Evening Star Newspaper, December 13, 1887, Page 3

ag 8 ' s- r Fd THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13. 1887—SIX PAGES. The New French Cabinet, A Pension Agent Mobbed. + Senater Colquitt of the Drys. Toe AU SALES. AUCTION SALES. THE STAR, | sxe tsesoose tnree aso sess ro ms | viourer tnou nenrea ox a counso orrcat.| mx auty hunt Tux tie of same wor ema | DORMION & AUCTION SALES. ee wot AUCTION SALES. por ey A dispatch trom Catro, Tis, December 12, says: | BY FRAUD. i FPtOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. THIS AFTERNOON. ie To-monnow. "aris Journal Officiel publishes the follow- 0 colored maa, e says: Colquitt, — — os — —- Pays indenter Vid teed ae ee Se es ne le a, SPECIAL SALE OF SUPERIOR LARGE DARK BAY | "JYHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. WALTER B WILLiaMs & 00., Auctioneer iS as the ministry . ‘a8 suc- | appointed a pension agent by President Cleveland States Senator and ex-governor COUPE HORSE, PARK PHAETON, SET DPI of AMERICANS AT A FF ceeded in getting together: M. Tirard, president | and assigned to duty in Southesst Missouri, with | Was the speaker at the meeting of the American | We have in stock, bought for Christmas presenta, s HARNESS. ONE HANDSOME PAIK APE aed ereery, arrcare? TRUSTEES SALE OF JSALUABLE SUBURBAN Raa a of the counctl, minister of finance, and minister | headquarters at Cape Girardeau. Saturday, ashe | Temperance Union in Chickering Hall Sunday | large lot of GOLD, SILVER, and NATURAL HAN- OF SLASCMEe Some, RISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, BEING HOUBES | By victueot « corte deo of trust beariua Ladies, said cee Boston, Grow | posts and telegraphs; M. Fallieres, minister of | was investigating pension matters at La Forge, | afternoon. -_ org owing se =o a} HORSES, BS AND 33° wate pi hg date on the 7th day ot Rovpuber rastig Emthusinatic Over th ent ot the | Justice: Gea. Logerot, minister of war; M. Flou-| Mo. he was setzed by a mob who were incensed | “The rum power,” he sald, “threatens the homes | st Prices to suit all, raning in price from @1.7 GOOD BOTH IN HARNESS Sons ot the District of" Golunchie Toi ot Sr. Locum, Dec. 14 —Phe correspoadent of the | rons minister of foreign affairs; M. Sarrien, min- inst him, whether because he was a negro and | of the American rope. Atlanta was the Gtbral= | ©1000 sige ot of MUFFS, from 8110 #4. AND UNDER TRE SADDLE. CAN BE By virtue of adecree. of the Supreme Court of TAROT ch ibe (gromiens on WEL! ny Giobe-Democrat, at BL Paso, Tex., on Saturday, | tster of the interior; M. Dautresme, minister of | investe1 with authority by the President, or for | tar of the prohibition cause, and @lbraltar has petnpaoe'y LINEN and SILK HAND! HANDLED BY LADIES WITH PERFECT SAFETY. | the District of Columbia, sitting as a Court THE POCRTHA NTH DAN OF DECEMB ses at says: Today anocher series of Dull-zhts took | commerce: M. Loudet, minister of public works; | sme other reason. is wot Known. ‘The mob hur. | fallen, ° But how was the baitietostr | By fraud, | Ladiew and Gent'» LINES — TWO FINE. AND COSTLY ROBES. carey Deseo’ in a case in which Macy E.Sun pa ee te 7 sce at Paso del Norte, aud the tmmense amphi- | M. De Mahy, minister ‘of marine; M. Viette, min- | ried hita to a tall timber with the intention, openly | by dishonesty and abuse. In a city which or op- from Se. to #1.50. TWO GOOD CAB HOR: 9 Others are detendante ha TO Te Ce te ene | Rachincton Die ich atuate tn ths County Eicstcr'was ted tolts utmost capacity. ‘The per. | ster of agriculture; M. Faya, minister of public | and hilariously expressed, of striuging im up to | pon-nts said was being depopulated by probibition | — 100dosen KID GLOVER, G0c., 7c, 97c.; the best | TOGETHER Wren SAKES sew AND Na ae he ag Fg RO a pa Sg formance turned out to be, In t instruction. a tre. Atter the Umber was reached more mod- | they registered 2,500 more votes than ever before | value we have ever offered before. BuadtESONP HAND, signed, ¥ TngT sexta Day, oor bored 131, 43° 133 of Wein ens Dane spectators and management, a bi Of the new cabinet MM. Tirard, Fallieres, Faye, | erate councils prevailed, and the mob contented | —most of them fraudulent--and ‘we polled | 100 pieces DIAGONAL DRESS GOODS, 15c.; "ARRIAGES, &c. Dec! ‘W887, at HALF-PAST iviaion of it Pleasant and? Pains, ae Fe Bails had teea kept without food for some: time, | de Maby, Loubet, and Dautresme belong to the | itself with whipping, pounding, and kicking the | 500 more votes thar ne nad Detore, they Deat Us | splendid value. 30 NEW SIXGLE AND’ DOUBLE SLEIGHS. oc . M.. "im fromt of the premiers, | conlel in the records of Washington County. said nd this added to the natural ferocity of their dis: | union of the left; and MM. Sarrien and Viette b - | unfortunate ofcial until he was hardly al Ne to | by 1,000. Our ministers of the gospel were abused | “Our COMBINATION SUITS reduced in price to Caternenae Lemeeuee PEN TH. 1887, | Motaayhart of lot itambered °5, in Beatty abd Hawke | Jouneon's edivicion of said iote - tuoms No fatal accident occurred, ‘but the | long to the mor advanced group. M. Flourens | wove. le succeeded in reaching Belmont Crossing | aud our wonnen who sat.on platiorms oping t0 | coy” gommencing at TWELVE O'CLOCK. in frout of mix | south side of let strect at the norihwent cormer of eaid | Tenia’ Due third of the pa movey lis and several horses were disabled, maimed | and Gen. Logerot are not members of :hechamber | on foot, and arrived at Charle:ton on the Iron | save thelr husbands, brothers or fathers were I | "2% 39 sure sacs to QL ‘auction I shall sell for parties’ who are leaving | lot and running south one hundred feet to. # ten foot | and the balance in ihstallmenta at ihest artistic rules of the are day's | the Blyse : © 3 side ic " 3 2.5 ; — - frst font to Tat 3 fe occu om ime perforiuances the majority of tis spsctators were | Carnot read his message to pariiiment. ‘The mes- | editor of the Cairo. Daily Gasetie, a democeauc | dian arb, With flaming torenes on either ‘side of | All DRESS GOODS greatly reduced in price. WEEKS & 00, Auctioncers ‘inches to the bewiuning, with ‘the two-story brick | st the option of the purchaser @50 will be sured ag Kevericans, dnd ncany caetaltnt the ects audi: | sage 1s lengthy and. fefers to political questions, | sheet, which hada brie? existence. Drifting to | iat fare swith ar down along platform and told | HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR a specialty. TRUSTER'S SALE OF IMPROVED REAL FSTATE ‘air art Soon as property fe tid off. All comveyanc ace were women. Many of them were from pointing out the path which the president would | Washington later, he was rewarded with Uhe post- | the niggers how he had come to help them, ‘Just SUFUATE ON BLADENSBURG KOAD IN THE pomp Py a FF Sultured cities of the Eastern Status far there une | {ike to see parliament enter. after reminding the | tion which has s0 nearly cost him iis ite. to accommo tate you," he would cry, ‘I will sus- COUNTY. 