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CHUSErTS DISTRICT.
A telegram to the New York Herald from Bos-
ton, October "a, says: There is q promise of a
lively row among the members of District No.
80, Knights OF Labor, when 1t meets In Law
renee. AS long ago as the time of the Cleveland
convention the rivalry between the then dis
trict secretary, George e. Mcneil, and Editor
Charles Litchman was well known, though the
trouble with the home club kept other matters
in the background. When District No. 80 met
at Worcester to choose delegates to the Rich
mond general assembly the Litchman faction
came out ahead, and the result was that Litch-
man was elected general secretary, the second
office in the order, while Mcneil and the con.
servatives were beaten at every point
The friends OF MIR. Mcneil are located In the
shoe manufacturing towns, Brockton having
5000 and Lynn about as many, while the
others are in Haverhill, Peabody and Woburn
well as Boston, making about half of the
rs, 900 members Of District No. 30. They now
insist that District No. 30 must be divided and
a new district formed, which shall carry out
their Ideas. The convention will be held In the
city hail and will run three days.
General Master Workman Powderly will be
at the convention. The object OF Mr.. Powder
lys visit, it is stated, Is to harmonic matters,
but as he is a close friend Of Liichman, there il
little doubt on the part OF McNeils supporters
that the general master workman will throw
his influence on the side OF the general secre-
tary.
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THE DISTRICT EsrGMATEs.
The District Comm issioners Will Fur.
nish the Detailed Statements.

The District Commissioners have decided to
accede to the requirements OF the Acting Secre-
tary of the Treasury in reference TO their esti-
mates for the fiscal year ending June 80. 1888.
wherein he requests to be furnished statements
showing in detail the work proposed and esti-
mated cost thereof number OF teachers of
schools and salary of each, and number, ioca-
ton and estimated cost of each building in-
tended to be covered by the item 'sites and
buildings" Mr.. Webb states that 1t Will, ne
cessariiy, be a long report
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To State Prison for Life.

GREENFIELD, MASS Oct. 25.-A special hear
Ing was held this morning before Judge Charles
Allen, In the supreme court, in the case of Eu-
gene s. Taylor, the Deerfield child murderer
The pris oner withdrew his plea OF not guilty
and pleaded guilty OF murder in the second de-
gree. The plea was accepted by the prosecu-
ton, and Judge Allen sentenced Tay lor to state
prison life
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A MYsrBRIous T1AD.oy.-4r. and Mrs..
their little horse IN the octskifts OF 6yracuss,
y. T., at am. yesterday, covered with blood.
The mans arm encircled the woman's neck.
Both had deep gAshes In their throats. The
woman was dead and the man died without
explaining the crime.
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Almost Eaten by n Pet Bear.

HORRIBLE FATE OF A LITTLE CLEVELAND
GIRL.
CLEVELAND, OHIO, Oct 25.-At 1890 O'Clock
this morning Rosa, the two-year-od daughter
OF Henry Doernbrack, saioo, Keeper, met
with horrible death, being almost eaten by a
bear. The little one was playing in her fathers
back yard and climbed over tue fence into the
yard OF neighbOr, a saloon deeper named
kerns, who kept bear chained in the rear OF
his lot The child ventured too near the brute,
which knocked her down, and then com.
menced devouring her. The body was horribly
mutilated before il could be rescued
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TIE Presidents Reception.

The President was engaged with the Secre-
tary of War to-day at the hour for holding the
usual public reception, and it was 2 o'clock
before the crowd in the East room had an op-
portunity OF shaking hands with the President.
Many OF the visitors We're late themselves, and
otherwise would have missed the reception
altogether,
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Baltimore markets.

