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INHE LADIES' FRIEND-MOTTS HOMEO-
Psthic Pills for all female complaints. distractions
ana AL diseases produced from irregulard taste
or smell. For sale only ct 800 b street southwest
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M y fra. on ans ESf FIX ll 1852
west. " " MINI" 'ioe' nofen-
d,y resns VII be taken to Boston. Mass Thurs
GhoMP On Thursday. July II. 1885, at fifteen
mlhntes 70 O'Clock q. m, after q long and PAINFUL
Isle F. CRuMP. in the fifty year Of his age,
Sleep Mt.p on loved one. released from your pain,
T T,o s Gear ones Ia heaven forever to reign;
And 1nn s d d neeH natd b9t the victory won
By HIS WIFE.
Funeral will take place from his late residence No
to attend ~ 1 We in'i.eo
DAVIS, On Thursday. July 18th. 1888, at the resi-
street Mrs ISABELLE DAVIS rect Of tie i isss
Ihos l. Davis. of Georzetown. ~ '-''
Nouce OF funeral to- morrow.
MICHAEL MAR IN. infant child Of Christian and
Margaret A. Kienv. aged seven weeks '''" "'u
tend the from parents resdenc dsy e a at
lS. at four o'clock pm. ~
nesdaS u Jh heart I'D 1ssa q 80 O'Clock We'd
i hsds + fHrp ngt Sh he bore With
born IN Georgetown, ID. c.
Dearest father thou hath left me.
pl thy loss most deeply feel;
But tbs God who hath bereft me-
de cal all my sorrows heal.
bf his DAUGHTER, SUSIE MEREDITH
His funeral will take place from his sisters residence
30, IS sixteenth street northwest Sunday. two
invited 10 attend lnterment at iiarmonial.
-, fAaneKi On THURSDAY, July 18th. lss3. at O.
Funeral saturday al $50. from No I4ns pennsv,v..
MA avenue Friends and relatives invited to attend
Pratt July IL. 1883, at Rock Enon Springs. ROB-
Julia T. Pratt. heed seven and one half mouths "
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
n ffTn .sIs Sn y0y 10Th .ss
sra ana Enzabeth Ner1nillon OF Norfolk. Va.
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TORNADO wRscEs TEE rowN or SOLDIER, KAxsAA
telegram 70 the New York Herald from Kan.
sas City, Mo-. July Ilth says: The town OF Soldier.
situated on the line OF the Kansas Central railway
ABOUT sixty miles west OF Leavenworth, In Kansas
was last night partially demolished by a tornado
The business portion OF the city was DESTROYED
ana ten persons killed and wounded. During the
day hot wind had been blowing from the prairie.
out about six O'Clock dark clouds formed IN the
southwest and later the heavens were M mn nv
continuous lightning Shortly before ten O'Clock
2. m the clouds grew blacker and I'm few min
utee terrinc tornado broke upon the town com.
Ing from the southwest Two farm houses we're
nrst torn down, and then path was cut by the
wind through the center OF the town. Fifteen resi-.
dences ana business houses on the east side OF
Main street were literally scattered broadcass
From thence the wind seemed 20 jump over two
plocks, and then again wrecked four houses one
OF them containing W. Owens and family Mrx
owens ana an infant child were instantly killed
tae last named being carried some distance from
tne mouse. In the main portion OF the town
where the wreck was worst, Mrs A. Walters. MrS
d Channell and Mr. Harper were also Killed and
many wounded. Mr. Channel and Mr. waiterx
whose wives were Killed, were both badly wounded
ABOUT the head, the last named fatally George
simpson and Frank Harper were also badly In.
100000 f'"'VN ~
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GOV. BUTLER GOES orr ~ . urvr

Ae private meeting OF the Tewksbury aims
mouse committee yesterday question arose on d.
