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The Baltimore Markers.

BALTIMORE. September 12-Vrgnia sizes CONSOLE
old lO7 lid ,o-,:ay. '-%
HALTINoRE Nh. September l2-Cotton dul-,nia-
dlit9 05a Flour st"ady and quict-Howard and
wssrm -uer 2'a2 19 do extra , ol.5 -: do family,
dol Rio brands. ii5a4s7; Iatapsco family go: do
snlsr,ativs pats,,', 200 Wheat southern ste:,ly:
h9 so122 sG ~ Msyand S. No western
frj w,tgrT entry nominal in absence Of receipts;
soher1 w a ses5sr to white $ ns 81
PENNSYLVANIA, 3la;,5. Rye quiet. 5Ga!s. Hay quiet and
easy-prinie to Choice Pennsylvania and Maryland
mctts-shondcrs and clear RIB sides packed 124aII .
Haton1shonlasrs AZ clear rib sides ~ Hams,
pa4kcd. Sal6 creamery. !Sa25 E-,ss frTner 1fai7.
Petroleum nominal!y steady-refned. o7asl7ai Coffee
fv SOL s 81 eof re 5sf ed 9gss a Whisky
dlti-cotton 3-16. -four, Is grain, Eoninatly 2lsa3d
r. feipts-hour, 1865 barrels; wheat $500 bushels:
elt Hsaa sso 5ss eas oas sno
bl'fhe;s. saies-wieat 395.OuO bushels: corn, LOO
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO ILL. September 12-The weather IS clear
AMI cool On Change, at 1115 H.. wheat was ga &
loter Corn ~ &c lower oats unchanged Pork 55c.
lover for all the year delivery Lard 5aT1.c lower
The Petroleum MARKET.
PITTSRURG, Pa. September l2-The trading in oil
WI good this morning. with the seneral much
improved The market opened at ,4}a declined to u,
B Ridge is reported through sand and doing 81 bar
RI hour. which is slight falling fl from yester-
n,E'dard white. 40 deg test, SIC.
CHICAGO ILL., september ~ y m-C1nsins prices:
Diember. 1884 CornSeptenber. -:ss, October. sos
Nfvenlber as: year. 80: May, 395s January, i.
y,kr. 2,ia; May. 2sH September. l65o; octo.
bel l6 90; II 25 January. II As Iariseptenber,
H.; October. 7l7t; November 7.o7s; January.
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RAILROADS.
iDLAND RAILWAY.

FI'Ht NIIi1INIA MIDLAND EAILNAE
3ilE SHORT LINE To TIE SOUTH SOUTHWEST
AND WEST.
Schedule in effect vt f-ST .. 1854.
BIO A.N--NEW ORR FANS MAI. daily, making clos,
COM. ctlOns 10 all points SD;ti AMI Southwest.
Daily mt SljIlu2y nth q - r.IiUay Pun
man Sleeping Buffet New m ana Na>-
I,.gton - Atlanta Pullman Sleeping cars from
Washington and Atlanta - New Ori ans
e1tP.Ah-LoI ISNILI4E FAST LINE DAILY via Cha~-
lotttsve to Cincinnati. Louisville and al Western
FONTS Pullman Sleeping ears Haslnr;siUli -
Louisville
N4tPM.-SOTTHFRN MAIL AND FXPEFSS. DAILY
IL ali points South and Southwest p3nvilla al
Charlotte DAILY kept Sunday with c. Ran
Pullman SlreTiTs from WASHINGTON l'lI.-
VILE Charlotte and Atlanta to New Orleans. also,
trCIn Washington Charlotte and Col5II,IH.i
Augusta Pullman Sleeping Car from Washington
T. Whit sulphur Springs.
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington n $50
NJ aFt $40 T. VI ta-iy. except SUNDAY
WsrrtItCn -rains leave Washington J.l0 A. " aIlI
5.l0t NJ. daily.
Fer tickets and Information inquire COnpany'S Of
1e., SOl Iennsy wanna aye1ur
n SLAUGHTER. y NACDANIE1.
Gen. fass Agent AscnL
au2 Sol. HAAS. TlafIic Ialll,t.
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Seaside ute(cnscs.


