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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-02-21


in It."
It was the last act Of new comedy,
and the house. half empty at the start,
was nearly deserted. only q few dead
heads remaining. The curtain went up
and the leading man began with his
line, care we alone?'' The utility man
glanced over the auditorium and an
swered, in tragic tones, eve arer' For
the Arst and the last time the audience
laughed.
II think" said 3 vegetarian, once, in
conversation, 'that when man lives
on beet he becomes something like an
OK; it he eats mutton he begins to look
sheepish; and If he eats pork, may he
not grow to be swinishP' THAT may
n" said his friend; "but when a man
ives on nothing but vegetables, ] think
e is apt to Be pretty small potatoes"
A gentleman at party the other
vening. seeing some wax fall from q
,nandelier on that part Of q lady's dress,
Tho sat next to him, not great way
9om her bosom, Immediately took out
is watch and CLAIMED one Of the seals
,on It., "Bless n,t.. sir" said the ladv.
hat are you d, p'' .Only trying
make animpre on you, madam .:
replied. z
Mira, Peter Sci Il y is one Of these
ladies who take eh better care, Of
their animal pets n they do Of their
children. She has cot q pet poodle by
the name Of Eide. Yesterday, Mrs.
Schinsky'ss little boy. Bob, asked his
mother: ''Shall ! give Fido this piece Of
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-02-21

No family should b. .1iShout LYDIA q. PINKHAUN
LIVER PILLS They euro constipation, biIou4asas
and storpdity OF the liver. Is cents rer box. a
So AoId by all Druggists. 1R
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-06
Transfer~ OF Real Estate.

Deeds I'm fee have been recorded as follows: Thns
weaver 10 heodCre l. HohrooS, sd. 1913. si6 800
Cnapln Brown 10 James II. Mari. ioiS aDdG bio <
l, Browns sub Mt Pleasant: S4.45c James ii MARI
10 IL T. Pairo, same properly: si.12 J. .; Knox,
commissioner. Ia John Rove, lots II and 10 boz;
z, Ivy city; 1925. 4 Francis 10 hamilton TurIey,
part So I96; 81 200 !. r. Wilson ct al 10 limo,
r Green. sub %, So. Tes ssolo. sJane e HerO.d et
AZ 10 George NJ. Miller, lot -. So go s. I
r wilson ct al 10 Timothy T. Green lot ~. 50 -
~ Oo John g. ONeara 70 Mary V. ONleaI.l mari
SUD- g. 81. 399 SEQ Virginil {. Pead 81 N ~ 4.
Is Newhuser, parts l2 ana Is. 81. 400. ~ ono h. ].
hlii TO +. j. cross. sub lots Il ana So 81 - ssesl
Mary Finn 10 John r. Arms, parts >iins A. ~ an 4
~, 50. 40, 5. j. 7. Arms TO u. Finn same pron-
erty; 3. L. @. Kinball ct a. % SARAH h. john
son, lot IA, block :, lie Droii Park: -. w Gutter
10 O. w Scarf. sub. -, SO. 3Sf: $500 T. I. hol-
brook TO Washington BrIck Narnine COMPANY -,
lOS 1850 Minerva {. he Kay Ia l. >islniyci ana
Z: Schneider. loi Q, ST 92 - yOlSy7 Caarter OAK
Lie insurance Comp ny TO .John Is. Slater. sub g.
50. !Se; $lO0o Eliza J. kncpp TO Alice " ouer-
ginger, part 2, 50. 1885, 800. &C c. T. Cobb To X IL
;: Leopold. lot~ To ii, block 2, Browns sub NJ.
Peasant: sa,fS j. A. Frank 10 ". q. Pauello.
SUB. lot 9. so 1873. 500 j. /. Lehman 10 SARAH F.
Howard, SUB lots Ia ana Is 81 e25: ssO0 7. Mcbraw
j. D. Brosnan. sub ~. 80 $50 $4t0. ElIza A. Wn<nt
CT al 10 Jos Il. Moore sub -, sd 9.2 - 800 Mary
howard 10 Henry Z. Thompson. sub 81 50 ial;
$l,i25 Jerome Wise 70 ) r.. Middleton, part sub.
8, 81 BOG: 8 500 f. E. Barnes 10 Chas T. and j.
NJ stewart. part II. 81. s6S; SLAB ii. Alexander
70 r. D. Dudy. sub. lot 4, 81 So -. 400 Warner ani
SNYDER trustees, TO NJ 4. Mitchell, lot 80, 81 216:
- $50 j. A. Clarke, trustee, TO john L. vogt, part
II, 50. Il; s..
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Latest Foreign News by Cable.

