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LETTERS FROM TIE PEOPLE,
Church Bells

Editor Star:-Through a mere association of
Ideas and reverence for what our ancestors
believed In, we allow q custom to exist, once no
doubt necessary, but which modern invention
has in many Instances rendered useless. The
church bells Of cities toll monotonously for
some time before each service. In a village on
a bright sabbath morning there Is gladne5s in
the SOUND OF the church bell calling the little
flock from hill and valley. But On a wet sun
day In city, with four or five churches within
earshot, 1t is extremely distressing to sensitive
cordant clangor-chtmeS included. Dickens has
described In I" Little Dorrit" the sensations &c
causes 'on gloomy, close and stale evenings In
London Maddening church bells of ali de-
grees OF dlssonance, sharp and fat, cracked
ana clear. 1aSu and slow. make the brick AID
mortar echoes hideouS. In every thoroughfare.
up almost every alley, and down almost every
turning, some doleful bell Is throbbing. Jerking.
tolllhg, as Ii the plague was In the city and the
dead-cafts were going round" The prices of
tlnepleCeS ana CLOCKS are certainly low enough
10 enao,e ehurch- goers to make them their
suiae. we go to our daily labor, we catch
srairSs, 80 TO meetings and theaters by the clock
or watch; and, therefore, why cannot this be
church? At least, Sick and delicate persons
might te taken thought OF, and while we pray
TOT their restoration 10 health let us not have to
reject That for the sake OF perpetuattng mere
asst cation Of ideas, connecting the tollIng of
Ueli With religious duties, we are weekly tDf!ict-
ing On NUMBERS OF these poor creatures unne-
cessary pain, and perhaps excruciating suffer
1ng. 1t is safe to say that the deaths Of many
SICK people IN the course OF year are In a great
degree attributable to the .'throbbIng. Jerking
and toltng" OF church bells. 4. w,
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dence Of internal Humor ten times more dificult
to reach ana cure. which floats in the blood and
life. and filling the body with foul corruptlons?
What is consnmptionibpt gathering OF Inherited
Humors on the LUNGS, which rots them? What are
mental infirmites. idiocy and early INSANITY but
hereditarg Poison choosing the brain because the
accumuiations of scrofula in the joints and fluids:
WHAT liberation of the liver Brights disease CT the
urinary organs. nemorrhoids, fistua, and other
c.nstitutonal affections. but the edioence Of VII
the vitalizing Guids greater than an be tnrown ri
unless assisted by medicine peculiarly adapted to
the purpose?
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PEEPING TONS.-Y eSfer1ay IL was developed
that some parties employed Ia the basement OF
TIE Tension Office had es3ayed he role OF Peep
lLg rom. IL appears that the basement lirit
IS directly Ceheath the window OF the Paia,s
Royal. corner or l2Jh street, and two OF the
bulls eyes have been taken out aad cork5 sus
st1tuted, SO arranged as TO DC easily pulled out
When ladies' stop ut the windoyg the custom of
tnt'se Otlo" IS 10 pull the cork5 out and peep.
Onicer Horn, dressed In citizens clothes. was
detailed yesterday afternoon TO the place and
he discovered a c0iOred by, VIM. Smith. peer
Ing through the openings. The boy was ar
rested and taken 70 the central station. It WAS
learned that two clerks employed IN the base
meIt or the Pension Office arranged the peep
holes lt is understood they win be dismissed
from Office.
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CHILDREN's suits in all the new styles and az
very low prices. marked in plain Il cures and no
deviation. y. Saks 6, Co., Oae Price Clothier5,
$40 ,tn St
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\ NATIONAL dispenser OF happiness IS a 25c
Bottle OF Dr. BuIla cough syrup.

