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The Swain Court.

THE JUDGE ADVOCATE ACCUSES THE DEFENSE OF
TAMPERISG WITH PAPERS.
In the Swain court yesterday, after TIE STARS
report closed, the cross-examination OF Gen. Swain
was begun.
Major Gardner. the Judge advocate, called upon
The defense to produce in COURT the original letter
OF j. Stanley Brown TO Gen. Swain, notifying him
OF his intention to quit the f1rm OF Bateman Co
The defense said that the letter was mislaid
somewhere.
Major Gardner said he thought he could show
that certain alterations had been made on the face
OF it. He said that the letter was in court at the
beginning OF this trial, and he hoped the defense
would bring IT back.
Mr.. Grosvenor said that there was no alterations
On IL when he last saw tt.
The Judge advocate said that he had found that
an effort had been made to erase the item about
the deposit OF the draft fo- 600 from the consol
idated statement" The letter OF Mr. Brown re-
ferred, he said to this matter.
Mr. GrOSvenor took the consolidated statement,
and after examining IT. said TO the court that there
were evidences on IL OF q little diScoloratlon by
When the court adjourned yesterday IL was an
nounced that recess OF the court would be taken
from the close OF proceedings to-day until January
2, 1885.
TIE MATTER ALL EXPLAINED.
When the Swain court martial convened this
morning the Judge advocate said that since the
court adjourned yesterday he had seen pencil
copy OF this letter Of MI. Browns, referred 20 yes
terday In the hands Of MI. Brown and had learned
Oh the letter. He said that he fastened 10 make
this explanation so That The impression might pot
remain on the minds OF the court that Gen. Swain
had altered the letter.
The croSS-eAafnnation OF Gen. Swain was then
continued by Mr. Chandler, the Judge advocate
being tndSpoSed
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TRE COLD SNAP.
Arctic Weather tu wa~hingrOn-The
Potomac Frozen Over - Miider
Weather Coming.

Arctic Weather in WaShingrOn-The
Potomac Frozen Over Miider
Weather Coming.
The continuance or the cold weather has accus-
toned every body 10 the attendant discomtorss ex-
cept those who are never satisfied or content with
anything. or the destitute, who have no means OF
defense against Jack Frost The skaters to-day
thronged Babcocs lake and cast longing eyes upon
INC TIN sheet OF Ice which extended across the
river.
The river was frozen over nearly down 70 Alex
andria, which is a very unusual occurrence.
RIVER TRAFFIC ALMOST SUSPENDED
The severe cold weather for the last few days has
almost paralyzed business on the river front. al
though both the washington and Georgetown
channels are stu open. There are no sailing YES
sells arriving up the rver-steamers only keeping
up their regular trips. Messrs. w. ]. Stephenson
Bros ana other heavy dealers IN coal and wood
state that they do not al present apprehend the
Closing OF navigation.
DELAYED RAILROAD TRAINS.
The Midland train was about 90 hours late this
morning, owing TO the snow in southwest Virginia.
The Richmond train this morning was about one
'hour late. and the north and west connection by
the b. and p. due about nine this morning, d.d not
arrive TIL after noon. The trains by Philadelphia
and New York have como In pretty closely on time
and the Boston connection was about 30 minutes
late today The local trains are all on time. The
H. and o. II. r. people state that In consequence of
venience, except by delays TO the western trains,
and those last night were late
WATER PIPES FROZEN
The water registrars Office has been overrun To-
day with complaints OF "no water In the pipes ~
aud II Is the belief Of the registrar that there were
10000 spiggots running all last night 10 keep the
pipes from freezing up This Is all IN violation OF
the rules or the water registrars Office Last
night there were thousands of pipes frozen, and
much damage must necessarily ensue.
WHAT IS SAID AT THE SIGNAL OFFICE.
" was stated at the signal ONCE this morning
that the temperature last night was not quite as
low as 1t was the previous night and that Il
will continue to grow lnilder. Ia New Eng
land II il very cold this morning, hut
ia the Mississippi valley the weather has mode
rated, and the i9w barometer which prevails there
VIII cause general snow or rain within the next
i0r;y-eight hours
WHAT TIE COZ D WAVE WAS SAYING.
According to the signal ONCE report, the mer-
curry 'sent down below zero yesterday I'm Boston 20
ten degrees, Albany 40 Philadelphia 20, oswego
1S9, Rochester 100 and Eastport 2i7 The worst OF
tue weather, however. Il now over. Higher tenn
peFa;ures prevail all through the west, and are
promised speedy and substantial rise In this
locality.
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F1Rsr CLEARrsa SALE
OF THE ASON
KIN G'S PAL ACE.
sl4 SEVENTH STREET.

