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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, May 13.-virginia &c, consols. 6S,
do past due coupons So; do. new tenfortes. 49, bid
to-day.
BALTIMORE. May 13.-Cotton steady-middline.
124. Flour quiet and firm. Wheat, southern dull
western lower and dullscuthern red, l. 35al. 40 do.
amber, 141a1. A; No. western winter red, spot SO
asked May LAO asked June, L40sa1 404: July. l. IS
al 25ss; August l. .2lS. Corn, southern quie,
and steady western dai-southern white S9aas9k do.
yellow. SfaSS western mixed spot SlaS2; June, s2a4a
s3s; July, s33,as3ss August. sSs4as4h Oats quiet
mixed. 60a61: Pennsylvania 60a63 Rye higher, 05.
Hay unchanged. Provisions hg her and rm-ness pork,
Is 75a20 co. Bulk meats-shouiers and clear rib sides
packed, 9sa12. Bacon-shoulders To- clear rib sides.
13 Hams, 15al5k. Lard-refned. l2a$ Butter dull
western packed, 1Sa28; roll. 15a22. Eggs higher, 20s
a. Petroleum quiet and unchanged. Coffee quet-RiC
cargoes, ordinary to fair, 8a94 Sugar quiet-A soft
9s; copper refined quiet 10. Whisky quiet. 2lal %
Freghts to Liverpool per steamer duh and UNCHANGED
Receipts-nour 8. 735 barrels; wheat, 1907 bushels
T,347 bushels; oats. B. 465 bushels; rye none.
Shipments-wheat. none corn. 0O3 bushels. Sales
wheat, 267. 543 bushels: corn 1885, $50 bushels.
NEW YORK, May 13.-Stocks dull and irregular.
Money, g.. Exchange,long. 1861; do. short 4s91ii
which are y per cent higher Governments irregular
NEW YORK, May is.-Four quiet and steady
and Hax cent better. Pork firm and quiet. l8. f2ss
LONDON, May is, 1890 pm:-U. 8. bonds, q
extended, 1881. Atlantic and Great Western frs
mortgage trustees certificates, 46; do. seconds, 14N
New York Central. 1894. Illinois Central. 1881
Pennsylvania Central. 60h. Reading. 2sss. ontari'
and Western. 26z.
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FOR STATIONERY.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
May II, 1925
the hscal year ending June 80 1883 will be received
JUNE, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK M.
Blank forms for bidding viii be furnished upon an
pGcation. ~
The bids will be considered and accepted or rejected
item by item and this advertisement and the pro osal
so FAR as accepted by the secretary of the Treasury and
the bond accompanying the same shall constitute the
contract between the government andhe bidder
ders, and no further contract will be executed
Inc articles contracted for must be furnished from
Tune to time during the in quantities pursuant to
orders from the Department. The entire quantities
will. however, be called for during the year.
Each proposal must be signed by the individual or
sufficient suretes. in the of two thousand dollars
g. 600 approved by United States officer of the dis
trlct In which the suretes reside do business on
form to be furnished by the Department. conditioned
Tor such portions of the articles may be
awarded under IT, and the performance of the contract
Proposals unaccOmTanied by such bond will not be
considered and contracts will be awarded only esta-
nsned manufacturers OF, dealers in, the articles
Proposals to be addressed to the undersigned, and
marked Proposals for Stationery"
Deliveries must be free of charge at the Treasury De-
partment Washington d. CO. and viii be subject to in
specton by expert detailed for the purpose by the
fercr article will be deemed sufficient cause to annul
the contract. at the option of the Secretary.
The Department the right to waive defects
and rejectany or all bids.
No contract viii be awarded for the supplies referred
TO above until appropriation for their purchase shall
have been made by Congress. CHAS. J. FOLGER,
ml5-laW4w Secretary OF the Treasury.
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xxKRcHBs CONDUCTED BY THE BIOLOGICAL s0CfRfY.
The lecture room az the National museum iase
,vening was nlled with the guests OF IL
biological Society, who devoted their usual weekly
meeting 70 memorial exercises In honor OF the late
Charles Darwin. There was a festoon OF crape
over the blackboard at the rear OF the platform.
on PEDESTAL in front OF the platform stood .
Master bust OF the distinguished naturalist, ex.
scuted by MIS- Heideman, and on one side. framed
n evergreens, was portrait OF Darwin, OF heroic
size, from the crayon OF Mr. like on the wall
back OF the platform were two long strips OF paper
m which had been lettered the titles and dates OF
The works published by Mr.. Darwin. Mr.. Theo.
Gill; president OF the society, occupied the chair,
md made the Introductory remarks, while
Mr.. @. Brown Goode ofIiciated as secretary. Ad-
iresses were made according 20 the following pro-
yram:-" Biographical SKETCH VIM. II. Dali:
The Philosophic Bearings OF Darwinism,r John
w. Powell; "Darwin's Investigations on the Re-
lations OF Plants and InsectsnC c. V. Riley: OAR
win as Botanist," Lester 4. Ward: Darwin on
Emotional Expression Frank Baker; "a Oar.
winian photography" Frederick w. True. MT.
Richard Rathbun, who was not present, was 10
nave treated or "Darwin's Coral Island Studies
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A Word for Capitol Hill.

