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New-York tribune., 1885-01-01
UOG CHOLERA 4 GERM DISEASE.

f9~ TELEGRAPH TO IHE rRfnUNE.1
WHEELING, Dec. 31.-Experiments are now
making q, the Agricultural Department in Washington,
at the Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore and in this
city tho Office OF Dr. Reeves executive officer OF the
West Virginia Health Board, one result Of which has
been tho discovery that hog cholera which caused
SlO OOOO damage III this county, and ia epidemic In
several adjoining counties Is due Ia bac II Is already
demonst rated that cattle be InOculatcd for Texas
or and pneumonia DR. Reeves believes that he has
solved the hog ehOlcra mYstcrY.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-01
FIXING At 4 RAIL WAY TRAIN.
lnY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBUss.l


RALEIGH, Dec. 31.-On Saturday the mail and
express train the North Carolina Railroad was fired
into Durham. Tho gun aimed at the engineer
and the ball struck the cab Of the engine and broke out
the glass. Reuben Barbee. young white was
pected. He and held in Da. In June OBJ
structions placed the track Durham, and
the night freight train thrown from the track.
Fifteen destroyed and the fireman had both
legs cut off, Barbee arrested ana tried before
magistrate for the offence. but the evidence was not
suilcient to hold,
New-York tribune., 1885-01-01
TELEGRAPHiC NOTES.
. COIONy OF FINNs FOR n

A COLONY OF FiNSS FOR MICHIGAN.
PORTLAND Me, Dec 3I-rhe Rev. +. c. Nickander.
Einnisb pries of the Reformed Church. arrived here
The Polynosan yesterday. He speaks little English. but
s far as can learned the object OF his visit to this
"onntrv IA 10 establish colony OF 1000 Firms In Mich
iean. lie Is accompanied by an advance guard OF
sturdy men and women.
FORGING HER MOTHERS NAME.
DETROIT Dec. 3I.-Mrs. Mary T.. Cody. stepdaughter
OF sol" White Canadian politician and member ot
Parliament was arrested here this morning for forging
her mothers name to q note for 1850 and getting the
money thereon from the First National Bank VI this city
New-York tribune., 1885-01-01
NEHEMIAH BAKER'S BRUTALITY
[BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.

IbI IELE'KAff To TIE IHIDUNE'J
CARB0NDALE, Penn, Dec. 31.-Nehemiah
Baker, alias Fighting" Baker. went to his boarding
ho'e In the part OF the city known the Rocks and
fro pure malciousness seized small child by the legs
and beat its head against the panel OF the door until the
blood gIished from its mouth and nOse and when Miss
TOnkin demonstrated with him he knocked her down
and stamped Oh her unt she nearly dead He mas
been arrested Baker Is notorious character On three
occasions he has tried to kill men, and he has just served
term In penitentary IN Newly ork for mansaughter.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-01
COOK VINO VAS on TIE ALERT
rBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE rRrBUSg.I

IBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE rRfDUSEl
PITTsBuRG, Dee 31.-A short time ago,
young swede. Olaf Anderson, aud a companion came
from New-York and employment in Wood.
st. restaurant Two days later they were arrested for
larceny. In Jail to-day Anderson said that he was
member Of the Greeley Relief Expedition having
shipped board the Alert lie declared that he Is lnno-
cent Of the erlme chaIged agalhst lln here
New-York tribune., 1885-01-01
TAXPAYERS OBTAINING RELIEF
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE /

HUNTINGTON Penn, Dec. 3l.-There are 900
persons owning taxable property in Carbon Township.
this county aud at meeting OF the Board OF County
Commissioners to-day application was mado and granted
of 10 OF these from the payment OF
their taxes for this year The township includes the
mining region the county and the depression III and ss
pension Of that interest the cause of the lnaDity or
fhrce-ifths OF the people to The applications for
relief from taxation IN the farming districts are not moro
lhun liz former XNAra.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-01
HANGING HIMSELF IN HIS WORKROOM
my TELEGRAPH To THE TRrBUsE.l

NY TELEGHAFH TO THE TKIBUNE.I
CLEVELAND, Dec. 31.-IIangng by the neck
from nail In the wall OF his workroon, In the second
story OF his house life extinct Frederic Landa
found by his sister this morning lie glider in the
employ NJ photographer and with his earnings sup
ported his widowed mother and three unmarried sisters.
No cause be 2ned for his act.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-01
KILLED BY FALLING AGAINST BUREAU.

