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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-22
MINOR LOCAL EVENTS.
THE SMALLER HAPPENINGS OF DAY IN AND
ABOUT THE CITY.

THE SMALLER HAPPENINGS OF DAY IN AND
ABOUT THE CITY.
Col Tim Lee has recovered from the
fire damage AMI has reopened his wine
room in the Post building.
Mrs. Mary f. Robbins, wife of the pro-
prietor of the Metropolitan Hotel, died
yesterday after II brief illness.
Building Inspector Entwisle has given
permission to allow the tower of the new
Sun building to project one foot on the
sidewalk.
Mr.. II. @. Sholes, crier of the equity
court, with his little daughter. May Rose,
left this morning for the Adiron1acks,
New York, to spend his vacation.
John N. Turner, colored, employed at
Goodrick's sand yard, in unloading n
caual boat, accidentally fell on beam,
breaking his leg between the knee and
the hip
John Lyon has been arrested for en-
bezzling $500 from the Bocklin Steam
Governor Company, of which he was the
agent. The case will be tried in the po-
lice court Friday.
Jennie Grimes, white woman, who is
well-known to the police, was arrested on
bail piece yesterday, and turned over
to the marshal. She was indicted some
time ago for grand larceny.
y. s. Stewart, by slipping his foot
hold from summer car SS, of the Metro
politan railroad, which he was attempt
ing to board yesterday, fell, and the Cur
passed over his foot, crushing it badly
The st Pauls A. NJ E. Sunday school
has filed certificate of its incorporation
with the recorder, with Richard Beverly.
Ella V. Campbell, Alfred Brown, Maggie
Smallwood, and Edward Chase as trus-
tees.
BY an amicable bill in equity brought
by Anna Eliza Barnard and others
against William X. Whiting and Others
u decree is sought for the sale OF the
property known as No. 4 Lafayette
square.
The building inspector is now busy
making up schedules for repairs for the
seventy District buildings needing them.
There will be about 81 1000 expended in
this manner and 5000 will be reserved
for exigencies.
The remains of VIM. @. Simonds, n
printer, aged 90 years, who committed
suicide in Newark, N. j Sunday night
arrived here yesterday, aud were placed
in vault ut Congressional Cemetery
The funeral takes place from there to-
morrow afternoon.
A RowDY CoLoRED BAHIA lot OF
white and colored men and women gave
ball last night mt 1895 Union street
southwest, and about $3.50 o'clock com
plant was made to the police that the
parties were tea ing up the place. Lieut.
Green sent posse Of officers to the place
but on the arrival of the officers order
was restored.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-22
GREATEST VALUES EVER OFFERED
Dry Goods and Furnishings.

Summer Siks-At lower prices than before named.
Summer Dress Goods-At unprecedentedly low prices.
White Goodsof every description, lowest possible prices
Black Dress GoodsOf every variety, unequaed prices
Gloves and Hosicry-Fu assortment at auction prices
Gents Furnishings-Ful line at most popular prices.
Parasos and Sun UmbeaA greatly reduced prices close
Corsets-In great variety, and at prices to suit all.
Lawns Gnghams, Table Linens Napkins Towels &C., &c.,
lowest market prices.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-22

FIRE ExTNaUrsHED BY MARINES A
fire was discovered yesterday morning
near the roof of the waiting room of
the Washington and Georgetown rail-
road, the terminus of the line ut the
Navy Yard. The marines stationed in
the yard rendered aid with fire extin-
guishers, and but little damage WAS done.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-22
THE FIRE.BoRN MUSE.

