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LIEUT.. Col. LESLIE SMITH, Goth infantry
promoted from major I'd infantry, will report
by telegraph to the commanding general de.
partment of Dakota for assignment to station
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THE -Orros GAS ENGINE REQUIRES 10
loss % time: % handbag q fnel and no ashes For
i parsleusaH cAn on Y. Aeeea 4, 1Sa ~
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A Prediction which Was Not Verified.


From the Philadelphia Times
The gloomy predictions made in the
organs during the last campaign that real es-
tate in Washington would become a drug in
the market in case the government were taken
out OF the hands of the party then in power
have not been verified. But then, for that mat
ter. few of these sorrowful prophecies have yet
come true.
reports from the federal capital indicate that
the demand for real estate is so st ng that
City have been greatly Increased. The demand md
for winter residences on the part of people from
Philadelphia, New York and Boston has, 1t is
said, become so large that the city will be
crowded to its utmost capacity during the COM
ing session Of Congress.
Nothing was more certain than that the dole
ful predictions OF partisan organs should be
belied, and it is gratifying to know that they
SO forcibIy. The growth OF W ashineton is Of in.
terest to the whole country and it cannot be
checked because one party rather than another
is in power, or by q change in the men who I'LL
the local Offices.
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In the Criminal Court this morning the re-
cOgniZance In the case of Rose PetrOss, alias
Washington, larceny, was forfeited.
In the case of the estate OF Cornelius Barrett
letters OF administration were issued today
TO Edward Barrett on bond of $500.
A gentleman who mailed q special delivery
letter at the post office to-day, to be delivered
at the government printing office, sent with it
an envelope bearing q special delivery stamp
for the answer. The messenger brought back
ceived his reply few minutes after mailing
his original letter.
. A delegation of the SSth Pennsylvania Volun-
unteer association, Of Philadelphia, en- route to
Hampton Roads, stopped over this afternoon at
the st. James. a
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TNXPERT TYPE-WRITING.
II CALIGRAPH OFFICE, 93s st.

II BUILDING LOTS AT LOW PRICE AND
EASY TERMS.
have subdivided ROSEDALE, and offer Bufldipa
Lots, 20 feet 'front.' $500 $3.50, $780, $3.50 per lot
Terms 10 per cent cash. balance monthly RosedaIe
Is located Immediately at the eastern end of the Co
iumbia railway company. 18th and II SITS ne. Plat al
my office, $40 Market Space.
Oc5-Zm W. n. CIAGETT
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FOX SALE OR RENT.-Tha Houses in the Marble
and Brown Stone Front Block Just being completed on
North ave, between Park ave. and Bolton St, Balti.
more. Handsomest row in the city. Eight different
plans TO select from. High elevation: only 20 min
ues ride from center of city; close Druid Hill Park
Excellent drainage perfect ventilation, in win
ter.co0i In summer on grassy sloping terraced ars
nc finish, eScoed bath rooms, open replaces, model
class investment Call and examine them, or send
for illustrated book model Homes" describing them
Address, w. L. STORk, Builder and owner
sel2-1m North ave- and Park ave- Baltimore
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A ukase has been issued st ST. Petersburr N.
dering all officers In the provinces 20 uss tis
Russian language exclusively In their 0GAcaal
duties.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

N WdO WILL INVEST &O,O00 FOR
IA one year In legitimate cash business will he An,
pay secured by rstclass real estate and profit of S
per month guaranteed. Address once Box ia Star
onice. lts
"E HAVE THE FINEST SELECTION OF
w Furnished Houses Of any firm I'm the civ n
parties wishing same will call at our ONCE tbey viii
ind no trouble in getting suited.
MAC GOWAN & BARKER
oco2w 1343 F St, opposite Ebbitt House
LNOR SALE-A GOOD CHANCE-A BOARDING
- House, well located and doing good business
Only those meaning business need apply W. s., Star
ouCe OcS,3t&
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Ny SrocK
GLOVES, NECkWEAR, UNDERWEAR
rMRpE,r,s ,~p HOSIERY, HDKFS.
complete IN the newest styles for the Pail
- W. s TELL.
W SSo Pennsy lvaniA Avenue.
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EOR SALE-HOUSES.