Fifty thousand dollars worth Of Chldrens ard Ladies'
Cloaks and Millinery 10 be closed ont. We have
to the wise conclusion in order money tor all
need OF HOLIDAY PRESENTS that are useful as well as
practical 10 reduce extensive stock of Millinery and
Cloak at tnis early stage OF the season. and as this
First Cearirs Sale expee 10 sweep the entire
stock At prices tia viii insure ready sale
We OFFER FOLLOWING GOODS:
500 Chidren's Coat and Haveock axes4 G. q IN 10 Il
and l6 a 81 60 So s5 So 400 Misses Newman
kets. leading shades, stylish and nice from age
TO 16 years at "a. s.. 81. 81 and $40. loo Ladies
Wraps. ia Diagonal Ottoman. Sician. SILK procsded
and Beaver Berlin Twiiied. with Astrachan and Fur
Trimmings III Russian Circulars Newrna-ets and Dol
mans Jackets at s5, So 81. So 50 $40; the very
best and finest rom SO SO worth from S25 to $40
Extraordinary bargains in Plush Wraps will sell
elegant Plush Coat at S2 worth 1856: elegant Plush
Coat at go worth Sio elegant Plush at SIS worth
ESQ. There only left IS the Plush Coats to be
slaughtered $4,000 worth of Millinery are bound to
be sold Remember now Is your chance. 30OO elegant
and stylish Felt Hats in all he leading shapes and de-
srabie coors at 75c ST. 81 25 and 81 Birds Plunes
Tips and Wings Of the latest inportations Ribbons
veivets We Kid Gloves and Corsets and other
articles IA the Millinery and fancy line
GIVE Us CALL BEFORE PURCHASING.
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COLE wife Of the lac Perry W. Cole Of Newport. r.
ESSEX At 8 O'Clock morning OF December 18th
1854. Mrs MARY +, EssEX. ased 10 years $50
E Tra 9sE s Sc .y invited blackboard siaS sr
oosl sassn ~ s:sSst EInP I. I
months and days. the only child OF Walter s. and
FupersI from 3ls street southeast at .. m. Sun
JOHN WILLIAM. infant son Of John ". and Mary L
Fanera on Sunday December 2Is,, at three O'Clock D.
m. from 2o5A High street. Georgetown a.
MIDDLETON; Friday. December ~ 1854 st his late
husband 81 eaihsrns 81 Middleton in the sisy-sscond
fnnsrs, . rem waugh NJ E church 50 and street.
O. e sna s Mcsd HfTI No q ss
Where no more pain can harm her.
Funeral private. Hartford papers copy.l
.s a Tie z Ss g r s
BRIDE street &c, Ssorsstown Dc On sUSasy sfssrnSsn
to fEiisdaip6is fcr inteSmsnt "s '''' "'' y
TunSER En-. on R scspEsSsr %; issA MAnInA Am
m 1sU ana 10 d.y1' 'e-A iaf"s'' s1'o %
Our ,osa g, from ROM r. !. h a,sIg ons
A pl.cs 8 vacant IN our home
Which never can b filled
God 10 his wtsdom has recalled
The boon his love had gfyen:
And though the body mouldsn keA
BIZ I'm Soua
:. IN t sSss. s; ssss,E sss -
West Wsshinefon. b. G
x H. & &. aassa sss.ss q 49, z. Of
Dear husband whsn We at death must psrt
pa no ~ s ss. sGH g S:f me a g h;..
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Changes Made To-day tn the Treasury
Denarft1lcnf.

