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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

TEgsTEEs, SALE o. THIRIEEN NEW BRICK { 4
sfkEE aFr aSp SSHk
MIST ADy9dNING sAHhfIIEELD PAk HIM, ANB Z
STATES CAPITOL
By virtue q decree Of the supreme Court Of the
Sss and fii9o Ss:ss sp pSs. rs :. VII
fSsSs s. Isss rotE SSId5s q 81
those certain parcels OF land IN the
ts 4b So 81 and 81 n E.dis Is :asds..sn q
sS1,rs 60 duly FscSrasd in SSNa "a pss q the
lots 40 70 81 Inclusive 10 improved with twos.ory
.s ~: Vi. b
offered separately.
ch.semoney in cash. and the balance two equal In
salments. payable and yesrs respectively.
u. on AZ
sold OF AZ cssh at the option Of the purch.:eI De-
:ss mus, Be co%pi,sd With q ZEN day. rum
ana u r Ss s''Gd sns
ANDREW b puvALI. rrustes.
JAa II MAEa. fru Vi s.' = ="
Al WILLIAMS Trustee.
DUNcANsoN BROS. Auct :sas-dsds
l. H HSSsEs q oNsE . STREET; sEIxEEs sSSfH
S SSR TSaiTiaiS fRSEE satAEEs oF Tat O. s
BY virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
iios and ID pss:sd in phSuy SS
1t public auction IN trout the respective premises
on THURSDAY, ELEVENTH DAY Or O,1OBEk
4. d 1855 at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. all those oel tain
farceis OF Land in the city of Washington. d. G.,
Known as Lots 81 81. 3d. "a. 35 SO. 81 81, aud 80:
IN Madrons SUBDIVISION OF square $40 duly recorded
IN Book 10. page 2. Of the Once District
OF Columbia Each Of said Lots 81 3S, inclusive,
improved with Q rwo-story Brick Dwelling, having
SIX rooms and cellar. Lot 80 corner Of and
the alley has Threestory Bric. with store and Gel
will be offered separately.
Terms OF sale lot: one-third Of the pur.
chase money IN cash and the balance two equal
stalments payable In and two years respectively
with interest at per cent per payable semi-
annually and secured by deed Of tie property
solo, or ali cash at the option Of the purchaser De-
post OF 500 each lot will be reQuIr time
sale. Terms must be complied with In ten days from
DAY OF sale or the properly viii be resold the
iand cost OF the defauting purchaser AL Conveyance
NJ 1T purchasers cost
ANDREW B. DUvALL. Trustee
Cor. ~ ST. aud La. ava
JAS n MARI, trustee
WATSON J. NEWTON, Trustee.
S02 st nv.
DUNCANSoN BROS. Aucts. se2s-dSds
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THE GREAT
PFNNSYIyANrAR Orr1-v

i PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
ua 3 he m N Oh t. "isI: u, hSp SOUTHWEST
SELL hsr f MaeS ifIctnS,TP ffS SUHFkEEsr
rp.,xs -, FL AIeLsI !, lsss
GoRRSEh SIXTH AND b STREETS AS fot
lullnlai. Nestibul,d Cars. al 8 so a ma DALI -,
LIE. 90 am daily, to OinCiunAa and 81 Lou.s
,nd harrisours 70 - Loul-; daily, ceTt saturday
Mn. Sa,e-f9, with seesns Car Atoona % hios<a
an Msshinston 70 hlcAs'o "a 81 Louis coanspt-
Louisville and Ms%phi. rse r if E.4ss. 10 q
% s .ss - aud &c ms;s -.
BkLIiMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Ene csnandAsua and Roches,eT. DAILY Tor Bs,.
mao With an s s,.sarH dS .seer ss.uTa.y loooa
For Millismsport. Lock Haven aid Elmlrs az y 20
am dsily; excert SUNDAY.
40 am, no. 40 10 90 and ait - p 10 rs "a
SUNDAY. 900. I 40 In. 200. : 10 1000. .si
Carr s40 am daily. sAoept SUNDAY and s:Ase
For BOSTON, without i l ehan eA 90 m.
f'r .es cH NTH ... asrHpn Trans connect, & 5.
direct transfer 20 Fulton strsst svoidins aousss
isrrssr scros- Nv iork CITY.
Gay, Zoo. II 40 ann 900. 40, 8 90. 10 90 sTd
In week days and ) a. D. daily. with DlnisF
For baltimore. e:as. 7ao. 300. 90, $50, rI.oo.
and o II 40 an. l2a9a zoo 34a AID. s:2G
go 800 sS 100 s5s and ai i sT el a'0' s'sA
TOT folT s Treen Lane 20 AN and 4'4o pm dAus
ior hnnaPSis go aud 90 |. m. 2.os. 20. .ss
800 m. daily. except SUNDAY. sundayA y 90 q.
m.4l0p.m-
AZ VA AND hNp IaaPEk Ek RsIl
hAlLhOAD.
For A, $, . 900. b. s4os.4A Io:s7.a,
io S2 AND and SO n s On ss sRS :, 90 'S9 ss@
ACcOiiilllOdh tlOu fOr OuautcO . 90 -davn
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In CAPTIVITY AMONG CANNIBALs-Henrv strobp
son OF Mr. A Stronm, OF New Paris Ind who MAS
believed TO De prisoner In the Philippine Islands
sui at Manila, stating that Strohm, regarding
whose whereabouts nothing has been heard Dy
his parents since last April, arrived safely al
OF Gamu. In captivity for 1856 days among the
canniOalS. A~
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nUNCANSON BROS, AuctionesrA
1HUsTEE's SALE OF Two SMALL TRACTS OF
LAND, NEAR TIMING CITY. THE EASTERN
TERMINUS OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
B..lD0E.
BY virtue of Q deed Of trust recorded In Liber
No folio 459, Of the land records tor the bis
trlct OF Columbia, Will ss,k on the piemses on
TUESDAY, the SIXTEENTH DAY OF OC IOBEk,
Al 1883, AT HALt-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK 4. "a. the
follow g-described real estate situate in the County
OF Washington District o. Columbia to Wit: All those
tracts nnd lying and being said county aud Dls-
trict known and described Lots one I'd and two CO.
a. the laid down and described In the plat Of
the subdi, the estate Of Mathew Wiehsl de-
ceased being situate the eastern aide Of
the Eastern Branch the Potomac river lot one Cd
contani & ve-eighths % Of an acre aud lot two ca
congaulne ID aud eight 90 perchea improved
by a dwelling and ouibudlugs
Of sale $3.50 "a and expenses Of sale includ-
ing in cash, balance IN equal instruments sig
and twelve months, for which tbs Notes the pur-
chaser bearing Interest from day Of sale aud secured by
deed Of trust on the property sold shall b taken;
d. 800 required at the lime sale. All con-
veysnc ng, purchasers est. Terms to lie COM
Piled wiIh in ten days, otherwise right reserved
sell aud cost OF deiaultnx purchaser after ye
days pubic notie Of such resale some nsvspsper
published IN Washington, ID. q
oc3-d ivory @. KIMBAI.L. Trustee
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Dropped Dead I'm Church.

XESIA, ", oct u.-Lydia Washington, aged
eighty-fOur years was at the colored Wesleyan
church Tuesday night, and participated In the
services, speaking and shouting In an unusually
happy way. While engaged IN shouting she sank
into ner seat and died. Aunt Lydia was famous
about Xenia for being the mother OF twenty-one
Children
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BOWLING. Auctaonser.

