THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C.. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1886—-WITH SUPPLEMENT. j EOUS! MB. RIDDLEBERGER RISES AGAIN.| THE CONFERENCE ADJOURNS. WE RESET street, Joo! Brown; Jackson Square, ADY GOING INTO Mot 2 EDITION A Scene in the Senate This Afternoon—| Appointments of Preachers for the ford Avenue, dit Whecier, Highand Avene. Distriet Government Affairs. THE GREAT TELEPHONE SUIT. E GREAT LABOR MOVERENT. THR NEW ASSESSMENT. ‘The Distri. an | The Bill to be Filed Against the Bell | Will the Railroad Strike Become Gem “Walking costumes abd F o| The Virg: Senator Answers Capt. Sane ki need. Pa FI ee miro BL ict Commissioners have invued, an ‘ ~~ Cption dresses. Adires I PY star oillce. tee Eade’ Cb Garkson: Jefferson street J.P. Wright oe aking some oainieations, tn ~ Telephone Company. eral?—Various Labor Matters. Fpcwes e282 SHAts OF MEAT AND -—- —<— CHANGES IN WASHINGTON PULPITS—A PRO a ; Benties Bai orth Baltimore, W. | March 15, 1883: The fourth sobeitra, is| Inthe bill which the government will file} A St. Louis dispatch says war to the knife has Fy Power Stock, “at $8. Address “ POWER, Si In the Senate today, when the chair lakl| PosmD STATUE TO WESLEY IN THIS CITY—A | ty he eat 3 5, Seregat, one | made to "include that ‘of ‘against the Bell Telephone company and Alex- | been declared against the Knights of Labor by Sit BALE STOCK : aaa before the Senate the resolution of Mr. Logan | PREACHER WHO GOES TO AN INDEPENDENT | East pamptleds ast GL. Gaddy:; Govens! ander Graham Bell to test the validity of the | the railroad companies interested in the pres “ . « | torefer the letter of Capt. James B. Eads, read | CHURCH. town, W. B. Edwards, G. .W. Feelemeyer, sup. Bell patents, the United States charges that |ént strike. ‘This conclusion was arrived at ‘ yesterday, to the committee on rules, with ees es one J.C, Niel q 4, Jos. % certain letters patent issued to Alexander | yesterday, when an order was issued by H.M. 4 a Spstructions to investigate the charges made by |The Baltimore Annual M. E. Conference held | W'lson; , Havre-de-Grace, nel Shannon; Graham Bell, dated March 7, 1876, and Jan- | Hoxie, first vice president of the Missouri Pa uary 80, 1877, were illegally and improperly | cific, to the heads of all departments of the procured to be issued. In regara to the issue of | road tot once dispense with the services of Hereford, 8.M, Alford, J.H. M. Lemon; Home- SHOOTING AT JULES VERNE. | Mr. Riddleberger recently, that Eads had had | its final session this morning at the Metropoll-| stead Mission, fete sagtind ewe ee pak shenchmen’ gn ,the floor of the Senaté, | tan church. Rev. Dr. McCauley, of Diekineon | bright; Long Green, 0. C: Mariot:’ Lutherville, A Nephew of the Famous Romaneer | Mr. Riddleberger ‘No ford, T. E. Peters: POR SALE-AT A ar a 7 r led to Mr. Plumb, Who | college, conducted the opening devotional exer | W. eDowell; North Harford, T. E. the first-named patent it is held that Prof. Bell | every clerk, telegraph operator, conductor, and, Bi gore horse, worth 8 Plined bomsy Attempts to Kill Him. had taken the floor, to give him an opportunity | cises, en Foxreon, Watson Case, Wavertz, @. C. Bacon; should have fied a. writien description of ‘his | in fact, every ‘employe not positively necessary a “Sghidste | AMIENS, FRANce, March 10.—An attempt Boletier had ever before crept intoa Congres | Rev. W. G. Herbert offered a resolation, | Motinesh ecapaty sears ats Bes aeons. favention in full, clear, concise and distinct | to the company in its present crippled condi- R SALE-THE “OTTO™ GAS ENGINY we. | 8% Made to-day to assassinate Jules Verne. | Monty foray in such manver as that ot Capt, | Which was adopted, declaring that it is fitting | of the ae Qusrteriy Conference; John oe terms, being particular to point out the im-|tion. This means that about 45 telegraph quires no boiler: avoids ail expensive attendance: | TWO shots seuss ena ee ible! Eads. No notion preceded the letter at all, da that a statue or monument of John Wesley, | Seiber; at Drew oot peminary. ‘*. SEM. STRIDES ENDORSED BY Sib COMMEMEO- |. pocements or ecanbinations whidh be claiened ‘gherators, 1.800 freight-house hands, 800cleris, Bo lows of in pandiing of (uci: no ashes. For | a young student, who turned, out to - he et r) Was charge the founder of Methodism, should be erected | (paitiinore, Ma tbat = were | The Commissioners have replied to the in- | #6 his invention or discovery. crossing watchmen, 100 to 150 firemen, Goa Dactioony. "Sena for theealar abt pr fos ee | parte: Se uns eee eee eilting Eis downright falsehood, aud was ready tomect | 18 this, the capital of the nation, andes itis | Gua Go wai .bellimore: Columbia ave: , Zine (commissioners, have replied to the, to: | Me hie inventlon oF discon Beli, although up to | Posts and heads of departments on the Mie- : Ei F. Uppe: | Uncle. One of the bullets missed the novelist | the Senator from Iliinois (Mr. Logan) on the | fitting that this conference—the oldest—should nee Street, J. J.G.Websier; Fran! tit Street, Sees ~ istrict commit peorenting, the fitness of | time of the issuing of his patent he had never gous Fecite are let out for the time being. It Fe ee aoe ag TRADE A SPLENDID | altogether; the other struck him tn the leg, in- | floor In debate on the question at any time. take the initiative steps, that the bishop ap- Park Garaner Grace, to be supplied: Harlem Lu aires ieee justice of che od cze to tranemitt artioulate —— by S maf ya neers will a uakmpaved property worch from 04M) to C5000. | tonne Mime een "ecient ha Buri, und is | Met Laguiomcalied attention, to,the met, that Simp geommittee to consider location, Plans, | stead Summerfield, HF Downs Union square | iow Hesecks. ‘They recommend him as every | application Parposely framed his application | Whoare not in the surike will be twated Tike: Address H.W. C. ste ot: | SOME en stu “ 2 oo " | way worthy. ‘ela ise. Altogether there are 5,000 persons nob Behe eee eA BN Ganware” | Monght wo be insane, Tee ene n cnc emean| Sere eae ara ate Foundry ond Metropolitan | Ward: Buckevslowaieat: BPivece eaietatiie; | Fae MECuGATIONS oF race, mara axp on. | Bester sees Ene ee Tm, | ler actnuaee ines here are 8.000 pence Bak HOR SALE-APPLETONS NEW AMERICA jenn Victory at Lewiston. Mr. Riddlebe: id: “Let him come now.” | $Purches and Rev. G. W. Herbert and Messrs. | J" TWaisns Elkridge, J. C. Stewart; Ellicott GODDING. — inventions, and to deceive and mislead the | 108s of their salaries and wages until the Cyclopedia, All the volumes delivered at once on ra Ales ‘del Mr. a ably asked delay until Mr. | %,G. Emery and 'B. H. Stenemets were |p- City, KR’ Murphy; Frederick City, L. H.