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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctionee-s
1KCSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
ESTATE On EAST SIDE OF tOUi -AND.A-HALF
STREET BETWEEN G STREET AND PENNSYL-

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
ESTATE On FAST SIDE OF EOUf-AND-A-HALF
SiELET BETWEEN e STREET AND PENNsYL-
NANlA AVENUE. OPPOSITE DISTRICT BUILD
mos. IN THE CITY OF WARRINGTON, Q. Z.
By virtue of deed Of trust dated the 10th day
o. Ncven Der 1850 and recorded in Iiber No esq f"S
folio -: of the Land Records for District of Coum LIE
b and al written request of the party secured will
sell at PUBLIC suction. in front OF the premises on TUES
DAY, DECEMBER EIGVTEENTH. 1888 at -FOUR
O'CLOCK al that lot of ground in the city of Wash
ington II the District Of Columbia known part of lot
numbered twentyseven (2I) IL reservation mum bere]
ten (0) beginning for the Az street west dis
tan hundred and thirtysix (l3 feet south from,
the northwest corner Of said square. and running
thence north seventeen and seventy -hunGredths
u. 100 feet thence east fifty i've $3.50 feet the
south seventeen and seventy hundreths 7 u 100
feet thence west five 6 feet the place of be.
ginning THIS property Is improved by q o-story
and Basement brick dwelling house No 225 AZ street
Northwest.
Terms OF Sale: One third cash. balance in equal pay.
ments 10 SIX and twelve tl2) months with interest
secured by deed OF trust property sold all cash
option OF purchaser one hundred dollars required at
lLle OF sele all conveyancln9 at cost Of purchaser
terms OF sale are not complied with in week from
day of sale the trustees the right to reee ri
r-sk and cost of dtfaulting purchaser.
BENJAMIN F. STEIGER. ,.
CHARLES d. LIEBERMANNS lrusteea
do-d&dS 1903 street northwest.
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CHARLES W. HANDY. Real Estate Agent

By virtue Of deed of trust dated April ID A. D -.
1877 and recorded in Lber No. 49, folio 49, one 1
the land records of the District Of Columbia aud al Lii
the request Of the party secured thereby will sell
public auction in trout OF the premises on THURS
IOG IN. O'CLOCK NJ; Lot numbered two hundred and
SIX t2o6 IN Maria Roberts subdivision Of lot num-
pereo seventy -four li in j. b. Haw's recorded SUBJ
division OF Mount Pleasant. with the improvements
thereon.
Terms Of sale One-half cash, balance in six and
twelve months interest at the per cent per
UNI secured by deed Of trust the property sold all
c3nssyancing at cost Of purchaser: $50 down time
'' SAFE CHt kkiiASs p MRAtIILrfNGSLi Trustees
j. T. COLDWELI. Auctoneer d1.eodSdsba
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THOMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer

SUPERIOR PARLOR. CHAMBER, AND DINING
ROOM FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNING DECEMBER FOUR
TENTH. 1883. at TEN O'CLOCK, 1 shall sell at No
1919 18th street between aud streets northwest
very excellent assortment Of household effects. VIZ
Walnut Rep Parlor Suite;
One Superb Rosewood Marble TOP Canter Table.
Window Hangngs; Ornaments:
Walnut and 9th r Tables:
Fine Engravirgs and Paintings.
leather Covered Arm Chairs Reclining Chairs:
Bed ana other fne Lounges Hall rack and Stand;
Brussels Carpets and Rugs; Wardrobes
Brussels Stair and Hall Carpets: Ingram Carpefs:
alnut Marble Top Chamber Suites;
Fine Hair Mattresses Feather Pillows and Rolsters.
Decorated Toilet Ware; Spring Underbeds;
Pillar Extension Dining Table:
Walnut Dining Chairs:
China and Glass Ware;
Office Desk and Revolving Chair.
