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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Oh SALE By c. II. KNIGHT. y25 sT. NV.

EOR SALE By c. q. KNIGHT. s25 81. NV.
On LIST St ne, l5re2Q, 600 Md ay. bet 2H3 600
On LIST; e ne ,11n 600 Boundary, bet $500
Cor 18th a 509I 10Th St ne, rs 500
St, bet. 1919. 900 9Th st., bet and $500
Corsoran bet 143 Is $500 Marks Alley
E. Capitol, bet. 6&7.. 5000
Many other Houses and Lots In all parts of city.
Please call for bulletin. diet
ECOR SALE = GOOD INVESTMENTS IN SMALL
~ property on Capitol Hill Address THE HILL.
Star ONCE. d10-Sts
EOR sALE-2145 sTH ST. EXTENDED FOR A
= few days only, at o1,&50; renting for els; good
business stand Call at once on WRIGHT BOLTON,
9th and + SITS NV. dS
EOR SALE OR RENT-AN ATTRACTIVE EIGHT
Ro0m and bath, corner house. Apply to owner,
HOO ct. NV. d4-2ws
II House rooms; all mod. impe. st., between 9th
and 9TH me- now under lease at S25 Per month; will
THOS ]. MYERS,
d11-1m 1915 ST. NV.
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Strike of slate Pickers.

SHAMoKIN, Pa, December 1.-THE boys employed
as slate pickers at the North Franklin cOlliery
operated by the Reading Coal and Iron company
struck to-day for an advance OF Is per cent. AS 8
result OF the strike, 500 men are thrown idle,
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He MAY SPEND HIS CHIsrNAs NEXT YEAR OUT on
JAu.-George Boston, colored, charged with stab.
bling Charles Kelly, the col0red barber, pleaded
and was sentenced to 964 days In JAIL the extent
| OF the law. AS published In Mondays STAR, the
men met in saloon on 18th street, between n and
N streets northwest, and because Kelly asked
Boston for 20 cents the latter stabbed him with an
| ink eraser.
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J 2O34-2O3s sth n.w..6ra15
2216-lS-20- 1884 1858
Cleveland st, Or. is
} Is Fent. Pl- ne, Or. .14.30
!, 80 y st. s.w., Or. 1890
AIS Warner st., 5r. 1880
627 L At. Sc. 6r.....12.3.
I Cottage Row. Ar. 1870
913 10Th st. s.e.,, > r.10.3Q
909 18th st. Sc, D $1,000
18th and Benning's, 5r 10
Gil 18th st. Sc, 5r. 10. 80
1905 TO 1913 Sd sc ,5r. ] o
|, 213 . st. NV. Or. 10
IL q at. NV, or. ...........S
% p 1T. ne. Or.
18th and ID SITS. Sc. Or. 4
% Wilson ST., (rear), Ar. q
!; 1872 X St, (rearl, NV, Ar =
J 2051 9TH ST. NV. Or. 3
GA Sd st. s.e., , rs Do
2222 Sth st. NV, 3r-..---1
STORES.
613 NY. ave. 2rs...-..&35
.e:,lO-2212 14th n.w..25
204o 9TH st. NV. 10
! STORE 4 DWELLING.
S07 7th st. L. W., Or,
by year. SSOS
$40 y. Capitol ST., 8 rs. 40
/ OFFICE ROOM
J 1106 f st. H. w., 2r-.--S4O
LED IL Nn QlR Eat nv
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HE CAMPBELL DIVORCE CAsu
The Summing Up Cont,>ue<.

