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Yent was created here this mornln0 nv tho facs
that the workmen In factories which do not cm-
ploy union men received anonymous c0mmunica-
tons with rough engraving OF q "skuu and
croSs-bones" and over the representation the
word "Scab." The communications are considered
as threats OF bodily harm 70 non-unlon men.
Robbed of e100,0 900 I'm Mining stocks.
La SALE, LIZ, April 7.-Frederick Maikler, Of
P1ttSburg, was last night robbed OF o satchel,
which he claims contained SlOO000 In mining
stocks, while on an eastern-bound passenger train
on the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacthc railway.
and who got on the train at this point Aaiklef
diec0vered his loss at Ottawa and retufncd TO La
Sale Davis was arrested In the Harrison house
with the securities In basket, waile he with the
boy who accompanied him, was engaged In burn
ing them In o stove. Sixteen thousand dollars
were destroyed In this way.
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CHARGE OF INFANrICIpE-Tbis morning Lieut.
johnson and Onicer Rhodes, of the second precinct
had in the Police Court Kate Garner, a colored
Officers say that the reputed father OF the child
rented room and provided for employing mid
wife, &c; that the child was born on March 18th,
and its father buried it, and that the child had
had its head mashed In. The girl is held for a
hearing.
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The Talk About the hesAppOintments.
CHANDLER TO BIB coNFrRxEDff WHO WILL SUCCEED

CHANDLER TO BE CONFERENCE.-THE WILL SUCCEED
TELLER
The nomination OF VIM. e. E.Chandler to be Sec
retary OF the Navy is received generally by repub-
licans with favor. There am however. not few
democrats In the Senate whd oppose the appoint
ment because OF Mr.. Chandl6rs active parti cipa-
tion in the election contest d 1676 It will not be
possible, though, to organize solid democratic
opposition to the conf1rmatiop, because there are
democrats who, while they hay not vote for the
confirmation, will not vote against it These take
the ground that the Presidenthas a right to select
his own constitutional advlsas Even with solid
democratic opposition Mr.. Chandler would be con-
1rmed, because Senator DAVIS will vote for him
and there Is no republican opposition.
The Colorado Representative says that MI. Telers
successor in the Senate Will be appointed early
next week, but he has no idea yh0 Gov. Ptkin will
OF southern Colorado, win receive the appointment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-07

VERDICT FOR THE CArERRR-In the Circuit Court,
Judge Macarthur, the case OF Edward Kolb
against the Inland and Seaboard Coasting Co.
action for $ 000 damages alleged to have been sus-
tanned by him as caterer OF the steamer Jane
Moseley, in consequence OF the boat being taken
Guided this morning By a Verdict Tor plaintif for
SIPS. The defence was that the amount OF dam
ages claimed exceeded largely the real damages
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-07

NEW YORK, April 7.-The Posts financial article
says: Although the Stock Exchange and the vari-
GUS trade exchanges are closed to-day, the banks
and private bankers are open for the acceptance
and payment OF drafts and such necessary busi-
ness as must be done. The various government
offices are also open. There is, however little or no
business doing, borrowers Of money having yes
There is very little doing to-day in the market for
foreign exchange. 1t is yet q question whether
the City OF Berlin, which sails early tomorrow
that she Will not
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"Inree Cafd Monte" and ssBunkO.o
THE MEN ARRESTED IN sTAUNToN, VA, IDENTIFIED
few days ago it was noted in THE STAR that
among some parties arrested in Staunton, Va.
were John Henry Murphy and perhaps some
others who were wanted in this city. It appears
from statements made that the Staunton officers
arrested the parties as suspicious characters be-
fore any offence was committed. On Monday last
j. s. Skivington, who. 1t will be remembered, ap-
peared as a witness in the cases OF King and
Leary, convicted recently OF larceny by means Of
the three card monte business left here and going
to the jail at that place identified John Henry
Murphy. who is under indictment here in he cases
OF Boone and Norman, In which King and Leary
John Long, indicted for the larceny OF SlOO from
E. s. Bartlett, OF New York, by means OF the
evening that the Staunton authorities would dis
miss the charge on which they were held there
this morning. and, the requisite papers having
deputy marshal Of the western district OF Vir-
ginta.
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BosroN, MASS, April 7.-The fre I'm the Eastern
railroad depot at Salem Mass, was got under con-
troll at am, but not until ft had destroyed the
entire woodwork OF the building, including the
offices, waiting rooms, telegraph offces, and bag
gage rooms, with baggage. The FIRE is supposed to
have been caused by the explosion of a can OF OIL
under the stairs in the baggage room. The loss as
previously stated viii be fully 90, coo; insurance
not given.
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A Defaulting Treasurer,