2 frown Tied with in seven days che property will rescld at at the present time several train-loads of excur- | members of the chambers that his election was = cor — pend talk for two minutes and sell you some medi- _ AYViFtue of a deed of trust dated November 1 feet 25 fect, then south fel with | ddte THOMAS J. BROWN, Trustes, @ouists in the city, all of whom, par- | due to the spirit of conciliation produced among Powderly Stricken, cine;’ and after the darkies had rushed up with band recorded in liber 1: eee era Frederick street 100 feet, to 8 10-foot alley ; then ALTER B WILLIAMS & CO. a) - SSioe NOUEDE HE mcumbent on thes 1 | ope that’ the, sane Sontitnekt. wit gomuinue to | TURIABOR LEADEH sEIzeD WITH A wawouRaace at | (elF money he would iMing handfuls of, quarters JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, CAlimbia, and” at the requret of the party thereby | ‘Ne ce feet; Hew north 100 fect to The place of be: | WY — — Geko” tm ie Dulbsghta, One party, of | hope thet the same sentiment wil conuinue ( SCRANTON. pack 00 them. | Did the Uquor men send for bien? | secured, I'will sell at public suction in front of the | "emt Orne” Ome tard OF ek pom TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN Hehly dressed and evidentiy highly refined | prevail in both houses. The passage relating 00 | p__., 1. Posiadelphia Prem, to. day. ‘not know, but he came a few days before elec- 713 Market Space. Premises ou SATURDAY, the TWENTY-+OURTH | casi," belance iu one aud te ~~ KEAL ESTATE. Jadies, Said to be trom Boston, ehaperoned by a | France's foreign policy 1s couc a ee |e ee ee on, and went two days after it. Just before AY OF DECEMBER, 1887, at FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. | the dag of sale, or the purchaser inay pay all caah By virtue of a certain deed of trust, bearing date maid looking white hatret nin high | Pacific terms. lerly has been | election there were thousands of pictures of ADra- the following described real estate, situate in the | Seed given, aud deed of trust taken te ontare otesed | the Fh day of Noveuber. 187. ae | silk hat ai main, care ives quite | The cabinet’s reply to the message will declare | stricken with a violent hemorrhage of the lungs. | ham Lincoln striking the fetters from a black man Gounty of Washi jumbta, viz: | paymenta” All conveyancing at the expenae of the | Liber 81h folio 163, of the land records of the Dis mas by the wild “and uncontrollable en- ) that the government's desire Is to cominence the | Word to this effect was recetved In this city yes- | distributed among the negroes. Underneath the be e hundred and thirty-seven (1:57) 40 | purchaser. A tof $330 required on €8ch le | ote EDN Ta AN ees POUR TESTE asm with wich they applauded the per. | 6x21 tr eee ord ont Concord at | verday morning at the general headquarters of the picture was a forged motto, | It made Lincoln say # at 000 000 ooo inety-three (93), and Jota ninety-aix (95) to one hun. | Ue Auctioneer sare DAY OF DECEMBEL, 1s87.at HALF-PAST FOL Whenever the poor, Shivering horses, | howe, and wil! demand asa question of confidence | terse morning at the general heatquarvers Of the | that the prohibition law was the fetter that, be it ow © ww dredand one (101) of Thoinas EW. fosub-| avande No. 5230 Weide ia Moettect, | OCLOCK PM. the followin described real estate, ‘Who had their eyes bandaged before being brought | three provisional credits, ligence | had struck trom the slave. I looked for one of 4 i own wow ww division of of “Long Meadows,” and reconied in = a aituate in the County of Sacington, ‘Dnatrict of Col: iuaethe Gouna extra vicious Unrust | | ‘The new cablaet ts a moderate republican body. | came from Mr. Powderly’s home tn Scranton by | these the day after election and 1 could not find BFS hr Mg OY Og Book, County No, 6 Yolte 27, of the. Surveyor oltce DPBMTIREY SALE, OF Two-sTonY MiktcK | Guia to wit Tot bumtered nine tb) * from the horns of « bull aud were thrown tremb. | M. Tirard ts opposed to the autonomy of Parts and private wire, and the message was received by | Oue. But there will be day of reckoning with of thé District of Columbia, ‘ STEEN AND STORES Noe RA SEALE | qudivinion of tote 131,132 apd T35. and bleeding some distance away, these | to the separation of church and state. no. W. Hayes, the secretary of the general exect- | the men who decelved the negro. ‘The men of At- ‘erms of sale: One-third of the purchase money in u ND ES NO P AND 1114 | Doie'ssulnlivision of Mount Pleasant and G Citedly join ta pravo” as wild with | cabinet headed by Senator Tirard, and composed | who communicated the contents to General Sec: | Ues and be defeated, and they will win in the CHALLENGE. two and three pure Te racks the ne ee yatile im one. | TRENTIL 1887, at HALEY, —¥ Liber Lewy court. So. 1. fe ‘ @uthusiasin as the audi w of such nen as can be induced to serve under Nis | retary Litchman and then tothe general executive | €Dd. Chaser will be ‘taken at six per ceot interest and se- | will sell, th frout of the prem dnprovenenta thereat, con ‘Saturn hesee's ‘caviliaed Tetined sur- | premiership, ts doubted in all quarters. M. Tirard | Hoard. ‘Strict orders were given to the clerks in ———_—_+ee____ cured by deed of trust on the proverty sold, or, all cash LOT 13, SQUAl house, ‘Thissale 1 Foundings, they will scarcely believe that they | biluself cau only be regarded, in the circumstances | the office to keep the matter & profound secret. | _ THR PENNSYLVANIA GANG OP COUNTERFEITERS.— REMINGTON STANDARD TYPEWRITER. St the opticn of the purchaser. "Hf the ternis of sale are | fronting 48 feet by # depth of defaulting purchaser at @vuld have been guilty of such border ruffanisin | Of his selection, as a mere tnakeshift, and natu- | Neve, ess, Mr, Powderly’s attack was the sub- | Ida Smedley and Jim Phillips, the notorious coun- not complied with in ten days from date of sale, the | nproved by e wel yyy brick dwell ‘One-third of @a they undoudt yed today. 2 a = Any ministry he may bring together must be Ject of whispered cor oe day throughout bgt pee Leper ysby atte pupanaeer atthe cost and riskof the de- | 11g FF a ee SL eis: alance in two equal ay Were priests, as wel d ‘stimation. “The of f The Broad street office, and endeavors to suppress ec ’ , and _ ‘ALSO, A PRE, ‘ arately. a who’ were ‘enabled | thus far has been in a greater degree to the course | the news were ineductual. ‘Mr bowderiy, ke was | tO.awall trial at the March term of the United foraale at public section by virtheet shetes tess of | Tercosy One-half cosh, balance in one and two years, | et teen Xeursiow train at ki) Of procedure than to any other citcumstanee or | Stated in the message, Was completely prostrated | States court in that city. ‘They were arrested at Wiluaetae ae a points of | ost. of same date, recorded in said Liber 1213. at | Dotes to bear 6 per cent iuterest from day of sale, pay: | S0ob as property is bid off, All-couveyamelte inl tes border life. | reason. ‘The method pursued has been something | Dy the attack, whicu had been. sudden and unex- | Sunbury for complicity In counterrelting opera ears tenes re oS DURA. | {oie 284. ct neu.. the Following deacritvd ral estate, | able semi-annually, and to le wccural Uy a of | conting at pur haser's cost If terme are not complied: ertions have | like this: The gentleman summoned by the pres preted. Mr. Powderly has made no sreret of the tions which have been going on for some months | superiority: "ULATION, Iylue coiitiuous to that above-described. viz.” Lot | trust on premises, OF all cash at option of vurchaser, | Witt it seven days the property will be resold at the int to honor & ine cay aa papeisten nalmcaneoe erotauie e ea aitour thet thes his lungs Rave long boon, we pak, but he Voce et atl See ea oe a or , and SPEED—the essential qualities in = Bamber! one hundredand thirty-eight (138), in the | Quaveyancing, fc. et, purchaser's Sogt = be Sie RU TT RTe x. w. heavy fight, and confi. | pre fe colleagues s#para f ver experienced an attack like that of yes- sylvia judso1 iting machine, = “ 2 with in ‘tes werw. ¢ reserved i? ——_ Shai there will be a | dificalty obtains his consent to accept the port. | tergay, tt iva inatter Of doubt whethyy he will | Jo¢ Harlan, of Dunkirk, N. ¥., and Garrew. Van aoe s eed, To tent | CORT SES od hick ee ee ed ane parabaee money in | Pech ‘the proverte, te dtenlten the tik mek cated | (QHO W. STICRNEL, Auctioneer, O20 F ot, entertainment | folio tendered to him, but when each Is confronted | pe able to come to Unis city” this