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NeWn Rrfefs

Miss SusSu Anna GUSTS psrramora q creee
granddaughter OF Martha Gusts WASHINGTON vas
master General James, az calvary ehun,h No.
York, yesterday afternoon, the pastor Rev. Dr.
he Ans,se s' sart d, e sns,ngiv ..
yesterday; He was member OF Congress rom
There was political row at Frankltn.pear Nor
folk, Va last night The readjusters triad 10 heak
up straightout republican meeting. and a woman
was shot, man stabbed, and several hurt with
Telephone communication between Hagerstown.
Frederick, and intermediate points was opened
Ella Hickman, aged Is was found drowned in the
Schuylkin canal at midnight, Tuesday, at Monoc-
acy, Pa, and IL Is believed she was foully dealt
There was an attempt made 10 rob grave in the
cemetery near Bayview asylum, Baltimore, last
night, but the men were driven or.
AT republican mass meeting al the Academy Of
Music, Philadelphia, last night, Judge William ID.
Kelley was the orator OF the occasion.
AL ne losses oy the lire at savannah Ga, yester-
about 81 10000. f
lronclad, who ran OF a dead heat with sachem.
formerly owned by Mr.. Lorillard. at Brighton, Eng
land, Tuesday, and beat him, has been disqualified
by the Judges and the race has been aw arded 10
Sachem.
In the prize fight at Caldwell, Idaho. YESTERDAY,
between McFadden. OF Winnipeg. ana Maitland III
ST Louis MARYLAND received punishment which viii
Tuesday night two masked men rphned the vault
of the county treasurer. at Virginia city New of
5000 and then seized the treasurer and locked him
IN the vault.
johnson L. Lynch. a lawyer. OF Utica y. Y. was
Shot ana Killed at Batavia, Tuesday night, by T.
Newton Rowel paper box manufacturer because
or intimacy between Lynch and Mrs RoweuL
Fourteen perS ms IN Cincinnati are suffering with
symptoms OF poisoning. one child died yesterday.
Judge A. w. Tourgee, the proprietor and editor
OF The Continent, intends TO remove the pubica-
ton ono Office g, from Philadelphia TO New York.
r, IN, False Prophet has been discounted by
Hicks Pasha-
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I'd Edition.
Latest TelegramS to The Star.

The Department Of the Missouri.
GEN. SHERIDAN RELINQUIsHEs HIS OLD COMMAND.
CaIGAoo NOV Cen Philip Sheridan has issued
the following orders:
Headquarters DirfsiOn or the Missouri,
Chicago, Nor. l, II O'Clock m.
. neleDy rel1nqu1sh command OF the division OF
the MISSOURI In order to assume the new duties as
lgned me Oy the President Ia general orders No.
n, dated headquarters OF the army, october IL In
parting with the officers and soldiers whom have
mad the honor to command for the past IA years,
desire 70 express my thanks for the confidence and
support given by them TO my administration of this
division.
When I assumed command OF It hostile Indians
covered the country west OF the Missouri river nom
the boundary line OF our possessions on the north
10 the COnchO river, in Texas. But few settlements
existed, and the construction OF railroads across
the country had only just begun. Since then the
INDIANS have been so far Subdued that in territory
formerly occupied by them alone cities and towns
and cattle interests have grown up and railroads
have been built In these great changes the troops
OF the division have been active and important
agents. During these many years 1t has been my
especial qualification that ! have had no diSa-
greement with my SubOrdinateS, and that from
the department commander to the private soldier
faithful service has been rendered to the govern
ment with the assurance that shall always re-
member the hardshpS suffered, battles fought. re-
suits achieved, and the gallant comrades who have
lost their lives In savage warfare. resign a COM
mand that has been to me pleasure well as a
duty. P H. SHERIDAN Lieut. Gen
The usual order In asSuni ing command has been
issued by Gen. SchOtield.
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Affairs i'm West Wash,npron.

