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In Aid OF Starving Russians.

A special called meeting of the woman's
National Press Association will be held Wednes-
day evening at Wizards Hotel and addressed
by Miss Clara Barton and ex-Gov. Hoyt of
Wyoming in reference to the present necessity
OF arousing public sentiment to send aid to
Russia.
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THOMAS DOWNING son. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE or PROPERLY on THE
NORTH SIDE OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
NoRTHMEsI BETMEEN THIRD AND Four
AND-A-HALF STREEIs WEST
BY virtue Of a decree Of the supreme Court OF the
District Of Columbia passed the I'd day of Noyeu-
her, A. d.. 1884 No ll.2.E} equity. val
on WEDNESDAY. The sENE NTEINIH DAY OF
FEBRUARY. A. ID. ls:rs. AT FOUR O'CLOCK T.. NJ /.
offer sale public auction in front OF the premises
al the estate. right title and interest Of John r. PEN
dleton, Hammond Dorsey, Helen. NJ Dorsey his wife
Elnlna v. Fendeton. Enlily Harvey Gan lnfnntD.
SOPHIA c. Pendleton. Mordecai iluminer. Charlotte
P.pdletoh K W. I. Duke. jr.. John X Long aud
Charles Harvey heirs at Law deyises Of Thorn
ton T. Pendieion. deceased. : grantee of such
he RS AT law devisees. undivided
terost as tenants with the others Iarcel
OF land witt buildings Thereon. situate. city Of
washington the District OF Columbia and desis-
mated on the ground plan thereof 90 lot Numbered
Twelve in reservation number ten.
The OF SAFE as prescrlbed by the decree ere
onthird cash. ba in two pronisSory notes. pay
aole IeDy-ly in one aud two from sale. with
Interest d yer centuID Annum. secured by DEED
on trust upon property sold. A deposit Of elOU
reaurpd 1t time Of sale Conveyans1ng at cost Of
pu eraser In the event thst purchaser fails
DIV with terms sale an day reseryso
TN rsht resell the property at and Of do
WARD THORoN. Trustee,
fe5-dts l5o5 Pa. ave. W.. Mashington. ID. O.
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Bo1Ls-P1xp1Es

And ERUPTIONS on the body are indications
Of poison in the blood and show that nature il
making efforts to throw 1t out. 8. 8. s. will
assist in this good work. It changes the char.
acter OF the blood, 50 that the poison-bearing
germs speedily leave through the pores of the
skin. and the poison Is also forced out
Our Treatise will be mailed to all applicants.
SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
ATLANTA. GA.
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- BENSINGER, AUCTIoNEER
% MAshlNuTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE IA
ZAAk, No. $40 LOUISIANA AkINlE

AUCTION SALES OF HORSES. CARRIAGES
HARNESS. SC. EVERY TUESDAY. THURS
DAY AND SATURDAY MORNINGS, COM
MENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK. THE ONLY
PLACE IN THE CITY DEVOTED ExCLUs-
lively TO TIE SALE OF HORSES, CAR
RIAGEs AND HARNESS. AND Is THE BEST
PLACE TO EITHER BUY OR SELL NOW on
HAND 30 DAYTON WAGONS AND 10 Bug
GIEs. WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT PRIVATE
SALE AT VERY Low PRICES. ALSO EVERY
SORT OF VEHICLE KNOWN TO The TRADE.
WHICH WILL BE SOLD OR EXCHANGED AT
PRICES THAT CANNOT FAIL TO PLEASE
THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK
IN THE CITY. PURCHASERS ARE INVITED
ToCALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK BEFORE
PURCHASING.
g. BENSINGER.
ta9-lm PrUlrlst
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pATcLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Aucts

