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what Mr. Kef Sad.
HE THINKS TIE Law AND nor TIE COUNTS % 8.

DISTRICT AT Fault.
Mr.. ker, OF counsel for the government In the
kellogg case. said 70 STAR reporter to-day, a. 10
the remarks attributed % him In TIE STAB q yes
terday: "The statement Ia substantially correct IS
70 what said. but my remarks were intsndcd ~
ocular reply 10 what considered o joculxr Qucs-
ton Around me At the time we're q number Joining
me on the defeat OF the government and tntendeo
my answers 10 be In harmony with thcee ronarkS
the ADMINISTRATION OF justice In the ptstrct IL ~
as properly administered here &c r. possible % 40
% unoer the law as IL exists. For the Law the
court Is not responsible, and the Judges must take
the law as it Is on the books Judge WYE for
whom nave the highest respect made q DECISION
with which differed, and we honestly differ ON II
have no doubt but he acted honestly ana con-
scientousy and interpreted the Law as he regarded
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News Rriefs.

"Parsonn Davis, OF Chicago, has accented John
L. Sullivan's challenge Offering 8, 900 and receipt
OF the exhibition 10 any man who will stand befors
him four rounds, and viii put Jem 0Oode against
the champion.
The circuit court OF Alegany county, Nd r. occu.
PIED yin the trial OF Vim. TroxalL charged with In
tent 10 commit abortion on Amanda LArue
white school girl. named Amanda Ayres ana
only "a years Old. eioped yesterday from her home
at Bernertown, y. j., with a colored man named
Henry Adams
AZ the fourth annual meeting OF the C1vn serice
heform Association, I'm New York, last evening
Seorge William Curtis was reelected president foi
the ensuing year.
Louis A. Bach. OF Baltimore, accidentally shot
and killed himself I'm that city YESTERDAY artsrnoop
The Maine prohibitory convention, which met
yesterday at Augusta. nominated q state ticket
htrpert Jefferson, aged ten years, was accident
ally shot and seriously wounded by the dis
charge or pistol In the hands Of Miss May Officer
az tederalsourg, Md, yesterday while they was
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Local NOses.

out lucrative business I'm that city takinc IN ns v
ment notes OF the "Real Estate loan and 1russ
company, OF this city. The notes have been fot.
Warded 10 Washington Tor redemption.
To-day Henry .. Towles George j Mueller apd
W. III. Lee were excused as Jurors ia the CriminsI
Court.
Henry I. Dyer has been appointed n s,bst,,u,a
letter carrier by Postmaster Conger
OF the class recently examined for clerkshius In
the city post ONCE twenty eight passed and have
been placed on the list OF elg1bles Out OF tbor>e
examined for appointment as letter carriers, four
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TEE NKwNAS-RtSSEY CONTEST IN CorKr-In
the Newman-Ranney quarrel over the Madison
avenue congregational church In New York, the
lawyers for the respective sides argued IN the
superior court yesterday the Legality or the pro-
ceedings or the Newmanites. Lawyer Abbott
observed that the Newman party had elected a
deacon In defiance or the Injunction recently Issued
by the court restraining such action The other
Side said this was misstatement, and the lavyers
split hairs for two hours when his honor said thAs
the trustees mustn't allow the church building Ia
be used for any OF the purposes prohibited by the
injunction They cannot permit any meeting &C
be held except devotional ones The lawyers
gathered up all their papers and said they would
hand up their briefs saturday., Then his honor
VIII foT1ally announce what ne thilks OF tha
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tp16-dts
IL THE ABOVE SALE Is posTpONED. UNTIL
MONDAY, FIFTH DAY OF MAY, 1884, same hour and
place By order Of he Trustes aUl6-dts
CHARLES W. HANDY. Real Estate Agent
TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY FRONTING THE
SOUTH SIDE OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
SETEEEN EaEyENTH AMI TWELFTH

BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court ofaA6
the District Of Columbia passed In equity cause ~
No. 67S4 we. the undersigned Trustees viii sell ats
public auction. on WEDNESDAY. the SEVENTH DAY
OF MAY, A. d. 1884 at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, in front
city q Wellington: C. known and described as part
three $3.50. beginning Tor the at point street
north twenty -four (2 feet from tbs northwest
feet thence south seventy feet to alley thence west
BEGINNING.
Tens q sale: Ys.thrd 20 e.sh. and the residue in
With from day Of sale the thereof b
secured by the prontssory notes Of the purchaser
whole Of the purchase money Gan be gsd e cash The
from day Of sale otherwise the properly will be resod at
the risk and cost Of the defautng purchaser after i've
days public advertisement OF such ressle Even-
ing Star" deposit Of $50 VII be required coon q
the property b Knocked on AL conveyanctng ct cost
M p. MATrIN0LY.
AS 7th st. n. w.. [ r-.....
WILLIAM J, AILLER ASUste0
sp3S-dtda CfRce 40e Louaaaans ave-.
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The River and Rarb~r Bill.

TIM foTokac APPROPRIATIONS CUT DOWN. - a
QUARTER or A MILLION
The appropriations in the liver ana hsrbor hill
were all decided upon by the House Committee
this afternoon, but there is some legislation yst 60
oe considered, and the BIN viii not be reported TO
the House before Monday. The committee
Will not state what tie eums sr untfl
the Dill Is printed, but about q quarter
OF million, besides the two hundred thou
10 the Potomac at Washington. The COMMITTEES
observed Ia this reduction tho same ratio that was
loiioWed throughout the bin million dollars was
asked for. IL IL expected that the senate Win in
creass TINS and the committee VIII probably con.
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DsED.

BoTEIER. At one O'Clock M May In. 1884
EDITH T.. beloved wife of r. NJ Boteler
r. IN. from her late residenc. No. as Eighth street
southeast No flowers. q
DOUGLAS On May lst. 1884, HENRY DOUGLAS,
N the Esd year of his age.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 1903 r street
Relatives and friends invited To attend
pneulnonla. BARROW fRERE. At his late residence.
Mardins Point Charles county, Md Deceased W. foe
many years q resident of this city.
STREET. On Friday May ID. 1884 at 1l:Ds m,
SUSIE h. GUILET, wife VI Dr.. I. 3. Street. aged
eighty -eigft years
Funeral viii take place from her late r-sadencs No.
81 street northwest on saturday, Nay Sd inst, q
vited baltimore and Cambridge papers please copyJ
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TINTED STATES MARsHAE's SALE.

.h BY c virtue q writ q sri faeias issued out
District Of Columbia. and to me directed wll-
Se at Pn5aG sale for cash il front Of the
1 PAX 4E f,, nAx 1ss "a rt TWELVE ~
70 the following described property to Wit: Lots one
R f~o eo S three g. four e. Ave s1 go and seven
OF 642) in the city Of Washington levied upon as
the property OF the defendants William Blanchards
heirs to satisfy execution No 20 O7 at law in favor Of
John McAvoy; use , Of koht. =. Cameron.
THOS. BOWLING. Auctioneer apls-9Ot
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

nCNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
PEREMPToRY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND CNIMPROvED LOTS BELONGING TO
| CITIZENS UILDING COMPANY IN SQUARE
TRET ND fHENGH STREET sTsEhI
AT AUCTION.
By virtue of resolution passed by stockholders d
and further resolution fixing time &C., adopted Ia
by the board Of drectors we viii sell At public
NOON MAY EIGHTH, 1884, commencing at HALF
PAST FOUR o, LOG 4. and continue each day there
after at same hour until all are sold.
Lots 10 to "a inclusive in square 363 fronting on e
street northwest unimproved.
Lots 70 % D. 29and 81 square $685. fronting French
street. improved by we'll built two-story and basement
brick dwellings with back buildings.
Lots to So inclusive in square S63 fronting north
side Of French street, unimproved.
Lots II to 66 inclusive. in 363 fronting
street. between 9Th and 10th northwest unimproved.
Lots S and 49, in 1863 fronting on 9Th street.
between French and streets northwest. unmproved
This property is in one Of the best locations Of our
city streets graded and pavements laid adjacent to
street lines and each lot running back to alley.
As the Citizens Building Company closing their
organization by resolution Of stockholders the sale
pereptory and presents splendid opportunity for
purchasers.
Terms Onethird cash: balance in one and two years.
notes to bear interest at six Per cent payable seman-
sold Terms TO be complied with in ten days. otherwise
the board Of directors reserve the right to resell the
property in default at the risk and the default
ing purchasers after i've days public notice
of such resale in some newspaper published in WASH
1nston DC Conveyancins. &C, at COST of purchaser.
deposit Of $50 will be required each lot unmprov
ed and $100 on each lot lump. owed when the same
knocked of.
flat Of the property and further Information can
be obtained at Office Of auctioneerA
By order Of the Conn., any.
sp9o-dkds DUNcASsoN BROS. Aucts
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WHAT THE CoLoRED People AsV FoR-The
colored conference at Pittsbury adopted an address
declaring that the protection OF the Ct tizen n the
nrst and highest duty OF the government ana hence
10 those who control the government must the
suffering citizen look for help; that action shoulc
DE so directed as TO conserve the best and highest
interests OF the coored that 10 do this friend.
ship Is needed that viii Toe felt In the great manu-
factories OF the country well the polls that
The colored people demand for themselves and then
children an equal chance In the struggle for placs
Ia the higher pursuits OF life.
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A CIzRGYNAG DAZZLING IN STocKs.-A special to
the New York World from Albany, May LIST, says:
Rev. w. II. Meeker, q Methodist clergyman, re-
Gently arranged with Lorenzo Baker to invest in
some stock on margin. He was TO furnish s., 600
for 20 per cent margin TO Baker, who TO do the
operating Baker, Meeker charges, failed TO con-
form to the conditions OF the contract. and the
preacher had him arrested for obtaining money on
false representations. The court or sessions reh-
dered judgment against the defendant Thegen-
eral term denied motion for q new trial, and an
appeal Il now being argued before the court Of
0OpoolR
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NETTING or fHH SENATE DISTRICT COMMITTEE TO
DAr-DrscUssrNG THE TUNNEL AND Union DEPOT
rKoyECrS
The Senate District committee were in session
until about one O'Clock to-day considering the SUBJ
1ect Of routes for steam railroads through the CITY,
The whole question was gone over again Mr.. RAN
dolph. engineer OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
company, was before the committee, endeavoring
70 satisfy them that tunnel through Capitol nm
could do no harm, and that It would be q great
hardship upon the road TO compel it % GO around
by the Eastern branch IN order 20 reach the Long
bridge. Maps OF the city were spread out and Mr.
Randolph explained the proposed route OF the tun-
mel under LIST street east Then the question OF a
Long bridge was discussed. The plan OF running
the tracks along street southwest was talked
over, but IL was stated that the citizens object
that The Commissioners plan for q union depot
In the squares between 9Th and 10th ana and ID
streets southwest, Was also spoken OF Finally the
whole subject was postponed until three O'Clock
next Monday afternoon. No vote was taken to-day
on any one OF the points under consideration, but
the committee hope 10 reach an understanding next
Monday. A vote will then he taken on the propo-
sition TO tunnel Capitol Hill This was adopted
once by vote OF 70 2, but subsequently the COM
mttee Indicated preference for the Eastern branch
route.
The subject was postponed until next Monday
afternoon. because the committee want 10 get some
iurther Information In regard TO grades, the condi
ton OF streets proposed 10 be used for railroad
purposes, etc. II is proposed TO call Capt r. v.
Greene, or the District engineers ONCE, TO answer
sucn questions as the committee wish TO ask.
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nUNcANsoN BROS. Auct,oneers.

