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The Lafayette Statue.
MEETING OF THE cOMdITTEE TO SELECT SITE A,
DESIGN.

DESIGN.
Secretary Endicott, Senator Sewell and Architect
Clark, the committee to select site and design
for the proposed statue Of Lafayette, this morn
ing viewed the seven models which were submit
ted in competition, and which were stored when
received In the attic Of the State department.
The committee did not reach decision as to the
most desirable design, pre1errtng to examine the
portrait OF Lafayette, which is In the Capitol be-
fore making selection. The designs submitted
are two by BarthOldi, two by Falguiere, and one
jointly by Falquiere and Marcie all French sculp-
tors, and one by French and one by Meade both
Americans.
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

nuNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers
TRI SIEES' SALE OF TWOsTORY BRICK
pMEiLING On EAST SIDE OF DELAWARE
ANLNuE BETWEEN AND d STREETS
NORTHEAST. 1A D
BY virtue OF 4 deed Of trust dated September
IsS and duly recorded in the land records ~
District OF Columbia. III Iiber l141 folio M ct All
sea, and at the request of the PARTY secured tber,LI-
the undersigned Trustees will sell al puhlc anctin
ir,,mt oi The Premises, on THURSDAY DECEMRE r
phiKl II N: 1886, at HALFPAsr FOUR O'CLOCK
r NJ The Following described real estate situate in
the city Of W9shinon, Ill the said District to wit
Lot numbered tinrtS-t~o t32S, In G. " Kings suh
diVslon Of original lot numbered fiye l5 in snnara
siA hundred and eighty -four (6S4) as recoriei in
BOX H. folio 16, OF the surveyors Office of th i
District the same being improved 10y a two sorv ,rcI
dwelling iS "'ieA
Terms OF sale: One third cash and the residue in
two equal instruments, payable IL months iron
DAY OF sale for which the notes of the purchaser with
interest secured on said property, will be taken or ali
cash. NJ purchasers option. 6eposit of loo Will h.
required at time OF sale All yancing and resort
ing at the cost of the purchaser II the terms ~
are not complied with within ten days after sale the
Trustees reserve the night to resell the property
that time at the risk and cost of the le.atinv nnr
chaser Poi-
BRAINARD II. WARNER,
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hUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers
fkUSTEES SALE OF TWOSTORY BRICK

EAST.
By virtue of a deed of trust dated February l. -
1874 and duly recorded in the land records of -
the District OF Columbia in ber No. 1866 folio III
4o ct sea, and al the request OF the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell at pub
DAY, TIE IwENTY,NINTA Day OF deem
the following described real estate. situate in the
City of Washington, i'll the said District to wit: Lot
numbered twenty eight (2S in Partelo,s and other
vision of lots III square numbered eight hundred
and sixtysx $500, said subdivision is recorded in
ber No. IL, folio ~ of the records OF the Suryeyor,s
a two-story brick dwelling.
Terms OF sale ODethrd cash, and the residue in two
equal installnlents, payable six ard twelve months
frOm day of sale for which the Of the purchase
with interest," secured said property viii De taken
M al cash, st purchasers opiioI dsposit of Slisi
recorng at the cost Of the If terms OF sale
are bot complied with within ten days after sale the
trustees the right To resell tie property after
that time at the risk and cost OF the defau:in9 pur.
dlo-so&ds AAHLON ASHFORD. trustees.
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FOR SALE--HOUSES

