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Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1883-01-04
SOCIETIES.


A. o. L. W. meets every Tuesday evening al
I: 80. J. A. Spence, T. N. w; E. 5. Frost, NJ
w; j. J. Winseott, e. F.; r. n. Armstrong, o.
ID. 4. Gentry, R.; T. W. Harding, Receiver; s
L. Mckean, r, 8.
Crusade commandery-s s. Craig, Eminent
Commander, meets third Tuesday evening o
each month, at 80 p NJ.
Mexico Lodge No 26, A. F. and A. NJ. 1st Fri.
day night in each laonth at P. N. j. NJ. Marm'
aaake w. NJ; L. II. Hightshoe, s. W; j. F
Lew elIyn, j. W.; james Carroll, Secretary; Il
]. Gibbs. Treasurer; j. Bassford, 8. Nj )
F. Gillian, j D.; james Ciacher, Tyler
Mexico Chapter No. "a, Royal Arch, meets th'
end Friday in each month. 5. NJ. Edwards, Il
p, j. NJ. Marmaduke, Secretary.
Hebron Lode No. S54, A. F. and A. III. reguial
communications fst Tuesday in every month q
Z: 30 NJ. j. III. Riley, w. NJ,
l. o. .. F--Mexico Lodge No. 90 meets ever!
Thursday evening at their hall in P. NJ Norris
building. J. II. Riley, n. G.
Audrain County Medical Society meets ever.
Friday evening at o'clock. DIR. L. A. keeton
President; T,r. W. w. Rodman, Secretary.
Sal. River Lodge, No. 1885, Knights of Honor
meets 1st and 81 Thursday evenings at Ken
mans Hall. j. Med. Trimble, Dictatori T.
Harding, Reporter
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County and City Directory
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Times of Holding Courts.
ACDRAIN CIRCUIT COURT.
Regular Terins---Fnurth Monday in January
first Monday in June, and first Monday In
October.
PROBATE COURT
! Regular Terms--Second Monday in March, May
September, and J-nuary.
COUNTY COURT.
Regular Terms--First Monday in May, August
November and February
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Republican Presidents.

OF the late Presidents Of the nited
States it may he said that:
Hayes was counted in;
Garfield was bought in:
And Arthur was shot in.
Not one Of them had majority or
plurality Of the votes of the people.
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Sing Brethren Sing.

Still we pursue the even tenor Of
or way and hope to spread the light
until millions who sit IL the shadow of
darkness may rejoice in the light Of
heaven born truth. CosatH
Press.
Amen! Amen..
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CITY OFFICERS
CHURCHES

ME. CHURCH, SoUTH--Services in the NJ. f.
Church, south, every Sunday at 10 80 A. N. and
7:1P. NJ. Rev. T. j. Gooch. pastor. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening at 3o Sunday
School at A. NJ. j. Al. Marmaduke, Superin-
tendent.
BAPTIST CHuRCH--Services at Baptist Church
every Sunday morning and evening. Prayer
meeting every Wednesday evening. Rev. j. e
Armstrong, Pastor. Sunday School at A. NJ
james Carroll, Superintendent
PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH--Services at Presby-
terian Church on Promenade street, by Rev. Dr
Stoddert every sunday, 10 30, A. NJ, and :3e
P. M. Lecture and prayer meeting every Wednes.
dav evening. Sunday School at 8 A. NJ. j. p
Blanton, Superintendent
CHRISTIAN CHURCH--Services at the Christian
Church every Lord day at 10 80 A. NJ and "a
P, NJ Prayer meeting Wednesday evening a
I 30. Sunday School ut 8 !: 80 A. NJ. Ii. l.. Locke
Superintendent, u. f. Dobyns, Secretary.
OLp-SCHooL BAPTIST CHURCH--Serviees at thu
/ Old-SchooI Baptist Church every fourth Sunda,
| in each month. ElderJ. f. Lee, Pastor.
LIBERTY STREET NJ. E. CHURCH. Services at th'
Liberty Street Methodist Episcopal Church every
Sabbath morning and evening. Rev. j. Wayman
pastor. Prayer meeting every "Wednesday even
ing sabbath School 8 A. NJ. j. Wright, super
lniendent.
| EPISCOPAL CHURcH---Services in Episcopa
| Church on 1st and Sd Sundays in each month a
| II A. NJ and 80 p. NJ. Rev. Peter Wager Rector
| CATHOLIC CHURcH--Services at the Catholi
Church every Sunday. Father Dempsey, fasior
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BOOTS SHOES

