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Arrested i'm washington.

From the New York World, to-day.
John Smith, alias Sonny Smith, alias Rogers,
twenty-five years old, OF No. 337 East 18th
street, was arraigned at the Tombs on June &c,
1888, charged by Mr.. Henry Cox, of No. 1877
Elizabeth street, with having robbed him of q
gold watch and chain. While the complaint
was being drawn up the prisoner Jumped
on the clerks desk and made good his escape
through the Justices room. All trace Of him
was lost until Wednesday afternoon, when De-
tectives Mcclure and Hickey, of Inspector
Byrnes' staff, surprised him while taking part
in the Inauguration festivities at Washing ton
and arrested him. He was brought to this city
last night and lodged In police headquarters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-07

HOW THE CHANGE OF ADMINISTRATION m Az
FECTING THEM.
The oficials In the Post once department
who are bureau officers viii inform the POST
master General that their designations are ai
his disposal and will continue at their duties
until action is taken in regard 70 their success
sors.
The same course will be pursued by the ofic-
iais OF the interior department Secretary Lamar
has requested Mr.. E p Hanna TO fake ths
position OF private secretary. and Mr. Hanna
has accepted. Mr.. Hanna has occupied this
tary Lamar, and he Will be OF great assistance
10 the new Secretary
secretary Lamar stated this afternoon TO a
STAR reporter that, with the exception of de-
termlning upon Gen. Black for Commissioner
OF PENSIONS, there had been nothing settled in
re9aru 10 the changes among the bureau officers
Mr.. Geo. ". Julian called this afternoon upon
callers.
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Condensed Locals.

John Price and Jefferson Wilson, two colored
boys of 10 and l years, We're arraigned in the
Criminal Court this morning for housebreaking
in the night, in entering the store of Samuel
Friedman, on January 9TH last, and taking
pistols, and pleaded not guilty.
An old colOred man named James Carter was
fined $40 in the Police Court this morniny for
assaulting a colored woman named Anna
Waters, with whom he had been living
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-07

The Commissioners have complimented Build.
ing Inspector Entwisle on the safety of the nri
waite and public stands erected for viewing the
inaugural procession. Not an accident was re-
ported. although there were one hundred and
twenty-one permits issued for private stands
aud eleven for stands on public reseryations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-07

AT THE WHITE HOUSE To-DAY.-president
Cleveland's morning was devoted to receiving
prominent callers and delegations. From one
to haif-part one o'clock he received In the East
Room the large crowd of visitors that had coll
lected outside the building. Miss Cleveland's
reception began at three O'clock.
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The West shore reorganization.

New YORK, March II p. m.-The bond
holders committee of the West Shore railroad
have just adjourned, after long session.
Members of the committee agree in the state
mcnt that good progress was made at the me ct
in" but that the work OF the committee has not
vet been sufficiently matured 10 give the result
To the public. They believe, however, that they
Will succeed in pcrtecting the reorganzation
made public
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ARMY ORDERs.-The leave of Capt. Camille
c. c. Carr, list cavalry, is further extended four
teen days. The leave of LIST Lieut. Jas. Torrance.
adJutant 18th infantry, is further extended one
month. The leave of Major William Ludlow
corps of engineers, Is extended one year with
out any pay or allowance whatever during the
period of this extension, under the provisions
of the joint resolution OF Congress, approved
February Is, 1885.
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argentine Financial Troubles.

BCENOS AYRES. March With the object of
raising the value Of bank paper currency,
now deprecated over 80 per cent. the govern
ment have authorized the national and provin-
cial banks To make use of their privilege to ac-
Cept drafts only in gold.
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OFFICERS OF B'NAI BIRTH ELEcTEp.-The
B'nai Birth Order adjourned in New York yes
terday to meet In Richmond, Va, five years
hence. The following officers were elected for
York; vice president Josiah Cohen, of Pittsburg;
secretary, M. Thaimessenger, Of New York;
treasurer, Bush, OF st. Louis; president Of the
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Measles Epidemic i'm Montreal.