THE RESIGNATION OF DR.. HOwE-Ata meeting OF
the congregation OF the West street Presbyterian
church last evening, the resignation OF their pas
Tor, Dr. Howe was accepted. DR.. Howe made a
Ieeilng address, and MesSrS. VIM. III. Tenncy and
A. GreeniieS made appropriate remarks upon a
series or resolutions which were adopted, expires
slVe or the appreciation of the congregation of Dr.
towe'S services and regrets at his departure.
Mes'iS. Dougal, Winship and Aud were elected
commissioners to accompany DIR. Howe before the
next meeting of the pres6ytery.
FUNERAIS.-The funeral OF Mrs. Sallie f. Young
wife OF DIR. Richard Young, and daughter OF Capt
James Goddard, took place to-day at three O'Clock
from her late residence, No. 3GS7 NJ street. Rev T.
f. Tagg, pastor of the COngreSS-Street Methodist
Protestant church. assisted by Rev. S. III. Howe OF
the Presbyterian church, officiated and the pail
bearers were MeSSrs. +. [. Moore b. r. Mayfield
I1sOn and MI. LanSdale The interment was at Oak
Hill cemetery.--At the same hour the funeral OF
the late Zachariah Baker took place from the
chapel at Oak Hill cemetery. Rev. j. j. @. Webster
pastor or the Dunbart0n street NJ. E. church, Off
clated MeSSrS. Jacob F. Sfaub, VIM. Gaskins. VIM
Wheatley, j. ID. Robinson, 7. RenShaw and E. Lyd-
dane were the pall-beareTs
REcAPTURED.-A fugitive colOred boy named
Samuel Griffin, from the reform school. was ar
rested yesterday by Officer Hawkins and sent back
to the school
CATTLE MARKET-Lve stock sales at Drpyers
cattle up and sold as follows: Best at To 5Kc:
good at AZ 10 Be-; medium AT 81 to4lc.: common at
3 TO 3s:c. 600 sheep and lambs offered and sold
as 1OiloWS Lambs at to 6z5c.; sheep at TO 4Lc.
yearhngS at TO 5a,c Is cows and calves sold at
SO TO $50 per head. Market moderately brisk and
active.
GRAIN SALES:-6775 bushels of wheat sold to-day at
10S 5000 bushels wheat sold, to arrive, 60 for yell
low and 63 for white.
CONDITION OF THE WATER.-Clear at all points
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OILS d&dS
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

ACTION SALE IL, OF 4 DESIRABLE IRACT. OF
LAND IN THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON, ON
OR MAR ROCK CREEK. KNOWN AS THE
ADAMS MILL AND COLUMBIA MILLS PROP
FRTY
l{ virtue OF dzree of the SUPREME Court of the ga
District Of Columbia. passed i'll Equity No ES
8 ~ viii offer tor sale, at public auction the "a
NUthMBEE. 1853 at FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. those
certain parcels tracts Of land IN Washington county
II said District kio" as Part Of Pretty Prospect and
iainas or Pleasant Plains ing on the east bank Of
Rock creek. aud west of Ilttlt5 place aii south OF
Woody's lane. with good roads to the place known as
Adams Mil and Columbia Mills Property containing
q a'.ts ~ ground. more less. For particular de-
s' ZION o" this property by HletCs and bounds refer
enc Is hereby made to Iiber 81 folio 81. of the
land rtaofts Tor said District, ahd TO the proceedings
said equity CatsU.
Terms of sale: Onethird cash; the residue in three
equal Payments at twelve and eighteen months from
day III sale the purchaser giving rronsory notes there
lore 90 NY oJter bearing Interest at per from
ne Gay oi SALE or the purchaser may all cash any
greater PORTION than one third ut his election title
riircd Until the purchase money and interest paid
u t terms are moi complied with i'll days after
the day OF sale r. the right to resell ut the risk
ara cost OF defajtinC purchaser al coyeyancing
tii;tsef cost. one hundred dollars deposit on ac-
cevta1Ice of bid
JAMES s. EDWARDS Trustee
ooo-eo az 9th street northwest.
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Z 7 yoIDwEL1.. Real Estate Auctioneer.

IL; S'F5-S' &tIF OF yAII-sBIL PROPERTY RF-
We 100 FRAME HOUSES Al run. CORNER
." StNfE AND l. ~-Iti.f.rS NOR iHWFST
Is, trtf' g, T. 81 Of tEr-t recorded liar No
I@lj In ia Of thn Land Records the District.
"a ta,u1'a viii Cfgr tar ~e public Eriio,i IL
=; .:.ft e. ia il-sl..,- a. THt RSDAY tn. IIGHTU
or Nov! NiifR at Hal F-FSST FOUR O'CLOCK p
~ thr Ter; 81 lot III -si'g No 40 fronting twenty
It't 90 u'h stu, AID sNty six feet two inches OIL L
street improved ny two frame iw, !lineS
Ferns t1.-tlr -! Turtii,g money in cash tho hal
o'icr Il ts" INSTRUMENTS and Years with
PEI cif iiii' T IL b. SECURED. 10y purchasers notes
and d. Il - trust o tire lTuis ry al IL cash at p,lr
cassr i'j.,ti \ deposit ~ si0G r1,Ursti on day Of
sale convey ancInE q: purchasers II the terms
v IL ~ ; 1t tine risk and cost u ufaIug purchaser
afr i've ,-sys' I.o!-cr.
ROBERT COHEN. r.
o2o-'''S''@ JOHN y WALKERS AiuS'ets
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The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN
To-day, Langdon agt. Evans; on hearing.

