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ts5.l. b H. WARNER CO.,
d26-3t 916F ST. NV.
sA Me- BET TN AN. AND sTsi NV NV:
chance for a convenient comfortable home in nice
A ssiss moderate Ts'i T. ws1iRssfR CO..
d26-3t 9l6 F st. NV.
F3R, SALE I3"s st. NV. bh.,
NV 5eoo 7i =. 9TH stnw. S s5.soO
~ A. soy 700 ei5 to $50 Md y; oOo
Nv; h. no:n 5000 ls rs p, St NV. sOOO
4oi 70 7SS farrsEa oOO l5s6 St NV ooo
To ;; let D'0 i$55 isas '''
st sa !; 1000 son ave. s.e.,b A and
nsy.fdh4 5000 s65 Nj s. NV bh' low
6 r.; Or. and house; 400 l3is East Cap
1911 St NV, i2 5'oO aoi St. NV. bS S,oOO
ss5s to 1854 St ooO rSs 9Th St n. w. b. INV
14is 18th ST. nv s,ooO ISL 10th St ~
ssi sa5 I'D St 1,ooO s SR e St NV COW
ne BIZ m ,'oo S 81 i3a ST. sw. 2,sOO
5d7 and 500 Va ave. sa M 10Th st Sc. III.
and 200 18th St s.e.4.5Oo sr ........25OO
coh ab2ve Is 9nv PORTION Of the property on my
s Ai TH6
E0k SALE-THE NEW EIGHT ROOM Ii vUsE ON
the Corner Of and Marion SITS n finished in
Noou, hcattQ Dy furnace Will ali ulooern I'M
lars see McLhcHLESS BATcHELDIR. iai5 st
NV. d2l-1t
IGOR ALE-THREE NEW SIX-ROOM HOUSES
on Marion st. INV. just north of open CRATES and
an modern improvements finished in natural wood;
frSA ff fGE ST. w
EoR SALOON EASY TERMS, 3-sTORY BAY.
L window Brick House; all modern Improvement;
open IRE places; wood mantels, &C.: cellar under
whole house; Parlur, Ginning, pantry and kitchen on
s SGT oAi or address MANNING d dsia SHd
ENoK SALE-BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME ON RHODE
Il Island ave near Iowa CIRCLE south front; l.
rooms and every modern convenience This house
was bu1it by day work, Is trimmed in oak has brown
stone and pressedbrick front; complete i'll every
ue"iar' f0r permit to inspect 3.a SsRpiy to ,vrp
d21-1m. 90 st.
EOK SALOON ST. NV, A FINE RESIDENCE;
10 rooms bath, III. in complete order; s. 900.
. st. near 18th. 8 rooms, N. 22x92: 900.
d11-eo6t 1900 T st. NV:
IIOls sALE-OR RENT-A MOST DESIRABLE
Little Home, 9TH st ne reasonable price TO rent
or sell Apply CHAS. EARLY, 603 18th st. dl4-2w
DOR SALE LARGE DOUBLE BRICK FAMILY
4 Mansion, with large yard and stable, near Ascen-
sion church. Address Box l, Star Office. d9-lm
NOR SALE DESIRABLE SUBURBAN PROP
L erty, improved and Unimproyed, including Large
ana Conimodlous Dwelling. with ampl egrounds, situ-
OF Washington city, and several moderate sized Villas
delightfully."- located and at low prices, and easy
terms To suit houses and lots in all parts of the city
for sale. Apply to
d1O-2m Real Estate Agent $40 st. H.
E0R sALE-HOUsEs AND LOTS IN MOUNT
Il Pleasant. J. l. HEREFORD,
oclO-3m 1419 q St
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SPECIALTIES.

NINE Z L. VAUDEVILLE AND SSISTANT, MAN.
vi icnre and Chiropodist; late Of New York, Hands
Beautined. Finger Nails Blelched. Polished, Imam
eled Corns Bunions Inverted Nails removed With
out Pain OK Draining Blood. 1882 q St n.w.d 23-6ys
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The Choir Makes a Night of IL.