MONTREAL, March 7.-Meases has BECOME
epidemic here. having spread over all quarters.
high and low, OF the city. The schools without
distinction have been almost decmiated of
their scholars and If the disease is not soon ar
rested they Will have to be closed. Adults have
been affected in numbers of Instances. The Rev.
Mr. Mills. Church OF England clergyman, is so
i'll that his life is deSpaired Of
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p INSPECTOR GENERAL SACKETr DYIyG.-In-
spector General Sackett Of the army, is living
NJ the point of death, at his residence on
street. Ii is stated that he cannot possibly live
through the day.
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GREAr CLosrSe Or SALE
OF FINE BOOTS AND SHOES
At sINsHEIMER & BROS, sos 9TH street

This sale will continue short time only Look
earef 'ly IL the Extraordinary Bargains offer o
The following well-Erovu makers in Ladies Shoes.
Cousins finest Cur. Kid haud-seWcd, but that cost
you 50. We Viii sell you 50. -.
Cousn's finest str Goat, hand seved. which are sold
elsewhere at $50. our price $3.50.
Cousins tne Cur. Kid, butt, which sell at So so we
Sci u S2.90.
cousins Misses shoes az the same low figures.
About 200 pairs Ladies' Fine Kid Butt every pair of
which Is worth -. are now selling al 50
Our Burts Men Shoes IN bait lace and Caters that
were - and Sti. closing at $50
These shoes are superior TO custom made1
We ask those that want 10 save Inoue7 10 come as
early as possible, as our stock is complete We
have AL sizes and widths. therefore call at once at
siNSHEIMER & BROS
!aS SOS 9Th street.
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Nor A CANDIDATE FOR HEALTH OFFICER
Dr. III r. Leach, whose name was mentioned In
morning paper as an apple snt for the place OF
health officer FOR this Distric. denies that il is
so. !" -
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ARMY ORDERs.-First Lieutenant Luther R.
Hare, 7th cavalry, aide-de-camp, now on leave
Of absence in this city, will report in person to
Brigadier General Alfred H. Terry, In this city.
for duty until the final adjournment Of the gen.
eral court-martial convened March 3, 1885,
after which he will accompany Brigadier Gen.
eral Terry to headquarters department of Da-
kota. Leave for six month on surgeons certifi-
cate OF disability, with permission to go beyond
sea, is granted Captain William B. Pease, 9th
Infantry; the leave Of Captain Joseph Y. Porter
days on account Of sickness; Major Asa Bird
Gardiner, judge advocate, is temporarily de-
tached from duty at headquarters division of
York city, NY, while performing special duties
under the orders of the Secretary of War
to the o. T ep3 in
9hf n 1sans .,
count OFFS sickness; First Lieutenant Henry /.
Raymond, assistant surgeon, US. army ire
Gently aggpse,ntea, win report by letter to the
duty; First Lieutenant George Ruhlen, 18th in
tendsht Of the States marp ACADEMY
West Point, for duty at the academy, to reliev Z
First Lieutenant Quincy ON. Gilmore, Sth
lowing named officers will be relieved from duty
at the US: military academy, West Point, Au-
81 enFnee1s; First fieutenant Ezra B. faIiapr
It'll cavalry; First Lieutenant Douglas A. How
ard, ordnance departments First Lieutenant
Leonard A. Lowering, 4th infantry; Second
Stanton will report by letter to the chief of en-
gineers; Lieutenant Howard will report by let
ter to the chief of ordnance; the regimen
tai officers will join their respective regiments.
The following officers will report in person TO
the superintendent Of the United States military
academy, West Point New York, August IS,
1885, for duty at the academy: LIST Lieutenant
George Z. Anderson, 4th artillery; I'd Lieuten-
ant William P. Evans, 10th infantry; I'd Lieu
tenant Clarence r. Townsley, 4th artillery.
The transfer of I'd Lieutenant Richard B. Pad
dock from the 18th infantry to the 9th cavalry,
with rank as I'd lieutenant In the cavalry arm
from August 8, 1854, is announced. He will
proceed to Join Troop b, 9th cavalry, Fort STAN
ton, New Mexico. ID Lieutenant Richard w.
duty. as acting judge advocate of the depart
ment OF the east, and will report In person to
the commanding general Of that department.
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Baltimore Mark efs.

