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TcieSran:,ic gsFiefs.

Commodore ". j. kouDtz. proprietor OF the Ale
ghenv mail, was TO-DAY convicted CT criminal libel
In ilt}oOtiiG Pa. anu SENTENCED 10 thirty days in
lali and Ia pay Il iine u $500.
III. James {. Buck, L prominent resident OF Brad
dock. Pa. was to-Ga! sentenced To i've Years ana
SIX months ia The peniteati4ry On account OF his
connection with the Gordon gang Of Alglwaymcn.
The MARKETS..
BALTIMORE Nov. c8-Ni.s-iria efxes consolidated
~ past-lu- coupons. 81: ter-furties az: Viz
iitt today.
BAL rMoRE Nov. 2s-Cotton st,ady-,nfadlne.
lnlaI" s. tloUrquiet and eteady-Howsr! street and
western snler. 3tG33 -: 10. extra. 3i5a4.75: do.
aln'y 5Ga55: city mills suplr 301a3 50: do extra,
'~la. D.; do. RIO brands. 7aa6oo do. Patapsco
S"nti'Il quiet. western higher end strong southern
re-. iuaLi2: do. alnbtr IlUsl IA: No Maryland,
iil IL, Ne. western win Td spot. 100 al 90
November G9; biz: December oGs al 0g2: January
f@r!i~soulera steany and qI'et; western active and
higher southern white, f.ffl Il ". SAG: 10 yellow
:atp new, 5GJG wests m lnixHd spot u bid. Novcm
lrr Go59 bid: year. cat4aGll January G2a624; Feb
western white. 33a!l do mixed 37a29: Pennsylvania
i,.i2. Rye Quat. r5,GS HaNs:. Sdy-prime 10 choice
r.nnsslyamia and Maryland l30daI5.o0 Provisions
higher and firm. Mss pora 1915. Bulk meats-siou
!: clear RIB sides. 9, fans >gal5 Lard -reliled o..
HHf"r firm western pa"Hed. IGi2j: creamery. 25a33
E-- t'r!-2a 80 picked iTll 22a23 Petroleum iull-
refined A'tSrx Coffee qTliot-ii!p ordinary
quiet i4o WHISKY steady. li>:.l.i S;I Ffeghts to
IYeiIn4i pc" steamer UNCHANGED snC Grlli RceiI
ti"nr +2t bushels wheat, p 0U, bushels. 5000
ht!shes; outs } nm bushels: rye. QUO bushels Ship
nthtS-n"n" St'e7~ wheat, '1cJ. 90 bushels: corn,
iit.uOO bushels
Tomorrow II3nESriy;Dr no.
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WHY She Did It.

Chiffon. WIS, Nov. 2S.-Frank Dubois. the sup
posed woman. who has been maSuuerading in !,
mans clothes, and who 0steDSibly married a Young
woman named GertG Fuller, has confessed that
She Is female. and declares that she married
Gertic Fuller to save her from disgrace Dubois is
under arrest.
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The RaIc Of the Lock-

PROVIDENCE. Nov. 2S.-Another outrage was COM
mitted last night on the daughter OF Mr.. Collins
bufrill, Of Newport, who last week had braid Of
her hair cut of in public street by unknown
aSsaiIant. when she awOke this morning she dis
covered that her other braid had been cut OF and
laid 10y her side. The girls father has offered
reward for tie arrest OF the perpetrator Of these
OutraepS.
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Latest Foreign News.

ADMIRAL. CoURBET WANTS RETNFoRCEMENTs.
PARIS, NOV. 2S.-The Figaro asserts that Adj
miral Courbet has Informed the government that
he cannot make his projected advance upon SON.
tay without additional reinfOrcementS.
JAPANESE CONCESSIONS.
LONDON, Nov. 23.-The Toxic correspondent of
the DGNY Ne'rS has had an interview with the
japanese foreign minister, in the course OF which
that official states that the Japanese government is
most anxious 70 open the interior OF Japan to for
egn trade stipuiating only that foreigners avail
under the jurisdiction of the japanese courts. This
viii Involve revision or present treaties and the
abolition OF all foreign legal jurisdiction il the open
ports,
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The Cable Tested.
THE rSpEReRorNp TELEGRAPH system srccEs:

