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TIE PRESIDENT VIII remain OF the Soldiers Home
until the repairs to the White House are completed,
which will not be for some time yet He gave q
dinner to twenty 1--WE guests at the home Monday
evening. He has as yet made no arrangements for
attending the New Orleans exposition, which will
open on the 10th inst. He has, however, promised
TO be present II possible.
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CHINA WILL RESIST FRANCE TO THE BITTER END.

LONDON. December "A dispatch from Hong
Kong to the Times says: "It is believed here that
China Is determined to resist France q outrdnce.
She Will insist on her SuZerainty over AMMAN and
the right TO maintain Chinese garriSonS at the
strategic points in that country. She will insist
also that The French legation at AMMAN shall be
placed on the same footing Us the legations Of
other countries"
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Deeds in fee have been filed as follows A ".
Terrence TO Ira Gordon, part 2 So 923; sl,60Q Ira
Gordon to X. n. Goldsb0rough, same property;
s2,46a B. u. Warner TO b. A. kohr, lots III and
llS, so. 1853; g. Eugene Carua to II. c. Thorn,
part IA, So 2SS; s26l6 j. Harry Danforth to Jacob
Slater, lot 81, c. Browns sub. Homestead OF s. p.
Brown; $500 j. Slater to Marcia c. Danforth, same
properly; $3.50
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Local Notes.
To-day, Francis Mason. guardian OF Melvenia
Mason, by II. B. MoultOn, filed bill against John
NJ. Mason and others to sell the real estate OF the
late Henry Mason, for the support and mainte-
nance OF the ward.
Maj Dye, chief OF police, states That he has had
no further instructions relative to the railroad
company and does not anticipate any overt act.
The children OF st. Mary's school, 5th street
northwest, gave their pastor. Rev. Francis j.
Tewes, this morning, an entertainment In the
school building, 1t being his pastoral saints day
The aluminium apex was adjusted temporarily to
the capStone OF the monument yesterday and q
photograph taken OF the stone.
The Court In General Term has been occupied
since Monday with the case OF B. F. Bgelow, con-
victed OF embeZzlement, and the argument has not
been concluded.
DIR. Harrison c. Ward, OF the Secretarys Office,
Interior department, who died on Monday, was
buried this morning at Upper Marlboro. Md
MCDEvITT'S DETECTIVE AGENCY.--Attention Is
called to the card elsewhere OF Mr.. James A. Nc
Deyitt's detective agency. MIR. McDevitt Is uni
yersaIly regarded as ranking among the very best
detectives In the country, and he has acquired q
national reputation by his success In dealing with
where he Is best known he is endorsed for capacity
and reliability by large number OF leading cit-
zens and prominent business men, who have per-
sonal knowledge OF his career from boyhood. The
STAR assures persons employing Mr. McDeyitt that
they can rely upon getting prompt. skilful and
faithful services
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WHEN TIE LIVER FANS TO ACT, and you arS
bilious and out OF Sorts use DR.. Jayne's Sanatfye
Pills. TO bring about healthy action or the liver
and remove all distressing symptoms
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lfor CtserAuct,ons See !sers,,th IPcos.1
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The Now York Stock MARKET.
The following are the opening and 3 p. m. prices
cfthe New York Stock Market to-day. as reported
by special wire to II. II. Dodge, $50 18th street,
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wr. Blaine in New York.
District Government, Affair.".

NEW YORK, December a-Ex-secretary Blaine
viii remain In this city for several days as the
guest OF stephen b. ElkinS
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CITIZENS.
ST.. JOHNS, n. F., December 3.-The attacks OF
Orangemen upon the Redemptionist Fathers con-
tinued three days-Wednesday, Friday, and Satur-
cepton Bay amid hootings, stone peiting and vio-
lent excavations Great Indignation exists among
the Roman Catholics. The protection of the U. S.
government for its citizens has been invoked.
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AUCTION SALES.

