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Chanees I'M Che Omee..

The resignation Of Joseph G. Chandler, re-
ceiver OF public moneys at Yankton, Oak, has
been accepted.
Danlel Rhodes, Of Colorado, has been ap-
pointed clerk Of class two in the ONCE of edt,.
Office.
Mrs. Mary " Burr. of Virginia. has been pro-
Office.
Ihe secretary Of the Treasury yesterday APP
boilers at Louisville, XIV.
George b. Armstrong was yesterday ap-
pointed rs postmaster at Garfield. near Ana
costa, vice w. II. Murray, removed.
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SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Nov. 25.-The Chicago
Columbus Centennial Worlds Fair and Expos
ition company has been licensed To incorporate
by the secretary Of state. The capital stock IL
81 100000. The object Is 10 hold an internal
tional exposition In the city of Chicago in 1892,
which will celebrate the fourth centennial oil
the discovery OF America At the same Time it
is proposed TO erect a colossal statue of Column
bus, resting on vaulted pedestal, I'm which will
be deposited history OF each country PARTED
patiug.
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A ST. LOUIS MYSTERY.
A Woman With Her Throat Cut Jumps
From . Burning Building and In
Picked nm Dead.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 25-At two O'Clock this
morning fire was discovered in one Of the north
rooms of the Metropolitan hotel, on 9TH street.
The fire department arrived promptly, but the
flames had gained such Roadway that it re-
Quired considerable effort TO confine them to
the one building. One man was taken from
his bed, nearly suffocated and very seriously
burned about the head and body. A woman
seemed powerless to open il. A fireman threw
O rock, breaking the window, and the woman
threw herself head foremost to the pavement.
She died few minutes later. She was badly
burned and had a deep inciSion in her THROAT,
which looked as though IL had been done with
q razor. Ii is thought that the building was
accidentally set on fire by some woman's lover,
although dhere rUInors that the woman
whose throat was cuthad been murdered, and
that the assassin had set fire 10 the building to
cover his crime. The loss is estimated at
$500.
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GRAND AND PETIT JURIEs FOR THE DEcEMBER
TERN OF THE CRIMINAL COURT.


GRAND AND PETIT JURIEs FOR THE DECKMBER
TERM OF THE CRIMINAL COURT.
The following jurors were drawn to-day to
serve In the Criminal Court at the December
term, commencing on the first Monday Of the
month:
Grand Jurnrs-s. D. shuster. e17 II st. NV;
w. 81. Porter, 923 F 81 NV; John E. Herrell,
926 Pa. ave. ae; Samuel e. Arnold. 20l l1th
= ne.i e. AolFis sionssa, 81 St; Daniel
s.h ST sidney wss. 1908 St n saS
Mccormick, 1914 Nj. ave: NV; Henry Otter.
@ St NV; o. r. Burdette, sos It'll ct. NV; Wal
lace A. Bartlett, 1851 E st. s.e.; J. Blake Ken
DALI, $40 Pa. ave: NV; Thomas 2. Jacobs, III
v; j. Pierce Kangie, Inean Hin road; Mich.
Pietorto, S16 e %. ae.; John Yeabower, Spring
st. road; VIM. Childs, 1886 10th o.; Noble Har-
ris, 1709 N ct. p. W.; Gilbert Gray. 1927 Q st.
Petit Jurors-1ohn T. Fenuick, 22e 9Th
St; Otto Branson, 1915 Z q q. W; John
nnH N.Y.. Anacostla n o. = 9. i RsSis 7!s
o. Y; W. T. McEifre.h, coo + q q.
ws Michael Weller. 74s 9Th e. g. e.; John 4:
lgS T. l e stn 8: Fl es ED. Wss
ct; james T. Fry; 4O1 N. J. ave; s.e.; John Cam
O. n;w.; Thos. y. Chase, 1922 3 St NV; Mich.
s q. y. James Il Green, 1ioo 18Th e. ST. NV =;
Tsos 81 oErsm 7o7 tSsh g E " John shs.;
der o ssH ST. iSsG sc;1 Fn M Esasn ssa
l zsss &: 8; Ipsssais 'sss;' 1 zs:'
= eu1r AbA1ssr raH DnrRICr on TRrAI.-
yodsy, in Jndgs 4errtck's court Circuit No.
ss ~ trisd. This 9 a ne sctsoa "a dsnssses
slleRd q have besn .uslaine1 % he properly
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CHICAGO, Nov. 25.-A woman named Libbie
Blow, occupying rooms In rear OF No. 643 south
Clark street, attempted suicide at 1890 O'Clock
this morning by firing her clothes, which she
had saturated with kerosene OIL Her screams
were heard by Q policeman. He saw the flames
In the house and ran through the narrow pas
run by the Officer into the open air, but he
threw her TO the floor and smothered the IRE I'm
bed clothing. The furniture and carpeting had
caught nre. The officer extinguished the blaze
with few buckets OF water and sent the
woman to the county hospital. She Was badly
burned and will die.
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Crtst. Immiueut NJ Parss.

