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Grant a. Ward.

Ex-sESAToR CHAFFEE TRYING TO GET Els MONEY
FROM THE DEFUscT FIRM.
The case OF ex-senator Chafiee against the lrm
OF Grant & Ward 10 recover 500 600 from the bank
r,lpt firm was continued In New York yesterday.
L. y Grant, Jr. said loan OF 100000 was paid by
Mr. Chaffee in Two checks OF $4,000 and $4,000
spectvely. dated May 9l.t and May 26tb. lsss. The
loan was returned on June 2lsI With ss.00o proft.
on July Doth $4,000 additional profit paid. No
receipt was given Mr.. Chafee; the agreement war
verbal Ii was arranged that fi50,000 should be-
paid Mr. Charee for the loan OF $4,000, In lieu OF
his share or the $a0.ooo profts. On several occa-
sions the witness borrowed money from lis brother
and Others, and returned IL with the profts added
No account was opened with Mr.. Chaffee when the
loan was msde. on the 2Ist OF November, how
ever, account was opened Each time the
witness made an investment be put MI. Chanees
money fn first. IL was IN this way that he could
Identity Mr.. Chaffee's interest On November -
SIS 600 loaned on government bonds; least iL
Ward gave witness receipts for the amounts re-
ceived together with the prots. ana whenever the
witness had any curiosity he would compute the
totals from the receipts. The profits were some
times as great in one month as IN two months
Different contracts showed different profits
The Richmond Auditors office Frauds
CHECKS FoR $4,000 DRAWN TWO YEARS AGO
FOUND IN CLERK SMITHS vAIlsE.
The irregularities In the auditors once In Rich
mond, Va, become more puzziing. In the saJchel
velopes containing checks aggrcgating $4,000 I'm
amount have been found. A letter sent from Wise
county contained three checks Tor nearly 5000
another IRON Lexington contained three checks for
about 81 500 There are several checks Sent 10 the
auditors Office by Col Mayre while he was CLERK OF
Alexandra city. One Is Tor e69l.24 on tae German
bank OF Alexandra, which has since suspended
check OF b. r. Waddeil clerk OF Hennco county.
81, ,6766e sent fn 1850, ana check of II. A Cog
BILL clerk OF Chesterfield county, for s57709, are
also among these papers Clerk Cogbills cheek
the case more mysterious than ever, since II shows
that Smith has had these envelopes, containing
nearly $4,000, for two years unopened He took
there was o probability OF q change OF of1cefa
The change n06 being made he forgot them.
The Mississippi has reached the danger linz g
vicksoulg, and nothing but s1 tce-plock>de can
prevent en- overflow.
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The Mercury at Chicago ~ Degrees he.

CHICAGO, January 22--Early this morning the
mercury Iell to II degrees below In this city.
according 10 the report of the signal service. In
the extreme northwest, however. the cold has
moderated somewhat. AT Fargo ana jamestown
the thermometer registered degrees below zero.
The mercury mad risen degrees here at noon To-
CAV.
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SCHUYLER COlfax,s Will.

The will OF the late Schuyler Colfax was admitted
to probate at South Bend, Ind, yesterday. The
family residence, with its contents, goes to Mrs,
COlfaX, together with half the residue of the
ana the rest goes 10 Schuyler COifax, Jr. George
valued at $780, 900. and is without incumbrance.
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General, Foreign New. nv Cable.

