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Old World News by Cable.

THE SCEZ CANAL TARIFF
ALEXANDRIA. Jan. 3.-The Sucz canal tariff has
Deeh reduced half a franc per ton.
THE GRECIAN FRONTIER
ATHENS. Jan. 3-Ihe frontier commission has
cohciuc'd IL itbors- The decisions are favorable
TO Greece on all points.
TIE FLoops IN GERMANY
is Hooded.
MArENcE, Jan. s.-The Rhine has reached the
helght OF $40 meters. With great efforts a tranl-
way has been laid bring earth for the construcl
tion OF a dam.
RoLosraDT, Jan. 8.-This town, with the excep-
uou oi The church and the houses OF the clergy is
deeply submerged. The water In many houses
nearly reaches the roofs In Friesenhem, on the
Rhine, the scene heggars description.
BERLIN. Jan. 3.-Seventy houses have fallen al
Badenheim. In consequence OF the floods Al
ReXheim, Morsch and 0ppan, eighty houses have
,allen Nil IN each place from the same cause. At
making TO sound alarm bells directly the dykesi
slow signs OF yielding.
THE NEW GOVERNOR OF GIBRALTAR
GiBRALTAR, Jan. a-General Sir John NJ. Adye,
lle newly appointed governor and comma nder -iuti
chlef OF Gibraltar, has arrived here General Lord
Napier, or Magdala, who retires from the once,
will leave here to-day.
GAABErTAST TO BE THE GREATEST FUNERAL SINCE
THE FIRST NAPoLEoN's.
LONDON, Jan. 3-The Paris correspondent OF the
standard, says Gambetta's funeral will be tho
greatest since the remains OF the first NapoleoH
were brought TO the Invalides.
THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT NOT UNWILLING TO srsnl
AN ENVOY TO THE VATICAN.
LONDON, Jan. 8-The Standard prints n i,snatchi
from Archbishop McCabe, archbishop OF Dublin
10 cardinal Jacobini the papa secretary OF state,
statng that person sent TO him by Earl Spencer.'
lord lieutenant OF Ireland, had stated that the
British government, on Earl Spencer's advice, was
not unwilling TO send a minister to the Vatican
with the same attributes those or the Prussiarli
minister Cardinal Jacobini replied, on the Path
OF December, that he believed he might authorize
proposition.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 3-.The United States signal,
omcer at this station furnishes the foloWfn0|
weather report: The barometer is highest I'm th6'
northwest, where cold wave pressing to the
south ana east has appeared. The temperature Ii,
more than 30 degrees below zero I'm Manitoba and
northern Minnesota. The following are reported n
MoOrehead, Minn, 81 degrees beluw Zero fall or
10 degrees; Fort Buford, ID. T., 90 degrees below.
zero, a fall OF q degrees: Bismarck, d. T., "a de.
grees below zero, fall OF % degrees Fort Assin-
bOlne, Manitoba, 16 degrees below Zero fal or IL
degrees; Huron, ID. T., IA degrees below Zero fan
OF degrees; Deadwood, D. T., degrees below
zero, a fall OF IL degrees; st. Paul, Minn., de.
reports temperature OF zero. being a fall OF RI
degrees. The lowest temperature I'm New YORK
last night was q degrees above zero, a fall OF 3
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The NsirkerS.
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. Jan. 3.-yirxinia 6s consolidated
6Os new ten fortes, 42ss; do. 3s a. bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Jan 3.-Cotton steady-m ddling 10.
Flour street and SUPER l5a3 SC:
do extra, 50a4. So do. family, 50a5 75 CITY mills
super 5Oa4 90; do extra 25a5. s5 do. Rio brands
55Oa5 s3 Patapsco family, g. 25 do. superative pat
enf, 1O0 Wheat, southern quiet and steady western
dull and shade easier for options-southern red ,
lnSaI oS do: amber. 1.U9al.l5: 20. I Maryland.
lo9al .O94; No. western winter red, spot l. OK
aioS:.; 90: January lc5saio7g February. Lo9as
western steady and dull southern white 50a6l; do.
60s4a6l; February, 605Ea6l steamer, 50 bid Oars
easier, with better demand-southern 44a4S; WESTERN
white 46a4s do mixed. 44a.5: Pennsylvania, k4a46.
Rye quiet, 6ta6s. Hay quiet and steady-I,rjre to
choice Pennsylvams and Maryland. IA. dOal 3 90.
Provisions lower and quet-mess pork, Is. 80. Bulk
meats.sho oulders and clear rib Sides hacked, q
ana l04 Bacon-shoulders, 81. clear rib sides, l1A
Hams. l3s4al4f. Lard-refined. lIs4. Butter firm
western packed and roll. 22a26 Eees-fresh easier.
2!a2S; Lined, dull. l9aa0. Petroleum hrm-refned.
aHaa5c Coffee steady-Bio cargoes. ordinary 20 fair.
7aast Sugar dull-A Soft So; copper refined quiet,
l9k Whisky quiet. isa1.lsY; Freights to Liverpool
e ssraa is ,. ReOe,pts a F., SiS barrels whes
bushels; rye !. 4o5 bushels Shipments-wleat 3,0sl
bushels corn, none. sales-wheat. sac. zoo bushels;
NEW YORK. Jan. S.-Stocks-eenerally strong.
Money: Exchange-lone, 47911; do. short, 4sl.
State bondsmeeneTally neglected Governmentsirreg-
NEW YORK. Jan. s.-F1GuE-dur. heavy; whest,,
dull weak. lS. 25al8. so. Lari-steady, 1910. >
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The st. Marc Hotel ShOOtimg Case.
THE HEARING CONTINUED UNTIL ro-xoRRow-Auc
NEY'S BAIL REDUCED.