The following appointments to clerkships have
been made under civil service rules: Albert w.
Stiles, OF Michigan; Henry S. Frisbie, OF Alabama;
Miss Phebe X. Norris, OF Pennsylvania
Re-appointed after probationary term OF six
months-Wm. H. Swander, OF Missouri; Miss Cora
l. Armistead, OF Dakota; Miss L j. Shearer OF
Louisiana.
Promotions, Secretarys Onlce-George U. Rose,
from class TO assistant chief OF division; Henry G..
Lowell, from class 3 TO class T.
Sixth Auditors ofiice-George ". Bashy, from
class to class 8; Benjamin F. WorreIl, from Class
to class 2; Hiss Fannie G. Mcdowell, from 81 900
10 class /.
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Missouri Pacinc, western Union, Ex. Div.
The baltimore Markets.

the kSAktlmDre markets.
BALTIMORE, December 20.-Virginia sizes consolf-
dated, SO: psst-due coupons "a; threes 52h bid
to-day.
BALTIMORE MD. December 2o-cotton duli-mid-
ding 1o4. Flour quiet and steady. wheat-southern
easier and quiet western highe; and DULL southern red
No western winter red spot 5sk bid; January
May, 66n bid. Corn-southeru steady western frlner
and dull: southern white 46s4o southern yellow 4aa0
western mixed spot 1aa48 fresh: December k7Sa4I
January, ASK bid. Oats scarce and frmer-sou;harr
30a34 western white. 33s4 do. mixed 3la32 Penusyl-
vana. 3oaa4. Rye quiet eOae2 Provisions steady with
moderate demand Eggs higher. 23s30 Coffee easier
Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair. sjsa9H susar-sopper
refined quiet. Sia1lh. Whisky steady l8aI 49, Other
articles unchanged Freights to Liverpool Fer steamer
CID Receipts-n9ur;o 1897 barrels: wheat, $4,000
Shipmsnts-wheat 10000 bushels. Sales-whcat 600
bushels; corn, G. 900 bushels
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Ill, December 20. On 'Chanse at HOO
a. m, wheat was unclaimed Corn UNCHANGED. ex-
cept for all the year. which ts &c higher Gaia &c
lower Pork 7>tc higher Lard 7c higher. The weather
is cloudy and cold.
The Petroleum ~ Arkket.
PITTSBURG. December 90 Crude oil is quiet and
we TX, and not much doing. The uarkaopened at IL
advanced to 7. declined to 76' and. noon. 76
bid.
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A Reply to Chairman Jones'.

AN ARTHUR MAN WHO ATTRIBUTES TIE REPUBLIcAN
DEFEAT TO Mr.. JONES INCoMPETENcY.
Mr.. Arthurs friends are thoroughly aroused by
Chairman jones' attack upon the administration.
An Arthur man in the House said to STAR re-
porter to-day that Chairman Jones knew that
everything he said about the administration not
being active in the late campaign was false; that
he was only trying to cover up his own imbe-
cility. Every republican KNOWS" he
says, "that Blaine's defeat was due to
the utter inconpetcncy OF b. z. Jones
In 1880 Mr.. Arthur conducted the campaign against
united democracy and won; this time the demo-
Gratis were divided, and Jones. through his imoe-
CITY, lost the game. There is history to this
campaign that win come out II they want It toe
Then we shall see who's right Jones and his man.
ayers relied ON Butler 10 pull them through, and
never did anything except through him.
They depended upon him 70 defeat Clefe-
land. Jones says the administration did nothing
for Blaine. He knows that is a lie. Frennghuysen
was the only cabinet officer who was not working
with ali his might, and IL Is not customary for the
Scores airy OF State TO take part IN campaigns
Chandler was working for six weeks as hard as ever
q man worked Teller was at work In his state
Gresham was making speeches; Hatton Is moi a
speaker, but he was doing good work, and other
government officers took an active part In thu CAM
paign."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-20
Supposed 60 be an Impoxter.