BALTIMORE, MD, March 1.-virginia SKIES. con.
Soldaed, "A; psstue coupons, 521s; ten-forties
35 Virginia new threes 5212; North Carolina sixes
old 1.10l2 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Mp. March cotton dull-mid-
ding, liz Flour steady and In moderate demand
Whest-southern nomnally steady; western lower and
du!l; southern red, Sta9U southern amber 92a95; No
l Maryland s$assl2 No. western winter red, spot,
S4aS4is April o54saS6l4 May SS14aSS1a. Corn
southern steady and quiet western steady and duh;
southern white ola3 southern yellow 50a51 western
mixed spot 4Sl4a4sle: March, 4s14a4s2s; April Asa
ISL May, 4s~sa4Sl steamer 4612 asked. Oats firrner
southern, $6a39; western white, 3sa39; western
mixed, 36a:}t PENNSYLVANIA ;;oa3S. Rye steady
and quiet 52a75. Provisions quiet and nonfnaliy
steady. Sugar-copper refined steady, local l.
Mhs1y steady 2oal 81 Other articles unchanged.
Frelght5 TO LIVERPOOL per steamer quiet-cotton.
:-lSd; -four I'D: grain nonIinay. I'D. Receipts-
-four. 800 barrels: wheat. 81 900 bushels corn
600 bushels; oats 5000 bushels; rye, 100 bushels
ShIpments-corn, 900 bushels. SaIes-wheat 1855
900 bushels; corn, 1000 bushels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. liz March T-I1:15 m.-The weather
is cloudy. and light snow is falling Wheat opened
weak, touched I9l2 for May, rallied TO SOIs and is
now 195sa19t4. Corn steady-May, 41ss. Oats-May
Bis Pork-May, 1850 Lard-May, 6,97la.
CHICAGO, ILL. March 7-Closing prices-Wheat-
March. .42.: April, May, SO1s:June SITs. Corn
Slarca' 30; April. 3S, May, 419s June, 4l7s Oats
March M sSil april 6 IN May s11 ferk-Mareh
Iard.March, e.s1las April. 6.92la May, 1921;
June 10 - 49, ~
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The EndicOtts and the Adamses-

FFOIn Tie New Bedford Standard
Inc Adamses claim TO be one OF the Oldest
ianiiles In this commonwealth, but II turns out
that the Endicotts are good deal older, and
II is SAID that near the middle OF their family
record 1t Is written: About this time the
Adamses were created"
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMT,TER-Thef follow.
ing We're the readings al the signal office to-day.
a. m, $40; a. m, $40; IL q. M, S4s; d.
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Mr. FRESCH's SUccESSoR.-The knowing ones
have no doubt that Mr.. Fairchild, of New York,
will succeed Assistant Secretary French In the
Treasury department.
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HELD ron RoBBERY.-A young eolored man
named VIM. Douglass was placed on trial In the
Police Court this afternoon charged with rob-
bling the clothing store of George Spransy No.
COS 9TH street northwest, on the night of the
4th instant, by breaking the front show win
dow and carrying OFF quantity of clothing
The case was sent to the grand jury. Bonds,
$4,000.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest kilograms to The Star.
Hiu;ste- Asfor.S Retirement.
EXPRESSIONS OF REGRET AT HIS APPROACHIN
nEPAR rrRE FOR ROME.

LONDON. March 1.-THE Rome correspondent
of the London Times expresses regret at the re-
urement OF Mr. Waldorf Astor from the Amer
lean mission at Rome. The correspondent says
that. with the single exception of Germany, no
country has been So well represented at Rome
during the period of Mr. Astors official stay
there the United states. Mr.. Aston. the
writer continues gained universal admiration
by his conduct and he received from both King
Humoert and the Queen OF Italy the most fiat
terirg expressions OF regard at the farewell
audience accorded him by their maIestes.
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Frightful Mine Disaster.
ONE HUNDRED AND TwENTY-THREE MEN
KILLED.

LONDON, March Tone hundred and twenty
three of the AT men who were in the collery at
Korwin, in Austrian Slesia, at the time of the
explosion in that mine yesterday have been
found dead from burns and suffocation. But
five Of the men have thus far been rescued
alive
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-07

DON'T 1RRrTATE YOUR LUNGS with n stub.
born cough, when DR.. Jayne's Expectorant ca a
be so readily procured. Sore threats and lunss
are speedily helped by It.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-07

