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Railroad ROut6s in the City.

NEW ROUTE PROPOSED FOR THE BALTIMORE AEn
OHIO ROAD THROUGH WASHINGTON.
The Senate District committee have finally de-
cided upon route for the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road to the Long bridge that Will not necesstate
the use OF the Baltimore and Potomac tracks. The
general route is that after tunnellng through Capt.
tO Hill 400 feet west OF the eastern line OF the
Capitol the Baltimore and Ohio may lay its
tracks along Delaware avenue until street is
thus reach the Long bridge. In this way
the use Of the b. and p. tracks can be avoided.
The proposition to grant this route to the B. & o.
company was adopted by vote of 5 to 2 but it
was understood that the minority will submit a
report antagonizing the report OF the majority.
Two membe.s of the committee were absent
taken, and the minority will endeavOr to get their
support. The opposition to the plan and route
tunnel proposition. The matter has been disposed
OF In committee, and the fight Will be renewed in
the Senate.
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General Foreign News by Cable.

GERMAN PAPERS RFPRG ACH QUEEN VICTORIA
BEEiIN. March 24.-lhe German papers reprpaoh
QUEEN Victoria with parsinuny for her intention 20
attend Tie marriage or her granddaughter tie
lFAlicess "i Hesse, only privately.
ELECTRIC LIGHTS
Electric lights have Just been introduced into the
Berlin opera house.
THE AUSTRIAN FnPERoRs TOAST
VIENNA, March 2I-At the banquet given here
saturday. In honor ur Emperor Williams blrthdag
The emperor uf Austria saidsI drink TO the heallh
pi ny Trend. te GERMAN emperor, whom God long
keep in health.r
MoSARcnisr ELECTED To THE FRENCH CHAMBER a.
DEPUTIES
PARIS, March ei.-An election for a member ~
The chamber or deputies took place YESTERDAY ID
taotr'S. In the department. Of Tarn NJ Abrfal,
hiunarchlst. received sa5 votes, NJ. DouSset IA
puhllcail, 6as votes and NJ Ladevez, candidate sf
The WOrIGgmcn. 1904 votes.
CHINEss RAM UNDER THE GERMAN flag
LONDON, March 2f-1he Chinese ram Nankfn.
which Was detained In the Tyne 10y the government
While loading with Armstrong guns, pending an
Inquiry as 10 whether It's departure would be :
breach or the laws OF neutrality, has departed uI,-
der the German flag.
GEMAI-ED-DIS's aNTI-BRTTrsH PAPER
ALEXANDRIA, March a4-Seventeen copies ~
here.
TRADE BETWEEN AsK.BAp AND MKRv.
ST. PETEKsBURG, March el-The trade between
ANkahad and Merry IL rapidly increasing. Many -
the MerhlJ;S are becoming wOTkmen under Russian
masters
TIIR CONGO COUNTRY.
RoTTERrsM, March 24-The Courier newspapeF
or this city, demands that France, Germany.
America, and Holland intervene 80 defeat the prs.
posed treaty between England aud Portugal tt re.-
gud TO the Congo country, and 70 maintain the
StcttuS quo.
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WHEAT AND CORN iowER THAN FoR 20 yRARs
'ct5o, March 2I-ou 'ChanSe this morning ue
mn III iAtl "iFl'd win pancAy tendency. and wheat
ana corn sod or rapidly from the rlnSins, pr1ces n
Stthriay. The former declining one cent, the Nav
uptl'h SIlhC down to si. making the cash article
On lae same basis the lowest known AZ this saassn
lor twenty years May corn sold down TO oass
Nheh Nav wheat touched sS There was a slight 81
h. HLluh. haJ There was Tree selling at aSs. Thee
seen IN weeks, ana after the inst furry the huyfilg
became NOR. general ami prices gradually al
Nanctd Al 10 O'Clock the upward tendency became
more pronnuncNS ana May wheat advanced 20
93 a, ana Man Cprh tp ~ H.
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tlNtTNNaTT, March 2i.-lIOn Henry G. Lord died
III MS rt'sldtnr" IN Riverside last night He was a
prominent citizen OF this state, and was well known
In railroad circles Ills father Nathan Lord wss
president vi Dartmouth college from lsaS 10 1863
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LOUISIANA PLANTATIONS UNDER WATRR-A dis
patch from Baton Rouge says: The river is now at
the hlgh-water mark OF 1882. West Baton Rouge
suffers to the extent Of several hundred thousand
dollars The back-water is steadily encroacAing
strip OF dry land left. Plantations never before
overilowed are now under water.
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Died at Nea.