Refrigerator aud Water Cooler. HEATING stova,
One Fluid Stove. nearly new:
Fine Lot Kitchen Requisites &c
dlo4t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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TEE NEW YoRk .GRApH1c,, m TRoup1R..Ape

THE NEW YORK "GRAPHIc'' IN TRoUBLE-A petition
was served upon Sir Francis Hicks yesterday at Mon
treal, Canada, for the winding UP OF the affairs Of
the Graphic Newspaper Company. OF New York, and
the appointment OF HQuidatOrs The petitioners
who are claimants for t91 OOO allege its insolvency
saving that its assets are $4,000 and its liabilities
the property in New York city, on the ground that
the company Is foreign corporation, deriving its
charter from the Canadian government This ac-
ton was taken In the suit Of Ernest C. Brown OF
Chicago to recover SIS 000 which he claims is due
him for services as western agent Of the company
since 1879
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a1l,1s,15,lS, 1890
TTNHOSiAs E wAGGAMAN, Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF FOUR DESIRABLE FRAME
DMEIl1NGS ON LAURENCE STREET IN

BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of
District os 81 Columbia. passed on the 9th day Of III
April 1888 In EQUITY cause number 9 1856 shall x.s
E ;ST E I'll DAY OF DECEMBER, 1888. at FIVE
CGLpCh M IN 'front.' OF the premises. all those GER
District and known az Lots seventy -s1 t7t seventy
Mayhew,s subdivision Of lots o. "a and 26 Of Cushes
OF square numbered hundred and thir-
ty-three C33) ~ 1890
Each lot 10 improved by two-s.ory frame DWELLING
ana has r0nt on Laurence street OF 6 feet inches by
Q depth OF 100 feet to Q 10 foot alley
asrm 81 sale: onsthird cash of which $50 must Be
residue IN equal instruments in twelve (2 and eighteen
CD months fron day Of sale with interest: or III cash
1t option Of purchaser the terms Of sale are moi
COMPETED With In ten days the right il reserved to re
al q The rsk and cost Of defaulting purchaser
d5-o&0 HUGH =, TAG6ART, Trustna
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IS7 Prizes. sIlo4GO
tickets 800 49, - 49, ~
remit lnorey bank draft in letter or send by ex-
S.CSssSSr <LyttyyN SEND BY kEGiSTERED LETTER or
fTSi OFi iCE ORDER until further notice Orders
= @Ha uiWsIG ~ express can be cur ex-
ls,>e,- hONIsss al CTueIs to J. J. DOUGLAS Louis
s1.le' h5' " u u BALLARD. +. y. Boz 216 AlexaI-
- - zu.U
IhE CELLtLCID TRUSS. THAT NEVER BREAKS
wars oGt ways clesail. and be while
CHAS FISHERS
.,o- e.. 9Th street northwest.
MRS FISHER devotes beT attention ~ The wants O.
LAZY Patrons Iii
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MASONIC ELECTIoNs-The following Masonic Of
fcers were elected at meetings last night Anninius
Lodge. No. %. F. and A. NJ, Louis GOldschmid W.
NJ; John Toense. s. W.: Henry Brandes, J.W.: Herm
b: Gerdes. secretary; Anton Fischer, treasurer: FIR
w. SpieSs, tiler.
Mount Vernon R. A. chapter, No 8, j. H. oil
colt. Ell. priest: AT. Mcmillan. f. king; Thos
F. Gibbs E. scribe: F. Fl. Pfckell. secretary; VIII
Mendenhall, treasurer. and W. A. Yates trustee
Dawson Lodge, No. is. F.A.AM.. Rudolph Willis
w. master: James H. Trimble. senior warden: II. c.
Thompson. Junior warden; Robert Ball, secretary:
r. H. Graham treasurer: J. B. Browne. senior dea-
con; J. Cochran, junior deacon: B. T. Larcombe and
L. I. Daniel, stewards: Leonard StOddard. trustee
and delegates to the grand lodge, o. T. Thompson
A. Fl. Drown. and Fl. Fl. Hazard.
At the annual communication Of Stansbury
lodge, No. q, F. A. A. NJ. held last evening the
following officers were elected and Installed for the
ensuing wear: W. NJ, F. G. Alexander: s W., T.
e. NJ bowling: j. W.. W. E. Nallev: secretary. B..
