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MORROW.

TOMORROW.
THoMAs BOWLING, Auct,oneer.
. cArALoeggE SALE
on1EsrA Ills CARPETS,
rohr1rnEs' IAs ss5iSSR1 e AND FINE EN-
noyznK aasH eI TTH 5so sq Rua IS SILK
ziaS 5r1 HzEf s5S s. 1 akRS SFHtk
THE CATALOGUE EM 4 3 y gSr about THIRTY
TO BE SOD a FEBLic AUCTION.
ANb twenty W asfTfiH EsEc 3 S.bi 1856,
ooMMHNc dsso ct Il EAtA n 5A ASb THREE
GRAND EXHIBITION
TENTH ASR aSp NfNH H4EEnKf EleH
EEzs Ft9Ss e * "a zEGSS
EVERY ARTICLE lfTV wA sFREEri TO RE As
Ja1eA. THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers
5AfS SySSt AoSsh IS
81 Psss a. ZEN
enrs
niture, &C, Contained therein to wit: NO -
robes Feathers, China Glassware, &C., &c.
Terms: Cash.
- WI WOODWARD.
Executor Of Estate Of Margaret Balm, deceased.
ja16-3t
II eE EEaF S5kFa
WEST.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JAN .,.A
UARY 1885 at FIVE O'CLOCK, f::M
we will sell, in front Of the premises all that I'LL
piece or parcel OF ground lying and being In the &
city of Washington D. c., and being parts oflots desg-
mated On the plan ofsaid city a.
LOTS Nos ONE. TWO AND TWFNTY-SIX IN
FEET NINEINCHES ON SIXTH STREET
NORTHWEST, WITH A DEPTH OF
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN
FEET NINE INCHES,
Containing 2.773 square ieet of ground more or less
and improved by large f0urstory and back building
brick dwelling, No 404 9Th street northwest contain
ing Il rooms. water and gas.
This property Is one of the best located in the city
convenient TO all central points and street railroads
Terms: One-third cash. balance in and two years
notes to bear six per cent interest payable seIni-a
nuay and secui ed by deed of trust all cash. at OPP
ton of purchasers Conveyancing, &c, at purchasers
cost deposit Of $3.50 required at time OF sale,
Terms to be complied with in ten days, otherwise
right reserved resell at purchasers risk and cost
after five days public notice of such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington, ID. c.
tal5 DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts
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NEW YORK, Jan. 19-Opening prices at the
stock exchange this morning showed irregular
ing, Erie showing loss of IA and Lackawanna
%, but Delaware and Hudson was Y higher.
enges were l per Snt In
generally from y to 50 per cent, but Lacka-
wanna lost per cent. The market then be-
came strong, and advances followed of n to l
per cent, while Lackawanna gained la Lake
Shore 1 y. Pacific Mail Ia Towards the end of
the first hour there was slight recession from
highest prices. The market has been active for
the general list, the principal dealings being in
ST. Paul, Lackawanna, Lake Shore, Union
Pacific and Pacific Mail. At l o'clock the mar
ket is moderately active and steady, at prices "
to per cent over opening prices.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer

