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Independent Order Mechanics,

Lafayette lodge, No. 49, LON, last night
installed the following officers: Worthy master,
W. c. Klinehanse; junior master, II. b. Dem
ham; recording secretary, Edw Hodgkin: finan-
cial secretary. c. II. Scott; treasurer, T. Il.
Wilson; conductor, J. l.. Alsop; chaplain JOS
r. Pagan; inside sentinel, Frank O'Brien; out
side sentinel, Jno. A. Tafe; right guard to
worthy master, W. L. Alsop; left guard to
worthy master, ?. ]. CooAsey; right guard to
junior master, c. o. Horton; left guard to
junioc master W. b. Tippetts: financial COM
mitte9, Bros. Pagan, Tyler and Reed.
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The Death Record.

During the twenty-four hours ending at noon
today deaths were reported to the health
Office as follows: Michael O'Toole, 81 years;
Robert F. MCGEE, 6s years; Henrietta B. Ed
wards, AZ years; Annie Wilson, months; Jo-
sephine Ward, months; Nellie Trammel, 8
years; Richard johnson, 20 years; Thursda
Dutfins 81 years; Addie Butler, % years; Eliza
beth Anderson, 8 days; Wilson Copeland, "a
years: Maggie Patterson, 20 years
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Physicians Form a Trust.

The doctors of Findlay, Ohio, have formed
"trust" and advanced the price of professional
visits from 81 to S1.50 each. The announce
people, az "la grippe" has just become epidemic
there. 1t is charged that the physicians took
advantage of the necessity which exists for
their SERVICES.
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The Canal Packet Levied Upon Again.

Frederick Special to the Baltimore Srn.
The steam canal packet Maryland, which has
been lying in the canal at Washington juno
ton since the flood IN May last, and which was
only prevented by injunction from being sold
on Saturday to satisfy judgment obtained by
Randolph Nichols of Point of Rocks, has again
been levied upon, this time under four judg-
ments against the canal issued at Hagerstown
some months ago in favor of A. Ensemenger,
Z. Z. Mondell, j. F. Shupp and l.. Richel-
berger. Unless these claims are previously
settled the boat will be offered for sale on the
18th instant
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ALEXANDRIA.
Reported for THE EVENING STAR.

CITY School BoARD.-The January meeting
OF the school board was held last night at the
Peabody building. President Smith in the chair,
and ten trustees with superintendent and clerk
present. The principal business was the cleo
ton of n teacher vice Miss Brochett, resigned
Misses Reubie L. Broadus, Z. j. Davies, NJ. H..
Brown, A. w. Fisher, Grace NJ. Arnell, Estelle
Chichester and Estella V. Knoxville were placed
in nomination. and after three complimentary
ballots in which each of the candidates re-
ceived one or more votes, the fourth ballot re-
suited: Broadus, 4: Davies 4; Fisher, 2. On
the seventh ballot Miss Broadus was elected by
a vote of: Broadus, z; Davies, q Fisher, /. A
new permit was authorized for Walter ketcham
The bylaws were revised and the clerk allowed
$50 for his work in connection herewith
The SCHOOL FUND.-As it was thought there
would be deficit in the school fund this year
the finance committee Of the school board has
examined into the state of the school finances
and reported to the meeting of the board last
night the following: Receipts-balance from
last year, S5S3; city appropriation, $4,000;
state appropriation, $1,000. Estimated neces-
sary expenditures, 81, 646; deficit, 1903. As
this deficit will not occur until the end of June
the schools will be kept open, as usual, full ten
months.
CHASED OFF BuRGLAR-A burglar entered
the dwelling of Prot. Chas. L. Powell on Wash
inston and Duke streets last night and was
seen by several persons. Officer Simpson being
notified entered the house, but failed to find
the burglar, who had escaped.
NoTEs.-Mrs. NJ. Fitzgerald. the wife of the
keeper of Ivy Hill cemetery, died suddenly at
her home near the gate yesterday.-Fhe
building association held their annual meet
ing last night and. a rule, reelected their
offcers.-A number of poor women dined
yesterday afternoon at Armory hall ON the
oyerplus of Christmas provisions from the
poor childrens' New Years dinner-The
lumber trade here was largely increased dur
ing last year and it is said that no branch of
hus oil ,NF H. 4
ladder company holds its annual meeting to-
night at the truck house. e.
An interesting contest is now being waged
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Edward Sherman, a Cincinnati machinist.
was awakened at 2 am. by the sound of some
one working at the lock of the door to his
room. Thinking that it was burglar, he fired
through the panel and heard heavy fall.
Upon opening the door he found that he had
MORALLY wounded W. H. Phillips, real estate
agent, aged seventy-three, who occupied an adj
joining room and had gone to Mr.. sherman 8
door by mistake.
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MOntana's Second Senator.