TITLE TO CHUKCH PROPERTY IN DISPUTE
Yesterday in the Equity Court. under the title
CT EbbinghauS against ktlllan et al, trustees OF
the Evangelical COncordia church, rather in-
teresting case was taken up on bill, answer and
argument IN this case tue title 70 certain lots
al the corner or 22d and G. streets, now held by
killtan and other trustees, Is involved, au1 THIS
Il The second SUN whicn has been brou gut 70
diYeSt the trustees OF the title. IL Is cllinei
that JACOB FUNK, VINO. before the Se1tlem tnf or
The city, owned farm in the lower part OF the
INST ward. set apart the lots at the corner OF Y
and g and Goth and G. SIS. for church PURPOSES
the nrst Tor CalvanlSt society and the Other
for Lutheran society, aud it appears that o.
June 18th, 1895, these lots were claimed by D.
ReinLel Tor the societies. For many years there.
after there was no regular German Church here.
but aftSf &c erection or the City HalI q SIN nj
copgref at a OF about a dozen families vynr
shipped "a the aidermeu's chaInoar In this
number were the late Andrew Noerr F. Sreno.r
ard Christian EckloI. Shortly after 1850 Ine
Concordia church was built at 10Th aud q SIS
ard the trustees against whom suit Is brought
took possession OF the 22d street lot with the
understanding that II a Calyanist society sao I'D
lie f0rInsd within ten years they would reIin-
quiSh possession. No such society was formed
within that period, but subsequently other Ger
man churches were formed, one OF which some
years ago died bill 10 obtain possession OF the
"a street lot, but the case was decided ad-
was Termed 81 Stu and \ streets, OF which TIE
plalntiH In tnls Case Is the pastor, and he now
SUES for possession.
BRACELETS, chased, enamel, Roman. coral, let
az PriggS
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RESIGNATION OF REV. DR.. BULLOCK OF ALEX
AM A.ri,a n arri

RESIGNATION OF REV. DR.. BULLOCK, OF ALEX
ANDR1A.-The Maryland presbytery OF the south
ern general assembly was In session at AIaxan-
ora yesterday-Rev. DR.. W. U. Murkland, OF
Baltimore. moderator: j. III. Fisher. of Balti.
more. temporary clerk; Rev. X. L. McMurran
stated clerk Mount Washington. Baliirn.tore
county, was selecfAt. as the pace of meeting
next spring. Rev. DR.. j. j. Bullock asked
severance OF his pastoral relations With the
Union church at Alexandra, and explained
that While the relations between himself and
MS congreg.,IUl were mutually satisfa ctory,
ley having no church. worsh1ped at the First
church. In Alexandria, in union with the con-
gregatiOn Of that church, TO some OF whose
members his methods and ministrati0nj were
not acceptable, and such pastoral charge did
not suit him. ON motion, the congregation of
the Union church was cited 10 appear by CON-
missiOners, as Is usual in such cases. and it was
agreed that the pTeSbytery meet at Franklin SO.
church, Baltimore, (Rev. DR.. MurklandS,) Fri
day, october Sth, to take action concerning the
dissolution OF the pastoral relations OF DR.. Bull
lock. The committee on suStentation made q
report, and after some business in relation 10
the details Of church manag cement the pTe3by-
terry adjourned.
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Washington Market, Retail Prices.

