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THE GREAT
j. PENNSYLVANIA RorTE

j. PENNSYLVANIA RoUTE
Dol F MILL "sI A siI o2S fI@FSr
SELL NA q SER NAGNITiffH -, rl.HEST
TRAINS LEAv& WASHIsGroN. PROM sl,rloS consrn
For OF f, SMITH Ia5 up ,1 ID MT A. f"'s
OF ialac, NleeIns Cars at 80 a daily ti-t iiue.
10 Cncinatl Western EHIf., 20 = "a H. IS. VIA
Palace Cars to l1tisi'urg and Cincinnati Also, COM
7: Il r.. with Sleeping Car I1ttsiur4, 10 CIisarS
Mail ENlress. 1000 m. daily for Pittsllry and the
EAITiMoR f aN Ak IoTo 10 naS R1IIR O. o
For dLrle CaiaIlda.la. Rochester Buffalo. Niagara.
Washington 10 Ro,i,-sttr and Washington to Buffalo
Tram leaving Washington Oh saturday night wil not
For WlansIort Lock Haven and Emlra at $40 a. m.
For New York AID he East. Is a m 10 so a. m. 90
IT'S iSg0 ad ,ls c ON a sq il' .9 10 20 and
For Boston without change. l:40p every week day.
For B aS,Rry j. ali through trains connect a. yar
direct transfer to Fulton stree aVoid o ui tes
riass across New York City:
aud 10 p in ON sundsy 90 200 and Il "a p PM M.
Limited Exrress gao N daily exert sunday
400. AL. 440 $50, 7:40. 1900 and II Is p m On
Sunday. 9Aolo5o m4:oo. $50. io. 700 and ii Is
For Pores Greek Line $50 O. m and 4:4op M daily.
For Annapolis. ESQ and 40 m. daily e,oeptsun-
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
N Az IN, hND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
For Alexandria es5 40 ao5 II .o5 and II IS m.
POS. AS. 500 CPS s.o5 and ii S5 pm. On Sundayat
For Richmond and the south 80 and IL :O5 am daily
., and . 90 pm; daily, exc,pt sunday.
and 100 m Zoo Sos 81. TO- s End 70 40 o.
m. and 1910 midnight. On Sunday 10: 10
Tickets and nfoi,iiaiion at the oce northeast corner
ton WHERE orders can b. left for te checking OF bas-
gage to destination from hotels and Irsidences
Il MOOD. Genorpl Passenger Agent
CHAS. f. PtGH. General ManaGer. nit
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DIEIl-

GARDNER. On Nove;uhar l9th 1881 at ais ? m.
ItoSE HALL Il AlthNtk twin daughter Il Nm Z and
J"s.iilnr Gardiner. aged i've years. months aud
sixteen days.
RESIDENCE No 1899 Antn street northwest H,r ~ IN
SISTER, Helen g, tl'd aud buried On 10th INST
In life and in death they not long s,l,arat.i
Bright angels now hsyOnd tho river"
GIiEANES. On November l.. lSS8 az three o'la-k n
m MAUD H. beloved daughter uf James T. aud Jul "a
A urfSN,s, as,st two and twenty days.
Funeral sTNcts MI bc held tlC lertro q br
parents No. Sll olive aNefnn northwest al tEt,,a
O'clock r. m "Wednesday, November list Friends and
relatives invited to attend.
lSHAM On Monday. Nov. 10. lSSS AZ 2 20 am pr
/ L. ID iNDAM, after long ilr"Ss. which hc boru Win
Christian furtltu'ic, AGED SiytN Years
Funeral Wednesday. at ocuch from 3l4 First s'ra,t
southeast. Friends respectfully invited To attend
SlENAltT. ON NUNcr ier .1.h. lsSi JOSEPH son
OF VIII and Josephine Stewart a.,, three y,als elslt
mouths and eist days
Further notice Will be given Of the funeral
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov 20.-VirgiDia skies deferred 956
do. consolidated. an past-due coupons COZ: new ten
forties 49, new hrees.52s North Carolina SKIES old
lot bid to-day
BALTIMORE. Nov. 2o-Cotton steady-middline
1OA; Flour easy and quiet Wheat southern lower
western steady; southern red 1O9a1 Ii; do amber
]. 1Oa1 Is; No Maryland, 112hal ID: No western
winter req SPOT orb Dscsmbes Los bid
southern IRREGULAR western steady and more active
southern white. 60a62: new, 50a5S; do. yellow
November 565s bid year. IS bid January. 56ssa565s
February. 5611 bid steamer SO asked Oats steady and
aet-sonthern. 37a4l western white 39a4O: do mixed
a1asS: Psnnsylyania 37a4o Rye quiet steady, 65as7
out change: Butter frm-western packed, l0a23
creamery 25as3 EGGS firm 29a3o: Lickled, PAPA
carrgoes, ordinary to fair, 11hal2k. Sugar dull-A
soft, 81 copper refined quiet. l4I. Whisky steady
changed and dull RecePts-nour, 1855 barrels; wheat
"a GOO bushels: corn 1000 bushels; oats. QUO bush
els: rye. 1000 bushels Shpmeuts-corn, 10 900 bush
els: Saies-wheat 464,0oo bushels: corn. lOO,o0G
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THE JURY WENT "DIMMYcRATIc."-Apr pretty goo