BoSToS, March 2i.-Captan Washington VII.
let's, uf the steamer N1alnrport the Philadel-
phil Reading coal cuInpanys lne which az
rived here today from Philadelphia. died on tbe
passage. He Was al supper last evening. as Gsusa.
aiid Was not heard 10 complain OF Illness when lie
retired When htS watch was called at O'clock
last night the mate found him dead in his state
room. The supposed cause of his death Il heart
disease. Captain Nilletts leaves a widow ana
ILr.e chlllr.n- who r.--lln IN a-LInlnn y !
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Railroad Talk ia Wall ~srecs-
THE OREGON RAILWAY AID NAVIGATION CoNP.,
loAN-hENiC.N CENTRAL sRCIKIrIEs-TaK 90
~ 4 L. ~

THE OREGON RAILWAY ASB SsyFGATfox cosp.ry
lotN-hkNiC.N CENTRAL SECIKITIEs-TaK coz
ffTiN6 ROADS IN NEBRASKA
NEw YORK. March -. NtrL STREET In.sn-Ros-
toh adNl'eS report that the new 81 asla.o losa
or.Snn railway ana navigation company was sub
Silh'd f'f before noon on The day n WAS Offered 20
The puhHc. report WAS current last eyentn,, fh.s
a movement Was on loot To advance the nrioe a
tc >,"A hut II Is not believed that any stps m
helaAyh uhii IN" arr1N Al n Nr Could who " m
r's'h ms CliA tNmorrow. Good huyine Of Nesl-
ttn ''iitfai SECURITIES are reported a. coming fran
.hud-H ABOUT ,'sNHW bonds We're purchased ftsr
western account during the pas. Ne.i
commissioner Richardson has called a rnee,,ng ~
tlr tI't ana Passenger agents OF tie roads cess,
HlHHE The thcAso ana UhiO river pool Tor the SON
instant. - e ~es@
:, H. i'' crnuiftec ~ The Union Pacific and Chlcaea
buThfGi"n and quincy roads Which ad iourued last
"'h without taking any action. Will meet on Ned
h'~lty 10 aErF upon division OF territory L.
tween The iwo roads in Nebraska This action WIN
20 away With the necessity ~ building fnoFs
Nrali'htS where There Is no need or us, for sum
tNadN. NJ question II difference between tho q.
h hud g ana Western Trunk Line Association ~
not .iktN 10 he discussed, tut n Is believed that
P"al VIII l' formed between these two iniere~as
later Oh a. that i the only way ly which the c,.t-
upS oT rates can be prevented
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7 AIDES ATTENTION!
LATEST PARTISAN MODES IN HAIR GODS
MILE NJ j. PRANDI
WILL REMAIN UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE AT
MRS NJ j. HUNTS. 1909 STREET
To meet increasing demands tor n any customers
RHEA WAVES INGLED BANGS!
These STYLES never need be IN he ha:rressers hands
Always order BY plain cou,bing. Hair Dressed and
Bangs Shinxled- feb2S- 1m
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Accidentally Killed.

RNEIGH, y. e.. March pa son OF Capt Jams
Er3haiT, al Graham. y. g.. while hunting IVES
Killed by the accidental discharge OF his gun. Ths
deceased was grandson or the Hon wul A. Grs-
ham, formerly secretary Of the Navy
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District Government Affair.

The petitioners Tor a sewer on the south side OF
Maryland avenue, between 81 and 4th streets
northeast, have been informed that the District
Commissioners are making every effort to secure
such legislation Will admit OF q speedy compile
ton OF the principal sewers OF the District such
manner as 70 meet the requirements OF all parts OF
the city.
CHANGES OF EMPLOYEES.
The Commissioners have notified Auditor L s.
T1chenor that they have reconsidered their accept
ance OF the resignation OF Robert Hutchinson, q
private OF class OF the metropolitan force so as
to permit him to retain his position said force,
and they have also Withdrawn the appointment OF
Chas. McGinnis, the restoration OF Hutchinson
leaving no vacancy. They further inform him that
they have acceptedrhe resignation ofolmstead Tur-
ner, messenger at police headquarters, to take
NOTED Martin Conboy TO III the vacancy, and have
appointed JOS Van Fleet as messenger, vice Con-
boy, promoted, to take effect on the LIST proximo.
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The kiIbourn-r'homp Case.