FIRE AGAIN BREAKS OUT IN THK kCUBA.
LONDON, January 22.-The IRE on the steamer
Acuoa At Dover, from Galveston for Bremen, sud-
denly broke out again to-day. An the engines are
working in an effort 10 eNtinguish the flames
ARMSTRONG oKpNANCR foUspRTEs FOR ITALY
ROME, January sG-1he rumor circulated some
days ago that sir William Armstrong, Of ordnance
lame. ana his busiDesS associates were about 10
establish factory ln Italy proves to have been
wen rounded They have obtained valuable con-
cesSlon lIOn the Italian government. and purpose
10 establish large gun ana arnorplate foundr1es az
the entrance 10 the Bay OF Po5Zuol. Contracts
have been signed cedng 10 them 10000 square
metres OF ground, not far from 80 acres
DEDICsTING THE SCOTCH CHrRcu AT ROME
RoNE, January 2S.-The members OF the Pr,.shy-
ter1an church ia this city held dedicatory service
yesterday In the portion OF the new scotch church
already completed. which VIII I've used FOR public
worship untl the entire building shall have been
finished. The aall was crowded with Protestant
clergyDen OK Eag.lsh, Scotch and American nation
ality.
RENEWED EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS N SPAIN.
MADRID, January :2.-Earthquake shocHs were
felt again yesterday at Malaga, Lola. veleZ
Malaga and Alinunecar Some damage was done
1T the last place mentioned.
EMPEROR WILLIAMS CONDITION.
BEELtN, January 22-Emperor william passed a
reasonably 5oOd night, and his condition to-day is
considered satisfactory. The emperor appeared at
one OF the winooMs VI the palace to-day in fun
sight OF passers-by and witnessed the changing OF
| The guards
Mr.. PARSElL CORK.
LONDON. January 2a.-Mr. Parnell is IN at Cork
and has postponed Ills immediate engagements
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ARMY ORDERs.-Leave for two months on sur
geons certificate of disability, with permission to
leave the division Of the Missouri, is granted Capt
Louis NJ. Maus, assistant surgeon, U. s. army.
Leave Tor six months, TO take effect about Febru-
airy 2Oth, 1885, Is granted Capt. Duncan NJ. Vance,
10th infantry.
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THE BASEBALL LEAGUE.-ConXreSSman O'NeiIl.
OF ST. Louis, addressed the Baseball league In New
YORK yesterday In behalf OF the st. Louis club OF
the association, and Mr. Lucas was heard in behall
OF the admission OF the Union club OF Sc. Louis.
Ihe league adopted resolution recommending
legislation at the March meeting OF the league
which shall render 1t impossible Tor reserve play
ers 10 be approached by any other organization
unul the expiration OF the ten days limit A CON-
mltt0o OF three was appointed TO meet o like COM
mlttee OF the association at Pittsburg on Monday,
TO decide on the admission Of the St Louis Unions
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Death Of Mrs. Matthew'S.

Mrs Mary A. Matthews, the wife of Stanley
Matthews, associate justice Of the Supreme Court
OF the United states, died this morning at the
family residence on Connecticut avenue Funeral
services Will be held at the residence Saturday
morning at 11:30 O'clock and the remains will then
be taken to Glendale, Oh1o and inferred at Spring
Grove cemetery. Q
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RErIRsD.-Rear Admiral S. z. Quackenbush has
been placed on the retired list OF the navy from
the 23d instant.
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Washington News and Gossip

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal rev.
enue, S29D, ,929; customs, s479.253
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Discharges Of Men on the Secret Pal
Roll Of the Treasury.