ASSIGNEE's SALE OF STOCK, &C.. CONTAINED IN
STORE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF BOUNDARY
AND EIGHTH STREETS NORTHWE>T.
On MONDAY MORNING. MAY FIFTH 1884 com.
mencing at Ten O'CLOCK, win, by virtue Of deed OF
ASSIGNMENT, sell on the premises. 18th and Boundary
streets northwest
One pair Coal Scales Office Desks Platform Scales
Stove, Sacks Of -Four Mill Feed Corn. Salt Dbl Plas.
ter Cement Plasterers' Hair Oak and Pine Wood White
and Red Ash Coal Horses. Carts Feed and Dayton
Wagon.
Terms: Cash.
my2.H VIM NJ GAIT Ass;cnae
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auct,oneer.

oHANcERY SALE ALE OF .yEALgABIE REAL Estate
NoRTHWEST; AND ALSO ON MARYLAND Az.
SIXTH STREETS SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court OF the
D,.tTiss Of Columbia Is passed in sSYity cause No
front Of each Of the The described
EieATH DAY Of April. 4. b. issl At HALF-FAsf
FOUR O'CLOCK p m. Lots Nos. 13A and 135, in Shep.
efda subdivision Of square No. e situated street
north between First street and North Capitol street
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p H., tie east hall Of Lot seven
CO in Reservation D. situated Maryland svenue be.
tween ~ and 9Th streets southwest improved by Skood
substantial dwelling. house.
Terms Of sale one. third 60 cash. and the balance to
be paid g. ~ and 1Sonths With from the day
Of sale and thereof to be secured by the
Grchass money can be paid ess6 on Day Of sale Or on
n the property sSld for tie purcasss money and inter-
interest shall be paid d,post Of ESQ on each piece q
Ct purshase cost + terms Of sale not
will be resod at risk and costs Of defaultng
B. b. HENKLE, Trustee.
spls-dts 4e0 Louisians avenue
- THE ABOVE SALE ls PosTpoNED, UNTIL.
MONDAY, FIFTH DAY OF MAY, 1854 same hour and
place. By order of the Trustee aU26-dts
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RRR 90 r r A Z
r RIO OF Y AA l.
RRR o D w A A T.
r RO O Y AAA T.
B & 90 Y 4 ALLL
{! is $: E., 81 + T. +.

nfture Jewelry Book Backs and Ever thing Ose with
Evsrlsstinx Inseperahle Ten.city!! zoe Bottle
and Tin Cover.l Mailed postpaid. SOC. Sold By Drug.
sisss a.ocss' statonsss HasdMals vazssty snd qsn.
every City and County Mailed only BY Manufacturer.
7; Y O'NEARA Co 1Sk7 PxANsElvAx1A AvxxgE
Wash1nRton. ID. u ta2s
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.1IOR ROW.
THoatAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VERY SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
CoUPELET. CARRIAGES. BUGGIES, HORSES.
&C, AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY. MAY Sd. 1884 AT TEN O'CLOCK
within and in front Of my auction rooms commencing
at 10 O'Clock shall sell splendid assortment Of House
hold efects removed to my store for convenience Of
sale. embracing:
Pianos. Pier Mirrors. Psrior Suites. Magnificent
Dressing { ase. with French Plate Mirror.
1Supcrbly Carved Walnut Bedstead
5 Handsome Walnut Chamber Suites
Hair and Spring Mattresses. Feather Pilova
2Elegant Pillar Extension Tables
Walnut Hall Sets Hatracks
Fancy Chairs and Lounges
Brussels and Ingram Carpeta
Handsome Toilet Sets
Painted Chamber Furniture
Together with about 800 separate lota
Also
1Mangler, Hotel Range.
Also. At II O'Clock:
One coupelet. Carriages Buegies Horses Wagons
Harness, &C.
THOMAS DUwLING,
myl-& Auctioneer.
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Ella wHRzaRR FINS HER True Iowa
Decial to the PhiladelphiA Press nom Milwaukee,
Nav 1, saye MIA Wheeler, the voluptuous poetess
q Wisconsin, was married here to-day 70 r. NJ
WILCOX. wealthy manufactures q silverware In
Connecticut M. ana Nr8 wilcox started to
th0m at Ne(tdan. Conn.
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Last Of the Republican Conventions.
RESULTS OF THE CLOSING DAYS ELECTION or DELE.
GATES.

