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I.'OR SALE-A GOOD SOUND WORK Or DRIv-
Il ing Mare. cheap. Can be seen at l1Ol q ST. n. W.
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A New Regime in C0rea.

JUDGE DENNYS APPOINTMENT IN DEDICATION
THAT GERMAN INFLUENCE: Is WANING.
SHANGHAI. October 2S.-Owen y. Denny. for
mery American consul general at shanghai
has been appointed foreign adviser to the king
of Corea. to replace Herr Noilen!crif. formerly
German consul at Tien-TS:n. The appointment
of Mr.. Denny to this high position indicates
that German influence in Cnrea, which since
the advent OF Herr Alolendorif had been para
mount. is on the Wane
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Fire in a Wire Mill.

sPR1NGFIELD, MASS, October 2s.-Fire was
discovered in Prentiss' wire mill at Hoiyokc at
about five O'Clock this morning. 1t is supposed
to have started from the furnace. The
machinery On the first floor and part of it on
the second floor was almost entirely ruined.
The stock on these two floors was also badly
damaged. No estimate of the loss has vet been
made, but it will be very heavy. 1t was well
insured The building was but slightly dam
aged.
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Rule-ErfstOe.
THE WEDDING AT THE 13rH-srREET BAPTIST

CHURCH TODAY.
The marriage of Mr.. James f. Rule TO Miss
Matte l.. Fristoe, the daughter of, Prof Fristoe,
took place to-day at one O'Clock at the 18th
street Baptist church. There was a large at
tendance of the numerous friends OF the con-
tracing parties present and the church was
crowded. The floral decorations 81 the church
formed very pretty feature, palms being
placed along the sides and m the rear. while the
chancel was a mass of beautiful chrysanthe-
NUNS in full bloom. The bride was dressed in
white silk, with VEIL and the groom, best
man and ushers i'm morning costume. Mr.
r. Carter Ballantyne, III. Bradley Davidson. H.
C. Stewart, jr, and II. Ould as usherS The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr. Cuthbert,
the father, Prof Fristoe giving away the bride.
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MINNEAPOLIs, MINI, October2S.-The move
ments of wheat in the northwest the past week
have been heavy, and receipts :at Minneapolis
have largely exceeded those OF any previous
week. Receipts at Duluth have also improved
but the increase in that direction seems TO have
no effect in diminishing the volume which is
pouring into MINNEAPOLIS. Stocks in store at
Minneapolis, Duluth and St. Paul show an ag-
at Minneapolis for October will reach nearly
1,OOO,UO0 bushels, against 100000 in the
same months last year, and 3, 1919, 900 in Oc-
tober, 1888.
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News Briefs.

1t is rumored at Rangoon that a revolution
has broken out at Mandalay and that King
Theebaw has been murdered.
Gen. Negrier has again defeated the Black
Flags, with heavy LOSSES. The French loss was
small.
A special from Gadsden Ala. reports a shoot
ing afiray between Major J. IL. Wiley and J. ID.
Young, two prominent citizens OF Gadsden.
Young received "A wound i'm the thigh.
Lord Salisbury will address a large meeting
in London on November 4.
About sixty representatives of the whisky
manufacturing interest of the country are in
session in Chicago for the purpose OF reorganiz-
ing the old pool or forming "a new one
Mr.. Pyne the Parnellite candidate for parlia-
ment Tor Waterford, who arrested for
making an alleged sedltious speech at Clonmel,
has been discharged, IL having been proved that
i'm his speech he advocated boycotting, but not
violence.
Temporary coercive laws have been pub
lished in the Copenhagen OtfciaL Gazette. and
foree OF military and police has been formed
TO assist the civil authorities in carrying the
laws into effect
the rumor that a Partisan financer had COM
mitted suicide, proved true. The man was M.
Frensei, a banker
BY order OF James Gordon Bennett, the iron
steam yacht Poiynia was sold at public auction
yesterday In New York To Mr. VIM. Bald win
Starbuck for $4,000.
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REV. III. W. BEECHER SUED BY STUDENTs.-
In the assignments for next week in the court
of common pleas, in Hartford, Conn.,, is q case
against the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. He had
been engaged by the students of the Connecti-
cut Literary institute, at Suffield TO lecture In
that town. The hall was filed on the night
advertised, but Mr. Beecher failed TO appear.
A few days later "A letter was received from Gr.
Beecher saying he was detained by pressing
and unlooked-for duties, and Offering 10 lecture
at future date free of expense. Tickets were
again sold and the hall filled, but Mr.. Beecher
once more failed TO appear. The students sue
for damages.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
THE BALTIMORE ELECTION.
OF FERD WARDS TRIAL.


