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Charge Against Attorney Moss.

DISMISSED BY JUDGE SMELL.
To-day in the Police Court, Assistant District
Attorney Sheppard called to Judge Smells at
tention charge of false pretenses against John
A. Moss, the colored lawyer, the warrant charg-
ing as follows:
THAT the said John A. Moss did feloniously
obtain from one Bessie Truman, the full sum OF
"a, ny the means OF the false and fraudulent
pretense, that he, the said Moss, had paid a fine
OI 30 which had been imposed in the Police
Court upon the said Bessie Truman; whereas
the said Moss had not paid the said fine; aud
this with intent to defraud and cheat the said
Truman, to The prejudice and rights OF the said
Truman"
Nessrs. Cahill and Darlington appeared for
the defendant and entered plea OF "not
guilty. Bessie Truman, colored told her story,
aud Mr.. sheppard, her counsel, hearing her
witness contradictlng what she had told him
this morning, said he would abandon the case
Mf. Moss denied the charge and tue court after
saying Moss record in the court was good,
added that he thought the prosecution acted
very properly in abandoning the cese. The
case WAS dismissed.
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The Column ia Bank.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS ELECTED LAST
EVENING.

EVENING.
A meeting OF the subscribers Of the stock OF
the proposed new bank to be known as the Co
lumbia National Bank was held last evening
and a permanent organization was effected.
Mr.. b. II. Warner was elected president and
Mr.. a. L. Britton vice president. The board of
directors Is AS follows: Samuel N. Bryan, gen.
telephone company; W. h. BARKER OF j. j. Al
bright d Co., agents for the Reading coal and
iron company; George c. Maynard, manager OF
the National Electric com pany; Albert +. Fox,
real estate agent; Samuel koss, of BAroer d
Ross; John Joy Edison, manager OF the Equit-
able building association; Myron III. Parker,
real estate agent; George Truesdeli, capitalist;
Henry n. w lizard, secretary .; the COlum bia
fire Insurance company; John 4. Herrill, brick
manuiact urer; Stlison Hutchins, editor; Ch.s.
L. Duncanson, auctIoneer; David l.. Morrison,
capItaiist. The following committees were APP
pointed: On selecting 4 cashier and employees
Is. ii. Warner, Jo1n Joy Edson, A. L. Brltton.
On stock subscription and other bOOils-H. h.
Willard, A. +. Fox, NJ. NJ. Parker. The selec-
and the Indications are that place VIII be
lected on the south side OF + street. between
9th and 18th streets.
BY resolution the stock was increased from
sand dollars. and the rapiaity with which IL has
all been subscribed shows that the establish
meut Oh the banh in this locality meets q real
and pressing necessity.
MT. Is. ii. Waruer, the newly.elecfed preSi.
dent, has AGO alred a fortune in the real estate
business III this city and is known as an enter
prising anu conservative business man. He has
had large experience IN banking and was one
OF the organiZeis Oh The CenLral National Bank
and Is now one OF The directors Oh the MeLropol-
itan Bank.
Ar. "A. 1. Britton, the vice president, is we'll
known, as a member OF the firm of BrlttOn a.
Gray, land lawyers. He is attorney Tor the
AtchisOn Topeka and santa Fe railroad com.
pany ana other large railroads.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest T6lGglans to The Star.


The Tenth Juryman ObsafneA To-day.
NEW YORK, Nov. I6.-The work Of empau.
neiing jury In the McQuade trial was con-
tinued to-day In general sessions. The eighth
Juryman obtained was John ). Spencer, q shoe
dealer. He had strong opinion, but thought
ne could give fair verdict. He was challenged
by the defense but they were oyerruled, and he
was accepted. Myrick Plummer, u paper man.
uiacturer, was accepted, after u challenge, as
TIE ninth juror. John H. Gstze, q grocer, was
the tenth juror. He was a model jury man;
knew nothing about the case, and had never
read about 1t In the &apers. He did not know
that Mr.. MARITIME WsGdistrict attorney. He had
heard mat McQuade was on trial because ne
voted for the Broadway road.
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DIED.

