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N,HONAS BOWLING. Auctoneer.


CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
UN1MPKOVED SUBURBAN PROPER Y ON LIN.
coin AVENUE COR GLENWOOD ROAD KNOWN
AS tbs KEAT1No PROPERTY, WASHiNGTON.
D. c. ''
BY virtue Of 'ecree Of the Supreme Court Of -
the District Of ColuMbis, sitting In equity passed
IN cause wherein Heating ct al are conplsi '-D
.nts and Mclaughlin e a are defendantsl No. 1851
DAY SP APRIL 1854 at FME FIVE o oScEEoHkrR
estate situated u std district to w Lots No s. S.
GOA - - So 81 6a % and 70 In McIAughin's sub
diyacn q the sTscs q land Known :. Hl
60 81 and &c II the :.id subdivision q Prospect Hill
stables
Terms: one-third ea.h; balance in d. and twelve
nots 70 bar az Per cent Interest from day Of
eale or AZ cash At the option Of the pI
improved lot and $3.50 the Homestead team az
sale are not complied With within Ave days after dsy
Of sale, the Trustee reserves the right resell the pro
srty q the rak and cost Of the desung purchaser ar
pu1chaDos1 JOHN +. ENNIS trustee
No. 40 l. uiaiaua ayenua
In order to the purchaser or the
homestead mentioned IN the above advertisement
Of the SAME TINE AND PLACE Offer for sale nv nm
ap6-dts MARGARET l. THYsoN.
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District Government Attain.


Yesterday Health Oficer Townshend addressed
letter to Chairman B. b. Warner, OF the schoo
board stating ''Scarlet fever seems TO be on thu
lation, and, AFTER inquiry and investigation, an
OF opinion that too early return OF pupils to thu
public schools from infected premises, may have it,
request that, In addition to whatever precautions
Ss p e
physicians certificate to the eject that suficeni
avoid ali danger Of spreading the contaSion n'l
would suggest that from three to four weeks should
elapse after the recovery, or DEATH before children
premises
THE DEPOT SITE QUESTION.
The District Commissioners yesterday afternoon,
after their session, Inspected the public square
posite the Baltimore and Potomac depot. on 9th
street. with the view OF considering its adaptabity
as depot site for the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
It has been determined that the B. ana p depot win
remain permanently on Its present site. and the
Commissioners Will recommend that the B. and D.
depot, In accordance with the suggestion made in
their annual report OF 1882
CONSULTING ABOUT THE RAILROAD BILLS
Several members Of Congress and Senators were
at the Office OF the District Commissioners to-day
consulting upon railroad matterA
PROTEST OF DRY GOODS DKALERs.
Ms fasss 6o a w Mckee Co.
Co, delegation Of dry goods merchants, were be-
fore the District Commissioners to-day to protest
against outsiders coming to this city and doing
business similar to themselves without paying
equal license The Commissioners stated that the
strangers VIII all be made to pay the license tax %
commercial agentA
BUILDING YEn0nT1
were issued BY Inspector Entwisle as follows E. r
Shoemaker, erect three story dwelling ana store
corner 2Oth and streets northwest; $500 J. A.
Porter, erect Two threeStOTy DWELLINGS 2lst street
and Hllyer avenue northwest; $4,000 N. Ander.
son, erect private stable; g 500 VIM. woody,
repair frame Canal road; $500 D. B. Clark, repair
Danenhower Son, agents, erect ten two-st0ry
dwellings Z. between North Capitol and 1st streets
noztheASt; $4,000
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CHARLES ". HANDY. Real Estate Agent
TRUsTEvs' SALE OF DESIRABLE Bull DING LOTS
ON I HE NORTH SIDE OF STREET BETWEEN
EIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS; EAST 81 DE OF
MIMI. BETWEEN CAND y REtTS AND On
WEST SIDE OF ELEVENTH, BETWEEN NORTH
3 STREET AND MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
NORTHEAST.
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated October aOtb.
A. D. 1881, and recorded in ber No. 1861 folio l,S
ct seQ one OF the land records for the District OIL
Columbia. we sh II offer at public auction. in ont of
the premises the following descr bed real estate situate
IN the city Of ashingtOn District Of Columbia to wit
on "WEDNESDAY, APRIL SIXTEENTH 1884 at
FOUR O'CLOCK PM. Lot nunber+d two 60. In square
numbered niue hundred and sixteen (9l6.)
On SAME DAY, at HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK p
NJ Lot numbered six (6 in square numbered plne hun.
ON SAME DAY. at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, Lots num-
bered niue co. ten Q0) eleven I'D twelve (12) in square
numbered Zine hundred and SIXTY five 1859 tn same
division will be exhibited at time Of sale
twelve eighteen aud twenty -four months with
trust n the pro erty sold: Or all cash at option
$50 WIN be reQud at the tine Of sale on each
lit. and all recording aud conveyancing the r1-
pense VI purchaser purchasers. Terms to be
complied WITT in days otherwise the property viii
be r-sod at the risk aud cost Of the defauln4
chaser after five days advertisement
DANIEL orc. CALLAHAN, !
No A35 It'll street northwest [ r,...
RANDALL HAGNEk AFusteea.
sp6-dkdS 40 Louisiana ave. northwest
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TO BE FITTED Our FOR A CRUIsE.-Orders have
been issued by the Navy department to t out for
summer cruise the monitors Montauk, Passa1c and
Nantucket
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Curiosity a. Ever, Clad In
G.AuUr.


