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nANENHOwEK SON,
II Real Estate and Insurance,
No 1926 + street northwest

NO. lZL6 + street northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE NINE-ROOM
DWELLING HOUSE, WITH ALL MODERN I'M
PR0vEMENTS. No. 1924 FIFTH STREET
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of deed of trust made November 18th -,
1883 duly recorded in Liber 1854 folio 25 ct seq, iii
land records Of the District of Columbia aud by A
direction OF party secured will at public sale.
on the premises. on "WEDNESDAY Y. THE SEVEN
TENTH DAY OF DECEMBER. 1884, at FOUR
OCLOCK P. NJ, part OF Lot numbered nine CO... in
square four hundred and seventyseven (477) begin
nng for the same at point seventeen CD feet six 6l
inches north from the southeast Of said lot nine
go; thence north twenty-five t25J feet thence
ninetythree (9 feet four and half N9) inches:
thence south twenty five (25) feet thence ninety
three 9 feet four and naf t4 inches to the place
OF beginning with all the improvements thereon in
any wise apperteininE.
Terms of sale third cash. balance in and two
years with interest at centum secured by deed
Of trust all cash, at option of purchaser Convey
ancng at purchasers cost. deposit Of goo reQu red
at time OF sale Terms to be complied with in seven
days otherwise the trustees the right resell
at risk and cost of defung purchaser after five days.
public notice Of such resale in the Evening Starr
newspaper, published IN WASHINGTON D. c.
WILLIAM w. DANENHOWER. I r..
WASHINGTON DANENHOWERS trustees
THOMAS DOWNING Auctioneer d5.dtds
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VNRgSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY on
L PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE BETWEEN SEC
OND AND THIRD STREETS EAST. No. 20
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Lhe District OF Columbia passed in equity fff
NO S9ol doc: -, will. trustee appointed in .Ae.A
SAID cause. offer for sale, on THURSDAY, the EIGH-
IE N5H PAY OF DLcEA Der. A. D. 1884 at -FOUR
numbered thirteen u3) and fourteen a. } In square
numbered seven hundred and sixty-two (62) and de-
ecr1bed as follows Beginning for the at the
northwest corner Of said lot numbered thirteen 13
and thence running southwesterly along the western
me OF said lot 1872 feet inches; thence south
10 feet thence east sc feet and inches: thence tn
70 feet 10 inches thence east feet 81 inches: thence
north II feet 5x nches thence east foot 10 inches,
thence northeastwardy to point 30 feet and inches
from PennsyIvanla avenue line drawn parallel
with and Is feet from ives tern line aforesaid thence
along said line to said avenue and thence along said
avenue l6feet to the place of beginning together with
All the improvements ways easements rights and priv
ieRes to the same belonging. in wise appertan
ing, improved by frame dwelling and a store room.
Terms: One third of the purchase money be paid
IN cash the balance In six. nine and twelve months
from day Of sale aud to bear interest at per
cent annum and to be secured by deed of trust
premises sold Coaveyancing &C. at cost of purchaser
deposit OF 500 required 1t time of SALE Terms be
complied with In ten days, otherwise the trustee will
resell the property after five days public notice of such
resale In some newspaper publis led in Washington,
d. G.. CHAS WAITE. Trustee
$40 street northwest.
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts. d5-d6dbs
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The Ralt.,nore Markot@.

