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RAILROADS.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
1HE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BEINEEN
iHE EASI AND HE WEST
VA WASHINGTON


2AE MODEL FAST LINE ANp THE ONLY LINE
LIE E 1$l aS$ 81 srsr
Echedqle to take eject MAY November Is. 1881
Leave Washington from station. corner ot New Jrrsc
Sehuf and street by Eastern Standard 18th Neri-
For Chicago Cincinnati. Louisville and St I,o1,i,
ILroush Coaches and Palace sleeping Cars q above
rslnts wlth9as eLanse: Io:ls D. daily to Chicago.
FeI Htis9urs at 1915 m and p H. daily: $40
Tn to I1ttsbu1g. Cleveland and Detroit with Sleep
sf ne T Cars to i1tts,hnrg -,
Ga3iy with Sleeper Tor Toledo. via Wheeling and Lake
Trans iof Philadelphia and New York at $40 a. m.
Gaily EXCEPT sunday; p NJ and l0fUp ID daily with
For Baltimore en- week days ; $50 40 100 s1o O.
az ~ rs am l2:l0 20 z:5. :. $780, Az. 440. $50.
for Baltimore Sundays 30. 500 9:Oo an lbs.
.9 go: ., $50 5.s9 %, : 80 1000 pm
ro osyS; W. 10y ga. a n, $40 pm
Tor state rs On METROPOLITAN branch. 40 I'm.
daily e1cep. SUNDAY 20 m a3 for F red
90 am 5UiS an. 4:4o pm aid SIS pm daily
For Haserstown. lo:l5 am and SIS pm daily except
Trans arrive from the West daily. 20 $50 am 225
From New York. and Philadelphia. 2:55 m. daily.
From Annafoiis. SO am. I:5o e:s7 pm: sunday.
From LeHinlton s 10 a m daily and DIS D. m. daily
except Sunday. '
From fredeTck and intermediate points sos ln.GC
m. 2-l5 4s2o J. and etD p H. daily excep,
,eulosy' 3 10 r IN. daily from Point OF iiCcks
HANS leave Baltimore Tor WASHINGTON at 30 30
10 $50 q 10 ami 105O a ESQ A. 40 )
t;25. 80 500 and 10 Is l. r,. on SUNDAYS 4 an
l-Su s-lOs u, 80. ;. - 30 and ytD ID,
Al trains from Washington stop Relay station except
4.5G l. u.
Tor further inform alton apply at the Baltimore and
Sao ItAet Ofhce-"asi.ineten Station. Gig aud 1851
1eLnsJfNsa avenue corner I4th street where orders
VII te taken Tor baggage To lie checked received at
! II q cL i ihi SIS NJ Oft Baltimore
nl9 4 K I0RI 'f,,s,'I Tsss.,,c,a- ,,,,,.
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ury department yesterday with letter of intro
ductfon from the g. s. minister In Venezuela to a
clerk In the Treasury department. Under the
dread "punitory visitation" rules, he was denied
the privilege OF meeting the clerk, and his diplo-
matte mission was a failure. There was considera-
BILE talk at the department to-day regarding the
incident.
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A. CUMBERLAND (MD) BiGAMIsT.-A dispatch from
Bridgeport, Ohio, says that an excitement prevails
there over the discovery that John Henley jeweler
and proprietor OF the mechanical wonder known IA
the Cumberland clock, had taken TO himself az
divers times and places no less than four wives
Henley halls from Cumberland, Nd, where he LETT
wife and three children. He came TO Bridgeport
about one month ago, accompanied by two women.
one OF whom he claimed was hts wife and the other
neice, and opened Jeweiry store. All went
smoothly until Monday, when aprepOssessing lady,
claimed to be wife No. g. She created such COM
motion that Henley LEFT his store and skipped out
claims HenlQ q her lord
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SPECIAL SALE OF P1ASos AND ORe.ss