NAN CLAIMING TO BE A DEAF MUTE FALLS INTO
THE HANDS OF EXPERTs
A well dressed young man, about twenty years
OF age, named Charles Ruen, was arraigned in the
Ponce Court this morning charged with being n
suspicious charateF. Major ]. w. Powell testified
that the defendant came to his house last Thurs
day with notes purportlng to be signed by eX-Com-
missioner Dudley and Mr.. Barema IN, the banker stat
ing that he seemed like deserving young man. He
claimed TO be deaf mute and to have come from
Vienna. He wanted TO go to New orleans. When
the defendant returned TO his home the witness
sent him to Mr.. Alex. Graham Bells residence
Prof. Alex. Graham Bell testified to having taken
the defendant TO the deaf mute college, where
they saw Prot. Gallaudet
Prof. Galiaudet testified that he was satisfied
that the defendant was an imposter, and not
q dear mute.
Sergeant Shilling testified that when searched at
the station bunch OF trunk keys and seven dead
latch keys were found In defendants pocket, with
81 in money.
The defendant then wrote out a very Affecting
appeal, addressed to the 'Judge OF the court" ia
which he said he was not deaf, but had been
mute since his eighth year He was member OF
family OF acrebats and became mute through
to New O-leans, where he has friends.
the keys found On him. he said, were ones he had
picked up from time to time in the street. he was
sentenced to give bonds in the sum of So in de-
i Of three months in the workhouse. After
wards Detective Block took charge OF him and put
hin on train 10 leave the city.
No POSSIBILITY OF Mr.. WINTHRoP's COMING
News received here to-day in regard to the condl-
ton OF Hon. Robert C. Winthrop was to the effect
that there is hardly possibility OF his being here
at the dedication OF the Washington monument.
His condition Is very critical and even should he
recover, he will most likely not be able to deliver
the address at the monument celebration On the
2lst OF February.
LIEUT.. WOODS CHARGEs-The fsh commission
steamer Fish Hawk has gone to Norfolk for the
winter Her commanding officer, Lieut.. w. NJ.
Wood, who recently preferred charges OF misman-
agement against Fish Commissioner Ferguson, Is
still In the city awaiting Developments In all
probability he viii be detached from command
shortly.
THE LAST Wills OF THE ARCTIC HERoEl-YeS-
terday, In the Probate Court the Wills OF Willard
Whistler and David C. Ralston, who died on the
Greedy expedition, were admitted TO probate and
record and letters testamentary were issued to
Lieut. A. W. Greedy on the estate OF the frst
named; bond, Sc 800, and to Sergeant d. I. Brain
ard On the estate Of the latter; bond, $l4 ,00o.
THE. ENosryTAN SocIETY.-The Enosintan society
kof the Columbian university yesterday elected the
following Officers for the ensuing term: President,
Harry w. Smith; vice president ana treasurer. w.
A. Carrington; secretary. Henry b. Hedrfck; libra
Ran. Jesse 3. christy; critic, Chas D. Rhodes
geant-at-arms, Edward D. Rome; editors OF the
Enostnton Bee, Gustav Ravene and + W.6palding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-20

WE ARE NOW SHOWING AN EXTENSIVE LINE
- ~-,,,
Decoration. suitable for Holiday Presents. including
may things not shown elsewhere All Rooda ara
marked in Plain Figures and Very Low Price
1r ;.
We name. IN part:
BRASS round and square taoiss
Brass clocks in variety
pr.ss aaa.is lar.s .nS s-r.u
Brass fire SETS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-20
IN E v e r N o r E /.

