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CONTRACT AwARDED.-Thls morning the
contract for laying gas and water service pine.
and lateral sewers on 9th street west from
Missouri avenue 10 ID street north, and batyaeu
q and l. streets north, was awarded TO Mr. A
X. Sheppard, he being the lowest Of six or
eight bidders
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK. April Cotton dull and VA
changed. Southern Flour heavy aad an
changed. wheat quiet and steady. Corr
buoyant Beef quiet Pork duh. Lard
heavy. Whisky dull.
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PKRsoSAL.-Mrs. 9enl. Grant was in the
House gallery to-day.
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A HUNGRY MAN CHoKED TO DEArH.-Friday
morning young man had been in vited TO take
breakfast with friend whom he met in Broad
sons saloon for that purpose. The beefsteak
which was set before him was assailed with a
readiness which only a hungry man might
oring 70 bear, and while he was devouring it,
lump lodged in the trachea, and resisted ali
attempts 10 remove IL. He was conveyed TO
the New York hospital, but before surgical aid
could be rendered, he died. The name of the
unfortunate victim was Thaddeus Scott, of
Eapierville. Illinois, and il appears that he
was there buying goods
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NJ yerk RAM statement.

Nxw YORK, April 9-Inerease in Iosas.
sS $50 ooo increase in specie S2-0iS.uc0 increase
in circulation, s4s3,Ooo deposits, ss,6s6,sb, L.
gal tenders, q, So. 100.
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DETAILED FOR DUTY

DETAILEDFOR DUTY.
Brevet Major General J. Il. Kiddoe, Colonel
22d United States colorsd troops, has been de-
tailed for duty in the Freedmen's Bureau, and
ordered to report to Major General o. o. How.
I'd
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The Kenuebeo o.

The Kenuebec Open.
AueUsTA, April s-The Toe in the Kean.bAs
Is breaking up, and navigation VIII be opeS
shortly. % w.
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1NTENDANT OF THE AsYLUM.-Mayor Wal
ZACH has rendered to Mr.. VIM. T.. Hutchinson.
OF the Sixth Ward, the position of Intendsnt OF
the Washington Asylum, made vacant by the
the death of the late Josias Adams, who had
acceptably filled the position for a number Of
years. Mr.. Hutchinson has been for several
years the master plumber Of the Navy Yard,
and is gentleman OF considerable admins
tratiye ability.
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~ the election for member of the Ten
ness T. '~islature, Lewis Conservative, was
elected owe, Brien, Radical, in the Nashville
district by I "a. majority.
III There is 20 b. an election of municipal
officers 70 serve twelve nohths' In Annapolis,
Nd, to-day.
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LOCAL NEWS.

CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Pisher,-Tbis mors
Ing, Charles Williams and Daniel O'Sullivan.
indicted for assault and battery on Henry ker-
dule, submitted their cases, and were sea :
fenced 70 pay fines Of Is each.
Dennis holland, indicted for keeping DIS
orderly house in Fiddler's Row, submitted
ms case, and was sentenced IN pay hue OF
500 and costs.
In TWO Gases OF assault and battery against
Charles Williams and Daniel O'Sullivss, q
noiH pros. was entered, as was also IN the case
OF Ihos. j. Conner, indicted for larceny.
Thomas j. Conner, indicted for assault and
battery, submitted his case, and was sentenced
TO pay fine Of $40.
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ASSAULT on A CoLoRKD MAN-Maria Lou.
sa Hutchinson, colored, recently deposed ba-
fore the Assistant Commissioner Of Freedmen
in this District, TO the following On the 9th
OF March three men, named James and Philip
Mills, and DIR. McCubblns, came 10 her dwell
ling in Nottingham, Md, and accused her hus-
band, Glenn Henry Hutchinson, who has ben
Union soldier, Of stealing a goose. which waS
stolen " bile her husband was in Washington.
Her husband denied the charge, whereupon
the three men beat him with clubs and stones,
nlurlng HIM very badly. On the same day
Hutchinson was arrested on the charge OF
threatening the life OF James Mills, and Is now
confined in the MARLBOROUGH lail
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D sIvlNrH sTRHRr. q

PAPrR LANDINGS. WINDOW SHAPES, OVAL
riSI SKE fRAMks, PIOTSKE CORD AND
ASsELo Al REDUCED PRICES.
Having the largest assortment Of the shove goods
In the District, and in order TO make room for
spring supplies. they will be offered until She 10th
of April ct reduced prices for CASH Persons
needing the above goods are requested 70 call be.
fore Purchasing.
Please remember the number, 4S6 7th street
and the terms Invariably cash for goods and labsr
J. MARkEIrER,
No. ass 9TH street,
MI % suf 5doors above Odd Fellows Hall
pEEnIEs cen be had 10 any ausatittes at the
SsAi Va'oe oounsse d ne
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" ING PRES KNTS.