MATRIMONIAL RUMoRs DENIED.-A New York let
ter states that the story has been current for
days that Henry Irving and Ellen Terry have been
or are about to be privately married There is no
foundation for this They are excellent friends and
naturally much together, but have no matrimonial
designs on one another, although they are connu-
bially free; both he and she having been for some
time divorced Ellen Terry has had two husbands,
NOT harmonic, and the second Mr.. Kelly, who
could not harmonic with her. Irving and his wife
separated, Is said entirely from incompatibiity
OF temperament. An equally baseleSs story Is that
Edwin Booth and Ida Vernon, who has been sup
porting him during his late professional tour. are
engaged They are Old and good fr1enis-too
good brenda indeed. the lady says, ever TO think OF
marriage She Is a widow, and would long ago
have assumed her real name II managers had not
ob3ected Edwin Booth VIII give a breakfast TO
Henry Irving at Delmonicos the lsth instant, and
has invited number Of bis fnends-actors, critics
and tournalisfs-eo meet him Booth has been SUI
ferin4 Tor some time nom dyspepsia and insomnia,
and, a hiS theatrical engagements are now over,
be intends 70 take long rest
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VIA R HlED.

sCAGGS-GoRDoN. At the residence Of Mra esltr
~ Stss Is npliiss c. on Thursday everi q April
10 1854. 5y the Rev Mr. Williams. WILLIE n
- AGGs. OF pI,er Marib1ro'. Nd. to Miss SALIIE
oOADON. OF Baltimore. Md No csrds
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RoBr. j. THOMAS
BROKER IN
GRAIN. PROVISIONS. COTTON AND STOCKS
No. e13 18th St tNatona Metropolitan Bank B,tldns)
Orders to buy SELL margin.or for cash. execute
on the Chicago Board OF Trade and New York Cotton
Exchange Constant quotations ,lstxnly re<xlvsl W
direct private wirea
F. P. sCHM1TT CO.. Chicago correspondent
SAWYER. WALLACE CO.. New York correspondent
References %Natonal Metropolitan Bank.
tHon. James B. Beck
Orders By Telephone Promptly Attended TOY
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THOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
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REcoMMIssIoNED.-The President has recommis-
stoned Mr.. E. D. Easton AS a notary public OF the
District OF Columbia. II will be remembered that
Mr. Easton was an official reporter in the star
route cases. and his commission as notary public
was revoked for the reason that he Swore to an
account In blank before L. S. Commissioner Johns
The Department OF Justice made, recently, an in
veStigaton OF the circumstances or the case, when
it appeared that Easton prepared the account In
the manner complained OF upon the advice OF Mr..
George Bliss the government counsel, and While
that advice was not considered justification. it
was regarded as an extenuation. The Attorney
Easton had had salutary effect upon other nota-
ries public, and that he had suffered sufficiently.
In order to remove the miSapprehenSion In the
q fraudulent account, he recommended to the
President his restoration, which, as stated, has
been done.
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Local Notes,

