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District Govern eut Affair.

SEWER CONTRACTORS CLAIM
Mr. Owen Oiare, contractor for the repairs OF
the Georgetown sewers, writes 10 the Commission
ers TO say that he has finished his contract $50, 10
reconstruct the Oh main sewers In Georgetown.
The work was the removing OF the old bottoms OF
the sewers aud forming a new invert OF stone ana
concrete, and reinforcing the side walls and arch
wherever necessary, and II appears TO him that
this work comes under the class or repairs on old
work. and should have no retain kept back for fye
years as In the case OF new work. He asks TO ee
paid In full.
MIsCELLASEoUS-
The Commissioners have issued liquor licenses to
VIM III. Eupcrtus and 7. d. Cornell
Messrs- J. :. Brown, John II. Hewlett and Others,
owners OF lots extending from Park street 20 Shert-
dan avenue, Mt Pleasant. petition the Commits
sioners that Sheridan avenue, Mt Pleasant. toe
opened TO It's fun width or % feet.
The Commissioners have directed that the or iar
or December 3. 1888, respecting hack stands, shall
apply 10 all one-horSe vehicles licensed 10 carry
passengers provided such vehicles charge no higher
rates than are customary by herdc OF hansoan
cabs, and shall be approved as 10 tner condition
10y the hack inspector.
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III PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO The NORTH. WLSr AND SOUTHWEST
ONCBLE TRACK. SPLENDID SCENERY
STEEL RAILS MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT

DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID SCENERY
STEEL kAILS MAGNIFICENT e5IiI EQUIPMENT
trains leave Washington from station corner of 9th
lo, Fi.tsbaIx and the west Chicago Limited Express
StIslaee Sleeping Cars at 40 IN daily; Fast Lime.
e4t daily CinCinnsti and St Louis with Sleep
iLs Cars from Harrisburg TO Cincinnati. and Hotel
Siif sleeping Ca- Altoona 70 Ciicaro western Eg
Iress 7i6p. IN daily with Palace Cars to Pittsbur9
sb9r S c 1aS fos s Ihea9 wh seps Car
tsr Pttsburs and the West. wiki Palace Sleeping Car
BATTiMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
fSI Erie. CanandaieuA Rochester. buffalo. Niaxzra
WssnlI-gton TO Roe hester.
Fog Wniianlsport, Lock Haven and ElmIra al $40 IN
Fer New York ana The East. us $40. HOO a. H..
l0Oo aud lis p M Limited Express OF Pullman
PaI;er Cars y 40 a N dally, except Sunday.
On sunday. 400
cy 81 Boes2n anes aa 5
Iec transfer to ulton street. Avoiding double ferraxs
lsT Thnsdeiphla. rs 30 and IL a H. 200, 400 100
10 ~ and lll5p N On sundsy go. 6oo. 100 and
Fer Eaiti,1O,es sss b ~ u sso 30 IoOa 12oa
On sunday 49, uVo a. IN. 400. 6O0. 7.Ao 1000 and
For Fope's Creek Line. es5a III and 44op m daily.
tor AnnspoTs Sssa H., 1895 and A. p M daily, e,.
AIEXANpK.A AND FRE6 ERICKsBURG RAILWAY.
AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
For Aie1andria, 50 200. s25, IIol and 1l.s5 a. m.
At 6 Y; -, ., II 10 o. a m, 8 % D L
arsins Ae1sndrfa Tor Washington. Sos co. 10 90
md "a 10 D. aO NO Iouds SS and iss1 M
so and 10 g. 7.oo and 1910 p and l. 10
Tickets and information the ONCE northeast corner
q 18Th street and fennsy avenue and at the
sac 70 destination from hotels and residences.
General MANAGER General Iassenxer AGENT
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I'd Edition.
Latest 16legranS to The Star.
A Proposition to xidnap Rosa.