| Prof. Spencer F. Baird, of the Smithsonian In- | €xaminers of the Patent ofies and the public, | Knights return to work. mail ‘mouthiy payments Address Box 120, Star Me., March 10.—The second elee F_Culiom simply as v | pointed the committee. Pearce; ratown, A. AM. Courtney; Harper's | stitution, in his letter declining the position of | His claim, it is alleged, was for “improvement | The most important rumor ts that the em — 7 mss iwe | tion for mayor yesterday, there having been po | Logun shonid.cume. so condition | , Rev. Mr. Wright submitted the report of the For we een A. at G Liberty, Reuben | school trustee tenderad him “by the Commie: | 1m telegraphy,” with special referees to. the | Ploses of the Culeago, burlington wad gal WOR SALE_ THREE TRAP NETS AND 2 Rey. Mr. Webster presented an invitation | Hunts, to be supplied; Mechanicstown, Osbora | 1409, thus making it dangerous from fire, | transmitting s; city exerts any contol be restene Me NG WESTERN MULES. ‘These are sound and : er- | Standing. and that he would do for any man. Bee ed ti a plied; 3 % 1409, ‘thus making 1 erous trom ‘fre, | ta ‘S| Sig chert any ound bate vr 4 is to visi the Grand Trunk railway order- g from Fayette stree: i Rev. Dr. Carroll | Belt; Ve 4 Mt iring. pos ee ot Ret Ges : ; : ne ch im acne, “hose Inwant Of ck ca ‘ony | ing that herealter nil Chinese going over the |, Mt. Riddieverger sald he would resent the | Hose preter, Tir, Blusedgeurged | Wr Baatoners Rate He omens MUWashington, | Fiotiy by the’ owners ot bots pouses,, Five | oxtlt being kept scereuy tu the Pateat Gilles, | S10" 08 the Parcot a Mayor in navur orn = ee ie raed ee aie the Senate and | High street; Rev. CH. Richard ed one to be supplied; Reisterstown, E. Richard: | G2Y8 are given for repairs. KR. O. Holtzman, | its wording become known to Prof. Bell through | Pronounced policy. Foor oF HORSES, JUST AR- | the conductors will be held responsible to see | from. Eads bad no right in the Senate, an 5 vettestroet: Rev. : i : agent, has been notified to repair the brick | the examint Purthe: ‘ Iv is stated th ‘ F HORSES that none of the Mongolians are allowed to | 00d ot arraign him Giiddtebergeny, but. a | en” sty Rev. Thos Myer urged High street fon, GA. Held, sups Smithville, B. i Smith; work on top of chimney in rearof hease No.8 | tween an examiner, fF Wilbur, and Prot | runmug ior some emt ete as een a aera c pair of broke | stop tn Canada, ores = ANU ee Igllow ia by Kev. Mr. Price on the same side, g W. Heyde; West River, 0. ridge, W- dangerous condition, “Laon Danbreat a =i auiorneys is charged, through and ranges sannpactored by the Fuller & Wer Mules: prices averswing from 200. JOHN _—_—_>—_—_ a street was selected. ye . : First Cl ee 4 ‘a © of Troy, N.Y» a BiasrENS Sai Seek se nw to asm Presbyterian Home Rulers. DOM gett eons SOW unapbronches and | “Go motion of ites, Dr. Lanahan, a supernu- | Cit! "Grace, “GE.” Duddrear bayid | Botifled to remove the frame shed which he | caveat, and the arto! telephony, wae monopol rt . = re TOR SALE-TWO COUPES. SEVERAL BUG-| Dvprix, March 10.—The members of the | Pomugs Be would nnoover the cone | Mefary relation was granted to Rev. It W. | i. Garroll agent of Book Dewa has built in rear of 810 9th street northwest ul Mtory, member ized by Bell without proper consideration of or & Co., of Woburn, Mass, have ‘arts: ail good makers; will se:l cheap. » a Ve in; e relation « BET EDS resident of Dic! col mem- st the u6 | Gy tebe ae vt ut Seca SMP AETONG Tei: | Ge perant Cor tine, fie to | Rate upnfway chem, Mune 88% | cued rm civ to mpermbingray wis | ber oy Salon Guatenycopacenee Meay | Wtesinet oat Us are of condemnation ot une days after the aint uatent Wax ated | the une sate doublons Ue noodpaed by SSS which Was ytdopted | at Belfast, | “Mr. Riddleberger deried thathe had arraigned | V9": Yeates Drew theo. sem.; C. E. Kelton, trans | §17/and 619 32a street northwest, has not been | Me Gays, After, the Arst patent w: | averting eat parece base, Chessy PAYING LAUNDRY. IN | yesterday, explain their action by say Eads, but really he had no idea that Eads was | p24 feSlution of good wishes to Rev. Mr. | ferred to 8t. Louls conference: J. B, Van Meter, complied with, and unless the buildings are tained for the first time a patent tor gg ene ee Lueir 2,000 employes. the best iocauity in the cits; duing a. business of Saito prosede elem _ iy : Poulson, who has been transferred to the New | transferred to Newark conférence: 1, L. Pout. | Com 3 an instrument which transmitted articulate | | Lbis exj that the Boston street railroad SE SOO Re See, ailing Dor rent or male: A. P ihe Toca government agitation ‘is really tne be- So Ue Bad paper penieny co bean Mee (conference, was offered by Rey. Mr. son: transferred to New York Bast conference. ieasugowny ERD as ie A ydee| speec bh 2788, {2ieettleal-speakiny ,gclephone, Cmployer wilt at once take menses to ~ aeaetenes Es 1GSm__| ginning of happier daysin Iretand. : adopted, amberland Distriet—G. G, Baker, P. ° " a ERE] [Ge cscribed in Gray’ ore pay. WOR SALE TMPORTED Canary | ©”! —— ail the Siddleation he (Riddleberger) wanted, A DISCUSSION OVER REV. MR, THIRLKELD'S | (Cumberland, Md.)