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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

LONDON, April 22-The Manchester Guar
dian, in Its commercial article this morning.
says: 1.-The market is dull. Where business OF
any magnitude is mooted IL is mostly impracti.
cable. owing either TO the length OF time re.
quired for delivery or insufficiency OF the prices
offered. The sales, therefore, are almost en-.
tirely confined TO small lots for early delivery
Prices do not show much change. but In some
directions they are little weaker, especially
for yarn"
Newmarket Races To-day.
LONDON. April 22.-This is the last day OF the
Newmarket Craven meeting. The race for a
sweepstakes OF IS sovereigns each, for three.
year-old colts, fllies and geldings, came OF
and was won by Mr.. Craven's bay colt Skiptar
The second place was secured by Beddington'
bay colt Monarch, and the third place by
Hanourys bay colt Liliputian. Mr.. ]. X.
keenes chestnut colt Seminole, and Chev
Glnlstrell1s bay colt Ofanto, were the last tive.
only the five named ran.
Victory for LOrillard's Colt ".NiS-
take.,,
The race for the Newmarket International
handicap also came OF and was won by Mr. p.
Lorillards four years cid chestnut colt Mistake.
The second place was secured by Count F. de
Lagrangeis Poulet, and the third by Sir ]. ID,
Astley's Windsor. Eleven ran.
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THE WESTERN FLOODS.
The Missouri Higher Than Ever
BefOre knONXn at Sioux City.

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, April 2l.-The Missouri
river is still rising at this point and Is no v
fully one foot higher than at any prev ious
time this season, and also higher than at any
patches from Sully tonight report the river
stlll rising there, 30 there Is no immediate
prospect OF a lower river here where the water
ls oo!sg NO particular damage, though it has
The Floyd and other small streams are rapidly
subsiding. 1t is reported to-day that the las,
OF the 1mperiled Dakota sufferers have beer
rescued from their watery surroundings and
taken to places OF safety. Supplies for then
are coming In, and as fast as they can be
placed within reach OF the sufferers. The de
mand for food and also for clothing Will be-
fully met.
subsistence OF the Flood at Chicago
CHICAGO, April 90 The floods Ia this city are
about.at a StandSttll and are receding farther
south. Stories OF hardship and deprivation re-
sulting from them are hourly coming to hand
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paper addressed to the chairman OF the re-
publican caucus, requesting him to call meet
Ing for to. morrow morning, has to-day been
signed by ten or twelve republican Senator'S
and as this is more than sufficient number
the desired call will doubtless be issued. IC is
understood that the purpose OF the movers In
the matter Is to bring about the holding OF one
or more executive sessions at an early date, in
order to dispose Of some portion OF the accu-
mulated business, but with the understanding
that the contest over tho proposed election 81
officers shall then be renewed.
THE FEELING AMONG REPUBLICAN SENATORS
IL favor OF the confirmation OF some OF the
most important nominations pending, has been
growing OF late. 1t was suggested that the
caucus be held tomorrow, but upon inouiry
Dy STAR reporter, on the republican side of
the Senate, about the matter, 1t was learned
that the caucus will not be held, perhaps. be
fore next Tuesday or Wednesday, A reporter
Of TIE STAR was further informed to-day by
good authority that the President had request
cd his friends among the republican Senators
to provide way for confirming pending nomi-
nations, at least those which are most needed,
A call has been issued for meeting OF the 1u-
dietary committee for to morrow morning to
consider the nominations that have been re.
ferred to that committee, among which are
these OF Stanley Matthews and Judge Pardee.
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Sporting Notes.