THE p Pc AND SECRET SOCIETIES.
DUBLIN, Dec. 6.-1he pope has sent congratula-
tory letter to Cardinal AicCabe, commenting his
pastoral letter, which was read In the Cat hOlc
churches OF his diocese on Sunday last, denuncia-
tory OF secret societies.
ARRESTING ANARCHISTS IN PARIS
PARIS, Dec. 6--OrdeiS have been issued for the
arrest OF the persons VINO signed the an rchiSt pIa
cards which We're poStel in the disorierly parts OF
the city yesterday. notifying the worhingmen 10
meet In 'front.' OF the BOurSe on Friday. Seven OF
the sgners have already been arrested
-AE INTERNAL MACHINES PRISONERS IN LONDON ON
TRIAL
LONDON, Dec. 6-At the Bow street police court
this morning VIM. Wolff, the socialist, and the
trenchman, BOndurand. were brought up, charged,
under the explosion act, with h wing I'm their pos
session explosives substance for an unlawful pur-
pose They were arrested on the 22i ult, two
Internal machines being found at VOLTS house In
Vincent square. Major Majendle, Inspector uf eX-
ploa1ves, depo5ed that the machines, Ii used, would
have caused dangerous explosion.
AN IRISH FARMER MURDERED
CORK, Dec 6-The body OF a farmer with the
head smashed has been found in The highway at
Mil street. a small village near Cork.
BISMARCK PROPOSES A REFORM.
BERLIN, Dec ct Is stated that Prince Bismarck
intends TO introduce In the reichstag bill modify
Ing the system Of elections for members Of that
body. The plan proposed requires that a success
tui candidate must have only plurality OF the
votes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-06
AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
<,HANCFPy SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIHIPROVED PROP RIY

I AND UNI,IPKoVED PROP RIY.
~ virtue of decree of the supreme Court Of the
ilre I'm day ef octcter A D. Isl IN Cause So LII
O'. shal sell at public auction in froIt OF the prem
S rs ctlv-y the io OwInR described Real Estate.
situate II tie city of Washington. district Ut Columbia
on WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER FIFTH. 1883. at
III Re O'CLOCK P. NJ parts Of sub-lots l. 60, 20 II
end basement Brick Dwelling with mansard roof. and
Bick Stable * on the northwest corner of 9th and
% On str ct By sad dept 56 Of Is feet to public al
In SAFE DAY. AT 400 O'CLOCK ~. rsrt lot /.
SONAR q improved bya three-stOry brick dwelling
on SANE DAY. A 40 O'CLOCK P. NJ. part lot
/ sGuar 353 improved b, two-story frame dwelling.
on IHUi.sDAY DECEMBER SIXTH AT O'CLOCK
ra6 g IONS Ie e. and S ist s sr Two uo ,wS
II SAME DAY. AT s:45 O'CLOCK P NJ. sub 10. 4s
square ca improved by two-sOry brick dwelling No
AS con on SANE DAY AT 4;ao O'CLOCK P. NJ, SUBJ
frame dyIz No soI ;th street nnSthssst ;
t'CL0' Nj sub lots l56 and I5S square Sos one i'm
S E DNe hi!sa SSs 5 AND AND en- by
lia stree :, h g, 81 ~ oar, oo
square ~. imiroT,d by tn eestory and BASEMENT
Brick Dwelling. No lSiO Vermont avenue northwest
Of SANE pay. AT 4:9o O'CLOCK P ~. sub lots 81
ana - sGulFe ~ unin proved or Rhode Island ave-
icrlns. as TrescIioe by said decree as follows:
@ in rr equs snans r az saJs aHG sh
viii lEt,>t at twelve ard eivhteen months from
the day u sale Tor which shall De PASSED the proInssory
notes y tue istr or uTrlasers secured by deed
deeds oi tr1l-t Eion the property all ash at option
OF the 'lrchaS or purc has rs derost Of 90 will
b cqUG ed 1t time OF sale property 9th and
streets - on the Vermont avenue property. and 100
on each 81 the remainder. AL sCIs and record
ing 1t the expense OF the nci.as.r purchase s.
Terms To- b. culni with III te days Other wise the
Trustee reserves the night to resell the property the
IsE ald cost OF he deaulIng purchaser purchasers
all i've lays notice.
Flats ot the respective properties viii be exhibited
At the time sale.
THOMAS r. JONES Trustee
National Savings Bank.
J. 4. COlDN ILL. Auct- n22-l2t
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nlED.
nrrr11Nn n.u.a--. /,