BALTIMORE. ND, October 25.-virginIa skies
A: new threes. oola bid to-day
BA .TIMORE. Nd. October 25.-Cotton dull
mladng s! Ienr fairly active and steadynHoward
59: TO- family. S75aA 50: city mills super, 2.a5a
49,; Patapsco family 800: do superiati"c patent.
5.36. Wheat-sOuthern fairly active and firmer;
amber. s7ass No western winter red spot s2 sS
Sz12; NOvemDer S234aS %; December. s4asao44.
white, 444a45; southern yellow 44,saIia4; western
W usar 4Ina4 Aoyem0er :s 44a4
southern. .ass Pennsy ivsnia a.,U; vest
srn VIII t. ss4a;s6: western mixed. 32as,s Rye
QUIET ad ssesay
sides. s. hams isais LsrS"ssiSed ea su.s ter
oass
arn and higher-ko cargoes ordinary to iair. 11hsa
arm s aSaio WhstS sisaa copper ssnss
Freights TO Liverpool per steamer dull and nominal
RaceaprssoSr eSSo barrels Wheat 81 Zoo oashefs
Sans:
l4.7OO bushels corn rs. 900 bushels. sales-wheat,
62S.OOO bushels: corn $4,000 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO at October 70 HOO am-Whent n arket
opened hrm at It's for December bu sold OF steadily
oaw B. ina ps
Der. 692la Lard-November. 3.7tla
PERSONAL. - Major Mcclure, appointment
clerk of the Post Office department, has gone to
his home in Chester, South Carolina, for brief
visit. Mr.. James Vose is acting during his
absence-James Gallagher and +: g. Eaton,
OF New York, are at Welcker's.-F.S Strong, OF
Washington, was in st. Louis on saturday,
Hon. Dennis O Brien, attorney general OF New
York. Effie Ellsler Weston. +. B: Hough, +. j.
Said win, T. q; Irving and c: g. Dav s, OF New
York, and Geo. w. Case and A. Andreas, of Chi
cago. are at Willards.-SenatOr Hawley en-
joyed the honor of q complimentary reception
and dinner at the hands of the Middlesex Club
OF Boston on Saturday.. II. Raymond, of
Chicago, is at the Riggs.-Henry Hitchcock,
OF st. Louis, Willard II. Cox. OF Syracuse, and
Joseph II. ChOate, OF New York, are at the
Arlington.-Gen. Green B. Raum, OF this city,
is TO address . republican mass meeting at
GAINESVILLE. O., this evening.-Major w. s.
Peabody, of Washington, was in Chicago on
saturday Representative Libbey and Gen.
Eppa Hunton, of Virginia, and Douglass
Green, of New York, are at the EbbitL-
MT. John Hodnett, one OF the proprietors OF the
81 Louis Times during Its entire existence, Is in
the city.--B. 8. Cromwell, OF Missouri, James
Hemphill, Of Pittsburg, and 8. Rothschlid, Of
Chicago. are at the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lillian III.
3arretts OF New York, and e. A. Burke, Of Cleve-
.and, are at the National.--MrS N. A. Glib
ions has returned to the city.
To BE INvEsrIGATEp.-Comm issioner Miller
aas directed an investigation to be made Of the
charges that w. H. Schofield. deputy collector
uf internal revenue OF the first Pennsylvania
district, IL, with the consent aud approval OF
The collector, Frederick Gerker levying pOli fc2l
assessments amounting to three per cent Of their
salaries rom the employees OF that service In
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TO Join GerOnimO.
CHIEF MANGUS ORDERED To BE SENT TO FORT