.1u :. /, IF,-l52l 5TH ST, COR. OF FRANKLIN
H.. Snt Sx-3: house contains rooms, with store
o ceIltr running full length of house. is almost
tur.i ~ GOOD condition, gas water And sewerage:
re o,orTpieI as grocery store; price, 81 ,0O0 Also.
tspi feet 81 ground at northwest corner of Z
49, s,snw This property Is now occupied as a
az nj - o.,,I yaTu mas upon 1t house OF rooms
eS4.t sheds scales. &c. Price, 81, 200. JAS s.
u N NSlsN 1924 Sth ST. NV Its
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MAJOR EDMoND BUTLER, second infantry,
promoted from captain, NTH infantry. will
proceed from Fort Keogh, Montana territory,
to Vancouver barracks, washington territory,
for assignment to o station
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Adams &
Beall have this day sole for Messrs. Newman
Ruff, house 131 K street, improved by two
story frame, situated on q lot l6xsO feet to
alley, for 81 $50 cash, to Philip II. Gillhuly.
Mr.. w. j. Newton has sold to Hon. John
street for g. 600.
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lNOR SALE
L that fine large new Dwelling on the southwest
:orner of sth and sts NV. the others all sold);
- JUO.
The only remaining one Of those charming new two
story basement and bay window Brick dwellings on
Tie north side of French ST., between 9th and 10th and
and Sts containing six rooms, fine bath, large
dry concrete cellar, splendid yard and every conve
Rents for $3.50 per month. Price only
$500. B. H. WARNER,
OcstSt 0l0 + street NV,
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g Laurel, Nd, was last evening lie sesno q :
Rleaaaee eutel1eanment e be1ng the 1rsf q
se s s ~. g ns - .. 49, - -
- 4lnsEs Mimos Oe1rup. DsDhDa 6o0pe0o,
kooanson, Heevoy, Ea1stk qo0w1sa, d.,
ID 6sSsssa isissssil 49, $500 Sc -
n.s5ane, dssg. os.sssn. Kssssas. -
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FAILED 10 RETURN rHH BILL on CHANGE
Benjamin Lusky, . young man from East
Washington, W. in the Police Court this
morning charged With the larceny Of . $40
bill nom John Binder,who had beff3ended HIM
and he pleaded guilty. Mr.. Binder stated tha2
he gave Lusky good home and cent him out
With $40 bill TO ret changed and he 1haled 70
return with It. He got SIX months
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DESERTED BY Hrs WIFE.-Philip Backen-
humer has, by Mr.. w. T. Bailey, filed a bill
against Mary ]. Backenhumer for a divorce
They were married May 9th. 1881, by Rev. u.s..
as man and wife two years she deserted him.
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The SALE OF GEN. BEALE's HoRsEs.-The
brood mares Of Gen. E. F. Beale's breeding es.
Enlistment, were sold at auction by Thomos
Bowling yesterday. The sale resulted as fol.
lows: A bay mare 1--we years old, to ]. R. Hous-
ton, Of Jersey City; s2!5. White Leg, to J. f.
Cochran, Of Philadelphia; $3.50 Mamie, to r.
d. Weaver; $40. Miss Preston, a celebrated
mare with an excellent pedigree, to c. II. Hop
kins; 1925. Marion, full sister to Preston, to
E. Cochran; $40. Nettie, to J. T. Cochran;
$3.50. Lucy, to ]. e. Cochran: $780, Zell, to
r. II. Miller; $l45. Ruth, to w. b. jackson;
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Pleas OF Not Guilty.
ARRANGEMENTS IN THE CRIMINAL oouRr 10

In the Criminal Court Judge Macarthur, this
morning. the following prisoners were arraigned
and pleaded not guilty: Michael Cavanaugh
house-breaking in the day residence OF John O,
Willson) Jon July 2S;Andrew Jackson, do. in the
night lresidence Of c. ]. Essenbrenner) july ~:
VIM. Wilson and James Temple, second offense
petit larceny; James Moore, assaultiug Police
Officer Thomas Brett, on September Ia: James
Cation, larceny of horse from w. X. Embry, on
August %; Mary Coleman and Emma johnson,
alias SPARKS leach with baby In arms, larceny
of S94. 80 from Laura ShakelfOrd.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-19
TOPICS OF THE TIMES.
Mr.. BLAINE VISITS Mr.. CLEVELAND IN
THE WHITE HOUSE.
A Very Friendly Grecting-The Nations
1nvaiid-President Cleveiand's Course
Pleases Tammany-Among tho
Strikers-Lab0r Notes.