BALTIMORE December 5.-yirsinia sixes conscli-
dsted 39H pastdu coupons, 50; new ten forss, 81;
do new threes 52]f bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. MD, December 5.-Cotton higher aud
frrn.-middlng, 10Hs10x. Flour dull-Howsrd street
and western super. 225a26t do. extra, 75ess7 %.
extra sooss75; do: Rio brands as2at 3; Fss.psco
southern firm and steady western steady and f:iriy
Msrvl.n% ssHsssS No western Winter Ri mot
79lsa7s7s: December. 7s1sa7sh; January: eoXssoXi
demand: western HIGHER and active; southe5n white.
necember 47As4s1; January. 4e,fa46k Oats dull and
highest figures only for choice light weightsouthern,
ias4 western white. s2ass DO mixed sossl: Penn:
sylvania 32aS4: Rye quiet 62aSS Hay stesdyCprtTe
Provisions lower and dull. Mess pork. IS 90 Bulk
Bacop-shouIders Y; clear I6.ides. ok. H.m..
pssEed. 12ass: eresmsry aasl Eye. steady. sssa7
Petroleum nominsl-rehned. 7xs7x Coffee quiet and
easy~Rio cargoes. ordinary to fair. s,<asN Sugar
aHet and soft AZ iSppfs 10
per steamer quie..cotton. S,lsd -four frper. isSd;
bushels: corn. 900 bushels; oats. AoOo bushels;
Shlpments-corn 1000 bushels. Sales-wheat 6S3 900
bushels; corn, 10000 bushels.
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nR. W. I. PARKER. OF BOSTON, MASS ELEC-
tro-maenetic healer healing By laying Of hands
Treats rheumatism. Neuralgia. Asthma. Catarrh
OyHis. 81 vitus Dance, Nervous Prostration Lung
Liver and Kidney complaints. and ali diseases
wi thout the Of medicine. Consultation free VIII
visit patients &C their homes Office hours to 8
p. m al7 Al street northwest. nl7-3w.
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MO CURE NO PAY.-wHITEHURSTS CEDAR
AN BALSAA Is warranted t. cure Coughs. Coda
Group. 1hroat and Lung Diseases &C six DROPS dosa
Try not sxtisfed return the enrt bot lie and get
your money back. Sold BY ell Druxgists nl4f th3m
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SILKS, sAT1Ns, vELvETs. PLUsHRs.

o1LNS, bA1INSs VGLVEIS, PLUSHES.
We have of the last named four articles than
any three stores in the city combined
Beautiful quality extra heavy coored satin at R cents
worth 81 and many good bargains in his department
Coored brocade vevets black brocade velvets
per yard; excellent value.
Our black gros grain silk at al Is superior in quality
and wear to any reailed in this city at 81 40 We
show you over 5000 pieces Of silk goods in this depart
ment and Is the wonder Of every one who visits it.
Our cloak parlors the largest In the country being
So by 100 feet and the largest stock exhi
tied under roof Our prices have been cut to such
an extent that competition Is out of the question.
We selling beautiful heavy wel-made stockinet
walking jacket at So. rs; well worth S.. 80.
We ling heavy stockinet Newmarkets "a inches
long, at 1925; sold by others at $40.
Seal Sacqu.s warranted London dye at $125; ntrin-
sic value $176
Seal sacques warranted London dye, at S145: ntrip-
sic value $780,
Better qualities at like low hgures
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SPECIAITIES

DIfXA-DH MURLEMAN CURES PILES RY DI
rect treatment. without the Of knife. ca9stic
ltRature. Cure guaranteed Can be consulted at Ila
9Th street first and third ednesday
each month lin
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.
GREAT HOLIDAY SALE OF UNREDEEMED
vi PLEDGES.