1.
PHwBus's HorEL IN therel
Bathing, Boating, fishing, driving
Cease, We gods, more joy cOntriving!
q
By ATLANTIC CIrY's shore,
Echoes oceans wild delight
3.
Mid Pennsylvania mountains stands
Rocky height DER hight commando
RHiidmsport, Pa.
4.
Wouldst to ATLANTIC Cry speed?
The BALrIMoRE-PoroM RAIL
N, n cor. peni,syIvania ape. and 13th a.
g.
or ,,o,,Ias, ,ho,, Watt famed n ann M,
VI r SSu sSn. t g"od cnmnSnv ia ready
Rs,'asat,I dr.an,,,i st,.edy
i'po''iAi' u'e'''iii u'' '''"'''
No,v nj bome aubiIe We hoaat
Many a good hotel and host.
Here's 1tIg EanITr' Graud and wbite.
N'e"-S'' go, n and I,,,.,,.,,,b s,...,.
"N N''''' w '''''
Hero the II ANNA uousp"ao ne,t
d. TN a. 10 a hou, connista.
Rstir,d aa yer,, the connfrv ronnd
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-22

EIGHT HoURs' Work At NAVY YARDS
It is said that the Secretary of the
Navy will enforce the eieht.hour law in
the navy yards, giving employees ten
hours pay for eight hours labor, they
heretofore having received pay for the
actual number of hours made. The gen.
eral order directing the change has not
yet been issued.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-22
THE COURT RECORD.

Equity Court - Justice Hdgner.-
Schmidt Va. Schmidt; sale decreed and
terdinand Schmidt appointed trustee to
sell Clark Va Perry; revival Of cause
ordered, Geofroy vs. Riggs; offer of sale
authorized to be accepted. Barnard ct
al vs. Whiting; appearance of absent
defendant ordered. .Gcacj So. Godey;
on nearing.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-22
CHICAGO MARKETS.

The ATHLETIC SPoRTs To DlY-For
the past week the members of the Y. M.
q. A. have been arranging for the ath-
letic entertainment to be given ut Ath-
letic Park this afternoon. The pro-
gramme is an interesting one, and in
cludes running ruces jumping, and
bicycle races, TO be competed by
several well.known young men. The
entertainment will begin at 8 o'clock.
and will probably continue for two hours.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-22

CURIOUS ELECTRICAL FREAK.-As the 4
o'clock train from Baltimore was few
miles out of Washington yesterday after
noon the passengers were amazed to see
a ball of fire us big as mans hat rolling
along the line Of the rails before amt
behind. This was little before the
thunder storm began. Conductor
Barnes of the train says that he saw the
ball of fire following the train, AMI that
when it apparently reached the middle
of the train it exploded with the noise
of cannon shot, distinctly jarring the
cars, and that afterwnrd there wns dis.
tinct smell of sulphur in the cars. The
passengers, who also witnessed or felt
the phenomenon, were dreadfully
alarmed, as they thought somebody hal
attempted to blow them up with torpe-
does. This phenomenon has often
occurred on the wide stretch of the Kan
sas plains, but an old railroad man is
authority for the statement that he never
experienced it in this section before.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-22
DIED.

KRAUSK0PF.--At his late residence, lila New
York avenue northwest, on Tuesday, July Il, 1895,
at 4 u IN, HEERY f.. KRAusROPF, aged 90 years,
a native OF Hessen Darmstadt, Germany.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
GoWANS-On July 81, 1885, WILLIE, son OF
James and Ellen Gowans, aged 10 years, suddenly.
Funeral will take place from his parents rrsid.
ence, Isl Twtnty-hfth street, Thursday, July 70
al p. m. Relatives and friends OF the family are
invited to attend.
ROBINSON Tuesday afternoon, July 81
1885, MARY s., aged 65 years, wife of Stephen D.
Robbins, Of Metropolitan Hotel,
Due notice Of che funeral Will be given.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-22

MECHANICS ON A PLEASURE TRIP The
Mechanics Pleasure Club, an organization
composed of well-known young gentle
men Of this city, gove an excursion to
Marshall Hall Monday nj hit, ind it re
qnired two boats to transport their
friends to that resort. The evening was
pleasant one, and the excursionists
had an enjoyable time, returning to the
city about midnight.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-22
THE MARKETS.
STOCKS CONTINUE ACTIVE, BUT IRREGULAR
WHEAT STEADY AT INSIDE RATES.

