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BALLENGER. At IL an, March llth 1854
after long and painful illness, cLARANcEA BAY BAY
LEN9ER. beloved son Of George w. ana Ella Bai.
I5terment II Mt oltvet cemetery, Friday, March
l3th ct three pm. from No. 62Ss IN irteenth street
BYRAM; On March llsh, 1885, ., ten O'Clock =
rlSas s S% 6e sed sos f Jas syr.n
fas:s.y Y a ~ sHfs
Cork. Ireland, aged afy-one years
May she rest In peace Amen
The friends Of the mily are respectfully invita- N
fena met neral Sm HsT is,s 1870
March 18th, at haikpast TWO O'CLOCK pm
os Iakn 81 AM Maesdsy Aissh g., s5h less az
the s. CARY IN the W q yssr Il s ms
Funeral nom the residence Of n, mots.r M sor
q three S'el9ck p M Friends are United 70 attend
O'clock p. N. MAkY T.. widow Of the late James 4
Funeral from the residence Of her brother.ip-law.
John N. Comstcck, 1464 Rhode Island avenue at twj
stiSes 20 s.end aud "
q. ELIOT sI5 wsens.Ss{ rpro59ng March H. lsss
George county, Nd W "'A''s'i'e' Ff'nce
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
ave months, beloved husband Of Mary a Gibson An'
18th inst, at two O'Clock. Residence 1924 street
to attend
% q af bs Ia
and the late Alfred Jonea
He 81 veth his beloved sleep"
LOWE On March 10th, 1885. at ll:3o Am, VII
LIAM r. LOWE, aged thirty three years
Funeral from late residence, 1885 9th street north
west. on Thursday, March 18TH three pm. Relasives
and friends respectfully invited TO attend
OFFUTT. On March 10th, 1885, at $50 o'clcck n
Ofutt. WIZ '" W.
Funeral from sssl o street northwest. Thursa.v
morning, at nine oclock.
PRATHER: On March 10th. 1855. at ll.35 M,
EDWARD STANLEY, youngest son Of Joseph ana
Martha J. Prather.
Funeral private
=, tow ~, q TTpssesS MsSes 10TH 1885, ct 7asA
Funeral from the residence Of her son. Calvin n
Town, 1904 Marion street northwest, rhursday mcf6r
ing, March 18th, 81 10 O'Clock
WOOD. Mrs ELLEN WOOD, wife Of Bur1n WOOD,
Tuesday, March 10Th, afer long Hines her rcd
dence, In the 6hieth year Of her age.
Funeral q Nineteenth street Baptist church. Friday,
March 18th. q ESQ p M Friends and reistiv0 ere
invited TO attend.
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Gen. Haxen's Letter to the Secretary az
war

Gen. Haxen's Letter to the Secretary az
War.
The third specification under the charge
against Gen. Hazen sets out the letter written
TO the Secretary of War by Gen. HAGEN Febru-
airy 18th last, stating, 81 respectfully submit
that am justified In the conclusion that the
tragic termination of the International polar
expedition was finally due to the decision not
cue on the 10Th Of September, 1854, which I
did all In my power to have done; such seaief
aays m 81 aps ~ "
probability could have reached and rescued the
party before there was any Interruption to nsv.
department, February %, was, the specification
says, returned by the Secretary to the chief sig
nal officer, February 27th, with an endorse
Hazen in publicly controVsrtins the proprist N
OF previous official action OF his ofncial sups-
rior. at was at that time" the Secretary's en-
take any official action upon the violation Of
military propriety, beyond observing that 1t
mad been committed. The present otdcial ex-
or the Secretary Of War to organize In two days
and despatch to the arctic regions q new expo
must, under the best circumstances, encounter
an the rigors of an arctic winter, waa neglect
OF duty, is therefore returned, with the remark
not be overlooked may be avoided by the re.
tecsIon by the chief signal officer Of the written
paper in his own hands" The specifications
eral William, B Hazen, chief signal officer
United States army, did, In response to an in
SqhiH s by
ter to the Secretary of War throwing the blame
Of the loss Of the Greedy r.rty upon his Shout
aers, intentionally s make statement 10 ans
Its publication, and did cause the same to be
published, on the I'd day OF March, 1855, in q
Washington, b. C., called THE EVENING STAR,
which statement was In substance a. follows
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Incorporated in 1868 for twenty-five years by the
Legislature for Educational and Charitable purposes
with capital Of 81 900 .oOO,to which reserve
BY an overwhelming popular vote it's franchise was
made of the present State Constitution adopted
December I'd, A. d. 1879.
The only Lottery euer roed on and endorsed by the
people Of any StOte.
neuer scales or postpOnes.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings take place
monthly. -
SPtENRLD OPPORTUNITY TO WIN FOR
TUNE. FOURTH GRAND DRAWING, CLASS D,
IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS,
TUESDAY. APRIL IA, 1SS5-179th Monthly
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000
100000 Tickets at Five Dollars Each.
Fractions, In Fifths, IN proportion.
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A Partial Eclipse Of the Sum.