CHIEF MANGUS ORDERED TO BE SENT TO FORT
PICKENS.
The Secretary of War has ordered Chief
Mangus and the two bucks who were captured
with him to be sent TO Fort Pickens, Fla, with
Geronimo and his fourteen followers, and the
sQuaws and children who were taken with
Mangus TO Fort Marion, Fla.
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AN OLD VOLCANO SMOKING AGAIN.-The
Irazu volcano, near Carriage, in Costa RIGA, has
long been considered extinct Recently, how.
ever, smoke has been noticed hoating over the
old crater. Thus another proof IL given that
volcanic agencies are more than usually active
this wear
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LIEUT.. d. II bfSA1NAhD' Oet'cI hHo"H as
Sergeant Brainard, has been assigned to COM
pany q, I'd cavalry, and will be stationed at
Walla Walla. This is his old regiment, but a
different company from the one he formerly
belonged to. His promotion meets with unani-
nous appreciation, the general opinion being
that he deserved it on account of mis- brilliant
Arctic record. Even in the signal service,
where feeling of jealousy might prevent a
hearty congratulaton, everybody seems to
served. His promotion will not stand in the
way OF his proposed Arctic expedition a few
years hence, but the additional rank, he said 10
STAR reporter would be AN advantage, giving
him better standing as commander of the ex-
nedi
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Harrington Accepts the Presidency.
LONDON, Oct. 25.-Lord Harrington has ac-
cepted the presidency OF the West Scotland
Liberal UniOniSt association,
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

Smith to Hannah ]. Humphrey, sub lot %, So.
1913; 1910. Fannie II. IngersoH to Ellen A.
Dye, lot z, block Az, North University grounds;
81, $3.50. Alfred French TO NJ. +. s. Davis,
sub lots 90 TO g. So. S1S; s.. Columbia L.
Buckley to ID. A Windsor, part sub 5, SO. SO;
$500. Mary E. Bryns TO y. Il. Repetti, part 10,
So $50; s.. L. Il. futile 10 Mary v. Brown,
lots 20 aud 26, Widows Mite; $5,O35. Alex.
Fulton to Elizabeth s. Saum, parts 19 and 20,
$. T. BIS sub pit Pleasant Plains; 81 1898. Jos.
Forrest to Thomas Kirby, part 26, So. "A; $3.50.
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Will Have to Pay Mccarthy. Costs

DUBLIN, Oct. 25.-The royal commission
which has been inQuiring into the causes of the
recent riots In Belfast has concluded its labors
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market
The following the opening and $50 q. m prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, reported by
special wire 20 H. IL. Dodge, $50 10th street:
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NJ = q R lEn.

CRANE-wHILLDIN. On Tuesday OcsohuR losh
1855. at Hob0ken, N. j. by Rev. " a. Brown CHAH
A. CRANE Of HobokeD, TO BERTAA WHIl.LDI
formerly of this city.
WOODARD-sToTT. At home Wednesday. o.
tober 10th, l6St. 10y hev. DR. Bartlett, assisted
LILLIAS N. sTUTT, Of this city.
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The Queen May Visit Ireland.
PART OF THE TORY GoYERNMENr'S CoNCILIA

