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Mr.. Dana's Classical Tragedy.

San Francisco Call.
Mr.. Dana has written a classical tragedy,
founding it on the episode of Thermopyla.
Through the kindness of one of our New York
representatives we have been enabled to secure
a copy of the first act. Here are some of the
opening lines, the names of the characters being
omitted to avoid the law of copyright:
See the thieving hordes on FOUNDER heights,
Just were the Sun gids the t~ree-tops witha touch
of gold"
AYE, aye. For twenty years they have defed
the angry lightning's fires and the thunders
vengeful bolts"
Turn the rascals out"
"Aye, turn the rascals out"
but hist. Let it be done grammaticallv."
"Aye, let it be done grammatically."
elbow, we clarions, until We split the blue
vaults of heaven. Blow until the eaglets in wild
eyries plead for silence. Ye mighty phalanXes
whose serried columns Jove's batteries have
faced, listen. The Republican party must co.
go, go, go! Aye, aye! Hip, hip, huzzah!7
Let Freedom from her perch ON high look
down and smile. Mars, assume thy darkest
frown; the hour has come. Up, up! We kneeling
hosts! Grasp from the skies the color for your
bannersl With earthquakes fearful roar your
weapons lead. and in r~esistless torrents of out
poured wrath outshout the elements in the
crash of matter and the wreck of worldsr
Where's Holmanl"
Behind yonder thicket. as commanded
The foe approaches! Bring Holman out. Bid
him show his face. All! ha! they fly! they fly
MIR. DANA DENIES THE TRAGEDY.
New York Sun.
Mr.. Dana has written a classical tragedy, founding
it on the episode of Observation-Disclosures Call.
This is an error. The real author of this play
is the Hon. Henry Watterson, of Kentucky.
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Her Hearts Desire.

0 cruel Fate, and kind!
To fill her empty hands with gold,
Only to find
There is one thing never sold:
One thing he cannot buy or hire
Her hearts desire!
o Fate. so cruel and kind
Unto flames upper seat to raise her,
Only to find
She kindles not, though all the people praise her;
Her restless eyes are seeking something higher
Her heart desirel
o cruel Fate, and kind!
On her to lavish all things, saving one,
Only to find
The same sad, longing look when all is done.
o Fate, so kind! why, why so cruell
Take up the pearls all trodden in the mire,
And bring her only that one priceless Jewel,
Whose glorious ray will waken and inspire
Her hearts desire. 7
james HI. MacCullock.
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not fall within her capacity, though she occa-
sionally attempts both. The singing of a hymn
by Miss Lolita and Billy in the midst of their
fooling was sharply resented so much so that
the debutante in some perpleXity said; Il don't
understand this, gentlemen" and abruptly left
the stage, and there was also a marked show of
Impotence at certain floral tributes Of suspicious
origin which We're indiscreetly passed to tho
actress across the foot-lights.
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The Pilot.

Ny bark is waited ON the strand
BY breath divine;
And on the helm there rests a hand
Other than mine.
One who was known in storms to sail
l have on board;
Above the roaring of the gale
| have ny Lord.
He holds me when the pillows smite;
| shall not fall.
Ii sharp, tbs short; if long, It's light
He tempers all.
Safe to the landl safe to the land!
The end is this;
And then with Him go hand in hand
Far into bliss.
Dean Afford.
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London Times.
We can only say, as Miss Lolita has doubtless
learned from her reception at the Opera Comique
on Saturday night, that in this country "A differ
ent standard of taste prevails. The peculiar
'business'-art it can scarcely be called-which
she has brought across the Atlantic, and which
has already been illustrated in London by her
younger rival. Miss Minnie Palmer, would doubt
less find favor in "A London music hall, viewed
through "A friendly medium Of steaming grog or
tobacco smoke. IN Il London theater it is apt to
provoke the same reflection as the presence of
the fly in the amber. 1t may be said at once that
Miss Lotta's claims to attention, at all events in
the piece selected for her disappearance in Eng
land, rest mainly upon the sprightliness of a di-
miuutive figure, which she turns to account by
assuming short skirts and pinafores and affect
ing the airs of a "tomboy.' She is not an
actress. but a canine, and her comedy consists
in making faces, kicking up her heels. sitting on
tables and swinging her legs, spooning. with Il
BOBBY called Billy and generally inducing in Il
mischievous hobbledehoy ~islness, without the
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WHY Thew Gall HIM oOld MAN.

