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WHAT OoNcnEss n DorNe.


senate Rrocecd1a0S
tcoxrNuRp FROM THE FIRST Kpr1oN)
meeting Of the Senate during the remainder OF this
session be 10 q 10. Laid over.
ELECTION OF SENATOR'S IN NEW HAMrsBIRl
Mr.. Blair modified his resolution offered on
| Thursday 50 as to instruct the committee on ju-
dietary to inquire and report 'ts opinion whether
the legislature OF New Hampshire, chosen In No
vember, 1882 when organized, can lawfully elect
| Senator OF the United states TO MI the term
which will commence on the 4th Of March, 1885,
Mr.. Garland stated reasons for thinking that an
inquiry by the committee on judiciary would be
useless, and suggested that the question had bet
ter be referred TO the committee on privileges and
A long debate then ensued
Finally Mr.. Blair withdrew the resolution
THE TARIFF BILL
was taken up.
Mr.. Sherman offered substitute for his amend
ments offered last evening reference TO steel In
| gots, etc.
A Tariff Sensation i'm the House.
The debate on the tariff bill was continued in
the House after the report In the first edition
closed.
Mr.. Dunnell practically declared that IL had
been determined by the republicans to abandon
the BILL and reflected severely on his party col
leagues for deluding the people.
Mr.. Kasson, in reply, laid the blame OF delaying
the bill on the democratic side which statement
side.
Mr.. Haskell Immediately moved that the COM
mIttee rise, and that motion being agreed to,
moved. that all debate on the pending and sue.
hour.
Mr.. Carlisle raised the point OF order that that
motion was not In order.
The discussion on Mr.. Carlisle's point OF order
progressed amid good deal OF confusion and ex-
element MeSSrs. Carlisle, Hammond ga y and
Randall being the prominent speakers on the
democratic side, and Messrs. Haskell and Kelley
on the republican side.
Mr.. Hammond asserted that Mr.. Haskell,s
motion had been made In the heat OF passion and
called attention 10 the fact that IL would ex-
pedite action on the bill, for ten thousand amend
| ments might be offered and ten thousand votes
had.
Mr.. Haskell inquired whether he meant 70 state
that ten thousand amendments would be offered,
and Mr.. Hammond replied, with much warmth,
that sooner than have such an outrage as was
contemplated conSummated, he would stand on
his feet and oner million amendments himself.
Mr.. Randall made somewhat OF a conciliatory
speech. but protested against the wrong which
was to be perpetrated, and warned the republican
Side that II 1t did not wish to push the democrats
Into condition OF obstruction 1t should hest
tate or they would assume that attitude.
The debate was in progress when our report
closed.
Capitol Notes.
The House committee on rules has been called to
meet this afternoon to consider the Kasson reso-
luton. The action OF the ways and means COM
mlttee relative to the internal revenue bill will
depend somewhat upon the action OF the commit
tee on rules
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GRAND AND PETIT jurors pRAwH ro-pAY
To-day the following were drawn by the casrx q
the court 20 serve Jurors for the March tern q
the Criminal Court, 20 be convened Monday nexts
GRAND JURORS
W. ID. Lawton. 22a II ST. NV: Isaiah shoo.
maker, Tenleytown road; Alex Leadingham. ~
n st NV; Frank Thomas sisa p ST. NV; a. W.
Doison, Isis sist St NV: John Todd 1871 9TH AZ
Luther NJ. Cornwall, iooi Nd ave. ;samuelF Davfs
62l Pa. av. NV; Jos r. Cassin, 1901 TN It. n " :
D. T. Stauo, l0s 8st st. NV; Theo q. DeMoli otS
+. ID. Shoemaker, Perce's mill road: Calvin Payna'
$50 Dunbarton ST.: W. c. Dodge, ZIG b a
n. e.; c. w. Thorn, Sl5 9th ST n. W.,
Root X. Johnson sos aoth st, n. w; Richard Poi.
lard, go L St. n w; John Y.AtIee, lis ST. n a
George Spransy, 507 7th St, n. W.: Andrew Ssks
3i6 9Th St, n. w; c. ii. Chappell SO II st. a. a !:
Anthony j. Clarke, az 7th St, u W.
PETIT JURORS
Peter NJ. Dubant, 902 9th ST NV; VIM II
Wheatley, l06s Jefferson St NV; W. Knowles
lssS Soth St; w. II. X. Cissell, iis2 9TH St NV; /
d. Squier, Pa ave-; x. Youngs, 1900 10th st e y.
Boteler, 1S sth 81. sc. l. Cavanaugh 9Th A ST me-
James Jirdinson, 1906 ST. NV; W. j. Schneider.
2so T. Capitol ST.; Thos J. Gait. s6a La ave. nv !;
Ezra b. Barnum. 1870 St NV: Richard Mann.
leil ST NV; Thos Altemus, Ssi LIST St n.e: Z
r Lucas, llS0 10th ST. NV: Albert II. ChapA
2l0 ID St Sc; John Mahoney, ITO 9TH ct
George Kaiser, Soss NJ st. NV: Gustave Lans.
ourgh, a0e i St NV; Thos Bowling, 396l M u
NV; John Cornell, 1889 8lst IT. NV: Henry
Dixon, 13oS ST wv. Samuel Waggaman, COZ q
Nv; Edward A. Watson. 1880 aist ST n W. owen
OHares sOls ~. NV; b. II. Waters, ls0l c St az
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Wall Street To-day.