Week to attend | Antwerp, of' Utica. N. Y., meinbers of the same itea Sree ‘manipulation is unquesti = But | 224 the balance in three equal instalments, payable in | the defaulting purchaser, after five days’ public Botioe TORS SALE Ol @ even a suspicion of tame ness. vy his confreres he discovers some political ele- | the meeting ‘neral executive board. Itis | €4ng, wlio were captured’ recently, are in jail at lurability requires many years of actual use. one, two and three years, tor which the notes of the | of such resale in some newspaper published im Wash- L ESTATE. Beto _—~s caeoreaeseuted with which he cannot act Ii | ysyaiy the custom of the board to await Mr, | Wilkesbarre. Van Antwerp claims that he was | its SUPERIOR SPEED can be demonstrated in afew | purchaser ‘will be taken at6 per cont interest amd op, D.C. aise a 1434 SAMNON BTREDT ‘The Earth Stilt Tremulow concord, and promptly declines to sere. Powderiy’s arrival before taking up any serious of me gg with the others in ee — moments, Serured by deed of {7petce the property, sold. or all = DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioncora_ piikST SIRERT sot TH 3 . T., Dee. 1 "5 oe import: ss for consideration, So the fact | He a , / ee a = “ig Virtue and oe mitext. ur Powgeriy's detention yesteriny camed she | ahd paying out'spurious tive-cent pieces. ME CHALLENGE ALL OTHER WRITING MA- | Rust be coutplied with Within) ten ‘day from “by THIS EV iG. will of Lowie' Brown, des ba eaoncipeerd onthe THE HEIRS OF TOBACCONIST ANDERSEN FIGHTING FOR bers present to defer the weighter questions Saag ae CHINES to aspoed test, as follows: the defsultine purchaser. oni District of Oalumtan, Pacitic slope of Mexico have THE ESTATE. Diaced before them until the general master work. | How. Pronrsrrion Woxks IN Kansas. —Ju THE UMPIRE TO BE SELECTED BY OUR COM- | 4 Pathol the above lots is improved by a.com fortable | WWTALTER B WILLIAMS & ©O., Auctioneers sale, im front of tive At5« y morning ‘The New York Star says: Judge Dykman, of | man ts able to attend. Brewer, of the United States Circuit Court, in dwelling house, 5. G. BIGELOW, I rusts FOOKTEENT Varyt ‘one to two minutes in duration, were | |” “ corte a ‘Topeka, Kan., Saturday issued a decree, declaring | PETITORS. Sd&ds ‘Webster Law Buildinix. PAST FOUR felt at San Bias and Teple, Sinaloa. At Mazatlan, | White Plains, Saturday granted an tnjunction in Perished in“ Balloon. the Walruff ‘brewery, at Lawrence, & common} peposrr Each, tins ia tas — _ — — Teal estate, Iy be a ty tthe same Lour, « rumbling notse was heard, | the celebrated will case of the late John Andersen, | .¥ ip cup comes TO EARTH wit gum Rewarxs | BUISAnCe, and directing the United States marshal i 5 competi Geposit with the um- JPUXCANSON BROS., auctioneers, District of Columbia, to wit and was folvowed by a sight shock. ‘Throughout | the millionatre tobaccontst, who died in Tarry- | 4% aS Teenie toshut it up and abate the same, The decree | Pire certified check, payable to his order, for 1,000. ie core, ireustesen assess ance Lot numbered forty two (42), in 1 Were felt. Shocks have also be ere, 1, 2 : ensboro, ct any Into: rl rn S ‘PLAS a . rote NO 144 Sa irthwent Seemboeres 000. Jno, Chas. Andersen and his sister, Laura | immense balloon sailing over that city at a great | Is the frst brewery that, hae teen acelared’ ig | small letters, EERECIS QF THE WASHINGTON HEAT AND | By order ofthe Taunton Siver-Mate Company, atour | “And on THURSDAY. fe FIETENSTH day Miessings that Follow the Drought, | V. Appicton, are the only surviving culldren, but | neignt Saturday night. It was within view for a | NWSance under the prohibitory law of Kansas, | Tr, Before March 1st, 1888, ‘The teat to take By, Vittwe of deed of trast recorded in liber Xo. Se i a THE CUINCH Uo SAID TO, HAVE BEEN ExTERut- | (hey Cannot agree about the partition of the es | ion¢ while, but When last seen it appeared to be | 804 the decree ts in accordance with the late | o14ce not earller thas one inouth after the fest aconne. | 2240, folie 3c et nae Records of the Dis: Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest, ¥ NATED BY THE DRY WRATH tate. They have had the case before the Supreme » I decision of the United States Supreme Court on | toce or tis challemse, trict of Columbia we! will sell at public © aia seas hundred and forty-three W433). Camo, Ir1., Dec. IR—A gentleman of this etty | COWFt many times without result, and Yesterday a | Fapidly descending. Parties went In search of tt | tne prohibition question, fe Toe 7 ete antes en Dae Een | COMMENCING MONDAY, DECEMBER FIPTH, AT | Ho. 716 let cwestew. ots tiene & rey great array of legal lights represented les | on Sunday, and during the afternoon it was found —— oo —__ __ . re 6 jon-rooms canson Bro ELEV! v1 oes 4 = Who has Leon a close observer of the effect, dura- | Sf the dispute, ‘It wasclaimed by Mrs. Apple- Seabee tal as- | , ANTHRACITE CoAL, RUNNING OvT.—A spectal from | rrwt HAIN. VO ge Soe eT Oe EN | aouthionnt comer th aid D attwets northwest, in cutie cue ine ee 3 ~ ped the enteanaidaan a ae Goa +_e wing. Chas. Andersen’ has | 2.40 Old swamp about ten miles south of Hatnes- | oe coat ame : There | IENT HALL, TO BE SELECTED BY OUR COM. | city of Washington, D. C., at ONE O'CLUCK P.M. HALF-PAST TWO AND HALF-PAST tion and nature jartows of droug! evi ange Bet aio pre iene ville, The searching party were horrified at the | Baston, Pa., to the Philadelphia Press says: There | perigons AND TO BE PAID FOR BY OUR. | audei the rights and privileges, machinery, 8 which have prevailed In the United States the | bought up all the claims of other heirs for small | discovery of the einactated remains of a man who | growing sentiment in the Lehigh Valley that | PETITO! Blemepts, materia plant, and perwoual projects sf P, M.. DAILY, UNTIL ‘property ‘cones st thirty Years, sald to-day that while the | Sums and wishes can eee wih his « woes had ben evidently emptied from the basket several Fag be a premium on Lehigh coal fore $YeTy Hind whataoover, of the Washington Heat and ENTIRE STOCK IS DIS- <. ‘ archane. A Goncalt of €399 on Sitightbe dau age ‘aud’ taampoeary toss te the | Whien the case's again opened “> PomIM4 ) yards from where the air-ship had faiien. It ts | {oMg, Decause the nines are getting more costly | NUMBER OF OPERATORS. Each competing ma | Foye! Gombaly. including its leasehold interet. i aa Bie Term of ale to be complied with 4m ten 10) days of mage a empot 0 ca ‘he theory that the aeronaut Was already dead - chine to be represented by three operators, with an in- | No. 371 ‘asbinuton u ud f from day of perty to be resold. future Wheat erop by the entire exterminationot | Chicages Big Convention Building. ele Caos EA toate nO renee nthtacttes The) Lehigh’ Weiter. roaae wness | atrument for each. pool imardwarreme pt ertpels a ‘ Fine of the este thers tora ia! iter New Rich, Elegaut, and Unique exat ot de salting > paar See ves stag huttire Wheat ery ee "1 f° | bruises were found upon y. "3 , at 3, folio 254, et sea. : z ‘. + Executor. Me cuinch Dug, that great enemy to the farmer, IT MAY NOT BE READY JUNE 19, 1888, Other evidences have been found to indieate: who locomotives are Dalle for antkractse coal almost | #0 be ccmsidered ia making the eward, ‘bsabore mentioned property inciad,s The pipes | ELECTRO-PLATED SILVERWARE, = = = wh owed every evidence of being uncom-| A New York World special from Chicago, De- | the man can be. Itis supposed that he lost con- berate ae menting ane Ae nd | MATTER TO BE WRITTEN. The Declaration of Fin in ie cinonit oC the ngeaces yw pel gd of od FRENCH MANTEL CLOCKS. 