THE CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION from
Texas called npon the President in body to-
div,
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SECRETARY WH1TNEY's FIRST OFFICIAL
ACT to-day was to affix his signature to the ap-
pointment of Nathan B. Clark to be chief en-
gineer on the retired list of the navy with the
rank of lieutenant commander. Mr. Clark has
been on the retired list as passed assistant en-
gineer since October Is, 1865. He has been an
invalid for years, having no use Of his lower
limbs. All his days are spent on his back in
an Invalid chair He has wonderfully in
His inventions in connection with defective
armor for war ships have attracted worldwide
attention.
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81 s sssss H E
UU sssss ZEE
GcG 900 KrK EEE
Gee 200 90 ( ( i EEEs
FoP GENERATING STEAM
FOR COOKING PURPOSES.
FOR HEATING BY FURNACE
FOR HEATING BY LATROBEA
FOR OPEN CRATES.
II NAkES A QUICK FIRE
II Is EASILY IGNITED.
II DOES NOT BURN OUT THE CRATE
IT Is ECONOMICAL.
II WILL PAY TO TRY IT.
FOR SALE BY THE
WASHINGTON GASLIGHT co.
40 Bushels Crushed. -. 20
90 Bushels Not Crushed. So 90
% Bushels Crushed 50 90
% Bushels Not Crushed, $500
DELIVERED TO ANY PART OF WASHINGTON
OR GEORG ETOWN Jag
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The Cases Against Law.
HE IS F1NED. $50 FOR CARRYING CONCEALED
WEAPON,

HE IS FINED $50 FOR CARRYING A CONCEALED
WEAPON.
The case of Richard Law, colored, charged
with assaulting Perry Carson and colored boy
named William Smell, was called for trial in the
Police Court this afternoon. Carson testified
that on the 4th inst. the defendant was in his
saloon while the procession was passing and
after getting drink he stood in the doorway,
blocking the passage to other customers. Carson
demonstrated with him, when Law drew pis-
tol. Carson caught hold of him and a tussle
followed during which both fell to the ground
and the pistol was discharged. The court dis
missed the charge of assaulting Carson
In the other case Smell testified that the bullet
from the pistol struck him in the heel. The
court said that it was evidently an accidental
discharge Of the pistol, and dismissed this case
also.
An information was then filed against Mr.
Law charging him with carrying concealed
weapons, and he was fined $50, from which an
appeal was taken.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. John Morris, formerly of
Washington, but now publisher of the Roil,cay
Age, in Chicago, is in town.-Col. 10. Severns,
the veteran newspaper man, is on from Phila-
delphia to see Cleveland properly inaugurated.
Hon. Robert c. Winthrop, has been able to
ride out within the past few dayS.-HOn. Jesse
D. Carr, an argonaut and veteran democrat of
California, who came to Washington to wit
ness the inauguration, has been appointed
president Of the state board of agriculture of
that state since be left home.-Judge W. G.
Price. Of Springfield, Mo-, who was United
istration, is in the city, stopping at the Belve-
dere.-Judge James Harlan, of Iowa, now re-
siding here, Is proposed as republican candi-
date for governor Of that state Mr.. Charles
II. penlson, of Saginaw City, Mich, the guest
of Mr.. J. A. Case during the past week, leaves
for home Tuesday evening next.
THE FOLLOWING COLORADO DEMOCRATS
called upon the President this morning and
were introduced by the Hon. G. G. symes, the
republican Representative from that state:
Gen. ia; Dawson, THO Donnell; RE. Goreden,
Atkins, Hon h P. Bennett T. c. Farley, Guy II.
Thompson, F. G. Farmer, Harley B; Morse, W.
J. Wilson and wife, Hon. w. A. II. Loyeland
and wife, Mr.. and Miss Gillispie, c. P. Bryan,
Idaho Springs; Bradford Otis: G. ?. .Hoyt, Geo.
W. Brown, +. NJ. Ashley, II. w. HUDSON, C. NJ
Campbell, James a; owsnby, Col: Turley, Or.
O. Vanhummell, NJ. s. Waller, delegate to Chi
cago: Judge Gunnep, Hon. Dennis Sullivan.
Chas, a. Corryill. James mccarthy Fitzmaclzj
Geo. W. Waterbury. After the introductions
by Mr.. Symes, he said to the President that he
could yoich for the unterrified democracy of
the delegation and that they all voted against
him, and the President replied that he was glad
to hear II.
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WILL Nor SEE APPLICANTS FOR OFFICE
The President has notified his private secre-
tary that he will not receive persons who call to
secure appointments to Office.
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M1ssoURIANs AT THE WHITE HoUsE-A
large delegation from Missouri, headed by Sem
ators Cockrell and Vest and nearly all the Rep-
resentatives of that state, called upon the Pres.
tdent this morning.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The following the opening and 245 pm. prices Of
the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported by
special wire to ii. II. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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Arrangements in the Criminal Cour,
SENTENCES IMPOSED, RECoGNIzANcEs FOR.
FEITED. ETC