AMInoV1O 1ONE IN thu STOCK NARKEE.
NEW YORK, Feb. 17.-The Posts financial article
says: The improved tone in the stock market
noted IN the last hour OF business yesterday was
continued this forenoon. The market opened a
fraction higher for the majority OF stocks on the
active list, and continued flrm without any re-
action up to 1890 O'Clock. Shortly after IS the
market became stronger and advanced, making
the net result OF the forenoon's business IN 70
1878 an advance Of 4 to IL, the latter on Lacka-
wanna with an advance; also OF ~ on Union
Pacific, the other stocks OF the active list gener-
ally advancing fraction. The an
pearance of an unfavoraple bank state
ment at 1890 caused reduction OF 4 to
Is, but at 1880 the general range OF the market
was Il to N above the closing Of Last night. The
total sales up to 1890 O'Clock was about 100000
shares. Government bonds were 4 higher for the
Is, and otherwise unchanged Rates for money on
call or stocks remains nominally at 81 per cent
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THE NEW FIvE-CENT PIEcEs.-The new i've.
cent pieces are still being coined at the Philadea-
phia mint. and any one can secure them there in
sums OF twenty dollars The impression is gene
raj, however, that the Secretary OF the Treasury
VIII, as soon as he is able TO attend 10 Official du-
Ties, issue an order that will at least make tho
coin comply with the law, by having the valuo
designated on the reverse, II IL does not wholly
discontinue the coinage, and direct that those al
ready issued be redeemed as fast as possible. No
further supplies OF the new coin for the Treasury
department or for the subtreasuries have been on.
dered In view or the expected change IL is stated
at the Treasury department that none OF our coins
are In strict compliance with the law, yet as tho
defect In this instance makes the coin, when
glded. so liable to be passed a f1ve-dollar gold
piece II Is thought that some action Will be taken
to Obyiate the difYicuty
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A Frfghtful Texas Tragedy,