—Barton . E. Bird; Berke Houcture, built op alia 16 t fect ‘high, between from the wrongit ipa ietane so bane Ee Eee a Caaee Foden toe Ud Seabee ett | PENANCLAL ANDCOMMERCIAL — | Sr RiadnaatOn, he, (Ridaleberger) ws wha CASE. GLAPrings, HH Savage; Bloomington, G. W: | the lots in rear of 1235, and 1297 uh street | the contents of that, caveat, ‘Tie patent of The Courts. atom ‘ST. HARTBRECHT. _ The New York Steck Nacket. ne regarded as the bankrupt and hopeless! Rev. Mr. Amos moved that Rev. L. A.| 9° W. Hedge, sup.; Cumberland: Genter street, Tiley pee ok eto tris |, | March 7 is declared invalid for a number of PROBATE CovRT—Judge Ooz. SALE-BARGAING IN LOT CHEAP HAR-| ay. guowing are tne opening and 3:00 pm, prices | renee continue'to fight against committing | Thirlkeld be placed on the supernumerary ist, | Joseph France: Riagsley, James P- Wilson. Elk | fowiul height, as a division tense. een ed cecal, Teagous, in addition, it is} | Today, Estate of David Melutire; motion tn double toach. “Fancy Plush Lap Nabe S85" wort | ofthe New York Stock Market to-day, as reported DY | this government to tue endorsement of a banks | but this resolution was opposed by Rev. Mr. | Gurden, C. Le Pate; Flintstone F.C. Edwards: iu patent bearing date Mirch 7, | General Derm tor dismminsal of uppeal Bled Be cult, 3. BUILDING PERMITS 1876, is void because it docs not point out and | tate of Chat 8 Lose $7.50; lot at $3, foriner price $4.50; large square | Special wire to H. H. Dodge, 589 15th Street: Tupt government. Price, who took the ground that such a request | Frostburg, H. 8. France; Frostbu r 10; widow qualified as ad- = . fol. | distinctly claimeither a new and usesul art or | ministrator in $3,000. # ‘ a : 1 ee: took the groun : Wilson; Grant W. Vac it Gr Sunliky iongosk, | have been issued by Ta Entwisle as ¢ i ministrator in $5,000 atid appoluted guapdion honey and strong shapes Stable Cover at $4 fo: gooa | __*ONE | 2. /800y Bema) G_) 800 | ,Mr- Logan arose simply, Ue, sald, to state the | contd not be m private arrangement and serve | H-MeNemar, one to be sapplied: Hedgesville | (elisr dwellinss: L, between Sth ead 24th | maser eer temam and wsciul | 0 the cllidren; Goud 1,000, yy gies Use BECKER'S Saddlery, 1345" Penn = SeMIS. x, por ggwi98 | plained that having received the letter from | another chureh, ‘ithe wishes wo serve an in: | J, Pardew, Hyndman, Thomas Wood; Key: | cellar dwellings, 1, between 13tn and 14th | manut DUL fe an attempt to nelede te aan | Walter; will tied. Estate ot Mary Leay; ~ jald | 3) SM North Pee 26 1°26, | Eapt. lads, a cluizer of repute, he spread it be- | dependent church he cay hecate Boas Melt bces, ge mn eming: FG. | Brick.” Gok Gk stsaes corte GRGOe Tae | cee Sones inca Tagege tebe magemncaees [2 42%] Do. pret] 68. | Seta | torte wen nce — ew. Mr. Koontz asked it such a, request | Porter; Marlinsburg, W. Ve., 48. Hank J. W | Urlck, G21 Oth street northwest: $1,560. H. } and thessime claim the ullezed 1nvent —-— NEYS. 10% Northwest] ‘Mr. Cockreil defended Capt. Eads. gould be granted in view of clause 186 of the | ledges, sup; Mount Savage, H. 8. Hilton; Old | Hurnnemen, erect oat Oak Detecees cent | are and the alleged Invention of a us slaswe Muights of Labor Dismissed. ATTORNEY Mr. Cockrell spoke of Cupt. Kuds as.a distin: | discipline, which relates especially to impaired | TOWN, £0 be ‘supplied: Paw-Paw, W. Va., to Le | dwelling, Lith, between C and D streets sonth- serge ghee errors pee AMPBELL G BERRYMAN (LATE OF THE guished eltizen of the graud state of Missouri, | health, 4 Fee ee er aye tattents BAkCU RAN: | Sables lot d square 12m, Betrech beteeen Toe | Garcons 2 Single Patent and a single | | Tonoxro, Ost, March 10-—The street rath »; : a angus ‘ es RS : y, W. Va, H. . lot 2, 3, e vay joyes, having form the Can ot Reto & Berryman), Attorney-at Law, nee te ee eae ae a eee | ter see om deprecated too rigid adherence | O'Ratantal” Bhepherneti ee ee An veratins, | amd 40th Gintots ‘northwest BIGOOR Lao | tte United Mates cha c ate tosany diaratonee a ; Y ce ges that Bell was an-| Kuights of Labor, were tony disinimed Smverding that Gady wastrom Missourl, had shld Work Ofsaving fours thesis Getic has Hoek | We Wider damien, Melsaren: ‘Union. Grove, to Bs between Cand Dand iat and Sd streets south | sreticie’ hots, Giger ysty, OF the oveetrical ma the worst he could say against him.’ [Laugh-\ be the guide. He was not opposed to Methodist | 8UPplied; Winchester, W. A. Koontz, casts $2,000. Henry Kunn, eroot two dwellings, | Fhestened Tesee, Lane Bets Cro ter, ,, | ministers serving other congregations, tor who THE LOCAL OPTION LAWS. M, between 12th and 11th streets southeast: | Gray; Thomas A. Edison Aveboy ie, The question of the reference of Mr. Logan’s | could serve them better than Methodist mints-| The special memorial unanimously adopted | 87, 0 Tities to Real estate, S02 F 263m. ]_ (3, BAXTER, ATTORNEY-A-LAW, LATE « Chief Law Clerk Interior Department. Twenty years in the civil service. Practices befure the Courts, service by the colapany. Turee bundred mem weil, | are thus thrown vutofemploymeut, The pres Jesus | Ident of the company says that ho union nem ton aud | Will be employed. Very few car are running. 1 $1,200. Charles W. Perkins, agent Washing- | many others. It is claimed aisv iuat tusks — Spon Reg ae ee loop PM aN hn17 resolution caused some debate, the committee | ters. He once served a Presbyterian congreza- | py the conference yesterday, prepared by Revs j ton Base Bull club, erect a 2-story office between | patent was obtained by fraud upon Aimos E. Sonne heen een Ee Ci a a 42a | Texas Pac..-| 114) arate erate nie ta ie hor id costo come | on, and there wereicasea.wijere such trausiers\| «car acon ncalace andi Boldaiaieicecacnta: | Use Capitol ard llae strestandl mad itameireess Dotbear, profassor of piysies at Tuna on Women Confined in a Steckade. YAMPBELL CARRINGTON, ATTORNEY-AT. 73a. Union Pac.