p ATcLIFFE- DARR & CO.. Aucts-
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF THE ENTIRE CON-
TENTS OF THE BOTTLING ~ Establishment
OF 1HE LATE N. 4. BklDNtLI. NUs. .E59.
PRIsING IN PART
AND BOILER BOTTLES And BoAEs, Ban
IlNIIEEs. WHISTLES. WINES. LIQUORS,
ToBtGHo, CIGARS. IRON SAFE. GOLD
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
u Sis siNGLE' AND DOUBLE HARNESS.
4 DOUBLE WAGONS,
4 SINGLE WAGONS.
/ PHAETON BUGGY,
4 ROCkAWAl CARTILAGE
HORSE BLaNkkIs, STABLE BELONGINGS.
By virtue of an order OF the SueTrme Court OF the
District Of Columbia holding sI'eral term for Or
pIans Court busne will sell by public auction on
the Ireu.ises Noe. Bill aud 1863 n 1t " ON MON
DAY. IHE FIJI TENTH DAY OF February, A.
ID. 1872. COMMENCING Al TEN O'CLOCK A M.
all the personal the late NJ l. Brtdxell aud
part \ IN u,.eTaed abose 10 which the .tt.rt,aa -
the trade and others called
TEkMS CASH.
ANDREW A. IIpSCOMB,
Nerfz Building. 18th aud n sts. u. ".
JOB BARNARD.
800 9Th ST. n. W.,
Administrator
RADCLIFFE DARR CO..
AucilOnesTs. fe2
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I AIlMEE 3 SLOAN. Aucuoneers.

i AAAWLs . oLoAN. huctoneerb
IMPORTANT SALE OF FINE VEHICLES. HAIR
MISS. SADDLES. &c.
FOR ACCOUNT or
NEW YORK SHIPPER,
COMPRISING AN ELEGANT BREwSTE r
BRoTGHAM; COST 81; $50; FINE SPIDER
sl,50O; COSTLY FRENCH BROUGHAM, VERY
STYLISH BREWSTER RUMBLE PHAEToN,
COST $3.50: NEW kENSiNGToN, BIZ PARRY
son; COST s2so; TWO FINE LANDAUs,
COUPE ROCkAwAI. LOT HARNESS., SAD
DIES, &C. BEING THE PROPERTY OF A
NEW YORK CoRRESPONDENT AND SHIP
PER.
On WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY TENTH, 1892
commencing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, within our
ware rooms. 1881 and 1898 street l4th street,
We will sell the above goods, which are all perfectly
new-to-tlis- and being tne conditlon
(some OF them equal to newt and by celebrated makers
should command the attention Of every search
of trst-ciass Carriages.
On exhibition up to hour Of sale.
LA1IMER SLOAN.
Arnr+s
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fe6-dkdi
D ATCLIFFE. DARR Co.. Aucrloneers.

u ATCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. Aucuoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE PRINTING EsTAB.
LISHMENT KNOWN AS POLKINHORN PRINT
ING OkFiCk, NOS. ES2 AND 634 d STkEET
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF chattel deed of trust. duly re-
land records for the District Of Columbia, and
the request OF the parties secured thereby we the
tirety. on the aboys named premises, on WEDNES-
D. 1892. at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. al the chattels
mentioned in schedule B." attached to said trust.
and coanprisuv in part follows:
One hnyine and Boiler. together with all the Shaft
ipg Betting and Steam HesterS connected Herewith
One large Cossere.l 4 Babcock Cylinder PrssA
One large Hos Cylinder Press.
One Adams Medium Press.
One 4 Medium Universal Press,
One Small Universal Presa
One Small Gordon Press.
One Dooley Paper Cutter.
LARGE sssortmsu. Of Typs, Racts casss. Leads.
With iull outnt usually found In Arstcls prinsns
SAMUEL PoLKINHoRH.l $780,.
~ II. B. POLKllHORN. 1reseese
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RADCLIFFE, DARR & CO.,
THOMAS DOWLlNG & son. Auctioneers.
CHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
PROPERTY IN The VILLAGE OF '.LINCOLN"

d. &.
By virtue of decree passed on the I'd Of October,
1891 by the Supreme Court of the district Of Column
agt. Alien F. Bell. the undersgne will offer for sale
ut public auction in front OF premises ON FRI
DAY. FEBRUARY NINETEENTH. 1897, AT FOUR
O'CLOCK 7. NJ the following Lots Of Land in the
(0) sixteen UU), inclusive OF section Ia,
described in Lber 764 at folio III ct seq Of the
frame house.
Terms OF sale: 0pe-thEd cash. of which deposit Of
residue in two equal OF year and two
years. respectively. with interest from day Of
the deferred payments be secured by deed of trust
the property sold. Conveyancng and recording at
purchasers cost. Terms Of to be complied with
in after sale property will be resold at
and risk Vt purchaser in default
WOODBURY. WHEELER, Trustee,
feG-dkdS 3sl AZ st. NV
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Aid for the Poor

