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CITY NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER,
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Oct. IL, 1882.

OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER,
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Oct. II, 1882.
all persons interested in the assessments for
constructing sewers
On Third street from Exchange to Market
streets.
On Fourth street from Seventh to Market
streets.
On Fifth street from Fort to st. Peter streets.
On Sixth street from Fort to Market streets.
On Seventh street from Fort to Fifth streets.
On Exchange street from Ninth to Fourth
streets.
On Franklin street from Third to Ninth
streets.
On Washington street from Fourth to Sixth
streets, and the repairing of st. Peter street
sewer from Fifth to Fourth streets.
Grading Forbes street from Pleasant Avenue
to Banfl street.
Grading Ross street from Seventh street to
Earl street.
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TORRENT
Rooms.

LNOR RENT-To gentleman and wife, without
IL children, three unfinished rooms, with al
cove, suitable for light housekeeping. Referen-
ces-Enquire at 231 Fort Street, on second
block from Seven Corners.
188 30
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FOR SALE.

LSOE SAI1E-s125 dollars will buy horse, har-
Il ness and buggy. Inquire at 16 Buffalo
street. 286-290
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dor RENT-Pleasant furnished front room
Il for one or two gentlemen, 1877 West Sixth
street.
1880
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Grading Ross street from Seventh street to
Earl street.
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Grading Forbes street from Pleasant Avenue
to Banfl street.
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LNOR RENT-A suite of furnished rooms at IL
IL East Seventh street, up stairs. 287-230
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T OTIS in all parts of the city cheap and or
~ easy terms, and houses in good locations
Lynch & Hendricks, 104 East Third street.
2S8-29O
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anu gra01Bg Dd1e street CUln0 avenue 70
North City Limits,
WILL TAKE NOTICE,
that on the 10th day of October, 1882, 1 did
receive different warrants from the City Comp
troller Of the City of st. Paul, for the collec-
ton of the above named assessments.
The nature Of these warrants is, that if Won
fail to pay the assessment within
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WILL loan upon or buy Life Ins. Policies
w L. p. Van Norman, 800 jackson. 1879
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OST-On Thursday morning, small bay
IL mare with hitching strap attached to her
neck. Ten dollars reward will be paid by re-
turning her to Cornelius Freise, stall 35, Pablic
Market. 265*
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I OST-A horse, on Sunday night, October l,
IL dark bay. Finder will please return to M.
Calmenson, ~ College avenue. 276
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and was very careful that lessons in vene-
ration for Gods words and services should
be impressed upon all our minds.
cannot do more at this time than mere
~ allude hurriediy to some points il his
work among US.
He is gone to meet those gone before.
His death comes with crushing might up
on rs as a shool. We have been working
forward to great things in connection with
our school upon his return from his sum-
mer vacation, and can hardly realize yet
that we shall never see his we'll beloved
smiling face again going in and out among
US, never hear his pleasant voice in greet
ing.
But we have the Christian hope of meet
ing him over there.
Heaven is much nearer to us now than
it was a few weeks ago. Oh, that God
may give US the help of his presence in a
renewed and enlarged measure to
continue the work Brother Miller loved 80
well and be prepared to meet him in the
New Jerusalem to which he has only pre-
ceded US little way.
May we live as he lived, and die as he
died, without fear of faltering.
1t is blessed to know that the work done
for the Master in this life will prepare us
for the life to come.
sour voices take a higher range;
They do not die,
Nor lose their mortal sympathy,
Nor change to us although they change
And doubtless unto thee is given
life that bears immortal fruit,
In such great offices suit
Tee fuli-grown energies of heaven"
Mr.. L. A. Gilbert then presented the
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HEADQ. EMMETT LIGHT ARTILLERY, MING
ST., PAUL. Oct n 1872
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR

&MusFNrNTs-1st pare.
ATTORNEYs-Is: page
AUCTION SALEs-7th and Sth pages.
BooKs. &c Sd page.
EoARDING-4th ra2e.
BUSINESS CHAECEs-4tl PAGE.
CITY ITEMs-eth PAGE.
COUNTRY Real EsrArz- 4th para.
IIATHs-Sth PAGE.
Dry GOCDs-3d Sd uars.
EDTCATIOEAL- paEa.
FIEANCTAL-6th rage
FRGfLY SUPPLIEs-6th ra1r,-
toR RENT (ROOmsJ-4th para.
FOR REHT tHOusesl-4th page.
fCE REST tMisCeiiane0Usl-4 para.
CL SALE tS!isceiianeou-)-4th pIta
fCE SALE tHousesl l-4th PAGE.
0tNTLEMFS's GoODS-3i plya.
HoUsEFUBNIsHINGs- pass.
LADIES GOODs-5th Pare.
LOST AND FOUSD-4th + 1t.s.
MONEY TO LOAS-4th olsa.
MEDICAL. &C.-7th PAGE.
fLKSOSAL-4th page
PROFESSIONALISM Ulx,.
PIANOS AND ORGAS.-Jd DIra.
PROPOSALS Pare.
EAILEOADs-eth page.
sTECIAL NOTICES p1ss.
SPECIALTIEs-4th page.
STEAMEEs. &C-6th page
SAFF DEPOSIT -3d plgs.
SEWING MhCHISEs-3d page.
IHE TRADEs-eth pare.
TsrFRTAEEEs. &C.-Sth ol,,.
WANTED (Hclp)-4th page.
WANTED tSituationsl 4th D1y,
WANTED tHouses)-4th page.
WANTED (Ni-cellaneous)-ith pare.
WOOD AND COAI.-3d psee.
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Decline of American Shipping.

- THE CONGKESS1ONAL INQUIRY,
NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-The joint executive con-
gressional commission appointed 10 inquire into
the cause OF the decline OF American shinning re-
sumed its labors this morning. Lieut. j. ID. Kelly.
United States navy, contended that proper oficers
ana men should be provided for the navigation of
shlpS. ErrorS OF judgment and want of Informa-
ton In simple matters had cost hundreds or lives.
ana as single Shipwreck might involve the loss
OF * 1t became the duty or the government
cation. One-half OF the shipwrecks, he said were
due to preventabe causes and two thirds TO ignor-
ance and 1ncOmpetency
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SATISFACTORY COUNCILS OF THE SIOUX CONN
WITH THE RED MEN PLANS OF THE O

SATISFACTORY COUNCILS OF THE SIOUX COMMISSION
WITH THE RED MEN - PLANS OF THE COMMIS-
SION.
ST. PAUL, MIMI, Nov N.-The Sioux commls-
sion, OF which Judge Edmunds is chairman, were
In St Paul yesterday on their way to Standing
Rock agency. JUICE Sherman, member OF the
commission, said they held councils with the
Indians OF the Santee, Pine Ridge and Rosebud
agencies, at which there were about 1880 In
dlans. They found the Indians In all cases ready
to agree to separate.and accept smaller reserva-
tlons, and generally anxious for aid to 60 into
farming and stock raising. They were all particu-
larly anxious for the establishment OF schools for
their children. The plans OF the commission
recommend allotments OF lands TO the different
tribes, suf1cient to enable them to divide among
themselves and establish farming facilities The
commission Will recommend the allotment OF
about 5000 cows to the agencies visited and also
the establishment OF one school for each thirty
children. the attendance az the schools TO be
compulsory, with tho penalty OF withdrawal OF
rations. The Plan inciudes the contanuanco OF
ammunition and ratlons unta tho indiana become
eelf-Supporttng. It q said that after the new
remain - Be ce0ed - The goyU1nenk
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= NEW YORK, Nov. q, IL a.. m.-The stock market
opened generally weak and sal4 per cent lower
than at yesterdays close, the latter St Paul pre-
1erred. Delaware, Lackawanna and Western,
however, was q per cent higher Immediately
after the opening there was slight rally followed
by reaction or sal per cent, Oregon and Trans
continental Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
market after this, although Irregular, was gen.
orally strong, ana at IL o'clock an advance or va
IL per cent was recorded, in which Reading New
Jersey Central, Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern ana Northwest were most conspicuous. Spec
ulatton during the hour has been very active
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FRosTBURG, KY, Nov. 21.-A murder and suicide
took place yesterday near this place, the parties
being young man named Cook and a Miss
Austin. The latter lived in Muhlenburg county,
but came here TO visit some friends Cook had
been paying attention to her and spent considera-
Die time In her company while she was here He
accompanied Miss Austin and her friends on her
way home until they reached Pond river where he
called her aside as he was about to return and de-
lberately shot her through the head. He then
shot himself In the region OF the heart and fell
but sprang up again and shot himself twice
through the head Both were dead within fiye
minutes. A A'0
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Killed by n Burglar.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov. 21.-About l O'Clock this
morning William A. Russell, OF Russell Brothers
at heiSterStoWn, In Baltimore county, was shot
ana instantly killed by burglar. The store had
been broken open by two burglars and MT. Russell
ana hlS clerk, named Pepper, who were sleeping
In the building, heard noise In the store below
ana went down stairs. They found a side door
open and Mr. Russell stepped out, when Pepper
mousse Before Russell had time TO raise his pistol
the burglar nred, the ball taking effect In RuSsels
at large. - -.
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GOOD TITLE.-The Attorney General has reported
that the title to the property selected for the ma
rine hospital at Port Townsend, Washington Ter.
ritOry, is valid.
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Suicide Of a Deserted Wife