No: IA surerb Square Grand Piano. in --..eS'f
nassv rosewood case. nlaid arls extro r TVy7
n, av MY carved iegs and Tyre very powerful
American Institute Fair purchased cost of 81 lt.
now in perfect order. with all modern improvements
handsome elnbroider cover and stool correspond
Price 1850 sh. if sold before November l,t No2-A
genuine VIM knabe Co in style nearly like No nearly
e. No PA aanes Bro sgusre Piano: cost $50
worth $4O0 No. IA fullszed three-stringed Cabinet
Strand UPRIGHT, used three months standard make aud
Piano in perfect order with stool cover ony $40
No 6-Good Square Piano. for practice. only sjO No
Daniel Beatty Organ cost @l25; has u stops: ssS
No 9INeW Orrans fully warranted, $50. No. IO-The
niatchlesS Shoninger Cynbea Organs at low price on
Is monthly Iayments; the only organs in the world
N. B-Ibera prices allowed for second hand nstru-
ments in exchange bring deposit as you viii need it.
NO refusal given without deposit ~
Remember the place.
C. J. REED.
nIO 43S 7th street northwest.
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AUCTION SALES.

WALTER b. WILLIAMS b CO., Auctioneera
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
CARPETS. ETC. AT AUCTION.
On To- MORROW, DECEMBER FIFTEENTH, at TEN
OC OCK A NJ we shall sell in trout of our salesroom
a general assortment Of Household Effects named II
part
Walnut Chamber Suites Psrlor Suites upholstered II
Plush Rep and Hair-cloth; Eteaeres. Hall Racks
Sideboards Dining-room Chairs; Brussels lngrair
and other Carpets; Ice Cream Machine. 5-Gallous
Buckets etc.
ALSO,
One Case Surgical Instruments.
1t WALTER b. WILLIAMS i CO. Aucts
= SAMSTAG, Auctioneer.
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Latest Foreign News by Cable.

REFUSED TO SIGN THE PETITION.
DUBLIN, Dec. 1.-THE Protestant and Catholic
archbiShOpS and clergy OF this city refuse to sign
the memorial TO the government, pet1tiOning for a
Communication OF the sentence OF death passed upon
Joseph Poole for the murder OF John Kenny In
Seville Place.
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vice agent at Indianapolis, Ind, telegraphs the
arrest of Jarrett St1llwell, at Stendal, Ind, for
cOunterfeting silver coin.
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New BANK-The controller OF the currency has
authorized the First National Bank. of Bedford,
Pa, TO begin business with capital Of $4,000
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I WILL COMMENCE TO SELL IN STORE $50
SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST A LARGE
STOCK OF TOYS THAT HAS EVER BEEN DIS.
PLAYED IN THIS CITY. COMMENCING DE-
WHOLE STOCK is CLOSED OUT.
DOLLS, TOYS, JAPANESE GOODS
TRCMPETS, SHELL BOXES.
TOOL CHESTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS BIsoUE GOODS
A NJ. AND SEVEN O'CLOCK PM
d143t' g. sAMsTAo, Auctioneer
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WORCESTER, MASS, Dec l4.-LaSt september
hiram Chase, OF this city. disappeared from the
under circumstances indicating that he had
drowned himself His second wife had gone to
Nova Scotia on a vtStttO her parents. and he re-
celFed q telegram announcing her death. He
ostensby went there to attend the funeral and re-
turned two or three days before his final disappear
ance Ii now appears that the death OF his wife in
Nova Scotia was pretended, the object being to
cure $1,000 insurance in the order OF the Golden
cross. OF which both We're members 1t is probable
pay on his statement OF her death, but required a
PHYSICIANS certificate and the official record OF her
death and burial, he became confused and invented
his own death by suicide easy way out or the
complication Ii is now known that Mrs. Chase
was al1ve at her fathers In october, and she then
said that her husband was living in Buffalo.
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Fire at LoweiI-Firemen Injured.

LOWELL, MASS. Dec. 1.-THE Harris Mill was
burned this morning. Loss about $50 OOO The fol-
lowing firemen belonging to hose No. e were in
Jurcd: David harley, foreman; Edward Fletcher,
assistant foreman: John II. Joyce. John f. Williams,
(th1gh broken; John Firth. The following, belong
ing to hose No 4, were also injured: John j. Quin-
Ian. assistant foreman and Charles Morse and John
Boyle. Of the protective department, and Leroy J..
kiIntall. No one was fatally injured. The build
ing and machinery were totally destroyed. The
fire also communicated to the wood turning estab-
liShment Of the Aerrimack CroQuet company. and
caused an explosion which threw the wall upon the
tiremen, injurtng ten OF them.
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Local Notes,