"Ycs, FLATS sadly So, said Jenkins, my hair
is turning gray and falling out before its time.
Use something! | would. hut most hair gestorers
are dangerous" True" answered his friend,
but Parkcr's Hair Balsam is as harmless as it
is effective. I've tried it. and know. Give Tho
Balsam a show and the boys will soon stop call.
ing you Old man Jenkins" ltncvcr fails to re.
store the original color 10 gray or faded hair.
Richly perfuincd, an elegant dressing.
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Fidelity.
TERRE HAUTE.

Can I forget! All, will it be
When life has lost its youth,
That / will not remember theel
That l will then, in truth,
Forget that heart which mine has pressed,
Forget those lips by mine caressed,
Forget my lfe-for yours was mine
So closely did our hearts entwine-
Forget! Oh no, the ages may
Turn into mist the present day,
And weave a cloud of doubt around
A past by mortal memory bound:
Each tick of time shall be the kneIl
BY which my soul will know too well
That whether years go slow or fast,
1t lies but in the happy past-with thee.
=. G.
AHRLEsTON, Ill.
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Written i'm an Album.

From wells where truth in secret lay,
He saw the midnight stars by day.
20, marvellous giftF' the many CRIED
80, cruel gift!' his voice replied.
The stars were far, and cold, and high,
That glimlneredin the MONDAY sky.
He yearned toward the sun in vain
That warmed the lives of other men.
w N HnWellg.
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For cleansing the throat and strengthening
the voice, Ayers Cherry Pcctoral is invaluable to
singers and public speakers,
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CHARLESTON, Ill.
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The Swain COnrt.,nartial.

TESTIMONY OFFERED By THE DEFENSE.
When the Swain court-martlal convened this
morning the defense called Mr.. Frahcis Trowbridge,
a New York broker, to testify to Mr.. A. E. Bate
mans reputation among New York business men,
but upon admitting that his knowledge OF MI.
Bateman's reputation was limited in extent was
not permitted to testify.
Mr. Joseph Mcdonald, chief clerk OF the Judge
advocate generals Office, called and asked re-
gardng an interview between Bateman and Swain
In October, 1892 the defense desiring to show, they
said, that Bateman then regarded the "due bill" as
a negotiable paper and sought TO secure an exten-
Sion OF time.
Objection was raised to this testimony, and long
argument followed, during which Mr.. Shelabarger
said II the defense were to be prevented from
proving that this paper was more than a memo
randum OF deposit they might as wei abandon
their case.
Mr.. Chandler, replying to this, said that the
statement about abandoning the case was q wall OF
despair, not an argument.
The court Overrued the objection. The witness
said he heard Bateman say he would like to have
the money on the same terms as Mr.. Brown had
had It. and swain replied that he could not let him
(Batemanl have 1t on those terms. because he did
not want to become partner in the concern. He
preferred to let the money stand as 1t then stood
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TNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

INHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE UNDERTAKINGS
WAGON. ONE LIGHT THREE PRING WAGON
ONE SOkREt. HOR oE. AND SET OF GOLD
MOUNTED HARNESS.
BY virtue of deed of trust dated 18th 7ay of April
1850 and duly recorded in Liber No 1O37 folio 322 of
the iah rcoFts of'the DIST let of Columbia and by i-
recton OF the party secured thereby will sell at pub
NC auction IN front of Thomas Dowlins auction rooms
on 1 Il L hSDA4, EIGH TENTH DECEMBER 1884 at
Terms cash.
dl3-4ts CHAS WAJTFp Tr,,Stao
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Special Dispatch to TIE EVENING STAR
ALBANY, December l5-The gossip over the cabi-
net here gives Senator Bayard the Secretaryship
of the Treasury, W. c. Whitney, OF NY, the Attor-
ney Generalship, and includes John Quincy Adams,
of Massachusetts and Senator Garland, OF Arkan-
Sas, for other positions
Presldent-elect Cleveland has been invited TO
visit the New Orleans exposition and has informed
the committee who asked him thst he may attend
On the 18th OF January. He has been on cred the
presidents private Car OF the N. Y. Central r L.
for the entire trip.
The campaign for the senatorsbip increases in
interest Mr. Plat, the present senator, will lead
the antlArthur forces, and promises successful
combination on Mr. Morton, the present minister
70 France. good part Of the canvass VIII be car
ried On In New York city this winter, where, 1t is
understood, Mr.. Platt will make his headquarters
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The Methodist Centenary.

A PAPER BY REV. F. NJ. HAMILTON, OF This CITY.
tenary conference resumed its session at Mt Yer
non church this morning, Bishop Hood, OF the A.
exercises, a paper on methodist Means OF
Grace" prepared by Bishop Halsey, of the COL
ored NJ. E. church, was read by the Rev.
r. NJ. Hamilton, OF the colored NJ. E. church, OF
Washington. "The church." 1t said s'shvuld be
the embodiment OF innocence and plety. and the
most important means OF grace Nothing can take
the place Of the preachers who are filled with the
spirit of God. The camp-meeting was another
prominent factor In the salvation OF souls and
should never be eliminated from the system of
Methodism. The effect OF fervent prayer, fasting,
abstinence and OF class-meetings as q means OF
grace were Severaly considered"
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IN


GEORGE. On the eth Of December. 1894. CO stocton,
Texas JOHN NEEKS GEORGE, infant son of Lieut.
Charles and Jennie George. u = A. ana great grand.
of the late Gen ID. Graham, U. s. A.. and the late
Alexander Lee, of Washington city.
GREENE. At the portsmouth navy-yard on Thur
day, December llh 1854 In the forty sixth Of his
aye Commander SAMUEL DANA GREENE, United
States navy. OF General George Scare Greene. q
khcde Island
iuneral ct Bristol r. l.. Tuesday. Decenber 10th
at 30 y.
$40 y. m GRACE BERIIA. ia ant dalguter Of ArInnl
and Grace Al. St1ddart aged yeaI. months and Is
days.
Funeral from the residence of her parents No. 500
street northwest Monday December 18th, at ,. p m.
NHEATLEY. on Monday. December 18th. 1884. -
1880 a m JENNIE, daughter samuel Il, aud Jenna
Nhestley. ased fourteen years.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
wUSDERLY On Saturday. December Is, 1884, a
LAO O'Clock D. m, ]; b. wUNDEhl-Y. Of MiddleburR
Pa at the residence Of hrs sister, Mrs j. A Csnpbe
Tie remains were taken to Middlobur for inter
m
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Tar Mrsrrr SroRA
CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS,

