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WALL STREET TO-DAY.
TYnnk Lane San~asxn~

NEW YORK. April 1.-THE lao edition OF the
Ets ming Post says: on Saturday word came
down that the trunk line managers meeting az
MI. Vanderbilt's house had broken up with a
row" and stocks were sold with great freedom
upon the news. In the evening H came out
ing was harmonious, and that rates had been
advanced to the tariff OF April l. This had the
effect OF opening prices little higher this
morning, but soon there were five sellers TO
one buyer, and the market for trunk line
stocks again fell, because IL was said
that the agreement OF the managers was
aJ best q hollow truce. AS to the
danger to the east and west Trunk lines o, the
large line from St Louis down the Mississippi
10 New Orleans, there is every reason to expect
tnat thlS movement will Increase u. S. bonds
are strong and y higher for the 4s and 4Hs,
ana 3 Ior the sixes the former being up &c
Ii47s ahd !lSss and the latter TO l0S6. Southern
state ponds are very dull, with prices about
STEADY. Railroad bonds are Irregular but gen.
erally lower, the decline ranging from i alk
Ia the stock market prices were ]. al ! higher.
the latter Lake shore. The result OF the fiuctu,
ations since has been a decline OF ba3s,. the
have been the trunk lines, the coal and the ele-
waited X. X. shares and Pacific Mall. The South
western stocks have shown more weakness
than OF late. western Union Telegraph has at
times shown exceptional strength. To-day call
lOaIs are 81 as per cent, according to the col
lateral pledged. Time money is freely offered
at AZ per cent, and prime mercantile paper Is
4ha5h per cent. The market for foreign ex-
change Is very dull. but at rates which war
raLt gold imports. The posted rates for prime
bankers sterling Is 4S2 and 4S4H. The actual
rates are ASH and 4s3la az. Cables are Asa.
a4s44. Prime commercial bills are 419 aaSO
and are scarce.
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The Proposed New Pension Office.
OPINION OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL THAT TIE
CONGRESSIONAL APPROPRIATION CAN ONLY BE
USED FOR PURCHASE OF SITE AND NOT FOR
CONSTRUCTION OF THE BUILDING.
The Attorney General has delivered the fol-
lowing opinion on the question involved In the
Pension Office appropriation. 1t is addressed
to the Secretary of War. "Your letter OF the
nth ultim0, calling my attention to the clause
in the sundry civil appropriation act OF
March Sd, 1851, which provides for the pur-
chase OF suitable site in the City OF Washing
ton for the erection of q brick and metal fire.
proof building, to be used and occupied by tho
Pension bureau, &C., and enclosing commtni-
cation from the quartermaster general and
other papers relative thereto. 1nqulring
whether the act should be interpreted as pro-
viding for the purchase site alone or whether
the sum appropriated may be used for the erec.
ton OF the building as well as the purchase OF
tie SITE, Upon consideration, ! am Of the
construed to apply solely to the purchase of a
site, and that to authorize the money appro-
pr1ated to be also used for the additional OBJ
ect mentioned BY y1u the erection Of build
The Attorney General states that while 1t is
evident that the Senate committee, in which
the appropriation originated, intended that the
appropriation should be expended for both
building and site, the House, judging from
the explanation made by Mr.. Blount, VINO was
one OF three conferees on the bill, would seem
W udtc uuUcI5tOOu Ou1y IUo puFCUASc OF q
site was intended. Mr.. Blount, 10 response to
an inquiry, said: 1.-THE $25O, 600 relates alone to
the site for the building. There Is no PROPOSE
In the purchase OF q site. The building is to
be matter for future consideration" (Con-
gresSi0nal Record for March 4th 1881, page 53)
There does not appear 10 me- says the
Attorney General, to be foundation enough In
the context to warrant the addition of the word
'.and," as suggested. The language of the
necessarily giving rise. to the inference that
Congress intended 1t to embrace more than It's
terms express. In the construction of statute
words cannot be added thereto for the purpose
OF supplying an omission which on merely
conjectural grounds Is thought to have been
inadvertently made"
looking toward the erection of new pension
building will be taken except to purchase
site. But comparatively small portion OF the
and Congress will be asked early the next ses.
sion to rectify the mistake which has occurred.
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Ex.Presfdent Hayes q Total AbsGi.
menCe MAN.

