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A Frigh,ruI Rnflrc,a acc,a...

THREE CARLOADS OF woEKiSGNKN THROWN pov-u
AN EABASKNESr.
ROCHESTER, n. Y. Nov. Ia-At half-psss o,c,or,r
THIS morning West Shore railroad consr r1lcfion
tram was thrown nom the track and thre box cara
ioautN with workmen, were sent down the einhank'
nlenI All the wOrkmen were reported more or less
uu. ana several had legs and arms broken and
shuaiS fractured one man was horribly mutulated
anu IL sun under the wreck The wounded men
mefe taken 10 savannah The cause of the acca-
u,uI was broken journal Thirty men in all were
thirty feet high
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District Government Affairs.
A FILTHY ALLEY.

A FILTHY ALLEY.
complaint has been made to the Commissioners
OF the filthy and unhealthy condition OF alley be-
tween 9Th and 10th and II and streets northeast.
LIQUOR LICENSES.
Applications for liquor licenses were approved by
tne commissioners as follows Marshall Ford, Den
nSon ID. Kelley and John ID. Sullivan.
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ry,HOS. L. PARLETT, Auctioneer.

FSNHOS Il. PARLETT, Auctioneer
SPECIAL AND PREPARATORY SALE OF FINE
MAICHED TEAMS. SINGLE DRIVERS AND
SADDLE HORSES, DIRECT FROM KENTUCKY
viii be sold at the Bazaar Nos e. Is and CT North
Calvert street. Baltimore. Md. on THURSDAY MORN
!rS. MoE HE FIFTEENTH. AT HALF-PAST
One pair Bay Gedinss, years old 49,! hands high,
very Stylish well broke and prompt drivers. fearless of
stealn warranted sound.
Pair Dark Bay teldings. years old, 16 hands high
very stylish H broke and prompt drivers, fearless of
steam warranted sound.
Oie Steel Gray telding. old 16 hands high of
me bone and action powerful going horse trot
h tier than 2:5A): warranted sound
one Black Mare. Years old, 15I1 hands high very
Stylish has six different and distinct gats kind and
Gentle in harness of the finest saddle mares the
state; warranted sound
One Very Handsome Dapple Gray Geldng. years old
l6i hands high perfect family horse eau tr0t i'm $50
suitable for coupe family carriage; warranted
sound
Also
THREE OTHER BAY SINGLE DRIVERS
! call special attention of purchasers to the above
sale as the stock has been selected with by
The undersigned i'll Kentucky also invite parties to
call and examine them and ride drive them any time
before the sale. THOMAS NFEJY
IHOS. f. PARLETT, Auct. n12-3t
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LIMITED STATES MARsHAL,s SALE

BY virtue of writ Of yenditioni exponas issued out
of the CT. rks Office Of the Supreme Court of the Dis
ric of Columbia and to directed. will sell at pub
IL, sale for cash at No lGO street northwest, on
l ihR 1872 a. Ten O'clock A. all the right title.
ilEdescriled property to wit Household goods con
sstlne of Parlor Bedroom sets Hall and Dining room
frrtUrts Pictures, Paintings. &c. also Top Buggy
Coup" and Pole Carriage and Pole and Lawn Mower
Sc to satisfy vehioni cxponas No 1914 ut law in
favor OF Ablgence H. Brown against Bradley Barlow
defendant. "'
- CLAYTON MCMICHAEI., o. s. Marshal
!ftc' ~" LING. AuCtoneer. nl2-ltn22
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The Winter Gals nj Neunort.

PROvIDENCE K. T., Nov. BIN the last nights
gale fences and trees were blown over at Newport,
ana the roof of Reynolds elevator was blown off
ard capSized on the wharf. The Old Colony, from
New York, was compelled by the severe gale to run
past Newport to Fall River without stopping. An
inch OF ice formed at Newport during the night.
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Latest Foreign News.