ID. Carpenter; treasurer, G. W. Ballock: chaplain
Rev. James A. Buck; marshal. John Miller: s D.,
Charles Ager; J. D., A. r. McChesney; G. s., W. W.
Swart: j. S., Thomas Donaldson; tiler, James A
Thomas.
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7 T. COLDWELL. Real Estate Auctioneer.

7 7. GOODWILL Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SAFE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING
FAST SIDE OF ETGHTH. between EAST
AE1T9 s ASP Eq BETwhES srkkEh Hfh E ASp
ggEIMEESS GASP D STkEEfs: WEST SIDE q
on WEST SIDE OF ELEVENTH. BETWEEN
AEENt NORTHEAST.
By virtue Of q deed of trust dated October 80 a4&
A d. 1888 and recorded in liber No. 1851 folio H1&
lS ct OF the land records for the District -
Of Columbia shall offer at public auction in front Of
IL the city Of ashington District Of Columbia to wit:
On SATURDAY. DECEMBER FIFTEENTH 1888 at
HALF PAST THREE O'CLOCKP NJ, Lot numbered
(9l
on SAME DAY. at FOUR O'CLOCK P NJ. Part of Lot
numbered one % and the whole Of Lot numbered six
(9.9l
ON SAME DAY at HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
nundred and thirty eight t9}s]
ON MONDAY. DECEMBER SEVENTEENTH. 1888. at
HALF PAST THREE O'CLOCK P NJ, Lot numbered
nineteen 19l; in square Numbered nine hundred and
On SANE DAY. at FOUR oCLockP NJ. Lots num-
square numbered hundred and sixty 1851
the SINE have been newly subdivided by US, and
Terms: One-thirl in cash. and the balance in six.
twelve. eighteen and tweuty-four months with in
6 fsTsst at sly Per cent per annum nun secured by
deposit d $50 viii be requred at the time Of sale on
pense of the purchaser or purchasers. Terms to be
complied with IN seven days otherwise the property
purchaser after i've days advertisement.
DANIEL 81 r. Oh - Call CALIL a6iEL,.
RANDALL HAGNER. ArusteesL
G.-GSdS No. 40 La ave. northwest
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
EAST SIDE OLE EClNn SIPEET RC;rI z = &

TRUSTEES, SALE OF FRAME DWELLING ON THE
EAST SIDE OF ECOND STREET BETWEEN
NORTH AND EA, ST CAPITOL STREETS.
By virtue Of deed Of dated the thirteenth
dsyy day, q Ge'9eer 1852 and duly recored in Liber
Washington District of Columbia. tn, understand
Trustees Viii sell at public auction in front Of the prem
ise. on THURSDAY. DECEMBER SIXTH 1854 NJ
FOUR oCLoCn the following described property viz:
Parts OF Lots 10 and II IN square 759 described as fol.
lows Beinnns for the same sixty feet south from
south alons I'd street eighteen feet thence fifty
feet and one-haf inch to dividing line between lots
Numbered nine and eleven thence north said dyid-
line foot eleven and inches thence east
feet inches to line Of lot eleven thence
north seventeen feet and inch thence west H.
-four feet ten inches: thence south foot thence
nifty feet and inch to the place Of be-
einning together with the improvements.
Terms: Getiird cash the balance at six and twelve
months with notes bearing interest and secured BY
deed of trust the terms Of sale not compiled
with days the Trustees the right to re-
sell the property at the risk and Of the defautnS
purchaser All conveyancing and recording at purcha-
sers cost $lO0 deposit viii be required time Of sale
CHARLES II. FICKLING.l r,,,s...
n24-dSds JESSE IL WILSON. A1"seA
~ TIE ABOVE SALE IS POsTHoNED UNTIL
THURSDAY, DECENBER THIRTEENTH sane hour
and place. b ordar Of the Trustees. dS-A&ds
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ALSO

DERENPTORY SALE OF AIR F Ne MAHOGANY
PAY CAaRIAGE HORSE. lf HANDS HIGH,
MILL MATCHED 4 AND YEARS OLD. >OUND
AND GE IL ~ ALL HARNESS, MOI AFRAID
Oh SITAN CARS
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T1HOMAs BOWLING, Aucfioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE
u The CITY OF WASHINGTON. L. c.