To the Editor of The EVENING STAR:
In writing Of old times and places in Washing
ton, subjects so full Of interest now that modern
improvements are fast obliteratng the homes and
haunts replete with historic association, it
seems that in some instances the writer's have
been misinformed in regard to facts, and so tall
into error OF late Capitol Hill has had its share
OF notice, and amid regrets at our being cut OF
with the smallest modicum OF expenditure in the
way OF improvements. we hear the oft-repeated
story that il the original landowners had been
less graspiny and avaricous ali these miles of ave
nues, grand with asphaltum and shade trees, and
Queen Anne architecture. would have been
here instead OF at the new "West End" /
cannot say what may have been the case
of Daniel Carroll still live and have the
record in account books and letters, and legal pa
not but feel annoyance at the constant repetition
of this story In regard to his greed in the matter
lei Carroll gaue literally Of his land to the govern
ment, and what he sold was at low prices, in some
cases nearly nominal The true state OF the case
Hill was held at exorbitant figures, but that land
down in the swamp, now known as Pennsyl-
that would secure settlers Daniel Carro I was
| the friend OF Washington and Major L'Enfant-
not one OF the Commissioners OF the Dis
plans for noble seat Of government. Which
are just beginning to be realized But unfortu-
Of the city and its modern improvement have done
for them iSto damage almost fatally the market
value OF "DuddfngtOn." the old family estate, by
having cut and graded around 1t In such manner
that the whole square is left far above the street
level cutting in so close to the line that the mas
sive wall which encircled 1t has been undermined
in many places wholly on the west side) giving to
the property that look OF desOlation which prOba-
bly, kindled the Imagination OF late writer In one
OF our weekly papers. who descants eloquently on
the 'fallen grandeur OF Duddington." The
failing walls indeed look pitiful, but once
green lawn, down the terraced slope
OF the old garden, with Its fragrant shrubbery and
its grand old trees, the outside world and its de-
yastating march OF improvement is forgotten. The
old mansion, with its spacious halls and stately
loving by his children that 1t bids fair
hold its own for another century, for bricks and
morta and seasoned wood were meant, In those
Old days, to last. Here, where the children, and
grand children, and great grand children gather,
happy In the bOunteOuS hospitality OF the gracious
mistress OF the house, light hearts and merry
voices make the old home 80 joyous that the In
mates must have smiled at the melancholy pic
ture OF their secluded life drawn by the roman.
tic correspondent before mentioned.
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At Elizabeth, N. J., James McManus SO years,
unmarried. was instantly killed Thursday night In
Despies' saloon, by barrel OF ale which he was
putting into the cellar falling on him and break
Ing his neck.
At Newport, r. L, william III Durfee, who was
convicted OF forgery on Wednesday, was yes
terday sentenced 70 six years In the state prison.
The house OF Jacob Cazief, wealthy landholdef
Of Ktfkw00d, Delaware, was burglarized Thursday
night and robbed Of all the family diamonds and 4
large amount OF other valuable property. Prom
Inmates Were chl0Fofpfme4
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CPRING DRESS GOODS.

We are daily receiving our new Spring Goods COM
r.is.ng fu hne Of all the new fabrics in French Nov
eines Continuation Suitings in Silk and Wool Ssteene
and french Ginghams. Pongees and Tussa Silks Cam
on and Jspanese Crepes Surah Silks Check and Plain
end Pillow Lner AZ Widths and Qualities; MEselles
fins to matca; French Hosiery in Sk Lsle and Cot
ton; Parasols and Umbrellas.
Those in want of choice GOODS win and Il 10 their
advantage to examine stock before purchasing.
HOE, BRO. q CO.,
-. 1873 STREET n ". NEAR ERBfTT HOUSE
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The Jersey Saving. Bank Shooting.