-| 49441 meree, and that committee objecting. have resulted in great good. Mr. Myers was 2 4 eee northwest; $4,500. P. N, Dwyer, erect three | Massactiusetts, wito, it Is alles: THE STORY WHICH SHOCKED AND AROUSED Law. Practices in ail the Courta. Office 490 . BS Wab.Pac | 1 Mr. Riddleberger declared that he would not | continuing when Dr. Lanahan arose and said: | ton to the legislature of Maryland, protesting | dwellings in alley between 3d and 4% and H | and invented the magneto-telepiic me Youtsiana avenue (Barbour Law Building). Residence, | Mo. Pac. 106 06. | pec eree—| 22, appear before any committee. He said let the | “I have a poi! order.” Spainst @ change from local option to license, | and [streets southwest; $1,200. 8. C- imer,| The Dowd case be red to usa collusive EVANGELIST SAM JONES, No. 154 Yi. sireet northwest. Selebin | Ned Cent...i 54%) Stty| West Union—.| 69%! 69% | representative of Eads who had presented the “solomon says,” replied Mr. Myers, “that it | high or low, in Maryland, and especially in An- erect a 3-story and cellar beer depot Virginia | case. wherein fucts were suppressed and the After reading tae requests tor prayer at the J. H MILLER, ATTORNEY-aT-Law, letter take care of him. is folly to answer a man before he js beard.” polis, also asked ior such amendment to the | Avenue and D, between 6th and’ 7th streets; | public a, ved, in order Ubat the teccphoue | m Fs x . Pi 4 hi eeting in Farwell hall, at Chicago, yee Ne Roane end 4 Centon Law Building, From W: weet To-day. MR. LOGAN CAUSES A SENSATION. “That is so,” honestly assented Dr. Lanahan, weuerey unoot poration! act of ae ate se sae $12,000. Thomas Collins, erect @ 2-story | monopoly might be sustained by an apparentiy verday, the Kev. Sam Jones said be had ae as 2 Lousiana sven | New York, March 10.—There was arather| 44, 7 (with manifest feeling) sald he had | mid the ‘merriment of the brethren. “It 1s | rst, prevent minors trom joining social clubs | (welling H, between 6th and 7th streets south | lugal cdecieieee Poe ee ee ueeree | arena folly to raise a point of order before you have | Under the act; second, prevent the disposinj Ent prices showing declines of ig tore por cone | dealt kindly with Mr. Riddleberger, but when | #1¥,toraise a po a of intoxicants’ on the Sabbath threugh such west; $1,000. L. K. Beatty, erect a 1-story ‘ux Beas, Public and Attorney | except Western Union which was ue In the | the latter called him the representative of Eads | Mr. Myers then concluded the inter-| clubs; third, prevent any disposing of intoxi- si lec! dwelling East Capitol, between 6th and 7th ut the two Supposed patents described “be in | Teccived @ letter duied tn @ city of 12,0004 1 things recalled, repealed and decreed aso- | bAbItaNtS In aw sister state which showed northeast; 96,500. Fred. Dietz, erect two 2-| lutely null. ‘The court is prayed als that If, 4 depravity in that place that it was hard to y heav. fining ' sta ‘upted sentence, and then Dr. Lanaban said: | Cantsasa beverage in or by any incorporated y ellar dwell treet, between R » be wholly re} e te 4 ae Leeilene sre oes 22 TO. | oa per cont quacrally, while Paine Mall nd | proeanzbody else he sialea what was abso- ‘Now; Iwill raiscapolntor order, and inquire | Body, with invent or etfect to neutralize tae | O4s.sud cellar dwellings q street etween & | the. patuta are hott be wi mal pact they are | Nelleve existed. ‘The let = Western Union were eapeciall irene tiie temeee ir: Hididlebe reer @tsialrned anythine more | 1A moron forerother Mveraito interpret | loos onion Awe! seers ei wal lng aad eee eee Fold, aud make a decree covering! that, portion onen eclining 1 and the latter 1y. There wi than to say Mr. Logan presented the letter, e episcopacy? a EE ACTER an streets northwest; $5,000. Jol F- | of the patent which is wrong wud illegal, npg Loom ce % oa Te Rostx Comes Wora Sparse | oson nda acide, docks | than ‘Logan repeated. that if he was called the} “I don't wish to,” expostulated Brother ‘Treasury Employes. ody, erect two ‘ator dwellings ‘Liberty | “it bus not yet been duis seitied Sinere the | MUG La, a the Bropratzot of the alockade Wag and Western Union, with moderate trading In : ybody except the people it | Myers. THE SECRETARY DOES NOT THINK A GENERAL | street, or alley; between Oth wad. Loth aud D | een nee not set bes y settled wher jeading capitalist of the Clty, Lo atvenapes the rest of the list. "A slight rally occurred just | Tepresemtutive of any cobs Peeks ‘T don’t think that he will do any harm,” EMOVAL 18 A and E streets southwest; $1,500. iii be at Columbus ONEMS Yat probably it | were ever made ty drive lin ifuin the place ne rest of the lis i 8 EQUIRE! 5 $1, - = = before 11 o'clock and the market was steady for | “asuot true. Riddleberger appealed to | sald the bishop with great deliberation, to the | phe Goeeaiy of he Weeenaey Ieee ieee ptesrahsh ante opened an | Aud that iis nefarious busiuess was curried om ‘YES, IKNOW, THAT IS 50 @ time, but at 11o’clock is again quiet and | Gen. Logan to be heard, and there Was no little a acer reg COMETS cates Deel Stn tuETG Win) CRATE en Geeta | ENE Evan Llitioes cae et no hee pecan That Wonderful $15,000 Vase. isuersheteome of the Seren tet eee heat 1 Kel a g thi . E] : - iabwer - And in some branches of business. according to the | 2°®¥Y- Sy rete ee eee a tren arene coutal| he did not wish to infringe on any right Of the | list of the names of persons employed in the | 9WneTs on M strBet and Jefferson place, 9 peor | oe Eee ee ae BaD | chen meaner mm Ao stair steoda Eeetoee sabiications of partion engaged therein, eee eee ene be reached, the resolution went over. Rea eed st a the eon to say that there | Treasury department during the year ended | having the alley with aophalt blocks, ‘Mr, Wm. T, Waiters, oi Baltimore, told a Sun d with @ request for Ube prayers of ail 1 changes from Mor 's quotations: lor i T, wi Le ed tier < + 1 ROBBING wane ee oo pare : —— +0 In the further discussion’ it was stated that | December 31st, 1885, and showing the tine squid Giaspintes teat bb peomaea nee eatend reporter yesterday that he did not buy for a is Sine as, ‘Begins with spring. rests on its oars in mid-summer, | [.