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Isabella, Once Queen Of spain, and Hel
Husband.

From the London Daily News
The late kings father, Don Francisco, has
been exied since the revolution, and he lives
very quietly at Epinay, in the enjoyment OF a
respectable allowance from the civil list He
never sees his royal consort, and his royal con-
sort never sees him. Whenever they change
the Spanish minister at Paris-and they change
ceremonial visit to Epinay. Don Francisco
Immediately after pays another visit to the en-
bassy, invites the minister TO dinner and then
never sees him again.
The ex-Queen Isabella is far more interest
ing figure, and her character is to some extent
rehabilitated in Vasilis vivacious pages She
Is prodigally generous. She gives money right
and left, often without the slightest sense of its
value. Once, in her day OF power, she ordered
minister to send 10000 francs to q man of
letters In distress. The minister thought she
sand piled up on the table I'm the smallest coin
of the kingdom, and then waited for her mai
esty to pass. what is all this money!" said
the queen, as she caught sight of the g!ittering
heap. at is the 10000 francs for the man OF
letters, your majesty" The queen smiled, to
show that she understood the lesson; but she
sent the money all the same.
In spite of her three millions Of reals from the
CIVIL list, she is always in debt, and this used
to give intense dissatisfaction to her son. "He
breaches, scolds, counsels, blames and pardons-
always Winds up In the same way" On ascend
ing the throne Alfonso would not hear of her
coming to Madrid; and when at last she over
came his scruples he himself drew up the list
of her suite. She has never obeyed any one
else; and her Independence of character, ac-
cOrding to the chronicler. has endeared her to
the Spanish people, and made them quite for
get the disagreeable incidents that attended
their momentary quarrel with her.
She is grotesQuely ignorant OF politics. and
when some one once spoke to her on the march
OF modern ideas and the necessity of compre-
hending ones epoch, she replied: 'Of course,
Know the times change; and you see never
drive out with my white mules now"
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THE WoMAN who orders a spool of thread ser

The WOMAN who orders spool of thread sent
by express ia not so rare as some imagine AT
o dry goods counter one day last week were
two ladies. One of them was the daugh ter OF a
fore him, and the other was the wife of a man
who had suddenly acquired wealth. The last
mentioned ordered very small package to he
sent nome, and the first took q gOod-sixed bum
die under her arm and walked up the street
with an Independence worthy Of admiration
I2asf0,a Rsf6i0ci.
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Mama / O, 1890
Washington stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Washing On Stock Exchange are noted tolay
IS eon %9 i2sas BID "a asked As registered
ll5ls bid ll5l asked d; per: imp IS, 1891, cur
r ry l2O,:. bid 12lE aske 5ttyear fand. 365s,
and Georgetown r. L. bonds. III bid Metropolitan
X r. stock. lO6 bid. lO9l2 asked. North Capitol and
street AZ. r., 45 bid, 5Uss asked. Washington Gas "a
bid 34is asked Arlington Ins., LAG bid, 1850 asked
Corcoran ins, 521a bid. Columbia ms liza bid, Is
asked Potomac ms, 81 asked. Washington Market
stock. IL bid Washington Brick Machine. lI2 bid
bid, $50 asked. Chesapeake and Pot Tel Co., 80
asked. g. s. Electric Light, 0O1a bid, 20 asked.
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SIX Gent damages.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1.-The jury in the
United States circuit court in the suit of Joseph
\. Giering to recover damages from the pub
fishers of the Harrisburg Sunday Telegram
for alleged libel after being out since
one O'Clock yesterday afternoon, came into
court to-day and reported that they had
not yet agreed upon a verdict. They then re-
turned for further elaboration, and soon after
wards returned with verdict in favor of the
complainant, and awarding him damages in
the sum OF six cents.
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Presidential postmaster.