DUBLIN, Oct 25.-Tbe Irish Times says that
report Is IN circulation that the governments
combination program includes visit of the
queen to ireland in 1887. 1t says the ministry
mas already submitted the project to the queen,
who entertains the projecs favorably
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LONDONDERRY, Oct. 25.-Justice o. Brien, who
presided over the contested election case of Mr.
in the house OF commons from this city, to-day
formally declared MIR. Mccarthy elected to the
seat. MIR. Lewis was found guilty of illegal
practices and ordered to pay Mr.. McCarthy's
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A SUPREME COURT DHcIsloN.-The u. q
Supreme Court to-day rendered decision In
the case OF the Wabash, St Louis and Pacific
Railroad company against the people OF the
state OF Illinois, brought up on writ OF error
from the supreme court OF Illinois. Tue case
was one OF alleged unjust Discrimination In viO-
lation OF the state law Of 1871, revised In 1873.
The decision 10 In effect that the state law de-
signed to regulate charges cannot apply 70
Interstate traffic, Is such application would
trench upon the constitutional powers OF Con-
gress and be q damaging restriction OF the free
dom OF traffic. The ruling OF the supreme court
OF Illinois il reversed. Opinion by Justice Miller
Chief Justice aud Justice Bradley Dissenting.
DETROIT KKIGHrs BADLY TAKEN IN.-The
Detroit Dry-d0ck company some days ago
brought thirty ship carpenters from Maine 70
work in their yards ut Detroit. On Friday last
the Knights OF Labor, to which both the Detroit
and Maine ship carpenters belong, paid the lat-
ter q 900 % leave the county. Learning this.
the Detroit Dry-dock company has sublet about
500, 600 VI wvrk, ali IL had on hand, 20 X w.
Linn. Of Gibraltar, and has practically gone out
OF business, keeping open only tts iron snip
yard at Wyandotte TO finish the Work on hand.
About 500 men are thrown out Of employment
by the closing OF these yardA. The knigh0 q
Labor who paid theSe Maine men $1,000 70
leave the county we're badly astouuds0 70 learn
that the imported ship Oarpenters had broken
their promtse aud gone 70 work ~ the Gibrel-
tar yard, which takes the Detr0et shipyards
OopteoCaa
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SPECIAL BARGAINS Several six.room bouses
on on street northeast ali modern improvements 10
per cent investment. Price. only $1,000 each; also
room Brick, >. between 14th and 18th SIS Sd 300
rooms and cellar, on Caroline st.... & 900
a COfcOran st.. 7. 600
bet Vermont ave. d 10th. 3D. 500
BRICK, IL rms East capitol ST., tet 9th and
rooms and cellar 18th near st., house 81, $50
bet n. Cap. d LIST SITS. q. " 700
Apply at once TO J. W. p. MYERS,
sei56w$ 142S New York ave-
LNOR SALE-A LARGE, HANDSOME ANuSUR-
l. stantial Dwelling near the British Legation.
Ocl0-0t WIN. p YOUNG.
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The Swelling Has Gone Down.

LONDON, Oct. GA dispatch from Hawarden
says the swelling Oh Mr.. Gladstone's eyeld has
decreased, and that he was able to take his
usual exercise to-day
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ARRAYS In Alexandria.

special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
ALEXANDRIA. Oct 25.-Last night during q
difhculty On Princess street near Pitt, William
ADDISON, coiored, shot at Geo. Swami, but dill
not ln)ure him. jeff Hale during a renconter
last evening cut and slightly injured a colored
boy that worked tor him.
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E,S.E.andS.W Per Mo.
oil 18th st. s.w., 1850
493 Md ave. s.w, llr..-:}O
I'll 9Th st. Sc 1rs.....-23
81 X st n e, 1Ors........----2O
~ III st. ne, 6rs.
333 c ST 8. e. Srs.....-.....20
43 III st ne, 6rs--...--......2O
55i Md. ave. Sw., ITO
l2l4 Pa ave. Sc, 1rs-...1S
III Sth ST n.e,9r....-l5.44
926 Va av, Sw.4r-.-l5.30
II Myrtle sine, 6rs......l5
634 9th ST. ne. 4r.....l23O
9O5 18th St me-, 5r4..S
3 I'd s. W. bet. MN, 3r.6.3O
AIT L ST. Sc, 5r-............6
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I'd EDITION.
Latest TGleglanS to The Star.


