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SENATE PROCEEDINGS.

SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
WASHINGTON, January IL. After
the dieposal OF the Holiday relief bill
Senators Platt aud Harrison viii IN.
deavor to secure the passage cf u bill.
70 regulate the practice In patent
suits
Senator Dlgos, itom the Lola
u,trs committee to day reported .
fill providing FIR tho allotment Of
Ia"aa ~ soyers! y to the Ottawas, Of
the Indian territory, Also a bill rati.
f. ng the agreement 9ith ihe indiana
granting a right Of way 10 the CArson
" Colorado rsilyoal through tho
Walker river reservation il Nevada.
Consideration II the tariff bill was
resumed. An amendment making
tho duty on sulphlto of iron or cop
pcr - three tenths e y cent pes
pound was agreed to The paragraph
covering acetate of lead, lithsrgr,
orange mineral, &c were reserved
Tor further confederation.
Senator Piatt moved to make the
uutl w SluuS DClEe OlG CSuG IN
stead of halt q cent per pound, and
the duty on refined saltpetre half a
cent. Agreed to.
On motion e Ssaator Allison las a
member of tho committee reporting
biiD, 'aspAaltum or bitumin" was
transf sired to the free list.
Senator Coke moved to reduce the
rate on "coal tar colors or dyes, by
whatever name known, not specially
provided in the bill" to 90 per cent
ad vslorem.
after debate the rate was !, # an re.
ported 30 per cent ad valorem.
Senator Coke moved 10 make the
duty on ultra marine 20, Per cant ad
valorem. Lat. Adjourned.
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
The bill for removal tf cases from
state to federal courts passed-yeas
1874, nays LIZ.
The naval appropriation bill was
reported. House then weat into a
committee Ct the whole, Nj. Ryan,
(kan } in the chair, On the stats of
the union.
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smoke house has a hanging way thirty.

smoke house has q hanging way thirty
six feet high and q capacity of 90, O0C
pounds. The heat to which ham and
shoulders arc subjected Is supplied by
hardwood sawdust. From the smoke
house the next journey Is to the sew.
Ing room, where the porcine bundle ia
wrapped in paper, covered with cloth,
stitched up, and the whole covered
with u yellow wash. Tho wash is
composed o. chrome, -four, clue, etc =,
and Is iatcndod TO protect the package
from tho h,os. After this the lebe
aud Che packing room, ard the ham
begins ito marketable career. There
ID room for 5000 0C0 pounds OF ham
IN the s'ororoom adjoiniog the smoke
houee.
Meantime a portion Of this 500
pou,d Nebraska hog has been
TRAVELLING THROUGH IL SAUSAGE MA.
CHINE,
and finally appears in tho disguise Of
annexed bologna, pork strands, or tho
les. i've Fsankfur.er. One machine IN
the sausage department. chops 10, 900
pounds of meat por day, and the total
product is 1900 pounds every twenty
four hours.
In tic case of q hog weighing $50
pounds o goodly proportion of that
bulk hnds its way TO tho lard tanks.
Here it Ia subjected to an intense
heat, aud a solution is added 10 cut
the cirt and settings from the Cro,sy
deposit. The cir and steam or forced
from below up through e. Grid.
carrying the impure matter & eos Sop
of the tank, whence 1t Ia ln.mmod
from tho surface. The refined lard Is
then removed to an agitator, through
which cold water Is pumped, and from
this agitator or jacket" is drawn of
IN required quantities from a three.
pound can to a 335 pound tierce.
After standing twelve hours the lard
is ready tor shipment.
Ia tho canning department the
visitor recognizes another section of
his Nebraska hogship. His tongue
occupies a handsomely labeled tin can,
while the meat from his head has been
carefully removed and fills u can bear.
Ing the inscription, English Drawn"
His feet reoppear In boneless canned
disguise, here We have him again in
h%eadoheeae and tripe, aud again he
turns up either potted, corned, or
compressed,
Yesterday, at The stock yards, there
were $500 men in the employ of Ar
mour d Co. In every department
workllen are crowded for room, aud
new additions are to DO built as soon
as possible.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-17

New YORK, January 16. The table
compiled for The New York World on
the basis of imports of New York in
1882, of the actual results Of the pres.
eat tariff and of the estimated results
of change, proposed by the tariff CON
mission, shows that on all the differ
emit kinds of iron imported during the
year 1882, also tin plates, the total
amount Of duty paid according to the
present laws was $40, 1913, coo; that
the duSy on the same, according to
the tariff commissioner racommen.
dations, would be SI4 6S1, 600.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-17
Explosion Off 1dweiser.

