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AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY.
A Tilt In the House.


Mr. Breckenridge, OF Arkansas, rising TO a aues-
ton Of privilege In the House this afternoon sent
10 the clerks desk and had real extracts from
speeches made yesterday by Mr. Reed (Me.1 and
MI. Hlscock (N.Y.l, rejecting upon the committee
on rivers and harbors- Al full meeting OF the
committee this morning. he said IT had been unan-
lmously agreed that these remarks should be de-
nounced on the floor OF the House SANDER upon
the committee. sharp INT took place between
members.
Mr.. Hunt Gay denounced Mr. Reeds remarks
made yesterday as improper and untrue
Capitol Topics.
TREY WANT THR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION INQUIRED
INFO.
Senator sherman yesterday presented the petit
ton OF thirty-seven persons, who claim to repre-
sent universal sentiment, asking that the cleo
toral votes or South Carolina, Alabama, MiSSiS-
sippi. Louisiana and Tennessee be thrown out If.
on examination by lawyers, the charges OF threats,
Violence and bloodshed, which kent voters away
from the poles in those states are found 10 be
THE PENSION APPROPRIATION BILL
The pension appropriation bill was reported
back TO the Senate yesterday by Senator Allison,
with the legislative feature which provides for the
repeal of the statute authorizing pension attorneys
TO receive fee of SIS stricken out In Difference TO
lhe general sentiment OF the Senate, which Is pro
hoUncedly opposed TO new legislation upon appro-
pfiation bills The Senate committee also struck
out the provision which decreased the number OF
pension agencies from Is TO IL and added s2i,0lN
10 The aggregate appropriation.
COL INGERSoIL'S CONTINGENT FEE OF 81 500.
Mt George f. Lemon, pension attorney OF this
city, was before the House committee on the pay
ment OF pensions bounty and back pay to-day,
and in answer TO the inquiries OF members said he
paid Col IngerSoll $3.50 and Judge Wilson $1,000
10 secure the enactment OF the law enacted at the
last session of Congress relative TO the Increase OF
attorneys fees in pension cases. Mr. Lemon FUR
Their said that the payment OF these sums was con-
UnSent upon the passage OF the act
WASHINGTON MONUMENT MEDALS.
Senator Shermans bill regarding Washington
monument medals, introduced in the Senate to-
day, provides that zone medal shall be- given to
each Senator. Representative. and Governor of a
state or territory, and that 1000 medals shall be
struck off for sale to the general public at the cost
OF printing
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Political NOfe~.

Mr.. Hendricks started on his southern TIN yes-
terday. He left CINCINNATI for Atlanta yesterday
morning. 70 arrive there this morning. lie VIII
leave ia the afternoon Tor Birmingham, Ala, and
viii stay there until Friday afternoon, when he
will go on 10 New Orleans
Hon. William X Morrison was nominated for tha
United states senate by caucus or the democrats
OF the Illinois legislature last night The rspuhli-
can caucus viii be held tonight speaker Haines
mas called upon the county clerk Tor the ballots
cast In the sixth district. Judge Bofcctt has in
Structed that the seal OF the ballots be not lroken
The clerk l. undecided what TO do
In the ballot for United States senator in PORT
land, ore, yesterday. the democrats voted for
John Myers The republicans voted as follows:
HrSch. %; Hare, I6 Failing, 4; Williams, 4, aud
the remainder scattering.
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The Anyio-Etaiian Alliance.
THE TWO COUNTRIES TO PROSECUTE EXTENSIVE OF
RATIONS In The SOCpAN.

