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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-12-24

CHRISTMAS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS IN
the air. The happy season is at our doors.
; The young heralds have already sounded
! the first blast its approach, and are pre-
/ par;ng Tor y long, and louder welcome aud
, II more joyful celebration. Both young and
! old arc happy Christmas has Il source Of
! cludncss all IFS own And what occasions
! this cladness? 1t is not the greeting of
| friends, nor the gathering of childhood and
age once more around the family hcartlls !;
| il ia not the Interchange of kind Wishes or
! the ming|ing of glad voices over the ban.
quoting board. 1t is a JOY beyond this
yond all that human heart hath known. 1t
| was born far back in the depth of the ages
No earthly splendor encircled its birth.
Cold, on his cradle, the 'lew!rops ars shining;
Low lies his head with the beasts of the stall
Angels adore him i'll sluI'er reclining,
Maker and Monarch and Saviour Of MI"
1t was the birth of Jesus. "Unto you is
born this day, in the City of David a Sa-
viour which is Christ tho Lord"
Christmas will ever be season Of festive
enjoyment, because associated with an event
that brought peace on earth and good will
toward men. Then decorate with ever
green let the "lr tree, the pine tree, and
The box together beautify the place OF my
sanctuary. Pull out all the stops of the or
gan and ring the merry, merry bells,-for
"Christuls comes but once IL year"
The GAZETTE bears to all its friends and
readers. once more, Christmas greeting.
I'm the mirth of all the children; in the So
Der gladness of all the grown folks, it would
fain have part.
May grcn, mincr pies lac piled on cvcry,shrf
That every little truam lad may ;onnd clp himself.
May all the good wishes of the season
bear fruit. May all the hopeful prophecies
come 10 pass. A better fortune, Il nohler
pleasure, Il higher good than eye hath seen,
or ear heard, or heart imagined, be vouch-
safed to every reader OF the GAZETTE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-12-24

TIE RIVER Quantities of ice formed on
the river last night, and this morning navi-
cation was somewhat intcrfcrcd with. The
steamer Mystic was withdrawn from the
Washington ferry, leaving but one boat on
that linc aud the steamer Virginia, of the
Maryland ferry, was unable to make any of
her trips. The steamer j. w. Thompson,
which should have left for her landings
down the river on Saturday night, did not
leave Till this morning, when she carried
down a large freight, and the steamer City
Of Washington, due here from the lower
river yesterday did not arrive till after two
o'clock this evening.
1t is feared tllat II general ice blockade
will soon take place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-13
Genera, rore,xn New. BY casss.

KING ALFONSO AND urs FELLOW sovkk.e3SS -.
G,pEIn. Dec. l3-Ia Is s.aue ,,anso as,s vfl1 yisi0
England in the spr1ng as the Ioflns. f,s ssi,os
thSi VIC King should be Wei known ps M wv
SOvcrciGnS.
THE BILL TO IFGALuK MARRIAGES or JEWS Az
CHRISTIANS II HUNGARf
PrsTH. Dec lS-At meeting OF the lipefai n,s1s, -
bers OF the lower house OF the Hungarian ~ IN
leCaiiZng the marriages OF Jews and Christians ~
exactly The same fofIn as that an whlch IL pIssrr
Uusly passed The lower house The oppossaon assl
a,JUleSccs IA this cause, which. by the rule Oh par
EIment, caR De- repeated several times
ARniS AID AYNUNIIIoS SEIZED IN DrBfN
nVBIlN. Dee. l3.-The police have seized q guam.
thy q arms. ammunition, military pouches ano
belts In houS. on D'olicr street, occupied py
ham latGnd Dunne. WHO has been arrested
FAnrRE or LoNDcS STOCK BROKERS
LoNpoS. Dee I3-MessTs Abbott, Page & Co.
STOCK brokers, have Tailed. Their Liabilities arc
flt5V0.
HURRICANE IN SPAIN.
MADRID. Dec l"-A hurricane prevailed IN the
prVNinoe "a Alicante yesterday. II Cprooted <00
uligc i,r's Al Denia an immense sea demolished
The Gr1YS, l!slndated the town and wrecked FOUR
teen Vessels ia the harbur.
TIRE CROWN FRINGE AT c0RpovA.
Tie ,'roMh Primo" frNieuck William or Germa9E
arrived al tuploNa Yesterday afternoon, and ~
a hri1I slap .''Tt for Valencia
pam, no, N. IF,Sl RoTHEs Ii, BETTER,
plu'iiE. lie takes long drive daily.
THE LONDON TINES" OK Mr. rAxrEu-
Io>DoN. Dee. l3--fhe Times. In ats leading eoi-
toflai to-day. sLA> there ,raSlsVer more uncum-
promising H3nce ilEag INT face OF the EnElfso
Gatioa or .uNeinmcnJ than when Mr.. Parne11 10
his speech IN tle rutunda At D him on TUESDAY
evening, dettp1 wGr upon constitutional pr1fa-
ciil,s and the connection between England ana
ireland. IL Is Impossible for the public men o.
Efs.ani 10 rcgiId This renewal oi Irish warefaro
win indifference or contempt The situation Is
ious. ana VIII tax the ability or English states
iGcn To the utmost.
NOT A IIBEI-
Rn flsAl. .enC M n
Mrs against tho proprietor of Judy for publishing
al alleged ceamalo.y article IN reference 10 a tele
gram rI'nrtin. supposed plot 70 asstssinate the
Marquis OF LanSdowne IN Canada came up before
the recorder to-day. 4 verdict OF not guilty was
return l. The Ildge said he Thought there was no
case lo 90 - The jury, IS the alleged libel was
neif ~ criticism 10y one member OF the press upon
another.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-13
Tetesraptic HriefS.