RESULTS OF THE CLOSING DAYS ELECTION OF DELE.
GATES
The Maryland republican convention yesterday
adopted resolution In favor OF Blaine as their
choice Tor President L n. Phillips, OF Frederick,
Thomas 5. Hodson OF Somerset, james Wallace OF
dorchester, and Hart B. Holton, a Prince Georges
We're elected deegates-at-larga The nrst three ars
Blaine men, and Holton is for Arthur The featur.,
or the convention was the defeat OF Col Adreon
Inomas A Gorsuch, or Frederick. and DR.. ]. j.
weaver, or Carroll, were elected eectoU- at-large
Inc state republican convention OF Minnesota
yesterday Endorsed Blaine but did NOT instruct Tor
MIN. The four delegates-at-large (amone them
he are understood TO De Tor Dlelne
gon yesterday were Instructed for Blaine
ne republican state convention OF ColoPa0o yes
teruay elected delegates 70 Chicago who win sup
port Blaine In accordance with declsraton Of "a,
convention In his favor.
The state republican convention OF Rhode fsland
YESTERDAY elected uninstructed deiegateA OF the
eienl uelegates TOUR are understood 20 be for Ar
thur, two for Edmunds and Two for Blaina
Inc delegates elected by the California state 10.
Euoncan convention are Instructed 70 support
After stormy session the Florida state rrpubll.
can convention elected Arthur Delegates 10 Chi
cago The minority VIII hold anothes convention
The Kentucky republican convention yesterday
excluoed the Blaine delegates from the Nth dis
.IlcI walter Evans was elected permanent chair
:, Arthur delegates were elected yesterday by the
North Carolina republicans
Inc republicans In wyoming yesterday elected
Arthur win be the frst choice OF -sne DELEGATES
chosen by the repuolIcans or Utah.
According 10 the Philadelphia F1resa Blaine will
Iecee on 9he nrst ballot s53 votes. Arthur -, I'd
munds .O. Logan 81, Sherman 16
Inc New ork Sun foots up the results as follows:
Arthur, dncluding virginia's 90 delegatesD s.:
Blaine, SoG Edmunds, o.; Logan, IS; sherman. ~:
Hawiey, "; Gresham, O. Fairchild, 4 Grant, 1; ,et
10 DC heard FROM 81.
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ArTEMPr 10 BLOW Up A HorEL--Shortly before
midnight Monday night bomb with an ignited
giant powder was thrown upon the porch OF the
Crawford house, at Colorado SPRING. Col, and ex-
hotel and houses In the nelghborhood. It is sup
posed that the act was directed by some saloonist
against the proprietor Of the hotel, who has been
In that town.
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BROS, Auctioneers,

T1UENCANSOS BfOS., Auct0neers,
TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY ON FIRST
STREET, BETWEEN D AND NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust. recorded in Liber No
10l0 folio ls0 ct seq. Of the land records for Is
District Of Columbia and by consent of party Civ -
premises; on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, NAY SEW
ENTH. 1884 at HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK all that
piece or parcel Of land known pats and plans Of
city Of 20, Washington, D G. as lot numbered thirty
numbered five hundred and seventyone (571, together
with improvements, ways easements &C.
months notes to bear six cent interest and to
eSsser g al must or al es os 1T option Of
deposit Of 800 required at sale Terms to be complied
my2-d&ds WATSON J. NEWTON Trustee.
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O'CLOCK, in front Of our ealesfooln
1t WALTER B. WILLIAMS co. Aucfa.
THOMAs BOWLING. Aucuonesx
SENTATIVE PAIRS SHOES FOB MEN. LADIES
AND MISSES
To- MORROW, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, Ct my auc-
ton rooms shah sell the above Consignment. It
WEEKS co. Auctioneers.
w 657 Louisians avenue opposite City Post Once
STOCK OF DEALER DECLINING BUSINESS Ar
AUCTION WITHIN OUR sALESROOMs, MON:
91H MORNING. p. MI F EHHs At Ten
FOLLOWS: CIT PIECES o. DRY GOODS
TRIIdES RIBBONS. ZEPHYk MoRsTEDs,
p GLOVES Sr 5 SkAIps s,, LINEN IL En- ThREaPs.
hEADs, RuFFLI 10, i IH5 HsI ,INENs. TMBRELs
AND YELVETS BLACK GRAPE BEADED Or
NAMENTS, TARLETAN AND SWISS LACE CUR.
TAINS, CUFFS AND COLLARS. FANCY GOODS
IN VARIETY, SOAPS. Re; TO6ETHER WITH
SANE CHARACTER TO WHICH We Call AZ.
TENTION.
SALE WITHOUT RESERVE
NO POSTPONEMENT. 1ny2-N
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The District I'm COnGreN0,
PROPOSED INCREASE OF CLERICAL FORCE.
Mr.. Mcmillan to-day presented to the Senate an
amendment to be proposed to the legislative exec
utive and judicial appropriation bill to increase
the clerical force at the state department by the
addition OF one clerk Of class one OF class and
one folder and hacker
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Baltimore and Ohio Wins.

