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ARREST OF AN ALLEGED THIEF.-Susan Dorau
was yesterday arrested on complaint OF Mary
Hunt, living at 1928 L street, by Oflicer HARRISON.
charged with the theft OF clothing and iewelry
from her to the value OF $40
AN interesting magic lantern exhibition was
gven at the Curtis school building yesterday after
noon, for the library fund OF the seventh grade
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I'd Edition.
Latest IGleglanS to The Star
A Youthful Cain.

MT. STIRLING, KY., Dec. la-1n Morgan county
tWo brothers named De Busk, working in field,
became involved in dispute, when the older, aged
IOurIeen, shot his brother. killing him Instantly
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WAskESlED,

BARNEs-RUT HERFoRD. In baltimore. on cd o.
August, lSs-3, by The lsey. Ed Huber H. BARSE,
and L. @. RUTHERFORD. both OF Washington.
WEBSTER-NcCRISTA. At the parsonage Of -
Matthews church, By Rev Father ChapI<lle. c. LWkR
SIEn AID ANNE q McCl fSrAI.
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NICE FAMILY MESA slit has been brought
against Il. I. Babbitt. the soap manufacturer I'm
New York, 10y r. W. Peck for sl.0c0.o00. charging
that Rabbit had formed a plan To ruin the Young
and beautiful daughter OF MI. Peck. To accomplish
TO Mrs. Peck ostensibly to procure her aid in rcov
erDg money his clerk had embezzlcd. When Rah-
bits clerk was discovered 10 have filched s250OAl
Mrs. Ellen Peck. Rabbit says, offered her services
as detective representing that She could get the
money back. ThereuDon Rabbit advanced her
some $4,000 for expenses but She failed In ann r.
to the purpose. Mrs- Peck has been arrested sey
eral times on criminal charges. for alleged grand
larceny and for obtaining goods under false pre-
fences. -
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NOLLY, AuctIoneer.
GREAT SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES

GREAT SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES.
Commencing THURSDAY. DECEMBER THIR-
IEENI II, at SEVEN O'CLOCK p. NJ, at Jhe tional
Loan Office. 100, tn street and continuing until
dlSp sed of. will ~li large assortment Of
unredeened PLEDGES suitable for Christmas presents
consisting of Gold and Silver Watches Cam o. Tur-
quose Amethyst and other Rings Gold ana Cameo sets
Q; Jewery Bracelets Earrings Pms, Ladies' aIt. Gen-
emei's Gold Chains. Id Lockets, Opera Glasses.
Drawing INSTRUMENTS eeve Buttons, Plated and Sill
yerware. Necklaces and Field Glasses Books Mirrors,
Spreads fawli Ladies Coats trunks Valises Clocks
SKATES nbrellas, Tools Shears 10th. Shoes. Boots
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l. A N 8 B U RICH & BRO,
400, 422 AND "a SEVENTH STREET.
HANDSOME BsocApn SIZES

HANDSOME BRocADE SILKS
EVENING GGt, SHADES. CREAM PINK AND LIGHT
BLUE, reduced from 81 so to 81 co.
FINE E.. FR Rem e.. DRESS Goops. TRIcoTE AND
F1ne Cloth Shifting "a inches wide), all pure
WOOL widest double width reduced from ol.S0 to
NEW YORK MILLS sHEETINa COTTON, one yard
and a-quarter wide. reduced from zoe to 1216c
SILKS! SILKS! SILKS! CheapeG Sinks in Washing.
ton BLACK SILKS reduced from 81 to 75cts Black Silks
Iednceo from 81 25 to 81. Black Silks reduced from
SO 70 xa2o Black Silks reduced from o. to 81 o
Coiored silks reduced from 81 to &c. Cold Silks
[educe1 from " 70 to 81 and Col0red silks reduced
from 81. rs to 25. Special bargains.
BLANKETS all pure fine WOOL large size lowest cash
value 800 reduced to IS OO
ONE HUNDRED 200, Pieces Of beautiful New Style
DRESS GOODS tactual cash valne 25cJ reduced to
HAS n g BRocADE VELVET eGarnet>. cheap At
cOLoRED CAsHMEREJ. wide double width, pure
WOOL reduced from Soc to size
~CARTFRN~
d1A III MARKET SPACE
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A TELL-TALE ToE-NAIL.-In the Emma Rona orr.
rage al HflSboro, Ills, yesterday witnesses tesri
ned TO the finding of piece or toe-nai IN the ION
OF the school house where the Outrage was corn
nftted. and 70 the fact that tie pif.ucr fitted a
place on one OF Montgomery's toe-nails from which
q piece had been cut ~>'NAA
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Latest Foreign News by Cable.