A FRESH GUARANTEE OF PEACE.
PARIS. Nov. 13.-Ihe RpIbtijIue Franc GiSe says
the relations Of France and Turkey. which have
been impaired during the past six years, have now
been completely restored, thus forming fresh
guarantee OF peace.
THE SHREWSBURY RACES.
LONDON. Nov. 13.-The Shrewsbury November
meeting opened to-day. The Great Shropshire
handicap race was won by ThehaiS; st. Vincent
second and PiCador third. There were eight
starters.
BRIGANDS CAPTURED.
CoSSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 13.--1he brigandS who re-
Gently attacked an American caravan. and whose
arrest was requested by the British and American
representatives, have been taken into custody.
POLITICAL SPLIT IN PARIS.
LONDON. Nov. ia Paris dispatch to the En-
Change Telegraph company states that the differ
encc5 over the municipal bill have caused split
between the cabinet and the republican Nnion and
that MM.Spulier and Bert radical deputies threaten
to join the opposition.
A MUSIC HALL. BURNED
LONDON, Nov. 13.-The Ragand Music hall, in
Southwark, was burned early this morning
EARL SPENCER'S INSTRUCTIONS.
MANCHESTER, Nov. 13-The Guardians London
correspondent says 1t Is understood that Earl Spen-
Ger, lord lieutenant OF Ireland has been Instructed
by the cabinet to keep peace in Ireland between the
nationalistS and the Orangemen, by discouraging
meetings OF both parties and fOrbidding gatherings
OF either organization II any trouble Is threatened
thereat.
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A Spiritualist's Paper Mulctcd for DAM
ages.

NEW YORK. Nov. 13-The suit for libel brought
yesterday hS the MesSrs Tice Bros, against Jona-
than NJ Roberts, the editor and proprietor of Mind
a.d Matter. a Philadelphia spirituaiistic publica-
ton, was brought to conclusion in the Kings
county supreme court last evening. The suit was
for S30,GD damages. The jury this morning gave a
verdict OF S3O1DO6 damages for each of the plain
tiffS
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WILMINGTON, DEL. Nov. 13.-Sergeant Hugh Nc
Council, OF the city police force, was pursuing
gang of suspected thieves at an early hour this
morning, when one OF them stopped and knocked
him senscless to the pavement. He lay unconscious
for some time, but finally craWled to his home,
where he now lies IN a critical condition. His
Salant. ii is believed. used brass knuCkleS. the
officers face is badly cut. No arrests have been
moup
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No CURE. NO PAY HITEHU RST'S CEDAR
~ BALSAM Is warranted t. Cou,ls Colds Group
4 hroat ana Lung Diseases etc. Six arnlrs a dose Try
IT. III moi satisfied rfurn the cinlty hottie and t Your
THOMPSON. ,s ~ q ,,,,,a
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'sNEOIAS DOWNING, Auotloneer