Fr7'u the Philaa ,lrha call
Seaside Hotel Man-well, 1 declare, What m
thsIs
NtNlT-ArrNod GueSt-That Is snusqulto netting.
Very handy Ia pun U-cr the o,Sirprn Windows YOU
Know. suppose YOU have m,i>uuituaS h,.rse
AZ few: but thai i only cotton stun
"ot course; You Would not have II SILK, would
your
"Cert3inly not
:, p" Then What are you surprised at: What should
Il h'' IA. ic ui:1
.'ITpH.
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Democratic Taik About Iowa.

Representative Murphy. OF Iowa, said to STAR
reporter to-day that he really expects to Blaine
beaten in that state. 'We," the democrats) he
sad, "wi get IS per cent Of the German vote. The
fusion is working tremendously and Will comma nd
the entire support OF democrats and greenbackers.
The iowa republicans are appealing for money TO
save the state and though it sounds like eXag-
ge!ati0n, l think Will carry it."
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Mr. Isanalail,s Prediction OF Pennsyl-
vania.
RATHER A STAGGERER Fo,

RATHER STAGGERER FOR THE DEMOCRATS
Mr. RandalrS prediction that Cleveland will
carry Pennsylvania staggers even his democratic
friends here They say they have great confidence
IN RandallS political sagacity, but they cannot
nope Tor democratic success in Pennsylvania this
year. gentleman just from Pittsburg was at
democratic headquarters to-day. He said there
are thousands OF idle workngmen there and there
can vote viii be cut down, but not enough to beat
that party
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WE OTTO GAS rNGISE