EDINBURGH, Dec 1S-At the trial to-da = Of
McDermott and nine others for completely in the
dynamite outrages in Glasgow, the testimony
taken went to show that Feelherstone was sent In
the company of the prisoners, who had purchased
large quantities OF nitric and sulphuric acids and
glycer1ne.
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A GIFT PROFFERED To THE UNITED STATES
Senator Anthony has submitted to the Department
OF State an offer OF Albert Jay Jones. OF Provl-
denCe, r. L.. TO present to the United States an
estate IN the suburbs Of Rome Italy, valued at
about Si0o0. consisting OF about fifteen acres and
called Monte Baldi1ne. The building On the
grounds Is beautifully situated and contains more
than nfty rooms. Mr.. Jones, who has lived long In
Italy, makes the gift, it is understood, with the
hopes that it may be devoted TO an American
academy OF line arts in Rome, for the advancement
CT American art. The Secretary OF state Will in
StTuct the [. s minister in Italy TO make eXain-
nation OF the estate and 70 report any recOmlnen-
cations he may think advisable. with view OF pre-
Senting the matter before Congress in a proper
shape that 1t may be acted upon IL Is said, how
ever, that 1t Is nearly as difficult to induce Con-
greoS to accept as to give. and the acceptance Of
this gift Is by no means assured.
RAILWAY NAIL SERVICE CoMMISSION-The com
mission appointed In accordance with the directions
OF Congress to investigate the railway mail service
ofthe United States andrecomnlenda more complete
system or gaugng the Rates OF pay for carrying the
malls On railroad routes. nave completed their re-
port. which will be transmitted TO Congress by the
POSTMASTER General.
The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day as reported
by special Wire to H. H. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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The District in Congress.