FEOpOS1t1On To kA10map k8ODS0s
LONDON, January 22-The newspapers are still
swamped with letters containing suggestions as to
tne proper treatment OF the Irish people Some OF
theSe letters advise the total discharge OF Irish
One writer Offers to equip a steam yacht for the
purpose OF raiding the United States and OF Kid
mapping OOonovan Rosa and Patrick Ford. This
man oners TO guarantee that his expedition will he
a success Give him the chance, and he pledges
himself TO capture both Rosa and Ford and hang
tnsm at execution dock within three weeks after
sailing from England
Attacks ON Irishmen i'm London.
THE BITTERNESS ENGESDKRED By THE RECENT
DYNAMITE oUTRAGES FINDING VENT.
LONDON, January 28-It is reported that In the
eastern portion Of London attacks have been made
on lrishmen as a result Of the feeling brought
have been beaten in the streets at night. The
feeling OF animosty against the Irish is spreading
ana the police nave been ordered to be the alert
toprevent outrages.
Latest Foreign New. by Cable.
ALBANIA AGAIN SHAKEN By EARTHQUAKE.
MADRID, January ga shock OF earthquake at
Albania yesterday threw down house, killing one
person and in1uring two others
The Latest Cold Wave.
CHICAGO, January 28-The weather has again
turned very cold The thermometer In this city
registered is below zero this morning. At Burling
ton, Iowa, the mercury stood a6 below, and at Du-
Irritation Against England i'm Paris.
PARIS, January 2a-The refusal of the British
authorities to allow the French man-of-war Tri-
omphant to reft at Hong Kong has caused great
annoyance here The Voltaire denounces this
conduct as specially unfriendly, ana urges the
french government to retaliate by Immediately
blockading all the Chinese ports This, the Vol
tdire says, France has hitherto refrained from
doing. because Frame has regarded England as a
friendly power, land blockading Chinese ports would
have hampered English commerce.
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RANGE or gHH TuRnMoMRr1R.-Th following
were the readings at the once of the Uhief A9nd
onlcer to-day: 2 q m l01; IAN, -: II q m,
207; 3pm, 20A
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ALarre Sale Of Real E.tase.

Uuubt [fIIuItW " oUu % VtNI oItudIt,
for $1,000 the lot at the northeast corner ~ 18th
and b streets northwest, comprise ne 1000 feet.
This property adJoins the lumber yard OF Nj.
Shehan.
THE WORK OF MALICIOUS PERSON OR AN
IDIoT.-Last evening Mr. John 4. Sanderson, Q leJ-
ter carrier, took from the box a package rather
carelessly put up directed TO young lady In the
neighborhood. On returning 70 the post once this
package was not opened. has been published.
but accidentally becoming open the contents fell
out and proved 10 be the guile OF O turkey cut
close 10 the craw. IL was undoubtedly the work o.
some mischieyious person.
SYSTEMATIC TROUBLES AND SoRENEsarOr TIE CyGs
or throat are usually overcome by ia mes Expecto-
rant, a sure curative for all coughs
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TOMORROW.
THIS EVENING.

hUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
PARLOR SUITE IN RED PLUSH, MARBLE TOP
BOUQUET AND OTHER TABLES. WALNUT
MARBLE TOP AND OTHER CHAMBER FuRNI-
TERE CAMP CHAIRS AND ROCKERS. FANCY
CHAIRS. MAI TRESSES, PILLOWS SPRINGS.
CHAIRS, CROCKERY.- GLASS AND PLATED
:.ARE, TOILET WARE, BOOK CASE, OIL
PAINTINGS. WINDOW SHADES AND LACE
CURTAINS, BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CAR
PETS MANTEL CLOCKS. SET MANTEL AND
OTTER ORN MENIS KITCHEN FURNITURE
AND REQUISITES, ETC BEING THE ENTIRE
CONTENTS OF HOUSE NO Ills nth STREET
NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
On Thu tiSDAI MORNING, JANUARY TWENTY
NINTH. 1885, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, we will
sell. at the above named residence all the furniture
contained therein to which invite attention
DUNCANSON BROS,
ja24d Auctioneers,
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DIED.
BROOKS On january 18th. 1885, at 5 45 m, RHEA
GONNA infant daughter OF Eugene and Oceana Brooks
aged six months and twenty eight days
little rosebud gone TO heaven.
Funeral private. from No. laos Seventeenth street
northwest
DENEKAs. On January 18th. 1885, at s O'Clock a
loved wife Of Ciaas Denekas AGED twenty mine years
and six months.
Interment at York. Pa on Friday the 30.h inst.
at the heart, Capt. JAooB d. FAUNCE formerly OF
Philadelphia Pa. but for the past twenty years resi-
Funeral from his late residence sos street south
west Thursday. January 10TH at 80 .. Friends
and relatives o. the family invited. e
Of aSIsEn 9p isrsaIy lh ssss
Funeral friday. so,h instant. at D m sharp. at g.
west
KENNY. On Tuesday January 27th, 1885 Of Up.
m. PETER KENNY. beloved husband OF Lizzie Kenny.
Funeral from his late residence. IS jackson street
northwest tomorrow. January 18th. at O'Clock p. m
Relatives and friends Of the family invited
CHARLES ALvAH. infant son q charIss a and oiivi.
Interment at Oak Hin cemetery.
parents residence No rs ia stree. norsbws. GAS n
THOMAS NoHE Oldest and beloved OF Charles and
Kate Nohe, aged sixteen years. one month and twenty
The funeral win take place Of ten O'Clock shssp 1hus-
day, from his parents residence.
STAKE On January 27th. 1895. q lo1s .. m.
Funeral from Trinity Catholic church, Friday, JAM
Ss5y y g 30Y,;s q % .i Friends Of the family rps
voHN. On January 9th. 1885, JOHNNY younssst
son Of August and Marguerite vobn aged month";
Maryland avenue northeast to-day (wednssdsy,. q
O'Clock "a m
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Fnsr LIEUTENANT ADoLraus W. GRRErY, stn
cavalry, acting signal ofcer, has been ordered TO
confer and act In conjunction with the hydro
grapher OF the Navy department. Commander J. r.
Bartlett, 9. N, nor the purpose OF examining the
chart Of t. Polar region explored py the party
under command Of Lieut.. Greedy, now being pre-
Partment, and OF assigning names 70 geographical
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GUN ARD LINE.

