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The Evening critic., 1883-04-28
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE,
10 THE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTuwrsr

In EFFEcr MARCH 1, ISs3
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from atation
corner of Sixth and streets,
as follows
For P1tteburg and the West, Chicago Llmited
Express OF Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars
atGp q. m. daily Fast line $50 a. m. daily,
with sleeping cars from Harrisburg to Cincii,.
natl. Western Express 1880 p. m. daily, with
Palace cars to Pittsburg. Mall Express.
g69 y. IN. daily for Pittsburg and the West. with
ata palace sleeping Car from Washington to CHI
BALTIMORE q POTOMAC RAILROAD
FOR Erie, Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, Mag.
ara at G50 daily except Saturday with Palace
car from Washington to Canandaigua.
For Williamsport, Lock Haven and ElpaIrs NJ
$50 q. m. daily, except Sunday, -
For New York and the East, 800 a. rn., TO- 30 A. M
Icy, 40, 800 and 1920 p m. On Sunday 420
800. and 1920 p. m. Limited Express of PnII,
man Parlor Cars, 8. 30 q. N. daily, except Sunday
through sleepers for Boston 1.30 d. NJ, on week
days; 40 p, m. on Sundays.
Eor fhllRdelphla 500 q. M. 1890 O. m., l. 30 4on
800 and 1920 p. M, On Sunday at 4.20, s5o
and 1920 D. m. Limited Express, $40 n. m,
daily, except Sunday. WV - -A'
For baltimore, $40 500 $780, TO- 80 a. M. and an.
80, 4:40, $40. $780, $50 and 1920 d. M ON Sun.
day 500, $3.50 q. M, 40, $40, 1885, $50 and 1920
Tickets and Information ut the Office. north.
eSst corner Of Thirteenth street and PennsylyanIs
avenue, and at the station, where orders can bs
left for the checking ofbaggage to destination from
CHAS. X. PUGH. General Manager,
J. X. WOOD. General Passenger Agent
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DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER,
STEEL RAILS!


SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY
NOVEMBER IA 1889.
Jarea M washington, from station corner OF New
Jsrsey arenue and y street.
,for for Chicago, Cincinnati, Louisville and ST. Louis
oa,iS & ~ 5uo y. ml0:l5 am 955 p. m with through
,,S aho Palace Sleeping cars to above points,
cept Saturday. ~s'' "a
For Pitisburg, Cleveland and Detroit at 1oI5 a.
To PiftsSpp S,p p M DAILY S:io p M is solid train
trains for Philadelphia and New York at $40 A.
daiiv M iEay lyi, s1peept sunday p M and o4O D. m.
For Baltimore on week days s. 0;,O. d:50' 5:iS s.1n
y n 10 o. M; 1910 22O 235 g. $780, $780, 4:4O, Sis, Il
For Baltimore ON Sundays, $780, y45. Q a. m. Los
Eor Annapolis, $50 q. M, 1910 and $40; on Sum
:, For way stations between Washington and Hal.
lsO For Stations on Metropoian Si aiaq branaS ana
p daily; or staunton, $40 a. M. daiv sxcaa ai
m lois i:45 daily except sunday. y.eaerick SaO a.
o5s rams am arrive nom the West daily. 620 1896 g. M
From New York and Philadelphia, 1856. s15a.
nj itry daily, $40 p. n. daily, except Sunday.
dey, l0:10 a. M, 6:37 pm.
From Staunton, 2:f5 p. m. daily, except Sunday.
rcsrel IRON o oFrederck Hagerstown and nterpedIafe
3; m;, Z'o' 4'2o p m. and 7:2O p daily except
A., Trains Leaye Baltimore for Washington at 200,
2lo, 400, $50. 6:25 $780, sl5 and iiso p. m. On
sundays zoo 4iO' 7:l0, 900. o1O a. M. 1885, 800, G25,
All trains from Washington and Baltimore stop
at Relay Station. "'"P
. For For, further m Information apply at the Baltimore
1851 Pennsylvania avenue. corner Of Fourteenth
street, where orders will be taken for baggage to
be be checked and received at any point In the cIty
LORD, @. z. A. '~ " AA'
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The Paine Memo rial service.