LONDON, Dec. 17.-Mr. Ftnlay, counsel for tho
defense, continued his closing argument In the
Campbell divorce case to-day. He dwely
on what he termed the inability or the re-
fusal OF either Lady Colin Campbell, the Duke OF
ma y, or Shet shaw 70 produce single
named and the other two In the correspondence
which the plaintiff admitted had been carried on
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INTEREST ON THB Four PER CRNTS.-The Us.
treasurer has issued checks to pay the January
registered interest on the four per cent loan
amounting to $4.5OO 600, and will tomorrow issue
checks for the balance Of the interest amounting
to about 8, SOC, 600. The checks In payment Of
the Pac1nc railroad interest, amounting to
81 938 900, viii probably be issued tomorrow also
The amount OF interest paid under the circular Of
Nov. 10th Is $4,000.
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EOR SALE OR ExCHANGE--A NEW TWO-sTORY
I and bssement. bay window, brick house. northwest
issIs &c; price 1870; renting S27;s0 Per month.
price $4,000. WIN trade or all the ab0ve for lot:
northeast or southwest. business property Gown
d11-lm DANENHOWER bon ITS To
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

~ OAA>hkOkJ O441A4NN1LkO.
Tor sALE-A RARE eHANcE-A COMPLETE
on sn 1sf "An'' 70 fs'r' from 6Py
I1oR sAl.E-CoNFECTIoNERY; GOOD INVEST.
pied by good tenant at rental OF $40 per month;
SSS a. HSs Of
sAL !d a Fine E,! LITTLE gRgIT coNFEC
cheap. Address CIGAR, Star office. ~ d16-ats
CAsH OFFER WILL BE RECEIVED FOR ALL
~ machinery, excepting pony planer and resaw. in
ns oontsneS in Phcnin mill o no: pes i6 D and
Il W g Ds &
the purchase Of the sronnd containing over 5000
and finest smoke stack in the District Of Columbia.
perfectly sound from turret to foundation known as
4 than s aste
do not know whether 1 viii rebuild or not but am
S1:, Day q q Per 1856 Az so1ry g Unable
that yoa may be desirous Of having me know;
18th and streets n ".
FOR sALE.CIGAR STORE WELL STOCKED.
hsnd s fixtures etc 497 Ps9na ave r. ", at the
70 SAM On
VvHE ATTENTION OF INVESTORS Is CALLED TO
the sTdGSs s
sDa 4 e. IN
Mine. v 81. PEI fs ;ssr' W soER s1 is sasEs
Asnlano sou Z5.OO
Au1Vfo......s...... 80 .xOUV
ColDy. O.OV 3SO.UU
Iron h1n8.......... 10 1Z.OO
Similar opportunities stil exist these mines are
not two and many Others being developed
Call for Information on HULL DEAN, AGENTS, Room
4. Glover building, 1410 Ut. n. ". d11-lm
TTVHE BEST OPPORTUNITY IN ATLANTIC CITY
on the Ocean 'front.' for nrstclass hotel and cottage
os A.4ss cs%dsn
LOB sAI.R-MILLINERY sTORE-PRICE MOD.
l crate. Also. Drug, Grocery and Tobacco stores
Commercial ONCE Of DANIEL RAMEY S3S r Il NV
d7-2ws
EunsT-cLAss, BUSINESS STAND PARTIES
II Wishing better location wanting to start buE
ne, would do ren g look At the new stores and
q y G.: Orn .eg e H 1s l.2s
OOM4ERCIAL OFFICE 93s r 81 n. W.; rs
NtAhleheo for the pufPooe q dtsposing Of bcGnesl
By our plan you syoid al publicity which hss g In
by having your business, for sale left ct once
Advertised froe and cold on commission.
n17.1m Respectfully, DANIEL RANRY.
EAIL And WINTER. 80 ANDs7
sSf Sn oHefkhNSH HMs
and EnOUS4RIN6a at the Importing Tailoring H
| txh1tnhnooA
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PERsoNAL--Ex-Senator Doolittle Of wisconsin,
Gen. W. B. Franklin OF Hartford, Gen. Knox, VIM
o. Pratt. VIM. G. Heath, =. e. Davidson, @. p.
Crosby and Capt. ]. n. Birmingham OF New York,
Lieut.. Hardin OF Fort Leayenworth, Irving n.
Ohio, and n +. Dickinson Of Boston. are az the
Riggs. - Commissioner Oberiy and Rear Admiral
Ammen were registered In New York last might
E. w. Eaton Of New York, and John g. De1oreaux
OF New Orleans are at Welcker'A-J. R Fancke
ofHayana, John /. Mitchell OF Mlwaukee, Richard
Strtckton OF New Jersey, and + B. Fishbufn q Chi
cago, are at W0rmleyA-F. @. May and w. II.
Richardson OF Boston, 6. j. Cornell WIN. ]. 1er-
hit and j. g: Schwat OF New YORK, and Thomas
Wilkinson OF Brooklyn, are at the Arlington.
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VIM Daley, reported lost among the victims q
the Mfssimippt disaster, Il supposed 70 be ex-
United states Marshal DALEY, Of Nebraska
A passenger train went through 9 trestle halt .
mile nom Chapel HUI \. ca Tuesday night. Sax
or eight people were seriously hurt
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BOARDING