CRAVE CONDITION OF Affairs ARISING OUT
OF THE ToNQUIN MATTER.
PARIS Nov. 25.-The newspapers to-day are
unanimous in the belief that the fact that n
majority OF the committee OF the chamber OF
deputies TO examine the Tonquin credits are in
favor OF the evacuation OF Touquia and NADIA
gascar renders the situation OF affairs moro
critical, and they anticipate n cabinet crisis as
the result of the commute 4 action.
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AZ the meeting Of the general passenger
agents In New York yesterdzy The contract Tor
the west bound pool was aligned. The emigrans
rates section has been laid over, e 49,
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The Ballots 90 be RecOunted.
AN IMPORTANT POINT DECIDED In THE CHI
CAGo MAYoRALrY CONTEST

CHICAGO, Nov. 25.-Judge Prendergast, In
the county court this morning, decided that it
would be proper to open the ballot boxes and
count the ballots cast for mayor last spring,
and TO submit the result OF the recount evil
office OF mayor OF Chicago. This Is the point
contested by the attorneys for Mayor Harrison,
and insures an immediate recount of the bal
lots.
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NEW YoRx. Nov. 26.-Ale4ander Hweeuys the
young fellow Who was convicted OF m1nder "a
I'M 81 Holm Harmou. . night watchEnAn On the
night q April 5th, 0a: today sentene,9 g g
his SonSsnco seolcally. Applscaaon for new
fg1na 49, to0uood bo6ogo 00ntonco Was poooo0.
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Flour Mflls Closinr Dovn.

CHICAGo, Nov. 26.-A special dispatch from
Minneapolis. says: The nOur mills ell either
closed down last night or will do SO by tonight.
The reason given Is, that with the advance i'm
freights-1719 cents to Chicago and % cents Der
present relative prices, there Ii no profit In
grinding.
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Washington News and Gossip.

TOMORROW being legal holiday, no paper
Will be issued from this office. The counting
room roo Will be kept open as usual during the day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-25

The WILLET'S POINT MILITARY SCHOOL,
Col. James G. Duane, Col. O. A. Gilmore, Lieut.
Col. Cyrus B. Comstock and Lieut.. Col. Walter
Mcfarland, of the engineer corps, members of
the board of visitors to the engineer school OF
application, at Willets Point, n. Y, have been
ordered to proceed to Willet's Point for the
purpose of making the semi-annual inspection
OF the school
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CHICAGO, Nov. 25.-Judge Tuley, in the cir.
cult court yesterday, dismissed the btn Of .
trustee asking that Robert w. Roleooa Be in-
structed 70 permit his young son 10 visit a
aunt at stated intervals I'm order that the lad
might inherit $50 His honor remarked
that to exercise such power would be 20 practl-
cAlly transfer the custody od chhQ nom IL
parent 70 . stranger.
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VOTING IN ATLANTA.
The Election on the Local Option Ques.
ton PrOgresstug Quietly.