GEORGE HABLUTZEL
IL at Knoderer's old stand, South
side of Public Square, and is better
prepared than ever before to manu-
facture the best of all kinds of Doors
and SHOES.
REPArRNa A SPECIALITY.
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Call and see the New Rotary Force
Pump at Huff's. :sa-tf
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As several of cur farmers are stock
ing their ponds with Carp, the follow
ing from the LaPlata Press will he of
interest. s.Jos NJ. Spencer, placed
lot of German carp in his pond a
year ago. At that time they were
less than two inches in length. He
took one of them ont last week, and
found that it was fifteen inches in
length, six inches broad, and weighed
three pounds-whieh would make a
good meal for an ordinary family"
In the recent contest at Centralia
for premium corn as offered by j. S.
Rollins. John W. Sexton, OF Audrain
county. received the premium Of SIS,
he having raised 100 bushels and d
pounds Of corn to one acre of land
Sturgeon Leader.
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Cromwell paused with his horse
men under the dismantled May-pole
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The Internal Revenue Changes.
PROVISIONS OF THE NEW LAw-rHE REPEAL OF

k6eV6nu6 C0anGRA
PROVISIONS OF THE NEW LAw-THE REPEAL OF
TAXES ON BANK DEPOSITS AND OTHER IMPosTa
The conference committee changed the sections
of the tariff bill relating 70 internal revenue as it
passed the Senate, in only three particulars the
most important being the change OF date when
the reduction OF the tobacco tax goes into effect
from July /, 1883, to May l. The bill, now become
law, repeals the taxes on capital and deposits OF
Citations, and on and after the list day OF july 1882
the stamp tax on bank checks, drafts, orders,
and vouchers. and the tax on matches. per-
fumery, medicinal preparations. and other
Ing % section s'4s7 oi the % Revised statutes .iSM.
After May 1st, 1883, dealers in leaf tobacco shall
annually pay $12; dealers In manufactured to
bacco shall pay 81 40 all manufacturers OF tobacco
shall pay %; manufacturers OF cigars shall pay e.
Peddlers OF tobacco snun and cigars shall pay
special taxes follows: Peddlers Of the FIRST class
as now defined by law shall pay $50; peddlers OF
second class shall pay SIS; peddlers Of the third
class shall pay $40, and peddlers OF the fourth
bacco shall pay $3.50, and 50 cents for each dollar
on the amount OF their monthly sales ip excess OF
the rate OF $500 per annum provided that farmers
production tobacco OF their own growth and rails
Ing at retail directly TO consumers to an amount
not exceeding 500 annually. Farmers and others
n tobacco TO IS
Dealers tax. After % Nay I !. isss the l taxes on On
snun, smoking and manufactured tobacco shall
Oe msnuiactured and sol sold o or re removed Tor con.
sumption or sale on and after the ist day OF July,
10oS there shall be asseseed and collected the fol-
sSsrssf On css4s a S q s msds q To-
bacco or any Sunstitute therefor, = per 100; on
cigarettee weighing not more than three pounds
more than thrse pounds per thousand. . per
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The ylarkeea.