MIXERS L CO., Aucuoneers,
w TO! Louisiana avenue,
Opposite City Post Office.
TWO FINE TRFtyCH- PLATE NIANTEL MIRRORS,
BAR COUNTER IN FINE CONDITION. PAR
L0R AND CHAMBER SETS, EXTENSION IA
Bills, DINING-ROOM CHAIRS, BOOKCASE,
TAEDROBE. WtATNOT. j L d TEADS.
LO6NGES, RUGS CAiifETS. STOVES. LOT
TOOLS, &c. WITH A COLLECTION OF OTHER
GOODS, FURNITURE &c,
AT AUCTION,
On THURSDAY, DECEMBER FOURTH, AT TEN
AM WITHIN OUR SALESRUOMS. 1t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

v-OR tENT-HOJSE CORNER X AMI, 18TH: i
Il rooms and bath room: thcrauEh r.Jair. Tns,pr
tnp-oyelneHfs; rent. 500 Far Taon h. INQUIRE 1t "a 4
zEROTI % =. 9J3 Erl.ugy wanna avenue. It.
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APPoMrED.-The Secretary OF the Treasury has
appointed q. 8. Allen TO be superintendent OF the
new public building OF Shreveport, La
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

"ASrED-A YARN. SUITABLE FOR DAIRY
w purposes. Lear iToad station Address Pox 70
bssr eoaces :o- Efteen S~Ss. d2-2r
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THE Secretary OF the Navy to-day inspected the
Dupont statue, which has been placed In position
In dupont circle.
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COMMODORE ". S. SCHLEY, commander Of the
Greedy relief expedition, has received testimonial
from Milne Proctor, OF this city, in the shape Of
a silver bronze hat-rack representing an anchor,
with crossed oars, the whole surmoUnted with q
polar bears head. The frame enclosing the plate
glass mirror is in the form OF a ships wheel.
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CINSHEIMER Il FRO
y Gus 7th street. bet. Il and i, and 3I51 NJ stree.

~ oUo tt1 sIfeels DEF. ID and i, and 3l51 NJ street
We call particular attention to our very comp,a.s
stock Of
BOOTS AND SHOES FOR THE FALL TRADE
We sole agents for BURT'S CELEBRA TN
MEMS SHOES. There are none better and are su-
!STior TO We nave the following STYLES:
~ kIS FINE GALE button or plain. and pointed toe
BUTTS FINE CALF Congress CATERS i'll bioad aud
narrow toes.
BURT'S FINE CALF Iace-hook balls
IIkIfS FINE CALF Congress and button
EI&1'S ZINE. extra broad bottoms old gentleman
LIFTS BOY SHOES. In lace and button. every style
We invite sn inspection Of these goods from that
%aht good shoes. There are no better
III ouf Laaies' Department we have tho
CELEBRATED COUSINS SHOE9
COUSINS FINE KID. button. high heel, and pointed
or box toe N0A'~A
COUSINS FINE KID. common. sense toe
Co1SiN'S ZINE STRAIGHT GOAT. button, in both
cou5lS's FINE PEBBLE. button. in common-sense
MIsshs' Shoes in Kid. Straight Goat and Pebble,
cox I'M SHOES for ladies. Misses. and Children
great variety. " 49, 40
Al q Which Goods we sell a. very low price We ask
on an Deiore purchasing shoes as we can save
1i, ~ slNS5ElMEk & BRO
80 ste 18th and 3l5l NJ strest1
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Local Notes.