ATLANTA, GA, Nov. 25.-The local option
election is progressing quietly and large vote
is being polled. Both sides are working hard
aud both claim success.
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RECRUITs-The superintendent of the gene
raj recruiting service has been directed to for
ward fiity-eight recruits to the department Of
the Platte for the It'll infantry, and thirty -four
TO the department of the Missouri for the 9th
cavalry.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

T0S, HAVING A DESIRE TO ACCOMMO-
DSss date our customers and the public generally,
our Dry Goods and Carpet House win be open TO
MORROW Thanksgiving Day until O'Clock p. N.
1t W. w. BURDETTE& Co
ls MAsoNIC.A SPECIAL COMMUNICA-
49, TON of the NJ. W. GRAND LODG f. Or f.
A. A NJ for the District of Columbia will be held at
the Masonic Hall, No. 3US lth st n.w on (THANKS-
GIVING pAY) thursday, November "a 1885
At O'Clock pm for the purpose of laying the
stone of Mount Z.on Baptist Church corner Of 18th
and 4 SITS. e.
BY order of the NJ W. Grand Master
Its VIM II. YERS, Grand Secretary.
TH~ THE CORCORAN GALLERY OF ART
49, will be open to the public TOMORROW
Thanksgiving Day. from 10 q. m to 2 p. m. Admit
lance free.
BY order Of the Board of Trustees
II WM MACLEOD. Curator.
IF~ THE OFFICE OF THE WASHING
- TON GASLIGHT COMPANY win be open
TOeMORROW, hank sgiving. from to IL am.
The Superntendents office viii be open nom 8 o
m. TO 3 pm. 1t
TE~ AUGUST DETTERER, FRENCH,
- American and Vienna Bread q speciality.
2Oi2 st. NV All orders by telephone or Otherwise
promptly attended to. Telephone call 954-3 n5-1m
~. YOUR TURKEY MUST HAVE THE
- finest Cape Cod Cranberries. JOHN H
4AGkUDER, 1417 New York ave. n2O6t
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PROPOSED NEW

PROPOSED NEW ATLANTIC CABLE.
LONDON, Nov. 25.-The government to-day
| publishes advertisements soliciting tenders Tor
| laying cable from Halifax Ia Bermuda and
jamaica under a subsidy from the govern
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THE LEAVE of First Lieutenant Bainbridge
Reynolds, Sd cavalry, has been extended two
months.
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THE NIGHT LoDaING HOUSE RoBBERr.-The
glanu Jufy n,-oay found an indictment against
Eugene slofgan ior house breaking in the day
~ the night lodging house on May 10 last; Also
ior the larceny Of $356.f0 worth Of property
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LONDON, Nov. 25.-The Allan line steamer
Buenos Ayrean, which arrived at Greenoc.S
November pa from Montreal, with smallpox
on board, and which was placed In quarantine,
has been released. The patients have been
removed to the hospital
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CArTARo, Nov. 25.-The Austrian govern.
ment is concentrating troops in Herzegovina
One regiment from Lower Austria and one from
Upper Austria and one from Hungary have
gone to Bosnia via Slavonia. The whole force
is to form military Gordon on the frontier OF
Bosnia and Herzegovina. The Montenegrin
OFFICIAL Gazette to-day hints that if Prince Alex
ander attempts to'execute his alleged threat TO
annihilate the Servians, Montenegro will not
remain an Indifferent spectator.
sERvIANs REPULsED BEFORE wTDDIN.
VIENNA, Nov. 25.-The Servians bombarded
Widdin the whole night long, and at q O'Clock
this morning, after being strongly REINFORCED,
they attempted to carry the city by an assault,
but were repulsed after three hours sanguinary
fighting.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Assistant Paymaster John
A. Mudd has been ordered to the Vermont De-
cember LIST. Chief Engineer J. w. Thomson
has been ordered to duty in connection with
the machinery of the Chicago, in addition to
his present duties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-25

JUDGE MCCUE, solicitor of the Treasury, has
gone to New York to confer with the United
States district attorney in regard to the prose-
cution Of certain suits for refund OF custom
duties. There are about two thousand OF these
cases awaiting trial.
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Starving SeryianS ON the Frontier
Submit TO the Bulgarians.