Between and O'Clock o. m Yesterday seal.
skin mantle, valued at $3.50. was stolen nom the
residence of Mr. F. c. CosSs, No 1903 Massachusetts
basement door, which had been left open
Emanuel's church OF the Evangelical association
has filed a certificate Of the election OF John Matt
ner as trustee.
Galbraith chapel has filed a certificate OF incor-
poraton and OF election OF the following trustees:
Lewis Moore, Henry Hutchinson, Henry Waters,
A. Howard, Jacob Fisher and ThOs H. Cross
Henry johnson, who was arrested by Officer
SIS worth OF rope from the schooner Wake, lying
at Georgetown, was to-day sent to jail tor six
months by Judge Smell
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THE CABINET MEETTNG.-An the members OF the
Cabinet except Secretary FOlger were present at
the regular Cabinet meeting to-day. 1t is under
cred.
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Business Failures the Past Week.

NEW YORK, Dec. 14.-The business failures I'm the
United states. as reported by telegraph to r. G.
pun Co, OF the Mercantile Agency. number FOL
the British provinces is IS, making total OF 325 as
compared with BOZ last week. made OF 263 failures
In the Cnlted States and "A in Canada More than
two-thirdS Of the whole number occurred In the
western, southern and Pacific states In New York
city the principal assignments are those OF j. Row.
lana Son. JobberS hats; ChaS. FOX'S Sons & Co. IS
hats and caps The failure OF j. P. BuIupS d Co..
commission cotton, is also noted
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vTHoMAs E. WAaGAMAN. Auctioneer.

1NHOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF FOUR DESIRABLE FRAME
DWELIINGS ON LAURENCE STREET. IN
SQUARE No 133
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of the 81,
District of Columbia. passed the 9th day of ;;;a
April. 1881, in Equity number g. 1896 shall IN
offer for SAL at public auction on MONDAY the sEy
EN EN- zen , DAY OF DECEMBER 1852 at FIVE
tain Lots of ground in the city Of Washington, in said
District, and known Lots seventys CT seventy
CID seventy EIGHT t7s) and seventynine 79 In
Mayhews subdivision of lots % ~ and of Cushi1gs
sub OF square numbered hundred and thir-
ty- three (1S3)
Each lot is improved by two story frame dwelling
and has front Laurence of l6 feet inches BY
a depth OF 100 feet TO u-foot alley.
Terms of sale: One-t third cash fof which $50 must he
paid by the purchaser OF each LIT at the time sae)
siuc in equal iIstaiuents in twelve 2) and eighteen
0Sl months day of sale with interest; all cash
at ption of purchaser. If the of sale not
comp led with ten days the right reserved to re-
sell at the risk and cost Of ,iaulting purchaser
d7-dNds HUGH i. IAGGART, Trustee.
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RANGE OF THE THERAOMErER--The following
were the readings at the Oice OF the chief signal
onicer today am, 483 IL am, SIS. pm IS 6,
Maximum. 59.2 minimum. 49,
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DIED..

eTTa sns On EHRHaES B SGTTs ISL b. 1883 !; =:
Funeral at the Church of the Epiphany on saturday.
Decenber 18th. 1885. at O'Clock p. IN
GALLAGHER On December 18th l608 n 2 N n m
ELLEN. beloved wife Of Michael Galiagher
May she rest tn peace
Funeral win take plaoe from Der late ressdence ooen
OF Seventeenth and streets northwest Saturdsy l6fh
to St MatheSs ehah where reans ano then % %
celebrated Friends and relatives respectfully in
vi'ed 70 attend lnternent at Mt olivef osmessfy
Gbhh IN On peceInbr L. 1883 at IA N, Ma
Chase, and sister Of Edward Chase
church December 10th Il O'CLOCK p ~ N.
HEf aaRRv E Fr,dsy nsesmb. iAsh. q sso
Funeral from residence of his father-in law O Hsda
way ESQ., M 10th street. sunday st oiocf Q: IL.
pm JOHN NJ JAMESON aged seventy seven s var. =
Funeral from his late residence No 2l6 strsf north.
to attend No aoaers Friends ne invited
JANvIER ls On Friday pecsmbeE 4 1859 sta m,
New Castle pelswsra in the seventy I.rtb 1sns q
aye philadelphia and Wilmington pGpers pieaa. oopv
Notice OF funeral hereafter. 20
osocs M WITHIN Witty. Peoe JosEs Is s Ass e y
years alter long and painful niness which hs bosS
Has eone The spotles soul has gone
Triumphant TO bis place above:
The prison walls are broken down.
And trusting their wings he aiea
And gains his rest IN Paradise
His funeral viii take place from his late resdenca -
attend.
oUACKENBUsH On Thursday morning. December
and s dsu ht.I Of thr late willism Mortidl ston
Funeral from her late residence Peans ylvnnsa
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 70 attend ~
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NNHE GREAT