MEATs-Beer. sirl0ln, 2oc. per 10: do. porter
mouse 29a25c; rio roast, 1OalSc.; steak. 12la o..
%. sliced, 2Oc.; Lamb, 1Sa25c.; Veal, 12ka90 ::
Mutton, 12Ha15c.; Pork. 10al2kc; Sau az
IKE, Bacon Hams, sugar cured, l2Hal sc.;
shoulders, sasc. Breasts 10allc.; Lard, Sa10c.
FRrITs.-Pe&cheS,6 a. per PIX; Danlsons 15n.
Isl Fer PIX: Oranges, 25a59c per doZ.: 30. Flor
lea, aa6Oc per doZ-; Lemons, 30a43c. per COZ;
Banannas, 25a59c. per doz.; Grapes, 5a15 per 10;
Pears, I5c.asl per peck: do. Cooking 25a50c:
Apples. sos40c. per peek: do. COOKING 2o4s3c.:
uo., (craOl 50a6Oc per peek; WatermelonS. 15325c.
each: Cant eloupes. 5a10c.; ounces. 75c.a$1.
I Flsh.. -. 4Oa5Oc per bunch; Rock, large
lo320c per TO-, 25a5Oc. per bunch: Mackerel, sc.
Yer 10; n<lnDut, l5a2Gc.: Sheepheld, 2Oc, per h.:
diouI, l2al9c per To-. POrgies l0al2c per To-:
fs1 urG &C. per IT,; Catfish 2oa2s cents per
loc per ID. Turtle. 25c.a 81 each.
LITTER Philadelphia Print 40c per h.:
nesteIh creamery, i0c.: New York. 35c.; rot
dozen. -oo'' -'"'"- pei
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Irish. 2oasoc. per ok:
~ ~ SWEET o SoaiOc per PIX: Cabbage. 3a5c:
Iurnlps, Ease. per bunch; Onions 4Oa55 oer nix.
90. SSpringl sac. per bunch; Radish. Sc. Der
% aE h CncHm6ers 1oal2c. per do.: Carrots.
&C per olnch; Peas (blacS eye loo. per ularf.
Eeans, 2Oa30c. per peck; do. (LinIaJ SaIo. {.
tomatoes, l5aaoe. per peck; Cymblins' slIs per
oop; IEg Fia11s G Corn ioal5 per doz
I5c. asl per pair; Geese 5Oc.asI; Squsos. -
per doz. S'''''F-
GAME-Reedoird. 5Oa75c. per doz.: Ortolan.
50aI5c.; Snipe 81 10 $3.50 per doz B,ackbir 5Ie
de- Duck. (blue wing I5c.asl. w.
THE NATIONAL FAIR.-The number of ann,,-
cations for space in the fair buildings ~ In.
creasing daily, and from indications all the
space will be taken up and additional quarters
provided. number OF agricultural 1m.
plement manufacturers from other cities
and owners OF fine stock CATTLE from dis
tant states have their applications in. Messrs
| VIM. saunders, w. r. Smith, John Saul anC
| others OF our resident florists have taken thu
horticultural exhibit In hand. aud have re-
| ctived applications from many OF the leadlns
| florists OF New York, Philadelphia, Baltlmor,
and other cities; among others Mr.. Thorpe OF
| New York, the originator OF the Happy Though
Gerantum. lt is the intention OF the florists Il
/ make horticultural Hall an exchange.
| The HIRrH MURDERERs.-The President hav
| Ing granted reprieve to Bedford, Q1eenan ant
| P1pD, convicted or the murder OF young H1rtl
| principally on the ground that their cOunse
had stated that they were In possession OF Ger
| tain facts tending to show that others commit
ted the crime, District Attorney Corkhill o-day
preferred his assistance to the counsel In deyel
] oping any such facts.
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REAL ESTATE SALES. - Messrs. Duncan OF
Bros, auctioneers, sold yesterday afternoon ~
John ID. COughlfn, trustee, part OF lot No -o ~
section 4, il the subdivision of Barry f. ~, -. ~,
known as East Htllsdale, near Ur' ,,nsnir , my
c.. containing about One-quarte" az an "nra y;
A. Smith, for $3.50. a'' w 4"ai9
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pOYNTON'S "lsSOn FURNACES.
CAST OR WROUGHT IRON,
SUITABLE FOR COAL OR WOOD,
BRICh-SET AND PORTABLE,
Are powerful heaters; remarkably durable; ecc-
nomical In fuel: give universal satisfaction;
have no boited joints; are free
frCm gases
The most DURABLE FURNACE. the CHEAP
EST to buy. Fitted with OL1NKER- CLEANING
anti -triGton CRATES; ASH-SIFrING CRATES
and Ash Az PANS; LINED FEED-DOORs, DhAFT
RtGULAIOR, etc. Have many ATTRACTIVE
and PRACTICAL IMPROVEMENTS never before
adopted.
Send for circulars before purchasing others.
RICHARDSON, BOYNTON g. CO.,
MANUFACI URERS,
234 Water street, New York.
For sale by
G. &. BALL,
jy29-th. e, tu3m 1882 E ST., near Wizards.
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WONDERFUL CURES