0. ROBEY, Auctioneer. He staied that the great drought of Isss resuited | C&mber 11, says: There is a big fight. brewing | {Fol of the alr-ship, which ascend to a great al-] Sogpou One ck lta through, passenger engiNes ADC | roger eodence, ‘This may be committed to memory. | cunanaven streets hortuwest, 1 this ct} with th IMPORTED ARTISTIC PAINTED BRONZES | TEESTER'S SALE OF VALUABLE RE, in the total extinction of the bug, and that for six | ainong the stockholders of the new Auditorium | {tide and that hi AN Evorine Cumnavatt’ Rev. Joun W. Adkins | ST, "Ttten from dictation. 1f dictated, each operator Romer Uy superheated ‘steam, under what is knowp as ige IN PI 5 GEORGE'S COUNTY. MAR Years following not one was heard of in the sec- | Butlding which ts being built for the national con- ——_—_—oe— ania bee ‘at Jeffersonville, 1nd, Fri. | Tay elect his or her own reader. ‘Terins cash All conveyancing at the expense of the | STATUETTES, TABLE, *MANTEL, AND CLOCK AT SUANISIDE BTA ‘ION, OX THE W juons where the dryness prevalied. He predicts | ventions. It is possible that the trouble may take Henry George's Denial. day night, Daving eloped from Green County, Ind. | TRIALS. Each operator to have the privilege of | Purchaser. THOMAS C. PEARSALL. + tees, ORNAMENTS. RalLnoaD, ELEVES, tes PROM WASHING. aon De delayed beyond the date ot the repeblnees ay | A New York dispatch to the Philadelphia Press | The bride's relatives had threatened to extinguish | three trials SiFakabs HORACE Ww. UrPenifaNy TO SATIN, CHINA, AND GLASS BOWLS AND vases,| piOSCUY. r ~ ceo fpre e >, = Heceramnonedihacecsiniat bi IF Virtue of adeceve of the Cire: — Vention. When the building was first planned the | Says, about the rumor that Henry George had | the preacher, and the couple traveled 20 miles by ERRO! action EEKS & CO., Auctioneers. George's Counts. Mary lat sit Mard Lines for Mormon Missionaries. | cost was estimated at_ $1,200,000. Now that it fs | said he would not run for President on the ticket | W400. They arrived penniless, The bride gave | | DEDUCTIONS FOR ERRORS. A deduction of one | WW’ In new colors, Gobelin Blue, Old Red, Torquoise, and | Gy Emad fen dg aya second fc tt miss] laced 7 7 Se. Louis, Dec. 1k—A dispatch to the Globe- | about half done the discovery is made by some of | of the united labor party, that yesterday Mr. pe onan eee no fesse Papal = apo Prone a oa) ba ag rl gee ABLE SUBURBAN | Cameo; singular and beautifully painted with rich avon im hue verat fro) ree times: he stoc! thal ost ore DENSBUEG ROAD SEAR Demo m Anna, IiL, says: Three times with- Pony a George said the report was not true. In conversa- | out of town happy, bound north, the groom carry- | omitted punctuation mark or capital letter. WASHINGTON BRICK MACHINE COMPANY'S desigus, aud embossed with gold. ‘will sell ua year past so-called Mormon elders have en- | against the increase, It 1s sald that the quarrel is | tion With a gentleman he had merely argued the | ing a large family Bible. is FRUIT AND BERRY BOWLS, sDAY. M iris deavored to make converts in this county, but | itkely to get into the courts, since one or two cf | reasons pro andcon for running as President on ae DISPOSAL OF PROCEEDS. $500 to be equally | | By virtue of a certain deed of trust bearing dat Seip paumeeiy binges asthe ttt 4 Lyxcup By ScrresTitiovs NeGRors.—The body | divided amongst the operators of fhe winning team. | on the twenty-fourth day ot November, INRt From the Ravenswood Pottery, mounted in Silver. rope have met with opposition everywhere, and have | We stockholders are determined that there shail | the united labor party ticket next year. The party | o¢U{NCUED BY ScrERsriTio“s NeGRors.—The t ngst the operat i Bhd recorded ia liber No 1207, 0 nT. sisting of a Fine Dwelling and Deen driven from the county. The last attempt | De BO change in the plans and the others are just | itself has not yet made any decision tn this re- | Wad discovered «day OF tho ani wenden fees | The balance tobe donated to the GRANT MONU- | ili'rcconis of the Disteictey Co LIFE-LIKE TERRA COTTA BUSTS. taining ten scree and thi bas just been made by twoelders In tne vicinity | #8determined that the work shall not cost more | gard. A national conference of ieaders of the pocapras len roe abe cE a MENT FUND. at public auction in front of the premises on 5ATUR- pores of land, and tu pn the yunty, | than at Orst estimated. United labor party will soon be held in Indianapo- | & (fee a few miles from Minden, Diving DAY, the PWENTY-FOURTH DAY OF DECK MLE | Brass Goods, Music Boxes, French Bevel Mirrors, Rose | hiza% Mclain. trom Fielder Alto Fass, in tho northern part of the county. — ‘oo—_____ lis, St. Louts, or Cleveland, to consult upon the ad- | 4Bched by men of his own race on suspicion — at HALY-PAST FOUL O'CLOCK P.M. the 4 Ae eget, dated Kor 1180, ad Ox 2itor house forscveral evenings snd haa total | ‘The Attempt om Ferry’ Life, | visabilty of holding « ‘mational convention, Me | O Belng & “voudoo,” or witch doctor. of Waahtnrtous Disteict of Coianbias to wit sal ee satipmegommmlcntaa Bou ee, tempest, audience, when they were forced to dismiss the | Aubertin, the man who shot M. Ferry in the epee Ser tt aa Sa aay on PowpeRLy’s Visir To IRELAND.—General Master WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT, certain pieces Or parcels of land known and described | SOUVENIR CUPS AND SAUCERS IN SATIN BOXES. ty. Iuerting by a volley of stones, bricks, mud, ete., | lobby of the chamber of deputies on Saturday, was | Of opinion between him and Dr. McGlynn, Workman Powderly, of the Knights of Labor, ge lois num}ered one bund ed 21.3 tifteen (115) and thrown through the windows.’ ‘The school housé | pefore a judge in Paris yesterday. He showed | ‘He! Felations, he said, were perfectly hurmontous. | tninks ne will be ready to sail for Ireland in April gue hundred and twenty-two 12 Aa a oom a es, nae 339 Broadway, New York. | subdivision of part of Lome "veatows . burned down the night following. The elders or May. He intends to lecture upon Irish matters T and Comb, with Manfcure Sets, mort cligibly located. - symptoms of lunacy, and his examination was| Wants the Democratic Convention. s rerms of salecash. One bade iullars will be re- n ake bv arcana ieee tare postponed. M. Antoine, the well-known repre. | Indianapolis Special to the N. ¥. World, liad upon'the Knignts of Labor” In Megway thets | WASHINGTON OFFICE; Mg nad rwcondibe te vurharer's cont. Htergnazcrai | , Tomether with large amortment of the celebrated | ratigcation ret the gut Athos a 80 Death of an Aunt of Mr. Blaine. Sentative from Metz in the German relchstag, has | A big effort is being made throughout this State | {sa district assembiy of the knights. He has sald complied with im seven days th« property will be re- | Rogers’ Table Cutlery and English Steel Shears, &c. Ps I! st the tne of a — —s Sovrut Bux, Ixp., Dec. 1—Mrs Phelan, mother | telegraphed to M. Ferry that the attempt upon his | to secure thenational democratic convention for | that he does not fear arrest for lis connection with Le Droit Building, sold.at the risk and cost of the defaiting Ladies are reapectfully and eapecially invited, Chaire | costof thepurchasr, oores Of Mrs. Judge Ewing, of Lancaster, O., and of the | life has aroused the indignation of all Alsatians. | Indianapolis. The efforts are not confined to resi. | the executive of the Clan-na-Gael, for that was oh THOMAS W. FOWLER, wided for their com: JOHN H. 8. SASSCER. Trustee, Tae Matar Angled at St Marys Academy, | Meta "St relocate, es | dents of Indiana alone, however, but the tooaer| 998 AF TTT oy Corer Sinead Face. | a.tuthadia ce a novents x sranizr, satis SSteriay. Tue dectased was an auut of James. | Seutatives have sent congratulatory noves. Many | Politictans are being strongly backed by leading | | EuoriNa vo Manky a Neoxo.