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DIED,

CRAVEN. At Geneva NY Nov esth. 1884. Emily
U.SN. ~ - Ni''' -
TANNING. On November 29fh. IsS3 at 100 pr,, -
after short and painful Illness JOHN FANNTNt;
i've OF the county Of Wexford, Ireland ay,d ftyuno
Years. - 49, '-'-F
Funeral viii take place from his late residence a0ls NJ
street northwest sunday, December pa at two O'CLOCK
attend. ' AL ~ "a. ~
HoslITAI- OF heart disease, Friday November 30,
t9NtLtA minutes past 4 n. M, Mrs III IZABETH r
uostl AL widow of the late Challes II Hosl,1l IL
the forty first year OF her axe ' -
unera from her late residence No Ifas Valley street
Geofestow ID G, On Sunday, 81 inst, at O'Clock u m
FRIENDS anu acquaintance rtSissctfui, invited
FoSE1 In tieory,tOwn November 2sth les3
IL VI oE A. foSfl m TIE ninth Year Of his are
son OF John L. ana Laura f PoSpy.
,1oLiN LIZ. On Wednesday morning November 9Stl,
Ieo3 AT TWO O'Clock, GEORGE TOIIkFR in the tkve;,.
Ilih year OF his lie born m CulIs.I,,r cotV
Va but Tor the last lift years resident nf this eif
llefa on Friday. the 3uth instant thr,-. ,'l,r !,
NJ from Mount Olvet Baptist church Sixth street ba
tween l. and Nj streets northeast. Rev J Robinson
attend. - '' -A''-''u "
,MEBSTER. On Friday, November 3Oth 1884 at : a0
O'Clock a. M MIS- SARAH WEBSTER. widow of the
late A q ID. Webster, AGED forty two vars
Funeral on SUNDAY, at y. m from hrr late ,,asi
dthce No 40 Myrtle street. friends rlsI etfulIy in
Nlted to attend. e.
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Mr.. Cook Declines 70 Apologize.

he LNIIMA1ES THAT THE MATTER OF HIS FINE FOR
CONTEMPT OF COURT WILL BE INVESTIGATED
MI. Daniel E. Cahill, who was associated with
Mr. W. A. Cook in the trial during the progress of
which last Wednesday Mr. Cook was fined $40 for
contempt by Judge Wylie, had conversation with
Mr.. COOK this morning, and later in the day MT.
said: - 'i' i'o
'You stated to me this morning in sthe Criminal
Court room that Judge Wylie had called YOU TO
tine bench and said that he did not desire the re-
tent1on OF the fine imposed on me for ALLEGED con-
tempt, and II 1 would make an apology he would
remit it." ~ N~
After reviewing the circumstances connected
with his being fined Mr.. Cook closes by saving SIN
view OF the facts an apology from me would he
m Ill improper: The ciandest1ne and extra
judicial proposition to make 1t cannot entertain for
moment; 1 could not accept without a
consciousness d OF degradation. 1t only ex-
'The fine has been paid. The court has or.
hausted its power. Whether the proceedings
against me were proper and justified, INQUIRY and
investigation in the future win Determine. ibaye
no 1avors to ask or accept from the court: and
desire no further private communications in reia-
ton to the matter through you or any one else.n
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District ROOkkeen5ng.

REPORT OF AUDITOR TICHFNOR-THE NEW METHOD
OF AUDITING THE COLLECTORS ACCOUNTS ETC
District Auditor I. L. Tichenor In his annual re-
port to the Commissioners states that the revenues
of the District from all sources during the fiscal
year were 81, 1S4 3d. total expenditures 49, a5
"a, leaving balance on hand July list. 1888 OF
1851, 5sO29 He says that Congress at the last ses
to enable the auditor to bring up the books and
arrange the records of his Office, and to audit the
books OF the collector OF taxes" and that the work
was commenced without unnecessary delay and
has been vigorously prosecuted to the present time
such books and records as required attention in
files of the Office arranged and CLASSIFIED and the
Whole entered on the permanent records OF the
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VIM. j. MILLER, Trustees.
n23-d&ds l8G Louisiana avenue
GHANCERY SALE OF 1WO-STORY AND ATTIC
bH Nh SsTTEEE4NG ANn AoT CORNER THIRD

BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of the c
ss42 Docket Is Phelps ct al TpPett ct I'VE viii
on MONDAY, THE THIRD DAY ~ DEc t1s RRTRsnasss
D: 1883 ct FOUR O'CLOCK NJ all that certain piece
the ground plan plat of the City Washington Dis
trct OF Columbia as being Of lot ten 0 in square
feet front on Sd street east and thence by that width
dwelling. ~
Terms: One-shird cash balance in two equal install
from day Of sale at six per per annum to be
by deed Of trust premises sold all cash. at option
Of purchaser deposit Of 1O0required at time Of sale
Conyeyancng. &c, at purchasers cost Terms to be-
complied with in ten days otherwise the Trustees re-
the right to resell the property at the risk and cost
Of the defaultng purchaser after five days public no
Washington, d. C. 49,
CHARLES F. ROWE,
$40 Az street n | r.
HENRY T. DAVIS, Z AFustees
400 Louisiana avenue.
DCNCANSON BROS Auctioneers no1.dkds
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The Markets.

BALTIMoRE. Nov: sO.-virginia skies. deferred 10;
threes. 531 bid to-day.
n BALTIMORE ALT Nov: 2s-Cotton steady-middling
lOaalOs. Flour quiet and straightforward street and
western SUPER 3ooas50 do extra 1894 IS; do.
aGaS % do Rio brands 575asOo do Patapsco
southern I 1n western lower and fairly active south
land l3al l3s; No; western winter red spot 1861
Gaa Novem6er l0SAal 0s5s; December. 1os19aI Os24
January. lllSalllti February, 1l32a1 1885. Corn
southern higher and strong; western inactive and
easier southern white and yellow 5a60 western mixed
spot sOse93s January. 6i.asi February 6Is. bid
STEAMER, % bid Oats firm and quiet-southern 3Sa44
western ss white Seati do mixed 31as9 Pennsylvania,
fiemnsylEania and Maryland. lSoslsO9 Provisions
shoulders and Clear rib Sides packed, 6IsaS Bacon
shoulders clear rib sides, g. Hams. l4saI5 Lard
rehned "a Butter frm-western packed l0a23 cream
fps siro 2Sa$s Egs gekIed dull 2oa22
goes c ordinary to fair ial2 Sugar anet soft
a aae I.gshts to LSsrpOo per steamer
hecelptsahour. 2374 bushels wheat 81 900 bushels;
corn $4,000 bushels; oats, 1000 bushels: rye 1000
bushels. Shipmeuts-wheat 81 600 bushels: corn 1000
bushels sales-wheat 100000 bushels; corn 2lO 900
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The Division Of the House.

HOW 1T Will STAND POLITICALLY.
According to roll prepared by Mr.. Mcpherson,
clerk OF the House there VIII be In the Forty-eighth
Congress 1874 democratic Representative, ITO re-
publicans, independents, 2 greenbackers and s
readjusters. This leaves two vacancies, one
made by the resignation OF Paul, (readjuster) OF
Virginia, and the other in the Mississippi delera-
ton, in which case the House will have to decide
between Manning and Chalmers The independ-
entS are Flnerty OF ILL.,, Lyman OF Mass, York OF n
Brumm, OF PENNSYLVANIA, and Weller, of Iowa
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MAR RIED.

ANES-BREWER At the ractorvNf Fpnhan.
church 10y Rev. Wm. Paret November 18Th Isss iOHS
GEORGETOWN. No cards.
os y,pN,E lSs On Wednesday NovenlteF
lsth 1881 AT home 10y the Rev. DR. Andnw- BENJa'
NINA JONES. OF Brooklyn, Y " 10 Mrs ANNA n
WILL ANS, OF Washington, d. C. -
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m CO, IIU3 street northwest.
D. 1. CoIIDWElAlI, Auctloneer. n2S- eo&ds
GALE OF FISH WHARF PROPERTY IN GEORGE.
~ TOWN u. c..

OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER CoAIMIssIoNER
WASHINGTON, D. c.. November IS 1853
In pursuance of the 81 and 9th sections of the act of
Congress approved March 3D. 1891 and the acts making
a%n to said act approved April the
offered for sale at public auction on THURSDAY
DECEMBER SIXTH, 1888, in front Of the premises at
Lots twentyseven (2 twenty eight (2s) and part of
lot nine t29 containing about sixteen thousand
and slxtyseven 6 O67l square feet, or less in
square six 80 being the Fish Wharf property fronting
on Water street, in Georgetown, ID G,
The property will be sold subject to lease which will
expire March LIST, 1884. ~
Terms OF sale are: Five hundred dollars are to he maid
within two days OF SALE residue within five DAYS there
after when the title OF property will be transferred to
purchaser deposit of one hundred QOO dollars down
at time OF sale vii be required the terms sale are
to resell at the risk and Of the defaung purchaser
The Commissioners reserve the right reject any or
a fair market price ~ ~ 0 e
By order of the Board of Commissioners, D. c.
CD. LYDECKER Major of Engineers o. S. A.
Engineer Commissioner, D. @.
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IACau KAaAa-

Thecorner stone OF Mount P1sgah A. NJ E. church,
corner or 10th and X streets northwest. was laid
yesterday Addresses were made by Rev. Mensrs.
UpShur, Coles and Seaton
AT meeting OF ladies held at the house OF Mr. r.
IL hoDerts last evening an organization was formed
unaer the name or Japonca Social. No. !, with me
Following as officers: Miss = Stephenson presidents
MIS- NJ t. Dudley. vice president; Mrs K III. Rob-
ertS treasurer; Miss VI. L. Chase. secretary
Isaiah HIN and William jenkins colored were
fined IS each by Judge Smell to-day for being dis
orderly In the Theater Comique yesterday
In the Police Court this morning Wilson HILL
colored, hack driver, was lined s. for leaving his
shack on the street without driver.
Edward Mcmahon ana Joseph Booth were fined
s. by Judge Smell to-day for being dlSnrlerly ia
9Th street car, between III and streets noTthwts 81
last night about u O'Clock.
APPOINTMENT IN THE WAR DEPARTMENT
Secretary OF War to-day appointed Latrup = Eddy,
OF New York. 20 be a leo clerk IN the surgeon
generals onice, under the Ciyil service rules
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 II. IL. Dodge $50 18th street:
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ANOTHER VIRGINIA SENATOR To RFSIGS-Tln
NoTiolk luptHtdP announces that Mr. NJ L. Rue
VIII tender his resignation member of the Nif-
gina senate from Norfolk county and Portsmouth
city at an early day. and that Gov. Cameron will
Issue a writ for another election as soon as this
Is done. MI. Rue WAS postmaster AT Norfolk
Dut resigned at the request of senator Malone N
being understood that the democrats OF the senate
would declare Mr. Rue disqualified he viii resign
IN order that the coaionstS may II possible elect
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THE WONDERFUL SUNSETS EXPLAINED - PROF
Sroohs, OF the lieu House observatory az Phelps
y. Y, While searching for comets near the Si,i,
Wednesday evening, discovered a wonderful
shower or telescope lneteors some OF which Were
moving southwark and Others nOrthwari Pro-
BROOKS believes that this display has some conne5-
ton with the remarkable red light seen near H.,
sun al sunrise and sunset FOR several DAYS ana that
the earth Is passing through mass OF met,-ort,
DUST or Is enyeloped IN the tail OF gigantic coneL
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Engineer Commissioner, D. O.
1dOMAS DOWLlNG, AuctiOueer. ft
(yHANCERY SALE OF A THREE-STORY AND
~ BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING WITH BAY
WINDOW, No. 1911 ELEVENTH STREET NORTH

BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of the ~
D 1s1 Of Columbia passed In equity cause No
yember 1885, we will SELL at public auction in front Of
the fas premt S on TqESDAY DECEMBER ELEVENTH.
S bere Srs s% .1g
Washington, District Of Columbia together with tfe
11 oven. &C. Said lot fronts inches on
Terms, as prescribed by the decree One-thr Of the
money in cash and the residue in three equal
eighteen month with interest at s1 g per
give his promsory notes. secured by deed Of trust ON
the property sold deposit Of @106 viii be required at
at cost Of the purchaser Of sale are not com.
piled with IN seven days the trustees reserve the right to
resell the property at the risk cost of the efann
purchaser after five days advertisement.
IVORY g. KIMBALI.
No. 1341 F street northwest:
FRANCIS MILLER 7 trustees.
No. 400 Louisiana avenue
n27-eodts j r COTDWEIT Aro.,,,
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'I'hO1AS BOWLING. AuctLoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
hEAL ESTATE IN WASHINGTON CITY AT