BfEGLiNG. on "Wednesday. Decemt,er sen. - N
Lille Bsivn s ons year tsS a sSa II ' sss iS s
FnaTr 9l, ,sn ID. ssn,. rsnc No lsss se.ssh
FIlti,ls reSI-A,t ully iHs,ts-i O, si.rsd
% az . q S s.s SIS. I'D d f:. Ssq s
a. Il saveutern n. liza.
hg sds w ~ - b. . r,a., ~ los, sels
friends RESPECTFULLY invited 10 stt.nd
SAM "a hSS "S Dc S.%ffh "r r.. j ; r., 81.
Carter. la the seventy fifth year of her ase :.
Oh: could We esil our mother TACK
For never sssin another
fi up iicr vacant p.n,o.
No uev-r sszin can another
With l"art warm and s,s,tiA
Aud s.ice II lowing sound.
Oh. she 40 kind aud svntlA
How give hsr ups
nov 8 can W. SUI i've on and drtnk
s.qlesst sgndsy he oh insssnt Al 2so o'clock p ID.
Relatives and friends ii,vit.d .
na pddizR Eon hrs e ns al ns
tn late Daniel Carroll. " Dud dinxton ssrs seventy.
Funeral from 81, Peters church ct 10 ocio.k a m.
idTy "a, III instant Friends Of the tsaniy n
GALLtHtR On Sunday evening n-srsnher 2. 1854
Of his home m this city. alter long fsss John W
virginia., in the hfty-e.ehth ys~r Of his are.
IhChEi. On ec.anbr g. 1894 of spinal mss,iuxifis
E icslJ d kos IA .en Of james aud Msasde A
NJ P1g q. Al gslt on Friday rum lsrss r-anc
QUIN. Al his residence 7 r ssr.a noythvv~a n.
ornieer 5th 1873 I HAMILTON QUIN. ard forty-svs
The funeral win take plac~ from his late rcusdss,cs
frlay pes,eineef sth 9, hall IsSi thrsr O'CLOCK HI
,, MsmsoN op Wednesday,, Decemser eth 1854 MARY
HsrIy and ssI i year md ~ days only d.sxbsE q
Funeral Fiday. pec.lnber 7th 1t 10 80 m fruu ~
,aence o. lsrenis No sos I'd street southeast
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TeIegrapIlic Briefs.

Patrick MacFarland, who was arrested for thu
murder OF Phoebe Pauilin, at Grunge. n. j., proves
to be innocent, and will be discharged at once.
The elevated railrO I'd suit was continued to-day
redirect examination OF S. II. Kneeland was be.
gun.
The Trenton IN. j. iron company closed theil
and fifty hands are thrown out OF employment. II
is expected that work will be resumed on Monday
at reduced wages
Wheaton's meat market, Miss Gilbert's millinery
storn, Davis photograph gallery and slr. Cum
mings law Office at Deposit, N. Y, were destroyed
by fire this morning.
The Salem. Ind wooden mills, which have been
idle for two months, were burned last night The
loss is SIS COO The fire Is suppc ed to have been OF
tncendilry origin
The stockholders Of the Cedar Rapids. Iowa Falls
and Northwestern railway have voted to Increase
its capital stock from s6,OOO,O00 to SIS, 600 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-06
TNRY COLLEGE LOTTERY.

f3o0oD FOR a
Fourth reguisr monthly drawi,x vfu ain ulacp n -
HAsonle Hall. Masonic Temple Building "a Louievf =
THURSDAY, DECEMBER q lisa
LAWFUL LOTTERY AND FAIR DRAWING.
SEarieitc Iy the Legislature of Ky and tV1ce 49,
seai 10y the hi<bes Court in the stste Bood evsa .
payment vi al Irizks sold
REVOLUTION IN SINGLE KUNBR
DRAWINGS.
~ Every ticket holder his own saspervipor csn -
out the nuuIlsr his ticket aad ree tie
nuiii,s-r ON the tnC Placed in the glsr< In his pren
Ihese ds~ings win the i.st Thursdny q 49,
mouth Head tie nSIlincs.nt
DEcEMbEk SCHEME
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IArAl Noge~.