The Philharmonic Society, with those
who participated in the nnveiling of the
Henry statue, are requested to meet for re-
hearsal on Tuesday evening next, May /,
at 7:30 o'clock, at Willard Hail. the use Of
which has been kindly rendered to the COM
mittee by the proprietor of the hotel. The
music to be rendered on the occasion,
which has been acceped by the Hon. w.
w. Corcoran's committee, will be a requi-
EN- from Spohr's "Last Judgment" Home,
Sweet Home" and the hallelujah cho-
rus from Handel's "Messiah.? A pune
tual attendance is requested.
The Evening critic., 1883-04-28
For Fancy HaIf.Hose
60 to Keeps, 437 Seventh street,


The Grand Lodge OF the Fifth District OF
B'nai Birth, D. II. Stern, CT charlottesville,
Va, president, and s. u. Wolf, OF Baltimore,
secretary, Will hold special session In Baltl-
more on the first Sunday In June, to decide
upon an amendment to the constitution in re-.
gard TO centralizlng the endowment sinking
fund, now amounting to 100000. 1t is pro-
each lodge In charge of thirteen commission.
ers selected by the Grand Lodge, and reduir-
ing all orders upon 1t to be signed by ali the
commissioners. The measure was submitted
by the Grand Lodge at Its last session al VIII.
mington, N. O., TO the vote OF the several
lodges, when sixteen voted for It, sixteen
against II and the other two did not vote. The
general committee has now called this session
In Baltimore TO have the Grand Lodge act upon
the amendment, as 1t has the power to do.
The Evening critic., 1883-04-28
Missionary Exercises at the Metro.
pOlitan M. Il. Church.

An Interesting programme on "India as
a Mission Field" with recitations aud sing
ing by the school, assisted by Professor Bur
lew, Miss Jennie Cutter, Miss Matte Gray
and Mr.. j. +. Woodman, has been prepared
for the regular monthly meeting of the
Missionary Society of the Metropolitan M.
Il. Sunday-school, which will be held in
the Sabbath-schoOl room, corner Four-and-
a-half and G streets, on Sunday afternoon
at o'clock, instead of in the morning, as
formerly. Everybody is welcome.
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The Fortunate News vendor.

Schaeffer, the book and news man, who
made the big hit In the Louisiana State Lottery
the other day, got his money yesterday per
Central Express Company. II wasn't much OF
package, the amount consisting OF three
business, and not allow his good sortune 70
spoil him one bit. Thus far ne has made a
great success out OF a small beginning through
NeWs, March %.
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THE EVENING CRITIC.
ESTA BLTSHED AUGUST Ieaa
WEATHER INDICATIONS,

The special bulletin issued from the Signal
Onlco to-day says:
inc indications are that local rains Will pre-.
,all ln tne Middle and Southern States on Sun.
die States. Colder, partly cloudy weather and
,lght rain or snow are indicated for New Eng.
iand on sunday. Fair weather is Indicated
Ior me upper lake. region, Iowa and Missouri
On sunday, with slowly rising temperature.
Temperature.
Tne Following special temperatures were re.
ported at p. M. yesterday: Washington, 697; (;
Jacksonville, T7o; Pensacola, 7io; New OR.
leans, ~: Galveston, 73o; San Antonio $50; +;
Tucson, II; Los Angeles, 7Oo; San Diego. BOP.
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Thomas Jefferson,