Viding the remaining time so as TO give Mr. Brown
an opportunity TO reply to the rebuttal evidence
OF Gov. Butler. The latter protested earnestly.
saying TOO much time had already been wasted IN
arguing on Mr.. Browns objections. He hoped the
Legislature would allow the committee 10 90 an AZ
It's leisure. The chairman reminded him that ho
IN a recent message TO that body, had said the
purposes OF the investigation had been accom-
pasaea. Inc governor vigorously maintained his
right TO the remaining time. and finally left In
rather an excited state, saying the committee
couid 90 as IL pleased. but he would be heard else-
wuere; IL was then voted TO close the evidence
to-night leaving Friday at the disposal OF counsel
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g ECOND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT, AND THE
~ Mg1o3 oaon pI1ceg patd Asa WatchoG. JeWclFy.
Ssn4 tsse4 e. Cav g addxa1 H&Rz00s sos ee6
s'ssse ~ sasasas avenue naEx
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DUNCANsON BROS. Aucuoneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE BRICK DWELLING
BETWEEN FIRST AND sEcoNDA STREETS
EAST, AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of deed Of trust recorded In Idfer -,
No ~ folio so. Of the land records Of the Dis
TAIRTIETH DAY OF JULY. A. b. 1883. at SIX
O'CLOCK p NJ. in front Of the premises al that cer-
tain piece or parcel Of land and premises situate and
being In the City Of washington. District Of Columbia
ana known and a. and being the whole OF
Of part Of square numbered seven hundred and
twenty (72. the said division is recorded
In Liber H. D. c. folio 200 one Of the records Of the
ONCE OF the said city and District with the
buildings and improvements thereon; together with The
rxht easements privileges and aPpurenances to the
same belonging or In any wise thereto appertaininR
Terms: third cash balance in equal Instruments
& ana TWO year, Notes 70 bear interest at six psr
Premses solo. or oil cash ct option Of purchaser dc.
poslt u 5000 required at SALE Conveyancdne &C. n
gurcha.srs cost Terms to be complied With in seven
5ne trustees reserve the rRht to resell
chssss afssr giving ve day. public notice d such 70
sale IN some neMsReper pubiished In Waahington D. O.
EDWARD A. ROLLINS.
iy0-th. s&t&dD
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A Fatal WaterspOut.
PETKRSVILLE, ONTARIO, OVERWHELMED IN
FLOoD-FRARFUL LOSS OF LIFE

PETkRSVILLE, ONTARIO, OVERWHELMED BY
FLooD-FRARFUL LOSS OF LIFE
A telegram to the New York Herald from Lon.
don Ont, July II, says:-A terrible disaster oc-
CURED in the Thames river valley, around this
city. this morning. Last evening at SIX O'Clock q
storm broke. which lasted until three O'Clock m.
attended by tnceSSant heavy rain, lightning OF
startling vfvfdneSS and thunder which broke like a
thousand parks OF artillery The night was one
OF terror and dismay, but toward morning the res
ldentS OF the hats west OF the city travered by the
which Is probably Unprecedented In the province
OF Ontario Petersville, q suburb of London, COM
overwhelmed with q torrent Caused, II bremen.
d0uS cloud burst some dozen miles up the country
The water rolled down In one reststleSs wave rails
Ing the river TO twelve feet above ordinary food
mark and destroying about two hundred dwell
tngS It Is supposed that there is great loss OF
life, as nfty persons remain unaccounted for. The
damage done will not be less than $500 OOO
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From the New York Times, to-day.
negro. supposed TO be the one who assailed
Miss Rebecca Miller on North Broadway, Yonkers,
on Monday evening, was captured yesterday By
Roundsman Henry j. Quinn and Patrolman John
ReddinR, OF that city. The man, who gave his
name as Raymond simmons, eighteen years OF
age, was taken while dancing In Fleck's drinking
saloon, at the corner OF Dock street and Warbur.
ton avenue. almost opposite police headquarters
He lives on South Broadway, at Mosholu, on the
northern boundary OF New York, and about three
miles south OF the point where the assault was
committed. he was taken before his victim who
at once fully Identified him. His examination
took place yesterday afternoon before Judge
and VIM. Riley for the defense. The nrst witness
called was Miss Miller. who repeated the story Of
the assault she was positive this was the man,
simmons did not take the stand in his own de.