basement press brick Dwelling on the north side of
St, between 18th and 14th SITS. u. 10 rooms and
all modern RrIfs % Spk CO.
d15-3t aI6 ST. NV
EOR SALOON 1sT ST, BETWEEN AND C
II sts u; w., most attractive new three
pr e enc Price $4,000. H. WARNER NE sco
LIZ Cleveland ave.. two story press brick, six rooms
b0rhOod will be sold easy terms Prss oRI q 700
dl5-3t " si6 ST. NV.
EOR SALE-l15 NJ ST. W. GROOM BRICK: 2
.tG1ry' lot 20 by 100; sl,29 p cash 70 ,aasr..
s kTII SEAE 18TH rt $1,000 sR9 99ts
- near NV ,twostory brick, seven rooms and bath
saa $500 Fine bdlPs 10, on Maryland de ave-
tOl Ill., overlooking site library building 30 feet
front X. f. LEWIS l21214 + st. dl1-1m
I,OR SALE-FOUR NEW BRICK HOUSES ON
Price sooo seven s1H' F. ens Brown
Real Estate and Lean,
EoR sALE--sEvERAL NEW SIX ROOM BRICK
western part of the city. heated throughout with la
trobes. for s2,40Q Terms, from 5000 to $500 cash;
A Real Estate s and Loan oar
d14-6t 1926 ST. NV
xl40 feet to alley. Price 5000. Also a 6-room
Ai dihi4i In )" 'ooDAchh' lio' New hampshire ave-
ItOR SALE--A CENTRAL AND DESIRABLY LO-
cated residence on farragut square which Will rent
at inquire to pay 10 per ee nt on the Epise
d14-3t 14O7 st. NV
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Name. D. 300
Washington Stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
the Washington Stock Exchange are noted to-day:
IL 9ss Pss 1882 bid 199a asked
y s. IS rs COUPONS 1891 BID, 1891 asked.
3 c. per nPs g., 1851 coin 1isss bid. f1a asted.
399year . fund Sd3 .ao 19aa eurrs.cy 1905 bid
itan railroad stock, l01as bid, 1922 asked Wash
ington Gas, :'S bid, 'S5s asked National Metropoi-
u asked Arlington Insurance. 1875 asked. German.
American Insurance. 145 bid. Potomac Insurance,
Mechanics Bank, Georgetown, 1862 bid. Great Falls
Ice, 12S bid. Penn. Tel. Co., II bid, 4:}A asked.
Chesapeake and Potomac Tel. Co, So asked T.
$. Electric Light, 82h bid. W. l. !. 1st mortgage
bonds, SO bid 80 asked.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

EOR SALE
4 o t on 18th 8 and
dl''-N 9!6 st. NV
EoR sALE;,lo.7OO SQUARE FEET FRONTING
suitable for number of small houses vide alley on
a 5*% sewer AID water iefaf + e
|ooKs, sA LIE 10, II, SQUARE 14a; 20 BY 81;
d15lw 1888 Est
Tor sALE-SIX LOTS BEING THE SOUTH
y half OF Square 81 D. containing l0.96S #. back
EIs ols Apply s. GoobAc Efof 1ie % New M"
Hampshire ave d14-1m
EoR sALE,-ON COLUMBIA ROAD. SOUTH
al di3 " joins sH GH + T. SSs,S'
FOR aLE-CHEAP-ELEGANT BUILDING LOTS,
and On Is, m Mafy4nd r91
SHIELDS, rss:.6 St: NV ~ " --'A''' DIST. a
between 10Th and 18th sts. NV, only sl35 per IT.
goo e sn and in ss di Sa
FOR sALE.cHEAp-soUTH FRONT LOT ON N
ia s MsA nr ina mansion ~ feet wide to 80
down; balance to suit. J. Il. Hertford. 1423h F
s.. d11-7t.
18th st. extended the Harlan msnsion College
FoRb Pfi i4 st. Ser foot easy terms j. r. 4EEr
lHf kA 6Islab bhEI Ba * THE CITY
This class OF property is being rapidly purchased as
Investment by persons who have proffed larpeiT
thereby ana there is but a limited amount in the
Of tsFs9Hs T, F6K to f1snFf
MONEY should avail themselves the present oppor-
tunity without delay.
C. A. McEUEN,
uii--" 1i;2O st. NV
EoR sALE,TwO CHOICE BUILDING LOTS WE
ofter for sale two very choice building lots sitnased
ali alley. THOS. J. FISHER & Co,
dli-lw 1924 st. NV.
I,OR SALE-CHOICE BUILDING LOTS IN THE
III We ptf,r far sal.
building lots. situated on ST.. New Hampshire ave-
location and d very reasonable figures N $1,000
cll-lw THoS- j. FISHER Co. 1924 ST.
I.OI SALE-wE OFFER FOR SALE THE DTSJR
i able Property Of 9th and SITS Known as the
Lincoln Hall Building lately DESTROYED by FIRE The
frontage On 9th 81. 100 feet and the same on ID St
the whole plot containing TO- 6O feet of ground
Is Is one of the most esirabie properties in the city
D,iSlItSS lriUses and good Investment at
i.e are authorized 10 sell for. A. s. PRATT < Sons
"a nnor, 40 9th ST. n.w., Real Estate and Insurance
-'Eeii'e. d!-6t
ISOR SALE-yALUABLE NORTHWESTERN COR
hsr PROPERTY. viz: y of lot 1,square :,43 1900 feet
cIe a't 18th and The lot 2ixIOO
anu ne iaI<e substantially built adjoining house with
! Apply To owner, 1903 St d4-:,n
| I,OR SALE
Three Lots on north side Pierce ST. bet st St and
frontage OF 30 feet BY 1857 feet deep For sale to-
ffgA Ut the low Sse Of R fs9,5 foot
d4-2w IIIH - ,w
tOR SALE-TWo BEAUTIFUL LOTS 20 FEET
tront ZACH on east side sth st. bet r and SITS nv
Only US feet deep To IL foot alley This locality is i'm
arEEI! .S JNo A, fKEsc0TT,
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FOR RENT--HOUSES
IvOR RENT
NOR RENT