By virtue O. Geed of trust, CsteG 81 dav ofE=s
yarch- A ID. -S52. recorded II LIber No 99I folio "a
c u the land records Z the District OF Columbia A
ard a. the reGucs Of the parties thereby secured we
-ses hereinafter described the following real estate to
wit:
On FRIDAY. FOURTEENTH DAY OF DECENBER,
A d 1883. at FOUR O'CLOCK = NJ all those pieces Of
ground KNOWN Its One, Two Three Ei-veD Twelve
and lrterI square thousand and twenty -three
east known VI y. HCu4ileES slaughter House prop
e-ty. and also imp. vedby larEe DIV ling hOu>r.
And IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE SALE of prop
erty square U3 " IL sell al those pieces of
ground known the thirtyCHe feet Ven inches
" lot and the thirteen feet and
inches of lot twenty three by TIE depth OF said lots in
square thousand and tOrtg-seveu situated on
south street l. tween 18th and l4th streets east i'm
proved By small Frame Dwelling Houses u i've roons
each
Terms of sale One-tfri Of the purchase money cash.
t- balance III twelve and eighteen months with
Interest PEI from day sac. for which the
purchaser Or purchasers shall give their prOInssory
Eo-e secured by deed deeds Of trust the property
sold all cash at the option of the purchaser or pur-
hasers $50 te Ia,d cash each piece OF property
AZ the time Of sale All nveyanCinE and recording at
purchaser purchasers cost IerIns sale to COIN
pied with IN Ten days from day of sale otherwise the
property vii! - resod al the risk end cost dafatu
purchaser purchasers after FIVE days notice The
Evening star. ne sad real estate viii be sold subject
Or certificate Of the taxes and assessments VIII be ex-
btllteG ~ the Ssles.
WILLIAM J MILLER
ON Ono 436 louisiana avenue, TrBstaes
d4dxds 500 10th street northwest.J
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DEMANDING Equal RIGHTS-A meeting OF white
ton, New: jersey, on Sunday, and resolutions were
adopted demanding equal rights; solemnly protest.
forced upon them; that the public schools shall he
opened TO all children regardless OF race or color.
and protesting that they do not demand social
equality.
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AT Erie, Pa, there Is much excitement owing 70
| the mysterious disappearance OF Thomas Evans
pension attorney. who Is infirm, nearly blind
| and worth 100000. He was tried and acouitrsd
stamps
The Protestant Episcopal Clerical association os
the diocese Of Maryland has been Organized. with
I 6eV. %. ]. + GIommog ospvooddept
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GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN ALkXAN-
~ DR1A COUNTY. VA
BY virtue OF DEGREES Of the Circuit Court Of Alex
andrla county Va rendered at its November terms a
1882 and 1888 in the chsncery suit of Zadok Maxr 4
der VS.. Annie g. Hume and Others the UNDERSIGNED
commissioners tho rein named will. on SAIURDAY.
the IWENIY;N1NTH DAY O DECEMBER, 1885, at
TWELVE O'CLOCK NO n the premises offer for
sale at public auction the follow ing property in exan
dria county. viz:
The unexpired of the 90 year lease of lots and
3 in square IN the town of Rosslyn which lots are
the Arlington House, fences outhouses and an apple
and peach orchard This lease has about g
and Co by the purchaser of the term is $46 per
annuin during the term payable semi-annualy in ad
vance on January 10th and July 10th
erms of sale Ten cent of the purchase money to
e PAID III cash on the day Of SALE and the remainder in
three equal Instalients at g. II and Is months from
the day Of sale bearn s1 cent interest and be
sonal security and retention the title until the same
are fully paid. ~ ~
LINDEN KENT Washington D. c.