WASHINGTON, March ia few minutes
before o'clock when the white house was
nearly e;nptied of visitors, and after the gas
had been lighted and the shades drawn in the
library where the president receives hi.
callers, a gentleman walked briskly up the
western approach from Pennsylvania avenue
He was man of little more than the aver
age height, Of sturdy build, Of strong feat
ures, full gray beard and gray hair, COM
plexion colorless and eyes of keenest brown.
His heavy overcoat was buttoDed closely for
the day was chilly one with occasional
flakes of snow. As he walked up the steps of
the porch he glanced around quickly and
then bowing to the attendants at the door
he passed through the vestibule toward the
left and ascended to the ante-room leading
to the apartment il, which the cabinet meets.
The presidents messenger, Mr. Loefler,
who knows everybody, knew this distin-
guished visitor, and bowed respectfully as he
helped him to remove his overcoat The
visitor passed into th cabinet room and back
to the rear, where a door opened into the
library.
The president had been listening to long
talk by Senator 'Joe" Brown, of Georgia,
who had been shown out by the main door
As he turned to walk back to his desk, the
new visitor entered from the cabinet room
with Private Secretary Lamont, and mo-
ment later President Cleveland and James
g. Blaine were meeting for the first time, and
were shaking hands rs cordially as if they
had never been opposing candidates in one of
the most closely contested political battles
ever fought in this country.
Mr. Blaine was not an unexpected visitor.
He bad asked for an appointment to suit the
presidents convenience, and had asked ts
come at an hour when the president would
be least haely to be interrupted His visi:
was not hurried one. He staid long enough
to congratulate Mr.. Cleveland, to explain his
absence from the Inauguration ceremonies,
caused by thedeath of his sister in Baltimore,
and to entertain the president, as he DIES
every one he meets, with brisk conversation
about men and things. It was Mr.. Blaine's
first visit to ths white house since the winter
of 1883.
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OUR RINK REPORTER.

Onr Rink Reporter, who. ha4
been in our service at a high boil
er plated salary since the Craze
commenced, failing to get a sea-
son ticket which he thought he
deserved for his abundant free
advertising of the Peoples Rink
has broken his pencil and pro
poses to hibernate with the
Ground Hog and study the
weather.
lie has thrown ON Parson Gould
The responsibility of all he fight
provoking notices he has written,
knowing full we'll that the Par.
son, armed with Dick Harden 5
Andrew Jackson Inauguration
Cane, can overcome and subju-
gate every business man in town
and every Rinker in the Valley
who gets mad.
Let the men who get mad at
what our Rink reporter has said.
encouhte: the cane. It hangs
pendant on the wall, but is in
handy reach.
Would that the willful vii
lard would wander in our way,
when we would whack whom.
Later-T;ckets furnished. The
foregoing withdrawn.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-19
SPRING ELECTIONS.

In pursuance of a call of the
Democratic City Committe OF
Logan, held on the 2Sth day OF
February, 1885, the Democrats OF
Logan are requested to meet al
their respective Wards, on Sat-
urtlay, the 21st day of March.
1885, bet ween the hours of 10 o.
clock, Il. m. and clock, p.
for the purpose of nominating
the following candidates TO be
voted for at the coming spring
election, to- wit:
One Ci.y Solicitor.
One Street Commissioner.
One Sealer of Weights and
Measures.
One Member Of Council from
each Ward.
One Assessor for each Ward.
and also to elect one City Com
mitieeman for each Ward, to
serve one year.
None bat known Democrats
viii. be allowed TO vote at said
election.
Candidates are requested to
announce their names in the
Hooking Sentinel. not later than
March 10. 1885. so iha, all names
may be printed or the tickets.
Jos. HAFLER. CHI m.
John White, Sect'y.
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ANCIENT RECORDS.

Col. Cresap, of our city. Iineal
descendent of distinguished fami
ly of Maryland Cresaps. and pre-
sumptise heir to large property
interest. secured by his ancestors in
the old Cclnnial times h 8 shown
us copies of some of records which
are very interesting. One d"cu
ment IS a report to Gov. Robt.
Eden, Governor of Maryland, by
Thos. Crcsap, surveyor. The sur
vey was made in l77l.
Theitem< of expense are all stat
ed. Among them we notice charge
for grind stone. "upsetting an AK
five caggs,'' -four bear SKINS to
ly on "A good supply of rum, -
The old man Crcsap was "a high
priced man made liberal allowances
for the men in service. AMI obtain
ed liberal reward from the Gov,
crnor.
A great portion Of his patrlmony
is likely to come into courts for
distribution, and we hope Col Cres
ap. of our town, who Is his lineal
descendent, will get liberal share
of the property his ancestors earned
in the old Colonial times.
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MAYORS
Election Proclamation.

