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During the past week have sold great many
DRESS TRIMMINGS. because we have the Largest
Line and Lowest Prices this side of New York But this
week we want to sell fully ten times what we sold last
week, and to do this we have made the following
ENORMOUS REDUCTIONS:
Chenille Fringe, 81 inches Deep only 40c ward.
worth Coo
Chenille Fringe, inches deep only soc yard cheap
at Csc
Chenille Fringe inches deep, will be sold for 65c.
yard: regular price, 9Oc.
Chenille Fringe. inches deep, only 7sc yard;
worth ST.
Our Double Ball Chenille Fringe. very handsome and
sold at from 81 % to 81 80 in this city will be sold for
SIC. a yard. The same in all coors at 81 yard
Handsome Chenille Fringe, effects at 81, 81 o.
$3.50 and 81 rs yard.
Every pattern guaranteed bargain and worth from
2oc to ooc. a yard more than price.
BARGAINS IN PLAIN GIMps
100 patterns to select from
One lot Plain Separate Gimp 4Sc yard worth 75c
One lot Separabe Gimp at SOC. yard: worth 90c
One lot Handsome and Vide Cuts and handsome orn-
aments will be sold 75c. yard This would be
bargain at 81
One lot CSC yard sold first of the season at 81 rs
yard
Bargains also at 81 TO 50 IS yard
BARGAINS IN ESCURIAL LACES
Largest assortment i'll the city. Prices 35 per cent
lower than elsewhere
Handsome Goods at SOC: worth 75c
Very wide all Silk Goods 7oc. r yard worth ST. and
bargains at ST to 81 AZ yard
We do not often advertise TO sell Goods at half their
value, but the above goods really bargains and we
hope you Will call and examine them, at
BA UM'S,
o29 4l6 SEVENTH STREET.
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District Government AffatrA.
PLICATIONN FOR LIQUOR INKNsHa APpHoxxn

TT, The =, Commissioners today approved applca-
ions Tor liquor licenses AS follows John ca mpbell
f. A. Duffy, Edward Ennis, John Fegan, Robert A.
NetSacker Leopold Kolipinski. VIM. F. McAuister
Julius Pach, Dawn Riordan, Carl Reesrh I. SER
yer, Mary {. Shea, Schwtng & Clark. Levi Wood
oury. Daniel q Br1en and Francis L. Rechert.
CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS TO BE INVESTIGATED.
he commissioners viii soon inauguTate an in
curry TITO the management OF all the charitable
other institutions for which apprupria atoms are
ilnuai!y made by Congress to be distributed
Under The direction OF the District Commissioners
EAese examinations VIII De made by the surgeons
~ police. who. from time 10 time. WIFI visit each
separate institution and examine into its sanitary
nndl'lop ana general mana Sement, 50 that the
COMMISSIONERS may be able 10 answer
any questions which might hereafter be
pFopoundr11 by Congress in relation thereto
ne organic act requires the Commissioners To visit
tlf investigate the mana cement OF all the inStiI
IONS OF charity within the District appropriated
Tor by Congress and 10 require an ftelflfd r,r,nrt
~ receipts nd expenditures To be made "a them 10
be transmitted with their annual report 10 Con
gTeSS. The Commissioners state that they DO not
propose TAI have any TewkSbury exhibits III this
DISTRICT II they can help it.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued hy Inspector EntwiSle c Rel. repair brick
corner 18TH street and sunderland Place; Sf,Ioo G.
'. fGtey. repair brick ITO 18th street: 500 Anna
Flnn, repair frames s2 and sea4 street northwest
tIo0
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General Foreign News by Cable.

TEKRIBLE DISASTER IN FRANCE.
PARIS, Nov 6.-The fire at ROhebatx Yesterday
was in bellies factory, in which three hundred
persons were employed When the explosion oc-
CURED thirty women were working in the upper
stories The flames cut Off their means OF escape
by the stairway, and they leaped from the upper
windows.
Later accounts state that the number OF persons
injured reaches forty. The scenes of agony which
were witnessed while the victims were being eXtrt-
Gated from the ruins are described as dreadful
PROPOSAL TO PARDON BEREZ0wsKY.
PARIS, Nov. FIN the chamber OF deputies to-day
M. Talandier, deputy for the department of the
Seine, offered motion for the pardon OF BerezOw-
assassinate the late car OF Russia while he was
riding In Paris with the late Emperor Napoleon.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
"A Probable Close neutrality-suspicious.
Estimate T'heir Majority in PlliIadel.
phia at l2,G00-The Democrats Say
This Will be Overcome in the State.