GREAT HOLIDAY SALE OF UNREDEEMED
NJ PLEDGES.
will sell for selingeg 7sT Ith street norshwsst
NJ TIL. aSHALF-PAsT SEVEN P. NJ, and viii con-
tinue till DECEMBER TwENTY-FIFTH, EVERY
EVENING at HALF-PAST SEW " P. III.
This sale will consist Of q larxe line Of Diamonds
ladies' and Gentemen's Gold silver, Brass and Nickel
Watches; Gold Silver and Plated Vest Chains Gold and
Plated Charms and Iockets. far-rings Lace Pins
Bracelets Gold and Plated Neckchatns and large
variety OF Plain Gold Set knss In fact of the
largest varieties Of Jewery ever offered Of auction
Opera Glasses, large assortment o. fine Cloaks and
Gents Custom n.sde clothing Albums, Books, Bibles
D-awin Instruments, &c.
Remember il is to the advan OF purchaser
to attend this great holiday sale before making their
lectons of Xnss presents in the jewery line elsewhere
Goods sold without reserve.
N B-farties holding tickets on which the time has
expired please take notice.
F. sELIN9ER,
737 It'll street northwest
WEEKS CO.. Auctioneers n26-2w
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MARRIAGE LICBNsRA-MarTiage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court z H John
son and Emma Gaines Henson Brooks and Viz
ginia Murray, OF Ricamond. Va DAVID Nay, Of
6chloesef and May Ellen Dunn: Robert Hawkins
and Ida RObortaOn.
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The Necessity for . New City Pest OefIce.
TEE HOUSE, COMMITTEES ON PUpLlc GROUNDS coxsrp-
ERING The QUESTION OF THE SITE
Nj Stockslager, chairman OF the House commit
tee on public buildings ana grounds, ana the
House member Of the Joint committee appointed TO
select site for . new post ONCE building for the
District q Columbia, says he expects the commit
zee 70 report bin for the erection OF such build
ing TO the House very soon.
Senator Malone is the other member OF the FONT
COMMITTEES for the selection OF Q site, and Mr.
etockslaSer Will see him IS soon as poasible ana
prepare report upon the subject There were
three sites on public ground suggested. One wac
the spare IN mont OF the National theater. smother
vas IN JUDICIARY seuare and The Other Was N front
OF the Washington market OF these the nrst was
the ASf could be made large eeough only By appro-
prtating small plot OF ground adjacent which BE-
longs TO the District letter vas addressed % the
District Commissioners asking II they would allow
this ground 70 be occupied, and they replied that
they could not consequently that side was put out
OF the question. Mr.. St0cksager Is OF opinion now
that the bill win have to provide for the purchase
OF site, as well as for the construction OF the
building. Four purchasable sites have thus Tar
been examined by the committee. one Is the
Seaton hall property; one Is In the block extending
north ana west from the corner OF 9th and
streets and the other two are on the east and
south OF the Post once department
The Postmaster General In his report strongly
urges the necessity OF new post Office building
mere, ana Mr. StockSlager thinks the spirit OF the
House VIII be IN favor OF IL, as the immense amount
OF public mails handled here demands it
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The Swain Trial.

MR.. BATENAN, TIE BANKER, EXAMINED
Before the Swain court-mart1al yesterday, after
the discrimination OF Mr.. j. Stanley Brown was
Finished, Mr.. A. E Bateman, OF the firm OF Bateman
u Co, was called to the stand. He was only asked
two questions, the last one being request to state
what was the condition OF Swaim,s account on July
], USE. This lead TO long argument, which con-
tinued without any result being reached until the
hour OF adjournment
To-DAY's PRocEEDfNos.
When the trial was resumed this morning, the
examination OF Mr. Bateman was continued, the
court having decided to admit testimony as to con-
versations had by the witness with his bookkeeper
aS TO one or SwaimS checks. The witness ex-
planned the mode OF transacting stock business
through the agents OF the firm in New York. Mr.
Grosvenor having again referred to the fne OF de-
Tense outlined yesterday, and which he asserted
counsel for the defense would pursue objected to
the production OF reports and accounts sent to
Bateman Co. BY their New York agents
The judge advocate said that the prosecution pro-
posed TO show not only that these stock transactions
were reported TO Bateman & Co. by their agents In
New York, but that Bateman e Co were CHARGED
with the purchases. and paid for the stock pur-
chased
After long discussion the court admitted as evi-
dence the notices from the correspondents OF the
firm In New York OF all the purchases and sales OF
stocks set down In the consolidated statement
entries OF these transactions In the accounts eur.
rent furnished Bateman & Co. by these CORES
pondents
Mr.. Bateman was next examined as to the cir
cumstances attending the making OF the "due blll"
known to this Case.
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DCNCANsON BROS Auctioneers. n:
BROS. Auctioneers.
TPTJSTEE,S SALE

TRUSTEES SALE
OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE CONTAINED IN
HOUSES NOS. 1894 AND 1896 STREET NORTH.
MES'T. KNOWN AS THE ..KENsINGToN," COM.
PR1SING WALNUT AND ASH CHAMBER
SUITES. WARDRoBES. STUDENT CHAIRS
MARBLE TOP TABLES. LIBRARY TABLES
TABLES. WOOyEN, HAIR AND OTHER NAT.
TRESSES. holsters AND PILLOWS &c
By virtue If deed of trust duly recorded in liner
1os folio 4o9. ct Of the land records of the
District of Columbia Trustee will sell at putlic
auction the PREMISES. 1884 aud 1886 street north-
west. on MONDM, EIshTH DECEMBER, COM
mencing at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, all the goods and
chattels described in schedule marked "A" attached TO
said trsst and partly enumerated above.
n29-dts JAS. w. CROSS, Trustee
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WALTEK B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
POINTING On STREET NORTHWEST, Al
AUCTION