tHAECEEY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
NEAh 1HE CAilfDI. PARTLY IMPROVED iiI
\ SNAIL FRAME HOUSE.
~ virtue OF dcCr = of TIN. supreme Court of tlc
District II Columbia iiuloI- special torn in {.
sTtA, ~ cause No Sii3. Equity DoaAc; % hrIti,l-I;l
Henry ~ aiti * Cu.tIi ainant and Joseph Willard
y uri','2l which decree PASSED the 18th ,lay uf
Irtns.I a. y i>s:; VIII. on TUESDAY, NOV m.
Eth liz Ifll.l ZENITH GSfIH. A T. 1885 at In.
,ir 81 fp r. NJ III front of the premises offer for
SUI al public auction. lot five CO. stuarn five ham
dr' md seventy six t..t III the city of WASHINGTON
ii>trct II t"i;'m..: rid Lot being partly improved
~ i small fran lon~t. ~
Terms g.: SUE ocribei hy said d.orsc are One
tr g. &" the lCCiia<, money shall t.. raid liz ,,h on
cay 81 % c!i'-tif,t III me year and tlir,, III wo
S'irs me d itrltd iayn' s Ia lear int. and to be
oi third az the pu chase i,l6ey mi,s H.. n,a :, mem
tbs property IL hockS down Convey aI my 81 cost III
purchaser. Henry WISE G4!,NETT
Nc. = Columbian Law luiI,li,,.
T. T.. COLE,
ccIn-ts 401 9th street northwest.
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THE CLOTHING SPIRITS WEaR-In tho KINGS
county a. l.. supreme court yesterday there was
begn the trial OF suit for $50 600 damages brought
by William k. and Thomas S 1ice against Jonathan
NJ Roberts, proprietor OF the Rfnd ana Matter, A
SpliltuailStic journal The plaintiffs exposed the
iieuium when he had concealed on hts person
Dtlefe entering the cabinet clothes which the
spirits Were To wear. and thercupon the defendant
attacked him In his paper
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IN ~, ~ II III, FfA[;AE-E W.. N, :,
-, e. 5j II. - nor. - ); ~, !;
>i5. .l-.Nl =, ;.i.ar..I> MI en-.
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al ~. said ,;S t'UE . o sIi l.: , .,i.s. IL.
ss ;rUs'r to naIc az: W ~. i1s, j. ., fol-
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a ~. aIE.. win fc1rtc. nh str,ai III 80: -
fl = ito.b is;a2, NJ. i, l,-~,'.. ny.
tv, ~, ,," 81 ' - -. I, L.
~ o,:' =: 70, y y.:G.l, ~ Iii =u-,l:,,,. IL .s.
~ ~ - T.. 1T ~ s.e. 60. 81 y l.icti Il III t;.e
,e H., '.,e 81 -, ;, : -, -, q, by t.. t f
sa ~ e. We -; 81 "a ~ -, i[. H. lf''id siE "
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as sss r. a, ~. I, :ris2 5 "a a. " - 4
H., go i 1.ls b hot s,l, led va .in ,, -,
pr h. 't-i'Sii Of tv" :=n'i:.' .t,ie: ia
ttsf f v. -. ''f i ~ II rs r; - 0."
-" ., >lc tFcfu ty tn d -; t"r s-a.tg H..
r. s"l "a tn Dig advertised Al ts,Nr,..c3, -
IL al s4 ..-5- r est
tItDit. = hTpTI .3f
WILLIAM !. IltN,'FLS TON, '''TN''N>-
t1.t 80 I'll street hes, rryvgSt
W - - NA'-''NNAN. tE@tf-;."er. C!T-ASis
" A.':ii sGEoE HCN$i. 4 HD CARRIAGE. BaZAAH
w -. go and NJ is.-5-'...5 ..u.-
h7-;'"~ a-f'.,. SiiC G.: tt,I~-S. CIrtt-ee I.ps:-S
In. : LAY TUESDAY. II i:~iNY ai.,i e.
IEi,i i;.j.,2'i>ti. commencing, at TN O'CLOCK
e., am i..-ir,.- IIo--s on C.rr.,c,. r. ", ,,;
III tia tlsr . i -. to,i >!o~i.r-- u ~. --
\ ~ \SI N,>ft.tj. -. ss,II..r
- ,S5i,' 'i ..l.! I'D al S,i ljr- >t. 8r
Is, ,t27. b.;sicN. tA.r'='> W-:u:e,. it.-'. -
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Death of Admiral Creighton.

MoRKISTowN. N j.. Nov. 10 Admiral J. r.
Creighton of the c. S. navy, who has resided here
trouble. He leaves Il wife, two daughters and
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liz, STEE,S SALE OF DEsIRABI.E REAL ESTATE.
tseNI1Nt ON MARYLAND iNINt /. AND |;
SiEEEI. BEIWEEN FIRST AND SECOND