NEW YORK, Nov. GA woman, aged 81, who
went oy the name or Mrs. Anderson, and who In
her last letter asserted she the wife OF Joseph
saunders, OF Brooklyn. commtted suicide this
morning In West 10th street by taking paris green
Inc dose taken was sufficient TO XIII twenty
Womed. She was out OF work. and claimed that
her huSb and had cast her OF for another.
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- FORT SCOTT, IA, Nov 2l.-Yesterday an old col.
ord woman Wis round murdered near her hut
three miles from here. Her head was split omen
with an axe There is no clue TO the murderer
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THE NUMBER OF patents issued to-day from the
Patent oftice was 332, designs 16, trade marks 26
labels IL, reissues OF patents 5.
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Suicide Of n Viroinia NJ.

. PETt RSBUkG, VA, Nov. 2L-At an early hour,
thiS mornins Henry Barst, an Old and well known
iuriiture merchant OF this city. committed suicide
by hack ng his head TO pieces with a chisel De-
spondency Is supposed to have prompted the deed.
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LIEUT. j. W. PINDER, U. 8. army, returned to
New York yesterday, having visited this city for
day or two for the purpose OF settling his profess
sonal affairs with the War department previous to
resignng his commission In the army He resigns
10 accept the general management of a southern
railroad enterprise In which he is largely inter-
eSted.
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Arrested.

ATLANTA GA, Nov. 2l.-Thomas B. Morton. al no
q. E. Longshaw, supposed to be wanted in NJ, m
pnls for Raising checks aud committing otter
oHenses, was arrested here last night.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., s31S, S,l6S.50; customs, $3.50, $685.
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ALBANY, N. Y, Nov H-Thomas s. NcCabe OF
syracuse stone-cutter, fell from the new capftoI
Dulldlng this morning and was killed. He attended
a wake last night, and is supposed to have been
IN liquor when he fell He leaves a wife and one
child.
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JACK FROST VANQUIsHEs yellow JACK.-Surgeon
General Hamilton, OF the marine hospital service,
has received telegram from Surgeon Murray, at
Rio Grande, as follows: "Light frost last NIGHT
No Case In Mier for three days starr county ma
rlne guards removed to-day. Hidalgo county
guards removed on 18th. Cold norther blowing
and travel being resumed.n
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BOY Crushed ID Death

PITTsToN, PA, Nov. 2l.-A boy named McNalley..
aged IA years, employed by the Pennsylvania Coal
company. was crushed to death between the cars
at the Law shaft this morning.
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IhurlOW Weeds Condition WOrse
NEW YORK, Nov. 2I.-Thurlow Weeds condition
mas changed for the worse. his demise being but a
question OF time.
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LECTURES.

