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VI A N lS led.

EAILUF-wILLIAMS. At the residence Of the
brides PARENTS November o. 1855 10y the Rev fath.s
Dunn. ROBERT b. BALLUf II MARY ILDl-l1,l K
WILLIAMS. No cards. IT.
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MARRIAGE LicENsES-Marriagei licenses have been
issued by the clerk OF the court to Walter f. Noand
and Florence J. Graham; John r Suter and Anna
Is. Roudabush; Peter w. Street and Eliza Ellen
Baker; Peter GeneSse, OF Nice, France, and Sarah
Hailinen; Charles f. Dessez and Cora c. Serrfn:
James Kelly and Mary Belts; James 4. Bond and
Flora Elizabeth MahOney; John Holmes and Laura
F1nckS.
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

FINHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
IN SQUARE SixTI-NN NE. IN The CITY OF
WASHINGTON, ON TWENTY.FIRST STREET,
BETWEEN AND STREETS
By virtue of decree duly passed in Equity cause
N99iSS awler klndsloe) on the Odd OF October "a
1884, Will sell at pubic auction the premises III
NJ NnA6, IhE VEN, NENIL Eli DAY OF No.
half interest IN lot 25. in LOOMS subdivision OF
square 50 in the City OF Wsshn2ton D. G.. with the
improvements consisting OF two story frame house
Terms of sale: third cash. balance in six twelve
and eighteen months with inter st. to be secured by
deed of trust the premises sold all cash at
chasers ption 800 to be paid at time OF sale Co
Dliance to be had with of sale within five days
after SALE Ctherws resale will be had at purch.
risk All conveyancinx at purchasers cost.
Al the SAM TIME the other undivided half inter-
est VIII be sold.
n3-dts C. NJ MATTHEWS Trustee, 1908 31st st.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York stock Market.
The following are the opening andS p. m. prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to H. II. Dodge, 500 18th street:
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DuNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL

TRUSTEES SALE OF vALuABI.E IMPROVED REAL
ESTA E. NO 1914 VERMONT AVENUE
By virtue of deed OF II ust to me- bearing date -
the Goth day OF February. 1888 and duly re- mo
corded in Liber No 1882 Folio 31S ct seq .AI2
Of the land recor is Of the District Of Columbia. will
sell at public auction in front of the premises URS
DAY. NOVEMBER s1xTii, 1854. at the hour of FOUR
O'CLOCK NJ the following real estate. situate in
the City Of Washington. D. G; to Wit AZ of lot mum
Carks division OF lots numbered one % TO five co
inclusive In square north Of quare numbered three
hundred and thrty-four (334 subject to rior deed
OF trust dated February 9Th. 1879, ard recorded in
Liber 9O6 Folio 3S5 ct seq said land records to
secure an ndebt dness of 1915 with interest at 10 per
cent per annuIn from September 9th 1888
Terms of SALE One half the purchase money in cash.
the balance i'll six months with interest per cent
per annum. to be secured by deed of trust on the
property sold to the satisfaction of the trustee
cash at the purchasers option deposit of $50 will be
required when the property is knocked down. The
trustee the RICH to resell if the ters OF sale
not complied with in five days the day of sale
after five days notice by advertisement the risk and
cost of the defaulting purchaser.
CHARLES H. KNIGHT,
oc25. novl&ds-3t Trustee.
II THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TO WEDNES-
DAY, NOVEMBER 1WELT TIL. 1884. same hour and
place By order Of the trustee.
CHARLES H. KNIGHT.
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RANGE OF THE TBERMoNETER-The following
were the readings at the Office OF the CHER signal
oiiieer to-day: am 37.9: II M, So; pin, 4a4
Maximum, Ala minimum. 36.9.
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A cablegram from London last night says: Amer
lean coteries In Paris and London have been greatly
excited over the presidential election in the United
states. The various news rooms were kept open
throughout the night, aud as the conflicting ac-
counts were received each party became alter
nately Jubllant or depressed. The democrats, how
ever, have been the most sanguIne Private dis
patches were hourly received at the American ex-
change I'm Charfng Cross, where there were con-
gregated anxious crowds OF American tourists
One dispatch was received saying that New YORK
state had been carried by the democrats by 1000
majority, but the reports and rumors finally dwin-
died that figure down 10 republican victory OF i've
A fen Thousand
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE SMALL BRICK
HOUSES AND LOTS, KNOWN AS Nos 1902 1904
ID A M