A theater and supper party given last
evening to the gentlemen of the Incarnation
church choir. They attended the performance
of the Brigands at Albaugh's opera house, and
afterward sat down to a well-served supper at
Harveys. The following-named gentlemen
were present: Messrs. John Colley, Morgan
Wilson, Frank and Richard Bright Stanley ana
Oscar Hinrichs, Harry Van Dyke, Hurry W.
Spofford. VIM. Langtree, - Copeland, Prof.
John 1heophil and II. l. Geare. On Sunday
morning next the Christmas program OF music
will be repeated. The annual sunday school
service of the Church of the Incarnation will
be held on that day at p. IN, and at both serv-
ices Miss Anita Cluss will play the harp. Tues
day, January z, an entertainment similar TO
that extended last evening TO the gentlemen
will be enjoyed by the boys of the choir.
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AUCTION SALES.

FINKUSTEk'S SALE OF THE BERKELEY SPRINGS
l. HOTEL PROPERTY WITH LIS FURNITURE
AND FlXTURES, TOGETHER WITH VAL
uABLE TOM LOTS AND sEVENTY-IIVt.
ANp 0NL;HALF ACHES OF LAND AT d LIKE
ON TUESDAY, JANUARY SEVENTH, 1890
For further particulars the Morgan Mercury,
West Nlrslha. or address SAMUEL. r. HILL, Trus-
tee taystte aud 81. Paul streets, Baltimore. Md.
dlS 3nNiaINE
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

NOR SALE-I NEAR 9TH ST NV, A DESIRA-
II BILE 2story and Basement Brick, rooms and bath
lot lSx75. Price $4,000.
tS72l B. II. WARMER h CO.,
d26-3t 916 st. NV.
GNOR SALE-22D BET. n AND SITS NV! g
Il story Brick rooms and cellar. in good order. A
chance for convenient comfortable home in nice
neighborhood ut moderate price; Si,150.
tS16l B. II. WARNER X CO..
d26-3t gl6F ct. NV
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EUK REM
Al5E stuu 800

u bl0 r st NV, lbr.& lOO
1Oll NH. ave.,lOr. 20. 30
] 4OO2lst st. NV, l0r.. %
13l Nd. ave. ne, llr. 10
49, Sd 81. NV. 9r. ....5J
1908 N.H.av.n.w.9r. 30. 50
1Ol2 22d NV. yr. $3.50
1908 Sth st. NV. Sr....0U
12:23 18th st.n-w. ,Sr.4J.4 ~
140J 3lst. NV. lUr....45
laos i ltE NV. Sr.-42.l1
1901 VT. ave-. 11r.......4O
Hyat-svillc. Md. lar. 40
4:B6 / Il. n. W., ar. 81 80
216 G. ST. NV, l3r 30. 80
23l3 NJ st.n. W., lUr. 80 10
III n st. n. W., Tor. j. 30
SOB Il 1T. NV. Sr. 80. 80
22O9 18th 81. n.w......-3O
1905 Linden st NV. 1r.2S
2S20 y 81. NV. Sr.-.25. AZ
12uS ii st.m.e.. 1r...:J. 40
Pa sth St n. e., 6r.. 20. 30
BOZ Sd st. NV, or ..221-3 80
20 Est NV, 6r....-23-JU.
1928 NJ. ave, ar. - 9.22
d2S h FL WAR;
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FOR lighthouses.