The Minneapolis Tribune published yesterday
an extract from private letter 70 It's editor
nom ex-Preeident Hayes, tn the course OF
which he makes the following casual reference
TO certain published statements TO which his
attention had been called, impugning the con-
sistency OF his Temperance principles ana
70 which you call my attention. have only
this TO say: When 1 became President
was fully convinced that, whatever might
be the case IN other countries and with other
people, In our climate, and with the excitable
nervous temperament OF our people, the habit
ual use OF intoxicating drinks was not safe. /
regarded the danger OF the habit g espocfaily
great In political and oflcial life. II seemed
TO me that TO exclude liquors from the White
House would be wise and useful Is an examnle-
and would be approved By good poople
generally. The suggestion was partaculariv
agreeable 70 1rA Hayes. She had been t0tsl
abstinence woman from CHILDHOOD We ha0
never used liquors In our own home ana ft Va
determined TO continue our home cuafonn IN
this respect In our oficial residence in Wash-
fngton, as we had done at Columbua i vac
not O total ab6tainer when became preaidenf
but the discussion which arose oyor the chsncc
&C the executive mansion coon saflsoed me-
mat 1nere was no hallway house In the mat
ter. During the greater part OF my term. &
least curing the last two years, have been In
PAcuce - In tnoory persistent total ab1t1-
nence man, ana shall continue 20 be 90. All
6tatementA. including the one you sent me, In
coneleoent with the Foregoing, are untrue ana
without foundation"
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LOCAL NEWS.
Ege.Rolling at the white Hons o

FCN FoR rHH YOUNG FoLKs-AN ANIMATED
sckSK-"BRkR ksBBIr' AND HIS rURsvEMs.
The children invaded the grounds back OF
the White House to-day. aud held Il until late
this afternoon. They did not begin 20 arrive
as early as usual on Easter Mondays In fact,
no, child appeared there TO roll eggs until
a.ef tne circus procession had passed Then
Iney came from all directions BY half-past II
O'CLOCK tnere were thousands OF them lauehinp
piaylng. eaiing and qusrreling in the spscions
pg pisygroSnds. The grassy knobs were the points
they rolled their eggs and themselves down tl,e
declivitiesl There were many S''e
''cHIIDREs OF LARGER GROWTH,
who took part In the fun with every indicat,on
Easter sfyes Of stockings OF BOTH aoe H the
and older children are much varied this year
The noise made sounded little way on like
the chatteriDg OF squirrels. Nearer II was
shriller and not so pleasing. There were child
ren there without reference 20 previous condi-
ton or anything else
THE COLOR LINZ.
The white children did not mingle IN the
friendly way that the amendments 10 the Con-
st1tution intended with those OF color. The
color line was very distinctly drawn and chill
cren OF the ssme hue Hooked together. In many
cases the children from one street would get
together and occupy their own land, allowing
no outsioers at their games or their feasts OF
hard boiled eggs There was great rivalry as
10 VINO In one of these bands OF brothers and
sisters could show the most eggs OF the most
gorgeous hues. The successful exhibitors IN
these contests had glory enough for the day.
RABBIT CHASE.
About II O'Clock some small boy stirred up an
innocent rabbit away down near Bapcock lake
The game made for the White House with the
small boy after him. Soon there were twenty
then hundred pursuers OF all sexes and
colors- Before the rabbit had got half way 10
the White House he was followed by an army
OF shouting youngsters. When they were about
TO grab him "Brer Rabbit" slipped through the
tive Mansion, where the order keep OF the
grass" was In force. Three policemen wandered
through the grounds and kept order. They had
tfon IN many cases OF petit larceny of eggs
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, April 1s:--virginis sixes consols.
s ssssas eFs & Rss; due
sna sas s su2 s.l ssstSS :sr 'fss sss
kS g. S9ss o. i.
and
APRIL ga l2lXsl q{ 22 2i Nay AZ l29M.l @ 2ox June l29
and Ssh.e sna stssaH
jss Saas: 81
66H 80 0s ashsr and white tIat
sa ana g efsss
BaH sSeuSa none ossns; es Siesr
rib sides, none Offering, do: packed. 6K and 9K
choice western pssfea. is.as. ron. 1872 Rsss
anI-Eio carsoss. OrdiesIy to fair iosl1 sss s1sss
hrm5A rD,.,a, soft sM: Whisky quiet: l;0sh.l 10.
isazd aour. sSs sd PEI p-ii ton; grain grain. SHssd.
Recsipts.nour.. >. 2; IsS barrels: Wheat 1853
SO
new NEW YORK. Apri is@stocss Is I ] depressed. Money.
Sac. E1change. long. 4Sl; short l8SK. Govern.
SEW YORK, April ls.-Elour firm. Wines.
f.,F,S MEv scttSs; HERx Corn . .stiys. ,s o.,
Mariet opened strong and higher. and general
hat advanced to N per cent. tho latter Michigan
Central The elevated railway stocks were weak,
Manhattan selling of per cenE Pacific Mail was
pressed for sale and declined N per cent. Canada
Southern dropped from 76x to 7S
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
The following quotations were current In New
York today at 2:30 p. m. - reported by r. H.
Dodge. Of $50 18th street. By special wtre -
Western Union. l1bx; do. new stock, SOx: New
York Central, 14lx; Lake Shore l24<; Miehisan
Central. lO44; New York. Lake Erie and Westorn.
Pe.xass and Western. Ss ssSo1d isx; nM nsM1
Jersey Central 96; Delaware and Hudson. iO8<:
Reading, 6Ox Morthwestern. il9X DO. preferred
-; St. Paul. ll04; do. preferred. -; WabssS
faohc fnG hrsoanS H.. II e. %S preferred ss Un,o3
and St %. 66x: Do; preferred. lG04 st. Louis and
don ac 0eS M. snd sE a
+ g: 22x; sS HsIthsF1 Racaac COM. ssx; do
prefer gre3ssE.eas: s:z. ii de- nIst Preserred 0snt1sl
Ohio. 34s2lx; Louisville and Nsahvile. 9l6; Nssh-
sx snS s1a
Canadian southern. 75k; District Of ool1m%bia % S:6e
lea: beaver and Rie dr.nde, l61ki 6; RsaI .nd
Omaha, Il; do preferred. 04x; O: O: o. and s66;
New OraeenA IA; Coi. Goal. 81; Ohio Osntral
-: Texas Pacanc. 65K; Tsxas Paddle T. g. SSx:
Qloaing 0ove9nn1ent 6ond9z4Ar ,L1SssA1. 1SH;
isxs scacS:: aax sSs%
i.05Hi 6s. 1osxai.O .OsX; oouDon. Ldskai. .0sS.
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Wreck of a Steam Toxvboat.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 1S.-Yesterday the
towboat James FL. Blakemore from Plttsburg,
passed over the falls with tow In safety. It
landed the tow few miles below and started
to return to Pittsburg. When near the lower
end OF the canal the boat was caught in q
whirl1ng current and capsized. The wreck lies
below Portland. No lives were lost The
BlakemOTe Is ten years Old. The Grand Lake
Coal Company paid Sic, 600 for her last fall. She
was considered one OF the best boats of her
class on the river,
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Run Away with n Locomotive.