READING, Pa, April G-The accounts OF Adam
N. Dundore, eX-county treasurer OF this county,
are short about $4,000. When Dundore retired
from Office his defalcation amounted TO $50 000 but
$4,000 was returned to cover a portion OF the
deficit in the county accounts The three bonds
men or bundore Will pay the loss. He has con-
fesSed judgment TO them for 600 and TO his wife
for -, 500. Dundore has heretofore borne a good
reputation. The cause assigned for the defalca-
ton is general speculation.
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to consist Of. Lieut. Col Quincy A. Gilmore Iasut
Col cyrw B Comstock, ana Major Charles n. Eu-
tr, II constituted by the SECRETARY of War for the
examination q 1st I1eut WR = Unrunn1l. with
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NEW YORK, April 7.-The failures for the past
seven days as reported to r. q. Dun & Co, of the
mercantile agency, number l27, distributed as fol-
lows: Eastern states IS; southern, 39 middle, 20;
western, 35; Pacific, 8; New York city, z. This is
about tile same as last week, so far as numbers
are concerned. The failures In New York city
were Insignificant no representative house In any
line OF business having failed.
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Five Victims Of an Insane AsyIupa Fire.
YANKTON, OAK, April 1.-THE body OF another
victim OF the insane asylum confiagration was
found last night, which brings the number OF the
dead up to i've.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., A55, ,193. II; customs, $780, 0,63088.
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A Catholic Church i'm Cincinnati

CINCINNATI, o., April AT 12:45 this morning,
an alarm was sounded for fire which was discpv.
ered In the roof above the altar OF ST. Xav.dr's
Roman Catholic church, on Sycamore street.
Everything OF a combustfble nature about the
building was burned, and only the wallis and
tower remain standing this morning. and they are
badly shattered. The church belonged 10 the
society or JeSuftS The building and contents
cost nearly &150,00n; insurance about $4,000 How
the flre started Is q matter OF conjecture.
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BUFFALO, n. Y, April THE valuable stock
barns OF Charles L. Abel at Hamburger, In this
county, were struck by lightning and destroyed
last night together with several head OF fancy
stock The loss is estimated at $4,000. Insurance
s. 400
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April The court OF appeals IA
granted a stay OF proceedings for two weeks In u
case OF Emmett Jones, a negro, who was under sc
tence to be hanged to-day for killing Antoine Veil
another negro, some months ago.
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was stricken with paralysis at hts residence her,
last night, one side being completely paralyzed
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HAMILTON, ONT, April "A large meeting OF
striking carpenters was addressed last night by p
j. Mcclure, OF New York, I'm the interests OF union
He advised them to continue the strike. Several
employers have agreed to the demands OF the
men.
TORONTO, ONT, April THE Grand Trunk
authorities refuse further conference with the
striking freight men, and have ordered the imme-
date payment and dismissal OF the strikers. The
female shoe operatives still out but new bill
OF prices was submitted last night, which is likely
to prove satisfactory.
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The Texas and Mexican Railway.

GALVESTON, TEX, April 1-The track of the
Texas and Mexican railway Is now completed six
tyfour miles, TO point within nine miles OF Lam
paSaS.
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EX-SENATOR POKER0Y ON THE STAND.
s. c. Pomeroy {ex-Senator) testified that in De-
cember last he subscribed for an interest in the
patent on the word OF Mr.. Mcknight that it was a
good thing. Witness was to pay fifty cents on the
dollar for 81, O0O worth OF stock. He had not yet
paid, but expected to unless the company was
busted. Witness had paid So at the Patent ofice
for recording. He still had faith in Mcknight
Charles T. Smith and John 8. Baldwin testified
to taking sample OF the stone to DIR. De Smedt
Mr.. Baldwin had subscribed for COO OF the stock,
paying $500
Dr. De smedt was on the stand when our report
closed.
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kilograms to The Star
PRIZE FIGHT NEAR, CHICAGO.
GREAT DAMAGE BY STORMS AND FIRES.
Prize Fight Near Chicago.