EDDING EsKNTS.
SILVER TEA SETS,
SPOONS, FORKS AND
FANCY SILVER WARE,
SUITABLE FOR WEDDING PRESENTS.
large assortment.
NJ. W. GAIT & BRO, Jewellers,
ape6t 334 Pennsylvania avenue
WAToHEs.
DIAMONDS,
JEwBLRY.
sILyER-wARE. &C.
A reduction In price, corresponding to
THE HEAVY DECLINE IN GOLD.
N. W. GAIT BROTHER
Offer their entire stock Of
WATCHES,
DIAMONDS,
JEWELRY,
sILvRR-wARE, &c
At greatly reduced rates.
Their stock was never more complete, and Is of
fered at great reduction from former prices
n. W. GAIT BRO, Jewellers,
ap26t 334 Penna. avenue
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PERSONAL.

hB. DARBY'S Consultation Rooms ara 4 % 7tb
y street, opposite Odd Fellows Hail.
- oeparats apartments for patients.
Once hours from until 8. NH Him
NJ hS d; WEIGHT. Magnetic and Clairvoy-
III ant Ply stefan. Heals by Laying on Hands -
Blindness, PARALYSIS. Rheumatism, Chiils aud Fs-
xsrs Female Weaknesses. Nervousness, Dyspep-
NH To- Inn
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LOST AND FOUND.
EOUHD--A PORT NOMINATE Containing a small
erty, and pay charges. ap 2Stf
G < REWARD.-Lest, on the LIST Of April on 4th
Rc street, between G and II streets, o POCKET
BOOK, containing one $40 nate, S. in gold and
20 In gold, two cent stamps aud three Studs
II left at 30S 4th street, between G and H. It.
e = REWARD.-Loet, EFT GROSS, gold dipped,
%C with part OF Q wire chain attached. The
ATnSer, * leaving at the Pennsylyania Railroad
Ticket ONCE, rner 9th street and Pennsylvania
avenue, under National Hotel, will receive the
above reward. ap2-2t.
&S0 REWARD-Stolen on Wednesday light,
2CO the 18th inetant, . three spring WAGON,
With top, right shaft bound with two iron rings.
$50 for wngon and thief, or SIS for wagon clone,
at No gag New York ave 4. bet. 4th and 5th SITS
m aO-St" n Il McEGFRRSE
G10 REWARp-straysd or stolen on We'd.
W ~ nesdsy night, black HOR SE, blind in
his right eye star on bis forehead large front
knee, spssm in his right mind leg. The above re-
ward will be given If returned to JAS. WITHIN,
18th st. near Canal. m 80 3tt
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SECOND edition.
O'CLOCK p. N.


WAeHIH0TON, April 2, 1906
Jay Cooke & Go. furnish the fouowtug quo.
lations OF Government securities:
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OLUMBIN9, GAS AND STEAM FITTING,
ARTHUR SHEPHERD, (Agent,)
Having established the above named business at
No. 400 street, between 9Th and 7th streets is
prepared to CONTRACTS for work In either branch OF
the above named trades. Personal attention given
and all work done warranted to compare favorably
with any performed from any similar establish
Low prices.
Give me Q call before going elsewhere.
IN Slot d STREET, YEAR SEVENTH
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LATER FROM EUROPE,