AdyfrnS have been received az Ottawa Ont show
inE lai Z large gold lind has been discovered in
the ROchN mountains. mile 80 north OF POD
more. The 1iul il reported TO the department a
a-7aculturt ~ an inlde:lSe bona'lza.
" y understood ~ Ottawa. Ont. that the Dolnn-
Ion government WIZ diSlllow the bill Incorporating
The Orange Society. which has been passed by the
Manitoba legislature.
III" Canadian customs department intimate that
II has never demanded the payment OF duties on
roy altis for patent rights pa yab.e In Canada Ar
tices i'SJ patented in the United States and sub
seIuHntll patented In Canada are not subject TO
customs duties and never have been.
\ special dispatch IRON BfownwoOd, Texas saws
kinllebeWtTS Hour miit was destroyed by fire yes
JeTday. lhe loss Is 600; Insurance, Sl0,00e.
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Tise .sts0snara.~ srusRs.c..,
PROPOSED GESE!sAL TEMPERANCE CELEBRATION DE-

NEW YORK. Dec. 1}-t''i- National Wmaan's
CallStiil Temperance 1 mon has iSSlel 4 call To
each s!a!" union asking every local Slciprs of
Wltcn There are ABOUT 5.aD. situated iH every state
anu ntiiry every territory. 10 celebrate with M
prottiati exercises. The tenth anniversary OF he
''NciIanS Crusade Oh TIE a:ia of Drt.emei Pas
tGlS oI churches are Ii rc yl. "a preach alpr-
nIt sermons Oh the morning ~ that lay AID the
local unions Will n0.i cdren'S meeting, in ,i,
AFTERNOON ana ia tie evening 4 mass meet .ng at
winch Z collection VIII ba taken l) f1r he National
". {. T. L. This VIII be Ia 3de gta. .tay bv Tie
temperance women throughout the couiiirN Miss
trahceS T.. Hard viii spend that day Ia Hiiisboro
ONO. wicrc tie crusade begau ana participate Ia
the exercises there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-13
A New York Ferry gsOat Esurnea.


NEW YORK. Dec. 13.-The ferry boat Garden CITY,
OF the East River Ferry company, caught rire and
was burned at noon to-day in its berth at the foot
the passengers and employees on the boat escaped
so far as known at present. The boat is wreck
1t is valued at sle0.0O0 and partly insured. The
boat had just left Its Slip on its way to Long Island
city, and had got barely its length heading up
stream. when names were seen burS;i ing
from the deck above the boiler: The en-
gineS were reversed and the boat backed
into the slip, but 50 papd was The spread OF the
names, that before IL reached the bridge tie CABINS
We're wrapped In flames from end 10 end In a des-
perate jump for the bulkhead OF the ferry Slip ID
save himself the pilot ds,ocated his shoulder but
fell ont OF reach or the flames Tie engineer
Samuel Tracy, ran through the flames. and Reached
the deck with his clothing all ab!aye. Tie s.lrt
was burned from his body, and his EaT was
singed. James Rel, The fireman, Iindinc
escape to the dock cut OF, squeezed
through port hole and dropped into the river lEe
was hauled out and saved. A dozen passenger and
ferry hands, who We're on board saved the.nsesyt-,
dashing through the fiames 10 the bridge. All
escaped SO far as known. Two trucks belonging Ia
Havemeyer's sugar house We're on a boat, a truck
from the standard Oil companys works ana q
horse and wagon belonging Oh. y. New a groceI.
OF Long Island city, were on board. The horse,
perfshed and the trucks We're burned. There We're
other wagons on the boat, and IL Is said that sey-
eral teams jumped into the river in alright AZ
one O'Clock the fire was still burning, hut the fire.
men were at work on it. The fire started near the
boiler, and it is supposed that the heated boiler set
nre to the dry wood WORK surrounding IT, and hence
the blaze and its sudden fury.
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Receiver Of The Ohio Central Railroad
Appointed.