CHICAGO, H., April There has bsen a rumos
In sporting circles for the past few days that prize
Tight had been arranged between owen McManus.
OF Syracuse, NY, and John Files, the ticket
taker OF the Argyle Theater. New York. The mat
ter WAS kept very quiet and at O'Clock this MORN
Ing a number OF close carriages, containing the
principals, their hackers and friends. and few
newspaper men, drove out OF town and pitched a
ring In grove about 10 miles GrOm Chicago. Time
was called at . 80 am. The betting at the stand
was 100 10 40 on Files. Only three rounds were
fought, wheh Files claimed the Tight on foul
McMannis having struck him when ne was down.
Files was badly punished, and McMannis came OF
WITHOUT scratch. The stakes We're $500 aside, and
considerable money changed hands
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THE regular Cabinet meeting to-day was not
held In consequence OF its being Good Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-07

Spring DRESS GOODS.
elites Continuation Suitings in siR and Wool sateens,
a
% aa.ss MsassRs
Spreads, all grades; Damask Table Cloths, with Nap
ton and Tmb1sss IN sh e and Cot
IN want on sh1ss soSds win find to their
hOOE BRO. d CO.,
mas 1928 STREET NV. NEAR EBBITT HOUSE.
HAYWARD HUTCHINSON,
sl7 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST,
BRANCH CORNER EIGHTEENTH AND P STREETS,
DUPONT CIRCLE.
PLUMBING. FURNACES. RANGES
NANTELS. 10.
Jobbine in all these lines. II
S11 GO TO LOVES. S11
e ssdns sees be 1
Lasss. Ribbons, FIinges Passenentsres. Cords and
81
ssi real At wE sS"''n
a1-6t sll MARKET SPACE.
Il NOCh OOD FELLONO HALL.
GRAND DISPLAY
MEN. BOYS. AND cHMDRENs CLOTHING,
H. +. EIsEMANs,
THE POPULAR CLoTHIER AND TAILOR,
A21 SEVENTH STREET N. W.
s.2'.: Our BOYS DEPARTMENT replese with Beautiful
The latest Designs and First-class Workmanship. at
Look at our $3.50 BOYS SUIT. tho Cheapest ever
We have SIXTY YOUTHS. SUITS. which we offer
e. asn tSw Pcs Of $500 They cannot be
BOYS FLANNEL SUITS from a up.
CONE AND SEE THEMI
n r. EIsEMAN.
mso undsa ssa oda aaT Fsso.s ss..E1i Han,
THE REAL ESTATE TITLE INSURANCE
i CO.. OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
INCORPORATED Dec. 9. 1881. CAPITAL. ssoo. 900
n ASHFORD; ;;s,asn. B. sEA.s ALE. Secretary.
l. 'oHSss2stt ssss President. E =. RIGGS r,...,rs..
,s.ss Pss: s g s:s ss q :, .
trustee or mortgaeee also cercstes guarsnteeing the
transact al business relating to the Investigation and
bia.
oFFIcE:-0unton Building (second Aoor3. 472 Louis
1anA avenue.
TRUSTEES:
M. Ashford. Charles @. Duncanson
samuel f5sc0n. Richard W. Tyler.
E Francis RlgyA Isaac L. Johnson.
James g. Payne. Geor1e =. 6chsfex
Albert A. Wilson, flg-1m
FOUNTAIN BRAND OF FINE
4 TOBACCO = Tie besk Tfytk I9 81 yholeaals
Ain maj s1r,ek -, -: e; SSj4ss z
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TIE National Board OF Health reports that
during the week ending April 1st there were in
Brooklyn cases Of smallpox, Is deaths from
scarlet fever, z deaths from measles, IS dea this
from diphLheria, ana death ftom typhoid re yer;
deaths from typhoid fever in Burlington, Vt
Measles epidemic In Columbus Miss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-07

Ex-SECRETARY HUNT does not wish to say
whether he will accept the Russian mission or
not, until his nomination has been acted upon by
the Senate. There seems no doubt that he will
accept the position, when he is confirmed.
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STANDS AT THE HEAD.
THE LIGHT RUNNING AND DURABLE
EIDREDGEi
IhE PEER OF SEWING
MACHINES!
Compare I, with any other and you win decide a. once
IN its favor. Call and see il at
OPPENHEIMER'S
Sewing Machine and Fashion Rooms
SOS 9th street northwest. near corner Of F street
Bazsr Drtssmaker for Spring and Summer showing
JC0 Of the leading styles Tor Ladies' aud Chidrens
wea-. price Is cents. mis-
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AMONG THE OFFICERS ordered to torpedo instruc-
ton at Newport, r. l., and On the 1st OF May, are
Commander VIM. Gibson, Lieut. r. B. Peck, OF the
photographic once In this city,
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AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House to- day
were Senators Dawes, Sawyer, Kellogg, Anthony
and Pugh, and Representatives Aldrich, Herndon,
Sherwin, Pettigrew, Jones (N.J.), Calkins, Miles,
Scranton, Shallenberger, Belford and Jacobs.
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NATIONAL BANK NOTES received to-day for
redemption, 8,O00

