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The Lottery Case In New Orleans.
ATTORNEY GxNHRAL BRxwsTKR Has II POSTPONE
Until TO-DAY.

ATTORNEY GENERAL BRIwsTR Has n POSTPONED
UNTIL To-DAY.
The case OF the New Orleans National Bank
against w. B. Merchant, the postmaster, In which
the plaintiff asked for q writ OF Injunction to
restrain the postmaster from interfering with all
mail matter addressed to the bank and from
refusing to pay money orders addressed to the
bank for account Of the Louisiana State Lottery
Company, came up Monday morning In the @. s.
circuit court In New Orleans, Judge Don A. Pardee
presiding. Some time ago the New Orleans Ma
uonM Bank obtained the Injunction in the civil
dlStrct court but upon the question of Jurisdiction
being raised, the matter was transferred to the
circuit court OF the United States This litigation
grew out OF an order by Postmaster General Gresham
towithhold NAH matter intended for the Louisiana
state Lottery Company, or NJ A. Dauphin, its pres
ldent, Whereupon the lottery company directed its
mail to be sent to the New Orleans National Bank.
When the case was called MeSSrS. T. j. SemmeS
and j. r. Hornee, OF New Orleans, and JEFF Chand-
Ter and c. w. Noulton OF Washington, appeared
Tor the bank, and the Hon. B. III. Brewster, U. S.
Attorney General; VIM. A. Maury, Assistant O. S.
Attorney General; A. A. Freeman, Assistant Attor-
ney General for the Post Office department. and A.
FL. Leonard q. s. district attorney, represented the
government Mr.. Brewster said that, as the day
was holiday and also Christmas eve he would like
The case TO go over until Wednesday. Judge Pardee
granted the motion for continuance.
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Brother Jasper Advised to Stick.

In private letter from Richmond, Va, yester-
day, John Jasper D., LID, Of the ''Sun DO Move'
fame, stated the following alarming fact:
"-rhere is great CONSERVATION in my church I
had occasion recently to bring fourteen OF my men,
bers 10 Justice for misconduct and the result is my
church Is going to pieces. have not twenty mem
be1S left out OF nearly two thousand. l am thor
Oughly convinced now that the sun Do Move but
/ am inclined to think that my congregation move
faster than the sum-. Anyhow, the whole flock of
sheep have gone, and the sun am stlll shinin'.
what would you advise me to do? Some want me
to give up my theory and take back the fourteen
members. That will not do, and If worse comes
to worse win give UP the church and hold that
the sun Do Move.' JOHN JASPERn
This letter was written to a prominent colored
clergyman in this city, who Is an ardent admirer OF
Brother Jasper. That gentleman telegraphed back:
"Stick to your theory and move with the sum-
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Capitol Topics.
THE coxx1rrRx or APPROPRIATIONS

TIE c0NAfT1K8 0f APPROPRIATIONa
Mr.. Randall called 1feeting Of the House com
mittee on appropriations this morning fol
the purpose OF organizing. There was Just
quorum present, and Mr.. Randall said
that nothing was done beyond taking theil
seats and discussing in q general way the
policy OF the committee. The committee viii gen.
orally reflect the views Of the chairman. and their
Col. Stevens, the secretary Of the committee, has
Signfed his Intention to resign.
The subcommittee OF the appropriation com.
mittee will be appointed within few days so that
they can get down to work at once and be
ready to report to Congress Immediately
upon its reassembltng after the holidays
1t Is the desire OF the committee to report upon the
appropriation bills for pensions. fortifcation and
the military academy immediately after the holi-
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Dissatisfied Miners.
THOUSANDS OF THEM READY FOR STRIKE IN THE
BITUnINOCS

PITTsBURG, PA, Dec. ga special dispatch from
MOShannon, Pa, says: There are lively prospects of
extensive trouble in the bituninous coal districts
In WeStmoreland Blair, Huntingdon, Bedford, Gen.
temey reticent as to their plans but it Is pretty
generally known that reduction OF wages I'm all
departments OF labor viii be eXacted after December
3lst. The miners, who are said to be well organ
lZed and estimated at from fifteen to twenty thou
sand men. have expressed their willingness to Co
the first OF January. The rupture between the
Rochester and PittSburg railroad company and
their malcontent miners is not entirely adjusted,
Notwithstanding the reports to the contrary, and
an underlined feeling OF insecurity prevails In the
striking districts.
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Trouble In a Telephone COMPANY.

NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-The Mexican Telephone
company Is suing Frederick NJ. DelanO John d.
HaineS and Geo. n. Blanchard, in the superior
owned 1899 shares OF the capital stock OF the Mex-
can PENINSULA Telegraph and Telephone Co of par
value Oh $40 share HaineS at that time was sec
Rotary ana DelanO treasurer OF the company. IL is
alleged that Ha1neS transferred 5000 shares of the
STOCK 10 Blanchard without the authority OF the
company ana without any consideration. 1t Is also
CANNED That this transfer was IN accordance with
an agreement between HaineS and Delano, who
seek to hold the stock for their own use. To-day
the court granted motion TO restrain the transfer
OF the stock pending the trial OF the action upon
the ground that the defendants had no right to it.,
anu that they were not responsible.
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MORE DYNAMITE IN ENGLAND.-A terrible explo-
sion, supposed to have been caused by an internal
machine, occurred at Birkenhead, England. Mon
day. Nobody was killed. A lamplighter named
Butler observed two men watching a canister burn
Ing opposite dwelling-houSe. Going up to the
canister he kicked it few yards, when suddenly an
explosion occurred breaking the windows OF ali the
houses In the vicinity. The two men who had been
watching the burning canister escaped and there is
no clue TO their Identity. A fuse foot and half
long was found near by, together with q leather
match-naSa
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WEI DE MEYER,

WEI DE MEYER
1t is now undisputed that WEI DE MEYERS CA,
TARRH CURE is the only treatment that will absolute
ly cure Catarrh-fresh or chronic. 1T marvel Rev.
p. Fries Cairo NY" 'It restored me to the pulpit
Rev. George E. Refs, Coblevne, n Yn zone box radi-
cally cured me, Rev. C. II. Taylor laO Noble street,
Brooklyn" "a perfect cure after 80 years suffering j.
d. Mcdonald, 10 Broadway. n Y" &c. &C. Thousands
OF testimonials are received from all parts of the world
Delivered, Sl.00. DR.. Wei De Meyers TREATISE"
with statements by the cured mailed free D. B. Dewey
Co., 1872 Fulton street. NY dl5-stth39t
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SHOT IN DARKROOM By woMAN-At New
DuTyport, Mass, Arthur g. CurTier was shot by
Lena West In the bar-room Of the Bay State House
last night. His wounds VIII probably prove fatal
Currier and VIM. Chase were together when the
West woman Knocked Chase's hat OF Currier push
ed the woman away, whereupon she Immediately
fired two shots at him, and he fell Several more
shots We're then fred The woman was iInneii-
ately arrested: Currfer is wounded I'm the left
lung, groin and thigh He is % years old and bears
good character. Lena West is 80 years old and of
bad character. ~ Va
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PoLYGAMY MUST Go.-Gov. Murray arrived at
delegation OF leading citizens and escorted to Ills
residence. A reception was given him, and many
welcoming speeches were made. The governor as
sured his friends OF the cooperation of the Pres
dent with the people In bringing Utah into accord
with the laws OF the government He stated that
measures would be adopted by the present Con
gresS to bring about this result. The whole coun.
try, he said, intended that polygamy and theo-
cfaey should be wiped out The governor viii pre-
pare strong message for presentation to the legis
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= DETERMINED SUIcIpE-Chas Souder, OF Phila-
delph1a, aged 80 years, who has been Respondent
since his wffe'S death, six months ago, yesterday
kissed his two children and went into the kitchen
and attempted to cut OF his left hand with meat
axe. He then went up stairs and attempted to cut
his throat, but was evidently too weak to do so
After this effort he threw himself out OF third
story window, falling on his head. He was picked
up and removed to the hospital, but died before
reaching it.
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General Foreign News bv Cable.

