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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-17

The recount of the vote for county commissioner
In Cecil county gives Harlan majority OF 8 over
Sentman The returns gave the latter majority
OF 5. Harlan viii contest the election.
An attempt TO shoot NJ. Ferry, prime minister OF
France, was made yesterday Ivy young man Who
HIM to be a lunatic.
Catharine A. FratZ. three years old. daughter OF
Conrad FratZ, who resides near Accident, In Gar
rett county, Md, fell into large kettle OF boiling
tallOW Thursday morning, and Was burned TO such
an extent that death resulted.
meeting of Baltimore business men interested
In the project OF permanent exposition building
in that city was held yesterday. and steps taken
to open books for subscription TO stock.
Mrs Langtry is Ill OF nervous prostration at Ham,
iltOn, Ont
only two iron mills in P1ttsbury are running,
owing to the falling OF In orders
Mr.. Charles Austin Meigs, chief national bank
examiner, died OF Rights disease On the steamer
Santiago, from Havana, which arrived at New York
Thursday
In a Gr3cO-ROman wrestling match In New York
last night Edwin Bibby defeated Mons Manon, the
French champion.
The conference OF glass manufacturers and work.
men, which had been in progress in PfttSburg, Pa,
for two days, adjourned yesterday without reach
ing any settlement
In New York last night Inspector Byrnes and his
detectives made raid on policy dealers, and ar
rested II.
J. C. Barnes, well-known coal operator OF Pitts
burg, Pa, committed suicide, Thursday, account
of financial embarrassment
Frank U. Jaynes, clerk at the Jesus Maria silver
mine at Parral, Mexico. Is said to have come to the
United states with $50 600 OF the cOmpany's money
The body or Robt, Fellows, the New York broker
missing since Oct %, was found yesterday In the
North river The supp0sition Is that he either fell
into the riyer or committed suicide.
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The City Markeas.
IaE TklCE THAT RCLB THIS wEEK-FECTrS. yFGE-
TABLE AND POULTRY

TABLE AND POULTRY.
The city 1obblng markets are as brisk as usual nj
this season OF the year. with abundance OF all
Kinds OF provisions peculiar TO the season The
dour trade Is quite brisk. with nrmer prices with
OUT however. any rise In prices Minnesota patent
process is selling at s. 10 $50 per BARREL bakers
brands SO % TO S651 Wheat Is steady at last Quo
tationS, Sl.l0 10 II. Is per buShel
The hay market is quite brisk, but the rpceinrs
somehow are ahead OF the demands. resulting m
some cases In forced SHES 1t a sacrifice St.aw
S-iis Veahl!v. Corn in ear Is plentiful and u.tS
are SteddeT than heretofore.
MIL iced * also steady western b. IN Is SO 10 SI7
per ton: white nidtiar>. 80 TO 80 prr ton. ana
oT0wn do SO Choice batter l. gnttlnE tote s,lr,r
ana common In 4 geln-al way pteg'lIts and duh
some oi the dealers state that butlarlne and
econ lFEart0e give better stt~Tll ion to CONSUMERS
thln the ordinary grades Of butter: there are iel-
crs; hoWeNet who viii have nojhinI u do With ini-
tatlouS or butter The supply 0f e.-s is limited IL
TO quantity ana the price l. irner.
',"od dressed poultry In line condition sells quick
ana Al lair prices tDdrawn poultry Il not deS'r lble
thoie dressed turkeys are worth 10 II Is ce4ts per
pound dressed chickens. 10 10 Il cents lCr POUND
do undrawn, ~ 10 cents per pound.
Green rT1llt seems abundant Apples Of course
are getting higher In price as the season advanca,
ana many OF them are defective hy rot New York
apples are worth % - 10 s. 80 per barrel ana Viz
gina do az 10 - 70. Dried fruits are more album
uint ana meet With quick sales
are IN good supply. the range OF price
Delng from 40 to 80 cts per buaheL There are finer
lots which sell h cher. Sweet potatoes
nearby raised sell for II 50 TO 81 - per barrel
L ne Eastern shore products are exceedingly fine
an1 bring - TO - - per barrel Vans are cheap
5oi15c per barrel ClbbageS are plentiful and OF
hundred Onions are plentiful and good-6Oa.0c
per buahel
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Tclegraptaic Briefs.

