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The Evening critic., 1885-03-07
Mr. Beecher pleased with the Cabi-
mot.

NEW YORK, March T. Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher said last night that he was much
pleased with Mr.. Cleveland's Cabinet, aud
also with bis inaugural address, except the
paragraph relating to the Chinese aud he
supposed that was forced upon him by
political considerations.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-07
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs,

The Executive Committee OF the Siats Agrl.
cultural Society has decided to call, TO meet In
Richmond, April 10, an industrial convention,
having for Its object the development OF the
material interests OF Virginia.. The call has
been Issued by General William o. Wlckham,
yice.president OF the Chesapeake & Ohio Rail.
road Company; Colonel s. Buford, president
MIR. Richard V. Gaines, q prominent agrlcul-
turisi, ana these gentlemen have been ap.
pointed q committee TO consider the matter.
I'm Joint convention yesterday at Spring.
Held, ILL, two votes were cast. Halnes voted
for Bishop and Sueeter for Black, The Joint
convention then adjourned.
DR.. Douglas said last night that ,neral
Grant slept better than for weeks. He revised
portions OF his book during the day, aud he
look food without distress. He was stronger
toward evening, and had no vomiting fits.
An attempt TO kill ii, Dumur, presiding
Judge OF the police tribunal OF Lausanne,
Switzerland, capital OF the Canton OF Vaud,
switzerland, was made yesterday. NJ. Dumur
tribunal. The defendant In the action, NJ
Ohayon, while the case was In progress, drew
n revolver and pointing Il at the chief Judge,
fired. He had no sooner done 40 than Geardon,
the clerk OF the tribunal, and Blanchard the
usher sprang upon him and attempted tD dis
arm him. He succeeded In emptylug his re-
yolver, in the attack he made upon deardon
and blanchard, before he was overpowered
and dlsarmed. President Dumur was not struck
by the bullet hred at him, but the CLERK and
the usher were badly wounded After being
placed under arrest Ohavon said he was not
sorry for what he had done, and declared that
he had gone into the tribunal with the inten.
tion OF killing the president and all tho other
Judges,
The Evening critic., 1885-03-07

CALDWELL, OHIO, March MANLY W,
Mason, a prominent attorney of Beverly,
Washington County, was found guilty of
perjury yesterday. His son Frank was
found guilty of burglary the day before and
both will go to the penitentiary.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-07
The BaIIroom Decoratlons.

The committee appointed to supervise the
decorations of the ballroom have prepared a
report, approving the work done aud
recommending the payment of the money,
$500, as per contract with Gunsel & Neal.
The report is signed e. G.. Davis, chairman;
George Emmert, jr., secretary.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-07
Long Fight Ended.

NEW YORK, March THE long fight
between the Union Pacific and ST. Joseph
& Western railroads has been settled, and
the roads will now act in harmony.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-07
CoIlIded in "A Fog.

HAMBURG. March THE steamer Less
ing from this port for New York. collidcd
with a steamer during fog, The dam
age is unknown.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-07
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

LEAVE b. q P, DEPOT, SIXTH AND STB
9;10 a. m.-For all Way Stations Lexington, Ky.
Louisville Cincinnati. Columbus and st. Louis
Daily except Sunday.
1l.05 O, m.--FOr Williamsburg, Va, HewpOrt
News, Old Point Comfort and Norfolk. Daily
except Sunday.
$40 p m-Por Louisville, Cincinnati, st. Louis
and Chicago, connecting for all points West,
Northwest and Southwest, Fast Express
ldally) does not stop for local buslneas.
Through Pullman service to Louisville aud
Cincinnati,
For tickets and Information apply at o. d o.
Railway office. 513 PennsylvaniA avenue, under
National Hotel, Va Mid. Railway office COL
Pennsylvania ave. and d. d p. station.
II. w. FULLER,
O. W. SMITH, Gen. Pass Agent.
General Manager.
FRANK TRIGa, N. II. Passenger Agent.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-07
oHAs. r. puaH. esSpfaI pgIT Mapssa9se MTHssenser Age
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SUNDAY DEC. 2ist,
1884, UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
Leave waahipgton from Station. CORNER Nap