THE CNDERGRoTSD TELEGRAPH SYSTEM SUCCESSFUL
The Standard Underground Gable company to-day
made satisfactory test OF the line Just completed
for the government use. The line connects the L
5. Capitol, White House. State, War and Navy
departments, and Col Rockwell's or1ice: also the
District IRE department. police headquarters and
the District Commissioners Office. and enters the
capitol through the Old pneumatic tube. Tie WORK
OF laying Inc cables was under the super
vision OF Mr.. J. J. Burrows. IN charge Q;
street II Pairs, and his cOrpS OF Morknen.
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THEY WILL NOT CO ITO THE vEF.EI rCAE CAUCUS.
\ STAR reporter was Informed ta-G-f hat snna-
tors Malone and Rdd'"harge~ had positively decided
that they wiz not go jnto III rpp,.! senatorial
caucus. They viii act with the fr,,@oi,cans .no
on mat ground VII strongly insist upcn tie elec-
ton or George G. G0Than rs secretary. Malone
ana l;ltdiebH1gef claim tha. GOr,ans IS inc res,ila!
republican nominee ana that Nc is entities GO esc-
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Dead Pensioners still Oh the List.

WATERFOWL, N. Y, Nov: 2s.-The publication OF
the pension list by the Times OF this city. re-
yeals the fact that several OF the pensioners are
dead. and have been for a year or more. One
woman drew pension IN the Maine OF her mother
who has been dead more than year A partial
list OF illegal cases is published to-day. The attor-
ney general for northern New York has been OFF,
cially notified OF the matter.
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EDUCATIONAL

T LSsONS IN EVERY BRANCH OF MATTE
lmatics; Iurs and applied: Grammar Literature
Caiattick, by CARLO VENEZIANi, NJ. A. Phi B. I3a6
New York ,,JG a.
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THE ASSOCIATED CHaR!TTFs.-At meeting ~ the
board OF managers OF the Associated Charities last
evening" IL WAS decided by vote 10 10 not to
employ paid secretary. but to continue hereto
fore with L. :. Emery. the general secretary OF the
2SSOclatlon. as secretary of the board and eXeClI
i've officer OF the association. 4 resolution WAS
adopted authorizing the general secretary, Mr.
Emery. 10 receipt for. la behalf Of the Associated
Charities any SUMS OF money which NAV lc con-
tibuted. or offered for contribution. 10y any person
or committee, keeping a record OF the donor,
treasurer.
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Great Fire i'll France.

FACTORIES AT ROCBAIX ON FIRE.
R0CBAIX, FRAHCE, Nov. %. a1ternoon.-The fac
tory OF McSSrS. DiilieS. covering fifteen hundred
square metres, was DESTROYED by IRE this morning
The flames spread TO the factory OF NeS>rs. Motto
MeiIiason, which Is now burning. The whole toWl
Is endangered and the people are in great alarm.
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I'd Edition.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
In Favor of Randall.

IySCHBCRG, VA. Nov. 2s.-The Ne1rs. which has
heretofore. declined to express preference for
Speaker, this morning strongly endorses senator
Gordons letter in favor of the election OF MIR Ran
dali.
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RANGE OF TIE THERaoYETER.-The following
We're the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
officer to-day. a!n - :; IL an, 1873 PIN, 80.
Maximum, i9.J; minimum, ag.3.
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Fires i'm the Far West.

LEADvnLE, COL, Nov. ga fire broke ort at 2
O'clock this morning. DESTROYING Londoner,s grocery
store, Hermyders dry goods store, and several
small establishments. The loss is So 600; nsur-
ance s13 500
WNsseEG, NAN, Nov. 2S.-A large portion OF the
town Of Rat Portage, one hundred miles east of here
was burned yesterday. Ten business houses were
destroyed. Buildings were blown up with gun
powder to check the flames. The losses have not
yet been aScertained.
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From the New Albany dna.) I.ed.ser.

