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ST. Louis, Dec. 10.-A peculiar and fatal
accident happened n few days ago at Houser's
Spring, i'm Jefferson county. Frank Bocmler.
with his family, including his son George, live
near there, and adjoining Is their neghbor,
Andrew North. Mr.. Boemler wanted to XIII n
steer, and called i'm MIR. North to help. The beef
was struck down, and MIR. North commenced Ia
operate with the sticking-knife. MIR. Boemier
was close by and his son George stood about
eight feet from the PROSTATE bullock. AT the
first touch of the blade the beast made a lunge
knocking the keen-edged steel out of North ,
hand with such force that IL struck George
Boemler full on the neck cutting "A cash acres,
his throat and penetrating the wind-pipe. The
wound was sewed up, but blood-poisoning en-
sued. and death resulted four days afterwards.
Mr.. North's mind has given way under his an
guish nj having been the innocent cause of the
death of young Boemler,
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VIZ G. DUvALL. Auct,oneer.

AAY u DIVA AuCtiOheeT.
THE COUNTY. WITH TWO-STORY FRAME
HOUSE, ABOUT TWENTY-sEVEN ACRES.
ADAPTED FOR SUBDIVISION INTO VILLA
SITES
Under and by virtue Of decree passed in the ~
equity cause numbered 9,8S6. In which William Ell
Martin was complainant and Rena Besl and olneis
DEFENDANTS, shall offer for sale the premises. at
public auction, on MONDAY, DECEMBER TWEEN
TY-EIGHT, at FOUR O'CLOCK PM, all the right,
ute and interest OF the parties TO this suit In the GER
tam real estate known as lot numbered two, on plat
OF tne survey OF subdivision OF tsnct Of land part
OF the original tract of Chillum Castle Manor,
MADE oy b. +. Martin for the late Henry Martin.
more particularly described as follows Beginning ~
thrd mile stone IN the District line; thence With said
Joys land: thence with west line of said joys line
". W27pa the N. E corner Of lotlS0 !, now oc-
cupied by HAL Main; thence 82o w Ia pA with
north line Of said lot i: thence 39Aao 2 24,lO0
e, 800 II z6.10O pe., n $40 IA p, y 36a2o
lUA pA, 33Aso E IL; ps, n $50 = 10 pk 70 the
sonsn line e acre lott thence with said hne t0the
sad line Of the District OF C0iunlbaS thence 4xAao
va pa to the beginning stone containing 27 acres,
more ox less the same being part OF the hrm OF the
late henry Martin. The sa1d land Is very near the
line OF reifoad between Terra Cotta and TAkoma STA
tiera and " the District of <Olumbia.
Terms prescrtbed BY tho decree are: Qnethrd ca.h:
purchaser. secured the real estate, ot title held BY
trustee ninth paid @IOO q dAp0e1t w1l be required
y me MI OF the hammer: Terms % be complied With
n a day. q aeesale wiz Be unsde = the CO. Of d.
m9tune p0fcnaser WAT8ON = MEWION, s
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AUCTION SALES.
This AFTERNOON.

lTNWQSTORY BRICK DWELLING, NO. 1911
Il NINTH STREET NORTHWEST ALSO TMO-
STORY FRAME DWELLING ON STREEI,
BEWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH
STREETS NORTHEAST.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, DECEM- s..l&
BER TENTH, at HALF-PAST FOUR s.H
O'CLOCK, in front of the premises we will SELL. Ei2
- Part Lot 8, square 500.
Fronting 121a feet on 9th street. between and Q
streets, and having depth of 81 feet inches TO an
alley Improved by a twostory brick dwelling, No.
1911 9th street
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER ELEN.
ENTH, at HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, we Will
sell, in front of the premises,
Part OF Lots z and g. in so. SSS,
Fronting "a feet on I street, between 7th and 8th
streets northeast with depth of 81 feet improved
by a two-story frame.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve
months notes to bear six per cent interest payable
semiannuall and to be secured by deed of trust or
All cash, Of option OF purchaser Conveyanclng. &C,
at cost Of purchaser. deposit of 500 required on
each piece as soon as sold Terms TO be compiled
with in seven days. otherwise right reserved to resell
at risk and cost Of deaulting purchaser giving five
days public notice of such resale in some newspaper
published In Washington, d. c.
dad DUNCANsON BROS, Aucts
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400 GEORGE W CocHRAN,j Trustees

