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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-19

PLUMAGE FOR AN ISFoRMER. stu
dents were expelled from Oberlin college on
Saturday for drinking and gambling. The
students suspected that Frank Wolcott had ex-
posed them to the faculty, and on Sunday
night he was enticed into back street, where
masked men captured him and treated him TO
dose of tar and feathers Several arrests of
students were made Monday. A big row in
college circles has been stirred up by the
affair.
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A movement Is on foot in New Jersey to pro-
coed against Gov. Green for ordering a special
election to fill the vacancy caused by the sud-
den death OF Assembiyman Frank Short Some
lawyers hold that the governor has exceeded
his authority.
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Texas Strikers Disorderly,
THE GOVERNOR APPEALED TO TO PREVENT BLOOD
SHED IN ERATH COUNTY

THE GOVERNOR APPEALED TO TO PREVENT BLOOD
SHED IN ERATH COUNTY.
Dispatches from Texas say that the miners
of the Texas and Pacific coal company in
Erath county have been on strike for
month past and that they are becoming I'M
ruly. On last Friday night some new men
were attacked and badly beaten. and there was
constant firing of guns and pistols between
the strikers and the new men nearly all night.
bat no serious casualties are reported The
offices and store house of the company were
riddled by bullets. The sheriff and posse was
on the gfothd. but the force was inadequate to
protect life and property, and the governor had
been appealed to. At last accounts the sheriffs
of adjoining counties had been ordered to the
scene of the conflict. and company of state
rangers will probably be sent there.
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Too Lively for Flies.

From the Burlington Free Press
Augustus Treadwel amusing himself with
Willie Bly,, while waiting for his sister-'Does
your mother ever take you in hand. Willie?''
Wiliic1rsB "Yes-one hand. There amt
any flies On the oyher hand. though, you betl"
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AN AMERICAN TRoTTER AgRoAp.-T

AN AMERICAN TRoTTER ABRoAD-The bay
stallion Milton. by smuggler. bred by David II.
Blanchard, sold to Mr.. Reading in 1886 for
$1,000 after he had made a record of $50 at
Mystic park. was subsequently sent to Europe
and last year he won a road-wagon race, get
ting record of 2:25. This summer he trotted
several races in Germany. One was a 4-mile
heat race in harness which he won. and he was
also winner in two races, three in five, to har-
ness in which he made a record of 2:2O. In
his last race, pa miles, to harness, with eigh-
teen starters, he gave all a handicap and won
He has the fastest record in Europe
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Hams & SHArrn.
11l3 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
CAN attention to their very large assortment 1t
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
In Novelties Of Table, Toilet and Library Articles in
Sterling Silver
WATCHES.
Very superior Gold and Silver Watches for Gentle
men and Ladies', made especially for us in Geneva
Also. full line Of Waltham Watches
DIAMOND JEwELRY
In Necklaces Brscelets Pendants and Rnss in crest
variety and at popular prices.
CLOCKS. BRoNzEs. AND FANCY GOODS
OF our own selecting in London, Paris, and Geneva
CANDELABRA
OF importation in three hsndsoms DESIGNS of
each,
3, 4, and lights,
At the lowest prices In the market.
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PROFESSIONAL.

A RRIvED-TRE Gypsy MEDIUM, NINE. LAPEL.
N 5o3 18th st NV
Consult her in Love, Marriage, Divorce and busi-
ness; YOU will be more than satisfied Causes the
single TO marry with hest results Restores lost love
Brings the separated together Removes evil tudu
ences, jealousy. Gives the nervous aud depressed
better condition Tells what You better lifted for
and how 20 succeed IN business Having Gipsy ROVER
by inheritance and Tradition. newer tails 10 give
satisfaction.
Hours-4 a. m. to s D. m. d1o-2vs
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Estate Of A. 8. Abel.
ESVate Oh IA d hOcIIs
THE INVENTORY FooTs UP OVER FIVE MILLION
DOLLARS.