BAGBY-FRAzIER- On November To- 1sS6, By
ReY. Richard Norris. AM BROSE ID BAGBY TO n .s
INDIA FRAZIER, both OF Washington, ID. C. 2s
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Representative SCOTS Trainer.
AN EXPERIENCE WHICH DAMPENs THE CON-
CHEESEMAN'S TURF ENTHUsIAsN.
From the N. Y. Times to-day.
William L. Scott of Erie, Congressman, capt.
talist and political manager, il passing through
an experience that has somewhat damp
ened his ardor for the turf and may much re-
strict the generous outlay which he meant to
continue TO provide for his stable of racers Mr..
Scott had u trainer named Mcclellan. Every
thing in tho way OF management Of the stable
and OF entries WAS intrused to McCieilan. II
Mr.. Scott suspected crooked management. His
suspicious once aroused, however, he investi-
gated, and not long ago he discharged the
Mr.. Scott was convinced that his stable had
been pretty thoroughly jockeyed. His disgust
on reaching this conclusion deepened when APP
with claim of from $40. 900 TO S2O, 900, which
they said he owed them in settlement OF bets
made tor HIM by AeClelian.
Mr.. Scott protested that Mcclellan had no
right to bet TOT him. The b0okmakers were SO
persistent that Mr.. Scott said he would refer the
matter TO the authorities who arbitrate upon
turf matters. some OF those who have heard
him talk upon the subject say that he intimates
having possession OF FACTS that will make q stir
among spor'nps men ~ Exposing certain
turf The claim against him could not be en-.
foiced, even IL he had authorized his trainer TO
TO avoid the payment OF money. but by show
ing how he thinks he has been deceived 70 put
other owners OF staofes, who have gone upon
the turf from admirattOn Of the sport. upon
their guard against the sort Of persons with
whom his lines wero cast,
EIaHTY-EIGHr bad SUBSTITUTE. - There
were eighty-eight clerks represented by sub
stituses In the Treasury department. In obedi-
ence TO the Secrefarys orders ala bat about
thirty have returned 70 their deska Probably
two The rest viii prohablY nAver CONC hSfk.
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RHEUMATISM, Lumbago and SciaticA at oncG
yield TO the power OF 81. Jacobs Oil.
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PERSONAL.
M AN ED-AN INTELLIGENT LADY HAV-
w ing etree To the best society and possessing d.
nio aic TACT may hear Ga Al pportunit, OF utilizing
the SAME in legitimate manner and secure APP
days so N, Star Office. IN
4 iIVlt SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ ana Answers. send 1Uc. 10 Book Stores or to
IVY INSTITUTE,
nil-lm Southwest corner 18th and sls. n w.
I'm ACCOUNT Oh THE HEAVY DEMAND
Oupop u.s. We are now prepared pay full value for
Ge1ls secondhand Clothing. Address or call al
justin > Old stand, 6iy ID 81. NV. ocpse:an
NJ Rs ROSS. THE CELEBRATED CLAII;VOY-
AVA ant and Astrologst. can be Consulted on bust
ness law suits. specu .aons and all Us OF life an,
ia trouble call Her advice is always reabIe Salts
faction guar anteed. charges moderate Mira K()s,S
Residence lOUt h NV. ccl.-:Sm
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FOR SAIE-HOUSES.

LoK sALE-THE NEW HOUSE ol6 MAssA-
chuseIts ave. nv containing II rooms. all modern
investment and will be sold ON very easy terms
House open for inspection.
JNO r. WAGGAMAN,
nl68t 500 + st. NV.
NOR SAI.E-AN ATTRACTIVE NEW BRICK. 10
II rooms, besides bath: ell modern improvements:
T. ARMS, $40 r st n. w. nl8-tN
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A Meeting Of British Anarchists.
CALLED TO DENOUNcE THE CONVICTION OF THE
CHICAGO ANARcuuSrS

CALLED TO DENOUNCE THE CONVICTION OF THE
CHICAGO ANARCHISTS.
LONDON, Nov. 16.-A meeting of British an
archists has been called TO assemble in Ceve-
land hall. London, on the 23d instant, to pro-
test against the action of the Chicago court
leagues. The circular calling the meeting de-
nounces the jury that convicted the Chicago
anarchists as bribed and packed body, and
condemns Judge Garyfor refusing the prisoners
new trial. The Hon. AuberOn Herbert,
brother OF the Earl of Carnarvon, will probably
preside over the meeting.
Electing an Abbott.
NEWARK, \. j., Nov 16.-lhe election for an
abbott OF st. Mary's abbey resulted to-day In
the choice OF Father Piraengle, of ST Vincent
abbey, at Latrobe, near Piusburg, Pa. The
selection was made on the first ballot.
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CONGRESSMAN WISE ARRESTED.