The President has made the following ap-
pointments:
Reconsideration l.. RIGA, at Springfield,
Mass, vice Chaplin, resigned; Albert Snyder, at
Arcola, ILL.,, vice Moore, resigned; Mary Lt,-
veque at Lake Charles, La, vice Mearns, who
has left the state; Harriet Cadmus, at South
Amboy, n. j., renominated; r. j. Piatt, at West
Liberty, Ohio, vice Darlington, whose commits
sion expires December 13; Alonzo l.. Barry, at
Port Deposit, Md, vice Vannont, commission
expired; and Peter A. Reed, at Tyrone, Pa,
15-
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(,hnnres I'M the Oaices.

Webb Conner, of Arkansas, has been ap-
pointed q special agent of the general land
office for timber depredations at 81 800 per
annum.
James F. Williamson has resigned clerk
ship of class two in the Pension office.
New special examiners in the Pension office:
The following persons have been appointed
special examiners in the Pension office at
VIM. C. Garrett, of Alabama; Lacy l.. Jones,
ofTennessee; Thomas N. Magee and Nathaniel
q. SeitZ, of Pennsylvania; VIM. p. Lynch, of
New York; james NJ. Kennedy, OF Ollo Fred.
H. Austin, of Missouri: Romeo q. Hoge, of
Iowa; WIN. 81. Mcclure, George B. Fleming and
Frank B. Mcdonald, OF Indiana; Thomas NJ.
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A WOMAN in the northern part Of Vermont IA
telling Of the way she fooled the inspecting DR..
Kay, of Newport, on one of the recent Nom
vaccinated on the train, and 60 sewed q button
under the sleeve OF the dress near where the
arm is usually scraped. The inspector "a ma
along and ordered her TO bare her arm. ~Rut
1t isn't necessary, sir; you can feel the scab .
she said. He planted his hand on the hutton
and DR.. Kay moved along. -Spyin0aetd (Hoss.|
Re71ubltcan.
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NO CHANGE LIKELY FOR SOME rIME-sR1CHE-
LIEU RoBINsON'S CANDIDACY
During the visit of "Richelieu" Robinson to
the President this morning, the question of the
appointment to the pension agency
at New York, for which Mr.. Robin
sons friends have pressed him, was re-
ferred to, and the President intimated
that the appointment would not be decided
upon for a couple of months. It is understood
that the President considers that pension
agents should be ex-soldiers, and will make no
exception in this instance. Mr.. Robinson told
STAR reporter that he had filed no papers, and
that his candidacy would probably not amount
to much,
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Children.~ Christians. club. Dissrics 2.

We are glad to state that Commissioner Webb
saw Miss Cleveland this morning by appoint
ment and invited her to act as president of the
ladies' committee, which invitation she accept
ed. Miss Cleveland will meet the ladies Of the
committee tomorrow morning at IL o'clock at
the red parlor of the Ebbitt house. Miss Cleve-
land assured Mr.. Webb that the President and
herself felt great interest in the Christmas
club. and would both do all in their power to
promote lis success.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to Tls Star.
PEACE IN MISSOURI.

TrOubles.
BEVIER, Mo-, Dec. 11.-rhe peace negotia-
lions which have been under way here for
several days past seem now about to result In
an amicable settlement of the difficulties be.
the c1tizens OF Bevier. An agreement has oeen
drawn up and considered by both sides, ana IL
Is expected that IL will be signed at meeting
to be held saturday night. The terms OF the
agreement are substantially that both parties
shall cease to carry arms and do all In their
power 10 preserve peace.
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AImusements TO.Nighf.