THE INVENTORY FooTs UP OVER FIVE MILLION
DOLLARS.
From the Baltimore sun, To-day.
The inventory of the estate Of the late A. s.
Abel. founder Of the Sun, will be filed in the
orphans court Of Baltimore county this morn
ing. BY Mr.. Abelrs will the Sua newspaper
and everything thereunto belonging and apper-
tanning was given and beqneathed absolutely
to his three sons, Edwin F., George W.. and
Walter Il. Abel. The legacies, paid and un-
paid. under the will, to relatives, connections,
friends, employees, charities. and public insti-
tutions. amount to over half a million dollars.
The rest. residue, and remainder of his estate
was given, devised. and bequeathed to his sons
in trust to pay the net income of five-eighths
parts thereof to his five daughters, and the re-
naming three-eighths parts were devised to
his three sons.
The total appraised and assessed value of the
estate is S5067. 765. 13. This amount Is made
up of 81. 936. 023.O5 bonds, 1867 1894 4S stocks,
s34 253 go furniture and other articles in resi-
deDces, S44.126 personal property in the Sun
iron building, s29 $50 leasehold property, and
81, l56, 3OS real estate.
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Bombarded by Legitime.


The TOWN OF CAPE HAYTI DESTROYED BY HAITIAN
MEN-oF-wAB.
The steamship Saginaw, which arrived in
New York yesterday from Hayti, brought news
of the bombardment of Cape Hayti on the
morning Of December by four of Gen. Legi-
times men-of-war. The vessels guns were
fred with blank cartridges to give notice Of
the warlike intentions. The foreign consuls in
the city sent out petition to the commander
of the 1eet, asking time to get out of the city.
They were given thirty-six hours to evacuate.
The people fed TO the hills taking all the pos
sessions they could conveniently carry. They
loaded their effects on the backs of mules. The
supply of mules being limited to fifty or sixty,
fabulous prices were paid to convey a single
mule-load OF the more valuable effects of the
wealthy residents to place of safety. Shortly
after daybrcak on the second day after the ar
rival of the feet the Haytan officers trained
their guns on the town and the bombardment
commenced. The frail bamboo novels of the
poorer people went down ike grass, but the
stone struc lures stood the fire we'll Despite
the warning they had received to leave the
town. many of the residents chung to their hab-
itations. In fact it was impossible to remove
many of the sick in the city within the time
allotted by Legitime. White flags hoated over
houses in which sick persons we're. The Sagi-
naw's passengers say Legitime is losing the
confidence of the people
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PROPOSALS

L QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE. wsshinston b.
g December u msssied Proposals. IN trphcsts
once until ELEvEN 9cLock A NJ TUESDAY.
furnishing and delivering mineral o Preference viii
be ven to articles Of domestic production or isnu-
the price Of foreien production or msnufacturs -
duty thereonD being equal AL information Win 3
tanning proposas should be plainly marked Popossis
for Mineral Oil" and addressed % the DEPOT
master, Washington, D. Q. Q. b DANDY. peiuty
ouArtermaster General. q. &. Army. dls-6t
PRoPosAIs FOR PNEUMArlo DYNAMITE
Il 6USS.-0rdnanoe Once. Mar Dersrtipent wash-
tnston, December = lsss.-Sealed propoeAls WI b
s sSTTsn :. Aif sfss ST,a 2Nf 2SLoGkP a
FOR SUPPLYING one sinch and eight l6-tnch more ee
nsse.snfy msss,n,yH .na n rna Ss
Gen.. Chief Of Ordnance d13-6t
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A Race War in Tennessee.
A BLOODY CONFLICT GROWS OUT OF LAWSUIT
BETWEEN NEGRO ANDA WRITE MAN.