THE BOSTON C0LLEcToRsHlP.-The nomination
OF Mr. Worthington, the editor OF the Boston Tsar-
eler to be collector of the port OF Boston has re-
vived the question of the right OF Senators to be
consulted In the matter Of appointments The en-
tire delegation from Massachusetts,, with but two
exceptions, recommended the reappointment o,
Collector Beard. The President saw at to ignore
these recommendations, and appointed Mr.. Worth.
fngtOn lnaSmuch as Senators Dawes and Hoal
opposed ex-senator Conkling in his insisting upon
the right OF the Senators to be consulted In ap-
pointments. their action upon the WOrthington
case viii be looked upon with interest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-07

BONDS embraced in the 10eth call mature to-
morrow. Bonds OF that call amounting to N,15,-
400 have reached the Treasurer's office. Checks
in redemption, including interest, were mailed to-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-07

~ THE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOL-
tS ders of the Inland and Seaboard Coasting Com
Pany for the election of nine Directors will be held at
their ofice, 613 18th street, WEDNESDAY,, April II.
Polls open from IL to pm.
.-, WM. THOMPSON, President. ..
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THE NEW SECRETARY OF THE INrERIoR-Henry
M. Teller is fifty-two years old and a native Of
Allegany county, N. Y. After being admitted to
the bar in his native state. he settled at Morrison
ILL.,, in 1858. IN 1851 he removed to Colorado, and
settled in Central CITY, where he has since resided
He was elected to the u 8. Senate upon the ad-
mission OF Colorado to the Union and reelected In
1877 for the term ending March, 1888
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Many who have used Elys Cream Balm a. . remedy
for Catarrh cold in the head. &C., report that the
immediate results are wonderfully beneficial. Many
Of obstinate of catarrh reported. Chas
Stoddart Druggist q East Seneca street Buffalo, NY.
ELYs' CREAM BALM COMPANY. owego. ny.
a5-eO3t
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Investigating Is ssCOrners - and Z" Fu
tureS.S

NEW YORK, April THE special senate commit
Tee appointed TO Investigate the system OF making
scorners" and dealing in "futures" will begin their
labors In this city at noon tomorrow. Among the
witnesses TO be examined are VIM. III. Vanderbilt,
Chauncey M. Depew, Hugh j. Jewett, George r
Blanchard. and other prominent citizens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-07

THE CHINESE LEGATION UPON THE vETo.-The
Chinese legation In answer to letter from Clar
ence Dernger, ESQ.,, OF this city, a warm personal
friend Of the legation, in which the latter said:
81 congratulate our country On the wisdom of
President ArthurS first Veto replied: "Accept our
sentiment towards US. The Presidents veto is a
just and reasonable one We admire his conduct
BY the iii-ieeiing Of the politicians, &C., &cs' ~
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CHARLoTTEsvILLE. Va, April 7-Wm. Werten-
baker, who was appointed by Thomas jefferson as
secretary OF the faculty and librarian OF the Uni
yersity OF Virginia in 1926, and who has filled
that Office ever since, died last night at his resi-
dence, in the 65th year OF his age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-07

ARMY ORDERs.-Major Edmund c. Bainbridge,
list artillery, will report to the commanding gen.
eral military division of the Pacific and depart
ment OF California for assignment to a station. At
his own request Capt Thomas B. Hunt, assistant
quartermaSter now awaiting or 1ers at Fort Union,
New Mexico. will proceed to his home in Minne-
sofa and await further orders.
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THE ArroKsrr aEsrnAL returned to the city to-

THE LEAvE OF absence of Capt George N. Dow
ney, 21st infantry, is extended four months. Tn {
leave Of 81 Lieut.. William English, 18th infantry
Is extended three months.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r~ DON'T GIVE UP AND SAY THERE Is NO
SIS help for Catarrh Hay Fever and Cold in head.
since thousands testify that Elys Cream Balm has
tirely cured them. Price, so cents.
Apply into nostrils with little Finger.
am cured Of Catarrh and deafness after giving Eys'
Cream Balm q thorough trial My aunt deaf in
one After using the Balm few times her hearing
was restored. +. D. Morse Insurance Broker, Eliza
beth, n. J.
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Old World News BY Cable To-day.

