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Paying the Difference I'm Pens.

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DEALER CHARGED WITH DEFRAupIN0 THE sTATR
DEPARTMENT MAKES A SETTLEMENT TO AVOID
ARREST.
very distinguished looking man by the name
OF H. Jacobs, representing himself to be an English
pen manufacturer, has been In the habit for some
time past OF selling what was supposed 10 be his
OWL make OF pens TO the dlsbursing clerks OF the
different uptown departments for use in the de-
partments. A couple OF months ago. Mr.. F. J.
k1ckofer the disbursing clerk OF the State depart
ment discovered that the same pens which
he had bought from Jacobs at $3.50 per
gross could be obtained from one OF the
local Stationers for E.06 Der gross
Further Investigations In the matter resulted In
his swearing out warrant for the arrest OF Mr..
Jacobs for selling goods under false pretences The
warrant remained untouched until today. when
MI Jacobs made his appearance In the state de-
partment. messenger was dispatched
Tor policeman, and the warrant was
ABOUT TO be served upon the pen dealer.
Rather than have the case go into the courts he
agreed to make good In pens the difference between
the price for which he had sold the goods and that
for " mich they could be obtained elsewhere. The
capactous pockets OF his newmarke: overcoat were
thereupon enptied OF various packages OF pens
which he had expected TO SELL They were not
enough however, to cover the discrepancy, and his
watch and chain Were left as security for the
amount wanting, until he could secure the goods.
The whole sum involved was about &72
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
nUNCANSON BROS. Auct.oneers
REAL ESTATE. NO ln2l VERMONT AYENI-E

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, NO. 1927 VERMONT AVENUE.
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, ID. c.
Under and by virtue of deed of trust dated No q
venber LIST 1879, and duly recorded in Liber No ga
927 folio 344 ct seq of the land records of the
District of Columbia the UNDERMINED trustees will
sell, on TUESDAY. THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF
NCNEiIBER, 4. d. 1884. at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. in
of the premises the following real estate
in the city of WASHINGTON and District o. Columbia. to
wit: All that tain piece parcel of ground known
and described lot numbered thirty Of Evanssub
division Of lots numbered fourteen (l4, fifteen I5
sixteen 40, seventeen I'D and eighteen QS) of Kid
wells subdivision OF square numbered two hundred
and seventeen CID according to the plat of the said
city of Washington. toether with all the easements
Entertainments and appurtenances TO the belong
INK in any wise aprertaning.
Terms of sa One-third Of the purchase money in
cash the balance in and two years with interest at
six per cent the deferred payments TO be secured by
deed OF trust upon the property sold all cash. the
option of purcha ConyeyancInE &c at purchasers
deposit of $3.50 will be required time of sale
Terms Of sale 10 be complied with within five days
otherwise Trustees the right sell the risk
and cost OF the defaulting purchaser
nI-dEds FRANCIS HsMiTH.} Trustees
~ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON AC-
COUNT ~ The RAIN UNTIL TUESDAY, THE
TWkNTY-FIFTH DAY OF NOVEMBER A. D., 1884
AT FOUR O'CLOCK p. N.
NATHL WILSON. Trustees
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THOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer

FTNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
MAGNIFICENT PARLCR AND CHAMBER FURNI-
TURE, ELEGANT WINDOW DRAPERY SUPERB
DINING-ROOM FURNITURE, &C, CONTAINED
IN THE BUTLER MANSION, CORNER OF B
STREET AND NEW JERSEY AVENUE IMME-
DIATELY OPPOSITE THE T. S. CAPITOL,
LATELY OCCUPIED BY SENATOR JOHN
JONES. AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY MORNING NOVEMBER TWENTY
EIGHTH. 1884 commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, shall
sell at the above residence the elegant effects the FOL
lowing being only partial list
Magnificent Parlor Suite beautifully upholstered in
Satin. and in splendid condition; cost 81 500
satin window Hanengs to matcEt
Elegant fndov Drapery throughout the house.
Superb MRrgletIy Cabinets
Marquetry Tables, beautiful designs
Very Handsome Marble Top Tables.
Several Parlor suites, III fine condition and exqusitey
upholstered.
Separate Chairs. beautifully upholstered in different
designs
Couches and Easy Chairs
Superbly Carved Walnut Chamber Furniture
Enamsled and Ash Furniture SOME Of IL Marouetry
work, and Very costly.
Fine Hair Mattresses aud Spring Under Beds
Inc Finest Feather Pillows and Bostars.
Magnificent Sldeboard, Extension Table and Carving
Stand.
Billiard Table and its appurtenances.
together with other articles of value which cannot be
enumerated
NB-This is one of the most elegantly furnished res
parties to secure hrst-c articles.
Ihe house will be thrown to the public on
Thursday thanksgiving day. preceding the sale
n2U-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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From the New York Sun.
Vice President-elect Thomas A. Hen,:riclcs was
asked yesterday whether he had had any disagree
ment with Gov. Cleveland. reported by the Phil
ade,phia Press. The Press related that Mt. Cleye-
land snubbed MI. Hendricks, who was giving HIM
advice about his Cabinet and policy. About this
yarn Gov. Hendricks said:
II came 20 this city for the sole purpose OF atterd
Ing the BROOKLYN meeting and being here. thong ht
IL proper 20 pay my respects 60 Gov. Cleveland 4
went 10 Albany on saturday and saw htru the same
day. NV visit was or strictly social Eatur ana this
talk IN the newspapers is all Nonsense There was
no disagreement Of any kind. The meeting was
most cordial and pleasant"
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To the Editor Of TEE EVENING srAk:
very general and very proper inquiry has been
made for an explanation OF the very contradictory
character OF the dispatches sent By your New
York correspondent on November 7th for the third
edition Of TIE STAR and for the postscript dated at
40 p. NJ, which formed 4 part OF that edition In
the regular edition the dispatch read: SIT Is not
probable on the returns now In that Cleveland's
plurality can be wiped out and therefore hts cleo
ton Is conceded on every hand This was supple
dispatch which rashiy assumed TO say, not on The
authority OF either OF the national or state repub
llcan committees, but apparently on your
carried the state or New York, This postscript
dispatch abruptly started on thus: Entire stale
In but three districts Blaine,s plurality las"
and IL was added that the fact had been tee-
graphed TO Mr. Blaine II was nearly a week,
owing TO absence, before your correspondents at
TO the glaring contrast OF the two dispatches The
copy In the telegraph ONCE IN New York was then
promptly inspected, and It was found that only
that the whole dispatch as nled was In entire har-
mony With the telegram OF the third edition. AS
written and filed in New York It reads as follows,
office OF TIE STAR:
NEW YORK, November "a. 1851 hereby certify
that the following is correct copy OF the message
nied py "G. w. A." In this once Nov. q, 81, 800
p. m E. T. MOORE
Mgr. B. 6 o. Tel Co, iasi Broadway.
"Nov. =, 1854
~ 0 LceFANt0 StQl, HdShtN2tON u L..
Notwithstanding that the election OF Cleveland
las been conceded all day by nearly everybody, as
already telegraphed 10 THE STAR. national re-
publican committee still claim the state on figures
OF the New York state committee, which say that
thel entire state In but three districts Blaine's
plurality l,l25; Associated Press figures, l4s5; re-
publican committee at p. m telegraphed Blaine
no doubt OF his election and received his congratu
lations In return. g. w. A."
This was not the only blunder. One dispatch OF
seven pages. MED on Thursday, November 9th, DID
not reach Washington at all. while papers In Bos-
ton. Cincinnati and other cities suffered In the
same way. This is not surprising when IL is re-
memoered that the operators had been on duty
three days and nights, and were overwhelmed In
the mood OF dispatches that poured In them from
every conceivable quarter.
As to the claim made by the national republican
committee OF a plurality Tor Blaine at that time,
your correspondent has Teen furnished with the
Orlglhal memoranda from which he took the
ngures, thus fully verifying their existence This
explanation, even a. this late day. Is due In the in
terest OF the truth 10 you, TO the readers OF TIE
STAR, and to
VERY Truly Yours q w
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THOMAS DOWNING Auctoneer
Il Corner nth 81: and Penna ave n ".