aoHh<Ao ~" LINZ, Auctioneer.
gq AS Tp A HSpc costly ARTICLES coNsIsT
nS.ir OF rssK1c,pA A; OBJECTS OF vERTg
3sP FINE aof EiE ASR oA AFaEE sk kIsa
R$ssi ss pbS A S AsS fhsah cH af
Eks, ELEsaaTh MS SRALEs r OPP si KGHk
SIZE SILK PLUSH Hr AND oTNkE H1N
STEhn sckEEss.A sEA Tiff cAB1NE a
IN CHERRY OF SPECIAL DESIGN, CARD
Asd6S WITH CLAM SECT BRAS
ING ANTIQUE ANDIRoNs, &C.. ELEaANT
CABINET AND SECRETARY CONFINED,
ESsEsv1 EssLlsh frA {1HF sa|kskz
EAsELs. ODD MARBLE TOP BIZ:
BRASS BEDsTEAD. WfTH FINE cURLED-
HAIR MATTRESSES WIRE SPRINGS, &c, A
BEAUTIFUL PIECE; DIVANS, WITH HAIR
MMA APpbpS ISL SIX PIbLoWS &G MASTE l
THE WHOLE FORMING BEAUTIFQL
COLLECTION AND AN OPPORTUNITY But
SELDOM OFFERED TO THE WASHINGTON
TLEMAN LEAVING FOR EURoPE.
On THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY TWEEN.
TY-FIRST 1856 commencing at HALF-PAST TEN
O'CLOCK at the residence No 029 18th street. corner
of Earragut Square and street northwest will sell
will be on exhibition Wednesday, goth fnst from IL
The house viii be comfortably heated. and those In
search Of elegant goods will find 1t to their advantage
to attend.
House for rent by the year. Catalogues and further
information furnished application to the auction
THOMAS DowLrNe,. Auctoneer.
ja16-dtS 11th and Pa ave.
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Washington stock Exchanxe.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
On the Washington Stock Exchange are noted to-day
U. $. As coupon, 1891 bid. 1881 asked. U. S. 49,
registered 1921 bid. 1891 asked. y. G. per. imp 6s
1901, coin, 113,A bid. 1884 asked. 2: c. per.
50year fund 3-65s, 1924. currency. lis bid, 1884,
asked 3Oyear fund.- Is, 1902. coin, 18TH bid, 1884,
asked, Washington Gas. 36s. bid, 81 asked. George
town Gas 45 bid. Arlington ms, lao bid. Columbia
ms 1laa bid, IA asked Washington Market stock
L. bid. Washington Brick Machine. 100 bid, los
asked. Real Estate Title Insurance. 1OOla bid Penn
Tel. Co. 451h bid. SO asked
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FINANCIAL.
L III III OH113
p 1NcE e. w H1rErY,

+ RINCE % w H1TELY.
STOCK BROKERS
90 4d Broadway d New YORK
$50 18th street (Corcoran Buding), WASHINGTON
PRIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
BETWEEN
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK, BOSTON, &C
GENERAL PARTNERS.
JAMES WHITLEY, IL, CRUGER OAKLEY
MAYNARD {. EYRE
HENRY ii. DODGE, Washington, d. c.
WILLIAM K TRAvERS, Special Partner
Buy and sell on commission ali classes of Railway
Securities.
H. II. DODGE, Resident Partner.
Quotations ofStOcks and Bonds and information re-
gardng the markets received through our wires in.
stantly, direct from the New York Stock EXCHANGE
4 II orders executed and reported promptly. te1
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Abe Howard Row Fire.
SIXTY FAMILIES LEFT In A DESTITUTE C0NDy

TON.
The fire which destroyed the block Of tene-
ments known as Howard row, In South Wash
ington last Saturday, robbed = large number OF
poor people OF the little they had IN the world,
and LEFT them utterly destitute. SOME relief has
been extended through contributions sent to
The STAR office and 70 the police. One n,er-
chant to-day sent q quantity OF clothing
TO the police Tor dtstribution. The relief thus
extended has not, however, beepat al proper
tionate to the extent Of the suffering About
sixty families. numbering over $50 individ-
uals, were deprived OF shelter, cid nearly all
The police at once took such steps a. were In
their power 70 relieve the dtstrees q. the
sufferers by the nre: Many farnllie4 have been
have been engaged In hunting todyfnHs Tor
them. Yesterday several families that could
not otherwise be provided for wsre ssn4 BY the
police 10 the a1mshOuko.
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General Foreign News.

MIR. HOWELL W AS L1HELED.
LONDON, Jan. 19-The Jury III the case of
Kenny, a 'laborer, charged with libeling Mr..
that he had appropriated money belonging to
the gas stokers fund, to-day rendered q verdict
of not guilty.
THE PoPE's GOOD WILL TOWARDS SPAIN.
MADRID, Jan. 10.-At o meeting OF the cab
letter from the pope condoling with the queen
and her daughters in their loss by the death of
the king, and sending them his blessing. His
holiness also offered to assist in STRENGTHENING
the position of Spain SO far as he can possibly
do SO within the limits of his spiritual mis-
sion
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HOTELS.