Being established to sell First-Cass Clothing for
men ana boys Mt Lower prices than possible TO be
made py houses under enormous expenses we have no
lessons ghost stories and preposteous claims freely
made but auhere to first and only way OF adverti-
sing viz sv1 prices which claim to b. fully % per
cent lower than even those great reductions socaed
ana packing them upwith the goods guaranteeing,
A few more dagonal Prince Albert Suits reduced to
GIG: can't be matched under $50
atin.Ened Overcoats reduced from $25 to 81.
Chinchiila Overcoas reduced to SIS would be cheapat
Black Broadcloth suits at $40; worth $40
Fine Broadcloth Full Dress Suits swallow tail coat)
S25: worth $45
D. b. Chnehilla Coats and Vests at So: worth SIS
good substantial Overcoats a. Sc ST. 49, SO and 10:
IuIly $50 per cent below regular prices.
Zine @hlnchila Surtout Overcoats at 500 worth Y3j
Newmarket Overcoats at $40, S12 and sic; worth
double.
Suits and Overcoats for boys from to years will be
sold at exactly 80 cents the dollar of former prices
Suits and Overcoats for boys from to 1. years will be
sold at 10 cents on the dollar of former prices
from Sc mp.
Four Button Getaway Corkscrew Suits in black and
colors at Sl2; former price $lS.
Mems and Boys Gossamers ard Rubber Coats, re-
CARELESS OF cost, at
THE MIsFIT STORE,
COR 10TH AND STREETS.
P. a-Be sure and come to the corner Of Tenth and
streets. dl2
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THE B1a,sr-sryr1sr1 LrBE, sr1r-Tn the Blaine

THE BLAISE-SENTISEL LIBEL SuIT.-fn the Blaine.
SeHet libel suit IN the federal court In indiaaapo-
lis, saturday, John c. Shoemaker, president OF The
Sentinel company, Med an affidavit asking thai
further proceedings be stayed until the paintin
has answered the heterogeneous which were Tiled
with the amended bl OF discovery. The suit Is SCI
FOR trial for December %, and Judge Woods WIN
probably rule to-day on The request for q furthel
Stay OF proceedings.
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Opening the Exposition.
GUESTS INVITED TO SEE THE PRESIDENT TOUCH I'll
TELEGRAPH

The Secretary OF State this afternoon issued in
vitations for the orficial opening OF the New
Orleans exposition by the President in the east
room OF the White House, at exactly 1a
O'Clock tomorrow. Invitations were sent TO the
members OF the diplomatic corps cabinet officers,
the President OF the Senate the Speaker OF the
House and the Chief Justice and the ladies OF their
households. Others will be invited directly
from the White House, among whom
:llbe Mr.. W. ". Corcoran The Geographic in
Strument which will be used IN opening the EXPOSE
ton Will be placed I'm the East room this afternoon
or tomorrow morning. AS soon as the Information
Is received from New orleans that everything Is In
readiness the President viii make brief opening
address, which will be telegraphed 10 the
exposition and read there. The Pres
ident then, by pressing button,
VIII start the immense Corliss engine IN the eXpoSi
tion buildings, which will start the MACHINERY
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ROSTERS GREAT AUCTION SALE OF FINE
a ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BOOKS,
6O9 Pennsylvania avenue under Metropolitan Hotel,
commencing THURSDAY. DECEMBER ELEVENTH,
and continuing until the entire stock is sold This is
rare chance FOR book buyers the stock embraces
immense collection from all the various departments of
Literature, Science and Art Family Bibles Pocket
Bibles. Pray Books Photograph Albums, &C, which
must be closed ont. lrivate sales during the day
Auction sales EVERY NIGH at SEWN O'CLOCK
WALTER d. WILLIAMS X Co,
delO-eo2w Auctioneers.
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GINSHEIMER Il BRO
- sos 7th street, bet. Fl and L and 3l51 NJ street
We call particular attention to our very complete
stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES FOR THE FALL TRADE.
We are sole agents for DURTS CELEBRATED
MEMS SHOES. There none better and
Eerior TO custolnmade. We have the following sy les:
BURIS FINE CALI. button or plain. aud pointed toe
BURTS FINE CALF Congress CATERS in broad and
narrow toes.
BURT's FINE CALF lace-hook balls
BURI'S FINE CALF Congress and button.
BURIS FINE extra broad bottoms. for old gentlemen
BURT'S BOY SHOES. in lace and button. every style
OF toe.
We invite an inspection of these goods from that
want zoos shoes There are no better.
In our Ladies' Department We have tho
CELEBRATED COUSINS SHOES
COUSINS FINE KID. button. high heel. and pointed
or box toe
COUSINS FINE KID. common sense toe
COUSINS FINE STRAIGHT GOAT, button, in both
styles
COUSINS FINE pEBBLE. button. in common-sense
M1ssLs SHOES in Kid. Straight Goat. and Pebble
cox FINE SHOES for Ladies. Misses. and Children
CHILDREN AND MISSES SPRING HEEL SHOES in
great variety.
All of which goods sell at very low price We ask
aca OF all before purchasing your Shoes we can
you money by doing So Remcmber the name and
number. klNSHEIMEH ERO.
se20 SUS eth aud 3l51 strest1
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucts.
THOS. J. FISHER h CO..
Il Real Estate Auctioneers

