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Decisions Affecting Trotting Horssmsn.

Decisions Affecting Trotting Horssmsn.
Among the decisions handod down By the
board o: review OF tho National Trotting Asso-
citation in New York yesterday we're:
The application of p. T. Morrill, Of New York
for reinstatement was denied.
The temporary reinstatement Of o. A. Else
man Of Wheeling, WA. was ordered con-
tinued.
Tho application for the reinstatement Of F.
O. Campbell Of Troy, N n, and his gelding
White FRINGE was denied.
LOWS c. Kengia and Harry Keugla Of waah-
ington, who were expelled on August 10, 1881,
we're permanently reinstated.
The application Of +. N. White Of Boston for
the reinstatement OF himself aud the bay geld
ing Billy was denied.
J. Noonan OF Denver, Col, and Col. c. d.
Talmadge Of Omaha, who were expelled with
their bay geiding, Oliver J., at Council Bluffs,
Iowa, on juno 10, 1891. asked for rsiustass-
meIt The petition OF Talmadge was granted,
bus Noouan and the horse stand expelled
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A LIGHT DAYS WORK.
Not Many Prisoners Came Before il
Kimball's Court This Morning.

Not Many frisOuers Came Before Judge
kimball's Court This Morning.
Judge Kimbali had light days work yes
terday, the procession of prisoners being Q
short one. Al usual most Of those in line were
victims of rum, and Judge NJ. Bowler, .
printer, came in for temperance lecture
Il work every Saturday night" he said,
| ''and earn 81. The balance Of the week !
work in job offices where con get job"
Policeman Hodges, the prosecuting witness,
complained that the prisoner was under the in
fuence of liquor last night Early in the even
ing he was trying to dispose Of a pair Of trou-
| sers and later he was in an areaway at q house
on 18th street acting as though he was trying to
get into the house.
Judge KimbaIl had an idea that he had re-
Gently released Bowler on his personal bonds,
but the latter laughed and said II got 80: days.
l was nervous and your honor said that 70 days
Il don't think it did you much good" re-
marked the court
1T reformed me for the time" said the
prisoner.
That was because you couldn't get the
liquor" added the judge.
Bowler claimed that liquor was the cause of
his trouble.
The Judge gave him thirty DAYS In default
OF bonds, SO that in the event of his going
down and getting the five days benefit for
good behavior he will be released the day be-
fore Christmas
Joseph Kelly was also in the line. He il Q
pensioner and has been regular visitor to the
court for q number Of years Recently he
spent some time in the Hampton Home and
was transferred from there to tho Dayton
Home. He reached here ON his way to
Dayton, but instead of continuing on his
journey he remained here and got on another
| spree. He visited Sanitary Officer Frank sew
eral times and yesterday while in the Office he
became impatient and struck the sanitary Office
| In the face. Policeman Oliver was in the office
| at the time and returned the compliment for Mr..
Frank, and Kelly now has q black eye The
sentence Of the court was four months.
VI was a little full" was John Ryan's re-
sponse to q charge Of disorderly conduct John
Ii an old offender, but in consideration OF his
plea of guilty the lowest fine, IS. was imposed.
Ben. smith and Thomas Welch, colored boys,
were called on a chai &c Of unlawful assembly.
WEIGH forfeited his collateral. but Smith was in
the procession. The policeman charged that
he arrested Ben for being engaged in q crap
game and he was assessed v.
shes been here before" said Bailif Kendig
when Mary Cook plead guilty to q charge Of
vagrancy, and sentence Of sixty days was i'm
posed.
Ed. Rocket and VIM. Knox plead guilty to o
charge Of disorderly conduct on Pennsylvania
| avenue. They we're taxed IS each.
When George Bradley, a thirteen-year-o Fold
coiored boy. was called he admitted that he
was guilty Of having been in q crap game, and
on account OF his youth the judge sent for his
| father.
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Io~an Camp, Sons q vssss~.a