NOR RENT
II 1919 ] St, lSr- 81.
~ 7 ~. n W l5--I.
1924 18th st. n.w-l2r.1,
1lO3-OJ 10th n.w.,lOr.1I
j 200 + 81. nv, Pr
111O + st. NV. Pr.
HOS r st. NV. pr.
202O& % Nst. n.w..12r.
6Oa 18th St NV, Ilr..
9i3 VI st. NV l2r.....
.32b Ind. sv.. l. rs.
80 e. st. NV. 9r....
1877 L ST. NV, IL rs. -.
80 X 81. NV. 9r.......,
23O4 18th 81. NV. 81.
1331 18th 1T. -1r3O-
80 81 st. NV. ITO.
1424 l. st. Il W. Dr.
1155-1759 = St NV, 1r
1.206 2.Id St NV. 1r.23.
1925 y. J. ave. NV, or.
$3.50 y 81. NV. ST..
23U1 VI st. NV, 9r.
J:y3 7 81. Me-, : rs. 20.
40 III 81. NV. 6r......-
AIS y. J. av. B.w..6r 10.
1l14 y. Cap. ST. NV IL
go L It. ne, ST.
435 9Th st ID Q. Err.
19:}5 9TH II. NV. or To-
Alp y. J. ave n. W, 5r. ID,
DDS Cleveland St. o r.
2l6 Z st. II ". ,jr....-..
.e:e.226 Cleveland 6r.....
4O-s L 81. NV. ~
.,,I4 Cleveland st. Or.
all b. H. WA
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SECRETARY LAMAR has approved the petition OF
the oficers and members OF the watch force OF the
Interior department building asking Congress for
an increase In their pay.
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MARRIED.

DORSEY-HURLEY. On Tuesday evening, Dscen-
Der a. 1885, At 2 N, ct the residence Of Mira WA
Hurley GEORGE M. DORSEY aud GRACE n HUI
LEY, both of this city.
YOST-CONNER. Evening Of December l4th, 1856,
at the parsonage Of ST PsNls Luthsssn Church, ~
ERT v. YOST. both of Washington. No oards.
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F2 qts SA Ne, ,eos 8, s, eoo
b, ,tr, 50 600 1919 L St NV, fh,
2i35 15laa h 5000 Sr and houses III ooo
,i. a. o :; ss 900 900 siss ai ai50 O ooo
st., f. h., Ar. 1900 i74s I745 18th st.
h. Or $500 122 D ST. NV. bh.
81 T. a;'H 45 s, to al Prathsis 200
sefwinsamers fltsi h ~ s6s IT, st. n 900
100 10Th ST. f. h.. soo wv si5 st.sw 3hcnses .'-O
~ and 20 fh -.ooo 464 4oa S Cap St .'o'o
14 10th ST. t. h. s'oO los 10Th 81 st. NV. T. wv
IA; 43d at. alley. wv p ss9 st NV. 0oo
1sl5 18Th ST. fh 5r1s 500 s "a a. st ;.v:
466 46s 18th st sw IN IL. i ir I'D ST. 500
In. mi, 9rs 900 Alley bet. ~ and 9Th. Low
guy va aVe,sw- ID u, II and sw f.h. Ar. 300
hooks For full LIST cali at Office for bulletin issmad oS
the 1st and 18th. Idl4l THOS. +. WAGGAMAN.
EoR sALE-sPLENDID, CHANCE FOR INVEST
60 4. Price $4,000 Call or addressF. S. KERN, 4ss
VcOR SALE-THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE: 10
Il rooms; all mod. imps. 3D. St, between d and T.
n-w great bargain can be had b. sallingSp
d11-Im Ills st. NV.
EORSALE OR EXCHANGED NEW STORY
ana 6asenent bay window brick house northwest
tells &C.; price s3, 700; renting $3.50 per month
Also fine lot northwest, 191ex95 to 10 it. alley
price $500 Will trade or sell the above for, lots
northeast or southwest. business property down
town and pay some cash if necessary. Calf at once
dl1-lm DANENHOWER 4 SON, Ills St
IroR SALE BY C. H. KING HI, 925 + ST. NV.
On LIST st ne. 15rs2O. 600 Md av bet 2&3 a. 600
On lst ct .17rs 900 Boundary, bet. 4 5.3SOO
Cor 18th q NV. 15.1O0I 10th St ne @ RS y roo
ID st W, bet. 667. 10000 Vt av, new. Or. mi 200
ST. bet 1S&19-. 1000 9th St, bet and T.2.:SOO
y st, bet. 13& I4nw7, 900 ST IL e. bet i 6 1000
Corcoran. bet l46 1860 Marks Alley, rs . S5O
T. Capitolbet. 6&1 5000
Many other Houses and Lots in all parts of civ
Please call for bulletin. dill ~
IrOR SALE-CHEAP- DESIRABLE RESI-
Gence, northwest section OF the CITY We offer for
sale substantial well-built. three-story brick resi-
dfnce containing rooms and bath ROOM situated near
Conn ave. on VI ST., which will be sold low u prompt
purchaser. THOS. j. FISHER co, 1924 st. n W.
d5,w 49, "
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Nothing has yet been heard OF the men who Nc
Gently robbed Texas train. In some quarters II
Is believed the leader was the red0ubtable Jim
CummtngS
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baltimore Markets.