TIOE.
LANE ROU re.
THE CCNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 20. y. r., NEW YORK
2AvoSIs We'd. Jan. % BoTHNIA- We'd. Feb IS
scYT Wed Feb. T. AURANLA..- We'd March 4.
SERvIA. We'd. Feb IL. SCYrHIA- We'd. March IL.
aALLIA. We'd Feb 10 SERvIA. Vel. March Is.
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK.
RATES OF PASsAGE-s60. $50 and slOO. according
to accommodations.
erpooi and and ali ether parts OF Europess
lowest rates.
Through bills of laden given for Belfast. Glasgow
Havre Antwerp and other ports the Continent. and
Cor Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply at the Compa y'sofice
Nc. T. Bowling Green or both Steerage and Cabin to
OTIS BI6ELOW CO, 605 9Th ST.. Washington, u. Z.
VERNON H. BROWN Il co. New York;
Crto Nessrs OTIS BIGELOW x CO..
ta22 Gus 7rn Washington.
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AUCTION SALES.

"A ~ ~ 1tCN
WEES 3 co. A a. nsa,.,,s;, ,v,,n.
Opposite City Post Office.
NJ giEn H s1pRsoAkb AND 1 soossAsE pSkLok
WORK, BEDROoM SETS, HAIR AND sHUCk
issz SskSossrss. TN AND GLASS. &C. II
nAS 9aszRg sfsE f. FEN
WEEKS CO. Auctioneers
w 6Si Louisiana avenue. opposite City Post Office.
600 LOTS GENTS UNDERWEAR, COLLARS, BOOTS
hhND SHOES HATS ASD GAPS, rG GHEyI .NS :
eA AAE ANS foAT Exhos 81 sTcs
At AH9TSN %ITH EHTpiY
~. A jSS SHh sN fhfsffH4a. Ten acIock
THOMAs DOWNING Auctioneer.
aASRsoM9 wAIAVg gAT Snssf SEp
%xfSuI ASP pA1STES SH nN5 n FE Ski
siRTh;oSRb, kfrddfS REatls iTEs' &C. Al
On FRIDAY, JANUARY THIRTIETH, 1885 at the
Fl party declining No lo1 2s IF
soa house m Rooas Sn'i sell general ;aas.4s
THoMAs E. wAaaAMAN b,,, Foo. .n,.on.o,
S sa 90. IF sTREEF
b ysqs Of ssfs to
P 1oS Of a will sell # Rac a it I'll
ST ssS 81 AAR
square 10 iS in The city Of Washington
With the thereon consisting OF com m
2024 street northwest
Terms Of sale: One-fourth cash. balance at six.
Of the pnTchaser viii be TAKEN by deed
Of trust and policy Of insurance or all cash at the op-
rHos LEWIS xnstn1E.4 Jias.ss
S01ss "a ss = e shlHH
Default having been made in the payment Of the9s
debt secured BY deed Of trust duly recorded in E
record. q the District Of Columbia, viii by virtue
e s5sHs i 81 s & fSAk
Besinnlns for he same at point go feet from ths
6 sa s
n9rn SO fe tS h PLACE Of an M ss in o,
stallinents in six. twelve and eighteen months. for
which notes Of purchaser bearing interest from day
sns It
sae AMI an and reE1rdng T be at
DAYS property will be resod at risk and cost of de-
.JNO E. KENDALL, Trustee
T E. wAGGAMAN. Auctioneer. ja2s-eo&ds
IlHOs. J. FISHER CO. Real Estate Auctioneers
TREsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE LOT. IMPROVED
Nth sfaB IL Sss Rhah STREET
By virtue of deed of trust dated 25th Sepiem-nsa
Der AID 1885, and duly recorded In Liber No 1858, t
folio 49, ct seq Of the land records for the Dis A
trict of Columbia shall sell, ON THURSDAY. AT
IERNOON. FEBRUARY FIFTH, AID. 1885, at HALF.
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, in font Of the premises the
Washington subdivision of square numbered four hun
am
surveyors Office OF the District OF Columbia, together
with the Improvements thereon consisting OF q brick
dwelling and stable.
Terms: One.thi cash; balance in one ~ and two
(2) with interest and secured by deed
upon the property sold deposit of 800 will
CURED at time Of sale. Conveyancing at cost of pur
seven days from day of sale. the property viii resod
at risk and of defautng purchaser after five days
notice in the Evening Star
E 5dMY B G ! ssgIISlLLwAGEN., Trustees.
fa0l.dGda
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and3 p m. prices
Of the New York Stock Market today, as reported
by special wire to a. H. Dodge 500 18th street:
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NiAKRlEn.

LIE FLAGUAIS-BoULIGNY On the 22d Of Dece.n