BALTIMORE. March 6.-yirginia &C. consolidated.
41A past due coupons ~; new ten-forties. 3e; new
Sc, IS bid to- day.
BALTIMORE. March 6.--cotton ste.iy-middlins.
1Oh. Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat-eouthern
steady western duh and southern red 20al 23
do: amber. asa, 2s: No. Maryland. l. 2S; No;
a. 22H; May. l.341sal. PAS: June i.a5 Esl.2sN.
n seady Ssstsn ag and easy sogsh &
asked; eda M.reh- ess.sssS; Apstl ssassA May and
western white. sska5b; de-, mixed. blass; Pennsyl;
quiet. Provisions unchanged. Butter dull-western
packed, 17a23: ron l5a20. Eggs lower and veal.
1919. Petroleum unchanged Coffee frm-Rio cargoes.
ordinary to fair Ss9k. Sugar nrm-A eoft, 3: COP
Ger refined quiet lsal6I Whisky stesdy issal %.
cepts-nour, s. ISO barrels: wheat ss 900 bushels;
corn: l57 600 bushels; oats 100 bushels rye. none
Ssles-wheat ia 600 bushels: corn lO2 600 buehea.
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ING 10 TIE HIGH GROUNDS
HELENA. ARK, March 6-ThOse dependent upon
the Long Lake level have become alarmed and are
moving their stock and goods The entire bottom
populace are neeing to high land, carrying ali
their yaluables with them. The negroes, panic
places OF security. The Iron Mountain railroad
track and the DAnguille bridge are submerged.
Transfers by boat enable the trains 10 continue
running. Desperate efforts are being made to
maintain the leyees Intact The general opinion
now prevails that the maximum OF last year will
pe thrown into the shade by the water now In
sight, which Is sure to come. The citizens OF He
lena consider the situation critical.
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IntGHR1G>
SOME OF The MOST IMPORTANT ITEMS NOTED
sTREETS SCHOOLS, FIRE DEPARTMENT. kC-No
APPRoPR! ALTON FOR THE CITY HALL BUILDING
Ihe DISTRICT OF columbia appropriation BILL as II
Is law, prc yideS for the more important appro-
priatons as follows: For repairs to concrete pave
ments, $4,000; for material for permit work.
$SO.OOO for Boundary intercepting sewers $75 600:
for lateral sewers, $4,000; work on sundry ave-
nues and streets and replacing OF pavements on
streets named In classes A, B, c and d, OF appen-
dix Bib, annexed to the estimates of the Commits
sioners $3.50, 600: Provided, that out OF this sum
all the work on avenues and streets and replace
ment or pavement on streets named In the afores
said classes situated east OF the Capitol shall be
be completed in full
An amendment is In the law requiring the les
sees OF the Alexandra canal to keen i'm good re-
pair at least two spans OF the Aqueduct bridge, so
There Is appropriated: For sweeping and clean
Ing streets, $40 O00 alleys S. 500; current repars
OF avenues, % streets and alleys, $25,OO0; county
For street lamps, Illuminating and keeping In re-
pair and replacing those unflt for use, SOS, $50.
For remOdelling and furnishing the old town
naii IN georgetown for the use OF engine company
No 600; also, the proceeds of the sale OF lots
auth orlZed to be sold by the act approved April l.
1882 For the fire department. Sl0l, GOO The Com.
m1ssioners are authorized, in their discretion, to
pay the Claim OF Geo. SchOsser for care OF james
Fleming, injured by being run over In 1880 by VIM.
o. Drew. assistant engineer OF the fire department
to be paid out of the contingent fund OF the fire
department. provided no liability shall remain
against the District on account OF the damage to
said Fleming.
For the purchase Of site and the erection Of
Brooks Station, for the addition to school build
Ing on the new Bladensburg pike, and for one at
Bennings Station, $50, 600.
ence committe struck out the amendment OF the
Senate apprOpriatng $S5, 900 to make the old Dor.
ton OF the city hall building hre-prooI
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The Oklahomn CoIon,sts.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, March 6-CaptB.S. Walden,
resident OF the Kansas City Oklahoma colony,
which left here for the Indian Territory, returned
last night. He says the other members are also
coming home, and announces his Intention OF or.
ganzing again as soon as practicable. He reports
that the remnant OF Payne's band are In camp
near Arkansas City and that they contemplate
another raid.
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The Indicted Detectives.
NO REMIssNESS ON THE PART OF THE CoURf oH