A partial solar eclipse will occur on the 10th
inst. It will be visible in Washington If the day
be clear. DR.. J. Morrison, Of the National uni.
versity, sends the following circumstances OF
the eclipse: Eclipse begins at Washington
March led. 11h. 57m. as. q. M; eclipse ends
2h. SSm. Las. p. m, Washington mean time,
not 18th meridian time. Magnitude of eclipse,
81 suns diameter being unity on northern
limb. The point on the suns limb at which the
eclipse will begin is one degree north of the
western point OF the disk. The eclipse will be
annular in California, Oregon, Idaho and Mon.
tana. A partial eclipse Of the moon will be visi.
BILE here March $3.50.
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VJlHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.

THE SHORT LINE To THE SOUTH, SOUTH
WEST AND WEST.
Schedule in effect oC,IOBER IL. 1884.
BIO A.M-NEW ORLEANS MAIL daily. making
close Connections TO ali points south and Southwes,
laIly except sunday. with G. and o. hallway Pull
man Sleeping Buffet cars nom New York and Wash
tngtOn to Atlanta Pullman Sleeping nom ash
EgtOn and Atlanta 20 New Orleans
bio PM.-LOUISVILLE FAST LINE Daily via
Charlottesville u Cincinnati Louisville and al West.
ern points Pullman Sleeping cars. Washington TO
Louisville.
1G4o P.A-soCT HERN MAI. AND EXPRESS.
Daily 10 al points south and Southwest via Dam
vile and Charlotte. Pullman Sleeping from
ashington IA Dai.vtile, Charlotte and Atlanta to
New OIS~1ns also, from Washington via Charlotte
and Columbia 10 Augusta
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington as Srl0
m daily, except sunday
SclO pm daily.
For tickets and Information inquire at Company's
once, COL Pennsylvania avenue Trains leave nom
h. and II. station
M sLAOGHTER. n. MACDANIEL,
Gen Pass Agent Agent
au2 sol. HAAS Traffic Manager
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To the Editor OF THE EVENING STAR:
Referring TO q recent death notice-for which
you were in no manner responsible, and to
which you very justly and feelingly referred In
Mondays issue-I beg leave to state that there
exists . doubt - whe Their the author OF this
cruel and indefensible hoax was moved by
malicious motives or governed by weak men.
tanty. r. however, malice was the motive, the
criminal can hardly expect pardon from man,
posed upon commend the ~ autSor e ts I'M I'M
mercy ofGod. But y, on the other hand the
author was not impelled by malice he or she.
when discovered, should, for Q time at least,
be housed In "home for the detective" G. p
EscAPB AID SPEEDY RE-cArruRE-Yesterday
while the chain gang nom the workhouse was
working On I, between Sd and An streets south.
street 70 1:t street. making for the N street
pass BY IN overseer, who emptied his revolver
q them Without effect, Is IL Afterwards ap.
home ffom the Columbta building, on a,
street, happened TO be ct the bridge ct the time.
and cut them on, capturing one OF them, the
iSrgest one, between the gas tank and canal.
The other was captured by the overseer, who
punusd him. They ere two New York men.
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MAR RED.