Charged With Being Aboat to Break
the Peace.
RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 16.-Hon. George d.
Wise was arrested this morning on y warrant
charging him with being about to commit a
breach Of the peace.
The arrest is the result Of the publication of a
card by Mr.. Wise denouncing COi. VIM. Lamb,
ex-nayor OF Norfolk. Mr.. Wise was put under
q 81 900 bond to keep the peace.
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The Erie Telephone Suits.

DIRECTORS WHO ACCEPTED THEIR OWN RESIG.
NATIONS AND NAMED SUCCESSORS.
LOWELL, MASS, Nov. 16.-AIter an adjourn
ment of over four months the hearing in the
suits brought against the Erie Telephone and
Telegraph company by three of its officers to
recover u large amount of money alleged 10 be
due them for services was recommended this
morning in the court house. The di-
rect examination Of Charles J. Glidden, until
recently treasurer OF the Erie company, was
resumed by Gen. Butler. A great mass OF evil
western company, OF Arkansas, to the South
western company, OF New York, showed that
at u meeting OF three directors they accepted
their own designations ana appointed their own
successors Gen. Butler claims that the trans
fer was illegal, as the deed was not sealed or
Witnessed.
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,3l3 10 st.Se,fh,6 r. 81, 400
l26US X St, NV, fh.

,3l3 10 st.se,Ih,6 r. 81, 400
l26US X St, NV, fh.
| 4f.....-.-..-...........- LOW
l4l4 sam psOn ST., n
| W. fh., Or. ...............l, IO
6l6-lS Marion alley
n.w.f.h.Ar.....-. ....1, 800
l4l6 ID ST. n. w., 8r... 1 900
8 q st. IL W., f.h., 5r.-.i,GU
l5.5 9th st. q. w.0r...1,5 500
il412 samson Sc NV.
f.h.. 1r........ ...-.. ....1,OW
t24UO. 2AUx. 24O4 Co
iunlbia ST.. t. h. OIL, 800
i14l4la Samson 1t.
| DIV. fh,7r............-l,bW
l143O samson St II.
! W.T. h.. 6r...-.........-.1.5 500
0O1, 0tJ3, Bus. yO7 v
st. NV. ,b.h. water i, 500
44-46 Jackson alley
D. W., DR.. 400
l223 Madison st.
T. H., 4r-........... ....-t 800
lOS-llO Boundary ST.
NV. .b.n., 2r...............8OO
3 alley n. Capitol St
NV. FIJI, 4r...............SOO
Alley. bet. Oath, 25ih,
l. and NJ SITS. n. w. ,4r-5O
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

Az 18TH st., 5r.....$lO6O
2i2U Va av.. 4r....-.......lO
Rear 1921 / ST, 4r.........lO
Water ST., near 10th, 5r.-S
3 rs. cor. JEFF & Water SITS
Rear go I'D St. BIS
PTS Olive ave-......-....-..S
l524 26th st.. 5r...-..-...7
House near p st. bridge
"a -.----.-.-. -.-------..-..-.... y
ITO T. St. 2r......-.......-.-1
Cor. 2lsi st. & NY. ave...6
@l2 Virginia ave-..-........5
Rooms in 1870 High st.
STORES.
3OO1 NJ st..-..-.............$35
3ol9 NJ 81. .....-..............20
V ESCOTT & WiLCOA.
n Peuusylyauia ave. INV.
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MAKRIAGE LICENsEA - Marriage licenses
have been issued by the clerk OF the court 10
Isaac y PadGett and Flora d. Derby. or New
YORK; w. Z. windsor and Bertie K Dengie;
Henry Il. CrOuner and Dora n. George; Henry
Miller and Catherine II. Cross.
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NOR SALE
II SIG 23d. and 2218
and 92Z2 Va ave,

NOR SALE
il 5l9 23d. and 2210
and 22l2 Va. ave-,
fh, ,ir..--......-..-...$:S,OO coo
2l3 anu Gl6 l. d, b.h.
NV. 5r.-...............-3,OOO
21UO Vermont ave-,
INV b. h., 8r.........-3,O 600
21G-222 18th s.e.and
ny. ave bet. b and
S.C.ave., n ...........2,TOO
5l5 l1th Sc. fiji. ,Srs. z, co.
12lH-l222 Madison
st. NV. ,f.h., 4r....26OO
45l aud 453 Riugesi.
NV. fh.. 5r......-...2,5OO
1.43 and l745 IL st,
NV. b.h. mi. 6r..-2,5OOi
llO9 2Oth st.n.w., fh,
OF REORGANIZATION
17z7 and 1870 Il ST.,
NV, l. h. 6r..... ......2,OOOI
81 Attn 81 NV, f.h.,
Or........-..-............... 2.ONI
6l2 Il SITS. e, I. h.6r...-z,UOOl
800 and 9ll i st,s,e.,
In. or...............-.....2,O 600
424 and 4.ti U St, n.
W. alley, L h., Ar. 500
S2e 18th St. sc, fh..
6r ~ Snni
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LOST AND FOUND.