George s. Green, one vi 1rcntonS N. j. oldest
and most distinguished citizens, died this morning
In his S6th year.
dispatch from Gloucester, Mass, says the
schooner Seth Stockhriige. from the Georges. re-
ports gale there on Monday and Tuesday, which
was very severe. Peter Wilson, OF the crew, was
washed overheard ana drowned.
The steamer VIII Kyle en- route from New orleans
10 Cincinnati struck protrudiDS log while making
a landing at Australia, Miss, fifteen miles below
Memphis, Tenn, and sank.
The Madrid correspondent OF the London Times
says that the French communists in Barcelona
threaten to join in anant1 GernanuemOnStratiouo on
the arrival OF Crown Prince Frederick William
The imports at the port OF New York for the week
ended to day were $40 ISL .7a Of which 81 81 996
were dry goods and ~ BIZ i54 general merchandise.
The private Residence On the Commodore Salter
estate, at Elizabeth, n. j., was totally destroyed
10y fire this morning.
The schooner W. F. Garrison, Capt Sherman,
bound from Philadelphia to Boston, ran a>h1
hear Chatham ght house, and viii probably beX
total wreck, with loss OF cargo. =
Madrid dispatch 10 The Times says 1t Is una p
stood that General Lopez Dominique, minister Of
war, insists upon the adoption OF universal suffrage
in he revision OF the CONSTITUTION and refuses db
Soluteiy to accept tile SasiSLa compromise which
gives the right OF suffrage To those who can read
and write
The report OF the Hudson Bay company at Lon
don Indicates that the returns will fall short VI
those OF last year. This has CAUSED the shares TO
tdll Uu Da per cent.
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local AOfS~

Dennis Wren, laoorsr, was fined SO IN the
fonce Court this morning, FOR the lspeny OF a sill
yer watch belonging 60 Mr.. John Williams An an
peal was notice.
George l. 4 Berry. the well-known colored bar
Der on the corner Of 5.h and q STREETS northwest
oled thursday al his house. 80 u street southeast
tiis funeral MI take place from the colored NJ K
ChRrch, GO ner Isl and streets southwest TO NOR
row afternoon.
Ahte Carion. n co!nrNd servant, was fined S. TX
tle ioilce Court this morning, Tor stealing p.c
tGIe froIn Mss NJ. !. hpei
hoy nslnsd Bernard Carroll was sent 20 tho
Ste1iiuS
JOS a MliScrNon, 'olor"i. was sentenced by
,.,.,'-' ~ us mo- lla 80 ~ DAYS Imprisonment
10. st'diihG - tcat~ tfrIu element Perry
MIS-. Maggie Russ H. liking NJ -n5 ,,fh street
SOUTHWEST eioItt TO tie nfsf pTotuCI station thiS
morning that = LITTLE ColOgei slI had been len ON
her doU 81 y las M -ht-
he mission az 81 lTnlnics church, which has
hHt1 50 eIlintuf!S successful for Two weeks viii
c.USf tomorrow evening.
Mutual kc..T Division, No IL, sons ~ Temper
ance. last ugh decided "a lease llTCCr hail for Js
meetings
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Affairs in West Washinasou,

NEw WAY TO REP,rR Ro,p.-1h" RS e..
In and about Langley give on ThankSglNim =
musical and literary cHtpTt iinmrnt. tie pro
which are to be devoted Ia rrptiitng the a. e..
tween Langley and the chain bridge
NOTES.-The lTIuen wrnt into thcir new
tO-day--The gold ring voted TO the most pop,
young man nt Trinity Catholic church. tor thc 4
neH OF the Ladies' of Charity, Melted So. ana was
won bv Mr.. John \. iiecnan, Giving The largest
number OF votes cast. |. O-Iulils Roth. having
lost stag hound. discovered IL IA The Possession al
William III. PNlcS. a butcher, living near Teney-
town. ana Yesterday Il warrant waS issued for the
arrest or Pylt'S. UriiCPr Myers brought HIM TO the
SC itl0n, when he WAS released, leaving s.5 col
lateral
wheat Sold at 81
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2.2.2 Prizes. amounting to $500 500
Application for rates to Clubsshould be made only
TO the Office of the Company in View Orleans
For further information write clearly giving full ad-
dress. Make p o. Money ORDER payable and address
Re istered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
NEW ORLEANS, LA
Postal notes AMI ordinary letters by mail or express
GALL OF So and upwards by express at expense)
to
NJ A. DAUPHIN
1t NEW ORLEANS, LA
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A Virginia MiscegenatiOn Case.

