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cfGairS i'm Amman.
AN ATTACK BY PIRaTFs-FIGHTINa NEAR HAN
TIE CHINESE ARMY AnY ANCING

AN ATTACK BY PIRsTFs-FIGHTING NEAR HANOI
THE CHINESE ARMY ADVANCING.
LONDON, January I4-A dispatch to Reuters
Telegram company from Hong Kong. dated Mon
uay lO35 a n, states that adylces from Ha-No 10
the 9th inst. announce that pirates made an at
tack upon Nam-FiIh from all sides on the nights uf
the lst aud 2i, In which a large number were killed
and wounded, and many houses We're burned. On
the 4h inst, the post OF Batang, Ha-Noi, WAS
attacked. but the enemy were compelled 10 retire
In disorder, carrying away many killed and
wounded Tuduc, formerly king OF AMMAN, is re-
Organizing the insurgent bands Advices FROM
S0ntay state that nearly all the rugftyes from that
place, upon It's capture 10y the French returII-
Inc, supplied with arms IL is reported that the
Chinese army Is descending from the province of
k"ang-Si for the purpose VI occupying the city VI
Rar-Ninb
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HIS SARCASTIC REMARKS TO 'NSTAR" REPORTER.
Mr.. Cox has not yet held consultation with any
OF the members OF the committee on naval affairs
and does not seem to take an enthusiastic interest
in naval matters He visited the committee room
for the first time on Saturday, when STAR re-
porter entered.
81 am Just trying to familiarize myself with
naval affairs, ;" said Mr.. Cox. 81 don't know that
there is any need OF 1t, however, as Mr. Morse,
understand, is the real head OF the committee
and he took from his pocket clipping from one OF
chsirmanship Of the naval aairs commtttee was Ss
bestowed upon Mr. Cox simply as an empty honor,
and that the real head OF the committee would be
matured sThe party" he continued, shave, In
consideration Of my long service, relieved me OF
all cares and placed me on the retired list, as 1t
were They have relieved me Of the foreign affairs
committee, anc the regency Of the Smithsonian;
there Is no interest In the civil service committee
and Mr. Morse is the real head of the naval affairs
committee I am very much grati6ed for their
kindness In 30 relieving me Of an responsibility.
have nothing to do in the House and don't care
what anyone else dOeAs
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THE NATTER LIKELY TO BR INVESTIGATED BY TIE
HOUSE COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS
The charge that Mr.. Hewitt, OF New York, after
Offering the resolution In the House asking for a
postponement OF the execution OF ODonnell, went
to the British minister and apologed for his action
In the NATTER will probably be Investigated by the
committee on foreign affairs. Mr.. Curtin chair
man OF that committee said to a STAR reporter
yet He characterized IL as very deplOrable affair.
and said he thought II would he brought before the
committee.
DENIAL BY MR. HEWITT.
Mr. Hewitt arrived In the city last night and was
at the Capitol to-day He said that he did not In
ten0 to bring the matter before the House. as it
was generally supposed he would this morning
He said he had publicly denied ever having apollo
gtZed to Minister West for his action regarding the
resolution, and he did not propose 10 say anything
more.
MINISTER WEST SUPPORTS Mr. HEwITT'S STATEMENT.
Minister West said to a STAR reporter to-day that
nothing MI. Hewitt had said to him could be con-
strued into apology. "Mr Hewitt" he said, sis
personal friend OF mine and his visit had nothing
to do with the O'Donneu affair. The matter came
up in conversation, and he explained his position ia
fused to say whether or not he ad telegraphed his
country concerning what Mr.. Hewitt had said TO
him.
HOW THE NATTER BECAME KNOWN.
Notwithstanding these denials, it is stated, in
several quarters, that Minister West telegraphed
to his country that MI. Hewitt had explained the
resolution TO him, and it did not signify much or
something to that effect. The matter first became
known here through our minister in England, who
telegraphed here TO inquire into the matter. AS
stated. an investigation In the committee on for
eign affairs Is probable.
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The Vacant District AttOrneyship.