POINTING On STREET. NORTHWEST. Al
AUCTION.
By virtue of deed Of trust dated September -
oath. A. D.lSI5. and duly recorded in Iibtr No h.
795. folio ISL. che of the land records for
Washington county, in the District Of Columbia and
by direction of the party secured thereby will sell
pEGEMBEa TWENTY SECOND a. D 1854. at FOUk
situate in the city of Washington District Of Columbia
to wit Beginning for the sixty -four (s west
from the northeast corner Of east Of
hundred and nine (509), and running thence south
eighty (S0l feet thence west thirteen feet nine and
to Point sixteen fest 90 west from the place Of be
elnnng thence east sixteen feet (6) to place of
ming together with sl the improvements thereon
Tcr.as OF sale: The amount Of Indebtedness secured
by this deed of unpaid. with the expense GALE
In cash. and the balance at six. twelve and eixhteen
months for which the notes o; the purchaser bearing
trust on the ety sold shall be taken Adepost Of
the purchaser.
n2s-eod6Cs LEROY II TAYLOR Trrsfna
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MI ME- hosS
RELIABLE cLAIRvoYANr AND AsTRoLoGIsr.
Fee. 81.
Kessdence 1910 Ilth street northwest Hours from
o N &c p N. and from to o. n20
hk- kOBERISOS. THE WELL KNOWN BALTI-
~ more Speciast, with over 20 years experience in
eatng AL dsesses OF the Generative Organs and Ner
vous system be confdentaly consulted every We'd
nesiay and Saturday. from to p. 456 street
northwest ~ street Success guaranteed every
case without usiny druxs caustcs or rner1
curry. Private roOnls for ladies. oci-3fa
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FHRuSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Il OPPOSITE NEW PENSION OFFICE BUILDING
WITH BUILDING THEREON, No. A51 g STREET
NORTHWEST
nUNCANSON BRO. Auctioneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF SQUARE NO. o37 BOUNDED
BY NINTH AND TENTH STREETS MARY
LAND AVENUE, E AND D STREETS NORTH
EAST. IMPROVED BY BRICK HOUSE.
By virtue of deed Of trust duly recorded in a
Iiber Sl4 fol 4I3 ct one OF the land recOrS ~
of The District Of COLUMBIA. will sell on WED-3a
NESDAY. THE TENT DAY OF DECEMBER, A. D.
1884, at FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. in front of the prem.
ses all that certain piece parcel Of ground situate
and lying in the city Of Washington, and known and
described as all of
SQUARE NUMBERED NINE HUNDRED AND
THIRTY SEVEN (937,.
together with all the inprof ements ways easements
rights. privileges heridaments and appurtenances to
the same belonging or In any wise appertaining
Terms y ethird ca b; balance in equal installments
at one and two notes to be secured by deed of
ana Fearing interest ~ SIX per cent per annum
chaser Conveyancng. &c. at cost Of purchaser de-
post of $500 required at time OF SALE If Of
not complied with ten days from day of sale
sureties the right resell the cost of
the defauitng purchaser purchasers days
PUBLIC notice of such resale in some newspape. pub
lshed in Washington, ID. c.
DANIEL. W. MIDDLETON il ;, ,u,,.....
n2S-d&ds SAMUEL f. MIDDLETON, ! trustees.
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John Moore, editor or the Harrisburg, Pa, SIM
day Telegram, who was convicted a few DAYS ago
OF uoeiing satoon-keeper. was sentenced yester-
day 10 sixty days imprisonment. 20 pay a ane or
$500 and the costs OF the prosecution.
The democratic conferees OF the nineteenth
pennsylvania congressional district yesterday
nominated Dr. John A Swope. OF Gettysburg as a
candidate for the unexpired term In Congress of
VIM. A. Duncan, deceased.
The reported stealing OF the body OF Howard
Sullivan, hanged the other day m Salem n J.
for the murder OF Ella Watson, proves co be I'M
true.
1t II rumored that the murderer OF the white Gin
at Roanoke, Va, election night is a barber who
killed his wife and shipped the body I'm a box to
New York, the girl being witness 10 the murder
George Miller, who was stabbed Thanksgiving
night In Annapolis, Nd, by George Collins, during
fracas Is dead The murderer ana his victim
were both boys
In the house OF commons yesterday Ellis Ash
mead Bartlett, OF Rye, gave notice that he would
call the attention Of the house TO the disparaeing
remarks OF Prince Bismarck In the German reich
and his cabinet
The coroner's Jury in the case OF Gilbert Hurley,
whose charred remains were found I'm his burning
dwelling, near keenes Ditch. In Dorchester Co.,
Nd, returned verdict OF murder 10y some one I'M
known.
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DRY GOODS.