SonOOuumR
THE HEARING CONTINUED UNTIL To-MoRRow-AuG.
NEYS BAIL REDUCED.
The charges OF assault and battery with intent
to kill against Jacob p. Augney, who shot his
brother-in-law. John Il Wilmot, ana Thomas r.
Turnbu, at the st. Marc hotel, on the 25th OF No.
vember last were set for q hearing In the Police
Court this morning It will be remembered that
Wilmot was shot several times In the body and his
life was despaired OF for a while. Mr. Turnbull
was shot In the arm. The prisoner and his
counsel MessrA Lipscomb and Beall, occupied
seats inside the bar. Mr.. Moore stated that he
had sent out subpenas for hiswItnesses, but had
heard nothing OF them. Tho witnesses were called.
bat none answered, and Mr.. Moore asked for con.
.tinnance until to.norrow. Counsel asked for q
reduction of bail nom eB,000. which WAS Axod az
the time Mr.. Wilmot was dangerously III Mr.
Moore said be would b willing 60 take 5000
81, Geo IN each case. Tho defense asked further
reducfion 70 q 500 but this WAS denied y the gov
NJ. Augney stated too eraR reporter that ne d,d
Che snoQdng IN self.deiense having been assaulted
By o0th tho complalnan&6. He said he 01d not
thtnk that WEmot would appear against him he
was again committed In default Of ban.
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HE Is HEARD IN HIS OWN BEHALF BY THE SENATE
SUBCOMMITTEE.
The Senate Subcommittee OF the District com.
mittce, to whom was referred the nomination
OF Mr.. Olmstead for District Commissioner to-day
heard Mr. Olmstead in his own behalf The sub
committee came to no conclusion upon the case
and IL is said they will report it back to the full
committee without Recommendation, and let the
whole committee decide the matter.
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END OF THE CREEK TRoUBLE-Indian Coramis-
sioner Price yesterday afternoon received tele-
gram from Agent Tufts. dated Muskogee, 1. T.,
January 2, 1883, stating that "the Creek trouble Is
ended. All parties have gone to their homes"
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Fires fn she Sourh,,.xs