No NOMINATION TO GO IN TO-DAY-MR. RICHARD
CROWLEY NOT a CANDIDATE FOR THE fLACE
The President will not nominate Il district attor-
ney to-day. but IL is probable that the matter Will
be settled III to-morrows Cahine: meeting It is
learned ;iiat the report that Mr. Richard Crowley,
Oh New York. IS To receive the appointment is
wholly without foundation. II is further learned
that his name has never been suggested for the
Office. except in Tie newspapers and that he would
decline il If offered hln. Mr.. Crowley himself de-
MES that there IS any truth in the report. and SAYS
that he was district attorney In New Yor. for ten
years. ana served aS 0ng aS he desired district
attorney, and that he cO;;,d not afford now TO take
tiit attorney snip OF this district account; OF his
large private practice.
THE CHOICE BETWEEN COL CORKHILL AND Mr.. A. S.
wOETHINGTON.
1t Is now generally believed that the choice lies
between Col. Corkhlll and MI. \. s. Worthinguon
With the exception OF the former none OF the
hut 1t IS learned that nr. Wnrthingion'S s
campaign has been carried on very quietly. ou;
prl>inE Ii his nn.ne is sent to the Senate. Col.
Corkhill. while very heavily backed for the posi-
tion. is somewhat Handicapped b!<con>derab,e op-
position 10 BIS relppointment. which has been
pTought 10 the attention OF the President.
col. CoRKuuI. IN DANGER
Inc report that the Attorney General has en-
dorsed Col COrlihi for reapp0intment is incorrect
He has taken 10 part in the matter pre.eri1ng to
be Neutral and to abide entirely by the Presidents
selection. III" opposition 10 Col. KILLS reap
pIint!Efnt has lnaniIe ested itself very strongly
within She past day or two In the words Of
prominent official near to the President ..Co
Corili is In danger
DARK HORSE.
in this connection il is stated this afternoon that
there is DARK torSe In the field who stands good
chance OF receiving the nomination. His name has
at no time been puolicl. mentioned for the Office,
ana he !, not an applicant. bur his friends work
Ing ht.ti IN his Interest. His nam" is Kept from the
public Tor fear OF inlui1ng his prospects.
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The Oyster Hay Outrage.

MR. AND MRS. TOWNSEND GETTING BETTER-RAPAr-
WA TO EE ARREsTED-oTHER PERSONS UNDER
SUSPICION.
OYSTER Ray, Ii. Jan. 1.-THE condition OF
Mr ana Mrs TownSend continues 10 Improve, ana
III Is intended 10 take the deposition OF Mr. Town
Senn tomorrow. Il there Is nochane for the worse
III Is expected that Justice Chipp viii issue a war
rant FOR Simon RapalyeaS arrest to-day, he being
held as a witness mp t0 the present. and that ht,
Will be brought here for examination Tomorrow
IN the belief that Rapalyea is the guilty person.
the local authorities have not taken any action I'm
relation 10 Offering a reward for the CAPTURE OF tie
pelpeuatOr uT the outrage: but should he prove an
allhi. as ne claims then suitable rewards Will u,
offered. President COrhins offer OF $500 for the
conviction OF the criminal Is still In force and slim
ulates the detectives 10 hard work on the case anI
should Rapalyea not be the man. two or three ar
attaches.
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NEW YORK. Jan. 14-The three four-story fee
warehouses OF Lawrence & Co., Nos. q, % and -
East street, were burned this morning The total
loss viii not be less than $4,000. IL is shared by
half dozen firms, who had goods stored The dam
age to the buildings, which belong TO the estate OF
Charles A. COe. lately deceased, VIII reach $30 0U
The loss of the firm OF Lawrence & Co. on appara-
tus does not exceed $1,000. The storers insure
their wares individually. The full amount is not
as yet known. Wm. hipp, member OF the Insur-
ance Patrol. fell through the hatchway or an ad.
Joining building and was Injured.
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Mr. Payne,s Candidacy.
HILL, oF OHIO, DOES NOT THINK he
WILL DECLINE.