IL i.'S SAIL or DESIRABLE RIAL ESTATE,
tHeNIlNG ON MARYLAND AVENUE AM, Il
SiHi.I:I BEiMEEN FIRST AND SECOND
Bj yirt. ~ d al OF tr;lst. dated December 60.
-tii! Nd 1871, duly recorded i'll Iihnr No SIS ~
fy IT sea- onSOf the land Tor the Dis
t's If Columbia and at the request W the hold. Of the
n"t<Nt'rd thereby, shall sell the surviving trs
-, ~ from 0f The premises on TUESDAY. No, EN-
III Il ~ LNI1ETH. 1858, at THREE O'CLOCK PM
TIE following described real csat. situate in tho
CITY q Washington. District of Columbia, to wit:
itft az ttltdic numbered seven hundred twenty
siN ti-ot beginning at point Nary land
:.Stiiue one hundred UG0) feet southwestarIy
II ~ n" southeast corner OF said square anil
running thence along said aye1iIe southwest
"d u! twenty i've t25l Ice:. thence at right
aI . said Venue northwcstwar fort three ~
ftci ALI four ~ inc hes. thence north siAt, feet TO
r1 h street thence along said street twenty five.
60 eet i nc. south fifty three (JjJ and six 10
IL he ana tirre to sad avenile ami the place of be
ginning together with tir ililiroveln of
Nv sinai! frame huI!Ss+, noTti. Il street
5ritI> tie-tiilr Ill cash and the balance in and
tNtf" "iitS. with interest at per per uu,:
rt'i 10y deed Of trust on tile property sold ali
cash. at option Of the purchaser deposit If Sls re-
uuir at thC lime of sale ami III; coIIvryaiic am, r..
C'S 4! purchasers cost. Terms to tp. ro,n,et with
III days. otherwise the trustee reserves Tia rft
resell tie iron0r! nj tine risk and cost tie.
purchaser, '.ityr tiv. days ADVERTISEMENT
JOHN j. JOHNSON Surviving Trustee
NOUS No. 32S Il. street northwest
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Though shaken in every Joint and fiber with fever and
ae or bilious remittent the system may vet be freed
from the malignant virus with Hosetters Stomach Bit
ers Protect the system against with this benefcent
an-spasnodic, which is furthermore supreme remedy
for liver complaint. constipation. dyspepsia debility.
rheumatism, kidney troubles aud other ailments
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally nj
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The Bureau Of Nnvtv,,,.-