William Geary, white, about 2l or 20 years
old, has been loafing around the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad engine house for the last two or
three days acting suspiciously. About O'Clock
saturday afternoon he jumped on one OF the
freight engines, which was standing In the yard,
with the fires banked and fortunately, as IL
turned OUT with but a small pressure OF steam
In the boiler. There was no one on the locomo-
tive at the time he Jumped on it, and he started
It. He ran IL out on the road about mile until
the steam was exhausted. The road from mere
back TO the depot being down grade the loco
motive ran back to the depot without any
steam. When he got back to the depot one OF
the employees OF the railroad arrested him and
turned him over TO Officer Columbus who locked
him up at the seventh precinct station house. He
is supposed TO be Insane, and is held at police
headquarters, TO be examined as TO his sanity
He said that he found out how 10 start the en-
gipe by watching the engineers for the last two
or three days.
Drs. Eliot and McKim examined Geary this
morning. but did not pronounce him insane.
he was then taken TO Police Court and charged
with the larceny or locomotive from the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad company. The prose-
cutting attorney, Mr.. Randolph Coyle, refused
TO make out any paper In the case, probably
thinking that there was no larceny In the case.
as be brought the locomotive back, or the loco
motive brought him back. and that IL would be
hard for him 70 get away with it IL his inten-
uon 10 steal IL was good. He was dismissed.
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New York Street Cleaning Inyesti.
VRtnOn.

NEW YORK. April 1s.-The Investigation of
the charges preferred by Mayor Grace against
the police commissioners Mason, Nichols and
was continued to day. Police Commissioner
Mason put In an answer pleading not guilty to
the charges and specifications In the complaint.
Charles E. Whitehead, lawyer, was called by
the prosecution, and gave evidence touching
the tilthy condition OF the streets he had 10.
spected. On croSs-eXanlnatlon he said the
mayor had asked him to examine the streets.
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PITTsBURG, Pa, April 1s.-The FIRST case Of
trichinosIs ever developed here made its ap-
peafance In Allegheny ON last Tuesday night
In the person Of German named Frank Knize.
On that evening he ate freely OF pork, which
grew violently sick ana terrible pains spread
over his entire body. He was next taken with
vomiting and purg1ng. A physician was sum.
and upon submitting small piece OF flesh TO
the m1croecoptcal test In network of small
muscles II trichinia were found. Proper renie.
dies were administered and the patient is
slowly improving. Knizo refuses to state from
whom he purchased the pork.
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a BALTIMORE D8LKGATIoN of three was over
to see the President to- day. but failed In their