me congressional Club have placed on record IA
me Recorder Of Deeds Office certificate OF inc0--
goTauon }. Carter harbury, Louis A. Dieter ana
a. r.. Ni.iett are the incoIpCraIorS
Mlllam Lee and Henry Hamilton. colcred.
charged with entering the house OF MT William 4
LOFTS, No SiS Isl street, about two weeks rgo IN
ltle io.ce Court To-Day Sfived an examination
ana bonds were fixed At 81 NCn In each case
NE Junior ArEonauts Social Club has hssn or.
canned with the following officers l. Rousssr prs
tuenE D. Jones, vice President; e. Hunter, secre-
treasurer. -
NeTdlan Lodge, No. 8, F. a. A. VI, have elected
tle Io!aoWing ohlceTS jefferson Thomas, w. ";
James i. Haf11s, $ W; Geor se 6ainor J. ". Fred.
tafy.
COL rockwell to-day sent three In ndsorne baskets
on MOWERS from the Botanic Garden 10 senators
but.sf, Lamar, and Ransom, at The Metropolitan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-06

THE ATTACK OF CERTAIN OLD LINE JOURNALS
Il upon tie ,zl kssei VI IND Lie Association Vas
Intended 70 utterly rum business. on, it
have had the OppJst effect for u ole SiDF, lay last
caontE GYi'i a.ioas received for $40 0U 1Sur-
ance ASSESSMENT No 10 us, collected brought in
esSOOO lLe rsrrve fund excptas S1CO go which
ttnz nv sted - bonds o. the trustee the Cen
IRA l<l~t Company u N-w iOSk The Association
pietec IL tfd Year II October and has already wron
iAoH certificates royeriI SO 20 GOO VI insurance The
admission ee and years dues IL advance $50
eoOoo and so On $1,000 The annual dues for ex-
renses q Tor tseE G0e certificate The
easements tor crsth claims II ax1 IS 81 each
~ ~ ne csFfifest. - p : - - 81 -
90 So are % Oie fourth II ech assessment goes
MO tHs les T'S tulu ittJ,ct III, t, ay asx. lSt
la - sAd extra mortality aud ilsiIr, Once
lbCy Il street
Eis IY KNIGHT Cs,srsl ..zs,+
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The Marker

BALTIMORE. Dec. 6.-Virginia Sizes consolidated,
46: do second s"ips SO: ten -forties "a do new
threes "a: North Carolina skies oil lO3 bid to-day
lOa. Flour without change an. quiet Whtat-southern
scarce and firm western east and inactive: southern
red Hal. IA: do amber. l2aI Is; No l MARYLAND.
LI2aaa1 l2H; No. western winter red spot lore
I07k; Decelnber l07S bid; January. IO9Hal O9E
quiet and easy: western ier and quiet southern
white, 55a57; do. yellow. 5sa60: western mixed and
&c ha63. steamer s3a56. Oats very dull and irmer 10
tone-sonthern 3sa44 western white 4oa44 do mixed
and Unclaimed Provisions dull aud unclaimed.
Eegs firm So; ickled dull 2Oa22 Petroleum unchanged
Coffee dul.Rio careoes. ordinary to fair llal2.
whisky steady. 11sa1 1871, Freights to Liverpool per
steamer unchangeI. Receipts-nour 25S5 barrels:
1000 bushels. shipments-wheat II 600 bushels
Sales-wheat BOG 900 bushels: corn. 1888 600 bushes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-06

To ANSWER A CHARGE OF PASSING FoRagp
CHECK.-In the Police Court, this morning. the
case against MI. W. s. Whiteford, charged with at
tempting to pass check on the National Bank
the Republic, purporting to be signed by MI Wash
ton s. Baldwin, paying teller OF the Bank OF TIN
iepublic, testified as TO the presentation OF Thu
that he could not cash It unless he would get Mr.
Williams to come over and say It was all right Mr.
/. j. Ryder, who was In the bank at the time iden
tined the defendant Mr.. Williams TESTIFIED chat d
such check Was ever given by him. The court heI.
Nhtetord for tho action Of the grand jury an
ixsd bal g SAOG Whitseud: Was sent - jam.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-06

iHE THREATENED LYNCHING IN ALABAMA
Another attempt was made I'm Birmingham Ala
to lynch PoSey, the cOlored man who assaulted a
little white girl The authorities are now guarding
the jail with $50 state troops armed WITH Spring.
Held rifles, and bicked by eating and rife guns
The mayor issued his proclamation yesterday call
Ing upon the citizens to preserve the peace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-06

A DIVORCE CASE DISMISS ED.-The divorce case
OF John w. Miller agt. Anna NJ Miller filed Noyeln-
Der oath. has been dismissed by plslniln
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A Desperate Suicidal Attempt.