An effort is being made to show that Thomas
Jenerson favored the principles of protection.
AS to how Mr.. Jefferson stood on the question
OF protection we don't know, but II he were
living now we venture the prediction that he
would buy his clothes at Robinson, Parker &
CO.'S, 319 Seventh street northwest, corner of
Seventh and D, because he was a man OF
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Four-four Androscoggln, Sh cents; rich
SILK sun umbrellas, S1.75, perfect; full, regu-
lar made hose, 10 centsi Lupins all.wool
nuns Yelling, 20 cents; lovely satin, 70 cents,
at tBrodhead & Co.'s, 1905 street.
The Evening critic., 1883-04-28

"Fifteen Years In Hell' is the title OF a
book intended to portray the life of q drunk.
liquors kept by James Tharp, S1S street,
there would be no necessity for such q book.
The Evening critic., 1883-04-28

MRS. J. O. HENDERSON, OF Cleveland, Ohio,
writes; "The use OF two OF Pierce's Pheasant
Purgatiye Pellets dag, fora few weeks has
%hcS me er from
an average, as once in ten days." or all drug
gists.
The Evening critic., 1883-04-28
Great nargains An TrunIks.

Immense line of trunks, all styles, sizes and
variety, cheapi also, ladies' and gents travel
ing bags, harness, knee and horse spreads.
Il. kneessi, a26 Seventh street, next 10 odd
feiioWs Hall. Branch store, No. 004 street.
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Come

and we Will satisfy you that 1t is money In
your pnrse to buy clothing for yourself and
boys at our establishment. Elseman Bros,
corner OF Seventh and L.
The Evening critic., 1883-04-28
,"AIderney Dairy WnrOus.n

Fresh Alderney butter, churned every morn.
ing and delivered In X ib ''ward" prints, soc.
per ID. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk, DC. per at. Cream. 15c. per piut.
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HAY.

APPLY by the little finger Into the
nostrils. By ABSORPTION 1t effectualy oleanses
the nasal passages Of catarrhal virus. causing
NATION. protects the. membranal Innings iininga
OF the head from additional colds, conn
pletely heals the sores and restores the sense
OF taste and SMELL Beneficial results are realized
by few applications. A thorough treatment Will
to use. Send for circular. Sold by Druggists. BY
mail, 50c. q packRge-stamps.
ELY'S CREAM BALM CO.. Owego.. N. Y.
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STOCKS and Bonds bought and sold at the Ns;,
lork stock Exchange for 1s commission, and
carried on margin when desired.
The Evening critic., 1883-04-28
RAILROADS.
-
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
,r,,,, =, an, LINE BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST VIA WASH
INGTON.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. Jan. 30.-virginia Ga, consolidated
eOk do new ten-forties. Ss<; do. new Sc. 49 bid
BALTIMORE, Jan. 3o.-Cotton quiet m. ddline
10. Flour firm and without change. Wheat southern
active. firm, ana high = southern red. l.I0 8
Lis; do. amber. l.15al. 20; No. Maryland. l.l7H
sTy; 1872 bid February, lISsal IAN; March. I; l5x
al l6ts; Aprtr 1lSA asked; May lsSal lse. Corn,
southern quiet and lower firm and
ern white and yellow. GA; western mixed, spot and
January, 6sA bid; February. 64asa64S; March, 6lka
CAN; steamer. 62&a62si. Oats very frm-southern.
4sa5l; western white, 50abl: do mixed. 47s4p PENN
PROVISIONS . quiet so.s and UNCHANGED Butter dull
western IacRed 2oa2o Poi l1a22 Eggs sesdy-fresh
tirm.Rje carsoes ordinary to far 7ask Sugar quiet
l. l7al. lsH Freights to Liverpool per steamer un,
chaneed Receipts-nour 6. o39 barrels; wheat 90 ls2
bushels; corn. 207. S4S bushels oats, 675 bushels
Shipments-whcat s 429 bushels corn a. S67 bushels
Saes-wheat lOO $50 bushels corn, l8O lao bushels,
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Talk About IN Extra Session.
OPINIONS PRO AND CON.