TIVE GREAT
The E S55kkfNsE NE.f sN H9T gdFrHwrs,
Sci Ills Sf MAeS1rft fftllfPIP inSSTEfSERH
N EfEtCT NO. EMbhR .sTH lS,3
TRAINS 1--we NAsHISeToS. FROM station coRSzs
For Fittsburg ard the West Chicago Linits, Expr.ss
a. y SiS Hr s a. ag cas r @iy n E17i i5
70 Cincinnati, Nest-rn Express 40 y IA daily win
fssro s7 IL eq l8aFs and ioahf'f dfy x fG,
I9 daily for Pt e G1es s5 M Nal ETpge
B4i fi- AND A ToT6MAG to R SeilF9
For Irie. Can ndaE1a Rochester Buaaio N'asrar,.
Y OF N. Ga+iy except saturday. with PaacS cars
L5.l. a.lpT Washington Oh Saturday night viii not
For MiiisusIort Iock Haven and El1rra. at e:4os m
ga aS11!y. ,Xreit sunday
so loco n is l. n or SIIrfiav 20 lnrG ~
10 M Limited lxIress OF pullman P4ricr Cars
1er Boston without change 80 D. m every wees 5sv
For Brooklyn, y J.. ali through trains con,e. At Io-
=! 10y VIA to%ts - brooklyn Annex sffordinx
nae across New York CITY O''---- ''''"-e Ier-
tnd Ia p n. On sunday, 500 1910 ana Ii L; o. mn
LIMITED E1Irsss i0a Il. daily. txcrr: sunday = -
400 - 40 So 40 o0 and II 4 N and ~
snndAy 9;iulU:,O a t.iCU o:Jo 80 !0oj anG IL is
For Pope's Crrek Line. GO It. and 4:4op IT. daily
For Annapolis, go In and 40 Pm daily. e.crrts,n.
AIXANDklA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
RAILROAD
ter A. a@ndIla s. 30. SIS. IL O5 and II 3s ain
5oe 80 go e:25. SO. ard II ;>5 m On sunday =;
c -. go II % 6 m t.. I. Il "
Fer Richmond the south 81 and IL :Os am daily
zis is1e Al ' 1Ir f,, ,r EsgPdsy
sAd Ie-O ts. 90. - 5.I0 7:tas and 10 40 %
u sLG II u midnight On Sunday al 5 % ard IO. 10
In - ana lu;sG N.
nets sie information at the Office northeast corner
ret Ghd ieiIsy lyaia avenue AID al The sta-
uN- WI = ofOSr~ u lett for the ctak king of bax.
49, ~ E's'1li4l-.I iron hotels and TeSi1rIc :
= = MOOD. General PASSENGER Aren't
N.-EN-' Z 4 LOEi tt HADa4ag MI
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nUNcANsoN BROS. Auc.ioneers.


ThUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL.
rs ATE on EAST 81 L OF POULAND, AHA LIZ
STREET BETWEEN G STREET AND tENNSYi.-
NAN1A AVENUE OPPOSITE DIS RIOT BUILD
1Nt1S. IN TIE CITY OF VA 'HINGTON D. {.
By virtue OF deed of trust dated the 10Th day .
OF Novel. Der 1850, md r-"urted i'll Ibtr No 9j = 81
folio - OF the l. nd Recu Us for District of Column III
Glh and IT written request 81 tn party secured will
sell IT yub' auction. i'll front of the premises TUES
DAY, ID CllMBtR EtGii1i ENIfI. 1888 at TOU x
O'CLOCK Nal that 10. Of Erouudin the tyof WASH
inon, il! thu District Columbia known part of lot
numbered twentyseven CD iii reservation iulilel.d
ten l0 % "ilii. FOR the AZ street west. dis.
rant lie bundled and Thirty six Us feet south ON
TIE northwest corner u1 said square and ing
thence north seventeen and sevi:tytwo hui. drt this
U1 :! 10Jl lee. thtncn frs t5,} -t thu CO
south s-vrnte and seventy kundrtttls 17 II 10
tt thence west fifty q, to be place OF he.
shining. This Iro triy ilnrr we'd by a two-st,r.v
nd BASEMENT brick dwelling house. No % AZ street
:Ic Invest.
Terms OF sa'" One third cash balance in equal paw
mnts III six a. aid tWevr t@} Iu"ts with int. rast
secured ty eet Of rust rrcl"Ity sold I'll at
q 1cu OF Illf' isf one hundred dollars required 1T
,ilne 81 So al c'v' yatciiT at cost Of pure aser If
ter of sale are not complied with in from
day OF sale TIE trustees sarya the right resell at
I!sA AID cost - ds ,ari! ing pufcilaS, r
BENJAMIN l. SiEI>,Ei:,
CHARLES u. LlEDFRMANN.t ir'StceS
d5-d&1s 10; r street northwest
fsNHONAs BOWLING. Auctiuueer.
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DEFECTIVE 1NFoRMATIoNs.-Judge Wylie de.
ctded today, on motion In arrest Of Judgment
ey and MI Psck Gass II Tne
violating the liquor laws. that the hformations
were defective, because the signature OF the Dis
them. This view, lawyers say, raises doubts as to
the legality OF all the convictions made In District
cases. both In the Criminal and Police CourtA
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I'd Edition.
Latest qGlegranS to The Star.

Cana0ian DeSerlers from the y. 8.
Army.
THE STORIES THEY TELL IN LETTERS 10 TIE To-
RONTO GLOBE
~, TORONTO, ONT. Dec. 1.-THE Globe recently pub
uSneo letter from Canadian named Surfer, who
having deserted from the American army was fol-
lowed into Canadian territory and arrested there
oy American soldiers The Dominion government
was asked to take action In the case but have
never done so: The Globe to-day published another
letter signed by Henry Watson, OF Halifax, W no
says that he and two other Canadians escaped from
an American post In Montana in June last They
were captured In Canada by a party OF United
states soldiers and taken back Fort Assinaboine
Montana, where one OF the deserters, made desper-
ate by threats OF severe punishment, broke away
from the guard-house and persisted In a snow
storm. Watson and his companion were tried and
condemned, but have not Yet learned what their
sentence was Meantime they were In prison al
Fort Smelling, MIMI, and kept in irons. They were
made to work early and late, and on.Sundars they
were deprived Of their bedding and otherwise pun
ished The Globe says 1t is the duty OF the Domin-
ION government TO take steps at least to inquire
into the truth OF the story told whether redress is
prOcurable or not
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The governor or Pennsylvania has sent a letter
10 the auditor general for a detailed statement OF
the disbursement Of the contingent fund OF the two
houses OF the legislature during the extra session.
The object is not stated, but there are rumoB OF
crookeiness
Baltimore, asks the court there that her marriage
with Robert Fearing be set aside because he a OF
African blood and descent
John W. Garrett, OF Baltimore. has sent his check
for $4,000 as Christmas gift to the s.ioor assocla.
ton OF Norfolk.
mat they were miSled by the charge OF Justice
Deilln2n; and, f a meeting OF the whole twelve
can be secured, there is some hope that the gov.
ernment may be induced TO show him clemency
fercy JacoouS, secretary OF the Eureka CONSOLE
dated mining company, was arrested at san Fran.
cisco yesterday on sixteen charges OF embpZzle-
hlent, his alleged stealings amounting TO $4,000
The King OF Anam has been murdered by the
against France,
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Capitol Notes.

Kenneth MurchiSon. or south Carolina, was IL
afternoon appointed assistant In the folding r0ouA
TIRE WHISKY INTEREST. a
The representatives OF the whisky manulN
Ing districts OF the country held meetne m -
ways and means committee room this afeanoon,
and decided 20 petition The Secretary Of the Iee9-
ury 10 exercise all possible leniency allowed ~ the
law IN collecting the taxes si1ts at the present
uine- The committee viii meet at the residence o.
CONGRESSMAN Jordan, of Ohio tomorrow 20 prepare
petition. which VIII recits the financial distress
under which the manufacturers OF bourbon WHISKY
are now iaboring by reason OF the large amount q
WHISKY coming out OF bond at this time The ped
uon viii also set forth the fact that Congress VIII
probably extend the bonded period, and they de-
sire. 50 lar as possible, the whisky 10 come CO
Oh bond may receive the beneflt OF such eXtelalQ2
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ARMY oRpERs-Ffrst Lieut. Henry Romeyn, Sth
infantry, will report by letter 20 Brig. Gen Alfred
H. Terry, president OF the army retiring board con-
yened at Fort smelling, Mimi, for examination.
Inc leave OF Capt kinZie Bates Is extended i've
months on surgeons certificate OF disability. The
extension OF leave granted LIST Lieut. Charles A.
Booth 7th infantry, is further extended one month
The resignation OF Cadet Vim. B. Jones' 4th class
7. > Military academy, is accepted by the Secso.
tary OF War
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