COURT IN CENEKAL TERN.
To-day, Lanydon agt Evans; on hearing.
CRIMINAL COCRT-J,,dJe W,afe
To-day, Carrie Rockwell pleaded guilty OF pet
larceny and was sentenced to six months i'm iafI.
John BlackSton, HOUSEKEEPING, two cases; verdict
guilty. and sentenced to five years In the Erie county
q. ~ penitentiary. Jacob Rumpf, assault on
Fredercka Rumpf; guilty; six months I'm jail.
Oscar Lee, assault; pleaded guilty, and was fined
$50. Milly Stevenson, bawdy house. guilty; SEN
fenced to six months In jail. Francis A. Mcguire,
forgery; recOgn,zance forfeited.
EQUITY COCRT.-J,dge Mac 4Tthur
To-day, Riley agt. Riley: order appointing guard
Ian ad litem Washington Beneficial Endowment
Association agt- Wood; payment OF money into reg
lStry or the court ordered Barry agt Clark; decree
constituting Will
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CHAporEAurs

WINE OF PEpTONE
xtnegassful Of which contains 10 grammes Of Beef
BE and psses into tie baod See.es wthont r9irnr
the stomach to DC any Previous work is highly
commenced tby the medical faculty Of Paris) to
iescenfs to persons whose blood Is poor who suffer
from loros1s; Diabetes. Weakness General Wasting
Away stomach Ache Gasragia Loss of Appetite or to
those ESnsustsd b Eyes Work Fever Dyssn
No. 8.
Sold By all DruggistA 3a22.m&th1y
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G1ovns. G1ovEs G1ovEs. G1ovrs
GLOVES. REMEMBER. GLOVES
We Keep no Trash in Stock
GLOVES BARGAIN No. L. GLOVES.
200 dozen Extra Long Kid NIous-
GLOVES. Quetaire Gloves. all the new GLOVES
colors, perfect fitting can be
GLOVES. tried on. GLOVES.
sl5O, worth sl9s per pair
GLOVES BARGAIN No q GLOVES.
500 dozen Kid Gloves, very soft
GLOVES. and pliable, new colors. can DO GLOVES.
tried on.
GLOVES. 81. worth $3.50 per pair GLOVES.
BARGAIN Noa
GLOVES. 200 dozen Misses Kid Mousque- GLOVES.
taires. all sizes. new colsrs same
GLOVES. quality as our $3.50 Ladies' GLOVES.
Mousquetaires,
GLOVES. 81. worth s15o Per pair. GLOVES.
BARGAIN MOI
GLOVES. IS dozen Black Castor Mousque. GLOVES.
taire Gloves. beautiful goods.
GLOVES. SL35. worth 50 per pair GLOVES.
The New Glove,
GLOVES. THE ''MANcHErrE" GLOVES.
E'''A''' F.; E FIT IT,:
oo9 1117-111e PENNSYLVANIA avrN1rp
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(fH.I:sS W. HANDY. Real Estate Agent.

IEUs,'. Ets SALE OF HOUSE No 80 PIERCE
SIEi'ttI NORTHWEST. i;fTWEIN NORTH CAP
Ifpi. tNp FIRST STREETS
tsisc ,it 10y virtue AZ etsi of trust. dated No
xtn>I 9Th i d. lSi.. au'i recorded i'll li:rr Gtt5 81
foiJ a - OF the lrd records OF the s-hEA
-Ts.s 81 ''tss IA .i,! - til quest OF The rarity
cur th' ft, Will sell q: ;Ubc auction. in front OF
tisr IT. miss WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER SEW
ENi.i 4 - 1855 ~ HhiF PlsF TOIr 10 i o. X y
~ al tr.t &C. tam Ti,, IFt,' ground ~ and
j. M ~ lee city of wash EtuIf District of Columbia
ard tfj -, md dts llsd part If lot numbered
tvtly. ~ ~ the rcCrd subdivision 1f square num-
is.n;' co = 'front.' hy ,ite II m thereof
ierru~ vi sale OnClat .,aiac. SIX and twelve
MONTH "ith interest at tn. rate of six Uer Per
s'.L,i tirtd y deed oi ts'St on property sold $50
COVE ~ TINE ~ sale All CONVEY atiI pure ias.r
.tet. Iti4.sa 1OluEi,,I - u IL seven t.ys
WILLIAM Is. TODD. JR Trustee
J. t ''>iH1EEIi. Auctiolc4-r. ozI-erIs,ls
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The CesnoIa Libel Case.