Representative Hill, OF Ohio, was asked by STAR
reporter II he had heard anything from his state In
regard to the report that Mr.. Payne would decline
the Senatorship. ~ have" ne replied, "heard
nothing beyond what have seen In the papers
do not believe he Will decline. In fact, haven't
the remOteSt idea that he WILL"
"Can the ten members who IL Is reported VIII
bolt defeat Payne's electiOn:n asked the reporter.
'"No; 1t VIII take fifteen to beat him and thirteen
TO make q tie. II they get thirteen It Will become
eer1ouA"
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTs To-pAY.-Internal rev.
enue, s6'6 1851; customs, 1881 1,0SaR
CIVIL SERVICE MISUNDERSTANDING A. Read, of
New Jersey, has been appointed to a thousand dol
lar clerkshtp in the Office Of the AdJutant General
War department, under the civil service rules.
NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. Jno B. Milton detached
from the coast survey and ordered to duty in
charge OF the branch photographic office at San
francisco, Cal. Lieut.. c. L. Bruins detached from
the training ship New Hampshire.
GENERAL SHERMAN called at the War department
on Saturday and had a long talk with General
sheridan upon army matters connected with Gen.
eral SneridanS Office as commander OF the army.
telOtte.
The NAVY YARD COMMIssIoN.-The Secretary Of
the Navy to-day submitted to Congress the report
OF the navy yard commission upon the various navy
yards
BOARD OF OFFICERS, consisting OF Commander
Silas Casey. Lieut.. Commander NJ. D. Buford and
Lieut.. Henry A. Lyon,with Lieut.. F. a. Harrington,
OF tne Marine corps, as recorder, met at the navy
cause OF the sinking OF the Mayflower on Thursday
last.
THE RESIGNATION of First Lieut.. W. B. Brewer,
assistant surgeon, has been accepted by the Pres-
dent, to take effect February7.
-AHNi' o' II. vi tlle navy, udS Uceu Ot-
tached from the coast survey and ordered In charge
OF the branch photographic Office at San Francisco
DEATH OF NAVAL CADET.-Nayal Cadet F. E.
Coley, OF the Hartford. transferred at Panama to
the onward, died on board the aSt-named vessel on
december 18th from typhoid fever.
IN THE COURT OF CLAIMS to-day the claim OF H.
C. Bolden against the District of Columbia was dis
missed. This was contract case under the board
OF public works
NO DECISIONS OF general Importance were rem
dered by the L. S. Supreme Court to-day
NEW BANK.-The controller of the currency has
authorized the Woodson National Bank or Yates
Center, Kansas, to begin business with capital Of
$4,000.
s. CONSCIENCE.-The Secretary OF the Treas
ury to-day received IN an envelope post marked
~ " the sum OF 8 from an unknown person.
he money has been deposited into the Treasury
on account Of conscience.
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Suicide of n Jealous Man.

CINCINNATI. JAN 14.-Yesterday. Ia Alexandria,
Ky. Miss Weaver, The ailianced wife or Ed. Beier,
went 10 church with Nicholas BehL Be1er became
so enraged that he went 10 the house where the
young lady was stopping and demanded his pres
entS. Being refused. he put pistol 10 Miss Wea-
ver'5 head and snapped II twice without shooting.
He then put out OF the house. and. going 10 the
back door, Shot himself twice, one ball penetrating
the heart.
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The D;.,b,cd Steamer Celtic.

NEW YORK. Jan. I4.--A cable dispatch, received
a. the Office OF the White star steamship line thiA
morning, states that the disabled Celtic picked
up by the Britannia outside OF the FaStnet All On
board We're Ia good health. The Celtic had suffered
40 damage other than the breaking OF her shaft,
which VIII be repaired at Liverpool
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a New Jersey Church Burned.