AUCTION.
By virtue of decd of trust dated February the
@ no recoIdeti in liher No ~ folio 6S. in the
ianu records OF a>h!ngtCn county ID G.. and by A
Ii>l o. The holder oi the note secured thereby will
sen az bic auction, i'll front of the premises SAT-
GfDAf, DECEMBER FIR 7, IsSs;, al FOUR O'CLOCK,
al Ha3 piece or PARCEL OF ground known and de-
hInSles subdivision OF original lots square numbered
TWO hundred and seven COD situate southeast cor
nr OF and 18Th streets northwest Improvements
sls 81 two,story and lansatd Brick House, with
building and stable.
Terms of sale: Onc-third cash: balance in six and
1Welve months from Gay 81 sale with interest six per
cent able anIally until paid secured by deed
OF trust on premises sold. deTosit o: 800 Will be
Qured Ut e of sale. l. the terms of sale
phed with III days the trustees the right
resell az this risk and G tie cfaulting purchaser
ConyeyancIng at cost OF purchaser
n2G-dts AUSTIN III ER.' Trustees
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THIS EVENING,
EoLEY, AUictioneer

i
will sell at public suction. the stock of Fine jew
cry IN store No lOl2 th street northwest commencing
IN , O'CLOCK 4 and SEVEN T. NJ, owned by the
follows; Gold and silver watches. gold finger rings
sets OF ]ewelry assorted gents scarf pins collar
TONS sleeve buttons, clocks in every style and make
iare lot OF srectaces two show cases, safe
nearly new. combination lock; Shelves counters and
many otler goods too numerOua to mention. Dealers
and jewelers. invited to attend this SALE as the goods
VIII be sold without reserve.
MS 2t EOI EY Anctioroo.
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THE VACANCY caused by the death OF Mr.. Josenh
n. Blackfan, the superintendent OF foreign mails.
win not be filled until the return OF Postmaster
General Gresham. The chief clerk, Mr.. Crawford,
VIII temporarily discharge the duties Of superin-
tenoent. The postmaster General Is expected To
return to the city Saturday evening 80 w
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j. 7. COLDNEII. Anct
THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
CHANCFRY SALE OF IMPROVED AND rrNr,T
PROVED real. ESTATE IN iEORGETONN

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND CNIN-
PfohED REAL ESTATE IN GEORGETOWN
Cnder and by virtue of decree of the Supreme
Court OF the District Of Columbia passed on the
fIst day OF November 1888 in Equity cause nun. k1
hered S596 we shall SELL at public auction in front of
me re5peGtlve premises. ON WEDNESDAY. the FIFTH
DAY OF DECEMBER. 1888, at FOUR O'CLOCK p M
all those certain pieces parcels of ground lying and
being in Georgetown i'll said District and dstingslel
On TIE ground plat thereof as the west twenty three 2
OF lot numbered eightytw tS2 and the thirty
one S teet front by depth one hundred and twenty
addition thereto being in square numbered ninety-for
t4 SAID part OF lot 81 being improved by new two
story brick house numbered 2S23 West P street north
lnsdiateiy in nth the rear thereof and is unmproved
cash of which $50 must be paid by the purchase Of
eaoh lot at the time Of sale residue at six and twelve
s rate OF FIX yer secured by the
sold or ali cash at option Of purchaser conveyan-
the right resell the property at defaultinS
chasers cost and risk terms are not compiled With in
ten days. ~ ~
CHAs. H. CRAGIN, JR.,
VIM. j. MILLER, Trustees
\ H. n
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AUCTION SALES.
nANENHOWER 4 SON.
~ Heal Estate and Insurance
HIS AFTERN0ON.