the 90 g OF
hsq sas north part Of Lot q
property is Situated on 7th street. e between and
streets southwest in very desirable location, and Inn
sa ~ ttnseestory Dressed brick 'front.' Dwell
st aba' o ToUR day.
AND o. In square 269 valuable property for bust
po Hsar Mpter street and the Long S
IA DAI ,,, OF DECEMBER, A. ID. 1885. at same hours
d1o&11-2t GEoRGE W. c S5aAsAk Trustees
CH aAf GEL SALE OF REAL ESTATE on y
SFAk Il NSnTH SARo af fTkEE
tr,et Of Columbia. in Equity cause No seii 10 e.
s ~ e ehss sSs'SR
ana
bounded follows Beginning at the northwest corner
OF an Safa lot s and running east ZOE feet
1O7 feet. thence south 1877 feet and inches thence
west = feet and inches. and thence north 273 feet
is animproyed except by old brick House. which Is
Terms of sale: One-third cash. balance in one and
sale, or all cash, desired deposit of $500 required
purchaser. JOB BARNARD Trustee,
d1O-th,s,tsds DUNCA NsoN BROS, Aucts.
FINHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
PRIVATE STOCK OF FINE OLD WHISTLES
WINES, JAMAICA AND SANTA CROIX RUM
IN PACKAGES TO SUIT PRIVATE BUYERS
AND HOUSEk EEPERS, AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER FOUR
TENTH, 1885, commencing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK,
at my auction rooms, shall sell choice consignment
OF above goods, consisting Of
Welty, Zeigler, Foust Monticello, Bourbon and Old
Club House Whiskies; sherry and Pert Wines, Scotch
Whisky, Jamaica KUN, Santa CrOix Rum. These
goods are put up In one, two and three gallon demi-
johns.
Also,
10 cases assorted Liquors. each containing
bottles Old Rye Whisky,
= COgDac Brandy,
z Pure Port Wine
Pale Sherry Wine,
2 scotch Whisky.
These are fine goods and will be sold without re-
serve. And now Is your opportunity 10 lay in your
Holiday Goods dlC-3t
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Gcrouimo-s Rand in Mexico.

FL PAso, Ten, Dec. Io.-There ARE about I 10
Indians under the leadership OF Geronimo.
about thirty miles southwest OF Casasgrandcs
In the Sierra Madre, who have been sending
some oi their squaws into CaSasgrandes TO make
oNerturcs OF peace Ia tine Mexican authorities
They have so TAR committed but few depreda-
tions in that vicinity, and have only Killed
sufficient cattle la keep their larder replcnishcd
III IL not expected thai the Mexican authorities
viii enter into any arrangement with them a.
the Indians have frequently made such ar
rangements. but always broken them. At
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Ferdinand ward keeping Book.