BELGRADE, Nov. 25.-lt is officially an
nounced to-day that King Milan has accepted
the armistice proposed by the powers.
. VIENNA Nov. 25.-Emperor Francis Joseph
returned yesterday from Hungary and pre-
sided at a meeting Of the cabinet which was
called in connection with the Servian rout
LONDON, Nov. 25.-The Bulgarian losses so
far in the campaign are 200 dead and =, 900
wounded, $50 of the latter being severely in
iured Sixty-four Servian officers have heeu
killed or wounded. Five hundred starving
Servians have submitted to the Bulgarians on
q frnDfiar
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kilograms to The Star.
DEATH OF KING ALFONZO.
A Victim Of Consumption and Dysentery.
THE TORY GAINS IN ENGLAND.
CONSERVATION Of the Liberals.
MILAN ACCEPTS AN ARMIsTICE.
TRAGIC PATE OF A ST. LOUIS w0NAH.
ENGLIsH LIBERALS DISMAYED.
Yesterday's Gains by the CONSERVATIVES
Causing COnssernation Among Them.
kilograms to The Star.
DEATH OF KING ALFONZO.
A Victim Of Consumption and Dysentery,
THE TORY GAINS IN ENGLAND
CONSERVATION Of the Liberals.
MILAN ACCEPTS AN ARMISTICE.
TRAGIC PATE OF A ST. LOUIS woNAH.


Yesterday'S Gains by the Conservatives
CAUSING CONSERVATION Among Them.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal
revenue, $S1O, 431; customs. $515,957.

SIGNAL SERVICE CHANGEs.-Second LieutB.
NJ Purssell, ofthe signal corps, has beenrelieved
from duty as adjotant at the Office of the chief
signal officer, by First Lieut.. T. NJ. Woodruff,
9th infantry, who has been on indications
duty at the signal Office. It is said that Lieut.
Purssells relief Is only temporary, that he may
give MS whole attention to new signal man.
ual which he is engaged in preparing.
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u. All We'll.
THE HOUSE OFFICEs.-There is some talk of
Mr.. Daniel Reeder, OF Pennsylvania, as can
didate for doorkeeper of the House, and it is
understood that he is supported by Reprcsen-
tative Curtin. But Mr.. Reeder'S candidacy,
like that OF several others, scarcely creates q
ripple upon the surface. 1t is regarded by most
of the members now here as too late for new
man to take the field with any sort of hope of
success. Nothing has yet occurred TO change
the probabilities already set forth in The
speaker, clerk, sergeantat-arns and post
master, and Col. Doneson as doorkeeper, all ny
reclamation. That is, they will be nominated
by reclamation in the democratic caucus, and
that is equivalent q election
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The NAVY DEPARTMENT is informed of the
arrival of the United States steamer Tennessee
at St. Thomas. All we'll.
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WILL BE ALLOWED TO SERVE OUT HIS
TEEM.-rhe commission of Thomas c. Acton.
assistant treasurer at New York, will expire on
the Goth prox. There are many applicants for
the place, and strong effort has been made TO
secure the suspension of Mr. Acton on political
grounds. The President is said, however, to
his term. The salary of the Office is So 900 per
annunl, being $4,000 more than that of the
treasurer.
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OEATH OF A NEW YORK OFFICIAL IN THIS
CITY.-General j. b StOnehouse. ACTING assIs-
tant attorney general for the state of New York,
diea AZ the Ebnitt house, in this city, yesterday
the city for about two weeks representinr New
YORK In The settlement ct claims of the state
against the United states. His death was
caused by paraly sis, with which he was attack ed
few Gays ago. He was native OF Maidstone,
kent, England, where he was born December
~, 1915. he came TO this country In 164S.
Albany to-day.
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WINDING UP THE BUSINESS OF THE COURT OF
ALABAMA CLAIMS.-The last % cases of the
5,751 cases on the docket OF the court of Ala
bama claims We're set down for final hearing
to-day. -rne court announced that Hon. j. A.
CreSwell, counsel ior the United States, had
been suddenly called away by the death Of
Mrs. Cresweli's mother, at his residence i'll
Maryland. The cases assigned to Gen. Cres-
we'll were, however, undertaken by Mr.. Walker
Blaine, The assistant counsel for the United
States, and were all disposed OF and taken I'M
der advisement. The court adjourned until
Monday, when it will hear motions Tor rehear-
ing until "Wednesday next; and thereafter de-
vote itself to the certifcation Of the judgments
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PERSON Al.