BALTIMORE Md. Dec. 1o.-virginia skies, con-
sodated with coupons, so: do past-due coupons. GA
hS .o o bid a9 eoda North
s@ss IL
s :sS.ss@: $.s!S
southern steady and firm; western lower and fairly
sSs bsss4ssS s $fs'S 5ann %s ss s.
and active western easier and quiet southern white
SsoE sSsts
steamer. AN bid. Oats steady -sonthern, 35a46;
sylsania ss46 Rye S quiet ana Hay
as ana Hsss f
shoulders a clear aen e sid sSe sde
ss''st sss
81 lsI;; sevs fss I yrsssls 70 vsI
Sah PEI bu. heHs
0 Chicago Markets.
sssS:d
iss q fs7d5sSuaf sos.s p''f-hAy strong
The Heat and Power Company.
1T WILL HAVE TO GET CONGRESSIONAL SANCTION FOR
CONTINUING ITS OPERATIONS In THE STREETS
FURTHER.
1uc ioAio"lhB "do SoA' W LuEiHOoI NoAaauiS-
sioner Ludlow yesterday afternoon to Mr.. Samuel
NJ. Bryan, manager OF the Washington Heat and
Power company:
"SIR: have to invite your attention to the fact
that the provisional authority heretofore granted
| TO the Washington Heat and Power company to
establish and operate its plant contains the ex.
stipulation that the subject should be referred
to Congress for action. The United States Senate
has now under consideration bill approved by
| the commissioners requiring the assent OF
| Congress to all uses OF the streets other
| than such as pertain to their public
| character. 1t will therefore be needful for
your company to procure the approval OF Congress
for the continuance OF the permit heretofore
granted"
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so 2U34- oO3s sth n.w.,6rs15
30 22l6-IS-2O- 1914 $685.
40 Cleveland at. Or. ....1o
90 Is Fert. III. me-, Or. .14.30
40 $40 y St s-v., ST.. 1890
% AS Warner st., 5r- ESQ
10 81 l. St Sc. 6r-....123l
10 | Cottage Row. Ar 1850
20 9l3 18th II. sew > r.lO.30
20 9O9 l;stn at. Sc, ; rs10.30
80 10th and Benning's, Or 10
:I5 Gil 18th st. Sc, Or. 10 30
90 1905 To 1913 Sd Sc. Or. ] o
35.213 Q St NV, 6r....1O
% II { Z st. NV, .1r.-.-.-.--..-S
80 - p at ne. 6r.
40. 18th and ID sta. Sc, Or. s.
Bob Wilson st, trear), Ar. =
ri 462 h st. (rear), NV, Ar 4
5Oi2051 18th At. NV. or =
- pa Sd st. Sc. , rs. - -5O
p .I5.,,s1 Sth st. NV, 3r- ..--.1
As STORES.
20 613 NY. ave. 2rs. SD
81 2210-2212 I4th NV
40 204o 9TH at. n.w....10
Is
IL STORE & DWELLING
30 SOT 9TH st. II. W., Or,
80 by year SSUU
ID $40 y. Capitol ST., 3 rs. 40
10,
Is OFFICE ROOM.
] ~ HOG + 81. IL W., 2r-...S40
l5t
DCEp \ CO Ole Esf n~
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EALL AND WINTER V6 AMIDST.
1I ES4 nns q sS SSf SSn sTfTfS&S
aud TROUefktN02 q The 1nDortng Tsnos1nG -
.m ,ui p.I = E -
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The Court In General Term to-day had before ~
the case OF Gleason against the Virginia Midland
Railroad. This IL an action for damages sustained
when running Is postal clerk near LyDchburg,
Va.
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MUslcAL--The Georgetown Amateur Orchestra
will give its first public rehearsal OF the season be-
fore its contributing members In the C0ngattOnal
church ON the 18th OF this month, when ft Will be
assited by Miss Fannie Hirsch, talented young
German soprano, who has recently been singing
with Theodore Thomas In New York city, and who
will now make her first appearance before WASH
tngt0n audience. The orchestra VIII give three
from four to 1ve weeks
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