John A Logan Camp, Sons OF Veterans, a.
their regular meeting on Thursday evening
elected the following officers for 1892: Captain,
W. ID. Nelson: first Lieutenant, DR.. A. J. Hall;
second lieutenant, W. II. lance; camp council,
C. T. Conrad, Y. ". Skinner and yaa A.
Frazier; delegates 70 Division encampmsnt,
Edward Ru.s After election n handsome bust
picture Of Col Samuel T. Thomson. painted
By the artist Spinner. was presented TO the
camp The presentation Nas made BY Past
CAPS. Conrad and received BY Me captain Of
The camp. y. ~ Skinner. Col fhonason made
SOME feeling remarks. after which the camp
closed with eheers for the father Of tha Sons
Ct Veterans. s. Z Thompson.
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1t IL believed that Hiram Baker, who 10 nov
locked up in the county Jail at Cortland, N. T.,
cannot live. He was arrested Thursday night
for criminal assault on the six-year-oid daugh-
tar Of Mira Alice Sullivan Mrs Sullivan
caught him. He had enticsd the girl into IN
unused shed and locked the door. The mother
broke the door in and attached Baker, beating
him inssnsible with climbs and stonea His head
and face are covered with cuts and bruises.
Baker h. sixty years Of age. He vns to be
was unable TO appear, Dr.. Dana stating thai
his condition would NOT permit OF his being
moved. MIRA Sullivan, who 10 plucky woman
Of tweuty-eight, says she was determined 70
XII Bakor had abe not been stoppcd Her
action i universally approved BY tie psopls.
dicted 70 drink.
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More Details OF the Suicide Of MIA rhemp-
son-General Notes

son-General Notes.
Correspondents Of TIE Evening Star.
RocKvILLx, Dec. ., 1891.
Thomas Dawson, real estate broker at thu
place, has sold for Dr.. Charles J. Maddox q
ten-acre lot on he Baltimore road for $3.5Oo.
The sale was made TO Frank Higgins. attorney
for . Washington client
Henry n. Copp has recently made the fo'-
lowing sales Of lots in West End PARK, THIS
town: To Frank Grey, lots !, 2, section +,
500 each: Mrs C. B. Stickney, lot 10, section
A. eco; Mrs. A. C. Miner. lot II, section A,
s2OO: Capt Leo D. Miner, U. s. n, lot IL, Sec
ton A, 800; Stephen c. Singleton, lots D o,
section o, 900 each; NJ. e Foley, metropoi-
tan police Department, lots %, "A, section A,
s2co each; f. f. Bailey, lot II, section B, S4o0;
M a. Eeall. lot 10. section Is. $500. AIR. Copp
has Just finished planting w silver leaf ma
pies on the cross streets OF that suodivisaon.
The late board Of county commissioners pre-
xious to retiring made the following appropria-
tions out Of the surplus fund In thor hands:
For metal shelvlng in the Offices of the clerk
AMI register, -. 1850; furniture for orphans
court. $50: same In court room, 1886; same in
other rooms OF court house, s. $50; Tor addi-
tional INDECENT insane, 900; salary Of jani.or,
ESQ: Goa. Tor court house. 500; taxes paid in
error 5000; j. w. Bond, binding record books,
s5si 90 making q total OF 30, 81 so and leaving
n balance ci surplus lOr inc year lcSl OF
S1Ss6.-s unexpensicI- This 10 considered .
good showing, taking into consideration tho
greatly increased expenditures the past two
years.
Mrs. Alice B.. wife Of Mr. Chas @. Linthi-
cum, dies. at her home Clarksburg on the
ISih ult., in the twenty-fourth year of her age
Mrs Leah Chiswei. rei.ct of the late Capt. Geo.
W. Chisvell. died at her residence near Pooles-
vile on tile 3Oth uit-, aged sixty years
On TUESDAY night next tie citizens OF THIS
town vii. have the pleasure OF listening to
lecture by Dr. George H. Lee OF Washington
on Christopher Columbus.
Mrs. Mary q. Thompson, who committed
suicide today near Washington Grove, the an
nouncement Of which appeared IN yesterday
STAR, has FOR solne time shown symptoms OF
insanity and had on several occasions threat
ened to kill herself. On that morning one Of
the men about tne place had been out cunning,
and coming home placed his loaded gun In IN
upper room OF the dwelling. supposing no one
would kaow where il was. short time after
ward, while IL the front room OF the house
used as ~ store he startled by the report
of the gun. and rushing upstairs found Mrs.
Thompson lying PROSTATE On the hoor with the
smoking weapon beside her, and before aid
could be summoned she was q corpse. The
contents CT one barrel Of the gun had taken
effect in her stomach which was literally shot
to pieces. During the morning she appeared
some what moro excited than usual, Claiming
that a ghost Was inside of her. which she must
get rid of as soon as possible. Previous to ner
marriage with Mr.. thompson she was q Miss
Beavers. Thompson died several years ago.
b. 4 II.
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A Sunday School Class Supper.


