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Costly Fire In Chicago.

CHICAGO, Nov. Ga fire in the Farwell build
ing, Nos. 229 to 24O Monroe street, at about 3
o'clock this morning caused damage OF about
10000, fully covered by insurance. The fire
Marshall & Co., dry goods commission mer-
chants, and burned its way up through the
ROOT. sweet, Orr & CO., pants manufacturers,
heimer, Lipman u Co., dealers in silk dress
goods, on the fifth floor, suffered a considerable
4 Co.. dry goods commission men, on the first
floor. will have loss on their samples by
water.
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Washington Stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
q. s 4s, coupon, l25s. bid 1855 asked. U. s. As,
registered l23as bid 1927, asked D. per imp Is
IS 1891 cur. l2Ols bid. III asked. 50-year fund.
S-o5s 1924 currency. 116 bid, IL asked 2C;year
year fund. g, 1902. coin, l23ia bid. l27 asked.
Metropolitan X. r. stock 1O7as bid 100 asked WASH
ngtOn Gas. 80 bid. 39Ia asked Georgetown Gas. 42A
bid. As asked. National Union ms: 10 bid, 1917
asked ask S3 ;h ms IN bid II asked Potomac
ll2la asked. Great Falls Ice, 80 bud Real Estate
Title Insurance, 99a bid, 1Olls asked Penn TEL Co.,
so bid. Chesapeake and Pot. Tel Co.. 81 bid, rs
asked. U. S. Electric Light, "a bid.
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Natural Gas Giviur ONT

of Tolono are gradually failing and no new ones
nave been discovered for year. The most
noted OF all these wells, owned by II. C. Smith
and used for several years for lighting and heat
ing purposes at his residence, is becoming al
most worthless the supply of gas being made
quate 1of the uses 1t formerly subserved.
Another which, when new, showed the greatest
pressure OF any of them and was used to run a
large steam engine, has been abandoned. Most
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneera

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS ON TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN c
AED ID STREETS SOUTHWEST, AT AUG
ny virtue OF certain deed of trust dated Octo-
per SUN, 1857, and duly recorded among the xfe
land records Of the District of Columbia in liDer"A-
No 1910 folio $50 ct seq, the trustees
VIII sell at public auction on THURSDAY, NINE
I YEA DAY OF NOVEMBER. A. d. 1885, at
FOOR-IHlkTI O'CLOCK L. NJ, in front of the
ten ten 90 eleven az, twelve az? thirteen uSl four
eighteen QSl, nineteen (l9l, twenty C2O) of Geo. w
Riggs recorded subdivision OF square three hundred
and twentysiX (326l.
Terms of sale Onethird of the purchase money in
cash and the balance in three equal payments at six
twelVe and eighteen MONTHS with interest from the
day DAY OF sale secured by the purchasers notes and
st deed of trust on the property sod ali the pur
chase money may be paid in cash All conveyancing
at the purchasers If terms OF sale are not COM
piled with within days from day of sale the trus
tees reserve the right to resell the property At the
RISK aud cost OF the defaultng purchaser. deposit
OF 500 Will be required at the time OF sale.
WILLIAM III. BOARMAN, Trrs+oos
RDBERrW YEATMAN, ! AA0'
DCNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers nS-1ut
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LIMA, NOV. B.-Gen. CacereS held review of
his troops in Tarma on the 25th ultimo. His
forces numbered 1000 men, of whom 500
were MOntoneros. On the night following the
review two regiments revOlted. but they were
finally mastered by another column. DIR. Del
Vale, confidential agent OF Gen. Caceres, has
solicited from Bolivia the recognition of the
Cacerest government. AS his request met with
some favor in the chamber Of deputies it will be
submitted to the cabinet council. 1t is stated
that PrQjet de tOi providing for civil marriage,
will be presented shortly in the Bolivian con-
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OVERCOME BY ESCAPING GAS.