THE HULL OF THE BURNED STEAMER ST. AUGUsTIN.
LONDON, Dec 26.-The hull Of the steamship st.
Augusttn, which was swept by fire on Sunday, De-
ceinber Is, In the bay OF Biscay while the vessel
was ON the way from Manila to Liverpool has been
toWed into the harbar of COrunna, Spain.
THE STEAMSHIP BOLIVIA AT GLASGOW
GLASGOW, Dec. 26-The steamship Bolivia, which
went ashore in the Firth OF Clyde last Friday
night and which has been temporarily repaired at
Holyloch, has arrived here. She Will be locked
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TelcgraDhic Briefs.

A special dispatch from Hartford, Conn. says the
hardware factory OF Reed d Co., at Higganum,
about s10,NU. - " ' 40
The gross earnings of the Norfolk & Western rail.
road for November were sri ,2S, and the net earn
ingS SIPS 73 being increase OF 1868 as COMPARED
with the corresponding month last year.
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A YOUNG woMAs's PRESENCE OF Mryp-Iast
sunday morning, as Miss Lizzie Harvey was on her
way to Sunday school, at the corner OF 18th street
and Maryland avenue, she saw q train approach
Ing She attempted to cross the track but her foot
Sllpped and she fell across the track The train was
then put lew feet away. With great presence OF
ground as the train passed book that she car
lied was cut In two.
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LOCAL OPTION AGITATION IN DENTON, Mp.-The
people IN the Denton GAd) district are beginning
the agitation OF the question OF again petiifoning
the legislature to submit the question OF local on,
ton again to vote Another petition is also being
circulated, asking that heavy penalties be imposed
upon physicians who may give Dres,crtutiops for
whisky not intended Tor sickness. -
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THE RTyIRDALB DIsAsTKR-Special Agent Hines
has made lengthy report to the Secretary Of the
Treasury on the Riverdale disaster on the Hudson
river in August last, exonerating the inspector
who examined the boilers previous to the explo-
sion.
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A JEALOUS MANS CRINE-D. c. Gibson whose
wife keeps boarding house In St Louis. Who has
been Jealous OF his sons-ln-law, Eugene MulhoIand
ana ). +. burlington, brought his gruCge 10 a
and himself at the tea table IN the presence OF forty
poarders Gibson died Ia the city hospital Monday
night burlington, who was the more seriously in
)ufeo OF GapSons victims. Is In critical condition.
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A Wedding with a Romance.
CoURTsHIP THAT BEGAN IN OMAHA AND ENDED n
BALTIMORE.

CoURfSHIP THAT BEGAN IN OMAHA AND ENDED IN
BALTIMORE
There was romantic wedding in Baltimore
Christmas Eve at Miss Christians Young LADIES'
Seminary. The bride was Miss Berthe DoIan. of
Omaha, Neb., and the groom John D. Reynolds, of
Jefferson county, Penn. Sheis 16 years Old pretty.
and the daughter of wealthy widow. He is Is and
well OF. They met several months ago in Omaha.
Gertfe's mother thought her too young to marry
ana objected TO her being engaged or keeping com,
pany With Mr. Reynolds. She continued however
10 meet MIN clandeStinely, and finally the mother
lnaae ner daughter prepare to come to Baltimore
ana put her In the Young ladies' Seminary The
same train that Miss Gerte left Omaha in also car
RED MT Reynolds. One OF her relatives accompa-
MED Miss Dolan, and prevented any lovers meet
ngS en- route. AS soon as she was safely enscOnced
In the boarding notwithstanding that strict
orders had been given not to let her correspond with
gentlemen or meet them. she continued to write TO
John, and the other evening they planned an eope-
ment. She went to the Carrollt0n to meet him. but
MISS Christian Outwitted the young lover got there
before him, and carried Miss Gertie back to the
seminary. Then the lovers telegraphed to Mrs
Doian, telling her that they We're determined to
marry, and begging her consent. Monday NIGHT the
mother telesraphed her consent, and In the parlor
or the seminary that night the couple were married
Dy the Key. W. NJ Dome, OF the Episcopal church,
the teachers and some OF the students being present
Mr. Reynolds carried his pretty Christmas gift OF
MONDAY night TO his home in Pennsylvania.
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Eminent Medical Testimony.
10 EAST 32p STREET,

