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A Rankrupt Ca,r,e Compauv.

CHICAGO, Dec. GA Times special from Colo
RADIO, Tex, says: The assignee OF the cattle firm
OF Peacock Brothers & Go. has filed a statement OF
the assets and Liabilities or the firm. The total In
debtednesS OF the company Il S255,:SJo, while the
assets At a very low calculation amount 10 S:Sll,-
.,DO
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Favor the sweet Wine Min.

Los ANGELES Dec. 2a.-At a meeting Of the
Grape Growers and Wine Makers association I'm
this city last night resolutions favorng the sweet
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LITTLE Rock, ARK, Dec. 2a.-The failure Of the
j. Kellogg printing company and book aud
stationery firm OF this city Is announced Lablli.
ties $4,000 assets $4,000
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Alexandria Affairs.

reported Tor the EVENING STAR.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CHRISTMASEs.-ThiS has been a
week of sunday school celebrations The infant
school of Trinity NJ. Z. church had Christmas
tree and celebration at three O'Clock yesterday af-
ternoOn st. Mary7s tCathon0 schools were
opened for Christmas gifts at St. Mary's haIl at
four O'Clock yesterday afternoon and the children
the caren
ing the Second Presbyterian chapel school were
invited to Christmas entertainment, which they
enjoyed very much. At seven O'Clock the Baptist
school celebration drew a large crowd to the
church on Washington street.
THE COLUMBIA ROAD AFFRAY.-N0ne OF the au-
thOr1t1eS at the county courthouse here have re-
ceived other intelligence OF the melee at Column
bia turnpike on Christmas eve than that which
has IL the paPe
over from Washington were held at Arlington Tor
q while, and then special court, made up OF JUS
vened, and the colored men, simmons and Lip
Stcum charged with assault upon Clements were
discharged the Justices holding that no crime had
Notes.-The Old Dominion Building association
has made a dividend OF 81 per share Tor the past
clared 81 per cent Semi-annual dividend
ThoS. MOSS has been chosen regent OF the Royal
Arcanum--Mr. 7. J. Davis and Miss Mollie
Simpson were married at the Baptist church last
night.-J. T. Petit has been chosen dictator OF
the knights OF Honor.
NAVAL ORDKRs.-Ensign NJ L. Read ordered to
special duty, Navy department. Ensign VIM. l.
Howard to special duty, Navy department. Passed
Assistant Surgeon. howard Wells detached from
the Hartford and ordered to the receiving ship In
tits Thought the general executive board OF the
Knights OF Labor Will reconsider its action refus-
ing to grant the machnists anational trades Char
ter. and that the. latter VIII therefore not with
Three men were Killed and sufYocated by the fall
OF water tank upon an Ice machine In East st.
Returns Of ontario elections give the reformers
. majority Of 20
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FIRST LIEUT.. COLvnLE P. TERRET, Sth infantry,
has been relieved from temporary duty at David's
Island, n. y, and ordered to join his company.
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The COMMISSIONS of sixty presidential post
masters will expire next month.
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LANCASTER, Pa, Dec. 29-The barn and tobacco
shed OF David Bruner In Wallace township Chester
county, were destroyed by an fncendiary fre last
night with their contents. Twenty-three cows.
five calves four mules a horse and bull persisted.
Loss s., 600; partially insured.
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DRExEL 4 90. WILL ACT AS TREASURER IN PHILA-


PHILADELPHIA, Dec. :,9.-Major Edwin Stevens,
OF this city, personal friend OF Gen. Logan for
thirty years past. received a telegram yesterday
from George E. Lemon, of Washington, asking his
assistance in raising fund for Mrs. Logan. Mai.
Stevens conferred with DreXel & Co. and that firln
has consented TO act treasurer for the local fund
and transmit To Washington all money subscribed
here Tor that purpose
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve
nue, s1s3, ,96S; customs, 81 ,OO0,O92
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N NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
1S OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
WASHINGTON, December Doth 1R8R

e0@ OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON, December goth, 1885.
Ordered:
On and after January 1st, 1887 the use and occu.
of the public streets for the storage and delivery
of building material will be restricted follows:
No material shall be deposited beyond eight (S) feet
from the curb nor within eight tS) feet Of railway
track.
All material of whatsoever nature deposited outside
the parking line be securely stacked SO as to Oc
cupy more than needful area.
Not less than six (6) feet must be kept clear in the
middle of Sidewalks, and the dressing Of materials in
the street Will not be permitted. Stone and brick may
be dressed within the parking line by special permit
suitably enclosed by tight fencing.
Mortar beds will be made within the parking line In
parking and interior of premises do not afford
necessary space, the building inspector upon appca-
tion Will make investigation and if Ieedful may issue
a special permit within the eight (S) feet limit
SO much Of section 26 of the Building Regulations "a
conflict with this order Is hereby repealed.
(Otcial copyJ WILLIAM TINDALI.
d2i1t Secrefarv
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ST. LOUIS, Dec. 29.-A special from Macon, Mo-,
says: Rev. Clayton kelso, a Presbyterian minis
Ter, committed suicide yesterday morning at his
home by hanging himself from beam I'm his barn.
He had just returned from the funeral OF his sis
ter and Ii is supposed that excessive grief her
death unbalanced his mind.
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BOND CALL.-The Secretary OF the Treasury yes
terday afternoon issued bond call for $40 OOO 600
of the per cent loan of 1882. The principal and
accrued interest of the bonds will be paid on the
1st OF February, 1887, and the interest will cease
on that day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-29