LAS VEGAS, Nm, Jan. 3.-Early yesterday morn.
Ing The residence OF Mr.. Friedman, a wealthy
$4,000 40
GALVESTON, TEX. Jan. IA special dispatch to
Tue AetCS from Waco says: " Yesterday the stock\
OF VIM Sinclair. q harnes shaker was burned 1
Loss $40, coo; insurance $1,000
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., 1858 ,01415; customs, $3.50 e00S9.
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MIDsHIPMEN Albert N. Wood, John II. Fillmore,
H. NJ. Dombaugh, and Alfred L. Hall have been
ordered to examination for promotion.
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An Insane Cneryv,mam

KINGSTON, ONT, Jan. 3-The Rev. A. Matthew'S
Cne presbyterian minister OF Trenton, who was
lately compelled to resign his charge owing 70 his
increasing mental weakness, to-day Disappeared; /;
He has become violently insane and yesterday at
tempted to put his wife's eyes out with a red hot
poker
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Eighteen men employed IN the department Of
yards and docks In the Brocaayn naTY-yard were
discharged yesterday, owing To insufficient ap-
pfopriati0ns * g
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- TO THE POLICY HOLDERS OF THE MU-
- TUA1, FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. DC
over ooO policy holders, representing some thousands
OF sks have their SIGNATURES EXPRESSED their be-
lief in the success and stability of the Company under
Its present management.
Believing that the OLD BOARD has solved the prob
lem Of Insurance at actual cost to the insurer they
desire no change in the Board of Managers, and pre-
sent the same gentlemen with their consent for
suhra@e OF the 9th instant, at Odd Fellows Hall, 7th
street. and insure them your enthusiastic support.
For MANAGERS:
JESSE B. WILSON.
JOHN VAN RISWICK.
MATTHEW G.. Emery.
JAMES w. BARKER
f. KURTZ JOHNSON.
GEORGE L. DEARING.
5a3-10t SAMUEL FL. WALKER.
u WASHINGTON. DC JANUARY 1sr' 1888
The BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS heretofore con-
Quoted by WM HAHN at SIG 7th street 1922 Penn
sylvania avenue, will be continued from this date on by
the admission partners Of MORRIS and S. FRED
HAHN, under the style and firm of
WILLIAM HAHN CO.
Wishing all our friends and patrons ''Happy pros
porous New Year we assure them that the new firm
will strive to maintain the reputation of the old house
for RELIABLE SHOES at LOW PRICES.
Respectfully,
NORRIS HAHN, VIM. HAHN co.
S. FRED HAHN ia3 At
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PERsoNAL-Senator Harrison and Represents.
tive Morse were registered ia New York last even.
ing.-U. s. Treasurer Gilfilan, who has been
visiting the orange groves OF Florida has retufned
to this city, and resumed his Official duties today.
Mr.. j. c. New, assistant secretary or the
Treasury, has returned to the city, and was at hal
desk to-day, =
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HACK RaY

NEW BRUNSWICK, n. j.. Jan. 3.-The decision ofi
the supreme court gives $4,000 back pay 10 city
omcers mere, making $500 due ex-Collector Miller;
and 5000 TO each alderman and city offleer.
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INDIANAPOLIS, md, Jan. 3.-Jacob Shut was
shot three times and dangerously wounded thisi
morning by Martin Powers. Both merchant,
policemen Shut attacked Powers with his mace
and Powers responded With his revolver.
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WILLIAM Hahn
MORRIS HAHN, WM, HAHN h co.
S. FRED HAHN ! ia9 AZ