TIE CAPsToNE TO BE SET SATURDAY.-The cap
stone OF the Washington monument will be placed
In position at O'Clock Saturday afternoon.
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A CABLEGRAM has been received from the coast
survey steamer Patterson reporting her arrival at
Calcuahana, Chill
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THE M1srrr STORE.
CORNER 10TH ANDF.
Sells q good Newmarket Overcoat at 3d. worth sl8.
An elegant Newmarket at SIS. worth sos
fine Chinchilla surtout at 500 worth 1885,
splendid Chinchla D. B. Coat and Vest at g. worth
SIS.
few more Of those fine Prince Albert Suits at s20
worth $50.
good overcoat in Light. medium or heavy weight at
$3.50. worth S12
Splendid overcoats at $685. s1o2s. STATS. $3.50
Sl75 $3.50 and $2 fully 80 per less than prices
at any other store in the city.
Business Suits from 1925 up. to suit every taste and
pocket
Black brown dahlia wine colored Corkscrew 4-B Cut
away Suits at S12; cheap at 500
Extra weight Blue Flannel Suits fast
colors cheap
Magnifcent line Of Boys Suits and overcoats from
S225 up.
6ossamers and Rubber Coats at a sacrifice to close.
Immense variety Of Odd Pants. 81. % and up
Fine Black Proadclo.h Suits at 500 worth sla. at
THE MISFIT STORE,
nl9 COR 10TH AND STREETS
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n.
LONDON. December 3-The executive council OF
the international inventions exhibition, to be
opened next May, has resolved to receive American
applications for space until January 31St This
further and final extension OF time has been granted
in order that American inventions may be fully
Mr.. J. PierepOnt Edwards, British
consul In New York, has been appointed special
agent In the United States, with instructions to
IN
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The Baltimore Markers.

BALTIMORE. December -virginia new threes 52I6:
North Carolina Sizes old. LOS bid to-day.
BALTIMORE Mp.. December 3-Cotton steady
street and western super 235a2 do extra 75a3 81
do family, 81 oa4 3d. city mills super, 2.2ba2. rs:
southern 4rmer and scarce western higher and dull:
southern red. s3as5;. do amber 9Oa92h; No. Mary.
pecenber 7aaso January siasl F Febr
83A. Corn-sonthern frmer: western inactive and
firm southern white. 45a46 do yellow. 45a46 western
mixed spot 46a4, DECEMBER 4e.a46s January,
southern. 32a34; western white. 32a33; do mixed,
Soa3l: Pennsylvania: 92a34 Rye quiet. e2a65. Hay
i GOALS Provisions stea with her inquiry
Mess pork II Is Bulk meats-shouders and clear RIB
sides. packed, 6]2a7H Bacon-shoulders s: clear rib
sides 1Sa Hams salt .5s Butter
fr1n-fresh 27a2s: lined lsa50 Petroleum nominaIiy
a s Soss qsiet and
6f copper refined steady, IaI2 Whisky steady 1sa
liz Frei2hts to Liverpool per steamer quet-cotton
S25s barrels wheat $1,000 6Mshels corn, Mo56
bushels: oats 600 bushels; rye 1000 bushels. Ship
ments0 wi 5000 bushels; corn 600 bushels;
2l8U0O bushels; corn, $4,000 bushels.
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Ill. December 3:-The weather Is clear
and cool On 'chanse at noon to-day: wheat a9s
6714c. higher Lard l21a higher.
Xheats7 bsosmssr az January Tssrualy 5.'7 IS;
esruaTS Nay 9as se
Jannary. IS; febrmary. 25s; March, 25I; Nay, So
Pork-January. 11.s5: February. 1917. Lard-Decem-
ber 6SS; january 697h; February. 705 March, 7.l5.
The Petroleum ~ rkef.
PITTSBURG, December 3-Crude oil fairly active
The market opened at 1874 and declined slowly until
at l o'clock, TIL was reached.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioncers.

" 1HIEH b WILLIAMS A1E q CO. Adcti0nesFs.
SPECIAL SALE OF
HANDSOME LIBRARY SUITE FOUR PIECES,
BEAUTIFULLY UPHOLSTERED; WALNUT
CHAMBER SUITES, WALNUT FRAME PAR
IoR SUITES. Easy CHA1liS WALNUT WARD
ROBES. BOO kCASES. CENTER TABLES, MUSIC
CABINETS. BOOKNHtIEES, WALNUT FRAME
MANTEL AND PIER MIRRORS, HAIR MAT
TRESSES. WIRE WOVEN MATT EESSES.
On TO MORROW. DECEMBER FOURTH, commence
ing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, shall sell within
our Saesroom the above collection of Household Fur
niture- Terms cash,
1t WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO., Auots.
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RANGE OF THE THERM0METER.-The following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
officer to-day am, ego; II a. M co. pm, 447.
Maximum, AT; minimum. 25a
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EoR RENT