STOCKS CONTINUE ACTIVE, But IRREouLAR--
WHEAT STEADY AT INSIDE RArEs.
New YoRK, July 21.--The stock market
was more than usually irregular this
forenoon, but at the same time was also
very active. During the forenoon there
was decided upward movement in the
general list, followed later by moderate
reaction. and then another rally, which
carried prices about 2 o'clock in ma
jority of cases to the highest quotations
of the day. In the last hour there was
u decline of to l per cent, which was
checked just before 3 o'clock, the market
closing steady at fractional gains gen
erllly over the final quotations yester-
day.
Money on call continues easy at to
u per cent closing Mt |. Foreign ex-
change is quiet and quotations unchanged.
State bonds have been very dull, and
quotations steady. Government bonds
are dull and quotations firm. The rail
road bond market has been active aud
very strong. The stock market between
2:15 and 3 p m. was steady until late in
the hour, when it became strong; the
rally, however, being for small fractions.
Treasury balances-Coin, $751;
s5l ~; currency, so, 1877
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, Mn, July 21.--virginia O., new
| 80, 81; North Carolina 6s, old, HOY bid to day
BALT11oRE, MD, July 2.-Cotton easier and
dull; middling, 10 10 1871 Flour steady and quiet;
| wheat-southern easy and fraction lower; vest
lower, closing dull southern amber % to L. 2;
| No. l Maryland, g7kc. bid; No. western winter
| red, spot, "a to 95h; July, 9iA TO e5A; August,
956 TO Cd; September, 95A to 99k October, l.01H
| to i.0l Corn-southern dull and steady; western
steady and dull; southern white, 81 to 6Sc; do
| yellow, 81 to So; western mixed, spot, GIN
bid; August, 6lH to BIS. Oats easy
aud dull; southern, 80 to SOC; western
white, 80 TO 80; western mixed, 80 TO 81; Penn
| sylvans, 81 to SOC. Rye dull OF to 20. Pro-
| visions steady and fairly active. Sugar-copper
refined quiet, 10Y to lOK. Whisky steady, u. 20
| to 81. Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
| CHICAGO, July q, p m.-wheat ruled easy
and closed about Nc. lower than yesterday. Cash,
! Soc: August, 10 to S9n; September, % to 92Ji.
Corn weak cash, SIC; August, 45Ac; September,
| 45JSc. Oats easy-cash, 3ULc; July, J0Hc; August,
| 2dSc. September, 251sc Rye, 6Sbc. fla1seed,
126. whisky, LIS. Pork ,easy-cash, 1928;
August, 10. 81; September, 10. 32k. Lard steady
cash, 6.57H; August, 6.65; September, cray.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-22

THE case Of Knott Va. the NJ .tropolitan railroad
was mtnag with 80 much skill by Col X II.
= Kirk. tn pldntii' counsel, that the PENDANTS
stopped proceedings by liberal compromise.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-22

MAJ. Gro. A, ARMEs, real estate broker, 1887
street, has sold Dr.. Geo d. Lonngs house, No.
10 - X street, to Mrs. O. Radcliffe for $4,000. He
has also sold house No. Ill street for Dr. Rad
cltfe 10 Mr. John oring for 800, Deeds for
the abOye prOparty MrIe paAsad yrsterday.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-22

HoNoRING AN Ex. ASSOCIATE largely
attended meeting of the clerks of the
western division of the pension office
wns held yesterday afternoon to take
action in regard to the death Of MIR
John NJ. Comstock, late chief of that
Iiyisiun, who died at Watertown, N. Y,
Monday night, and Mr., Cornelius Bortle
and Mr. W. II Grune were elected dele
gates TO represent the division Mt the
funeral, which will take place at Water
town Thursday afternoon Mr.. NJ. L..
Story, S r. +. Sterrick, and John p.
Cnnaran were appointed committee to
draft resolutions to be reported to fu-
ture meeting,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-22

New Virginia PosToFFIcE. new
postoiiice has been Established ut Curve,
Giles county, Va, Christian Q. Snidow
,Ostlnlster.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-22