fINIE OTTO GAS ENGINE
Requires no boiler. avoids all expensive attendance
lOSss 81 Time no handling Of no ashes I. In
,ssa .1tei;sNty :or running PASSENGER and Fres.t
'!efaors sewing Machines Meat Choppers Prin ina
~ i-thOSraIhic Presses, Cotee Mills kCasters Faper
az I'llis Machinery, Iattes. &c. SC. This en1ins
- Win Xtrttilc sI:iOotIIesS regularity speed
ss--s's>fs the least uUIi.ier W0rAils lsrts and
i.t%t simplicity q. mechanism
o! Particulars pr1c.sS &c. Sppiy ~ Office of
"-sA1LSte0 Sss AAxotC "a ,yl3
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Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: John
Sherman. trustee, to Helen ]. Carter, lot 2, block
81. Columbian Heights; 81, $50 81. NJ. c. Barnard,
trustee TO F. Greaves. part So SIC; $s3i6u Nancy
T. lexington TO David Hall Rice. lot SO, So 1873;
5000 L. +. Larner. trustee. to same, same prop
erty: s.. A. L. jana to Elizabeth IIorLing, parts
and =. so. 1852; $40. Robert COttreu ct al to F.
Smyth. part 4, So. $50; $500. ". T. Brown to Mary
Francis Harmon to Nellie Harmon, lot 20, SO.
95s; s.. G.. o. Miller TO VIM. Mckee, lots 53 and
81, SD SOL: s.. 200. B. II. Warner to John +. Wag-
gaInan, lot Il, SO. 104; 5000. w. Il. Brown to
Michael A: MCGOWAN, part - Holmead's addition
to Georgetown; $3.50. r. Cottrell ct al, to Patrick
smyth, part 4, So. $50; $500. w. A. Gordon, trus-
tee. to Charles Wheatley, lot = sub. so. S66: part
II, So. 44': Il TO So and 49, So 444; part II, old
Georgetown: pieces On StOddard street and Road
street: s-.Same TO S. E. Whea,ley, lot 66, sub. So
on Washington street, Georgetown, part OF lots
II and u. Beales addition to Georgetown; g
Same to VIM. Wheatley, lot F, sub. So. 215; &C, So
3si, 81 1891. 90 and 10l SO. 4A and part 81, BIS adj
Wheatly, west half %, So e5s, part s. So. 4es, e,
So 400. so and 100. So Al part 81, Beae's addition,
~ and q SUBJ OF d. L. ana C's addition and part
Mccullough lots 81 ios 1O3 and 1O4, sub. 50. 81;
l. So 365. parts SO and &c. ard ss, BIS addition 6s,
Same to Martha c. " Taylor. lot 1. 50. 10, part B.
So 523, sub II, So. 116, two pieces on Gay street,
part 81 BIS addition, 81 to n, D., l. and C,s addi
ton; s.. Same to Chas.. Samuel, E. Walter, T.
Washington street; lots in Ringgold sub Of D., c.
and LIS addition; slO0 Susan Fitzgerald TO Ida N.
Marshall lots IA and Is, sub. SO. 2S3 $S51770 &C.
Frank 7. Burke to Catherine DOnnelly, lot 30, 50.
22o; 5000. ID. W. c. Burke to Francis Bradley. pt
T. So g =. Bradley ds. to Annie J, N. Burke B ; ps
pit II, 50. 154; 8. Thos. R. Senior to James X.
Sudler, lot ID, ''MOOres Vacancy" SS7.3a
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THREW HIS WWE FROM A Forum STORY WIZ
boW-JpAn Armstrong, a iaborer, went TO his
nome, Ma. - itll avenue New ork last evening
ana found his WIFE Intoxicated. lie tried 10 AIKEN
hcf nut could not. 80 he klcksd her. when She
arose ana walked toward "A rear window. He then
attacked her with a Cluh, ana subsequently, as the
neightprS say, Wrapped her In a sheet and thr4g
hci OUT 81 a rear fourth story window. Nhen She
was taken up she WAS found 10 10. dead The police
al once made search for the man and found hin
asleep IN the room where the murderoGs deed nas
committed.
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He WAS JUSTIFIED N CUTTING THE WIRRS.-.JOhn
tH-rn was charged IN a Philadelphia court yester.
dty Win maiic1ously cU ing telegraph and tee-
phone Wines II was shown that the wires were
stretched over his own ANA ncighbOrs HOUSES with
OUT Their collSeiit. Judge ElcOck, IA charging the
jury, SAID That the CON! any had lao right To place
the wires over the premises without the consent of
the occupants. \ verdict or not guilty was 40
cCrdingiy rendered.
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ABANDONED AFTER An ELorEMENT-So.ne wpaks
sine ihc Rev y \. De Ford, pastor al the Goodwin
S'I',i 'oloTed 'linrh OF Paterson, NJ elupsd with
coETcd widow named Mis- Augusta Naomi A
'it'T Was received yesterday from the woman ut
cincinnati, asking heg 1ricndS Ia send her money 10
ctne home. She S1ll She had been deserted bv IN,
f"Id ail"r she had married him. and that slnta, ht
Lad Il. her she mad discovered that he had an.
otl'i we living. She does not kiaow what H..
CdiIe ui nm, Tut lac left her destitute I'm ,inciu-
nan rs soon as Their supply Ut money Was cN.
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New York;. Strikin. s.onecu,.ers.

New YORK. September 12.-PreSident Doyle. Of
the Stonecutters' union now on strike, stated to-
day That he had received dispatches from number
OF quarry owners offering to furnish aSInuch stone
should be required. The union intends to accept
contracts from builders. The principal obstacle in
their way was the difficulty in Procuring stone.
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Says 'Trigy Will be Elected.

Ch3irm IN Hutton. of the Washington county,
Va, democratic committee. reports to democratic
headquarters here that Trigg DENY will be elected
TO Congress in that district.
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lSAlTINOT.F AND OHIO TATLK0Ap
~ 1HE ADIfL FAST LINE AND TEE ONLY
line d " ~ TIE LAST AND TIE NEor
VIA WASHINGTON
lot Lib II.ACk' JsN%FY COUPLER.

