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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
A ss1GNEE's SAL. OF PIANOS ANDe-.sseeI1
"a ORGANS. nTH

No. II UNION SQUARE, n. T.. Dec. 18th, 1888.
CHACNCEr j. REED, 433 eth st n. ". WASHINGTON D c.:
Dear Sir: Acting your suggestion, have purchased
on your account at the assnee sale of the effects Of
the late firm of Peters Greene the entire at 65
cents the dollar based factory inventory Of new
stock and 40 cents the dollar estimated value Of
rented stock The goods the noor will be forwarded
IN time for your holiday trade the rented instruments
as East as can get them in SHOULD these goods be late
ID Hrrv1nG say to purchasers Wait and get piano
9ssan from the most celebrated maker at less
anan oO per cent OF price quoted by the regular agent
there Is hardly first class maker Of note IN the coun
try not this stock which also embraces
piano stools and musical instruments of every
description. Believing have done act that will meet
your hearty APPRECIATION and extending to the
plments OF the season. AIN
Your most obedient servant,
J. W. HARDCAsTLE
have now IN 'stock-A genuine Chickerin9 Piano;
REGULAR price. $780, has round corners, double We
neered rosewood massive carved legs and Tyre
terb in power and sneins quality Of tone offered at $3.50
Also, an upright large siZe strtnged, worth $i00
offered at $l65 One peerless upright In nassivey carved
case standard makers REGULAR price 81 OOo; offered
offered at $50 Second hand Pianos from $50 to $s5
Other goods in great variety equally low in price B.
Bring deposit positively refusals given without it.
Tuning repairing and moving attended to- An elegant
upright Piano by private party street offered $3.50
cash. Inquire at store. CHAUNCEY j. REED
JAY 433 It'll ".
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

REpLEs1sHED.
We have just received,
Per Steamers GERMANIC and NOVA SCOTIA
DECORATED CHINA and CROCKERY
RICH DECORATED PLATES,
CUPS and SAUCERS, &c
Also. large In -oice of
BEST WHITE STONE CHINA
Making Cor Stock Very Complete
FINE TRIPLE-PLATED WARE,
RODGERS ENGLISH CUTLERY
KITCHEN UTENSILS, &c
NJ. W. BEVERIDGE,
jas No 1909 Pennsylvania Avenue
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i Proposed Commerce Commission.

A REPORTED FXPEDIENr FOR AVOIDING THE con-
SHERATON OF TIE TARIFF QUESTION
Mr.. Wood, OF Indiana. introduced into the House
to-day bill authorizing the appointment OF
ali international commerce commission, one COM
missioner to be appointed from each state in
the Union. The OBJECT of the commission
IS ~ formulate a system OF International COM
mercc. extending the sale and exchange of the pro-
ducts OF agriculture and manufactu OF the United
States with foreign countries. he commission is
to meet 1T such time and place they may decide
upon. and report the result OF their labOrs at the
next session OF the Forty-eighth Congress.
IT. Wood is a Randall man. and the object Of the
bill is understood to be 20 postpone the consldera-
ton OF the tariff question.
Mr.. Mckinley said TO STAR reporter that il such
the sanction OF the House, and Mr. Huru expressed
the same opinion.
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T9>HE ATTACK OF CERTAIN OLD LINE JOURNALS
II upon the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association
intended 70 utterly ruin Its business. but ii to
have had the opposite effect for single day
month applications were received for 425O insur-
ance Assessment No 10. Just collected, brought In
$4,000 The reserve fund now exceeds 800 which
il being invested in s. Bonds by the trustee Cen
tra Trust Company of New York The Association com.
peed its third year III October and has already written
620certihcates covering $4,000 900 Of insurance The
admission fee and years dues in advance are $50 on
SIS OoO. and $50 on $1,000 The annual dues for ex.
easements for death claims at IS 81 on ach
SlOO0 of the certificate at IS age IS Sl64 age
S. IS 81 One fourth Of each assessment goes
into The fund To protect the ANY against
and extra mortality. Come aud insure Office
1869 street
nI7 I.Y. KNIGHT. General Agent
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alist meeting at Boyle, county ROscommon, yester-
day was attended by 5000 persons The meeting
bera Of parliament A not broke out at EnnlSku-
len, county Fermanagh, on SATURDAY. A body OF
v s Soe e1 ~ eo Mss e ~ s ns
aln stoned the police and afterward stoned the
Catholic oChoola
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District Government Affairs.