Ferdinand Ward was transferred yesterday
from the stove shop, in Sing Sing prison, where
he was obliged To select castings and carry them
Co. In the prison, where he was set to book.
keeping. This is more agreeable and congenial
10 him. He gets along very well at his new
work.
ner and J. Henry Work, jointly indicted for de-
frauding the Marine bank, was called I'm the
United States court before Judge Benedict In
George Bliss appeared for the defendants War.
ner and Work, and demurred TO all the counts
Of the indictments save the third. In which q
nolle proseQui was entered. The time set tor
the argument Of the demurrer was Decem-
Der FL.
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Low Prices Bnrrrn Than TALL
THE EN-, M1 81! II s,..!2.
ghost ana ali Kinds Of snd
extravaganza assertions, but simply gives you, as
Ss r wn and
T6sh S x se s Is Is a 9EaSs to by US
$500 99ysIcSs,ss q. $500.
500 overcoais at $50
500 9yercos.s at q. 4 4%
900 Overcoats at $50.
1000 Oyercoats at 80
$40 5s sck Ct and and P PANTS at ssb 5
600 Jacket and Pants at 400.
800 JACKET and Pants a. 500
FOR Boys s e 5sst IS .na n'n' :. At ~,
$50 Overcoats at 900.
1000 OvercOats at DO
100 Overcoais at 800
$500 suits y - %.
10.00 suits VI 05O.
i5:S SS s suits At as 1868 6o
FOR MEN AND Y0UTAa
1850 Overcosis at $50
1900 1879 o oysrsoass q e i iH
100 Overcoats At l2O0.
2300 Overcoats ~ 1SgS
25.OO Overcoats AZ 1870.
s's Ss.iss Z: ESQ
$500 Chinchilla Surtouts at S14.O0.
$3.50 suits at $500
$50 suits at 600
1000 Suits at 800.
1900 suits al 1000.
100 Suits NJ 11.00
1000 Suits ct 1880
$3.50 SUITS at 1900.
Odd Pants, immense variety, from 81 so up.
THE MISFIT STORE,
CORNER 10TH AND SrS
OPEN ssss ~s are At ns ane
Light az
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! GEN. BARRIos' WILL.-Letters testamentary
We're granted In New York yesterday by the
sarrogate, In the viii Of ]. Nunneo narrios,
general president OF the republic OF Guatemala,
copy OF which was filed. The instrument was
executed March % last at Gautemaiay y few
minotes before the president set OUT on 1is iatal
campaign. The testator leaves . vile ana seven
children. He bequaaths his property 70 his
VIE 70 provide for the children until they
arrive at maturity. Gen. Barrios Wa killed
In the inst battle al the war TO compel . Central
American confedeTaCy.
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THIS EVENING.

"ALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers.
CONTINUATION SALE OF FINE HANDMADE
DOUBLE AND SINGLE HARNESS, TRUNKS
SATCHELS, FINE ENGLISH RIDING SAD
DIES, FINE HORSE BLANKETS, FINE PLUSH
AND FUR ROBES. LEATHER GOODS,
CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES, CANES, UMRRELr
Las, AND OTHER GOODS USUALLY POUND
IN AFIRSTCLASS ESTABLISHMENT SA LES
DAILY AT HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK p.
NJ, AND CONTINUE EACH EVENING AT
THE SAME HOUR UNTIL THE ENTIRE
STOCK Is DISPOSED OF, AT THE OLD-ES-
TABLISHED HOUSE OF MEsSRS. J. P: SHRI-
NER d CO., No. 900 FIFTEENTH STREET,
OPPOSITE THE U. $. TREASURY.
Special attention called to the above sale to those in
search Of Holiday Goods the stock must be closed
out on account of changing business.
d94t WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Aucts
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The Balkan Irnbroglio.