& 418, 1891, coupon, 112% bid, 112% asked. U. The Civil Service Law. Gs OSG Te ee Guin iad aed Seabiored are peta vate by milk. wagons, $18,000 the famous “Peach Bloom” Chinese | coudition uf thas was toe mines deat nee the : ans . 1 a MMITTEE OPPosED | charge of was tbe Bethany church in Balti-| to each. He says that so far as he knows the . . a 2 of saifairs wus the darnoable ts Man ea eeeteer oo -4| acteapone iste eae neE. OP rae eae | ee ee ee i more. rsons named. were assigned to. useful | , Mt. Henry Thecker, 1118 20th street north- | vase at the sale of the Morgan culiection in New | ha ever Leurd ol, and Le suse anche ede ponhernrtnbadbiory after season, these men | With 126% bid. "126% asked. D.C. per. imp. Us, Rev. Dr, Lanahan was opposed to the motion, | labor. ‘The Secrewry does not think that | Wesh enters a protest with the Commissioners | yore Monday. He did not know who tue pur-| it The letter whiten ¥ season after , these m ir. Jones reierred to Te= in, 114% bid, 115%4 asked. Marker stock | The session of the House committee on civil | and Hey. T. M. W est sa a aw Ws against any liquor license being granted in her Fadeare wah calls Ube fact that simuar lelicrs Were sont to proclaim tothe public in unmistakable English and | ‘Ty ‘isg2" curreney, Ni ‘S0-year fund. 3-658, today was prineipally consumed | against tue resolution, andthe ‘only way: was | angeae ale Dieate ee eee ples 2D | neighborhood. a te pintaree Dee RO TO aerate Says, thial | Sewapapors in Chicago a Four age cumceroines, , ise2, currency . service reform to-day was principally cons against the resolution, and the only way was | any of the bureaus beyon pro (or r.J,J.Sanborn, ofthe District auditor’softice | Ofull the pictures put down to him a: purchuser | DUWSPubers in < pum Fons aye oumcarntns give the figures, whic». if there is ascintilla of truth i Washington was, 39% bid, 40 asked: | 10 a discussion of the report prepared by Mr. | 10, follow ents, ‘The law had been vio-| in his annual estimate for the next" fiscal year | ,.¢"J-J.Sanbora, of the Distr he bought none, Tue only one he did buy was | Siucinetie: the county seat oe ce aeae months are upon the stoo} of repentence, doing pen- | bouts, 104% bi. Washington tarket swek, zoia bia, | Vice law. « that this was the case at preset, Sthat general or extended removal of individu- | Ussing at Now York avenue and Ot strect oo | the curious little vase was Dought in Uy tive uri | JOBES Jeter Caine nous Guat town, Soy. Atte fo mate “Sweixe meno | 22 sch, Satgnal Maegan Bank, 120,018 | | Mr. Stone (Mo) eald that while he belleved | | itev- Mr. ‘Thiriteld sd that he nad been | alsandthe appolntntent of othe “ta thelr cad treet an e Great Falls Ice, 7 asl Real we Tithe society which sold it to Mrs. Morgan .or $15,000, omnes ss the, Jaw should not be repealed, he could not | asked to take charge, of the church, and t's required for. the better disy.t-a of business, | Keen the boxe of the Abbott school out of thelr | Sout wa ‘hove atiapices the wae Gen ove z "4 reasoning. He will | this application was the only method that he | but lum satisfied that there are cases in whiew | 2 . ducted. One theory is that the society api beed option pintetiiorses rye met Could adopt in order to resin hie coummctiog | tes tatoral ot ane emnbente can the ap-| _, Noble N. Snowden, in note to the Commis shoddy: $9.75. por steamer dull”cotton, 532d four, is: grainesg, | MR. PUGH'S SPEECH IN THE SENATE TRIS | to trial?” tho name of S.8. Greenwell was pre, | HOfH to Bstreet south. He contemplated sub- | J, hare0 oo SW'in ough to Tk G Bertes, A SINGULAR CAUSE oF DEATH.—Mrs. John | vention for May 19, to consider the mutter of fame ay Cusewey Sette, fine material, composed | FO" itty Gour, 5.250 barrels, best, 12008 oasicts: AFTERNOON. sented from the Baltimore district, and eter | oy tting,s bill to Congress providing tor the coat | Dirt 49. 89,114; $3,750. Kg. Campbell t0 | 1,’ Green died in Troy, N. ¥., ou Friday, as was | selecting candidates for Jadges of the supreme Of silk and wool entirely: $10.75. Sri, 150,500 bushels; rye, 3,000 basiels Shipments. 2 Soo amnicitida: fepart wan teama u Te ee re ea ee ern en epee wateht Mortimer ings. & 14 52, W.& Cs t | supposed trom @ tumor. “Ail autopsy, however, | Court of the stuie at tie August. election, A. We will receive on Tuesday, the 9th inst., 1.000 | our, 17.262 barrels: corn, 63,000 bushels. Sales— | At 2 p.m. the Edmunds report and resolu- | hearing the reports he was admitted. From | the whole tf n oifice, and he | Plains; $— J. G. Boss to Jacob Rubl, pt. 1, | Gisclosed that her death was tuused by the | couvention was als called to mect in ‘Nashville pairs of Children’s Pants, ages 6 to 12 years, which | Wheat, 168,000 bushels; cora, 350,000 bushels, tions, together with the minority report of the | the same district the name of Win. C. Babcock, | have to be lett for his successor in office, and he i7; $4,100. Jane Farnham, ji ye sell at 22 cents a pair. teqsoh® | formation at the outlet of the stomach of w bull | Aug. 19, to nominate wcaudidate tor governor. + sq. 517; $4, ‘hicaco Markets. Judiciary committee, were laid before the | from the New Jersey conference, was presented | had no doubt it would be done. Some ad- | Stelle, sub lots 95 to 100, sq. of mohair and silk thread, obstructing the pus- coe née 541; $3.66 CHICAGO, March 10, 11:15 a. m.—Wheat has | Senate, and Mr. Pugh took the floor to reply to | 4p4 he was admitted. “From East Baltimore | vances had already been made looking towards | . Farnham to same, lots 101 to 106. do. é ee n aes to the intestines. Mrs. Green was, be:ore OFFERS TO Cont B district the names of John fH. Shively, of the | the procurement of private ground, which will .30. Jane Farnham, sr., to same, lots 1 pet > COxvaae.