A BLOODY CONFLICT GROWS OUT OF A LAWSUIT
BETWEEN NEGRO AND WRITE MAN.
special from Jackson, Tenn, says; A des-
perate fight between negroes and whites took
place in one OF the districts of that county on
Friday last. Will Hicks a negro, sued Peter
Brown for settlement. While Mary Brown
daughter Of defendant. was on the witness stand
Hicks questioned her in a very insulting manner.
When her brother Tom interposed and asked
Hicks not to Insult his sister. the negro swore
he would say what he pleased, and knocked
Young Brown down with a heavy stick.
general fight then ensued, in which sew
eral negroes were stabbed and blood flowed
freely. Peter Brown was knocked senseless
with a brick, and is probably fatally wounded
The negroes sent to the city Sunday for am
munition. and are armed with shotguns. and
swear that they will not be arrested. Officers
went from jackson Sunday to arrest them.
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TNHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VEHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
STOCK OF GROCERIES, CONTAINED IN STORE
.sTREET soGTHwEsT' At A6 6ciA VI II
On FRIDAY pE De EMP Ell TWE :, 1883.
g and streets southwest, will sell the entire
tents, consisting Of
t tias Ts ,s s sH5t s sas so'''s''
Soaps and Starcn,
Fancy Shelf Goods,
Mood and Willow Ware.
Tea and Spice Caddies,
c coSse Mii and Counter Scales
Meat Racks and Block
and many other artises These goods are all fresh,
buy ers and the public generally Sale positive
dfs-dts ~ THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
TE,HoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
CONTRACTORS SALE OF NINE VOTING KEN
oSE FINE -IobNG bRiyfNG H6RsE, SIDE:
SaeoH MAk sk sEls S kJ
On On M6SDAY., DECEMBER TWENTY; FOURTH.
and 1th street northwest will sell for wellknown
Nine Kentucky. Mules,
Dayton wagon ard sids-bsr Buggy.
The stock : i sT%s ssnais.op all youns, sound.
to secure good working stock H sse pSstiys
diy-dis Auctionee5.
(IHATICEEY SALE (, 0E a, CORNER I tQT THIRTY
= By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
Ras in And m
M s5sii 4 HAEfFSsT TSSk SSbock s4T-
NINTH A D. 1883, sell at auction, in front of the
the real estate in the t Of ". % IN
four "A, and ive l5) in square one thousand and one
COOL, beginning at the southwest corner Of said
OF street south ninety 600 feet thence north thirty
600 feet thence west ninety 90 feet thence south
mon Of four-foot alley on the north
deposit is required At the time the property
is bid of. Conyeyancfng and recording at the pur-
within days the Trustee reserves the right to resell
at the risk and cost of the defautins purchaser
EUGENE r m AR f0maisn Trustee sssas;s
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. dl9.22,26,27a2s-5t
KUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
S sTEEEJ' rsEfwEEN AND n STREETS
21 FUR TwE E
sell, in front of the premises,
sUB-LOT 76. SQUARE SOC,
fronting II feet inches on ~ street and running
Frame DSsins ~ Is street sma '~0s''y
Term, cash: OF which S2o6 must b paid At time OF
dss ethsrxs the hight reserved 70 resell At rsf sSa
cost Of def.ultng purchaser after ave days public no
Washington. .. G. cOnvsysSc,pg Ass AZ PgrOhsssrs
Dist "oANN H nnss;
GRAND DISPLAY OF CHRISTMAS earns. sTT x
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stranger-sI hear this is great section for
fox hunting"
Oak Tree Inn Host-'Yes, stree; parties
come down from the city every fall; come in
grand style, too; been coming for years"
is MT there danger that you viii run out of
fOxesy'
Not bit. We are still using the fox we
began with. -Pkiladelp tia Record
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T1UNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneera.

GRAND DISPLAY OF CHRISTMAS CARDS. SILK
NJ Hsndkerchiefs and MuflerR Jewelry, every kind
q Doll Plush Plush Noyslaes, Fancy shppers- kAUF.
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DENTISTRY.

nR STARR PARSONS. DENTIST, 9TH ST, COR
~ ner T. NV. billing speciality. Teeth extracted
without pain by pain killer spilled 10 suns Artir-
clal teeth Inserted, aching teeth saved hours 20 s.
nR DUKE. DENTIST, us 18th Wv TEETH
prepared and used only by me. Teeth hled FL Per-
fect-htting sets artificial Teeth Operstions guar
anteed. MIMI
nR r. J. HYATT, DENTIST, ST CLOUD
~ Building, cor, 9Th and 4 SITS, Room 2. extracts
SAFE pleasant and effectual sa22-l3y
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The CoNuNDRuM SOLVED,