A BOLD HOTEL RoBBERY.-Mr. and
Mrs. 7. N. Sproul, of Santa Randolph
county, H.. arrived Mt the st. james Ho-
tel last night, and while Mt supper Mrs.
Sproul laid her hand satchel on small
table near by, and in it was S65. A col
ored waiter named VIM. j. Brown Mt.
tended them, and was noticed frequently
standing near the table with hands be.
hind his bnck. Mrs. Sproul sent the
waiter on an errand and noticed that the
satchel was open and the money gone,
Detective @ rter came and arrested
Brown Lieut.. Kelly and Detective Car
ter made diligent search of the place,
but could not find the money, Brown
said that he was innocent, and claimed
that it was put up job on him.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-22
KINGS PALACE,
S14 SEVENTH STREET.
COME AND SEE OUR JULY PRICES

No lady need be without hat if you buy fashionable
and stylish hat at only 15c Twenty thousand dollars worth of
Millinery to be slaughtored; price object.
200 dozen Hats and Bonnes stylish and new 49, 90 25 49,
and 75c former price, 75c to $3.50.
5000 lunches of Tips comprising the hansomes
offered %, 35, so, 65 75c, and 81 bunch Lovely
Jerseys and Parasos less than manufacturers prices Pume
At, 65, 75 Sic, ST. and $l.25.
Elegant punches of French Flowers so and bunch Silk
Ms and Gloves Lace Gaps and Corse remarkably low prices
Ribbons Laces, Silks, and Velve at saughtering prices
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-22
SEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING,
Pennsylvania avenue, corner Ninth street.
Established 1S40.
HERE WE ARE AGAIN

ECONOMY is the prudent use Of means to de
sired end"
The Economy Gas Cooking Stove
Burns less gas for the quantity of cooking done
than any other, is better constructed and better
finished than any other. The best results for
broiling, baking, and roasting with the minimum
of consumption of gas guaranteed,
Persons using coal for cooking will find our
Baltimore Range, with its recent improvements,
the very best.
HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON,
424 NINTH STREET N. W.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-22
PAJAMAS,

Ready-made and made to order, Of Eng
lish and Domestic Flannels, Cheviot,
Percale, Muslin, Zephyr and
Silk
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-22
THE STAR

CONTAINS GOODS THAT CLOSED OUT
BELOW COST PRICE
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-22

Remember Our Entire Stock will be sold Regardless of
No goods be carried over what sacrifice
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-22
MEMS FLANNEL SHIRTS

Ready-made and made to order, Of
plain and fancy mixed English,
French, and Domestic
Flannels.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-22

!.
Old Point Comfort Ocean airi
PHRBus's HOTEL IN therel
Bathing, Boating, fishing, driving
Cease, We gods, moro joy contrvingl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-22
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.
BULLETIN No. 8.
sTooK-TAKrNa BULLETIN, No. 4.

sTooK-TAKINa BULLETIN, No. 4.
Our entire stock is composed Of unques-
tionably the GREATEST BARGAINS ever
offered the retail trade, and we, without
hesitancy, commend them to our CUSTOM
ers "a such, assuring them that every re-
duction quoted by us ia bona dde.
with the thermometer near one hun
dred II seems almost unreasonable to ex-
pect customers to leave home at all, more
especially to shop from one to another;
yet shopping must be done, and we pro
pose to help the people in this way.
The thermometer ia the only thing that
IN "high" in our store, almost every piece
Of this seasons fabrics having been
marked down expressly TO make the peo-
Pile come directly here, be satisfied here, to
buy here, return home from here, which
summed up means: To expect at all times
to find the lowest prices here.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-22

Mid Pennsylvania mountains stands
Rocky height DER hnght commando
The PARK HOTEL, MJD)s,LD. Be
The guest OF him and Liberty!
Wi!iiamsport, Pa,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-22

BY ATLANTIC CIrY's shore,
Where the glittering breakers roar,
ASHLAND HuUsR, bO h day and night,
Echoes oceans wild delight
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-22