TESTIMONY IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT TODAY.
In the Circuit Court Judge Hagner) to-day the
trial OF the case or Ilallet kfibOurn against eyz
SerEcant-aJ- Arms John O.. Thompson for $3-0Oyp
damages Tor arrest and Imprisonment was rs
Sumct-Senat0r Voorhees, Mr.. Eldredge and Nj
Tojten for plaintiff. and Mr.. .ere. Wilson, District
Attorney Aorhington and Assistant District At
torney COyle for drfsDtdIT. Mr. John Bull testified
as 80 the business or the fnn. with the view ~
showing the luSses Incurred by Mr. hilDournls iu,.
prsOnInent.
THE TESTIMONY ALL n.
MI. Jones, Of the jail, and Mr Mackall. formerly
deputy sergeant-at-arfns, testified 10 the imis
pr1Spnmen;, and the testimony was announced
closed. The settling II poiuts Ur law occupied the
court the Remainder OF the day.
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IRON BUCKLES ON HIS BOXING GLovRR-Tom
Anderson and James II. Dalton had glove contest
In Chicago saturday evening, and Anderson's face
uecaine covered with blood at the first blow An
examination showed that Dalton had fastened iron
buckles on his gloves The nght was stopped, bus
no arrests made
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~ NJ o o GY
sTTPEEEIToTs sTPEEFTTo5, HAIE H,Is
ssT1PPEFKkFFtITToTs s1PFkFITo!,s HAZE HAZE
Is an e1cessve r9vh q hair on the female face
Ios and birth marks Few persons have any idea Of
is b.red IN wd sary e,Tr museum a. Of M vinE & curl
tactions Hundreds q lad ali large cities resort
Mish @ mn 11ys 5s Ssss T. W.sll tSsss
Razor This j. indeed of III. most ulsrhtly, no
ami 10 senstive rsiled lady ,lis annoying iaeaI De-
iorlnity II almost unbesarable pr VAN DYCK. Der,a-
he p-rmanenty and forever removes this obnoxions s
growth By the operation Of Eiectrosss Cthe Electric
that TINS is the only netLod in he world which SUI
m Thesi ae;Da s
the TF f e$pty ERs dsE1sF Y1 th r.Ss
THE HE E5EEESSs E EEESSs aSB aSB TSTfSsH TSFSsHEs
There Is more beauty in pair Of vigorous regular
and xhaf" s sat psaT
s,x sf sa y una,srstgG Eye s ass;s
long well developed. fascinati frnges. IN oriental
suishin featnres personal beauty and iasas
unattrItive not long and dropping Our socioty
by resortiny 10 tn. of pencil and rlsh to supply
sr',,ay m this facia adorsment which nature has
HE HE HAZE: HAIR:
THE HAIR
An important branch Of Dernaolo4y Is the treatment
nria head Of hair is one Of the most H1
Ir1de If man and the glory of woien and is y personal
adornln-nt appreciated by every ole Every lad and
shon MD ra 1 ss' ss Ta tor she
care preservation management and treatment of tl,
hair ana scalp SO as TO preserve its youhfness
iu1r1ance as late III life as possible No should
be bald gray under so 1t really surprising the
number Of young men who are becoming prtInatureIy
bald
BALDNESS
BADNESS
BADNESS
process OF loss Of hair take place either rap
IDLY IL the course OF weeks months generally
the the loss is slow and gradualthrough period VI
years he hairs may commence to out at any
perlod after puberty although badness does ori
Manly b1n To- naniit itself until the aye of Is or 80
years The scalp throughout the process appears to be
healthy u hrst Only few hairs out from time
and inner growth of hair Later these turn are shed
and al succeeded by still finer hairs and the course
ness OF certain portion OF the scalp is the result
There may b+ an appearance of fiji DOWN which proves
that he hair focle still exists and made to pr-
prey eI!ce of premature baldes- among our younS
men and woIe of the present day il really SURPRISING
Bduess Is designated by the parts the scalp affected
ness he last two are so much dreaded by IA es
II You have the above or any BleInish Of the Com
vigorous Hair lovely Eyebrows and La he's
Soft. Nhite Pretty Hands. consult Dr.. J. VAN DYCK
Derrnatolcyist. No 22 Grapt Place. between 9Th and
DIR. VAN DYCK is a regular graduate of Medicine and
Surgery and has devoted twenty the practice of
his speciality The Doctor numbers among his patrons
Those wishing tre atnen this should make
their engage at once Hours to Z; SUNDAYS to
Office their arrival. feb23- tL m st In
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Washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve
nue., 1856 6,s1a76; customs, s153,134sa