THE WASHINGTON LECTURE LYCEUM
Il announce the following COURSE OF LECTURES
II the Congregational Church:
Tuesday Dec. l2-Rev. JOHN HALL, DID,. Of NY.
The Scriptures and the Sciences (pew).
Wednesday, Dec 20-Rev. T. DE WITT TALMAGE.
The Monstro-ities. Crueltes and Meanness Of
Modern Infideity (new).
Wednesday Jan. S-Rev. JOSEPH COOK.
The Religious Signs Of the Times lnewl.
Friday, Jan. 5-Rey. JOSEPH COOK.
The spoils System, or the Pocket In Politics (newl.
Friday, Jan. l9-Rev. ROBERT COLLYER.
FROM the Anvil 10 the Pulpit (newl.
Friday, Feb. 2+Mr. JOHN b. COUGH.
Powers That Be (new)
Nnmeer Of Course Tickets limited 81. so each. to be
Aed at principal bookstores Seats reserved for course
without extra charge, at Frees bookstore l42 street.
opposite Ebbitt House. Single admission. IS cents.
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ders etc Also. new Xmas Cards Scrap Pictures. o.
FURNACES,
RANGES,
CRATES
PLUMBING,
GENERAL JOBBING
HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON.
3l7 NINTH STREET.
Branch. 1870 street. near Dupont Circle nc
CARRIAGEs' CARRIAGES:
IAGES!!
MY My ,d stock of Of FALL AND WINTER CARRIAGES is
very large and complete, embracing in part
LANDAUS, LANDAULETTES. COUPEs BROUGH-
ANS, COUPE ROCKAwAYs. COUPELETTs,
CARTS. &C.. &c.
second hand. should examine my very nne stock
Repairing promptly attepdedto
ROBT. H. GRAHAM,
n1o-1m Repository and Factory. 41O416 sth st. n W.
IMPORTED CH1NCHILLA OVERCOATs,
SATIN LINED, $25.
ENGLISH KERsEY ovERCoATs. raw edge, satin
lined, $50.
CASTOR BEAVER OvERCOATs. best make, in
Black, Blue and Brown. 500.
FINE ChINCHILLA OvERCoATs. in Blue and
and Black. SIS.
AI,axooL .iy' CASHMERE ovERcoArs. fancy back.
ENGLISH KERsEY ovFRcoATs in Olive Green,
Olive Brown and Dark Blue, S2O
ALI-wooL DIAMOND BEAVER ovERCoArs. So
FINE BEAVER OvERCoATs. in Black, Blue, Brown
and Dark Green. s13.
DRESS AND BUSINESS SUITS. trimmed with fine
Italian Cloths. from $40 to $40.
FINE DRESS SUITS satin and silk lined, the finest
that can lie gotten, from $25 to $40.
VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT Of Boys Suits from
Is to IL years. which We offer at reduced prices.
SCHOOL SUITS. of which we have an extensive va
CH1LDREN's SUITS at reduced prices
SPECIALITY Of Chidren's Overcoats in which we
can show the handsomest styles IN the city.
POLITE ATTENTION to all who call.
A. sTRAUs.
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Near Tenth Street.
AND 932 d STREET. nls
ROOKS FOR THE LIBRARY AND FOR
~ PRESENTS.
The attention Of Book Buyers Ia invited tn the
sive and unusually attractive stock Of
HOLIDAY BOOKS,
in every variety Of binding now offered for sale by
ROBERT BEALL.
n20-3t Bookseller. 4s5 Pennsylvania avenue
VyRINDERs' LACTO PHOSPHATE OF LIME AND
Il COD LIVER OIL. the best remedy known for
Coughs Colds Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma ali
CECOND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT, AND THR
- highest cash prices paid Also. Wafchoe Jeverv
Guns. Pistols. &c. Call or address HERzOG sos 9f6
TlHE OLDEST ESTABLISHED RECOGNIZED
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL.
SS WAsHINGTo :. November nl 1912