The Circuit Court, Judge Ha9ner, hsAd no session
today, nor did the Probate Court, Judge james
Inc govesnment omeaa6 have no Information 10
ner stone while removing the foundations OF the
old Navy department building. The contractor Tor
was found.
The win Of the late Mary ". Greer, 1led to-day,
Ssanessn e ma nsr esssss .f DS Rn ass
during ther single uve0 and ct their death O. mAs
rage toher helyA
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.CoMMIss1oSED.-The President has signed the
commission OF David S. Stanley to be br1gadier
general, and 1t has been forwarded to him
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PETERSBURG, VA, April lin quarrel yestef-
Gay, near Ransom's bridge, North Carolina, George
Green KILLED Henry Hawkins with an axe. Green
escaped.
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THE PRESIDENT attended church at st. Johns
this morning, and spent the remainder OF the day
quietly at the White House, receiving no visitors
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THE sPEEDwELL left to-day for Norfolk with the
tug MayfCwer In tow. The Mayodwer viii be re-
paired at the Norfolk navy yard, and the Speedwel
will remain there permanently.
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100 NEW STRING GOODS VERY Latest
Hssents daily Nl-wool Goods below cost lbs 7th ~
n n. 90 thieA examine before buying. rnhl2
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FTNRE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
HE SHORT LINE TO TIE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST

I'VE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
9EE SHORT LINE TO TIE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
AND WEST
Schedule In effect NOVEMBER Is 1885
$50 A.H.-NEW ORLEANS MAIL daily making close
connections to all points South and Southwest:
Daily, ept sun sy. with C. & o Railway. Pull
man SleeplEg Buffet cars from New * and Wash
lngtCu 10 Att L g. Pullman Seepfny from
Washington and Atlanta 20 New Orleans.
t10P. M-LCU1SV1LLE FAST Ii T. Daily via Char
lot svile t. Cincinnati Louisville and ali Western
points Pullman Sleeping Washington to
louisville
lo,4O PM.-sOCTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS Daily
q all points South and Southwest via Danvile ard
Charlotte Daily except Sunday with c, * u Railway.
Pullman Sleepiug cars from Nashili ton via DAN
Vile Charlotte and Atlanta TO New Orleans. also,
from Washington Chsrlo te and columbia to
Augusta
Manassas Division Tran leaves Washington at SIS A
NJ daily, except ~UDday.
warrert0n trains leave Washington ct SIS A NJ and
$40 2 VI daily
For tickets and information inquire at Companys Of
Zee, tol Fenns, wanna avenue az Union Depot.
u. SLAUGHTER. y. NACDANIEL.
Gen Pass Agent Asent
mario SOL HAAS. Traffic Manager.
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II XAN4NdOWEH q SON,
. Real Estate and Insurance Broken
1226 street norfhReaf