90 AMI ID n 81 M Ii hOOhos
slmod imp. newly papered; each..-.....S25 90
New Brick Stable in rear l25O 10th ST. NV. 30
Brick Stable IN rear 1921 u ST. n.w......... IL 90
d26-3t 1871 + St NV.
lIOk RENT-BY THOS E. wAGGAMAN. REAL
Il ESTATE BROKER. 9l7 ST. NV
HOUSES.
112O 9th fur 16r.. $3.50 1911 d st. NV, 7r...s20
.O21 st. 25r i 90 6U1 ST. NV. 20
1lJ 9th st r. 100 l4lS y. J. ave., Or. Ia -
3OJ2 fur ,l3r 50 10 Myrtle st. u 80
1923 I'D ST., 14r.-...65 1913 st. NV, Or. 16.50
$40 St ST.. 30. 50 3O1 Both ST. NV. Tn
$50 ST. lOr 80 l:}43 ~ ST. s.w.,5r. 1890
los LIST St 1Or.. 30 l20 1879 Sc or - DO
1lj2 22d stn w. Or 80 50 17l2 Marion al, Ar. g 80
AZ 9th ST. NV Tor 81 Rear 424 Ar. %
49, st 1O9 Farra1ut st n Or.
100 18th st NV, sr... 1917 list st. sw 4r..-..S
ll3 NY. av.n-w1r. 5000 Hope ave Sc, H..
Jprp't 14OS n W. 30 2243 10th ST. NV, 4r.. y
65l st. me-. Or 80 l2f5 I'd St sw., 3r. q 30
1928 n. H. 6r2Oi2O y st. alley II. W. 6.2S
OFFICES.
g15 st. fir T., I'd f..S5t iuIton Bldg, 20. S12 so
4tS La. ave. LIST floor entrnl Bldg, s.. IL %
4tiS a. ave. 18th hoor.t Jih L Pa RIM 20. 10
.th Pa. ave-. r'm U.s.. 70 = basement rms, Az
40 9Th NV, Cd hoor...2) la ave.....-........1O
46s La. ave. ID f., IT.. s.
STORES. &c.
Store oOO7 14th st. Store RIM s2I 9TH n.ws25
NV, $50 Store and dwelling 9th
ball, 4th floor 18th and h SITS n.e.........22
Stable rear 6;7 EsIn.w I0l
The above is only portion OF the property my
toCEE. For full list call office for bulletin issued
fl' LIST and 10th. ld23l THOS. L. WAGGAMAS.
nor RENT-9O2 o ST W., @ ROOMS, ALL
l. sunny; also bath: good neIghborhood; $50 per
month. Inquire OF FRANK L. BROWNING. 4l6
9th st. NV d23-1m
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200 9th st. me-, 9r.....21
:;-g 18Th 81. $. W, Or. 20
1p2l n. Cap. st. .6rS2U.JO
l27 L 1t. ne. Trio. 80
l2l5 29thn.w, Sr...2O. 40
y:1y y. J.av.n.v W. 6r...2O 80
1928 N.H.ave. NV, or. 20
Sl6 ID st. ne. or. 70
1923 y. Capitol. Or. 1880
1907 Sd st.n W. Or. i 100
9.17 y. ave.n. W. Or. Is. 30
- Myrtle st. n-e..Ir...lS
2O.}4 Sth st. NV. .6r. 1880
1925 18th st. II. W, 6rl . 81
81 Mass. ave. NV, or. >. 80
:342O Prospect nv. ,6rlo.30
1856 9Th st. II. W., 0rl 4. 30
2:I3 Mass. ave. ne, 0r. = D
1928 9TH st. ne, 1r.....12
l2l2 Blagden's al. It'll
:}2i Wilson St. 5r....l0
1879 18th st. NV. Ar. 10
> COlu'bia ay.n.w..4 Ar. %. so
STORES.
2OS u ST. n.w.-.........30
:99lO 18th st NV.
9l2 list st. n.w.....10 80
YER & CO. 916 F at. NV.
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EOR REM
II l6O.I 18th st. NV,

u lbUS lfth ST. NV,
Sr. < store. ..........S u
GO X 81 NV. lOr......JU
S.w.COr.1 Oth&On.w.l OTiC
go TO els X st. ". ,Sr3J
233 LIST ST. NV. 6r......3I
1922 9th st. NV, Sr...-:3s
162s 9TH 81. NV, Sr. 81
1877 Marion st. n.w., Sr.:It
15O!i Caroline st. ,6r.2J. &c
81 Sd st. ne, or .......ls
6O1 I'd So. ne, 6r....1S. AZ
BIS 10Th ST. N. w..6r. 1856
1l3 l. 81. ne. or III. 80
1O.2 r.lgl4 l. H. ". 4rg &c
12OS 2d St Sc, 4r....S 81
Wa
100 ~
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LOST AND FOUND.