~ WASHINGTON, D. c.,
~ JANUARY 1sT 1888.
Our Establishment has now entered the FIFTY.
THIRD YEAR OF ITS EXISTENCE and as the sue
cessors Of TODD CO. and JAMES Y. DAVIS, we
deem it proper to return sincere thanks to our
friends and customers for their patronage
We hope. by strict attention business and courtesy
to ALL to merit continuance of the confidence and
patronage heretofore 30 literally bestowed.
JAMES Y: DAVIS SONS,
HATTERs AND FURR1ERs
ja3-1w 621 Pennsylvania avenue.
f~Ha MR.. JOHN II. WRIGHT,
The well known Restaurant keeper, and
MIR. C. NJ. JOHNSON,
The Famed Oyster Dealer. will open at oil street
northwest
SATURDAY. JANUARY 6.
They cordially invite their friends and the public sst
rs THE COLUMBIA COOPERATIVE BUILD
esina ING G Aseosat9n will h3d the second monthly
the Patent 0ee stock can be subscribed 1op by
This association is governed by business men, and par
ties desiring to obtain homes paving othemseves
join " SASa cHA steRx
Ia swoRMsIEDT & BRADLEY.
We Real Estate and Insurance Agents.
92o street northwest.
Houses and lots for sale in all parts of the CITY,
Houses rented, loans negotiated and rents collected.
Special attention to the of property of non -resi
dents. a. LET
rS LONG BRIDGE FISHING SHORES-AI-
LEN DODGi. having leased the Fishing Berths
OF the Jackson City property to JAMsS Ii. MORGAN
TO be flshed with haul senea, al persons are hereby
Warne not to put any poles in the Brige Shore or in
6raVe,ly Point. ALLEN DODGE,
ja3-3t' JAMES H. MORtfAN
F4Sa NOTICE OF CO-PARTNi RSHIP.
~ GEOEGETOW1J, ID. C.. Jan 1st,. 1888.
Having this day associated with me in business my
business Will hereafter be conducted at the old stand
lOto jefferson street, under the firm name of
W. H. WHEAILEY & SON.
the past - years. respectfully solicit continuance of
the Same FOR the firm intending still to give nv
personal attention to the business. Work called for ard
Delivered anywhere i'll the city. Postal cards promptly
answered.. 49,
ja2 I'm w r. WHEATTEv
~ THE THIRTY-NINTH REGULAR MONTH
80 80 Lf MEETING OF THE EQUITA BILE Co
OPERATIVE BpILDING ASSOCIATION, for recey-
ing dtss ana making Will be held at Marns
1ia,l street, between yth and 10th northwest on
WEDNEaDAf. January Sd. 1883. at Z D. no.
pt1ns will be received for shares in the fourth
,,o 1ou THOMAS soMFRvILLE Vice President.
1->O. JOY EDSON, Secretary. ja2-2t.
FsS. The UNION COOPERATIVE BUILDING
~ Association will hold it's 10th regular monthly
meeting at Cosmopolitan hall. corner sth and streets
northwest, OH WEDNESDAY,, January 3. 1883, at 80
O'Clock Books for subscription to second isse Of
stock closes at this meeting.
DENNIS CONNELI. Presid ent
DANIEL DONOVAN. Secretary. ja2-2t
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NEW Posi- OFFICE has been established at