MISCELLANY.
Mr. John F. Olmstead asks permission to tap the
Boundary street sewer near Boundary street and
the Columbia road, In order to carry OF the surface
Mr.. Robert Arrow, living on ssd street, adjoining
South street. requests that such grade be given to
enable the property owners and tenants to reach
their premises with fuel, &C., by other means than
OF the three firemene who We're SO badly injured
at the fire at DanfOrths Oil store on street, some
time ago, two OF them have returned to duty, and
the third one, scott, who was very badly injured,
viii be able It is satd to return early In the spring
OPENING PUBLIC PLACES ON SUNDAY.-The law
they have many signatures, for presentation TO
Congress for the opening to the public Of the Con
DAnAGEs FROM A STEAMBOAT CoxPANY.-m the
IN spes ss Ra the
$4,000, gwen in November, 1852, was affirmed the
while repairing the boats OF the defendant
A MEETING In BEHALF OF THE IND1ANs.-There
will be conference Of friends OF Indians at the
Riggs House tomorrow morning, at 10 O'Clock, and
sscS W s1 W sea
ator Vest, Commissioner Price, Capt Pratt and two
Indian boys from Carlisle win speak. The music
viii be by the Carlisle Indian band
In THE United States Supreme Court to-day, in
the case OF tho District against Lewis Clephane
lone OF the pavement cases., the decree Of the Dis
trtct Supreme Court was andrmed.
TEE STAB printed FL GA double sheet copies On
Saturday on IL Hoe and Scott presses within an
hour, being equal 70 4S,sss folios, or four page
issues, within that TINA
TN Exp on "a PAlls1Ax RoxANcK."-TheR Rich
ard Mansfield company, which has been playing
"A PArtaan Romance" a. the Grand Opera House
in Cin1npau, has been disbanded, Mr. Mansfield
Dayfn0 the salaries q the members OF the company
lie WIN go from there to St. Louis 70 attend to
lawsuits brought there week ago
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SUICIDES AT Monte CARLo.-The English and
American residents OF Nice are. according To a
cabegram from London. renewing their efforts 10
suppress gambling at Monte Carlo. The news
papers at Nice record four Violent deaths that have
taken place al Monte Carlo within a week. which
were the results OF gambling. \ clerk Of a cpnt-
nercal house after losing money cOnmtrte ed
eide 10y firing a bullet through his brain IN the
street outside the gambling hell in which lie SUI
fered Another loser hanged himself a tree be-
hind the Hotel de Londres. and Sthr1 put a bullet
through his BRAIN It the Hotel de Paris. Another
man. who was winner of 1.yDf.. was robbed OF his
winnings and stabbed TO death in the gardens "a
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A PAINTING WOMAN CAUSES PASIc-Durfng
the reading Of nine O'Clock mass yesterday, at the
Catholic church OF st. Charles BOrromeO Philadel-
phia, woman tainted. Several persons rushed to
her assistance and the slight c0mmotion was fol-
lowed by cry OF nre. large number OF persons
in the rear OF the church and In the galleries
rushed Tor the doors, causing panic, which was
increased by the arrival OF the fire apparatus
Several women tainted valuable stained-g
window was demolished by man who jumped
through It
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i THOMAS BOWLING. Auc.ioneer.
GHHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ AND UNIMPkOVED PROPERTY IN NORTH
MIST. NORTHEAST AND SOUTHWEST SEC