AiLaly }
Leaving out the one question, the tariff. there IS
no dispute In regard TO the fact that MI Randall IL
the best equipped for the position. He is Of The
great men Of the country, a born leader: with a
mind broad. expansive and receptive viii Of IRON
nerve 10 dare and 10 that which his Judgment
approves; and possessing suavity OF manner that
with All his positiyenesS makes his rule pleasant
"ln politics biunder is worse than a crime" said
the wiley 11leyrand, and it would surely be a
biunter Tor the democrats TO select Carliola.
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From the Detroit Evening journal!
The defeat OF Randall because OF his record on
the tariff, Notwithstanding the endorsement Of his
Views by the democracy Of every doubtful state
Will be the first step in the direction of deliberate
party suicide Can the democracy afford To MAKE
the experiment?
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From the Racine (Wis.) Times.
Mr.. Randall has already served as Speaker and Sc
honoicd the position as to win distinction seldom
achieved. Can it be possible that the democratic
party, through its chosen representatives to Con.
defeat his reelection: Tests, too, which would be-
certain to react With most destructive force In manv
localities against the party, and Which would no
where strengthen or benefit it. The democracy
cannot afford to take any such risk.
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A FATAL ACCIDENT ON A STEAMER.-The steam
tug Seward, while lying at the wharf In Leonard
town Monday morning, blew out the end OF the
s.dfy pipe scaling young mutattO man named
James Haywood, who was employed as cook. He
died few hoes after the accident. VIM Hudson
the engineer, was slightly scaded about the hands,
A POLICEMAN ASSAULTS HIS WIFE-LaSt even
Ing some excitement was caused in the ncighbor-
hood % ~ and ii streets southwest in consequence
OF Officer Daniel Williams (WhO 1t is supposed. was
temporarily inSane) making an assault upon his
Wife. He was taken to the station house.
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Malone ANA st:Ehiebrrger.

' Ihanksriviny, no n(arkc.
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Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT ,
WASHINGTON, ID. C., October -, lsS3S
Sealed Proposals from patentess their assees for
Granting the use OF improvements i'll the construction
or jill TIE mode Of closing and opening mail bags of any
hd also to the Use of patented devices for fastening
hiaii bag cords ard Tor labelling mail bags. will BE- re-
ceivei At this Department UNTIL. NOON On the THIRD
DAY OF APRIL, lss4
All proposals must be in accordance with the specS
cations and forms Of proposals. which VIII be furnished
on application h. letter 10 the Second Assistant Post
master General
The contracts which may be made for the Use Of any
patents viii c in conformity to such specifications aud
the accepted proposals
W. O. GRESHAM
oji-la1Gt Postmaster General
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TEE SPEAkEHSEsyPs
Current Comment.
From the Philadelphia Times Indn.

From the Philadelphia Times Undn
The democratic party, that ts abou: to organize
the popular branch OF Congress. should look the
truth squareiy in the face. The country will do so
and IL VII not misunderstood the act Ion ut TIE
party leaders. however plausibly they may seek IL
conceal their aims The parry is To he put on trial
Tor the presidential race OF 1854 and II Is strain
Ing calculation 10 say that the democrats Will elect
or defeat their candidate for President as the COM
Ing democratic House shall be wise or otherwise ia
Its public record The signs OF the times point
strongly 10 the possibility and even probability OF
the election or 4 democratic President In 1854 and
the one hope OF the republicans Is IN the probability
or the democrats defeating themselves 10y their
misuse OF power.
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The South and the Speakership.
From the Atlanta Constitution

There has been considerable comment on late
editorial In the Constitution touching the speaker
ship Of the House, and press dispatch based on
that editorial
The Constitution strenucusly opposed Mr. RAN
dali election because OF his position the tariff
and supported MIR. Carlisle because he more nearly
represented our views On that question. Mr. Ram
dali now says that he stands upon the Ohio plat
form. MI. Carlisle says he stands on the Ohio
platform. That is just where we stand II is the
distinctive victory of the year. Much OF the objec-
ton to Mr. Randall was based on the charge that
he opposed any further agitation OF the tariff by
the next HonSe. MI. Carlisle now says that he Is
opposed to Just that thing. There being no differ
ence between the candidates on the tariff, we be-
lleve that Mr.. Randall deserves as much at the
hands OF the southern democracy, because OF his
gallant and brilliant fight the leader In the House
against the infamieS OF reconstruction.
The present tarin is unjust, Ubiquitous, and OPP
No journal Will be more earnest than the COns.tsi-
ton In demanding at all proper seasons a. thOrough
revision o. this tariff, and the substitution OF tariff
that shall be laid primarily for revenue and limited
for the Industries OF each section and each class as
will come incidentally from this. But the only
hope for an essential revision OF the tariff such
revision as will give us just, equitable tariff is to
elect democratic President, and back him with
democratic house Whatever or whoever lessons
1884 does just that much to postpone the hope OF
tariff reform Since the issue between Mt. Randall
and Mr. Carlisle has become sectional, and the tao
tics so Violent II is serious question the defeat
Of Mr. Randall would not endanger the success OF
the national democratic ticket next year.
For these reasons we determined to say nothing
more In opposition to Mr.. Randall's candidacy, and
we said as much In our editorial OF Thursday We
should not have been frank with our readers II we
had said less. We saw no reason for saying more.
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From the Lynchb,,rg yirgiuian