STILL Halls
hLi' - y x4II f Ckr Il - HR N5 4 Ne 18TH
Law ~3s,.-,,s from station corner u New Jersey
l9 Sl!casc cincinnati. louisville and st Louis da'-
1osc an! tIs > S.efs ais r. Nv, -.
ytaont eisanzc; lc-lj D. oa.iy II ,l4cs-4 except
IoT Iit,s4urv at go a IN anl 10 = n ces:y. 70
m t. i1ttsbrrv. t'esci2it and l. t.o.t. wIi 9ee.-
G@:ly with Sic, sor Toledo. va " I-.&s
Trans toT Plilads;Et:a and New lorf a. Sc a II
lolo p daily VIII. Lar.or s.r,I..4 cas- a..
Jl Baltinore week 3=yS :. 81 90 SO s.la. ~
minute tram. 40 $50 - u, t.-U "a .1,iVp
1Ur psitirnore On Sundays. 20. 500. s.29a n, rs
- a-U0 4 80 "a. 60 100 % .;+g ana IU:iOp
Telfoints the Shenandoah Valley Railroad Io.l5 4
1sT Annapolis - = n ari I2Ioand :4Or. m. o..
Ter Way Stains fe,W ~ = = ash,4.or ara baltimore
t0o 40 800 .. "a. 1910 p II 30 10. 90 sd
itleP IN oa s'sIl.zs 20 a -. and -. 80 Ana
tAo a N ana 5:53 !. II daIis s1oeEt sunday 4;.5
m DAN ;g n ff G1IT , i.-iT yn Ayl-eIoiits
.a.ley branch 30 = m S@i.y exert SUNDAY. $50
for Haasrsiovr 10 Il; a N and 5:35 = daily except
Trans arrive from the w,st day. 60 go 2aa
From. New icrF and Philadelphia 255 s.9oa n daily
re- s - = u Gay. .Ncfit sunday "a ~, 60
sunday. 9:ss a H. ts. p m
knn. LEXINGTON, s2v - liz oai4y AMI .-I' T. IN o2-iy
except SUNDAY.
From frcCter.es ard ntsrue'iate Ioii.ts SIS. n
2 Ia. y. aIad - daily. Except sunday; -
y II Caiiy from Point Of RCCkS.
Trims leave Baltimore fer aShrEtC.. g 200. 40
%. T:l5 7:3D $50 Iu AID lU.5O m II Is. 2-5-
100 $50. SEQ C-5. 81 $50 aIiGi 10 Is SUI
e1ys20 4:iU : 10. ~. 20 5.UV l. l,oO. S:l1
g Il. 20 and go T. m
AEnains fronl Washington stop a: Eei=y Station
~ Oh ISI5hsr Information s.rly at the Taitoro :rJ
Sno l3Het ofhce-NasftngtoIi Station, Cl9 ard 30
fsnnsyshnis sysnue. 18th stgsti. whesr
80 eAAth Ter uExa.c t. be ,AtCAed
NJ POINT IL tie city.
N CLEMENTS. II. OF T. baltimore
SA e. H. LORI. CsAu L.sssugcr Agers
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BIG FIRE IN BALTIMORE.-Fire broke out yes
terday afternoon in the large furniture factory Of
ID. Wilson Son, IN Baltimore. and burned With
so much violence as to totally destroy the building
and six houses in the vicinity. Frederick Rueier
who was lying Ill from the effect OF sunstrokc In
house near by, died from fright The loss on the
factory building and stock is about SlleCO0 nearly
covered by insurance. The total damage 10 the
surrounding property Is about $4,000.
FLIGHT OF PHILADELPHIA BANKERs-A special to
the New York World from Philadelphia says that
renewed interest in the recent failure OF the Ldner
Brothers was excited there yesterday when IL
became known that they had fed from the city.
Ever since the collapse they have been searching
ftOrs have been pushing their charges earnestly.
and additional allegations OF fraud were made
recently. Wednesday night their arrest was
ordered but they could not be found, and yestey-
day morning officers notified the magistrate that
they had ded
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Father and uoti.cr Hubbard.