PREPARING TO RESUME FIGHTING ABOUT
NIssA-BU LGARIA AND THE PORTE.
The number of Servians encamped at Nissa
exceeds 100000. They are well armed.
Colonel Horvatovich, the commander, is vigor-
ously arranging defenses. Turkish volunteers
are arriving at Rustchuk daily, singing the war
song, "Hail Bulgaria" They will form sepa-
rate battaltons. The Bulgarian war prepare
tons continue undated. a dispatch from
PhiippOpOlis says: I'm an interview to-day
Mihad Pasha, the Turkish commissioner. who
is returning to Constantinople said that cordial
relations between Turkey and Bulgaria could
be easily arranged if Russia's objection to
Prince Alexander could be overcome adding
that the BulgarianS are willing to sacrifice
everything for a reunion with ROumelia''
The sultan has Informed Herr Won RadoWitZ
the German ambassador here, that Turkish
troops will invade eastern ROumelia should
Prince Alexander oppose the Turkish commits
sion. Prince Alexander has telegraphed the
porte, that knowing nothing of the proceed
1ngs OF the conference on the Balkan question,
he is unable to decide on a course of action re-
specting Bulgaro-Roumelian affairs, without
having the assistance of the views of the
national assembly regarding the situation. He
proposes to defer the settlement OF the matter
until February.
"A petition, signed by many Inhabitants OF
the island of Crete, has been forwarded to the
powers requesting union of Crete with Greece
II Bulgaria and eastern Roumelia are united.
The porte protests against any attention being
paid TO the petition, and claims that the sigma
lures attached to 1t are not authentic.
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EoR sALE,oo.r,ABINGTON," ALEXANDRIA
On THURSDAY, December "a. 1885. at IL O'Clock
M in the city of Alexandria Va at the Fairfax street
offered at public auction the property In said county
known as Abingdon formerly the residence OF
Gen. Alexander Hunter
Abington consists Of 2ss acres Of land. about half
way between the cities Of Washington and Alexandria,
landing the other fronting on me Alexandra and
the form of rectangular pafalleiogram. The supe-
rior quality Of its SOIL and its very eligible location
clay.
Terms: One-fourth cash; balance In one, two and
three years with interest from day Of sale. payable
bonds Of purchaser with approved security. and the
title TO be retained until they paid
ARTHUR HERBERT,
GEORGE A. MUSHBACE,
CHARLES E. STUART,
Commissioners of Circuit Court of
d6-16t* Alexandria County, Virginia.
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KILLED AT PANTHER HUNT.-Farmers liv-
ing in the neighborhood of Sinai, in Anderson
county, Ky. are securing the woods in search
OF panther that has been carrying off pigs and
sheep. Monday Levi Taylor was suddenly
the ground with the panther's fangs in his
shoulder and its claws digging into his neck.
HIS screams brought assistance, on the approach
OF which the beast fed into the woods A party
OF farmers armed themselves and went on
hunt tor the beast, during which c. w. Dewitt
was discharged. and the contents entered the
back of Mr.. VIM. Bullock, who was MORALLY
wounded. This ended the hunt and the panther
is still at large.
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The PISTOL THAT KILLED Ex-MAYoR Bow
MAN.-H. NJ. Smit, q St Louis pawnbroker, has
identified the pistol which, ON the night OF the
murder OF ex-Mayor Bowman, was found near
the body OF the murdered man as one sold by
him some days previous emit also claims 70
b able to positively identity the purchaser.
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Doesn't Think His Wife f. Dena.

PANA. Ill, Dec. lO.-The wife OF Mr. Fletcher
Anderson, a farmer, was supposed Ia have died
suddenly sunday morning. Having called her
son 10 start the fire she fell back on her pillow
apparently dead The body was prepared for
the grave. the funeral being set lor ten o'clock
yesterday morning. but owing la signs OF lille
being detected. the b ody NOT being altogct her
cold, the husband refused Ia allow the funeral
Ia take place, and II now waiting To he assured
that his wife is really dead. The case has ex-
cited much interest
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TINTED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

TINTED STATES MARsHAL's SALE
By virtue of writ of vendtion exponas issued out
fthe Clerks Office of the Supreme Court of the Dis
rlct OF Columbia, and to me direct d. will sell at pub
lie sale, for cash, in the rear of No 423 New Jersey
avenue northwest, on WEDNESDAY, THE SIX
TENTH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1885, at TEN
O'CLOCK A NJ, all the right title, claim and interest
of the defendants in and to the following described
fittings tools and other material to satisfy venditonf
expOnas number 25 1873 at law In favor of the Ba1ti-
more United Oil Company against the Gas Consumers
Protective Manufacturing Company. .,
CLAYTON MCMICHAEL., Marshal
THOMAS DOWNING. AaCtioneer. a5td =
FTNHOS T. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY.
ON NINTH STREET NORTHEAST, BETWEEN
II AND STREETS.
BY virtue of three deeds of trust recorded, re- 4
spectiyely, in Iiber 1892 folio S. ct seq Lber f4
1892 folio 70 ct seq, and Liber 1892 folio 49, G1
ct Of the land records OF the District of Columbia
and by request of the party secured thereby will
sell, at public auction in front of the premises
MONDAY. DECEMBER FOURTEENTH, 1885 at
FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, lots % % and "a, in Lanck.
tons subdivision of square $685. each lot being i'm
proved by two-story brick house.
TermS One-third cash: the residue in three equal
payments at six, twelve and eighteen months with
notes bearing interest at six until
paid, and secured by deed of trust the property
sold. deposit Of 500 lot will be required
at time Of sale. and all conveyancing and recording
will be at purchasers cost. Ifterms are not COM
piled with IN ten days from sale property will be
sold at risk and cost of defanlting purchaser
JOHN w. PIL1LING; r-.a.
d3-1Ot BEDFORD w. WALKER, ! trustees.
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Renarrfcc After Twenty years.