—Jennle Smith, a JUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. Se (CUANCERY, SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNDM- - tel have been recei¥ed from Alsace-Lorraing. its Of Obio and those of adjoining States, ~ | school teacher, aged twenty-two, in Lamont, Micb., 12.4% Cc 5 or laine. eee — coe f bli VERS’ " y a2.a2 Auctioneers, PROVED REAL ESTATE SITUATED ON TI — =e Robert Lincoln on the Mownge, | UPL Aland MRS AEE | Pony byes F SY SUF OF LALOR NOPE TU a i RES RE en eae ONE WAY TO EFFECTUALLY #uTTLE THE DisruTs Bx- | Last spring the heer went co Dakota and ths are: Sune HOTEL BRUNSWICK, No. S18 PENNSYLVANIA | WWALTER B WILLIAMS & CO, Auctioneer, ned SECOND Akh rat Des Morvis, 14., Dee. Ik—The secretary of State | A few days ago Jos Olliver, the last of the family TWREN CAFIFAL AND LABOR, two tds known now that they kept'tp-a cor, | SEAL SACQUES FRoM 12577. Plrwtiant to authority given ta by a. decree of the AUCTION! AveTioN:: AEB i AOR tha OE Lah en eRe: ae 2 4 f the Marquis Olliver, returned to this city after | “Robert T. Lincoln, who was interviewed on Prest- | to. It own now that they Kept up a cor- SEAL VISITES AND JACKETS FROM $90 —_| Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, made and | | A large consizument of Holiday Goods to beclosed | {rT WEEN MECOND AND THIRD AND KASD has just compiled the personal statistics concern- | 0! arg 3 y lant camino ta ONGaED Fanta Tespondence. Last week Miss Smith suddenly dis. | yy entered on the Sth day of Deceaber, 1847, in equity | oUt at once, consisting of ine ine of Plush Goods. | PLTWEEN SECOND AND. Ing the members of the next general assembly. | @long absence in Europe and the Eastern States, | nt Clevel ee: ‘ago yesterday, speared, leaving a note saying that she had gone SHOULDER CAPES, IN MONKEY, BEA cause, No. 10889, we will sed at ublicaction ou the | Toilet Sets, Dolls, Albany Writing Desks, &. Also, virtue of a decree of the Supreme Conrt ‘The effects of the ery, “A farmer for the legisla- | He traveled through England, France and Italy | Sid among other things: “1 agree with that vet- | to Dakotd to Jolu McGee, Tue negro met her at | SHOULDER CAPES, IN MONKEY, BEAVER, Pirmbes on FADAY. THE SIXTeRSTIC DAY Gr | a lance line of Pocket aud Table Cutfery, silverware of | of We Inatrict cf Colin big, posed ae te LSC a MBER, 188: O'CLOCK, ture?” are seen in the liouse, where half of the 100 | with some fends of the family, and ee ee eee) | AD Ore SL ‘ Dal stork of Solid G ; iuembers are straight from the farm. In the sen- bar pong g og frmey hers og | ne thinks it would be a good thing to have the | 4nd Went to their Dakota home, oO A.M. all of the furni-ure, and hotel | the balance of @ retail sock of Solid Gold and Silver a one MUFFS, IN BEAR, BEAVER, BLACK MAR. _| flitings of the HUTEL BRUNSWICK. beng house No. | Watches, all warranted as teprescuted Ladies. aud 0s ate, out Of fifty members there will be but ten " " President's views put into effect, because 1t would} A BUTTON C, Mo wi , nN 318 Pennsylvania ave. w., in the city of Washing- | Gent's Jewelry of all kinds, Opera Glasses, Japanese | {% faruers, the lawyers leading with twenty, while | ftiend’s surprise, he expressed his determination Pr UTTON CAUSES A MURDER.—At Conway, Kan.,| TEN, FOX, LYNX, MONKEY, SEAL AND al Ware ee" . ho of remaining, say: that he would return to San | result in the closing up of every manufacturing | On Saturday, A. Q. Baker began teasing Thomas OTHER FURS. ne ty to be sold consists o! Mice anc Sale to commence TUESDAY MORNING, at HALF. Fepresentatives our tot Mou he emmssenat atteet | Pranctaco in afew mouths. The days slipped by, | establishment In the country within a. year, and | Nose about & wodten Dutton ‘on ls (Roses) coat, | RUSSIAN HARE MUFFS, FROM75 cents | tugbTuPerty to be sl complete. the ‘dnaiuss oom | PAS! TEN, HALE*PAST EWO Pteaud WALT PAST poy ty PE. chants, four | 44, a8 promised, Mr. Olliver returned, and much | Would thereby effectually settle the dispute be- | resulting in Rose shooting Baker through thé UP. and Kitchen farniture and wares, including a full out- | SEVEN P.M, to coutinue until entire stock is closed Cuitons tus bankers a any Sk merchants {UF | tothe surprise of his friends and to the chagzin | tween capital and labor. I think that, coming | bowels and wrist, inflicting wounds from ‘which LADIES’ SEAL CAPS, GLOVES, AND | St of, table Linen, dines, silverman ona lulnberinan and shuniertaker the tax. | and vexation of “managing” mammas, and tothe | from a good old democrat, as 1 does, 1s a very | he will die, ‘The’ men have heretofore been con- queen's-ware, knives, forks, spoons. & commanciug at TE: aidty cauar No sew Will sell at public suction, ta frout of the premives. ou EDNESDAL. THE TWENT) FIUST DAL OF DE. bored cupy-three (6th) eughty four ‘ais ad ee mi 3), eughity oUF (Nis. and south tsit of tot muanberediaumety Shree (3), in Tse Keld's addition to Georgetown, with the improvenemts Hempytonc’s Old Stand. 803 Market Space.” | “AE T" ox THURSDAY, THE TWENTY-8ECOND bestmake, Seth Thomas’ Eight-Day’ Clocks. Also | Of Deceuber, & diz2t WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts, * re wixe disappointment of gushing maids and eligible | forcibie description of the present political situa- | sidered the best of friends. Rose jumped on his| WRISTLETS. vod suit of parlor furniture aud Brusse! = = === | PA. dn fromt uf the premisen, I will alo all‘ pata ter to take charge of bills that are killed. Itis a | disappointment of gushing maids and eligible | forcible description o With Judge Caton that | horse and fled, but was pursued, and after four FUR TRIMMING OF ALL KINDS. bed-rooim suits complete for furnisulue ANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED all. Forget ota cet (, ine “1W), ‘et (10), Beule neat ut auhouga, Loans Doon | Comapasied by a wite who isnot unknown tn Sua that wouldve ago’ Thing todo, fam stronsiy | hours Fauang‘and dodging was captured CHILDREN'S MUFFS AND COLLARS ota a Vpetart"ong Sotagiaettonee: is) | CML, ERTAGE OR SEVEN SruEULS aR | duc aand aay incatan, tuned wre bu lor over forty years ct inclined to believe that were the President's views | zs "Sera Gini DETACHABLE FUR COLLARS AND CUFFS — | sherts, apreads, coviforts, towels, &c, &c., sullicient xe 4 iy four r ‘ Joruer, there are Dut ten bative Iowans in the next | Francisco. And now comes the romance of the eve thal VICAR APOSTOLIC OF NORTH CaROLINA.—A dis- EN s, apreads, coviforts, towels, &e, &e., siicven THE CITY OF WASHINGION, D.C. ree (hb). bray owe (4), thirty veh), Ehirty Jegisiature—three in the senate and seven in the | Ory. Some years prior to the death of Mr. | to be given practical effect It would have that Un- | oatch'trom Home to cardinal Gibbons announces | ¥OR GENTS OVERCOATS. wor. | Oihe whale coesut plete outfit otel. | Zprirtne of decree of the Supreme Court of gay | {0 dar patyaee igSi fergie Gaeh Geaysemie house Oliiver’s father the lady entered the family | fortunate result {he appointinent of itight Hev. Leo Haid as vicar | pag» FB CAPS, GLOVER AND MUP. | Oo eo erin egr aad tities ae fa seal | th Dintractof Coluastaa passed the 14th G55, ores cola (a6) forty ae 42 sy, OR ‘4 8 Sort of governess, and companion to. Miss ‘The Al apostolic of North Carolina. He ts now mpbot or | FLERS. ouseuiad condition. The furniture is mostly Iaeck Waluin, | of Decuber, AD. Lssu.in Equity Cause No.9.07 3. ime Gin Bhtytee (oe) ‘BRy tare Sptty. Featherweights Fight to a Draw. nr cee sae St. Mary's Abbey in Gaston 7 Be SEAL $1 TOSS. Carpets, with fowexeeptions, ate Brussels. Will first i y TH DA: OF DECE: ia (oth) fifty weve ‘afey- isis, Sand Saale “aah: Ge A ae eda —— fouowed him t > fe Silene shore, and the | TURKISH AUTHORITIES MISTAKE VANDERBILT'S YACHT | astery controlled by the Benedictine orde! CARRIAGE ROBES AND COACHMEN be offered ag s whole, stud