Der 1854 in London at the French chapel King street
Portmsn 81 are BY the kev. Able l. aoursrL Lot IL
ApkIEN GEoRGfs LIE FLAGuAIs. only son Of
Adrien L I, Flaspais Of Gaen NoIInandy, France
daughter of the late Hon. John Edward Bouligny of
New sand stepdaughter Of George Collins Levey
Z. NJ. G.
PARSONS-THOMAS. On Tuesday. January 27th
1885, NJ the residence of the brides parents By Rev DR.
Sunderland JOHN PARSONS Al. d.. to MAMIE =
THOMAS. daughter of Alfred Thomas esq, all Of this
city.
by the Rev. Thos- q. Addison. wM r. PORTER. of
Baltimore. Md. to SALLIE BURNS. OF this city.
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STEAMERS.

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
NJ BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE.
Company pier. No. ~ North River. foot Of Morton
street. New York
st simon, Drirand Wednesday, Feb T. Gam.
labrador PSrier III hauterIve Wednesday FEB IL 3r
st Laurent de Jousseliu, Wetnesd ~. Feb 49, a. III
Checks pay Die sight, amounts suit, ontas
BsnQue Transstlan tiqre OF Paris LOUIS DE BEBIAN
Agent. No. O, Bowling Green, New York
g. W. MOSS. 225 Pennsyl aniA avenue.
W. BOTELER & son. 923Penpsylvana avenue
ja2s Agents for Washington, d. O.
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I'm Favor - Undergr010a Ware.
RFroRT or the BousE COMMITTEE on runiio suup-
mos AND ssouEpe-KxrKSsioS or the sssrsn
REcoNNENpK3.
Mr. Hopkins from the House committee on pub
lie buildings and grounds, 20 which was referred q
petition 20 consider the question Of the extension
OF underground telegraph and telephone wire 10
all the departments In washington. has prepared
a favorable report Col Rockwell appeared before
the committee and said that the underground sys-
TEN now In use had proven perfectly satisfactory.
The report SAYS that the COMMITTEES has invest
ted the statements set forth IN the petition ana
having become satisfied that the Interest OF Tie
government win be greatly subserved thereby,
they recommend the extension OF the system OF
Underground wires, as proposed. and recommend
an appropriation OF a sum suffcient 20 defray the
III appears the report says, s.Ihai in October
1883. the Gable company located an experimental
line between the Capitol, the Executive Mansion
and War department. These wires have been In
constant use, having never needed repairs ana
have given satisfaction. The overhead wires have
pairs There can b. no question OF the importance
OF getting rid OF the unslghtly and dangerous poles
that are so frequent along the streets OF Washing
ton city. Hut the government cannot expect others
10 lead In this reform, while IL supports the oeleo
tionahle system. Bat II IN night 20 inquire whether
10 make it an established success, ana no longer
mere experiment Upon this point We refer 10 the
statement OF Prof spencer +. Baird, OF the smith
sonisn institution: Prot 8 L. Langley of Allegheny
observatory; Prof Gee. F. Baber. or the University
OF Pennsyly ANA, and other well-known scientists
and eectricians-an OF which are contained Ia Col.
Rockwells response 20 the senate solution for In
formation on The subject II also appears that
this system has been operated very successfully Tor
several years and has recently been adopted by the
IRE department. OF New York city. BY the pro-
posed appropriation the government VIII lie the
owner OF The entire system provided for, and VIII
secure prompt accurate and secret service between
all OF It's Offices In Washington and with ali OF the
committee rooms OF the Capitol The underground
cable can be- operated with equal facility by tele-
graph and by telephone Instruments IL Is believed
that il Will be a measure az economy 20 adopt ana
purchase the system as proposed by the standard
(nmnanNn
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Are There Dynamitcr. In ws.hsnrsom