SECRETARY ENDIcOTT was on duty at the Wa
department to-day. General Miles had an inter
view with him this morning.
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THE REMAINS TO LIE IN STATE AT THE CAPITOL To-
MORROW AND FUNERAL SERVICES TO BE HELD
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The President Still improving.
Col Lamont said this morning that the President
continues to improve although he does not receive
callers as yet, in accordance with the advice of
his physician, DR.. OReilly. The President was
able to go out riding yesterday afternoon with
Mrs. Cleveland, and paid a short visit to Oak
view. The public receptions have not yet been
resumed, although the President expects to be
able to undergo the customary New Year ordeal.
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Examinations for Army Promotions.
SENATOR MANDERs0Ns BILL APPROVED BY MILITARY


MEN.
The bill introduced by Senator Henderson, pro-
viding for examination for promotion in the cav
airy, infantry and artillery branches OF the army
Is In accord with the recommendation of the Sec
retary. Officers who are interested In advancing
the standing OF the service believe it will have
very beneficial effect. Promotion after examina-
tiOn Is already In force in the engineer, ordnance
and medical corps. 1t is held that many officers
OF the line are inclined to neglect study when
secure In their positions, and just of pro-
motion whether they study or not. The bill pro-
v1deS for dismissal after second failure to pass
an examination, except in the case of oficers who
served as volunteers who to be retired in case
OF failure at the REORGANIZATION
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THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF Soldiers HON
held a meeting at the Home this morning.
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SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, Dec. 29.-John Wright, William
men who are charged with having been IN the al.
legged band OF Bald Knobbers, who whipped Hugh
Ratlief and Caleb Atwood and drove them from
their homesteads in the north part OF Douglass
county, have been arrested. The other seven
men are already under bond to appear for trial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-29

FIRST LIEUTENANT GEO. B. DAVIS 5th cavalry is
the recorder Of the board on army regulations ap-
pointed yesterday, instead Of First. Lieut.. Edward
Davis, Sd artillery, as published.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-29

LoKDoN, Dec. 28-It Is rumorcd that Rasaloula
the Abys6tnian commander, who undertook the
rel1ef OF kasSalA, which has been beaeged by the
followers Of the late El Mahdi for upwards OF two
years has succeeded In reacuing the city from the
Arabs Another report states that the oervtshee
defeated the Abye1fn1AnB ~ Sab0eCak
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The Whisky Pool I'm Danger.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 29.-A special from Peoria, Ills,
states that IL has been learned that Kidd, the ex-
tenSve diStiller at Des Moines, Iowa. has notified
the whisky pool that he viii withdraw from that
organization on January Isl. Ii he should carry
out the threat, the pool win doubtless go pieces
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Death Of q Sam Francisco Banker.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 29.-Pedar Sather, the we'll
known capitalist sole owner OF the bank or Sather
Co.. OF this city, died yesterday at his residence
In Oakland, after long illness.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1886-09-24
COURT PROCLAMATION.

VTTHFREAS, the Hon. WILLIAM ELwELI
w President Judge OF the Court of oyer ana
Terminer and GeneralJail Delivery, Court OF quar-
ter Sessions OF the Peace and the Court ofCommon
Pleas and Orphans Court In the 26th Judicial Dis
trct, composed Of the counties OF Columbia anu
Montour, and the Hons. James Lake and f. Il
shuman, Associate Judges of columbia county
have issued their preceptbearlng date the iSth day
of May In the gear OF our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and eighty-slx, and TO me directed Tor
holding Court OF oyer and Termner and General
Quarter Sessions Of the Peace, Court OF Common
Pleas and orphans Court, in Bloomsburg, In tine
county OF columbia, on the fourth Monday, being
the eith day Of sept next to continue TOR Two
weeks ,..
Notice ia hereby given to the Coroner,to tho J Us
tlces of the Peace and the Constables OF the sal
County of Columbla that they be then and there In
their proper erson at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon Of
said 2Ith day of Sept. with their records inqui-
sitions and other remembrancost TO do those things
which TO their of1lces appertaln to be done. And
those that are bound byrecognizance TO prosecute
against the prisoners that are or may be In the jail
of the said county OF Columbia to be then and there
TO prosecute them as shall be Just. Jurors are re-
quested to be punctual In their attendance,
agreeably to their notices. Dated at Bloomsbury
(-A-,) the 25th day Of Aug. In the year OF our
: J.. S. Lord one thousand eight hundred ana
~ eighty-siX, and In the one hundred and
tenth year OF the independence OF the United
Sherlfi's office, SAMUEL SMITH.
Sheriff
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GREENBAOK CONVENTION.