Tor RENT-BRICK HOUSE. 1897 STREET. CON-
tanning II rooms. with ali IECdern improvements.
JAS l. DAVIS, Agent. I2ls 5Is ST. Georgetown n22 I'm
TfoR EENT-"CASTLE srEwARTn-ELEGANTLY
carriage house
viii Lease for a term Of one years Can be
seen D permit from ctr ce only.
TEOS. J. FISHER CO..
nf0-lrn Is1. 4 street northwest
EoR RENT or MOZAMBIQUE a SM sILER
a House tie finest BROWN stone House IN the city.
Furnished OF uniurnishad- Apply premises S15 AZ
street northwest Very low rent to careful tenant
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ErORSALE-YEKY DESIRABLE NEW RESIDENCES
z IN GEORGETOWN. ! have several fine houses now
rear ng completion 1T the of 23th and streets
which had at the low price of S. 500 if taken at
once: rooms and bath with all modern convenences
These are Iealiy beautiful homes and at cheap low
Price. JNp A. PRESCOTT
n14-1m 1926 street northwest
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A handsome basket OF flowers was placed on SEN
ator Becks desk to-day with the compliments OF
Mr. and Mrs. j. L. Smith.
Not over a dozen Senators were in the chamber
at noon to-day, and after the prayer business was
permitted TO wait awhile for the gathering of a
quorum.
The Senate in executive session this afternoon
referred the nominations sent In to-day to proper
committees
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1744, 1916, 1913 & 1850 r
81. n W. IT, T. m 1. =. $50
Cor. i4th & 4 :. w.. MI. -
1914 ;s5th i. ". l7r-..... -
1885 18Th 81, lar, II. j. lbs
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1884-02-06

OF COURSE it gratifies us to find the
Central Presbyterian approved by our
readers. Sometimes we have gotten
notes expressing dissatisfaction, but the
spelling was always bad We receive
a great many letters of warm common
dation. Here are two by the mail of
this day on which we write:
please mail two or three numbers of the
Central to Mr.'" l want to get the Central
into every house in my charge, as can heartily
endorse and recommend it."
This was from minister in distant
state. The following is from a minister
in Virginia.
may say In truth that, so far as can now
recall, cordially endorse your editorial columns
In every position they take Long may the
Central continue to be at once temperate and
outspoken, and firm"
Here is another from another Vir-
ginia minister (received since the above
was written):
Send me some sample copies of the Central
for distribution. My desire is to get it into
every household in my congregation
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1884-02-06

Baker writes to the Times that his
position (and especially as he bears
a large sum of money! is "not only
extremely dangerous, but also a di-
rect challenge to disaster" Rumors
are in circulation that he will find
the sheiks and the people in diff
ferent mood from that of his former ex-
perience. The tribes between Suakim
and Berter, from whom he expected a
warm welcome and safe escort, are
fiercely hostile. When he left Cairo,
General Sir Evelyn Wood likened him
to the Chevalier Bayard, "without fear
and without reproach." 81 will hold
the balance even," he said as he set out
on his journey:
We are glad to see that Mr. r.
Worthington of New York (77O Broad
way), has just brought out Mr.. Egmont
Hake's "Story of Chinese Gordon"-a
very beautifully printed volume of 4O7
pages.
This work CHE author says) was
published without the consent, or even
the knowledge, of General Gordon"
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1884-02-06

ISLANDER, some one says, lis the sol
ace of malignity." Probably, as much
mischief is done by the tongue as in
any other way. There are so many
tongues, and so much bitterness. And
often one INDUCES in injurious repre-
sensations about another from mere
envy, and from the consciousness that
in pulling him down, the parties are
placed more nearly on the same level
We do not think it is merely the ma
lignant and the envious, however, who
talk to the disadvantage of others. This
is often done by very upright persons
from a vivid sense of the wrong-headed-
ness and crookedness that there is in the
world. 1t is done judicially, and in
order to set things generally in their
proper light. There is an immense
deal of this sort of gossip INDUCED in
But is it not pretty safe rule, where
we can say nothing to the credit of a
person, that we keep silent? We can
not put the world to rights.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1884-02-06