"A FrObn bic Close VOte-Republicans
Estimate Their Majority in PhiIadel-
phia at I2.e08-Thc Democrats Say
This Will he Overcome in the State.
Special Dispatch to TIE EVENING STAR.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 6.
light vote Is bein polled mere, except for city
controller. over which there is than the usual
interest The republicans estimate their majority
on the state ticket in this city at f2000 which the
democrats say Will be owe ONE by 700 in the
state outside OF the city. tie INDEPENDENT repub-
leans seem indifferent this year and are really
doing nothing.
BY Associated Press
A Large Vote Expected IL, the State
ALI Quiet in Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. PA. Nov. 6.-The weather today
is fine and the Indications are thai much larger
vote VIII be poled in the state than was anticipa-
TED by party managers. The contest in the state
presents no lsSiie other than the regular one he
tween republicanSm and democracy The candi-
dates 1.-THE state ticket are Jerome B. Niles, rep,
OF ilo5t county, and Robert Taggart, dem, of
Warren county, for auditor general; ard VIM Liv-
sey, rep of Allegheny county. and Joseph Powell,
dem. OF Br afford. for stat treasurer.
The greenback and prohibition party both have
candidates in the field for these places but their
vote is 50 SIN Ill and their Org lnZ tiOn disrupted
That they Will not he factor In the fight. II is
agreed between leaders on the democratic and re-
publican 81 les that al comparisons OF figures shall
De n,dc win last year election for governor. The
combined vote 81 Beaver rep. and stewart ind
rep! VIII he set against that Of Pattison (dem.>
so thai gains Tor the democrats to-day will mean
gains ~ gaiSJ the till republican vote The demo-
Gratis Viii have to gain some four thousand on full
vote In order 70 elect their ticket to-day. In the
city The interest centars chiefly the controller
SNIP. = Davis Page dem Is endorsed by the COM
nltlre Oh one hundred for that Office while Harper
r, 'eri'ts trtpl is running as straightout AS
the committee OF one hundred is large factor in
municipal politics here, the election OF Page by a
small majority is anticipated. There is little or
nothing Of interest TO add IN connection with the
rest OF the city ticket
he election IS passing off quietly. and only one
slight row is recorded at police headquarters.
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TE8Nelcc.S G.llihe.

PENNSYLVANIA Roap.-Trains leave r. & T. sta.
ton, 9th and SIS. NV a. follows For New York
Philadelphia and The EaSt-A.N 500 teNA qa
Omitted en-. IL 10 tex.) pm, I.s0 jexA. 40
.ex;), $50 lexl and 10 70 teN-l on sunday NJ,
20 teN-) 80 eN-l- Ia ~ lrN1 For Boston. daily
without change OF cars, - Pm. ,cN.}: on SUNDAY
20 PM eN.) For titroburg and the Nest daily
AN. 30 g,hicagO ilniltedl: $50 fast lincA T. Nj
30 (eX.). go (eN) For Rochester. Niagara Falls
BaHaio, etc.-P NJ, daily except saturday q R
GeNl For Batimore-AM. Gao. s on. a3o = ~ 10 l0
PM. 1:30 3.35. ~, TO, % 80 30 and 10 ~ un
and lo-al For Elmila and l.ockhaVen. dallv.cNtpld
SUNDAY. AN. go texl For Richmond and the
South-AM., T. ~. 100 daily: Pm $40 daily pX-
ctrt sunday. For Annapolis ANA Pop" Cre,. line
AN. 10: PM, I 40 except sunday. For AleNan-
dl1a-A NJ o. ~, 80, ~. II 60 II 20: T. NJ 200 30
5N. 6;:sl, $40 and ll.30. On SGnaay-AM., go, go,
1896 PM. 500 '
bALTiMoRE AND oHIo RAmRoAp.-Tlsins leave
the station. corner OF y. j. and & 81. a. FOL-
lows: For New York and Philadelphia and The
East-A NJ, $40 tex.l 4. NJ. 3pI eek, $40 .eN1
ON SUNDAY L. NJ. 800 leN-)-. a4O Ky For Chicago
Cincinnati. II. Louis and LCuiaN ille-A NJ 40,
leN}. JOB leNl y. NJ, 1910 eek For Pfttsburc
cleveland ana netroit--A. NJ. 80 ,eNN T. NJ. \ 70
OK daily For Baltimore week dayS-A NJ
800 q 81. Gao ":45, sic, 9ml and 1000 T. NJ
IL ~ ~. IS. 800, 3a1, 40. 4iu. 30 zoo
e.ld 10 90. g 20. If a. F,n Baltimore on SUNDAYS
n NJ, d 81. 80. $40. 1865. T. NJ. I.a5 = a. 3aa
lao $50. 200. 40 30 For Annapolis-A Nj q "a
ISlo. 4. NJ. i.fD on Sunday-9UD y NJ. ltnP
For way stations between Washington and Raltf-
mora NJ. d ~. st9. p NJ. Ia : 30. 10 800
ll:3o FOR stations on Metropolitan Branch-A VI
as daily except sunday. SD 4. NJ. ifa 5i5daly
FOR Staunton->-3o =. NJ daily except >uuity Tor
tredelick-s.30. Ia - 4. NJ aud rs T. " ,tlitv ey-
ecpt sunday. Fer HaCerstoNn-le \ NJ daily
except sunday. = - J.. y. d4llN
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NEW YORK.
"A Heavy Vote in Albsny-Naynarll
Ahead of His Ticket.