Many ColOred Men Voting with the
democrats and Many Of the Latter
Desert1ng Their Own Party.
BALTIMORE, October 28.-The municipal cleo
ZION, the canvass Of which was conducted with
more asperity than ever known at any election
y. IA haitimore, Is progressing very quietly, and
tne lno1cation, at 1 O'Clock, was that very
t ,aIge vote would be 'polled. The adherents OF
D0tn tickets express confidence in the result
lnete appears to be quite q detection in the
ranks OF the colored voters, as there is also in
I'M. .ne ranks of the democratic party. The count
.ag 9, Inc votes tonight can only determine the
result. Both parties are working hard.
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why High Averages Were Common.
THE SAME QUESTIONS USED FOR TEN YEARS IN

THE SAME QUESTIONS USED FOR TEN YEARS IN
EXAMINING CANDIDATES FOR PROMOTION IN
THE TREASURY.
Assistant Secretary Fairchild has dis
covered that the same set of questions
have been asked on examinations for promo
the clerks have become familiar with
them that they pass with very high percent
ages. One lady got as high as 9S, having al
ready corrected the same questions tor others
that were asked of her. Mr. Graham, Mr.. Fair
childs private secretary, is now Occupied in
getting up some new questions
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JONES. On Tuesday October %, 1886. af mid
night, THOS. L JONES, beloved husband OF Matilda
Jones. aged forty years and i've months.
Fuperal from residence, 1246 EleveDt street south
east, sunday, November LIST, AT pm lWtncbester.
Va and Marlboro, Nd, papers please copy -
MCKINNEY. On October 2Sth 1856, at 130
O'Clock q m, EDWARD 7. MCKINNEY, eldest son
of 4. 4. and NJ v. MCKINNEY, In the eAshteenth
year Of his age.
Dearest SON. thou hast ieft u.s.
We thy loss most deeply feel:
But IL Is God who has bereft us
He can all our sorrows heal
Yet again hope 20 meet thee,
When the days of life have fed,
And with JOY In Heaven 10 greet thee.
Where no farewell tear 10 shed
Funeral from his late residence, 626 Eleventh
street southwest on Friday afternoon. at O'Clock.
Friends and relatives respectfully invited 70 -
tend
PINNER- On Tuesday, October n, 1885. q 80
D M. LEWIS PRIMER, the beloved husband q
Emma Primer, aged thirty-ive yesrx
Funeral will take place rom his hate residence, No.
asa / s1reex, betvVeen Four-And -a-hah and sixth
streets southwest, sunday. November LIST Fr1snds
and relatives respectfully invited 20 attend
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE Md, October 2S.-Virginia skies.
CONSOLE lated. ,3: pastdue coupons, 5Saa;
fOrties, BIS bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Md, October 2S.-COtton dull and
COMMUNICATING, ZIG. Flour quiet. lower for city
milis-Howard street and western super 81 2a:S SO;
super 3.OOa: D. do extra. B .5a4 90; do. Rio brands,
5.OOa5.l2 Patapsco family, 5.65; do. superlatve
patent. 600 Wheat-sOuthern easy and quiet; west
ern higher and quiet; southern red, 93a95: do.
amber, 9Sa1.OI; No. 1 Maryland, 941a bid; No. 2
western winter red. spot, 91a9 November, 92a92ls
93a4al.O0 Corn-sOuthern steady; western steady
and more active southern white DID, 55a56, do.
50: do. yellow, 53a54: western mixed spot 5Oa5Ola:
October so bid November, 4Ss4a49l4: year. 451sa
4:p4; January 4i7sa45ls; February, 447sa45l. Oats
about steady and dull-southern, 3Oa34 western
Rye steady 65a67 Hay Hay steady and auiet-prme te
quiet. Mess pork. 1000. Bulk meats-shoulders
and clear RIB sides. packed. 4laa6l1. Bacon
shoulders, 5: clear rio sides, IA; hams, 111alI4s.
Lard-refned. 7i.. Butter higher-western packed
leum steady-refned. skasss Coffee quiet-Ro car.
3D.: copper refined dull, 1Ohsa1Ol Whisky steady
and quiet, l.19aL2O Freights TO Liverpool per
steamer dull-cotton. 732d Hour. Is; grain q shade
rmer. 2aa3d. Recepts-hOur. 8, 1O2 barrels; wheat
bushels. Shipments-hour, 1925 barrels Sales
wheat, 3S2 900 bushels: corn. 81 900 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. October 2S-1115 q. m.-The wheat
market opened strong this mornidg selling to SSs
for December but fell off under large offerings Sta
quickly rallied again on strong buyng TO ssh, and Is
now quoted st SS2s. Corn frm-November, 33a, Oats
frm-211aa255s Pork opened easy, but now irmer-
November. $50. Lard 2le lower.
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No SMALLPOX ut OTTAWA.