THE SUFFERING HEBREWS IN RUSSIA.
LONDON, April IA meeting OF the Mansion
House committee I'm behalf OF the suffering Jews
OF Russia was held yesterday telegram from
MI. Lawrence Oliphant, one OF the honorary com.
mfssoners OF the fund on the continent, which
was read, stated that ,2I refugees had already
registered at Brody. The committees fund was
reported to have reached c66, 600
BAD IMPRESSION BERLIN.
telegram from Berlin to the DdiiD Telegraph
says:-"A bad impression is produced here by the
nomination OF NJ. DeGaroT as the Russian minis
Ter or public instruction. The new minister be.
longs TO the section OF violent slavophilesn
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LIEUT.. DANENHowER-The St Petersburg CORES
pondent OF the New York Herald telegraphs that
the Emperor has given instructions that Lieut.
DanenhOwer ana his companions should be brought
down TO Gatschina as soon as they arrive in st.
Petersburg, as he desires to see them and bid them
welcome
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ALCOHOLIC INFORMATION WANTED.-A circular
has Deen addressed by Commissioner Raum to all
the collectors in the United States, requesting
that they report the quantity, in proof gallons of
alcohol used in the arts and manufactures in their
respective districts during the year ending April l.
1882; the estimated quantity that would have been
used II the tax had been 50 cents per gallon; and
the quantity that would have been used II the law
had permitted the withdrawal OF alcohol in bond
for such purposes free OF tax. The information Is
desired by the committee OF ways and means.
J.
GENERALS w. w. Dudley, Dumont, Humphrey,
Wright, and Ayres, and Col. Lockwood have ac-
cepted invitations to attend the grand banquet Of
the Union Veterans, in Baltimore, next Monday.
THE TITLE 10 CoNNs IsLANp.-The Attorney
General yesterday replied to the Senate resolution
calling for Information as to the title OF Conn's
Island and the land on which it Is proposed to ex-
tend the dam at Great Falls, as well as to the
ownership Of water privileges there. that the In
vestigation OF the matter Is not within the duties
OF the Attorney General as prescribed by law He,
however, furnishes extracts OF opinions by AttOr-
ney General Gushing, and other data from the
department. tending to sustain the validity Of the
title Of the United States In the property In Ques-
ton
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OF Senator Teller as Secretary OF the INTERIOR and
the other nominations receiv0d from the President
yesterday were referred to fhe appropriate COM
mittees. The Senate also co11fmed the following
nominations: Asa G. PrindH, OF New York, to be
United States consul at Par&: VIM. J. Wallace Of
New York, to be United Stat& circuit judge for the
21 judicial circuit; w. s. o. Robinson, United
States attorney, eastern dist OF North Carolina
s. l. Wise, receiver OF publid moneys, Dardanelle,
Arkansas; John X. Faulkners3urveyOr OF customs,
Franklin, Ky. POStmasterS-Samuel /. Fletcher
Charlestown. NH; Melvin a Cushing, ,Minonk, III
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THE Wisconsin Republican Association having
adopted resolutions last mo nth complimentary to
Postmaster General Howe. they were presented to
him yesterday and he responded in fitting terms.
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FOUNTAIN BRAND OF FINE CUTcHEWINO
a TOBACCO = TIE besk TytA Pr - Nhnlsas,s
sz-ims ,usr slu,ek re.r ~: e ~ = - e
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THE REAL ESTATE TITLE INSURANCE
l. CO.. OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
INCORPORATED Dec. 6, 1881. CAPITAL. sooo. 600
II, ASHFORD b. BEALE
President 6ecretarv
I I. JOHNSON, EFF. RIGGS
Vice President Txeasurer.
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COMMISSIONS were issued to-day to the following
postmasters in neighboring states: E. Brady
Fulton, Howard county; j. NJ. Carpenter, Hill Top.
Charles county; j. Francis, Berrett, Carroll county
all OF Maryland. j. Culbertson, DickinSonville,
Russell county, Va.