A Whole Baltimore Family Found I'm.
cousciOus-One Girl Dead
BALTIMORE, Nov. 6-John Kneel, with his
family, consisting OF wife and three children
were found at their home on ST. Mary street to-
day all apparently dead except a son. who
showed signs Of life. They were affected by es-
Gaping gas. Elizabeth aged eighteen. the
second daughter, is dead, and Mary,
the elder daughter, is in precarious
condition. Mr. Knell, his wife and the boy are
likely to recover. though when found the father
and mother were both supposed to be dead.
The father was discovered under the bed
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Prison Abuses i'm Maryland.
WHAT AN INVESTIGATING CONNITTEE FoUN

WHAT AN INVESTIGATING COMMITTEES FOUND
IN THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION.
Gen. Frank A. Bond, who was appointed by
ex.Gov. McLane superintendent Of the Mary
land house of correction, resigned his position
yesterday at the request OF the board Of direc-
tors. This action arose from the report OF a
special committee appointed to investigate the
affairs Of the institution. The report states that
forty-seven prisoners were found TO be held
without authority OF law. Three hundred and
twenty persons were found In the institution
September Sth, yet the capacity is for only
24O prisoners. On the LIST Of April fifteen pris-
oners Were discharged without authority of law
the order Of the superintendent Only par
t1al record has been kept Of the punishments in
ficted and many Of these were false. Five
lashes are In some instances recorded as the
punishment when twenty were given with q
rawhide upon the bare back. It was found that
confined In a dark cell from six TO eight feet
square with no food except bread and water for
eight days. There was no bed or chair in the
tee found that the man was suffering nom heart
trouble and unable to work. and Characterize
this treatment as harsh, cruel and inhuman.
posed of property belonging 70 the institution
at less than its real value and used the money
Both the s06
assistant superintendent were away and Q pris-
oner had the keys and could have made gem
committee found that several Of the employees
were allowed to be absent for political reasons.
The year was begun with Q surplus OF over
$4,000, and the report states that at the end OF
the present year not only will the surplus Do
used up but there win Be . deficiency Of S27o6.
PARs0N DowNES MUST Go.-The members
OF the Bowdoin Square society discussed the
pastorate for two houn ct an adjourned meet
Ing in Boston yesterday afternoon. The society
is q close corporation, and its few members ex-
pressed themselves q unanimously In favor a
severing the pastoral relation between the Rev.
Mr.. Downes and the church. The point dis.
cussed was one OF ethods and legal procedure.
II was decided to postpone decisive action foe
two weeks. Meantime Judge Alien will give
criminal case against Mrs. Taber and Mr..
Downes viii come up again In the police court
Pastor DoWnee said this evening that q the
Square church on two moro 6undayA
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NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-The NJ. E. missionary
conference occupied the entire morning session
to-day in arranging the South American mis-
sion appropriations. The sum of S19,675 was
voted for the maintenance of the mission at
Buenos Ayres, in the Argentine republic, and
So, 600 for new work in Brazil
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BUFFALO, n. Y, Nov. 6.-The cOrOners jury
to-day rendered verdict of willful wife murder
against Charles Herman, the butcher, who cut
his wites throat. He committed to Jail to
await the action of the grand jury. Herman
has made full confession that he murdered
his wife on Sunday evening last because she in
sisted on going ont and would not tell him
where she was going.
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Failure in Montreal.

MONTREAL, Nov. CHARTS Vineberg, dry
goods, has suspended payment. His liabilities
are S21 900. His largest credit is the Western
Wooden Mills company, of Ontario, which has
claim against the estate of 81 600 The bal
ance is chiefly due to manufacturers in the
United States. Vineberg offers 40 cents on the
dollar
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Yielding to the Strikers.

SHENANDOAH, PA, Nov.6.-Lentz Lilly & Co. s
coiiieries, near Deiano, will resume work on
Monday, the operators acceding to all the de-
mands of the striking miners. The men have
been on the strike all summer. The number
employed at these colieries number nearly
400
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Business Failures of the Week.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-The business failures
during the last seven days, as reported to X. g.
Dun q Co, to-day number for the United States,
154, and for Canada 25, or a total of Ito as
compared with a total of POI last week and TIA
the week previous.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest kilograms to The Star.
ConEratulating Gov. Lee.