NEW YORK, NOV. 1.-The trial or the Feurardente
De CeSnola libel case was continued to-day In the
" S. circuit court. Fl. d. Hutchings, superintend-
ent or the Museum OF Art. testified to being present
when the CesnOla collection arrived. Some of the
statues wanted arms and legs, and were
otherwise detective. Theodore GaylOr was en-
lost limbs, &c. He pasted them on with prepara-
ton Of glue, and made the mended places look like
other parts OF the figures The cases of repairing
were numerous, and were not confined to arms and
legs. Portions OF the heads. necks and faces were
also repaired Gen. Cesnola superintendent this
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Pimlico Races Today.

OLD LIZ WINS AGAIN.
PMI1CO, Md, Nov. First race, handicap for
two and three ear-olds, three-quarters OF a mile
Old LIZ first, War Eagle second, Parnen third. Time
1:18.
EMPRESS WINS THE SECOND RACE
P1MLICO Nd, Nov. 1.-SecOnd race, handicap, all
races, X miles, Empress, first; Farewell second.
Homespun'S Jockey was thrown at the half-mile
post. Time, 1.59H.
BURCH WINS THE THIRD RACE
PML1co, Md, Nov: Third race, handicap,
seven Of mile all ages Burch first, Pearl
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ENHOHAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

Roam MARE SIX YEARS. u GOOD ROAD HORSE
sNHNp ANp GENTLE. SARGENT ROAD CART,
FINELY FINISHED. AND BUT LITTLE USED;
SINGH HARNESS. PiINti A TURNOUT EF.
LONGING 10 A GENTLEMAN LEAVING THE
CITY
On SATURDAY. NOVEMBER THIRD 1885, a.
TWILL J. iiDt'h in front u my Auction Rooms l
ssall s'ii t,' above turnout
THOMAS DOWNING
os'l-,t AuCtIoneer.
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CHANCLRY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
~ MpR11HED SUBJ BAN PROPERTY ON LIN
fhR TN I foPEhp TFoA ANb SS SN
STREET NORTHWEST, WASHINGTON D. G.
y virtue OF dseree Of the Supreme Court Of the -.
cause herein keating ct al compliments and 1
sciang1lin ct al are S!.fenantsl No s66I shall on
1885 at THREE UCLOCK + NJ on the nrfn;scs a III "
the following described real estate situated in said
30 and 80. in MrIaughns subdivision of the irac+ 90
lard known Prospect Hill, and also the undiv5ei
onlalf Interest III and to Lots So and 81 in the
buildings and Improvements thereon, consisting Of
laISs and and well built brick dwelling and stables
O'CLOCK r. NJ. subdivision of lot No Is In snrsre Coz
fronting % feet inches street by depth Of I'M
feet ON 10Th street northwest with the improveme nts
consisting of two-story and basement brick Dwelling
house.
Terms One-tLrd cash; balance in six and twelve
months notes 10 hear six per cent interest from day of
chasers Deposits of s25 will be required ON each un
improved lot and $3.50 the homestead and 300 on
with within five days after day of sale the trustee
the right to resell the property the risk and
cost OF the dGiauitins puTTsdhsssr or
No. 4S6 Louisiana avenue.
order to secure to the purchaser purchasers
MI f e. ShS1s hs s sar os ss
en haf-interest in and to the said homestead
- oHs-ots MARGARET A. THYSON,
WAsHINGToH HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
Ps.,,,.r S Soo y4O and ~ Louisiana avenue.
Hf Rnsy &s akyERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAT
reDnr,iia-. ny commencing at TEN O'CLOCK
Gsntleanen having Horses or Carri.pe. for Gala will
n' 'n' the best method Of Sk,sggssiHs & The
Constantly on hand and At pIsas e Anssiones
Ho.ses Carriages, BusgNs. Expzess Wa,ons Hs9Hes ~
Sss ~" OLD I'm
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The Deaf md Dumb Asylum.
ANNUAL REPORT o. PRESIDENT aArI.upr-