BRTDGEToS, y. j.. Jan. l4.-The Baptist church &C
Port Norris, V j.. was destroyed by tire yesterday
afternoon. When the fire broke out two hundred
children Were assembled In the building attending
sunday school, but 10y the coolness OF the pastor
and Others In charge all escaped unharned- The
fire caused bl detective 1ues The loss Is
5000 Insurance =. 100
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Hurt while Coasting.

FTTCHFURG, MASS, Jan. 14-Several persons wer0
badly huT while coast1ng here last hight those re-
ceiying the most serious Injuries being Nellie
O'Nei aged sixteen years, internal injuries: Tim-
othy Ieary. aged twenty years, head injured, and
Martha Malley, aged sixteen years. tendons OF
knees broken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-14

NEWARK y. j., Jan. 14-The body OF Charles Del
monicO Was found this morning. at ten O'Clock by
two boys U3inping In the woods Of orange noun
tainS near the summer residence OF Gen. McClel-
Ian. There were no marks OF violence upon the
body ana no evidence or robbery. Death was FROM
EXPOSURE.
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kilograms to The Star
FIGHTING IN AMMAN
DELMoNIO0 DEAD FROM EXPOSURE.
THE OYSTER BAY OUTRAGE.
THE ARRESTED RoYALrsrs IN PARIS,
Death of Strickland Kpea...

ultEtA chtt engineer and surveyor " the ,itv and
i1F laahH years past assistant tO the president II
We ithhsl wanna ralir'5d company. died herp this
aurang. He had he "A confined 10 his bed lrrt "A
lev dS, and VAS aEccsed With disease VI the heart
anu liver. ~
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A Wife,s Complaint.
THE TRrBCLATIoNS OF WOMAN WHO WAS MAR
TO SPITE ANOTHER


TO SPITE ANOTHER
Jennie II. Scott has filed bill against Il. E. Scott,
81 600 clerk In the adjUtant generals ofice, for
maintenance She claims that she married Scott
IN New York city fE December, 1853, and that six
days later he Saia he had 10 return to ashington
and left her. She alleges that he soon ceased send
ing her money. but promised 10 send her $500 II she
would Sfipulate never 10 trouble him, as he
claimed he had married her TO spite another, and
repented the marriage; and that he loved another
woman. She says she joined the defendant about
May lst. 1864. and at his demand surrendered TO him
what money She had drawn from banks In New
York Being without means, she obtained employ
ment here IN Mr. NJ. Williams store, and afterward
with LanSburgh Bros She says she Is informed
that one Fanny Tucker is the woman Scott In
tended spite, and that is In the habit OF max
ing valuable presents TO said Fanny Tucker, and
that he is frequently with her. Once upon nnding
them together, in September, 1881, she fmplored
the defendant TO leave Fanny Tucker, but he re-
piled that he would not, and that II she did not like
n she could go and live with her relatives Whe2
she went out with him, as she often DID, she
charges that Scott would run away from her 10
meet Fanny Tucker. She charges him with cruelty,
and asks that he be enJoined from interfering with
property OF hich the plaintin has come into pos
session.
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THE Color LINE IN TEXAS SCH0oLA-An Austin
dispatch to the Galveston, Texas, kescs says th0
senate committee on school matters VIII report .
bin empowering the transfer OF pupils nom ono
school community 70 another, thus enaol1nG .
pupil TO attend public school In wnite olStrG
that In some communities In northeast Texas tho
white people are unable 70 organize school a.
tr1cts, owing TO the predom1nattng mnuence q
he c<alor orxSd
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Charged with Couspiracv.