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGE.
TOWN. d. c.. AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER TWENTY-HsA
SIXTH, 1884. in front OF the prem ses at HALF -
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, I shall sell part OF lot - e-A
fronting 81 feet the east side Of High street by depth
of $50 feet improved by two twostory brick dwellings
and brick bahehOuse; being Nos 14C7 and l4ll High
street, Georgetown
Terms: Onethird cash. the residue in two equal pay
ments It six and twelve months with bearing
tereSt at six per cent annun until paid and secured
by deed Of trust all cash. option of purchaser
All eyancing and recording at purchasers
300 deposit required at time of sale. n1S-dts
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From, Wall street To-Day.

WALL STREET, II a. m, November 25.-The stock
market opened firm and then declined a to y pei
cent. Near II O'Clock Lake Shore rose y per cent
to 662s, and the market was firmer in sympathy
Business continues quiet
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n25-l0t
gRRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Il OPPOSITE NEW PENSION OFFICE BUILDING
WITH BUILDING THEREON, No 45l q STREET

T H
By virtue OF DEGREES of the supreme Court of the -
Patrick ODonno9hue ct al. No $40 Equity IL
Docket as trustees under deed OF trust recorded i'll
lber No 9l toIIo 343, If the land records of the Dis
trlct OF Columbia we will sell. or TUESDAY. NINTH
DAi OF DECEMBER, A. u. 1884. at FOUR O'CLOCK
IN the subdivision OF original Lot No in square No
5IS IN the city of Washington which outaine III the
following etes and bounds: Be inning at the south
west corner OF said lot and running east &c LA feet
thence north IUO feet thence west Is "a teet ard
thence south 100 feet to place OF beginning There
Is al old story brick house the lot.
Terms: One-third cash of which deposit of $3.50 is
required at time OF sale balance la notes and two
years with interest secured By Iced of trust all cash.
at option Of the purchaser
ALAN A. DALE, ! r,,.
.. tn JESUP MILLERS trustees.
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers p25.dts
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STEA3IER I. V. AREOwSMITH
FROM 7rH STREET WHARF
STEAMERS.

~ ARD LINE.
L CF
L NE RIO u T E.
The CuNAR1 STEAMSHIP COMPANY. LIMITED
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING Al CORN HARBOk
FROM fIEk 40 n K. NEW YORK.
AURASIA We T., Nov 70. SCETH1 We'd. Dec p
BoTHSLA Wed. Dee ; AURASIA... Wei. Dee 81.
SERvIA- ed. Dec. 10 BoTHSIA..... We'd. Jan !.
OREGON N=l, D-c. IL tSALLiA Wed. Jan IA.
AND EEFRl WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK
RATES OF PASSAGk-S6o. $50 ard Sl00. according
&c accommodations
Strerase very rates Steerage tickets from lay
srYOo and OueIls;own and all other parts Europeat
lowest rates
Through bills Of laden for Belfast, Glasgow,
ayI, Antwerp and other ports the Continent. and
Tor Mediterranean ports.
fO- freight aud passage apply at the Comps ysoficc.
No 4 bJwI1nK Green. or both Storage and Cabin
OTIS BIGELOW < CO. sos 1,h St. Washington. ID. e.
VERNON h BROWN & Co. New York:
Crto Nessrs. OTIS BItIEIOW K CO.
r20 Gsj5 1th street washington
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THE sUB-coMNrTTEHs

OF the appropriations committee were
this morning, but the only change was to put Mr.
Long In the place OF Mr.. Calkins The sub-divi-
sion OF the committee :--On the legislative ex.
Cannon. Sundry civil-Randall, Fornev and Ryan
Army-Forney, Townshend and KGifer. Navy
Hutcnins, Randall and Long. Post of1ice-Town-
and Ryan, Consular and dplomattc-Burnes.
Townshend and Washburn. Pensions-HancocL,
Follett and Washburn. Military academy-Keifer
Forney and Ellis. District OF Coumbia-Fo llett
Hulchins and Cannon. Denciency-Randall, Burnes
and Long. Fortihcations-Horr, ELLIS and Han
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BUILDING PERMITS