At the joint session of the Montana legislature
yesterday the result Of the first ballot was as
follows: Power, 49, Mantel, II; Hersfeld, g.;
Richards, Z; Thompson, /. Second ballot
Power, 35; Mantel, 3. The president then an
nourced the election of T.. s. Power as United
States Senator. Power is q wealthy merchant.
and was late candidate for governor on the
republican ticket, and was defeated bv Toole.
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Il On BsI.TIMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD

Il On BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
Lots IUXl5O. at Wilson'S or LHndover sta, SlOO.
q acres, O-rooIE House, 5000, Jennings.
40 acres. = frame Houses, adJOIuS BurryllIe ID @ .
s15, 10 acres Landuv,r. S-rUUm DWELLING ali out
buildings, s2.JOO; is acres, Landowner $50 an acre
% acres, Ardwick. $1,000; Lots JOXlJO, Sl5 Hines
bOrO park 40 acres. seabruok sta, slU 10 acres
well improved, H. SeabrUUk 80 beautiful Lots
hyAttsNllv. 900 To StO and several houses Tor
sale HilI rent Lne IDNrstueuts - lU-ruUnI Houses
hast Badcusbury. with yaJ t!s, fruit gar,lcI g. UO0
and $4,000; acres, BrsucLv4lle. tor buulllp : Is
al .'rc Lots m MadcON's Subdivision. y %
T. $500 acre Lots III JOSEF lis park Rock creek wall
ley $500, u acres below Insane asy luLn, > lnIes
isOnI CITY, SO, Lots - =. H. block D. section g.
BuTrElAs sac large humber of Houses and Farms
IL ~, 10. county atII other parts OF Md.
dll-3m bJCk.IT & FORD, Gi7 Vt NV
lHOh SALON METROPOLITAN BRANCH 3D.
AID o., Lots, Cottages, Country Homes and Farms
fAsy Terms COOKE ID. LUCkETT,
h-O-On $50 h st NV
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

I,Oh SALE-NkAE FORTRESS MONROE AND 3
Il miles from Newport News, Place Of 40 acres
fronting half mile on Hampton Roads. Land hear IL
Las been sJld ut 600 per handsome bouIp-
Narue Will DC constructed between tine points
mentioned Present price, order settle an estate
$4,000. W. Z. YOUNG, 1903 + ST. NV. ja:,-3t
I,OR RESI-DAIRI OR GARDEN FARM ~
miles from new iron bridge, out Ptllusy lyuuIa ave
east nigh. healthy s1-rOom dwelling, barn, pare
Wei! wafer sl11O Der month H. A. PHILLIPS,
lilJ New York ave. d1I-1w
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An interesting contest is now being waged
between Hon. Dick Blue and Hon. Ira F. Col
Inns for commander of the GAR, department
OF Kansas. Both are well-known Grand Army
men aud have strong following.
Democratic factional fights in Delaware are
leading to criminal libel suits
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PERSONAL.


MILL NOUSG LADY WHO CAME Up on
w steamer COrcoran New Year. in company with
lady AID boy, please communicates with 4 Ur.
BROTHERS,. star Office. Something iuterestiur In
her. II.
S.1-S CASH WILL BE PAID FOR GOVEKN-
e ~ meat Position At SO5 or $40 per mo.
st-l,uy confidential Address CASH MONEY star
Office a.
4 NIVIL-sERyICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ and Answer. Send lUC. To
>. ". FLYNN. A. NJ, Ivy Institute
do-lm' Southwest cor 18th aud h SITS H. W.
Nov is 1Hk TIME. WE WILL PAY ZIG
~ Money for first-Class nd-hand Clothing Adj
Dress 81 Gall 81 l SANS OLD sIANb. vlO y 81
Nv InyI
A UTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY.
n Villains a O.. COnnluNlc atoms promptly at
Tended To and strictly confidential. Office open all
LCut. NM. WILLIAMS. Manager, go + 81. Nv.
InY4- 9fu'
4 OAL AND woOD-I WILL DELIVER COAL.
- 2.240 lbs TO ton, Tor the following prices:
White Ash stove, - 30; Esg, 80; Nut, sivo.
ShAnIOklB Stove, S1.bD.
Red ASIA stove 500.
LSkenS VALLEY 81
SAW and - lt Oak, sc per cord
Sawed and spit Baker Pine. s6 PER cord
d3o-st. Cor intb .nJ .:ats
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T.OR INTERNATIONALLY FURNISHED HOUSE
Il northwest. suitable for Member or Foreign Minis
ter. NOTmanie and ArllngtOn: moderate rent to
responsible tenant Will rent by season year 1014
18Th 81 NV ja3-}ts
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FOR RENT--HOUSES
ig17I4th. store and Flat