Ii we were member OF the House Of Representa-
ives and had dozen votes TO give. they Should all
be cast f0rSInuei j. Randall. OF Penusy iyaiiia; I'D
I0r the reasons that We shall now proceed 10 give
In the first place. he Is skilled parainentaIfan,
and can therefore manage that usually Gnruly body
as well as any man who ever filed the Office OF
Speaker He Is worthy and well qualified: and
that goes great way, ia our estimation.
In the second place: be WAS a friend q Virginia
ana the south, when they needed friends, and
found not many in republican House OF Represent
tatiIes that seemed eager TO force upon defense
less people every possible indignity and outrage
To his efforts, marked by wonderful parliamentary
tact is due mainly the fact that We were exempted
IRON tie cIowning outrage that strongly replbll-
can House sought TO intiict upon us. We should
never forget sam RlndiiS splendid tight for state
equality, ana tne constitutional rights OF the peo-
PIE OF the soreiy stricken and deienoeless south.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-28

The PRESIDENT will spend Thanksgiving day at
the Soldiers Home. He will probably attend church
at st. Johns
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DISPATCH received from Mr.. John Jameson
assistant superintendent OF the railway mail ser
vice. says that there is no longer any delay In the
mails for Portland over the Northern Pacific road
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-28

THE mail messenger services at Bent creek, Apo
matox county, and Issequena, Goochland county,
Va, have been discontinued
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Edward st. John and Patrick Ward were to-day
appointed by the District Commissioners special
police, to duty at the Riggs house.
AT meeting OF honorary members OF the Lincoln
Light Infantry. last evening. steps We're taken for
holding tair to raise neauS TO purchase Hey uni
forms fur the company.
A permit WAS issued to-day TO the Young Mems
Christian association to erect building one story
high ana ID hv IS feet, TO be used as gymnasil,ili
IL the rear OF their building on New York avenue
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RULES REGULATING CLAIMS BEFORE THE In
TERROR DEPARTMENT. Secretary Teller has de-
cided, IN response to an inquiry, that he has no
power TO limit the practice OF the claim business
before the Interior department to members OF the
leSai profession. He however, intends to issue a
SCI Oh regulations with the view OF changing some
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a ESNS.s Oh Fire.

ST. PARIS. O.. Nov. 23.A fire started in the bsi-
ness portion Of this Town this morning. Assistance
has been asked from trb1na and other towns there
belns no engine here. All the business houses on
The lnaIn street have been consumed, except the
bank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-28

SURGEON GENERAL MURRAY took charge Of his
new Office this morning
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OFFERS for the sale of silver this week will be re
the Treasury department being closed tomorrow
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A PoLIcEMAN ASSAULTS HIS WIrE.
A Big Fire in baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 2S.-Fire broke ont at two
warehouse Of Alexander q. Carey, northeast corner
OF Lombard and Frederick streets, stored with cot
ton A dozen fire engines are throwing streams on
the warehouse.
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BONDS FOR REpENPTloE.-Up to the close OF
business to-day bonds have been received at the
Treasury department for redemption as follows
Under the 12lst call, 81 per cents s2a s5O 1921
call per cents, S5S'2,1OO; 123d call, per cents
s6lo,l50; l24th CALL per cents Sill 300.
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fostni:asser Congcr's SALARY Trouble
TIE PAPERS FORWARDED TO Posr OFFICE DEPART

The auditor Of the Treasury for the Post once
department has transMite to the 1o;sro.ie; D: the
treasury the papers in the Ease o. EiJy rosGaS!as
Conger, who appealed II tie controller cof q
decision OF the auditor made IL The settlement af
bis accounts for the ql,rte~ 81, ded scpieuhar 30.h
In which he claimed s'.2C tos salary S2ho Of which
was diSallowed Mr. cnlg5, a0lis .hs. big saiarr
was Increased from the date OF tie passage OF the
act, but the audit took The provision contained IL
the act or March ri. for the IeadtuStment of s3i.
aries. that the increased salaries II rstotss post,
masters should begin on October Isl, operated 70
bar Mr.. Congers claim, he btlng u postmaster CT
the first grade.
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THE JAMESTOWN is at New York.