AUSTIN, TEXAS, Feb. IA dispatch from Bas-
trop announces the death OF Col ]. Ross Greene,
one OF the wealthtest and most prominent cttizeps
YORK few days ago. His remains were brought
10 Bastr0p for 1nterment This is the end OF a
terrible tragedy. A few weeks ago Col Greenes
wife committed suicide by pouring Oil over her
self and then setting 1t on fire. Her husband Wit.
messed her horrible death, vainly attempting to
extngufSh the flames until he tainted. He was
taken to New York for change OF scene, and there
became insane and died.
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In order 10 close debate on the tariff BILL Mr..
Haskell, OF Kansas, or the ways and means com.
mttee, this afternoon made a motion TO limit an
debate on the pending section 20 one hour The
effect OF this would have been TO have carried the
progress OF the bin from page ~ 20 l0a-sixty
pages-without any debate at all The demo-
cratic members at once made points or order
against the motion, holding that all tax
and revenue bills are TO be considered by classes
and rot by sections Mr.. Robinson, Mass }, a 70
publican, made a speech, holding the point Of
order TO be well taken. Else otherwise, IL would
oe In the power OF majority TO put an approprt.
atlon or tax bill into one section, and thus pasD
IL with but flve minutes consideration In commit.
Tee OF the whole. Debate on the point OF order wa
pending when THE STARS report closed, but IL wAs
the general impression that the Speaker woul1
sustain 1t
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DISCUSSION CUT OFF by THE sHACKELFoW
EULoGIEs.
The discussion In the House on tie point OF or.
der occupied the House TIL O'Clock when tho
Speaker announced the special order - eulogtes
on the late Representative Shackelford. Tho
democrats defiantly called for a decision on the
point or order, but the Speaker paid no attention.
with.
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The Program In the House.
A PROBABLE PosTPONKMENT OF THE FURTHER &C
SHERATON OF THE TARIFF Bill.

u FhObADLE fUSIfONkAENT OF The fURTHER CON-
SHERATON OF THE TARIFF Bill.
The consideration OF the tariff bill, which was
Interrupted to-day in the House by the eulogies
pronounced upon Representative Shackelford, of
North Carolina may be postponed until late in the
middle OF next week, II not indefinitely. On Mon
day. after the call OF states, the day will be de-
voted to the bills reported from committees TO be
put upon their passage under suspension OF the
rules On Tuesday IL is said Chairman HiScOck
OF the appropriation committee, viii
call up the sundry civil appropriation
bill. This bill is now with the
appropriations committee, but will be finished to-
day and be ready to be reported to the House
early on Monday morning. Its consideration once
entered upon It win run probably until the end Of
next week After the sundry civil bill is out OF
the way Chairman Page will call up the river and
har6or appropriation bill 1t is not believed that
the Dill as reported can be passed, and that II any
Dill Tor rivers and harbOrs Is passed It VIII be q
lump appropriation. to be extended at the discre-
ton OF the Secretary OF War.
A PROBABLE ABANDONMENT OF TIE TARIFF puI
The abandonment OF the House tart1 bin "a
foFeshadowed BY the action OF the ways ana means
committee this morning. The committee directed
the chairman on Monday next TO move to suspend
the rules and pass bill to reduce internal revenue
taxation, TO be framed to accord with the internal
revenue feature OF the tariff bill now being con-
sldered in the Senate. This "a construed to indl-
cate that majority OF the ways and means COM
mittee have lost hope In the effoFt to pass any
tariff bill at all
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THE NEW YORK STOCKMARKEr
The following are the opening and closing prices
cfthe New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
Especial wire to Fl. H Dodge, $50 18th street.
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LETTER FROM NEW YORK.

The Streets I'm New Y0rk-The Duke de
MOrmy-A strange StOry-Early Sum.
mer Quarters-Public Life fOrWOmen-
DR.. Collyer and Opera-The Pu9ilist's
NiIl-The Dime Museunls-The Ital.
ian Immigrants, Etc.
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An AssIGxMHNT.-Mu n. 0utman, or O1s TN
street. to-day made an assignment OF her effects
20 Abraham Fisher, for the benefit OF her cred
ltors. with the following preferences: -Four chil.
qren. $1.20: Joel 0utman OF Baltimore, 500: Joel
9utman Co, OF Baltimore. 81 o72: Kerngood
BIO, Baltimore, &6S& =: A. Stinehart CO., New
York, $i26; Francis Prott 80. ami Doee In hands
Of party unknown. tss9
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A Peacemaker Kflled.