if” 2 sattstuctory bid ls uot | 9) Ue CCL GORE Mt te token yt trick fs ms ; nd : — ee ‘ CAPES. obtain 3p be soldi de iu equare otuibered. tour ‘hud polar coven banired FIGHT WITH TOMMY WARREN. ‘Share his or console him for’ his loss excep: then ipmcten peagon tinte glMmngst rN = Until the time of gale, as above, we will receive offers Sa = And forty-nine (74), all of saict real extate ‘situ. ‘ominy Watrvu, te chanpion featherwetgt of | ibe itis Eorerbesee'R6 Meth naturals Corse | Covsantinonl Shacal othe New York Wort. De.12 | 4 ARMEEOF 4 Danie? Honnen Harry Johneon | Givi aessanix mars aneeaxpas. | jttinesanjotaiieasht iif Wichita, Dane of | SAGs aly ats ca st es ¥ « - ~ V. K. ~ SOFT AND STIFF HATS, IN ALL THELAT- veriuns of sale: America, and Weir, the “Belfast Spider,” | asone to Whom he could taik of his affairs, ana of |W. K. Vanderbilt has been here since Thursday, | County, Mo,, of $20,000 on November 2 has been -. = champion featuerweight of England, patios with | those who were gone. A bond of sympathy was | aboard the yacht Alva, much disgusted at being de- | arrested in Hemphill County, Texas, He had two EST STYLES, AT $1, $1.50, $2, 82.50, 83, a First. The north half of Lot numbered ten (10), im- | O"2¢F named. Proved by a four-story Brick Building, known as No. | 4) Terms of sal 3. 50, 83 Sy . 4 third of the p = " established between them, and the mutual feeling | tained some three days in the Dardanelles, ow! accomplices, who are known, and will be captured. $3.50, 84, 84,50, 85 AND 86. sth stre-t, and one-story back ‘building, with | # one thinhin fwo-ounce gloves last night at the Washington | Of regard soon strengthened into one of affection, |v ignorance of sigecarbontengeregesancbtnd, [ma ated a eo eg bag hosp oe SILK AND’ GLORIA UMBRELLAS, WITH a1z-dts na CE terest on the de ‘ink, Minneapolis, Minn., tm the presence of 4,000 | which ripened into love. ‘The young lady departed | © 46 Tee he Vode eee ws | trom a woman who was with Jounson, GOLD AND SILVER HANDLES, FROM 82.50 | - — a ved by a Rvemstory Brick Buildiug. kuown as Net mn of the pure he deferred payments People. The Mrht ended by the referee declaring | for the Rast, where she entered a college to pre- | flying the colors of the New York Yacht Club, — <o——————— TOs) HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, . 7th street northwest, with lourstory Back Build: | tbe secured by deed of trust on the reai estate sod. Madraw. Several ladies saw the fight, and Mayor | Pare herself for the position she was destined to | which was taken by the authorities for the flag of] He SHor THR Woman AND HIMse! Minnie HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF CANES, = aicleaintsecds ht asthe aS in the rear, 4 clety. Ni ve = . - N TRUSTEF'S SALE OF IMPLOVED LPartof fot uumberea six (6), becinning for | Cel ot real estate sold, and if the purchaser slall fell to Ames, of Minneapolis, and Mayor "Powell, of | take in soclety. No one marveled at her disap- | an american man-of-war. Blank cartridges were | Lorne, who for nine years has been known as the TRESS & COS CELEBRATED ENGLISH. ERT! SOULWW! Bane “3 Comply with the terins of aale withia. t y= after Lacrosse, were among the spectators; and Mayor | Pearance, possibly no one missed her. Her ac- | pred on lier, followed by a ball which fortunately | wife of Jes, Smith, a saloon-keeper at No, 931, SILK AND DERBY HATS: TWEENS Ta 8b righi a’ | the same a: the northwest Scrperot mad foun ary the dap of sais the property will be Feaold atthe ‘ok Amed, by agreement of the contestauts, chose the | Cepted suitor kept his secret well. He lett for New | fell harmless, but caused him to come to. Mr. | Folsom street, San Francisco, was shot and prob, DENT'S LONDON DRESS KID GLOVES. ‘Under and by virté five (35) feet eleven (11) inches, thence south about | Sudcost of the defaulting purchaser. All convey- Feteree, selecting Ju rhes, manager of the st. | York some months later, where he was joined by | Vanderbilt's telegrams to the Americdn minister | ably fatally Wounded Saturday morning by Carl LADIES’ RIDING HATS AND CAPS. corded in Lavery i | forty-four (44) feet to ensing and copeatiog of Perr on Paul Base Bull Club, for the place. Wetr weighed | the friends with whom hé went to Europe. | On wis | pere, praying for his release, were both numerous | A. Lundquist, @ seafaring man, who is better - pee LO Si ROLES TL CABLLL WILLIAMSON. Tramten, 117% pounds and’ Warren 116%. W is taller | Teturn to New York, the lady having completed her | ang (re, Es worded. The fault consisted in not | known a$ Chas. Wilson. After iis victim fell to « thence wo the bexinuing improved by a Brick stable, 490 Lo dintana ave. Warre: f° ctive. Warre education, they were privately married, and came used to imer- | the floor, writhing in Lundquist placed the wes LUCK P.M. O§ 8. ‘The ubove property offers uni indi _ WALTER B. WILAZAMS 00. Ancte, Compacty bility and seemed lighter ‘on bis’recs | onto this city, where they will probably taxe up | Using the flags ———= = barrel of the revolver in his mouth and fired, JAMES Y. DAVIS’ SONS, BEVENTEETH DAY OF DECEMB! the | persons destzing invesumeats in business property. HREE STORY FRAME DWELLING No. 141 ‘Weir drew first blood from Warren’s nose in the | their residence. = see inflicting a wound which will in all probability 2 following described real estate, ta the City of Weshimwe- soy aale, as provided by the decree, E SfREPT, N. W. AND A THREE STOR! Opening round, and seemed to have the advant: a EDITOR AND REPORTER ASSACLTED.—Dr. Morr. | result in his death, The cause of the dual crime 1201 Penn. avenue, Cor. 12th st. GY: three (3). four cd) and Ave (Situ the recorded subs, | (0 yeare with: interest from day'of FRAME DWELLING N. W. OOKNER OF E ANI from the start. in the sixth round Warren got in Joseph Viles not Vilas, sou Mumford, editor of the Kansas City Times, | Was Jealousy, brought about by the refusal of the | p.ssiunea 1830, som | Siiistonol cruseNe 35, bepleninn te 2 ef | hott will be required, or all cash pt of par. | On PIDAT SETPEHOOX, DECEMBER SIX & good blow ob Weir's now, drawing blood. There | AND NOT RELATED TO THE FosTuasTeK GKNERAL. | Was assaulted Yesterday anteraoon by La Gomiean | woman to desert the man who, in the eyes Of the | Fatablished 1830, BL-Sm_ | Siete ont from the noukhwenters co Chaser UF purchasers.” Upon coufrivation of aalefand | 7ONEKIDAY ATTERNOON, DECEMBER SIX Mas & great deal of short-arm ‘hting. | A telegram from Eau Claire, Wis, December 12, | the horseman. Corrigan approached tke doctor | World, had been her husband for nine years, Wetr, did most of the sucing, and Warren | sera: The Washington dlapatch charging Colooal | emcee reat Der HentORee tai enea oot a ae ‘eke aibrfet, thence wert Tt fr G6 iueue'’ thence | Lou ct Pouepancina at ont farce, ir front ot the premiers past of 2 oer 3 i Dr. 3 7 —At Us : = ¢ beginning, with the improvemen ma je are not co: “ pmol Sot _,prmetpally, om {he Getenstve, 18 Vilas with direct connection trougn brother | {0 scalp wounds and several ruises and cuts on | «Jzzt84> 70 Wean tax Brace Cap At Uvade, Faxcr Taz Borre hereon: cannisting of &twaesiey Desc house nn" | the Trastess will re-sel atcoct ana tink et Gafeaitine Frei, Wille Warren sowed. signs of punish. | with the alleged California redwood. land frauds, | H,{#°s,, The cause of tho assault 18 supposed to rp ae murder ot Pancha reine re ted Established in 1830, oe suid two youre, with iutensat at oix her contin per | parveln aud of $100 in the hind pascal of eromad Sik watt eae ee eneeialoted and ls ips | embodies a serious error. ‘The Jos. Viles who was | 15, ia which Corrigan was unmerci(ully scored for | Caue4,{0 ls door, carly one morning in 188 and fen alovetaniaon’ Shum, payable acait snuuaiy-sceuted