JERSEY CITY. " J., Jan. 14.-Dr. Peacock, Elam
Cory and Jno. Warrington were arraIgned In court
this morning. and pleaded guilty 10 an indlcI-
ment for conspiracy and deIrauding the American
itarIp pf
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Rre.ch os Prow,sc cnse-

BELFAST. Me, Jan. 1i-In the supreme court to-
day Miss Emma j. SANFORD obtained verdict for
$500 for breach OF promise marriage against John
). Aver, member OF the legislature from Palermo.
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Funs, FuRsl FuRs.u
AT REDUCED PRICES.
The balance Of our stock Of Ladies' Wraps Dolmans
Circulars fur and quilted ned closing out hgures
All reliable goods
SEAL SKIN GARMENTS Genuine bargains in these
goods They will lie fifty per cent higher next
Mink and Chinchills CIRCULARS from eos up
Sole agents for DUNLArs NEW YORK SILK OPERA
and DERBY HATS
WuLETT RUOFF.
Hatters and Furriers
> ja3 sos Pennsylvania avenue
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A SUR FOR DrvoRcE-w. p. Williamson to-day
filed a bill for divorce for Harry Colbert against
Eliza Colbert. They were married May 18th, 1873,
defendants maiden name being Commell He
charges her with desertion and adultery with va
r1ous men, and that ia the fall OF 1883 she gave
birth 70 an negitimate child.
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THE GREAT FAMILY REhED1.
for Coughs, Colds Bronchitfs Hoarseness, and all
Sisssses s q the Threat md Lu g.Da. ISAAC MAR
tauon. and Is recommended by physicisns nltntstern
lawyers. ard the public generally, the best Cough
medicine known Sold By al druggists At . and 70
cents bo4tlA. iall-lmlp
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SKIN DISEASES.
SKIN DISEASES.
SKIN DISEASES.

l Acne white or red innamed pimples on the
Cheeks. forehead and nose affects both sexes.
. tCornedones- )-Blackhesds the nose, forehead
and cheeks
B. liver spots ),Brown, dark. muddy looking spots
Oh the fort head and checks. affects ladies.
Nasal Erythema )-Redness and oiliness of the
nose
5 (stppled Skin )-Coarse deep pores on cheeks and
g. Freckles. Moth Tan. sallowness, Birth marks are
annoy lnx co1pIe xlon dscOloraOns all OF which aily
yield to true DeriGlatoiogical skill
: tScay cal Tetter. THE scalp gets tender itchy
ald hue white scales FORM which form again as
removed neRle led will ruin the fines. head hair
Il, kczen,a-Ietter )-Blisters form burst and form
yellow moist crusts dries into white scales
,he scalp ears. fac elbows. knees. hands. fingers
limbs JOINTS. back and breast
- y D,y t, Witt Scay Eszema-The skin in patches
eo'ered with fine nowry or more marked scales the ex
trtIIst. IS cold
IL Palma, Tettsr The palms of the hands harsh
dry isslr d cral ked thickened, painful sore.
II. Eczelns OF the Hands THE skin gets itnamed
bster-. break and exude glInmy sticky 6u:d
winch qpi kly dres into crusts There is always more
less heat inflammation hlisters swelling the
pallIs become exc6reated calcuse cracked affects
Bai kers Bt ers Housewives, Washerwomen Bricklay-
es Bartender Druayi,ts and any who obliged
To have their hands Ia the water a great deal.
IL You have the above or any skin Diseases consult
Dr SAN DlCh. DerlnatoioRisr. at Cffce No %
Grant Place H,Irs a. IL to p. H.; Sundays. to 2
una ,le TO call. describe your and send three
STAMPS for answer. tLO-m 4t
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ST LoVIS, Jan. ls--Oa application or the Central
LruSt company oI New urk, Judge Mctrr rrarV or
lile I :. circuit court AZ h,uhuk Iowa Oh satur-
CAV amp 3lnied \. AZ. Woodland reviewer u the Texas
ana ST Louis Narrow Gau.e rallrgad
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DEATH OF A DRAUGHTsNAN..C. A Totten, Q
draughtsrnan In the supervising architects on1ce,
died on Saturday, at his residence In Georgetown
HIS funeral took place from St Pauls church this
afternoon, and he was buried at Rock Creek Gem
etery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-14