COLUMBUS. o., Dee l3.-Judge Baxter in the
L. y court to-day appointed J. T. Martin pern.-
nent receiver OF The Ohio Central rairo1! and Coal
conpanN A. ". Scott as general local counsel and
counsel Tor the southern district, and 4. Nj Serb
nef ior the northern distiici, with bond CT @.atGl
Judges Sage and WeHtr. oi the Ohio dis Iic! e. n
curing. Judge Jackson. of W.lcrEr. ". Vi MAS
here, Dlt did not confer with .i,lt.rs. Eaxtrr Nj
Martin ,ri be permanent Receive. by uEior jurSdic
lion. 1hlS action Gusts Thomas z. Sharp, ap-
pointed In west Nirg,Iia, ana gives Martin control
OF al the road from Toledo and Charleston The
court announced previously that any act VI Mr.
Sharp as leceile.. would be nmll and Void.
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Railroad wreck i'm Georgia.


ONE MAN KILLED ND SEVERAL BADLY INJURED.
SAvaNSAH. GA. Dec. I3.-1he ,own night pas
Sflller train MAS in collision with the up freight
near the half-Ine post on Ine C,.a.1fi riroad. of
tieorS1d, early this morning. .. IT, i-alns We're
wrecked .. /. VI ilS0l. OF Davi oagh. Ca, vas
Killed A. Il. and = B. stephens OF Barlow, Ga,
were badly wounded. Fanny Freeman lcolored),
OF hileGgeTllc. tia-. had "A leg broken. Fireman
Mike FaiIey WAS badly injured.
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The Disagreeing Jssry in the Dwight
(,Rse.

NORWICH. y. y. Dec. l3-The Jury IL the Dwight
case caIie INTO court at 10 o'ci,c aid tl,a rOse-
lnlh rr'ritl 10 The court Iiitt no agreement had
been reached. Tile court incnr-l III the Jury de-
SiE'u turther inst Str.ctiGas. ia which trrymen
l'piitt 10y asking tii;i; lnss l.ilA Aase :. copy ui
t' Ci,tf;r" 10 Ttasi in the lurk-tuI.. The court
said that hn Wol'.d call i,l. ia aGin m :; O'Clock
his aternoon ;,;id either glrr them copy ~ read
IL 10 them. NJ. LafGcque asked for an fntimation
as TO how LONG the jury would bc kept before being
discharged TIE co'lrt answered: LAS long as have
any h0De Of an agreement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-13
Marxland BOARD of Pk,slic MARKS.

ANNAPOLIS, MD. Dec. ia meeting OF the board
or public works was held tO-day-. at which ii WAS
expected that Mr. franklin b. Gowen. president OF
the Reading road would be present. with Il view OF
an adjustment OF til. debt due The state by lie
Reading road growing out of the lease OF the SIls-
duehaiiiia and Ttdewater canal 10y the Reading
road. and which has been in arrears for years
In the absence OF Mr.. Gowen, lac was represented
by eN-Attorney General Gwinn, who presented his
views 10 the board rs TO mutually satisfactory
adjustment The suggestions or propositions Of
Mr.. Gwinn were not made pu.,tc. ana viii b. sub
m.tfed in writing at Il meeting or the board on
Thursday next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-13