—A E Tine," May delivery opened at Gite Sold of hess, | Mr. Edmunds. At the outset he accused Mr. | Carlisle, Pa., conference, and Rev. J_¥, Hetwes | be necessary to obtaln in order t ‘casry ‘out foo do SL 2ST Te. Th So W. | Soca” cell tiaa Gone ta the bois of cam on mprcial W she Filadelpbia, Press of and Is now S41 Comn—May, 404-16. Oats—May, | Edmunds of being erratic in his argument; of | from the saine conferenee, was proposed and | tals project. Wornelie, pt 15, "Morris Vacancy;" $275. G, | Jersey and Bad been in the habit of mtr hy gg We yg oye 52%, "pork weaker~ May 10.22% Lara—May, 6. being a mariner who does not follow charts, but | he Was admitted. From ‘the Washington dis- eaaial = E. Mitchell to 8.'D. Webb, lots 117 to 120 and —_——_roo peter — VICTOR E ADLER'S 26.05. ‘allows his Sw n eand whoisready | tTict the name of Wm. W. Davis, of the con- The Baid on # Bath-House. lot 59, Long Meadows; $—. James C. Wheat to} xizuxp By EATING DECAYED ORANGES.— monn ns ——+o+—_____ oxy is om peculiar course and whoisready | ferenceat Annapolis, Md., was Proposed and CARD FROM THE PROPRIETRESS. George Schrever, lot 46, sq. 503; $1,760. T. M. | 7) year old son of William Harkins, ot | PP h - to lead a mutiny. Mr.Pugh then read the orders | ho rE i ‘he nine-yea i) enure legal transaction by wuich the franchise poe The Bureaa of Statistics. suspending Dusiin, the appointment of Bar- | B¢ Was admitied. To the Editor of Taz LVENING STAR. Lanahan to W. H. Webn, pts." 19’and 20, sq: | Pork "Pa Picked, up and ate some decased | Ortho Loudway Suriave rallrond was meeone = TEN | & BILL PROPOSING ITS REORGANIZATION IN-| nett, and the law ‘bearing upon suspension A DONATION OF $10,000. The statement of THE STAR on 8th instant | 79; 96,000. © oranges, which bad been dump2d in the sireet | Frum one wo Lolds & Very prominent posluon CLOTHING HOUSE ‘TRODUCED TO-DAY. He maintained that the resolution caliing 1 Vv. Mr. Webster announced @ donation of | that two mulatto girls and a gray-haired white | Tae QpseRVANCE OF ASH WEDNESDAY.—The Tosterday Coon after he becaune very sick and | jn ie oid court house, it Was iearned thas the Mr. Frye to-day (by request) introduced a bill rovers in es Gorey paar esed He parpore vy $10,000 in memory of Mrs. Eleanor A.Bennett, | man were taken into custody is a falsehood; | observance of Ash Wednesda: , the first de Son nan) ‘carried into the National hotel, where pane dary mae the Broadway matter in nend. 927 AND 929 SEVENTH ST. XW. to reorganize the bureau of statistics and call it | fe read irom the Teport of the majority te aes, | erect @ memorial building, or establish a| that the police raided the place on ac.| tee pemitential orto eee he died in ashort tine. “Two other boys, who | meu huve vicabed & Brent deal of lnlormetee the bureau of commercial statistics, tohave a| tain this position. It was a demund tor private | Scholarship in the Woman's coliege in Balti-| count of the frequent complaints made | in poe seeesotiend ‘APPTOpHute 1 the day | Had eaten of the spolied oranges. are seriously | that will startle Lue public. Corner Mamachusetts avenue chief to be called the commissioner of commer. | papel relaling exclusively to the suspensions | timore. He sald that he was not allowed to} to them of its character 1s a falsehood; | Cut held) and the large attendance may be | ‘I! from the poisonous eifocts of the fruit, — 0+ ee tines Copsey Goce instomers) Si |e Crepe a eee eee ttn BORLA) | tT ola CaranGe Were OF DEOEE TATE tat nae | that Several daysiago tind wila ule congrosraan (Se rureet coon ener oniee may ™ —Milton STRICTLY ONE PRICE, $2,250 per year; two chiefs of divisions; one | In susieuding that ofan eed PIOPEHY | na Mrs Webster was appoluted a eco | visited the house to take a bath aud ‘her hus: | one reg sea ott THE INTERNATIONAL Biti1any MATCH. ton 1. Mo ine | The second international billiard match be- | years of age, au employe on tue Lehign Vuiley, stenographer, three fourth-class clerks, at nator Pugh continuing his remarks de- | €Xpress to the doner the sentiment of the con- | band afterwards co popper py ern) ae eet the chuselies those plowsls rating | tween Maurice Vignaux and Jucod Schaeter | thtce years age married Miss Cigra Zerfoss, of And that the lowest. $1,800; five third-class, at $1,600; six second. | clared that Mr. Edmunds had raised a direct | ference. ae 2 but libelous: that a new buth-room bas been | devote themselves to works of charity and | began in New York last evening. The present | good family, at Martin's creck, Pa is bride 4 » else er of facts enlirely within the knowledge » oe £ be nobody’s business but. my own, and that the @ q “ "en . ‘ >. Gus three clerks at $1,000; three copyists at 850° | M2#ter of 4 : je | hearty’one to Bishop Ninde._ The other resolu- | be nobody’ wD * play in | Christmas last he led Miss Lizzie C. Gi . Open Saturdays until 11 pm MOG | cae mieseengeras $040; one aanietent c, Lascaid fe thes President (He sshowed 5 shatithe | Heatly one to Bishop Ninde.” Waltineiaen el case was continued until Wednesday. isa false-| PerrttoxtnGFor Mr. MATTHEWS’ Coxrrex- | each night, the contestants to resume play in stn: e usben- sé ae 924 Sevesra St N. W. in resolution of the judiciary committee adopted | tions included the c! h hood. 1 theret that you hav Ibany dispatch says there is the succeeding night, with the balls in the | buch, of Riegeisville, beiore Rev. Mr. Town- ue laborer at $660. , ‘ailroads,the pastor of the Metropol nureh, | Hood. ed UPON ee an tere oneiye | ATION.