CHANCERY SALE OF Two BRICK DWELLING
HOUSES. NoA 800 AND IA Q STREET hokTh
WEST.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia. paassd IN Equity C.use No
pIsn,ses ON THURSDAY; The E!SHTEbE - Y. DAY
O'CLOCK =. II. the following dssc1bed RAJ estate
situ.te in ths City Of Washingon District Of Oolum-
the full depth Of lot A. in Mallsch'e recorded sub
division Of part Of sonar 1901. with ne nnps9ye-
houeea
Tern,s Of ala: Ope-third caah and the balance I'm
stx md tWelVr month"; with interest from tbs day Of
sale deferred be secured hy dssd Of trusl
dspost Of ol00 Will Be required 81 the time II sale
II the terms sale not COMPLIED Win N ten days the
Of asfsultnG purchaser An eonvsyancng I'd rsoord-
inG Ct tn pOEchaseg's cost.
1870. EkslPiEE1HxpR. s*SaHnnDr3 n.~.s.
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Three regiments dedicated monuments on the
gettysburg battlefield yesterday-the Fourth and
seventeenth Maine regiments, and the Forty -rrth
New York regiment
German booksellers In London have ordered
1000 copies OF Dr. Mackenzies history OF the case
VI tne late emperor Frederick. The work will De
reaay LOT sale an England on Monday next
Mrs Josephine T. Heap, as Administrative OF the
estate Oh her husband, @. Harris Heap, who from
June, 1854, 10 June, 1855 was consul-geLeral at
Sonstanllnopie, Is seeking, by proceedings before
Suage Butler In the U. b. Circuit Court In Phila-
oeipnia, 70 recover an additional 81, OOO cumpen-
ssuon IRON the Government The Appropriation
" congress Tor the salary was s. COO Out Tue Law
nxeo II &C 200 1he decision WAS reserved
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AND OHIO RAILROAD

Lave WASHINGTON FROM STATION coRNKa
t ~ C NV JERSEY AVENUE AND STREET
o Ier Cincinnati and Q. Louis s.pr... daily s,li
for Plttsburs and Cleveland erprs.s daily io.sSs
ion Lexington and Local Stations, ,lo.roAm
For PhiadepliA Newark and Wilmington. 7.3o /.
Tor iniernnsdis,e Points beapeeS B.lu NOR. .ai
Tor sihEeriy and ,nterneds.s pm poin.. "a 30 A.
@ ssl aTsn so 30 20 sss y
irsine $500 80 4:35 Is. so a. IS l,n al
2o5 $50 Sns 40 tss e sss I. 8 IA, "a
For knDspolis. 8 40 and 30 m. 1910 snda 20
ham oR s1ns. $40 I'm IN 4,s so p a Lss'' A.
For Way Sutton. between Washington and p.la-
On susasy: 80 8 "a - IS. s.s
Fer stations on the Metropolitan Branch. 10 Is
Il * 30 and X as S.n. ''0H' 0Ai' i0 ioA
fis 30 ~ 40. .s'ss sn I'll II 9 te5 P@.
For Boyds and rtermedisis ssasionA "a pm-.is
Church train leaves washington on sunday only y
tpl5 Pm, stoppins ct ~ stations on Mstropeasas
sIos frsderick fIo:Ioam- "a f4'sa tsssoss.
Tor Hswer.iown. 80 10 an and vs. .3opm
toi Luray and points on the Shenandoah Valley q
n TO hoanoke and al points south wa Norfolk sns
Trains arrive from CHICAGO as,,y ~ a m sna sis
ana 80 y. frVm Pittsburr daily ~ 5:lk
From Phii.delphia. Chester. and Wilmington. iosAs
q. m z :oO. q 10. anl y 800 m. daily.
n.%oSe Is ana S.1 sad e M
Trains leave bsli,more for wsshinstcn e. 9 -
Sss train, : M M ia:is. 2. s S'lS, 2 50 s.i1
50 i ins e. S sasaist $40 "a
: ss:s :. = :. ss.:. ~ - "A
is M II i CIhM ass cHAs O scuIL
ap3o Cen M.n4esr. Cen Pa AEosl
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20 PER Crsr Orr
ALL CASH SALES

DURING IMPROVEMENTS WILL. SELL
MY ENTIRE STOCK OF WATCHES OLA
MoNDs. STERLING SILVER AND Sill
VENTILATED WARE CLOCKS. BRoNzEs
oPERA-oLAssRa ETC. ETC. AT A DIS
COUNT OF 20 PER CENT.
FRANK NJ LEWIS
oc4 1915 PA. AVE.
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500 5th T. nv. r-,..
HENRY WISE GARNET, irusteea
4l6 9TH IT IA W.
oc2-eokds DUN-ANSON BROS Luctiopaars