The first annual class supper Of class No. II,
Calvary BAPTIST Sunday school, is an event that
will long be remembered by the sixty-fve
young men and their invited guests who were
present last evening. Some time was spent in
listening to songs and recitations and in get.
ting better acquainted. after which all turned
their attention to relieving the tables of the
loads Of dainties provided for the occasion.
Toasts we're responded to by members of the
class and invited guests. among whom were
Secretary Pugh Of the Y. N. C. A., Presiden,
Foster Of the District Y. P. s. C. T., Superin-
tendent Earl Of the sunday school and Rev.
DIR. Green, pastor of the church. The history
Of the class. by Mr.. Earl, and the valuable
ideas and suggestions Of the pastor were highly
appreciated, while round after round of APP
plause greeted the remarks Of the teacher,
Nh. Vaughn, in response to the toast MY
Boys" Shortly after midnight all Joined
hands a. well ss voices and sang the doxology
and, after the benediction by the pastor, each
one went home feeling that the occasion will
be pleasant land mark along the rough and
rugged path Of life.
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UCTION SALE OF UNRFDEENED PLEDGES.
n Il. WARREN JOHNSON, Auctioneer

VIII sell by public auction at the store Of H. Fulton
l2lS Pennsylvanis avenue northwest, coLlmenclIz
TUESDAY. DECsMBEk EIGHTH. at len O'cLOCK
A H. mis- stock OF unredeerled pledges IN depart
ment, fruln No Al. il3i lo 40 old
nom No. to 1874 .nus.yS. style. and shelf
Gel artment from No. ~. l5 to lO1,sJ0. TINS sale
Will iaclcds AL goous uion which interest Is due
twelve months or more AID will consist of Gold. Sill
Yer nd Metalcssed Watches Chains Charms Lockets
Scarf Pins, Gun Buttons, Collar Buttons, Earriiyx
L1ce Pms. Meek Chains. Plain Gold and Set Rings
Coins. bracelets Sill erware, Medals Medal.ions D,a
mOnds, Opals- Pearls Emerslds aud other precious
stones. Books Boots Shoes. Dress GOODS PlsIedwsre
Guns. kevolyers. Opera Glasses Umbrellas, Surglcai
aud Dental Instruments, N.olins Drums Mirrors,
R2zors, Vases. &c. Sale will CONTINUE MORNING al
Ten O'CLOCK and EVENING n SEVEN O'CLOCK
until al the lots sod Ticket holders please take
notice. n. X. FULTON, PAWN rokcr
dl-.' F. wAREEN JOHNSON, Arctioneer.
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AGalveston special says: B. Duke, president
Of the American Tobacco Company Of New
York, and William Msrburg Of Baltimore, q
prominent member Of the company. were
indicted by the recent grand Jury Of THU
county fog the violation OF the anti
trust law Of Texas, and warrants have been H.
sued for their arrest These indictments grew
out Of the efforts made by the American To
bacco Company to force theewholesale grocers
Of this city to accede to the demands Of the
tobacco trust, which were that the grocera
should handle no goods but those manufactured
by the trust
Mr.. VIM. A. Narburg, who Il . member Of
the American Tobacco Company, in speaking
Of his alleged violation Of the anti-truss law Of
the state Of Texas, Gays: "If any one has testi-
fed to the grand jury Of Galveston that the
American Tobacco Company would sell their
smoking tobacco only to those who would con-
sion Of those Of competitors They made mis-
etatamenk"
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Canvassing New York State Return,