Feather weight Nainsook Drawers usually sell
for 81 per pair. We have never asked more than
Toe per pair for them, and now propose to close
out the lot on hand at the exceedingly low price
of 62Hc per pair.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-25

Bankers and operators who have been
e'nspisnous In tho sdvance OF the psst
tare- monthe, was held last nignt, ana
that it was then decided ~ giys ,he
market such support ~ might he fou = d
neoeesary TO tbsuro a substantial check
70 tns decline Of the past few day,
Nssrlv everything on the active list
wxs strong at the op -ning, first pris,
showing sdvSncss from small frsc-
Hons n over l psr cent and, with tho
exception OF moderate reaction dur
log the hrst hour. the noyemsnt was
Htrsistestiy upward all day. The
WANDER biits sxnib,tsd she ereatest
t'reheth Like Shore made n gam Q
" wish sslss ~ $1,000 sha, 81. New
York Central and Michigan Csnsral
are up ~ zach. Lsta in tks afternoon
was sapoanced that West Ssorc
lad beer sold " Nswburg 10
NJ. j. Plerrspous Morgan. Thls
was the signal for = further
decided advance in New York Central
and Lake Shore, each Of wsich rose
over per cent. In shs last hour, on
very heavy trsnssctioaa The rest os
the active list responded promptly,
snu the market cioaad aotivs aud
strong. 81. Paul led tho llst In amount
81 sns,ness done, sales axsregs,jpx
i0i,SAo shares, during whioa H. rose 5
ger cent, aud slosad 4 lower at 97H.
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ksekwaii kstss.

RocKwALL Nov. H-lS,rrsspsnd
ense. This lsdios Of Rock wall and
vlciuity gave . supper FsldAy evening
at the college f,r tho purpose OF rails.
Ing fuHdstopSy for digging c'sscrn for
tbs use OF thesohooi. Notwithstanding Y
more than go ooople vera fed, enough
provisions. wore la|t GA this tables to
ins'fy the giving OF q supper Saturday
rveni. y. Tho sosonJ supper was also
onmoiete success. The two suopers
rlsced In tho hands Of a coumiitse
suougb nonsv 20 pay for digging q c,s.
tfrn OF sufiiolent capacity TO supply
I school with water.
A month ago our farmers thought
thew needed q dry rreszs to mako their
late cotton open; they sot IL two weeks
sRo, but the freeze was 40 severe ,h II
u will never oDeu. Should our fears
be ,esl'xsd tho ornp Ia this county vi
fall 800 bales short OF former calcula-
lions.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-25
Tho snl,h harder Gao.

CHICAGO, Nov. M-A ooruner's ia
qsess en- tho remains OF Mrs. Samu,
Il. Smith, who was murdered by her
husband, Samuel II. Smith, Saturday
nIgh', wns begun to-day. The police
profess 10 have no slus 40 tar TO tho
whereabouts of tho murderer. Follow
ing ~ a description OF tns msrdsrtr
Ihn' ~ b ing stns all over soe country |:
Dep lrtmsnt OF Police, Chicago. Nov. 20:
artcs', Tor nurasr,S y ,n,I,.l Il smith
He Is shou Y ysnrs old, o feet 7 iaonts
nigh, ntdign build, i4S to i50 POUNDS
Weigh', dark, hrown hair, which he
cono. low on his forehead, aud Ia
rlghtiy sprinklod VITA gray; has "A
soar on top VI his ksad aud vcty -
cedipg forehead, scar through rignl
eyebrows, small, brovn nous
taohe, somo times di.d blash
sud eorles up at oLds; ruall, plorcii Y,
dark eyes; talks rapidly m ,iium 70
lace; wore whsn he iail here y dai X
notlls-srson suit Sish silver sttpa,, Il,
dnfk oyersoat, small leaf soarf- .ia
Win Clam nd 10 tno usntor. and n "a
,'lk hs', made by u Cnioag, haster.
Addrees all tufofm ,tioa ~ y, EnDr-
sold, general supatistendant " poiiss.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-25