The annual report OF Commodore ! a wal.er
chief OF the bureau OF navigation, Navy penart.
ment gives the estimates for the fiscal year ending
June 81 1873, at $4sS, l6, OF which amount $50 Oh
Is lot the naval service, and $lSllT6 for salaries
&c The report urges again the erection OF suit anna
Dulldlng In which 10 test compaSssS: mentions the
IN AEeiinen, male on the l. s. s. Trenton In light
ing a vessel with electricity: recommends an an
preparation OF 5000 10 purchase professional books
Ior the naval library renews the suggestion 20 Con-
sreSs 10 adopt the revised international rep,la-
uonS Tor preventing collisions az sea; recomnends
cue continuance or the publication or weekly
mlnn ana current chart; that new surveys be
iuaue OF portions or the north coast ot South Amer
lea, or the Island OF San Domingo and az
various reported dangers in the Pacific ocean.
printing OF publications OF the Naval otserystcry
Inc report states that the Naval Observatory Is
Taas 70 give the time OF any point in the United
states 10 those who are prepared Ia receive H. The
erection OF new buildings for the Naval Observatory
Is strongly urged. Attention Is Invited 20 the sg-
EeS'aon OF the superintendent of the Nautical
Almanac office for the issue of an almanac more
especially adapted TO the use of coastng vessels
LIv. SToCK INSURANCE CoNr,Sy.-Toaav n
cerlllcate OF the Incorporation OF the Live Stock
insurance company was filed with the Recorder of
are Geo H. H. White. Jesse &. Elgood. r. NJ. Draney
Henry Adler JAS L. WIlett, A. w Kelley. Bent0n
Russ ID D. Macarty, c. Z. Duncaason T.. q. Davis,
James l. Harbour, S. Wolf, Chas Baum, W Vol
and +. q. Wheeler
DESTRUCTIVE AND Fatal Conf .GRkTIoSs-A
IRE broke out IN the United states hotel Shenan-
uoah IA, Yesterday. and the high wind which prtN
Vailed added Ia the Jury OF the flames In few hours
the business center OF the tow was In ashes Two
hundred and fifty families were made homeless and
neafly a million dollars worth OF property de-
Stioyed The town authorities have issued an an
peal for help from the charitable as the sufferers
are lett entirely desitute.-Four women Were
burned IN Charleston, :. G., factory fire yester-
uay. Inc lire list Is long one this morning.
REPUBLICAN VIEW OF THE VIRGINIA FrFo-
TloN-CoL j. ID. Brady. chairman OF the ViruInis
republican state executive committee, SAYS that
,ne recent democratic victory I'm Virginia
VIII nave The effect OF arousing the loyal
people or the north 10 such an extent
as VIII Insure the election OF q republican
PRESIDENT In 1884. Col Brady SAYS that thos, per-
Sons " no suppose that senator Malone has given
up do not know the man; that he f. more defiant
IMAM ever. Col Brady attributes the defeat az the
IeadluSter party To the horrible butchey and muir
derlng OF inofensiSc colored men aud the corrupt
Use OF money.
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H1r The NArL OK The Had.
AND YOU WILL DRIVE IT HOME, AND THAT'S
THE WAY
THE MISFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS.
Hits Prices and Sends Out Wonderful Bargains in
FINE CLOTHING FOR BOYS, such as
Suits suits and 0.ercoats at 60 80 worth Sc,
Suits and CvercOats at s.. worth s9
Suits and Overcoats at So worth $40
suits and 0vercoats at s. Worth tbs: SIG f''
Suits and Ovcrcoats; at $40. worth SlS
Suits and Overcoats at $l2. worth $40
FOR MEN AND YOUTHS.
Good Business Suits at 39 worth Sl4
Better business Suits at $40, worth 8I2.
SIIl:Idld Cassllnerc Suits at $l2 worth $40.
B BcE R Rosted Suits Suits at at e. w wSF 60
Black Worsted D. L. Frock Suits rince Albert) at 49,
Black Cloth Suits az S12 worth $40
ReF I ~ p 9 Gleh suits at $l5 worth 1928
wsntn "a Coat
SO. worth $50. 00"'' ~
Chlnchllla OVercoats at SIS. worth $40.
Melton OvercOats at 80 worth Sl2
Splendid Melton Overcoats at $40 worth sls
Black Diagonal Overcoats at sis 80, worth SOS
Liegant Beaver Oysrcoats in Brown Black Blue. at
Fine Fine T r5isot oveeoass at 81 worth so
f1he CorAscrew OTerCoais at $50, worth S35.
An immense variety at s.. $3.50 SO, 81. S. and 6-bar-
For Men and Boys at s. S. So $3 and a. The best in
II MIS- SILT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS.
Make no mistake, and to the of 10th and
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET-At the Queens
town drove yards on the Metropolitan Branch b.
ana o. railroad, three miles from the city, Lewis d.
Means. proprietor, Monday, 2aa head OF cattle were
sou 10 butchers at 4a5t8 ceuts per pound. 1,6ia
31s as cents per pound: Lambs Sac cents. 5 COWS
and calves brought s35aS.5. The state OF the market
was dull
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IRON THE BOSTON "GUARDIANn, FOR SEP.

TSROM THE BOSTON GUARDIAN FOR SEP
I TENDER: The reply of the Mutual Reserve Fund
Life Association to the recent criticisms made il
by old line Journals is of the straiehtforwar3
and unequivocal documents that we have had the
or butts in it but the assertions clear cut and
carry their full meaning 81 their face II the Opponents
herr e meet they do not the manly thing to
stitution, traduced without reason and thereafter
hold their peace" Once Of the Association l5O9 b
street l. Y. KNIGHT. General Agent 90
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DISTRICT MEN IN CIVIL SERVICE ExAMINATIoNs-
Col Webster and Col Judson, the president and
secretary of the departmental board OF examiners,
have just finished signing the certificates OF the
About forty-five OF 1.-The applicants were
Washingtonians, and but a very small percentage
OF these failed The president OF the board says
that the highest percentage Is generally reached
by the Washington applicants; but this does not
effect their position on the roll as the appointments
must be apportioned among the several states
represented In the departments, though his stand
ing may be lower on examination than the lowest
the better represented states, would be given the
preference.
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,,,-.,e,.>o,, w.. VIM H. FINCKEL, Trustee.
Ht -NNNNoCIN DhlJS., AuCtlOneHrS. Mo-