CINCINNATI, Dec. GA. c. AyreS, the local ticket
agent Oh the Cincinnati Northern railroad, who was
arrested last night Tor ENLIGHTENMENT, made most
desperate attempt this morning In the central STA
uon house TO commit suicide. He cut his wrists
with broken glass, thrust 4 sharpened lead pencil
deeply into his neck. and then USED pocket comb
La an effort to cut hi, throat THIS he says he ii
at o'clock, and then lay in the utmost agony,
hoping iur death. lie is young man good lam
ily, and his friends say his mind is unbalanced.
his condition is critical
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A Generous REQUEST.

CHICAGO, Dec Goldman Wheeler, OF this city,
VINO has already NJ lde number OF valuable be-
quests TO the Episcopal church, has decided the
church valuable tract OF land In the western divi-
Sion OF the city. and advanced 1900 600 toward the
erection or church preparatory school. The de-
sign to pe after TN 1t OF OXFORD prominent fea-
tuie OF the structure being chapel and library
or 1000 volumes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-06

James 3. Kesne denies the report that be has
failhd s->'
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Scenes at n Tenement House Fire.
NEW YORK, Dec. Ga fire broke out early this
morning In tenement house In the rear of No IS
Nott street TWO men jumped from third story
window and were unhurt MANY rushed to the roof
ana escaped tol nsighborng building by an iron
stairway. MS Bridget Martha. an Old WON, n
rushed through the aiming stairway to the street.
ana had her face and hlnis badlv burned After
her came an aged man named Slenan, whose hi nds
were burned and hair SilIged. When the firenlen
entered the building they found the apparently
llfeeSs body OF Mrs julia McGr tth on the third
floor. She had fallen. overcome by the smoke Her
death is momentaliiy expected.
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A Sea Of Lava.
THE STRANGE STORY TOLD BY A MARINER CONCERNING


BosT0N, Dec 6-The bark BeSse Baker, from
Manila Nay 3d. via Batavia. which arrived here to-
day brings m Interesting story OF he Java earth
Quake She reports that on August q. Babie Island,
bearing n. by W., distant five miles. at daylight
noticed a heavy bank rising from the westward
which continued to rise until it became obscu.ei,
the barometer suddenly falling to 80 40 and
g In suddenly rising at jump rom
29 40 TO 30 10 Had everything frIrled. and had no
sooner let go the port anchor when heavy
showers OF sand and ashes began fall
Ing This was about noontirne Then II
became darfer than the darkest night, the
WIND blowing perfect hurricane and the sea per-
fectly smooth. heavy rumbtng like thunder
was heard continually, the sky was lighted by
flashes or lightning and strong smell OF sulphur
pervaded the air, making 1t difficult to breathe
Altogether. II formed one OF the widest and most
awfu! experiences imaginl bic. The tide was set
ting strongly to the westward throughout the gale
at a rate OF IA knots. The sky became clearer AT 3
pm. though the ashes continued to fall On the
ssih, While pas, ing through the straits OF Sunda
we saw large number or dead bodies. and the
water for miles was covered with trees and ashes,
the sea for GOO miles being fieid OF lava
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1HOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT
S 81, re- N SATEhp a i DECEMBGR EIGHTH.
Embracing every dtscrpto of Hoils hold Furniture
Severa ri mos. Fine Mirrors &c: Carpets Druggets
Cooking and He tin Stoves e..
ALSO AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
Carriages Buy lies. Phaetons and Wagons d6-2t
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A Mysterious Bottle.