Am0Sements Tonight.
ALDAUGHS OPERA HoUsE.-"Siberia."
FoRD's OPERA HoUsE.-"A Night OH"
NATIONAL THEArER.-Jederson In rip Van
Wrinkle"
CONGREGATIONAL HURCH.-Burdette's lee.
twe.
SArIoNAL RIFLES HALL--"Cradle Songs of
Nations
THEATER COMIoCE-Variety.
DINE MCsEUM.-Edward Lang Comedy COM
pany in '-Scheming."
HHRzoGS OPERA HOUsE.-"The Mikado"
THE WASHINGTON RINK.-Ninth street and
Rhode Island avenue.
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were Senators Mcpherson, Brown, Morgan, with
Messrs. Clark and Webb, of Mobile, and Vest
Representatives Lefevre, Mahoney, Butter
worth, Beach, Pidcock, Stone, Davis, Seney,
Dowell, OF kentucky; Daniel and friends, Alien.
Hill, ]. Nj. Taylor with s. A. Champion ]. w.
Biker and A. NJ. Hughes, OF Tennessee; Van
Eaton, Maybury, Carleton, Tarsney, Ranney
stewart and Trigg with Gen. Fitzhugh Lee;
Gov. Gray: Of Indiana; ex-Representative Rob
inson, OF New York; V.K. Stevenson, New York
city; ROdman NJ. Price, OF New Jersey, and
Judge Bradford. Of California; Hon. George
Richards, mayor Of Dover, n. j., and MahlOn
Pitney, ESQ.,, of the same place.
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CREMATION AS PRACTISED IN OHIO.-Ar
Akron, o.. special says: The first case of crema
ton in this part OF the country has just oc
CURED here. Several small children found the
body of an infant in O lumber yard. Amusing
themselves by kicking IL about they attracted
the attention of the older people. The people
called the health officer, who burned the body
in his Office stove,
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baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE. ND; December l1-virginia new

BALTIMORE, Nd. December l1.-virgfnia new
teniorties. 37 new threes 81 bid to-day.
midding, 9l4- Flonr easy and Quet-HOward street
and western super, 2.62a3 OO: do. extra 325a4 90:
o. family: 42Ss47S; city mills super 2:50as.SO
tapsco family, $50; do superlative patent {; 90
Wheat-southern lower and quiet; western lower and
req red a ag M
lower and duh: southern white, 4sa4sia: do. Yellow
January 49, bid FeSra sssh 5sss
March, 4ola bid; steamer, 43laa43s.. Oats firm aud
dul-soutnern. 3Ga42; western white, 3sa4O do
!2a!5. Hay steady-prine tochoice western, l3.OOa
1850 Provisions steady and quiet. Mess pork
packed 4l.a64. Bacon-shOulders o.; clear rib
sides. .: hams. 1lall14 Lard-rehned, ~ Butter
hisher.western packed, 12a15 creamery. 23a2S
refined. 7Iaa7ss Coffee quiet and firm-Ro cargoes
copper refined firm. Oh. Whisky firm ioal 81
i.7sO barrels wheat. 10000 bushels: corn. $4,000
SSsne,s oats 81 S bushels rye 100 bushels
bushels corn. S2.O 600 bushels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. ILL, December IL llOO a. m-Upder
the influence of warlke cables wheat opened shade
broke to OBS, again to 9 and is now DUH at 92a
Corn weak.year. 4Oss Oats unchanged. Pork trmer
II:;;G a. nl-wheai developed Considerable weak
during the past 10 minutes, May declining to lc
on the receipt OF peace news from Europe. but has
since rallied 10 923s- The other markets remain ur
changed.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, December IL, p. m.-Wheat
unsettled and excited closing at about yesterdays
as spr. sa-Sass SCI sg a aS
4Ol4. Oats steady-Cash :2Sa. January. 2ss.: May,
3i4s Whisky, LIS. Pork stronger Cash, g. SO: Jan.
6.O2i.,: January e In: February K LAT 2O --'
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The latest popular song In Australia Is anid "a
to be .tStraight6n the Toes OF Ny hurled Leg
.Mrs. J. z: Smith. T. Mrs. Is the way the
her 0facial name. 80
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TIE $3.50 ELECTRIC SHOE cures rheuma-
tism, sore feet, corns and bunions; 81 hand
sewed boots and gaiters; rubber boots and are.
tics all sizes. Young ;, 402 eth street. See The
Old Lady in Window.
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An Impatient Small Boy.