The WORK AT THE INTERIOR DKPARTNRNT.-
The sensational reports that the business OF
the Interior department Is far behind, because
the present Secretary gives it too much Of his
personal attention, are as unjust as they are
untrue. Secretary Kfrkw0Od Is not inclined to
sign papers with the contents OF which he 1s not
acquainted, but even with this circumspectiOn
on his part the department Is well managed,
and though 1t may be little behind In the
current routine, the fault Is with the greedy
oficce seekers and not from the Lack Of execu.
tive abilities In the chief.
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SmalI.P Pax ON an 0cean Ste

Small. POx on an Ocean steamer.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 1.-THE steamship
Oceanic, which arrived from Hong Kong this
morning, is quarant1ned. She has ten cases of
smallpox on board among the Chinese steerage
passengers. The mails were fumigated and
brought on shore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-18

HARRIsoNBURG, Va, April is. - Margaret
Pryor, an unmarried negro woman, now ia
jail here, charged with attempting to poison
the family OF T. L. Williams of Rockingham
county, on the 10Th of February last, by the use
OF suychnia, will be arrsigned in the county
court too day. The grand jury has been sum-
moned and will make an indictment when the
trial Will proceed. The case has produced great
excitement. The prisoner put the poison in
pitcher OF milk to be used by the family at
breakfast.
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Gold FIR

Gold from Europe.
NRw YORK, April 1S.-The steamship City OF
Berlin. from Europe, brought S145, 500 and the
steamship MOsel S712, 600 In gold bars.
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to sunordinate lodges, T. o. o. T., OF this j1ris.
diction VIII be made as follows: Central Lodge,
ern, No. Z, April 22; Harmony. No. 8, May 2;
Columbia, No. 10, April II; Union, No. Il, May 5;
Friendship. No. 10, May IL; Covenant, No. 1s,
May 9; Beacon. No. Is. May 16, Metropolis. No.
i6, May 6; Excelsior. No. IL, May 20; Mechanics.
No. is, May 20; Oriental, No. 10, April 2s; Fed
eral City. No. 20, May 27; Golden Rule, No ql,
May 10: Naomi [R d. Lodge No. /, May IL.
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Shot for Interfering.

UTICA, N. Y, April is.-Auro Stoddard was
beating his wife, on Friday night, when JAS
Vanderpool, q neighbor, went In to protect her,
and was shot by Stoddard. He died yesterday.
StOddaId Is un0er arrest.
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b. SlLVRBBERG.
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS.
3f2 tn and 213 Sth street northwest,
spis.so Near PennsyivAnia avenue.
OPERATIONS IN sTOCKs.

nPKBATiOMS IN aTOCKg.
~ JOHN A. DODGE b CO.,
Bankers and Brokers, No. II Wall st.. n. Y.s 0uX
and carry stocts on to per cent. margin. ana
when desired VIII advise when and what 10 buy,
Also. secure STOCK PRIVILEGES as reaeonAb.e
.ates In which &26 to el0Q can be invested. Fun
M nee. tAAl2-WWAo
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WAKxR'e. 206 l01H sTnxlz.
rMn orxxsr qpHaAsToAI1n paAsToA 1n.Rprr rsx,xo
nova CRAWL S6d1INNa' N III 'S11PP1l1s.
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A SERIOUS ACCIDENT Defell Mr. L. e. Cannon
on Saturday evening last about Z O'Clock.
home after his choir rehearsal the rear wheel
or bis carriage came In contact with the pro-
jecttng top OF man hole which wrenched it
suddenly from the axle, precipitattng MT. Gan
upon his face and was dragged some distance
before the horse could be stopped by the person
accompanying him. He is now confined TO his
bed ana It may be some days before he is again
able to attend 10 business
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BRANCH OFFICE


LADIES, PARASOLSs
Latest designs. from the lesding houses Of New
York and Philadelphia.
Also. 6ENTLKMEN and LADIES' SILK UNI
BRkLLAS. large stock to select from. at the lowest
prices.
6TINEMETZS,
ep2 1887 Pa. av.. next to cor. 18th st.
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A LWAYS SECURE AND RELIABLU
NATIONAL BATx DsPosIT COMPANY.
18th street aaA usw York ave.