ST. LOUIS, January 10. I feared
the loss to creditors by the failure of
Conrad 81 Co. will be heavy. They
had branch business houses in Arizo-
ma, California and other states. The
failure of p. v. Smith 81 Co., of
Tembstone. Ari,, and tho defalcation
of Horny G. Kissel, city treasurer os
Tuscon, Ari., who was agent e Con-
rad d Co., are said to have FASTENED
tho ~suspension.
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Tho Marquis at Richmond.
specis Dispatch to Tut Gss.

RIeEMoND, Va, January l6.-The
marquis of Lerne was waited ON bv
tho mayor snl cisizsla to-day. Prin.
cess Louise was absent from tho re-.
eeption ewing to f~stigues of travel,
She drove through the city in the al.
ternoOn, hsweyer. Governor Can a.
ron could not pay his reapeota owing
to small poK in his family, The prin.
cess and party leave tomorrow for
Charleston.
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An Arrest on Suspicion,
Special Disp,tch to Tux BaE.

MILWAUKEE, January 16.-George
Schiller, the lessee of tho bar ia the
Newhall house, was arrested this of.
ternoon on suspicion of having set
lire to the hotel. Schiller says that
he closed his saloon at 1:30 u. M, but
he was found In company with Will
Sinderson aud Tom Dunbar. He re.
turned to the saloon after 3 a. m.
The greatest excitement prevails.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-17
All f1r Protection
special Dispatch TO TuK BIER.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, January To-
The American Morlno Sheep Breed
ers' association met in annual nession
to-day. President Marx ham spoke
very strongly on the tariff question,
declaring the association to believe in
protection from foreign ignorance,
which strikes directly at American
producers.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-17

f**"Durability is better than
show" Durability of health ia worth
more than the wealth of a Van
derbilt. Kidney Wort is mans cola
borer in maintaining health. With
healthy liver, bowels and kidneys,
men and ome will always DO In
good health. If the bowels are
torpid, If piles torment, II the back io
foil Of pain, get q package of Kidney
Wort and be cured without more auf
ieTing.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-17

bsrs and proxies being present. The
business of tomorrow was mapped
out. 1t Is understood that another
subcommittee, on the basis Of repre-.
'eotancn, will BE- appointed, mas.
much g. separate propositions have
been made by at least three mem.
befs e tho sub. committee,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-17
Windcm Will win.

Spec al Dispatch to 1HElBtE.
ST.. PAUL, MINI, January 49,
The senate to-day gave Window 23
votes. He lacked only one vote of an
election.
In the house Window received AZ
votes, Is less than was necessary.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-17
Tonuessss Corn,

SAvAESAH, Ga, January l6.-The
first cargo of corn in bulk shipped to
Europe from this port vas loaded from
tho elevator to-day. 1t is Tennessee
corn,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-17
Industrial Protectors,
Special Dispatch to Tue Bnr.

DPosIA DI5DAtuh 70 lin BhE.
New YORK, January l6.-The GER
tihcate OF incorporation of the New
York association FIR protection of
American industry was filed to day.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-17
'Tis Well lis stillsveII.
al Dispatch To TIM BKk

MT VERNON, O., January &c.
\ sws came to-day of the death of Mrs.
Emma S~'illweu, who confessed the
murder of 80 many Ct her relatives.
Up to the last abe maintained the
truth of her conf ,ssion.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-17
They Want I. T rmation.

WASHINGTON, January 16.-The
house committee on military aft .irs
this morning adopted a resolution
inquiring OF the secretary of war what
effort had been made 10 secure the
arrest and trial of Howg.te.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-17
n Burned Town.
Special Dispatch to THH BE.

CINCINNATI, January 16.--Tbe
Commercisl'Ga zstte's Spsncerville(O.)
special says a fire this morning de.
Htroyed the main business portion of
the town. Particulars of loss and
Insurance are not given,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-17
n Kansas HIazs.