HE CoNuNDRuM SOLVED,
HOW MANY WHO, SEVERAL WEEKS
AGO, HARAsSED THEIR MINDS WITH THE
ALL-ABsoRBING QUESTION OF THE
HOUR ARE NOW, AFTER TAKING ADvAN-
TAGE OF OUR MOST EQUITABLE CREDIT
SYSTEM, REPosINa IN THE HAPPY
KNOWLEDGE OF A SPEEDY REALIZATION
OF THEIR LONGING DESIRES!
BY MEANS OF OUR GENEROUS OFFER
THEY HAVE PURCHASED AT THEIR OWN
FIGURES AND UPON THEIR OWN TERMS,
ONE A HANDSOME RATTAN ROCKER. AN
OTHER sILK-PLUsH PARLOR SUITE.
MANY FANCY PARLoR CLOCK. AND
STILL MORE AN ELABoRATELYF
sIDEBoARD. WITH WHICH TO GLADDEN.
THE HEARTS AND REVIVE THE DRooP-
ING SPIRITS OF THOSE DEAR ONES WHO
OTHERWISE WOULD HAVE RISEN ON
CHRISTMAS MORNING ONLY TO SUFFER
THE BITTER sTINGs OF DIsAPPOINT-
MENT AND ENVY.
THERE ARE STILL FEW WHOM WE
WILL BE ONLY TOO GLAD TO WELCOME,
EXTENDING TO THEM THE FULL BENE-
FITS OF OUR CREDIT SYSTEM AS BE-
FORE AND. IN ADDITION, AT STILL
GREATER REDUCTIONS ON THE FOLLOW
ING GOODS, WHICH COMPRISE OUR LINE:
ROCKERS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. FANCY
TABLES, A COMPLETE LINE OF RUGS,
LACE CURTAINS, sIDEBOARDs, HALL
RACKS, WALNUT AND OAK EXTENSION
TABLES, TOILET SETS. AND. IN FACT,
EVERYTHING FOUND IN A FIRST GLASS
HoUsE-FURNIsHING STORE.
THERE ARE BUT FEW MORE DAYS
IN WHICH TO MAKE PURCHASES. AND WE
INVITE THE PUBLIC TO CALL AND.
AFTER EXAMINING OUR EQUITABLE
SYSTEM OF DEALING. CONVINCE THEM
SELVES THAT OURS Is THE MOST PER-
Feet EVER PROPOSED TO THE CONsrD-
GRAFTON OF MANKIND.
HOUSE 3 HERRMANN's
CASH AND CREDIT FURNITURE
AND CARPET HOUSE.
s21 AND cas- SEVENTH STREET NV.
AND CSC MASS AVE NV
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EHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer

TRTEsTEEs e., SALE II - OF :, VALUABLE tITAE IMPROVED
AsH s ASR 2s
1855 recorded IN Lber l34S folio 412 ct seq, Of
.s VOL On ell fatTsb b .nfor & tgpt # Is #
square IL 0t h e
south As feet thence il souihwestery direeton As
fee, inches to Massachusetts avenue; th,Ice with
5-iOo feet to street; thence east IS 72-loo
eoss t If WITH hs brE Sa
known as Nos 62S and $50 street AID o31 and 635
4 iss sn e ot
OCtOCE ? NJ n front Of the premises. Lot as, Of
aas se
S 4 fss srsst h".s and known as
on the a and sso2 o It time Of
ten Ss. the Of will Be re.o
a1.ass. H5bhkF Il s Saonff s: Trustees.
L SfkEaf EEFy EES Soh EffStSFR ssSS
HOUSES Nos. liz AND 1i14. -'-''
BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
Mary ct T No. Eu HShb
No 20, viii offer for sale At yunc suction in #
TwtSrIEfH, isss at IoUE O'Clock 4 H.. the
west hall OF Lot numbered TWO g. IN Square num-
bered nine hundred and eighty three $685. fronting
thirtywo (s2i feet street northeast in the city
Of Washington, and running back with that width to
the line of said lot the being improved by
two two-story frame dwelling houses.
The property will De sold in bulk two separate
lots, each with house thereon, t. suit purchaser
Terms of sale prescribed by said decree: One bird
Of the purchase money to be paid cash. and the bal
in two equal insslnents, payable with interest
and two years respectively, from day OF sae for
trust upon the premises sold shall be given deposit
OF $50 each piece OF property sold will be required
mepts the rreses due to the day of sale will be
paid out of the proceeds of sale Property be
yeyed upon ratification of sale by the court All
veyspcing at purchasers cost If terms of sale be
complied with in days from day of sale Trustee
the right resell the premises risk and
cost Of defauluDg purchaser upon five days public
notice of such resale in some newspaper published in
Washington, d. c.
CHAS. A. ELLIOT, Trustee
400 5tI street n W,
DUNCANSoN BROS Aucts dS-d
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DIR. BROWNE SUNS UP.