The Greenbackers held their state
convention at Harrisburg last week
Wednesday, and made the following
nominations: For governor, Robert
j. Houston of Lancaster lieutenant
governor, John Parker of Schuylkill
auditor general, Daniel S. Early OF
Dauphin Secretary Of Internal affairs
Seth Hoagland, of Mercer Congress
man at-large, DIR. Thompson of Venan.
go. The platform is long and breezy
1t sets forth that the evils which
brought about the organization of that
party continue to exist, and that the
two old parties have ignored these evils
it denounces the policy of contraction
pursued by the government, and de
mands that every acre of unearneG
railroad land be forfeited, and that al
public lands be reserved for actua
settlers only; it demands that after
1900 the government shall obtain pos
session by purchase of all lands helc
bv alien non-residents, and that after
Jan. 1887 aliens shall not be allowed
TO acquire title to lands it demands
absolute protection to American labor
it declares the present system of tax
alton to be wrong in theory and vicious
in practice it demands the immediate
repeal of the conspiracy law, fayors {
practical eight hour law, the prohibi
ton of the employment of children
under Is years of age, and of convict
labor contracts, and favors granting Of
liberal pensions to all who served il
the war of 1868, and demands suf
ficient appropriation TO improve al
streams and make them free. There
is nothing new in it.
The Greenback party will be run
this year as a republican side show.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1886-09-24
VIGILANCE COMMITTEE.

BEANER-Levi Michael, George Dreisbach, Isaac
Rllngerman, Moses 5chlicher, j. P. Fry, Jesse
BERWICK, E~A. D. seely, Freem n sitter, Jacob
W. Campbell, Hiram W. Bower
BB@RMiCKK, @ * Violin Frantz, George A. Carey,
BENToN-Emanuel Laubach, Benton; Frank T.
shultz Raven Creek; George Gibbons, Cambria;
Reuben Sigfrled, Bentol.
BLOOM, E--John b. Casey c. b. Robbins, c. II.
Campbell, Ghas. r. Housel.
BLOOM, W Guy Jaco u, David Glrton, John
Welllyer, Jas. M'Bride.
BRIARCREEK- -ilCeol Michael, Geo. W. Miller,
William LP'nou, Cyrus Smith.
CATAWIssA-Wm; T. GREASY, VIM. Berkhelmer,
VIM. Schuck, Allen Barrett.
CENTRALIA--Mlchael W. Brennan, David Walsh,
John Hennessy.
CENTRE. F. Rink, John wanich, sanderson
Hagenbuch, Arthur Greasy, A. j. Koc1er Al
bert Kelchner Levi Remley.
| CoNYNGHAM, N-RoD't Canheld, Patrick j. Cain
CoNYNGHAM, S-John P. Hannon, Patrick Healy
FlsHlNGCREEk-Amos Hartman J. NJ. Ammer'
man, No man M'Ilenry, Samuel Coleman.
FRANKLIN-R. S. McIIenry, Jonathan foreman
Jacob Artley.
GREENWOOD-A. j. Derr, Derr's p O.; John Leg
gott, lola; Jacob Weilver Eyer's Grove; VIM
Black, Rohrsb, ,'rg; Phil. Young, Minville.
HEN,LoCk- Matb. 5 Girton, Simon Reichard
Lawrence L. Hartman Jacob Martz.
1AChS0ST rsoS FRANK Iriveipece, j. W. Kitchen
LoCUsT-A. NJ. johnson, Christian Small, Charles
MADISON. Charles ii. Fruit, Baltls Sterling, Johr
MAlNEGiibert shuman, Freas Bowman, Georg,
Breish.
| MlFFI IN-Isaac Andreas, c. W. Hess, L. schwep
penheiser
MoNToUk,-James Quick, Rupert; Henry Lazarus
Groyanta; l. W. Baylor, Catawissa.
MT. PLEASANT--SamlH Hartzel lightstreet Macl
lkeler Mordansville Isaac Appeman, Well
| versvile.
| oRANGE-L. NJ. sleppy, Theodore Rush, Mile
| DeLong.
Ro4RiNGtREEK- James Knittle, VIM. B. Houck
| Leander Fetterman.
| PINE-D. II. Gordner, Pine Summit, j. r. Fowler
| Pine summit Daniel Robbins, Derrs-
| SCOTT, VI NJ. Kechner, A. G. Hidlay.
| SCOTT, E-B. +. Reghard Ell Schneidman, Wm
| Savage
| SUGARLOAF- Alfred Cole Daniel Steadma
/ Aaron Fritz, T. +. Laubacb.
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