RE W AS AFRAID HE WOULD LOSE HIS TURN TO
SHAKE HANDS WITH THE PRESIDENT.
When the electric bell rang at half past
one o'clock this afternoon to announce that the
President was ready to come down stairs, over
hundred and sixty people crowded in
semi-circle about the center of the East
room. For the next five minutes they kept
their eyes intently fixed upon the door opening
into the central corridor. When the President
appeared he went right to work and the line
was kept rapidly moving. It did not move fast
enough, however, for little four-year-old at the
end, who kept asking in a shrill voice if it was
my turn nOw?' When he reached the Presi-
dent he looked up and said: Every body has to
take their turn don't they?'
The President laughingly replied that he was
right. The reception this afternoon was dis
tinguished for the unusual number of hand
somey dressed ladies.
NAVAL ORDERs.-Assistant Naval Construc-
stor Lewis Nixon, ordered to special duty at
Chester, Pa Lieut.. C. J. Boush, detached from
the Albatross and ordered to the Naval acad.
envy.
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General Foreign News.

THREATENED STRIKE OF SHIPwRfGHTs.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE Sunderland ship
Wrights have decided not tOaccept the proposed
reduction in wages, and strike will probably
enSue.
LORD CARNARvoN GOES TO LONDON.
DUBLIN, Dec. 1.-THE Earl Of CarnarvOn,
lord lieutenant of ireland, has proceeded to
London. 1t Is presumed that he goes to attend
q cabinet council odiscuss the political situa-
ton,
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CANEL's HAIR, Lambs Wool, Cashmere,
Merino aud California flannel underwear, at
rock bottom prices at Francs, corner .th and
u, the only strictly One Price Hat and Gent =
Furnishing Store in this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-11

WE ARE OFFERING our entire Stoc, of b ge-
low Body Brussels at $1.25 per yard. w. b.
Moses Il sons, cor. 18th and streets NV.
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OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINGTON. ID. g.. Dee. II, 1885. II am.
For the middle Atlantic states. fair
weather. stationary temperature in southern
and central portions slightly colder in extreme
nor thern portions; nOrthwesterly winds, be-
coming light and variable.
For Saturday, faiT weather i indicated for
the districts on the Atlantic coast. with
slight rise in temperature. The temperature
will Use slightly in the southern states, with
fair weather east OF the Mississippi.
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DUBLIN. Dec. 11.-John Kelly, the laborer at
Drumcondra, who was yesterday reported to
be Joseph Smith, the infOrmer, Is insane and
has been committed to an asylum.
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The Military journal OF st. Petersburo nur,.
ilshesa minisferlai decree ordering that tsacI,
Of the battalions Of chasSeurs shall Sawo oo ~
wife on the staff A1Aau'
a boy who INDUCES In cigarette smoking 10
Tobacco IL very sattsfying-New Orienss rHcs,.
xuas. -ss--' -
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The sort or . Hoase He HAD.

From the San Francisco Evening Post
A dramatic critic met Charley Reed one night
when the wind and rain were howlIng ans
splashing and the storm was at its hetvht
"Well, Charley" said he, "what kind az a hss,,ss
did you have tonight" saosASo
Charley leaned over him with an air OF conn.
dental melancholy, and hoarsely whisn S~.,.
There were two umbrellas In the stand ), M
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To-day, Friday. December 11Jh.s
MIR. Lew NOyeS. formerly OF the Ideal Wine
Tarlors. Will open to-day his new house and Will
be pleased ID see all who may favor him with
their presence. y cordial invitation is extended
To the public generally n fine collation. Will be
spread from u IN. To- IL D. m.
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CITY ITEMS.