THORN CREEK, Penn, Dec. 31.-Sweryne
McCook, young farmer, was married on last New
Years day. When their child was two weeks old the
mother was attacked with the diphtera The baby also
took 1t and died. Mrs. McCoOk recovered, and on Mon
aav the doctor said she well enough To leave her
he'd In rising from bed she tainted away, and FELL
srikng heavily against bureau, the sharp corner OF
which penetrated her temple, killing her almost III
afun
New-York tribune., 1885-01-01
TELEGRAPH COMPANIES TEXED.

t8Y TELEGRAPH TO TIiE TRfBCNEl
PHILADELPuIA, Dee. 31.-The managers of
the telegraph companies In this city are consid
.rably exercised tho law passed by councils com
peing all wires o be placed under ground by January
1883 The select branch recently passed an act allow
the companies additional TO remove the polls
but the Common Council failed To thus causing
the oriual act still to be In force. superintendent
Walker OF the City Electrical department. declares that
he will not move In the matter Of taking down the poles
uuil IlL.ccl To do by both hranchcs OF cOuncIls
New-York tribune., 1885-01-01
DgutyDyyG ( ROYALTY ON PIANOS

Bo,ToN, Dec. 31.-Jacob Greener, of Elmira,
York. who claims that he holds patent for the
mechanism known as the soft pedal" In pianofortes.
and has notified to all piano manufacturers that he will
hold them responsible for Infringement has brought suit
against Chickering Sons of this city Mr. Greeners
virtually claiming a royalty every instrument made.
Eyarts Choate and Beaman have been retained
by the Chickering's to fight the case.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-01
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDON, Dec. IT,
MAghrAoE BRATHcK.-Tho Queen has sent DIS
patch 10 the residents of BauioraI stating that the
Princess Beatrice Will still live with her after her mar
riagc To Prince Henry, Of Battcnberg.
DEPALCATIOSs OF OfFiCIAs.-Adyiccs from Iarnlca
Ireland OF Cypms say IL IL reported there that defaca
tions amounting 10 S2jOO00 have been discovered ln
the department Many OF tho officials nave ned
to Asia Minor Some account books have been destroyed
An a urOgrrsa.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-01
SENTENCED FOR MURDER.
10y TELEGRAPH TO The raIBuyg.l

WORCESTER, Dec. 31.-The jury in the Cum
nif murder case out three hours to-day
and returned with verdict Of guilty Oh
murder In the second degree. Cunnir,
when asked II he had anything to say rose In the dock
with bowed head and trembling limbs and said "
have nothing to say Pmnot guilty never laid hand
on him 40 helm mo God" Justice Field then sentenced
the old man 10 State Prison for fc The verdict is ap
New-York tribune., 1885-01-01
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF 4 YOUNG GIRL.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rrrBUSE.l

TBf IELtuHhFII TO TIT. TI'IBUNt'I
ATLANTA, Dec. 81" Let me die in peace
don't want 20 live and | havo swallowed laudanam,'
what sallie Alder, young girl living On Mangum
st. said this afternoon those who trying TO pro-
long her life She is intelligent looking GIRL age six
teen After her mothers death. not long the girl
came 10 Atlanta To live with cousin. She has tried to
employ but without success. Failure IN this
Induced her 10 swallow the fatnl drug.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-01
ESCAPING FROM JOLIET PRISON.
jBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. I

TBT IELEGKAIH
JOLIET, H., Dec. 31.-An escape from JOliet
Prison was effected last night by Josh " Compton,
thrceyear convict IIo cut through the hoor and made
his way into the prison yard and then climbing water
pipe reached the roof Of the cell house. Attaching
rope OF tower he lowered himself to tile
prison lawn hundred feet below This the first sue
cessful escape from inside OF the walls for hve
New-York tribune., 1885-01-01
FOR RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS.