TEE NEW OPERA HoUsE.-"Excelsior." as pro.
duced last night by the Kiralfys at Albaugh's
Opera House. is the most gorgeous spectacle ever
seen in this city. For the nrst time the possibii-
ciated. The play is given with far more effect
than in Baltimore. the major part OF the costumes
and scenery being entirely new, not worn and
stained by constant use Excelsior will be con-
tinued throughout the week. There will be regu-
lar matinees wednesday and Saturday and an
FoRD's OPERA HousE--ME r. E. Grahame as
Brother Mar was well received at Fords last even
ing by moderately good house. The aim OF the
play Is evidently to illustrate Mr.. Gr.-hameS ab-
ties, and in this It succeeds admirably. He is very
happy in his dialect and songs and was enthu-
will be continued during the week with an extra
matinee on Thursday.
NATIONAL THEATRR--"The Wages OF SIM was
given very hearty reception at the National
theater last evening 1t proved 70 be very strong
play In itself. and was presented In very salts
factory manner. Miss Agnes Booth as Ruth fully
sustained her reputation as an emotional actress
Messrs Maubury and Overton, as the curate and the
villain, respectively, were very good 1.-The Wages
OF Sin" viii be continued during the week.
pany holds the boards at the Theater COmiQue this
week. The program offered is an entertaining one,
fun OF songs, dances. sketches and specialtles OF
all kinds
DINE MUsErx.-Among the star performers at
the Dime Museum this week are Phillips and
Bache, Lottie Archer and Al FosteIle, the famous
Blo0dgOOds, Bertram and Blake, the ariel wonder,
Mons. Bickell the Hanson Brothers, Miss La Verde
Maj. Uttlennger and wife and Emersons circus
and Marionettes.
be an enjoyable AFFAIR, comprising singing and
Rotations by urst-class amateur talent, TO close
with dancing.
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NO CURE NO PAY.-wHITEHURSrs CEDAR
~ bAsAlM Is warranted TO Coughs Col1s
Sroel. throat ana Lang Disease six drois dose
Iry ~ hot satisfied return thu emit bot iie aud xt
your money back Sold 10y all Dragsisis MA 70, tsn
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FATALLY BCRNEp.-About half-pas1 10 O'Clock to-
day, a crowd OF small white bows made Oon-rire
on avscant lot near the corner q lath ana W
streets The wind blew several sparks nom the
nre upon the clothing OF Allie the earold son %
Mt. Frank Baxter. living AT No lsts r street set
ting nre 70 his clothing and burning him severely
Dts Manning and Worren pronounced his injuries
fatal
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I'd Edition.
Latest 1&leglalS to The Star.

Latest Foreign News by Cable.
THE BRITISH CABINET REJECTS LORD NoRrHBRook's
SCHENE
LONDON, November 2a-The Times says: ssThe
cabinet has rejected Lord Northbrook's scheme re-
garding Egypt as whole. The essential features
OF the scheme were not embodied in the proposals
recently submitted to Europe"
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POSTAL CLERK ARRESTED.-C. H. c. Rynd
postal clerk at Chicago was arrested yesterday fol
robbing letters. He made q full confession.
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MAHHlEn.

ELLfR15cHAPlN: On "Wednesday evening. NO
Neinber 18th. loS4 AZ the farSonner 81 pair1rA
church by Rev Father Matter. AIBFRT \ FIIFlA
aud MATTE ID. CHAPLIN, bctn OF this city Noes-is.
McNELLl.FRi. In Globe. Arizona Meines-
dsy evening Novemh.r s. 1854 thu rrsidnca of Mr.
aud Mrs. W. I. McNelly, by ksN. r. " johnson a.
ton, ID. {.
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TEE CABNET-The session OF the Cabinet to-day
was devoted to the consideration OF topics to be
discussed In the Presidents message.
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Local Notes.