DIVORCE SUIT TO TERMINATE MINED MARRIAGE.
Tamsen s. Walker, a white girl said to he the
daughter or l. Z. Walker, a farmer, of LeeSburg,
Va, oegln suit In october for divorce
from Jonn Ash, colored man with whom
She had eloptd to Cleveland some weeks ago.
In her petition she claimed that Ash who was four
years i scrvant IN her fathers family, exercised an
influence over her. The girls father followed the
pair aid took his daughter back to Virginia. Ash
fled an answer to thu divorce petition a few
days ago. He says that the girl was four
teen years OF age when he first knew her,
and that she Is now twenty-three years OF age
lie asserts that instead or exercising any influence
over the lrl, she, by reason OF her superior mental
and Intellectual abilities, rather influenced him. in
fact, that thcf love mutual free and full TAIN
Sen, he AYERS, left her fathers house or her own free
Will, and planned the eiopcmcnt, leaving her home
0StenSibiy " Visit = nei-shbor, aud injecting her
duSky lover el ruute for Cleveland.
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~ A 7 A r r 81 .
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE.

Head Colds. Watery Discharges from the Nose snd
Eyes Ringing Noises In the Head. Nervous Headache
aud Fever Instantly relieved.
Choking inucus dislod-ed. membrane cleansed ana
healed breath sweetened SMELL taste and hearing re-
STORED, and wages checked.
Cough. Bronchitis DroIpings into the Throat Pains
in the Chest Dyspepsia. Wasting of Strength and Flesh
Loss Of Sleep. etc. cured
One bottle RADICAL CURE one box CATARRHAL.
SOLVENT and ole DR. SANF0RDS INHALER in
one package OF all druggists for 81 Ask for SAsPoRDs
RADICAL CURE pure dstillation Of Witch Hazel. Am
Pine, Ca. Fir. Marigold Clover blossoms, ETC. PoTTE1
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co.. Boston
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Sne6 for Libel.

BOSTON, Nov. 1.-THE Traveller says: "Col
Hugueey, OF Gov Buffers staff. has commenced 81
suit against Hon. AlansOn ". Beard for alleged
libel uttered In his speech made al Lawrence and
feteat n at other places Mr. hugueieys attorney,
ing, attached Mr. Boards property to answer a
Claim for damages to the amount OF s25OOa. Ii is
further rumored that N. A. simmons Is also about
to sue Mr. Beard for alleged libel against him. ut
tered In the same speech, and ii is said be proba-
bic that three OF the daily newspapers Of this city
which gave currency thereto are 10 be joined as
defendants
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New York Business Failures.

NEW YORK. Nov. I7.-AdOIph and oscar HofI-
stadt, comprising the firm OF lo,lotadt Bros, f'y
goods, III NO. lO3 Franklin street, made an assign
inent to-day to Henry Bra5ca. The ASST ghui> pre-
Ter twenty pfoinlS>ory noiPS, aggfegutiny S5S.2.3
The schedules IN the assignment by Sigmund Peek,
VIM Oscar Poole and Jacob L. Peek, comprising
the firm OF Peck. Poole Co, manufacturers ~ dress
ana cloak trimmings, At 81 South 5th avenue 10
Joseph w. Hamburger, were filed to-day. The Tia
b!l!teS are given as so ib5; nominal assets, so, Ill
and ucLull assets. IL ll6.
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PHIL.pELPHIA, Pa. Nov. l--The Jury to decide
the competition for the Temple prizes. and Tor
which Tour American historical paintings were en-
tered In the Academy OF fine Arts exhibition To-
day rendered report, regretuing that small
NUMBER OF pictures had been entered. and deuiiing
lhal no picture entered in competition merits either
the prize OF $500 or the gold medal he silver
medal was awarded 10 the painter OF "TEe March
TO Valley FOrse."
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Major NickerS0sl.

HIS RESIGNATION ACCEPTED BY THE PRESIDENT.
The President this afternoon accepted The reSIg-
nation OF Maj A. Ii. Nlcherson, to take effect NJ
vtnIOer 18th.
Maj Or Nickerson reported his address-for Novem-
Der To the war department. DIS Philadelphia. Ills
letter Was pOsunarked ThUrold, Canada, and COLI
Tailed a surgeons Certificate OF disability On
account OF wounds. This, IL Is SUPPOSED sent
as d reoon for his not Obey ls the Uiuer to proceed
u WASHINGTON.
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The star.
Cutting Down Wages.