CITY ITEMS.
500 h sells the best the
money.
Our Child Solar Tip Spring Heel, 75c.
Our Ladies, Kid Kid, or " Pebble on nH 81 80.
Our Ladies' Kid or Pebble, warranted, g.
Our hand-sewed Kid, beauty, only $S. I
No Kicking.
Examine Sewing Machine run without
treadle at Oppenheimer's, 52S 9th street north
west.
Morocco Laced Shoes from TIC. up.
Pebble Button, worked holes, from CSC. up.
Mat Kid Button at Sl.24.
Common Sense Pebble Shoes at $1.46.
Opera-toe Kid Shoes at $1.73
Flexible Soled Kid Shoes at &1.9s.
Fine Straight Goat Shoes at $2.47.
Fine Kid, French heels at $2.73.
Cousins Fine Shoes at $2.06.
Slippers for evening wear from 73c. up.
slippers for the house from 24c. up.
Rubbers Of all kinds. Sandals, Alaskas.
Arctics, F1eece-lined Rubbers; also Feather
Weights at equally low prices
s,11 906 9TH St. doors above L
To Order, s5 pants Eiseman. cor 7th AE
Solid Leather Shoes
for Boys and Girls, at the well-knovn Low
Priced Shoe Store OF
z srRAsE ;UIs FL! No; S06 9Th street.
Button Shoes, with heels from "a cts. nm
Common sense pebble SHOES, nom % ctr. M.
Fine kid and pebble shoes, at q. "a
Red-tOp Boots, at "a cts.
Boots with tips, at 80 cts.
Boys English Balls, at 06 ctr.
Boys button Shoes, at 81 ga
Boys flne calf shoes, at STA
Rubber Boots, Rubber Shoes and Arctics NJ
low prices.
Boys NORFOLK suit Eiseman Bros, TIN AE
Bernard Dailey, s25 7th q. a. -. Woo
and Willow Ware and manutact0rer OF brooms
and Brushes. I'm
CA1la Norfolk overcast EisemAn, It'll az
Piekwick Club whisky h the best
Fresh Alderney Putter churuod every morn-
Ing and delivered In 4 ID. "War0" prints l6c
per ID. Also cottage cheeoe and butter milk:
sweet milk Be. PR quart CREAM - ooo2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-11

ONLY $500 Tor ladies' hand->ewed Shoes this
week, at Rich's, 4U9 9Th street.
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STREAMING FRUIT AND VEGETABLES made
easy. The habdiest kitchen utensil ever made
Tor sale by j. VI. BOteler x son.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-11

CLOTHING retailed 1T wholesale rates. Else
man, 9Th anc T.
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SEE ADyERTIsEMENT under sale Miscellane-
0ais of Beer Bottling Outfit and agency Of large
western breWerN.
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The Apprsprs.ss.. psl...

II THEY ARE TO BE DISTRIBUTED Mr.. RANDALL
WILL FAVOR DISTRIBUTING THEN ALL
II Is now reported that ifthe House decides 20
distribute part Of the appropriation bills, Mr..
Randall will favor the distribution of them
all, and will want 10 60 ut the head
OF the naval affairs committee himself
and will give the fertilization bill to the com.
mtttee on military affairs and divide up the
other two bills, the sundry civil and deficiency.
The District Columbia appropriation bill will
60 TO the District committee
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CHRISTMAS CARDS at Whilaker's, HOS Penn
sylVana avenue.
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CITY ITEMS.


Read the following list OF extraordinary bar.
gains. Mems fine Calf Boots, warranted all
leather. at &1.97. worth %. Mems solid Kin
Boots at S1.67, worth $3.50. Mems nne Calf
Lace and Button shoes, narrow toe and tip. or
plain broad toe, s1-as, worth s2.1a. Mems all
leather LACE shoes, SLls. worth S1.75. Boys
Youths Red-top Boots, 97c, worth III so
Chiidren's Soisr-tip Button Shoes, re. worth
81. Misses strictly all leather Button Shoes.
spring heel or with heels &c, worth 81. 25'
Children's spring heels Kid aud Pebble Goat.
sc, worth SOC. Ladies' fine Curacon Md
shoes. 81 81. worth S2.s5 Ladies' sarviceable
Kid and Pebble Goat Button Shoes common
sense style, $1.4s. worth S2.25. Ladies' fine
Glove kid-top Button Shoes, $l.l., worth
S1.s5. E.egant patterns En- broidered Slippers
at 6sc., worth s1.2S. Stasburger Bros. 20
9Th street. between @ aud III, and s61 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, near 4ha street
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CHRISTMAS CARDS, plaid, fringed. or frosted.
Select your own notices. % per cent discount
TO teachers. Max Cohen. 613 9Th ST.
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Red Letter Cloak sale.