ne Now HOTK StOCK INdfKCl1
The following are the opening and 300 pm. prices
Of the New York Stock Market reported BY special
wire to H. H. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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NOR sALE-A NICE NEW THREE-STORY AND
i basement press brick Dwelling on the north side Of
St, between 18th and 14th SITS u. w 10 rooms and
ali modern improvements Price only So. 800.
Il. H. WARNER CO,
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

I'oR SALINE HAVE A NUMBER OF HOUSES
II deSirably located for homes investments, which
offer upon easy terms all cash. To suit pur-
chasers II VIII be TO your advantage to consult
list before you decide.
HUMPHREY x COLMAN,
Real Estate Brokers',
rs 61S + At. NV
NOR SALF-TwO TwOSTORY NEW BRICK
Il Houses. 9l3 and 90 L 81. These houses are
Just being finished. containing rooms. modern I'M
prOVements. bay window, Very complete and attrac
tive fo- the low price OF $1,000 each 9th ST. al
most at the door Terms easy.
JNO A. PRESCOTT,
div 1416 + 81. NV
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IoR SALE Oh RENT-AN ATTRACTIVE EIGHT
it Room and bath, corner house. Apply 10 owner,
HOO 81. E.w. d4-2ws
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dent, has been elected president for 1885, and NJ.
+. w. Hertenstein, the present minister OF war,
has been elected vice president. Both are radicals
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THE SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR has denied the
motion for review in the case ocrhomas Rees agt
the Central Pacific railroad company and anirmed
the title of the company In certain lands no.
covered by Mexican grants on the date OF thu
definite location OF the road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-15

To LET Cold HAVE Irs own WAY Is often to
assist in laying the foundation OF consumption.
To cure the most stubborn cough or cold you have
only to use Judiciously DR.. jay ne's Rxpectorant
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THE E.STREET TRAGEDY.
The CorOner's Inquest To-day.
or VARIOUS WITNESSES OF rHI SHOOT
ING.