The subject OF an extra session is being dis
cussed among members Of both houses OF Con-
gress In the event OF failure to pass tariff leg
islation In this Congress there are prominent
members who believe the President will call an
extra session. A republican Congressman quotes
the President as saying that In his message he
committed himself 70 tariff revision and revenue
reduction; that he believes the country needs and
demands this legislation, and should this Con-
greSS fail to meet this demand OF the country he
the Pre5identl would feel II be his duty to con-
vene the next Congress In extra session for the
express purpose OF revising the tariff and reduc-
ing the revenue The democrats generally take
no stock In the extra session talk. A democratic
Senator, who pretty well represents the views and
opinions OF his eide said today "That talk (of an
extra sessionl s all stun and nonsense, started to
frighten the demoer ats into acquiesclng In the
passage OF such fariH hill % the republicans
want The Presidens Woald not be j0stined In
calling An extra session for the passage OF tarf0
legislation. That 11 not one OF the questions
which under tho Constit ution would warrant him
In convening Congress. II b subject for Con-
gress to dispose OF in is own time and irs own
way. There win not be any extra session"
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SUb-CONThACIOh NJ BEANIE TESTIMONY.
When the star route trial was resumed this morn.
ing the examination OF Frank McBean the SUBJ
contractor on the Canyon City and Fort NcDer.
mott route was continued, Judge Wylie flrst an
nouncing his decision that the witness could be
amined as to Mr.. Moore's own representation TO
him. He testified TO having been assured by Moore
that the contract would be expedited. The wit.
ness was crOss-examined by Mr.. Wilson.
WHERE rs oNZtLRsf
Mr.. Callahan, OF the post ONCE, was called to
identify papers relating to the route from Mineral
Park to Phoebe. He testified that the mai bills
were not exhibited to the Second Assistant Post,
master General except in case OF a failure In tho
service. The witness said that some OF the hand.
writing upon the jackets was that OF a former
clerk in the inspection division named Gonzales
"Where is Gonzales nOw?" asked Mr.. ker.
"In Colorado. have heard, answered the witt
.'editng star route organ called the Denver
"Mr Ker had better get upon the stand and tes-
tify," said Mr.. Davidge.
The question was not admitted.
BETTING DRINKS ON THE NAIL
Paul Wright, OF Phoebe, was called, and testified
that he was recorder or the county. He said the
mail over the route was very small and some
times there was nothing IN It He was often
present when the mall was opened.
When asked how he knew what the mall con.
tained, he said: "we used TO bet the drinks on
Mr. ngersoll asked n he could 60 into the ques-
ton as to what they drank, on cross-examination,
and Judge Wyle said the court would dispose OF
that question when it came up.
On cross-eXamination the witness identified
names on q number OF petitions.
MT George n. Sweeny, OF the Post once DEPART
ment was called TO Identify papers.
At one O'Clock the usual recess was taken.
AFTER RECEsa
After recess Mr.. ker continued the submissioA
of documentary testimony on the route from Min
eral Park to Pioche.
TRIAL NoTRA
After The STARS report OF the star route thai
closed yesterday, the court allowed Mr.. Merrick
to examine the witness, Boone, as to the written
annotations In the bidding book, shown him BY
Miner when the contractors were getting ready 70
prepare proposals, as Miners counsel announced
In court that all his papers and books were In
Michigan Boone said these entries were written
by stephen w. Dorsey, Miner and himself Auer
the examination was over, NJ. Chafiee Felnam
being In court, Mr. Boone announced lrom tno
stand that he relieved Me- Pelham, who Wa hi0
Attorney OF all professional restraint as TO any
conyersatiops held with him In the presence OF A.
W. Moore Mr. Ker then took up the route from
Mineral PARK TO Phoebe, Ari1ona. ana examineo
Postmaster W. II. Kreidcr, OF Mineral Park, a 70
serv1ce on the route. Frank Mclean, Bub-con.
tractor on the Canyon City and Fort HcDe1m00
rnntH Was recalled. and testified that when ho
made his uO-c0ntract with Moore, yhe latter On.
0aQed that the route would Be expedfte4, and sAid
fhey fthe contractorsl had enough 1n0ue1ce n the
senate ana Post O@ce department. - get anything
they wanted
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injunction Against COntr0ller.Elece
Tag9arl.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 30-Chief Clerk Hirst- OF tho
city controllers ONCE, today obtained from Judge
Hare temporary injunction restraining wm- n.
TagGart from assuming the duties or city contrcl.
Ter, to which office he has been elected by the city
councils The matter Will be argued on Saturday
next
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SALEM, Va, JAM 30-The reports concerning The
smallpox here have been exaggerated. The dis.
ease Is entirely under control. There Is one case
OF smallpox IN the town, and there are two cases
or varioloid. The churches were opened Sunday.
acting upon the concurring judgment or physi.
OF Roanoke college have determined to resume eY.
erclses in February, and the students have been
notified TO return.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Jan. 3Q-A young woman.
giving the name OF Emma Williams, was arrested
here last night for intoX1cation. She paced the
cell almost continually during the night and made
two attempts at suicide Dy choking herself with
her handkerchief, which she tied TO the cell bars
She refuses to give any account or herself except
that she came here from Canada and has been IN
the hospital
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Strike at Riddeeord. Maine.