Tny TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.
LYNN. Dec. 31.-The police to-day arrested
Charles A. Page who kept bird store and received the
goods stolen by gang OF young thieves, his CLERK,
Daniel Kmbali and Patrick lIaney The police say that
within ak months the young burglars have stolen ~, 600
worth OF goods In Lynn and tho vicinity
New-York tribune., 1885-01-01
INDICATIONS OF THE MERCURY.

CHICAGO ILL.,. Dec. 31-The storm has affected the
telegraph service, and throughout portions OK Iowa
and the West communication by the Western Union
Company has been cut of.
The thermometer has fallen 300 in this city since mid
night and at o'clock this morning stood 300 ahovo
zero. AT Omaha the thermometer stood at 40 below.
At Keokuk 40 above Fargo 200 below, and at Winn.
nev
New-York tribune., 1885-01-01
ENDOWTNG A CHILDREN'S HOME.
Iry rEIRGRArn no Tmr TRIsUNn.l

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 31.-William NJ. Sing
erIy Editor and proprietor OF The Record has endowed
the southern Home for Fiendess Children with 5000
nuay that being the amount his wife gave 10 the ns
nn nah
New-York tribune., 1885-01-01

has been sent the hospital She has wandered
about the streets for years. begging provisions money
etc. and was thought to be poor search revealed the
fact that she had In her possession bonds worth $4,000
deposit receipts etc. deed Of the house she lived In
was also found carefully slowed away
ToROSTo, Dec. 31.-Joseph Kac, alias Robinson, Q
working jeweer from Cleveland, arrested here last
night charged with having abscOnded with lot Of val
liable jewelry sent to him for repair.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-01

BANKERS CHARGED WITH EMBEzzLENExE
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 31.-The Grand Jury
to-day found true bills of indictment against "inam Ts
and Lewis j. Ladncr. he suspended bankcr& changing
them with clnbezzlenlsnt In number Of cssss
New-York tribune., 1885-01-01
REDUCING THE WAGES OF POTTERS.
fey TELEGRAPH To Tue TRIBUNE. I

TBY TFLELKAFH 10 THE IHIbUNr'
TRENTON, Dec. 31.-The Manufacturing Pot
ters Association has issued circular to the operative
poers OF Trenton which the necessity for reduction
OF wages Is strongly emphasized The operatives are ro-
nested to make 10 II and Will 10 50 after meeting
t,r consultation on Monday evening strike Is prob
able unless "a reasonable compromise can be made.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-01
FOUND DEAD BESIDE THE RAILROAD.
rsr TELEGRAPH To THE rRrBUvE.l

iBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRTBUSE
LYNN, Dee. 31.-The dead body found beside
tho Boston and Maine Railroad swampscott yesterday
has Identified that of Frederick L. Young, OF
Long Island. He had been stopping with sister in
Peabody and when killed by the ears walking from
Boston to that town.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-01
SUIT AGAINST 4 TIOLINIST.
IBY TELEGRAPH To THE rRrBUNE.i

LYNN, Dec. 3l.-TimOthc Adallowski, the
volnist. disappointed 800 people by failing to appear
in entertainment course here He the stage
hut refused play with the accompanst provided. To-
day he sued for breach OF contract by the manager
James L. Rock, who places his damages at 500.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-01

proved by public opinion the evidence though crcum
stantia showing clearly that Cunni struck down his
victim, Patrick McMsnus, in At Of drunken rage after
@ family quarrel.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-01

PARIS, Dec. 31.-Lord Lyons, British Ambas-
sador Paris asked Prime Minister Ferry whether
tho report Of the Governor OF NewCaledOnia, urging
the annexation Of the New Hebrdcs Islands for use as
penal settlement for the class OF convcts has the
approval OF France England insists upon the mante-
Of the agreement establishing the independence OF
the islands. The Paris papers approve the annexation.
The GduOis says that Prime Minister Ferry acts with
promptness and nrmness England will submit.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-01
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