Blue Grass, Russell county, Va, j. P. A. Quillin
postmaster.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
nASk 3 OF c p:a Z
eetng ef ths saeEhodsrs Of tins sf Balk S viii vii be
hours ore and three occck to elect nine prec
d2s,ttss ensuing tHAs. Has s. BRADLEY. chashier.
s>g " W1Th :. G. f DAVIS. Dfs hso..5 s.5Nh YEARS
Respectfully advises her friends that can be found
at the Dry Goods House of Samuel Ke $50 eth street
northwest where she will be Pleased to furnish them
with reliable goods at lowest prices. d2I
THE .ssna ss4nsasSIGs SfISG Re os ssnTfFg Hy l. 1882
TE DIsJEicI 81 bIa fSr the election OF Of
on MoaDa8 5sasr s s T at the be
Office Of the Assoeios9n Room No. second foer
street Zee n nerthwest. It in this city:
s Gsasr of the 5S91a s President
,g wAsHISeToS. D. C.. DEC. $. 1882.
To the Stockholders of the Central National Bank of
to5s the Central BaEk wssnstoa aissa Dirf City
Jaaars 'e aba btneen nea
Bank Will read of
-. BOOKS FOR SUBSCRIPTION TO STOCK
viii remain until February Isl: issa at the foo%.
Aaat hsarsx tEshe los y and s't srss southwest
T. J. Burtt. 9TH street and Maryland avenue south
Church Stephenson sth street and Virginia avenue
Walker Co.. 1ith street and Maryland avenue
10. vernillion. l1th street and Maryland avenue
C. B: Church. 10Th street and Pennsylvania avenue
Thompson & Co., 10th street and Louisiana avenue
Mseef e iaans ih ana aeaeTss sTss!s ots oSEtsweSt
j. H. johnson. President. Sth and streets south
o; T. Thompson Secretary. 30, Pennsylvania avenue
Shares g each. and ente owner to purchase ST. oOo
Consututlons can be obtained at any of the above
of money tsa VIII o on H6 avG E.
M '0'nss ON '''se' anu virginia axssIe ds im at
rHa COLUMBIA BOAT CLUB CERTIFICATES
bs.Dn GIi q t5s SogaBiA boST cLGB
.s e. ssSss
II Sh1sh WILL fas eEa Hs INTEREST ON
ARTHUR T. BRICE.
o4-Im Treasurer c. b. @.
Fpps SAM'L s. SHEDD
~ 4OS 9TH STREET NoRTHwEsr.
r1s! w !aEh&AS sTSPkST ShasRs, AND LIBRARY LAMPS
40 DEe6hArEb ES6hAifbtsa SHADES. GLOBES, &C..
| f-y, FANATICS, FANATICS, GoLDFINCHEs, ,IINNETs.
..o ,n BIRDS: Ils: STAkLiSds. ETC., etc.
007 street.
| oio-Im Under Masonic Temple.
~a GAS FIxrUREs.-E. +. BROOKS
6S1 18TH SraEEr,
! Full assortmen. Mitchell. Vance CO. Is Goods. Cor
coran Building sls
| %s GLEN FLORA AND BETHESDA WATERS
/ FRESH FROM THE SPRING.
| v. &. MILBURy. PHARMAelsr.
| mis- lA2s Penusyiysuia avenue.
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PROMOTIONS IN THE THIRD AUDITORS OFFICE
MIR. j. G. Swift has been promoted from second
to third class clerkship in the Third Auditors
Office, and James NJ Miller from flrst to second
class in the same office.
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Gas Works Burned.
Shot Three Tfrnes.