Tense, but tra1 to prove an aibL Judge Ellis
said he thought there was probable cause TO be-
ueve the prisoner the guilty party, and held him
fury.
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TOMORROW.
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SAL SALE OF THREE TWO STORY AND
IMMINENT BRICK HOUSES ON FIFTH
STREET BETWEEN L AND M STRIFE s
NOkTHWEST. BEING HOUSES Nos. llO7 llO9
AND I'LL FIFTH STREET,
BY virtue of deed Of trust duly recorded in HberH.
no vi, folio 439, ct seq Of the land records for
the District Of Columbia. aud at the request Of 1
party secured. we will sell on FRIDAY, the 1HIR-
TENTH DAY OF JULY. A. D. 1885, at SIX O'CLOCK
NJ in front OF the premises al that piece parcel
the city OF Washington. in the District Of Columbia
and known and distinguished the north half Of lot
ten (10) in square five hundred and fourteen (5Ia
gether with al the improvements ways, easements.
rights privileges and appurtenances thereto belonging
o. in any manner appertaining. The improvements
consist OF three two-story and basement brick dwe-
lngs, each fronting l6 81 feet. less and will
be sold separately.
Terms: One. third cash; balance in equal instruments
at one and two years. notes to bear six per
payable semi annually and to be secured by deed Of
trust on premises Sold all cash. option Of purcha
ST deposit OF 500 required on each piece -od at time
OF safe ConYeyanclng &c at purchasers cost. Terms
to be complied with in days. otherwise the Trus-
tees reserve the right to resell at the risk cost Of the
defaulnng purchaser after five days public notice Of
ton, DC. JOHN WALTER JR
Jy2-d&ds MATTH w hUPPEkT{ ATustees'
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RAILROADS.

It sttEESAsT WA hSg sgErHxEsg
srf Il ffrh hAq sJT sizi if s
TRANS LEAVE WASHINGTON. PROM STATION CORNER
In, p; or SKI SIXTH Ar STREETS FOLLOWS
Pasee ste s ca at hs:sS Limited Enp Fss
Hs sso "a daily With sisepins Cars from
n:das With Faaee Cars to Pittsburpp and cineRn
&C. via CoInmhns ana e. st. IT, oR on mffn
Oar 5 far S che sng M Mail I1p,ss
B1ITIM6KE And P ssi E RaI hii:5p
Fer Ere, Cauandaiiua, Rochester Buffalo, Niagara
800 m. dsily. except saturday with Palace Cars.
M eton to Canandalgua. and Harrisburg to
For Wii-am.port, Lock Haven and Elm1ra. at $50
go S ana q 100 200 and + On n
For 1 B6s c Ss sS cham. m 3 s1Gsp. sunday
For E:oSS}ys s: ii shgoasn train. connect at
M direct transfer 70 Fulton street avoiding double
1orfhilsaslpha sos S a. nG m, NJ. $780, 42o
1nf lOi2 Limited E. Sn snS ssS a as sad
Bs;tm9rs 80 500. $50 s;so 1o:4o e. m. and
m ON sundaS $50. l0:40 "a. M. 4:2o. 6:20. 1870.
For Cresk Line. $40 a. H. and 40 p IN. daily.
Fer Aniapoiis. $40 and 4:4o p daily. except
ALFN 4 ANp EEbEDER.GKSKUEG BAIL
RAILROAD. -
For Alexandria, $50, 90 9:2O III OO and IL 3o m
200. 4:2n, 800. 500. SEQ and IL 80 pm On
sunday at 6:30, 9. 20. IL 40 a.. H.. $40 y. m.