LNORr GEORGE. FLORIDA FORT GEORGE
Hotel.mA lovely tropical island, ~ miles from
Jacksonville. Wonderful climate; high lands: finest
drives and most beautiful tropical scenery In Florida:
game fish oysters in abundance: telegraph
handbook o. 3. MARDEN, Of Block Island.
ja9-s,t,thlm
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEW TWO-STORY BAY
WINDOW SIN-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, STU.
ATED CORNER TWENTY-SECOND STREET
AND VIRGINIA AVENUE.
Under and by virtue of deed of trust duly re- ess
corded in Liber No ITO folio 800, one Of the ;;E
direction of the holder of the notes secured thereby
the undersigned trustees, will offer at public sale,
in trout of the property, on FRIDAY. the TWENTY
SEC0Np DAY OF JANUARY, A. D. 1856, at HALF,
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. the following described
real estate, situated in the city of Washington. Dis
trct of Columbia, to wit: All OF sub-lot numbered
seventeen 40, il Danenhowers subdivision of part
of original lot numbered D. in square numbered
fftynine (59) being house No 500 2Zd street north
west.
Terms will be made known at time Of sale. A de-
post of S1OO will be required from the purchaser
Conveyancing and recording at cost of purchaser.
VIM. w. DANENHOWER, r,,,....
WASHINGTON DANENHOWER, :
ia16d&dS
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SPECIALTIES.

DROP. CLAY, CLAIRVOYANT AND ASTROL~
l. ogst. has retuSned and can be consulted busi-
ness, love and maefnony. All In trouble call Salts
faction guaranteed. Fee so cents Parlors lO4 Mass
ave-. between 1st and I'd st. n. Hours, a. m to Z
p N. d26-7w*
IO1LES-DR MUHLEMAN CURES PILES BY
direct Treatment, without the use Of knife caustic
Or ugature- Cure guaranteed. Can be consulted at
213 Sd St W. from 4 TO pm. ap2-lOmA
nR AND NINE SELDEN, 1921 18TH ST N W.
II Established 1855. Special treatment for ladies;
remedies prompt and relable advice free and conf
Dental: terms reasonable. Call or write. ja156t*
IlfCORDS VITAL RESTORATIVE, OF THE
1lCelebrated DR.. p. RECORD, of Paris DR.
SIGESMONDS Bienna Eradicator, for sale at G.
CHRISTIANS, Druggist 4S4 Penn. ave-, Agent for
ID. G. iai1-lm&
NINE. ROSS THE RELIABLE CLAIKvOYANT
AVA and Astroogist, has been consulted Business
Love and Matriony for "a years this city; all In
trouble call satisfaction guaranteed Office hours 10
am. to pm. Fee Soc and 81. 3I2 First st. e. Capt.
tOi Hill MA
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTsOF
AVA LIEk All business confidential. Ladies and gen.
uemeh 80 cents each. 4OS street, between 4th and
oth streets northwest my634w*
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PES GOOD WILL TOWARDS SPAIN.
A Colored Girls Shocking Crime.

CHILLCoTHE, Mo-, Jan. 19-It is just come to
light that o 10 year old colored girl named
Mile Ashby, residing In the northwestern por-
ton OF this city, on Thursday last gave birth to
full grown male child, which she threw into a
stove on bed of red hot Goals. The child was
roasted to crisp, which was removed from the
stove and buried in the rear end of the lot. The
case is being Investigated by the coroner.
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Judge Merrick's Nomination.