District bills were also introduced as follows In
the Senate to-day:
bill directing the auditor of the District to issue
to Melfna q. DOan TWO duplicate certificates OF the
board Of audit which were stolen from her. for the
sums OF 1854 and for $3.50. Referred to the Dis
trct committee.
"A bill by Mr. Vance, regulating the sale and
devise OF real estate in the District. It provides
that all grants, dev1ses and other conveyances OF
lands. tenementS or hereditamentS to two or more
persons excepting the case OF trustees, shall be
construed TO be tenancies In common, and not joint
tenancies, unless contrary intention is expressed
and simpli1ies the process Of conveyance.
Capitol Notes.
Joel GraysOn, the little hunchback who was
placed upon the roll OF the House document room
during the first session of the Forty-seventh Com
gress by special resolution Of the House, was dis
missed yesterday.
While the Senate was in executive session, and
very soon after the election Of new officers, ". p
Canaday, sergeant-at-arms and Rev. Mr.. Hunt
ley, as chaplain, were sworn in at the secretary's
Office
PATENTS were issued to-day as follows: Frank s.
Clarkson, Baltimore, friction hinge; Chas. Erlanger
Baltimore, button and button fastener; John S.
Gheen. Washington, file case; Andrew NJ Knell,
Morgan. Selma, Ala, Il. F. Hayden and j. Il. Nor
gan, Washington. reducing and smelling metals
and apparatus thereof: George w. Price. Baltimore
Rs
mond, Va, show box for hats; Andrew J. Simpson,
washington, machine for breaking loaded shells;
VIM H Tucker, Washington, two patents, support
ington, two patents for file box.
The CABINET MEETNG.-An the members OF the
Cabinet were present at the regular meeting today
except Secretary Folger He was able to go out
riding to-day.
BEFORE 1HR COURT OF CLA1Ms--Governor Butler
appeared before the Court OF Claims to-day and
argued motion involving the right OF the govern
ment to take and use patent shell without COM
pensation to the inventor. Governor Butler APP
peared for the claimant The Court of Claims was
also engaged to day In considering the distribution
Of the Albemarle pr1zea
THE ACTING SECRETARY Of the Treasury has de-
cided that the duty ON imported albums shall be
assessed upon the component part OF greatest
value.
BIDS were opened at the Treasury department
to-day for the construction Of iron partitions in the
storage vaults for standard silver dollars at the
Treasury department and the sub-treasurleA The
lowest bidders were: For Treasury department, c.
A. Schneider OF this city; at Chicago and Philadel
phfa the Globe iron works. and at New Orleans
Brown Findley, OF Paterson, Nd.
TEE local inspector OF steam vessels at Newport
has made report to the supervising inspector gen.
eral in regard to the collision between the steamer
Eolis and the naval steam launch RTlow, In New
port harbor, November ssd, that Capt. Wightman,
subject him to suspension or to cause the revoca-
ton OF his license.
To BE Examined FOR RHfIRENENT-Capt Sebas-
tian GunchSr and First Lieut. Il. q. Bellas OF the
4th cavalry, have been ordered for examination for
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ART EXHIBITION
AND
UNLIMITED SAL BY AUCTION
THE WORKS OF
MR.. CHARLES ARMOR,
COMPRISING ABQCT SIXTY VALUABLE PAINT
INGS; INCLUDING MANY CHOICE SUB
JECfS. LANDSCAPES MARINE,
FIGURE aud FRUIT PIECES
II ia unnecessary to rfer fully to Mr. Ar,nor's
works for the best and only reason-that his execution
Is or has been seldom sse and lis equals are few
In number, in which all critiqus and connoss. urs
visit to the exhibition will without doubt war
rant your presence at the sale.
SALE PROMPT.
EIGHT PM, THURSDAY, DECEMBER TWENTIETH
AT OUR
ART ROOMS
1908 Pennsylvania Avenue.
Ready for inspection Wednesday and day of sale.
Gli-4t WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. Aucts
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WHY THE WEST Is FAVORED.

ARTILLERY OFFICERS TRIP.-Nineteen officers on
duty at the artillery school at Fortress Monroe,
Va, have been ordered to proceed TO Washington,
Wilmington, Frankfort arsenal and the Mtbale
Steel and iron works, Philadelphia, for the pur-
pose OF examining operations OF construction for
manufacture OF special Importance to artillery.
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FoSTNAsTERs Observation-Disclosures were
issued today to Mamie J. Baugh, postmaster at
Be0na. Va, and Thomas II. PerTie. WeStwooi, Md
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Killed by His Kceuer.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 1S.-Ihe coroner to-day COM
mitted James Cavanagh TO await the action OF the
district attorney for having caused the death OF
John Judge, aged - years. an inmate OF the aims
house. testimony was produced at the inquest to-
day showing that Cavanagh, who was an officer at
the amshouse. had bruL,,ily beaten and kicked
Judge because he had refused to 60 to bed when
ordered to-
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To BE EXAMINED FOR REfrRENENT.-Capt Sebas-
tan Gunch>r and First Lieut. II. 81. Bellas, OF the
eth cavalry, have been ordered for examination 70,
retirement
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THE total number Of distillerieS In the country
the Isl Of December was 5S5. against ,s6 at the
same time last year. with a total daily producing
capacity Of 2S900 gallons against 1880 The yeal
before
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Nexys Rriefs.