THE JURY WENT "DIMMYCRATIC.'-A pretty good
story is told upon the authority of the O. de-
partment inspectors who was sent to North Caro-
lima TO attend to the prosecution OF man who had
ritied the L. $. mails. While the inspector was
waiting for his case TO be called he sat In the court
room. \ Jury filed into the court room and the in
Spector observed that IL was composed of seven
white and five cOOred men. Gentlemen OF the
jury, have You agreed upon a yerdict?" asked the
clerk In that solemn manner which pertains to
court clerks. 'We am sir,' responded an old gray
headed negro man who had been made foreman OF
the jury. either ont of sport because OF his white
head. 'What is the verdict?" asked the clerk
''Why jege." said the cOlored foreman. looking up
to the court, ''de jury am gone dimmy cratic
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Mrs. Barnard,s Story.

HER NARRATIVE OF HER FORMER MARRIAGE AND
HER DESERTGoN BY BARNARD.
Mrs. Barnard on being told by a STAR reporter OF
the statement made by Barnard, said: at is true
was married to Joseph Tindle before saw Bar
nard. was then 13 years old. I married Tindle
near Seafon1, Del, and he deserted me three
months after our marriage. About three weeks
AFTER that got letter from one Joseph Anderson OF
New Castle. Del. stating that my husband had been
drowned while going from New Castle TO Whining
ton. believed this and went 10 New Castle to see
to the recovery OF his body. / remained at New
Castle, and about three years afterwards met John
Il. Barnard, and was married To him four years
later. He knew my whole history. We had been
married about three months when we heard that
T1ndie was alive. and also that he was married
man when he married me child OF IL years. His
wife was still living, and ne never came back to me.
His Wife'S maiden name was Davis. Mr.. Barnard
knew all this. and we lived together for nearly "a
years, until last July This is the whole story, and
do not think ii reflects any discredit to me-" Mrs
Barnard said. in conclusion. that she thought she
would have Barnard arrested
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Little Horace Wanted.
A REQULITI0N FROM THE AUTHORITIES OF Soul

REQUEITIoN FROM THE AUTHORITIES OF SOUTH
CAROLINA.
Capt Wigge, clerk OF the police court OF Charles
ton, S. c., has arrived here with a reusiton from
the governor OF South Carolina for james Morgan,
alias Horace Hogan, alias Horan alias Little Hor-
ace, who was recently pardoned from the Cherry
Hill penltentiary, Philadelphia, TO give testl-
mony In the detec tive cases. and was brought
here. The charge in South Carolina is
that he robbed the First National bank OF
Charleston OF S22.OOO In United States bonds I'm
April, 1879. Mr.. Wigge arrived here several days
ago, but this morning, with Judge f. J. Mackey,
waited On Chief Justice Cartier and presented the
papers After examining them the Chief Justice
said that Horace was indicted here and t he gave
testimony the cases against him would be nolle pro-
SECUTED He would see that he did not escape
and If the cases Were ended here he would turn
him over to the South Carolina authorities in
obedience to the requisition. The Charleston Off
Ger left his papers TO return here and come back
when wanted. Judge Mackey stated TO the chief
Justice that the demand for Horace's immediate
rendition would not be pressed, but that the IT.
QUESTION would be filed in order that it might be
Obeyed by the surrender OF the prisoner when he
ceases to be anlcnable to this court.
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STRIKING fR1NTKRs-Seventy-r OF the com.
posdtors employed in the oflice OF the New YORK
Times Quit work LAST night They dcmanieNf "a
cents per 1910 ems and the removal OF Super1n-
tcudent Joshua 4. Wells Four hours after the
strike the mems demands were grauted.-Tlle
conpoSitorS on the Boston Past last ut.-l,t IA
manied an Increase nom 81 cents 10 40 cents us,r
loo ems AMI the discharge of the foreman A ~
LEFT work
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The Injured Eireu,eu.