Canvassing New York State Returns.
The New York state board Of canvassers held
q session last evening at Albany. Mr.. Suther-
land of the republican counsel said: 1T ID con.
coded that there are twenty eight senatorial
districts in which there ID no contest, and We
agree that the senatorial vote in these districts
should be canvassei. We do not agree to favor
the canvass OF the Duchess county returns on
in the second judicial district" Tho confer
ence between the democratic and republican
lawyers has resulted in the selection Of plan
to submit the disputed cases to the courts on
agreed cases This plan will be perfected il
the proceedings in the courts ut Hudson and
Poughkeepsie today warrant further action in
this direction.
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Mr.. William E. Curtis lcctured last night at
the Columbian University before the National
Geographical Society on the subject of 1.-THE
Portraits of Columbia" Mr.. Curtis, as the
head Of the bureau of the South American re-
publics and the State Department work in con-
nection with the worlds fair, has spent great
deal Of time in study Of the personality Of
the great discoverei and in his lecture last
night dwelt mainly on the life Of the Genoese
hibited fully halt o hundred portraits, copies
and engagements OF all the portraits known to
he in existence, showing Columbus At various
ages.
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Tho Chapman Divoros Proceediues.

Laura E. Chapman, who. ON November z,
was made party to divorce proceedings
brought by Wallace t. Chapman, through E.
NJ. Hewlett, has, through her counsel, Rutledge
Wilson. fled an answer denying the charges Of
adultery and Entertainment She denies that he
has always been q faithful husband and asserts
that he has been guilty Of adultery, has as
saulted her and neglected her when sick and
compelled her to leave sick bed and do the
Homework and cooking for the boys he en-
pioys to drive his carts. Mrs Chapman also
files cross-bill, in which she asks that she be
divorced from bed and board, and charges him
with unfaithfulness and with cruel treatment.
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DUNoAssoS BROS. Aucno1ssr., :

TRUSTEES, SALE OF THREE NEW BRICK
DWELLINGS ON 1Hr SOUTH SIDE or b
SThEET BETMEEN SOUTH CAPITOL AND
FIRST STkkkTS " ESI, WASHINGTON. Il. c.
Under and by virtue Of three certain deeds trust
us. duly reCorceo IN laber numbered l4sl foio M,
etseq. III CT seq and .s2 ct sec. OF the rec
ors OF the District Columbia the request Ct
the parties secured THEREBY. We, the undersigned
trustees, Will sell at public auction. front the
premises, on MONDAY luE SEVENTH Oh De
GENDER, A. ID. 1891, AT -FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ
all that certain piece parcel OF land WASH
inRton city District Of Columbia. and being part of
original lct numbered - in square numbered 635 the
same having total front of 40 feet said south
street o. W ieet IL depth aid ilnroved by three new
brick dive lnys each having a frontage said south
in the above referred 10 deeds OF trust
Terms OF sale: The above houses will be offered and
sold separately, and the terms OF sale in each vi
be as follows. nancy: One-third of tile purchase
money to be paid III cash ami the residue in equal
Instruments, paysble in twelve l2D and eighteen
m months. and with interest at ak 90 per cent per
ennun, payable semi annually, for which the pur-
chaser Is to give prom,ssory notes secured by deed
o. trust On the property Sold. ali cash. the option
Of the purchase deposit OF 500 will be required
on each house when sold. All conveyencing ana
cordlng at purchasers cost Terms sale in case of
each house TO lie COMPLIED with in ten days day
OF sale, Otherwise the trustees rht
sell at risk ano cost Of deizulting purchaser.
Q. II. WILLIAMSON, Trustee.
W. L. LDMOAsTON. Iruste-.
nolgeod Office, 80 9TH st. NV.
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DARR d CO., ACcrIoNEERs.

CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE NOS. llle
AND Ills NEM JLRskl AVENUE SOUTH.
SOUTHEAST.
By virtue OF = decree Of the Supreme Court CT the
Dis-ric; OF Columbia, bled In Equity Cause No. Ia.
on the 2lst day Of November, ISL will offer for
sale on the premises WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER
NINTH. lS)l. AT FOL X O'CLOCK p. NJ, acts Is,
In square a.. fronting twenty feet inches
on New Jersey avenue and twenty eight feet seven
inches on Second street. Southeast Washington i'm
proved by four two-story oF1cA dwellings.
Terms: One-iourth cash. balance equal install
ments in one. two and three years. with at
Per cent per annum from date. Deferred payments
secured by deed trust property, or az cash
ut the option Of the purchaser AL conysysnces 81 the
cost of tie purchaser
" Moob8irIE 9fiIRiMMINa. Trustees.
nooS-dts
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I ATIMER SLOAN, Auctioneera.
1900 st.
TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROvEI
PROPERTY ON L STREET BETWEEN ErGH
TENTH AND NINkIEENTH STREET,

PROPERTY ON L STREET BETWEEN EfGH.
TEENTH AND NINkIEENTH STREETS
NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of q certain decree OF the Supreme Court
of the district Co.uiibia PASSED the lbn day
November. 1891. in equity cause NO. lS3l1. viii
sell at puoc auciioa, la 'front.' o. the prerlIses,
ON Friday, fOUkTH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1891,
Al FOUR O'CLOCK r a.. the following resi estate.
situate in the city of Washington u. C.. to witt Lots
~ -. - ami - IN VIM. ID. lnlip's recorded subdi
vision OF original loi ) IN
Square 143.
Situate north side uetwcen 18TH and 18th
streets northwest, opposite iawins' Park.
Terms Of sale prescribed by decree: One-thirl
of the purchase money in ash. and balance
equal installnlents. Iayabe Iesiectivey ia and
two years from Gay OF sale. all cash. option VI
purchaser. the deferred payments to bear
sale and be represented by the notes oi the pur.
chaser and secured on the property nod. deposit
OF 500 Will W requiresi al time of sale. All
convey ancin2 aud RECORDING at purchasers cost In
case OF defauitin compalee vita the terms OF sale
the trustee the right TO tie properly
the risk and OF the purcas such
further advertisement may seem To l.ln proper
CHAkLkS NORTHAMPTON. trustee.
no20-d&ds l4ly st. NV
~ IN CONSEQUENCE OF. THE STORM THE
above sale is pos pUned until THURSDAY. DECEM.
BEE TENTH. 1891. ut same hour aud place
Nv ort1a roft ha Tru
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I ATIMER L SLOAN. Aucuonsers.


TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY OK
THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF SIXTH AND
STREETS NOk1HwEST. Nos. COL AND ug3
STREET AND No. 30 SIXTH STREET, IN
The City OF WASHINGTON. DIsTkIcT OF
COLUMBIA
By virtue OF certain deed of trust dated january g.
1es4. ana recorded january 1874. IN IAler No. al
foiio III et sea- OF the land Records OF Tie District
Columbia and under ard in pursuance OF nal decree
OF the SuIreine Court the District OF Columbia
passed in equity No. L. GAL whereby the Under
signed substituted in said deed trustee
ia the pace aud stead Christopher Gransnirr
deceased and at the request Of the parties secund
thereby. Will ofer Tor saie AZ public auction front
o. the premises, ON MONDAY. THE SEVENTH
DAY OF DECEhBEk. A. ID. 1881. AT FOUR O'CLOCK
A. al that CERTAIN piece: parcel "a part of lot Of
ground in the city Of aslinRton. ID. c.. Known all
that part OF lot a IN square numbered Jour hundred
SQUARE recorded in the surveyors once Of said
city Of Washington situate and bein said city on
the sixth street and street north and
fronting forty feet said sixth and any
teet SIX inches said street. and running lack
from sand stree. with the width 70 alley.
bsnx the eastern part OF said lot y" with al
buildings. improvements and appurtenancsa.
Terms o. SAFE cash. II terms Of ssie not CON-
Piled with days from day o. the trustee
serves the right 70 resell the property the risk and
cost Of tho dessuif purchaser after i've dAys aver
tsement Of such reGsle newsIApor pubiishSd
in the city OF WASHINGTON, D. depos Of two hun
coslars (tsOol viii be reQutxcd Of anls.
Al conveyanc.ng ana rocordinx AZ purchasers cost.
ERANK 7. RAWLINGS, Trusses.
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AUCTION SALES.
fUTUiI. DAYS.