The Tennessee and Vandalia left New York this
morning for Hampton Roads.
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Ho11pAY ANNOUNCEMENT
We are ROW fully prepared for the Holiday Trade
with the largest aud best assorted Stock of Goods We
have ever had the pleasure of Offering to the public
and at prices "a low a. the lowest,
Finely illustrated Books, standard Books in sets: the
Poets 10 all stsle Family ard Pocket Bibles; PRAYERS
and HyIAnas, JuTeLiles an IlncIse stock and variety:
INrtierics and Albums Iancy Goods in Plush Russia
Lee, her. olive Wood etc; Writing Desks: Christmas
and New Near Cards Games ard Toy Books Call RS
and avoid tie rush. WI BALLANTYNE X son.
MO 42S eth Street.
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"A WASHINGTON BIDDER THE LowEsT.-Bids were
the Treasury to-day for stone and brick work on
the new court house and post Office at Peoria. Ills
Charles A. Appel, Of Washington, was the lowest
bidder at S10,90S.
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FIND FOR RUNNING OVER A MAS.-In the Police
Court this morning William Montgomery. Mary
land Farmer. WAS charged with making an assault
on VIZ. Lewis. Mr.. Lewis. who is rather an Old
man. stated that yesterday afternoon as be- was
walking across the avenue a country wagon came
along ana the tongue struck the back OF his head
and threw him 20 the ground. PeSt ton Green iden-
titled Montgomery as the driver OF the wagon.
Judge Smell, referring 10 The condition OF the de-
PENDANT as evidenced by his appearance, said he
would advise him To keep sober when he came 10
the city, and fined him $50
REAL ESTATE SALES AT HYATTsvuLE.-Iyman A.
Lttteiied, OF Washington. has purchased lot 6, So,
A. corner OF Wine avenue and Spencer street; S. s.
Stubs, OF Baltimore has purchased lot IL. 81. A,
on johnson avenue, and Roger ". Winchell, OF
the War department. has purchased lot Z, SO. C,
on spencer street, ia Wine d JohnSOu's second
addition to HyattSyille
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KNOCKED Down AND INJURED BT STREET CAR
Last night about $50 O'Clock a car Of the W. and c.
H. H. at the corner OF 4th street and PENNSYLVANIA
avenue southeast ran into the push cart of John
Dung, colored. and he was Knocked down and
badly cut and bruised He was attended bv Dr
BaEne and taken ID his home. at the corner OF l.,
ana x streets southeast.
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EfOln Tie UalntsVlIle GA. SouLron.
No southern member OF Congress can AFFORD to
yo,e against Randall in the organization of the
House.
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PosTMAsTERs COMMISSIONED. John J. Jennelle
has been commissioned postmaster at Bangs,
Montgomery county, Va, vice A. E. Kent. JAS A.
tOn Nd, vice II. u. IIO9n
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COMMISSIONERS EVANS has returned from ksr
York, and was at his desk to-day
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May Newton were married last evening at st.
Matthews church. Rev. Father Boiand performed
Wilson, George H. Kennedy, r. L. HOLSTER and
Frederick Harvey.-Mr. Michael Hagan and Miss
Kate Flaherty were married at st. Peters church
Riley acted as bridesmaid and Mr.. Daniel Altman
as grOOmSman.
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From the Charlotte On. c. Observer.

democrat I'm a republican state. he has stood
10y the party through thick and thin, reverse and
tilIesr light when II WAS apparently in a hopeless
minority; and cOntend1ng against numbers that at
one time were overwhelming. How much OF lis
success the democratic party owes to the cool head
far seeing WISDOM and able leadership on The floors
OF Congress OF Samuel J. Randall, Will PERHAPS be
never known, but in speaking Of him. however. we
may differ from him Or agree with him on his tariff
Views. these services ought TO be remembered and
cntlte him to our respect If not TO our Gratitude.
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PROPOSALS.

DEOPoSALS FOR IMPROVEMENTS IN MAIL
MAILBAG LABELS ~
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DOG CAsEs--In the Police Court this morning
Fanny Webster, cOOred, was fined IS for keeping
an unlicensed dog, which wears no collar. An an,
peal was noted. Judge Smell said that where per
sons allowed dogs TO hang around their premfaes
somebody must DE held responsible. He dismissed
the case against j. L. Martin on the same charge.
tina nrrsacnti0n falling establish the Ownership
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FINED For DRIVING a LANE HoRSE-In the Po-
ice Court, this morning. Samuel BenSinger WAS
charged with cruelty to animals. IL was shown
mat lie had caused lame horse 10 be driven around
the track at the bazaar on louisiana avenue Judge
Smell Imposed fine OF $, and took the defendant s
personal bonds.