A. z. b. sends s6 to the STAR Office for the
benefit Of the poor Of the District; . SISTER
woman" o. for the benefit Of the family men
toned in last Saturday 6TAl, who was IN need
Of % 10 pay her rent
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4 ,HANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
~ WRIGHT AND Dol Els SUBDIVISION OF MT.
PLEASANT, FRONTING ON GRANT AVENUE.
By viItue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia no ding special te NJ in equity,
passed cause No. ID UeSi go. doc. 81 in which ths
United States Of America is plaintiff and David Nei-
and others descendants. will offer for sale ut
THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1882 Al
FIVE O'CLOCK p. M. those two parcels of land
certain lots IN Wright and D"le,s subdivision OF MI
Pleasant, in the District OF Columbia, the same ap-
the Flat recorded in the Office OF the
Of til District Of Columbia in Record Carberry s
Pla:s. Levy Court. al page II. said lots front each
ID feet Oh Grant avenue and are 100 feet deep.
Terms OF sale: One-ltrird cash, of which 800 shall
be paid on the day Of sale. balance in and two
years from the day OF SALE with interest said deferred
pas be secured by deed OF on the prop
ery sold, all cash. at the purchasers election Con-
yey anciny and recording at purchasers cost.
Arthur A. BikNEY, Trustee,
Office iJS La. ave. H. W.
RADCLIFFE, DARR CO.. Auctioneers. fe4-dGds
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THoMAs BOWLING SON. Auc,,onssrs.
- II

TRpsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
STREET NOR1HWEST, pEING PREMISES
No. 1914, WASHINGTON. DC.
By virtu of a certain deed of trust to u.s. bearing
date Of July Il. ls,2: and duiy recorded in Liber
lOl folio AID. one of the land records OF the District
Of Columbia and at the request of the party secured
thereby. we viii sell at public auction in
premises on TUESDAY, the TMES1 i-TH1RD DAY
OF IEBkCARi. lSSe. at HALA-PAsT FOUR
O'CLOCK r. NJ, the following described parcel of
land situate the city Washington district OF Co
unbia, being lot numbered 81 Martin and Walker.
recorded subdivision Of the south halt of original
numbered 10 in square numbered Bog, being Is feet
~ inches front by the depth OF 100 feet inch,
proved by three-story DrlcK house known as No.
1914 18th st. n. together with the improvements
&c.
Terms Of SALE One-thrd of the purchasa money 10
be paid i'll cash. the balance to be divided IN
payments. payable i'll one and two rears, Tor which
notes OF the purchaser bearing interest the
per cent Ter annu interest payable
and secured by deed of trust the property sold
will be taken. all cash. at purchasers option.
deposit OF two hundred dollars (SOO will be required
at the time Of SAFE. All conveyancing and recording
at purchasers cost II the of sale COM
Piled with in ten days day sale trustees re-
serve the right to resell the property at the risk and
cost of the defaulting purcn aser.
THOMAS ". FOwLER,t ,-,,,..
fe9-d&ds JESSE j. PRATHER, ! Atus'es.
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r AICLIFFE. DAkk CO.. Aucuoneers.
~ go Pa "

~ go Pa ave. NV.
TWO ELEGANT THREE-sToRY BRICK DWELL
1NGS.ON FLORIDA AVENUE. AT THE ME
SECTION OF NEW JERSEY AVENUE NORTH
MIST LIE DROlT PARK. BEING HOUSES
On MEDN SDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY
TENTH. lss2 Al HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
We will sell in trent of the premises
SUB LOTS 30 AND Al
IN BLOCK . OF LIZ DROlT PARK
Fronting feet each Florida avenue with depths of
about l0o ami - teet respectively Lot a. ia l.-
proved by three-story brick dwelling, and store the
dwelling containing six rooms and bath, and is No
40 Lot ~ ID improved by a threestory trick
dwelling. No AL Florida svenue, containing ten
rooms bath and iurnace room. Both houses are pro-
nantels. cectl1c lighting attachment Tor gas electric
lie s, &c. &c. and compete in every detail
and finely finished throughout.
Terms of sac Liberal and made known at the time
of sale deposit oil 500 each house reauir.d m
the time Of sale. RATCLlFfE, DARR 90,
ief-dNos Auctioneere.
q 60. W. sTICkNEY. Auctioneer.
~ no y1th =
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HORsFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE
For impaired Vitality
And weakened energy 10 wonderfully succeaaful.
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An Important National Organization Meets
Mt the Ebbltt House.
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THOMAS BOWLING 8 SON. Auctienetr..