1hUSIEES SALE OF THREE SMALL BRICK
HOUSES AND LOTS, KNOWN AS Nos 1904 1854
n! AND Nd, asoS g, KiNS Si PLACE NoRTHwEsT.
D. 1881 and duly recorded N iber No. 1854 folioSs:i
rs enc OF the land records for the District OF Co
DECEMBER lHE EIGHTEENTH. AID. 1884. at
HALF-PAST THREE O'CLOCK. in front of the premi-
agndgsd and two GOD and one hundred and one uol
oered twenty t26, 10 thirty {33 Inclusive in
SQUARE nqm6ered two hundred and forty-one l24l)
OF the surveyor OF the District Of Columbia together
viii TIE improvements thereon. consisting OF three
Nos $50, iso4 and 1905 King1nan fIaco northwest
Onethird caah. balance In six co. and twelve
90 months with interest and secured BY deed of trust
aured on each lot ct time q SALE Conveyancing at
cot OF purchaser II terms Of sale are not complied
with within ten days from day OF sale the property
WIN ne rsoid Il rsk and COST of defslting purchaser
EDWARD STELLwAGES, Trustee.
1874 street northwest;
o6-d&de 1e06 street.
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EIGHT OYsrERMss DROWNED IN THE RAPPAHAu

DROWNED hAPPAHKUs
EocR.-A correspondent OF the Baltimore sun. wi.o
was sent 10 the Rappahannock 10 Investigate the
reported loss OF life among the oysterAen In the
Storm last Tuesday, states that SO far only eight
persons are known TO have been drowned, all COX
Ored men
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OFFICIAL fRcGSAn ANNOUNCED FoR gHE UNvEuKd
MKT SATURDAY.
The Secretary Of the Navy this afternoon issued
an order for the unwilling OF the Dupont statue al
two o'clock next Saturday afternoon The pro-
gram is similar 70 that heretofore announced
In THE STAR, with the exception that Rev.
Mr.. Leonard OF ST. Johns church, VII conduct
the religious portion OF the ceremonies instead CT
blshop Lee. or Delaware. who n prevented
Irom attending on account OF ill-health-
oracers ana men who served under
Admiral Dupont, either In the Mexican war CT the
war Tor the Cnion are particularly invited By the
Secretary 10 be present
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Postmaster Congcr Corrccss n Misssass.
To The Editor Of THr EvESISa srAR:
WasurN,.rO> IN q In