Judge Meff1ck'S Nomination.
A MEETING OF THE BAR ASSOCIATION TO con-
SIDER THE BEST MEANS TO HAVE IT CON-
FIRMED.
A special meeting of the Bar association was
held at the courthouse this morning for the
purpose OF considering the best means of secur-
ing the confirmation Of Hon.W. M. Merrick as q
justice OF the Supreme Court of the District
Gen. ]. 6. Payne presided. with MI. c. A. Elliot
Mr. George E. Hamilton moved that COM
mtttee Of IS be appointed to report what steps
are advisable to take.
Mr. r. s. Davis suggested that they had better
learn whether there is objection first.
Mr.. Norris said that he understood that the
couimittee Of the senate desired an expression
Of opinion by the bar. They did not know yet
whether there was any objection. He could
not conceive that they had any objection other
MIR. Hamilton said that while the bar was
united, there was objection as to his age. The
pare a resolution which would be useful to the
friends of Judge Merrick.
MIR. Henkie suggested an amendment that the
object be to draft resolutions expressive of the
sense Of this meeting, and this was accepted.
Mr.. w. j. Newton objected to the resolution
on the grounds that the association was not
political one, and further that IL the reasons
given for rejecting Judge Merrick are correct he
would not urge his appointment. He was OPP
TO- taking ANY s ssiSn which way be
The motion as amended was adopted.
The following were appointed the COMMITTEES:
J. Hubby Ashton, r. Ross Perry, =. 5. Henkle,
w. f. Mattingly, II. w. Garnett, j. w. Ross,
w. e. Earle, 7. A. Lambert, &C. K. Hamilton.
Calderon Carlisle. q. +. Appleby, +. w. Hack
EFT, c. NJ. Mathews, J. NJ. Johnston and John
Selden.
RESOLUTIONS.
The committee, after a short absence, reported
series of resolutions declaring that it has been
impressed with the wisdom of the selection OF
Judge Merrick; that he has filled the position
with fonor, and that his services in the expedi-
ton OF the business have won the appreciation
Of the bar; and expressing the hope that his
nomination may be confirmed.
The report was adopted, and Messrs. ]. 8.
Payne, ]. H. Ashton, N. Wilson and ]. J. Oar
ungton were appointed the committee and the
meeting adjourned.
The nomination Of Judge Merrick to succeed
Judge Wyiie was sent to the Senate on the 14th
the recess, and the only objection that has been
urged against the confirmation Is his advanced
age, as he will become subject to retirement be-
fore great while.
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From Wall street To-Day,

The Pensacola at Naples.
LONDON, Jan. 18.-The United states steamer
Pensacola has arrived at Naples.
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LONDON, Jan. 19.--The st. James Gazette says:
The labors of both the foreign office and pre-
miership are straining the strength of the Mar
9uis of Salisbury. and it Is probable that the
foreign office will shortly be placed in other
hands.
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pointed q clerk ut 81 200 In the Third Assistant
Postmaster Generals office, under the civil SER
vice rules.
SMALLPOX INSPECTION DIscoNTINED.-The
marine hospital bureau has issued instructions
tor the discontnuance of the smallpox inspec-
ton service on the Canadian border at all
points between RichfOrd, VT, and Port Huron,
Mich, on the 10Th instant: The stations east
OF Rlchiord Will be continued q short time
longer.
No FORMAL CABINET MEETING was held to-
day. Secretary Lamar and Postmaster General
Villas were in conference with the President for
some time. Attorney General Garland is con-
fined to his house with u sore throat.
PERsoNAL.-Mrs. Hendricks is arranging the
papers Of the late Vice President with n view
to making biographical use ofthem.-Baron de
Plimboes, Of Berlin, Is at Welcker's-Ex-Sen-
he will never re-enter public life. ~ am now
on the retired list" he says, 'w1th my own full
amssissn elas. r. BSdns president Of the
tered ia New York last eyenins.@M Fl Tho9 ss
lewis Vice e
| of ex-senator Lewis, of that state, has been
sps1Sd'ings some days In the city VISITING Mr.
Scanneil, OF New York; John T. Raymond. Rev.
Dr.. Appleton. OF Philadelphia; Rev. Dr. Apple.
Bfusses, arc ss willard so--Jno. B McMns,.e o.
Of New York, and r. II. Sherwood, Of Phiiadei.
phia, are e the Eb ! Fred Fraiey and
arrive at Wiards this a Sao ., trade. VIZ
HOVE. Of Richmond T. s .nd s os1,o
house.-.H Z. navenport Of Charleston, Wesl
ping 1t the op0litan.-A J. Todd. OF New
York, and Representative Brumm, OF Fennsyi
District Xssonsy Mayn,
New York; state senator Wagstan, OF New
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THIS EVENING.
"ALTER B. WILLIAMS CO, Auctoneers
HIGH ART
AT THE SCOTT GALLERY, WILLARD HALL.
RARE PAINTINGS BY THE OLD MASTERS,
EXQUISITE BRoNZEs,
ARTICLES OF vERTU,
ANTIQUE FURNITURE, BRICA-BRAC, ROYAL
DRESDEN AND CHINA WARE,
ORIENTAL CARPETS AND RUGS,
JAPANESE CURIOs AND OTHER ARTISTIC
GOODS.
RARE OLD CLOCKS AND IMPORTED FURNI-
TURE
SALE EXTRAORDINARY.
THIS EVENING