LAWRENCE, Kansas, January 1G -
A ife broke u this morning ia the
queensware aud furniture store of j.
Q Ashton. Before the flames could
be controlled, nearly u doz9n business
houses burned ont. Tls principal
losers are Mrs. NJ. j McCullough.
Her loss is 81 coo; insured for 5000
Total loss SAC, coo, insurance S2S COO
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-17
CARL'S SUGAR PLUM.

The Hawaiian Sugar Monopoly
Successfully Coping with
CONGRESS.
Several Decided Advan' ages
Secured by Sprccsels ald
His Lobby.
D it mined Efforts Of TIE Op-
position to Abroglte
the Treaty.
Tho = casaty IL EUlly TnsprSd
Against Il by tho Stolep
kng CT Gold.
an out inc Of the Tariff Bill p epared
by the House Committee.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-17

Clothing and boots and shoes AZ
your own figures at j j. Brown &
Co.'S. We propose to close our retail
department,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-17
Thn Main Sanntnr.

sfaHc'al Dispatch 20 TIE Blk.
AUGUSTA, Me-, January l6.-Frye
WA elected AenatOr.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-17
LYDIA e.
VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
Ia n Positive Cure

"
For all those Painful Complaints and Weakness,
40 common to our best female populati>a.
A Medicine for Woman. Invented by . wsrss
Prepared by 4 Woman.
The Greatest Medical Discovery since the DAVIS Of Hst~~
tFIt revlvcs the dropping spirits, invigorate, and
hnrmoniEcs the organic functions, gives elasticity and
nrmnoss to the step, restores the natural lustre % ths
eye, and plants on the pale check OF woman tho frcsA
roses of LIES spring and early summer tins.
tW- Physicians Use II and Prescribe II Freely ~
It removes f%aintness, natulcncy, destroys all craving
Tor s%timulant, and relieves weakness OF the stomach
That feeling OF bearing down, causing pain, weight
and backachc, Is always permanently cured by Its uss
For tho cure OF Kidney Complaints OF either ses
this Compound L. unsurpassed
LYDIA r. pINKnAM's BLOOD PURIFIER
Will eradicate every vcstigo Of liumors from ths
Blood, and give tone and strength 90 the system, q
man woman or child. Insist on having it.
Both the Compound and Blood Purifier are prepared
at 2S and 25 Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass. Priced
either, 81. Six bottles for o.. Sent by mail In the forx
OF pills, or of lozcnges, on receipt of price, o. per bon
for either. Mrs. Pnkham freely answers all letters q
inquiry. Enclose Oct. stamp. Send for pamphlet
No family should he without LYDIA r. PINKHAMH
and torpidity OF the liver. eS cents per box.
sTSold by nll Drusgists.-Ua ~
~
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-17

the gentleman who rides on u. P.
trip permits, was very anxious to OK.
clu3e newspaper reporters and he
moved a resolution to that effect. The
majority CT the members, however,
being fair and square did not desire
any star chamber proceedings In this
enlightened age and Nj. Gray's motion
was very properly dropped.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-17

hsTreKs. Saddles. &e.
L WEIsr 50 18th "a be, Fam. A HArpsy.
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Double.Sf.eet To-morroxy.

The demand upon the advertising space Of The
STAR is so large that t is absolutely necessary. In
order to insure classification and Insertion, that
advertisements should be handed In before IL m.
tomorrow
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IN OUR WHITE GOODS OUR STOCK rs COM
PLETE. WE NOTE SPECIALLY OUR LINE OF
''LINoN DE DACCA." OR INDIAN LINEN, WHICH
WE HAVE KEPT REGULARLY FOR THE LAST
THREE SEASONS. WE HAVE OFTEN QUOTED
OUR l5o QUALITY. WE MAKE SPECIALITY OF
THIS NUMBER. AND KNOW 1T TO BE BETTER
THAN-NO. YOU CONE AND EXAMINE THE
QUALITY AND COMPARE WITH ANY SAMPLES
YOU LIKE,
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WE HAVE NOW OPEN DUB LINE OF GAUZE
AND BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR THE WHOLE
LINE HAS BEEN MADE SPECIALLY FOR U.s.
AND EVERY GARMENT Is STAMPED WITH OUR
NAME. WE HAVE THE MEMS IN LONG AND
SHORT SLEEVES. THE LADIES' IN HIGH NECK
AND LONG SLEEVES. HIGH NECK AND SHORT
SLEEVES. Low NECK AND SHORT SLEEVES.
WITHOUT COMMENT WE ASK YOUR ATTEN-
TION To DAY TO THE QUALITY WE OFFER AT
TWENTY-FIVE GENTS. ABOUT THE OTHER
QUALITIES WE SHALL HAVE SOMETHING TO
SAY LATER.
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PERSON AL.