From the Austin pisratch
the latest Ia dress for gentlemen is the "Father
Hubbard" simply drop the sJ!spenders and yea,
The shirt loose over the Top ~ ,our pants, in.fsac
or tulAInS II IN, ana you have the II ather HUI
~'~~'
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A BaBY HALF EATEN By RaTs-At Lynnport,
Ia. Willie Mr. ana Mrs Perry Love wer. absent
FROM home "Wednesday evening "A servant placed
tncr infant child IN a room ana went uui. When
the parents returned they found That the baby had
b.eu alGi6at devpuHed hy rats. One finger had
been eaten of and the flesh knawcd from the face
and bra lsJ The enid had almost died irOOn loss
blood
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-12

Senator Jones, OF Florida. who has spent good
deal of time since the Adjournment OF Congress i'm
New York, says everything there looks favorable
for Cleveland, and he firmly believes that he will
be elected
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

ASSIGNEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNEMPLOYED
RIAL ESTAIE IN GEORGETOWN, DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
BY virtue OF de Of assignment 70 lllly .sx
corded aiuong the Land Records Of said SSk
Ilber TO- Il. folio "a s,q. shall sell at public
auction IN front ot the pienlis $. II MONDAY, The
Eli TEN NTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1854 at FIVE
CLOCK +. NJ , OTIS and III the subdiv vision made
by us, III square No H. Plat Of which will be exii
te at sale. the same being situated the south
Road street. near Congress t3lst street. said George
town.
Terms of SALE One-tn1 cash, Of which $50 must he
pai at tie tine 1f sale upon each Lot itiue six
ald tWtl months resp ctiyely, secured 10y
OF the purchaser bearing interest at the rate SIX per
cent per and deed of trust III the PROPERTY
Sold or al cash at OPTION Of purchaser. All convey
a1clnZ &c at purchasers cost The right is served
to resell at deaultlig turcaSers cost and risk if rIns
ARE lot Complied with days day of sale.
ti,El,. ". JONES,
AZ Louisiana ave. NV, .,...
CHAS III. thAGIN. JR. --HSisAeeS
Sc0-Ss 81 : 5 street W.
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Capt. Hennisee to He CONCENTRATED,

By direction Of the President a general COURT
martial was to-day ordered TO mset at san Antono.
Texas, on the 9th OF october. for the trial OF CAPT.
A. q. Hennisee. OF the Sth cavalry. on charges OF
conduct unoeeomtng an ofllcer and a gentleman
The following is detail OF the court:
Lieut.. Col Y. d. Sweizer. Sth cavalry; Lieut. Col.
ThoS NJ. Vincent, aSslsta4 adlUtant general;
cavalry: Isaac Arnold. ordnance department: f :.
Dodge: Pay master Thomas MGSaa. CON. sub
Frederic Van Welt. 10Th cavalry: YIN. r Liyrrmore
corps OF engineers: capt II. NJ Vance. 10TH NJ
A ;. T. keyeS 10th cavalry: Capt. Jno T. Morrison,
ION cavalry; capt Jno. ". Clous, cath infantry,
judge advocate.
CHARGE OF OBTAINING MONEY CSpFR FusR PRE-
TENsES-ln the Police Court to-day. Albert Batchen.
a young white man. was charged with obtaining
money under false MISUNDERSTANDING cents
from Edward Jackson. Colortd, as QueS for a week
as member OF the United states Beneficial 50
craty. IL was shown that the society had been
consolidated with the Mutual Aid society. AT r
dues or the nitad states society. and failed 10
turn them in 10 the society. and never notified
jackson OF the consolidation. The case wLs sent
TO the grand jury: bond s3.n.
Mr.. r. Fendall. administrator Of C. VI. Wight. to-
day filed in The Probate Court 4 list Of debts duo
the estate amounting Ia So 62.-N5 OF which S3Str1
are put down As good. Sll.0,56l doubtful. S,, i3.2
and only $50 colleCtable
RoBBERIKs REPoRTED.~NiSs George -rennysor.
cog New Jersey avenue. reports stol"E from wash
room at government printing Office yesterday. 4
sold ring, set with ruby and pearls, valued at SIS
ANNIE Brannan, I6S !ith street. reports stolen
from bureau drawer. on the GA inst ant, a bangle
bracelet, valued at sS-John Wagner, Wheeler
road. near Insane asylum. reports that there " rs
stolen by a coiored boy from IN front OF n now
building, No. i2S lst street, a light bay horse,
attached to an Old rockaNas wagon, TWO cushions
and rubber cover, value Si0a
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Feeling Ereer 10 Contribute
Senator Jones Confident.