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
kS3'ESA n sPhta
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of the ga
s7e2 docket q will offer for sale at public .a
S f52a 6 ri pT ss On f n3Np
Lots27 % and % in the subdivision Of square 5 said
81 and ~ STREETS southwest
On the shs saa NJ DAY AT FOUR THIRTY O'CLOCK
original Its square 40 said lot being unilnprov,
and situated on street, between 9Th and 7h
On fd TTEsD SPA 5G }ASyARY TIM 1894
inches. with equal tietI # los feet - Inches q Lot
on THE SAME DAY, at FoTk; FIFTEEN ~ LOCK
by Fit sR sPs s. ~ lt T
O'Clock p NJ, is'll ofer Lot q in Hogan and Gun M
story Frame Iouses ore on tn 'front.' No liz
s'fs S .r the 9TH !. r1y rear g, sad S
s1 ofar Lot 80 il ksys ision certain NJ Lots
w bs;e i F a. Hs OF tl pToSed by
ON or W S.I - JASrAhl THIRTY. lss. at
auction; ro Of the Premises the mort 6isg fro
By drpth thereof OF Lot s. Square AZ. nlproy by a
oN SINE DAY AZ HaLFlFtsT ForR Hot ociGcK
f IAN lp'd sys 81 ana Of % s IN w h a
FIRST to,lr o! said lots ar, uniroved and situated
the remainins three 81 said lots are improved by tMo
story brick Houses. numbered from 1901 to 1915 V
street wort west
on SAME DAY, AT QUARTER OF FIVE O'CLOCK
p NJ. Lots "a to 50 both inclusive in p c. Riltys sub
division of part OF square go improved by 10 two-story
Brick Houses. numbered 1904 to 2Ok2 9th
northwest. lmnedat, y Hereafter sail sell Lot, H.
H. - ami "a in said sub ,vis OF square Ct stu
ated Boundary street between 9th and 10th
Invest. and uiinproyed Inimed acly thereafter
shall sell Lots 80 to IL. both Inclusive and us
George S BallOchs sub ivision of part of square $50
said lots being unimproved, and situated follows
Lots SO to ~ ON street. between 9Th and Vermont
avenue northwest; lots 45 to 81. Vermont avenue
between L and V streets northwest. and lot Of V
street between Boundary and Vermont avenue north
west.
At such sales said property will be sold clear of all in
cnbrances with taxes pid to date of sale except lots
IS. 50 and i'll Wln r. and p C. Riley's subdivision of
square 235 and lots Is to ST. both inclusive i'll Bchs
subdivision Of part of square 500 which lots will be
sold subject to deed Of trust dated September II. 1891
and recorded in Iiber No 1888 folio POI ct OF the
Land Records Of said District securing $40 coo with
interest at 81 per cent; p yable qua, terry;
Terms as prescribed by decree: Onethlrd cash. and
the balance in equal stalnents in SIX Twelve and
eighteen months from day Of SALE for which notes Ut
bearing interest from day Of sale and secured
10y deed Of trust upon property la will be taken,
entire purchase money may be raid in cash at option Of
lot at time OF sale and the terms must be complied with
resod at the risk and cost Of the defaug purchaser
AL conveyancng and recorling at purchasers cost.
jal6-d&ds THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Trustee.
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. SHE LOVED BELOW HER SrAr1oN.-Norfstown
Pa, Is excited over the marriage OF Miss Sallie
Reif1, aged seventeen years daughter OF wealthy
widow, TO Ralph Razlett, her mothers farm hand.
The gin followed the young man to Philadelphia,
where they were married New Years day. The
young lady has been taken home by her mother,
rage was forced By undue influence on the part OF
HaZl0tf.
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(vKANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ RI Al. ESTATE ON THE EAST SIDE OF NINE
TENTH STREET. BETWEEN / AND K
STREETS NORTHWEST