AN INVESTIGATION TO BE MADE BY THE CoMMrS-
sIoNERS.
The condition OF the firemen, Thomas w Scott.
Horace I. Hineline and WIN. Roche. who were so
badly burned at the fire yesterday afternoon on F
street. is represented to be very serious especially
tnat OF the former. They are receiving every aten-
t1on Both Commissioners Edmonds and West
expressed themselves strongly to-day IN regard 10
the cause of this accident. and said that they would
investigate and ascertain II larger quantity Of
explosives had been stored there than allowed by
law, which limits the quantity to two barrels. IL
was further minated by the Commissioners that
an inquiry would be made as to the quantities OF
explosive oils kept by all the dealers and that
the law was enforced. The proprieorS of the store
claim that they had only three Or four gallons Of
Oil on hand at the time OF the fire.
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DCNCANsOS BROS. Aucnoneers.
ri SITES SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND lot on
fkiNtI S1RLET; bEINEEN NINTH AM
IINIH STREETS NOk HMESC AL AI-f,1InN

1El STFE'S SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND lot on
fki-NtU NIRLET, BETWEEN NINTH AND
IENIH STREETS NOR HNESr, Al AUCTION.
BS virtue OF deed of trust, dated the fifteenth KsS
cay Of Novenbl sIG ITsc.T, it,l the 18th ;ay S
OF January ID LII. in Iihfr No Sil, folio 22J -
On O.: the land records of the Distract Columbia the
GisNine surviving trustee. viii offer for sale by
{Gh!r auction III front Of tie premises. TUESDAY,
NpNiMBER TWENTY SEVENTH. 1883. AT HALF.
fASi fOCR O'CLOCK L VI all that certain piece or
CT treIuseS situate and being
OiSfi o. Columbia and city If Nashin90n, and known
aa cStlnsshci as Lot numb. ned forty (4N in
su'tAI Aii.D"red three hundred and sixty three tf)
T. tii Suhtt!visiCn II sad stIuar made By
SaiN4y y Mii-' Irtst@ts and d':ly recorded tile
oUEN"! orr Ufllc %: the District u
iT % sole" one -tlIrt! Of the purcha<, money in
CA> hhd Inc ctNtit IN two equal inStaupl,ts
Gd TWO years C Jay IF sale with interest fro,n a.
o1 ti To be secured 10y d, trust an the pruIrt
eCtt 81 All cash al The cn:Iou of the pr,ss.r Do
ltji 81 -sJ VIII be tuir't, at this of sale All
c.iIN"yEcll42 ai recording at the cost of the INV
CfIr III the terms Of sale are not cnrnr,iiad ~ II,
WITHIN zen days from taS II sale. OF ne prop
erts val oe mad ~ the risk and the tfa1irp
pm laser, Alr tVc days public advertisement thereof
1ll-oAets 1hOS II. CAII.AN Si.rNiylnx ,I,,1St..s
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!tHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
y EEaL ESTATE SITUATED ON NORTH II
STREET. BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH
STREETS MkSf, AND ON THE SOUTHWEST
CORNER OF FIRST AND l. STREETS NORTH
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The Courts.