Fort SCOTT, KAN, Dec. 1o.-Twenty- four
years ago Tuesday Mr.. James Ainscaugh mar
ried Isabella Martin In Ohio. They settled at
Lamar, Mo. Times were hard. and .iinscaugh
determined to get rich quick. With this idct,
he went 10 California. His wife, after several
years of absence. sued for "A divorce, which was
granted. Ainscaugh failed To lind the golden
egg, and is again back i'm the bosom OF his fam
lily, the final denouement being his remarriase
10 his wife. The witnesses OF the reunion were
grown-up sons and daughters.
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Crucl Murder or am Indian neS.

Fort SMITH, ARK, Dec. 1O.-The murder of
Mrs. Lucas on November II, In the Choctaw
nation, by Tandy Walker and Albert Gamble.
has led To another murder. Walker and Gam
bic were accompanied 10y Tandy Fulsom and
joe Bascom. thociaw boys. who were too drunk
Ia get on Their horses at the Lucas residence,
and were outside when the killing occurred.
Bascom did not attempt To escape. while Ful-
som He'd with Walker and Gamble 90 the
Cherokee nation. BaScom was arrested and
placed in jail at Sansbers :. and last week young
fulson came BACK aud surrendered Ia Robert
Ward, sheriff OF Sullyville county. who a. IL AL
legged. released him and told him to go home.
Yesterday morning he was at Ba>com's house,
when five of the Lucas crowd came anu arrested
hlin saying they were going 10 take him TO
Sansbers JAN. As he was riding along in 'front.'
OF nus captors all five of them at "A given signal,
riddled him with bullets from Winchester rifles
aud shot-guns, after which they decamped
leaving the body i'm the road. The murdered
boy WAS only Il or I \ years OF age.
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.r TINS Bnsr.

GE Inn Brsr.
THE CONCORD HARNESS.
1.-THE CONCORD COLLAR"
Coupe, Carriage, Road Team and Express Harness
ofsu kinds and description e Lowest Prices
Every Genuine CONCORD HARNESS u Wnmped
with makers name and txnde-maKk.
LUTZ FRO,
GOT pennsylvania Avenue,
Adjoipipg National Hotel
AEHORSE BLANKETs and CARNAGE RORES
In great variety n Very Low PxtceA oc10
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANsON BROS. AuctIoneers

IhUSIEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
MI uNlMPROVED PROPERTY ON SEW
i EMTH STREET 81 BE- BETwEEN + AND q sTS
S ATMpE M 3 AND STREET, NEAR WATER
n! FEEL OF GROUND IN SQUARE 1I26.
by V1rtne OF deed of trust to Trustees, 10
HMateo november 20, 1886, and duly recorded. s.N
november 70 1856. in the land records of Wash ~
aston District OF Columbia. we shall offer Tor
fS,e On tns premises, on WEDNESpAY pECEMnEK
elopeIty VIZ: All Of Lot No 4 according to Heron
Cnurcns recorded subdivision of square 461; also,
VIE nortn part OF Lot of Heron and Churchs re-
corded subdivision of square No. 467 said property
"a suuated on eth street. between and q streets
southwest In very desirable location and improved
1th street southwest.
Also. at HALF-PAST FOUR p. M, same day. on
d we snail offer for sale original lots No
u IN square 269 valuable property for business,
"e T w aler street and the I" Long BRIDGE
Terms OF saleSl each property sold: One third cash.
te III two notes of equal amount, at six and
1--WE months with interest until paid. secured upon
une premises sold by deed of trust $3.50 deposit
upSn s eacn piece Of property on day OF sale
oalsso on THURSDAY, DECEMBER TENTH.
$3.50 at FOUR PM, at the auction rooms Of Duncan
SUI ros corner 9th and SITS. NV, shall offer ior
Original Lots and II in square 1126 contain
ing Sass square feet of ground -
Terms. cash
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BOWLING. Auctloneer.

REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, AT
AUCTION ROOMS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER
TWELFTH, 1886. AT TEN O'CLOCK,
EMBRACING:
One very Superior Chickering Piano. Manel and Pier
Mirrors, several very fine New Misft Carpets,
Secondhand Carpets. together with q general
assortment of Chamber and Dining Room Furni-
ture, Office and Library Furniture, Stoves &C, &c
Also AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
Carriages. Buggies, Wagons, &C.
One very fine Bay Horse perfectly gentle: a splendid
animal tor lady; Will work in any harness. dl02t
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

THE "GRAND RAp1Dsr CARpEr
SWEEPER WILL TAKE UP ANYTHING THAT A
BROOM WILL FROM ANY KIND OF CARPET,
MooUETTE, INGRAM. BRUSSELS OR VELVET:
WHILE IF PRESSURE Is GIVEN 1T AS WITH A
BROOM. TO REMOVE DIRT IMBEDDED IN THE
CARPET, 1T WILL STILL RUN EASILY AND DO
THE WORK MORE EFFECTIVE THAN ANY
BROOM
J. w. SCHAEFER & BRO.
d. No. 1920 7TH STREET NORTHWEST,
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DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS NoMrNATIoNs IN v1R-
GINIA.-The caucus Of democratic members Of
nominated the following heads OF state depart
ments: Secretary of the commonwealth, Henry
W. FIourn0y; auditor OF public accounts Nor
ton Marye; second auditor, r. G. Runin; regis
ter OF the land Office, Andrew ]. Wingheld.
The only change made was in the Office Of state
treasury, for which A. w. Harmon, OF Rock
bridge county, was nominated in place Of Isaac
r. Barksdale, the present incumbent.
FoUR MEN KILLED IN A SEwER.-At
Akron, Ohio. Wednesday afternoon sewer
being constructed caved In, bury1ng seven
laborers. -Four were crushed 10 death and
three were fatally injured. The killed are Max
Rosens1g, Henry Frigert and two unknown
Italians. The wounded are John Wyckoff,
married; Henry Walter, married, and Angus
tus Krebst.
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THE MAN FROM PERU" SENTENCED.-Baron
de MontfOOt, better known as "the man from
Peru" who has served time in the Clinton, N.
on the steamer Drew, was sentenced in Platts-
burg, NY. yesterday to seven years In the Gin
ton prison for having placed an internal ma
ware and HUDSON railroad, near Piattsburg, in
July last.
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EXPLOSION OF KANSAS CITY, Mo-, GAS
WoRKs:-An explosion occurred at the gas
Kansas City, NO.. at o'clock yesterday morn.
ing, totally wrecking the building. The engi-
neer was seriously injured. The town was left
In total darkness. The gas company had trou-
BILE with some twenty striking employees sew
eral weeks ago. and 1t is said threats have since
Deen made against their property.
WAR ON GAMBLERs IN LOUISVILLE, KY.-The
cases Of the Law and Order club against the
gamblers Were on trial in the circuit court in
ments against eighteen professional gamblers
were indefinitely continued In terr0rem on the
gamblers confession OF guilt and their promises
Fines to the amount OF SIG, 900 were assessed
against the above gamblers.
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TOMORROW.

TOMORROW.
T,HoMAs BOWLING. Auct,oneer
SPECIAL SALE Ne Of q E En- STONE CHINA
TEN O'CLOCK. within my auction rooms, shall sell
large consignment of the above goods. ds-3t
YTNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
SALE BY AUCTION OF SMALL COLLECTION
OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c.
At residence No 1908 street, between 18th and
ENTH, 1855. at TEN O'CLOCK ds-3t..
WALTfR Il. WILLIAMS 6 CO.. AucsiOneers
EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF OBJECTS OF ART
COMPRISING FINE EAST INDIA BRONZE
sILvERED AND GILT ART GEMS, CAsTEL,
LENA STONE GROUPS AND STATUES, REAL
ROMAN BRONZE ORNAMENTS, COPIED
FROM THE ANTIQUE; PORCELAIN VASES,
BIsoUET STATUES ITALIAN, MAJoLICA.
AND OTHER OBJECTS OF ART,
TO BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE,
ON WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, AND FRI
DAY. DECEMBER NINTH, TENTH, AND
ELEVENTH, AT OUR sALESROOMs. CORNER
TENTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE, AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ AND
HALF-PAsT TWO O'CLOCK p. NJ. EACH DAY.
pieces, will be arranged for examination on TUES
DAY. DECEMBER EIGHTH
d5-5t WALTERB WILLIAMS d CO.. Aucts.