Mr.. Browne. of Indiana am not defending
the civii-serviee machinery. am not defend
ing the details Of the civil-service rules. lam
attempting 70 get American politics above
1anmAny politics. New York politics machine
politics. partisan politics if you please, and to
get the government: administered on true BUSH
ness principles, and indorse everything that
President Cleveland has so well said on this
subject and condemn everything that he and
Lis party have done in assuming TO execute the
ciyil-service law. Laughter and applause on
the republican side
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ACCUSING JUDGE.-Therc was n sensation
in the hearing of the WEIGH bribery case in
Chicago yesterday. A. s. Trude, the counsel
for WEIGH and also for the street railway COM
pany, said, IN reference 10 the course of Judge
Halves in the case as follows: Halves had an
interested motive. He wanted to be nominated
for governor and while he was indirectly at
work in the grand-jury room upstairs trying to
get these men indicted, he was interviewing
George r. Davis downstairs There is no
man in town who haunts the newspaper offices
or is a greater bore than Judge Halves. Why,
sir, George Jeffrey, in the times of Charles ii.
wasn't more infamous than Judge Halves, who
sent his opinion to the grand jury to influence
that jury to indict WEIGH and others. Think
of that and then he sent six copies of his opin-
ion to the newspapers" Judge Halves has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-19

Two POWERFUL ASTRONOMICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Prof. John A. Brashear, OF Allegheny City, Pa,
expects to astonish the astronomical world by
two telespectroscopes which he has just COM
pleted for Prof Lewis Swift. of the Warner
Brooks. of the Smith observatory at Geneva,
y. Y. They are the largest instruments of the
kind ever constructed. One Of the additional
features added is for use in observing the hy-
drogen flames which extend for great distances
ment the position of both observer and spec
troscope are permanent. Certain parts of this
instrument are illuminated by tiny electric
hight of three-candle power. There is also an
attachment for photographing the spectrum of
the sun and stars. 1t was Prof Brashear who
made the grand spectroscope for the Lick OBJ
servatory in California. Tonight he will
start for Winnemucca, New. where on January
/ large gathering of astronomers will OBJ
serve the total eclipse of the SUM-
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TIE CLEAN SWEEP"

lam very glad. Mr.. Springer said, to hear
the distinguished gentleman from Indiana
commanding the civil-service law and giving
assurance (as he can probably give such assur-
ance better than any other gentleman on this
floor because of his being personally and geo.
graphically so near 10 the President-elect) that
during the incoming administration an effort,
at least. will be made to observe the principles
Of tie civll-service Law. We have heard much
In the newspapers since the election about the
''elean sweep that is to take place Immediate
u on the Inauguration Of the incoming Presi-
dent.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
VNHoMAs DOWNING. Auctioueer.

I'uoAAc boN&-lN0 AuCuoueer.
SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRovEp LOT on
SOUTH CAPITOL STREET, IN SQUARE I'M
MEDIATELY SOUTH OF THE CAPITOL
BY virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, passed in the OF Bueer
81 al VS.; Mcdonald et al. No 8. 1888 equity, the
derrnged trustee will sell q public auction, in front
yANUAhY, 1859 at FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, the fol-
bed real estate situated in the said District
Of a. part OF lot numeersd nfteen In SQUARE uum
Der SIX hundred and thjrtysix t036s beginning for
the same At the distance Of twentyone 21) feet sir
to inches from the northeast Of said lot and
inches thence west the whole depth of the said lot
thence north thirtythree $3.50 feet three 80 inches
thence east TO the place Of beginning.
Terms Of ssls: One;third cash balance in siI teO
bear interest at the rate Of per from the
DAY OF SALE or all cash. at the option OF the purchaser
All conNeyAncing az the cost of the purchaser de-
posit Of 500 required at the time Of sale II the
terms OF sale are not complied with in days the
fauItins purchaser.
JOHN T. ENNIS. Trustee.
dlS-d&ds 4S6 Louisiana ave.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