DANENHOWER + son,
~ Heal Estate and Insurance
l226 street northwest
sSi6T RIH ,, On SOUTH SIDE Of sTRkEf
FIST sfrE WE s2R1 IND C AZ S
AhkHET SAAb5AGENT 70 The GovE isShESf
R n r date s Esb f5y and duly
81 q 1as Saa 81
1f4lI t oF 19sf Fl 3 @
FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the following described real es-
s ty ittS a to aiH1xsls st
Of ' ofra iots sepentsen IN h an
eighteen S square six hundred and sixteen 616 with
AND IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER AT FIVE
NJ: lot nlnsty5one CD in Cabot's subdivision Of
Of criminal al Let left foT n ~ in rs said square
oenm per in9 1a from S day Of sale payabe
purchasers option deposit of $50 On each lot Will be
required at the sale and ii terms complied with
the right resell the property at the risk and cost Of
the P or ON five d
and recording at purchasers cost.
W. y sP '6fNfsHSVEk.} Trustees.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer. n7-d&ds
cE-THE PURCHASER OF THE ABOVE PROPERTY
fb9 o VEN f erHi & Tis i 8
same hour and place. ,-,,,,o,,
NM. W. DANENHOWER }
WASHN DANENHOWER,{ Afustees.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer. n24d&ds
John SHERMAN 4 CO.. Real Estate Auctin5neers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT. M
PROVED BY SUBSTANTIAL ONE AND TWO
STORY BRICK BUILDING No. 1913 G. STREET
NORTHWEST, DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE NEW
PENSION BUREAU.NOW IN PROCESS OF EREC-
TON. ~
d ~ 1 rtq Of IN 1e Of S ts dated June
land records of the District of Columbia and by r
te ol an 9raer passed III Equity Cause No $685. we,
secured under said deed of trust will sell at public a
THIRTIETH DAY OF NOVEMBFR. A D.. isss AZ az
fstata Sitnst a A. the following described real
Inc west half of the east half Of lot numbered two M
IN square numbered five hundred and eighteen (5lSj'
four (4 feet and one-eighth an inch
on street north. by depth Of two hundred (2OO feet
TO Washington street with the improvements consist
ing of twO-stOry brick building
Terms OF sale One third cash; balance in and two
years With interest at six per cent from Gay of SALE
cured by deed of trust the premises sold or all cash
at option OF purchaser, DEF ost of $3.50 required
time OF sale All conv,yacin and recording at of
IN seven days after SALE the property will be sold at the
GGHH6hhRSIlA hsf s. kkEDERER'l Trustees.
WI. N. SMITH, Salesman. n17- 90 1924 2G2S3O
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4 tHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
~ AND UNIMPROVED PROP RTY

'HANctR1 SAAE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
DstIict OF Columbia sitting in Equity. passed on
o9 shall sell At public auction in front Of the prem
ats ff e ely; the q foGH4s Real
EtRAtsh bf SaTf1 81 b!tTH g. 1
- ana 81 il. square AS improved by large
BIict stable &C. on the northwest OF 9Th II
by depth iHtF is feet to Pubic pa ie' al
On SANE DAY. AT 90 O'CLOCK p. NJ, rart lot l.
saTa 9o ~ III proved by three story brick dwelling
On SANE DAY Al 40 O'CLOCK P. NJ. part lot
snar o '5 improved by two-story frame dwelling.
Il Il! s3Ts hf56T5a SIXTH ATS O'CLOCK
n frame lot hon a. a. and @ ID By two two
on SANE SAM DAY, AT s:45 O'CLOCK P. NJ, sub lot As,
81 AS street eel \ Hs 18th n Ar On
5 lots q AND % square twostory
on fRbA N c 81 tEset s HsvthsaT1 At
ro1s9 ~ sub lots ha6 and lS 5 in
Dwelling Scs i52l a ad l is H colum ny
oS SANE p BAYS. AT 400 O'CLOCK PM sub lot -
sggare 243 improved BY tlree-story and basement
Brick DIV Dwein5 No Vermont avenue northwest
&C, OF ! SAME DAY, AT 40 O'CLOCK PM sub lots 81
betwecn 18th aud tin streets northwest t'"' ''e
Is Ffsc1i6sd by said decree are follows:
due three equal nstsents paya af il saf re1
Win at SIX, twelve and eighteen months
the day OF sale for which shall be passed the
notes OF the purchaser purchasers secured deed or
Of the purchaser or plrcha deposit of $500 will
Streets $3.50 the Vermont avelue property and sl0o
on each Of the remainder All conveyancing and record
ing at the expense Of the purchaser or purchasers
Terms to be complied with in ten days otherwise the
Trustee reserves the right to resell the property at the
risk aud cost of the deiaulng purchaser or purchasers
after five days notice.
Plats Of the respective properties will be exhibited
at the time Of SALE
THOMAS r. JONES, Trustee
kpfi Gov n,,
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~ KEAL ESTATE ON THE NORTHWEST CORNER
OF TWENTIETH AND NJ STREETS NORTH
NEST, BEING A THREE-STORY AND BACK
HOUSE
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia passed in Equity cause No Ss.a
ntI6 wherein John Herrell is plaintiff and Her Ah
sell at public auction, in front Of the premises on
MN II[ ESD w BEGEMgER TWELFTH. 1883, at
fOOR O'CLOCK Z. NJ, Sub Lot numbered thirty three
S and the south ID foot with the depth thereof of
Lot numbered thirty-two (32), in square numbered
ninety nine 800, improved bya three-story and back
hn t brick store and dwelling house good order
~ .ne Clty OF Washington, d; c., the having
s sres and Ih a s viii be sold clear all
Terms OF SALE One-fourth Of the purchase money in
as; the residue in three equal installmens at six
at eight ger cent per annun until paid be secured by
or all cash at option of the purchaser The 1rstee
Will require deposit Of 300 at time of sale.
l.. n. SAUNDERS. Trustee
TT cor Dvrrr .,,o.:o llo3 street northwest
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APPOINTED IN PLACE OF Mr. DAvIDGE-The Prest.
dent to-day appointed Mr. Fletcher P. Cuppy to be
visitor of the Government Hospital for the insane
ment. FPoA"
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THE CABINET MEETING.-An the members of the
Cabinet, except the Postmaster General were at the
meeting to-day w -S
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RANGE OF THE THRRMoxRrER-The ,o,,ov,no
were the readings at the Office of the chief signa1
0nicer today Am, 50. e. II am, a. =: nm Il
Maximum, 51.8; minimum, 35l, oA''
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THOlIAs BOWLING, Auctioreer.