10 EAST GID STREET.
NEW YORK. March 18th, 1888
have used ALLcocK's Porous PLAsrERs in my
practice with remarkable success and found them Pc
cuiary ecacious when applied to the back for Weak
spine and Nervous Exhaustion they afford almost
slant relief in Coughs. Colds and Liver Complaint
cordially recommend them the best and safest Pas-
ter ever made and would caution the public against the
numerous other so-called Porous PIasters that are
sought to be pamed off credulous public they
are worthless and oftentimes dangerous
ROBERT S. NEWTON, NJ D., L. R. c. s.
When you want the most carefully prepared ard
best Plaster made ask your Druggist for ALLcoCK's
Porous PLASTER d24 cost
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I'd Edition.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
Held on a Charge of Murder.

NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-AIbert BuchOlz and Mary
Rapp, who were arrested on q charge Of being In
strumental in causing the death OF VIM. Krauss.
the German carriage trimmer, who was found dead
In his apartments yesterday, were arraigned In
court to-day and remanded in order to enable the
police 10 obtain further evidence regarding the al
legged crime.
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w. Nj. SHusrER & Soss
HAVE LARGE STOCK OF THE FOLLOWING
VERY DESIRABLE GOODS

HAVE LARGE STOCK OF THE FOLLOWING
VERY DESIRABLE GOODS
WHICH THEY OFFER AT NEW YORK PRICES:
COLORED FELVETS, EVERY SHADE.
BLACK VELyETS, ALL QUALITIES, To THE VERY
FINEST extra DE LYON IMPORTED.
CHOICE SELECTION OF ELEGANT DINNER
DRESSES, IN PATTERNS
BONNET'S. GUINETS AND GIRAUD's BLACK
SILKS.
COLORED GTOS GRAINS AND RADZIMERs
BLACK RADZIMER ALL QUALITIES
VERY LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF EVEN
ING SILKS, SAT1NS, RADZI3IERj, OTTOMANS
PLUSHES AND ILLUSIONS, IN ALL THE NEW
COLORS
ELEGANT DRESS FRONTS, IN GREAT VARIETY.
SHADES.
BRoADCLoTHs AND TRICoT. IN NEW SHADES.
ELEGANT STOCK OF CHOICE PLAIDS.
SILK HOSIERY. IN GREAT VARIETY. FROM 81. so
TO $500 PER PAIR. ALL COLORS
TURKISH TABLE COVERS
ELDER DOWN SPREADS
FINE BLANKETS AND TABLE LINENS AND
COMPLETE STOCK OF CLOAKS, IN ALL THE
NEW SHAPES, MADE OF THE BEST MATE
RAILS AND IN THE BEST MANNER
CLOTH SILK PLUSH, sc.
CAMEL'S HAIR SHAWLS IN GREAT VARIETY,
FROM $500 TO $4,000; CHOICE STOCK
W. NJ SINISTER L SONS
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FUNERAL OF EX-GOVERNOR LowE.-The funeral OF
Ex-Governor Lowe. of Iowa, took place at twelve
O'Clock to-day from his late residence "a list street
A large number OF prominent citizens and
distinguished friends OF the deceased were
assembled TO pay their last tribute to his memory.
me services were conducted by Rev. Dr. Sunder-
land. The interinent was at GIenwood The nail
bearers were ex-Secretary Belknap Justice Miller
Hon NJ. A McCord. Col NJ Cowie Ii. j. Frost, and
Gen. Dunn. -
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RANGE OF THE THKRMoMRTHa-The following
were the readings at the Office of the chief signal
onlcer today am, % 1; IL an, 27.3 pm, 81 s.
Maximum, 3i6; minimum 2l6
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FIGHT ON A STREET CARA fight took place YES
terday afternoon In street car corner OF 9Th and
l streets southeast, between Richard Johnson a
conductor On the Washington and Georgetown rail-
way, and q passenger named Joseph Hartman from
Baltimore. johnson states that Hartman persisted
In swearing and using insulting language toward
conductor knocked Hartman off the car and beat
him severely, breaking his nose and INJECTING other
damages. Both parties were arrested and taken to
the eighth precinct station house. Hartman is
larger than his adversary and is said to be pugtl-
lSt In the Police Court to-day the conductor for
feited collateral, and Hartman was dismissed.