-
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE SMALL BRICK
HOUSES AND LOTS. KNOWN AS Nos 1902 1904
AND 1905 KINGMAN PLACE NORTHWEST
BY virtue of deed of trust dated 10Th March, A. *,
D. 1884, and duly recorded In Lber No 9G4, folio s;a
223 of the land records for the District of .A
luinba, shall sell. ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, NO
VEMBER THE SEVENTEENTH. 1884. at FOUR
hundred and three l0 one hundred and two lO2) and
one hundred and one (lOll according To T. Kingmans
subdivision Of sub lots numbered twenty six 126) to
thirty !33l inclnsi in square numbered two
hundred forty t24l) recorded in Book IL
subdivisions 2 in the Office of the Surveyor the
District of Columbia toxether with the improvements
thereon. consisting of three twos,ory and basement
brick dwellings, known as Nos 1852 1904 and 1906 King
man Place northwest which will be sold separately.
Terms: One.third cash. balance in six 6) and twelve
N months with interest and secured BY deed 9 trust
quired each lot at time of SALE Conveyancing at
cost OF purchaser II terms of sale not complied
with within ten days from day Of sale the property
will be resod at risk and cost OF defauting purchaser
after five days notice In The Evening STAR
EDWARD j. STELLWAGEN, Trustee,
1924 street northwest.
FREDERICK b. MCGUIRE, Trustee
n4-dkda 1906 street
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ARRESTED FoR THREATENING TO SHOOT NAN.
This afternoon word was sent to police headquar-
tiers that near Prices stable on 9th street. young
man was threatening to shoot aocoiored man. De-
tectfpes RAN and Cox responded. and took in Gus
t0dy young man named Richard Ryder, residing
In South Washington. He was taken to the TIN
precinct.
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BROS. Auc1ioneers.

nUNCAESON BROS. AucIioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS, FRONTING EACH 23l0-l2 FEET ON L
STREET. BETWEEN THIRi EENTH AND FOUR
TENTH STREETS NORTHWEST, WASHING
TON, d. c.
By virtue of certain deed of trust bearing datc&
on SEPTEMBER lst, d. 1888, and duly recorded in<&
IiDer 053 folio 2S5 ct seq. Of the land
ords OF the District Of Columbia and at the request of
the holder o. the note secured thereby. will sell
public anction in 'front.' Of the premse on WEDNEs-
DAY, NOVEMBER TWELt tn, A. D. 1884. at HALF
PAST THREE Rec O'CLOCK PM. the following piece or
c. and being Lots numbered thr.y-s1 800 and thirty
square numbered two hundred and forty eight t24s)
subject to two certain deeds of trust recorded respec
lively in Liber No $685. folio 264. ct seQ and Liber No
92 folio 2 ct seq Of the land records securing two
certain pronissory roes follows One for So 600 and
interest thereon at eight per cent per aDnum from
March 18th. AID. 1885, and for $1,000. and interest
4th. A. D. 1888
Terms Of sale: One third cash. the balance in two
equal instailments payable in six and twelve months
for which notes OF the purchaser bearing interest at
six per cent per annum and secured by deed trust
upon the property sold will be taken al cash at OPP
quired at time Of sale All conveyancg and recording
GEORSE E. EMMoNs. r.,.....
oc28-eo MAHLON ASHFORD. ! Trustees.
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r 1EBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
IL FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT FLAvORINQ
STOCK FOB SOUPS. MADE DISHES AND
6AUCES ANNUAL SALE. 100000 JARS
LIEBlG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
An invaluable tonic. Its, SUCCESS and
boon Tor which nations should feei grate-;
su."-See Medical Press" Lancet" 81
Genuine only with tia fac simiis Of Baron
ideog's SIGNATURE in Blue Ink across the
Graph having been largely used BY dealers
With no connection with Baron Iiehig, the
Public are informed that tho Lehig Com
Iany alone can offer the criticize with Baron
1iebigs guarantee Of gcnuiHcnesa
L1EB1G coNpANY's EXTRACT OF NEAT.
To be had Of ell Stotekeepern 0rocefs aud
ehelnists. Sole Agents for the United States
Wholesale only @. David = Co, Feuohuxub
avenue. Lonaon knxland mylS
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rnR srRErrp PULL OF sHorrrSc xES-THs SCENES
OF 20 sURPAssED.