EXECTrCR,s SALE BT CATALOGUE OF MIsCEL-
IANEOCS BOOKS. SOME OF THEM FINELY
III SdRAILD AND BOUND; GOLD WATCH
al 81 ~ O'CLOCK AT the auction ruoms of Thomas
10 DO" nag shall seal lot Miscellaneous Books
Watch, Jewelry, Trinkrts. &c '
Books now ready for examination
nIS-Jt RI(HARD CRNMTHER
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Latest Foreign News by Cable.
The Windsor Theater Fire.

NEW YORK, Nov. 30-Crowds Of curiosity seekers
viewed the ruins OF the Windsor theater fire this
morning There are congratulations on all sides
mat the ilre did not break out during the perform
ance. Manager Stevens the lessee OF the theater.
said that his individual loss in effects scenery and
manuscripts will be between $4,000 and $50 600;
ing, loses 1900 0OO insured to the amount OF two
thirds Hartmans hotel, J. Kierner, proprietor, 45
ana AZ BOwery; loss, $4,000; insured partly. Other
losses foot up heavily among the thousands and an
average of half dozen families in each house on
Chryster street burned were rendered homeless the
losses OF each amounting to between $500 to 5000.
ABOUT One-haf OF the losers are insured The thea
Ter was insured for $4,000, and the hotel building
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nLp WINE AND OLD FRIENDS APE TNov,V
the best 30 is JUsTHS Old Stand known FOR vears
~ ~ LIZ IVY Nace where 6rstclass SECONDHAND
or call at ~s"Ar0sssoA" pSsc<A Aoofeas
soSAnS oao stand. No 619 d street. between 9Th ana
M 7th streets northwest
N.6s-Note By mail promptly sttendedto n
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FINANCIAL.

S1ock AND CHAM ExcH.seE
1881 STREET NORTHWEST.
OPPOSITE EBBITT HOUSE
T. BRIGHAM BISHOP CO.,
SPECIAL WITH 8. M. HIBBARD.
MEMBER OF NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE,
BUY. SELL AND CARRY STOCKS GRAIN AND
PETROLEUM ON MARGINS TO SUIT CUSTOMERS
AT REUGLAR NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE AND
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE PRICES ALL PER-
SONS AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY ARE IN
VITED TO EXAMINE THE FACILITIES OF THIS
OFFICE CONSTANT QUOTATIONS FROM NEW
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE AND CHICAGO BOARD
OF TRADE BY PRIVATE WIRES DIRECT TO OUR
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