READING, PA, Nov. flowing to the continued
uttlihe Ia iron. the PottStown Iron company, OF
fottotown, employing several hundred hands an
houhceS a reduction OF wages OF about 10 Der cefi
beginning december LIST some other mlilS in the
ocAuy lhiu valley contemplate similar action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-17

DECISION AS TO THE LAW OF LIBEI--A councilman
Of Philadelphia showed to fellow councilman, and
Intended to deliver attacking an applicant for 4
municipal franchise, whereupOn the latter sued him
for libel Judge Allison yesterday decided that
when the speech was shown 4 fellow cutiL, iii, IA
and suggestions desired It privileged tOnlu-
licatiun III the best OF the tcrm arii Tia L.
hold othcrwi,e would be to seriously impair The
freedom OF debate
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Legal Contest for Vo>sessisn Of n Child

TORONTO, ONT. Nov. fms. Beach. Of Hartford,
MINI, at OSg00de hall today, obtained a VIII OF
hahtaS corpus commanding her husband, NOW tiv-
Ing near BrochNtlle. TO produce the body OF their
Child III court. The writ Is retufnable next Week,
and the motion for the Lhilds custody Will be then
made IL appears that Mrs. Beach in July tiis;i-
tutrd divorce proceedings against Beach, and he
fled 10 Canada with the child. The Vile succeeded
In the Minnesota suit and obtained order Ior the
cIlsI pdy OF thy child
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Water Famine in Ticonderosa.

TROY, y. T., Nov. T.-There Is a water famine In
llconde:oga, and the supply for manufacturing
ana domestic purposes Is exhausted. The pipes
are being extern led tive hundred feet into the lake
The manufacturers OF the district began to blast
the rapids below Lake George, but the Lake CHAIN
plain aud Lake George Transportation com pany
obtained an Injunction restraining them
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voLrAIc ELECTRIC rLasTERs.

For the relief and prevention INSTANT IT n AP-
Piled. Of Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Sciatica Coughs.
Colds Back stomach and Bowels Shooting Pains,
NuIubness Hyseria Female Pains. Palpitation. Dys-
pepda Liver Complaint Bilious Fever. Malaria and
Epidemics use COLLINS PLASTERS ian ELECTRIC
BATTERY combined with PoRoUs PLAsrER) and laugh
q pain. 80 everywhere nlf
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APPROXIMATION PRIZEs

1.UN numbers ending With 81 being the two last fv
of the number drawing the capital prize of S5 On
S25 0'
The subscribers having supervised the single number
drawing Class L.. louisiana State Lottery hereby GER
tfy that the above the numbers which were this day
drawn from the 100 600 placed in the wheel with the
prlzes corresponding to them.
Witness our hands at New Orleans L. this Tuesday
November 18th, 1888.
G. T. BEAUREGARD.
j. A EARLY,
Commissioners
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District Government Affairs.
LIQUOR LICENSES.


The Commissioners to-day approved applications
Tor liquor licenses as follows: John G. Bligh, d.
1onnti Frank JunghduS, Murphy G Hamnlersly
Henry Alochwee, Rebecca Cryer. Theopolt Fetter
joan IT, Harris. VIM. HeSSier, David Hagerty. NIL
Ter Jones, John Mayer, Henry Middleton, Henry
l. wendell E. II. Engel and E. L. johnson. They
also diSapproved James ID. Donneuy and Henry
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ard OF the ISL h meridian, viii advances Baltimore
time six minutes and twenty-eigHt seconds. goes
INTO effect here at noon to morrow. All trains on
the Baltimore and Ohio. Pennsylvania ami other
roads, VIII leave BY the new time, and city time
reckoned by IL.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS. FOR PRINTING WOODEN TAGS
AND METALLIC LABEL CASES FOR MAIL
BAGS
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WAsHISGToN. d. c.. Oct IS, 1899.