FEITED, ETC.
Arrangements took place in the Criminal
Court to-day as follows: George McCauley, VIM
Molair, Charles Foulke and Henry Foulke.
HOUSEKEEPING in night, January Goth, store of
Andrew Archer: pleaded not guilty. Thomas
W. Washington, arson (setting fire to stable of
David McAuliffe. November l6th); pleaded not
guilty. VIM. Vigle, second offense petit lar
ceny: pleaded not guilty. VIM. Saunders,
houSebreaking In night store OF c. j. Wellsl
February 9th last; pleaded not guilty. John
Smith, housebreaking in night dwelling of E.
G. NARROW. on December 23d last: pleaded
guilty, and was sentenced to three years in the
penitentiary. John Price and Jefferson Wilson,
two coored boys of 10 and l years old, house
breaking In night; pleaded not guilty. Edward
Smalle, same offense; pleaded guilty, and was
sentenced to three years in the pen
itentiary. Edwargd Linthicum, larceny
from person; bench warrant ordered.
Herman Berg, alias Otto Henning. larceny:
VIM. Wheat, second offense, larceny: recog-
nizance forfeited. Henry Marx, larceny; do
VIM. Stanard, alias Fitzhugh, mayhem and
violating section 534S; do. L. ii. Hayden,
forgery and embezzlement; do. l.. K. Bart. vic.
lating internal revenue two cases; bench war
rant ordered. Leon Schell, destroying check
recognizance forfeited. Burrill Carter, assault
with intent TO kill; recognizance forfeited. Peter
Holmes, second ofense, petit larceny; pleaded
not guilty. George Ball, embezZlement; pleaded
not guilty.
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It was rumored to-day that some professional
thieves on Wednesday secured q package OF one
large number of them. The ball managers
deny that such thing was possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-07
"A Qursrrox Aporr

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+ f f !; g :: 81 81
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Inc question has probably been asked thousands Of
IN ncs Well IL doesn't It does amy disease
For which reputable physician cyCid prescribe lrnn
chemical firm Vii sUistart.ae tie assertion that there
eEe More prear1n- OF lc1n than of any other sIh
ron Il sekncv !c'G TO be tbs mo-, important factor
In s!lccessfCi E.-gtl practice il is. howe
lTziois fC That prior = ne discovery q BRD" SS
combination had ever been found. BRoWN- : IRON
BiIIR7 does mot injure the teeth. cgn~e headache
2: pr4dqce tign-ali other iron Uraicres do
BROWN : IRON BITrEF{S cures Indigestion bilious
ness W sa1e>s. s!tI et Malaria Cil.ll= and Fcvers
Tire1 Feeus. Genera Desiiit.. Pain n the Siie Back
nentS Iron IS TrgSGltHsd daiIy. BROWNS IRON
BIIft-tc-. however does nc! in minute Like
taken ~ Ieu-thc irs; Iuptpnl benefit il
energy The TnScS Then become timer She diceS
Siist : H'tt.i' more r.E1c af.t marked c eyes
begin AZ once 20 riE!tca tIa skin clears up. healthy
S"Or CONES 70 tiie checks Nervousness disappears;
IHHclioiitt arrangements become regular and II a
nursing mother 81tulauj ~=tciauct. is supplied FOR
the Cniif- EcT1ei.ia-. Browns Iron EittCsS is the
ONLY irnu medicine tEt IS not injurious. Pfica1ts
The genuine has Trade AIarx and crossed red lines
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THE FOLLOWING CHANGES have been made
in the office of the Third Assistant p. NJ. Gene
raj, Post Office department: A. G. NJ Provost,
D. c., reduced from S1,4OO to; 81 200: E. r.
York, Pa, promoted from 81 200 to vi, 400; Jas.
u. Williams, Ind reduced from S1 400 to
$1,000 and W: Il. Landvoigt, D. C., pro
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SpRrso HArs. SpErvo HAS
THE DUNLAP FIFTH AVENUE STYLE SPRING
SILK AND DERBY HATS NOW READY AT
WILLETT IL RUoFF's.
SOLE AGENTS.
fe24 9UJ Pennsylvania ave.
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BlRCH. On Friday morning, March 9Th 1855 nj
5::So a M, after brief illness, JOHN o. BIRCH the
beloved husband of the late Mary J. Birch in thu
forty-sixth year of his age.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES-The clerk of the court
has issued marriage licenses to Lewis Jones
and Hattie Burley; Charles Hall and Patsey
Walls.
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N = I = ' y = = = 4 y q 10,
TOYS and Fancy Goods.
mh2 So 7th ST. and 313 ogh ST. near Penn. ave-