FUABLE bOARD-IOwA CIRCLE-BOARD IN
Lta .@t Ia isiIy hole table, terms o Is per month
-. - =. gar Otiee. dl0-3ts
ECk RENI-PLEAsANT, WELL FTjRYJsHFD
Rooms, with or without Table Boani. 1900
49, .Ho teaaiieu ol9 LON stnw. eeI6-3ms
"UNHE AUBt RN" DINING ROOMS CORYFR
rennsy lvanis ave. and I'D st., have been onsned
% nrst-ciass caterer: single or communisafinv
rooms can be cbts'ised at reasonable prices IA
1oAS y ST-ROOMs EN- SUITE or sTYoI p
A0VC with Board Private table Il desired AA7
-1-1m -. b. STOCKHAM
RoARD AND ROOMS AT 314 AND 3I6 INDIaYI
- ave. Rooms 50 20 S25 ACCORDING TO lfcsaiora
Board 10 per month. % week and 81 SO Der dsv
Uc;2-3m $500 ~ osS-
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OOM1ERCTAI.. OFFICE, 03s 2 81. n. W.; RS-
Nsnasnsa for TIE ppER0ss q dasPoane q brsaness
81 our plan you svud al publicity which has a in.
urons s6ecs on husinsss oonsult your own intesest
Advertised free and cold on commission.
n17.1m Respectfully, DANIEL RANRY.
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'MARY WILL EXPLAIN ALA telegram from
Rochester, n. T., December 16 says: Frank VIM
cent, OF Auburn, came here last night and stopped
at the house OF W. E. Merk. AT an early hour this
morning he called for q razor TO shave himself A
large shears into his breast. he had frst cut his
throat nom ear to ear with the razor, breaking It,
ana mao spen ,@ sa,a c, VIII nce sme s hss
employed for q number OF years by the Auburn
WOODEN company. He had with him about $500.
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EdHsT-cLAss BUsINEss sTAND-PART1Es
wishing better location wanting to start buG-
mess would Do wen 70 look at the new stores and
dwellings tust being dnished 14th st. next the
r ave. or 70 the owner. W. 8. ROceE 1883 Pa ave-
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.

Must Bring the Mails 70 Americas
LONDON, Dec. ian interim Injunction has
Deen granted restraining the Cunard and White
star steamship companies from refusing to carry
any malls offered to America. The companies
undertook to carry only conSgnees letters and
notined the government to that effect.
Riddled with Bullets.
TWO NEGRO MURDERKRs LYNCHED IN INDIAN TEnkI-
TORY.
n, LITTLE Rock, ARK, Dec: 17.-Factor Jones and
DICK Bullock, two Of the four negroes who few
days ago murdered George Tame In the Choctaw
nation because he discovered them killing his cat
tie, and were released on $500 ball. were caught BY
mob Wednesday, taken to the scene OF the MUIR
der and nddled with bullets, each receiving hot
less than forty shots. Sandy Smith and George
MOSS the other murderers, are in jail awaiting
trial.
Archerss Bl0Oded stock Sold.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE auction sale OF the blooded
STOCK belonging to the late Fred Archer the jockey
mas Deen completed at Newmarket 1t realized q
total OF GO, 5S5. Chilperc brought E740.
Stocks Feverfsh and Fluctuoting.
THE WALL STREET MARKET SHOWS LESS FAVORABLE
SYMPTOMS TO-DAY.
Won Too 49, e.
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QUEEN OF THE HOODLCMs.-Ena Roth, known at
Easton, Pa, as the ''Queen or the HOOdlums " and
the female car jumper, was convicted there yes
terday on the charge OF carrying concealed deadly
weapons and sent to Jail for six months. Ella is
the girl who has for the past two years associated
with tramps in the famous Lehigh cut, and per-
United them to tattoo her limbs and breast with
various kinds Of characters.
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DIED.