OTTAWA, ONT, October 2S.-At a meeting of
the sanitary board Il medical health officer re-
ported that not a single case OF smallpox ex-
listed in the city at present. Vaccination was
gong on increasingly at the hands of the public
vaccinatOrs and physicians generally. The city
is not SO fortunate in regard to other diseases
Typhoid and other fevers are said to be prev
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Q BENsINGER- AUcTIoNEER, WILL SELL,
Be 1907 It'll street, ON SATURDAY. OCTOBER
THIRTY-FIRsT. 1855, st SEVEN r. n. . large
assortment Of unredeemed pledges consistine Of LIZ
hunting cases; Gold Chains and Necklsces Gold Ear.
rings Pins, Bracelets Crosses, plain and set kinxA,
rors, Carpets, Rus, Bankets Cutlery Valises Booka
Carpenters Tools Cloth and SILK Pafterns Ladies'
Vests Dresses. Overcoats Ulsters Guns. Revolvers,
Clocks, Bibles Musical Instruments, Abums
Parties holding TICKETS VIII please take notice
oc2S-S1s H COHEN, LOOT 7thA
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MARRIED.

NICHOLS-COLLINS On Tuesday evening Octo-
Der 21th, 1885, by Rev. p. H sweet. THOMAS
Washington, ID. C.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. At st. Peters church.
October Zsth 1855, by Rev. Father Donohue Will
LIAM r. REYNOLDS. of Del Norte, Colorado, and
JOSIE PISTORIo, of Washington ID c.
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LOWER PR1cEs.
c. D. KENNY.
Southeast corner 7th and streets northwest,
TEAS, CoFFEEs AND SUGARS
LESS THAN THEY HAVE EVER BEEN SOLD
IN THIS CITY BEFORE
OUR TEAS BEING ALL OF THIS SEASONS
GROWTH POSSESS STRENGTH AND
FLAVOR THAT OLD TEAS
HAVE NOT
I HAVE NOW IN STOCK NEW CROP ONE
DOLLAR MoYUNE GUNPowpER TEA
THAT is SUPERIOR TO ANY GUN
POWDER TEA SOLD IN THIS
TOWN NO MATTER
HOW FANCY THE PRICE May BE.
FINE TEAS FOR SO AND 60 CENTS
MY SPECIAL CHEAP CHEoN TEA Is THE
BEST SO CENT TEA IN AMERICA.
COFFEES ROASTED DAILY.
FINEST GOVT JAVA CRoAsTED), % CENTS.
FINEST PADANG JAVA (DO), 25 CENTS.
GENUINE MOCHA ROASTED DAILY.
PURE SUGARS AT COST
GRADUATED z. WHITE ela. LIGHT VEL
C. D. KENNY.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN TEAS,
coFFEEs AND SUGARS,
oc2s-sts aEooR 7TH AND sra N. W.
i RICE AND QUALITY TELL THE STORY,
So so buys good business suit that Il worth $1,000
$SS buys reliable awool suit that IL worth e120O
$1,000 buys reliable ailwool cashmere suit that u
worth $500
$1,000 buys an al-wool diagonal dress suit worth
$500.
$1,000 buys an Atwood Primes Albert suit worth
$4,000.
ovERcoATs ovERcoATa
| Sa6O buys mans overcast worth ea00
| e7.75 buys . mans overcoAt worth $1,000
| $1,000 buys mans dress overcast worth e1Zo0.
| Boys suits commence u 1850 and ON up TO o1200
| Boys overcoats commence as 1915 and ON up y
| $l2O0
Children's suits At e2ioO and up to e700
chndrsn's overcoats at so and up TO s10.oo.
PANra PANTS. PANTa
1 Pants for Men. Youths and Boys from 81 90 up
THE LONDON AND ILvERrooL
| CLOTHING COMPANY.
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l.NOR SALE-OSE FINE GROCERY AND
Il Liquor store; ais fine Horse and Wagon. doing
hrstclass business vii give for selling out.
Apply al the cor. of 18th and T sis. NV oc2S-3t&
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or less bilious distress prevails at this season Of
the year. DIR. Jayne's Sanative Pills restore the
Liver to healthy action, and remove all bilious
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