Nnw yosK, Nov. "a Exceedingly
h'sg tides aro reported AL along N,
A,,sn,ic o1sii, considerable dAmsy
being dono ~ Concy I.laud, Rocks
wey ord Cape May. D.noing plat
forms, bAthing hnusca ana wslss are
heing srrl,d away nj Hun,ors Point
rho s'foetA nre n iDded aud 0utpos,s
wagons, s'o', bcing csrrlcs to s.-,
Tue tlda wa, tnrso feet higuor this
inofning than aver before knowu.
Duess slorg tha water front ware pu %.
merged and husiuess -ss eutirsly
suspand 4 Tor several hours, rbe VA.
ter vas over y iool deep IN Vest street
ard nr., u iorH aud cellars " bsildiug.
IN NE lower part Of .he ely wos,
nupust,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-25
Cabinet Me- Alag.

WAsHIEaToN, Nov. 24.--Thers WIS
iuii attendance at ihs cabinet meet
ing to-day. The session lasted about
three bours and was devoted almost
en- irely 10 tho consideration of the
pres'dents message 10 Congress-. The
document H. In IN advanced state 1
preparation and viii DO co nplsted sev-
ersi days before the meeting Of Con.
sraas
One Of the questions discussed TO
day was tho OrGer In wnch CERTAIN
topios should be considered. Tn-
pre- sident favored tho custom adopted
ny am'j lrity NJ nis predecessors ~ u,
the order of precedence, with n taw
rxcsnLiuns, aud vas sustsinod In ni-
views by MI the other members Of hi
cabinet,
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Charged with P,ssenting False
vOushera.

DETROIT, Nov. 24.-Co'onal Thomas
Sailor, ex-postmastor OF Il ut Saginaw,
was arraigned 10 the United States
court to-day, the jndistm snt oharVing
b : he put Ia false vouchers ior reot-
81 ,0eO In excefs oi sSa true amount
\ ~ suseessor, William q. Gage, II ro-
cused OF simil~r offsDss, but he has
not yet eppesred for arraign-
msnt. Colonel Sailor Was re-
l-sssd on $500 bond, snd bis
caso was enntiu usd until tho next
term. The statute of Limitation opiv
runa back three yesrs, but the distrist
attorney ssys tho government has civil
rlsims against Colonel Ssi!or for 80 TOO.
which he collected by means of fran,in.
ent vouchers, and renting news stalls
Ia .be poStnfiioe building. The ex
pnaimsRier feels quita easy over thu
charge. claiming thst II Is an old Gus
tom which bss long bson known to the
government,
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TIM wEAvH eR.
rA. s.or. Imp.a,.x Railroad rr.vs

fhs Storm Impeding Railroad Travel.
PAlLAbnLrniA, Nov. ga dispatch
rem Mt Carmel, Pennsylvsnis, ssys :
For 80 hours the heaviest snow storm
OF years has been raging throughout
ihe GOAL region. impeoing rsiiroad
'travs.. ard rendering work as y num-
nes Of eoilieriss impossible, Reports
'roM numbsr ot points show that
rom II inchcs to 2 foet OF nnow hss al
rfady ialisu, and The storms shows no
,igns oi sbatinH.
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SCANDAL In MILITARY srROLus.
ST PETERSBURG. Nov. 24.-A uii
tary scandal is attracting inuon attS
t'oD here. A party Of ofiiosrs belor
log TO various regimsnts aud guar
rsoontly becams turbulent. A ooi
missioner OF police failing TO qu'
them, sum snonad General Grssn
governor Of 81. Petersburg, The
4 ,srs looked and blOOkaded tho doOf
mo ualou. General Dresser order
be doors forced, whiek vas do
o 'ming from the salon, Co
Scherentiel, captain Of the huxst
struck General Qresssr In the IL
rhs guard then arrested vii the
,ers, who wsre than Imprisoned. Z
cxar ordered q sourt martial.