CHILDREN's HOSPITAL,
as WAsHINGro' :, November o. 1882.
Of e "a Of sbs b.9res nj eo
Rna & 1GT e n o Sf G win be held at the
htGINATD FENDALL,
hZt-i2t Secretary Chidren's Hospital, d. c.
vs. cthTURsi = rssalsr n9ahly moh
ms, at German Hail. 1ith street northwest, at
fSi The public are dHis iRfisd RAIL sscrst,
s1s r T. Fi5 q Hf fPFS Of
cocs @ at the New YORK Gb1SS fSee 2
lth and tth streets northwest The ann nal report Of
AdIrssseS vii te made Is Rev. WI A. BAkTTHEffPF. kEfF
+ 5 isdsPsia 1sz IFoSAkB Si ci s. 5ehn:
| vited. niS.3t
I ~ WASHINGTON AND REVOLUTIONARY
80 Re iCS;-Ihe District Committee wishing to
ony the ar Expoon n hs s1a Gapo asSo for
m Sasd an @ deTs any rs such
eafs cse M and wi ling to loan them for this viii
aveIne. by note or otherWse @ loSEk' oi' Louisiana
n18-9t BY REQUEST OF DISTRICT COMMITTEE.
r~ WALTER KER TAXES PLEASURE IN AD-
Goods House q Samuel Ker $50 7th street where be is
reliable qualities and at s1as prces
~. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
held FS & II fA Fe the LIST Is II ths
See 52oe street re I'VE for Of slectns
al eeiock p m. and close at O'clock NJ By order.
Cod Liver OIL at sae psr pint ssfraG bote o at
DREWS Drug Store. corner 9Th street and Pennsy,-
vana avenue. my25-6m
~ DR. HoDeKIN. DENTIST.
Has Removed to 1909 New York avenue,
young Mems Christian Association bnildngj. o25-4w
r@Eo GAS FIXTURES-E RROOKS
631 18th STREET,
Full assortment Mitchell. Vance Co. g Goods. Cor
corsn Building. s15
rsssa FURNISH INDUSTRIES, NOT ALMS.-BF
who Of the Ss
are prgently requested to give orders for MAX
6ldsfy sdrf9 aeHans Gns ssHS
ART o Dc to Rs M
open from a. IN. to pm. $40 6m
SS 4Os 9TH STREET NORTHWEST.
1,rpoGGAAs Gas FIXTURES, SLATE MANrE1s,
hAi hobA PLUMB1tNHtiR 1tNHRNAcES; snH EfSN,Se RANGES.
Jobbing promptly done. SO
FSa GLEN FLORA AND BETHESDA WATERS
Fresh FROM THE SPRING.
W.. M1LBURN PHARxAcrsr,
NILS 1929 Pennsylvania avenue
ATTORNEYS.
W. l. tzlTTzfbHAtR' zT46hS Rr-Ar.n.w.
Practices in all the Courts. fs
Rooms and Gunton Law Building
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GALVESTON, TEX, Nov. 2l.-A dispatch from
bryan 10 the AetrS states that north bound train
Was wrecked On Sunday night, four passenger cars.
ana baggage car beng precptated fifteen feet
down an embanklnenL No one was severely In.
lured.
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PhiIadelphia's Iron Trade.

NO DEPRESSION OF THE INDUSTRY IN THAT CITY.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, Nov. 2l.-Philadelphia iron
ana steel men do not believe that the reports from
lne interior and the west mea n general depreS-
sion In the Industry. Every rolling mill In the
city Is now running on full time, and there is no
prospect or a reduction OF wages on working time.
AT the monthly meeting OF the proprietors OF roll.
ing mills or the city yesterday the prices OF iron
Ior the ensuing month was fixed for the month at
23-l0 per pound, a reduction from the last liked
rate In February OF 2-l0 or cent According TO
the schedule OF wages agreed upon I'm 1873 between
the manufacturers and work men the reduced price,
OF iron brings the wOrkmen's wages down per
cent THIS reduction Will go into effect on tho
first Monday in December.
Philadelphia's Alabama Claims Case.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov 2l.-The first OF tho
aiaDaina Claims cases considered In this city VIII
be that of The brig John Welch and December 18TH
mas been SET as the dar FOR the taking OF test.
IN )Ay beiore special commissioner Nlckerson.
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The Bureau Of Engraving Conspiracy
Cases.
THE AcCusRp PARr1Rs 1un1crRn