Five comets are visible at Buenos AyreA Sod
a steamship took %. 900 pounds Of fresh osef ne
Baltimore for Liverpool
Tie snow storm ia Boston and vicinity yesxefq1
was very heavy. ana there was heavy ia8
snow throughout the greater portion OF iowa ~
oonsin. Illinois, Indiana and Michigan. soow u
al Weldon, " C, ana along the line OF toe 20
folk ana Western railroad.
The democratic caucus OF the Virginia leX1s1stu "
last evening nominated IA MinGneld, OF hano<s
register OF the land ofllce, IN Consideration o. T.
patriotic services rendered as a member o. ne
toar.
Leading politicians OF wyoming Territory -
spoctiNe VI party, are getting up petition 70 ~
ident Arthur 10 appoint Mrs. Durway, the leeoW
the woIn"n's ealranchistmeDt cause, gcyern0
the Territory.
Edward Il. Rough. the stage carpept0Neo
tempted TO set TIRE 10 the New York Ca0nos -
been Indicted FOR arson in the FIRST degree
The So-called League OF the Antilles -
from SaEto Domingo prOclamations mc1on8
Cuban negroes 10 rebellion
Rev. Chas. a SUoTk. u. d., president OF ana lf0
feSScr OF theology In the Lutheran seminary Q
gettysburg, died in Philadelphia yesterday.
Investigation ia New York yesterday In reGefe
10 the STANDARD theater fire showed thai
originated In the dressing Groom. The police -
now hooking Tor an actor named wflke, whn
said 10 have been in tho dressing rooms oh0g&]
before the fire broke out.
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Pleaded Guilty Of ,yuricr.

PLYMOUTH, MASS, Dec. 16.-On the 29th OF last
August the body OF Mary ]. Baker. the wife OF Asa
r. Baker. OF Brockton, was found In the woods in
BrOcton, near the Arlington line. pierced with four
bullets. her and her head terribly fractured
with large stone found near by covered with blood.
Her husband was arrested on suspicion and subSe-
quently indicted. He pleaded not guilty and his
trial begins to-day.
Baker later withdrew the plea Of not guilty and
pleaded guilty Of murder in the second degree. He
was sentenced to the state prison for life
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TEE local inspector OF steam vessels at Newport
has made report to the supervising inspector gen.
eral in regard to the collision between the steamer
Eolis and the naval steam launch Bfllow In New
| port harbOr, November ed, that Capt Nightman,
OF the E0ls was guilty OF error but not such as to
subject him to suspension or to cause the revoca-
ton OF his license
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
BROS. Auctioneers.

nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneerz
Trustees SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
Estate o. FAST SIDE OF FOUk-AND-A-HALF
INGS. IN THE CITY OF WARRINGTON, D. c.
By virtue OF si sed Of trust dated on 10Th
folio - Of the Land Records for District OF Column A
tf2n T II ss at Sn T FUR
IN Dc u c a ar " O
na1n6red twentyseven CD in reservation numbered
tant hundred and thrty-six C3 feet south from
tie north sTrnseen 81 and s ana
III y lO0 feet thence east fifty five $3.50 feet the
feet thence west fifty five q feet to the place Of BE-
ginning Ihis proisrty IS improved by two-story