Fire. Bursias sna Damp Proof Vaults from sb
% 900 year. aeysyHmeuf bonds on deposit for
~ ~ per SL0Oo. Ase. rses - H,yssvare In Truuks
eticknsy. prNidspt, 0sosEs W. HsFs. .yfoc pred.
dent; =. = bnydeT. sscrst.ryi 4. z. 1turteysnt
EVANS. noAr2k
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Miss Pauline Markham is anxious to have a
chance In legitimate comedy. Maybe Pauline
IL getting 30 she can't stand cold.-BOstOn
Post.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-18

MRS. GARFIELD and Col. and Mrs. Rockwell
went to New York this morning, and will re-
turn next Thursday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-18

No DOUBT is entertained but that Assistant
Secretary OF the Treasury Upton Will remain in
his present position.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal
revenue. s766. .625 27: customs. s462, 1925.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-18

TIE PRESIDENT will receive the menbers OF
the National Academy OF Science next Thurs
day evening, at nine O'Clock.
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SECRETARY HUNT is expected to return from
New York this evening.
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District Government Affair,

The committee on bids for the Boundary street
intercepting sewer have made q report to the
Semmissioners, finding that Messrs. Acker q
Neitzy are the lowest bidders their aggregate
being sizes, ,656so, aud recommending that the
work be given to them.
COLLECTIONS IN MARCH.
The District collector has submitted his re-
showing collections as follows:~From water
taxes, 81, 2114; licenses S. 4l6 96: and general
taxes, penalties, &C, for the different years.
s55. s44.92. The second half OF the general
taxes for the curret year ending June 30. 1881,
is now due, and taxpayers should take notice.
SCARCITY OF POTOMAC WATER
D ITeguent & complaints come 70 the Water
ted portions OF the city OF the scarcity OF water
The facts are, that there Is no more water sup
ply now than when the water was first intro
duced some twenty-five years ago. AT that
time there were but 1900 water takers. Now
there are more than $4,000, with an average
annual Increase OF l.2eo takers The increase
been In the same proportion.
BAD wATRR..
Complaint has been madD9G the condition OF
the pump corner 5th and streets northwest,
of failure OF the District authorities 70 nave
the pump put Ia working order. It is not the
purpose Of the authorities to have this plup
repaired, for the reason that it has been con-
demned by the District chemist as being I'm
pregnated with sewer impurities, and on in
spection II is found that IL cannot be remetied
REVENUE FROM FISH wHARvBs
The published statement that no money
comes into the treasury OF the District from
the fish wharfage Is Incorrect. The ordinance
OF the old corporation or July 13 1865, requires
that sale OF the right OF wharfage for the re-
ception OF all f1sh that come TO our markets
shall take place annually by auction. There
Is also similar laWfn Georgetown, which has
always been carried out In that city. Not until
last year was this law enforced In this city.
By reference to the records, the right OF this
privilege was sold in 1850 to w. A. Wimsstt a.
Co. for q small amount, and the present year
for $500. This Is the only evidence that the
District has collected any revenues from this
source. while the records for Georgetown show
receipts from that city as follows: 1875 e4s4.03;
1876 $3S'67; 1871, $l72; 1885, $l1s15; 1s79 &l324O
Thus II would appear that the revenue from this
source for Georgetown has been much larger
than In washington, where the numbers OF dsh
landed is much greater. The ordinance also
requires that the owner or proprietor OF the
nSh wharf shall make and return to the register
OF the corporation on or before the flrst day OF
July In each year a statement showing the
quantity and kiuds Of all the fish landed, and
the gross amount received for wharfage there
on, and also return TO the register one-fourth OF
the gross amount received for such wharfage.
for the use, benef1t and revenue OF the CORPORA
tion, said statement TO be verified by oath of
proprietor. This ordinance also fixes the fees
OF the proprietor OF such wharf. This Law has
not been enforced In this city for several yeRrs,
as appears from the records
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INTEREST MoNEY.-Treasurer Gildllan to-day
MADE reguisition on the Secretary of the
Treasury for S19. 500 to pay the interest on the
80 year funding bonds due on the 1st prox.
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THIRD ASSISTANT POSTMASTER GENERAL HAZEN
visited Baltimore to day. In his absence Chief
Clerk Madison Davis acted in his place.
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To ACCOMMODATE those who live at dis
tance the examination OF applicants for places
In the Pension Office will hereafter begin daily
at p M. in the Pension office, corner OF 18th
and PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
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SENATOR SHERMAN has returned and was in
bis seat to-day. During the session he took
scat by Senator Malone, and the two held an
apparently earnest conversation for some time.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Passed Assistant Engineer
Jas. Butterworth, from the Portsmouth and
ordered to the Adams, Pacific station; Chap
lain Richard Haywood has returned home from
the Richmond and has been placed on waiting