dSpatch from New York to the Philadelphia
Times says: Notice was served Yesterday on five
employees on the United States Treasury secret pay
roll that their services would not be wanted after
January 81. No reason was given, except insuffi-
cheney OF appropriations for The Treasury fund pay
roll Those who received the notices are Capt.
Lehman ISraOlS, Capt. w. II. HigdOn, L. b. Hoyt
Oscar Fr1cke and Gen. John Ramsay. Capt. Isra-
OILS was put on the secret Treasury pay roll by Sec
retary Folger He made many elaborate reports
about undervaluations, which, he says, the Treas.
ury department officials smOthered. He says he is
going TO the new Congress with lots OF secrets and
startling facts. Gen. Ramsay was delegate to
the last republican national convention. just be-
Iore the convention Senator Sewell, OF New jersey
had him appointed on the Treasury rolls at So a
Gay. NO work was assigned to him. Capt Hig-
dOn was appointed at the request OF Gen Butter
worth. OF Ohio. He objects TO removal while the
Treasury agents office and the secret pay rolls
under q cloud. He has gone TO see Secretary Nc
Culloch. l. B. Hoyt was protege OF John F.
Smyth, OF Albany. and was detailed there oscar
Frck came from Germany eight years ago with in
formation about frauds on Importation OF gloves
ne was at once put on the pay roll
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YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO, January 22.-John Burke. a
boy OF thirteen, last fall stabbed James Carney a
schoomate, during political quarrel. Carney ay,-
parently recovered, but lately has been Sinking
and physicians now think he Will die. Burke has
just been arrested and Will be held pending the re
suit OF CarneyS injuries
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At the request Of the authorities. force Of ma
rneS and gattling gun were landed from the u s.
man-of-Yar Alliance at Panama ON Sunday niQhs.
10 guard the railroad and canal property.
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FLORA, IT,, January 22.-ln the wreck ON the
Springfield division OF the Ohio and Mississippi
raiway, near Fairfield, the following persons were
injured: j. Davis, aged 60, stock dealer. living
near Fairfield. Ills, received internal injuries rom
which he has died. j. NJ Clare, OF Little Rock Ark,
shoulder diSOcated. arm broken. and severe cot on
hand; Michael Nelson, OF Burns, Kansas, head cut
and bruised his wife and child also received slight
INJURIES Daniel Willis, OF Ridgway. Ills, rib broken;
A. Denning, Of Carlyle, IL, severe cut On the head;
Conductor Let's, broken arm.
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BosToN, January 22.-The two replicas OF the
bust OF Henry W. Long,eIlow. taken from the one
in Westminster Abbey, and presented by The
Prince or Wales to Harvard college and the Maine
Historical society of Portland arrived yesterday in
the steamship Samaria-
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A. Much a Candidate a. Ever.


NUS sENAIOksHlP WITH rHANks.
CHICAGO, January 22.-Carter Harrison is re-
ported as saying that Aldermen Covin and Ill.,
dreth, who Informally announced his withdrawal
from the Illinois senatorShip contest while friends
OF his, are not authorized 10 speak for him. The
mayor says: II am in the hight as much as ever
was, and propose 10 stay To the last: that Is.
have never 0een candidate fer the O1ice, I'm
tain sense. but | am ready 10 accept IL. with
thanks, II the democrats offer IL 10 me-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-22

PERsoNAL-Mr. Chas. E. Miller, Surrogate Daniel
g. Rollins Miss Harding and Miss Sharpe, all of
New York, are guests at the White House PROF.
c. Y. Riley, of Washington, was registered in st.
Louis on Tuesday.--John R. Dos Passos, the
Well-known New York attorney, is at the Arling-
ton.-Secretary Greger, OF the Russian legation
has gone to New York for short stay-Mr
Everett Frazar, Consul General for Corea at New
York, and Rev. c. II. Eaton, OF New York, are at
the Hamllton.-Representativ ONeiIl. of Mis-
souri,, and Capt G. N. Wheeler, Of the geological
survry, were registered In New York last evening.
went over to Philadelphia last evening for a short
stay.-Gen- Fitz John Porter Is Ill In New York
Col VIM. Howard Mills, of this city, Will have
History on "Arnold's Expedition Through Maine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-22