10 tDe Editor OF Tux EvENISa star:
WASHINGTON ID. c., December is. 1854
Frequent rnisstaterents have OF late appeared
IN newspapers as Ia the pay ment or employees OF
the railway mai! service NY oiicial acts arc
properly subject 10 public criticism and l. there
lore. reply % the criticisms made IN this Instance
The statement that railway postal clerks are not
paid until the month after their salaries became
que is absolutely false. In no instance has there
oeen IA unnecessary delay OF a single day or q
single hour In payments 10 clerks In that service
on the part or this once section 40
postai laws and regulations requires post
masters 10 be prepared 20 nav en-
poyeS within three days after the ex-
plration OF the month In which the service was
month has erpired The custom OF making ad-
vances on the 18th OF each month was discontinued
by me on account OF this regulation, for this
reason the numerous attacks and CRITICISMS are
made When the Postmaster General sees nc 70
suspend or change the regulation referred to- viii
but not until Then In order 10 make an advance
payment 10 postal clerks for the Christmas hou-
days. recently requested permission OF the de-
reply:
"SR: Your letter OF the 10th instant, asking for
authority 10 pay all railway postal clerks who are
PAID at your ONCE up 10 December 23l. has been
referred 10 this Office by the general superfnten.
dent RAILWAY mall service Authority Is granted 70
pay such clerks on the ed inst all moneys due 70
that date. Very respectfully,
(SignedD H. ID. LYMAN.
Second Assistant Postmaster Generai1
IL Will thus De seen that L am carrying out the
requirements OF the Post ofce department strictly,
and II any criticisms are made against the method
or paying this class Of employees IL should be made
against the department. and not against me-
Yours truly, FRANK L. CoNGER
-~o----
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The sale Of the New York Graphic to J. ". Hinh
ley was contaminated saturday.
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FIRST LIEUT.. T. H. FRENCH. 80 cavalry, has been
ordered before retiring board at whpp.e bar
racks, Arizona, OF which Gen. Crook is president
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I'd Edition.
Latest I6lGgrans to The Star.


Cabinet GOssip-The Senat0rship Cam.
Paf2n-The Combination On Minister
Morton - The Presfdent-elect will
PROBABLY visit New Orleans I'm Jan.
Oary.
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AUCTION SALES.

THIS EVENING.
NEALTER B. WILLIAMS /. CO., Auctioneers.
GRAND CHRISTMAS SALE.
FINE TRIPLE sILyER-PI.ATED WARE,
ROGERS TABLE CUTLERY
MANTEL CLOCKS. EaOSZEs AND ORNAMENTS,
b. ORDER TAUNTON sILvER-PLATE COMPANY,
STORE CORNER TENTH AND d STREETS,
Facing Pennsylvania Avenue.
CoMMESCING
MONDAY MORNING. DECEMBER FIFTEENTH.
AT TEN A. VI
ResurniDg at
TWO AND HALF-PAsT sEyKN OCLOcKP
And continue from day day until the entire stock is
closed out.
The stock will include New and Beautiful Goods in
EFEE Ef oSTER 81 RalET Ess FR Ma1rE FISHES
ToIIET SITS UEys. CAKE BAs'
kE vAsF TCH BtTfsi aAs sYKs'
Ups ETC. Etc.
Also
$50 DOZEN ROGERS
AND OTHER CELEBRATED MAKES OF
IVORY PEARL. WAIRUs, CARVED HANDLE AND
Sill hAPksTER kN!xbs r E2hks r SPOONS.
KNIVES. ETC, ETC.
Choice Assortment of
NASTEL CLOCKS. BRONZES AND ORNAMENTS.
The salesro has been fitted no especially for the
fr v;tr lean gnp wei, hss1ed f9r the com
are RESPECTFULLY invited.
The goods will be in every respect as rep
resented AMI instructions are most positive to sell
tn eLt.rs stock without Reserve.
packed deIi-2w
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CAwnoD-BURGEss. At the residence Of the bridef
aunt. of Mt WASHINGTON baltimore county. Maryland
on November 9TH 1884 by the Rev Mr.. morgan, WILL
LIAM (. CAwOoD to SARAH BURGESS. both q
Washington, DC. =
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and3 p 10. prices
ofthe New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. H. Dodge $50 18th street.
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NSkkk6lED.

TEE WORRY OF A CONSTANT CorGH. and the
soreness or lungs. which generally accompanies IL,
are both remedied 10y DIR. Jayne's Expectorant
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RANGE OF THE INSTRUMENTATION following
were the readings at the Office or the chief signal
oihcer to-day: AIN, 3s1; IL n m, 4As pm. DO
MAXIMUM, 5l.0 Minimum, $50.