Mr.. James Dougray leaves Albany, n. Y, TO
day With his stable OF three horses for the races
In this city commencing May Sd.
The following games OF base ball were played
yesterday: AT Boston, Cambridge Beacons IL,
Harvards 2. AT New York, Troys 9, Metropoii-
tans 0. AT Buffalo. BIffalos IL, Picked Nine 2
The base bah season was formally opened In
this city yesterday by fine game between the
princeton College nine and the Nationals The
home nine won by score OF 70 l.
chicago sporting men will stake 81, 900 that
Monroe Chief In the Chicago July trottlng
meeting can outtrot either Independence, ,KnoI
or MI Deeperandum.
AT the New Orleans race course yesterday
third day. the first (hurdle) two milee over
eight hurdles, was won by Capt Franklin; time
minutes. Second race, 2-year.olds, 1ve-
race one mile and a-quarter, was won by
Aleck Ament; time .2:o6. Fourth race, the
Howard stakes, two miles, was won hy Long
Taw in a walk-over.
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The MRrket0s

BALTIMORE. April 22.-yirginia skies. de-
81 g.; naS5estS ssapsss sss lid DAY '0f-0S'
and western super. S;25si6O; do. extra 4.25
81; do RIO brands 81; PStapsco family. 90.
red .nss9 nseer
3.S; No ao western winter winter red. spot and April.
@ @izIs Jaiy: H isss.:isa; Aasa:t. s iIs: Com. corn.
ssssas,a Sh'f !ssS e. M ss'sss ss
pSms % Choice and din %aryaSd S
S asd se.9 Tb
ilsiS Isrd@Tefned iaS Butter s; aaietSprims & a to
quiet and weak. IsaIsE Petroleum dull duilHrehned. ned
6; Coffee dun-Rio cargoes. ordinary to fair, l0s
to sssea ap
q9iet1cotton: 7.s2d: ao9r, Dos. per ton; grain,
Fye, I:iss bushels shiPmeStseShsst sf lsS SO 500
S3sss sSan ssps sushss S0asSs
NEW SSoRK ARr,l e 2,Isoeas strong Money.
wSi.S SEW ts;s'T y;SEk: zTTil a2.Eou, firm and quiet.
NV 9Gsk. i April S0aa g. ihaas Get:el @rhe Stock
Market opened lrregu ar and unsettled, and prices
latiOn became drmsr and an advance Of 4 to Ia
Pacific Mall and Texas Pacific we're most n promi.
neat men OresS1 EaEigaten sold up per cent to l5s
LONDON AP5 27 l2so
q; & bonds, per cents llsh Atlantic and Great
ATLANTIC and Great Western second consols SoA.
Erie. 47H: do. second consols l05h. New York
ing, 2sH 1p. m.-Consols-for money. 100 Is l6;
for the account, lOlA. Reading, 29x.
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
The following quotations were current In New
York to-day ct 2:30 p. m, - reported By b. q
Dodge Of 6S9 18th street. By special wire -
Western Union. 1171<; do. new stock. slf; New
York Central l44k; Lake Shore 12sN; Mcnigar
4SA; DO HrsfsIrs0 ,ni Ts:.s Ss ssSa1ds '1s ig2a;
jsIssv Centrsi. ssH; Delaware and Hudson. ioss.,
BEADING, 5SK; Northwestern. 1929; do. Preferred,
=; sE Isui. lIiH lIiH; DO. Prsf,s..sd -, Wsbssk
,,a md PaGdtis dis: Il e. Sssis 1sx 20; IniS. wIioS
and 81. 10, ~ g. preferred. i62x 81. Louis and
Iror mountain. 667s; Ohio and Aississippi, l31
do' R.sfssSS sSS Nerhsra Pscao COM; no. ~ erc 6o
preferred. e4T; DO: mt preferreda =; gsntrsi
ohioa Is fouisSile and hsssys. "a: Ssssyi1le ans
:nSs:s,P MsS.,sd D;53sa HRss ] SS15
bsa7es sod Sio arsnds. iSsi s.. no psui sSd
2%ah2. A. Fl ao RTsfes55Ssd;G sS GMS,s;0. g ancI I I.,a
5SX; fs1ss PsetS. So; TsS.s PssSe l. e., ssS.
.O1s:n Ss1s fSs oi ie:aa soaDSs S
EssS; g 81 i:iz it: ssuDos:. i:'ssi cS'ssSle 's"'
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What NIr. Brady's Friends Say.