ConEratulating Gov. Lee.
VICE PRESIDENT HENDRICKS MESSAGE AND THE
FORMERS REPLY.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, Nov. 6.-Among the hun
G1us Oh congratulatory dispatches received by
SSosS:i,uoI-elect Lee was the following from Vice
vember 4: ~'"" Ai'''Af''AS' A>o
"Ge,l. Fitz. Lee.
~ tcongratulate You and the Virginia demo-
cia's upon your splendid victory.
H. T. A. HENDRICKS."
Io which Gen. Lee replied:
accept the thanks OF the Virginia democrats
lor your congratulations. May the spirit of the
S1ge on monticello watch over the destinies of
virginia forever. FITZHUGH LEE"
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observation-disclosures Slightly Better.
nH OhhDS ALL HIS PROPERTY IN TRUST FOR
HIS THREE CHILDREN

HIS THREE CHILDREN,
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 6.-Ex-Senator Sharon
Vas :; reported to be slightly better last evening.
ne rs suuerlng from neuralgia of the heart. In
anticipation of approaching death he yesterday
oeedea all his pAoperty to his son, Fred. Sharon,
anu us son-in-iaw, Frank &. Newland, in trust
for his heirs. His estate is valued at So 900 600
ana embraces property in Nevada. California,
MlsSourl ana the District of Columbia. 1t is to
De divloe0 into three equal portions among the
chlidren, Cara, Fred and Flora Lady Hesketh)
or shelf heirs The three children of Clara, who
Is deceased, Will each receive one-third of her
ex-senator Sharon
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m ARRURn

SHUTE-BRIGHT. On "Wednesday November 9TH,
1Ss5 al the Residence Of the brides parenta by the
Rev. s. N. Shuye, ID. D., OF the Columbian university,
Dr: ID. kERFOOr SHUTE TO Mia AAAIE A.
BRIGHT. No cards.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

kOA SALE-EiGHT GROOM BRICK HOUSES
= YIN closets wainscoted kitchens; back and side
waser Ia yard: size Of lots l:} feet inches by
sodded and enclosed in front; within seven minutes
SSn OF Capitol; neal lines of street cars: price
stiov each. now under rent for SIl per month
Aiso. TWO six-room brick houses with cellars
anu closets, same square, 81 400 and 81 SEQ
IN 1hder rent for IL and SIC per month Apply
~ ~, j. II GRANT. 1220 e st. = w. owner or d f.
.hOnrooS, Marble building 9th st. and PennsyE
xsn an. ave. or A CAYWooD. e35 9th st n.w
Nscue~ n6-1Ot
kOh SALE-A BARGAIN-TEN NEW TWO
II story Brick Houses ON South C,anitol ar vxater
~ PARKING enclosed; side aud back alley; paying
A per cent on Investment Call ut office full par
ucuiars A CAYWOoD, cor. 9th and X SITS NV.
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AUCTION SALES.
This AFTERNOON.
, H. WARNER, Real Estate Broker.