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL Estate, BEING PROPERTY No. l:s15
Ninth STREET NokTHwLsT. Al Al CTION.
On wEDNESDAl, FEBRUARY TENTH. lssre at
HAif-PASf FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, I Will sell. in
front OF the premises. part of lot numbered nine
Samuel Norment's subdivision square numbered
three hundred and ninety nine tS, being the north
nieen O5) feet OF said lot nine 90 fronting fifteen
feet on yth street and running back about 81 feet
inches Of equal width the iull depth of said
ten-foot wide alley, improved by comfortable two
story, eixht-roon dwelling house. No. 1873 9Th ST w.
erins OF One-third cash; balance in six,
twelve and eighteen months with interest, secured
by deed OF trust on the premises or all csh, at the
option of the purchaser. A deposit of one hundred
dollars required az time of sale. Terms be complied
with in fifteen days the property may resod AZ
risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser All convey anc-
ing and recording purchasers cost.
IRWIN Is. LINTON, Executor
1a2S-lU 1854 .th ".
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LNOR SALE-S9O0 WILL BUY, IFSOLD AT ONCE
l. of the handsonest turnouts in WASHINGTON
consisting OF stylish rar OF hacsney coDs ~
hands nigh. and Old. sound and kind.
81. zoo seven months also d. NJ Lane cart. in
gvOt order cost 1850; very tne double set silver
mounted harness. cost coachnan's livery, lash
whip. pole Chains blankets and matters all complete
sold account OF going south for his wife 8
health tins o bargain for one, the out tit
cost ~. 500: also frs:-clsss coachmAn wishes
position.
LATIMER & sLoAN,s,
a
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auc,ioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE AS AN ENTIRETY OF ALL THE
FURNITURE. CARPETS. BELONGINGS, con-
TENTS. LEASES AND LICENSES NOW IL AND
UPON The HOTEL LANGHAM AT tt 4
NORTHEAST CORNER OF FOURTEENTH AND
STREETS NoklHWL 81, IN THE CITY OF
WASHINGTON AND DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Under and BY virtue of certain chattel trust
from William Foster and Others to the undersigned
trustees dated tie 18th day of February 1890 aud
recorded in Liber 1ioS folio -.S seq. of the
land records OF the District of Columbia and the
quest Of party secured thereby. will offer sale
at public auction the Langham Hotel the north
east corner Of l4th and streets northwest in the
city Of WASHINGTON and District Of Co umbia. on
the entire contents of said hotel. consisting of
Parior and Bed hoom Suites. CARPETS. Mirrors Rugs
Pictures Glass Ware. Dishes, Cutlery. Culinary Item
sis. Napkins Sheets. Beds, Bedding. Easy Rockers
Once furnitnre in short, all the paraphernaliA and
personal properly now used in and about said Hotel
and Annex. and embraced in the said trust.
Inc same Will he sold as wBoe, 5us as II stands.
together with the lease and licenses said Hotel.
On application to the trustees eriniss will be given
for the OF said property time before said
day of sale.
Terms OF sale: One third of the purchase money in
cash and the balance IN equal nstal1ments at and
two day of with interest at the
notes OF the purchaser given for de-
erred payments, to lie secured to the satisfaction
the trustees. 1900 to he paid down hen property
is struck on. and terms of sale to be complied with
within five days from day OF sale. otherwise the
post and property resold and cost Of
defaultlng purchaser or purchasers.
EDWARD NEWMAN, 4
Fend j. building. ga D ST. n.w. i; r,..
JOHN b. LARNER, AfusteeA
f5-dtds Adams building, 1885 / street.
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1HEsIDESr MEBwISs ADDRESS AND PLEASANT
WELCOMING REMARKS By MEssRs. n. NJ PARKER
AND r.. J. HEIBERGER--GETTISG DOWN TO BrsI-
NEss-6ooD WORK OF The LOCAL COMMITTEE.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AETERNO0N