EOk sALE-oR EXCHANGE FOR { ~ ikOP-
ioai three miles from Bennngs br dye: part saii
Prince Georges county. Nd improved BY a fine rest
4ene'e barn and Q hef oqt-buiidiugs. large appl-
fenced and and Ia fine condition. VIII dis7ose Of
par o a.. o. the pace 10 suit purchaser: easy terms
o. est IL W. OF l2o Pa av. NV. WASH D. Coc2s-Ils
I.'OR SALE-TRA,Ts OF LAND IN PRINCE.
MILE 81 a., eiy vi s some lo sgod t Yer 3 zen
northwest cor sth St and Pa ". oc2s-3ts
I'oK SALE-IMPRoVED PLACE. 30 ACRES
y heas ~osdeFs Home; offered al a bargain. Farms
m l,ir doedoln c2nnty Va pear W. o sd " r H.
northwe-t coz ga y and Pa ave. NV oc,S~:3t@
ftTOk SALE-sCITABLE FOR a PHYSICIAN
snu~ Coitage aud Five Acres ofI4.nd in Il neigh
torlng vi ae II Maryland win ne sold 1T very I5v
pre- For further information lns,.re OF
Oc-e-lT Real Estate Broker. 100 Pa ave.
I|oR sALE-GOOD HOUSE Or SEVEN ROOMS
e.eye;' acres OF land; abundance of fruiG te. miles
U. l. HIM 4, Vienna, FAIRFAX county, Va oo2 .-:5ts
L>oR RENr-BELMONT Farm; so ACREs
three-fourths OF nile from silver springs station
n;n,ins on the pnol:c roSd from mis- station NSoa
s s 81 t ms e' far hee S Of x tx 1sesy
Ia good repair, a sod sptias; ;. r. LIZ: sligo post
spring farm. ADJOINING silver spring s.ssion oc .-sln
I%OR RENT-A ,iOOD NEW BROOM COTTAGE
II two miles from city, with two acres Of land small
oc28-im r. 4. PHILLIPS. 1923 New York ave.
IroR SALE VERY DESIRABLE sUBUR-
ban Residence. with stable and rage house well
Bhaded Lawn sdd fTuiI: Georgetown: convenient
% horse cars Apply 10 W IL fiskE & Co, lao
New York ave NV selU2m$
VNOR SALE-FARMS-I HAVE ADDED To MY
Il st several p.eces Of country property both large
aud small AIMS within easy distance Of the city by
road and rail JOHN r. MITCHELL.
Real Estate Broker
os2-lm 1907 31sf st. loo Pa. ave
VTORSALE-A BEa UTTFUL HOME At HYATTs-
II vile. hid, 4is terms easy. Also desirable
Farm ti,e Nstropolt railroad. station. 4.
n. HILL & co. 1888 II. ocs-im
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NEW DEPARTMENT,

Our LINEN DEPARTM ENT. though less than
month old, is an ASSURED SUCCESS and growing in
popularity daily. Table Linens, Napkins, Towels
Doylies Crashes. Fancy Table Covers. spiashers, &C.
OF every needed kind These goods are fresh, styles
new and prices attractive
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NOR SALE-A GOOD FURNACE, ALMOST NEW
and having been in use only one season. Will b.
sold very cheap Apply al HEALY'S Drug store, Sd
~. AMI Mass NV. oc2S-2ts
INOR SALE-MARBLE SLAB 10 FEET BY 3
i fest Ia inch thick. $50. A. L. BARBER q CO..
L. DF0.i builiing. oc-S-3t
NOR SALE-A COUPE ROCkAWAY. ALMOST
new. Of Late STYLE. panel doors low quarters and
cloth lining; viii suit winter summer Will be sold
cheap If app led for q. W. MASON. Carriage
Maker, 21U3 and ZOOS NJ ST. nv oc2o-2t<
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719 e. O.. DAVIS, 719
710 MARKET SPACE.
Z 10
-
TRIMMINGS