Z OSr-Ar Beta ESDA, MD, NEAR DC LINE
~ probably wandered to the city, ned Irish Setter
Dog. tluder will receive reward by returning e.
DAVIDSON, $40 L st. NV. It.
OST - FRIDAY, ABOUT O'CLOCK, STEEL
Bowed Spectacles in Case, marked Franklin prob
ably between 9Th and 10th on q up toward h
Please leave at Star office aud receive reward. 1t
4 OST-TUESDAY MORNING, ON AZ ST BET
~ q and ID H. Bunch OF about Ten Keys, differ
eHt kinds Reward If returned to 3l2 Az St wd2S2
OK RENARD-LUST SMALL BLACK AND TAN
Sc Dog; LETT paw white; had collar and tag;
answers 10 name of Nero Above reward on return to
1920 18th 81. INV. d2S-3ts
7 OST OR MISLAID-CHECK No. 1916. DATED
IL December ~, 1889 on Columbia National Bank
OF this city Tor 500, drawn by George lruesdel
order Of " lillian Forsyth and Endorsed by him. Pay
ment has been STOPPED and checx is Of finder
WILLIAM FOkSiIH, l424 9th ST. NV. 1t
II OST-RING; GARNET SET WITH -FOUR SMALL
~ diamonds; initials inside II. A Al: reward given
II returned 10 NELSON'S PHARMACY,
d27-3tS Cor. 9th and p SITS
ID EwARD-SlO For RETURN OR INFORMAL
3Ii st. ne BLACK and White Buffalo Cow. White
star in forehead d27-2ts
OST-ON PENNSYLVANIA AVE- BETWEEN
l20th and d sts., STAMPED Leather Portinolnaie,
containing dentists receipt an owners name, Eochdae
ticket ana small sum OF money suitable reward If
returned to 1905 23d st. d27-2t'
+ oST-SETTER GYP, WHITE WITH LIVER
~ coored SPOT back and So reward il left
9OS + st. NV tstore). d26-:St
q 4 n REwARD-LoS1, A WHITE AND LEMON
Oh " Colored Setter with collar and tag No. 1885;
NV d26-3ts
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lrOI. SALE-ONLN $500 FOR NEW COUPE
J, hockaway; Latest Style Coupe Family Carriage.
81 30, used but little; one New Ieather-top LaLdau
us ed only u few tues. 800 sets inc Long Tongue
Double Carriage Harmless, best made, $50; coupe
harness, $50; Single Buggy Harness. iull rubber
So. 90. We have also large stock Of Lap hODvs and
horse Blankets at cost these goods correspond with
any III this city or abroad, AT Nm. L. GEl ER'S
Grand Ii. Display, 460 Penn sve.n.w. Sign of tie Ii.
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u ATCLIFFE, DARR L CO. Auctioneers,
~ 9-O Pennsylvania ave. NV.
COLLECTORS SALE OF CLOTHING BOOTS AND
SaOES, AEN'S FURNISHINGS, HOUSEHOLD
BY virtue OF order OF the Orphans Court passed
dated the 18th day of December. AID / $50 the un,
dersigned collector of said estate will offer Tor sale
al public auction ON THURSDAY MORNING tie
HiNI III pay Of JASUAkY 1890 BEGINNING at Ten
Mest all the stock in trade of which the said julius
Levy died seized. consisting in Iart-
MEMS. WOMEN AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND
- SHOES, HATS AND CAPS.
GENI'S FURNISHINGS, FURNITURE, &c, &c.
he attention Of the trade aud others invited to
this sale.
Terms cash.
p,rc,, y,,,, HARRIS KALEsKI. Collector
rTHoMAs DOWNING. Aucuoneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF IHnEE NEW SEVEN AND
LIGHT Room BllCk DaILIINGs, KNOWN
NoRrHMEsr: ALSO fOUK NEW sEVES
AND EIGHT ROOM BRICK DWELLINGS,,
KNOW As NOS go. 6l2, GA AND 0Is Il
By virtue OF deed of trust duly recorded in Iiber
43Z ;ono 40 Ct seq one of the land rds the
District OF Columbia. and at the request the ole.
IIGHTH DAY OF JANUARY. AD 1890, ( - rd OUR
situate IN The city OF Washington, district of Column
mbia, 10 Wit: sub Lots NCs lS4 1877 and IS, l. "A
la6 Ia and 1 IS in 80 No. Ala.
deposit of 800 ON each piece OF property will be
required OF the purchaser. IL terms Of SAFE are not
eonped Win N ten days from day of sale the prop
chaser. All conFeyancing ana recording at pprchAs-
er's cost
WASHINGTON DANENHowER
400 W. IRVING BOSWELL.
d2S-d&ds Trustees
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zoe st.n.w- 7r.6 st. 800
% G ST. NV, Sr.....42. 30
COZ Il st. NV, Sr........3I
81 TO OS G. st. II. w...6r. 30