GEORGE A. MUSHBACH. Alexa Va.
n21-1aw4w (,11,--ri;siOners ~ Sa1o
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The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day as reported
by special wire to H H. Dodge $50 18th street:
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BAY RUN DANGEROUS AS BEvERAGE-Some
spiggots all cocks In his wine room except keg
containing about ten gallons OF bay rum, missed
the contents Of that key One night recently the
colored porter In the store had 1T and began to
swell up. After he was restored to consciousness
ne admitted that he had been drinking bay rum be-
him was that while driving a wagon he had a fIt
and fell from the vehicle. severely inJuring himself
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THIS EVENING
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers.
GRAND CHRISTMAS SALE.
FINE TRIPLE SILvER-PLATED WARE,
ROGERS TABLE CUTLERY,
MANTEL CLOCKS. BRONzEs AND ORNAMENTS,
By ORDER TAUNTON SILvER-PLATE COMPANY,
STORE CORNER TENTH AND D STREETS,
Facing Pennsylvania avenue.
COMMENCING
TUESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER ELEVENTH,
AT TEN A. NJ.
Resu,nine at
TWO AND HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK p NJ.
And continue from day to day untn the entire stock is
closed out.
The stocL will include New and BEAUTIFUL Goods in
TmIiSa SETS sAES SEk fE MA1rR RRfssAES'
TOILET kETs SETS; TKNs; CAKE BAs-
VASES BuTfERs. .-'"''
sYRUPs. ETC. ETC.
Also
25c DOZEN ROGERS
And Other Celebrated Makes Of
sHTE YER = KNIVES: FORKS, Spoons,
KNIVES ETC Ere
Choice Ass ,rtment Of a.
MANTEL CLOCKS. BRoNZEs AND ORNAMENTS.
,lp he sale,room has been fitted up especially for the
are respectfully invited
The goods win be guaranteed in every respect az rep
the entire stock without reserve.
Ont Of town purchasers can have goods carefully
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WHAT CRAzED HM.-Mr. Rogers, the missing
Lewis county (N.J.) treasurer, was seen at Nor
wood, Saturday, and went east from there Being
Of an excitable temperament, IL is believed that he
became insane because he could not make his books
balance. He thought he owed the county "a on.
when the county owed him ST.
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Water Supply at Kendall Green.
DIR. GALLACDETS ANSWER TO THE DISTRICT com

MISSIONERS
Prest Gallaudet has sent letter to the Commits
sioners In which he complains OF the Injustice OF
the charge that there has been ga lavish use II not
actual waste OF water by the institution" On the
contrary the institution, he says has been suffer
ing for many weeks from an INSURGENCY OF water
and has been exercising the greatest vigilance that
not drop should be wasted. Priest. Galaudet saws
that II the water inspector had applied To him for
Information as to the occasion OF s'the outflow Of
clear water from the sewer he would have learned
that this is caused bv the under drainage OF the ex-
tensive grounds OF the institution, and not from
any improper use OF Potomac water
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THE iron steamer Michigan, at Erie, Pa. has been
inspected by the inspection board. The board has
recommended few minor changes to her hull. In
other respects she Is considered in very satlsfac
tory condition. Her hull Is as sound as when she
was built in 1874
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMErER-The following
were the readings at the ONCE OF the chief signal
officer today am, 1874: II am, la6; pm, Na
Maximum, GIL; minimum. ga
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THE ALARM TO Go TO SRA.-Orders have been Is
sued for the torpedo boat Alarm, at Norfolk, to be
put In order for special duty. She will be put
In commission about the middle OF this month, and
viii be commanded by Lieut. Brown.
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District Government Affairs.

THE ASSESSMENT BOOKS.
The Commissioners have had the new general
assessment book completed and bound In handsome
Stvie IT is the nuOse OF the Commissioners to have
another book made, showing plat OF every square
and subdivision OF squares and lots, giving the
number Of square feet, &c.
COUNTY ROADS.
The Commissioners are In recent OF letter from
Mr. Fl. B. BaStor reminding them that no improve
ment has vet been made on the Driving Park road
The Commissioners reply that 1t was found to be
impossible to do the work referred to account OF
the great expense OF hauling gravel and state
the appropriation for county roads is entirely In
adequate to meet the necessary expenses.