postmaster at Island, Va, and j. II. Goodman, Balls
v1lle Va
NAVAL ORDRRS.-Passed Assistant Surgeon A. C.
Hafinger to duty at the navy yard, Portsmouth,
n. H.; Passed Assistant Paymaster A. K. Michler
to duty as recorder OF the naval examining board
at Washington; Gunner John Gaskin to the navy
yard, League Island; Assistant PaymaSter j. NJ.
Roche, detached from the Pensacola navy yard.
THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day included JUS
tice Strong and Representatives Ray, Kelley, Hort,
Mackey, Friedler, Miller. Lawrence. Raymond Post,
Elliott, Arnot, Anderson, steele and Herbert.
ANOTHER OHIO MAN-Frank II. Hill, OF Ohio, has
been appointed TO s., 900 clerkship in the Ad1u-
tant Generals Office
THE PRESIDENT has engaged a box and several
members OF the diplomatic corps will attend the
Opera House tonight to see Mrs. Eangtry as Julia
In "The IunchbacS;'' in which she made decided
0h1t" last night.
MARINE CORPS PROMOTIONs.-The death of Capt.
wallace, L. S. marine corps, has promoted Lieut.
\. :. Taylor to be captain in the marine CORPS ana
second Lieut.. Edward j. Logan to be First Lieut.
NEW BASK.-The controller OF the currency has
authorized the Merchants National bank OF Mis-
ktgon. Mich, to begin business with capital Of
SlO0,OM.
ILLICIT DIsTIILERIEs CAPTURED.-The commits
Sionerof internal revenue to-day informed that
Carolina had captured three distilleries and $500
gallons OF beer during recent raid In Orange
county.
GALLANT RESCUE BY AMERICAN SAuoRs.-Capt
Potter. commanding the L. s. s. Lancaster reports
to the Navy department, under date OF Marseilles,
france. November 2lSt. act OF bravery on the
part OF Matthew Iillck. bOatSWainS mate and j. F.
Auef. ordinary Sealnal in reSclling French boy
from drowning, at the risk OF their own lives.
PRESIDENT O-1o
tion extending the tne for the joint Congressional
committees to agree upon the number and salaries
or the employees of both houses.
THE WEEKLY STAR for this week is now ready
for mailing price. three cents per copy. 1t is
large. eght-paSe paper OF tl1ty-Six columns, cut
pasted and folded, and VIII be sent anywhere in
the United states and Canada, postpaid, for one
dollar year.
PERSONAL.-Senor Godoy, the Chtlan minister
and Representatives Brodhead and Ranney, and
Lieut. DanenhOwfr We're registered in New York
last evening" Carl SrhuTZ. il is said, has been
Offered the cdtOrship Of the Atlantic NOafhiu-
Sen0f SO1fldO, the ntW minister from Venezuela,
VINO has Just arrived III this country after Il long
Sotelt!o. formerly connected with the press here
and whose tragic fate Is still freshly remembered
= Mr. j. j. Barker, Of the First COmptrOller's
ONCE, who was lr3S:rated by hemorrhage OF the
lungs on Tuesday. is better. and hopes 10 be out
spJ1.--R Hon. I. \. Hendricks and wife sailed from
New York Yesterday for Europe, expecting to travel
there unt'i iebrua.y.--Mr. X. h. CUTS. who was
considerably. p.,-ts
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Resulted for "a ycar.

WILMINGTON. De-. Dee. l3-GoypTaor StQcllcy
has riSnItea J-feln.ah EaIT1gan, Ilr murderer OF
Denis shea. Tor one year. Tins is the third time
the prisoner has been rcslited. Upon his conyc-
Ton lt. vas sentenced Ia ia hanged 0n kpTil II.
loAs. Governor hal trsi grated Il rASps:. until
lttft.Dh'r -, $50, cad 3g&a resulted Inn until
December IL. 49,. tiovciI"t StocKipv grants
another years Lease % c 10 The condemned nam.
The gfo';n0 'ipra Which he -S,,ite was ur-ct hy
the prisoner co'l;.-i ami friends il alter di~COY-
er''! ekfcit'r. Tch they claim. Shows .ich IN III
tlaact between Shea ani idricin , wife rs " Tol,ld
pallt..ie. II not li,.ilfN. lie olnni u >.
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g,;eycn r=or.e. BURNED.

New YORK. Dec. l3.-The boarding stable OF Gar
res e4ihlaI. AT 29i Madison street, caught ire
early I5 morning and e.eNea horses were carned
or SlnoihcT''d 10 deitA. alc loss amounts 10 sew
eral thousand dollars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-13