EINRADE DOLLARS TAKEN AT PAR FOR DRY |
Il Goods Full stock Of Dry Goods all Depart
ments We solicit call from all in want of Dry Goods
WIN. r. RILEY
Riley Building
d3-6t Corner 9th and e streets northwssk
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I'd Edition.
Latest 2Glegrans to The Star.

Mr. blaine Comes 60 WashingtOns
left this morning the residence OF stephen b
ElNna where he had been stopping elnoe hts
arrival In town, and took an early train for wash
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al Democratic Precaution.

DUPLICATE ELECTORAL RETURNS SENT 10 THE
SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE.
For the purpose of guarding against any accident
of fraud duplicates OF the electoral returns, which
are. according to the law, forwarded to the presi
dent OF the Senate, are being sent to the Speaker
OF the House. The idea is understood TO
have been suggested by members OF the
democratic national committee, who were
apprehensive lest the returns might be
tarpered with after they got into the hands Of the
republican Senate. The blank forms were gotten
mo by MIR Sanderson in New York and sent to the
various electors The duplicates are entirely gratu-
tous and could not be accepted as legal returns in
case the original should be DESTROYED, but they
would serve as evidence sufficiently strong to
satisfy popular sentiment and sustain the demo-
Gratis against any attempted fraud.
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DEREMPTORY SALE OF
l. $50 RENTAL RUGS.
CARPETS. PORTEIRES AND MATS
REMARK BILE COLLECTION OF ANTIOUES
Consigned direct from Asia
Among which will be found
40 CAMEL HAIR RUGS
very handsome ana worthy the attention Of Connois.
sieurS
This collection should b. to be appreciated and
viii be on exhibition. within our salesrooms SiT and
3l9 9th street, corner of d street northwest on
FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY DECEMBER
5rH. 9Th AND SrH
The sale will be without reSerte Commanding TIES.
pay. 1ECEMBER MYTH ct T kEE O'CLOCK r
GENDER TENTH and ELEVENTH. at EIEVEN
O'CLOCK A. II. and THREE O'CLOCK p M each dav
d2-d1 DUNCANSON BROS Auctioueers
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OHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AMI IINTAf-
~ PROVED PROPERTY