LIQUOR LICENSES.
Applications for liquor licenses OF the following
persons were dsapproved today: E. Adler. John
FitzmOrrts. John Joachim, Theodore Lewis and
John Shea.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Insnector Entwisle: Jas NJ Johnson
reDair brick. 1915 street northwest: s4O0 A. E. F.
Stewart. repair brick. rear OF lot So square 1874:
$500 Geo Fortune, erect adwelling, 18th street ex-
tended; $500.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE; Dec; 11-yIrsnia skies, deferred 9,S:
new ten forties "a; do threes 81: North Carolina
skies. old. 40 bid to-day
BALTIMORE, Dec. 11.-Cotton dull-middline. 10l4.
Flour quiet and steady. Wheat-southern steady and
quiet western INACTIVE and higher southern red es
No western winter red spot 0sisni ossI Dsem
be FL, os bid January 1o5aal 1917 February. 1lsa
ern higher and active; western dull and higher south
ern white 53a6Q do. yellow; 55a62: western mixed.
steamer. 57aa5s: Oats quiet and frnsouthern 3sa4
western white. Haas do mixed. 38a40 PENNSYLVANIA,
Ssa42 Rye quiet, t6a6S. Hay unchanged Provisions
hixher.mess pork Is so. Bulk neats-shonlders and
clear rib sides. packed 7ash Bacon-shoulders; ~:
Butter a'1i T. and easy-western packed loa2S
2oa22 Petroleum high r-refinid sa9ls Coffee dull
Rio Garages ordinary to fair los+all Sugar stesdS-
steady. 1lsa 1915 Freghts to Liverpool per steamer
unchanged Receiptsfour 2e09 barrels wheat, SO 900
bushels: corn, 81 600 bushels; oats, 1000 bushels:
rye 1000 bushels. Shipmentswheat, 81 900 bushels
corn l9 900 bushels Sales-wheat. 50S,0O0 bushels:
Inns
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constable, was charged in the Police Court yester-
day with the larceny OF horse, wagon and har-
Stevenson, who is now deceased. Last Saturday
Constable Pfei served writ on Mrs Louisa Steven
son, the widow Of the deceased Stevenson, and
took horse, wagon and harness The court
ordered restitution OF the property and released the
DEFENDANT
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A MATERIALIZING MEDIUM EXPOSED DIR. J. NJ
Shea, an alleged spi1tualist ana materializer has
peen arrested In chicago: together with George
taking large sums OF money at exhibitions in which
he purported to materialize the spirits OF the dead
O1cers brought into court his equipment, comprfs-
ing wigs false faces, laces. petticoats, flowing
robes, white plumes and bespangled girdle. which
his "White Prince" or oriental fame wears when he
comes from the spirit land The courtroom was
scarcely able to contain the immense number OF
excited victims when Shea was tried. Mastow. who
is the pugilistic "bouncer" OF the establishment,
knocked down several men and assaulted Police
Officer Hubbard.
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RAvISHER RIDDLED WITH BULLETS Albert
Thomas colored, was arrested at Clinton, Miss,
Sunday, for committing an assault upon the little
daughter OF B. F. Lingon. While conveying him
back to the neighborhood OF the crime he attempt
ed TO escape, and was riddled with bullets
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RoBr. j. THoNAs
Gate OF Louisville. Kyl
BROKER IN
GRAIN PROVISIONS COTTON AND PETROLEUM
No. SIS 18th Street National Metropolitan Building)
Orders TO huy sell. ulain or for cash executed
On the CHICAGO Board Of Trade and New York Cotton
Exchange Constant quotations Instantly received by
Ct-esr private wires
+ P sCHM1TT CO. Chica-o correspondent.
SAWYER. WALLACE Co New York correspondent
ps<s-.,,0s National Metropolitan Bank,
se'7 Hon. James y. Beck
Orders by Telephone Promptly Attended toy
n1-em
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ARMY ORDERs-The leave OF lst Lieut.. Charles G..
Ayres 10Th cavalry, is extended three months The
leave Of Col. Thomas H. Ruger, 18th infantry, is
tended three months.