CoLD WEATHER
Is STILL HERE. AND THERE ARE STILL FEW
BARGAINS IN ovERCOATs HERE ALSO
DON'T WAIT TOO LONG. FOR THEY ARE GOING.
OUR FINEST BEAVERS. PORT WINE COLOR,
LINED WITH THE FINEST SATIN. SUCH AS
MERCHANT TAILOR WILL CHARGE S75 FOR,
ARE GOING AT $40. ORIGINAL PRICE $50. ONLY
A FEW SIZES LEFT
OUR FINEST BLUE BEAVERS, SATIN LINED.
MADE FOR Si5 ARE NOW S35.
SANE GRADE, TINE SERGE LINING $50
ALL THE ABOVE ARE IMPORTED GOODS. AND
WARRANTED
IN DOMESTIC GOODS We II AVE FEW GOOD
ALL-WOOL COATS AT SS 50 AND 81. WHITNEY
BEAVERS BEAUTIFUL COATS, At $3.50 ORIGI
NAL PRICE sls.
MEDIUM WEIGHT oyERCoATs ALL PRICES
FROM 50 TO SO.
THESE ARE ALL THE wASNAMAKER GOODS.
WHICH Is A GUARANTEE OF THEIR SUPERB
ORITY. BOTH IN STYLE AND QUALITY.
E. B. BARNUM & CO..
93l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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SIGNALLING HIS fslrNRS TO BOSTON ATTRNPT-
ING TO DRIVE WHILE ISToNICaTED
Boston, January 22.-John l.. sullivan returned
from New York Yesterday and began a round OF
dissipation. He visited several saloons In the MORN
Ing. it Is said ana the pollce report that In the
afternoon he hired span or horses for drive.
lille on Beacon street the horses became fright
ened, and, as he WAS not I'm fit condition TO man.
age them, they ran away. throwing him from the
carriage. sullivan WAS severely cut about the
head and received other Injuries The vehicle was
smashed TO atoms long before the horses were
$40 nped IN their fiight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-22

Mr. George w. Roderfck, q weil-snown farmer of
frederick county. Nd. died suddenly yesterday
morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-22

CHICAGO. January 22.-The verdict OF the coro-
ner 1Jury In the case of Engineer Ellis. killed In
the Mcent collision here on the Nickel Plate road.
cenSureS the oicals or that road for the bad quail
fly or headlight oil used and charges the death
the gross careessness Of the officials OF the road
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-22

AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House to-day
were Senators Morrill,, Miller, Sewel, Van Wyck,
Brown, Hawley and sabin, Representatives Keirer,
Wilson Uowa), UNeiIl, Long, Ketchum, Hiscock,
Russell and steele, Commissioner LOring and Mr.
Eugene Schuyler and Mr. George Augustus Sala.
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OvERcoArs AND ANTS.