PARIS, Dec. 3l.-CrOwds OF people visited villa
dAvray to-day 10 commemorate the death of Garnbeta
which occurred shortly before midnight December 81
1882.
DRESDEN, Dec. 31.-A tri-weckly newspaper called
Tie Confi EaDross has begun TO appear i'll this city
IL is the only English newspaper In Germany.
ROME Dec. 31.-The Pope has consulted the American
bishops 10 the advisabfty Of appointing an American
rector instead OF Italian for the North American
College at Rome.
DUBLIN, Dec s1.-A Nationalist demonstration which
was announced to take place at the village OF Coal Island
County Tyrone, has been proclaimed by the authorities
because connteTdemonstraton was threatened ana IL
was feared a collision might occur. Extra policemen
have been sent to Coal Island.
MADRID Dec. 3I.-rhe cholera has not entirely disap-
peared yet, At Toledo yesterday three new cases and
one death were reported.
CoSsTANTISoPIE, Dee. 3l.-The posting OF sedtious
placards IN OF nightly occurrence. body OF Turks at
tackled mill Pcrepe. town In Macedonia about
twenty miles north OF MOnastir, and killed and
wounded several persons.
LIVERPOOL, Dee. 3l.-rhe judicial examination In the
ease OF Second Mate William Raurcner and BOatswdn
Ferdinand kolpen. Of the American ship |. f. Chapman
arrested at Breulcad ten days or the charge OF
having murdered Russian seamen one Jansen, which
was begun yesterday, was concluded to-day. Inc
prisoners were remandod to await further action.
, 1885-12-23

business has been concluded, and prices
generally show no alteration from those
quoted in our last advices. $50 casks and
q, 800 brls. u bags Orystallized have sold,
D9merara low heavy brownish at l5s. 3D.,
dry grey and low yellow los. Sd. q lis,
miIdling to good yellow It's. 81. a l8s. Cd,
bright los. a 2Os. Cd, fine 2ls. a OBS.
There has been a steady demand for rein-
ing qualities of West India, the sales being
chiefly in Barbados at las. a los. Sd. Tri-
nidad at las. a AS. Sd, St. Lucia, Don't
Mica and st. Kits a 13s. Gil. a las. 81.
Bpctroot is now quoted las 9d, November,
ana l4s. I03d. Do1br.
RUM.-The %stagnation in this market
continues, aud there are no sales worth re.
corling. The present stock of Jamaica is
1926 puns. against l2,434 puns.; Of Deme-
rara and Berbice 1921 puns. against 1926
puns. of Foreign 3,677 puns. against 935
puns. and of all sorts 33, 139 puns. against
24,2l2 puns last year.-Park, Macfadye"
d Co.
, 1885-12-23
ST. CROIN STATION.

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New York, Dee, I9th.-London news
states that a man named John Magpr, has
been arrested for having threatened to
aSSas~inate the Prince of Wales.
The excitement in England on the qleS-
ton Of Irish Home Rule is b0umdleSs. All
join in urging Mr.. Gladstone to speak, but
he adhereS to the declaration in his Eiiu.
hnrgh speech, that he il not in a position
to preScrib' for he ease. The Wing and
Orange interests are strongly opposing the
proposed plans, and a demonstration Ut
0laracmen has taken place at Armagh.
Archbishop Tache, Of ST. Bonifacr.
warns the Canadians that There viii bo
another Halfbreed rising Immediately, uu-
less Justice is done.
\ despatch nom Rome announces that
the Car0lineS agreement has been signed
with great pomp in the presence Of the
Pope. Cardinal JacobiniiS entertaining the
German and Spanish representatives.
New York. Dee. 2lSt.-London adviceS
state that Mr.. Gladstone refuses the re-
sp0nSibllitY of the newspaper versions of
his plans for Irish Home Rule. The Mar,
quiS Of Harrington likewise ~repudiates the
schemes attributed to him for Home Rule,
and adhereS to the declaration made in his
Belfast speech.
The price of shares of the Bank of Ire.
Land has fallen sixty FIVE pounds within
The year.
The Bank of England rate of discount
was increased for the purpose of checking
German South American expectations, but
it is believed that this step will be INSULT.
cirnt to tile over the winter.
The French copy Of the proposed com
mnrgial treaty with China has been drafted
anI Snom tte,t for approval. Operations
in MadHg IScar have been suspended, pend.
ing the negotiations for peace.
A Canadian lecturer predicts that, in
the event Of the French inhabitants of
Quebec increasing to seven millions, they
will establish a new France.
y terrible explosion of dynamite has Oc-
Cured at the Preijuchin mine in Siberia, by
which ii thousand persons are reported to
have been killed.
A Madrid telegram reports that the
Duke of Seville has been promptly arrest,
ed for vilifying the Queen Regent.
a Berlin despatch announces that Prince
Bismarck has formed a plan for securing u
monopoly of the brandy trade, by which
he expects to increase the revenue by eight
millions sterling.
, 1885-12-23
Passengers Arrived,
Chriatinnated.