LIsTOwEI, ONT, Jan. 3-The gas works here
were destroyed by fire to-day. Loss $4,000
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No VISITORS TO TREASURY CLERKS ALLOWED
The Secretary OF the Treasury has determined to
enforce the rule prohibiting clerks in that depart
ment from receiving visitors on private business
during off1ce hours
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rEra SPECIAL NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF D. c.,

r-RS SPECIAL NOTICE.
OFFICE OF d5HrHS4 dGH HyTgAH "a D. FIRE d
No 9O2 PA. AVE- NV.
e mfen % Of Of ths TFe IL
at odd Fellows Hal 7th Street % be- e @ and
81 a hs sesn Of
anagers th to constitute board to conduct the affairs Of
the re esf or Of 5he 6e
the first business in order shall be the the appontnent
s act e 81 sRa e
tHefn M pt1Ie the h9nIs CT o,eoek an an end
Amount OF premium notes held by the
Amount Of cash on hand .......: SSo ~
Cash received on renewals for 1888 ...... $500 II
HaI t. l26 043 30
Office furniture and fixtures iapproxi- 0'''''
Losses by fire for the year 1882. adjusted 'Oo "
Losses BY the year 1882 adjusted 1O 10
order CT the Board Of Managers Ct the MSt,,o
dso-iat '''' j. &EssIEY BorELER. Secretary.
AhE MEET1NS Wasa1STT1H SF THE sJ
kAhR1Ap E Il a coMpASY l fer the election q directors
o win s eS d:S ssPensy eSssa is' s
1883. and opened on January nth. 1883 January
". W. iNOC+>A]', SecS 0Z5dtdDm
,R0lss3 FOR MANAGERS 1883.
MUTUAL FIRE ISsuRANcE COMPANY
DISTRICT 81 oF TIE COLUMBIA
8: %!IkHM !! Hhfslf?f e, .ShasE4T S2hasf9T:
g: 8: 55AAMkEsof 5AMts ). EbWaRba, HaSSAER'
THOMAS e. WAGGANAN.
The above ticket is placed in nomination and is the
d23-tja1s MANY POLICY HOLDERS
rYy. F; MccARTHER. OF FARGO, D. r WHO
and ntsstng @ M @ f9r vii remain in
ct lis office. 1920 New York avenue every day, from
S:So AIN to 80 pm Information relative to town
70 Goo snfs.'sS & gwen hslffs by
tY BELL : S.s4 CO. IT, BaANKEEs, aNyzE .v.vn.
OPPOSITE UNITED STATES Treasury.
WASHINGTON. DC. December 1s 1882:
the frm name e BELL / CO.. ss Banners and OFF Fl
We receive for collection bills notes. drafts and checks
oer cites and towns at the lowest current rates Of e1.
hays svsry facility for cba1ng reliable
ey eSse in IN the cities and will
'''' "ASD DESIRED very rscsGRsflIy; cGxaIsys; J. BELL.
s.s.,n sS$SsH ssSsSSsEF Fi a' i; rs SSSws. g.
JAS. +. FITCH. RoB'r C. Fox. GEO. W. BRowN
F-Rp FITCH. FOX BROWN,
EsTABLIsHED 1866.
REAL. ESTATE AND LOAN BROKERS.
CFFIcE-14s7 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Opposite u S. Treasury
An properties placed in hands for sale are inserted
without charge in Real Estate Advert first
issued in 1866. D.
special attention given to the management OF estates
ana OF properties belonging to -residens Also to
the renting Of Houses and collection of Rents at mod
erae rates. and without charge for PAYING taxes re-
ntng rents, and attending to repairs. to which per-
sonal attention IL given.
Houses always ON hand for rent ranging from g to
<3oo per month"; ani faithful aten ion given to the dis
posa by lease or se of the smallest property placed
| In our hands
Loans on real estate security made with care, and
interest collected and remitted without
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A. BRENrANo & Co.,
PUBLISHERS. BOOKSELLERS, sTATIONERs
AND NEWSDEALERS,
1015 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
CORNER 11rH STREET,
WASHIN GTON, D. C.