WMKEsBARRE, PA, Feb 11-At Shfekshinny.
last night John Briggs attempted to stop night
struck him On the head with sbilly. killing him
instantly
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THE MICHIGAN SENATORsHIP SCRAMBLE-Two
Dallots were taken for q. s. Senator by the Michi-
gan legislature yesterday without result Ferry
got IL votes, his supporters having scattered Be-
iore the legislative investigating committee Rice
a. beal, chairman OF Ferry's committee, admitted
.nas FERRY had told him he could rely on his Ger
Iy,2 support In regard to any promises he could
make make. He accordingly promised positions to two
members OF the Legislature.
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Name.
Cen. Pacific. ..
CheS & Ohio. ,
Amusements. Etc.

FoRD's OPERA HoUsE.-The engagement OF Mr..
Frederick Warde will close this evening" when he
will appear as Orchard I'LL" On Monday Chas
E. Ford's successful comic opera company viii
open in Gilbert Sullivan's comic opera, "Iolan-
the"
NATIONAL THEATER.-The last performance OF
"Romany Rye" will be given this evening. The
SUBSCRIPTION sale OF seats for the grand opera en-
SO COO had been realized. The season Will be
opened Monday evening with Faust"
THEATER COMIQUE.-An unusually attractive
program has been arranged for next week at the
COm1que.
DIME MUsRUM.-There will be change OF
novelties in both the museum and the stage for
the coming week.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-Professor Carpenter will
give his popular mesmertc entertainment
another week.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-Mr. Raglan will
deliver his third illustrated lecture here this even
Ing; The subject will be: ''Venice, Milan and the
italian Lakes"
ROLLER SKATING RINK.-The rink next week will
be given up to the dog show. When that is ended
the popular assemblies will be resumed.
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CHARGED WITH RECEIVING STOLEN GoODs-Ran-
dolph Robey, jeweer on 14th street, was charged
before the Police Court to-day with receiving
stolen goods, the gold watch and chain and a pair
OF god bracelets stolen by the colored girl George
few days ago for robbing Mrs 7. Dewitt Alien No.
1904 q street Mr.. O. s. B. Wall appeared for the
defendant and st ated that he could show that his
client acted in good faith The property was
ideatined, and the case was continued for further
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SECRETARY FoLGER is still confined TO his red.
dence, although his condition is somewhat In.
proved. He Is suffering from plain fever anl
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ARRANGEMENTS IN THE CRIMINAL COURT TO-DAY
In the Criminal Court this morning the following
persons were arraigned: Isadore MendeI, alias
August Miller larceny pleaded not guilty. He also
pleaded not guilty to obtaining money under false
larceny; pleaded not guilty. Charles Boles, house
breaking; pleaded not guilty. Bill Bergman,
assault with intent to kill Officer John W. Howell:
pleaded not guilty. Jno W. Brawner, housebreak.
Ing; pleaded not guilty. Andrew Harris, second
ofense petit larceny; plea OF not guilty Withdrawn
and one OF guilty entered; sentenced to the Erie
county penttentiary at Buffalo for two years.
Ezekiel Smith, enlightenment, four cases; pleaded
not guilty. Silas Terrell, embezzlement two cases;
pleaded not guilty
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The PRESIDENT is expected to return to Wash
ington tonight from New York.
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Mr.. H. ". Garrett, for James c. Sprigg, to-day
entered suit against Lafayette Grover to recover
$a2oO Tor balance Of rent OF house. which he guar
anCeed to see paid.
before Jnee srou this mnrnino for wateK; was
DOt OF Canton flannel from in front of the store of
george Melting, No. 1926 9TH street He was SEN
fenced to 60 days in Jail.
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APPorNTMENT.-Robert Broadbent has been a..
pointed keeper OF life boat station No. 2 ct Lud-
dington, Michigan, vice j. J. Brown resigned.
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A Generous Beuuest