ALBANY. n. Y, Nov. 6.-The election proceeds
quietly, and there was heavy vote polled early
In the republican wards Carr Qep) for secretary of
are that Maynard deny will run ahead
OF his ticket in the city. Davenport and
(dem) viii be elected senator. The democratic
state committee at O'Clock sent out the following
10 prominent democrats In the county, "Our morn
Ing adVlcfS from New York are that the county de
mocracy. Tammany and the German organizations
report unexpectedly small scratching OF Maynard,
ana republican inquiry for Maynard pastors Wide
spread. In Albany Maynard Is running ahead of
his ttcketr
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star
ADDITIONAL FL ECTlON NEWS
MASSACRISE

Gen. Butler Hardly Holding His Own
robinson tiainins-A Day of sur
Special Dispatch TO THE EVENING STAR
BOSTON, Nov 8, p. m.-The returns from Butler
slrongholds up to this hour Indicate that he is
gaiilln@ In most or them, except Lynn. where he
VIII about hold his own. In the republican towns
robinson is making heavier gains than was antici-
pated Nothlng can be told as Yet OF the result In
Boston, although il looks as though Butler
majority OF last year will be Somewh reduced
I'D the western part of the state, where Grinhell
formerly OF Washington, for lieutenant governor,
Is very popular. he has brought many vnes to But
th r rr Ine 9uartrr 1t now LOOKS Is
a day Of surprises to all parties.
By Associated Press.
Saiem Claimed by the Republicans.
SALEM. MASS, Nov. 6-The largest vote for yea rs
Is being cast. The appearances Indicate that But
ler's majority OF last year will be materially c,it
down. II not entirely wiped out The republicans
claim the city by 100 majority against last years
majority Tor Buflerof about 400.
StraNs from Different Towns.
B0ST0N, Nov. 6.-The weather today throughout
the state is favorable for very heavy vote which
Is being cast in the cities and towns In this city,
son "a In ward 10, at II O'Clock, the republican
majority was 511 In ward - it was considered
e ina hnf .he votes cast at 10 O'Clock were repub
majority. In Waltham, the republicans claim
majority. In Dedham, at 10 O'Clock, Robinson had
at w. S had :" @ fnr H Raar
At Lowell. at 10 a. M, the vote stood Butler lN5l:
Robinson, 257 and at Gloucester. Butler 691: Rob
lnSOn. H. At Fall River total OF O0 votes Will
be cast. and the republicans claim to be able re-
duce Buffers majority to 800 Precinct S. ward H.
Boston, which gave Bishop 2S3 majority last year
shows at noon 500 plurality for Robin
son. The returns from the other precincts
in the various wards show considerable
republican gains over last years vote an unprece-
dented number OF votes being cast early in the
day. Ward g. which has numerous cOored vote
at II O'clock showed u total of Coz for Robinson
against 351 for Butler.
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OAKFIELD, WIS, Nov. 6.-Lee White who had
been baggage master on the Northwestern rail-
road, and who confessed to the robbery OF a pack
eye OF money in the express Office here six months
ago, committed suicide last night The robbery
had long remained mystery, White had borne a
good character. He had made full restitution of
the funds
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JEROME PARK, n Y, Nov. g. First race, purse
$500, selling allowances three-quarters mile, Wan
dering won easily; Vintage second. Garland third
Time 1:19. Little Fred and Blue Peter also ran
$500 added, l u miles. There We're six starters
Corsair won easily; Bella second, HaledOn third.
Time 2.00A. Laura Glass, Euclid and Aella also
ran.
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V,HOMAs DOWLISG. Auct1oneec