r ATCLlFFE. DARE 4 CO.. Auctioneers,
~ $50 PA. AVE. NV.
VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE UNIM-
thOtED REAL ESTATE AT THE CORNER OF
pDELAWAEE AVENUE AND SOUTH { STREET
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY NINTH.
- IoS-, az HAlt-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, Will
sell oy public auction, front Of the premises.
,,., -. LOT IN SQUARE 6S7,
Fronting 76 feet inch on Delaware avenue and lo4
feet : inches on South street
Inns property il elegantly located in a section that
lsrapdly IMPROVING and Is especially adapted ad-
suDdivision IS near the u s. CAPITOL Coast
ana SeodetIc survey. New Library Buiiding and
X. r. Co. " W W. w.
time of sale Va @~O~ ~
fe2-d&ds RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Aucts.
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~ OOe 11th 1t. q. ".
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IN
PROVED PROPERTY. BEING HOUSE NO. ZIG
STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of certain deed trust recorded in ber
i2S, i1o no e. Sd one OF the land records Of the
secured thereby. we will offer for sale in front Of the
PasH pAk Sc ss
r M the following described proIerty situate in the
rar. IF S STIe o i .se in
said square and running thence esst @ saia
twenty hve feet. thence south twenty ieet thence
amounting in the aEEregate to 81 go ana interest
slSo depos q time Terms to Se complied o. ps
and deisuItins parcfasei ~ 's'0.' ~ ''A
,.27-s. S .. n n BAhHpsassr.s Trustees.
v HyHE ABOVE Ea SAFE ,sI Is posrrosEp TO
hour and place
sses.. Sf n f BhhHassr., Trustees.
6l2 street NORTHWEST
CATALOGUE SALE
1'''155d5A4fE2%s $sSs5hHeE1 s2S0 0s s001'
f sE XskPi skhlF F8Sks.
III DE SOLD Al AUCTION
WEDNESDAY, AND THURSDAY
FEBRUARY TEETH AND ELESESTR. lsoe.
"sfFiS 5 az ESssS5SS bss$SsH::
te4-N Auctioneefs-
I ATIAER SLOAN. AucsiOnssr'. ,,ooo
vAIIy gNsls S gSENPRSyES PROPERLY on CO
tween 18th and l4th STREETS,
n, wrnNpsnA At ApGII6N ,,r..v
TENTH. lHo2 in front OF the preu,issa
AT FOUR O'CLOCK.
shall soil
LOT 2, in BLOCK IS,
50xl50.
IN John shermsnS subdivision Of Mount Pleasant and
Pleasant Plains, now ed Columbia HeixhtA Sew
esa9e and water In front Of pEoperty.
Terms made known sale
LATINHR SLOAN.
ieS-dh Auctsouesra-
GET Tn Best.
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Games in Other Cities.

P1rrsBURG, Nov 25.-Thrse thousand
people attended tae Lehigh p Pittsburg-
athletic club football game. The PitUs-
burg A. c. team could make no head
way against tho splendid rushing aud
running tactics Of Roderick, Ordway,
and Hutchinson OF Lehigh. A goal
from centre by Ordway was the feature.
Score--Lehiah, 81; Pittsburg A. O., D.
WAsHINGroN, Nov. 25.-The football
game for the District championship be-
tween teams of tia Columbia Athletic
Club and GeorgotowL University, resulted
in ~ 10 in favor Of Georgetown.
Georgetown made three touohd owns but
missed kicking the goal each time.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 25 The game
between the University of Pennsylvania
and the Wesleyan eleyens resulted in a
victory for tine former by q score of 10 0.
BNGHAMToN, n. T., Nov. 20 AT foot
ball here Binghamson high school de-
feated the Waverly High School by a
score of 80 to o.
CHICAGO, Nov. %. The football game
between che teams of the Boston and
Chicago Athletic Associations was won
BY the Bostons, they scoring three touch
downs, two goals and one safety, maxim g
total of IL points. Chicago made two
touohdowns and two goals, total of 10
points,
DETROIT, Nov. 25-The football gam q
between the teams OF the University OF
Michigan and Cornell College was won
by the latter; 80 to 10.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. 25- The de-
Gliding game in the Western Inter collie
giate Football League here between the
elevsns OF the Kansas State University
and Missouri State University, was a
well played one and stubborn, Kansas
winning by the score of ~ To 4.
MLwAUBEE, Wis, Nov. "A The Uni
versity OF Wisconsin defeated the North
western University of Eyanstown, ILL.,, al
football yesterday by score OF 20 10 q.
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AFTER DETECTIVE mHENRY.