The tone OF some OF the publications In regard
to the Indictments against the detectives found
on Saturday would lead TO the inference that the
marshals Officers were remiss In their duties.
when there Is no ground whatever for such an as
sumption. While MessrS Coomes, McDevitt ana
Acton may have intended that should there be
found indictments against them they would re-
spond at once, the fact is that Mr. COomes is the
only one who was present when the indictments
were returned. Mr.. McDevitt was at that
time at his ofice on Z street, near 9th,
and Mr.. Acton at police headquarters As soon as
IL was known that the Indictments were In the
bench warrants were placed by the marshal IN the
hands OF Baiffs Searle and Miller, and they start
ed to Mr. McDevitt's ONCE ano arrested him, ana
then ran to headquarters and served the warrant
on Mr. Acton as he was leaving; so that within
twenty minutes after the court received the In.
dlctments both OF them were In court and soon
afterwards gave bail
The marshal's once is doing everything 70 -
cure the arrest OF George Mantg and James x
Smith, who also indicted, and II Is safe 70 say,
from the search made, that neither OF them are In
the District
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Breaking the Back bone OF the Creek
Rebellion.

ST. LOUIS, March 6.-Laie advices from Indian
Territory are to the effect that Gen. Porter chief
military omcer OF the Creek nation, recently cap
tured Sleeping Rabbit second in command and In
duence OF the rebel faction headed by Spinoche
and some half q dozen other leaders OF the same
party, and now has them in confinement This
Will probably break the backbone or the rebel
lion.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-pHY.-Internal reve-
nue., e26S, 500 80; customs. se820s972
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THE JAPANESE ENJOYS to Hawaii, Messrs. Sugi.
Nagasaki and Ishibashi, who are now on q shorI
visit to this CITY, were formally presented to the
President to-day by the Secretary OF State.
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MADAM ROSS, THE LON0-ESTABIISHFD RR
w liable Clairvoyant and Astrologis4 giycS 6effer
satisfaction Ia an Affairs Of hfe than any one in te s
tells the psst present and future destiny NV
advice and asssfance al matters Apperta1nin9 "a
business. love and mstEimo0y. ALL N TnoUBIR CAII
setinscton eiven no pay. Consultation Rooms, I01
ID street shove d stxest 0oEthwe6k ~
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Mr. CHARLES REED FAILS no GET HIS s., 900 FEE
Mr. Charles Reed, after ALL does not get S. 600 for
defending Guiteau. The Senate inserted the ap-
preparation IL the sundry civil bill, but 1t was
stricken out In conference committee and failed to
pass.
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FrRsr Spring lMpoRrAr1oss
Pattern Hats and Rich Millinery Novelties Flowers
Teslhers, Laces, Dress trimmings, Silk and Cloth
French COisets '
NJ. WILLIAM
z Cite Trevise. Paris. GOT Pennsy,yanis avanua
To close out my remaining stock of best Kid Glover.
IN sizes g. 51S b4, will sell them for ST. 25 and 81 co.
IN dark shades Feathers dy ed and ecured equal to
$1,000 S5a
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Ga 0nA-FIFE THOUSAND DOLLARS
ScsOOO REWARD,