Tor BIC hn4ond and the South so and III 90 a m
w. i2i'g. and 200 T. m. daily, except Sunday.
1reins 'eaye Alexandria for Washington 600 300
IS3s and 1922 am; 1880. j. d. 3:27 $40 100
a. $40 p m. and Il 00 midnl hit ON Sunday at
e;St. aid 1905 am 100 and 9 10 pm
Tickets and information the Office northeast cor
Re G; lSt street and Pennsylvania avenue and at the
iasEaEe from hotels ELS. a md OF
CHas. P plh MOD ODD. Gsneral Passenger Agent
- od<,.,. z fo0d General Manager. jy9
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T'HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
KEAh PROPERTY ON EAST SIDE NINTH
NORTHWEST.
In pursuance decree Of the Supreme Court of ga
the !1strlct OF olumbia, passed the 7th day of fa
April A. o. 1888 in equity cause 8. lO3. shall sell Ell
at public auction in front OF the premises on HURS-
pay, JULY NINEJ FL N. 1888. at tx O'CLOCK P,
n. Lot numbered five (5) in square mum bered four
hundr and tour t404 being the north side of said
lot supposed to trout about $50 feet DO
IN HES On 'tR s s more iu described
District OF Columbia. together with the improvements
$40. e A"''' A'o'
OF sale prescribed by the decree third
OF the purchase money in cash. and the residue in two
equal instruments bearing interest and payable re-
one and two Years after the day Of SALE and
"a shall not be fully complied tn one week after
the day OF the trustee will resell the property after
one weeks notice in the Evening tar at the risk and
cot OF the first purchaser All conyeyancng at the
COST OF the purchaser. Il. K ELLIOT, Trustee
ty9-d&ds 4O6 9Th street norfh,rezt
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WNHE CELLULOID TRUSS; THAT NEVER
u breakn. never wears out always cloan and en- -
worn while hataafnG. u tox ealeaE
CHA6 FTHHERa
o23 ftDURUot noefhv0k
Lady Patrons, mi
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Name.
The Courts.

CRIMINAL COURT, .J'sdge Willie
Today. f rancis Leonard, unlicensed bar(appeaD,
pleaded guilty; fined $l05. Benz Thomas, assault
&appeaD, pleaded guilty, and fined So VIM L.
hiley, policy; not guilty. Edward Lilly, larceny
<eppeall, guilty; six months in fail
POLICE CoURT-Judoe Shell.
To-day, james Campbell, Moses Winters John
smith, colured, and Michael Shandley, for being
days ~
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RhTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
1HE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST.
VIA WASHINGTON.

DOUBLE TRACK, JANNEY COUPLER,
Schedule to take eject rh sU S1il MAY 18th 1881
mssn9sson from station corner of New Jersey
For clic@so. Cincinnati. Louisville and St Loui,
GaDy II 800 a. m, 1913 a. m, 1911 u. IN with
ihrru-h aches and Palace Sleeping Care to above
tol tistahurs. Cleveland and Detroit at $50 q. m.
bug With sIeeiinE Cars attached sui" 'ain 10 nus
Tor Ioiel.o ara Detroit Wa Monroeyile, l0:ls an
Trains Tor PlIiladslphia and New York at s.1ea m
Gsily exc Il SUNDAY p and $40 p. M daily with
For b&uInore or week days. s. $50. $40 7:4s s:Io
s sna i sS 10 2 30 ia 40 2sS s. $3.50. 4so
For Baltimore Snnasy. $50 7.45. q, zoos Am
25. 2:35. 3. 40. $50 !. SIZE $40 D. m. Ill.,
1hh@i O. o ~ I'M. l2:l0 and 4:i0. on Sunday,
forway stauors between Washington and Baltimore
For stations on Metropoii.sn S B.s ae6 y SO
SsHS excrpt sunday, $50 AS and 5:45 p. m
day ior Frodrick. 80 M. 10 M and sun =,
To- p H. In. dsily except sunday.
y, III 10 a. L.. daily except Sunday 5:45
Trs5n, arrive from the West daily. 60 7.ss. m
From New York and philadelphia. ass, $50 Am.