Aso0k OF Common Prayer.
CHICAGO, Oct. 21-The general convention OF
the Protestant Episcopal church this morning
iistened to the report of the chairman of the
COIN mlttee on evangelistic work, DIR. Courtney,
urging that some provision be made TO carry
on ana promote this form OF church work, and
aSsaing that the committee be continued until
TUG heXs general convention and to report
some definite plan Tor the work. Adopted.
Inc mouse of deputies then resumed consider
htion Oh Inc plan OF liturgica revision reported
sighlned ITS concurrence in all but unimportant
suggested changes. The house OF deputies then
PIoceeoed 10 vote upon the remaining eighty
one alterations and additions in the book Of
com mon prayer.
Inc vote on each resolution was generally
OVERWHELMINGLY in favor OF the proposed
changes. or The foriy-nine dioceses the clerical
aelegates OF 43 voted "aye." OF Al dioceses,
Tue lay delegates of SO voted sage" This was
ABOUT the repre- entative vote on the first eight
ueiegates; AS the voting was by diocese on
eacn RESOLUTION the progress was slow.
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.-Thef follow
ing were the readings at the signal Office to-day:
3. a. m, 81; q a. H., 81; L a. M, "a; p. M, 40;
maximum. 20; minimum. As.
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L>OR SALE
II Two superb dwellings on X st. IVA Two Of the
same character ON Vermont ave. w. Cheap IL pur-
chased ar once. Valuable business house ON 14th ST.
NV. Fine house on Y ST. near lAth: four rooms deep
on each door: bargain. Two S-r0om houses with ali
mooern improv sments, ON llth 81 Pennsyl-
yania ave: good chance to purchase hornes Houses
and lots In AL parts OF the city from 81 2OO
GEO p. GOEF,
oc202ws l4lo New York ave NV. Roomz.
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HE WANTS To REFoRM.-Lewis Freshman,
nfteen-year-old boy, was sentenced 10 the Re-
form school by Judge Saell to-day for incoI-
rigibility. He came here about three weeks
ago from Baltimore. and WAS picked up by the
police. He had a step-mother I'm Baltimore
but wanted to make tnis city his home. An
officer gave him some money and backing
box. For time he sold papers and biaciSened
stand prosperity. As soon rs he had saved
some money he became q millionaire in his
own mind and stopped working. He began
hanging around the corners south OF the
avenue, and yesterday he requested 10 be sent
TO the Reform school where ne could make u
new start In lie.
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FOR lighthouses.
NOR RENT
EOR RENT


For a iUll list apply 10 WESCOTT d WiLCOA.
Cc23 lSOI PennsYlEania
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CHARGED WITH RoBBING HER EMPLOYER
Detective Mahon this afternoon arrested a
white servant girl named Mary Turner on a
charge OF robbing her former employer. Mrs.
Mary A: Donn, 700 New Jersey avenue. Of two
plain gold rings, q diamond ring, bronze orna-
ment and can OF peaches. Tue articles were
recovered. The prisoner Is held At the sixth
precinct station.
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Il A BLOCK OF GROUND,
On v ST., near 18th St. 6Sx7O feet to an Alley
Apply to
j. v. n. HUYCK,
oc22-3t 1906 Pennsylvania ave.
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OFFICES Per Mo.
635 + st. NV, Sd fioor-$6O
AIS La. ave, b'm'nt-......3O
46S La ave, Sd f'r. 4r...30
9th and Pa av, r'm 5.22.5O
9th and Pa.av. r'm 6.22.50
Vernon row, RIM To-. is
rtion OF properly on my
office for bulletin issued on
THOS. E WAG0AMAN.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

NOR SALE--CHEAPESST LOTS ON l4rH ST.
Three 81 fine Lots, between and sts, on l4th;
fun paGticuiars Apply AZ to " TtF Fly & DYER,
Og25-At 18th and SITS
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Il BUILDING LOTS ON NEW HAMPSHIRE
AVE. AT THE INTERSECTION OF 10TH ST.
Three Lots, 20 by average of ITO feet each to
Alley. are now offered at u very low price,
Apply to
]. v. N. HUYCK,
oc22-3t 1906 Pennsylvania ave.
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STORES. Per Mo.
Store. PIT. 1406 Pn.wS35
POI III ne, SIR Il DIV 6r-25I
1873 9th Sw.s'r&dw. 4r--20I
os.5 Sth s-w. s'r&dw. ,Sr-l6I
Stable rear 14l6 Il st--...15I
Stable rear 33l5 p n.w-.3I
The above Is only q %
books For full list call q:
the LIST and 18th. focl2t
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NOR SALE
Il SEVEN BUILDING LOTS,
On q ST. between 10th and 18th sts, 17.6x95 feet
each to an alley.
Apply to J. v. n. HUYCK,
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;" ALKERH. 2O4 lUrA STREET NV
w Moth proof Felt Carboiate OF La me- Eelfa Pitch
Piaster. n. ana Gas Tar. charcoal. Air. Lime &C
natx1
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Mr.. John T. Given Is not SO we'll to-day
Saturday night several colored men went into
Charles Carter's house, in the county, aud be-
came diSOrderly to attract tue attention
of the officers. The officers afterward arrested
Carter and ne was fined $50 by Judge smell to-
day for Keeping adisorderly house.
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EOH Trent
~