II OST-AN ENVELOPE CONTAINING PHO
tograp n. The finder will be suitably rewarded On
easinx II al Room z. Agricultural deparlmenl. It's
4 Osr-IlLSH SETTER: LIGHT NED: WHITE.
IL spots on breast and face: 70 the name or
Ion. Liberal reward Ii returned ~ Al 4th st. NV .
LOUND-AMOCN1 OF MONEY; OWNkk CAN
IL have same by paying for this notice INQUIRE NJ
barti rs Hardware store. l00l 18th 81. NV. ni6L2ts
n OsT-A SMALL (CLUSTER) DAMON n
Bre asfpIn. suitable reward will be paid II re-
turned to Star office. nl3-Sts
Il OST-Ss DITCH COLLIE PUPPY DOE WELL
grown plack, with lite breast; had on red collar
Answ name Of Mac Return TO l7zl e. "a W .
and receive reward. ul331s
VIZ r. PARKER. THE GIFTED HEALER II Al
w onder1ui power 20 heal the suck without med
icine. ery0us AID chronic diseases speciality Con
suaton free ~ taxksr house. ~ st. and PAxve. ".
ol3lt3Ws
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

LNOR SALE-THE HANDSOME RESIDENCES
1880 10th st. about 50 yards south Of Dupont
circle reasonable figure. Apply CHARLES EARLY.
6O3 lth ST NV n1U-1m
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LIEUT.. ARNOLD.s CASE
Ne Decision Probable Until the Close
Of the Week.

1t Is not likely that the case of Lieut.. Arnold
will come before the District Commissioners
before Thursday and Friday, as the testimony
Will not be written out before then. Commits
sfoner Webb said to-day that he was anxious
TO dispose OF the case soon possible. Neither
Commissioner Webb nor Wheatley thinks
an argument OF the case is necessary. Mr.. Da-
Wis. representing the District, IL not inclined to
MAKE an argument, and Gen. Henkle, OF coun.
sci Tor Lent. Arnold, is not disposed to make
an argument ii il it. can be ascertained that the
commissioners will settle the case so as to be
satisfactory all around.
1t was thought to-day that the ease could not
oe decided finally before the end OF the present
week. Commissioners Webb and Ludlow have
yet to read the testimony as taken before Com
Gen. Henkle said to-day that he did not see
now they could dismiss Arnold, rs their own
witnesses dfsproyed the specification made
that he had maliciously circulated the
report. 1t was not necessary, he said,
even to consider whether the report said
1t was shown that Arnold had not circulated it,
put only spoken IL in confidence TO his sergeant
Lieut.. Arnold, he said, had no hostile feeling
whatever against Major Walker.
The counsel tor Arnold, IL was understood to-
gay, did not intend to make q fight against
solely to saving their own client One of
the sequels Of the trial will be,
1t is stated, the trial of private
Eoeiln, Who appears, according to the testi-
mony, 10 have been the person who circulated
the report Gen. Henkie, in speaking OF the
case to-day said he thought the Commissioners
were at the outset prejudiced against Arnold.
but, he thought now, In the light Of the iesti.
mOny that they would make 4 decision OF the
mater that would be satisfactory all around.
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Il Ii. wAKSER & CO., vl6 F ST. NV.
EOR RENT

EOR RENT
II 1oU6 y. Ii. ave.--S1GOt
S.w. cor. Sth d r.. l9r...1.5I
1909 9th 81. n. W. ,l4r-1OO
l3.2 l4;I 81. NV, Or.
1903 r ST. II W.. l3r-S3. 33
1873 K /. ave-. IL rs.-lOU.
$40 oth 81. NV, 13rs.. 100
4Z3 llth s..I.w. ,l1rs--lIUi
VI agnolia ave-, Ar. 30. 333
1910 18th St n. v, l3rSS.33
1916 i ST. n. W., IGr...
14l3 q n.w.- upper part. .5
1881 DE Sales ST. lIr. 80,
l443 q st. NV, - rs.66.61
1903 NJ st. NV, Srs.tj6 90
III RNI
COZ
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MURDER IN MAINE LUMBER CAMP.-James
Young was murdered In what ID known as the
Big Camp, In The Moosehead Lake lumoer SEC
ton, OF Maine, on Sunday. The murder was the
result Of q sudden burst Of passion. Young, IL
r. said, was forced to hight and knocked down
his opponent, who. sprinying TO his feet, caught
q knife from the dinner table from which they
had but Just risen and with it struck Young Q
terrible blow In the throat. Young had time
only 20 cay, That finishes met" and was dead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-16