By ntue Q. decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
cause No. 1882 Equity. wherein Frederick g Cal -
vert complainant and Charles Calvert al are de-
auction. In front Of the premises on WEDNEsDAY the
TWENTY TH1k I'D DAY 3Y, o SF JANUARY; 1884 ct
piece parcel Of land and premises situate in the City
described the south part OF lot numbered twelve 2
in square numbered hundred and Os) fronting
eastwardly to alley in the the is laid
%enas II thereon Consisting Of frame dwellins
Terms One Of the purchase money in cash one
third in six months, and Onethird in twelve months
from the day Of sale. with interest on said de-
ferred payments at the rate Of six CO. per centum
the deferred payments to be secured by the notes Of the
purcaa.r deed Of trust upon the said real estate:
soTssll be required as property is bid of
anf the purchaser shall fail to comply with the terms
viii be sold at the risk and cost Of the default
ing purchaser AL conveyancing and recording at pur
chaser's cost.
EDWARD 4 NEWMAN trustee,
S8 ~ street n. ",
DTINCANSON BROS. AuctiOne6rN talO.d&dR
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FoRcEn TO Marcy TsnrR rHRE,rs--M

FORCED TO MARRY UHDER IHREATs.-Mrs. DebO-
rah Reln has Med pTti ion Tor divorce. In Phlia-
delpia stating that oI. January lot. when leaving
"A tram AZ 9th ana Columbia streets, She WIS APP
preached Dl Ralph HIZ,Plt. who WAS employed hy
her mother as 4 farm ldborer. Tie compelled her To
accompany him 10 a house on Lombard street, near
nth where she WAS detained for eight days. being
locked up in room during the greater portion of
that time On SUNDAY, the > Il Instant HaZetJ cont
peiied her 10 accompany hun 10 he oitice OF mag
1Strate. with threats OF violence. where they
married. She remembers nothing nat was said by
the magistrate and received 10 certificate from
him.
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctloneers
STEAM HAY PRESS
COMPLETE.
BALES LONG AND CUT HAY
BALDWIN HAY CUTTER,
191NCH KNIFEl NEARLY NEW.
6-HORSE Pow Err PORTABLE ENGINE
BINS, FIXTURES. PLATFORM SCALES TRUCKS
MEASURES, &c, &C.
ALSO,
ONE GRAY MARE, YEARS OLD
ONE BAY MARE YEARS OLD.
ONE SiDE-BAR BREWSTER BUGGY,
ONE TWO-HORSE WAGON
ONE EXPRESS WAGON
HEAVY AND LIGHT HARNESS, &c.
AT AUCTION.
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING. JANUARY TWENTY
THIRD,
COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK WE WILL SELL.
AT THE FEED STORE,
NORTHEAST CORNER 18TH AND STREETS
NORTHWEST
The entire contents contained therein being partly
merated above to which the attention Of the trade is
called. jal9-3t
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THE SKELETON AND HIS LOST BRIDE.-Crah
Clear has filed bill Ia equity. in Philadelphia,
against J. B. Garrison. the living skeleton Clear
says that he is the father OF Bertha T. Clear who Is
how and for long zine has been lunatlc and in
competent TO enter into any contract. lie COM
plains that Garrison and Bertha. on January II.
went through the forms Of matrimony. and he pra
that Garrison be en- Joined from exercising any rights
or powers as husband over the state or liberty 81
Bertha. and that the marriage be declared void.
Garrison saturday received letter from Berl ha. IL
which She said: Il viii rejotn You next week"
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ED.
This lovely bud. too fair for earth