WE HAVE "A OTERCOATS. I AND . OF KIND.
SIZES 30. Sc. 81. 50 AND 10 CONE AND TAKE YOUR
CHOICE At so IN THIS CASE WE SELL
YOU THE GOODS AND MAKE A PRESENT OF THE
TRIMMINGS AND MAKING
y PAIR PANTS OF SUITS THE COATS AND
VEST HAVE BEEN SOLD AT $3.50, "a AND S5.
THESE ARE EXTRA VALUE AND SHOULD BE
SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED.
IF y MEN SEE THIS AND AEE IN NEED OF A
PAIR WE MAY NOT HAVE THEM TOMORROW,
so COME TO-DAY.
GEORGE SPRANSY.
ONE PRICE CLoTHIER AND TAILOR,
5sl9 5OT Seventh street northwest
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r~ THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF
~ Bloom of Youth Lodge. No 1853. G.. q. o. of Q.
lin o FRp 70 January az oa a E sc HAL To-
attend the funeral Of their deceased Brother THOMAS D.
n,v7n c,,prns ISAAC DYER. Nc;
w MISSIONARY sEkyICE IT The CHURCH
dress by Bishop ELLIOTT. No service at $3.50 It,
r-r THERE WILL BE PUBLIC MEETING.
uncer ths auspices OF the Wolnsn's Indian Asso-
on FRIDAY vESING esd It ocfscs 'f1 Addrerses Ghesa
Chef Of the Gro% creess Msdsne hu
tsl9u1l. and Noah LaFlssche (On1ahs, Senator Vest
- EAST WASHINGTON CLEVELAND AND
bfnGss on5 @ FRfn FRf weekly %sen ~, will be
ja22-2t j. c. ENiWisTi.E. Secretary
rgP ATTENTION. EAST wAsHINGTONIANS =
ar s M apray IT tine vsa 70
afnd anti tine eftnE emf Of the h Elst o1
ENHSINa' S.3S january 2ai ';So sharR s
Of pissoaoai1H @ d Mnhks eE S2RAEE S2RAk
heretofore doing business No Il4S 7Ih street north
s@o Marks ' Of the psrners es wb
dTsxss; The business viii hereafter DC carried at
partnership debts. and with whc ali PERSONS M Ie in
,..- sIads SiabsAM M4hhss fihEsnh
Washington January % 1885. ja22-3t.
Us DURATION CEREMoN IEs.-Proposals will be
os a nn prese Of @ M II I
various Government reserxations located on Pennsy
for on the occasion of the Inaa March 4th
fommanications will be addressed to Committee ON
Pdblic Reservations 1917 F St j.22
fSs LUMBER LUMBER
TO CARPENTERS. sPECULATORs AND OTHERS
Contemplating erecting temporary structures or stands
FOR INAUGURATION.
We havea stock Of LUMBER suitable for such pur-
poses, which will be sold CHEAP
have ess sokh the M
much ST PEkioE to that generally offered sale
We have piled ready for delivery a large assort-
men OF every size and length necessary for building
Ne solicit inspection. and guarantee prompt and
WM B. REDcnAvE, with
Telephone sss call 1922 18th and Nd. ave s,w.
Cs HOT AND COLD SODA.
MUNcAsfER finis 4 PIT H6MARp. SlsSs
Chemists and Druggists. Cor 7th and sts js22
~ DIR. H. THOMPSON MURRAY. DENTIST.
soyer sCHMiDT& SON.
ta22-lm Importers.
rg. REPORT OF THE coNDITloN
L%
ARLINGTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
At the close Of business DECEMBER 81, 1884
RESOURCES
Loans $40 41345
District of Columbia bonds. s.............. 1l069 80
Bills receivable. 5U65 OF
Real Estate. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 65 645 80
Office furniture and fixtures. 305l 46
Accrued interest and rents 6O7Ol7
Premiums due and in course OF collection. 331 IS
Cash in bank and Companys office. 2553sl
1854 2OOO2
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock. $500 10000
Surplus. a. 2O002
1894 2O002
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FIFTY DEGREES BELOW ZERO. AND HURBIcAkk on
100 MILES AN HOUR

MOUNT WASHINGTON, y. H., January 22.-The
thermometer this morning recorded nifty degrees
below zero, which is one degree colder than the
lowest temperature ever experienced here before,
which was ~ degrees below In March, 1874. Prob
ably no rOugher weather was ever experienced
here than that OF the present moments a. IN. A
northwest hurricane Is blowing. which has aver
aged 100 miles an hour for the past twelve hours
Sleep was Impossible during the night The chin
ney Of the signal station has been blown on, MI
ing the house with gas and smoke In case OF fire
the hotel or stage Office VIII be entered. where
plenty or blankets are stored. Only two men are
on the summlt-P. j. Cahill and Aphonse Laun-
dry-and they have made preparations FOR leaving
aI SnQrI nnIlnR should 4
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THE EVENING STAR.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

JOHN T. NTTCHELI'S REAL ESTATE
t-S Office, southwest corner of llth and Pa
(Thomas Dowlinx's auction rooms>. Dealer in Real
Estate, Stocks Bonds. Insurance and General AGENT
for the transaction of all business.
Prompt attention given 10 business entrusted to
u4-3m
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WALTER s COKs Pre51dent.
CHARLES EDMONSTON,
WM X. RILEY, | p...
WILLIAM KING, OHec'ofS
j ". II. LOVEJOY
District of Columbia. IS.
Personally appeared FRANK T. RAWLINGS who
made oath due form of law that the above is cor.
rect and true report of the condition Of
THE ARLINGTON FIRE INSURANCE COZ
On the 3lst day of December. A. d. 1884
FRANK I. RAWLINGS, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this Goth day
OF January, 1885.
ja20-3t d. c. RITTENHOUSE Notary Public
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Troubles Of the Railroads.