IyOR RENT 1917 l4th store and Flat
II i350W4liach pl 7r s23 of t;r--.,.-.- . 40
1852 NallsCh pl - y.4S Cleveland ave- or.
122g Nj. ,1r....l4i and bath ....... T. so
404 Richardson pl., or. IL RUS 4 III NGFRFORD.
t33t 624 14th st .
EOR RENT-LARGE TEN-ROOM HOUSE, WITH
II cellar, hack porches fine eS. 81. Nv,
e4O. MACGOWAN CAMPBELL, Room 10, Cor
cOrsn building. ja}-:5i.
T,0k RENT-BY THOS +. wAdGAMAN. REAL
l. ESTATE BRokER. 9l7 ST. NV.
HlIrSES
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IyOR REST-ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE
II Houses; handsomely furnished; in the northwest
section for rent by tho year
able terms; near Arlington and Shoreham. Address
Box 30 Star office. ia3 81
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EOK kEN T-9O2 - ST. NV. . ROOMS. ALL
Il sunny also bath. GOOD neixhbUrhood. $50 per
month Inquire Of FRANK I. BKOMNINCI. 4I6
9TH u. d2.SlIn
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v,OR hENT OR SALE-EASI TERMS-I24 9TH
81 ne. Bsy -W.nIO~ Pressed BRICK :, rooms cellar
iu.L-~ and al iupr,vCIHeuts, perfect condition.
dl5-lm ;. II. MALkEi. 43S Louisiana ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-03

EOR RENT-A BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH BASE
Il meat House. Just completed and built Tor owners
use. situated K st. bet Conn. and 18th st.
The interior iaish is most artistic, designed by
promng architect; handsome colonial hall on LIST
fOOr. plumbing perfect. no wood used Ill bath room
FOR particulars apply 10 HILL JOHNSTON, .O3
Penn. ave. W. ja2-6t
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NOR RENT-2O26 HILLYER PLACE. THREE
u story Brick L. rooms aud bath COncreted cellar
under whole house. ParlOr, library, dining room.
buffers pantry and kitchen, all on first floor: four
bed rooms ON second floor. WI b KING, 9O6 + st
i2-6t
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d2s2w
L'OR RENT.


I,OR RENT-COMPLETELYF FURNISHED: LINEN
II china &c. 1901 l. ct ". 10 rUOHIs and bath
rent lou 10 desirable tenant Apply on premises
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l.OE I.ENT-
II $50 9th II. e., l3r 80 1869 Boundary ne 5r IS
tlt ~. Tor mi. 80 i:i. Bound 81 II. e. Or
l3iu hlgg- st., Sr MI - hear III ~
l49 NJ av Or III 30 Rear bl3 II st.u Ar
1881 Jaw ar ~. so q Piers CT. sw.,3r3 5 U
1893 tth or. MI 20 4 Piers CT. 3 80
t.iO CA4lau 81 ne. Or.. Is
tfO Calan 81 ne. Or..I3 OFFICE.
II Md Ay.n.e or. L. 80 g3l + 81. n.w Sd T. ST. 40
t2U 18Th II. 6r....l2
hear 800 sths.e., 4r.lOJO STABLE
ia I'm st. e.or....-.lO Rear 81 y 10
- eNOl.MSlEDI BRADLEY,
d2s-lm Y.51 st.u-w.
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AUCTION SALES.
ARCHITECTS.