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MAKING ORNAMENTS OF GREENBAck "PUrpnIt
Is stated at the Treasury department. I'm relation to
the reports concerning the manufacture of mace
rated paper money into ornaments and images that
the pulp is sold to one two different persons i'm
Town, ana Is sometimes made into ornaments nv
them and offered for sale. Treasury employees
however, have been forbidden to make any article
I0r sale, and II they do so 1t Is at their own risk
lhey are also forbidden to engage In any work ex-
cept that upon which they are employed during
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CONTRACTS acknowledgement & Co, of Gin
clnnau, have been awarded the contracts for
furnishing wooden floor joists and iron beams for
the new public building at Frankfort, KY
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EQurTT CoURT.-Jnd0e ydsaes
To-day, Farnham agt Buell.; trustee appointed TO
release. Taylor agt Taylor solicitors fee allowed
White agt Doyle; order for transfer OF bonds.
Mackan agt Nackall; On hearing.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE Dec. 26.-virginia skies deferred, 6
Pastdue coupons 45; new ten-fortes, 3351; do. new
threes. 5oH bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Dec. 26-Cotton dull-middIins. 1oh
Flour quiet and straightforward street and western
spper s9oas 80; do extra, s75a4 IS; do. family
5ooa2 TO- city mills super 30a3 rs; do extra 40Oa6 25
d0 Rio brands s79a6 co. Patapsco fniy ESQ
sisPay Te s lover sGntharn
19i5sa1 97sl January. I0s4 aiosH: February, ia
LlI5S March, 1-l35aaI 49,; May 4aI l79l Corn
southern firm; western steady closing easy southern
white, 54a60; southern yellow 55a61 western mixed
P9bI rn 81 BID Rseember G0aG January 6la6l
trn, 5sa43; western white, 40ai2; do mixed 3Sa}9
PeIlnsylvania, $Sa42. Rye higher. 70a7i Hay dull
prime to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland GOALS 90
pr9Xsons STEADY and quiet Mess pork Is Bulk
b 4soI5 Is4 il clear rib sides 81 Hams
a5 Sfr9faIeTy 25a5 Eggs quiet fresh 2sa29 ricEed
Rio cargoes ordinary fair 0l6aIi% Sugar steady-
a. soft d copper refined quiet. 141lal4H. Whisky
rer steamer dulloeotton I'd -four, 1sgd; grain, sd
heceiltsadonr, 2{S7 bushels wheat II 900 bushels
corn, 5000 bushels; oats, 900 bushels; rye, 1000
bushels Siumeuts-none. Sale5-wheat 400 600 bush
els: corn, y OUU bushels.
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THE GREEDY RELIEF BoARp.-The army and
navy board, appointed to consider plan for the
relief OF Lieut. Greely's party met to-day at the
subjects the board adjourned until january 2.
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The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices
of the New York Stock Market to-day as reported
by special wire to q. II. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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PANIC IN CHuRCH.-During services In a Polish
cnurch In Plttsburg last night reflection In the
church from small fire In Rieseck Bros foundry.
on the opposite side OF the street. caused panic,
anu IN tler haste TO get out number OF persons
were seriously injured
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CHAPoTEAurs
WINE OF PEPTONE
wtneglassful Of which contains 10 grammes OF Beef
arhctally digested by Pepsine It entirely assils
e snd passes into the blood vessels requiring
commended tby the medical faculty Of Palis1 to conys
escent to persons whose blood Is poor or who suffer
from Clorosis. Diabetes, Weakness General Wastino
Away Stomach Ache Gastrals Loss Of Appetite or "a
eES a " aTfess OF Work Age Fever Dyse
9uent Travelling or Long Fatigue Paris Rue VviennS
Sold by all Druggists ,s2a.mkth1s
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District Government Affairs.
CLEARING OFF TIE SNOW,