IWdhH SpeCldI Clu. COMm6rClAI.I
1t has been known for some time that Brady
would have to 20. There has been great deal
Of clamor against him on account OF the star
route scandal, although his friends have never
believed that he proftted by the great and
on account OF these contracts. Brady is rich.
and cares nothing for the office, but did not
want to 60 out under f1re. Had it been left to
him he would have remained in Office until the
end OF the fiscal year, when he would have
shown in bis annual report the advantage to the
service OF his administration of that branch of
the department, but the pressure was too great
to admit OF delay, and Brady had to 90
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WHIPPED BY A WoMAH.-A dispatch from Bell
Vile, Ill, says that Fanny Louise Buck1nRham
gave former member OF her theatrical com
pany, I. ID. Wright, q severe beating on the
charged from the company while et Gt Louia
put 1olowing them up attached part OF the
baggage on claim for salary. He met Fanny
sMazeppal on the street, accompanied by her
which Petit was worsted. Tnen Fanny took
up the light and whipped Wright so thoroughly
tnat II became necessary for byetsnden 70 poil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-22

THE SPRAGUE EQUITY SUIT.-Another hear
ing was given in the Latham Chanee- -Sprague
equity suit by Judge Lowell in the United
states circuit court In Providence, f. l., Wed
nesday. The plsintiffs were represented by
Gen: Roger A. Pryor, Gen. Butler, and several
local lawyers. Trustee ChaTee was repre-
sented by Charles Hart, Benjamin F. Thurston,
ana James Ifllinghast The defendant main
talned that the complainant Mrs. Latham was
interested In similar suit In the supreme
court OF this state, and that the matter WAS
nIst brought up In that court, the United
states court had no jurisdiction. II the court
decided against such plea It would be forcing
the new receiver. should one be appointed. 20
answer the demands OF both courts and DAke
returns to each, ana instead OF getting out o.
the present ENHANCEMENT ft would simply
make the matter more complex than &C pres
sent Gen. Pryor and Gen. Butler made an
had not become party TO the suit In the state
court until the present suit had been Instituted
In the circuit court Judge Lowell ordered o
recess of one week, during which time he win
decide whether or not he has jurisdiction.
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National Academy Of Science.
THE ANNUAL ELECTION.

After our report OF the proceedings OF The
National Academy OF Science closed yesterday,
Prof Dali read an interesting paper On recent
researches In the vicinity Of Behring's Strait.
comprising. An account of the lahd-ica OF
kotzebue Sound and the Arctic coast. 2. Addi-
tlons to our knowledge OF the currents ana tenn
perature OF the ocean In the vicinity OF Beh-
rings Strait.
At the business session DR.. Arthur ". Wright,
professor OF molecular physics at Yale College,
and Professor II. A. Rowland. professor Of
physics at the John Hopkins University, were
elected members. There were two more Vacan-
cles and large number OF candidates for ad-
mission; but the contest was so stormy that It
was determined not to make any further
elections The following members Of the coun-
Gil were elected: Professor S F. Baird, Profes-
sor Wolcott Gibbs. Cambridge; Professor a,
Hail. Z. $. N: Professor j. E. Hllgard, Coast Sur
vey; Professor Clarence King, Professor Fair
man Rogers, Philadelphia. Professor Simon
NeWcomb was elected home secretary and Pro.
lessor j. H. c. Coffin, L. S. N. treasurer.
TO DAYS SESSION.
Tne Following papers were read at to-day's
OF the orbits OF minor planets, by C.H.F. Peters,
structure Of the wings Of insects, studied pa
l9ontologically, by Samuel q. Scudder; on the
aurtferous graVels OF California, by j. Sterry
Hunt; on the utilization OF the suns rays in
heating and yentilating, by Edward s. Morse;
results just obtained with regard to the mole.
culer height OF hydro-nuorlc acid, by J. w.
Mallet-
RECEPTION OF THE MEMBERS BY THE PRESIDENT
LAST NIGHT.
At nine O'Clock last night the members of the
academy, accompanied by their ladies', called at
the White House and paid their respects to Pre-
s1dent Garfield. The President with his wife,
who had just returned from New York, received
the distinguished party in the Blue room. The
reception was informal. At ten O'Clock the
party retired and repaired to Wormley's, where
they were handsomely entertained by the ven
erable president OF the academy, Prot VIM. B.
rogers. Refreshments were served, and at mid.
night the guests, exclusively academicians aud
TIER lady friends, took their departure.
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JKwELRY ROBBERY IN BALTIM0RE.-Charles
F. Duffy, travelling salesman for the isNelry
firm of Enos Richardson & Co., of New York
was robbed at the Carrollton Hotel, Baltimore
last night OF tray of gold watch chains, val
ued at from SIS, 900 TO SO 600.
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BARON PUTTKAMMER, AN ALLEGED CRIMINAL -
The commissioners OF emigration were notified
yesterday OF the expected arrival by the steamer
Grecian, from Rio Janeiro, Of Baron Puttkam-
mer who had served long sentence In Brazil
who, 1t is said, had been sent out OF the coun-
Try. Warning had been given to Secretary
Blaine u order that the criminal might be pre-
vented from ,,sndlpg in this coupTy.-M r
World, tO.ddU,
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THE SENATE yesterday after our report closed.
continued its political debate, the day being
mainly devoted to replies to Mr.. Frye's speech
OF Wednesday by Aessrs. Coke OF Texas, Call
OF Florida, Jonas OF La, and others.
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Contemplated Improvement bV the
Washington Market Company.