PROVIDENCE. r l., Feb. 17.-The will OF the Iatx
George F. Wilson, offered for probate in Easl
providence, contains beQuest OF $1,000 fol
Brown University.
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spiOche Said 10 Have Fled.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. IA private dispatch from ths
Creek Indian Nation states that Spioche, tho
leader OF the rebellous faction OF that tribe, has
fled from his camp, and that many OF his follow
ers are said TO have joined the constitutions
party. 1t is feared, however, that Spioche and
some OF his savage partisans viii endeavor %
Induce the wild Indians to Join them, and, whea
Should this be done IL is said the government win
show no mercy, but Will deal out the direst pun
fshment to all lawlesS bands or Individuals
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BOOKS, &c.

NEw BOOKS.
The Russian Empire. by Geddie 81 50; America his
tory, by Mackenzie, 81 The 10th Century. history
BY Mac kenzie 81 The Gar, tale Of the time of the
First Napoleon. 81. 25 Sergeant Balentine's Expert
81 so; Ragnarock by Donney 81 so: Ice Cream
and Cakes, 81. So Rambes in Rome by s. Russell
Forbes 81. 70; Mrs. Lorimer by Malet 81.
An entire new assortment Of novelties Note Paner
sold by the single qure with Envelopes to match
spondence Cards and Stationery of all kinds and prices
Our Valentines now pen in most beautiful designs
W. H. MORRISON
f3 ATS Pennsylvania avenue,
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DETROIT, Feb. lin the joint convention
Senator resulted as follows: Newton 4iemS. IS:
Palmer, IL; Ferry, IL; Burrows, 10; Hanchete. }:
Wlllets, s.; Lacey, @; with Is scattering on seYen
other candidates
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ROCHESTER, n. Y, Feb. l7.-When engine No. Q
OF freight train on the Genesee valley railroad
which left here this morning, ran upon the bridge
at Aliens creek near Scottsville it plunged injD
the creek. The fireman, Charles Hanna was Killed
aud Henry Fuller, the engineer, had hts am
broken and foot crushed. The body OF the nfo.
man was recovered. The bents or the bridge had
been washed out by tie ice and water.
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WATERFOWL, n. Y, Feb 17.-Ten feet eiGhe
inches OF snow fell here this winter. There ~
been but little thaw until yesterday, when u
warm wind and rain melted the snow rapidly,
There Is no perceptlble rise In the Black rftct q
this point At Carthage the low lands are oveE
flown.
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President Arthur.

NEW YORK, Feb. 17-President Arthur was still
at the residence OF Mr. c. p. Miller In this city to
day. He received q few intimate friends who
called, and intends taking his departure fol
Washington this evening.
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| NTON FISHER