COUNTERFEIT SILVER CERTIFICATEs.-The chief
OF the secret service is informed that Chas Warnke
was arrested at Louisville, KY, ON Saturday for
passing counterfeit $50 silver certificates. These
counterfeit notes are In circulation In Ohio and
Kentucky
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cept that reducing the appropriation for furniture
lor pubic buildings from 100000 10 So OO0 and ap-
portlonlng 1t among the several buildings
LOCISIANAS CRY FOR HELP.
Representative King. from the fifth Louisiana
district saw the Secretary of War yesterday to give
MN large number OF dispatches from presidents
OF the parish police JurieS and other prominent
citizens in the northern counties OF Louisiana,
showing the extreme distress which has come
upon the people by reason OF the flood
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Gold Going 10 Cuba.

NEW YORK, March I-OWing 10 the troubles An
tuNt there has been marked Inquiry for spanish
u".u""A~ pWArdS OF sjo,@a wene shipped IN
SATURDAY. The market is now bare OF this Class II
E'"l. ana IL i anticipated that a considerable
uh"uAt ot double eagles viii have 10 lie exported
SluUp- - S>-AT
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LARGE ICEBERG.-The steamer City OF Montreal
which arrived at queenstown yesterday from New
York, reports that ON the passage she passed an
iceberg 30 feet high and 400 feet long.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut E. F. Qualtrough and
Surgeon W. X. SchOfield ordered to examination
for promotion; Chaplain John S. Wallace, to duty
at the navy yard, Mare Island, Cal: Lieutenant W.
+. Delahay, detached from the Colorado and
has reported his return home having been de-
tached from the Shenandoah 4th February last, and
has been placed on sick leave
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INDIAN AGENT RIORDAN has been Informed by q
second dispatch that the reported outbreak at the
Navajo agency would not require his presence
He went as far as Philadelphia and then returned
COMMISSIONS have been issued to W. J. Chisen-
hull, postmaster Rye Valley, Smith county, Va; J.
B. Graves, Woodland, Talbot county, Md: Mrs. f.
n. Groseclose, Ceres, Bland county, Va; j. T. Tins
ley, Hunslet, Henrico county, Va; G. B. Wells,
Fr1tts, Lee county, Va.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- POLISHER,
Has removed his Shop from 6O2 street northwest
1O5 street northeast. Mr. Walter p Sweeney foreman
Is empowered to transact all business for me.
mh24-2t' CHAS W. HAWKE.
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For himself, he could return to his constituents
and say with sincerity that he had labored
earnestly for their interests.
spencer of Napa said he having been quoted
as having sald that there were now railroads
enough in California, he wished 10 say that his
remark was qualified one: and he proceeded
to t5, sxpaln the meaning of his remark.
with the following result
Ayes-Brooks, Cronan Dougherty, Fraser,
Harrigan, Keating, Kelly of san Francisco
Kelly OF Solano, Kellogg, knight, Mccarthy,
Nelson. Perry, Routier. Ryan, Nrooman Wallis.
Whituey-IS
Noes-Baldwin, Buck, Chandler, Cox. Fileher.
Foster johnson, Langford, Lynch, Maddox
Murphy, Reddy, Reynolds, Spencer of Napa,
Spencer OF Stanislaus, sullivan, Taylor, Wolf
Skill-lS
The President said ii being his constitutional
duty 10 give the casting vote, he would say that
he had given the subject careful consideration
ana wodld vote in the affirmative. His vote was
so recorded
The substitute was therefore declared adopted.
Filcher moved to amend Section > by insert
itig IN line 10, after the word q" freightS : Pro
Vidcd, that nothing herein contained shall be
I construed 10 permit Il less aggregate charge for
persons or property of the same Kind or class in
I the same direction for long distance than is
! charged for short distance" Adopted
! Kelley of S0lano moved To insert in line II.
section !, after the words in like terms to- the
words . the public and lall connecting lines.
I Baldwin moved to amend Section by insert
/ ing in line Il, after the word thereof" The
| words, provided. however, a ratification shall
l be considered 10 exist if such agent he retained
I in the company'S employ after such violation. 80
Lost-ayes H. noes -
Kellogg moved to amend Section by striking
out the words. divided among its stOckhold-
ers, and inserting, shall be paid into the
state Treasury and apportoned To the state
( school fund" withdrawn
! Kelley moved TO amend the same section by
striking out 81 its road and right of way remain
vested i'll the people Of the State for public use
/ ETC. so that on the forfeiture or expiration of a
railroad charter the property ofthe corpora
1 tiOn may be sold, etc
/ The proposed amendment was discussed at
( considerable length by Spencer of Napa, kel
! logg Kelley and Nrooman
} At $50, and before the last named Senator had
( concluded his argument, the Senate adjourned
until 10 \. NJ. Thursday
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PASSENGER LISTS.