n Won NkhTA,
~. ARCHITECT,
i2i5 st. NV.
selS-5m' Washington. DC.
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IIOR RENT-5OS SIN ST. NV, IL ROOMS ALL
II N. j.. s65. s.5 18th st 5rs., bay window, br
dwelling, and water 1850; Az Il ST. Sc. lots.
IN with large stable, $50, 1886 st NV. mi,
$1,000. ". e. DUNAI.I- y2J 81. nv. jI.-3t
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Capitol St. adjacent to the elegant residences of
Senator Blair of New Hampshire and kepresen
Whiting Of Michigan and herr Pennsylvania hand
somely and artistiCaly decorated by Messrs W. II.
GOughton Co. new heating, open CRATES. &c; sani
tary plumbing all new and complete: constant sup
ply Of water all parts of the house house open for
Inspection. Apply at Room Is Atlantic Building,
930 r St NV. j. y JORDAN,
ta:3 ST. General Agent.
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IsOR RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE IN A MOST
Il Convenient locStlon, Just OF Conn. ave. Will be
rentel ~ a moderate rgnt Tor the year
DIS HILL JOHNSTON, 1903 Penn ave. NV.
l,OK RENT-FUENISHED-ON OF THE MOST
II Elegantly aud Completely Furnished Houses on h
81 n ~. one year or LONGER; references IuIrvd.
JANIS A. BATES r. CO,
ltUG i 81. "a. W,
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STOKES. e.

Store and dwell 2OO7 store and dwelling 9th
18th It. NV, ar....s30 and h SITS NE. 800
Hall. 4th floor 18th SE Han. 1900 AZ st. :
SITS nw...............30 Stable tj.:7 st.n D
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9I5 st. Fl r.2df. $50 Guntou Bldg, T. 20 sI2. 80
46S la ave. LIST fl fr.;IU Genital Bldg =. H. 30
46S La ave. 4th 4r..:;U 9th Pa. ave, RIM 20. 10
9Th Pa ave, rim Is. 20 > basement rms, 412
43O 9Th NV ID foOr...25 Ia aVe.................l0
4DS La ave- ID f. L L'kr ,
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4 De M0liDy, -. j.
ave and Is st NV.
1l20 ] 9Th, FUR. ,I6r. SO
2U29 j st. "A. W, 22r..I
10 9th stn.w. Jr....l
800 L st.n. fur ,l3r.
1923 I'D st. l4r...6J.
$50 psf. NV iOr......
BOZ l3I9 81. NV. Or.
1852 2:sd st-n- W, 9r.35.
A. 9th -. NV, Tor 80.
ST. & Il. n W, 0r........-
1l9 y \. av.n-w..1r. 80.
Col III st. ne, Or ..-.-.:
p'rp't14OSPn w.,1r
2Ol3 J. 81. NV, Or -..-.
$50 9Th st. NV. Sd FIR. D.,
Southeast corner SD
-
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

ETOR SALE-A 10 PER CENT INVESTMENT, TWO
i small Houses Lot 25x90- Lower part of + ST.
Apply to Owner, 1900 1t. NV. ia:5-3r
P,OR SALE--AT A BARGAIN-A HANDSOME COR
II ner Residence; IL rooms and bath; furnished or
unfmrnished. Apply to owner 1900 ST. NV.
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VSOI. SALE-BUY A HOUSE WITHOUT A CASH
Il payment. Your rent will purchase a home i'll one
Of the prettest AMI most healthiul locations north
east only few remaining to be sold; call quickly.
S415O will buy Groom House in northwest; near
government printing office only three for sale; just
finished; will rent readily at $50; splendid invest
ment
An S-room House in northwest, now renting at $40;
four floor. cars will sell immediate
purchaser for $1,000.
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II 1918 st.
49, = LN'-...*.....--... OO
BEALi- BK0WN & CO.
ns-3u 1921 Fst-
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NOR RENT-HOUSE 325 X ST. NE: IN FINE
II order large yard. hall and side alley modern i'm
proyeuents: seven and bath; rent : is per
month m advance. Inquire Of d. CONNELL. grocer,
IT III ia.I-;jt-
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CARUSI, EVANS & CARUS1,
ja:3-3t 1924 + st. NV.

ja9-3t 1924 + st. Nv.
VTOR SALE FOR 81 5,00O-EASY TERMS-FIRST-
II class furnished House; 10 large rooms, large
closets bath rooms and furnace lot 20 feet by
ITO fee to alley neigbborhood unsurpassed Address
DECLINING. star office. ja3-3t
lrOE SALE-CHEhP HOUSE, A PAYING INVEST
Il ment > beautiful New Brick Houses frst-class
growing ueighbOrhOOd: rooms bath, cenlented cell
lar nicely papered, cabinet mantes of cherry
crystal chandeliers, latrubes and range in each
house. one square from two lines of streets and
electric light tive squares from market and schools;
cOncreted streets and $40 Maple CT ST. nw.)
AID 59 to OB3 Boundary ave, lie Droit park 9Th
ST. cheapest houses in the city and ON edsj terms
ja:}-1t ". A. COULTER, - st. Cloud building.
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22O7 l4th n. W. sr s22 20 20