Mfr Ia Levy returned from a trim
tn Brltou and fentusn. Yesterday
-. u VI, I.,..
i.r, 2"'''' 1 sd ''k,. "e.'. TO-" u
, ,Io' e''" eS'eiu"'' an" WI" P'o" II
''e' = '''uN
Nr. ;. !. Mallory l. expected home
from New DIRK IN d@y or two lie
Il 'AHu! improve" 'I' 'e"''h'
Mr.. Mike t'Wnan left Yesterday att
efnoon Tor II Louis and Chicago. lie
"lIl return home VIA New Orleans.
Mr.. sol liir-cubcrg, one OF the most
popular employees at sanger Bros,
ha, returned from "a trip TO Dallas.
Mr.. Td. Handle. who I'm. been ont
ON his rai,cb LOOKING a,trr hi. stock
returned home Yesterday. ia. ,nys
ever, tbino /. mnyirr nlono. smoothly
IN the country.
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/ find II indispensable" .aid lady
friend of ours the other day If ON"
of the little ones has bad fall, ! APP
ply Pond'- Extract at once, and the
cure - 80 quick that the skin doc, NOT
have time even to change color. find
il equally good for burns, Doils, piie''
sore throat, and all such diseases:
while for hcmorrhage- it is the best
thing in the world. / learned thni
from mother long ago. GRANDMOTHER
used ia TOO. 80 YOU see Our family
/ L3, used Ponds Extract Tor gcncrn'
lions. But be sure aud see there is q
M wrapper around The hcitle.
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~Oh. how do wish my skim was rs
clear and soft ~ yours said II lady to
her friend. = ou can e--iiy make IL
-o." answered the friend. "llOw !:
inquired the fret lady.
by using Hop Bitters that makes
pure. rich blood and blooming health.
II dii 10 for me, you observe
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~ YOU are minister,
and have ovcrtaNcd Your
self with your pastoral duties,
or "a mother, Y orn Uut via! care
and work. or man of hu~juc-, or la
hpI, weakened by the strain of your
EVERYDAY duties. or "a mau Of letters
toiljug over your midnight work, Hop
BI,tcrs will most surely strengthen
YOU.
Iiyou are suffering from oycr-cat-
iu4 or drinking. any indi-Crctjon or
-ipaiion oc are Young and growing
too fast, a- is often the case,
"Or if Won are in tho workshop,
on the farm. at tho desk, any
where, aud feel that your ,Ns-
tenn needs cleansing, tuuing, or
stimulating without intoNica-
ting. if YOU are old,
blood thin and impure,
pulse feeble, nerves unsteady.
faculties waning, Hop Bittcr.i'
what Won need 10 give you new
lie, health and yigor.'
lfyou are costivc, or dy'peptic or
suffering from any other Of the
numerous diseases of the stomach
or bowels, it i, your
own fault if YOU remain III. III
YOU are wasting away with any form
of kidney disease, stop tempting
death this
moment, and turn for cure to Hop
Biiters
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II YOU are hard mp .er 'turgi,, he
win save YOU money Oh y"W shoe
bin,
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# vou have rough. pimply, or sal-
law kin, bad breath, Hop Bittcrs will
give YOU fair skin, rich blood, The
sweetest breath aud health. SjuOwili
be paid Tor case they viii not cure
cot help
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-08

The following is the report for the
week ending March 9th
Is.I 1 n I-A-r
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Little Jolcr D. inc bc-t smoking
tobacco.
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II YOU are sick with that terrible
ness, Nervousness, you will find Il
Balm in Giicad' in Hop Bitters.
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own fault if YOU remain III. If
YOU are wasting AWAY with any form
of kidney disease, stop tempting
death this
moment and turn for cure to Hop
Biltcrs
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lfvou arc costivc, or 'peptic or
suffering from any other Of tho
numerous diseases of the stomach
or bowels. it il your
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Delrt1s s Co.,
General Estntsn,
Wo. 2 Bow!ins @reen, Nsw=Der,
vs.. s. gouns unb s. @rieienbed & &c.,
Mssnten fit San antonio.
y. &ufef, Msent fir Sdu' enburs.
6.-g. 8dr, asent in 9oufon.
y. Gran5 (frlber @ran5 & 8eBler)
Sdulenburs.
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Houston & Texas Central Rail Road

Houston & Texas Central Rail Road
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5mtfden
Bremen u Baltimore
Direct.

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