DECKER-DCSHER. On March 10 lee6 tv t,>e
the Rev; NJ. PhilligpL JOHN I DECKEk, Of Wesh
city.
KRAFFT.RIcE op Tuesday March 10Th 1854
Miss NELLIE Kraft ofthis city, and HETRY IS
RICE. of Plyn outh, Wisconsin.
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1867 Prizes amounting $265, 500
Application for rates to clubs should be made only
For further Information write cieary' giving full
address POSTAL NOTES. Express Money ORDERS
or New York Exchange In ordinary letter. Cur.
rency by Express la sums Of IS and upwards at OUT
expense) addressed
NJ. A. DAUPNIN,
New Orleans, La
Make p. O. Money Orders payable and ADDRESS Reg
sew ORLEANS NATIONAL .RANK,.
mh11-w&s4w New Orleans, La
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R3Isa,s,Gra hyArk OTIS

RALTIMoRE, ID. March l1.-Virginia SKIES CON
snlidsled 4l, past iue coupons 54s; new tenfor-
BALTIMORE, Mn. March 1l.-Cot,on dull-mid-
ding. IL. Flour straightforward street and western
super, 2S2a3Oo d. extra. 3lHa3 go do. family,
iSsG5 do Rio brasdp 49, Passpse 90 family
$50; do. speculative patent. b.75. Wheat-southern
tirmer and quiet western opened higher, declined and
amber, 93a96; No. Mary land .9oa9Ul No. western
Sin'er red, spot, s7l.as1s4 april, s9l4as9ls May,
southern white, 5OaSi southern yellow. 4sa5o; vest
ss e shS, ~ 5as asat hM4S
prime to choice PENNSYLVANIA and Maryland, 10 GOA
a clean so sass 1s
Bacon shoulders, 6l2: clear rib sides, Sl4: hams,
llttal2is Lard-refned, sl4 Butter easier es,ern
steady Rio cargees, ordinary p fair, s4ass sugar
WIKI steady spfr F ERsa t s5e
steamer quiet-cotton, 316d flour. I'D; grain 4d
Recsip1slnS0f LAO barrels; wheat. 900 bushels;
bushels: Shipments-wheat 1900 bushels: corn,
90 900 bushels. sales-wheat, $4,000 bushels corn
296. 600 bushels
Chicago Mark cts.
CHICAGO I'LL, March 11-11:OO am.-Reported
heavy buying for foreign houses accompanied by the
sharp decline in English consols has been sufficient
nary active al morning. The great interest usual
ceners In wheat wherein transactions have been
asSs in v0ims ne Nay Whs", Which a closed 4, at s last
ss. rested there for few minutes, but upon another
reported decline in consOls rapidly to S31, then
has advanced to 43 Oats.May, 31s. Pork-May,
12.S2la. Lard-May, TO.
Petroleum Market.
PITTfBURs March l.-ol market dull and weak.
bs eS OF a hour Il opg
SOe4, and declined to 1912.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest kilograms to The Star.