BALDWIN. On Saturday. January 49, So. az 10 80
O'Clock. Bt.ES1oN BEAlE. eldest Of Frank and
luli Baldwin, ed four Years, month and twenty
five days.
This lovely bud. too fair for earth,
Has gone to bloom in eternity
DINO. On sunday January both 1854. at q m. Of
dipAtlIria ana scarlet fever. MARY LUCY, aeed i've
years six months aud twelve DAYS
ON Tur>d4y, January 18th. 1854 at p.ra, of diph-
iberia. DAVID DAVIS. a-cd three years and four
months. ,lildrn Of George g and Maud A Demo
lnterntn; ct Congressional Cemetery. January a.
Funeral private. No flowers.
GUNNEI.I4 on sum sy, January 10th 1884 Or WILL
LIAM II OUNNEI.L..
Funeral viii take place from the residence his con
ln-law. MIR. H. Hall No 6S IL northwest Tues
day, al half pas o'clock ~ m Relatives and frieuda
invited 10 attend
LAFOSTAlNE. On Sunday morning Lsn uary 18th
1854. az haf past hSe CLOCK, AUGUSTUS LAFOS-
TAME. alesi torty-OIle years.
Funeral will take place IN his mothers residence.
No go MsIyla avenue southwest Tuesday Janu-
any I'd al two ociock Relatives and friends
sHoctfully invited 10 attend.
WILLIAMS on January 10. 1884 at Pttsbu-g Pa
Cap. WILLIAM WILLIAMS. of Washington, d. C In
the fifty eighth Year Of lis age
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V,HoMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

BY virtue of deed Of trust to me- dated January 1
10th. A D. 1888 and recorded il hber No. 1039 ~
folio % 1t seq, the land records the Dis
trct of Cour bia will sell at public ton in front
Of the premises. on the NINETEENrH DAY OF JAN
UARY. a. d 1854. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P
NJ the following described real estate situate in the
City of Washington D. C., to wit: The east nineteen
(9 feet front by the depth thereof of lot numbered
e-Ht 80 i'll square numbered i've hundred and fifty
three $3.50
Terms of sale: One-half Of the purchase money in
cash the balance in six and twelve months. with in
ereet at six from day Of sale. to be
secured by deed OF trust on the property sold to the
satisfaction of the Trustee ell cash at the purchasers
option deposit of $50 will be ujred accept
auce Of bid Al cOnveyancing at purchaser's cost If
terms of sale not complied with In five days from
day Of sale the Trustee the right to resell at the
risk aud cost of the defaulng purchaser purchasers
after five lays advertisement.
!aI0,l4Sls-3t CHARLES H KNIGHT, Trustee
cE-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
tine TWENTY FOURTH JANUARY. 1884 at the same
hour and place by order OF the Trustee.
jal9-dts CHARLES r. KNIGHT
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MONEY OR BIO0D.-The Cleveland, Youngstown
and PittSburg railroad having failed 10 pay lis
laDOrerS on the new division Saturday night sixty
Italians came from Minerva. armed with knives.
and took possession Of The superintendent and
pavmaSter'S Office in Alliance. Ohio, demanding
that they be paid. The mayor read the riot
10 O'Clock, and an armed body of one hundred cid
zenS rescued the superintendent and pawn lSter
without h,OodShed. Arrangements Were IN tde
whereby each Italian received 50 and a fresh PROM
iSe, made for tomorrow, wRen more trouble is eA-
pectel,
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&C BROADWAY. RooM 81
NEW YORK March z 1888
Having been cured Of . attack Of rheumatism
OF the neck and shoulders BY using Acock's Porous
Plasters feel 1t my duty to strongly commend their
use to any similarly afflicted For period Of seve-
raj months had exhausted many other socalled reme-
dies without obtaining the slightest relief Finally
applied one Of lcocks Porous Plasters and found my
self almost Immediately cured
1consider them true BLESSING
Faithfully yours,
ta21-m,wh3t JAMES HOSNER
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!. Y. KNIGHT. General Agent