—An Albany dispatch say = rr d, ot Puillipsburg, aud was married. ¥ “ ‘hen Senator Thurman was chairman, calling | Tl the p h politan enureh, | Pood 5 a me i ible ‘colored men in | 84me position as they were left at the close of | seud, o! ip a arried. Yes- bill provides that the bureau shall collect | }* p lp | the reporters and publishers of the daily news-| beech imposed = upon by an irresponsible | extensive movement among colore sa only commercial statistics relating to egeuete | (OF papers, in a case of suspension, related to a P F x ly news 5 : the previous evening's play. Last evening's | terday the first Ars, dtice had a warruul served . territorial court, and ‘that the tenure of office | Papers, the oflicers of the conference, boon aiatnformed or were meisied be aes | xaos Moklog to petitions from that race rm | score was: Schaefer, 600; Vignaux, 502. on him and he was heid ior court. | and imports, trade at home and abroad, ete, act especially excepts judicial officers from | | The members of the conference arose and sang | 2Uq'nit" tne parties coneeehen y, the United States Benate using eumfitindon, eee —~2o0- TODAY YOU CAN BUY BARGAINS IN MEWS, | g A, ett, accompanting the ‘Dill from Chtet | Ht, cepestally, excepts Judiclal “oftice two verses of “Blest be the tle that binds, aces Gone Mrs, SARAH Brows. | of'tho nomiuution of James C Matthews es | .FELL DEAD ON THE GIANT's Corrrx.—tacod| yon Axi Luso Comruaiwm™ and throat JOYS AND CHILDREN’S SAMPLE SUITS. OUR | Ineasure and he recotnmendsisprenge, Be | » The Kallaries were again crowded, and the sete ene ————— iz, | Fecorder of deeds tor the District of Columbia. | Birty, known as “The Giant of Eastern Penn- | erouvies br. Jayne's xpectoraut is both & pall: oods AKE MADE TO LAST. AND FROM THE | argues that the present hame is miglead{ag ard | PC°PHE listened to the speech to the end. The bishop then made brief closing remarks,| UNDER A CAviNG BANK.—This morning, ee ens eee Mie weighed 470 eae nd ay | ative and curative, It is @ stuudurd remedy BEST BROADWAY HOUSE causes ‘all Sorts of eduests to "be sent to the ———+9r______ in which he sald that the closing day of a | about halépast nine o'clock, while Willa | Surrox A ‘The case ot Powell M. | yesterday. He weighed 470 pounds, and ai | besides for cougus und colds, and needs only & YOU FROM 30 TO 40 PEK © | Dureau for statisties it bas no concern with, He poss Patrick Hanly, an gid soldier, was found dead | conference was always of great inverest,because | SPuneet, colored, 22 years did, employed by | Bradley against W. M. Galt und Robert C. Hew: bed this morning, at the house of Mrs. Kelly, New Jersey avenue northwest, and his Goops YOU BUY OF Us|) WE HAVE ABbour a | Says further that the present organization trial to prove its merit. illum H. Ernest, the earthenware manu- | itt ison trial in the Circuit Court, Judge Hag-| twelve men carried it. During the services then the pastoral relations were fixed. The | fucturer, at the foot ot 4th street southeast, was | ner. ‘They are sued_as sureties on the super- | Mrs. Kate Hodge, of Helfeustein, a relative of REGULAR | €4Uses much Unnecessary labor aud iuconven- HUNDRED ME | duty of fixing these relations were the most ct poke wo by tears Gomine -esemprmaneesred ats ; : i y ‘ aeperdae eam , enjoy Frank ¥. in 1877 wo | the deceased, was overcome by QESTOM, STYLE, AT LESS THAN MALE THE | Goce tne Chief are Dol, oder res Ponsibill. | body was removed to the seventh precint ste- | Geircate and responsible that could be essiener strects, the Dank caved ins Spencer was cusrte | Che eae ee Peay rank roung States, the | and fell dead on the comin, CAMMACK—HTLDRETH. On March 9, 1886, at RERE WE WAN) TO SELL THESE ASD ‘Tit | position requires great labor and inveationd, ‘The alarm of tire about 1 o'clock to-day was | !8ny sctof men. He always felt the deepest | under the bank and severely. injured about the | decree below being for $10,571, the bond bein TIxsN Boox.—William, | te Fesidence of the bride's moxber, by the Rev. W.' a. Yow WE WAN! TO SELL THEM. a. End he protests against congressional diserisnt, | eaused by the rool ot house 1a Norte Gasoline ides were received: both by the people naa | SPINE, He was removed to Providence hospi | for 916,000, s{inilar enit was against A. H. | \His Lire Savep Bx 4 H ¥Mx Book. William | Yeonard, recto: oft Joutls, MAKY H. MALDREEE. PRINCE ALBERT COAT, SOLD YR gis Ration wwainst the bureau in the matter of | avenue taking fire. ‘The loss was slight. changes were received, both by the people and | thi tu the plies mukolanes, Herr for. $5,000, "and judgment was given ams, aged elgntecn, of Barre township, | of Wasuiggin, t0 ADDIDOS CAMMACK, of New ‘Sizes 33 10 Bae WE HAVE aT > | salary paid its eblef, He thinks he should get ——-—_ Giuchwan risalianied. Coin said inag ietces F “3 Toun—Mr. 2. ea ane es te the bond: eaed oa ay, | trom the meeting of a literary society the other ——+o-___. Oe oars a Tee Aare | S000 year Cuanons Hs Wire Watt Cxust Trzat-| ofthe cabinet in regard to the ‘appotminent | Moris GE Stouts, Etee A, Van | Hat" the sigaatures to the boud sued on are | ram the mesting of a literary eocety the other oe Si ¢ DIEEN'S 5 MADE OF THE: * ade a pi peer Goons ae : | MENT.—A bill for a divorce was filed to-day for | had been particularly difficult. He believed | Columbia bleyclo from New Yorks to Sag Boots | oer ——__ from behind a tree and made a plunge PAS uno ‘OC WANT GOOD GUObs aT | Capitol Topics. Isaiah W. Ridgeley against Sarah C. Ridgeley, | that he had never experienced such difficulty | cisco, via New Orleans, arrived in this city to-| Tae HENDRICKS MONUMENT SUBSCRIPTIONS. | 8t the lad, mriking ‘at his breast with a long 1 KEN. phe gy gh pad wna | OPPOSED To THE WILSON BILL. Who Were married in 1861, in South Washing: | in all his life, but ne believed that the arrange- | duy from Ashton, Md.” He will rermuta Geese Knife, Williams hed a hymn book and two | ANS. eldest. daw a oA SacHUSLTiC eviNte | Mr. Henry C. Bowen, of New York, appeared | !00. Divorce is usked on the ground of cruel | ment was the best possible. It had vecn make city until Friday,on which day he will go to passbooks in the spper side-pockst of his cont, | "ater Ecsurei will thks plese tem Ghesettenss of A MASACHUSETES AVENUE) | 3 sae treatment and desertion. ‘out of an honest heart, and he trusted that the | Lynchburg, Va. Which saved his life. The point of the kuile | ner ‘protheriujaw, V Clinton Mepnoids, Re sees = Fok YOU AL THIS SAMPLE SALi- | before the Senate postal committee this morn- a blessing of God would’tall on all, and that the 7 ———-—_—_ iwice penetrated the pase-books and was buried | sircet, West Waslilugtou, on ‘Thareday’ morning at BOUGHT FOR Tie Pact rikery Ente! | ing and made an argument against the Wilson INCITING RIOT IN PARIS. work of the Kingdom be advanced, THE COLUMBIA RAILROAD AND SHORTER HL ‘Stale | in the hymp-book. “The third stroke cut his | yu. Mass at Trinity church st Li'vcodk te DREN'S SUITs, FORMER PRICE $5, 87 AND $6, | Dill to increase the rate of postage on fourth- NOW $3.00; AGES 3° TOS YEARS REMEMBER | class matte Spr The secretary then read the lst of standing | HouRs.