CHANCERY SALE OF A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
~ ON TIE SOUTH SIDE or sIkDET BIZ
TWEEN FIFTkLNTh AND siXTEENIH
STl.EETS NOkTHWtST. HOUSE No. l5O2 X
STREET NOkThWEsr.
By virtue Of a decree Il the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia passed in the Harbaugh
ct al VS. iarbaueh ct al. No. ll.32G equity. vail
offer for SALE public auction, the remi-
ses, on HI kSDAl. OCTOBER EIGHTEEN1H, 1855,
~ HALf-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK I'M. that crertaill
parcel Of ground siuata IN Washington Guy, SAID
Dist let known lot number L. VI the subdivision
b. George ". Clark Of certain lots, square 1873
recorded in Liber To- the Records of subdivision,
At 81, In the office Of the surveyor of sid bis
trict AID particularly described in the proce, In
said cause with the improvements thereoa consisting
IA a tSo,tory pressed brick rOnt dwelling having
. two-story and finished basement back building.
Terms Vi sale: one third cash IL be paid v the day
Of within ten days thereas ter tn residue IA
equal iIstallments at and two y,ars the ay
SALE bearing interest until paid the slx
per cent per snnum the deferred to be
cured by the prom notes of the purchaser or
the purchaser III pay all cash. Terms of sale 70 be
compiled with within ten DAP TILE be reta ned
until full payment VI purchase money and All
conve, ancing and Y at purchssers cost 500
deposit ON acceptance Of bid
JAMES b. EDWARDS. Trustee.
900 9th sire NV
DOWLlNG, Auct. -eodSds
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AUCTION SALES.
THoMAs DOWNING. Aucuons.r.

Do"AlNo. Aucuonesr.
chANcEkr SAB OF vALUABLE rNPRovEp
M ,,hySlAlE IN GEORGETOWN, DlsI Nc I
"a SoLSAb bElNG Known As PkEn ~
M 49,. 49, VA II sTkkET.
pss;..., -. a ee.ree % tine supreme Court OF <eio
hsii - 1881 m Equity ause nunll-rcd ll3oa
on sA Ali ~ SIss auction m front q the prrrs
~ shbAl. the ~ NlIE1H nAk OF OCfO-
I'm lsss az HALrPAsT ROTH v.Lo0k
Il ground s,,p,,.S a. certain piece OF pss.el
r,s ~ ~ va ne ei part OF lot g. Of Thornss
tali,'xs. is,,oh of Les AM and Described -
10, ,h go, Tor TIE ale, street go
,h xii ston stsldsrt str-et thence running nortb
MI es tre.t 80 1T. the g wu.t 81 rrnt an. -
~, s.eet % feet or lee. until II IN
ssS -, I IN OF the = az. theDce south vith
49, -. ~ esa sip 3 polnt f,und by draw NJ
ns - A.slrs WITH Vale, str ct west from me
ft =. "stnnlhs Until q tutes.cts lie ..st line 81
t., nor. -, e@sL With said Inc rrver~ed. Has
re- ,hore or iess % tie pso. " b,.fnninx tosslhsf
, 81 sAls; une thru cash residue IN two eS-a
psshets ne and years res, .-ctfy,iy an -
Net ,eret ad ss'ur-o b, dsSl 81 trIa. an lie o. n
n sooo ,sa,,- ~ option u purchaser Det.rsit
y slVo n1ulF q q time 81 lie. A loUS,y.neii,- "A
pureA-se. o.st Terms 20 b. comIliel with lr IN
ee the pfupery a. d-iaulttns turrh.s.r. = 20 90
"a asa. NhAhA-ts IL CkAGlN. Tru-tes
S,l n. 4 n -
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AUCTION SALES.
rO.MOR asOW.
WAITE B. WILLIAMS . co. AuetlODesr.