1t Is given out that the government clerks are
contributing more freely TO the republican cam
paign fund since the Maine election.
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N OAH WALKER l. O.,
t9;Pennsylvania Ava
NOAH WALKER l. CO.
ftiPennsylvania AVA
NOAH WALKER l. CO.,
G!Pennsy!vania AVA
NOAH WALKER 4 co.
(.sPennsylvania Ava
NOAH WALKER & CO..
(15 Pennsylvania Ava
NOAH WALKER l. CO..
ttPennsylvania Ava
NOAH WALKER l. CO.
(..Pennsylvania AVA
NOAH WALKER l. CO..
C.,Pennsylyania IVA
NOAH NALhEis l. CO,
C5 IennsylvaniaAva.
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The LDi'ner Esro.her< ArrcSred

PHI .ADELPHIA, September 12.-Telegrams re-
relved here say that both OF the Lodner brothers,
the suspended bankers. Were arrested this morn
Ing, louis j. at HOboken, n. j., and William at
Atlantic Citv
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COLUMBUS, o.. september 12--tiOv. Hoadly has
ord4red the three companies OF military doing
guard DUTY at the Hooking valley mines to be re-
ne'$d Today. The Bucyrus Guards an upper SAN
dusfy company, and Co. b, nth regiment. will go
TO tfe valley to-day to take the places OF those
ueyGd
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\ STRIKE IoR FRkSE AIR.-Ncarly one hundred
nou'lhahV'~ IN the Candee rubber Shup, Al NV
Haven, conn. went out YESTERDAY ON account II
The great heat and hecau~c They were not allowed
To False their windows. The superintendent assert
that lreNh air peppers" the rubber. Both work.
men and employers are firm.
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MARROW ESctrE.--A fire broke out In the engine
room ut q cou mine AT Scranton. Pa YESTERDAY
morning The faincs Il seconded The east shaft and
AifuFcN DAVIS. " ho WAS making the rounds of The
iilili,. WAS compelled 10 crawl un his hands and
Knees In Tie darkness quarter II a mile order 10
eScage.
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TD..iftsR ROW,

rg'HoIAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
REGULAR SALE OF HOT SEHOLD FURNITURE,
AT AUCTION ROOMS, SAL URDAi, SEPTEMBER
THIRTEEN II. 1854, AT TEN O'CLOCK. EAfBRAC-
No A NJ lBER OF VERY HANDSOME
PARIGii SUITS. FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS. OIL
iAiNilNpS AND ENGkAAlNGS. CHAMBER
AND ID Ming ROOM FURNITURE A SPLEN I'D
IOI OF MN AND SECONDHAND CARPETS.
COOKING AND HEA ING STOVES, &c, &C
ALSO. Al TWELVE O'CLOCK
ONE SUPERIOR BLACK KENT ChY HORSE, WORKS
u an HAi.NE>s. SOUND AND GOD
ERiNEis. CAN Bf Sen Al THE STABLES OF
ALISON NAfLOs., PRIOR To SALE
ALSO. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
HORSES. CARRIAGES b GGIES, WAGONS AND
HARNESS.
self-2t THOMAS DOWNING Auctioneer
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n j n
patch rom Erie. Pa, says" Compton, an enVi.
netr at the MlddlcSeA furnace, reversed the usual
order OF bank regulations tins week concerning ina
giving az notice tor withdrawing deposits Comm
ton had deposit In the Neccn savings bank lie
also owed a Dill for goods at n neighboring store.
The account being In dispute, suit resulted Ia a
Judgment against compton. His bank account
was attached - hen the general ley WAS made ON
his household goods. Watching ms opportunity he
went Ia The bank when Mr. Necch. the president
WAS alone. ana demanded his money, at the same
time covering lAe president with his revolver.
t1mptun'> notice OF TWO IniIaut.s 10 pay over WAS
accepted 10y the bank official without a grumble,
ana Compton received his deposit, litter which lac
lett the country.
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.