10 & 30 Deeper schrs. "Vigilant7 s.
"Jolly Companion" for 81. Thomas,-Mar,
line Easron, and Waldemar Sasso, John
Aagaard, Alice Berry.
Frcderikated.
10 & % pec-Pcr schrs 'Atlantic,7 "Pe-
trrr' & S. S. "Orinoco7 from st. Thomas s.
New York, --Maslors l.. B. Nude, J Finne,
gan, Mrs. Macdonald son and servant,
SyIvania Doutr, Elizabeth Johnson ana
c)iIi, Enelia M'nsieId, Georgiana Peter.
sen, Mr.. r. L. MrrWin, II. Evans.
, 1885-12-23

have been supposed pCa>lpIr.
On the opening OF the di5co5s.Qn .ir.
Birch, followed by Capt. Wizard,
argued forcibly for adopting the views
Of the Ninistry. namely That 10 abate-
ment Of duty should be made on
goods imported from ST. Thomas, the
ground taken being that the payment
of 2 per cent. duty to st. Thomas
would encourage diyect imP0rtatioR$ INTO
St. CrOiX. which would be more for the
benefit Of the island. Ar. gun arGned
that, while this view was c%Olrec,, II must
be remembered that a large number OF
persons were not in a position to import
their goods direct, and such persons would
have to pay 2 per cent extra under me
proposed arrangement, While Under the
more moderate proposal OF the Government
they would only have to pay I per cent.
For their sakeS he would hF" f." 90" ne
Governments proposal adopted. To this
Mr. Birch replied that the proposed plan
of paying the whole duty without Abate-
ment would lead to the establishment
Of wholesale houses here, importing direct,
from whom the smaller traders could Oh
tain their goods on more favorable terms
than they now obtain them in st. Thomas.
The GoreyHMeNt Secretary said that the
Government would leave the matter entire
II IN the Councils hands.
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mas Day, We would, IN 2ccoldaHee WIN 0il
custom, WISH oar reajers 4 AAtbh
CHRISTMAS, oelhg sadly aware 1T the
same tlla" th|j It cannot be SO T." all. it
Is mPoS>ib.", even IN q e~@'am0hiiI 50
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or,''i ni'.'I =. So.le o. ~ ~ "IsI','r''
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us wiz" are ii zoo" 5'"i'" anu nave our
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ny Va" n'"' "e',IIIN>' WISH l"I ''ieHl
t"'I iI""'" peace when IS I't more eHHuj'
nv
A8 " Coihal"i"5 we nave 'Hael % r'j'lce
over. ne year opened Win very gloomy
prospects,, o"i IAty nave NOT proved so
"'EN as 'n"F at nISf aPPelFrd' ana we
seem nov - pc on lne verge oI more pros
, 1885-12-23

SUGAR.-The market continues in a
quiet condition, although a fair amount of
, 1885-12-23