1920 9TH st II. w, Sr....:95
1876 9th st. NV. Sr.. 30
zOl l. st. n. e., SIR. x S. 81. 80
1879 Marion .n.w.,Sr.3O
! Al to l0l L st. ne, Or. 20
3l9 Sd So. ne, 6r.......25
2Uy1e T. ST. II. e., Or. 1880
tOy Z ST. ne, GIRLS. 80
.J2l 2ith st. NV, Or. 1870
lO2G T. 1914 L st. Ar. 30
lie ar 122 u st. me-, 4r....S
SHIN DANENHOwER.
Ills T Il
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1TOE SALE-GRAND BARGAIN-SPECIAL: A
n Magnificent Upright Piano, slightly used; dark
case OF rosewood: beautiful style and uish with tone
superb singing quality; Of the best makes be
bought for only $40; SO per month; worth $500;
fully arranted handsome stool included this is
rare chance-see it at once.
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roh sALE.BY FISH MILLER. lib y ST. NV
- BRICK HOUSES WITH MOD IllPS
hbt dth >ay $4,000 lth bt. . p, Tor SO, 500
Pr u y. 1T IL 300 II BIT Sth 9th, Sr. 5000
b = 4 az G. &ist ~ g. % 18TH bt 5, $3.50
ii d. Ath q DILL 100000 bt 3D. 4th e., Sr.1 81
/ IT. 10Th 18th. 81. .. 500 I'd mr. A ne , %
DI 81 an. IT.. 1000 bt 4th 9Th. 1r.. 5000
19 !,,, mr. p, IA az store r. o9L 2, sd ~
10th bt & U. ST.. q. CSC Mccullough St, ar $50
New Hampshire ave bet L aud NJ, Dr. and vacant lot
Iith bet and Mass ave- s:ors :;f;xai o0
bet 9th and 10th. lot :;2x6o with FRANCES 80
i4th bet and v lot 42xloo, with = frames III 900
Isl pet and ID ne, or. payable so per mo- B. 200
Asxandria. warehouse aud wharf. 37x200.. 900
d21-1t
EoR SALE-FlNE LANCE MODERN DWELLING
Il near Dupont circle price $4,000.
TYLER RUTHERFORD,
d2l-6ts 1907 at
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NO YOU WANT MONEY!-Sl0 10 $500 40 LOAN
~ ut Low Interest Furniture, Pianos Horses,
wagons. Household Goods Cther personal property;
principal and interest payable Ill weekly or monthly
Payments; no removal OK goods from residence; no
upicllS. DvN %. Star Office. nol-..nl.
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supper at Wizards followed.
Miss Cornelia Wright, daughter of Hon. Car
roll ID. Wright, gave delightful afternoon re-
ception yesterday IN honor OF her cousin, Miss
Kate Harnden, young lady from Harvard uni
versity, who is visiting Washington.
Miss Hattie Whiting, the distinguished con-
tralto, is here from Boston on a holiday visit to
her home city. She escaped the prevailing
epidemic" in Boston and is in superb health
and the happy mood that comes from steadily
growing success in her profession. At the ur-
gent request of her friends she will sing at the
morning service tomorrow at the Church of
Our Father"
Mrs. c. b. McNulty and the Misses McNulty
of 173S l street will be at home to their friends
the last three Thursdays in January
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Catlin's at home day
is Tuesday, not Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ayers Orth are settled
for the winter at their house, 2034 Hillyer place
Mrs. Ortiz will receive on Saturdays during the
season. They are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Z. NJ. Stoughton Of Boston, parents Of Mrs.
Orth.
Mrs. Norman wyard will introduce to society
her younger daughter, Miss Lucille, on New
Year day.
Mr.. Jacob Lamb Doty, United States consul
at Society Islands, arrived at Tahiti October
20, after a safe and pleasant sea voyage of
twenty-nine days from San Francisco.
Gen. and Mrs. d. C. Dodge Of Denver are
spending few days with Mr.. and Mrs. W. ].
Hutchinson, 1907 Massachusetts avenue.
Mrs. w. ]. Hutchinson and Miss Hutchinson
of 1907 Massachusetts avenue win receive
Wednesdays IN January.
Mrs. Capt Chambers of Virginia is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. DR.. English, on 18th street
Gen. and Mrs. Van vliet have returned from
their Christmas visit to Shrewsbury.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-06-05
J. W. WILBUR, STOVES, TINwARE,
PUMPS, ETC.