ty dendot trast | be required t Give of eles 071 Pa Weir's Load tt chancery, "There secure ittie | * Purchaser of the redwood lands 13 not only not a | his attack the previous day on Thos. Mosier, a | Shot ‘as he had been a soldier. ‘Tats being. denied Suomen at sts Grome susmast commelied mith taraes 530 4% st now.” diiuoe ot the result im toe Bfteeuth round.” Weir | Drother of Colonel Vilay but Dears no relation | Fumes Feporter, Mosier has Just race rered from | He-ufuaed Uawear tho black cap Oar eatin n Fany Frnt Bute dagen rumtce sees to irk to Tove at te RPGISALD FENDALI, | rrusteos ames on : whatever to him. Henry C, Putnam, of Fatt Clai 3 — so0 “DARLINGTON,” isk aud cost of the do Purchaser, All cou. 5 Sehutch, white Wares read did not show 8 | Whole referred to Iu the same dispatch, bougit | 20W pending g against Corrigan. Ginkunaue ium Aci ta iene alae ‘THE “8, RPLESS” “Cow” brand, Veyancing at the purchasers cost’ A depusit of $100 JAMES A SAVIEES Urth and last round found Warren terribly pun. | California redwood lands in 1883 at the same Uine . A Callan, formerly of Lowell, Mass, and Micbael ‘THE “SHARPLESS," Wheat sheaf, "ill poreneieed oto sine oC 20s care trectes, | nabate DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers, Asued about the face, both eyes pearly closed, lips oe Serpe rs ae eeneae night: nantes kena Gata ce arene fs eee Barxids of Philadelphia, wash eee he ae ‘THE “FOUR-LEAF CLOVER.” patented, | "+ __ GEORGE J. SUBFERL susie | ae pon » ver ' wi lement of the 7imes is untrue. My 4 od ‘ing dynamiters, were agi sul ap 5) t#- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED BY OR- Rare Weir toret Ca, Bae wanes uot ® | Calllorais lands and thove of Jo, Viles are ia ike | tale ‘boot and shoo house oF Puiips Bouge «| Cee yaymamitars, were, weale sunsected. V9 am THE “THREE-LEAP” GLOVER | (URUSTRUS S448 OT ED EAOE LOTS ONE | gfe hunters wath THURSO RT DECEMBER ae — Same county, but we are not partners. Post- | Palmer, Adams street and 5th avenue, Chicago. | don, yesterday. ‘They were escorted by. arined Table Creamery Butter Then he seemed to recover and landed neceite og | Waster-General Vilas is no relation Uo either of wc | The building was quickly destroyed. ‘The whole. | Guards” The crown counsel Genled thar the wot packed speciahiy for tenita dea cad 1 f the. KASD SOUTH A STRELTS AND THE | FIFTEENTH, at caus hour and Weirseye and chim, tuenon the neck. Weir re- | He doesn’t even know that either of us owns any | Sale hat and cap factory of Cimbel Brothers, next | ernment had piaced obstacles in the way of the ite 7. CANSON BRC OTHER ON EIGHT! 1 SKEET, GETWEEN | @¢-d —__ DUNCANS0! Us. Auctioneers Fall Cream New York Cheese. Fresh Eggs from near} BAND. C STREETS BOUTHEAST, AND ALSO | (E\HOMAS DOWLING, aucuonecr. - - 1 door, was also burn the walls of F ONE UNDIVIDED ONE-THIRD’ INTEKEST a Rnstkeh Warten ed 125 ste BEC, Welt DeMrLY | Soteoead letter’ trom Colonel Wiles inked reams | Fiekd & us and the Burlington fallroea walkin | Prisoners seeing Chetr solicitors, by counties reosived daily. IN VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON G STREET, | TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE UNIM- On his rite Warr a. how gor ia neath Wes | fosparka” Mr. Putoau acknowledged howerer, | Were scorcued. ‘The loss will be froin half to thres | ‘Two Hoxreas Kis, Ese Orden —Wm. Grinter, | Offce: MARBLE BUILDING, Pa. ave. and th st. n.w. BETES ORen Wer ASD FIFTEENTH | "PROVED PWOPELTY, FRONTING TOGETHER Beck, and Welr countered om the bose,” Time was | that Colonel Vilas aud himself were old triends; | Quarters of a iniliion dollars, : a well-known stock inan of Muncie, Kans, and W, | | Retail Depa its Nos. 175, 176, 176 Bat. wins, | py virtue of adecd of trust duly recorded in ee a eee ular uproar followed, after whies | that he had such a letter trom Colonel Vilas to my coe H, Raqua, a prominent and wealthy citizen ot Fort | peer 7th at: Nos. 400, 401, 403, B et wing, near Oth | piboe'No 110% folio, UU et sey, of the: Lai ORE HALE FEET: EACH ON METHUS ELACE . free deviared the fight a draw. ‘The ngnt | Lamar when he (Putnam) went to Washington last | _ A TELEPHONE Grnu’s Goon Luck.—Theresa Bren- | Scout, were hunting in Une Wilds of Ozark County Feel tater eecbet he 325 ey markets | Kecords of the District of Columbia, and at the, ASO, THE REAR FOKTION OF Two. Lore, p> 7 LL 7) hedeemaemeagadeastl OWenty rounds with hard gloves, une win. | Year to protest against the cancellation of the red- | Dan, who has had c for turee years of the En- | on Saturday. Raqua mistook Grinter’s head for & Me Oo: ‘Menschtsetts sve Foqusst of the party. theraty roared, I will oall at ADEA OR ROSCA TOS EI | di0-dbdbe DUNCANSON BROS, Aucta. {ake 79 and tue loser per cent, of the gate | Mood, entries witwout notice, and that Lamar | g\wood Exchangy of te Chicago Feleplone Cou | turxey. and sent a loud Of Ducksbot Into im. | _ Wholesle Department, 000and 902 Paave.n.w, | Public auction. inirout ofthe prriinca ou WEDSES- | THe WASHINGTON AND GEO! TOWN BALL | COO ees Feceipts. anted the redWod purchasers te request which | Dany, Was silting in {rontof the switch-board Sun- | Grinter, supposing it had been done purposely, | where we receive daily large ta of & : r 3 OAD CO.'S SUBD IN OF SQUARE 633. Gay morning when the mall brought her a levte ehipment CARTER OF FOUR O'CLOCK P. M., origiuai’Lot | On MONDAY AFTERNOON, “ae ‘parks bad denied for « hearing on the question ot | 4a¥ thorniug whe ug rtter | became’ enraged, and returned the fire, killing | Poors “ww YORE, aw in square 1121, situate on 19ih iret between | XPRRTEOEAT, Mugh RT Oe : = cancellation of entries, from ter brother-in-law that a smail fortune had | Raqua instantly. Grinter died an hour afterw: 4 YORE, PENNA. CREAMERY. | £.0t Capitol aud south A streets, CLOCK: in front of the. Preventiment. — << been leftto her and her sister by her uncle,a rich old eee NEW YORK, PENNA. AND WESTERN DAIRY | “Ai, eed of trust, sist SHE BELIEVES THAT SUK WILL SOON FOLLOW SPIES— | TaKING AN INDIAN FOR 4 HUsBaxD.—JohnSchwit- | Duchelot named Andrew Bropley, of Ganonogue, | ANOTHER GREAT SOUTHERN ENTERPRISE.—A cable BUTTER. in Liber Ne HEK LATEST PHOTOGRAPH. 2e0, son Of @ twiuister at Swarmsvilie, N. ¥., Was ada. He remetnbered the two young daughters | dispatch trom London announces that the United | sew yore STATE following A story 1s printed in Chicago that Nina Van | at Stagara Falls Sunday afternoon ‘looktag for | of bis brother, and left them $30,000, which, hav- | States Rolling Stock Co, has decided to increase CHEESE. Wi b Seesmic shn, went oa pao | seek Sian, astns poe | ah a ake eee" Sata ee ake | cake ae ea RN coe ae Sal ei e c ; coun rencmnien 6 § “yg 5 t So Saggy en rnoor to have her plcture | fold the ir hv was one Toe get ee ee she ad nine eres, Who is nearly | cluding a roling-mill and"foundry,and capable ot | Telephone Can} RO Mareec sie. n19-1m Saliroed jas Grewed “t an ne jonday. The brother traced her to Niagara Falls -wenty-four, art out twenty oars a day. works wi Ansisted upon all of it being represented im the | and some letters showed that she had sranged ( 1 eee employ 1,000 men, and wilt disburse $10,000 4 day yates 18) ai appt pap 4 eR ag A Oe a Do Nor W. eg aie have a presentiment that I shall not < ave Deen ma lau took |” ‘The municipal election, which takes place in lo Nor Warr be to of Survive tay husband, andl want this plecare | He gHFLtO her home while tue brotuer was here, | poston today, will be ue Occasion of maby grate Lee 70 Bay Oe eae ew Te Di which will be stated at the thne of sae Sturice, So oad’ street’ tothe: rest’ tise’ of at to show me Jus. as I look now. I shali leave It as aueumnicroe a Fan him out of town and | ngnts at the pojls, especially in various alder- boop sencasne tc tev n's Christian ‘Tem, | UBt the chilly blasts of Winter have frozen the mar- | ° ‘Terms as to each of said lots: One-thind cash,ofwhich | Jot thence west five feet, and Somocoatn ee Braeento of tay love for my inartyred husband | SMfeatened to tar and feather him. “The girt was | munie districts. ed a Feception by the Women's Christian Tem. Tow in your bones. 