EMPlRIEE'S SAIE Sims DRESS g GOD s,
a ShA"LS, SILk UMBRELLAS FANCY HOSIERY,
NC.
commencing 1T TEN O'CLOCK, viii sell in our aIlc
ton rooms by order of the importer Of the finest
stocks oi BLACK AND COIORED SILKS.
DRESS GOODS. FANCY HOSIERY,
SiAWLS SILK UMBRELLAS.
TABLE COVERS. >II K TIES,
GERMAN GOODS. &c. &c.
These goods imported by tlie owner. and have
never been exhibition before. Just being urr.cked
from original cases. The sale presents Il splendid OPP
purtitS ladies and others to first class i'm
rurt,,i 70 DDS every lot Will Ire sold
HJ-.tt
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Suicide I'm q Philadelphia Hotel.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Nov. GA man who regis
tered at the Irving house last night Jacob Erbe
and who told the proprietor that he an OIL re-
finer, and resided in suburb OF PittSburg com
mitted suicide In his room this morning by cutting
bis throat
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IRCSTEFS' SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY BE.
ING Two FRAME HOUSES AT THE CORNEB

ING TWO FRAME HOUSES At THE CORNER
OF SIXTH AND L STREETS NORTHWEST
BY yirtne Of deed of trust recorded in Iiber No "a
1913 folio III. of the Land Records of the District I
0. Columbia we will offer for sale public auction CA
an front OF the premises, THURSDAY the EIGHTH
OF NOVEMBER, at HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK P.
VI the Part OF Lot In square No $50 fronting twenty
street improved by two frame dwellings.
Terms Onethird of purchase money in cash the hal
ance In two Instruments, at and two years with 7
per cent to be secured by the purchasers notes
chaser's option deposit Of Si0O required on day of
sale Conveyancing at purchasers cost. If the terms
after five days notice.
ROBERT COHEN
o25-eo&ds JOHN n XALKERS Trustees
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tftnf
1HOS. r.. WAGGAMAN
BOWLING, ancrIonecr.

CHANcTEY SaTF OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
A SMALL FRAME HDI,SE
by ElriIa OF 'ere CT tn >HpreIn Court of Ties,
liStiict 81 Columbia hoIir . .t-si term IN b.:
equity ", caJSe M 80 tqH.y Docs p wherein .a@f
thrJ h lizard Is CaIi ia.ia ;.l.d Joseph Willard
h dfit3s1it Wti.t Il Jr~S.tI the.
StfIher \ Is. w. viii "u >! E~DAI. NOiEN-
BIR nh 1iIt,fFfNTH ann H. lss5 at tt,s
hour 81 tpt l. VI fro tire premises offer for
sale at Ill.i@ non Lot - square i've hum
urtd ard NrIty ~iN tsItJ ri-Y o Na-Nl,s-t1u
District u 6 hluhS sid Lot being partly improved
By "a small fI..Inr l.pI.S,
Terms Il lie Prescribed by sad t!,C-yc are. One
third q ~, thc ufci money Sll . paid ~ caSI, ~,
Gal 81 -t ri'-fiIIr'i IA q THIRD.
ear m - rfrfri ~ iit.it l." h interest an: to Ir
secured bN I;Hrt- tii r:,sIfN sold tI,,-it
81 rri ti ci, iil-y i,4,l~t he ma L. y IN
III pre- ny Is AnotL,e. yIt -. al ,-.-r oil
aftiaa'r, Henry NI~I t.AT.HfIT
Ne > columbian Law i5uIf!Ur
q & COLE
81 AMI st~a.t ,..r.t
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CELEBRATED STOMACH