Dr.. K N. Gallaudet, the president Of the Column
bia Deaf and Dumb Asylum, In his annual report
to the Secretary Of the Interior, states that the
total number OF pupils is 1870 males and IL fe-
males Besides the Intellectual courses OF study,
instruction has been given In articulation 10 nearly
two-thtrds OF the pupils with very gratifying results
The receipts OF the institution from all sourres
were SCI 16 66, and the disbursements 500 $50 -,
leaving balance OF s2ll.2a There was expended
on the buildings and grounds $500.
The following estimates for the next year are
subm1tted For support OF the institution including
salaries, &C., $4,000; for the improvement and In
closure OF the grounds and repairs OF buildings,
5000.
DISTRICT PUPILS
ChaS c. Griffin is the only student in the college
nom the District, but In the primary department
there are the following: Ida r Chase, jeanette
Daley, Mary Daley, Christiani Denson Katie
Fogarty, Irene B. Martin, Eliza OCallaghan Ger
trude SchOfield, Restna Scott, May D. IL Senkind,
Eliza Thompson, Clara v. White, Anthony Allen,
John b; Boston. w. II. Cartlitt, John r. Craig,
Peter w. Daley, Thomas Davis, Reuben s Hul.
ChaS- II. keySer, ChaS. Z. ID. Kiugbaum. Joseph NJ.
Lanston, Joseph Lyles, John O'Rourke. Frank
stewart Jas Smith, W. j. Rich, Geo. V. Warren,
Frank g. Wureteman.
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latest Eorei~u Nexv..

AMELIORATlNG THE CONDITION OF CUBAN SLAVES
MADRID, Nov. 1.-SenOr POSada Herrera, prime
minister, in reply to an address from a deputation
OF the ant1slavery society, said that the govern
ment had decided to abolish punishment by the use
OF stocks and letters slaves in Cuba, and would
90 all that was possible In regard to the suppress
sion OF the patronage exercised by SHAREHOLDERS
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

E,H.NCFRY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMpRovFD
4 PRoPEKTY ON THE EAST SIDE OF Fork,
IMEEN STREET And RHODE ISLAND AVE
hSE; AND On SOUTH sIDE OF RHODE ISLAND ISLAND
AND F0URTIENTH 1i4TH] sfREETs
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR CAPITALISTS!
\ CHANCE FOR GOOD INVESTMENT!
District Of Columbia, passed the twenty frstS&
sclsi day Of Dec,mbcr lss3, in Equity cause No -
bAY. NOVEMBER is0I FIRST V usTS 1888. AT FOUR
81 Of HeitIiiicrs recorded sub division OF square
numbered two hundred and fortytw t2i2). i'll the
City Il washing d G. according to the SUBDIVISION
court by its order in said cause has authorized us
as trustees to max. ana which sub ison is fol-
t-two (22, feet and eight (snches Fourteenth 4th,
street lot 90 into three let's each fronting twenty
street-a of said subdvisoIa lots TO he bounded Nv
the line Of the present lots and the division Of
1t right angles with fourtes nth street lot ei. (l
fronting Rhode island avenue to be sub divided into
1 lars 3, sen on ea one i AID fronting on Rhode
cnty six GO feet wide an,l the other two each TWEEN
zone CID feet III width BY this shtiv ision we make
M III! nine !9 lots for saie each Of which eligible
SITE tor tiIildng purposes.
ne terms 81 sale as prescribed by the decree of the
court arr one-th1rd csh and the residue il one and
two years from day sale with interest fruui day OF
SAFE or all cash, at option OF the purchaser The de-
l'ftf9 Payments Of aus purchase money to be
d,ed OF truss property sold. All unpaid taxes and
:iss ssnts are to be raid out OF proceeds Of sale If
afcste viii be made a. cost and risk the delinquent
piifc h16er. Gerost of Two hundred dollars $500,
bid By the decree The Trustees ars epoSerst t. nost
the sale from day day case all the property
no: stla the day a;iyers5d All conyeyancing IS to
&f2hiaM { i A fbH3SSsros.l Trustees.
THOS F. WAGGAMtN, Auctioneer oiI.d&ds
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NOVEMBER SCHEME

~ itkes, clio, 400
trketS SlNJ ~ w. w
h.lIi, i;o.y bank draft In letter send By ex-
RrrsssSsssS 49, SEND BY REGISTERED LETTER or
xOSl or ICE ORDER until further notice Orders
Of - and upward by express can be sent nj our ex
psalIac Addrss AL orders to J. J. DOUGLAS, Louis
dxia Va. - ~ ~0~ >'N' suso
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| APPoINTED.-William G. Webster, Of Illinois, has
been appointed a clerk OF the 81 900 class fourth
| auditors office, Treasury department, under the
civil service rules
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ELIxIR OF

5a0-m&th1y

A EO6ITIvE CURE FOR MALARIA. CHULS AND
compoundS-at Druggists. 50 Cent, H10-6m
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Killed While Pooling.
YOUNG SANS TICKLES A GIRL AND Is ACCIDENTAL,
SHOT DEAD.