22O7 18th n. W. Sr. 800 80
80 733 I'd st NV. Or .2U.3O
90 1898 y. II. ave. NV.
90 partly furD, 6r.....21
so 3l6 18th st. n w. To
30 -gO9 ~ st. W. Sr......2u
80 I'LL II St s.w. ITO
80 42i n st. IA W, tr...1S.:9
90 BIS B II. s-w tjr.......1S
~ I4lS y. J. ave-, 9r. Il 43
80 l2;i0 NylIe II. ne Or. u
80 al llth II s.w.. 1r....11
30 4OJ 26th st NV. 6r. ..l3
80 Sth ~. ex- NV. 5r-....13
- : rear j! T. IT. Sc,
- Ir and water........S.3O
1873 18th and Il LIST
- s.w., ........S
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THE SUDBURY NICKEL MINES.
From The Chicago Mail.

From The Chicago Mail.
Within the last week the people Of the United
reason for this Is the fact that Congress Just before
pes Sr ae Nay SS il
aoture Of plate armor There seems to be little DOUBT
and there charges that the recent legislation was
cleverly worked piece Of political 1cboeiy Whether
been well advertised. But the press has been send
Ing out many statements which are incorrect and many
papos almost Without EXCEPTION .ss hat wam
stchie, the National Worlds Fair Commissioner from
Hamilton, Ohio is the man who engineered the deal
who discovered and developed the Sudbury mines and
who managed the recent Congressional work Is samuel
J. Richie. OF Tanadge. Ohio. small country village
forty miles south from Cleveland.
Years ago Richie and Erastus wman turned tnci s
attention toward Canada, and since then they nave
been the acknowledged leaders OF the movement Ior
reciprocity with our northern nclghbors Recently
Wlman has carried this work alone, while .itcMc
has devoted his time to developing his mining inter
e.ts. Rltcle built short line Of railroad the Cara
d d @So O on oss work he made the
that the deposits In the sudbury region were
pany and ha, bought the entire territory surroandng
the copper mines. Works were erected 2 ors,on rail-
road construc ted to the mines ant the mnos wefo
The company is called the Canadian Copper Com.
Reid IN northern Ohio Tho president Of the com
asoa ssooeco o, the stock lie !. noi STANDARD
OH The secretary and treasurer o. we company
ness "a n o. senator Of T. b. Psyas the Standard on
Inagnsie Among the other known stoehhOIdsr: are
The standard OH Company IS closely dsntm cf,o VIZ
the mining company. and Is supposed 70 conact ~
III as s. ~oTE Europe mss
est Of the company IN; nS sw 10 ago sn n FnesS and
t rsepcn ssnsess
sS ana IA ss aaas BY
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DECKER
BROTHERS.
MATCHLESS
PAN
SO UNION SQUARE.

Tom Bay es!Ts s.s : y Luke sa'1'nrn-0s'l BY o
E. n IT, G.rl a 81 Enauirerc'l0''' BY COLOSSUS
KING our ssio aers.s;a BY .ISS onss,
Bobs Il y ,. .u.s 5c
HMi% nlS BY nmyar-waf Reel BY war Dance
Blue Bird 3. g.. 2, by Bnlcs-Mundans BY Lexington
den HePRp:4f his s. g Hnd''E""' H'''y BY Soe.
,ob Eny H;Is by by Great Tom
nay colt, z. by George Kinney-Kinney, by Dudley I;
= Bay sSIs: e. By Lonefellow-se. She'll by King ban
Ada =, q; By HImyar-AdOnia. by thc lll'Used
w,Ssy;x B. Sy V''' 0'
land e;fs1 3 SSsy W - EsSSrerb0sy BY Bonnie Sew
Bay ,,, colt ~ George Kinnsy-coupo" by Bullion H.
M,ss: sS,s ;os BY Great Tom-M'rpo'' by Jack
Hannibal, s by Hndoc-Mercede', 'y Melbourne
beware * Des-D''r'c'ion by War Dance
ii:;silsss az by Hindoo-DssAs. by Jack Ma
t%Hs Island y 0nsis'wH0D BY Harry o.
M:Sys, ohsy Belle by Bonnie
.u. Sss Meade s. III * BY '''
Kingston; Dr. h.. By Srsndthrft-Kaponsa' by VIC
Total amount realized. fo4, $50.
The fly Mcrden and number Of yearlings from the
Oakwood Stable sold Meriden being purchased by
J. II. Mccormick, at 1900.
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ATTEMPTED BURGLARIEs AT BELKAR, " J..