WONDERFUL CURES
What cures of Blood and Skin Diseases and scalp
Affections with Loss of Hair can compare with
those Of the Hon. VIM Taylor. Boston, State Som
ator Of MASSACHUSETTS,; Alderman Tucker, Boston
3. 4 Steele. Esq, Chicago: +. Fl. Drake, Esq
Detroit, and many others, detsils of which may be
found in future editions Of this paper?
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BUILDING A NEW CHURCH.-The st. Andrews
(EpiscopaD congregation have selected large
plot OF ground on the southeast corner OF Cor
coran and 14th streets, upon which they pro-
pose to erect church, capel and parsonage.
The lot contains 10, 100 feet OF ground and eX-
tends from an alley to 18th street, with a
frontage OF $50 feet. The church will be
erected on the corner aud to the south of that
the pastoral residence. Back of this will be the
chapel. or Sunday school. Upon the latter.
work has commenced. 1t will be Of the Gothic
style of architecture and py.ilt OF brick with
stone and galvanized IRON trimmings. The
chapel VIII be IS IS 65 feet, ceiling 25 feet high
snt IN Ine cutter VIII be conical opening OF
t n I'D diameter, pendant from which Will De a
hr-..dsome chandelier. Seats, which viii &C
commodate 344 persons, will be OF ash, Wa
walnut trimmings. In the south end v,IIl be
the chancel, organ and robing room. IN either
side Of the ehaaeel viii be ETY. two laage columns
which make an arch; IT, the editlce will be
church, the chapel will be used by the congre-
CATION as church. j. Germulller Is the
architect, r. Davidson, the builder The cost
will be Sc 200.
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COndenscdIncaIs.

fight occurred at Mount Vernon Springs
yesterday among number OF colored excur-
sioD1Sts- Two men were shot. one OF them.
William Noble, from Alexandria county, receiv.
Ing painful wound In the leg, and another.
whose name could not be learned, was shot In
lbe head
Tie Columbian Amateur Journalist Assocla-
ton elected III. Ii. Epply official editor.
Inc Criminal Court VIII meet on MO1dly
WIN TIE grand jury, when the l. s. cases aD-
ptaled from the Police Court will be first taken
VI, and next he regular criminal cases.
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II YOU wish 20 do the right thing to please
your SOD, purchase one or The very pretty and
Well made suits OF boys clothing ROW sold at
the Boys Clothing House or Ii. Robinson 81 Co,
yU9 Pennsylvania ave. IL will make the little
fellow happy and prove benefit 10 him in
many ways.
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.
Eradicate the Virus of Disease by Con-
stitutiOnal and Local Treatment.
CUTIcUEA REsoLvENT is the greatest blood puri-
fer, liver stiH.ulant. and reaovator in medicine
The elements of disease cannot exist where it is
freely and regularly taken. 1t purges from the
system every debiiitating humor. improves the APP
kidneys, orens the bowels, aud makes over the
fluid.
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Small poX has appeared in tenement house
In Han lem, NY. Five cases and one death have
occurred within month.
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A YOUNG LADY who says she Is young and
handsome writes: The man for me to love is
vastly my superior; man who viii
compel my spirit to bend its knee to his: who
win command my soul to stand still and shine
on bin. as Joshua commanded the sun; who
can trample my will 70 the DUST etc. She
should have no difficulty In finding such man
one who Will not only command her soul to
stand still, but who will also command its owner
TO get up first In the morning to build the fire,
split kiDdlings and carry UP the COAL and whose
language will make her hair stand on end when
he comes home and finds dinner fifteen minutes
late. There are lots Of men VINO VIII bend her
spirit for her, and also make her back bend over
awashtub while they go down to the saloon
and discuss the best method Of saving the
country from the hands Of its political enemies
NO7TiStO1Cn Herald,
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NEW DEPARTCRE--On Saturday, ii. l.. Stras-
burger Soa, S9639S eth ST.. will. IL addition TO
their boot and shoe department, open an entire
Few and complete lice OF ladies', gents and
childrens furnishings. Every article eat!reiy
Few, and selected with the greatest care for the
requirements OF this market. Mr.. NJ. Clark
formerly with Charles Baum. VIII have charge
OF this department, and VIII be pleased TO S e
MS many friends.
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A Docs FAITBF- ,,s,.ss- dav or ca .cro tho
sng l n ,h oi oraIn near Montreal saw large
n neer w .n rack barking furtously. The eng-
tho -'stled but the dog paid no attention to
yer and killed. The engineer observed that
the animal crouched close to the ground as he
was struck by the cowcatcher. minute later
the fireman saw a bit of white muslin fiuttering
On the locomotive, and he stopped the engine.
On going back to where the dog was killed. it
was discovered that not only the dog. but lit
tie child had been killed. 1t was then seen that
the deg had been standing guard over the child,
aid had parked TO attract the attention of the
engineer. The faithful animal had sacrificed
had wandered away from a neghbortng house,
followed by the deg, and it is supposed that the
child lay down and went to sleep on the track.
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Amuseu,enfsA c.