THE TWO COUNTRIES TO PROSECUTE EXTENSIVE OPE-
RATIONS IN the SOUDAN.
ROME, February Sit Is stated in diplomatic cir
ceS. In consequence OF Turkeys opposition to the
cession OF MaSsowah to Italy, England and Italy
have agreed that the latter country shall partici
pate In the formation OF a regular government In
the Soudan. 1t Is expected that Italy will occupy
MasSOWah and Suakln.
BERLIN. February 5.-The National Zeit'tnq says
1t i apparently becoming more and more evident
that England has formed an alliance with Italy
with the intention OF prosecuting extensive opera
lions In the SOudan.
NARNA. February 5-The porte has asked the
Italian government to explain the presence OF a
fleet of its vessels III the Red Seaand says he hopes
Italy Will do nothing that VIII interfere with the
amicabe relations existing between the two coun-
tries,
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L A eco FEE sSSs
L AA Q o F.
l. "A O FEE oSSs
j. AAA q O II 3 e.
ILL A Geo ZEE oSSS -

IT'S pieces Oriental Laces less than nineteen new
designs, inches wide, lac. yard: inches wide, lie
yard inches wide, Csc yard (Above lace at 25c yard
will be 21c. for the Special SaIe)
10 pieces Oriental and Egyptian Lace Founcngs, II
inches wide, in ne designs. SOC. and 4Sc. yard.
80 pieces Irish Point Laces. designs. 4 inches
wide. DC yard inches SIC yard; l3 inches 5Sc yard
Normandy Val. Laccs. in and Ecru 70 pieces in
entirely new and lovely designs ~ inches wde 12c.
yard; inches 19c yard; 5 inches 25c yard; inches
Soc. yard; 10 inches, 48c. yard.
% pieces loint Nesuvius Lace, inches WIDE 19c.
IL pieces Point Venice Lace, 3 inches. DC.
SO pieces ALL ilk Black Chantilly Lace, inches wde
l9c yard; inches, 25c. yard inches, 4Sc. yard 8
inches, CSC. yard; IS inches, S3 48 yard.
3 pieces Beaded F1ouncing. 8 inch, 9Sc
3 dozen Beaded Lace Fronts CSC. each.
600 Beaded Crowns at 19c. each
lAbove Crowns for Special Sale are 1907
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4 thANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED
~ real. ESTATE ON NORTH CAPITOL STREET
BETWEEN AND r

By virtue of decree of the supreme Court ofsz&
the District OF Columbia. passed the 9th day of$y
Dectmber 1883 land aIn.nded on the 7th day of--k-
Dtceiiter 1850. IN equity cause No. 1864 Doc ~
Whartln the National Union Insurance Company is
Palntl and John h. Jyler and Others defendants
shall sell to the highest bidder front OF the preniiss
commencing AZ FUCE O'CLOCK II =, ON THURSDAY
I"ELFIH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1885 Lots Nos six
co. seven o eight (S nine 3d. ten 40 and eleven H.
IN the subdivision of 10y No ID in SQUARE No six
hundred and thirty t630). according the metes and
bounds, covenants and conditions set forth and de-
scried in the deed Of Partition dated December 2s
ISL entered INTO by ami between Andrew Wylie and
AaY G, his wife and Margaret Helzel and recorded
Win the plat OF subdISlon annexed in Liber- folio
-, one OF ts land records of Washington county in
the District OF Columbia Also all that part of said
lot onet H. IN said square No 60 at the northeast
thereof! frontllgcn North Capitol street thirty 5)
ieet and ten 100 Inches by depth Of hundred and
twenty (12O) feet. ~
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree: One third
OF the purchase money i'll cash. and the balance in nine
go aud eighteen tlS months from the date sale For
IL deferred the purchaser purchasers shall
anhunl secured by deed deeds of trust On the prop
erty PnIcas deposit of fifty $3.50 dollars on each
IGt must be made when the property is knock down
All cOhEcS TO be at the of the hastr ar
purchasers. JOHN C. HEAI4D, Trustee q
,,,->-<,. .-.,,,~- ,.- 5Jl street northwest.
DoN1ANSoN bhoS- Aucts ja30d&dbs
nUNCANSoN BROS Auctioneers.
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THOS. BOWLING, Auct.