JERSEY CITY, n. j., May l3.-Edmund W. Kings
land the secretary and treasurer of the Provident
Institution for Savings, who attempted suicide
yesterday by shooting himself In the head, In the
bank building on Washington street, passed &
very comfortable night and awoke greatly re-
freshed this morning. His physician says that
unless Inflammation OF the brain sets in, it is al
most certain that he will recover, though his age
or1cials of the Second National bank informed
Andrew Clerk, president or the savings bank, that
they would loan him $65, 600 I'm current funds on
ten minutes notice, should he need It. The run
was recommended this morning but has greatly
abated and is expected to cease to-day.
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The Proposed New ". M. C.. A. Building
WHAT Is BEING DONE BY MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCI-

The Y. NJ. C. A. Bulletin comes out this week
with an extra eight-page edition, which presents
a full page cut of the Chamberlain club house, re-
Gently purchased for the use OF the association.
The following members OF the board OF managers
OF the association comprise the building commit
tee:-J. G. Ames, chairman; Chas. Lyman, c. E.
Foster, c. B. Bailey, E. B. Barnum, DIR. Jos. Tabel
johnson, E. r. Simpson. DR.. Z. NJ Gallaudet
president OF the Deaf Mute college, has been
elected treasurer OF the building fund, and has ac
cepted the office The board OF managers have
agreed to pay the American Life Insurance com
pany of Philadelphia $32, 900 for this property.
Six thousand dollars has been subscribed by the
members, and it is believed that when all the men,
bership have made their subscriptions this amount
will reach over S.. 600.
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A vER;LL CHEMICAL PAINT.

The original and only Mixed Paint that will no. peel
or chalk. Sold in this market for fifteen years with
entire satisfaction.
ALABASTINE FOR ceilings and walls Better than
KalsoInine. asit win not rub on.
Send for sample cards and carcularsto
FRANCIS MILLER. SOLE AGENT.
s2e-lm BOT 9th street.
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what DR.. Verdi says.

What DR.. Verdi says.
The Senate committee on improvement OF the
river front OF Washington metagRin yesterday and
continued the inquiry as to the deieterious feet
OF the fats and the sanitary effect OF the proposed
reclamation. DR.. r. s. Verdi, member OF the
National Board OF Health and for Is years prac-
ticing physician in Washington, was the lrst wit
ness he was member OF the Washington board
OF health for seven years. had closely observed
the mats and their effect upon the general health;
his attention was called to the afs before hts
n0cti0n with the board Of health ~ the sickness
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DRoPOSALS FOR STATIONERY. :

DEPARTMENT THE INTERIOR
- April. Is, 1882
Scaled proposals win Ae received at this Department
until IL o'clock M. THURSDAY, May l8 1SS2 for
furnishing Stationery for the Department Of the Int
nor during the fiscal year ending June 30. 1883.
Blank forms OF proposals. showing the items and es-
smated quantities required together with circular re-
Department.
Proposals must be addressed to the Secretary Of
the Interior. and Endorsed Proposals for Station
cry"
No contract win be awarded under this advertisement
until an appropriation shall have been made by Com
gress for the purchase OF the stationery required.
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Wall Street To-Day.

NEW YORK, May 13.-The Posts financial article
says: AT the Stock Exchange dullness continues TO
be chief feature but all the markets are neverthe
less strong. United States bonds are 4 higher for
the Is, and 4 lower for the extended IS. South
ern state bonds are fraction higher, and railroad
bonds lla1 per cent. Stocks are up 1sa1A per
M ba oSfy n1,e more aftsy rnan SeSvea 4,
222N per cent for call loans U. s. bonds, and 81
81 per cent on stocks. Time loans are nominal
prime mercantile paper Is unchanged.
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PROPOSALS.

l. NAVY PAY OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, d. c., May 10, 1882.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office until
TWELVE O'CLOCK the TWENTY-NIN1H DAY
OF MAY, 1882 and opened Immediately thereafter in
Fresh Beef and Fresh BreAd and for Baking
Navy Bread as may be required at the Navy Yard and
Station at Washington. ID. c., during the scal year
ending June 80, 1885.
Blank forms Of offer. all necessary information
as to specifications and the quantities required
procured BY applying to the Inspector OF Provisions and
Clothing at the Washington Navy Yard.
Twenty cent of all bills to be retained until the
completion Of the contract.
RICHARD WASHINGTON,
miO2aw2w Pay inspector u. s. Navy,
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALs FOR STATIONERY.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT
WARRINGTON. ID. c., May IL, 1882
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing certain articles
OF Stationery needed for immediate use will be received
at Att this DEPARTMENT until the TWENTY-sLCOND DAY
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upon
application.
item by item.
The articles contracted for must be delivered az soon
practicable.
Deliveries must be free Of charge at the Treasury
Department, Washington, d. C.
Proposals to be addressed to the undersigned and
marked Proposals for Stationery"
mi3-eo3t CHAS. j. FOIGER Secretary
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS..
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
OF THE DISTRICT COLUMBIA. )
WASH NOTION, May 10th, 1882
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the Office
above, until TWELVE O'CLOCK M THTRSDAY
JUNE FIRST. for furnishing supplies to the various
branches OF the District for the year end
ing June 30th, 1883.
reformation, samples and blanks win be furnished
upon application at Room IT, Morrison Building, AZ
street. O. 70
By order Of the Commissioners DC.
JOHN B. CLARK,
ml0-w&s,6t Superintendent Of Property.
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Eound Drowned.