We invite the attention of buyers to the LARGEST
and most elegant line of DRESS and CLOAK TRIM
M1NGS ever offered in this market. It would BE- q
long story to tell you of all we have in this Depart
ment Our assortment of FEATHER TRIMMINGS
Is unsurpassed. We have them from SIC. to $40 per
yard. FUR TRIMMINGS in great variety, and all
choice goods. In Chenille and Tape Fringes and
Marabouts. show fifty different styles, all new,
among them many novelties Moss Trimmings in all
colOrs. We buy only from reliable manufacturers.
consequently our styles and prices are correct
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IGOR SALE-A THOROUGHBRED MARE. Z
Il years old. rs hands high, splendid saddier, works
in single or double harness can be time at
WOOD BROS. Stable. VI st. NV, between 18th and
l4ih SIS. OC2S-6I
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SPECIAL BARGAIN.

Just received large lot of handsome real Duchess
Lace Pelerines at job price, You can buy them very
cheap. We mention one number worth $lS at $3.50
Don't miss them. We have bargains also in real
Duchess Laces, Handkerchiefs, Flouncngs &C.
Embroideries, LaCes, Ribbons, Nets Veilings, Neck
Rulings Kid and Cashmere Gloves. Handkerchief
Soaps, Extracts, Fancy Goods and Notions in great
variety, at
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BUTTONS.

If you want to see handsome Buttons in irresistible
styles and colorings, spend few moments at our
Button Counter.
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s,Z-lU,

rI,HE OTTO GAS ENGINE REQUIRES NO
Il boiler. Avoids ali expensive R.tendauce No
los tlnae. 20 handling OF fuel and no ashes For
Particulars Gail on D. RALLAUF Agent. 1SI 7tb
loI aul I-om
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vELvETs

Line of Black and Colored vELvETS complete, and
PRICES LOWER than they have ever been offered.
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EtOR SALE-A VERY FINE SADDLE HORSE;
VIII also drive well: Is easy tTotter and good
speed Inquire Immediately at OICOTTS Stables
between 18th and 18th and III and NV.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York Stock Mark ct

The following are the opening and 300 I'm prices
IF the New York Stock market today, reDortsl D,
SPECIAL wire to II. II. Doisc. J39 i5tn street.
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RE-APPoINrED.-The Secretary of the Treas.
ury has re-appointed Robert J. Mayneld 70 b,
chief OF division In the ONCE Of the con
troller OF currency.
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/ EEE NM NM pPP ~ sSSs
t f 4 ssH i 4 E Err ssss
ILL EEK Il II ssss
EXTRA PALE BEER
FOX SALE EVERYWHERE wa
Ger Tar Best.

Ger Tar Best.
THE CONCORD HARNESS"
THE CONCORD COLLAR
Sonpe, carriage, Road, Team and Express Harness
OF &il kinds and description at Lowest Prices
livery Genuine CONCORD HARNESS Is stamped
with makers name and Trademark
LUrZ & FRO,
4SI Pennsylvania Avenue,
Adjoining National Hotel.
E6HoRSE BLANKETS and CARRIAGE ROBES
ia srea: variety ~ Very Low Prices oc16
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BLACK GOODS.

BLACK GOODS
Ladies in want of BLACK DRESS GOODS
| MOURNING GOODS of any description. will do well
to examine our stock. We make speciality of Black
Dress Goods and can suit the most fastidious We
| have BLACK JERSEYS in best makes.
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A THRoNG OF WHITE HOUSE CALLERs-The
number of the Presidents callers during bust
ness hours this morning was even larger than
usual: The warning that office seekers and
dent after the first of November had the effect
of inviting those on the ground 10 renewed ex-
ing days before the order takes effect will be
taken advantage by persons from everydirec-
ton who have an Office in view. Among the visi-
Secretary Bayard. Attorney General Garland,
Secretary Whitney, Senators Gibson and Nor
gan, Representatives King, Seney and Cox, L.
Orr, Chambersburg, Pa; DR.. A. Belhardt, Ohio;
Cuthbert 3. Jones, Louisiana; ]: n. Ross, York,
Pa; C. c. Camp, Samuel Jones, Va; John Law
she, Col II. f. Merritt, U. s. consul to Aix-La-
Chapelle; R. ]. Bright, Col. e. r. Brink, North
Carolina; A. ]. Rose, Poughkeepsie, Y; Robt.
Gregg and NJ. Mcmahon, Bradford, Pa, and
Isaac r. Diller, Ill.
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Mysterious Shooting Affair.
YOUNG NAN FOUND IN A DYING CONDITION
AT IOOMINSTER, MASS.