6-rarate Sealed Proposals Will b. received If s De-
paTtrll' 1T untu NOON ON THE THIRD DAY OF DE
DEhbiR 1913 f,'r furnishing by contract Printed
NOu-tA laa-S har te sajrs Of this Dcpar: !,icnt IN
susa Quantities AMI 81 such times may required.
aud ordered dIGr year. from the rst day anu
airy lS~s also for furnishing il like manner and FOR
tie IrTiod Mriai!.c Lab, Cases Ike the SAMPLES;
81 TIL Department
Tt Proposals EISt 20 IN accordance with the srcc-
S@v4. and forms which Viii Ia furnished sIi,Iica-
toii - iuer 70 TIE second Assistant Postmaster Gen
era!
II contacts viieh may b. made Will be IN coUfOr.
NIT 9. si ard tie accepted PROPOSALS
". Q GRESHAM.
o-'-IaN4w Postmaster General
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C0ncre>smcn in Town.

A LIST OF SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES, AND
WHERE rHEy ARE CHARTERED
Tie following members OF Congress have arrived
In the City, and located at the places designated
SENATORS
Beck, James r.. Ky, Ial3 X ST. NV.
B B H. w, " H., POI East Capitol st.
holph, Joseph y, Greg. Isi6 81.
Eimunds, George f.. VI. IiIi Mass ave-
Garland, A. H.. ARK, 1899 Mass. ave.
Gibson, Randall. La, 1873 Il. l. ave.
Jonas, F. f.. La, Portland Flats.
Jones. c. W. Fla, 1868 est
Logan, John A., III sl2 lath ST
Miller, j. T., al, 1915 Conn ave.
Morgan, John T., Ala, Il3 lst st ne.
MonIll, J. :, Vt, VI ave. and NJ 81.
Pugh. James l., Ala, 1913 r. ave.
sherman. John. Ohio. 1919 II IA. w
Vance, Zebulon b., y. G. 1G21 Mass ave.
Vest, George IL, Mo, 40 Il.
Voorhees,, ID. w, Ind, Portland Flats
REPRESENTATIVES.
Adams. George E. III, 1902 VI. ave
Anderson, ). A.. Kan. li2i y. Y. ave.
Barbour, J; s. Va, Ia d st.
Ei-bee, H., Fla. l7ll y II.
Calkins, W. H.. Ind. los 18Th st.
Cariisie, j. G., ~, hisgS heuse.
Cox, : s, y. Y. Dupont circle.
Davis. G. II, m 1904 q Il.
Gibson. O, ". Va. Ga Z. Capitol st.
Glascock, j. r.. cal. 1922 Conn. ave.
Henley, r., Cal, 1873 =. H. W.
Herbert, II. A, Ala. 1924 . st.
llIli, W. D.. ohio, 1929 T. II n W
HOPKINS, J. A., Pa. 1924 18th ST
JJetiords, L, Miss. Arlington hotel.
Mason. j. n, Iowa. !r1i 18TH 1t.
Keller, j. W. Ohio, Ehhitt house.
Kellogg, W. T., la. lllaTd hotel
kctchaIn, J. H.. y. y. 1929 X 1T.
lie Feyre Hen. ohio Nofmiey'S hotel.
Mackey, Il. w. NJ. \ q. il.3 Curoordn St
Manning. Van H.. Miss. 2)S y. j. ave.
Ndt>nn, {. e, Ind, leo { II. n.
Atiit'f. y. r. fcN., Metropolitan hotel
Mills, X. q, Texas, 1il5 q 81.
Mitchell. {. L.. Conn. Arlington hotel
ocliltiUc, Thomas y. Texas. 1919 81.
bGry. h. W, AMI. lHs q. II.
iayeUn, Lewis l., III. lii5 q ST. W.
PRYOR. Luke, Ala. Metropolitan
RE-N, jas NJ, III. National hotel
ki>'sIaiS, ". -. Cal. II.
EoweH, i. II. III, HIS - II n W.
RYAN, iAomtS, hao. 23s North Capitol St
>lnEi or, l.. T., Idaho, Ntirnal hotel
So um. u. ", y. y. sl7 18th 81
Springer, ". NJ, IN. National hotel.
Thompson, 4. a., nv. al lath H. a. W.
MAID e. o., Ind, ia -. n. e.
" nlp.", EdWald. y. T.. Portland
M"llh"rn". %. itN. g{g N II.
Wilkins, w.. onto, labp * ~
',"u, ". l.. ". IA. JOS Il. n. w
C, Tenn, VI Sopuli'sn hotel
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A College Football Contest.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Nj, Nov. l7-tn game OF
football between Rutgers College ald the UnIver-
sity OF pennsylvania, the following score made:
Iennsylvtnias, goals, one tolcn down. Rutgers,
nVe saieteS, or eighteen TO nothing i'll favor or the
uuSylyauiaS
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Burned to Death.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. IA fire occurred this
morning In the cigar store No 25Ol Germantown
avenue. and Chas Malard, a Ieeble-minded young
man, persisted Ia the flames
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Mr. AMI Mrs " d CABEi.I~ PRINCIPALS: Prot q r.
Mason LATIN and Mathematics. irof : NJ. Shuc (Col
rnhian soleTel History. Moral and Mental Plnoso-
III ana LONE; Prot. A. \ skinner Nat Obs Astron-
with cApcImcns} Miss APPEL German; Mad. C4-yre-
lo,,t tDIlonee de rAcadeIile DE- Paris FRENCH Miss
a. X Garrison and Prof. Marye. English: Miss VI Cay
u HES ltthes Prof Anton Glc-tz.r. Instrumental
NtSlC Miss IL. EvrcnOIiti Jones Vocal Music Prof g.
& NJ sstr Art Drawing and Painting Mrs. Collier
lass Drawing and Decorative Art Miss j Oh stncy
taIstienics aud ECcUi, Il. Prof L. q Marni Dan ing
n ranches not nam d the best instruction provided
= yr terms and other particulars apply to the
II rIiiS al j.. IL and IA I'm street ne La
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containing large number OF persons. were burned
at South Chicago this morning A number or per-
sons made narrow escapes ;iS the fiimeS spread
very rapidly Peter MOUTH WAS sufocated, and his
body was burned to crisp The loss is $4,000.
The insurance Is Slight.
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L DEOIT DINING ROOMS FOR LADIES AND
q, Hti''uru- 81 It f.itrut aiirr. E.u
l,r Nal - ccI5t> - Nal 1srf.ts - Comfortable
DnI i5 Tot iat!i.> ara. fs.uiiiaz up StLs:s ais
Aid itECLrS served iron. b = - : g. ~.
l4S J ". IF, vi. Prom.
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No Respite for Chisholm.