Terms Of Sale: One third cash. balance in equal pay
nsnts in six e) ard twelve 2) months with interest,
secured E deco OF trust on property sold or all cash at
tue Of ste ali conveya1clng at cost II purchaser Il
trims Of are mot eepsd with t 5ns o Ts.s iron NJ
rask and cos5 1 e d tta1I pTIrhss15
G eHSSiEsN D. = iIIhEhBsFtkkRMASS, Trustees.
d5-d&ds 1903 street northwest
CHAYCER{. SALE OF VALUABLE gNIMPRoy GtTD
sot Eh1h BE T TH EhH MHT sl6 Of Mn
RiLASp AyESTEr i AID \ STREET NORTH
District Of Columbia 9l hs1ins an Equity term Sft*
hun6rfea 7o22 wherein nate Mari. Guardian. &c is
complainant and Frank T. Barry and others defend
at5 hs 6n ffT sa fB Ise Il FRET Sf
1883 at FOUR O'CLOCK PM. lots numbered five go.
six 81 20 eight (s nine 80 AMI ten to, Of James
NJ Latta's recorded subdivision of suare numbered
hundred and twentyseyen go. in the City Of
Wsshingen District of Columbia The said property
will be sold by lots.
Terms OF sale prescribed by the court One thir
90 cash. the remainder in two (2 equal installmens,
payable six To- and twelve I'D months sitter day of SALE
respectively with interest the whole amount due
payable each six 6) months all cash at the option Of
the purchaser purchasers Such purchaser pur-
chasers if paying all cash. to give his their
for the deferred payments above provided; and
deed given until full payment of purchase-oney
deposit of 300 viii be required each lot when sold
All eyaDc1ng AT cost Of purchaser purchasers
a in default of compliance with the terms of sale
risk and cost Of the efatng purchaser purchasers
HENRY Z. DAVIS. Trustee.
4C0 Louisiana avenue
J. T. COLDWEL1. Auct. d5-eOAds
V'HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
BOAT AND DOCK YARD CORNER OF THE CANAL
AND ROCK CREEK. GEORGETOWN. D. c.. AT
On TUESDAY, DECEMBER EIGHTEENTH as
1893, at FOUR O'CLOCK. on the premises. shaliNf5@
sell lots 5. and A. in square 81 located re n-
street. C. and D. Canal and Rock Greek. and known
Moore's dry dock and sand yard.
Terms: OIIt-ttru cash. balance at six and twelve
months with notes bearing interest and secured by
deed of trust Al e9nveyancing and recording at pur-
al dts cost f fSs Es5a 4 5 a1 oe s
TE,HoMAs E wAGGAMAN.
Il Real Estate Auctioneer
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, NUMBERED
ASS NEW JERSEY AVENUE NORTHWEST
On TUEsDAY, DECEMBER EIGHTEENTH, atHs..s
for sale in front of the premises the above
di5-dSds THOMAS E wAGGAMAN. Auct
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THE DIRECTOR OF THE MINT has authorized the
purchase OF 81 600 ounces OF silver for coinage into
dimes at the san Francisco mint.
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THE FRENCH EXPEDITION TO SoSTAY.-A Hong
Kong dispatch states that q French expedition.
composed OF GOO men with q totllla OF l-unbnal )
and steam launches, started several days ago from
Hanoi Tor Sontay. The troops were landed seven
miles from the town and encamped without meet
ing the enemy or firing shot. The assault Upon
Sontay was expected TO be made on December IL
The enemyS force is estimated al a1o0O men
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W.ppr~c P,rrRo,nN