CLEARING OFF TIE SNOW.
Mr. j. j. Burrows, superintendent of streets YES
terday had gang OF men with ShoyeiS at work
clearing or the snow from the street crossings ON
Pennsylvania avenue, and to-day he is extending
this work all over the principal business streets Of
the city, The streets in the eastern portion of the
city are being cleaned by the almShouse gang
THE PROPOSED ABOLITION OF PERSONAL TAX
The Commissioners held private conference
this afternoon with the representatives OF fnsur-
ance companies at the government Office, on Ak
street, In relation TO the proposed new tax law
aDoliShtng the personal tax. The representatives
OF the local companies voted for the pfOpoSitions
submitted by Commissioner West
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DINE MUsEUM.-F1ve performances were given
mere yesterday. The excellent program offered
this week almost warrants that number daily.
rh a s,ser.eat.aaants are combined-museum ami
a Sn0S ana stage performance and every one is
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j. G.. BAKER & CO.

80 fHDtrt Street PhlIadelphia
The only specific for Coughs Colds Debility Scrof.
ula, Consumption and Wasting Diseases
PURITY AND FRESHNESS ALL IMPORTANT
Take only BAKERS OIL from dealers or send direct
to depot SIS Fbert street Reduced price in quantity
BAKERS COD LIVER OIL AND MALT.
n20-etu9t Combination of Great Value
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NEW BANK.-The Controller OF the Currency ha
authorized the National Bank of Grafton, Dakota
10 Degln business with a capital OF s5OOOO
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ONE FACT
N Ew DEpARrua Er

having greatly ENLARGED our Store we ,iof
PARLoR. CHAMBER AND LIBRARY rfrnSrTr,pp
winch cannot be surpassed in Style and Price
our stock Of CARPETS and UPHOLSTERY coon,
Ne 'he nnest IN the city, and prices low as the lowest
CAL carly and avoid the crowd
SINGLETON HoEKE.
ns sm MARKET SPACE. sos aud $40 srar
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PATENTS We're issued to-day as follows: Henry
Bishop, Baltimore sun shade for bird cages; Arthur
BiXby, Baltimore, fire escape; B. E. BIakeslee. Cam
bridge, Md, Roadway and eeway Indicator for YES
sells; Israel r, Blumenberg, Washington, as
sighof to +. IL. Smith, four patents Tor yap0r
generators and motor; William Calver, Wash
ln4lgh, TWO patents for apparatus for
storing aud distributing solar heat and water
ington, and f. Il. Jonas. New Orleans, cartridge
implement; Jas. $. Hagerty, Baltimore, kitchen
sac; Is; d. Hyam, Washington, machine for expe-
Uugu5ly tanning hides, skins, &C; VIM. r. Steiner
Frederick, Md, two patents. endless carrier for
HaiFeSteTs and grain carrier platform; Thomas
stleat, richmond, Va, cigar makers Implement
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INVESTIGATING THE CREEK INDIAN TROUBLES
Indian Inspector Benedict and agent TUFTS have
been directed by the Secretary OF the Interior tn
investigate the Creek troubles in the Indian Terri
tory arising from the recent election OF a chief
Inc secretary wishes to settle this difficulty at
once, and these agents are empowered To inform
the lhClanS That their recommendation to the de-
partment will be adopted Wv