at Clarks. s34 eth street northwest Just 10
turned from New York with immense harraina
sold for less than SO; fine Astracan trimmed
Newmarkets, 81 rs; all of our SIS NewmRr-ketx
FUR beaver trimmed, S9.9S: our Sl5 Boucle
cloth Newmarket $s.9s. We take the lead In
Russian Crcuiars as in Ncwmarkets. A nice
fur trimmed Russian Circular S3.9s. worth -.
Don't miss this chance. Our S1S Russian Cir
culars Sl0.s3: Tourist back, Astracan trimmed
diagonal Newmarkets $6.Ss. real value sI2:
our 80 Jersey Goats s4.4S: our g. plush TRIM
med Jersey Coat 1919: our e5 Jersey Coat
S2.49. Nisites I'm silk and cloth. n lew LETT at
80 cents on the dollar. In Children's Cloaks
we have q grand assortment See our prices
and you will save money n I'm need oi any. I'm
Hosiery, Underwear, Gloves. Handkerchiefs,
Infants Clothing and Gents FURNISHINGS u
all grades you can save much money, as we
have reduced same 10 ridiculous figures 90 In
duoe quick sale.
CIARK'S IA eth IT n NJ
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CALDWELL, o., Dec. ia coach and one
box car OF q train on the Bellaire, GAINESVILLE
and Columbus railroad, LEFT the track yesterday
afternoon near this place and rolled down an
embankment. The coach was full OF passen-
dren, of Caldwell, were badly burned. The
children cannot recover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-11

RANGE OF TUE THERMOMETER.-Thef follow
ing were the readings at the signal office TODAY
3 am, 31.S; . a.m 3O.1 II am, 30. q: pm
3o.4. Maximum. 1863. Minimum, 264.
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Assignment Of New York Importer:

. NEW YORK, Dec. 11.-William Dickson. an
importer, doing business at 316 Church street,
mace an assignment to-day for the benefit OF
creditors to Christopher f. wilson, with prefer
ences amounting to $9,257.O5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-11

GIVE YOUR CHILDREN b HI. Douglass & Sons
Capsicum Cough Drops for their Coughs, Colds
and Sore Threats; they will cure speedily, are
harmless and pleasing to the taste.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-11

A LARGE STOCK of new and secondhand
Pianos of various makes at low figures to make
room for holiday goods. Edward F. DrOOp,
92o Pennsylvania avenue.
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CLOTHING at wholesale prices. Eiscman, cor
ner 7fh and f..
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SEE tho miniature spinning wheel at Whita-
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CLOTHING at wholesale prices. Eiseman, cor
eth and r.
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-SEE: the mIniatuIe J inning wheel at Whita-
kers.
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The Italian Homicide.
TRIAL OF ANTONIO NARDELLO IN THE CRIMI


TRIAL OF ANTONIO NARDELLO IN THE CRIMI-
NAL COURT.
In the Criminal Court, Judge Macarthur, yes
terday, the trial of the case OF Antonio Nardello
charged with the murder of Carmine ROtunno
on the 18th of August last, was continued after
THE STARS report closed.
NicOlO Franco was examined and testified
that RotunnO disappeared on Tuesday night
The testimony was then announced as closed
and District Attorney Worthington opened the
case for the government.
THE ARGUMENTS.
This morning. on the court converting. Mr..
Thos. N. Fields, for the defendant, proceeded
with his argument, and he was followed on the
same side by ex-District Attorney Corkhill,
1t was near three o'clock when District At.
torney WOrthingtOn commenced his summing
up for the government, and he was Speaking
when The STARS report closed.