Another Wedding Oft in Baltimore.
A CROWD AT THE CHURCH, BIT THE BRIDE rAIIs TO
APPEAR, HAVING BEEN MARRIED SOME DAYS
BEFORE
A Baltimore special to the Philadelphia Press
says that the First Independent Christ church,
Charles and Franklin streets, fashionable quarter
OF the Monumental City, was brilliantly lighted up
last night, and large number OF people gathered
expecting the wedding OF Henry Bolton to Miss
Susie Campbell, but the wedding did not come on
and the guests went away disappointed. In fact
Miss Campbell was already wife, for on Thursday
last she quietly left her fathers house and married
Edward StaylOr, OF Frederick, Nd, an old f1ame
who had not been at the house for two years,
though It is believed he kept up a constant cor.
respondence with her. Last Wednesday he called
at the house, and, after long talk with her, Lent
in the evening: Later Mr Bolton, to whom she had
been engaged for year or more, called and talked
over the arrangements for their wedding. Cards
had already been sent out and number OF presents
had been received On the next morning Staylor
called again, and, with Miss Campbell, went to the
parsonage OF the First Reformed church, where the
two were married by Rev. Joel T. Rossiter, the
pastof. They then came to Washington. Mr.
Bolton, the lover who was LETT, is member OF the
MN Of Bolton Bros, dealers IN oils and painta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-13

NEW YORK. Dee. l3-of the printers iTike N the
1fit"ar last night. IL seems that the foreman had
discharged sOlne mea Tie chairman OF the cha,,e
Instantly oif'ered strike. and al bat about fifteen
leit Their Cases As soon as they had gone the Office
was restored 10 fhe anti-niol basis as before the
Strike oi Il month ago. anu new mca we've taken ill.,
bringing fnr 1orte up. GefOrp 'he paper I.n.i!, to
press. 10 about lorty men at eases These Wi tie
Wpe-S4-tfing machines. pulled through all right the
Iif0,tfle coming ont as usual, and on time
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The Case OF lp,He1r,e,f.
THE SEARCH FOR TIE JURoas ONLY PARTIALLY St-c-

THE SEARCH FOR TIE JCRORS ONLY PARTIALLY St-C-
CESsi-,E-
LoHDoN. Dee 13-t'hr solicitors anJ friends nf
olonntli have found 1--WE oi the Jurors .yll0 'al-
Nlcte! him. Three ~ these cSr. l.,t 2 lnt@t 4 =
OF The wliGe t,''iNc should br he.h. ia Or -
plain Their verdi and arres; llr s.i,in oI
condemned man II l. believed mat unless I .st
Cth"" jurors are found b, Tomorrow &c \ arc,..v
probable thai the execution viii H. stopped. Inc
crown authorities have rliis"d 10 iye the addresses
or the Jurors 10 OiIonneli'S friends.
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Graycys rd ts..arauc. Fraua~.


T-I&TE MORE iRbEsTS AT FAIL RIVER MASS
FAIL kIyl,f. y 49,, Dec. 12-In connection with
the alleged ''-tayey@rdr insurance frauds. Edward
fy IN, au insurance agent. John Duvaily and Ed
ward Barrett were arrested last hight, charged
WITH Insurance frauds. Lley were taken 10 New
Getilurd today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-13
Fire at Reading. PA.

READING. PA. Dee. 12.-Firr brbka out this NOR
ming i'll the basement al Refer Z Co = auea sy.arl
store, and the smoke penetra, ID the adjoining dry
goods store OF Kline a Eppehenler, which was
!iilNi with Christmas novelties. The los, AT bot n
places Will exceed S1a,0oG. fully insured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-13
Burned TO Deash white Eescuimg Hef


NEW loRE. Dee ,3.-NIs> Nargret Cleaxy, early
/ :hiS morniE.. Upset candle IN her rpSiaS at ~
tHN iiahPiac1. \ l-.:.tfeSS took fire nd Mrs
titarH carried her l,,o e -, cut OF The room
with her clothes al \. i..,ye N.gllbors extin.
-uiShed The itfaes. nut 1he mossaer was SO badly
! bGrned LAT n l. .holgnt NhrA IA die.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-13

An iHDiiN KILLED. AND Ms WI. RAVAGEp.
RIcHNoSr. Nc. dee. 13-icriS L. Ncni,iGS.
Known here iS "~iim Jim" ami kru Tur1cT. y iIii,-
on spree lasi hight. AlIied an Old Indian called
"old Joe. III the northern suburbs ui this town.
and rayisaed his Wife. Both Indians We're uU!ri.
llofi',hSite nerp!e. about sixty years uf age The
murderer Hopkins is tiissOte character abaI;
forty gears I'D. Turner is a.ed ,,uout twelty-
three. Both are in custody
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-13