whereas Thomas Edrnonston, my great grandfather
(~ho MARI led Sarah 0futt. 1743) gave, l776 ninety
years lease of lands 262 to $50 Calverton
l IN possession Note,y Young, whose title OF lease
nod were among the unprotected titles handed to thre
y, = Coninlissioners-Ihomas Beall. - Forrest, -
Mhte-whose report, forwarded BY the Secretary of
treasury 70 u :. Congress. 1903. states they were
gIabe 10 get perfect titles to lands OF Washington CITY,
these leased ands go 70 $50 acres reserved and
became the u .. WASHINGTON Arsena and coutiaons
ians Entire report Of Commissioners and titles per-
fected and unprotected of Washington CITY lands in pa
sssion OF said Commissioners In 1sO3 were banded the
secretary OF treasury and forwarded o. s. Congress-
smong u 9; archives unknown. The lease of Beal
nayfng apsed the fee title to said lands holdings az
male male netr nyssii under Maryland laws. 100 years
necessary assistance in obtaining full knoWieee ana
eopies Of the 80 year lease and records banded n q
Congress IN icOS which are now among archives OF o.
8. Address SAMUEL b. EDN0NSTON. - -
fS 26t ia n. 5th street 81 Iouia Mo
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is detailed as member OF the general court-mar-
tial appointed TO meet at Columbus barracks,
Ohio.
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GONE 10 CARIzsLk-A party. consisting q -
members Of the Indian committees OF = -
houses. the Secretary Of the interior. o., -
commissioner and number o( Invited gu1 - y
lise, Pa, % visit the Indian lnduGtF1al oohoo 6
that place.
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THE NEW FIVE "CENT'' NICKLEs-One OF the
hrst acts Of Secretary Folger upon resuming his
duties at the Treasury department was to issue
instructions that the word scents" be added to
the inscriptions On the new five cent pieces, in
order to meet the requirements Of the law.
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COMMISSIONS SIGNKD.-The President has signed
the commissions of the following New YORK
officers. ana they will be forwarded at once, vh:e
Andrew ]. Perry, general appraiser; Char1es Z.
Graham, naval of1cer; jas L. Benedict surveyor:
and Merritt Wickham, assistant appraiser Nr.
Roots commission az US district attorney has
not been issued yet
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waited upon the President to-day, accompanied
by Senator Pendleton, and signided his accept
ance of the Office
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The New Pension Building.
GEN. AEIGS' REPORT OF THE WORK DONE prR.N,
FEBRUARY,

Gen. Meigs, the supervising architect and engi-
neer OF the new Pension building, has submit
ted to the Secretary OF the Interior his report OF
operations during the month of February. The
report states that contracts were made for 72 fire.
proof columns for the lower story OF the
interior gallery OF the great hall
The report notes the laying OF portion of the
concrete foundations and the beginning OF the
construction OF the cellar walls. Brick-layinR be-
gan March LIST on one OF the division walls In the
east front The report states that the frost is out
OF the ground, and the work in good shape for
rapid progress during the fine weather to be looked
for this spring. At the last monthly report the
expenditures had been &23, ,096. GA. During Febru-
ary aiy $,SS92 Balance OF appropriation, $22l,-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

tSS Union.-Consecraton and Conference meeting
At busipess Gin headqpartels Temple Hotel and Cafe Par
!ors, 9Th street. above F, tomorrow wednesday, at
1 1;So p m Mrs Dr. MITCHELL. Of Paris. viii address
~ K; OF, P:.MEMBERs OF CALANTHE
3nssse, e .;saS !. .SS IL
1t H. L. SMITH. z. of r. and 8.
~. TO ALL WHOM IT NAY CoNCERN.-!THE
that on saa atr Sa
soth day Of April 1855 the hours Of labor shall be nine
n1s on Saturday me
rY, mis- MISS EMMA AUSTIN, FoRMERLY WITH
MFs Rich il il st G2o il street nor:hwes
SS ;ess pssfse: ss
NE vii sHa ,s gSp
c MsIch and
m' at hArns Ha HH5I s'Fss prs.,a.nt
si7' street northwest mh5-st.
SaRrkEsRs
sn Mssss s
be deliyeEsd by r ", Roberts NJ. D.. to the Phsrma-
fsaTzs to ss
profession and public invited to attend. mh33t.
re TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
That NJ v. TIERNEY, have disposed Of all my right
sna interest n ny t.rmer Place Sf bgsinsss l4i
WIN or nn'n'' interest r. Fl
r-ga SAFE AND PROFITABLE.
the ahs na
hire In the pso
rannne ths nsEs
aN supplies the ons-felt want Of
tsrsst borrow money for securns home eF % other her
S ASsys Sey peE No back
1oSthSss g. '1 faR.n a'H s,'sf'
s1s John o6
iss1I%SSSh s; fEH5
Il the os
n%. THEtE Will BE A MEETING OF THE
(; Sss ass y so ipe peS sss street es
. GAS FIXTURES
THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CRY TO
SELECT FROM AND THE CHEAPEST.
PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE.
CORCORAN BUILDING.
f2O E. F.. BROOKS
nTS. GAS FIXTURES.
VIZ GAS FIXTURES.
AT REDUCED PRICES. TO MAKE ROOM FOR I'M
PRovEMENTs. CALL AND EXAMINE STOCK
BEFORE PURCHASING.
SAM'L s. SHEDD,
33O-Sm 400 9TH STREET NORTHWEST
fES GLEN FLORA AND BETHESDA MATTERS
FRESH FROM THE SPRING,
". c. MILBURN, PHARMAc1sr
10 1929 Pennsylvania ayenue
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The Malagassy ENJOYS En- Route for
WaShlnRtOn.