On MONDAY, JANUARY EIGHTEENTH COM
mencing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK. ut the Scott Art Gal
lery, Willard Hall, with Bric-a-Brac, Furniture,
Btonses Japanese Curios, Oriental Carpets &c.
The sale OF Paintings viii take place at EIGHT P.
N. SAME DAY and be continued TU ESDAY EVEN
ING same hour Some of the eminent artists are
represented by choice examples Among the more
prominent mention In part:
Paul Weber, Luca Giordani.
II. Windmeier, Elliott
Prof. Carl Raupp Sir Joshua Reynolds
Edward Dubufe, David Teners,
Rosa Bonheur Salvador Rosa,
Gilbert Stuart, Hogarth,
Il Robbie, C. +. Daubigny
Philip Wouverman, A. Horwamanfi,
Seignac, g. F. FOlingsby,
Mr., swing, r. 5 Zimmer1nan
rySchefer r Hirth,
&. MALI James FAirman,
F. Schinalxigany, D. Meyer
The sale valuable private collection Of
Dr. George Reuling, Of Baltimore and well merits the
Attenton OF cOnnoisseurs and lovers of fine art The
combined exhibit presents rare and splendid oppor-
tunify 20 secure beautiful works Of art, which Will be
ON exhibition Thursday, Friday and Saturday, JAN
uary 14th, 10th and 18th, from 10 Am. to 9 pm
Mr.. B. SCOTT JR will conduct the SALE
ja12-7t WALTER b WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts.
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A DvERTIsERs CAN LEARN THE COST OF
kAany proposed line Of Advertising ct GEO.P. ROW.
ILL co.'s Newspaper Advertising bureau. 10
spruce st., New York. Send l0c for Q 1O0paGe
Ing rates. a.
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Changes i'm the Offices.

Mrs. Louisa V. Bryant, OF Colorado, a clerk in
the dead letter Office, has been removed, aud
John w. G.. Atkins, of Arkansas, has been ap-
pointed clerk at 81, 900 in the Third Assistant
Postmaster Generals Office, under the civil SER
vice rules
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Death Of Gen. John d. Freeman.

CANDIDATE FOR THE OFFICE OF UNITED
STATES MARSHAL OF COLORADO.
DENVER, COL, Jan. ia dispatch from
Canon city to the Tribune Republican says: Gen.
city at ten O'Clock last night of Inflammation of
the bowels. was attorney general for Mississippi
member Of Consress rom that state ~ for .'' two
terms and to his efforts was due the success Of
the Vicksburg, Shreveport and the Pacific rail-
road. He was the author of"Freeman's Chan
Gerry Reports" Gen. Freeman was a personal
friend of the late Vice President Hendricks and
also of Attorney General Garland. He was at
the time of his death candidate for appoint
ment as United States marshal for Colorado and
his candidature was widely endorsed. He was
held in great respect and esteem by the people
throughout the state.
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Chicago Mark efs.