E)RIvATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
No. 6o4 r STREET NORTHWEST.
he.iable information furnished in oil cases: consul
ahon free; will call at residence when rec uosted an
lnIsiDess strictly confidential
fl7-im' McDEyITT, FLINDER & MoELFREsH.
A Ii PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
~ SIMON IMIRIE
Will present the same before the 18th day of
March. A. ID. 1885, at my law ONCE No. Col stnT
w. PRESTON WILLIAMSON,
1i1-ZW Assignee
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Duringits remaining hours Congress will scarcely
do more In the way OF public business than pass
the appropriation bills and possibly some sort of
tariff reduction. The measures which viii die
Win this Congress will number hundreds, even
thousands The falling bills are mostly of q pri-
Vate nature. but there are some OF Importance to
the country generally. The bill to provide ma
tlonai educational fund Is that dies with gen.
eral regret The duty OF the federal government
10 assist, out OF It's OVERLOOKING treasury, In the
work OF providing rudimentary education for the
masses Is conceded on all sides. In neither house
OF Congress has any opposition to the principle
been manifested; On the contrary members OF
both houses have freely favored 1t. but difference
Oh opinion as TO the best method OF distribution
and other details, and the pressure In behalf OF
less important bills, have deprived this beneficial
measure OF consideration.
The failure of the library bill Is another general
disappointment as Wen public loss The ma
tioaal library scheme goes over for another year,
at least. The bankruptcy bill, the shipping bill,
and the Utah bill are some OF the other prominent
measures which must go by the board. The bill
TO retire General Grant and that for the relief of
ffz-John Porter are among some OF the most con-
spicuouS private bills that 60 over.
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OK AnA-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
SpceVVV REWARD.