FoRD's OPERA HoUsE.-This theater was,lit-
orally packed last night many OF the audience
having TO stand throughout the evening. The
attraction was the opening performance of Bar
low. wilson, Primrose and Vests Mammoth
Ministries, an organization which made a decl-
dedly favorable impression here last winter. and
has been greatly strengthened since No
stronger team OF burnt cork comedians is on
the ROAD. The quaint songs and sayings OF Bar
low. WLson, Primrose, Price and Happy Cal
wagner; the violin playing OF Fox; the funny
musical melange of Fields and Hanson; the &c.
centric dancing, and the very amusing bur-
lesque. Fun on the Brussels. which close the
performance makes up a highly interesting
program which kept the audience In a roar OF
laughter. Only two more nights of this great
minstrel show.
NATIONAL THEATER.-There Will be Cinde-
rella" matinee at the National tomorrow. All
The children should be taken TO see the story of
the glass slipper put on the stage. The attend.
arlce at the National last evening was very
large. The audience was as well pleased as
those OF preceding evenings. Only two more
evening performances.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-W yman's exhibition
last evening was We'll attended, ana was very
entertaining.
TEE MANAGERS OF the Washington gymnasium
have introduced new feature by opening a
separate CLASS In gymnastics and callSthenicS
for boys and youths from eight to eighteen years
Of age, under the leadership OF Prot. Turk, whom
the managers have succeeded in procuring as
teacher. Special attention Is called to this I'd
portant addition 10 the gymnasium.
THE 81 ANNUAL INHIBITION of the D. C. Hor-
tjculIuIal society will be held In Masonic temple
Oct. 2i-24th.
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HOwsoNs ice cream, cheapest. best, s1.25 a
gal il04 18th.
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SUING NATIONAL BANK STOCKHOLDERS-TO-
day MeSsrS- Elliott and Robinson for B. L.
keyser, receiver OF the German American Ma
tlOna1 Bank, entered suits against the following
stockholders OF the Institution under the sc ltUts
70 recover the amount assessed By the controller
or the currency: Emil s. Frederick s, 600: E. p.
Halstead, $1,000; Horace Hatch, $4,000; Jane C.
HltZ, S-o,6o0; Adolf ClUs5, - 900; Chas. E. Prem
It's, 5000; LGei5 Leclerc, $780, and Charles
SClLehPl $40
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Baltimore and Potomac Depot. Garner
9Th and u Street,.
Baltimore and Ohio Depot. corner New
Jersey Avenue and Q Street.
CITY ITEMS.

New Fall Hats.
= smoker and Cigarette Pocket Hats:
BOYS Dress and School Hats;
Mems Soft and Stiff r..
he LEVI go Eth Sf bst [ and X
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"ALDKRNEY WAGONS. Fresh Alderney butter
churned every morning. and delivered In 4 lbs
Ward" prints, 35c. per 10. Also cottag
cheese, buttermlk and sweet milk sc. per oft,
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"RouGH ON RATs."-Ask druggist for 1t. II
clears out rats, mice, reaches bed-bugs l5c
box; for Washington at $50 Pa avenue.
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at Priggis.
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WILLET q LIBBEY,

9Th STREET AID FEW YORK AVENUE
jy0
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observation-disclosures, complete cure to 6
days; all urinary complaints; 81, at druggists.
For Washington at $50 Pa ave.
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Lopl1IE's HEADACnS SPECIFIC IS perfectl!
HalMlesS. Cures headache almost Instantly. soc
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-23
TOMOLOGICAL.