THE ACCUSED PARTIES INDICTED.
To-day, included in the report OF the grand fury
70 the Criminal Court, were three Indictments
against VIM. F. Salter and Wilmot Il. Ward. The
nrst charges them with conspiracy to commit a
crime, charging that on the 9th OF September they
did corruptly solicit one John A. Darling to aid
and assist them in procuring and taking and car
rying away, without authority, some OF the dis
tlnctive paper, &C. This was found on the oath
or John A. Darling and Col Irish.
The second charges them with violating section
o,4o1, Revised Statutes of the United States, by
promising and Offering money. and making and
tenderlng contract, and undertaking for the pay
ment OF money to Sarah T. Cotton, an employe.
with the intent to influence her to do an act in
violation of her lawful duty, to wit: Take and
steal sheet OF the distinctive paper used in said
bureau by the United States, and upon which its
stamps for internal revenue and its currency are
printed. Mrs. Cotton, Col. Irish, j. A. Darling
and Mr.. DrummOnd, are the witnesses
the third Is under the same section, and charges
a similar attempt as to John A. Darling, an EN-.
pl0ye, on the OathS OF Andrew L. DrummOnd, Col
Irish, >. A. Darling and Sarah E. Cotton.
MARRIAGE LICENsES.-The clerk OF the court has
issued marriage licenses to Thos Carroll and Han
nan Hodge. J0hn j. Crawford and Minerva r.
Miller. George Watson and Harry Harrison;
ADRIAN Bast1anelli. OF New York, and Kate A.
Johnson; w. +. Minor and Hattie 8. Metonhall;
Emanuel A. DeChard ana Kate u Herliky; Louis
NeWmyer and May BeRs;nger; Thomas Smith and
Louisa Guyvers; Byron s. Adams and Estelle P.
HOltZman
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NEW FALL GOODS FOR LADIES, s. CLOAKS,
NUnterss Dolmans, SEawls and Fisnnels. opening Ut
- xoVN0's Cloth and Silk House. sc s,h street
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The CASE OF CAPT. Notwithstanding Chand-
Ter said to-day that the papers in the court martial
case OF Captain Alfred Hopkins have been SUBJ
mltted to the Navy department, and the members
OF the court have gone away. When asked about
the verdict OF the court he declined TO Say nothing
further than that he had taken no action on it yet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-21

THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE met at 1880
to-day and adjourned until Tuesday, the 5th OF
December. There were present Messrs. Kelley
kasson, Mckinley, Errett, Russell, and Spaer
The only discussion had was upon the possibility
the tariff commission and from the Treasury de-
partment are in hand. 1t was decided that moth
ing could be DONE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-21

MR. w. w. CoRCoRAN has been indisposed for
the past few days. He went to Baltimore last
Saturday and returned here that evening" but was
taken sick, having trouble with his digestive
organs. He went to bed at once, and did not get
up again un TIL this morning. He has now almost
entirely recovered, and was able to be down stairs
to-day. No further trouble Is anticipated by his
physicians.
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Indictn,ent. by the Grand jury.

indictments by the Grand Jury.
THE TREASURY PRINTING BUREAU CONSPIRACY CASE
To-day the grand jury found indictments against
VIM. F. Salter and Wilmot II. Ward for conspiracy
TO commit crime; violating section 5,451 Revised
Statutes e cases); John Harris, violating section
54S0 {uSing the mail for unlawful purposes); Fred
erick Roth, assault with intent to kill Carl Banke
Robert Goodman. alias Streets, second ofrense of
petit larceny: George Hawkins, do; Charles
Mayor, alias Mayors, MayOs, Johnson and john
ston, larceny, and Edwin Jones. keeping faro bank
ana keeping common gaming house. They were
adjourned TILL Monday next.
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INDIAN INSPECTOR POLLOCK, who was recently
suspended had an interview with the Secretary Of
the Interior relative to his case. The Secretary
has taken no further action as yet