A YOUNG MAN FOUND IN A DYING CONDITION
AT LOOMINSTER, MASS.
LooMINsTER, MASS. October 2S.-A mysteri-
Gus case, which is now being investigated by
the police, is causing considerable excitement
here. Arthur Spill, a young man, left here for
Worcester yesterday. He returned on the
evening saan and went TO tns aoSse 6
his wife and children being ut home. AT about
10 o'clock Spill was found in Crockett's door
through the lungs with a shotgun, and lived
only about an hour after he was taken home.
1t is rumored that improper relations have ex-
listed between Spill and certain married
woman, and that jealousy prompted the shoot
ing. The wound evidently could not have
been selffnfiicted. Spill, while dying, talked
fused to furnish an account of the shooting.
Further investigation proves that man
Names Aen Who nrst reached the me dying man,
been ignited by the discharge of the gun and
that Spill admitted that he took his own life.
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District Government Affairs.

DIS. A. Sum6y. Si5--5i street southwest
complains To the Commissioners OF "A pond of
water on the west side OF Sd street between Il
and streets southwest.
Mr.. John w. Brown. of Hillsdale, n. c., asks
the Commissioners To construct a bridge across
the gutter at the intersection OF Nichols and
sheridan avenues.
STREET IMPROVEMENTS.
Mr.. Patrick Maloney. one of the street con.
tractors for laying the asphalt block pavement
has successfully laid that style OF pavement i'm
I street, between 9Th and 18th southwest; 10th
street between Is street and Mary land avenue
southwest, 9th street east between Pennsylya-
MIA avenue and Massachusetts avenue north.
east; oth street east, between East Capitol and
I streets north. He is now laying on south A
street. between 3D. and 9th streets southeast
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LNXPERT TYPE-WRITING,
u CALIGRAPH OFFICE, 933 st.
am, Nv

DOSEDALE
h BUILDING LOTS AT LOW PRICE AND
EASY TERMS.
have Subdivided ROSEDALE, and offer Building
Lots. 20 feet front, $500 $3.50 $500 $3.50 per lot
Terms 10 per cent cash, balance monthly. Rosedale
is located Immediately at the eastern end of the CO.
iumbia railway company. 10th and H SITS ne Plat at
my Office, $40 Market space.
Oc5-2m w Fl CI,AGETT
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED-A PARTNER NTH , 81 zoe TO
w $4,000 active or silent. TO JOIN with me in the
Je,elry business good opportunity for any one in
Office to engage in profitable business ADDRESS Ao
BIOLOGIST star Office. IL"
ENoR TRADE-A FINE, WELL-BUILT PRESS
brick House. on st. NV - ro s,I III h.norougn
improved property, small houses or unimproveo
ground. Answer giving location OF property offe ed
and price, ID. NJ. Star office. ocZS-w 1885,
IHOR SALE-ONE HALF INTEREST," IN WELL
- established Real Estate Business. Address Real
Estate. giving name, Star office. ocI 1-ot
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY-ONE-HAL INTER
NJ est In we-esta blshed business; the pest location
IN the city and the Of the pest houses 10
the country in several lines. Address GOLDEN, star
o. ce Oc27-2*
II r. HEREFORD REAL ESTATE, LOANS, IN;
y surance, 142S y. Y. ave. Money loaned on real
estate and other security. Real Estate bought and
soid Rents collected. Insurance In nrstclass com
panies. oc24-3m*
THE OWNER OF SEVERAL PARCELS REAL
estate, small and large. unencnmbered nnely STU
ave IN Western States wishing to make MS nome In
Washington, would like to sell or exchange on cash
OASIS for desirable residence store property moder-
ate values adding cash. Owners desiring such ex,
fnange sending full particulars to L. U. BOX 244 VIII
nave prompt attention No agents. oc1-w&slm|
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THOMAS MARTIN, messenger In the steam
boat inspectors Office Of the Treasury, has been
dismissed.
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