BOSTON. Jan. S0.-A special dispatch from Bidde.
ford, Maine, says: Robert Benson, Overseer OF one
OF the York mill weaving rooms, was unexpectedly
discharged yesterday. As he was very popular,
the employees OF that room, numbering $50, struck
work. The matter is considered serious
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 80--From ofYlcial statistics
received by the secretary OF the American iron
ton or beSsemer steel ingots in the United states
last year was 450 TONS being an Increase over
1881 OF ten per cent The quantity OF beseemef
steel rails produced in 1852 by the fourteen COM
pleted works was 349 tons, an Increase OF siX
per cent, as compared with that OF 1881 These
1gures do not cover rails made from imported steel
blooms a nd open-hearth steel rails
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bill considered This was refused By the commit.
tee. An effort win now be made 20 nave q nicht
session to consider the bonded bill
MILITARY AFfAyRs
The Senate committee on military Affairs at
their meeting to-day disposed OF number OF bills,
mostly OF a private character. The bill authorlz-
ing the Secretary OF War to loan 100 tents for use
at Nashville during the forthcoming competitive
drill failed to meet the approval OF the committee
the general sentiment being opposed to the prac-
tice OF loaning government property for such pur-
poses. The committee Instructed Senator Cockrell
70 make an adverse report TO the Senate upon the
Dill and to give general notice that the govern
ment has no more tents TO loan The bill was sub
seQuently so reported.
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TN lRlxPREmrBrR CAR. PAyNR-A telegram
VA received this morning b. the commisssoner ok
Indian Affairs, from Register walksr. at wichitas
Kansas, stating that Capt Paynes Of 0kalahemA
fame II contemplaung another raid n INC lnosaAt
TerT1tory about February 06
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kilograms to The Star.
THE NEBRASKA sENAToRsHIP.
PHILADELPHIA CONTRoLLERsHIp.
EVENTS IN THE OLD woRyn
Old werla News BY Cable re-Aay.