WLTkR b. WILLIAMS CO. Auctioneers
% + li4n. 4 az x
door decor.t on durins winter coasi.tinS OF Palms
frss. 1' ~aITkE H SlE EffIfsns od pr1'
nUNCANsoN BROS. AostiOnesr.
fAR nynss SUITE TE.S WALSuE cHsRRy, ASH AND
sPkIN6 MATTRESSES. Hal -RAcK. bal ssaLs
hSps Sr NJ 1913 sK Elf IN
r,,n,v At AncII9 ,AS;p,a ;,
ins % TkN o'cLock. We viii sell, q, rs.idence No
S re.pscsfuii s caleb 1 ' ~ e Sse: -
M ALTER b WILLIAMS 4 90. Aucu0neers
AssIeNEE,s SALE OF ENTIRE STOCK OF FUR
NITURk, CARPETs, sTuvEs. MATTlN1s. BID
SAFE .e- SosfAISnp IS slokf No. ii4s
virtue of deed Of dated October
g. isss from henry 1rine IT,. to me and duly recorlsd
shall sell 81 pubc auction on the premises No 80
DAY '' Of oSTusss, isss ooamenans a TN
O'CLOCK A. N. the entire stock of Furniture. Gar
ennell and desirable srtcies tor house FURNISH,
'N Cess SIM '- EDWARD A NEWMAN. As,lsnes
1NhoMAs BOWLING. Auctonesr.
Two THOUSAND PIECES OF FIRsr-cLAss WALL
On FRIDAY, UCToBkk TWELFTH. 1855. az
ELEvEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, within my salesrooms
Will sell tie above paper.
Terms cash
oel0-2t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioncer
THkEE-sToRY BRICK DWELLING AND STORE
l. WITH LARGE BACK BUILDING, BLING NO.
4lS LIN kNlh . RET NOhIHM Isl.
by virtue of decree of the supreme Court of the
ptrlct OF Columbia passed the 3Oth day Of July.
AD. 1888. IN equity cause No. ll.0s. Shedd ct ala
against ohedd. l. trustee, Will offer at puOc
ton, on the PREMISES on FhlDAl. HE lMELFI n
DAl OF OCIObEk, A u. loss. Al fINE O'CLOCK
M the following described real estate. situated ia
the CITY of Washington the District of Columbia.
being Tart Of lot nun bered seven G. square
oeeo three hundred and forty sht l54SD
ins Tor the place OF beginning thirty CI3J feet
from the southwest angle Of said lOt seven l1b and
running thence north on q line with nth street.
eighteen 40 feet 90 inches. thence
dred llOOD eet one n inch thence south eighteen 49,
teet nlne CD inches, AID thence west hundred
tlUO) ieet one Cd inch 10 the place OF beginning
Terms OF sale One-thru tsD cash. baiance In two
Cz) equal payments IN 10 aud Cl from
tue day OF sale With interest," winch the
the purchaser shall be gwen secured deed of
upon the property solo all ash option yur-
chaser deposit Of two hundred aud ~ "a O) dot
lars will he required at the sale Convey
fng &C., at purcl RS IL terms
not Compile with IN ten lu daS the
the rsht " resell the property NJ cost and risk Of
deiaulting purchaser.
DUNCANS0N BROS, Auc tioneers ocl-dSds
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=, THE KAISER KISSES FRANCIS JOSEPH GooD-BYE.-
Emperor William and Emperor Francis Jo,eph ar
rived at Murzzuschlag from Neuburg at IL 30 o. M
yesterday. They were met by the King o. Saxuny
the regent OF Bavaria, and the duke OF Tuscany
Alter Luncheon Emperor William babe all farewell
he embraced and kissed Emperor Francis Joseph
three times, and then embraced and kissed the
king OF Sixony and the regent OF Bavaria Salutes
were exchanged while the train was leaving the
station Last evening Emperor Francis Joseph
and the others returned " Vienna
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Henry G. Rotchkiss, respected citizen OF West
Haven Conn. was arrested yesterday charged
win forgenes aggregatlng about $4,000
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LAURA SHIRMER Il NOr DEAD-A spectal IN z,