Leave Washington from Station, corner New
jersey avenue and o street,
ga, M. is Fast Limited Express to Pittsburgh
charged on This train for last time.
For Cincinnati, Louisville aud st. Louis daily
and Palace Sleeping Cars to above poas SOsSas: %sS
to ST. Loa arSng "a Sncn sTal
natl next morning at 73O, St Louis $50 p. IN. No
ForPlttsbuTgh At a. M, with Psrlor Car. and
$40 p. m. daily 10 Pltisbursb; ClevelSad and De.
For For BaitimoFe ie on ave Week days. s. Ssio e4o, 7o
$50 and 10 a. M ~ 10, i.25, ais (i5-minute trainj
sP For Ri &c on nS sSndSys aS; s eng and 10
a. M. LIS, 1SO, 4l0 $40, 7lO, us, s,25 and 1880
For points ON the Shenandoah Valley Railroad
and points South, $50 p. m. daily.
for way stations % between I'VE u W Washington and Bal
1880 p. nj. ON sundays. s35 a. m, lao, i.d0, Li5
and loSop; m. For, stations on metropolitan
p M daily; iiC p M daily i Except % Sunday I for Of
principal stations on Metropolitan Branch, 5'Oj q.
and Valley Branch, 9.G5 q. M, daily. except Sun
day. for Frederick, 9.05 a. M, 40 p. m. daily ex-
FOR Hagerstown, .e.05 a. M. daily, except Sun
day, and $50 y. m. daily.
From Annapolis, $50 a. m. and 15O and 525 p.
M: Sunday, 1880 am, Us y. m.
From Lexington, $50 p. m, daily. except Sun
day
From frederick and intern edIate polnts. 825 q.
m. and SIS p. m. daily; except Sunday.
Trains leave Baltimore foe Washington at $40.
so 40 g. and 10 20 a. M, 12l5, l.S, g. 4, 20,
and a. M, l.so, 1885, 40 s, GSo, 7So, and 1880
Ali trains ON Washington stop at Relay sta.
ton, except LIS, 315 and 7lO p, m.
For iurther Information apply at the baltimore
~ Ohio Ticket ofce-WRshington station, 6l9 and
1851 Pennsylvania avenue corner OF Fourteenth
street, where orders will be taken for baggage to
be checked and received at any point In the city,
b. DUNHAM, q. X, LORD,
Gen. Man, Baltimore. G,P A.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-07

ALL druggists sell Salvation Oil, tho
-exterminator. Price twenty-five cents
q bottle.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-07

TRY 1t and be convinced that Salvation
Oil is the greatest pain.annihilator In the
world. Price 25 cents.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-07
"Alderney DaIry wagons"

Fresh Alderney butter churned every morn
Inc and delivered in IN ID "Ward" prints, 6Oc.
per 10. Also cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk, DC. per qt Cream, loo. per pint
The Evening critic., 1885-03-07
HOnsekeenera WIN saVe MOneY

by purchasing their furniture, carpets, &c..
on easy weekly or monthly installments at
Smiths, 4l3 N. j. avenue northwest.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-07

= ALL other liniments must retire before
the superior curative properties of Saliva
tion Oil. Twenty-Five cents
The Evening critic., 1885-03-07
why nn Won Conrh

when YOU can buy Compound Honey of Tar
and Wild Cherry for 25 cents bottle at
corner of Seventh and Il streets.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-07