,.Capf. Brack EFT Pleads Not Guilty.
NEW YORK, March 11.-Capt. Charles N.
i hraSkett with his counsel appeared in the Uni
tea states circuit court to-day and pleaded not
against him yesterday by the grand jury. Capt.
iBrackett asked for a speedy trial and the 10th
chafer smlas viii .aas the same
course.
Uemoeratfc Gains i'm New jersey.
NEWARK, N. J., March 1.-The Essex town
easSIIons sh h slight gains The re-
COUNTY fes T retain control In the ooaro Oh
General Foreign News by Cable.
LONDON, March 1.-THE government has In
vested 1000 as a fund for the benefit of the
family Of Gen. Gordon.
n,,1 THE Il PRINCE OF WALES IRISH TRIP.
DUBLIN, March 11.-Mr Parneu has issued a
MANIFESTO advising the municipalities Of Ireland
70 observe respectful neutrality regarding the
approaching visit of the Prince ofWales.
A DAY OF MOURNING FOR GEN. GORDON.
LONDON, March 1.-THE municipal authort-
ties OF Dover recommend that Friday of this
week De regarded as a day of mourning for Gen.
TO REMOVE THE INTERDrcTIoN on PORK.
PARIS, March lit is stated that NJ. Four
nier, minister of commerce. will ask the cham
per OF deputies TO repeal the law prohibiting the
importation Of American meat This action
VIII De with o view to allaying the feeling
aroused by the increase Of the import duties on
ANGLo-FRENCH DIFFERENCES.
PARIS, March 1.-THE journal des Debats
says that the difference between England and
France regarding Egypt requires for its settle
nent the intervention of a third party, whose
services Will not be gratuitous.
VIII Resist the Strikers.
PIrTsBURG, March LITTLE river coal ex-
change held meeting this morning, and by a
unanimous vote agreed to stand together
against the striking coal miners. The members
were al! pledged not to pay the advance de-
manded by the strikers. This action will affect
nearly every mine on the Monongahela river.
Important to Sporting Men.
THE MARYLAND COURT OF APPEALS DECLARES
POOL SELLING NO VIOLATION OF LAW.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, March 11.--Some time since
Gamble James, proprietors of a pool room in
Baltimore city, were indicted, and convicted OF
violation of the law against gambling. An
appeal was taken to the court Of appeals and
the decision of that court was handed down to-
day. The decision reverses the judgment OF
the court below, and declares. that the keeping
OF pool room and the selling of pools is not q
violation of law. There were several other
cases on the docket, the trials of which were
suspended until the appeal was decided. Now
the indictments will be quashed and all the
pool rooms will be opened in time for the Lex
ington aud Louisville spring meetings.
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ee "a DIrrAr DDyvE OK nOn ~,

Ry CAPITAL PRIZE, $75 600. on
Tickets only IS. Shares in proportion.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
rnefs0r all the Monthly and Sen'i-dn,td Drawings of
the Louisiana State Lottery Company, ana IN peyson
manage and control the Uruicngs Themselves and that
TIE conducted acih honesty fairness and good
faith 0tUdrd all parties, and authorize the Company
to this certificate tch siics " signatures
attached in its advertisements"
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ANOTHER CUBAN REVOLUTIONARY LEADER
CAPTURED AND PUT TO DEATH
The Cuban flags nj Keywest, Fla, are again &C
half-mast In mourning for Gen. Ramon Ieocadio
Bonachea and his companions, the news Of
whose death at Santiago de Cuba has been TO-
ceived there.
The Diario de Ia Marina, IN its supplement Of
eth inst. says: "An offici9l telegram announces
the execution at half-pashs o'clock this morn
Ing, within the Esplansde, close TO the Castillo
del MORO, at Santiago de Cuba, OF Ramon
Bonachea and Cornelio oropesa, white, and
Plutarco Estrada, Bernandno Torres and Pedro
Cestero, colored, chiefs OF the libustering expe-
dition recently captured Ina the vicinity Of Man.
Eaniilo by q steam launch belonging to the
Spanish gunboat Carload, comman ded by En-
sign Emiliano EnriQuez y Lono. The last OF
the above-named unfortunates was one OF the
pirates who in 1873 captured the merchant
steamer MocteZuma, and has since boasted OF
having assassinated Captain Bacho, her COM
mander. The other prisoners have been sem
fenced to IL and IL years hard labor In the
chain gang"
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DIR. CHEEVERS ELECTRIC BELT, or Regenera-
tor Is made expressly for the of arrangements
Of the provocative organs. Whenever any debility of
the generative organs occurs, from whatever cause
the continuous stream of electricity permeatng
through the parts must restore them to healthy &C
ton. There is mistake about this instrument.
Years of have tested it. and thousands Of cures
are testified to. Weakness from Indiscretion, In
capacity, Lack Of VigOr Serilityn fact any trouble
Of these organs is cured. Do confound this with
electric belts advertised to all ills from head to
toe This is for the ONE specified purpose. For Cir
cuars giving full information address
CHEEVER ELECTRIC BELT CO..
au3-eo JOB Washington street, Chicago
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D,.srses eever~n..s Amir.