ARRIVAL of the City Of Paris-Head Center
Stephens-The Reform Bill-The Fee.
nians-ExteHsion of Liberties voted down
in France-European War Appreciated
Preparations Makiny-The Markets.
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N<l. ui, GDrGII< SroEil.>.--N 4 p0-
liticai meeting the speakers and lu'iicnr,,
were very much disturbed Ivy Il man who
constantly called tor Mr. Henry. When
ever Il new speaker came on, this man
Faw!cd oul, Mr.. Henry, Henry, Hen
~. call for Mr. Henry "
After several interruptions OF this Kind
at each speech. Il yoln-g man assembled the
platform, and WIS soon airing his clo-
q..cnre in :; magniloqlent style. striking
oui powerfully in hi gestures, when The
old rrv was heard Tor Mr.. Henry.
Putting i.i~ hand to his nouth Ike I
speaking trampet, ihi- man WAS lswiin@
rut at the top Of hi> voice, Mr. Henry
iicmrv Henry call ior Mr.. iienr,
f. make a speech "
;hc c!iaiinan no. rose AMI rcniark",
that it would yl,ligc the audience il til,
.cntlcman would refrain from amy further
calling i,nr Mr.. Henry, Il that gentleman
was NOW >prakin@.
Is that Nr Henry > said the 'liS
turbcr OF the meeting. Il hundcr, tia
can't lie Mr.. Henry Why, that ii,
little Gus, that told ne 10 holIer..'
l!r. Cough adds that III telling tins ste
~ 10 Il man who could never be made +
see tie point Of Joke, after studying 10
some minutes the man asked him: well
Mr.. Cough, what did he tell him to 'hol
ler' for -
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Gambling at Saratoga Springs.

HE multiplying of gaming houses IL
this place from season tn season has ice,
marked. but never ~ mucil 20 "a now
On thc main street manv of ihe >ecoal,
floors are taken hy those who keep ..lm.
imm i:Ihi,-~- No pains are taken Ia keel
the hi>ime>> secret, From the streets
from the piazlas of The hotels. from dawn
TIL dark. AMI from sIlndown 10 s;ln.i>..
Sunday bringing no rero>c ;,nd nn c,->>a-
iio.s :;lpn can he seen un,ler the fascination
"t the 1al,ieS. wimin. or losing greai
suns. Somc wcil-to-,io and we'll repute,l
men from New York daily play. with a
fixed rule only 10 lose :; certain sum.
They I,lay while they win. But whell
lortHn Is AGAINST ilem and their >iqnd;:rd
OF io>- i reached. iiley quit the til,les.
iiie-r mem never drink while they play
i'ni with all this rivalry Morri>-ey has
been aHic 10 hotl hi own
lie ha~ now touml a ri.al \ woman
from \cS Work li;,s taken :; nous. on the
,.,iir -.rrt wiicr, hi> ,.ill lu;l~,. J. located
Il j. elegantly fitted UP, Il has bar OF
rholce WHO and liquors. / hop Is held
each ni-!u III which men ;,rc admitted oil
...e payment Of ~. Iomg women quite
j.rr.iy ;,i.'i wcli dressed parade the streets
ami c;lii a; thc iloicl> ;mi with hir,li-
-",nriy printed circulars call Incm into tlli>
new p!tcr "I dissipation HE circular
hnl;- o..i !iic price OF the h"p~. the i.l:i>is.
.ii, m.3l.,- .uli refreshments a. does 4 bill
"i i;i., IA Restaurant Tn, la,iv ct the
mansion k,rl'> 4 -four in i:;ln,l team The
nuiii; l. >,i,i.;lii. ,ile horses are stately
mi :.ri~to. .-'llc. \ driver holds ti.e rei,l-
''re--., M livery. Two l;,ckeyS III bcllin,l
IN white crai- ri im.m,i.~,. breadth aa,l
button, i..1 - hail 'ioIilr>. and oihcrwi>,.
dr.->yi IA lii. lmo>i arisi"cra;ir siyie
.h.,iI'. liz line "pen c:u-rl;t4c. the Owner
j. IN al s,.r @iu,v uli i drivcn u,, ami
i"wn. IL a-i "ut the TOWN. anl Of cG,,r-,
1 ! ii.e ccn,rc -. e.ncr;,i observation. The
iiiH- ll;.- ui.,;,lr AMI will make a profound
eNri!.mem hcg,,. Ai,n hare hcen w:lvlai,!
d, ~irl> ~ ,,-i,!in@ io :av, io,t their n;ly
A:om ina. Isa,n cm;io,rl illtn The hnu>r nn-
/ l..r yaii.'n- pret'li~,,- AM lire bold. d,ii-
AMI "j,..:. lil>iIc~s-ii.>e wav the house i
,,I;.:r:s ]. >i.illc- ali with ..-;o'.i-ilmelli-
G,;. E.,iss ,j,.aY,.ti
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rma FINiL G"lL-li wc are over
i.,~...i, i,'.,yyn cnm,~ IL IL IL 4 nlac' OF
.,~.. Il W arc impatient "t' oar narrow
cirr;m-eii!ssl spheres OF labor. heaven
comes II Ii IL Il >phygs o.. i!nInun'!ing OPP
prrtunily Il our circumstances are such
:!:;,: We have no Resources for rl,.l>ia't.,
heaven ...n,~ Ia ;ls a. :. l,ni ni' irlie plea
urt Il y. are tired ut thu world - ilic
;,i,oIe q iniari,,i iIli.an nature. heaven
.ilaw- near ..:nI presents ii~cii 20 IL a. ila
hnInr Of ir>t nrn made perfect II W.
ilmd I'll hinnan creatures 20 ~ Weak anu
ialiile, hc;,,cn reveals /" u God. and al
ile .iory OF tn tiolh:ld Whatever our
Want mly h-. whether oi JOY. or sorrow.
az hope. "r aspiration. right over agaim-i
thai want heaven bends lown.
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The Senatorial Contest.

