
Lnat the BALM CURED MI, for Is 10 frst and onIy
thn :hst rave me relief. have by its use barned its
Hdae oer directon, also. and consider IL ONE OF
LII tEhf BtSI FAMILY MEDlCISf 4, THE
NohLn. snd think myself unfortunste when am
WITHOUT II Hoping that others may De a mych hane-
ntted oy ss use - have been, am sincerely yours
- HELM A. MCCHARY.
r. S-Pease SEND by express one DOZEN hottie
marked & %. D., and much obige etc
Aa1ufactory Long Branch MI
300 SOD n Washi ston. ID. c., by STOIT. GROIN
WELL CO., $50 Pennsy .vanis avenue and all drug
sL-eS- sep5- I'M
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SCRAP PICTURES

II Jay GOULD. al . ST., WONDEREUL yAKIE q
Paper DolN. French ious Papsr. Don't foEUS: to buy
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

LCOR RENT-VERY DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS
II in l343 street northwest. oppodte the Ebbtt
house; rent reasonable to good tenants THOMAS. z,
WAGGAMAN. GIT street northwest. sep8-3t
NOR RENT-DHSIRABLE OFFICES IN FIRE
" mems Insurance Company's bu ildng corner Of
TIN street and Louisiana avenue northwest All front
heated by steam and OTIS elevator. sepl.2W
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Neutrality-suspicious.

WANTED two COMMUNICATING ROOMS
" uHiarnished; permanent tenants; gentleman and
we. Address, stating price, L. K. D., star
ofhce. It,
w ,NTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, two,
w or three furnished unfurnished rooms sI1,ta.
81 % light housekeeping. Terms must be low Adj
VI bO1 ISO. Star oince seplO-2t'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FURNISHED SOIJTH
W front ROOM near the Hamilton House. for single
gentleman; Will be permanent Address @. s. Star
oIhce. eep10-2ts
WANTED-YOUNG LADY IN OFFICE DESIRES
w Heated koom dinner board, and privilege Of
ns1pg gas stove. Terms must be moderate and location
convenient to Treasury and street Address L. F.
star office. sep8-4t'
WANrED-FOR A GENTLEMAN, HIS WIFE
w and daughter. three or four large unfurnishej
Eo t'I suitable for psror and chambers with board
westerly. Address PERMANENT. 14lO II street
10. tIwest. sep8-3t'
WANTED-BY A FIR,T- CLASS DRRS, MAKER
W from View York, sewing In families by the week:
perfect cutter and litter and stys best Of refer
ence. Address ~, Star office. sen7.ats
WANIED.A NICELY FURNISHED SECOND
" Moor front Roonl with adjonl ng Room (hal room
Preierre for gentleman wife; permanent ii sat
sted references exchanged State location and terma
address Box lO1. Star office. s7-lts
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There was a light frost through the upper Dor.
tion of Montgomery county, Md, last night but
not enough to seriously damage the corn crop
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The weather bureau Is retrieving its rather dam
aged reputation as a prophet Its predictions in
saturdays STAR Of coming cold Wave have been
fully realized.
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AUTUMN OpEs1se
OF SILKS. VELvETs AND DRESS GOODS.

W SILKS FELVET8 AND DRESS GOODS.
sEATON PERRY
fsucceesor to Perry h Brotnsr.y
Srx RAaf soH from 55 IS
zE 4zh srN fRzn as5 w RSk
h1t5GUAHS S1Ts. AND BHocADEs FOR BRIDAL
'0fS .5H Hs2si 2sb 5S5a Sc
11A rR5a T 81 ss e 8 yE1vErs. ALL WIDTHS.
1b1hh 9Een xstsf f. 81
rA5Sfd ESS 4 g SSt Is 3d. IN BLACK AND
SEE S sq aS g EsHssH RsEs su
HABIT CLOTHS, ALL COLORs.
1T f Il THE GnRf
sSS SSifSs +
" CHOICE eoq &so ft tafoE FIGURES AND COR
sEAToN PERRY,
Perry Building,
Pennsylvania avenue corner 9th street
Established 1888. - ~ seps
New FAIL GooDa
inst received and now cpening 50 pieces 81 LADIES'
CLOTH In all shades, plain and illuminated
beautiful line of FRENCH TRICOl s. "a iuchaa
vide black and colors something and very desir-
LADIES' JERSEYS. In black and colors; very pretty
and very cheap.
We invite special attention to our stock OF BLACK
DRESS GOODS Those goods have boon selscsed with
great care, and embrace that 10 and
Rrab and at prices that cannot fail to make them TO
Black and Colored vELVETS and VELYNTERN in
eudless variety. at prices to suit all.
J. 4. LUfTRKIL CO..
sep8 817 Market Space.
FoH MAnkEr1sa
Send your orders 10 the
PALACE MAKKEr
Corner A6 st. and New York svonueA
everything nrs-caass. A full stock. All tho doloa.
0es OF the season. and ut leWess cash prices:
FRANK J. T1BBETs,
sep8 Propriosoe.
~ OARRIAGEsI III
" stock Of nrstclsss Carriages for fall and winter
uss u large and varied All work sold warrantsi to b.
9 repIeseqted Several secondhand Coupelstt Lam
-'''-''' '''''''-' FOE. soBT. 70 Il. GRAHAM.
Repository and Factory
eepo-0 41O416 9Th street. northwest.
40 FOR MKN-CHECKS IN sIX HOURS
70 Cnrss IN three days. Drug Store is n. 18th
seps $50 psuna. ave.. Washington. D. q.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