Ex-NAYuR LAfHoBx, OF Baltimore, says tbs ~
cough medicine is Red star Cough cure.
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LOR SALE
Il 203 LIST. n. b. b
m. l., 25r. SO
K st. NV. bet. 14th
18th (schooi bdg).s
900 NJ. ave-s.e.. b.h
lE ..-..--...-...-.Z
1912 Vermont ave. Z
W., b.h., mi, 13r.1
22S, 232, 234 + at. Z
W. b.h.. mi, 11r.1
900 14th st.n-w., b.h
mi, 13r. i
1126 18th st. NV, /
909 NJ St. NV, b. h
IN. l., 13r.
b., mi, 15r.......1
lob 10th st. NV, /
h.. mi. Tor j
90 NJ at. NV, b.h,
mi, Or. ...........1
2033 II at. n. b.h
mi, 12r-
1141 T st. NV, b.h
mi. Tor. -.........
40S, 40, 412 Sth 81
Sc, FIJI, 1r.........
y. Cap. & i SITS. NV.
bib, mi, Or ..
120S 9TH st. NV, b
h., mi. Or. .......
325 to 1888 c st. Sc
b.h., mi, Or. ......3
100 to 1719 Rizn
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FOR SALE-IOTS.

I,OE SALE-LOT 80 FEET FRONT ON C ST..
Il near 9th only SOC per foot; lots in immediate
neighborhood priced at 75c.
I,OR sALE-LOT-DE SALES ST, THIRD LOT
II from CONNECTICUT AVE, p feet front by 100
feet IN depth This is most desirable lot account
of its PROXIMITY TO CONNECTICUT AVE
HILL 4 JOHNSTON,
d16-3t 13S 18th st NV.
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EOR SALE-SPECIAL BARGAINS
y Several sx-room Houses on 81. n. e.; Al modern
improvements: 10 per cent investment. Price only
$4,000 each. Also,
room Brick Walach Place bet 9th 18th SITS 900
rooms on L. bet 18th and 10th SITS 5000
u rooms and cellar on Gorcoran st....s....7 1000
On 18th. bet T and Mallach Place new house $500
rooms and cellar, l. bet n. Cap and LIST w27OO
Apply at once to j. WP MYERS,
nC4-4ws 142S New York
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5000
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$4,000 H.
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AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY.