PHILADELPHIA. May 2-The case Of the western
Union telegraph company against william q.
Jones' assistant superintendent Of the Baltimore
and Ohio telegraph company; Thomas J. Fahy, an
operator TOR the same company, and Charles l.
Howell broker, for forcible entry came up to-day
before Judge F1nletten on . writ Of habeas corpuA
After nearing the evidence al OF the defendanta
were discharged This case grew out OF the foTci-
BILE possession on March LIST by the Baltimore and
Ohio telel aph company OF the once ut @ south Sd
street, formerly occupied by the Western Union
telegraph company.
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BALTIMORE, May 2-The oyster and fruit pack
Ing house OF j. s. Farren + Co., on the eastern
suburbs OF the city, was partially destroyed by IRE
this morning. The damage on stock, machinery
and building Is estimated at 0O fully insured In
out OF town companies
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CAPITOL Topics.

10000 ASKED FOR fHH MILITIA.
Hundreds Of petitions from militia organizations
all over the country have been received In the
House In favor Of the bill reported favorably from
the militia committee to increase the annual Ap-
preparation for militia nom $4,000 70 $o00,O0Q
Substantially the same bill has passed the senate,
and Is now pending before the House committee on
appropriations A good deal Of pressure u being
brought to bear upon Mr.. Randall TO prevail upon
him TO report the bill The present appropriation
OF 500 900 per annum was liked by act OF Congress
In 1905 and 1t Is contended and seems to be gener
ally admitted, that this sum Is insufficient for the
militia now, which has grown and extended with
the growth Of the country.
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a. l. Il. W. CATHERWOOD,
PHILADELPHIA
SIN SOLE PaopRrxroB
RoyalL1QUIDGLUE

RoyalL1QUIDaLUE
Gends Everything
Solidas Rock!-Hard .
Adam q n t!-Nrm a.
Grantteii Str oneest
Toughest and Most
Elastic Glue on Earthl
Absolutely Unbreak-
able and tnsepezable!!
No heating!-No prep
ar at 10 n IA I ways
Es;sSdX! Away lwsys WI, Il.
Glass. Wood. Leather,
Patches on Shoes, Rub
Der. Crockery. Billiard
Cue Tips and Cloth,
'0rnamenfa 9fonn 6heN
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A threatened Lvnch,nr.

Mason county, at Point Pleasant, viva, telegraph
ed here this morning for cartridges, as there Is q
prospect OF the mob lynchlng James Kirby, who
killed man at Clifton, and VINO was fined 500 and
imprisoned thirty days The people are infWtated
over the verdict Of the fury in the coSe
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L Texas Cyclone,

A cyclone struck this town last evening. The now
Episcopal church and number OF small cabins
twisted out Of shape. Two persons were severely
injured and one, Charles Schnack, killed. Lo0 70
the town &lQQ 600