General Foreign New. Ry Cable

IT; Lots. IAN. l4-Thr funeral or the victims of
Very largely attended ''~'
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s3 CoNsCIENCE.-The Secretary OF the Treas
ury to-day received IN an envelope post marked
~ " the sum OF 8 from an unknown person.
ne money has been deposited into the Treasury
on account OF conscience
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DNaSS ANDtRONS
FIRE SETS
TENDERS &C, &c
FF BROOKS
GAS FIXTURES
531 18th STREET CoRcoRAN BUILDING
Full line of these Goods. also
Artistic and Fancy Cylored Globes Fancy Brass and
Porcelain Lamps. Portables &c
Lowest Prices.
u Mr.. NJ T. BR1DwEI.I~ ~
say that you, we'll others have Dottling and
stu are bottlin9 Leer, and liberty sell
d2o-1m GHR HEURICH.
- HOLIDAY GOODS.
DUPLEX LAMPS STUDENT LAMPS.
GAS GLOBES GAS SHADES
sCoNCES. CANDLEsTICKs
GAS PORTABLE STANDS,
SAMUEL s. sHEDD.
dS Ec9 9th street northwest
- DRUGs.-C. s. PRICE. DRUGGIST 42G .rH
street southwest. the leading Pharmacy in South
Patent Medicines. feriune-y and Toilet Articles in
siea' variety nl2
r1So BUILDING LUMBER" AND HARD WOODS
N~S ol every description Especially ordered
customers
4-64. Ga s4 Ash Counter Tops. prime and seasoned;
Also walnut. Mahogany. Cedar Cherry. Poplar. Oak
Ash. White Pine Geor2ia Pine Virginia Pine rough
dressed. manufactured into Partition Ceiling VAIN
scotus, Flooring and Mouldings i'll lots to accon,,o
date All orders filled dispatch corrycrl,ess 1T
less tniAa curIcus lilTket prices
WM. MCLEAN SON
o. Cor. 18th and streets northwest
FPe BOOK AND JOB PRINTING BY
kSS GRAY Il GARRISON
Globe Office. 35J PeInsy ylvalIia avenue
The facilities OF establishment such that we
execute printing of all kinds neatly correctly at
reasonable figures. GRAY 4 CLARKSON u2l -;In
- Having srys;;S Dc &c; July ,Gt lss g.
introduction of Electric Light Machine together
with other improvements not subject the con-
6iticn Of the weather. and prepared furnish with
prCptness. and at low price work i'll the line Of
Fhoto Engraving for either relief patepress print
ing
Designs and Estimates furnished upon application
THE LAUTEN ENGRAVING COMPANY,
1y16 li25 New York avenue
rFS- THE ATTENTION OF VISITORS AND
~ Residents is particularly called to PHOSvITE,
the and popular Brain and Nerve Tonic and Safe
Fusrd against Malaria kor sale by the glass
III bottles by
W C. MILBURN,
Sole Inventor and Manufacturer,
sepS lA29 Pennsylvania avenue.
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DEATH OF NAVAL CADET.-Naval Cadet F. E.
Coey, OF the Hartford transferred at Panama to
the onward died on board the laSt-naned vessel on
December 10Th from typhoid fever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-14

IN THE COURT OF CLAIMS to-day the claim OF Fl.
c. Bolden against the District Of Columbia was dis
missed. This was contract case under the board
OF public works
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-14

GOVERNMENT RRCERTs To-DAY.-Internal rev.
enue, <616, ,056.51; customs, 1881 O3a7a
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NEW BANK.-The controller of the currency has
authorized the Woodson National Bank OF Yates
Center, Kansas, to begin business with capital Of
fSD
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No DECISIONS of general Importance were rem
dered by the L. S. Supreme Court to-day.
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LIEUT.. j. B. MILTON, OF the navy, has been de-
tached from the coast survey and ordered In charge
OF the branch photographic Office at San Francisco