IUe washington Market Company are having
plans prepared for the extension Of the bridge
running from Pennsylvania avenue across the
open lot to the market house ana ,,ropose to
have the structure completed at once. In order
10 utilize the secopd ana third stories OF that
building for first class eating house and hotel
On the european plan. The iron bridge across
116 feet In length, and the remaining strctch Of
s4 feet Is to be OF wood, at an elevation OF abont
Is feet from the ground, feet wide In the clear
on level with the floor and on q strsiUht line
with the present completed portion. the de-.
sign contemplates light. airy, though strong
saIuctule s OF Wnlte pine timber. iron railings,
lent thoroughfare to the building, and when
completed win add quite picturesque appear-
snce 70 the market house and surroundings and
stated. ~ -10 A~
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As PER RECENT ORDER OF the Secretary. ma
uona bank notes can now be sent by express
@ 70 me =: s. treasurer: In this city, for redemp.
any cost to the sender for expreesago
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En4lish Working People Coming to

BRADFORD, April 22-Trade is so bad here
rate OF flfIy per week. The majority 60 to the
United States. over sixty left for America last
week, and large numbers are booked for the
present week. Some Of the Bradford firms
contemplate taking lot OF machinery TO
America and manufacturing American WOODS
on the spot. There are hundreds Of disempl0yed
running on short time,
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OTHER RAILROAD MATTERS.
AtchisOn, Topeka and Santa Fe h.
ks Election

TOPEKA, KS, April 22.-At the annual meet
Ing OF the stockholders of the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe Railroad Company held In this
city yesterday, the following officers were
elected: T. j. Coolidge, PRESIDENT W. B Strong,
vice president and general manager; L. S.
Thorndike, controller; e. Wilder. secretary and
treasurer; G. L. Goodwin, assistant secretary
and treasurer; j. P. Whitehead, auditor. The
company Is now operating more than 2, 500
miles OF railroad In Kansas, Colorado and New
Mexico, valued at $25, 600 900. During the past
year 1t has constructed over four hundred miles
OF new road, bought s., SOC, ,00O:Worth of rolling
stock, and expended $50O, 900 In improving the
lines already built.
Milwaukee and st. Paul Railway.
CHICAGO, Ills, April 22.-The seventeenth
annual report OF the Chicago, Milwaukee and
81. Paul Railway Company for the year 1880
SHOWS the revenue for the year to be as follows:
GROSS earnings, $13, ,0S6. lis; gross expenses un-
clud1ng taXes), S,742 1926; net earnings IS S43 :.
6sS; an increase In the gross earnings over the
year OF 1879 OF $3,073, ,29S. 50, and In the NET
earnings OF $S04, ,66S. IL There were 700 Sl9 mora
IONS OF freight moved than In 1879, and SO 0ss
more passengers transported. The comnanv
mas purchased and constructed during the ve a.
l,S44 miles, making II now owner OF 3.775 miies
OF completed road, ~ ''''' n'ieS
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
Election
PHILADELPHIA, April 22-At a meeting of the
board OF managers OF the Philadelphia ahd
Erie railway, today, j. N. Dubarry was elected
president to I'LL the vacancy caused BY the
death OF Gen. Robert Thompson.
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PADDY RYAN RELKAsED.--A telegram from
Albany, N. Y, April 21, says: Paddy Ryan, the
HoIck on Tuesday, was released at Salf-nasf;
six O'Clock this evening. He had been arrested
on requ1siuon from Gov. jackson, OF West
Virginia, which was honored by Gov. Cornell
papers Withdrawing the requisiti0n were re-.
ceived about an hour before Ryans release.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-22