The contest between thc friend, OF
Judge Poland ami Mr. Morrill, fer the Sch
ate. bids fair Ia become tn most YNcirin.
and iii the end will doubtless bc the most
bitter ever known in the Stale
This i very much 10 he regretted The.
responsibility however mu>i rc>i on Mr.
Morrill,, He holds an honorable. position
in The house AMI coull i,c returned Ia il
withom; opposition, aHI in Il manner very
tlatteIin9 io him. H. can retire from the
senatorial contest with cXcailrn! grace.
In - doin@ he would not lose iut rather
cain in national reputation.
On The other hand Jui4e Poland camno.
retire without li>honor. Having held the
position only Il -in9lc session. il ,vouI h..
a STAIN upon lis reputation. ii las t;,nc Of
iiir, to Withdraw Irom the ,cmlio.
1t i not, nor would it ryar e.. ;J:,v Ii
p,ua.rmem 10 Mr. M,rriiI thai h., docs
not lI"Id Il seat III thr -rrlio Il iowrv-
cr, he had been there ior oir session. il
would hc ;l>kin9 "rta! d:;l al him IA
Withdraw. .In'i." roI;;ii.l AMI hi iri,n,l~
nave :! ri@ht 10 feel thai H.. cnnri Of IL.
Morrill, 10 crowd him "at ot tilr pl.pe' l'r
hold, a,ri yr,rltal!v toe. i unjust.
'Ir. Morrii! ouglt 'or In. >.tn. SCI. i..,r-
mony iii thr parry TO l:.>r lin...ii' oui ai
tie way. Tie bitterness aii.l i.r;..:l-iIy Of
i
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N!NGELAN h,uW>N tc,lrENr ~ f.NG-
I.N>u.-A railway acci,!rnt happened in
England 4 Short time since. which, il Ii
il:ti Ia Ken place III this country. would
have h.rn attributed to 9ro>, rarrlc~-lc-*.
On 'h,, i;r2.I Northern RAILWAY. at a place
about twenty mile, from I.onion. a tram
OF l'rti@h: ear wns passing through the
Nalwvn funnel. and trom >oma clil-c the
rr!,imc broke down ;:nl the IRAN brought
to a stand IN the middle Of The tunnel.
No notirr was owen To the stations either
WAY. nor any signal OF distress or alarm
niyciI In Il few minutes another tram
dashed IN the rear of tin. one. smashing
III several ear. and. a. the cars we're Till
"a, with merchandise, mostly casks O! oil
and materials OF Il comhustihie nature. tte
ire Of the rnGine> limited them. In q
~:urt TIM Il meat train. coming III t!c op-
l,>itr direction. entered the tunnel. anc
the tIirra trains. with cars. ba@ga"e. Nr.,
were all in hlala. and an immense c!ou'
OF fire and smoke was emitted from either
cad oi the tunnel No on" could enter ol
even approach near the entrance. for th'
flames shot up fifty or sixty feet hlGli an'
roarc;. like = mighty cataract. The al
lhoritics iayln@ taken counsel. IL wa
deemed best TO let il ht;rn itself out. al,
ior one whole day the flames ragged witt
Ill II
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C:GT r.,ii lN-,.EowIN,. NiIi>.-li i
stated c.u!eriza;iun lv ho; tall"w i an
immediate c;irc ior in---rowine mails Ia'
Il small piece nt tailow in = spoon and heat
i; "ycr Il i..inp mtil il h,colme- very hot,
and 'iror tw" or three drops h'iwoen the
mali AMI the EXAMINATIONS The elect i
almost maeiical. rlin ;an'l tenderness are
at once relieved. amI in Il ,cw 'lay- the
c.anul,iion~ ali 80 away. leaving the di>-
c,-,rl paris ,lry ;url destitute "i all feeling.
lnd tn. ,,l.s- a; the nail cXpoSed 80 a. to
;.ln!i &. hcin@ paro! away. without ANY
Inconvenience The operation caG~.s hni
riil,. pam il the iallnw i property Heated
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TIE Coming Var IN Europe.