Il -
PUBLIC AUCTION OF THE VERY sIx yAIg 9 Hnx
NoLDs, KNOWN AS No 1919 STREET
On So FR1 3 Mssr OCTOBER TH1RT1ETH. wss
1856, at FoGR O'Clock. in front Of the MI
premises shall offer for sale that very hand naE
vest the residence Of the late Admiral
elegant threestory Brick Dwelling containing lonr
SO feet of sqosre io5 with side
Terms: One-third cash: the residue in one two and
.nree years with notes bearing interest at me tae o.
an cash, atthe option Of the purchaser An convey
d doG,ng NS e, the pu.caasers cost Two hundred
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct. oc2oeotds
s. THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
x me s Sss's saM nE' HOUR AND
By order ofthe Trustee. n3
ETNHos. E WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer.
~ s. xAIU n Fhh Et Ely 81
By BY virtue Of certain DEGREES of the Supreme ~
T Se ne 9rci of l in
pn6ls suction in front o. the premises to the highest
nns ST iSSf shsrsst Gs s A6tR The
T: NJ the following valuable real estate viz: Lots
apS In o IN
IL 4.; and Immediately thereafter Lots % 20, %.
after Lots II and Is in square o6a: and Immediately
M Of Lots and In o and de-
post OF 100 viii be required on each lot The terms
i SAFE IN each and every case will be as follows: One
IN tnree equal payments at twelve, eighteen and
twenty-four months, bearing interest at per cent
ana secured to the satisfaction of the trustees, all
cash at the option of the purchaser All conyeyanc-
terms Of sale shall be complied with 10 days after
SALE at the risk and cost of the deulting purchaser
T. ROSS FERRY,
EDMUND X. GOLDSBOROUGH,
Trustees and Receivers,
Ss- IN CONSEQUENCE OF RAIN THE SALES
Postponed until friday, the Sixth INsTIS r.
90 '-'' ''n'e "'O1 "D Ross Gs;.Sei PERRY.
n3d&ds EDMUND X. GOLDSBOROUGH.
nUNCANSON BROS, AuctlOneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-sToRY BRICK STORE
AVENUE AND STREET NORTHWEST RS
by virtue OF a deed OF trust duly recorded i'm ETH
Lber No. IT'S folio l56, of the Land Record of .I9
SIXTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. d. 1855 at FIV 4,
O'CLOCK NJ In front OF the premises, offer for sale
ali that piece or parcel OF ground and premises situated
in the city Of Washington. u. c., and known aud de-
LOT 13. ofSamuel & Peter F. Bacon's subdivision of
part OF Square numbered FIVE HUNDRED AND
OF The records OF the surveyors office of the District
columbia, together with ali the improvements, ways,
easements, rights privileges and appurtenances the
Terms: One-third cash. balance in equal instruments
at one and two years notes to bear interest
secured by deed OF trust on property solo, all cash
purchaser A deposit of 800 required time of sale
Terms to be complied with I'm days. otherwise the
Trustees reserve the right TO resell ut the risk and
OF the defautng purchaser after days public notice
of such resale in some newspaper published WASH
ington, D. G. FRANCIS II. SMITH, Tr,s,oo.,
oc21-d&ds FRANK B. SMITH. trustees.
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Trying Murderer Mulkowski.

CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-In the trial OF Mulkowski
for the murder OF Agnes kledZieck a jury was
secured and the case opened yesterday after
noon with the examination of the husband Of
the murdered woman. His testimony was not
concluded at the adjournment of court.
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Shot n Fellow Workman Dead.

VALPARAISO, IND, Nov. 6.-James Tollehan
ana man named Barklaw fellow workmen,
oecame involved in quarrel yesterday, during
whlch Ioiiehan drew a revolver and shot, kill
ing Barklaw instantly. The murderer escaped.
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The FoLLoWIN0-NAMRD enlisted men are,
by direction Of the President, upon their own
applications, placed upon the retired list: Ord
nance Sergeant John n. Martus, U. 8. army;
Hospital Steward John Dillon, y. s. army; Ser
geant Anthony Carly, battery L, third artti-
lery; Corporal Paul Cunningham, ordnance de-
tachment q. g. army; Corporal Charles Mccoy.
company B, nth infantry.
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Mandamus the Proper Remedy.