THE PRESIDENT to-day regretfully declined
an invitation to attend the grand Masonic cele-
bration to be held at Louisville by the Kentucky
Masons on the oath of June next. He had in
tended to accept, but in view OF the Senate
deadlock thought 1t best to decline
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-22

JUDGE FREEMAN. the solicitor OF the Post
Office department, is an applicant, 1t is said,
for the Turkish mission, and with good chances
OF SucceSS
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NOMINATION WTTRDRAwN.-A message was
received by the Senate to-day from the Pres
ident, withdrawing the nomination OF Henry
c. Russell, to be postmaster at Eufaula Ala
baIEa-
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KILLED BY BURGLAR-W. F. Beattae, bher1f
OF Crittenden county, Ark, was killed yegter-
day morning near Marion, Ark, while attempt
Ing to arrest negro burglar. Deputy Sheriff
Maddox was wounded by the burglar, who
made his escape.
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The Injunction Decree.

The decree relating to injunction was as fol-
lows: And now on this 21st day Of April 1851,
the motion for an Injunction until fnal hear
Ing having been argued by counsel and consld-
eIeo Dy the court, II Is ordered, adJudged aud
decreed that unth the final hearing OF this
cause the defendants and each OF them be, and
they are hereby, enjoined first, from making or
issuing the deferred income bonds mentioned
IN the bill filed In this cause or any Of them,
corporation defendant In reference thereto.
and from doing any act towards carrying out
the plan set forth and described in the bill In
this cause and the exhibits annexed thereto
and known as the deferred income bond plan;
second, from ex ecuting any mortgage upon the
bonds or obligations secured by mortgage
upon the property OF the company without the
previous order OF this court. and from doing
any act towards the carrying out Of the scheme
of issue OF the bonds or obligations as part of
the issue amounting In the aggregate to
SIS. 600 600, to be secured by new mortgage
set forth and described In the bill and the ex.
htbitS thereto annexed.
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING,
The NIcCalmAn AnfS in Gaurf a uai in.

ne WCCaImOnts1 IN Court Again.
PHILADELPHIA, April 22.-COunSel for Mccall
mont Bros & Co. called attention OF judges
Mckennon and Butler In the U. S. Circuit
Court this a. NJ, to the fact that Mr.. GoWan
had given notice to the subscribers for deferred
income bonds, that the new bonds would be
issued with the irredeemable feature ex-
plunged. Counsel for the Philadelphfa and
Reading company refused to discuss the publ
cation of newspaper articles and left the court
room. The following form of the revocation of
the decree OF the q. S. Circuit Court was sub
mitted TO the court, and will be passed upon
TO morrow: "And now, this 21st day of April
1851, it is ordered, adjudged and decreed that
the order made upon the 18th day of Novem-
Der, 1850. in the above entitled clauses, Taylor
pany, ana the Farmers and Mechanics' Bank
VS.. Philadelphia and Reading railroad CON-
pany. In reference to an issue OF so-called de-
ferred bonds, be and the same Is hereby re-
V0kp6
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ONE HUNDRED ANB FIFTY-FOUR NOMINATIONS.
There are now pending and unacted upon in
the Senate 154 nominations, including those
that have been referred to committees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-22