—The directors of the Columbia Street He also filed a printed argument | Workmen Urged to Rise and Ai late | commitiees for the next year. Higine oud 2-4. Wau, sleeve and the ‘The two then grappled BETTS. Ip Ws ‘Monday, March Railway company, at their meeti: esterday ; A. W. Fletcher, Navy | and fell, Williams managing, after a struggie, ‘2 Sea rH wIkeer GREAT SAMPLE SALE OF | setting foriiy the view a the eee Rev. J. G.Webster was appointed correspond- | had under consideration the question of shore Faiby, Wat departinent, | to get on top. He then arose, kicked his ussall: | 8,2 ,P. 2, THLODOKE BEIT, uf SC Lowe Mes ND CHILDKEN Lo the Bourgeoise. MEN'S, BOYS AN N's CLOTHING. measure. Many other protests against the | ing secretary of the Sunday School Union, ening the hours ot work for the drivers and the ‘Ottice Jas, | ant two or three times on the head and ran, at St. Louis Tharsday et 2 p.m ° ‘mh? passage of the bill have been received by the | PARIS, March 10.—The quarters of the city ‘Frere being no further business the journal | increase oftheir pay. As the business of this oral pattie: WG Witte, reaching home in an excited and bioody conai- CROIMINE On ow, ae | committee and by members of the Senate. which are most largely occupied by working: | was read. road does not reach the proportions of that of 4 BY execu: | tion, Me ARR CRO Ded eis oy 1-7 10c ROYAL” mends broken Furniture! | PROTECTION OF FORESTS. men were placarded last night with incendiary ‘THE APPOINTMENTS, other roads any thing that tends to increase the nited States Senate; & ning- se ikasah ie Once :—Ex-Senator | CTunmius, aged ive years. “0c ROY AL” repairs cracked Crockery! H r Miller. a the unemployed. They were| ‘The following appointments for the year were | €Xpenditures must be carefully considered, aud ntatives; Daniel | | THE Lars Jenome B. CHAFFer.— ‘Funeral services take from St. James San Detar See le Senator Miller, from the committee on agri-| appeals to employ: y 80 no definite action was arrived at, although | Leech, Smilsonian institure, Chief W. F. | Jerome B. Chaffee, of Colorado, who died. church, st 1 o'clock a.m. on ‘net, CHGS HOVAL” Cements daniaged brirabract culture and forestry, reported favorably Sena- | urged to rise ap in thelr might, and by a srecaprpegee aats bishop, and the conference | the expression in favor of doitg something of Kisbet, Department of Agriculture; Beter ket: terday, an semenncen Se oe as to fee Dear % é - a vor wold Articies! Be ” supreme effort ann! urgeol en 3 i J Har. was county, N. ae —— i ga the head-rater cine guriyer | Hott gnsgaecagird themeetvs touny Waring | Waahiowton Dirit 4, Mekonares Raley, | Newer Teena fogiie navy yard ana, acuenner, go. | 2685. e,Pented, an enademic tation | Gog Uns MoE 2 : a Vb Bae | ~ ; : . K. (P. O. Washington, D. C.}—Anacostia, CC afternoon ‘Shree It waa siso. decided OVAL” sticks Panceboard Hoots Ae’ | Columpianiecrn'<™> °f Clark's fork of the} "tr2 government has decided to prosecute | bout.” Annapolis: First church, G. V. Leech; | Rapetth were negated te tee rte ad | logical ‘survey. It was eiso decided 7 ifice Colorado, where be was elected to the territor: | “Oc. On March 9th, 1986,, Sota Smears ‘obzowanaanr. mids dd S Quotas the cdlon of’ ocala | moray J’ Buy He Cumutiags ea Bi: | Quine ebarae of wrand larceny frum an lds: | age gf Congres and’ in the varios meme iS epeencr ovine bound. The sate lopiistar | found, igh tinon, Mi Pia DES a oe day ail requiring all menatactarers ofan | HO Bester Desens n,m TIN | RARE, CGR rece Wn DAME | cam eGuLGT na bo manent |e nv TE Scie OE Uae tesco eras | “Saket efSke ee non ue sha E e broken e abil ‘of ville nardiown, bu) ; Mont 4 3 = ROYAL” faves dollars te tamiles | deniers tm oleonsargaring, “battecine, lardatnes Fics ‘ Tandee Aik thomson ‘ Beta Fe (" iaeiyjas acueg oaetalite bersea teeta ere: ae 7 ata, 32.5" 11m ms SO; | during Loree sessions of Cohgreas, His term as | Sviesae snd resaven goer, aa a a and suine to display signs in a conspicuous A Western Union Dividend. St. Mary's, io be supplied; Severn, W-ke Gwynn} | and clothing. He was placed in charge of the | 3 pm, S83 Sdecimuta, 40.8, Minkmam, 1:6: | United States Senator expired in 1878.) JENKINS At her residence, = ne. at SBE ROYAL” eveeincs rycen Haruware. er | Ties menuinceener ee celinaes Wnaicating that | | New Yous, March 10—The Western Union | South fiver, J. Weaunliby: Spenoareiiig’ Sm | pocpc ee Beg as Pinced tn ‘Smith a Senator Chaffee was largely interested in min: nas biatch oe ieee OLIVE Ee TERS oe 00, Ge leg ROYAL fora | gy MSuulacture, oF sell auch articles, impos: | directors have declared e dividend of 1% pe | Cadden, Lb. Herron sags Wasniee te Doce suspended, Dut cudld retain the position anges | A SmRroUs Assauur wits a Oornés Por.— Ing properties and amassed ‘a large fortune, Uibed deics dentin 3 Panees LOsbox, Bhai.” TONE | Wikcutrert gus0 on” witieale denies, |CEM Wis Edwards; Fieve Febapal Weit Lares? | Sue, laM, pu for ten days after the sentence of | Alice Hho’ keops a small store at 7p Loses | lapes of abs aroncr Grae a Wass Pn ee | oust sag 2 ° “* »N ~

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