Old World News BY Cable TO-Aav.
BRIr1sH sEHrRrEs DISPLACED BY psrrTraSs
CAno, Jan Q-The British sentrIes at all the
palaces have been removed and Egyptian soldiers
have undertaken the duty OF guarding them.
AUSTRIAN coNcRssroN 10 ENGLISH CONTRACTORS
vienna, Jan. 0-An imperial concession has
been granted TO flrn Of English contractors for q
railway by which all the Vienna railways win b0
united oy branch lines and a circular railway A
mlhisteriai announcement says these works
rendered necessary borh by the public conyenieuco
and the state OF the labor market
INTERNATIONAL STEERING RIFLES
LONDON, Jan. S0-The German papers urge the
establishment or an International court of anppal
10 take eognzance OF the decisions OF all maritime
courts concerning collisions with the View OF
ESTABLISHING International steering rules
NORWEGIAN RADICALS AND KING OSCARS ALLOW ,xcE.
The Copenhagen correspondent OF the Standard
says the Norwegian radicals are preparing as a
personal demonstration against King o Scar. rro-
posal 70 reduce his allowance 10y $1,000 crowns.
sHrPwREcK.
The Norwegian bark Atlantic Can't Knufsen
from Liverpool for Wilmington, ". c., Is ashore
near Liverpool and viii become a total wreck
RroTrNG BY ITALIAN woRKNEH
CRkCzoT Jan. 3o-The project OF the Depart.
consequence OF disturbances among the Italian
workmen. The gendarmerie, when intervening to
stop The or wi between the Italians, were stoned
by 200 OF them. Twenty persons were arrested
ADrsABLkp STEAMER.
LONDON. Jan. 30-The British steamer Glen.
devon, fron Baltimore for Ipswich, has been stg.
nailed on the Isle OF Wight She has lost three
blades OF her propeller.
SWITZERLAND REJEcrs THE NarURAIIzATroS PRO.
POSED BY THE UNITED STATES.
BERNE, Jan. 30-Switzeriand has rejected the
naturaiization treaty proposed by the United
States, according 70 which nationality is forfeited
Oy residing for certain period abroad, on the
ground that this clause OF the treaty IL contrary
TO Swiss law.
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GR1xAuLr & Co.'s
MATICO CAPSULES
Are warranted to effect rapid cure in the most
cases Of private va diseases They do not fatigue the
and will be found a safe and effective remedy.
jal5-tuly SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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CorroN. Corrosu
HOW TO MAKE MONEY.

hOV III MANI MONE1.
LARGE SUMS ARE MADE IN RAILROAD STOCKS.
LARGE SUMS ARE MADE IN MINING STOCKS.
But the fluctuations in the value Of these great
and ofentlmes fictitious, that in the end money
is loet in handling them than Ia made. STILL say what
We will. the "chief d. sire Of man" nowadays is to
MAKE MONEY!!!
As agent Of one Of the most responsible firms Of COT
TON BROKERS IN this country. to persons desiring
invest money where the PRINCIPAL s safe and be
withdrawn at any time, aud where it will net from
Is TO 100 PER CENT. PROFIT
per annum offer the best opportunity they ever
had to makea
PERMANENT. PAYING INVESTMENT.
To show what Can be done, and what am doing, one
Of my customers has invested. and received profits.
follows
1882. Invested.
o. aU w
1sos' w
1oc' w
Dec. H. 800 90
1882 Net profits on invest ment.
nov. ~ Cash received. a
Dec. 10. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l9l SO
Total profits received. $S27 60
That the above statement is not spasmodcal and
cepttona, can prove to person who win call ct my
ofhce Al receive the cent. Of profit their
Investment. A. H. 8. DAVIS
9sS-Ah $50 at. n. W., Room 4.
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REPUBLICAN CAUCUS LAST NIGHT.
LINCOLN, NEB, Jan. S0.-The republican caucus
last night adjourned without result Cowin had
strong lead with q votes; Thayer, IA; Mander.'
son, IL; balance scattering.
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SAN FRANCISCO, JAN S0-Henry q. Langley, the
veteran compiler OF Pacific coast statistics and OF
various directories, died last evening, aged 70
years He was an old New York Journalist, having
started the Morning Neirs 10 conjunction with
James . sullivan and Samuel j. Tilden. He was
very prominently known on this coast He came
to California I'm fSsQ
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