LACRA SHIRAER Is Nor DEAD.-A special to the
Baltimore Amertedn from Boston, OCTOBER 10,
says: Laura Snlrmer, the American opera singer
who Is said TO nave become member OF the sul,
tan's narem IN Constantinople, Is not dead. Her
family reside here, and, having considered them
never made any public statement concerning her
until driven TO It. To-day her mother comes out
Win the puonc announcement that her daughter
Is awe and well, and that they are In constant
COMMUNICATION with her, having received q letter
only Two weeks ago
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NALTKR a WILLIAMS / co. Auctaoasara
'A4vA1d1 InInSyED Pn0RERIr FRONTING g
Esffr S na fkR 18TH

Or MONDAY. ocTo6ER sIrTEENTHs AT HALE
ING Is lea .neS.. s,oss b 100 ssss dep ssesss
q sn6st.nta three story. he.ement and ststc bsck
Ihis propsrty ~ renso1 of - locosAon. poasensss
eress edyentage 70 tAoss IN eeorch a nstoass ps0p-
tnyestmess . dsiIs6le dvslliaE:
Isens nade knoys e sme g salss 600 down vhea
ssS-Ass wALan \ wuxzAxu Z 90, A.sa.
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Andrew Carnegie ON Trusts.

Hrom the Philadelphla Ledger.
Andrew Carnegie being asked his opinion Of
trusts, said: 1.-THE truest words that can be said
about trusts are that no one has as much cause to
fear trusts as those who go into them. There Is
no possibility OF maintaining trust; 1t is bound
TO go to pieces sooner or later, and generally Is
bound to involve In ruin those who are so foolish
as 10 embark in 1t. II successful for time and
Undue profits accrue, competition is created
which must be bought out and this leads TO fresh
competition, and so on until the bubble bursts, and
Then the article which IL was proposed TO enhance
In price Is made for years without prOfit anu the
consumer has his ample revenge" Mr.. Carnegie was
asked II he did not think the protective system
had something 10 do with trusts mo-"
SAID ne, protection has no more to do with the
trusts than with the tides The CHIEF trusts In
Europe. The copper SYNDICATE is q French trust,
the salt trust Is English, and the greatest trust
have ever known was the stee.rall trust In Eng
land, which embraced the continental works as
well. or course II went to pieces, as Is the nature
OF trusts, and, as consequence, the foolish COM
Diners have ever since been Destowing steel rails
upon an ungrateful world for less than cost. No
trust can stand"
In reply 70 the published charge that he had ar
ranged at Glasgow for an International steel-ratl
trust Mr.. Carnegie said: "There is not one single
word of truth in the report. made good radical
speech In Glasgow 10 5000 people, but steel rails
were never mentioned IL is the ia ,hlon Just now"
ne sald ITO assert that the manufacturers Of steel
rails In this country have made unusual prontS.
Noihlng can be more groundiesS. The capital In
vested In the BesSlmer steei-ral manufacture, Ia
ken as whole, mas not paid interest"
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From the London Spectator.
On Sunday Marshal Bazaine died in poverty at
Madrid OF heart disease, In the seventy-eighth
year OF his age. He must have been a man
OF unnatural ability OF q kind, for he rose
from the ranks to be marshal OF France and his
comrades thought him Mt to command great
pointment as commander-in-chier or 10000 men
In Mexico. or to his command or the I'm
mense force, $4,000, which he informed In
Metz. His gifts, however, were completely spoiled
or made injurious by want OF simplicity of charac-
ter. he was always thinking about himself, his
own career, his own position. We Will not say he
ruined the Emperor Macmillan, for nothing could
have saved that well-meaning adventurer, VINO had
no more business IN Mexico Than In Paris; but he
undoubtedly used the army OF Metz for dynaStlc
instead OF national purposes. He husbdnded it
In order that when peace was made he might be
the head or the only organized force remaining
His punishment was extreme, for France longed
Tor scapegOat; but he did not deserve Well OF his
country.
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E#$- II fEE u 8 g; $
Il. :: :: s. H. III /
CORNER llTH AND = srs n ".
ARE TOO BUSY TO WRITE A LIST OF
THEIR TWO PASSENGER ELEVATORS
ARE GOING CONSTANTLY AND THEIR
THREE ACRES OF FLOORING Is
CROWDED WITH FINE AND HANDSOME.
AS WELL AS CHEAP AND COMMON STOCK.
THEY SELL ALL CLASSES OF GOODS. AND
MARK ALL GOODS IN PLAIN FIaUREa
THE PUBLIC WILL FIND IT INTEREST
ING TO LOOK OVER THEIR ESTABLISH.
MENT. AND THEY EXTEND A CORDIAL
INVITATION TO ALL TO DO so.
w.R MOSES & SON.
ooR. nth AND F SIS NV
FURNITURE. CARPETS. UPHOLSTERY
GOODS. LACE CURTAINS. poRT1EREs.
PRINCES. WINDOW SHADES. CURTAIN
POLES AND DRApER1Es OF EVERY DE-
soR1PTIox. oc2
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS
\ MT. YERNoNI