Asbury Park, N. j., Nov.'4 SpeciaD-An unsuccess-
full attempt made last night to rob the postofce
two stores and a private dwelling at Bemar. about
two miles below Asbury Park. At the postofhce
only few cents were secured as the days receipts
and the postage stamps had been locked in the safe
when the Office was closed at night. The Office Of
Richard Wight, wealthy coal and wood dealer was
also entered, but only few cents were stolen
Jacob Haverstcks house broken into, the furni
ture broken, and general damage done, but nothing
was stolen. The thieves tried to force entrance
into the drygoods store Of Zwischow Brothers, but
were frightened away. few nights before the rail-
road stations at Bclmar, and Key East were robbed
The same night the cottages Of J. Lipman, New
York lawyer; William Rcffelt E. r Porter and and
other valuables stolen. At Lipman's cottage the
watchman shot at tho thieves, and wounded one OF
rowed away by his confederates.
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PIECE WORK FOR DOCK LABoRERs.

London, Nov. 4.-The scheme submitted to the Dock
Laborer Union by the directors of the dock companies
provides for the establishment Of piecework system to
take the pbee Of the agreement under which the men
have been working for q year past, and which expired
yesterday. The men generally do not favor the new
scheme and much discomfort exists among them.
Although most Of the men worked yesterday pending
decision on the directors proposition 1t feared
that strike might be begun at any moment. Early
this morning Messrs. Tiett and Mann, the labor
leaders, visited the various dock gates and exhorted
the men not TO quit work. Their advice followed
in most cases and the men resumed work though In
numerous instances sullen disposition was shown by
the laborers.
Eight hundred Of the men employed on the Royal
victoria and Albert Dock at first refused acquiesce
In the decision Of the leaders and went on strike, but
subsequently returned to work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-05
FORGING DEEDS OF HIS xorHER's ESTATE.

Kansas City, Mo-, Nov. 4.-Rolllns Bingham LETT the
city on Sunday night, saying that he was going on a
short journey lie will probably not return soon, as
1t has ascertaned since his departure that he has
left behind him forged deeds OF transfer and OF trust
upon the estate OF his stepmother Mrs. General
George C. Bingham, which amount to about $25 ,00O
Bingham was treasurer Of the Consolidated Missouri
Mining and Manufacturing Company The large sums
of money which no fraudulently obtained were spent
in experimenting with what is known as the5Merrill
process Of extracting gold from fine sand. No yonng
man was better known in Kansas City. He was cap
tain In the Sd Regiment and lawyer Of promise. His
father was General George c. Bingham, State Treasurer
under Governor Gamble, AdjutantGeneral under Gov
ernor Harden, and an artist and writer OF little
reputation About a month before her DEATH which
occurred on September 90 Mrs. Bingham discovered the
forgeres which no had committed 1t broke her heart
and no doubt fastened her death. On the Saturday bo
fore her death she called her lawyer and had new will
drawn, disnheriting her stepsOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-05
AMERICAN CATTLE IN ENGLAND.

London, Nov. AT a meeting of the Central Cham
bers Of Agriculture to-day resolution was adopted dc
clarng that in view Of the prevalence Of pleuro pneu
monia in New-Jersey 1t imperative that the regu
lations regarding the importation Of cattle should be
maintained The resolution also declared that period
Of six months ought to eapse after country has been
declared free from disease before its cattle accepted
without disease.
Tho resolution is based upon the report Of coul
mttee of the Chambers saying ave regret to have
to interpret the American Meat Inspection Act as a
menace TO Great Britain. 1t is impossible TO ignore
tho fact that persistent and rec kess efforts are still
being made to secure the free admission Of American
cattle. The fact that there has been fresh out
break Of pleuro pneumonia IN NewJersey within the
last fortnight sufficiently indicates continued risk Of
infection and ecudes all possibility Of relaxation
Of precautionary measures"