WARRING RAILROAD MEN.-At YOUNGSTOWN. Oh1o
Yesterday. the employees OF the New lork, Penn
SylNania ana Ohio Railroad company tore up the
tracks OF the ltisburg, Cleveland ana Toledo rui
road. Two hundred employees az the latter CON
pany drove of the New York, Pennsylvania AID
injured.
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BIDS were opened at the Treasury department
to-day for the construction Of iron partitions in the
storage vaults for standard silver dollars at the
Treasury department and the sub-treasuries The
lowest bidders were: For Treasury department, c.
Schneider, OF this city; at Chicago and Philade-
ph1a the Globe iron works, and at New Orleans
Brown F1ndley, OF Paterson, Nj.
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WANT TO AyKNGE O'DoNSELLs DRATH-At
argely attended meeting In New York last eveuJ1G
under the auspices u the Manhattan Circle OF tn
Fenian Brotherhood, resolution was adopted Call
ing on IT1ShInen all over the world TO avenge tMe
death OF o Donneil, and pledging the members Of
the brotherhood 20 renewed energy I'm strtklng
down England. the enemy OF Ireland, who sets Il
naught tie laws OF humanity and civilization"
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TO-NIDR ROW.

WATEk Z. WILLIAMS s CO. Auctioneers
GRAND CHRISTMAS SALE.
FINE TRIPLE SILVER PLATED WARE.
ROGERS TABLE CUTLERY.
MANTEL CLOCKS. BRONZES AND ORNAMENTS.
DY oRDEk TAUNTON sILvER-PLATE COMPANY.
STORE CORNER TENTH AND STREETS,
Facing Pennsylvania avenue.
COMMENCING
TUESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER ELEVENTH.
AT TEN A NJ.
Resauing at
TWO AND HALF-PAsT SEVEN O'CLOCK p NJ.
And continue from. day day un the entire stock is
The stock will include New and BEAUTIFUL Goods in
KPERGESEs. CENTFR PIECES, FRUIT DISHES.
TILdIZG SITS. SALtERS. WATERS.
1ii KRIS s TtRE iSSs B Ahkk sAS-
VASES. BUFFERS.
sYRUPS. Ere. ETo.
$50 DOZEN ROGERS
And Other Celebrated Makes OF
IVORY; PEARL. WALRUS. CARvED-HANDLE AND
sILYEK-PLATLD KNIVES. FORKS, SP0oNS.
KNIVES ETC. ErC
Choice ASS rtment of
NANTFL CLOCKS. BRoNZES AND ORNAMENTS.
The salesroor has fitted Up especially for the
fort visitors Chairs viii be furnished the ladies'
are respectfully invited
TIE goods VIII be guaranteed in every respect rep
rSent and Instructions most positive to sell
the entire stock without reserve
Out of town purchasers have goods carefully
hacked d1o-2w
FOLEY, Auctioneer. sll 7tI street northwest
hoFNI&G ,PEtfMBER NiSEfEENIE. at Ten
O'CLOCK A, NJ. q lot Of new nd cond band Furni-
Suites Painted ;ets. Parlo Suit :; Lounges. Book
Bedsteads BUREAUS Safrs cradles, Criis Mattresses
s1ucks and Cotton-top Msrbe-top Tables and lot OF
OF thu ABOVE raued goods will d. well By attending this
sale These oCis must be sold without reserve.
d17-2t sl1 I'll stfett northwest
(rHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIlI-
STREETS NokTHWEST
By virtue Of 8 decree OF the Supreme Court ofseE
T. District Of Columbia. passed the 4th day INV
Anna VI -teiaacher ct al are compliments and Jacob
AeiHder CT a. defendants the undersigned trus-
tie rrern;ses or WEDNEsD4T' the NINETERNTH
3A l d 2, 10Th 8GL &c s,I
OF Washington. D. C., described all Of lot numbered
bered five hundred and fifty Be inning Oh north RI
street eghtyone feet nine inches Isl Ct in) the
snd rnrnif thece east two hundred and tenytTy5
feet (22 ft more less to eastern portion
3oCndary avenue or street two hundred and fty-two
:eet sl1 inches t IT in thence south one hundred
ard feet six inches l25 IT. In) TO the place
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree: one-thira
g. cash and the balance ~ equal nstallents
siN - and twelve ~ months with interest from day
deposit hundred dollars viii be requested at The
aile 81 sale AL convey anSl;s and rscordina at pur-
]. T. COLDwELL. Auctioneer d6-dSds
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SMALLPOX At GIBRALTAR.-The surgeon general
of the marine hospital service is informed that
there We're ~ cases OF smallpox at Gibraltar during
the month OF November.
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THE NEW ORLEANS ELECTION RIoT.-A prU11ni
nary examination was held IN New orleans yog<11
day in the case OF Sheriff Brewster, John Doulinsck
An. ALcoin. J. ID. Houston. Nike Early, ID. Dou6ie
and ID. Donayan. accused OF murder IN conneCt<ul
with the primary election not Ia week All VET
discharged except Houston. who was held for msn
slaughter. on the charge OF shooting Capt F0rtkc
after The latter had nred &C Houston.
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NEW RAILWAY MAI. SERrTCE-ASsiStant Post
master General Elmer reports that postal service
has been placed on 5000 miles Of new railroad from
July J. 1882 to December 15 1889. The increase has
occurred mainly in the south, southwestern and
western sections OF the country
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SUBSTANTIAL Presents.
TRUNNEL & CLARK. 81 MARKET SPACE,
have added very choice assortment of goods suitable
FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS,
intending some very choice and new styles in fine Da
mask Table Sets knottsd Fringe Towels very large
sortnent: Tides. steIcilled and plain.
good value
We have secured some elegant Black Silk VELVETS,
all Silk % inches wide at 80 and $40 yard which for
quality is unsurpassed Also, full assortment Of Black
and Coiore SILKS of reliable makes, bottom prices
We have some very handsome patterns in Brocade
VELVETS all colOrs.
Job in All Silk Black BROCADE $l14
1oD doZ. All-Linen German NAPKINS 81
81 doz All-Linen knotted Fringe TOWELS, So doz.
This we will match with any in the city.
Another job lot OF Childrens Ribbed Full Regular
HOSE, 70 cts pair.
GIVE invite examination of this stock. a. it Is
large and carefully selected
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THE ACTING SECRETARY of the Treasury has de-
cided that the duty on imported albums shall be
assessed upon the component part OF greatest
value.