DECISION IN THE CINCINNATI ELECTION CASES.
The circuit court at Cincinnati has rem
dered a decision in the election mandamus
case. Judge Cox rendered the decision. He
said it was a petition for a mandamus filed by
AmiZi McGill for himself and three others, can
didateS for election state senator's
averring that the canvassing board was
proceeding to do its work illegally, and
asking the court to compel it to count the
returns according to law and to issue certifi-
Gates TO them instead of to the democratic cam
didate. The court held that mandamus was
the proper remedy.
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nR STARR PARSONS, COR 9TH AND EN.M
without Extracting. local an&sthetc, used on the
gums Aueviates pam Ut extracting. Gas gvesl Mp13
SAMUEL l. SCOTT, DDS,
= fifteen years en- perience in Dentistry once 1907
cialty. oc23
DE- u; TALBOqT. DENTIST, 4SI TTH ST.
~ branches Teeth inserted "a per ~ Al work
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VIM. j. Rest was released In Boston yssterdav
on $4,000 bail, the district attorney havine
found that the Indictment could nol be sus.
tanned in all its parts.
York Son. while out hunting with r. Van Trutt,
In Wisconsin, yesterday, mistook Van Trotf Cor
deer and shot him In the back. The victim
will probably recover.
Thomas Walraven judge, and Thomas Butler
and Thomas Kelly, inspectors at the pcyils In
Jersey CITY Tuesday, were arrested last ntght
charged with violation OF the law forbtdding an
adjournment after Q canvass q ballots has be-
gun.
Work on the new cruisers win stast at Roach's
snip yard, in Chester, Monday morning. Naval
constructor Steele. who will have charge Of the
completion OF the cruisers, arrived at the yard
yesterday. About 800 men will be put 10 work.
rive street car employees, members OF the
knights OF Labor have been arrested in 81
Louis charged with having caused the recant
explosions on the street car tracks IN that city.
In an interview last night John Teemer, ule
oarsman, said; "Hanlan approached me def
nitely and deliberately TO allow him b win
the race, before ever spoke to him on the suh.
(ect. If Hanian denies this then he tells Q false
hood, and can prove It."
Inc board OF bishops OF the Methodist Epis.
copal church now in session In New York city
approves the appeal OF the Freedmens Aid SO
clety for $25O,OOO q year for Christian white
and colored people.
Mrs. Catharine Trump, postmaster at the vii.
lage OF Corning, Pa, has been arrested, charged
with opening letters out OF curiosity and reading
them.
The Marquis Of Harrington, speaking at Bel
fast, said there was an alliance offensive and
defensive between the tories aud Parnehites
Ferdinand Ward, according TO the Boston 7roz-
SCRIPT received his financial ducation at church
fairs where returns OF two or three thousand
per cent on the original Investments are not
thought at all remarkable.
Robert T'horburn, A K A, the noted Eng
land miniature painter, is dead.
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PRoRATE CouRT-yu51e Hoy,

PROBATE COURT-Judoe Hdgner.
To-day. estate OF Alfred Edelin,, letters Of ad-
ministration issued to A. A. Birney; bond
$4,000. Estate of Joseph Steinberger; order
granting letters to Tenia Steinberger; bond
$4,000, also appointed guardian; bond $1,000.
In re guardianship Of Ida B. Eggleston; order
for investment. Estate of Jane Campbell; will
1iled, admitted to probate, and letters issued to
+. w. Jones; bond S., ZOO. Estate VIM. Eide
lin, letters of administration issued to VIM.
Small; bond $4,000. Estate of James Cooper;
will admitted 10 probate: Estate of Henri
Erni; will proved, admitted to probate, and let
tiers issued to Mary Jane Erni; bond s., 900.
Estate Of Jerry Colman; order directing cita-
ton. In re minor children OF w. A. King; Mary
Il. King appointed guardian; bond 81 900. In
re will OF Levin NJ. Powell; notice of appeal to
Supreme Court OF the District filed. Estate of
John w. Elliott; proceedings suspended.
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ALLENTOWN, PA, Nov 6-Prof. Theodore l..
Selp has been elected president of Muhlenberg
college, to ill the vacancy caused by the resig-
nation of Rev. DR.. Sadtler.
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TNHOMAS E. WAGGAMAN
l. Real Estate Auctioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THIR-
TENTH STREET, BETWEEN H AND
STREETS NORTIIW EST.
On MONDAY NOVEMBER NINTH at s.r-t
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK 2. NJ. i shall FL HI
offer at auction in front of the premises part s
lot 20. in square $50. improved by four-s, ory 6ricK
dwelling. No. SPA 18th street northwest.
Terms day of sale
mist THOS. L. WAGGAMAN Auct
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THIS EVENING.
THIS EVENING.
TTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE
SEVERAL

MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTIONS
BOOKS,
History. Biography. Fiction. Poetry, Illustrated
Books Works of Reference enc including
aCOmplete set OF Appletons Cyclic
pediu, with the ANIMALS
A SNAIL COLLECTION OF LAW-BOOKS
To be sold at auction, at my auction rooms,
NOVEMBER FIFTH, SIXTH AND SEVENTH,
1885,
at SEVEN-THIRTY EACH EVENING
THOMAS DONLING, Auctioneer,
n2-5t Southwest cor. Pennsylvania ave and TIL st
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UNCLE OR AUNrf-The case against the Payne
sisters, in Winchester, Va, for the custody u
little Bessie Merritt on the ground that Leila
Payne is not her aunt but her uncle, is on trial
Judge Clarke ruled out all that part of the eyi.
dence bearing on the supposed Insecurity of
Leila Payne, but has also decided that n the
future demands IL, the evidence on that point
may come up on rebuttaL IL IA pretty well co
has been examined by Drs Mcclure ana
smoke, the latter her brother-iu- law, and was
perfect female.
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TyndaH Attacks Gladstone.

CHARGING HIM WITH CAUSING FIVE YEA KS
OF HUMILIATION ABRO.-D AND CONFUSION
AT HOME"
Mr.. John Tyndall, the English savant has
written letter in which he declines TO stand as
a candidate for member of parliament for Rem
frew. He proceeds to denounce the Gladstone
cabinet, which, he says, headed by an unstable
ruler, caused five years of humiliation abroad
and confusion at home. Recalling the events
in the Transvaal and in the Soudan, Mr.. Tyn-
dali says: "If there be a day of retribution for
company to the judgment seat the unpurged
spirits of those who were responsible for the
bloOdshed in the Soudan. 1t was damning
Yet the man who is answerable beyond all
others for this waste of BLOOD who sent Gordon
to the wilds and there abandoned him to death
and mutilation now dares to talk to the people of
Midlothian as ii no fieclS rested upon his work
manship." The conservatives are distributing
Mr.. Tyndalls letter broadcast.
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctloneers.

Fly or = BUILDING LOTS ON NORTH SIDE OF L
49,, BETWEEN TWENTY-F s I
STREET AND NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE
NJ M MMpNDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBERsN4
MYTH, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK we ~
Will sell, In front of the premises sAs
e.o...-o Lot 3, in square 20.
irollng ~ feet on l. street. This lot will be sub
INTO -FOUR building lots of II 612 feet each.
ms rs rap ly improving section of the northwest
aH Taan nne opportunity for Investment.
tbe Terms: One-fourth cash; balance in one two and
lee years with six per cent interest, payable semi
animal or an cash at option of purchaser Convey
aiGLhS &C. at purchasers cost. A deposit of 500
eac cn ~ 5.t required at sale. DUNCANSON BROS,
uo-ot AuctOneera
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WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. 6.-The deputy
coroner to-day received telegram from Mrs.
Voight, Austin, Texas, reading: Hold cloth
ing and other things which belonged to man
that committed suicide in Clayton house named
M. Weight; positive he was my husband" Ex-
animation shows that the suicides name on
the hotel register looks about as much like an.
Voight as "M. Hoyt," which latter it was at
first taken to be
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a FINE DRIVING CANADIAN PONY, WITH
n, uog cart ana harness. Will be sold at auction
10 I1D,iaOosIsOW, NOVEMBER SEVENTH, at corner
Its ' III TtTt as M NM ny Y>-f, .,ot