n EvERM MORE.
Once Leader" tits true but the Fol.
lowers follow ed fast and followed faster until
the leaders song melancholy burden
bore Of
N E vE R NJ o Ell
wc have stormed the Gibraltar" Of high
prices and planted our victorious banner
upon the outer and inner walls. where 1t floats
proudly bearing the inscription Of
TRUTH-oNE PRICE.
AND THAT THE LOWEST.
IN PER CENT IN
~ CLIO THING HOUSE. ~
s7 AND s2e SEVENTH STREET N W.
We do not las particular stress
Upon the wondrous achievements Of little Maud S.
Nor note with interest of special degree
How closely she's followed by Jay.Eye-SeA
We would simply show you, gentle reader
How the mighty have fallen. viz your once boastful
leader
FINE. CLOTHING AT TEN PER CENT ABOVE
ACTUAL COST OF MANUFACTURE
EACH AND EVERY GARMENT MARKED IN PLAIN
FIGURES
TEN PER GENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
s7 AND s2s sEvEs1H STREET NcRLHwEsr
Corner Massachusetts Avenue
Open evenings till 10 Saturday tini2
a. Please bear in mind We have no connection with
any other house in this city dig
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LONG BRANCH HOTEL.

The MansiOn House Almost Entirely
destroyed by Fire.
LONG BRANCH, n. j., December 2O.-The Mansion
house here caught fire at about 1890 O'Clock, and
with the exception Of the north end, which was
used for restaurant and bar, was entirely con-
sumed. The Thermometer stood at Zero and the
bremen while endeavoring to subdue the flames
suffered severely,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and 3 p. m. prices
of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special Wire to H. II. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-20

AT Leipsic the imperial supreme court hiss 10
Jected the appeal OF Madame Kalomine against the
decree OF divorce granted By tile court 6 Darn
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DIED.

TIE WORRY OF CONSTANT Cou6H, and the
soreness OF lungs. which generally accompanies it.
are both remedied by DIR. JayDe's Expectorant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-20

VISITING g. a. r. Posr.-The members Of the
Du Point Post, G. A. X, OF Wilmington. Del, who
came to washington 20 attend the unwilling OF
tie Du Pont statue, numbered about sixty hand
They visited the White House and the different de-
partments this morning.
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The Midland Railroad.
COL. A. 6. BUFoRD SUCCEEDS Mr. BARBOUR Al PRES
lpENr

STAR.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, December 20-At the annual
meeting OF the Midland railroad company this al
ternoon-E- Snowden In the chRr-the report OF
President Read, showing Increased business. was
read. Hon. John S. Barbour having been remIna-
ted as president, said he thought the time had
come for a uniccatlon or the Midland road with
the Richmond and Danyille system, and be de-
clined a reelection. Col. A. s. Buford, Of Rich
mond, was elected president
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-20
I'd Edition.
Latest fblegranS to The Star
THE LATEST FROM ALBANY.

The n. Y. Senatorial Coutest-Levl r.
Morton Abead-Evarts' Candidacy
Applications for Office-The Presf.
dent.elccg Enspecfs Them why q
Pardon Clerk was Removed, Etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-20

Money. MONEY, MosEr,
CONSOLIDATED LOAN COMPANY
No. 53 W. BALTIMORE STREET
BALTIMORE, MD
LEWTT K SAIABES, PaoPRrEroBS
Established 1873
and 1iber a Ilaie diamonds
Ware Gold and Silver Watches and Merchandi re in gen
era, and the goods kept tor length OF agreed
upon, at the rate of ~ per cent Furs kept in cedar
chestS All transactions strictly confidential. Parties
can send their goods Fer EXPRESS, prompt
tenon per return mail Refer. by permission. to Ma
6onai Marine Bank Of Baltimore. Md Jno A. Whitrige
ESQ., stock Broker. No. German street. Baltimore,
Md ocI-3,,
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TIE CHARGES AGAINST LIEUT. GARINoroH-Tne
Secretary OF War has not yet acted upon the
charges preferred by Gen. Eazen against Lieut.
Darlington for dsobedience OF orders, but &c seems
to be the general impression that the charges win
be disregarded. Tbs Proteus expedition was fully
examined by the court OF inquiry. which censured
the Yantic, and 1t Is thought that nothing addi-
tional OF any moment would result nom a court
martial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-20
Affair in Wc,, Washtux,ou,