CHICAGO, January 22-The 7lT6uae says: Ii is
understood here Ia It the Lake Shore. the Penna
and the Michigan Central Cos, together with the
Nickel Plate and Pan Handle, viii stand by each
other IN the freight war, and not attend the regu
Lar pool meetings until the trouble Is se,ted.
1t is stated to-day that the Of the failure
OF the general passenger agents OF the eaStbound
lines TO meet here yesterday, was that the Lake
Shore had decided not 10 attend any more meetings
until IL had brought the Grand Trunk 10 terms.
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kilograms to The Star.
CARTER HARRISON NOT WITHDRAWN.
HOW ELECTIONS ARE RUN N CHICAGO.
ENGLISH SUCCESSES IN THE soUDAN.
MEXICAN OUTRAGEs ON TEXANS.


About His Reported Coming.
Special Dispatch to TIE EVENING STAR
ALBANY. \. Y, Jan. Ex-senator Garland Is not
mere. and Col Lamont says IL knows nothing about
his coming. The committee In Congressman
SpringcT'S interest he had not heard Of
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IHk WEEKLY STAR now ready for this week
Is most acceptable New Years gift. 1t Is
large double paper Of fifty-six columns, con-
tanning reports Of Congress and all the govern
ment departments. the United States courts,
Washington news and gossip, political, personal,
society, and local anairs NewYork correspondence,
and literary notes, telegraph news, all the news
concerning the new administration, the markets,
ETC. II Is only one dollar year, postpaid, to any
par: Of the United States and Canada Send for a
SDecimpn " -
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The Jury Fatl 20 Agree.

NEW YORK, January 22-The jury In the suit of
Mrs. Elizabeth :. Patton against Coils r. Hunt
ington, IN regard TO Central Pacific stock, which
was tried in the supreme court, came into court
day and stated that they were unable 10 agree on
a verdict. They were discharged from the further
consideration or the case. lt il understood that
The jury stood TO in favor Of the plsintin for
verdict for the Iull amount.
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- WM- CONARD. C. A. McEUEN.
CONARD McEUEN

Having opened an Office In the Kellogg Building No.
i4ie street we are now prepared to give particular
attention To the purchase SALE exchange and rental
real estate negotiating loans insurance III re
able companies and transactng all business pertaining
thereto Officers of the army and navy members of
ConEress and other officials owning desiring pur-
chase sell. exchange property and who remain in
Washington only portion Of the year. have their
interests carefully looked after especial ton will
be to the collection rents payment of taxes
and the preservation OF property ja2O. .lms
~p JNo. A. PRESCOTT. REAL ESTATE BRO.
ksr is now located in his new Office. In the Kel
has perfect facilities for transaction of the Real
Estate. Business in all its branches
Fine Residences for sale Houses in all parts of the
city The choicest Building Sites the northwest and
in all other locations speciality Is made in rental
of houses from the lowest to the highest value The
lest OF care exercised in this special branch
Money loaned at the lowest rates of interest with
great consideration as to security.
All business VIII be transacted strict fidelity Pub.
lie patronage Is solicited Telephone 1862
Notary Public. tal6-lm
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Fire. i'm Phtladelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, January 2a--Farly this morn
ing the iron foundry OF VIM. March, at 22t street
and Washington avenue, was destroyed by lre.
Loss, $ls. .0OO insurance. 5000. About the same
time fire was discovered On the tugboat .Chas Il.
street wharf The flames communicated TO the
Old steamer Claymont, which was used as work
shop and then spread to the barge j. j. Hudson
The tug was burned 10 the waters edge and sunk.
The other vessels were partly burned Loss, $500
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Fluctuatiens im Wall Sercet.

NEW YORK, January 22.-The stock market IT
the opening fell on 1s TO y per cent, but this was
quickly followed by recovery or TO n per
cent Before the frst CALL however, the list weak
ened again, and prices declined "a TO per cent.
the canal stocks leading. Pacific MAIL Union Paci-