NEW YORK, Dec. 13-The Fellardpnt-C CeSnola
trial was continued to-day in the United State,
courts The direct examination OF Gen. Di Cesnols,
was resumed. He TESTIFIED that plaster had been
used In putting the legs OF the sphinx In place The
statue OF the man holding a ban Ia his left hand
was found at GalJoal II had been repaired by ne
placing the head and arm, which disjointed pieces;
were found near the body
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-13
The Markets.
BALTIMORE. De-; Is-,virvinia new sen-fortisu,

BALTIMORE. Dee Il - Virginia new ten -forfies
SB1.; new tllr,es - bid to-day.
BiLTTNORi, Dec l3.-Cotton dull-rniddlioV los
-Four quiet ar1 firm. Wneat-southerp s.esIy and
Y9si; W. stern easier southern. l0al l3: do amber.
1l2al-l5; No. Mary land. l1la.sl lI7s No western
rinter red. srot L0. aal O7 Decsanlar l0,iS bid:
january lp'al oss; February, l.lls.al llss: March,
1lSg bid COrfsorth,Il easy. closing weak: western
easir southern whit. 54aG0: do. yellow. 56aGi;
r.atern m'1.Si spot din62 January. GA: February
G2H asked: Marrh. "a isaf6 Oats very u-southerfi
sai3. wc.trrn white. 4lat3: DO. MIXED. :sa4O Penn.
s WERE, asai2 Rye steady. G7aGS Eay duh and
ctl,lee'i Provisions unchanged aad cuiet Butter
drll-N.st,rn hacked. -ca"3. .reainer-. 25a35 Exrs
qlict-frysh e9aS0: pickled 20a2l gstrul nm un-
rl,:l3, ooisec d'ill-Rio ca-goes. or:-nary fair
~" 5I"ar GGii-A soft 81 copper refined aI,is.
~ 4Hi44 sEt~ky steady, l.lsal 1876. Froights url.
clils,i. l'-,eits-cCar. lg.5 barrsls wheat. $500
b''shelS: "ori. @S,ttrl bushels. 800 bushels:
ri,. l.U@ busIsls. siIirmen:s-corn. 33O blshsls
A.les-Meat 543.MO bnsiles: corn. 3O4 OOO b,lshela
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAy.-1nternal reye-
nue. 1896, ,O36. 90; customs, s431 s32 65
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kilograms to The Star.
EFFORTS TO SAVE ODoNNELL.
THE Ell MaHDI CAMPAIGN.
WOMEN TEMPERANCE CRUSADERS.
MURDER AND OUTRAGE IN MAINE.
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN GEORGIA
A NEW YORK FERRY BOAT BURNED
The War i'm the .as:5aa.
AN INTERVIEW WITH THE kutuiye

LONDON. Dec. 13.-1he ElietiiSe in his interview
at Cairo. Nc-i rday. vita thc cuTT.srDnI,.t ~ The
London D"H" Telegram. said thai should II N?lci
reach The first or Tie >rcod Cataract ~ IA" ~ IL
would become easier for Egypt II ~irikc = decisive
olow al him Egypt, he sail. would ncI cr Withdraw
from the Soudau.
DEFICIT - TIE FGYPTIAS BUDGET.
CAIRO. Dee l3--The deficit IA iaS Egyptian
budget 1Cr 1888 is estimated at t.lree million
pounds.
WHAT ENGLAND - piSTpSEn tn no.
BERLIN. Dec. l3-The Erpsf: Xst,f,,,' tneyv Spaprr
learns that England is dis3SHd Il utilize the Turk
lSh troops ana Turkish fleet against the forces OF
El Mahdi.
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'E,c Disappearance of Nellie Cooley.

NlLkESBhEHE. Pa. Dec. 13-Ihere have been no
deNciupn'ni~ 10 explain the mystery surrounding
The disappearance OT Nellie Cooley. Tie reward
WAS Increased this morning 10 81 900 for her dead or
alive.
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Murder asst, c.st-s..c .u wainc.

JERSEY CITY. Y. ~. ncc. I3.-Addie BreSpan, who
was abducted ny Capt. Gordon, has been sCr!en-
Oered To The Children Kolne
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A DELEGATION OF three Indians from the Southern
Utes agency In Colorado had an interview with the
Secretary OF the Interior to-day. during which va
cuSSed.
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The United States steamer Tallapoosa left New
port yesterday for Norfolk.
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COMMISSIONS have been Issued to L. NJ. Pitts
postmaster at Island Va, and J.H. Goodman, Balls
yille Va
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The Irish National League Is psttttoning the GOV.
ernment for respite for ODonneil