Though shaken in every joint and fiber with fever and
ague, bilious renittent the system may vet be freed
from the malignant virus with Hostetters Stomach Bit
trs Protect the system against it with this benecent
anti spasmodc. which isfurthernore supreme remedy
for liver complaint, constipation. dyspepsia debility
rheumatism, kidney troubles and other ailments
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally nj
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. HELD FOR AN ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KIIL--In
the Police Court this morning Thomas Madden
wa. charged with assault and battery with intent
10 Mi James Dean on the night OF October lot n
laS, MT Dean testified that he. in company with
Mr. Arehsourg. went Ia Nr. Ready'5 saloon 10 get
drink: That he net Madden there; that Madden
fied TO pick quarrel with witness; that the bar
keeper had some trouble 10 get Mr.. Madden and
a ME- Wdikup out: that after he had closed the
btf-ropfn witness went out and stood the corner
taking 10 some friends: that Mr.. Madden and MT
Naikup came up: that Mr. Madden cut witness in
The groin. In the Eeshy part of the leg and also on
either SIDE OF his body. The case was sent 10 the
grand Jury: bonds sJc9. Joseph Walkup was held
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MARSH WILLARD AtSt JUhrl's cbur,.h No,-9,...a
MlitIl p,tntr 3ist l-S5. by the Rev J. ~asri q
L. u " .RNH. al Valley City, u. T. H. NETIIE T.
city.
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trade 1t Is to the advantage Of the buyer 10 draw COM
parlson.
Proof-Compare goods and prices of these expensive
establishments with those at the
MISFiT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS.
And you will find
onr s15 Ccrhscrew Suit to compare avorably with any
our Slo Corkscrew Suit to favorably with any
sold at so
. Cnr Sl3 Black Cloth Suit with any sold at Sl5
o' "-' hiatA DRESS S'llt TO compare iavoraty with
Our % BUSINESS SUIT to con,are fayorably with
sold at 4l5
Our $40 Business suit with any sold at Sla
Our 30 Cashmere suit with sold at Sgl
our 30 BOYS Suit or Overcoat with any sold SO
Our so Boys Suit Overcoat conilsar, tayorablv
. 80 with any sold at $40
Our Se Boys Suit OvercOat to compare fayorablv
with any sold at Sl5.
Our $40 Boys Suit with any sold at SI8
Cur " Ciiiid's Suit OverCuat with any sold at
Our "a Chl!ds Suit Or Overroat with any sold al 81
Our 80 ChlldS Suit or Overrnat with sold at So.
Ol1r 5 D OVerCOat with sold at 4 .
ttT'r Overcoat with any sold ut siO
Our > . OVercnat with any sold at Sl4
Our $40 Overcoat With any sold ut Sl8
Our ST. Overcoat with any sold at 81
Our SD OvertOat with any sold at S25
Our $50 Oyercoat with any sold 1T Hi5
Our 81 Pants with sold at 81 30
Our 81 Pants with any sold at So.
Our 80 Pants with any sold at 49,
a. Our S6 rants with any sold at $il.
Our 6ossamers with any sold for double the price we
ask.
II MI FIT TORE
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS.
H II Ty,,l m %111D IS nal,
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The Voting In RufSalo.

BUFFALO, NY, Nov. 8.-The election in this city
is progressing slowly. The vote pOed, as Indicated
at this hour y D. ny, will not be very large The
dissension on the democratic city ticket is as great
as ut any time during the canvass
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JACKSON, Mss, Nov. 6-Prince Matthews was
Shot and killed this morning, at HaZlehurst. by E.
B. Wheeler. The cause OF the difficulty Is believed
to have been politics. The excitement In Copiah
county runs high, and trouble Is feared. The cleo
ton In this city is passing of quietly. There was
a heavy rain this morning
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MARI LAND.

Annapolis Good for 100 Republican
Majority.
ANNAPOLIS. Nd, Nov. 6.--There has not been a
single disturbance in any ward of the city to-day
A heavy vote has been pOed for this hour OF the
day; both sides are apparently holding their own
mere though there are many closed tickets voted.
II VIII he close fight in the county This city will
give hundred or more republican majority.
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TII;S ESFN1Nt..