1 deposit of 4190 willbe required on each Jot at "time | the beginning: ai, ino, those parte of hve phowoyrapls shows her in the devpest in skinned busband'and would follow him. MT" | ,,ti,New Orleans W. B. Merchant, President ot | Remple Cafe, on Oth street” ‘Phe welcome address NoW 18 THE TIME six; twelve and eighteca month or which notes of | Sat autessey am siety fous (Gs). said, subdivs- Ing, and is altogether a ghastly affair, the heav: = vould follow hem we Mer s’ Exchang® Bank, nd wount was made hy Mr. H. B, Moulton, and responded to purchaser, bearing interest irouiday of sale and se- | Beyinning at the southwest cornet of said lot = aussaes of crape that hide ber tulck halt giving het J. B, Lawton, of the New tberta Bnterprise, while 5 ee ae ‘To buy your warmer: Come Eured by dee of trust on prope will be taken, | four Tuning. thence Boy ad epee dwar muta te | pk Wage tr abit, ENCES Tt | Ute was advancing make an Sxpshaon | WP gpnatt Oia aasteee er atepy cy. | TOMY Your wares Ces, come nde eur em: | at ocean yeas | Errata Kooks thinmer abd paier thar sve haw at any vine | Berm ional Gucrte pabilshes extracts trun @ | Mlerchant was arrested Baldwin, Rev. ED; italiey, J. C. Lee, and others, ty pn | Bee 5 Cyt siuce the trial 18 is "sald that Miss Van Zandt | tuastge? Mit or ancens “We are passing | "Win liivehunaty the welldnown Tammany Hal tie clongymen present during the evening | V™STER SUITS, Rye Tecetves great nuinbers of letters every day (rum | princess writes, “but the. teching “that. to | Poktictan, and who was for three terms speaker Sr, Newlnan, Hey. ©. flerbert Riche OVERCOATS FOR BUSINESS OR DRESS. eae Sympatuizers and cranks all over the rvuutry.. A | Ration does not forget us, Dut hopes sad feels with a weg again arrested ta New York | ardson, and Rev. it. W. Black, of Baltimore. Also, : yy RS a ~~ Sreat many of the letters contain ofters of mar- | ys, 13 infinitely consoling aud seetaming edt eg — “eee — deed of trust on Overcost at 615.60, ase ; us aud sustaining and full | ““The next annual meeting of the National Rdu- FULL LINE OF WARM WEAR AND BOYS’ <"anterest to be paid | A $10 Suit at @6.50. ee pronervediio ai nasbuiad aug tTustfulnes sual be | cational AssootMtion wil be held in San Pranciaco, | yOXEY MO, SAVED Oct oF Twaxry-Sevex.—Mr, Ciowine. ou ac lot mtu be ‘A 615 Cutaway Sait at 910. they appear to be sincere. 4 Ure abd be his Dest help to the auatanued teas: | Cal, July 17 to 20, 1848. deen advised of the loss Of the ship Alfred. Waves CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED | made. the time of sale rere Of sale tobe ‘A €20 Prince Albert Suitst@15, Have ab idea taal Miss Van Zasdt is iu weedy cit~ | gins Who cau tell huts loag a tite Will SU) De | acto Mfke OF the table glassware workers | Upon Which his wore A Be Oaktotd ted aces | ,, Stock 19 large and varied. The prices suit every- | CHANCES ESTATE ON, LASTAEET SOUTH BE | complied with wich (10) tem daye froma the’ Gate ‘Cumstances and offer her Nnanctal assistance. The > ¥ loug sui agaiust the ryles adopted by the Pittsburg manu- body. Competition takes aback seat, and every well- TWEEN _ FOUR-AND-A-H AND ‘TH | sale, otherwise the. rossrve the right. And all others at proportionate low prices. Youchsafed to hitn? When due sees him so fresh | #3 oe for Japan, ‘The Watts sailed trom Phila- WEST, WASBIN Be. i the risk and cost of Durchaser after fact ts that ber family is comparatively well Off | nd’ tall of ile wae wee se facturers was adopted Saturday, and 3,500 men are Set utthin cage Greased man and boy in Washington wears our goods. | STREETS WEST, INGTON, D. of che tigh and cost of tho, Gu archaser afteF | For Boys from 13 to 18 years old, we have Suits and Sod Ning bas a luxurious howe, pa ia beeeacte surg DEA Tit aid abs foundered Wosellnone but Reliable, Trusty, ServiceableGooda beta ae nee cet Sing Star’ all conveyancing at the cost of the pOr- Oreroosts at 95. #0, 87, and 88, which are worth 30 =" Sd oo 3 ~ K Conter- special than we are 2 teight trate coidea ou the Cuesapeake | Of als dutiee, Bul tutes fat mete nose Ee | eee Ml CHURCH, Passed resntion® odor nas ae Ai brad | Sioasoes Cn oun mnt | Ba nay oe ee | PFertaaaen test we Is een beers eee OR, $2 bio Hatirvad, Sunday, neat Citton Forge. Va. | cumstances he Will haveto spare himselt fora long | esermon of Rev. W: A; Chandler at "Nashville ‘steamer 4 Shoemaker is find Frabcle D. Bhocmaker 03.50, @4. upto@10, Overcoate ot @2, 83.50.06 up dor Pratt, mere Killed, one of whom was Conduc- | time and be able to luse hls volce very Uttle,” {Phe honorary, commissioners ‘of the Sincinnatt ‘and crew pee se ari OUR WORD bered jOmst of amity Deke sateen our to 69, for which other houses will ask you 50 per cont, Silas S. Swartley, mabager in Philadelphia of | Tue Dyxaurre or Awrarcax Maxm.—At th ‘ npn ee ‘ a eet m1 ep 1 the Orville Milling Co., Of Orville, O., Is 4 defauiter . ee hear | city Wednesday evening. The TWENTY -1 Ol A.D. 4 tea Bia Trace as eeor ans Qtiaataauiey | meta the aes of Chun ang arcs the alleged NOAH WALKER & CO., st FOUR. P.M im Rout of ‘the. promizen ic Seuregate about $4,300. Stock gambling was the proved that draftson New vege 026 625 Pennsylvania svenue ‘the (Cause of Swaruey's peculations, dyn in favor of Melville amount oe ae at Fairport, Ohio, ts See eeatte wore cosmos at the Bank of England, mctically ence ies Were afterward cased si; ‘Coben anc ee J cremation im Michigan occurred at De. Callan. Mr. Majendic, inspector of explosives, de: Sunday. elared U maMile f allan’s Vodg- [The Duke ‘of Norfolk, who will convey to the | ings was of American abake ohn ees THE LOXDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING 0a, a5 Cormer 7th and @ eta Pouaxn Warn POLAND WATER. HA F i 4 ‘ ‘A Bure Care for Bright's Disease of the Kidneys, Stone south eighty ‘GRO. RYREAL Jn, Treasurer. {he congratulations of Queen Victoria and | sel % ‘the ye eratalauniyof Qe Melville, Harkins, aed Coben were assoclates, The on Oe Deaties Dyaneaite. Doeew, e three 4 ‘° Bhoum, and Scrofula, q The recorder of the Out Bailey, London, bas ad-| Lerrans yuo Kut aov.br Juni TGA Ie grana jury wo ind a true Dill for murder | ceived several letters frou’ Bieta Woe the ttre sechans Aerican. Daniel Domerty, who killed | being dared. February 7 "The uegeey Fad seat Contains lees organic matter than any water known. ‘Tam the Sole Agent for this Celebrated Water for the \e T American. dered Grescke, Ube agent of the burg ivory = exp! ot we, Keading Raliroad Co. make an | firm of Mayer, and ‘Nad ‘burned the men ee We, et ee Tinton resent! of the statement that the Western | delat, only Mftcen huts remaining. Everyening tn lou Telegraph Co. will absorb its telegraph sys | the ‘Pennaylvanis avenue. yt Stine aary. nit ‘Oth and D streets northwest, my Vania Kaliroad C tans One square north for the menger ot ait tines eroutary co ies atten Telephone als Systems Under one system. ‘This Wil, It fs stated, Mr ge rare OO Ee na Greatly lesen the cost of the management The New York state Temperance He League, better known us the Metical wing oF She republican party, will hold a conference at Byracuse, N. Y.. ou tue 15th inst. The (cholic Suncerd has received a cablegram from kome announcing that the Kev. ‘thos, Mowover ty rector of St. Joseph's church, Danville Pa. bas bee appointed to the we of HarisDUry ‘Binbop Shanaban. = eS ge 2 Pcs a aren W& succeed Lue late