CLAnks O. \. L. SpooL CorroN
SIN STOOLS FOR - CENTS
stATFRBACIi'S Scvin--Machine Rooms cor eth and II.
Agency for the light running NEW AMERICAN No
Nj entirely rev. hizh-aIRl machine. manufactured
ty the Old StaEsletl American Sewing Machine Co..
1iiiadeIia which suritlsscs all others speed
i iiCIty and durability.
Also, Automatic Domestic, Singer, Howe G., ".
ara Wilson No. &. and other first class Machines for
salr
We Employ CaIiyaSslDg agents.
Iy Gealin4 with yCtl money and annoyance.
Instruction free at ycur residence 10y experienced
lady teachers
All AIEds repaired and warranted
&. AUEREACH
corner h and II. next door TO iuerbachs Gents Fur
nisIIIIx and Hat Store. iy26
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The Alleged Navy Department 'rhcfts.

MESSRS. Go0DACRE AND WILSON GIVE BAIL
Daniel Vi. Goodacre and VIM H. Wilson, who We're
yesterday held appear before the grand jury for
the alleged Navy department thefts gave bail to-
d2v in the sum OF 81 900. Each went on the others
bond
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CREDIT FOR VOLUNTEER SERvICE.-The Secretary
oflWar has made ruling that In carrying out the
refent act OF Congress providing that medical
officers shall be borne on the army register in
aforiance with dates OF commission, credit must
bd given for volunteer service.
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The Fowler Relief Fund.

CONTRIBUTIONS SENT IN.
THE STAR has received the following additional
contributions the fund for the relief of the widow
and children OF the policeman, Fowler, murdered In
the discharge OF his duty:
Dr.. Jay. 81.
1909 K northwest, 81.
"A iriend.' Sd
Mrs. l.. Heilbrun. s..
S. L. Young. 1T HeIbruns old stand, g.
a. SlkS Il Co. $40
Ei2iiy 4. d. Wroe, IS.
T. j. s. 5.
Fitch, Fox & Brown. SEQ
". VI. ShuSter Il Sons. SO.
DR.. William NJ. Cate. S25.
Mr. f. NJ. Draney sends Soi, contributed as fol-
lows:
T. Vi. Draney. .....s1O 90 DR.. Poole OF
:. y. Tanner. tPhfD. 20 j. c. MCtiinn. ...... 81
r. '. RuSk Oh j. c. Rock .... 50
DR.. Sth IoWnSiend 10 90 T. .. Beckett. ..... / III
j. ". Shaier. , 90 Beall g. Baker,. 5 CO
Cash. u 90 Barber Ross. 0I
j. II. Morrow. GJ
III. Madden. .... 90 Total s64 OO
Capt. Sims. l 90
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"a FAITHFUL, UPRIGHT AND GOOD MAN."
% the Editor Of LIE EYENING SkrAR

Enclosed, please find my-check for sa5-contribu-
ton for the wife and children OF the late John H.
Fowler, who so lamentaby lost his life In the dis
charge of his duty. He was in my employ for three
years as principal foreman on nv work. ever
found him a faithful. upright and good man. |
sincerely >yptIhiZe with his family In their great
loss. Yours, truly, H. l. CRAWFORD