The coroner to-day summoned the following as
jury OF inquest in the case OF John C. Miller, who
was shot last Wednesday on F street, near 9th,
ana died yesterday: ". II. Douglass Robert
leitch, II. ]. Eisenbeiss,L. b. Hopkins, Thomas
walsh and John j. Hogan.
inc jury viewed the remains at Speeres UNDER
taxing establishment, and at O'Clock assembled
u tne FIRST precinct police station to take testi-
mony. Major Walker sat with his brother, the ac-
cuseo, In the room while the testimony was being
taken. District Attorney Worthington was also
present. MI. VIM. A. Cook and MI. D. E. Cahill,
Counsel Tor Walker, were present. Mr.. Cahill
stated to the jury that the accused would not ask
10 De represented by counsel before them, but
would leave the case entirely with the coroner
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Daphtherta Is prevailing extensively all over th
country.
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Inc esOVekmOf Oh MONTANA
Governor Leslie, who has been appointed gov.
ernor OF Montana, has been governor OF eKentucky
and for many years judge OF the circuit court. He
was elected governor by a majority OF over 5O,O00
and is considered one OF the most popular men IN
the state. He is s. years old and lis an uncle Il
Representative Mcmillan.
RANGE OF THE THERMoNErER.-The following
were the readings at the signal offce to-day: 3 a
H. %; a. m, 49, IL a. M, IS; D. u, -; maxi.
mum, Al; minimum, 81.
For TIE CHnDRESs CHRrsTMAs CLUB.-Tne STAR
has received s. from Mr.. and Mr. John b. Larner
and SO from q. b. NOyes for the Chldrens Chris.
mas Club.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va, Dec. 15.-At the meeting O
held here to-day Thomas N. Logan was elected
president in place OF Mr.. Huidekoper. The pre-
sentatiOn Of the reports was postponed Till the
22d instant,
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Nh. JAMES p. VOORHEES, will appear at National
Rifles armory tomorrow evening, giving an en-
tertainment consisting OF dramatic readings Mr..
voorhees, has given much study to elOcutton and
dramatic art and has some novel theories OF his
own to which he hopes TO give effect Tickets
may be had at the hotels and book stores
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ION the morning or That day." said the witness,
out warrant for libel, Or Something, for
the purpose 90. Of having Miller arrested
and then went to the court to get the warrant rant
MI. Coyle he said, had made information respect
ing libel on witness wife. The last
on himself (the wltness> personally. and he
desired to get warrant on that. Officials at the
court suggested that he could not make much Of a
the court the necessity OF the case and how this
was fSui n him After
to Mr. r. r Evans once Mr.. Evans was not there.
II was about quarter to II O'Clock:
anxious to have the warrant issued that day. He
walked from there hoping to meet MI: Tinker,
ta5 Mr. fef 9oes having hs
at Fred Evans dining rooms. When he got there
he suddenly recollected that Miller also took meals
crossed over to the other side and there leaned
against glass counter in front OF aclOthing store.
He was not behind any clothing; he was not near
lie watched there to see Mr.. Tinker
poses that Ss couldn't a @eee and
him. He had no other purpose and no thought in
his mind He kept sharp lookout, because II he
had done 80 Onceo twice. About three months ago
near the same place he had brushed against
Walker Miller then had his cane, but made no
| his eye suddenly caught that OF Miller's. 81 was
startled" said the witness, rising from his chair,
| and he seemed TO be startled, too. He had his
to the left, for the purpose supposed OF taking
out his pistol with his right. (ie did that once
! before when met him and took out his pistol i
| remained then motiOnless, and he did not frey
| AS soon as he threw his cane around in a quick
| way, 1 drew my revolver from my pocket
and ne MADE G unge at me- ana the mo
down. In making the lunge he got
| inst time fired do not think
motion, or hallooed, which made me think struck
him. took no aim, but fired. never carried a
revolver before or used one As he advanced
S,s me e He me si% Wth
| pistol That was the way of it, he kept advancing
| ON me and kept firing" Here the witness STOP
! ped and then added with emotion: Had sup
posed he only had stick, in the presence OF Al
club than have had his blood on my hands"
| The witness sat down, but rose again and said
\ "Gentlemen, would like to say about this shoot
| ing, while have had so much trouble with this
| man; he has prosecuted me and my family, accus-
Ing my wife; II she has done anything wrong,
wanted him to prove It. He claims that he has Sc
duced my wife; that he has slept with her many
times; but say, gentlemen, did moi snoot on
] that account but In defense Of my ufe."
THE VERDICT.
The jury, after about twenty minutes delibera'
ton, returned verdict that Miller 'came Il
! his death from a pistol shot wound
Of the liver and stomach, inflicted
| with q pistol held In the hands Of George
Walker, during what seems to have been an ARRAY
| Walker was committed again to the cells. but
arrangements are being made TO secure nus ne
lease ON bail this evening.
Dphtherta Is prevailing extensively all over ths
! country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-15

Eight Rounds With Hard Gloves.
NEW YORK, Dec. 15-Ar an early hour this morn
ing an eight-rOund hard glove contest one OF the
most desperate seen for a long time took place In
an uptown club house. The principals were
Tommy Danforth, the feather-weight champion Of
OF Brooklyn. The result was adraw.
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