The house committee on agriculture re-.
commended to the committee on appro
prlations that an appropriation of $4,000
be made to the United States chronological
commission to enable said commission to
complete its investigation in relation to the
Rocky mountain locust or western grass.
hopper aud cotton worm and other insects
injurious to the cotton plant.
ONO CENSUS SUPERVISORS.
The president nominated for supervisors
Of census for Ohio, Meredith II. Wilett of
Bryan for the First district, John II. Little
Of Springfield for Second district, Cyrus
Feeds, So, Of Peasantville, Fifth district
and Win. A, Hunt of st. Clairsville, Sew.
enth district.
uIILnorsEs INSTRUCTIONS.
Assistant Treasurer Hillhouse at New
York has been authorized to buy 100000
U. s, bonds at most advantageous rates.
GONE TO NEW YORK.
Secretary Sherman lett to-day for New
York
SUPPOSED MURDERERs ARRESTED.
TuscoLA, Ill, April el.--Two men were
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-23

FEW OF THE Ills OF LIFE" are more
prevalent and distressing than bilious dis,
orders. The symptoms are low spirits
want OF energy, restlessness headache, no
appetite sallow skin, costiveness and other
ailments which show the liver is in the
proper way to do it is to use "Dr. Swayne's
Tar and Sarasparilla Pills" Their effect
on the liver and blood is wonderful, re-
moving pimples and all eruptions, leaving
the complexion fair and fresh as in youth.
Price % cents box of thirty Pills. or five
boxes fer Sl.OO. Sent by mail on receipt
of price, by DR.. Swayne & Son, $50 North
Sixth street, Philadelphia. Sold by all
leading druggists.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-23
DIRECTORY.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY
OF the leading business houses whose advertise
ments may be found In Tue BULLETIN
DRY GOODS.
c, o. pstIer Il Co., Commercial avenue and Nine
tecnth street.
GROCERIES.
q y. williamson q Co.
locum 4 Broderick, Wash. Ave. cor. Eighth
Dennis O'LOughlin, Poplar cor Twentieth.
PHYSICIANS.
Dr. j, II. Marean; Office, 40 Commercial avenue
DENTISTS.
DR., " G. JOcelyn, Eighth near Commercial
Or W. Whtlock, 1876 Commercial avenue.
LIQUORS,
Robt Smyth, No % Ohio leyee.
INSURANCE
H. II. Csndee, No ~ Ohio leyee (up stsirsL
Equitable Life, of New York, corner Twelfth and
Washington avenue,
Widows and Orphans Mutual Aid Society, Seventh
aud Commercial! avenue.
DRUGGISTS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Geo Il. O'Harl Eighteenth and Commercial
BANKS
Alexander County Bank, sth and Commercial
CITY National Ohio leyee.
STEAMBOATS,
Champion Three States,
John Sproat corner Twelfth and Leyec
BRACKET STORE.
Ford, Corner Ninth and Commercial,
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
REPUBLICAN FILIBUsTERING

WASHINGTON, April 2l.-The Republic
ans began their tilibustering tactics again
to-day on the immediate deficiency bill, but
were greatly surprised when Mcmahon
Withdrew his motion and left them without
any bill to consider. He says that if they
10 not want any money to pay what
has been earned by government
officials they need not have any. It is
probable that this move will lead to com.
promise between the two parties. Most of
the Democrats want the Republicans
to speak, especially Reed of Maine. who
proposes to argue that the bill as it passed
the house was unconstitutional, and that is
what the Republicans want. He is there
fore opposed to any amendment that will
make 1t constitutional. Garfield proposes
to reply TO this and the Republicans object
to his doing il in their time. If they re-.
main stubborn in this TIE Democrats will
undoubtedly give him some of their time if
he will take it, but he himself desires to
speak in Republican time.
All this wrangling between Garfield and
Conger has led to delay and now the Dem
ocrats propose to 60 on with other business
until their opponents decide the ques-
ton whether Conger shall choke off Gar
field Tomorrow the navy bill will be
taken up it agreement is not reached as to
the deficiency bill.