106 street northwest
TRGSTEES' SALE OF TWO. STORY STORE AND
OME111No, No S5 G STREET SOUTH sOUIH.
WEST CORNER OF FOURTH STREET EAST
~ virtue Of deed Of trust dated November 5th
lsIs ana recorded in Liber 9A folio 2Al ct seq. TIL
we VIII sen at pubic auction In front Of the prem -
81 e rEEE 3Gi 1ss on sATUKDAI APRIL
division II original lot l. in square 79l together with
the hnprovein nts thereon.
TERMS uepost Of 300 at time of sale. one. third
balance In equal payments of six twelve and egh
months with per cent until pal secured by deed
rust ON the prelnses all cash. In the event Of
Is9se to e11py with terms within seven days, tue
Poperty Will be resold at the and OF the de-
fsultR Conveysncng the cost Of the pur
CHASER. MILAN v DANENHOWER.i Trustees,
apll-dtds Thomas Dowf1Na. Auct.
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CADET REsIGNED.-Cadet Midshipman Alfred
N. Hill has resigned from the navy.
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THE DISTRICT APPROPRIATION BILL.
The House appropriation committee had the Dis
trct bill under consideration again TO- day. but did
not complete it.
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AMERICAN CLAIMS AGAINST HAYTL-The State
department has no confirmation Of the cabled
report that Minister Langston has demanded of the
Haytien government $4,000 as indemnity for
American losses in the September riots or the sur
render OF the Mole St Nicholas as guarantee that
the money will be paid.
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To BE TAKEN TO THE INSANE AsTLCM.-Dstrict
Attorney Worthington called the attention OF Judge
Wyie this afternoon TO the case OF Chas. E. Cape
hart, who was convicted OF ENLIGHTENMENT some
time ago, but the verdict was set aside The dis
tr1ct attorney said that all parties concerned had
come to the conclusion that Capehart WAS or TN
sound mind, and he would enter nolle pres. with
the understanding that Capehart was 10 be taken
to the insane asylum. An order was made Tor Cape
harris release from Jail.
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nLp WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARr rIo,,>- =
" the oes. 20 JCs1H'S Old Stand known t~ v As
a The only place where frst Class IN
CLOTHING e~n b SOLO ~ ssIectabl- ur.cs- a.i1s
or ca. SAA A0<aSsaS
SCsAAs o0 ssanS- No GID b street between .lAsai
\, 49, Ith streets northwest
AA~ASts ~ aa.Al IruzlaI I.y ArtsIdsdA -
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CoNScIENcE.-The treasurer OF the United States
to-day received conscience contribution Of 500
from an unknown resident Of Indianola, Iowa
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VTHOMAS DOWNING Auctioueer.
REAL EsF4FE Fl
Under and by virtue Of deed Of ass9nment to US "a
s sa ss1 g the land q, sss0Das q III
public auction in front Of the restrictive premises at
town in said District. and described flows to Wit
81 M s as PAx
shall sell halt OF lot SO in B-atty and Hawkins
cS about ont $50 feet and Improved by fine. large
house known as Premises No $3.50 street t.. "eAns
bs 81 the M after, We r., shall sell the west
depth and mproyed by desirable cottage house known
sfhiTd AID f fSHs THEREAFTER we
shal sell those parts Of lots G and q in Q George
k;ns addition Thereto fronting about 60 feet on The
nSsth i s Of 9sl Piospset and having depth Of
On .. TfRAf HF f5pR GGigdR
We shall sell 50 much of the ground lying the south
ald by as IN
desd duly recorded am said land cords in li5er 654
oW@ Powell sy deed duly recorded sInons said land
= :s9s s assi
70 be By o s 1a M s ssd
which will be exhibited at sale
cunbrances approximate statement Of Which
will be even at the sale The uninproved property to
Terms Of sale: OnehaH cash. Of which 100 must be
PAD :. the time OF sale upon each piece Of property
TIE notss Of IL. purchaser bearing interest at the rate
property 50 d. ali cash at option Of pnrchaep All A
he S s & r. cost The Trustees
soss and rsk terms not complied with ten days
FRED W JONES,
49, c i; z'H'ssas sI:sc a. Assignee.
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COMMANDER YATES STERLING has been detached
from duty at the Washington navy yard and or
dered to command the United States steamer Iro-
QuolS. now On the Peruvian coast
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EUFAULA, INDIAN TERRITORY, Aprl 1.-THE
Creek Indian troubles have been virtually settled
Checote and Speechee have concluded to abide by
the decision OF the Secretary or the Interior and
advise their supporters to do So They are both
delegates to Washington under Berryman's admir-
istrauon, and have finally accepted the situation
Curi0sitV N Ever, Clad i'm Feminine
Gown.
From the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
Men approached the barr1cades last night dressed
In womens clothes, trusting In that disguise for
immunity from danger while they approached
within the ''dead" line. They were ordered OF and
len, however.
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UNACCOU.JTABLEI