Property placed with me for rent sale Is literally
advertised free of cost 10 the owner
For list OF property ior sale call or send at office
oc23 K U. HOLTZMAN. 10th and F sts q w.
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In addition TO orders tor new torpedo boats,
the sultan has commanded the admiralty ID
expend FL ,5UU,OUO on Inen-oi-war.
Main street, the principal business street Of
Salisbury, Nd, viii he rebuilt with brick struc-
tusBs almost exclusively iOr business p1 poses.
The south Carolina synod, in session AT
Cheraw, hes requested Prof. Woodrow, who ID
accused OF saoching the doctrine OF evolu; ion.
10 resign his cnAir in the theological sefnina
Antonio Linswaad, a Brookiyn shoemaker, "a
years old. was arrested, cha ged with enIiciug
young girls into his shop Tor Immoral I.urIryses
In q trial at the Yale 0eld Saturday VIM.
Hammer, class OF 80. OF PhiAdeipni ran two
miles in 1O:40 As, breaking Tho intercollegiate
record of I'D
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=. q IN -.IN 0 TOW 4NoEN D. IA 10 r u.
nor SALE-A NICE HOME, ROOMS, BRICK.
south 'front.', heated throughout: cuncreted cellar
under whole house: handsome front, side and back
yards; flowers and vines; monthly insallments II de-
sired; price $S.4oO. Apply to OWNER, 1905 Caro-
line st. n W.. ON premises newly painted and papered
E>OR SALE-TWO NEW BRICK HOUSES ON
18TH ST. n W., near I; rooms: ali modern I'M
provement1; Will be completed In ten days So, $50.
,r One New Brick House. on Wallach Place. 81 500
These three houses the only left out 40
having been sold before completion.
AUSTIN p BROWN,
Heal Estate and Loans,
oc11-1m I4rR F 81 n a,
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MARRIAoE DEMONSTRATING licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court TO James
a. Garfield, OF Liverpool, England, and Julia
keyes, of Culpeper county, Va; Augustus
Johnson and Mary E Lucas; /. J. Duke and
Lille L. Cake, both OF Richmond, Va Charles
Z. Thompson and Carrie h. smith, both vi
Richmond, Va; Hamilton Roster aud Maliuda
Walker; Samuel Wallis, of Baltimore, Nd, and
Mary Il. MITCHELL: WiiiiSm A. kimmeH and
Ada 8. Winckleman.
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CONTRIBUTIONS EOR THE CHARLESTON sur
FERERS.-The following contributions have been
received at IHE STAR Office for the Charleston
sufferers in addition TO 81, 60l previously re-
ported: Employees surgeon generals Office,
S64.6O; from citizens AT Herndon, Va, through
Mr.. w. ID. Sweetser, SIS, aud cash, 81.
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SHE LIVED WITH HIM AND ne CHoKED
HER.-Iucker Webb. colored, who lives near
LIST and D streets northwest, pleaded guilty In
saulting Fanny Thomas, who testified that he
gave hSr q severe choking Saturday night. "Is
he your husband?" inquired the judge. "No,
indeed, Judge" replied the witness. II is only
stopping with him" Said the judge: "You
had better not stop with hin any longer.
The witness replied: 81 don't intend to 20 back
again" He WAS fined $40.