=. VELATI's.
Go 9TH STREET NoRTHwHsr
And 1899 PENNSYLVANIA AvENuE
For Holiday Candies have the largest assortment
II this city. We have quite number Of men employed
in manufacturing Pure French Candies and the Famous
Selatl's Carnnels.
Imported Pure Olive Oh On drausht n2ssm
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4 ApItS, i0U CAN CONFIDENTLY CONSULT DE-
- Bf-p HERS, 30 il II. ". Particular attention
ltlt o. all diseases UsC.r L. Ladies married or siIIsr
a. iFte.lag-tve anu ~ ar4Aa tIOubteS IreaJod Thirty
srVen years' experience ta7-iIns
hEs. BROTHERS AND GRAY GIVE No FREE
tNtr N.p .ise profits with the dOctur Those tsis.I
l1i OF OF private diseases should consult Drs
64'pi HEl.S AID GRAY 30 st.rtt southwest. VIII
soIt-Sh iittci-e guarantee cure or 10 Thirty
tFfvii years rleucc ts1-lul-
nj ANHO0D kE>TOEFD By USING A BCITLEO OR
&l two q DE- BEOI HRS Iuyixorat.ng Cordial
~ cure any II SsIiifal Weakness Nervous De
AL mp t'ncy. IL lIipa-ts the whOis
-.t-- ~ d street SOUTHWEST laGlII'
NE ROBERTSON. CONFIDENTIAL CONSULT
u u. = --l Tor Gentlemen sI4l Laiies over %
- - " iirn-e Sues guaranteed Consulted
e'SI! Hht>ay AID saturday tyice ~, 4 str,.t
a. Lar * s.Et-t. from r. Nam Office
10y stitV' f1itiIu"Ft- d6-3n
~ LEON THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
oi--e -4ls's' lait-' Physician Ia lin. clty ran he
80 - Missouri ave All female Complaints
s-,.,-, eAIS removed Prompt treatment
aii't consultations strictly con n,,,nfisl
s+Isr@te roUlI-s Tor ladies'. Uice EOurs L. AMI TO-
pm :" am 10 %
MADAME DE FOREST Has RYSIFpY FoRI,-
a.; 4e.ii@it Complaints quickly cured Can De
non 10 "e.ock Pm. WIN I-&iles u14y iaIIs,ne
As FOR MRN-CHECKs IN SLY uoIrpS
tuTts In three days Druz Store IL y It'll stT,sS
sepo $50 Penna. ave. washinxtop n q
nk- R0BERTSCN. A REGULAR CK,Di, ATE, On
H years experience. guarantees a cure in an 1s.,o
q The Urinary Organs Nervous Itlilifv PI,4 p;
days No Iii5 rc'Iry used Can ge c.Tsaj
I'D weunessy sod saturday nom 10 > 2m al Ma
One' a. hs hsfsrs TO leadLS ply sicIans Of BALI
more Main Once. ~ \. Ilnert, ST. baitInorv Mi az;
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At meeting OF Irishmen In Cleveland yesterday
one OF their number suggested plan 70 destroy the
British navy with torpedoeA
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TAXING RAT Poison By NI>TAKE.-Seven men,
ber> OF tie family az Henry Kendall, a resident II
LGtilsviiI5, KY. nave been poisoned by prepara-
ton Known Us 'Roueh on Rats, which had btrn
put III Biscuit bN mistake. Mir. Kendall AID one
son cannot Recover.
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Il never veexs out always clean nd Csn -
hathmu. u Tor saloas - ~ "sss"
QHAG FIaHERsN
49,. Is tn street noEthweo&
aeS z1aRxR dsveAss h~ attention . t6s vsnisof
AAoS <sssORA W1l
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I'd Edition.
--latest q6legrans to The Star.
The Reuufon at Cumberland.

INC ReuNfOM at CUm6eflaMds
BALTIMORE, Nd, Jan. 21.-Gen- B. F. Kelley, Of
West Virginia. and Col. Fl. j. johnson, OF Cumber-
land. Md, in behalf OF the Society Of the Army OF
West Virginia, concluded to-day satisfactory ar
Engagements with the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
company for transportation OF members and their
guests to the annual reunion Of the society," which
takes place at Cumberland. Nd, on the I'd, Sd and
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SLAPPiNa : pATIFNT

SLAPPiNG PATENTS FACE.-nr. Charles A. Gil
I'M Tie NOISE sur Of the Connecticut state hos
fl'tl W,to saturday night discharged 10y The lrt-t-
tors Nne dressing the iimb Oi a female pau n
~ iooi his teliiner and slapped the pdti face
his charge. with that @! profanity. WAS brOuL lit
against hlia- Dr.. GIin Ii p years old, anu Is a
graduate OF the New York University.