RECErPrs IN FEBRCARY.
The District collectors report for rebrusr,
shows receipts from all sources embncins
amounts received from realty, personal tax
interest licenses, water ond, special taxes
water main taxes, dog tax, permit fees MAKES
rents. Police Court fines, building pern,its Ao
&C, amount to f29. 125.oS.
BUILDING permits
issued by Inspector Entwisle: Il. Loef1er renal,
brick dwelling, eth street road; $4,000. NJ r.
sherman, repair brick In rear OF 2109 n street
northwest 5000. John Connors, erect a two.
story dwelling, New Jersey avenue, near q
street northw west 81 800. A. Commas, erect tws
two-story and -basemen INT dwellings,. 7th. between
II and : streets northwest; 81, 900. j. b John
son, erect two twostory dwellings, 9TH street
road; $1,000.
HIS VIEWS Not CHANGED.
District Attorney Riddle sends notice 60 the
District Commissioners that the Court In Gen
eral Term has decided the case of the Il. a o.
r r. against the District OF Columbia for
Injunction, which Restraints the Comm lssioneu
nom preventing their occupancy OF square 233
rs proposed. He indicates what his course viii
be, and states that his views OF the law are not
changed
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regarding the markets received through wires
instantly. direct nom the New York Stock Eek
change All orders executed and reported promptly.
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aosssp ahout the Office

GOSSIP ABOUT the OlnCeS.
Gen. Brindle, of New Jersey, is spoken Of as
having been assured of the appointment as Com
missioner Of the Land Office.
1t is stated on the best authority that there is
not the remotest possibility ofeither Mr.. Schuy-
Ter or Mr.. Cadwalader becoming Assistant Sec
rotary of State.
Ex-Consressman ]. D. c. Atkins, of Tennes-
sne hi- frtends gay has been positively selected
for Indian commissioner.
Observation-Disclosures ms Bright, OF the Senate,
wants to be public printer. and Mr.. John D.
Marshall, OF Dover, Del, descendant of the
Virginia Marshalls Is an applicant for the posi-
ton Of superintendent Of the bureau OF eng raw
ing and printing.
It was stated at the Capitol to-day that ex-
Congressman Frank Hurd, of Ohio, is to be
solicitor general.
a STAR reporter was told to-day by promi-
nent democrat that the President had said that
all his nominations would be sent to the Senate
by Saturday.
Missouri democrats say that Mr.. John f.
Benton, Of Neosho, iS to be U. s. attorney; Chas.
f. Harbrook. of the Kansas City Times, revenue
collector, ard Gen. Elijah Gates marshal of the
western district of Missouri.
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UNHE CELLUL0ID TRUSS.
Il IAa. never breaks. never wears out always
Clean and can be worn while batling
Il Tor SAFE n CHAS FISHERS
t23 9Th street north vest.
Mrs FISHER dsyo,ss her attention 70 tie wants OF
Lady PAtroaA MI
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MR.. MILLER, OF WEST VIRGINIA, SAID TO BE
PRETTY CERTAIN TO BE NAMED.
A STAR reporter was informed this afternoon
by persons in a position to know that the name
of Mr.. Miller, of West Virginia, will be sent to
the Senate tomorrow for commissioner Of in
ternal revenue. Mr.. Miller, though q young
man, has been auditor Of West Virginia for
eight years.
1t seems there is no objection to ex-Represen-
tative Thompson personally, but it is held that
the appointment ought not to be held by Ken
lucky, n state SO deeply interested in the chief
product of internal taxation.
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At the Interior Department.


GEN. BLACK AND COL. CLARK CALL ON SECRE-
TARY LAMAR.
Secretary Lamar Is not left to pass the morn
ing hour In solitude, and if he desired company
after ~ o'clock he would have no difficulty in
gratifying such a wish. The only persons ad-
mitted after IL o'clock are members Of the
Forty.ninth Congress, the ex-members being
placed on the same footing as the general pub
tic The Kentucky delegation called, and also
Mr.. Barbour and John W. Daniel, of Virginia.
A large number of Senators and Representa-
tives were among the visitors. Gen. Black,
who has been Nominated as commissioner of
pensions, was at the department and called on
the Secretary. Col. 3. n: Clark, of
was at the department to-day. Col Clark is an
intimate friend Of the Secretary. He is about As
years Of age. Mr.. JOslyn, who has held this
position under Secretary Teller, will, as soon as
he is relieved, return to his home in Illinois.
Major JONAS of Mississippi, who was at one
time the secretary's private secretary at the
Capitol, Is spoken of as chief clerk to succeed
Major Lockwood. The Secretary has declined
to accept the latters resignation at present, and
has asked him to continue to discharge the
duties of the office until he had time to look
around The Secretary has not decided as yet
upon the nominations for the various bureaus.
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UHE GREAT