{ 'HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE real. ESTATE,
situate in the city of Washington and District OF
y virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the
ri %1 of Il C9G passed in egt{ 3 cause number
tive premises On TUESDAY, th TESTH DAY AZ 81
BRUAKY. 1856, at FOUR O'CLOCK ?. NJ. sub lots
t and r D9f lot and in square 52l situated on
improved by twostory brick building. lot b being
ID subject t. two deeds OF trust, one seeur-
ny Of Of January 1884. and payable in two
nl sn f o %I,h at e n5 or F s sb bar1
date the 1lth Marrh. 1894, and payable in six
being sold subt to two deeds Of trust are to secure
an inebtednes of Si15oO0 barring date the Sth day of
after d s d %it interest and The baiane thereof to
MI 9t IL t[eG US atir tat with interest
bearing date the ll;h day OF Marcl 1884 and payable
same $4,000 be ore mentioned as secured upon lot B.
and at 80 of the day will likewise offer for
epth il square 49, situated on south d street be-
Nv In NJ a 9a'ad sfetts souties, the sane TO
ness Of o00 beins dated the sth day Of March lisa
teres and the balance Of $500 in two years after date
Jay of M IN l =, f Ft dk
VII likewise offer for sale all those parts Of lots ls
beginning for the same on Montgomery street now
18th street northwos at the southeast of lot l
42o al hundred and forty feet thence north
and parallel with Green street now th street north
west thirty feet thence vest parallel with Dunbarton
street tnow B16aron avenue one hundred feet more
OF Green street 18th street
thence north to the line of said street feet
thence eastwariy and parallel with Dunbaron
thO" D9ntartOn aveHuel. two hundred and forty
feet more or less TO Montgomery St street thence
south with this street 10 pace of beginning being
premises No 1914 18th street northwest tile being
sold subject 10 an Indebtedness OF 500 bearing date
tile 9th day Of February. 1888 and able with inter-
eat at ten per cent, year after dztn.
Terms OF sale: One half of the purchase money in
cash 10 be paid within nve days day OF sac, OF
which $50 IS TO be paid a deposit each lot the
line OF sale tins h1auce equal jnstallents in
three and six months the dsy sale. or all cash
~ the option OF the purchasers.
FRANK I. BROWNING. Trustee,
4l6 9th street northwest.
DUNCANSoN BROS. Alctioneers. ia30-eo!Sfbs
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l. AA g O r.
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T. AAA g O e
ILL A A Geo ZEE oSSS 49,

FOR THE COMING SEASON.
The PALAIS ROYALS first SPECIAL SALE of Laces
for this will he inauguraed by three eectrify-
ing bargains Please remember the Special Prices for
these three lots will terminate Next Saturday, at m
when regular price will be resumed.
SPECIAL SALE LOT No.
comprises so doz He avily Beaded Crowns l3c regular
price 19c.
SPECIAL SALE LOT, No.
IS Pieces Oriental Lace inches wide nineteen differ
ent designs. 2lc; regular price, 25c yard
Also Beaded Laces, inches wide. for dc; regular
price. 25c.
SPECIAL SALE LOT, No
pieces Hand Run Oriental Net ga yard wide S3c /;
regular price 9So.
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I'd Edition.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
HIr. Cieveland,s Visitors.