CHICAGO january 49, 1I.15 a.m--Wheat opened
of suddenly to s3l, with scarcely any perceptible
reaction, with cash No spring wheat quotable at
The decline was aceompanied by large trading heavy
OF the bears In lower range of prices increased
by the publication Of repors from all the winter wheat
growing states this morning. declaring the fields
were well protected with snow. The decrease in the
visible supply was also less than has been expected
The other markets have ruled firm, Notwithstanding
the sharp decline in wheat Corn--May, 391s. Oats
May, 31asa3112 Pork-May, 11.22ia. Lard-May,
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Result Of ro-aay's BaiiotanG ss Anasps

ASNAPoLTs, Nh, jan le.-The vote for
United states senator In the Maryland legisls-
ture resulted to-day: In the ssnate- For A. p.
German. dem. n votes; Cor Louis e. AcComas.
krepl votes. In the house-For A. p. German,
~ votes; for Louis E. McComaa, 10 votes.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

ENOR SALE-A DELIGHTFUL HOME; % ACRES;
~ 80 miles from Washington, 3 from wRrrenton
Va on line V. NJ. railroad station within minutes
walk: house has IL rooms; detached ktche well al
house and stream through place, barn. sheds, ice
house. hot-oed &C, all nearly new: fruit; large gar
1en land In excellent state and thoroughly fenced
situation high and healthy; no malaria mosquitoes:
several daily trains reaching Washington in hours
al decided must be sold close of
ceased owIaer- For further particulars address
jAlo-2ws FACQUIER, star Office.
L>OR SALI-FARMS AND BUILDING ON THE
~ Metropoll tan railroad: convenient to city. A. F.
HILL q CO, 1888 ST. ja141m
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EDUCATIONAL.

CHoRTHAND REyOLuTfONIZED - SLOAN
= DUPLOYAN: simplest, most rapid and Most fegi-
BILE system in the world Glasses forming. Tuition by
correspondence Call for prospectus. S2l st. II.
". 116-1wsf
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RAMOS or xzx THERMoxxTxR.-Thes ollow-
fug WoEe IT, readings at the signal once eo0Ays
8 a.m.. $40 = ma, $40 II An, $40 2 PA,
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I'd EDITION.
--latest qaleglaNs 70 The Star.
A BIa WHEAT DEAL.
Armour ana Northwestern Mtllers Sal
70 Ne Enc q ed I'm It

Armour sad Northwestern Mtllers Said
% De Eng . led I'm 1t.
81. LouIs, No., Jan. l9.-Fhe Globe Democrat
prints the following statements. which, it says,
are given on undoubted authority: ut has been
known on Change here for some time that one
Of the biggest wheat deals ever attempted, II
not the biggest on record, is now in progress,
the northwest being worked from Chicago, and
the course of the market. which has been
watched closely to view the effects Of the deal,
has been such as to confirm the entire story.
The scheme is being worked by Armour, north.
as railroads, elevators and grain banks. It con-
templates putting grain down to the
point necessary. whatever that may be;
from that jumping for profit of 80 to 20 cents,
which would bring 1t here to over $1.2O for
May. The plan also includes the advancement
In the value of pork and provisions, while thai
OF wheat is being depressed.
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Mr.. del Campo Removed.
NO OFFICIAL REPRESENTATIVES, OF curSI IN

The state department has been oficially IN
formed that Mr.. Del Campo IL no longer con.
nected with the Chtlian legation. When senior
Soooy. the minister, returned 20 Chill he len
Del Campo in charge OF the archives and
official correspondence. There IN now no
Official representation OF Chill here, and rs
senior Godoy is not expected TO return, there 10
no intimation a. 10 when that country will be
represented.
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Balttmore,s Ice nlocDx sSle.

- BALTIMORE. Jan. 19.-The water approach %
Baltimore Is still blocked by ice, and UP 20
noon no vessel ofany kind had arrived. IL 10
warmer, however and tracks will be opened by
the ice boatS