SAYS DR.. III. G. Alexander, in the
January number of the Southern Pres
bytertan ReUie,o "The two men who
Certainly since the days of antiquity
have most stamped themselves on the
world, are the soldier of Corsica and
the monk of Erfurt. The one was the
incarnation of physical and mental
force, and of military domination the
other of moral intrepidity and energy,
and Of the victorious ascendancy of lib
erty and truth. Napoleon symbolises
the idea Of the subsection of the world
to SELF; Luther, that of the subsection
of the world to Christ The structure
erected by the genius of havoc and dis
order has crumbled and is crumblingA
whereas that erected by the gracious
spirit of peace and conservation still
stands intact, is daily charging, and
will endure for ever"
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1884-02-06

For modern Egypt is an Arabian country,
and has, OF course, little more relation to the
Pharaohs than an American city has to the
mound-builders.-N. Y. Herald.
Well put. And we recall Ezelziel's
prophecy, "And there shall be no more
prince of the land of Egypt" That
was certainly published $50 years be-
fore Alexander the Great and the Greek
dynasty Of the Ptolemies. Then fol-
lowed the Romans. Then he..Arabs.
Then the Turk. The old Egyptian
population even has been superseded,
being represented now only by the
Copts.
What explanation would Mr.. Inger-
soil give of such prophecy as this?
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1884-02-06

The Interior can't take a joke; it is
getting mad 1t says in reply to the
independents intimation that it got the
worst Of the purple and fine linen''
joke, that there were "four able pa
pers" combined against it. We admit
that was not exactly fair. = But the
real trouble was that the Interior should
have inadvertently compared itself to
Dives--the "four" papers merely
laughed at the thoughtlessness and
comical effect of the illustration, when
the Interior was in the very attitude
Of blowing its own horn.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1884-02-06

Mr.. MOoDY's mission at Stratford
continues, says cable to the Herald.
to be successful. On Wednesday he
delivered an address to sceptics and
atheists. Seven thousand persons were
IN attendance and paid the deepest at
tention to the discourse. Many scep-
tics remained in the inquiry room after
the meeting.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1884-02-06

Two invalid members Of Stanley's
expedition on the Congo River have
arrived at Madeira, and express the
positive opinion that NJ. De Brazza is
dead, as, at last accounts he was sur
rounded by hostile natives, who refused
to allow his followers to approach him.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1884-02-06

ROBERT INGEBsoLL's father was a
Congregational pastor, for a long time
settled in Madison, Ohio, and after
wards in Ashtabula, in the same state.
He was very successful as a revivalist,
and spent all of his later years in evan
gelistic work
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1884-02-06

terent office by virtue of their call and
ordination, and that they differ in order
from the ruling elder as the latter diff
ters from the deacon. 1t is true that
when these ministers and ruling elders
meet together in the Presbytery, al
though they are. of a different order,
they all have the same authority as
rulers. This is the view that has
generally prevailed in the Church.
z. The other theory is that all elders
or presbyters are of one order; that in
the primitive Church they received the
same ordination, and were equally en-
Titled to preach whenever they pos
sessed the necessary gifts. 1t was con-
ceded that some of them "labored in
the word and doctrine" while others
ruled only, but they were all equally
privileged to preach and perform all
other functions of the ministry in vir-
tue of their ordination. This was es
sentially the view of Vitringa, and in
his opinion he was joined by other emil
nent men. The effort to occupy mid
die ground, and to say that there is
one order" but two quite different or
dinations, has generally been regarded
as making the theory inconsistent with
itself
All that we have to say in regard to
the theory of cone order" is that if it
be true, let it be carried out consistent
ly. If all elders are of the same order
let them all have the same ordination
and the same privilege of preaching by
virtue Of their ordination. 1t seems to
us that those who say that all are of
the same order, and yet deny to some
authority given to others, are Justly
chargeable with being on "the wrong
side of this great question of the rights
of.ruling elders"
The polar wave which DIR. Wither-
spoon has felt, does not come from
Princeton; it comes from the Book of
Church Order, and from the adopted
standards of all Presbyterian Churches
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1884-02-06

EXAMINE Your LABELs.-Our sub
scribers are requested to examine their
labels, and remit where the year has ex-
pired.