D3nkGf OF C~opehha@'I!, hal ieIi' ny MS
miI' t"T S"lo' WY" I\'on'i I"L tle "t!i1
~ VI 'H0 looL ol pun" C'"z' ms ir'l.>8
ISl"I", any ma ne executors ''' I:i
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" ~" plIl oI GAcI%1Se' ""'cn n@1 [t"r'I''
o. ''oV: me C"aItIH3il, on oeI7i "i an"
OouhclI, "Q"I" ASK Ihe '2Feflh'nt Z"
convey To lae f'P'1'enla'I|' oi 'ie lg''oF
me OouhcH7 appreciation" VI tH'7 lo''''
6HO'
"
q discussion oI U1'S''i interest - ti'
traalh8 porIioh or me community 'ooN
pace III the CouhclI5 meeilh3 on d'II'f.
III arose Oh me ~iflto"dc''oH ~ N'N'i',.
Hl0HI oi ta0 l,F'I, u an o'1I''HVP' "i'i'I
= PROFESSIONALLY a'ie7'A ~ .'T'' "l'it' va
tIlIo Of y PROVISIONAL "f,"l"Ae' CONCERN
ing changes III lla q" "'Je" oJ'h "'He
JooO FeI"lII1@ 10 iFalo "hI HaF'I"l on ~
0t OrolE. Ems tI'Ie conveys mo Ia'3 81
lhe h'a'iH9 u lle oL'iiI'Ict' ""''i wis
eAPi"iHeo ny d 'a,t't nom '"e H''8iHi"'l'
ana also n5 'Ie HoNeIHileHJ acoFe airy ~
MS do'i"rA3 "'l'te'Se' - Ja' Na""c'I.
Inc nrSt Seclloh OF lle of&Ii mas Icitith'e
10 the anchorage OF Vessels inc Stco1d
refers 10 Uuc oIlIc" Pl} dote III ~, CI"!N
on goods WhIca nave aIrP3uy P3hl Ioi[ IN
81. 1holnaS, anu therefore mas a uiIect
interest LOT 4 Iar&" humorr OF persons. l6
IS wen known Cnat uhui recently goods
orough mo D. ihohaS PAD ! per cent
import Uu,9' cAcePl ~Oo'Q"ItI lfo'"t',
winch paIa > per cent. In the case CT
g0odS reShlppeI to -. CroIX TINS duty was
allowed as an abatement OFT the duty pall
III 81 Cr0iN' ItIS also Wei knoWh thlt
" new ordinance mas Daen iateiI passed IN
81 Thomas re'tucIng the harbour dues
ana, by way OF compensation, bringing up
the import duties on aI goods to- pc,
cent. it is PLAIN that II TINS increased
duty were taken OF good re shipped 10
-. Cr0iX II would mean 4 los 70 tIle ~.
CroIX treasury, ana rms loss the Govern
meht computes would DC ABOUT 9i7oO Il
year Inc Government, itrtIhE tAat III
the present circumstances OF 81. CrolN, the
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TAMES II. MARI,
- REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT,
1886 street N. W., Washington ID. G.
MONEY IOANED.-LOans OF any amount made
on approved Real Estate security. and no delay will
occur on my part when loan Is accepted.
MONEY lNvESTED.-An experience OF eight
years In the Real Estate business has given me such
knowledge of the values of property that persons
to call on me. When loans are made by me 1t Will
be my duty to that and insurance paid,
and II desired will collect the Interest II natures
without cost to the party loaning.
PROPERTY SOLD.-PersOns placing property In
my hands for sale may feel assured that their inter-
eat will be protected to the best OF my ability. Each
piece Of property placed with me Will be advertised
without cost to the owner, provided the price asked
Is not excessive.
PROPERTY BoUGHT.-rroperty- Owners desr-
ing TO sell quickly, and WILL for that purpose, offer
their property at bargain, may lind purchaser by
PROPERTY EXCHANGED.-Thc exchanging of
property will form important branch Of my busl-
ness aud will receive my special attention.
HOUSES RENTED AND RENTS COLLECTED
My facilities for renting houses and collecting rents
are unsurpassed. Houses In my charge Will he lib
orally advertised at my expense and prompt remit
lance will he made Of all rents collected.
FIRE notwithstanding the Roya!
Fire Insurance Company, whose assets are $50 0OO,
600, can confidently offer insurers absolute indem-
nifty In case OF fire. This Company does not exact
sixty days In which to pay loss, but pays promptly
upon adjustment, and that without discount
JAMES ii. MARI,
.Oc1l-1y3 U.ate OF Duvall Marry
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The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-12-06
MoSBY AND HIS MEN.

"Reminiscences or the Noted Confederate Guerilla--
An Iateresting Narration OF Some Daring Exploits
In the Civil War OF Which lie Was the Central