Austria declines the conference France
and Prussia wish for territorial agmran-
dzcmcnt ItaIv wishes 10 Recover Nene-
IL. : Englanl wishes ior peace AT any
prir.': and they ai invited Austria Ia
come 10 Il congress There could bc but
one result. Somebody's territory would
he abridged. The someho.ly could be no
body hut Austria 20 the fly has declined
'ire seductive invitation OF the spider 10
walk into Iii pretty parlor and i,c sucked
To death. lie prefers TO STRIKE Il blow or
two tor hi- life. ;ud take the cIlances.
The chances. ol course, are incaIculab!e
HE ncw pop'l!;r power, illdl may bc de
,ciop'i. the duration ol the war. and IL,
rr~':':~--i'le>e are aii hidden. 1t Il.,> been
Il t."illc theory that science. which ht~
revealed such n,w and ic:,rilily dr-lruy-
I'VE iurcc>. has virtually shortened wars
i'ui "tr late ck.cricncr does not Sustain
lIly theory For -cicncr work. both for
attack ;ni defense. Ii ii ilycnlS missiles
which viii tear stone walled iOrl~ Ia pieces.
il also discovers thai t;.riil-wnrk> an more
-ervircablc lii ioriIiiralion. Ii il turns out
I hai! that will ink q snip in i minute. ii
simultaneously plates vessels with impcue-
traoir armor. 1t is rather the enormous
waste oi life and the vast cxp,.i>r which
are occl-ioncI BY the improvements Of
-ci,nc. that will tend 10 shorten wars.
The only truly legitimate cause oi' war
which l. ;.pI,aItnI III the European COM
pIir;,tjon * lhr iorcibIr occupation OF
northern Ita!y by AUSTRIA There Is not.
nor h"- !iIcrr ever ircn since ti,c settle
m"nt Of 1919. Any sincere acIuie>rence ol
thu Italian people in that occupation,
Plots. rou~pir;scic-. a"l revolutions have
been inrr~~;n. and the country will hr
continually agi;alrI until IiaIy is posses
ii hv the I;aian-. They may quarrel
:m"ng them, I've ai:rrw.lrd. and tht prtr-
mead political un,;v Of I;aiy may he defer
rel hu! now the enthusiasm and rcsolu-
':"m "t 'l'' people ara aroused. Italy i
!hr ~: ,-v. There are rc..r;i"nil,- and
cnrierhtal~ indeed hui thrv alr power
T. Il seems II II the -tr"ng,-i b!"w fnr
inr freedom that Itaiy hat ever -!rmyi,
were mow tr h,. delivered.
Tia. quarrel between Prussia ami Aus
liin i really on ot ambition. Prussia
in.ic- ~omr lrr.'r-r oi inii'!yii:y upon the
plr1 q. Austria To the treaty adjusting. the
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Ncne can count NJ IN" :'ciaciii> growif.s
n,ii s.: ., home where God i ia.nii,-;ly.
constantly. avowcdiy. gratefully served
ami i.s:,or,4!- Low nany iempcrs thai,
wo".d have "rowm rampant III another ali
mnsrhere, are checked and brought under
government, How MANY habits are form
cd and lo-iered-labii@ al thought rs well
a acion-which lead 10 invaluable re-
suits In after lie,
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E'-hi hundred pounds weigh; is the
fashionable quota OF i,aegaSe al New
port. Anything under that is second
class.
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