NOR sALE-TEN ACRES OF LAND SITUATE IN
II Little England Tor West Hsmpton). desirable
for build purposes The sbove land has frontage
on Herberfs Creek. close 20 the far famed Hampton
Roads, commanding Q 6De view Of Fortress Monroe,
the National Soldiers Home the Normal School and the
Of Hampton. and five miles by land water from
Newport News This property II on high ground and
n well adapted for fine reedences. Several have a.
ready been built In the vicinity. Title guarnnteed
For price and particulars apply 70 A. @. THoRNETT.
Hampton. We sepesSts
TN0R SALE Or TRADE FOR HOUSE IN THE
II city. 10 Acres Of Land. with good Dwell dnQ ana nf-
buildineA q the Highlands. on the b. RR Aiso
liz acres. eleven miles from Warrington for 81 500
INC. =. MAGGAMAN. 9l7 r strseE asp5.iw
LrOR sALE-A sACRIFICE-BEAUI IFUL STOCK
u DAILY and Grain Farm. 361 scres Il M from WASH
tneton (epaendid road N Montgomery co.. Nd $50 in
h,Sn sssss @ crisvasao1; d.eling 90 barn. and
Gmhersd; 3m. IRON rsdiroad; m. from p o. school.
churches. stores. &C.. Also stock and impsmsne fog
running, complete Sold 10 oaoas sstsaA or Isde4
sssn: y 1 BUZZ ESe ~ !; s.; =. :ssin
MR TYRALL's IA II FOR sALE-so ACRES
w Of good land md 8 room houss O. TIE Hroe6vins
roeds tWo milas from Tsuleytown. bsewss9 MI brod
leys and Mr.. Watkins. Apply 70 Mr.. WHITE l2tA
ana ~ streets northwest sAzl-imr
TNOR 1AIR-A HANDeONE COUNTRY SEAT on
IL ahouf 0OroD; coRDaeof 3eA oexeoe rod md WHIT
ney avenues Oomodtous houeo largo barn; oouvenfeu1
- a az k.nsyivsnis sSsass. Ss1lSm
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-27
NEWS OF THE DAY

There is an inmate of tie almshouse OF
Randolph county, West Va. H. years old
Perhaps the largest transaction in cattle
ever made i'll this country was effected 81
Fort Worth, Texas. last Saturday. the sale
being OF 1900 head of iul.-grown cattle
Three earthquake shocks. accoiuna;;c:I
by Tnmbiings, have been !clt nj BiaucavlIa,
!: to"n Oh the decliyity q! Mt Etna. Tnere
Is a great panic among the people OF that
place. They are building huts in the opcn
country, fearing that the town will be de-
stroyed The prisoners in the iail have
been removed to place Of 1afety.
4 dispatch from Uniontown. Pa, savs
that \. l.. Dukes arrived there from bis
stepiather's AT night, aud next morning a
committee of citizens waited on him aud
presented him with the resolutions adopted
at an Indignation meeting lately held. They
also gave him notice that he would have
twenty-four hours Within which to transact
his business and leave tho town. IF he at
tempts to remain, 1t Is thought that there
will be trouble,
A snow storm prevailed in Southwestern
Virginia yesterday and In North Carolina.
At points along the Raleigh and CASTOR
Railroad the snow was reported to he ten
inches deep, and trains from the South
arrived Mt Raleigh three hours late, having
been delayed by the snow At Greenshoro'
the snow Is two feet deep, and ut Hpnder.
son three feet, The roofs Of a number of
houses have broken In at Kittrell. Snow
was still falling iu Western North Carolina
yesterday evening.