- dsLy. .: 10 = m daily except sunday - a
f'o,i an sgohs' o ~ =. m Loo 63I pm. Sunday
from saan'o ' 2i m. dsily except SUNDAY
l0:oe M. 2. is. 4:2c pm. and 500 pm daiiy;
except sunday 1000 AIN. 500 p N. daily from
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington a, 44o 40
.i.o -, s g s sns 1920 2, AL l2:l5 2:5l.
days. 9 40 i:i5. 3:so o. s:io m. i,soa ! 40.
-, o 6:23. so and 900 p M
al tra:hs from Washington stop at Relay Station ex
os Nor fg5tssT istorstien srpy the Baltimore and
iennsylysnia syrnue corner lam @tret 49, anu t Oh
@ sssn for ha2Kage to be checked and received az
". NJ CT MINIS. NJ Of r., Baltimore.
NY - e. h LORD GEM Passenger Agent
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucuoneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF FINE BRICK DWELLING
AND LOT, HOUSE No. 146 A STREET NORTH
BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND EAST A.


AND LOT, HOUSE No. l46 sTKEET NORTH'
bETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND EAST. AZ
By virtue Of deed Of trust recorded in liber No.
III folio 316 one Of the land records for the Die @
tTiGt Of Columbia, We VIII sell on DAY. the sa
IHIKTdEiH DAY OF JULY. A. D. 1883. at HALF
all that certain piece Rsrce! Of land and premises
Columbia and known and distinguished as and being
the eastern twenty the depth thereof Of
iot numbered twenty two (22) Of Williams subdiyision
OF part Of square hundred and twenty
seven (12 the said subdivision recorded In fiber
e. folio 200 one OF the records Of the surveyors
once Oh said city aud District with the buildings and
thereon. together with the rights ease
nsnts prvees and appertenances to the belong
Terms: I'd cash balance In equal installments
one and TWO years notes to bear interest six per
cent per Annn and to be secured by deed of trust on
premises sold or al cash. at option OF purchaser
deposit OF $2OO required at sale. Conveyancin9 &c
ct purchaser's cost, erms to be complied with in
% S y tne trustees reserve the right to
purchaser after giving I'VE days public notice OF such
EWR }i.4fan 4 L E 81 MFR Trustees.
5y6-th g. tu&ds
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(tHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED P .OPERTY
" KNOWN AS No. 1874 TWELFTH STREET
. NORTHWEST. AT AUG TON.
By virtue OF Of the Supreme Court of the
District 81 Columbia passed on the It'll day of July
pubic auction. on FRIDAY, JULY TWENTIETH, 1883
at .iN O'CLOCK p NJ, in front of the premises, sub
Lot thirteen. 3d. according to Davidson's subdivision
OF lots number ed ID two CD eight (8) and nine CO..
IN Square numbered two hundred and eighytwo (232)
cash. aud the balance in two equal install ments paya
bic IN one and two years from the day of sale, with
tsrs tue deferred payments to be secured by deed
trust on the PROPERTY sold. all cash. option Of the
purchaser. deposit of 800 will be required at the
time OF sale. CHARLES WALTER, Trustee,
,>-..-- 341 d street northwest
DUNCANSOS BROS. Aucts Jy9d&ds
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STEAMERS.
GERMAN LLOYD

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAynn
LONDON SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
1he steamers of this Company Will sail EVERY WE'D
Nf-Dfh AND SATURDAY from Bremen pier foot
Of Cd street, Hobcke1 Rates of pass. &c: From New
York u Havre, London, Southampton. and Bremen
FIRST cabin. 500; ,ond cabin. 500 steeraes $50 pre-
paid seerage certifcItes S22 For freight passage
apriy to OELk!GlIS Y Co, Bowling Green. New
York. ". e. METZEitOTT L CO., 92j Pennsy yaIia
avenue northwest. Agents for Washington. laI2
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FouR NEW RABBD-The Union American He
brew congregation In Cincinnati yesterday COD
secrated four rabbis, graduates OF Hebrew Union
college, this being the nrst occasion Of the kind In
America. Rev. Dr.. BENZ. 6zold, OF Baltimore, Dr..