NoRRIsTowN, PA, May l3.-The dead body OF o
man supposed to have been accidentally drowned
was found floating In Stony creek this morning.
He was stranger here, having only arrived last
Tuesday. He registered at the hotel as Monroe
Thomas, OF Brooklyn.
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TeIegraphic Briefs.

The new non partisan police force at Iockport,
NY, has gone on duty here under the police COM
mission bill.
The redistribution OF seats bill has passed the
Canadian house OF commons The bill Increases
the representation OF Ontario by four members
and of Manitoba by one member.
The city solicitor OF Philadelphia to-day began
proceedings against the trustees of the gas works.
as authorized by the recent ordinance OF councils
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I'd Edition.
Latest TGleglanS to The Star.
The Harvard Glass Races.

RosToN MASS, May lathe Harvard class race;
have been postponed till this evening at $50.
when they Will be rowed II the water Is smooth
enough to permit
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Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for The EVENING STAR.

THE WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA RAILRo sD
TERMINUs.-The movement OF the city council, at
Alexandria Railroad Company TO again lay its
tracks on st. Asaph street TO King street, has as
understood that the impedment in the way is that
the city council has now an ordinance which re-
fuses the company the right TO use the street until
compensation TO each person owning real estate on
st. Asaph street, WHO may require 1t for damage to
their property arising from such railway, shall
have been agreed upon between the company and
said property owners and the amount so agreed
upon paid; and also that the Washington and
Alexandria company shall pay bonus OF 500 per
annum for running on the street until the COM
pany shall erect "a suitable and comfortable depot
OF brick on St Asaph street" The agents OF the
company say that IL would cost the company
s. 500 per annum additional to keep two cep Is and
run the trains to St Asaph and King streets. They
say also that the depot would never have left st.
Asaph street had the city council allowed 1t TO
remain.
SUNDAY SCHOOL MEErING.-The Sunday School
Association OF the NJ. L. church, last night,
elected Oscar Baggett superintendent, and John
5. Fowler, assistant superintendent, both tried
and efficient school officers.
OF Mr. Edgar Fleming, lies not expected to live out
to-day at the home OF her father on Cameron near
Fairfax street She is suffering with pneumonia.
The Norfolk and Western and the Shenandoah
Valley railroadmens conference mentioned yester.
day as assembled at the Mansion house eyentuat-
ed in the execution or mortgage on the railways.
"A handsome monument TO the memory OF
the late Hugh Latham has just been erected at his
grave by Neale & Bros. IL Will long be one OF the
sh , Of Odd Fellowship In this sectI9n~A
James Entwise, has been put up at ST. Paus
Sunday school on Pitt and Duke strcets.-The
Maryland ferry-boat project lies dormant-A 10.
cal option convention viii assemble here next
week with W. w. Thornton, OF Prince William
county, as chairman. Ex-Gov. Vim: Smith will be
most OF the counties or this Congressional district
An unverlfied report prevails here this MORN
ing that an oyster boat was run over on the lower
Potomac yesterday by steamer and several Lives
lost
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News Briefs.

The habeas corpus case OF Geo. NJ. Scoville for
his wife was dismissed In New York yesterday az
Mr. Scoville'S request
Senator Bayard's house near Wilmington, DEL,
was ranSacked by thieves during the absence OF
the family In Washington on Wednesday.
The republican state central committee OF Ill
noiS yesterday decided TO hold the state conyen.
ton at Springfield On June 2Sth.
The Massachusetts, senate yesterday passed tbs
redistricting bill without amendments. II now
goes to the house.
Ross telegraphs to Toronto that he Is willing
to row Hanlan on Red river for 5000 purse In
June.
Sir John Macdonald said In the dominion house
OF commons last night that the immigration OF
Chinese laborers to British Columbia had caused
no complaint
At the Baptist convention at Greenyille, s. C.,
yesterday, Senator Brown, or Georgia, made an
address on mission work.
As Benefits yacht Namouna was leaving the
Norfolk navy yard for New York early yesterday
morning, owing TO a strong wind and tide, she ran
into the quay wharf dispacing two blocks OF stone
from the wall and causing leak near the vessels
low.
The cyclone on wednesday did immense dam
age throughout Southern Virginia
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LETTER FROM NEW YORK.