NEW YORK, March 6.-The Malagassy ENJOYS
city at the 5th avenue hotel left there this morn
Ing and took the train on the Pennsylvania rail-
road for Washington. They were accompanied by
Col W1ckham Hoffman, representative OF the
Department OF State. The ENJOYS expect TO re.
turn to the city In about two weeks
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PAYMENT OF REPRESENTATIVE OCHILTRKE's SAL
AIRY TO BIB WITHHELD.-The first controller OF the
Treasury has advised the q. s. Treasurer to with
hold for the present the payment OF the salary OF
Col Tom Ochiltree as member of Congress from
Texas It will be remembered that when Col
Ochiltree was U. 8 marshal in Texas, several
years ago. he was short In his accounts seve-
ter is settled he win be refused his new
salary. Col. Ochiltree claims that he was not at
all responsible for the shortness OF the accounts
and his 0ffer for compromise has peen before the
Treasury department for some time. The solicitor
OF the Treasury department has sent to Texas for
information upon the subject, but as yet has re-
ceived no replies Pending the action, therefore.
upon the question. Col Ochiltree can receive no
remuneration from the government, as the Treas
urer will carry out the Instructions OF the control
1pr ,lut1l advised dffYenenflV
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Prince GOrtSchakOff Dangerously IN.
BADEN BADEN, March 6-Prince Gortschakon,
eX-chancellor of Russia, Is dangerously i'll here
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BALTIMORE, March 6.-Samuel @. wyman. the
head OF one OF the oldest dry goods commission
houses In Baltimore, died OF heart disease early
this morning, aged about IS years. He had been
In his usual health up to yesterday and attended
church last night Mr. Wyman was a man OF
very large means ana his charities were large
he held the respect OF tho entire community
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ONE CENT PER YARD
TWO CENTS PER YARD (Parisian Model.
ja2 9O2 9th street, corner of northwest
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BALTIMORE, March 6-At the Stock Exchange
yesterday Virginia conSolS opened at 54k and sold
down to 81. To-day they declined to 41x and ten.
to be held In this city, and those who sold short
VIII lose heavily. The fall was consequent to the
decision OF the q. s. Supreme Court yesterday.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. VIM. II. Webb has been
ordered to examination for promotion; Lieut.. j.
D. Adams, detached from the navy yard, Mare
Island, and placed on waiting orders; Midship-
men Edwards F. Leiper and George r. French,
from the receiving ship st. Louis, and ordered to
the Tallapoosa; the leave OF Passed Assistant En-
gineer Charles P. Howell has been extended six
months, with permission to remain in Europe.
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AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House to-day
were Senator's Edmunds, Pendleton. Platt, Allison,
Rollins, Hale, Henderson and Kellogg, Judge
presentatives Kelly, Mclean, Waite, Tyler But
terworh, Willis, Anderson, Payson, O'Neill, Rob
1nson, Harmer, Ellis, Urner, Henderson, Dwight,
HOltOn and Ward.
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THE ITEM TO PAY Col BALL, OF Alexandria, $500
for expenses in his contest for seat as delegate
from the territory of Alaska was stricken out OF
the deficiency appropriation bill by the conference
committee.