fE Il EAt%AftE !s SRxER
WEST ~ A1S Sou OF SyIAhTABLE TSiMFKoyEb
s sfhMhShiS N6k AfYHE&SfaHt BETWEEN AND
"a s"1%a cSsst e
y i in and xh1fn Ssoe
ns r sss for s R III
TMkfT Gth f RI THG AGEES55SF nj
e al All f,1s l Sss Or
s -a in f SIia% rs, 1 Recess I9edysoa Of
sgh,een ns a5 in SQUARE np,nbfrsd hundred and
% with shs bad Gn sna P %
sSo S 50 4 1s Of spt Ct az M on
haS r"n NJ m are new and complete SUP lot
18th depth Of sS feet and Is an in ane Sed
Whole WIZ me- met SO hs NH f. osreS
81 sd s Ef t5yR
THE AFTERNOON, will also offer for sale ut public
M snat Of 1 at
ss"s sns and s se anm sesd ut seventy co. and
the same at point the westerly side Of New Hamp
the north line # ss lot running thenos
wsidTardy and on line parallel with the north side Of
e,st"ary and parallel with said westerly line OF New
ialnlThire avenue twenty COO feet to the said
north line of said lot and thence southeastwarly and
along said north line one hundred twenty 900 feet
To the place OF beginning together with the right OF
way s. over part of said lot numbered bounding
ttldix from the of the premises described to
b- used alley " ~ 49, ~
Terms OF sale prescribed by the decree One-tbr of
the purchase money liz cash; the balance in equal in
stainents of one and two the day of sale
ne rstes VII require the notes of the purchaser or
Tor the deferred payments which notes shall
deeds OF trust III the usual FORM upon the real estate
Tor which snch notes given, executed by the mr.
cbaseror purchasers to said Trustees The pr hase
money may be paid in cash. the option OF the pur
chaser or purchasers deposit Of $500 will b. required
WEI the street PROPERTY il struck off it is sold a.
S and 500 when Lot 81 is struck off, AdepoSit Of siE
c Ie re- m when the New Hampshire avenue Lot is
sif'ck on All conVeyapcing at purchasers cost
~ EDWIN B. HAY, \
1429 Pennsylvania avenue I r.
g. W1THE COOK. trustees
-x-x.. - l4lS 14th street,
WALTER B; WILLIAMS 4 CO., Auctioneers.
nlol3.l5. POST
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IMPORTERS OF FRENCH WINES COGNAC CHAM
PAGNES AND CORDIAIS
french Ciarets from 81 25 to o.. 50 per gallon.
american native Wines, Brandies and Champagnes
Camornla. virginia and Ohio from 9Oc to 81.
ROUX TAULELLE, 1747 Penn'a ave.
Agents for frst-class houses Bordeaux. Burgundy
Oc3-4ns
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.-The following
We're the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
otilcer today am, 3l0 II am 80 g. pm, As g.
Maximum, 45.g; minimum, 3O.l.
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THE FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH ACT THE b. apr
R-Ihe case OF the Fifth Baptist church against
the baltimore and Potomac railroad company, for
damages arising out OF the location OF the railroad
shops adjoining the church, was resumed this
morning before Judge Macarthur. I'm the Circuit
Court, ana the testimony was concluded. In the
testimony for the defense the fact was stated that
twas the Intention OF the company to shortly re-
move It's Shops by which all source Of complaint
ment for the plaintiff, and Mr. Totten followed Tor
the COMPANY,
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MARBLE TABLET to the memory OF Master C.
P. Putnam thelost Arctic explorer is to be erected
at the naval academy Annapolis, at the expense of
officers who have expressed desire to take a part