package containing 800 children's tickets to the
kindergarten bazaar has been Lost or stolen and the
police are on the lookout =
Yesterday evening Mr.. d. N. Nesbit. clerk in
the Agricultural department, who resides at Col
lege station, on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
and three other men, were arrested by the sheriff
Of that county, on the charge Of having attacked
party OF men who were moving wood OF Mes
bits farm, as alleged, By order OF q Maryland
court The attaching party subsequently gave
Jane crimes, charged with petit larceny, was To-
day released from jail on $500 bail
TIE TwArN-CARLH READINGS. - Every seat
in the Congregational church was nlled lAst
evening, when "Mark Twain" and Mr. george
W. Gable. the distinguished southern novelist,
gave readings or rather recttationS, nom their
productions. There were eight numbers on the
program, the two authors appearing alternately on
the platform. Mark Twain told several Of his
dtollest stories In his dryest and drawlest manner
CONFUSING his hearers with laughter. Mr.. Cable
read with great expression number OF passages
from "Dr. Sewer" He reclIed the description OF
s.Nary HchliHg's Night Ride" with dramatic
force that thrilled the audience. He sang also two
nleodious Creole songs IN manner that called out
demonstrAtive applause. Mr.. Cable will by request,
sing :gnin at the entertainment this even
ing. The management advise the public to pro
cure their tscksts and ssats Ct Els' before coung
% the han. Is . large crowds e1pecesd
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TIE REPORT OF THE UTAH Commemorative
report OF the Utah commission was received at the
Interior department to-day, and ct once taken to
the White House by Secretary Teller for use In the
preparation OF the Presidents message 70 Congress
The report gives account OF the operation Of the
laws against poygamy, and records only their par
tal success One reason given IL the perjury OF the
Mornons in courts Of law In cases against persons
OF their own faith. This was especially true In the
trial OF Closson for his marriage to q second vile
The report makes number OF strong recommenda-
tons looking 70 the more ef1cient execution OF the
law.
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WALkEP'S 2o4 10TH STREET
w MOTH PROOF CARPET LINING.
a. &C. per yard - tons u Felt % baud Lima By
esf ioso-cneae oc17
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fEHOS. J. FISHER < CO.,
Il Real Estate Auctioneers

fFNHOS j. FISHER < CO.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE
ON l. STREET. BETWEEN NINETEENTH AND
TWENTIETH STREETS NORTHWEST
By virtue Of 4 ec-ee Of the Supreme Court Of A.
the District of Columbia, passed :he 18th day fx
of November. A. d. 1884 IN the of Douglass A
ct a.. VS. Williams ct al. No s909. equity docket g.
will sell at public auction in front of the PREMISES on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY sixth, 1884,,
al FOUR O'CLOCK T. NJ , part of lot numbered five
(5). square numbered one hundred and seventeen
no in the city Of Washington, Dstric: of Col umbia
Being the sixteen 6) feet front north L. street
OF said lot five t5 10y the depth thereof improved by
two-story frame dwelling
Terms of sale One third cash the balance in two equal
instruments payable in six and twelve months day
OF SALE with interest az six 60 per annunl be
secured by deed of upon the PROPERTY sold or all
each at option of purchaser deposit of fifty dollars
Will be required at time of sale and of sale be
complied with in days otherwise trustee reserves
the right to sell at the risk and Of defaitg pur
chaser IRWIN b. LINTON Trustee
noI9Gt Corner 9th and + S, reefs northwest
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A POSTMASTER SHORT IN Hrs AccouSrs.-Jere
miah Mexican, postmaster at Boise City, Idaho, has
been discovered to be short in his accounts 81 500
and he has been suspended and the Office placed In
charge OF the SuretIeS
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Grr THE Best.

GEr THE Best
THE CONCORD HARNEsa~
THE CONCORD COLLAR
Coupe. csrrlaee. Road. Team and Express Harn~~ NJ
al kinda and description at Lowest Prices "
Every genuine CON CORD HARNESS IL slammed ,r,sa
makers name aud trade mark 1''ses VIZ
LUTz 4 BRO,
<sSPsnnsyivanh Avenpa
Adjoining National Hoe,
. HORSE BLANKETS and CARRIAGE RoBRsfn
great variety II veg lou pz1ceA ee,T
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The PRESIDENT OF PERU VISITS ADMIRAL Up
sKuR.-Rear Admiral John H. Upshur, command
Ing the U. 8. naval force on the Pacific station,
reports to the Secretary OF the Navy under date OF
CallaO, Peru, october 9th, that "on Tuesday, the
l4th instant, the president OF Peru, Gen. Igesias
accompanied by two OF his cabinet ministers, the
project OF Callao and the U. s. minister. Mr.. S. l.
Phelps, paid an or1cial visit to me on board the
Hartford, and was received with all the honors
customary on such occasions The foreign vessels
in port joined In the reception by manning yards
and firing salutes with the flagship HartfOrdn
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and p. m. price;
OF the New York stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to H. H Dodge. $50 18th street:
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e. &c y I + Is af:s3s; wy $3:2
x aaA l. Leather Crock
90 LLLL cry and Every
Gi I ,,s1 siid a. Rock aid costs B1t.le. DRUG