DEATH OF AN OLD RRsfDgST-Dr James T. Por.
ter died a. his residence 2120 streeat tue age Of
50 years, after an Illness OF several weeks DR.
Porter WIS well known aud respected by the en-
tire community His remains will be taken TO Phil
adetphia for interment
ASoTHFR RoBssRY.-Night before last some one
entered the cooper shop OF Anthony Rooms on the
canal, between Congress and Jefferson streets and
stole therefrom tools. &c. amounting 10 IS.
NOTES. Fourteen dodgers were accommodates
last night az the statlonhouse and for the mast
week large number have had the same accommo-
dationS-The river Is frozen tight and the skat-
ing on the Little river Is said 10 be very good
The Georgetown college students will leave for
their homes to-day, IL being the beginning OF their
Christmas holidays. A large number OF them Will
visit the exposition at New Orleans as the college
has an exhibit OF divers things or intereSt-Dr.
Tyler is steadily regaining his strength.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-20

EORD's OPERA HOUSE
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE POOR.
sAi THH RE s55 IS sSA H1lss
Assisted by Nc vim
the beautiful COMEDY Drama * u A'' "'A p'e''1'
Tickets at all the principal Book Stores dls-st
UILLARD's HALL MEsMERIsM
hswsen 18th and lth ,sru
The PHESoMEYSN OF THis AGE.
ANN p,i Hassa aaa 4 Rssss
Grand Program Of Experiments with
Sf SHSf q AHe' sas
from II to II O'Clock. and from to after Wednas-
Il hAAo Icy nsp psrs st AW LINCOLN
Opens for the ses.on MONDAY NIGHT, DECEMBER
e so vic j 6TEks f 5oSfaS2s
In Edmund T ATerS Mss Greatest Success.
Every Scene s;4 i SsT rem e M G. brush of
Special Between Acts and SiiI be introduced Mr..
and Nh Fir GI Mf r. k MsF5sS Mdss,
Admission g Family % .DD.D 1 . Cents
Seats nsS bs sseaGss % ssn
IEs sls Il sessi xl at the Museum Box tce
NoiE-Ih-ie viii be no performance on MONDAY
Two performsnces daiiy during the season. '''AA
Doors open at aud Pm Overture one hour later
Carriages at 410 and 1U:l0. d15-6t
DIME MUSEUM
A Mammoth Show This Week. Two and a-half hours
of Splendid Amusement. Every Afternoon and NIGHT
All new Brilliant Changes Of Program. The BurlesQue
CoE1sdy Of TOODLES. with Mr. and Mrs. Joe lien as
Gary HsPpsr Hail James x SeS. slaean
and Flynn and IL 3s4s s,Ss' chi HGfsals
And Novel Curosities In thG liuseum
ADMISSION 10 ALL ONLY TEN VENTS Dist
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tn street southeast by telephone at Ellis Music
Store aud Dernonets, viii prompt attention 6s
= s. + i 49, 49,; ~! e.
r 90 Y a Till cry ana Every.
tlinT Elss Solo as Rock and costs 400 Bottlsi DRI
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Tins. Round and square Chimney nuss Se ns ssa
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Lieut. Abercrombie, Just returned from Alaska to
Oregon, explored the Yukon river In Alaska, for
2,1O0 miles. and reports rich placcrs and excellent
fisheries on the great river.
In Boston THURSDAY the jury In the case OF Daniel
Edward Collins the South Boston street Railroad
company returned a verdict OF $4,000 for the
plaintiff for the loss OF an ARM caused by being run
over by Car or the defea >anJ corporation.