4 ~ CHEMICAL DRY CLEANING ESTABLISH.
H. l., s9o . street northwest Thirty years' experi.
NJ s ladies and 6entemen's Garments. also Crspe
aees etc are perfectly cleaned BY this superior
ks LADIES. Evening Dresses Q specially. Os;nion
,ns DeSmedt ofcial chemist Of the District Of Co
taln.A four chemicals Of the most effectuai ma
tare and harmless and your perfect macinery is not
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RANCE OF Il e 9cs Of ne %
m o23; 2 pm, co., Maximum, so; minimuM,
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Dr. COlyer has definitely decided that there is
no intrinsic wrong In opera or the drama, and he
has taken most effective means Of impressing
his audience with his idea of the thing by en-
couraging the young men of his Sunday school to
repeat their performance of Gilbert 4 Sullivan's
opera of "Patience" They wished to 90 tn
Chickering hall, but he threw open the chapel OF
was rugged up as stage. When the opera was firsf
played In the chapel It reused such storm of dis
approval that ITS repetition was never looked for,
and there Is no doubt that Dr. Collyer caused it to
be sung over again simply to enforce upon his peo-
pie his conviction that an opera could be quite "a
moral In Its effects as q sermon. He has often
said as much.
THE PuGILIsTa.
1wonder II Sullivan means fight? I am pretty
sure that Slade does not, and begin to be of the
opinion that the men Will never fight anyhow.
Their plan seems to be to go hippodroming around
the country. giving exhibitions and raking in the
money OF the country yokels, who think they are
viewing two ambitious and powerful young men,
who have every endowment necessary to good
lighters, and blow like pirates, but seem utterly
Sullivan is painting for hight as hard as he saws he
is and Slade is spelling for like encounter with
sullivan, nothing on earth is to prevent the two
men from fighting. Each has all the pecuniary
backing he needs, and every one involved in the
affair on one sideo the other expresses the widest
aeslre TO have them come together in a twenty
four foot ring: Therefore there is no excuse for
further delay. Whether Sullivan wants six months
TO train, or Slade ten months to train. is of no
earthly consequence, II they only meet at once
ana settle the TERMS the time and the place OF the
battle This Will convince people they are In ear
nest and make their shows draw better, as well as
Doth men stripped number of times, and must
pace them among the most powerful OF their sex
"a tne country Sullivan Is beautiful man from
his chin down. His face is Of a low tyne and
somewhat revolving, but he is built like Greek
god, and perfectly developed all over his body
perfect type OF physical beauty, is heavier
IN weight and built more like q
,g than his great rival Among the many
features which would be apt to frighten man
VINO thought OF standing up before him his hands
would probably take commence. Their size is
enormous, and the very sight OF his huge INST
WOULD brighten an ordinary man into entire sub
mission ana AFFECT obedience But his arm Is by
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GOLD COINS BELOW rHB sTANpARp-Tnirty-nv
thousand dollars In eagles, coined at New Or
leans, have been found to be below the proper
nneness $4,000 OF these coins were put In CIR.
culaton before the error was discovered A re,
assay OF the gold pieces representing this delivery
by the assay commissioners at Philadelphia ~
the standard In fneness II makes no praOtical
difference In the value OF the coins, but Che o0G
mission will report the fact TO the President AL
the result will probably be q change In the ofAok
OF aSSayer at New Orl0anA
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The HOLIDAY CoNCKRT.-The sale at Ellis on
music store OF reserved seats for the grand hQlid
slant, at the Congregational church, in0icaS1G y
large attendance.
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An Accident ON the Pennsylvanaa
AOaA
TRENTON, n j., Feb. IA collision OF fretGne
trains on the Pennsylvania railroad near ~
this morning, caused delay to the New Yol$
express, which left Philadelphia at 30, OF thru
quarters OF an hour One frei0ht car Was donA
1shed, but no one was hurt
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6RANDFATHERs CLOCKS.
1hs finest COLLECTION Of oid-fsshiorsd Enaifsh Han
nd Nantsl CLOCKS In America can be found 81 80"
JOHN r. HARES.
% Fayekte street, Baltimore. Nd
D.-oss sapers CHIME CLOCK Of large size On
.S". 3alS-lm
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TaousLH At CHon RKHRARsAI.-Abouf -
O'Clock last night Q telephone mesonge 80 .,
cefved at the fourth precinct station houuA =,
house OF Father McNally, OF 81 ssep6eaS chu6k
near the corner OF 18th street and R0nny1v1no1
avenue When the ofloer (Harbisou) roaoho1 -
the ofgan1sf, for committing an assault O. C1n9k.
keafney. Q member Of the Choir. IN TIE fu1DlD
tho choir assembled for rehearsal Prof Daner bogu
20 upofald one Of the lady singef1 ana Vho0 ~
ness inseffered On the ladyS behalf The So
the assault was committed on him. 1he Cougt -
posed me Of - Defendant noted q 49,
asa gaye bo00e
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CHIEF Clerk Tweedale Of the War department.
has returned from a trip north.