NEWARK, Nj, Nov. 17..Goy. Ludlow has nOti-
fed the counsel OF Chisholm, convicted Of murder
that he could not grant respite
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Cant. Walker Retired.

Capt. Walker Retired.
The President to-day directed that Capt John p.
Walker. VI the 81 cavalry, 10 placed upJl the
tired list lie will proceed at Ohce to III, home In
Georgetown, Ohio.
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DENTISTRY.

DEN 10 Il
H. STARR fAkSONS CORNER grH AND
- rf't& J. W EIiiitts Specially also the cure If
too@!4r wtE,t eNtracII, local aiseSti h, tic. S,i
on IN Eii.IS. ALE Ot ,lYrIi
II lUC HAVE TOOTH ACHE
II It. y l. SCOTT.
100 + stIcct OrtIIStst
can Cur II aId SIsc The iuUth o1;-rrns
RtNDAiL rAiSoNs u II. s OFFICE ;ND I,Fs-
Ia rce 41> ~ st.ert northwest over H.a'.tyIi-'s
p StJr Al Lsn'cLss Of I~EtIstry sh.ll.Hily Per
I1i7t tsaa E4''u 10 Thousands with must pleasant
r-t!t-, day 'I i.sit- 1 I'll Stlr~ IN Ell,
HI. ~ r. Dt.NIIST. 1l5 linn STREET NORTH
Teeth tc Tor 81 lS'gactus without Pain 5n cents
14A - iat4oli> Mali"Ltttl jsJ-tin'
NE HaE1IIblN GRADUATE OF PENNSYI-
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neon ri Inn "a Iattos ala. the public generally
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A ETHICAL TEETH MAIK BEFORE AND IN
"A sffttd Immediately after natural teeth
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LIEUT. j. w. GRAYDON has withdrawn his resig-
nation from the navy. and left Mare Island navy
yard to-day on the Alert for the .S,tic squadron.
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CRIMINAL COCRT-.Trdge UNfje.
To-day, Win. Thomas John harris alas HOlerr
t. Harris, larceny: reroguiHanre forfeited. Archie
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