ruR STR Err Pull OF SHOUTING xKS-rHs SCENES
OF 20 SURPASSED.
special 90 the Philadelphia Times from New
York last night says: "1he excitement 10 this
city over the election returns Is unprecedented.
Even the scenes OF 1916 surpassed. The baiie-
tin boards have been thronged since six O'Clock
last evening by snrgtng. shouting mass They
have surged and trampled through the mud ana
yelled themselves hoarse over their particular
President The hopes OF both sides have been
raised and lowered In turn. So great was he
crowd In Printing House square that the police
more than once were forced to dispersc them To-
night both sides are Claiming the state. and The
apparent democratic majority Is being slowly but
surely Whitfield down. At the newspaper offers
corps OF eflcient men are hard at work trying 20
reach the exact figures, while from the 7rtbtflse,
Times and States-zes,a'ao buildings nags 10 cheer
both sides wave
The most nervous men are the gamblers The
betting has been unprecedented Hundreds OF
thousands OF dollars have been wacered, and the
betters want the thing decided Al SIS the Ssus's
figures, which are coafessedly reliable. and which
give the complete returns : sent by reliable cor
respondents IN every county IN the state show that
the state is likely and liable 20 go fftesn hundred
either way. Gov Cornell has teegraphed To Mr.
Blaine that he IL surely elected--that Is n this
state has anything 10 do with 81. Dudley has tee-
graphed nom Indiana that that state has gone re-
publican by SIX thousand. but other special reports
show that the state Is very close In short returns
tonight give hardly any more DEFINITE information
than was had twenty -four hours age, and the hole
situation Is still In dOubts
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AccoRDIoS PLEArRR;~.

The fleater with which Nine Saasie established her
business and the sole device used by her for the first
hVe years aud still used al kinds Of box accordion
and fancy peetings IL offered for sale Send tor
Circular No. East 18th street. New York oc3-3m
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American Society of Mechanical En-.
EineefS.
NEW YORK, November 6.-The American Society
OF Mechanical Engineers to-day, at their annual
meeting elected the following officers for the en-
suing year: President, j. F. Holloway, OF Cleve
land, u; vice presidents. c. ". Copeland. of New
Towne OF stamford, Conn; managers, W. L.
Church, Pittsburg, Pa: VIM. Hewitt. Trenton, N.
VIM j. Wiley, New York, and secretary. F. r.
Hutton New York
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THE LEAVE of absence on surgeons certificate Of
disability granted cd Lieut.. VIM. A. Kimball, I4th
infantry, is extended two months on surgeons GER
tificate or disability.
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IL PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
DOtBLE IRkc&. sPIESDID scESERY.
Eht II f r1zsr MN Nae lsIs = s9U1PhENr
Trains leave Wsshlngton. station. Of 9Th
Ioi Pttsbrx and the West, Chicago Limited Express
g. Psase Iars al ya s1 m ay wins dasi ds e
iIg Cars from Harrisburg 70 Cincinnati. and II Tel
VIII siseplS Car Altoona 10 Chearo western E9
Iress 40 p daily. with Palace Cars to Pittsburs.
ItiisbuTg . cheago Mail I5prss5 10 o :. daily
.sr f1ttsburg AMI the West. with Palace Sleeping Car
BalT II MORE AND POTOMAC nAILRoAD.
leu m dsiiy. except saturday. with Palace Cars
Nasnlrgton 70 koehest@r; IRAN leaving washing
fg WAisnspors Lock Haven and LlmIra, al $40 q IN.
For New lork ana The Fest. rs. $50 a m. 100
an 40 900 l0-oo anG Ii Is D N ON sunday. A. 60
rAIior Carr. ssoa- NJ daily. except SUNDAY.
for Boston tnont Change 200 p IL every weekday.
For BEookyns g. all through trains connect at Jer-
rect transfer 70 FULTON avoiding double ferriags
For rhiladephia rs 80 and II a. m. go. 4oo, Geo.
~ ana IL 70 p M. qn sunday aoo 500 1910 and
TSr Bati11Ote esS h "a II 90 $50; noO M 12oa
On Sunday. s4o. ll00a m. 4oo. CO. 40 i0Od and
For Pope. Greek Line es5a IN and A 4op ~ daily
For Annspoiis 6.ss H. l2O5 and 44o p m daily. e.
AIExASDKiA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY
and ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
ROAD.
For Alexandria, s. go. 925, Il OIL and Il35 a m,
2O6. ~. IS. co., SOS and Ills p. H. On sunday
g6.lO. 925. ll0t m. 8 Us .. H.
For Richmond and the 90 and II Oh q IN oaIy
and as y. daily. except Sunday
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington. o. 90
1e.1o m; %. a0e. 49, 5.l0, 100 aud lU4O p. H.
ard II 10 m1dniyht Except Monday. On Sunday Il
500 and 10 ~ a. NJ Io5 and 1910 p. N. aud II 10
night
Tickets information the oce northe corner
Of 18th street and fennsy avenue and
tor wher. orders can be lett Tor the checking of bag
CHaS. E. PUGH. J. r. WOOD
General PASSENGER Aa-r
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How the Record Stood this Morning.
The following table gives the states which were
surely for Cleveland this morning, those which
were conceded to Blaine and those which were still
in
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A Majority Of Eighty Electoral Votes.