EHoIEN, Auction.cr.
TRANSFORMERS SALE OF UNREDEEMED
PIEDGES-
Co1unH- hong SATURDAY. NOVEMBER THIRD and
c"rEfrs'ur" very ENt%IN(i AT H&LF-PASr SEVEN
Otitt r. until all disposal OF laryr varied
assoc tJn ut of nirfterned pledges consisting of Dia-
Innuds Gold and Silver Watches Chains RIMS Brace
lets rms Sleeve Buttons Sol silver ard Plated Ware
L"'hstS. Necklaces. 81 pvcrtatS and listers large
verify "f LADIES Coats Pierre Goods Br,S aud Bust
n'>e Goats. 1ants ard Vests, Musical Instruments
Clocks. finiS. ErvolEfFs. Sowing Machines Trunks
cutlery frs, OIeta and Tcld Glasses, Mirrors, Tools
OF al hins mbf,a~ and hundreds Of other articles
too numerous L, tueIitiOn.
MI PARTIES having goods deFosited will please take
DotIce.
NATIONAL LOAN OFFICE
o.h-lN 1Ut1 tn street northwest
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Arrested tor Murder.

BOY kiilEn IN ORDER TO HUSH 4 SCANDAL
MrS- Ellen Long. widow, and l. = Whltts-
more. the father ~ the boy found In tn, river
al PRINCETON, Wis. With his throat cut have hs.n
arrested FOR the murder. The detectives who Took
Inc ease had their suspicious turned 10
MfS Long because or the rlmorS that she
had once attempted 10 poison Mhittcmon,s
VIE ana tailed Ia searching her houS. they found
ploodN clothes which she had been wearing M Ia
the time oi the murder. and butcher KNIFE and
Nv" razoTS stained with blood In "A well on her
premises was found club With blood marks on H.
ne n.lghhof> say that criminal int iInacy has eX
iSted between the widow and Win urnare and that
tat II WAS known 10 his son. who Mas pruhahl,
mus disposed OF In stop a scandal. The theory Is
that the boy WAS Killed %, Mrs Long in her crll1r
ana mat The father Ind the body IN the place where
he pretended 10 INST discover IL ten days Later.
In San Francisco. Judge Finn YESTERDAY. az the
request OF senator sharon, ordered Maggie TIul IN
furnish Photographic copies OF The alleged marriage,
contract, 10 Afford chance testing Its genuine
hess.
IL Is said that a.. Rdronr Albert Herman now
serving term In the Albany p,,ntenttar, fnr utter
ING worthless checks has FALLEN heir Ia \, ,.Stt; IN
Germany valued al S2.dana H
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The CABINET MEETIHG.-The Cabinet meeting
this afternoon WAS very brief. and no business Of
Importance was transacted. Secretaries Lincoln
ana Teller the Postmaster General and the Attor-
ney General. were the only Cabinet officers present
all the Others balm. out OF town No selection of a
surgeon general for the army was made
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- OBERT o. HOFFMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer
H lU1h and strCtts northwest

AUCTION SALE OF THE DESIRABLE DWELLING
HOUSE On X STREET, No l4ui THE FORMER
RESIDENCE Oh THE LATE HON EBON C.
INGERSOLI.
By virtue OF two deeds Of trust dated respect ss,
lively; on the hrst day OF November, 1873. and IT;
eighth day OF April 1873. and recorded in iber No x
49, folio 254 and hber No S72 folio in the land
records ri the District of Columbia. Will sell pubic
auction. Ill front of the misses. TUESDAY. No
NEMBER FIRST. at fOCR O'CLOCK P NJ the fol-
lowing real estate in the city of Washington District of
Columbia, with all the improvements thereon to wit
lot numbered two 90. IN Kdwell's recorded subtiiv
son OF numbered two hundred and seventeen
(2l. according to the plat thereof in the office the
surveyor Of Washington city. District Of Columbia
Terms of sale; One-fourth cash. and the balance in
on two and three with interest thereon at the
rate oi SIX per cent annnn payable semi annually
I al cash II the option of the purchaser deposit Of
$50 70 h ae at time Of sale Ii terms of sale not
oiiit with in ten days the Trustee the right
St ,e property nj the risk and cost of defaulting
lhe title to BE- retained by the Trustee until
a.. en'lf amount Of purchase money has been paid
III >o-lNe . aiiclisg al the cost OF purchaser.
Eo nor JAMES q. BEkRET, Trustee.
~ " AoI ]-"AN' Aucuoneer. ol0-dGd5
IL, T. TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
FOUR O'CLOCK T. NJ iA H. 1860 AZ
,ro, JAMES G. BERRET. Trpstee
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