the above is only a portion of the property my
DOCKS For full list Gail vt Office for bulletin issued
the ist and 10Th lnol6l THOS. T. WAG4AMAN.
NOR SALE-HOUSE his 9TH ST NV; LOT
L. 3I2x!S4 4; very desirable location.
ID use l249 9Th 81. I.w.; Lot lSx64: q desirable
piece OF property. Inquire
F. & KERN,
mo OF 49, NJ st. II.
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2013 Q St. 1Or...........-$65
l2U5 III ST. NV, 1lr......55
l4th st ext. .dyel ngs.. 80
Cor N.H.ave.&Q ST., sr-45
10 20 Il St.Sw.. lxr..-..4U
2:BBt u st. n.w..-.......33.3 30
1905 9th ST. NV, 7r......:3U
1924 18th st. IL W., Sr...II5
l-2I 9th St NV, 1lr...o5
1919 Conn. av. NV .9rlUO
1876 jeff Ii III. NV. Or ID
lS'j2 CoTcOran ST., 6r....22O
$50 Sherman av., 4r...lO
X nv. mr. Frklin sq...l25
.9lS n. y. av., l1rs.......1O
KS 9th II a.
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nor SALE HOUSE ON 21ST ST., NEAR Pa.
Il ave, IL rooms, ali modern Improvements, newly
kepered and painted Price. including size lot,
$lOOO0 AUSTIN p. BROWN, Real Estate and
Loans, 1926 81. n. w. oc28.lm
LrOR sALE-THREE NEW HOUSES ON II ST.
II six rooms each: all moo impa: q ten per cent
1.yesment; price -. 700 EACH Also. nice twostory
brck. On X, between 11S and I'D sts suitable for
business price 600. Terms easy. Apply to J ".
r. M YERS. 142S New YORK ave- sei6-gWE
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Naval Estimates,

TEN MILLION DOLLARS LESS THAN LAST YEAR.
The estimates for the civil establishment of
the navy were submitted to the Treasury de-
partment to-day. They are $4,000, 900 less
than last year and include S5.OUV,VUO for the
continuance OF work on the new cruisers al
ready authorized.
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The Rapttst Couyentiou.

The BapttSt Convention.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 16.-The fourth annual
meeting of the Baptist convention OF the United
States begun in this city to-day, Rev. W. +
Hatcher, VI Richmond, Va, In the chair.
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sCOR SALE-THO8E ELEGANT HOUSES 1929
- and laSl = = nv. jus! wss Of the Junction ct
ihvde iSnnd and C0nfiecatcue aves, coutatntDg IL
rooms each heated BY furnace n dry c0ncreted Gel.
lar: nave open 6replnces and csnin~t mAutei CAhe-
osal Ehn oot approved sanitary plumbing: lots run
bck 70 AL y which neabts could % erected II DE-
sired Houses lew mud 20 session can Be had al once
Price 9lx.OV0 ecu, on dexirHule terms w. CLAIR
tsNCE DUVALLs go st NV. (succsssor 70 Duyall
. AArk ul2ot
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The Courts,