A Mysterious Evil Whose Cause Cannot
be Explained - How . Well.knoWn
Man Eludsd 1t.
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AUCTION SALES.
WArER b WILLIAMS CO., Auctionsez1.
CATALOGUE SALE


FINE sTEEL-PLATE ENGRAv1Nas AND CLEO
GRAPHS.
Selected from popular sub. sets Of French German
English and American Issues consistdos
Of Examples Of the Leading Works
Of the Greatest Artists,
BUGUEREAU. ROSA BoNHEUR
LABOJCHERE. DETAnLE
BRoCHART. DoRE.
AANDSkER J. NOEL PATTEN ANSDELL.
MOREAU, BEAUMONT, COOMANS,
And many others too numerous to mention Are hare
Npresentsd In the Highest and Most
sknlful Of Engraving Art
Every Picture d Richly and Appropriately framed IN
Ornamental GIT Frames Of the Latest De.
ESns. Of 6rst-class workmanship
Patterns adapted to each
special sub
Jet
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TAKEN TO VIRGINIA.-This afternoon George Y.
McDougall, OF Norfolk, manager OF the Southern
Telegraph company, who is charged with abscond-
ing with the FUNDS or the company. and was ar
rested yesterday, by Detective Block, was turned
over to Detective Wren, OF Richmond, who LETT with
him on the southern train.
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Tue OTTO GAS ENGINE

TUE OTTO GAS ENGINE
Aseu1Es no boiler svodd3 n expensive aftend1na.
Tisd sxtenGysly ior running Fassengsr and Gs39ns
sne LthouePhIs presS1a Coffee Mlls Koa!teEs. P.Cs:
snd Roitng Machinery, lathsa BE-. @. This enea1s
toooesees the least number u woIaanY partA md
great gtIE Ql3aty Of nechauium.
For PARTICULAR % ui0aA 20. AVpU AbOnace y
Y ashtne1oe e. I Ssrluf o. Wlj
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ALL WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION SALE
Without Limit or Reserve
Commencing MONDAY, APRIL FOURTEENTH at
EIGHT O'CLOCK p NJ. continuing Tuesday, 1t IL a
m and p. m. and every day thereafter at the same
hours until the entire election Il closed out st our
salearoom
CORNER OF TENTH AND d STREETa
Facing Pennsylvania avenue
apIl-6t WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., AuctA
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GUARANTEED STOCK OF THE R.F. ASpPR. r.

GUARANTEED STOCK OF THE r. T. AND p. r. p
Co.-The supreme court OF appeals OF Virginia yes
terday rendered decision 10 two suits brought by
the holders cf the guaranteed stock against the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
company demanding the issue TO them OF dividend
obligations OF like character 10 Those issued 10 the
holders OF common stock. The supreme court has
sustained the claim OF the guaranteed holders
The amount involved Is about So 5000, Of
which Ss5O,0Oo Is dividend obligations, and the
mainder In money.
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j. III. Sou1EK 60.
BANKERS,
1416 Pennsylvania avenue
LIBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED on
TIME DEPOSITS
Call or send for terms.
INVEsTMENT SECURITIES UNITED STATES
LAND WARRANTS and TRADE DOLLARS bought
and sold at market rates.
COLLECTIONS made everywhere feb19
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Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO The NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST
VS5 DIE 80 SPLEND1D SCENERY
s1E1J RAILS MAGNIFICENT Ey CIPNENT