We receive regularly by European steamers the fol-
lowing Fo:eisn Papers and Fashion Jodrnais:
MoHd fSs dnsSn Tsnnid and br
matte News. The ond,n Daily Times London stand
3sa @ E4ef SSnG nsa
DsiIy News. The American Eeslser saturday Review.
ars Meanc hs court rh
yGqFnh s Idf nf L4Rdon nd aPeect st James Gszete Pan
Areht ct. The Builder. London EhSinss MI ils rins.
e Taar @ Blaa se tEaay LIE nivg2 Ffnr
IIlustEe. Le Journal Amasan5i Petit journal Pour
ton: lie Monde Ilustra, Ia Car'cature. La France
M ds as sasop R L. fs ssa
de la Mode. Revue de la Mode. and many others too
Masazi9ts New York Esrad. Times Iribune World.
Hars1 ohd Times, Times and Press BSstn Advslse
Dpas Te s The Home a9rns
1hS Ss"
"a$ Spirit II iSsHa Forest s'nnd and
as sss
fs 1yng Wag AFe the neersnd 1T & ChEisisn Inon
s SRsss gaE
of ts Hhs Art Hts
,5dasi1.i Ms1saH1ile }2asRa Wa1IS haiTsy
ns Family fF9s STORY vesfsss
t Ssr Ne x seps rsor s s9faa
The Country Gepteman, oar Continent. Grir, Sports
Nest rsad @sis'c ssha' setar sx
American pfinseson ss keSsW eaesn esn
Wor RSex At fn5s se Mo aI
zine, Ippincott's MAGAZINE, The Magazine of Ameri-
Engineering Masazine The smerics n Journal Of Sci
Tss snee Nsu YORK MefIieal Journe The Art Amateur
st ne Ass saos
Magazine. Appeton's Railroad Guide. The Official
TeRIi, los
lies Popular Monthly The Herald Of Health. Walaees
The uber na nnd Mser
contemporary Review The Aineteenth Century, Fort.
Journal ondon Lanee The Monhy y'I Family nIEi Her&Id
oon @9a Art xcd
OF Art the American Agricuituris. and many others
100 numerous 10 mention.
We also display counters
A large assortment of London Christmas Pictorials
Also English and French Almauacs.
VI, A complete assortment OF Plays and Dramatic
Subscriptions invited to Periodicals, Magazines and
Any book advertised by the different publishing
houses will be sent 10 any address postpaid receipt Of
We We einye special attention to Stationery Depart
Jog the very hest style and we also have suparior
tasites for the cutting Of Crests and Monogram and
best n o5 nG the prodncSns Of the
match '-N'''' 'i''NeS' VIII en'ei'pes 10
= Marcus Wards Irish Linen. Cranes Bond, French
Use Brtntalo's LONDON Exciequer JET BLACK INK.
A. BRENTANO L CO.,
1a15 Pennsylvania avenue,
Corner OF 1lth street, WASHINGTON, d. c..
SUPPLY CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
Which last not for day. month, but for the
WHOLE YEAR 1885,
We would therefore, advise many patrons to sub
scribe for their Friends Favorite Newspapers,
Period Gals, or MAGAZINES, either Foreign
or Domestic, and have them deliy-
cred by US with lunctuality
and dispatch 1t
Jusr Our.
1882.
ANNUAIRE ILLCSTRE,
A REVIEW OF ART,
Containing Collection of the Finest Pictures exhibited
this year of the most important Painters
i'll Europe and America.
NEW EDITION OF THE CATALOGUE
DU SAL on 1882.
L'OMBRELLE,
LIE GAUT Ell LIE MAUCHON.
II easure of amusement.
V. G. FISCHER,
500 FIFTEENTH STREET,
o30 j3.6 Opposite L. S. Treasury.
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A Policeman KILLED

DENVER, COL, Jan. Sat a late hour on Nom,
day night, L. Slemm, member OF the police force
at Pueblo, was shot and instantly killed by un-
known parties.
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Trains nelavpA-

NORTH ADAMS, MASS, Jan. 3-By the bresktnH
or car journal In the little tunnel west OF North
adams this morning. passenger and mail train,
was delayed SIX hours.
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ENGLAND AND THE VATICAN.
DISASTROUS FLOODS IN GERMANY
ANOTHER MURDER IN NEW YORK


Opening Transactions In Wall Street.
Nrw YORK jar. & II a. m.-The stock market
opened irregular. bit In the main Salk per cent
lower than at yesterdays close. the Latter Norths
west preferred. In the early trade after a small
fractional Improvement, prices fell on saik pei
cent. Rock Island, Northwest preferred, Alton and
Ierre Haute and Western Union being most proms
lnent In the decline The market then became
strong. and at IL o'clock recorded an advance
ranging from y TO IL per cent. In which tha
Northwest, Denver and Rio Grande Canada
southern, Western Union and Delaware Lacka.
awanna and Western were the principal features
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Shot Dead in n Liquor saloon.

NEW YORK. Jan. Sat a late hour last night
FREDERICK Paul, aged -. or - Albany street " as
shot and Instantly killed by Francis ponnelly
during quarrel In a Liquor saloon at l22 Wash.
1ngton street. Donnelly was arrested. Donnelly
is proprietor OF the saloon In which the ARRAY oc.
CURED IL Is said that Paul. In company with
some Others, assaulted Donnely, when he drew
MS revolver ami sent bullet crushing through
PauIS BRAIN Paul was fireman on a sIeambaat
but had been out or work for some time lie was
unm lrrlRd - - w.