The recent explosions In London have given rise
TO vague rumors or an Intention on the part of
somebody TO blow up some OF the public buildings
in this city. Inquiry by STAR reporter OF men,
bers OF Congress TO whom Mrs Knox. OF the state
department, Is said 20 have communicated the
fearful plot elected the fact that she did mention
the matter 10 one OF two One OF these, but he
says he paid no attention 10 IL, regarding it.as
simply oelusion OF the lady. The officers Of the
Capitol police say that statement said 60 have
been made by Mrs Knox, that special detectives
had been placed In the Capitol 90 protect t against
dynamiters, is false and absurd. There Is not the
least fear anywhere. "Mhy," said one or he
officers, "a story was floating round here that Sch
atnr Edmunds was 10 be blown up for introducing
his apti-dypamite bill
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YGVHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
HE SHORT LINE To THE SOUTH, SOUTHWEST
AND NEST

Schedule in effect OCT Der II. 1894
11O A M--NkN ORLEANS MAIL daily. making close
connections to all points south and Southwest
Daily, sxcep- Sunday. with c. s. o. hallway Pull
man sleepine Buffet cars from New York and WASH
ington to Atlanta pullman Sleeping from
Washington and Atlanta 10 New Orleans
s:l0P A--LOCiSVlLlE FAST LINE. Daily via Char
ottsyiile TO Cincinnati Louisville and all Western
points Pullman Sleeping Washington to
Iouisy lie.
1o;4o p M.-sOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS Daily
20 all points South and Southwest via Danviiie and
Charlotte. Fullfn1n Steering from Washing
ton via Danyil4e. Charlotte and Atlanta to New
Orie ans: also. from Was kinxton via Charlotte aud
Columbia 70 Augusta
Manassas Division Trim leaves Washington at $40
NJ daily. except Sunday.
Hsrrenron trains leave Washington at $40 A. NJ and
$40 7. " daily
For tickets and information inquire Company's Of
Zee COZ Pennsylvania avenue TRAINS leay from g. &
i. station
u. SLAUGHTER, " MACDANlEI.
Gen Pas Agent Azent
aG2 sol. HAAS Traffic MsIa2er
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MEDICAL. &c.

MADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR La
V1 dies All female complaints quickly cured. Can be
daily at l245 th street northwest Office hours
from to = O'Clock pm.. with ladies only. ja22.2m.
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eS or Di0tterS containing entries OF daily tranSac
tons. His recollection was that all this rubbish
was sold.
ON cross-examination the witness said he did not
hs aas orders
he did not know where they were; he had not
searched for them or been asked to search for
the last few weeks, so far as the witness knew.
The witness was questioned closely as to the
methods OF Keeping the books at the store. Mr..
Drew, he said. kept bank account with thu Cen.
trat national bank. The witness was asked
whether Kirkwood had ordered goods there, and
objection was made, as no question had been asked
In direct examination relating to K1rkwOOd.
The court admitted the question, remarking,
''Carrigan and Kirkwood are twins.'
store often, but had not heard him order goods
Goods ordered for the bureau were sent up by
wagon, push cart, or porter. They had a porter
they had had several since then; Reuben Howard
was one, he succeeded Cam and was there for .
long while.
ANOTHER EMPLoYE OF MR.. DREW TEsrIrIIs-
Harry W. Sessford testified that he had been en-
ployed by Mr. Drew for over lve years He had
seen Carrigan in the store frequently during the
three years ending q year ago. He had never heard
him order goods He understood that they were
furnishing goods to the bureau OF medicine and
surgery, and had frequently assisted In packing
goods for the bureau. This was an almost daily
occurrence. They had had several porters since
the witness had been 1t the store He testified as
the previous witness did to the sale OF old papers
and books, and other things considered as rubbish,
when Mr.. Drew moved. This rubbish was sold to
a raaman. on cross examination the witness said
he knew where goods were going. by hearing the
directions given to the porter He had heard them
use the EXPRESSION ssbureau OF medicine and sur
gerry" to the porter but he did not know how often
The witness said that before Howard was en-
ployed as porter he drove an express wagon for
Cam, the former porter. He supposed that he
used to haul goods Tor other merchants as Wen Is
for Drew.
TESTIMONY As 10 DELIVERY or o0oDe Al IN. DO.
BEAU or MEDICINE AND GUR01nYe
Qayaroa cany-v Sy,raUua fenfffod that
deceased John Cam. porter ct Nj. DfeWss, was his
nephew. Witness had helped Cam deliver goods
1t the bureau Of medicine ana surgery. Sometimes
there would be Z small amount and Ct othogo tho
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Quotations Of stocks and Bonds and information rs-
Safalny The Markets received through our wires IN
eLANTLf. direct from the New York Stock Exchange
~ orders executed and reported promptly a2s
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GOODS THAT WIRE FURNISHED AND DELIVERED 10
cAsRrGAS-xaS BARNES PORTRAITS CHARGED TO
POSTAGE srAMrs-rHE DEPENDANT ON THR STAND
He EXPLAINS ALLEGED DISCREPANCIES IN voucH-
Frs AND BILLS, &c.
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CHICAGO, January 28-The weather has again
turned very cold The thermometer In this city
registered Is below zero this morning. AT Burling
ton, Iowa, the mercury stood g below, and at Du-
buQue % below.
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Cnlag OUT the gross amounts as enteFe0 In tne
ledgers
The witness remembered visit from Dr. Van
Reypen described by that gentleman. He asked II
with the bureau. The witness said he could not
Then DR.. Van Reypen asked II he had any recollec-
ton OF bill for about 1900 and the witness said
aThen," said the witness, she asked me il
l had ever given any money to Carr1gan.n
IL toiG nun na n, never gwen 1, nun any Money eus
him the money for the bureau. He asked Inc how
much it amounted 10, and ! said It probably had
aggregated couple OF hundred dollars Mr.. Car
ngan the witness said, had come into the store
frequently and said that he wanted TO buy
sometbing outside s and Old not not have ave
give me the money and charge it
In your bill" The witness did SO. The amount OF
memorandum bill sent to the bureau. The witness
always charged on this memorandum exactly
what he had furnished. The bills made out at the
'Mr Cardigan the witness continued. "would
say that the contingent fund did not have sui1fc-
ent money to pay these bills; that the Incidence
them out In that way"
The witness. taking his ledger, read from 1t the
Of Of medicine and surgery, March IL, 1881, and a
credit for the same amount He found also the
charges made In gross amounts, corresponding to
the bills Of May 10, 1882 December l6, 1882 and
The witness repeated his declaration that an
equivalent was furnished for every dollar that he
other department.
"I1 ask you" said Mr.. Moore, ssif you ever divi-
ded any OF the proceeds OF any OF these bills with
Carrigan?"
81 never did, Sir. said the witness.
"Or any one ese?"
81 never did sir, repeated the witness.
sand you furnished the government with an
equivalent"
ia furnished the government" said Mr. Drew,
emphatically, sswth an equivalent for every dollar
I ever received from IT,
The direct examination lasted about an hour.
Mr. Drew was then croes-examined by Mr..
Worthington.