y -. PROVED PROPERTY
By virtte Of decree Of the supreme Court Of the -
District OF Columbis entered on 18th October 1874 5
is eomplainaat and Mary Garland ct al are defend
viii q HALF-PAST THREE OCTOCK an
MOADAf: DECEMBER EIGHTH. 1884 sell ct pub ic
and SIX t6 in square forty-two (42D and Immediately
tnereaater the following pieces in square one hundred
snd The west half Of Lot six (6l east
halt Of Lot sif 90 with inproyements east half Of Lot
sTT SSss hed q Lot seven 7 with improvements
qrare one hupdrsd and ssventy-two ll725
Terms OF sale as prescribed by the decree: One-third
o. purchase money In cash. and the remainder in equal
instamena IN one and two years fromday Of sale with
tnserest 20 pe secured by deed of trust on proprty
soad g a. SD e option Of purchaser deposit
each bid Terms to be complied with in ten tIOJ dsys
r properly may be resod - risk and cost Of defaullr
pufenAeE. Al colyeynncinT st purchasers cosk
yAMES II. sAVlLLEI
JOHN r. COX Truetaee
OUNQAN90N 6&O0. Aucta nAelok
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BI0AMUT NEVILLE SRNTENcKD.--At Toledo o.
the motion for O new trial in the case Of Neville
the bigamist, was argued yesterday, and was over
ruled. Melville was then sentenced TO seven years.
imprisonment az hard labor In the penitentiary,
that being the full extent OF the law.
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II RCCHON. CORCORAN BUILDING,
e. FIRST CLASS HAIR DRESSER. FROM PARIS
Three Patents and Five Medals Expositiols of
Paxf<. Lyons and Vienna
Manufacture and importer of
HUMAN HAIR AND FINE HAIR WORK
LADIES tine Hair Cutting and Hair Dressing
Hsir dyed and xhAzc pooed IL q nrst class marner
dS s37 FIFTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
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The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and3 p. m. prices
Of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. 81. Dodge, 539 18th street:
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
THoMAs BOWLING, Aucs,oneer.

HANDSOME PARLOR SUITE. EBONY TABLE AND
COVER. WICKER CHAIRS, COUCHES AND EASY
CHAIRS BRUS ELS AND INGRAM CARPETS
ENG ISH FELTS. BRUSSELS, HALL AND STAIR
CARPETS, ANTIQUE LACE AND OTHER WIN
DOW HANGINGS. WALNUT AND CHERRY
CHAMBER SUITES PAINTED CHI AMBER
SUITES, FINE HAIR MATTRESSES. BLANKETS
COMFORTS, SHEETS AND SPREADS FEATHER
PILLOWS. PAINTED WARD aoBEs WALNUT
EXTENSION TABLE. DINING CHAIRS CHINA
AND 81 ,SSWAkE. KlfcHEN REQUISITES. 60,
on uoS6M T6;rcFuRrp r.currz TOO. =. ,r>,
O'CLOCK. at the residence OF party declining house
Keeping No $50 18th street. corner of eet north
west shall sell the above household effects all of
which is in 6rst-class condition
d34t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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Ine F0tfO16uD6 NJ 6fACI0
EXCITEMENT IN OIL MARKET.

pITTSBURG, December 6-Crude oil was excited
and pancky to-day owing to rumors ahst the Mcbride
half mile of new territory will be opened up II the well
proves to gusher the trade became frightened aud
general rush to sell followed Prices dropped like lead
from 7SH Mt the opening to "a and, at O'Clock. the
market was tribe steadier at 13H
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THE CONVICTION OF THE ENGLISH CANSrBAIs
CoNFIRMED.-The case or Capt. Dudley and the
mate OF the wrecked yacht MI gnonnette, who killed
and ate the boy Parker TO keep themselves alive,
and against whom verdict OF murder was rem
dered, was heard yesterday before fun bench OF
the court OF appeals In London. Lord Chief JUS
tice Coleridge, in pronouncing the decision OF the
court, said all the judges agreed that the act OF
the prisoners amounted TO murder. and the conv1c-
ton must be confirmed. The court Will pass. SEN
tence next Tuesday.
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KINGSTON, ONT, December 5-A teamster for the
lumber shantes left Mississippi station last Wed
The next day the Indian returned home alone,
stating that the teamster was killed by the acci-
dental discharge OF the Indians gun. Foul play Is
to hold an inquest.
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V'HoMAs BOWLING. AncuoDser.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND
LOTS ON n STREET NORrHW EST. BETWEEN
THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS.
By yiriue OF aueed Of trust made July 9Oth. 1873
anu Tecorsisd IN II sr No: $40 folios SlS, ct seq
non OF the party seeure will ofer q public SALE
DECEMBER, 1884. at FOUR O'Clock Il. snbdfyi-
sions and 4 Ia square sss each lot having front
House
Terms Of sale. 81 COO in cash. and the remainder in
equal payments OF six and twelve motha with interest
1t cost Of purchaser.
nis-dts sos.c. q. KENNEDY, Trustse