The Times informed its readers yesterday morn
ing that Grover cleveland had been elected Presi-
dent OF the United States IL during the confusion
OF the day any one was led to doubt the corr ect-
ness OF Cur conclusion, 1t was because he fooishly
allowed his faith to be shaken by the eXtravagant
falsehoods and buster OF the defeated. The re-
tureS we have received during the last "a hours
confirm and make certain what we then asserted
with full confidence. New York has been carried
for the democratic electoral ticket by plurality OF
3O00 The returns on which this total is based are
very nearly complete, and the Official count will
but slightly vary IL. The six votes OF Connecticut
and New Jerseys nine are assured to Cleveland BY
substantial pluralities. The democratic majority
in Indiana Will be nearly 10 900, giving fifteen more
electoral votes to Gov. Cleveland, and Wisconsin
Eiay be confidently counted on Tor eleven more.
while there is strong probability That the success
OF the fusion ticket in Michigan will add nine more
TO his Increasing majority. This gives him 239 Of
the 401 votes Of the electoral college, majority OF
80, only 159 being left to Mr. Blaine even should he
have carried California with eight votes, and Ne
vada with three, which he Lay yet be compelled
to give up.
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STEAMERS.

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ArRANIA Wei Nov rs. CiAHLIS....... We'd, Dec. a
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK
RATES OF PaSSAGE-S6o. $50 and 500. according
f. accommodations
steerse very low rates Steerage tickets from Lv
erpOO and Queenstown and all other parts OF Europe
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Through bills of laden gwen for Belfast. GLASGOW
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For freight and passage apply ut the Compa rs Office
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oc3O COS 18th street. Washington.
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Latest New. by Gable TODAY.

THE MEXICAN DEBT HELD IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, November Elm the house Of commons
to-day Lord Edmond Fitznaurice, under secretary
OF state for foreign affairs stated that Mexico rat
fec the agreement in re- ard TO the conversion of
the Mexican debt held in England on the 18th of
October.
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Helping Out InsoIvent Cities.

TRENTON, n. j., November 6-Judge Dixon, in
the supreme court, to-day declared constitutional
the act Of the last legislature for the relief OF
solvent cities by the appointment OF commissioners
OF taxation in cities where boards, charged with
the duty OF raising money by taxes to pay NUM-
cipa expenses, fall to organize or refuse TO do their
duty. Gov. Albeit was the author OF the bill. It
was contested by James Reed and others OF Eliza
beth on the ground that 1t was unconstitutional
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senator German says All Doubt Is Re-
moved.
CLEvELAND's MAJORITY SMALL. BUT SAFE, he SAYS.
The following telegram was received at demo-
cratic headquarters at 1:3O this afternoon:
New York.-There is no longer any doubt about
the election OF Cleveland and Hendricks Their ma
Jority in New York is small, but safe. Any attempt
to count US out Will fail A. p GoRMAN."
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Marriage in High Life.

A COMING EVENT WHICH AGrTATES TIE SOCITEY
CIRCLES IN RICHMOND
A dispatch to the New York World of to-day says:
The marriage OF Miss Pearl Tyler, the youngest
daughter OF the late President Tyler, a beautiful
young lady OF TWENTY-FIVE, is creating much ex-
element in Richmond, Va. She is to marry one
OF vlrginia's legislators, who is well known and
has every recommendation. The young lady is a
belle and has many admirers The marriage will
take place on the 18th in the cathedral at Rich
mond, and the ceremony will be performed by
Bishop keane, OF Richmond.
The Election Excitement in New York.
SCENES ON THE STREETS-THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE
WAITING FOR RETURNS.
The excitement that has prevailed In New York
since Tuesday is without parallel In the history
Of elections At every point where news could be
night and all day yesterday. vast mass of
House Square. and were In grealer number than
at any other place In the city. They formed a
bowling, struggling and surging crowd, but with
throughout the day. When looked unA from above it
seemed sea OF heads, that was swept hither and
theher, washed up against the buildings, and then
thrown back again. When anything particularly
exciting or important was posted thousands OF
hats were frantically waved and tnarticuate
sounds were thrown up as dust is In whirlwnd.
Hall the time the crowd did not know what
1t was shouting about The least encourage
shouts and shouts into roars When one dele
batch OF recruits would begin. and the
former condition OF affairs would return.
Cries and snatches OF campaign songs when started
would be taken up by thousands OF voices. Blaine
war cry would elicit vigorous response from the
democrats. In Wall street yesterday after tine
opening hour business came 10 standstilL The
city downtown presented the unusual spectacle Of
crowded streets and empty stores. Uptown the
same excitement and suspense prevailed.