The Electors Of the IncorpOra
ted Villag.. Of Logan are hereby
notified that an election will be
held al the usual voting places Of
said Village. on
Monday, the 6Gl, day Of April
A. D. 1885, between the hours al
6 ociock. A. NJ, and 6 o'clock
p Nj. The following officers are
to be chosen:
One Solicitor for the the term
Of two years;
One Street Commissioner for
the term of two years
One Sealer of Weights and
Measures for the term of 2 years.
One Cemetery Trustee for the
term OF 3 years.
One Councilman for the First
Ward; one Councilman for the
Second Ward one Councilman
for the Third Ward: one Conn
bilman for the Fourth Ward ;
each for the term of 2 years
One Assessor for the 1St ward;
one Assessor for the 2d ward ;
one Assessor for the 81 ward /;
and one Assessor for the 4th
ward,
Given under my hand at Lo-
gan this 18th day of March. A D
1855. A STEiNMAN,
March 19-2w Mayor.
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name and wise view of the case.
asked a prominent officer of
the Penitentiary if he could ac
count for the marked increase of
youths coming up on peniten-
tiary sentences, to be transferred
10 the Reform School, when they
should have been sent there in
the first place. He said: ut IS
easily accounted for. BY send
ing them to the Pententiary,t he
cost of removing this class OF
criminals is shifted from the
county 10 the State. since all the
costs under penitenliary convic
tions come out al The State
Treasury. and the Sheritf's and
Clerks can make more money
out of them. while a certain class
Of lawyers are enabled to make
fees for defending the accused
The unnecessary costs thus i'm
posed would go a long way in
paying the expenses Of the PEN
tentiary."
This is an exceedingly merce-
nary explanation. and ! am
afraid that it is the tue one.
The House has passed IA reso-
luton for final adjournment on
the 18th of April, but l am en-
clined'to think that it will not
take place until two or three
weeks later.
During the past week a good
deal Of general Legislation. and
a great manv purely local bills
have been disposed of. The con-
sideration of the general appro-
priation bills will for the next
ten days largely absorbe The at
of members.
w A r.
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Good

DALLAS, Tex, March I5.-The news from
Palestine is to the effect that the strife there
has ended, the superintendent and master me
chanic of the international and Great North
ern arranging with the men that they should
resume work at the same wages they were
receiving before the strike
The strikers are jubilant over their victory.
The shops at Taylor are included in the com
promise.
A telegram from Marshall says active ne
gotiat;ons are going on b,twesn the strikers
and railroad officials. The indications are
that satisfactory arrangement will be
speedily arrived at. Representatives OF the
strikers have been autographed to come to
Marshall from all along the line at once for
counsel on the terms proposed by tie railway
company.
The nature of tie proposition viii be made
public imme;liatsiy. TIE people arc much
Glazed at the prospect Of termination of the
trouble and the strikers appear to be in exul-
tant Scirits
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The Democrats will nominate, in
Falls township, a ticket for the
following places
Three Trustees, one Clerk, one
Assessor for Falls precinct, and
one Assessor f'r Gore precinct, one
Treasurer. and three "cRstables.
The people from the country and
outside of Lq,sn corporation. will
vote at the Court House. The
Democrats of Gore will :ote at
Gore The Democrats of Logan
will vote ut usual places in their re-
spec.ive wards.
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Counselilng with Comfy y
was pet expression in the Sand
witch Islands. where Gen. Comfy
acted as United States Minister.
There got 10 he too much "coun
sci with Comfy" and Comfy was
dismissed from the service, and
his toadies we're kicked out with
him.
The Columbus Capital of a re-
cent date shows that ii is wiser
to consult the public and observe
the law, than counsel with Com
" or any o.her man who knows
only The little he does know.
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An Ordinance
To Regulate the Fees of the City
Solicitor of the Village
Of Logan, OHIO.