AS Albert Davis and wife, OF Newark, Del.
were driving across the railroad track at Stan
ton, near Newark, yesterday, they were struck
by train and both killed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-22

SECRETARY BLAINE in conversation with sew
eral business men yesterday, said he favored
all laws and measures having for their object
tne increase OF trade between the United
States AMI Mexico.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-22

PROTESTS FRON BALTINoRE.-Severai petitions
have been received from citizens OF Baltimore
by the Senate, protesting against the confirm.
alton OF Mr. Adrien. as postm aster OF that
off "
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IN TIE CASE OF the International Bank OF
Chicago, against whom the government has a
claim for deposits not returned for taxation for
a period OF years, which has been under con-
sideration for the past week by the commits
sioner OF internal revenue, a decision has been
rendered that the bank Is liable for total of
S3I, .l3, Including S9,61s 16 Of penalty.
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zIrlS-2H
CLvERBERG' sPECIALTIEs.

sprlS-2w No. I42O street.
CnVERBEHG' sPECIALTIEs.
GOLD LIAF AND DUTCH METAL PICTURE
very rich yeTy cheap snd q " warranted IT no, e tar
sI4sto s2 So The handsoRest Frames , ever S-o: o.
fered here for the price.
@ EsTs been e. s5d aa
ct from S. to 81
handsome designs, from soc. up. They speak for
EnaTaved Easel Frames, cabine. size, very nest
Csc. Fine all silk velvet Cabinet Frames. 47c.
Complete Shaving Set partition cup, Woster-
brush and shaving soap, 81; by mai! to any ad-
Twelve fine stereoscopic Views o; Washington or
California, Niasars. Watkins Glen. SC, with 3
SGSd wsn1i a. 1 stereOscope. 81; By mail to any ad-
.dSf. Before = =Pureh.si9s Baby Coach you are par
en Our doa CoseR hSTa Sn5 to bs
b. sILvEBBERG.
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS.
3f2 7,h and 3I3 sth street northwest,
Apl3-eo Near Fennfyly.1ia svenre.
CHH. HUrrEhT'
Nos, 4O3 and 4Oo 1th st. s.w.
HEADQUARTERS FOR TIE WHITNEY OEILr
DREN's CARRIAGE COMPANY.
the cheapest for Beauty. Comfort and DURABILITY
In ths uarket.
ARCHERY AND FISHING TACKLES, CROQUET
AND LAWN TENNIS, BIOYCLlE.
VELOClPEDES. WAGONS.
=. z. ROLLER SKATES lal numbers, At Prices
70 Suit the Times. mAr9
"AKERe, 2C6 10TH sIRKIx.
" - CHARCOAL.
A0k OE0ENT, PLASTER, CAkPEI LINING
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WAKERe. 2C6 lozR sTR1Ix.
AAA CE0kNT, PLASTER, CARPET LINING
FkLT, FELT and
neT GRAVEL RtCyING SUPPLIES.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEI1Ts o-DAY.-Internal
revenue. s435. .S9s.5s; customs $Ts2. .24693.
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No. I42O r Street.

BRANCH OFFICE.
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V,HOS. G. BASeHOH q Co..
IEALEBs N
WROUGHT-I6CN
STEAM. Gas AND WATER PIPE,
HCILER UPES,
CASING AND LINING PIPE,
fOR6IEGS. STEAM ENGINES.
BO1LERs, PUMPS. VALvEs,
FITTINGS FOR STEAM, GAS AND WATER,
PACKING AND BETTING,
sITEL COAL AND DIRT BARROWs.
eAU6Es, LUBEICATINa OIL, &C,
BALTIMORE. I'D.
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BANKRUPTCY IN TEE SENATE.-A meeting OF
the Senate judiciary committee has to-day been
called by Chairman Eimunds for tomorrow
morning. The object OF the meeting Is to refer
to sub committee Of five all the papers relat-
iHg tc the subject OF bankruptcy which were
yesterday taken from the files OF the Senate
AID referred TO this committee, and to instruct
the sub b-committee to investigate the subject
some national bankruptcy legislation early
next winter