POLICE COURT-Jt.dge Smell.
To-day, Elsie DusenbeIry, Sarah johnson and
louisa blackburn, colored, vagrancy; 30 days each
James Weeks, colored, profanity; S. ChaS. Clark,
loud and bosterouS; s.. Jennie Cochran, vagrancy;
90 days Henry johnson, cOlored. disorderiy con-
duct and carrying pistol; s. and SO. Carrie Tay.
lor. profanity; S. Daniel Naylor, profanity: S.
Henry Waters, colored, larceny; days James
Henry and Sadie johnson. do; do. Albert Wheeler
cOl0red. assault; $50 or GO days Harriet Wedge
larceny; 60 days John Jones, cOlOred, assault; 40
or 60 days. Blanche kerrick. assault: 81. Chris
topher BOhlayer, threats; $500 bonds or Sin months
Richard Hardy, assault; SIX months
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 Fl. II. Dodge, 539 18th street:
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pFkEMPT0BY SALE OF FINE BTIIDTNG LOT
Il ~ - : MEET, BEIWEEN SEVENTH AND
tIGU1H : REEFS NORTHWEST, NORTH
SIDE. Al AUCTION.
o. MEDNEspAY AFTERNOON NOvEMBFEgsHs
~ ~ 1~Flk~I. at HALF PAST IOUhNS,S
CCLpCh. VIII sell in front of the premises Iot--A
No l. square ar fronting 2l21 feet by depth of 100
fesf Ils lot the street market. street cars
pas ana Is conveElnt % two other lines OF street
hou~e.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance In six. twelve and
Eighteen months notes to bear interest and to BE- Ce
by d. Il OF trust premises deposit of 800
4ur.d at sale COnyeyanciig &c at purchasers cost
Terms II be complied with in days otherwise
sal AT thP risk and cost OF the deaulting purchaser
after DAYS public notice ut resale news
p&s-r Washington. ID. G..
Lli-iSiis DCNCANSON BROS AuCtiOneers
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ahEa ESIATH II IN s5;4H1Fs ifF e1RSFR
VEST AIIo oE / XAiIABiH INiMEh9vftp 5
STKEETs NORTHWEST AM ~
District of Columbia passed on the 7th day of No- s.
xeiilb lss3 N a cause whertin George A shehan IN
d. d. n5ts TIL sai me, b ing y cause No s56
T MEFEf tIS = PaA fH H T2EEE5E ls at
ineton District u Columlia. namely: All those lots
ea in William Rnts ana Of fy s 1r
bers,i fft,en Isl sixteen do seyenteen 31 and
eighteen u.s. in square numbered one hundred and
one 81 the Iani records OF washington Count Dis
trct Of Columbia together with the buildings and
sub lot 80 has front Of 10 feet on street north
t.reesory Brick Dwelling HoGst With back bi!inS
The appointments are new and complete. Sub lot "a
nsr Of 18th. BY depth Of o Iee ard is unrIroved
a as whole Ii not SO Sold they viii be offered sepa
pT @f s9 EGRSEsR TT TIE F5TR gK
TIE AFTERNOON We will also offer for sale public
sifas city asiso btin NJ part s' Of FIT 1t mum
be "s and i ig1are f heeed n ffTfy 10 and
fht same at point ON the westerly side of New Hlmp
the ,north lre of SAID lot. and running thence
soutil~ar'tly aud along the westerly line OF
westHary and on line parallel with the north side Of
SAT- lot huH'l:e aud twenty ll feet thence north
estwarly and X rlll with said westerly line OF New
Hai.ts4l avrIile twenty (2o} feet To the sail
nnrjt Ic of Sad lot. ami thence enthusiastically and
al slid north lin" hundred and twenty IHO1 feet
70 tn. place of BEGINNING, tCg liner with tine r-ht OF
way over Fart OF said lot Numbered % bounding
on S.rd north line tn be foJr ~ feet in width and ex
tslisii.G the the Premises tirsI it,i
thirty t5u OF alley t- said lot, said part 70
b. 3I~ei * ally.
TENS q sale prescribed by the decree One-tlrl of
IN utrlSc money III cas-; Tie balance equal
Etsl .vut Ct Q" and years from the day sale
1r ir1lSt'ts Viii y qTire tie notes IF ts purchaser
fuf'.r~ Tor Tn deferred fa SHttS. With notes shall
be- tt.ItSt al sE ~ Ij Re secured by deed or
o",,~ %. trust II the usual fora. upon the real
f@r "i, h such Hgs are G5vyn executed by the pIr
chs ruf purchasers to SAL Trustees Tire purchase
lrurN may D. iad III cash - the option OF IIr-
Chr Iurr.-r - dep sit II 500 VIII be required
WI the ST ItuI-rts struck OIL il ii is sold as
xhol- II = H. SrI"t.ly 80 VIII H. required when lot
* AMI itsI Wien, LOT II ! struck of. deposit Of loo
vi b. required when the New Hampshire avenue Lot
STU. a oil All CONF -nt-.l- IL purchasers cost
LININ u. HAY \
14-y ItHu~! 'F3El9 av nue; 7,--,..s
o. " IIII COOK, ( IL ustces.
1ifS 1ith street,
WALTER 3. WILLIAMS x Co, Auctioneers.
] - p. II
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Iiio ilfH street,
WALTER 2. WILLIAMS x CO., Auctioneers
NO Il J.. l.
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W sLTER B. WILLIAMS & co. Auctioneers.