Il PENNsYLv,NIA ROUTE
Dot BIZ FL TkS Uk YLb iHP = yS ERy
STEEL RAIt - MAGSIl,iGt:ST I-QyirMENT
Trains ie.,ye Washington. nom s.ation' corner of
IN AID AZ. . , streets ; a fgl.ows:
9. Ia 9leePlng Cars at s:4o n taiiy Past Line
seepip Sy from % csen and s., louis, with
Hoiei Cars 70 s. Louis daLiy. except SATURDAY. to
&ess Express 40 Pm dsily WIN with Palace s csfs
s s. car fS g sa for afs9 Win
lob p day for FitsoGr and tbs " We s1p with
faaeg TissP,g Car ys Ss1gS1n 70 thfaso
For Erie, Canandaisua- Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara
iess pm daily except SATURDAY, with Palace Cars,
For wiismsport. Loc@ Haven and Elrnira, at $40
For New iork AID The East; .:15 $50, and HOO
z 100 i9s'S 100 1917 aud llI3 PM on Sunday
Pullman Parior Cars. $40 a m daily, except sun
FSI Boston without change, 200 pm every week.
day on sunday 400 pm:
Jersey Ciiy with boats Of I:Eoosiyn Annex, afford
ing direct transfer 10 Fulton street, avoiding cou-
Fcr philaoelPhia, zl5, 80, and 100 am, 200.
500. l@oo and ll:i5 pm Limited Express, s:46
FOR n fa asi Tse.t5 sunday $50 e.o hoo
12:o3, zoo 400. 4:25; 4:40, 6'oO 40. 1000 and
lld5 N On sunday $40. l1:OO am, 800,
for Pope's Creek Line .I5 ID and 4AO DIM
for Annapolis, $50 an. 1905 and 4.2o pm daily.
except sunday On SUNDAY 400 pm.
ALEXANDRIA AND FEEDERiCKSBCRG RAIL
TON RAILROAD
For Alexandra, 600, s:0O. 9:25. IOI and llS5 a.
M &-oo. 4:20, 4: b, 900, 500 and ll:35 M ON
Sunday at $40, g:23. ll;0l am, sos pm.
for Richmond and the South COO and II.OI a bn
daily, and 3:4o pm daily, except SUNDAY
Trains leave Alex2ndris fer w Washington sos 500
lU-OU. 1910 am, loo, sos, :;.k:S 5clO ..O1 and
1910 pm, and 1910 midnight Except Monday I
On sunday at 500 and 1910 am .s5 and lOlU
pm. and l2:l0 night.
Tickets and Information al the Office northeast cor
of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and az
TIE station where orders De- lett the creek ms
o. baggage destination from hotels re-idrnces
CHAS. h PUGH, J. z WOOD
General Manager. General Passenger Azeut
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The following are the opening and3:OO pm prices of
the New York Stock Market to-day, reported by
special wire to II. II. Dodge, $50 10th street:
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A DULL HEADACHE, CosrIvENEss, Low sPrn-
ITS, want OF appe tfte, and all Bilious affections
are cured by DIR. Jaynes Sapative Pills,
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THE REDUCTION OF WAGES WHICH LED 10
THE STRIKE-oyLY THE BEGINNING OF A
GENERAL REDUCTION OF RAILWAY ENPL0YES'
WAGES.
CHICAGO, March 1.-THE Daily Netcs to-day
Wabash road which brought about the present
strike was taken after consultation with
purely tentative affair to ascertain the feeling
of the railway employees Of the country on the
subject of q reduction Of wages. The wabash
fact that its property II under the
protection" of the United States government
The fact that United States mafshais and even
federal troops are liable to -pouhco down on
any body of strikers who undertake 70 destroy
property will prove strong leverage In forcing
the result aimed at. II successful report hes 1t,
leading roads In the country VIII tollow with
like reductions In wagea