Charles NJ. Sans, assistant purser of the steam
ship NacOOchee, of the Savannah line, was shot i'm
the head early yesterday morning by Jennie Mitch
ell In New York shooting gallery, and he died In
the New York hospital Sans and a friend named
Harris had been on a frOlic with Jennie Mitchell
and Alice Sinclair since 1890 O'Clock on Tuesday
night. After eating and drinking at restaurant
they went into the shooting gallery to have some
fun Sans picked up Ballard rifle of p caliber
and broke pipe at the targets. The woman Mitch
ell then wanted to shoot, and attempted in awk-
ward way to take aim. Sans, as she was sighting
the gun, playfuly tickled her under the arm The
girl swung around suddenly and the rife went off
Just Sans head was In front OF the m,Hzle
Sans was tall, handsome fellow, g years OF age
His father is a commission merchant In Savannah,
and has means His mother recently came on to
New York. and when her son was shot she was
sleeping couple Of blocks away. The young man,
IL Is said, would in few months have come into
possession OF fortune, derived from an aunt and
estimated at 100000.
PIMLIcO RACEs.-As stated IN THE STAR last even
Ing the first and second races at Pmic0 yesterday
were won by Old LIZ and Aella, respectively. In
the third race threemile heats, handicap Trafalgar
won the last two heats time, las. 46. The fourth
race, seven eighths OF mile selling race was won
by Burch; time, 131.
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RANGE OF THB THERMOMETER.-The following
were the readings at the Office of the chief signal
officer to-day am, AZ g ii am, 49, pm, $50
Maximum, SIS; minimum. All.
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RoBBKRIEs RRosTEe.-qhe house q Mt q
fawcetI, ~ street southeast, was eatered Tu.-
day night through the back basement door which
had been, carei,ssly left open, and lot Of table
linen and ware stolen.-A thief stole. from tho
Two silver caStoYs. worth about s. or slo.-f. n
CRAWFORD, 1919 l4th street, reported 10 Chief Dye
mat ms no Use was broken open yesterday morning
ana rOboea OF a mahogany box containing cheek
Tor $40 and Masoic emblem
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PAWNBROKER'S SALE OF UNREDEEMED
PLEDGES
Commencing SATURDAY, NOVEMBER THIRD and
continuing every EVENING AT HALF-PAST SEVEN
O'CLOCK, until all disposed Of large and varied
assortment Of unredeeed pledges consisting of Dia-
monds Gold and Silver Watches, Chains Rings Brace
let's Pins Sleeve Buttons Solid Silver and Plated Ware
Lockets Necklaces. 500 Overcoas and listers large
variety of Ladies Coats Piece Goods Dress and Bust
ness Coats. Pants and Vests, Musical Instruments
Clocks, Guns, Revolvers, Sewing Machines. Trunks.
Cutlery Pipes, Opera and Field Glasses, Mirrors Tools
of all kinds Umbrellas and hundreds of other articles
too numerous to mention.
All parties having goods deposited will please take
notice.
NATIONAL LOAN OFFICE
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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 II. II. Dodge, $50 18th street,:
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FRED DnuGIAss SpRAks In M.RS1 .xn-An I'm,

FIXED DOUGLASS SPEAKS IN NARYL ANp.-An I'M
menSe crowd assembled yesterday at Denton. Md.
and was addressed by Fred Douglass on political
topics He told the people that ingratitude to the
republican party on the part or the colored people
would be dangerous thing.
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Dist riot Government Affair.".

INADEQVAIk WAIEK SCPFEY At kENDALl GEEEN.
The officers OF the Columbia Institution for the
Deaf and Dumb complain that the water main
which supplies that institution, and which was laid
for its sole has been tapped by others from time
to time TO such an extent that the supply Is made
quate for the wants OF the institution They re-
quest that all permits given TO tap the main which
leads to it from the corner of Sd and streets
northeast be revoked