MR.. ". Fl. BARNUN AND HUBERT o. THOMPSON CALL
THIS AFTERNOON.
NEW YORK, February s-The Railways and lob
bleS OF the Victoria hotel, where PrPSiient-ele
Cleveland is stopping, were alive with visitors to-
day. Among the callers on Mr. Cleveland to-day
were VIM. Ii. Barnum Huburt o. Thompson, Sena-
tors George of Mississippi Vance Of North Carolina,
Jonas OF louisiana. and German of Maryiand Gen.
Hancock. Gen. Franklin OF Connecticut, Gen. Frye,
Col. GOode OF Virginia, Gep. Stephenson OF Illinois,
Judge MoultOn OF Illinois, Mayor Grace, Roswell z.
Flower and Vim. G. Whitney. The statement
made this morning that the national democratic
said to be without foundation,
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, MD. February 5-virginis SKIES. old.
consolidated 80 past due coupons 359 new 40s, 3d.
do. new threes. $50 bid to-day
BALTIMORE. MD, February 5.-Co.ton dull-mid-
ding. IL. Flour steady and quiet Wheat-southern
seady western higher and fairly active southern red
99a96 southern amber 97asS; No Maryla 44a9424
S91@ bid; March. 9o34a91a; May 5IIaa5tsI Corn
southern frmer western higher. strong and active;
southern white 55a56; southern yellow 52a53 western
mixed. spot 50}Ea5I; February 49as9h March. 4sa4s
Oats hrner and dull-southern, 35s3S: western white
3ia53: do. mixed, 34aa6: Pennsylvania 34a37. Rye
firm, 74a78. Hay easier and sowprime to choice Penn
syiyania and Maryland, l40al600 Provisions steady
and quiet Sugar easer-A soft copper refined steady
l01iall Whisky firm, 120a1 81 Other articles un-
changed Freishts to Liverpool Fer steamer dull
cotton, '32d -four. 1s6als. cd grain nominaly 95l
Receipts-hour $685. barrels. wheat. II coo bushels;
corn u 600 bushels; oats 200Obushels: rye. 200 bush
els. Sh!pmcnts2one. Sales-wheat, So. 900 bushels;
corn, 431 900 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO ILL. February 5, noon-Wheat opened
weak. sold down to sis for May uctated rapidly and
rose to oi4, then declined aud is S4I Corn dy,
May, 401s Oats-Aay. 31@s. Pork-May. L 75 Lard
May, us. The weather Is clear and cold.
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SPECIAL NorrcE.

1 RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING
BUILDING TO MY STOCK OF FIRST-CLASS
HEATING APPARATUS. AND WOULD PARTICU-
LARRY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WE'LL
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS L SON WHICH
CONSIDER AS GOOD IF NOT SUPERIOR TO
STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PERCENT
CHEAPER IN COST. WOULD ALSO CALI, YOITR
ATTENTION TO THE WELL-KNOWN FIREPL CE
HEATERS, FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMES
SPEAR. FOR HEATING TWO OR MORE ROOMS
ABOVE FOR ECONOMY AND HEATING QUALITY
THEY HAVE NO EQUAL. THESE HEATERS AND
FURNACES ARE BEING USED EXTENSIVELY IN
SOME OF THE FINEST HOUSES IN THE CITY
WHICH We TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN REFER
RING TO- A CALL Is SOLICITED AND ESTIMATES
PROMPTLY FURNISHED
WALTER D. WYVILI. EXCLUSIVE AGENT.
ap26 No 49, PA AVE, NEAR AZ STREET
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Claims Decided at the Treasury.
MILLION Or MORE DOLLARS REQUIRED TO PA,


A considerable clerical force In the fourth audi
tors Office has been engaged for some time in set
Ting claims OF naval officers arising under recent
decisions OF the Supreme Court. Two OF these de-
cisions were in mileage claims, known as the Tenn
pie and Graham cases The first applied to the
latter part OF '76 and some subsequent years.
Claims OF this class amount to about $4,000, and
have nearly all been paid The Graham decision
covered cases extending from 1885 to 1874. Under
this, claims amounting to about $235 900 have
already been settled and sent to Congress for ap-
propriations to pay them. Nearly as much more
will be required to meet claims remaining to be
settled or say $4,000 in all The decision OF the
court In what are known as the longevity cases
arises under the acts OF 1882 and 1888. Something
over one hundred and fifty of these claims have
been received. OF which some twenty have been
settled, averaging about g 200 each. The auditor
estimates that it will require 500 900 to meet these
claims when they are all in. He also estimates
that it Will require 600 to qudate the Claims
arising under the decision Of the court giving three
months extra pay to Officers who served In the
Mexican war. In round numbers, from million to
million and quarter OF dollars will be required
TO meet the claims arising under these different de-
cSiOnS
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FL y %%% BBf Err 5 : Inn kRkh ssss
ZEE n N n BIB nm u p SsSS