Jusr RECEIVED
NEW CROP OF FLORIDA ORANGES AND LEMONS
All kinds OF Game Fish and Diamond Back Terrapins
constantly Oh hand.
PALACE MARKET
Corner New York avenue and 18th street
n14 FRANK J. TIBBETS Prop,ietor
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The earl Of Cork was presented to the Presiden,
to-day by the Secretary OF State
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A UCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES-ON
n MONDAY. DEC. MBER SEVENTEENTH, and
TUESDAY. DECEMBER EIGHTEENTH, 1885, at
SEH N O'CLOCK P NJ. We will sell at our Loan Office
rdempon consisdina of Wat. $ Jewelry Dia ny
Silver and Plated Ware stols. Opera Glasses Books
Albums Clocks Ladies' and Gents Clothing, all
other wearing apparel Lress Patterns and Curtains
Quilts and Spreads &c Persons holding tickets will
please take mott STEINEM Bios.
NJ. FOLEY. Auctioneer dl4=3t
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Death OS nm HissOrtam.

PARIS Dec. .l4-Henn Martin. the well-known
Historian Is dead He was born February 30 1GlQ
AZ Saint Quentin (Aisnel.
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FIVE LYNcHINas IN TEN DAys-Infoynaf1o
was received at fankton yesterday from the Mo-
brara valley that vig1lantes had lynched 1--WE horse
anu cattle thieves within the past ten days Two
OF the robbers. NAMED Hoyt and Heatherwax were
snot dead, and the other three, Wade, Murphy and
HeatheIWaNs son, were hanged -Four others,
named Cubertson, Stewart Morris and Cline arr
Ia custody and under Indictment II the court
does not punish them the vtg1artes Will
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Wills FuED.-The Will OF the late Christian
Schad. filed to-day. leaves his estate TO his attor.
neyS. CalderOn Carlisle and r. w. Mcpherson. 10 b
disposed OF AT their pleasure The Will OF Timothy
riae, was fled to-day
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WIFI 4 En1HND OF the DECkAsED sAfH
Mrs Allager, q lady with whom ex-senator and
Mrs Christiancy boarded In this city for some time
before their separation, said to STAR reporter
to-day that during the many months that Mrs
Chrtstancy was at her house she had conducted
herself as an amiable and intelligent LADY and a
dutful WIFE, After the great trouble attending the
separation from her husband had come upon her
MIS- ChnStlancy was subject to sudden nervous
hts which would PROSTATE her, but she was never
addicted to chlOrA habits
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DAVID MooREs WnI--The viii OF the late David
Moore. filed with Register Ramsden some weeks
lions for the payment OF debts and for his funeral
he beQueathes his watches and jewelry to F. J.
between them), and the household furniture,
horses, wagon and farming implements to his wife,
and at her death TO Annie E Barbour, to whom IS
bequeathed the balance Of the estate James L.
Barbour Is named as executor.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.NIOR ROW,

COUPE RoCKAwAY. IN FINE ORDER. LARGE
Bay HrR + SIXTEEN AND A bALF HANDS
high. ABOUT NINE YEARS OLD; GOOD
AND KIND DRIVER: AND SMILE HARNESS,
AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY DECEMBER FIT ZENITH. 1899 at
TWfIVE O'CLOCK in front of my auction rooms,
shall sell The above turnout. dl3-2t
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FEHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
A SPLENDID LOT OF BLOCKS AND FALL SUIT
ABLE FOR PAINTERS CARPENTERS AND ME-
CHANIC q SERAiIY
On SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER FIF-
TENTH 1888 t TIN U,LOCN. in front If my
>Eal sell fine lot # above .rcles TIE
att ton OF Builders and Exiressmen is directed t. this
{ sale. DIST