SECTION. Be it ordained by the
Council Of the incorporated Vii
laee Of Logan, Hooking County,
Ohio, That the Solicitor shall re-
oeive for his services from and
alter the 1st Monday in April,
1885, a stated salary of Two Hun
dred Dollars per annum, payable
according 10 law, and such COM
pensaliOn for particular services
as t. e Coun il may prescribe.
Section 2. That all ordinances
or parts thereof conflicting with
this ordinance, are hereby re-
pealed.
Section 8. This ordinance shall
take effect and be in force from
and after its passage and legal
publication.
Passed March II. 1885,.
A. STElNMAN, Pres.
G. G. Gage. Clerk.
March 19-1Y
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Strict COxMI.sIoNEr


Wemre authorized to announce the name
Of JAMES q. BOWEN as a candidate for
Street com mHiissiOner, subject to the deci-
SiOL o: the DeMOcr.tIe Primary Election.
We are authorized to announce the nan
o: JOHN MILLING as u candidate. for
Street Commissioner, subject TO the deci-
sion OF the Democratic Primary Election.
We re authorized to announce the name
of WESLEY HAINES as - candidate for
street Com mi issiGner, subject to the deci-
sion OF the Democratic Prim;r, Election.
Editor Sentinel-Please announce the
name Oi Martin Hartman ax n candidate
Logan, ut the ensuing election.
MANY FRIENDS.
Editor Sentinel-Please announce the
Il candidate for Street Commissioner NJ the
ensuing Spring election, and OLlise
MANY FRIENDS.
We are authorized to announce the maine
Of John sullivan as II cstniisi.ts for Street
Commissioner, subject 10 the decision OIL
the Democratic Primary Election.
We are authorized to announce the
name oil GEORGE MCLEAN as ctndi-
,iate .Or Street Comm isSiOner subject to
the decision of the Democratic Primary
Election.
CITY SOLICITOR.
Editor Sentine.-PIeaSo announce the
nain- of JOH.> F. WHITE, as IL candidate
Tor reelection TO tbr ofslve of City Solicitor
subject TO the decision oil the Democratic
Pr.lli:iry Election,
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HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Passenger Train in Texas Goes Through Z
Bridge with Fa: al EeSulfs


DALLAS, Tex, Marcl 16.-A ser.cus acci-
dena occurred Oh the Texas and Pacific 1a.l
road, n vi iass Greek, between Dallas an |
Fort Worth. The through express train
ftoEn San francisco TO ST. Louis was wreck
es. Id, enSi1c, the "a aud the express
car vent t,roush The bridge and were badly
s-n@'i'i ap. Inc fireman. G.. Hooeci,
was .-i.:el outright. T. ,sineer Roche was
fatally injured, A. w. & Lett, a postal clerk,
Was sericasly burned, ami s. A. Stewart
posiai |, ~, was injured internally, and
tiirl D'iievel to be fractured Woodruff,
t.ie gage mist"r, aad Began, express
N ma,iel,er, vera also sar;ol>l ' Injured It
Will require from two to three days To clear
away tn. wrec1 arl repair tle b-iiga. The
.:a.n va; run back to Fort Worth AID then
niad. tne circai5 to Dallas over the Miss ouri
Pacific via Denrin, arriving here eight hours
.sIs.
ile cause OF the accident is attributed to
5le miserable work done on the bridge aoou5
;el oays ago, when it became necessary to
rtpair Il, ani also 90 tie 'fac5 tina; sine. the
sIrik> b. ;ll no section mea have baen en-
pioYel u FAX tle ,rac,s AMI give notice o.
danger. A; soon as the accident became
known a large force of STRIKER; from Mar
slai., Dallas and other points volunteered
q I'd arg now liking up the bridge AMI track.
Ina action OK tae striGe is highly COM
mentie1 The body of the fireman has not
been found, alI IS supposed to be sunk in
twelve teet Of water.
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Mr.. Oliver &rlet! has rented
the font rmmr Hi'tEe Mccarthy
buiI,Iins, an,! few days vii. re-
move his law Office into she v,iy
desirable rooms.
The iron, toals in the McCar-
hy buildin. are rhe mos. desirable
"t my III our city, and no to be ex
celled III lr,in' of ocatlom ond pre-
tesSion;l, cnmven ence with any in
Tie Valley. ~. right, whose hus-
mess y constantly increasing. is TO
be congr;,tu atcd upon his good for
tune in OBJ aiming for himself md
his clients such convenient and eIe
CANT quarters:
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Prcknte Notice.

Notice In herhy yivsn that the fs! ewins &
uccou1 Is an,l vouchers have bsSn nte't In
the Probate Court of Hooking County, u,
for settlement.
,eSs..:. rsnhay, Administrator OF che es-
tate Perry kObey.
Aud the ~xme will come on for hs-Yfnx
on the 18TH day Oi April. 1855, at ~ o.
clock. II. IN. Or ~ soon Thereafter as may
he convenient.
VT ACKIR, Probate Judge.
March, 1e-3w.