BATTLE MOUNTAIN (Nev.), April 3Oth.-Passed
here to-day, To arrive in Sacramento May 1st ::
Mrs. q. T. Sumner, Durango. Col: A. q. Brad
street Boston Mass. Mrs. PEBBLES. Santa Clara,
Cal; Mrs. Scott Boston, Mass; ID. Cory, Mrs.
Wm. Broderick Miss Broderick, Mrs. l.. Mann,
san Francisco; J. J. Ryan, New York; ]. II.
Thomas East Oakland J. NJ. Morrill,. san Fran
cisco; A. H. Stinson San Rafael, Cal; Eta Hof,
California Mrs. Chas. w Farnham, Oakland :;
Mrs. l.. NJ. Hamley, Westfield, Mass; X. Henry
Pond {. s. A.. c. Il. Mayer, Fort Halleck, New;
Miss Kate O'Donnell, Albert Uphill, James
Quinn and wife, New York also ST emigrants,
including 62 males.
MoJAvE April S0th.-Passed here to-day, to
arrive in san Francisco tomorrow: W. f. Nor
roes A. f. White, Mrs. II. Studley. Alfred Con
zales W. Ioaiza IL, ii. Weleh, Chas. c. Cousins,
Tombstone A. T.; 4. NJ. Smith, Oakland
NJ ID. Wyer, Henry Peters and wife. Halifax
John 2, Irish, Mrs. p. IriSh I. Z. Lewis and
wife. New York; william Stoddard, C. +. Guyer
and wife, Los Angeles James A. Hayes Phila-
ielphia: d. r. Boardman and wife, Middle
toan; J. J. Hindley, Plainfeld, \. J.; !. NJ John
sen and wife Oakland; George II. Thumlnel
and wife, Nebraska; +. ". Howard, :
Phillips, J. W. Mckinney, A. ", Harris Los An
geles; Miss Hattie Levy, H. oestcr, snn Fran
cisco: J. Crowninshieid. Santa AAa, " "
Goodrich Berkeley; A. f. Chiadister Needles:
b. G. Morgan, Amberry; H. BioSson Kansas
City; J. Bleisrh, Albuquerque n H.; ]. Will
Jams, Boston; Il. r. Kerr, roViience. Cal: I. n
Berry, N l.. Agnes, san FranciSeo; d. Lewis
Los Angeles; W. II. Holt, G. Holt and wife, Min
nesota; George W. Bursts, San Francisco. j.
Haggerty, s NJ Williams. Los Angeles. & NJ
Deekerhof, Plaeeryille, Cal; George T. Ohlea.
ID. fearsty, Salt Lake; J. W Ropman. New
York; Charles Cook, Needles: j. B. Carsine and
party, in special car.
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ENTRASESSIoNAL NOTES.

The Assembly Committee on Corporations, to
whom was referred Assembly Bill e., in rela-
ton 10 the establishment of maximum rates for
freights with instructions To make rate for less
than carload lots. met last evening. They agreed
to recommend that on less than carload lots
double that of carload rates might De charged
In the course of his remarks yesterday Sen
ator Sullivan took occasion to say that "the
Barry bill is dead and buried Just SO: and by
the time decomposition fairly sets in the gentle
man viii probably be made aware Of the eX-
ceedingly foul nature of the hidcouS thing. l.
viii be advisable for all persons with sensitive
olfaetoricS 10 keep to the wiudward of that
defIinct and fostering mess.
The Democratic Senators met in secret caucus
at the capitol last evening, and remained in
session until II o'clock. Aner adjournment re-
pOrterS vainly tried 10 interview each individual
member, but they We're all dumb aS an oyster
Theoretically sealed, as il Were. 50 tightly corbed
that reporter CorkScrcW could not extract
single point as to what had tranSpircd In fact,
il is very questionable, under the dependency
caused by the defeat OF Section of the Barry
bill, whether they could "tran>pire - anything