COmfifmati00s by the Senate.
The Senate, in secret session, has confirmed tn,
following nominations:
Theodore D. Wilson, OF New York, to be chic
on the bureau OF construction and repair ant
chief constructor Of the navy with the relativ,
rank OF commodore.
Pay Director James Fulton, OF Tennessee, to b
chief OF the bureau of provisions and clothing and
p9ymaster general Navy Department.
Fay inspector Rufus Park, Of New York, to ha
pay director navy.
Paymaster James E. Tolfree to be pay inspecto,
Assistant Paymaster John Corwine OF Ohio, Il
oe past assistant paymaster In the navy.
Charles A. Ward, Of Michigan, to be collector o.
CUSTOMS. Huron, Mich; Quincy A. Brooks, Of Ore
gon, collector Of customs, Puget sound.
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ENOR SALE-FINEST LINEN PAPERS
Il Cheap
"CALIGRAPH OFFICE"
Oc29-3m W. A. PORTER, General Agent 933 st
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L'OR SALE-LOTS-TwOLO LOTS ON T ST. ADA
II CENT TO NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE, for sale a
EDLY ADVANCE with the PAVING OF New Hamp-
shire HILL & JOHNSTON,
dl6-3t o3S 18th St NV
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The above is only portion of the property on my
books For full list call at Office for bulletin issued
the LIST ana 18th fd171 THOS. E. wAGGAMAN.
EOR SALE-l2O7 ST. NV, NEW PRESS
Il brick House, rooms. heated by la:robe. press
brick set range wood and slate mantels south front
desirable house for q home; terms easy; Apply to
PARKER b TOWNSEND
d16-6t 141S St NV.
DOR SALE-DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE
IL at Baryain-The attractive Residence, 1902 Rho ode
ave- near Iowa Circle. worth $4,000, be had for
Slo 900 taken within the next five days. The house
contains ten rooms and has every convenience viz
Bath three water closets, stationary wash tubs
hot and cold water in two chambers, reservoir and
force pump for when necessary and wire
for all windows and doors hardwood floors in parlor,
library and hall of the highest and most pleasant
locations in the city The rugs carpets curtains and
portieres can also be purchased if desired The house
Is in perfect Order ready for immediate occupancy and
will be shown by the Waterman between 9 80 and
y. In FITCH, FOX BROWN,
d16-3t 1437 Pennsylvania NV
TIOR SALE-A BLOCK OF -FOUR SMALL BRICK
I Houses; in good locality for renting: now under
the four; small cash payment. SWORMSTEDT L
BRADLEY, 927 + st. d16-6t
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-15
one MORE MURDER
Which Must be Added 70
Michigan > Lengthy List.
TIE STATE GRANGE N SESSION.
Governor Lucss Appointments tor
Railroad Commissioner and Oil
tnspector-An Escaped Prison
or Reczptured-Other
State News

EAsr TAwAs Dee i4-The BODY Of joe
Kennedy las been found buried near king 5
Crossing 4. IS reported that Tom Murphy
Is under arrest having told the officers
while they were attempting 10 dix up the
body tha, he had buried a cali there A
party who dressed the head " Harvey AZ
Murphy $. after has alteration with
kennedy. saws that Harvey told him that
ne would xiii Kennedy The BODY OF
kennedy has three bullet wounds On It-lu
tie bowels. heart and forehead.
EAsr TAwAs. Dec. 1.-The body Of the
missing oe Kennedy was found buried IN
lhe s1ail near Laiilaw's cottage. now Oc-
cupei oy Tom Murphy. The body was
found bY ID iArfabee and /. \ Gre, n who
had been told day or TWO previous 10 the
finding Of the body, by ii neighbOr named
wilkins that Murphy told him be had
buried a cali there This aroused H.. sus-
piciOns OF ID. Llrrabee and l.. \. Green who
were Out under ihe pretense OF hnntug.
J hey Went 10 the spot. accompanied ny
Wilkins and found the body buried ia
about three feet of earth. the feet barely
covered. The body was brought % lawls
City and n0w lice I'm the vacant Photograph
gallery An inquest IS being held ia the
court house al Iawas CITY by Coroner A.
q. Nanvey. Prosecuting Attorney Simpson
Is present.
OscppA. Mich, Dec 1.-THE Harvey
murder case now stands waiting the result
of the pOst-mortem examination OF the
body OF Joe Kennedy, which was found
buried near Harvey's house yesterday,
where Harvey confessed 10 Tom McNeely,
OF OscOda that he had buried IT,
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-15