Embrdrs means Embroideries. Our Spring Importa-
ton has arrived We show the largest assortment Of
Desirable Goods Of any house outsi de of New York
The PALAIS ROYAL imports direct which saves at
least twenty per cent truthfully guarantee
our prices to be lower than it IS possible any other
house to select-in Washington, at any rate As to
styles, have Edges. Insertings and IAN Oyersn to
match all our fine Cambrcs. Nainsooks and Swiss
We shall be pleased and proud to show ladies our New
Stock without reference to purchase As induce
ment to buy embroideries for Summer Suits now we
would remind patrons that the assortment is now
larger and the prices lower than shall quote again
besides for the Special Sale ONLY we will allow off
marked prices
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From Wall street To-day.

NEW YORK, February 5, Wall street, lies a. NJ
At the opening OF business this morning some
stocks were fraction lower, but soon afLerward
the entire list moved UP under the leadership OF
western Union and LackaWaDna. Western Union
rose 10 611I, Lackawanna to 9}4, Northwest 9121,
Lake Shore to o. and Union Pacific 49a[. Near
II o'clock there was decline OF IS per cent in New
sharleS sold down d to "a per cent in sympathy.
Western Union, however, was an exception and
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The New Labor Bureau.

COMMISSIONER WRIGHT OUTLINES HIS POLICY
In letter TO the Secretary OF the Interior the
new commissioner of labor outlines his policy
which Will be to consider the body OF citizens and
refuse to recognise or entertain the consideration
OF parties. The bureau Will be distinctly and de-
cisively disconnected from politics, from depend
ence on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of workingmen or
employers-and from the support OF economical
theories, Individual views or class interests. He
thinks that the $4,000 appropriated will be suffi-
Gent for the early abors Of the bureau but not for
any extended work or Investigation
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Mrs. Dudley Calm and Cheerful.

NEW YORK, February 5.-ODOnOvan ROSSa'S as
Sai!ant, Mrs. Dudley, was In her usually placid
frame OF mind this morning. Mrs Dudley said she
had received coagratUatory messages from both
Englishmen and IriShmen Some offered assist
ance. others advice. She read With considerable
amusement the report from London that she had
during her youth studied for the stage She is still
retlcent concerning her personal history.
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BLOOD. CHIlLS AND FEVER. and NEURALGIA.
by rapid and thorough assimilation with the blood it
reaches every of the system Pures and enriches
the blood strengthens the muscles and and tones
and invigorates the system.
FINE APPEIIZER-Best tonic known.
1t VIII cure the worst of Dyspepsia removing air
distressing symptoms sGch as Tasting the Food Bech-
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THE ONLY IRON MEDICINE THAT WILL NOT
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1t is invaluable for diseases peculiar women and
all persons who lead sedentary lives
AN UNFAILING REMEDY FOR DISEASES OF
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Persons suffering from the effects of oyerwork. ner-
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Condensed Locals.

The Pennsylvania democrats, residing In this
city. met at Meyers hotel last evening and Effected
permanent organization by electing Mr.. John r.
Ancona president; o. L. Meek, secretary; Clarence
+. L. Braullck, treasurer.
Mrs A. Patten has taken out permit to build
q residence on Massachusetts, avenue to cost
$4,000
The Washington Maturity Accident and Death
relleI association have filed certificate of tncor-
pOratl0n, naming George H. Webster, Gideon N.
johnson and N. +. Dom as trustees.
DAVID Thomas, colored, who, it Is charged, has
Oeen writing policy for the employees OF the Gov
TWO months In jafI by Judge Smell
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JNO. 4. PREsC TT. real, ESTATE BRoKEp Re
losy Building. No. I4l6 st II. W.