A colored baby dead was found in the
sewer trap at the corner of 18th and u streets
this morning,
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1901 + ST. NV, l6r.....1UO;
1901 Conn. aye....-....-..5UO
IInthicum e>tale...4l6.G6
1913 ~ II. av., t5r-jIb.61
lScS Mass. ave, lIr...4ou
1879 r St. l6r... 21.5
l 80 IL 81. NV, ID RS. "a
1907 IA St, zoo
lob U St NV .i,Dr. ZUU
14U6 Nj ST.. l2r.---l66.G.
Bis 10th ST. llr...166.61
1916 18th ST.. l2r-.-l66.61
1910 y st. NV. lar. l6o. Is.
1909 9th ST.. lir..-.l5U
1Ol. Conn. ave. l2r...2OO
1915 10Th ST., Sr..........loU
The above houses can he
our office only. IHUAi
Dl:1
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L,OR RENT-HANDsOMELYF FURNISHED AND
II unftlrnsfed Houses la various parts of the city,
from SIOOu p Il IL = BEkTSON.
ni6-:Sl Real Estate Broker, 1915 A st
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scO Stu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
SHED.
l2O4 18th at. ,13r....S2OO
$50 Jefferson Pi., iOr..I5O
l .uZ 18th St., l1r....-.l25
1905 sunderland pl.,
1 100 Conn eve...........12O
l!oi Z 81. II. w.,lOr......1UO
zoos i st. ,Sr.-..-.......125
Oh I'D st. NV. 10 IS. SO
l4lG 14th st. n. y. ,SrS.. TO
l3l9Corcoran, 1lrs....l25
l34l COrcuran, 9rs......-o5
1865 Z ST.. 100
l go l St., l3rs............2tW
h mr. Fr'kIin So. l6rs-2OU
dupont Gree, l4r......45O
by permit from
As j. FISH Err IL CO.
1874 + street northwest
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LNOR SALE-OR RENT. VERY DLSIRA BILE
- new corner House on 14th ST. NV. suitable for
MUSICIAN or dentist, ten rOOIns all mod. imps.
SWORMSTEDr IL BRADLEY,
n1D46t Apr CT
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To.DAY's CABINET MEETING.-There was
ull attendance at the cabinet meeting today
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NOR SALE OR RENT-A NICE HOME-TwO
Il new Il-room brick houses. 3O5 3O7 u st.nw. They
are subs aDtaliy built all modern pS coal vaults in
front and meat and vegetable vaults IN rear. Terms
moderate. Apply TO y. f. DUFFY. GO1 eth st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-16

SUperStIt1Ou DtSeOVerA 1H1OOe0 money!
from the West Chester Local Newr-
On the farm OF Rev. Hiram Gibble north Of
White Oak, In Penn township, Lancaster
county, is an old tenant house occupied by ia
cob Shreiner, an old bachelor, who lives alone.
Frequently, he says, he heard peculiar noises
about the place at night, ana he concluded is
was an omen that money was hidden some.
where He proceeded TO the garnet and began
TO loosen The boards under the raflers, when bo
was rewarded 10y nnding AN Old Tin Kettle con.
tanning $50 IN old silver coins and copper pen
nies. Al lie supposed 10 have been placed there
by the grandfather of Rev. Hiram Gibble, who
years ago lived IN the house
New Ulm weekly review., 1886-12-15
MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made in the payment of
the sum of Eight Hundred and Twenty-four Dol
lars, ($824,), which is claimed to be due at the
exec executed IT % and ] delivered by joseph G Gbi seh ana
Anna Gibisch, his wife, mortgagors, to John Bellm,
Mortgage, bearing date the twenty eighth day Of
December, A. D, 1874 and, with power of sale
the Register of Deeds in and for the County of
Brown and State of Minnesota, on the twenty
sixth day Of January, AID. 1875. at u O'Clock, N
in Book Of Mortgages, on page 4s7, which said
was on the 2snd day Of June, A. D. 1880 duly sold
and assigned by said John Bellm to John c. Ru-
delphi, and the instrument OF assignment duly re-
corded in said office Of Register Of Deeds, on the
clock P, NJ, in Book r. of Mortgages, on pages
2s2 and 283, and no action or proceeding having
been instituted, at law or otherwise TO recover the
Now therefore, notice is hereby given, That by
virtue of the power of sale contained in said
Mortgage, and pursuant to the Statute in such
case made and provided, the said Mortgage will
in and covered by said Mortgage, viz: The North
West quarter of the North West quarter of Sec
tion twenty six &26l, in Township one hundred rsd
and nine o2 North OF Range " @
ernment Survey thereof, in Brown County and
State of Minnesota, with the hereditaments and
appurtenances; which sale will be made BY the
the Court House, in the City of New Ulm, in said
County and State, on the sixteenth day Of Deem
bar, A. d. 1886, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. of that day,
at public yendue, to the highest bidder for cash.
to pay said debt and interest, and tide taxes, ii
auy. on said premises, and Twenty-Five dollars
attorneys fees as stipulated in and by said Mort
gage in of foreclosure, and the disbursements
allowed by law; subject to redemption at any time
within one year from the day of sale, as provided
by law.
Dated, October 28th, A. D. 1886.
JOHN G. RUDOLPH, Assignee.
]. NEwHART, Attorney for Assignee. DIG