i tn ,pr IPGLENIHIs;ILyAN1A ROUTE
Aai 4 st HffEcr NNteS,t 5 i4sV
11AIS. Law WAsHI>eToS FROM eTaIGos copxz,
gortsbulT sad The 1es f chiaao Limited E.prs,
l.isce sieeYtn< Car a; 30 IA. daily as; Line
ft cnca &eter E1pres- @i 70 ron M a a2 1i5
I,.sse Car. 70 r;,tSourx Als9 foir,yts DAILY Tor
sssIa Cay F,''sGnI5 g , Gl!ea.9 NAL Eaprsss
=, bALllN0EE AND IoIoMAc RAILROAD.
q : m daily. f1cs.t ssiurday Will Falace car.
&ssh-l gton 10 Rochester ana " lshirgtol: Buffalo
Tan. isayin5 sshnStcn Gil Saturday iis, VIII
Ici Nilisnlsi ort Lock Haven and Enira. $3.50. n
Iei Nes loftk ead 't he East. sl5a m 1o:soa m 10
'h 10 III on Of Gia i.Iiof C ana
ts 81 -, e. S :. s,eyit SUNDAY H.,
&c. BrSeEyn, !. ali tlrcush train. connec. a. Ter.
e.ct transfer to Eultcu street oioll double Ter.
Id1 fb IT. New l9rA Cir; 80 In - n,
ia H. m On sunday 500 1910 aud Ii Il p m
1eI Esimorr so s,s t.6 ny, to M and q,
sppdsy =, ~ ~ SO 80. 1000 aid Ii Is On
fe: Pores Crees Isns. Go = Il and s4cp. ~ daily
fS a. Ahn.poH Am and m daily e.ceptsua-
SsisSsS M itEhthP AS s2sEis S4
fs1 Ai.,s ~ tss 10 s2s II o5 and IL ss ain.
ssas q. ia a s0 and II IS pm e. sundayas
fe, H,eln ond AID The seutE ess and IL eta.u daily
zis: aas s.f ics Sssaidas
and "a 10 midnsSt G O. an s1. s,S and
1skrt and inform ..ion the oce nor.be.s, eorns,
sn nhsrs Srd.r, can G rit ch-cnS q s1e 6 SO
CAAa z PCGH General Manager -e-~sf Ass mi
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Capitol Topics.

Capitol Topics.
THE TELEGRAPH QUESTION.
DR. Norv1n Green made an. argument before the
House committee on post oflces and post roads to-
day in opposition to postal telegraphs II the gov
eminent determined to enter into the business he
thought ii ought to buy out existing lines and man.
age the work exclusively In its own way. He said
that If the Senate committees bill became a law
the Western Union company would become bidder
for the contract for which that measure makes pro-
vision.
MINOR NOTES.
The House committee On judiciary has author
lied Mr. Collins to move for q suspension OF the
rules on the third Monday In the month, and nx q
day for the consideration OF the bankruptcy bill
a prominent democrat OF Richmond, who was
at the Capitol to-day, said his party in that state
and support any man who gets the nomination.
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RANGE or THE THERNoMETER-The following
were the readings at the Office Of the chief signal
ofloer tO-day-Sa- m. 403: II am, 5l2. m, 81 G.
Maximum, 81 8: minimum. 3c5
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POLICE CoURT-Judoe Smell.

To-day, Emil Robosky, Indecent exposure Il
Stanton square; SO or 30 days Noah Johnson
coOred, profanity In street car: S.. Frank Allen
colored, disturbing the poundmaster: S. JOIN
Haml1n, George D. Miller, Jacob Roth, Andrew
Sphrohs and John G. Bleligk, each forfeited go o,
charges OF keeping Sunday bars.
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Confederate ten-dollar bills are circulated In
Montreal
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The Tariff Rill.

uc zHf111 Bill.
WILL THE RANDALL MEN OPPOSE ITS COMING Up on
TUESDAY.
The Randall men have not yet decided whether
or not they will oppose the consideration OF the
tariff bill next Tuesday. They are waiting for Mr..
Randail's return, when they Will hold consulta-
ton and decide this question The general opinion
among the protectionists is that they viii not at
Tempt to prevent the matter from coming up for
discussion: They viii be governed, however, by
what VT. Randall SAYS
II Is not known when he VIII return. On Monday,
however, after the defeat OF the wool bill, he said
That the thirty mine democrats who voted for the
bill and eighteen or nineteen Others would vote
against the consideration OF the Morrison blu
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THE Attorney General has returned from Phila-
delph1a
THE regular Cabinet meeting was omitted to-day
on account Of its being Good Friday
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