The Ch4rieston Kslisf coa-Isissss' s's
Report

tsaals-rls. = a.. De- iA-lhs earth
l--4- Eslef C.mmll.-e heAisa - Mayor
te---e-aF cls.rnlsl. ll4.le formal report
(. the Gay a9-n.l toa z-E " t-e t9lz.
amount eoluiaatsi b tas eo-ntry t'r tae
.s.lefof tie -arfhasaxs sufferers tozei -7-.
Flll disposition 81 sls funds. Ils l-atr-
VI the c.l1mitlre ar- Eos uea-.y rL.sloo
ALA taH -ne rslert TIE total sr4a9AAf
81 Che Vari9Iis sums ree. fet DF
ne committee is estimated ST. t.l1 ato or
.lIs .4l Sew YORK colrrol4tet sll-.e. 3.
t-s erk state outside oi sea YORK about
81 s.. Boston contributed 5. SD ball
more. s3.13n tss Orleans 2 l73 and san
tranIlseo titi ago. The remainder sas
contributed 1y lAs other states and lerrl-
tories at tle ui1n nearly every one oi
atl.A d is m-lfl0nei la the report
The amounts sent oy churches cf tliter-
eat d-l1u nations seTe sz follows Cath
Ollie so .lu frr.ogiefIaa 80 oNO Baptist
$4,000 MrtlsiIss ;. ijt ii lseu4-. t3lap.
illarrtl .1 iaz.eEte.e. 500. Heore9
heaeFoi-af Society. s. 39H
The lolir1erate Home contributed 9 lJ0.
and Z .tferent mr.f. al colleges g STD Other
lharta3Is org4alzatl1ns scot 5000.
Eor Mas0u'c relli $500. Nas received
fr0m the fIni the committee has furnished
food. houses aud shelter f9r l30O0 persons
who othefwls would have been destitute
The balance on hand now is $500.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-15
THE DOODLER'S CASE
New Evidence Introduced Il
the Second Trial.
An H-ll0IRRlE'S TESTIMONY.
informers fuiiersfi 4nds Dur, Flat
Contrsolcseo on One important
Foini-A Reporter Also
at Fault

AfH loas nee l5-Ile tlaI ~ AID
hc'leale " az RESUMED az lll0 AIS morn
us Iae jury hooked much Refreshed sitei
sunday 3 rest. Leoaraer smYfA slso seemed
less worried and oare~afu tAan he aid
toward the c.sss of lass woei As lor Nc.
auAdt De never looked luore cheerful and
hopeful sincf being llaoeo before lls hal 81
luslte
TIE ease began by Ar Nevoon.ae asking
fol lfrnilssioD io recall ST. Alexander a.
az lm about lls negotiations Viil yddY.
hf. hlt1andef after taking tle stand seid
thet ddy bad lrlullciouslg asGta con-
siatf- f-tuA of $4,000 O. withdraw ilt ln-
lund Jon. Brad John ~ lnrabus Wa
ineil called. Ia is,s De- wac E member of
int BONDS ~ ASSESSOR Dl August al ->4
ht shs iu ti4e alder uaulc ll6U. bcr tulrf.
~ "a through tlt putl. door hs saN
Mu.brti reading ilt Wflf HsfaruF fht lu-
Junction aut flel Ltafl ilt broadway
ifanel' - called lp. lie cd nai reueInher
" lAi aldermen We're present Ar laclbur
sAia ae Was absent toD tho cts during tle
tae1ut tr.al it remrn b,rt chat tls
question Dt llt condition ul llt door Lad
come -T nlTuf flsi ir.aL
iae4hls ls one of ine liflllloan
tadrrs 1f Tie Ninth Assembly District and
Was De- candidate iof LAT psrif 6l ile laie
election ~ JsDohuf testimony lolInG
llris ihs evidence oi lnfouusr fuIffaf
and Daiy and Reporter Herman. who
,~oef ilai 81 the meeting of ilt Aldermen
on Aug ii the public tofrs of thf Alder
manic Cham ser were closed
N lllafu = Williams Pres dent ~ Tie
cable railroad va fhen called It said
ihat no offer 81 $4,000 hsf ever bet 70
made to flt Aldermen of I>-i so thf rrtt
~ WY through hrladVEV nor haI any oac
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-15