He is Being sought to Testify Before the
Grand JuB5 in tho Is rdsn CA,O.
PROVIDENCE, R, l., Nov. 25.-Ths Fall
River police, under the direction Of NEr-
shRl Hillisrd, are making desperate at
tempts to induce Private Detoctive Nc
Henry to 20 before tho grand jury in the
Lizzie Borden murder case. McHenry
remains away from this State, where
criminal proceedings have been instituted
against him by Boston diamond broker
named Barrett
1t is believed he has been deceiving
Marshal billiard all through and that it
was upon alleged evidence which he
claimed TO have that the arrest of the
unfortunate Borden girl was made.
The Fall River authorities dstrusted
McHenry and refused to pay for his
work on the Borden case until they saw
the evidence material before the grand
jury. On account of the unpaid bill Nc
Henry went to New York and refused TO
appear at Taunton.
Leading attorneys and judges are
puzzled over the adjournment of the
grand jury without definite action in the
case.
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SURCEASE FROM ,CAREI
Mr.. Cleveland's Quiet Time al
Broadwa Island.
OFFICE SEEKERS CANNOT REACH HIM

with TIVE Companions He 10 EKtsrmin-
AtiHE water Fowl-aow He spent
Thanksgiving psy - Mrs. CloveIaadI
Narrow EsoAPo at Lakewood, n. j.
ExMoRE, Va, Nov. 25-Prssident-
elect Cleveland is enjoying himself
quietly on Broadwater Island, the benu-
tiful but isolated resort which is owned
by the Brohdwater club. 1t is 10 aud $40
miles from EKmore landing, which place
is two miles from Exmore station on the
New York, Philadelphia s. Norfolk rail-
road. The private steam launch Sun
shine plies between the landing and the
island over course which follows
MacheponRo creek for . and 1-2 miles.
The island is 8 miles long and miles
wide, and contains a population of 81
families.
At the late election 81 votes were cast,
and they were all for Cleveland.
The President-elect and his friends,
Charles b. Jefferson and L. Clark Davis,
are the guests of Joseph L. Ferrell, presi-
dent of the club, at his cottage, which
stands Il short distance from the club
house, the latter standing in q grove Of
pine trees half mile inland. Mr.. Davis
is member Of the club.
Although the object OF Mr.. Cleveland Is
visit Is to secure absolute quiet and
much needed rest, he expects to spend
some time in duck shooting
A heavy north wester, which has con-
tinued steadily for three days, has pre-
vented cunning, and the party has re-
mGined quietly indoors. Mr.. Cleveland
is ia excellent health.
A reporter of the National Press went
TO the island last evening and presented
his card to the Presideut-elec He was
received courteously, but Mr.. Cleveland
begged to be excused feom submitting TO
an interview. he, however, expressed
himself as being delighted with his sur
roundiuRs, and said that it WAS his in
tention to remain on the island for five
or six days. Then he will join Mrs.
Cleveland at Lakewood, N. j.
IL Is probable, however, that if the
President-slecJ's plans are interrupted by
callers that he will remain several days
longer.
1t does not seem possible that a more
isolated spot could have been selected
where Mr.. Cleveland might be free from
the various annoyances TO which he was
subjected in New York.
The islands population with the ex-
ception of the crew Of the United States
Life Saving Station, are in the employ
Of the club.
Since Mr.. Clevelsnd's arrival il has
been remarkably cold for this locality.
1t is expected that the wind will fall
sufficiently by noon to-day to allow the
party to go duck shooting. The Sun
shine will convey the guests opposite the
blinds when row boats will be taken.
One-fOurth Of BroadwAter island is
covered with splendid groves of pines,
! hollys, ssssaf. as aud orchards of flg trees.
This portion is "A succession OF mounds,
! but the remainder is level and slopes
gradually to what is considered the finest
beach in America.
Mr.. Cleveland ato his Thanksgiving
dinner 1t p M, tie only persons pres
ont being his companions, Messrs. Davis,
Jefferson s.4- LLe lost, .-r. Ferrell.