THIS EVENING.
(JLOsIN6-OUT SALE OF BRAD ADAMS STOCK
~ oE BOOKS: STATIONERY AND FANCY GOODS,
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ARTICLES sUITA-
BILE FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS; ALSO,
COUNTERS. SHOWCASES, DESKS, SHELv-
On MONDAY, DECEMBER SEVENTEENTH. ct
SEVEN O'CLOCK P. N, and continuing every even
ing. the entire stock Of Books &C., will be sold with
out reserve Especial attention is called to this sale
J. BRAD. ADAMS.
FOLEY, Auctioneer. dI4-lw
VNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
Southwest corner 1lth st. aud Pennsylvania ave.
DEAD-LETTER OFFICE SALE
Catalogue Of Articles accumulated in the
Office to be sold at Auction, by order Of the Post
master-oeneral at the auction rooms Of Thomas
Bowling, l1th 1t. and Pennsylvania ave-
The sale will commence on
MONDAY. DECEMBER SEVENTEENTH, 1883,
and will be continued daily at
TEN A. NJ and SEVEN p. NJ.
until the whole IL disposed OF
Terms: Cash on delivery.
d12-7t GEO. HALL. Superintendent.
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a- sorf
g
Ten PEH Cent Drscousr
ON OR BEFORE DELIVERY UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
THIS DISCOUNT WILL BE ALLOWED ON EVERY
ARTICLE IN THIS ESTABLISHMENT
YOU KNOW EVERYTHING NECESSARY FOR
FURNISHING HOMES FROM CELLAR
TO ROOF, EXCEPTING CROCKERY,
HARDWARE AND TINwARE.
ARE FOR SALE HERE
FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, CARPETS,
AND RUGS OF ALL KINDS AND QUAIL
TIES. UPHOLSTERY GOODS AND IN
TERROR DECORATIONS OF ALL THE
NEWEST AND BEST DESIGNS.
BEDDING OF VARIOUS
KINDS. SC. &c.
ALL PRICES MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
W. B. MOSES l. SON,
CORNER nth AND sTs. N W.
DIS Washington, d. G.
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INDIANA POLITICS.

From this the debate drifted into Indiana
politics. and all the old charges of using money
in elections. Mr. Browne made some reference
to the resignation of District-Attorney Sellers
and to the statement that be had resigned
because Of the failure Of the grand iury TO
lndlet Mr.. W. W. Dudley on account of the
block of fyes" letter.
This brought Mr.. Bynum 10 his feet. The
republican papers, he said, have published
everything that was not true as to Indiana dur
ing the last six weeks, and nothing that was
True lLaughter.1 The district-attorney had
gwen charge OF this matter to the deputy who
mas conducted the investigation before the
Jury, and who will continue il il permitted as
ne mas been nominated as successor to Mr.
Sellers Venture, however, to say that the
republican Senate will not confirm his nomina-
non that he may pursue this investigation. but
VIII reject his name in order to have some
other man appointed who wants nothing done
in the matter.
Mr. steele-Does the gentleman state that
Mr., Bailey is either honest or capable?
Dir. Bynum-Both.
Mr.. steele-When did you arrive q. that con-
clusion?
Mr. Bynum-I have never questioned his
honesty or ability.
Mr.. steele-You looked upon him as q pretty
tough citizen?
Mr.. Bynum-Mr. Bailey is q man Of honesty
and ability.
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DuNcASsoN BROS, Auct0neer,
AUCTION SALE OF HOUSE NO. l4l7 SIXTH
STREET NORTHWEST
We will offer for sale in front of the premises ON
SSATTRJD,As1T, p6G S TMENTYTwo, 1858, At
dwelling house No. l4l1 9th ST. n W. Containing 10
rooms. bath and brick back addition Terms made
known day of sale. dlSdkdbs