This gentleman was born In Canada,
but wss raised in the Buckeye state, and
has been In Wellington since 1906 His
store Is located on the north side Of the
public square, and is two story brick
building 23x1O0 ieet In size, with base
ment Of the same dimensions. The store
Is elegantly finished, nicely furnished, and
Ia well lighted. A neat Office occupies u
,cssion at the front Of the $685., all Is
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! IIlEhbAOdEh 4
NESS ETC.

Mr.. Onerbacher Is native Of Medina
County, Ohio, but has been In business
IN Wellington since 1876. His store room
and shop occupy an elegant brick build
ing on West Liberty street, 2oxioO feet in
size which is thoroughly stocked with an
immense line Of harness, saddles, and col
lars, Of his own manufacture; besides all
kinds Of horse clothing, whips, brushes,
combs, trunks. vallses. etc, In which he
"a an extensive dealer. Fiom six 10 eight
men are employed in tho various depart
mems oi the work, and only The best ma
teid and best workmanship are employed
10 producing the various articles made at
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Mr.. Carpenters place Of business IL
found on West Liberty street, and is q
commodious and nicely equipped store
room for the purpose Of the Jewellery bus
.,sI H,als,ns sh,w cases display 70
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that hi. presence here Wa 70 investigate
the matter. Also the visit 10 thls city ut
Vice Grand Master Slattesy, Of the
Brotherhood Of brakemen signifies all In
not right. The cause Of the threatened
breach ID q mystery tn those outside Of
railroad Circles. In u few days. IL IL init
mated, that the matter will come Ia a To-
Gus and il may result In u strike Of ~ ser
ou . NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
A Washington dispatch says: Congress-
man Hermann of Washington was fortt-
nate i'm his support of Mr.. Reed, the s,sC-
cessful candidate for sInsaker. They werr
closely associated i'm the last congress-.
having occupied adjoining scaa~. II WAS
tai him. Carter Of Montana and Mckenna
Of California that Mr.. Reed relied for his
reserve force in tine extreme west tn elect.
Mr.. Hermann will seek ~ place on the
committee of rivers and hareors, where
he claims lac can hr of greater servics. To
his state than through, any other nnm
tee. Wilson Of Washington and Garter of
Montana will both favor this assignment.
The former will seek u place an the pub
lie lands committee. and tbs. latter OH
coinage, weights and measures.
The safe Of the Higgins house was
robbed Monday night lust of about SaoO.
II Seems the night clerk failed tn lock the
safe and abscnted himself from the office
an hour ar more. The thief was evidently
i'm great haste, as he took the cash drawer
from the safe, not taking time tO remove
the money. Al this writing there is NO
clcw to the robbery and no one suspicion
ed. Whether il has been the habit to leave
the safe unlocked we are not informed.
but presume this WAS not loOks.h after
very closely as the night clerk was ever
present and slept near tile sssfe.-H Husband
moa.
Delegate Dubois of Idaho has been
making u canvass of mcinlDs,rs of both
houses on the question of the admission
To the Union of idaho and Wyoming. He
con fidcntiy expects favorable action on
his hill from both houses. All the candi-
dates for u place on the committee ON ter
ritorics i'm the house favor early atlInis-
sion. The senate committee i~ also fa-
vors.bly disposed. Speaker Reed. il il uu-
sicrstood, is decidedly i'm favor of early
admissions, and President Harrison stands
In the same position he took when, as u
member of the senate. he made his report
IN Dakota's admission.
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she WA. Iajur-a n. Gold Greek.

CHICAGO, Dec. THE Northern Pacific
Railway to-day settled for 81, 100
the suit for Sao,OOO. brought by Adele Nell
son. he Australian equestricne. The
claim was made ON account of injuries re-
ceivs.d i'm IA wreck near Gold Creek. Mont.
The company had decided to light the
claim. but il is said that Madame Nelson's
attorney sent out tai the scene of the wreck
and procured "a tie which had allowed the
rails tai spread. This was so rotten that IL
would not hold n spike and the attorneys.
after looking at il, compromised the
claim.
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Chicago Il Illinois prssferrssl. and coal.
Goverumcnt lpDnds dull and steady.
Petroleum Opened firm at lO4T and
CLOSED steady at 1885,.
Stock MISUNDERSTANDING: 1u2L high
est iGsh; lowest iUaA: CLOSING I02L.
Cons0iidatsd Exchange = Opening at
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lO4L.
Total sale. .:D.OGO barrels.
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