Whereas Thomas Edmonston, my great grandfsther
nine cas- lease Of l.nds 962 70 $50 CivsrtSs
msnof. 70 nus nephew-oDe Bell. These lands worn
i1gS IN possession Notely Youhs whose title Of jss
noid were among the unprotected titles handed to hroo
% g Commissoners-1homs. Besl = Forces, -
Mhite-whose report forwarded by the Secretary a
Treasury To u. s. ConRress 1903, states they yseN
unable 70 get perfect titles to lands Of Wsshineon CIV
These leased snd 262 TO $50 reserved and
became the U. =. washinston Arsenal and contsuous
lands Entire report OF Commissioners and titles per.
sscted and imperfeoted Of Warrington City ends pos.
session OF said Commissioners In 1905 were handed -
SECRETARY OF Treasury and forwarded o. g. ConGrso6
N lSoS Zee Conxrcssiond yournaisa and nov repsia
having iapsed the fee title to sad lands In boldnss q
Noteiy Young 1898, return to Thomas EdmopstopV
male ner myssit: under Maryland laws, 100 ysag.
ago) individually. oder Q reward, q. 900. foe ~
neCsssa ssttsnoe in obtaining full kpowiedgs and
Congress in iSoS which are now among archives Of O.
q. Address SAMUEL b. EDM0NSTON,
10 20t 7l4 N. 9Th street, st. Louis, Mo-
MADAM ROSS. 1HE LONG-EsTABLIsHED, RE-
N1 hnbie ClairyoyAnt and Astrologirt gives bettos
satisfaction in al affairs Of life than any the pro-
fesson tells the past present and future destiny rive
advice and assistance al matters appertaipine ID
business love ADD matrimony. ALL IN TROUBLE CAIL.
ID street. above II etreet northwest. sU
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the defeat OF Mr.. Ferry In the bailotinr for u. 4
senator by the Michigan Legislature YESTERDAY was
gsed thing, not so much tn that it remands TIA
oen9eman TO private life as that It shows tn
weakening influence OF the machine and the wan
ing power OF the caucus In legislative bodies Ls,
ne people rule
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L1NENS-LE MOTHS. i TO YARDS-FOR A
THOUSAND USEFUL PURPOSES. AT NEARLY
ONE-HALF THE PRICE OF THE PIECE GOODS.
JUST OPENED YOU CAN NOW GET ALMOST
ANY LENGTH WANTED. PRICES: Csc, soo..
$780,. 400. Soc, go.
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Dramatic talent and charity combined do not
seem TO draw very wen In New York At the
anction sale there on Wednesday for choice OF
seats at salvinis proposed performance for the
benefit OF the Ohio river aood sufferers, only
twenty-two persons we're In attendance. They
oaaat manage the affair right II they wanted 70
IeAe IA oacket fun Of money they ought to have
announced the f,rst appearance OF some woman OF
douhffni reputation. That brings out the miIinn-
atroa Old and yopn1
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WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
mh2 BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
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xI.Z5
FOR ia MARsEILLES SPREAD.
the same we sold a great fob 1t 81. so,
Que OF the best Uuakee lO-4 SHEETING, CSC.
Just opened another lot of those Boriered f}er
man Damask NAPKINS. Ut 81. Is per Dozen
60 cents, w
Also. another lot OF those German Damask and Huck
TOWELS, at 20 and 2Sc
io,4 New York Mills. SOC 81 New York Mills. 2sc.
o. New York Mills l8c. A. Lonsdae Cambria l2J6
"A wamsutta. I2xc All other brands 1t propor,
t0nate prices
MITCHELL'S,
nlh2-6t 931 Pennsylvanis avenue
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WHEN W. ADVERTISE

SPECIAL BARGAIN We MEAN SPECIAL. WE
SELL HUNDREDS OF ARTICLES AT THE SAME
PRICE AS THEY CAN BE OBTAINED ELSE
WHERE. THE WHOLESALE PRICE OF THE
ARTICLE BEING FIXED AT SUCH Rate AS
WILL ADMIT OF BUT ONE RETAIL PRICE ON
THE OTHER HAND. WE OFTEN OBTAIN
SPECIAL BARGAINS OR CONTROL CERTAIN
LINES OF GOODS WHICH WE KNOW ARE UN.
DER THE MARKET. THESE WE CALL TO
YOUR ATTENTION THROUGH THE. MEDIUM
OF AN ADVERTISEMENT. FOR INSTANCE. WE
ADVERTISED IN FEBRUARY A LADIES HEM
STITCHED LINEN. CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEF
AT 1910. AS AN EXTRA GOOD BARGAIN,
WE OPEN TO-DAY 50 DOZEN MORE OF THE
SAME QUALITY AT THE SAME PRICE. THEY
ARE WHAT WE CLAIM.
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WE ALSO ADVERTISED IN FEBRUARY La
DIES SILK CLICKED BALBRIGGAN HOSE AT
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. ANY MERCHANT DAN
SELL A SILK CLICKED BALBRIaaAN HOSE AT
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. THE QUESTION Is ON
THE QUALITY. WE CLAIM OURS CANNOT BE
EQUALLED. WE OPEN TO-DAY FIFTY DOZEN
MORE AT THE SAME PRICE,
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

FOR ENF-WASHINGrON HALL fTHIRD
-, Ioor) mas been refurnIshed. painted and papered
and is now the handsomest lodge room in the CITY,
Vacant Tor Monday Tuesday. Saturday and sunday
nights SwORMSTEDT x BRADLEY
J Hiul-ot 928 r street
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WE CONTROL THE LINE OF ls-IECH SWISS
LAWN. AT 25o.. WITH WHICH WE HAD so GREAT
SUCCESS LAST YEAR. ALSO. A &2-INCH ECRU
SWISS LAWN. AT &c.. BOTH OF WEIGH WE
CALL SPECIAL.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures,