BY Order Of the assignee. will commence selling
NEDNtSDA1. At HALF PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK p
Nj. NOV fNBFE lN!NTl-FI&ST, cur peCial sales
fool lW PonIsy wanna avenue. large stock of Dee
GRATED China Ware consisting of Dinner and Tea SET
Toilet sets odd Pieces. Sc &c Also i'm. FneIish
Iabie Cutlery. Rogers Silvarpated Flat Ware Be- As
IT l. essential that thls stock should bt closed ont as
econ g. possible. the sales viii pc held al IN NJ
HAI-f-PAST TWO AND HAIT-PAST SENEN /, NJ
OF zach day, nIlt the entire stock is disposed Of
B. cr,l of TIE Assignee
SI- cal aCcpnGj ions for ladies' Goods on exhihi-
GUH NJ dnt stay dur the day.
ni9-5t WALTER b. WILLIAMS < co. Aucts
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WsHRfED.


Ward, Philip 4 FArS,'E and Miss IL AI.ICE CAR
ROLL. both ~ Washington city.
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ingtou, II. G.
THOMAS DOWNING, Auct nl4-t
- UBIRr O. HOFFMAN, Real Estate Auctioueer
~ 10th and L streets northwest

AUCTION SALE OF THE DESIRABLE DWELLING
HOUSE ON h STREET, No 1903 THE FORMER
RESIDENCE Or THE LATE HON EBON C. IN
GEESOiL - 49,
BY virtue Of twodeeds of trust dated respectively
on the rst day " Nosenber 1873, and eight day
Of April 1870 and rszored i'll Iiber No ISL .G4
54 and Iibtr No SO folio Ia in the Land Records of
the Dstrc; OF columbia, will sell at public auction in
front of the premises TUESDAY. DECEMRFR
FOURTH A. D.. 1883. at FOUR O'CLOCK F. M the
following Real Estate in the city of Washington District
eli Columbia. With all the improvements thereon to
wit: Lot numbered two CD i'll Kidwes recorded subd
vision OF square numbered two hundred and seven.
i2l7) according The plat thereof IN the Office of
the SurNeyorof Washington city, District Of Columbia
Terms of sale: OnefUurtf cash, and the balance in
one two ana three years with interest thereon the
rate of six cent per annm, payable semi annually
all cash. the option of the purchaser deposit OF
$3.50 to be made at time of sale If of sale not
complied with III ten days the Trustee the right
to resell the property at the risk and of dcfaitng
pure aser The title TO be retained by the Trustee until
the entire amount of purchase money has been paid
All convey ancing at the cost Of purchaser.
JAMES g. BERRET, Trustee
r. O. HOFFMAN, Auctioneer nlT-d6ds
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The Maybee TFagedy.

DOYLE IDENTIFIED As THE MURDERER.
GLEN COVE, L. l., Nov 20-JameS Doyle, who was
arrested at Roslyn yesterday. was taken to Brook
vile, the scene Of the Maybae tragedy this morn
Ing, in charge OF detectives and deputy sheriffs
he has been positively Identified by Mr.
Simonson, Capt. Maybee's sOn-in-law, as the
tramp seen by him on Saturday. He was
also Identified by Henry Bushmore and
others. He exhibited great nervousness when
taken out OF the JAIL and asked the officers to pro-
teet him from the excited crowd. who appear to
think him the murderer. VIM. Henry Brown, who
was arrested at Jamaica, still persists in his state
ment that Doyle showed him the bodies Of the muir.
dered women IN the barn on Saturday.
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DEATH oP ANOTHER DASyuTE VICTIM -pe,rf
alters. cotord, wounded in the late not at BAN
VILE Va. died SUNDAY, making the fourth death
certifieS that Walters death N ~ the rsaitt ~ ~
sHeiaS IN the woand, coming from undue exposure
ami nEfrllSf.
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r. O. UOLTZMAN, Auctioneer. nit
STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

by virtue Of writ of venditoni exponas, issued ont
OF the Clerks Office OF the Supreme Court of the Dis
trct of Columbia and TO directed will sell at pub
&c sale for cash, at No 1901 street northwest, on
Err ISIS. at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. all the right title,
clam and interest of the defendant in and TO the follow
sstg 81 t1rlor Bedroom sets, Hall and Dining room
1lrlt,ltTS lures, Paintings &c; also Top Buggy
Coupe and Pole. Carriage and Pole and Lawn Mower
&c. 10 s.usiy ven6tioni exponas No. PASTA at law in
defendant. >>A->AS' ~N'AAo"'
-,,,os, r>~ CLAYTON MoMICHAEL. O. 8. Marshal
Aooo OOHAAN6. Auctioneer. nl2-dtn0
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7 p-.NGRRDW,