STEAMER ". ". CoRCoRAN
Leaves 7th-s wharf daily texceJt sunday fR N
Vernon aud hivor Landings ss Tar down 0ymont =
10 O'Clock q M ksturnanx rsscbs Meningitis
sl0 L L BLAKE oa0aaka
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Hi. Cruelty Made Her a suicide.

SALLkNc HAD HIN AkkESTED AND DROVE AL
LEGED PARAMoUR oUI OF TOWN.
special from Batavia, N, Y, October 8, to the
New York World, says: Mrs. Louisa II. Moore, OF
Oakneld, who committed suicide last week, left a
letter 10 her children saying that she could stand
the abuse OF her husband no longer. Moore W IS
called before the coroner to testify, and spoke
slightingly OF the dead woman. He admitted that
they had frequent Quarrels, and that he often
struck her, and he acknowledged that the night
before The suicide he kicked her and told her That
"ner actions made him tuink more or his dog than
he did OF her." Miss Hattie johnson, a dress
maker, who lived next door TO the Moores, said
Mr. Moore came to her house at any time, morn
Ing, noon, or night, and had a perfect right to
do so.
Saturday night Miss Johnsons house was daubed
Win blue Ink, and yesterday call was issued for
pubic meeting 10 which all were invited s.whO
believe that our village should he rid OF the class
OF people who are personally responsible for this
suicide" The meeting last night was largely at
tenoed and decorouSly conducted and 1t re-
solved that Moore be arrested so that the cou-
munlty be rid OF his obnoxious presence, and that
Miss johnson be commanded to remain away
from the town for all time "her presence is not
desired In our midst" Moore was arrested, on a
charge OF assault, in Buffalo. where he went to
attend his wlfe's funeral to-day. Miss Johnson
lett town Sunday, and Is not expected TO return.
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Charl eston SPECIAL TO the n. y. Tribune, Oct. O.
The recent announcement OF the discovery OF an
underground river In North Carolina has resulted
In further discoveries. Some days ago news was
received here OF strange subteyanean noises heard
In portions OF Abbeville County. The noises were
unaccompanied by any seismic disturbances.
These noises, 1t Is SAID, still continue. To-day
news comes from Laurens county in this state or
another phenomenon. dispatch to the NetUs
ana Courier Yes an account OF the affair. About
Two acres OF land have apparently sunk from
ieet 10 o inches This ground Is covered with
bushes, which are turned and twisted considera-
bic. A reporter was dispatched 10 the scene and
confirms the news. He says he found place
where water and sand issue from the ground, the
water having milky sediment. This water killed
ali the vegetation which 1t touched. One man IN
the nelghOorhood reported the smell Of sulphur
soon after he nrst visited the place. The sunken
ground Is on the side OF a steep hill. People wno
visited II report that they could distinctly hear
the suDterranean noise VIII CHI they were unable 10
account for. There has not been an earthquake
shock here for nearly year.
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