AN EPISODE DURING 4 HILLSDALR CHURCH ENTER.
TAINMENr
Thos 8. Solomon, colored, was charged In the
Police Court to-day with assault1ng Minnie Wood
The alleged assault was committed "Thanksgfvtug'
night, during an entertainment at the Mt Zion
Methodist church, at Hillsdale. Miss Wood stated
that during general disturbance in the church
the defendant took out OF his vest pocket bottle
containing, as she supposed, vitriol. and
threw the contents over her garments, ruin
ing them. Several other witnesses said
they had their clothes ruined by the con-
tents Of the bottle The defendant denied
having any bottle, but said that he had knife In
his hand. He said Minnie Wood was going to SUE
him for breach OF promise OF marriage. Judge
parties had better enter suit for damages
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TORONTO ONT, Dec. 6.-There is nothing in the
so-calied dynamite explosion last night. The
Gtt0e TO day. referring To Ii, says: Some mis-
chievous boys last evening placed fire signal on
the street railway track near the corner OF McCau
and College streets A wheel OF an approaching
car passed over it, causing it to explode With great
VIC ence. The shock threw the car from the rails
damaged some OF the underworks, and disabled the
car. / ne thIte or four Passengers on board We're
badly shaken up, but no serious damage Was done
TO any one The Juvenile dy namiters made good
thelr escape, and search for them Is as yet fruit
less
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TIL - EVENING,
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auc.iOneera

tTALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneera
FOSTERS GREAT SALE
OF Inc English AMI American Books EVERY NIGHT at
NENFN O'CLOCK 1T Williams auction rooms. corner
IOth and .lnSy lvana aygIu LARGEST sock ever in
Washington. Hundreds of OF the best Books pub
llShel elnbr cling History Fiction theology Science
A. Hoc2sphy Encyclopedias Poetry. fine Illustrated
II lCIsy Oks juveniles by box single volume,
FaInlit and Pock Bioirs. Prayer Books and Pnoto-
era! Albums all all immense stock OF the most
desirable Books published chance to repenish
~; ale and found lew ones The stock must be sold
PrlVate "a ulI4ln1 the day at auc ion prices.
H-6-2w ii WALTER b " ILLIAMS 4 CO. Aucts
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CINCINNATI, Dec. 6-The board OF arbitration OF
tne boot and shoe trade closed its session to-day.
II lasted nearly two months The board adopted
force TIL June %. 1884 Both partis made conces-
sions hefofe the agreement was reached. Six firms
uecnne 10 enter the agreement. but the present
celnoer Sth, by which Tine they may change their
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The COlirts.

CRIMINAL CorRT-Jsff0P Wf1ie
Joun Reed. tapping water main without permit.
peaded guilty aud was sentenced TO a me OF ,Sa
John j. Torrens, sunday bar guilty: moiion IA ar.
rest OF Judgment Levi Fanss.iver unts,n ~, bar
recosnizan forfeited Geo. ". Cooper, w licensed
oar, not guilty.
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BIsHoYs n.upuon1xr

BIsHops CAupHoRrxr-
tor Chspred bands and IIps- removes Sunhfrr,
arc rtuetrs II" skin beautifully SOFT and Smooth
nno l. invsiua14r :oF the Toilet Price 25c PEI
bottle IN IL AID Eot satlsneu return sue oottle
aDo have tns IIoEey re.r-5esi
SasS-is~S rs l. - BISHOP Drugxfst
49, stl street. eOirsr Il stree, northwest
ee3s Washington. d. c.
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How the ssSupe.,, Make II Paw.

CHICAGO. Dec. 6,-Thrpe supernumPraries at the
Grand Opera House have been arrested upon SlSpi-
cton or committing various heftS viii h members
or dramatic trounes and opera companies have re-
ported Jewelry was found in their possession and
Identified as stolen property. In the rOoIn OF
CT the accused the police found fifteen watches and
other property OF a like nature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-06

A COTTON SALE OF THE NORTH TWENTY FEET
"A FRONT BY DEPTH Of ONE HUNDRED AND
IHlRTl FEET OF LOT 9 SQUARE II. On TIE
TMEEN STREET AND RHODE ISLAND AVE
NUE. NORTHM EST
On sATURDAY: DECEMBER EIGHTH. 1888 atsEa$
fOUH O'CLOCK H.. Will be sold at public auc-ssS5T
Gon In front Of the premises the above desirable
Lot.
Terms: one-third cash; and the balance in six
twelve and eighteen months with interest at six pe
cent per annun by deed Of trust all cash at
option OF purchaser 90 deposit at time of sale and
all conveyacinx at cost Terms to be com
Piled with in seven days.
d3-5t J. T GOODWILL Aucf