EfOR RENT-DAIRY. HOUSE, COW SHED AMI
Ia apont hye acres; convenient. cheap. P. II. Fol
SUM, DfiSntWoOo. H. Z. mil ST.
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mh2 BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
M A R c H
IS OUR SPRING ovERCoAT
MONTH. AND ALREADY
HAVE THAT STOCK ON THE
COUNTER FOR YOUR INsPEC-
TIoN. IN VARIETY. FINISH
AND FIT THEY EXCEL ANY
THING EVER OFFERED BY
ME.
GEORGE SPRANSY,
ONE-PRICE cLOTHIER AND TAILOR.
607 7TH STREET.
I GUARANTEE IN WRITING
PRICE AND QUALITY. mha
IN 90 rs
NEW STYLE CASHMERE WRAPS
LESS THAN FIRST COST.
LACgs. TRIMMINGS AND FANCY GOODS, ALL
AT REDUCED PRICES.
REAL LACEs AND BUTTONS BELOW COST,
MOO rs,
ols PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
MP Washington. D. C.
OF Ok
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That honor which IS proverbially said to exist
ameag thieves was an unknown quantity with the
washington ring piundererS According TO the
confessions OF the Craftsmen the men who did
the stealing were al the lnercy of the detectives
aud OF the "fence" keepers. The stolen plunder
had TO be sold for whatever the 'Tence" agreed TO
pay, and part OF the proceeds went TO the detec.
tives When one OF the latter suspected that he
had not obtained his full share, a threat TO
arrest the thief made him shell out And now.
when in the tolls OF the law, each OF the gang Is
willing to sacrifice all his former associates In
order to save himself.
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secretary FreIinghnysen has given assurance
that Sheridan, whom the British government de-
nandS shall receive ali the consideration and pro-
lection TO which he is entitled The Secretary SAYS
ne viii make no move IN the case not required by
law, treaty and proprety. Under the treaty.
sheridan Is not liable TO extradition, unless the
crime charged against him is sustained by EVIL
denee that would be regarded as sum cent to hold
hin Tor trial for similar crime committed in this
country. The accusation against Sheridan rests
seieiy upon informer Careys evidence, and is on
set ~ the positive denial OF the accused
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FOR RENT--STORES.

[COR RENT-TWO STORES. 1922 AND s24 ira sT.
Il n; W. Possession given April l, 1888. Apply to
CLINTON ADAMS, 500 e st. NV. m2 -6ts
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ANTED-M MISCELLANEOUS


WANTED-s3, OGO OR "a, 600 FOR -FOUR YEARS
ON real estate situate in the center Of the city
Office. Agents not wanted mho. as
WANTED-YOuNG MEN WISHING no LEARN
thoiouahly architecture and engineering pro-
LESSON to call aid arrange for day evening iustruc-
ton at Office 1921 street northwest Room g. mhi
WANTED-FIvE CENTS PER LOAD PAID FOR
W all dirt pu. in hole side OF Sd street be-
New York avenue mbI I'm
WANTED-HORSES TO BOARD; CARRIAGES
stored: coits and vicious horses broken. Address
Il X CARPEATtR, ADacostis apply to MAIN
bRO, Sd and Pennsylvania avenue f2S-6t.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

F0R RENT-FINE RESIDENCE - THE FINE
double residence. l405 street. occupied by Hon j.
w. roster, can be had by q private family for two
years. or the unocCuled term of his lease. Apply on
fne premises. or t. FITCH. FOX BROWN, 1857
fennsSiVania avenue. mr2-3t
FOR REeT-HOUsE 1928 10TH STREET NORTH
4 west; Seyen rooms: all modern improvements. Ap-
Ply to THOS J. MYERS, Real Estate Agent, 1920 r
stroet NORTHWEST mh2-l
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The river and harbor bin had hard time In
the House. Its opponents picked it to pieces right
along, and both sides lost temper An amend
neat was offered to give Colorado $4,000 OF the
fund for general distribution. True that state has
neither navigab!e river nor a harbor but II the
pubic money is TO be scattered among the states
ana congressional districts, Colorado might as
Wen have her share. The proposition was to ap-
propriate 800 900 for irrigating arid lands and
q Il was Withdrawn. the object In Offering 1t was
probably 70 illustrate the extreme lengths TO
which this river and hsrbor legislation Is running
The chances are that the Senate will defeat the
hall