JNO - PRESC IT. REAL ESTATE BROKER Kel-
losy Building. No. I4l6 st. II. W.
CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE FRONTING
on THIRD STREET EAST BEING THE NORTH
WfSr CORNER OF THIRD AND X STREETS
STORY BRICk DWELLING WITH STORE ROOM
EAST
By virtue Of decree passed on the seventeenth Nth,
Gay OF NoSetnbe ID 1884. and supplemental decree
PASSED on the hfteenth u5th) day Of january A. d
1850 III the cause of John Burns urplaipant va The
MetroPoiitan Building Association ct ais defepdauts
numbered I44 Equity docket 20 the Supreme Court
Of the District OF Columbia. shall on WEDNESDAY,
the ELktENIH DAY OF FEBRUARY A ID 1875 af
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ in front of the
premises. offer for sale by public suction
the following real estate, to wit: All that
piece or parcel OF land situated and
Icing IN tie cy and county of Washington district of
numbered one ID III square numbered seven hundred
and forty nine CAD commencing for the same at the
southeast corner OF sa1 lot and square and r1lnnnv
thence north along the line OF Third () street ensi
twenty two CID feet thence ninety (9O) feet.
thence south twenty-five {2l and thence east ninety
t0 feet to the place of BEGINNING improved by two
story Dick dwelling with store room, known as No
lDDo Sd street northeast 80 -'
Terms: onethIrd cash the balance In notes at opa
w ana Two w years with interest of per cent per
anIn u be secured by deed of trust upon the nr1n
eIty sold A deposit of SlO0 Will be reanred M the
time OF sale IL the terms of sale are NOT cOmnad
with within seven days trustee reserve the right
To resell at the risk and of the Cefaulfin0 mr.
chaser All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser
NN. HENRY BROWNE Trustee
s5dzeuNus 9I2 Louisiana avenue
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TO Consult with Mr. Cleveland.

MANY SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES GOING. OR
GONE. TO NEW YORK TO EXCHANGE VIEWS WITH
THE PRESIDENT-ELECT.
1t Is a mistake TO say that Mt. Cleveland IS not
sending any special invitations TO Members and
Senators to meet him in New York this week. quite
a number are said to have received Invitations
though their names cannot be aScPrtainei, as il
would probably create bad feeling among those who
have been overlooked. IL is stated on good au-
thorty that nearly all the democratic Senators and
about fifteen or twenty representatives have been
especially notified that Mr.. Cleveland would like TO
see them during his stay in New York This. how
ever VIII not preclude those not receiving invita-
tons from availing themselves or tins opportunity
TO see the President-elect general invitation is
given TO all who wish to call.
BY those who have been invited it is understood
that they are to be questioned by Mr.. Cleveland
upon subjects with which they are most familiar,
and that The consultations Will have more TO do
with the policy OF the new administration than
with the selection of a cabinet. Those wishing to
present the names OF certain men for certain Of
fees VIII be heard but their advice Will be volun-
taTy and not solicited.
Quite number OF statesmen started for New
York last night The Virginia delegation and the
committee appointed to present Mr.. Barbour's
name for the Postmaster GenerlShip left last
night, as did MIR. Lamb, of Indiana. who IS looking
after a district attOrneyShip. Senators Lamar and
Jonas and Representatives Mouiton, MatSOn. C.ardy
Lowry and others are understood to have gone by
special invitation. Senator Voorhees, and Repre-
sentative Barksdale or Mississippi IL is understood
have been invited 10 visit Mr.. Clevelani tomorrow
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DENTISTRY.

GANuEL l. SCOTT, ID. ID. s.,
y fifteen years experience in Dentistry Office l2O7
street northwest Preservation Of Natural Teeth
speciality. oc22
nR RANDALL PARSONS, 4os 7rH STREET
~ NV, over Ballsntynes. Operative and mechanical
Dentistry skillfully performed Gas administered ;
moderate fees. len years experience. Hours from 8
q m. to p m. seq
nR STARR PARSONS, COR 9Th AND STREETS
n. W. Filling specialty also. the of tooth
ache without extracting local auasthetic, used on
the gums. aleyistes pain OF extracting Gas given.
Charges moderate. M
nR n TALBOT. DENTIST. No. q: 7ra
~ street three doors from corner Dentistry in al
its branches Teeth inserted 81 set All work war
anted tAnl