IrOCR Billiard TABLES. WITH BALLS AND
u CUES. Al AUCTION.
tn NEBNfSi,AI MORNING. NOV ENBFR TWEN-
II IRSI. at ELEVEN O'CLOCK. VT Will sell at
Sammy Building corner Gay and WEsnytJ streets,
1CJk BILLIARD TABIFS WITH BALLS AND
GUS
Sal positive and terms cJ~l-
nl.-.a III MANSON BROS Auctioreers
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PHfLAnRIPHIt DETECTIVES RFsTGS.--Tn canse-
Quence on certain publications Detective Thomas
Whlteman ana Special Officers ThaS AleN an,I,r
ahC X Bte. OF Philadelphia, resigned yesterday
lh'F were charged With eXacting money Tor reCOy-
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WALTER b WILLIAMS Il Co, Auctioneers

WALNUT FRAME PARI.CR SUITE WALNUT CHI AM
BER SUITES. " HOGiNY SUITES COTTAGE
SUITES OAK CHAMBER SUITES INGRAM 4 AR
ikIS HI 81 C0IIoN-ToP MATTRESSES,
tkAIhE& BEDS. WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE
DINING-bOOM CHAIRS CHINA t1i.tSS AND
CkOC kerry WARE. KITCHEN UTENSILS &c
On TIT kSDaI. NOVEMBER TWENTI-SECOND
coldfn-lCILs AT TEN 0CIDs h A.. NJ We shah SAL at
No 3l3 h strrt northwest the above assortment of
hOUSehold fleets.
niyi WAITER B. WILLIAMS & CO. Aucts
"ASHINGTON HORSE \ ND CARRIAGE DaZAAR
w ~ 30 and 943 Louisiana nue.
REGULAR auction safe - HGrS. CARRIAGES. Bril-viaS
GarntSS ". " FRY TUESDAY. TIL kS:piY and : At
IHDAl MORNING, cCInlle-icIng II Ten O'CLOCK
r~1a!titSS OF Weather.
men having Hors"s Carriages FOR sale viii
Enc TINS The best lie thOd % d>oSirIl of the same
\ BINSiNGER. Aictioleer
Constantly hand. and private sale lar, stock of
biiliAeIs Robes. IL. ol9-lm
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New YORK, Nov. 20, 3p. m.-stocks were quiet
and firm until late in the afternoon, when a
decline OF 4 to 3 per cent took place. The
weakest shares were the Wizards, Manitoba and
Changers. The decline was due to re-
ports that the st. Paul had withdrawn from the
Des Moines passenger pool and to rumors that pas
senger rates between Chicago and st. Paul had
b cen cut to-day. Market closed weak and lower.
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NO CURE, No PAN.-MHiTFnTESTS CEDAR
~ BAlSAN j. warrant,d 10 cur ugI-s Colds t'r.,lp
Throat and Lung Diseases etc SiN dreIS Try
il II not satlsne tara the empty bottle ami yelir
money back. Sod Icy al lrusslnts. lIIn~ 2HC W
THOMPSON nS-th : ft.,t,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-20

FATALLY BURNED.-Yesterday, Martha Green,
c0lored, living on Pomeroy street, while engaged ia
cooking was taken with ut and falling on the
stove was fatally burned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-20

nLD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN AS
the best, 20 Is JUSTHS Old Stand known for years
az the only place where first-class SECONDHAND
can be sold ut respectable prdcea Address
JUSTHS Old Stand. No 619 D street. between 9th and
18th streets northwest.
N.B.-Note by mail promptly attended TO- 50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-20

TRENTON, n. J., Nov. Ca prize fight was fought
early this morning in Bucks county, Pa, about
delphia and Patrick ScuIlian, OF this city, Sixty
five rounds were fought. end both men We're badly
was getting rather the worst of the punishment
claimed foul, which was granted, and the fight
was declared In his favor. About three hundred
persons witnessed the affair, which occupied about
two hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-20

JAMES H1GBY AND MARY CANAAN SENT 10 JAIL
In the Police Court yesterday, James Highly an ac-
count of whose extensive robberieS have been pub
ished I'm THE STAR pleaded guilty In eight cases Of
petit larceny, and was sentenced to two years and
a-half In jail He also pleaded guilty to charge
OF grand larceny, and the case was sent to the
grand jury. His female confederate, "Mary Ca
naan," was then tried for receiving stolen goods
four caSeS-and sent to Jail for ten m0ntha