eeutsr l4b-s. lea -gl1s casl1ef t,-4
case A. H-nt - crystal ea&-es-.ti
Robert >4r8l l4 pluz ~
bonnet Geo ,u. y ~ blue op-r- t9nasi
lspt Nrflrriu - malos snF oolk -ase
Ar ~ g. ne1l.sou -. a. ta- H---.
oe9 = 81 er ~ lti-sso. tEaFeAls safes
man bsIilns bros le7
The gross reoelp.s STE .aJ Aa1 t-els p
Sla3 worth ~ goods .vf. ~ tlls an.a-ut
seeat it1 Hll stand o4t clear ae1fe 81
e1rsnse al eve op~ner 60 TIE heys sire.
flev calculated ~ The Inception af t-e
tazaar on nakins only $500. o 81 ihe
Institutions iu operation iAe Jennie mas
proved the most reulmsr4rFe uetans
a.one ab0ll s.sN ciear aboFe expenses.
The CompAuy wlsnes to extend thanks @
al sno have 50 generously aldel chem DID
this enterprise. the merchants aad manu-
iaetlrers tie public a. large and tle press
They Viii purchase forty nue uniforms
81 once. and vii Use The rest ~ t1e tlonts
made % good advantage. The owner OF
1916. which draws bedroom set, las no'
yer tlrne1 up.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-15
A HORRIBLE DISASTER
A Mississippi Steamer Burned
to the Water 5 Edge.
MANY LIVES KNOWN TO Be LOST.
The Fire Breaks Out and Reaches the
State Rooms While the Passengers
Are 1sleep-Heartrending
Scenes Depicted.

NEW OnLr4Ss, Dec. 1.-THE steamboat
J. NJ White. from Nicksburg to AeE or
leans was burned az 10 o'clock last night
at Blue stone Point, Coupe, thirty miles
above Baton Rouge. She lad quite "A mum
ber OF passengers aboard. 2.l09 bales o.
cotton and 5000 sacks OF seed Several
lives ale reported lost, bat Capt Jas. i.
Muse, who was in command, telegrap phs
that only one life-the porter OF the boat
is known 10 be lost. The boat ami cargo
are total loss. The J. ". White was built
in ISIS. az cost of 80 900, and was re-
garded by many as the finest and fastest
boat ever run on the Mississippi river Tie
boat was owned by Capt John w. T0oin.
She was valued at 100000, and the cargo
at so OOO, partly insured.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-15
LUCES FAvORITES.
Speculation on Railroad Commissioner
and OH Inspector.

LANSING, Mich, Dec 4.-ll can be stated
for a certainty that William 4. French, of
Flint. will not be appointed Railroad Com
missioner. This much has been decided.
The contest has now narrowed down to
Mcpherson, the recent incumbent and
William Chamberlain, of Three oaks Ber-
rien county, with the chances in favor of
Mcpherson.
The appointment of an oil inspector
hinges on the railroad commissioner. La
due will not be reappointed. This Office
lies between Henry PIatt, of LenaWee coun-
", and Thomas Mars of Berrien. If the
railroad commissiOnership goes 10 McPher
son, the oil inspectors name will be Mars,
because tn Governor will not give both
offices 10 the same county. ON the other
hand il Chamberlain is made railroad COM
missioner tee oil inspector will be Platt.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-15
AN INSANE MOTHERS DEED.
she Polsious Her Baby aud Herseif-The
Child Dies-Ths Cause.

Prr>Aw, conn. Dec lt.-Yesterday Al
bert Fairfield and wife quarreled az the
house of Mrs Fairieid's father. A. 4. Clark.
Superintendent II the Putnam poor farm.
Clark sent them to their home. About 1
o. CLOCK during her husbands absence, Mrs.
Fairfield Administered 10 herself and child
enough morphine % kill ten men. Fair
te.i returned home ab0u. 3 aclOck, and
found his child dying on the lounge. and
hl- wife living in an unconscious condition.
De-pite prompt medical aid the child soon
ciet. The woman vas restored 10 conscious
uess. bur with her health permanently in
~ impaired condition. Physicians say that
she was insane when she committed the
deed Mr. and Mrs Fairfield are each about
LllrLy years Old.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-15

NEwAYGo, Dec, 14.-Ezechile Saunders,
who was arrested and held for cattle steal
ing. and who escaped from Jail a few weeks
since by exchanging clothss with MS
mother, was last night brought here by
Sheriff Kimbell, who found him in Indian
apohs. Mrs. Saunders pleaded guilty to
the charge of assisting prisoner TO escape,
out has not yet been sentenced. Saunders
viii probably be tried during the present
session of the Circuit Court.