DuNcANsoN BROS. ADcn0nser,.
EXECUTORS AND TkU.Trrsr SALE OF VAL
uABLE IMPROVED BuslNEss rEoPERlN
MEsr AND coRNER Or TENlH AND c
fE fPRss SS I S,ssST s s5STa
By virtue of the Powers in US vested we viii oer for
on tie days end q sps S 30 s
named. so,;e 81 q. nnsst basinsss prpsrty IN ti.e
III 2hR ppkEG srN1ads D. 1891. a, nAif-fAsT
PARr OF Lots 9 AND 20. SQUARE 49,
Froni;ns q feet IL lilo inches on Seventh s,re~..
CUISINES: seS.e ny sno s as ss S FSNT l 20
ssts , e. pfNNslLNANiAA Az - IN Ead y sTkkEr.
se9s rsn ssM 1Pd S SssSyglnsl p ;Hs Bn Ms.ss
N FART OF LOT S. SQUARE as
ss@r Skill 2F; . sli & oq
SoSs sSoxs Sn :. Noa ~ Isl st,e1
nov ocenpie. by grocsry:
easiness property in the District anu suitable for
bushes. OF most any CHARACTER. and Investment,
nos THURSDAY. THE TENTH DAY OF pscEM.
r,,,,,,, % Lots Lot. c; p and !. SQUARE 49,.
inches ON iot a. west npTox.S ~ z. rs %
aweiins southeast corner OF losh and south
rs SS s THHk d PAY At LoRrrFIvE MINUTES
LOT Is SQUARE eoo.
;sst ash v IN % being Jus, south fESSsi
Ierrs: one-Qusrter cash. balance IN equal Install
neilts at ]. . and years. notes le EiVuu lor d.
ietNeu payments tearing Per cent per inter
est, Ias Apie senl-anneay AID ~ 10 urd by deed
Ss. az u nN sd SF a. ISL II olt'oa =.
Z, aepes,t Q, s3oV .squired on irOrerty $40 an
street northwest, slUOO lropegty 80.
avenue. and 500 each q. ;he otter two ,,,t. .l
time property IS Ind Of Terms 10 10 co;l.i WITT in
~ days Otherwise he right reserved tine rol-
efty an osiault at the rlsE and q: the
purchases or purch.sers efer 10 days sSveltsraent
OF such rcsAle IN some sai%r pubiishe Masp-
instup, DC. hEAlsf BRADLEY.
GEORlE Z. BRADLEY.
surviving Executors and Trustees
no2Cd&ds DUNCANsON BROS. Auetiuaeerx
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ITALY PREFERS TO WAIT.
Not Ready to Agree to . Combined Attac
on China.

on China.
The Italian government has replied to Frances
note proposing combined action on the part Of
the European powers against China to compel
thatcountry to make reparation for the outrages
that have been committed on foreigners and to
guarantee their protection in the future. In
her reply Italy says that Us she is not directly
interested in the matter she will wait until the
other powers decide upon the course they will
pursue before she decides what she will do.
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Eouuo Win xh0tf x6t0oto Cut.
The mother Of baron Dellard, high Official
in the ministry Of war. and her maid were
found in . room 1t their homo In Paris ysstsr-
day with their throats cut The old lady, who
was seventy years Of age. vas dead. The maid
vas still alive. but In . serious coalition. u
10 supposed they are the victims Of . murder
plot
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No Verdict In sailor Csxnsy's Casa
The suit Of Sailor Carney against Commands
Msngrsk Of the navy fee false imprisonmsnt at
Newport went to the jury Thursday. and thas
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At the regular annua: meeting Of the Miehi-
gan State Association, held last evening, the
following officers were elected for the ensuing
year: President Col ". d Thonpsou; vice
president, Maj. Calvin G. Townsend; secretary,
u. A. Harlan, and treasurer, A. W. Bingham.
Tho executive eommittce was directed to make
arrangements for the annual banquet for jan
uary 2e. the anniversary of the admission Of
Michigan into ths Union.