A Matrimonial Bureaul-HOw Candf.
dates Meet and What They DO-COOk.
ing and COOks-The Musical Festival
The Critics Differ-Sam Patchss Disci.
pie HE Don't Jump. O. DonOyan R0ssa
IAN Interview with Him-BuffalO
Bill-MelOdrama Again-Lydla Mont
rose, Etc
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REAL ESTATE SALEs-Thomas Bowling, auction
gin, jr, attorney: Part OF original lot In square
323, located at the northeast corner OF 18th and
streets, so by 75 to Frank B. Smith, for 81. AZ per
square foot.
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FISH MARKET-Sold by r. A. Golden. agent
COO herring. at 81 to $40 per thousand 800 shad
from $28 TO Sal per hundred.
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SECOND LIEUT. j. S. POWELL, signal corps, has
been ordered to San Francisco to take charge OF all
supplies for the Point Barrow expedition. He will
accompany the vessel carrying the supplies To
Point Barrow.
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The Irish Aglt0tlOms
FUTURE PLANS OF THE LAND LEAGUERS-THE SUP.
POSED ATTEMPT THE LIFE OF THE LORD MAYOR
IN LoNDoS-ARREsTs In IRELAND-A MASS MEET.
ING IN NEW YORK.
Messrs Parnell, Kelly and Davitt have gone to
Paris to see Mr.. Egan, treasurer OF the league.
Fears are entertained among league members less
ParnellS and DavittS conciliatory course should
ALLEVIATE the sympathy and cash OF the Irish In
America. 1t is stated that Davitt will visit Amer.
lea shortly on league tour.
ATTEMPT TO BLOW UP THE LORD MAYOR OF LONDON.
A canister was found last night at the lord
mayors mansion In London suspended by brass
hook to the railing In front OF the building. AZ.
tached to IL was a lighted fuse, which was extin.
Mansion house and other city buildings have been
doubled, and many reserve policemen nave been
called out for extra duty.
EVENTS IN DUBLIN
A man named Joseph Corwin has been arrested
at Dublin on suspicion OF being the driver OF thu
assassins car. The detective force In Dublin has
been increased. Passengers for and from America
are closely watched. Yesterday passenger was
arrested whose movements were suspicious, but he
was subsequently released Several English de.
tectives have sailed for New York.
IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS LAST NIGHr
In the debate the repression bill Mr. Dillon, 70;
ferring to last Saturdays murder, said: For tho
first time Irish annals were stained with such as
sassination. No Englishman felt the humiliation
more than himself, but he declared II Old not rest
on Irish history but on Mr.. Forster. II the gov
ernment sent another man TO Ireland TO carry OUT
a measure similar to that under which MT. Forster
acted such an accused act would again sully TIE
page OF history.
EXCITING MASS MEETING IN NEW YORK LAST NIGHT.
A mass-meeting OF hish-Americans was held
at Cooper Institute, New York, last night
Mayor Grace presided. In the long list OF vice
presidents were the names OF prominent land.
leaguers, politicians, members OF the judiciary
and leading rish-American citizens ODonavan
Rosa occupied a conspicuous position IN the hall
Resolutions were offered den0uncing the Dublin
assassinations and repudiating all completely I'm
so black q deed" Before the O'Donavan Rosse
party In the hall would permit them 70 be adopted
an amendment was accepted expressing sympAs
thy ssfor Gladstone's murdered victims OF ev1o-
tt0n.n Richard O'Gorman was one OF the epoakor4
He was frequently interrupted BY cries Of "Ihroo
cheers for the assassinsi" which were kept up ~
disorderly persons in the crowd NJ Jaa 8eo-
path, who was one OF the epeakers exclaime0s
kO0d bless dynamite N RuH1al" He added. how.
ever, that "a ireland the assa4sinat1on1 were .
fatal blow 70 the progre0 Of liberty. La fa8e
neil made an impassione0 speech.
Fse OeAer News see xhiTa Ragos
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BURGLARY.-The residence OF Thomas j. Smith,
on I'd street northeast, between b and streets,
was entered late last night by burglars while the
family were asleep. They confined their opera
lions to the lower portion of the house, and made
off with lot Of clothing and other articles. The
entrance was forced through one OF the windows.