0ustave GOttehtl, OF New FORK. and Rev. 0eoE4e
Jacobs. OF Philadelphia, made addresses, ana the
latter conferred the diplomat The conservation
once WAS performed By DR.. Wise. OF Cincinnati
sons Henry bertoWitx and Joseph Krauskopf
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THOs. BOWLING. Auctoneer.

TRUSTEES SAFE OF IMPROVED REAL PROP.
ERTY ON SIXTH STREET SOUTHEAST.
2Sth day OF August 1882 and recorded in Tiber I'D
number s lol4 folio 252 and BY direction OF the a
front OF the premises. MONDAY, JULY SIX
IEENIH, at HALF-PAST SIX P. NJ. ali that certain
described in the laetes and bounds following: Benin
nnk ior the same on 9th street east at point Is feet
square No 500 THENCE running east &c feet; thence
south feet inches thence east feet; thence soth
and inches thence west liz feet line Of 9Th
thence north along the line OF said street to
Dwelling House.
Terms Of sale One-half of the purchase ,nopav
In cash. and the residue in two equa instaments pay-
ahie rctveiy in nine and eighteen months after
the day OF sale with interest If the terms Of sale shall
not ne complied with In six days after the day of sale
@ reserves the right to reen the property
sncng al cost deposit Of $50 In cash win
ty9-d&ds R EIrYOr ur-,,,..>
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THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer.

FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Seven CD acres OF arabic land, overlooking the Poto
mac river just beyond the northern boundary Of Aex
andria Va, suitable for truck farm for bull ing
ises W. fN
Also. two co acres, containing blue stone quarry
County. VIRGINIA, opposite Georgetown. This quarry
Is located Immediately on the right bank OF the Poto
fers edge and is the nearest quarry to Washington
bridge.
above described tracts form part of the estate
ton among bis heirs Title perfect and warranted free
ens OF a sS1es o. The tract
AIG AUGUST. FIRST: 1883. at SIX O'CLOCK P NJ. the
purchaser to take with the privilege of the
whole The quarry lot will also be sold ground
On the foliox1ng day, THURSDAY, AUGUST Sec
Terms: Cash on delivery Of deeds.
L. j. MACKEY,
Attorney for heirs
1y12-d&ds Once. Webster Law Building
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The PIue and the Gray.

president OF the Society OF the Army OF 1.-THE
Potomac. has been invited to attend the reunion
OF Parsons cavalry brigade {confederate) at Dallas
Texas, on August 6'h, and respond
to the toast 1.-THE Boys Who Wore
the Blue" The president of the
society, w. g. Veal, says: "Our reunion is no,
10 quarrel, but to meet as brothers, bury all the
unpleasant recollect1ons OF the past, and unite
heart and hand in the welfare OF our great
nation for all time to Gomez
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INVESTIGATING THE FIsHERIER-Senators John
T. Morgan, OF Alabama: K q. Lapham, OF New
York, and VIM n Call, OF Florida, the sub-com-
mfttee OF thy committee on foreign relations In
vestigating the fisheries the Atlantic coast are
holding Q session at Congress Hall, Cape May.
also there
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CHANGES At TEE NAvY-YARD.-Since the recent
changes In the construction department Of the
navy-yard, In this city, Mr.. James b. Peake, a
clerk In the commentaries ONCE, has been re-
moved. A STAR reporter was Informed at the
hayward this afternoon that they were about to
put the mould LOFT. formerly under the c0nstFue-
QQO. under thu bureau Of e0uinunent