Mr.. Clevelands short, sharp and thoroughly
sound letter met with almost universal APP
proval in Memphis from Democrats and RE-
publicans. There is no gainsaylng what no
contraction. .--AenPhis Tenn AUdianchs,
HISTORIES make men wise, poets witty"
But what in tho world does man want
with either when he has spIained his
ankle. No, sir not these not thesel
Give him but one bottle Of Salvation Oil.
The greatest cure on earth for pain.
Hon. John J.. KlernRn. State Senator from
brooklyn, N. Y, is stopping at tho Arlington
with tile Cleveland party,
The Evening critic., 1885-03-07
WASHINGTON, OHIO & WESTERN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN ALEX.
ANDRIA AND ROUND HILL.
Leave Washington at 9:25 a. m. and 4:25 p. m.
and Alexandria at 1886 n. M and i35 y. IN. Pass
Leesburg, going westward, at 1l3o .. m. and Gas
1929 p. m.
Leaye Round Hill at $3.50 n. m. and 435 p. m.
Pass Leesburg, going eastward, at 6l2 a. m, and
6l7 p. m, and arrive at Alexandria at 1903 n, M.
and 7l7 p. m. and at Washington at S:l5 q. m. and
725 D, m.
SUNDAY TRAINS, leave Round Hill at $40 ..
m. and 1896 y. m. Arrives at Alexandria at 603 O.
m, and 7:l7 p. m. and Washington at Sis O. m.
and 7;25 y. M. Leave Washington Rt 9:25 a. m.
and sos p M, Alexandria at 935 a. m. and 8l6
p, MI pass Leeaburg, going eastward, at 0.l2 u.
m. and 6l7p. mi westward, 1896 q. m. and 1919
8. NJ. RRoPHY. sunerIntendept
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Senator Don Came ron Was In the Senate CHAM
| Der to-day and he Was heartily concentrated IN
brother Senator's on his denomination The sens.
@ % ooeh soes have taken great deal inter-
The senate yesterday confirmed the nom,nat,ons
on tawin sprague 20 be collector OF customs az
Naidooorough, Ne. and A. w Hall 10 be collecfo,
I OF customs al Milwaukee, Wis.
FOR TIE RELIEF OF HOMESTEAD sxrr1ERs
senator saoin to-day introduced han 20 provide
that settlers on the public lands under the home
steaa law shall be entitled 20 one year from the
usse OF entry OF the lands within which TO estae-
hsn IN actual residence upon the land
/. THK INDIAN APPROPRIATION RftI
The Indian appropriation bin agreed upon by the
House committee on appropriations to-day pro-
WOES Tor an appropriation OF s. 664 1856 The esd
mates amounted 10 g. .s2S.0sa
COMPLAINT oF THg CONFESSIONS
The compoSitors on the Congressional Record
presented petition 10 Congress setting forth that
,ney get emplcyment In the government printing
Office only during the sessions OF Congress ana
lhSt even then when there T. recess ana the puh-
hcatlon OF the RECORD is temporarily stopped they
get no pay; They point out that the per diem
employees OF the Record and OF Congress- get pay
whether Congress is m session or not and they sss
Tor acton that VIII correct this .inyidious stfrc
uoh They leave IL 10 Congress 10 determine how
the wrong they complain OF shall be remedied
SENATOR VAN WICK on RAuRoaps
The Interstate commerce bin came I'D in the SEN
ate this afternoon, and Mr.. Van WICK spoke
upon the ektortons OF railroads in general IA
oo!ectel 10 the senate bill as not going Tar enough
IN the ulteeuon OF controlling railroads He pre-
teffed the Reagan bill OF the House
THE PENSION PRACTISE INVESTIGATION
Pension Agents Fitzgerald and Lemon were or.
amined before the House committee on pensions
oountes and back pay to-day concerning the nrac-
Use oeiOre the Fension ONCE. The COMMITTEE re-
sosea tc hoid us sessions With open doors ia the
completed. 40
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DIED.

,e BROWN AZ sisseton Agency. Dakota, December
ieIh 1854, OF pneumonia, Mrs. FLORrNDA nj
BLOWN, OF Vermont but for several wears resa.re
o. inns city vermont papers Tlease coIyD
BJsEf On January l6th 1885 az eight o,clocl /. nm
81 cancer SARAH A. BUsEf, ae,'d CT years 6 months
anu days Deceased the widow of the late Hen
county, Nd Va fieueriSk
uneal viii take place from st Patrick's church on
Sundas January 18TH at three O'Clock u m Intern, nj
respectfully invited 20 attend D. 0
MOHR on Thursday January Is lss5 NJ .apnm
eiter short llnesS JOHN "a beloved husband of Juii.
Monr. aEet % years and montls - -
uuerai VIII take pGcc from his late residence No
nv w LOUISIANA avenue northwest SUNDAY Januarv
~ ls al m Relative and friends are r.spestfuliv
inNteu 10 attend baltimore papers please copy %
oB len: AZ Providence Hospital on January loth
lsSt JoHN OBltlI:N. for many years q resident Of
Georgetown ID c. Rest in peace %
POOLE; On January l6. 1885, ANNIE Oracle m
nineteen days. - N'' ~Aea
Funeral from her PARENTS residence No 9o,s 9Th
D. IN. Nv ~ oei".h
81 POWELL The funeral of Rear Admiral L NJ pow.
Ell. u b ~ VIII take place Tomorrow (Satrlrd.y,
afternoon eiternoon, January l7th 1885. two o'clocl No
,o 1o iInaI ION on JIngsT L 1885, two m after
aheral sunday January lSth, from his lat, ,,-.i-
uence ~ tr street northwest half past two a. ,n
file lds and Relatives are invited to attend
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RAILROADS.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SUNDAY DEC: 21sr 1884
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
Lave WASHINGTON from station corner of New JERSEY
For Chicago 9Ou and 10 To- H. daily. The 9 on
An i FAST Limited Express to Pttsburz and Chicago
Ts at 9oe No extra far charged On this train 10,
For Cincinnati Louisville and St Louis daily at q
Slii AMI lo Io PIN with Through Coaches and Palace
tram i. Limited Train to tIrcIIIafi aud -
LOUIS arriving IN Cincinnati rext morning at 80 81
LOUIS 80 p H. NoextIa fare is charged on this train
Tor PittsburE at 90 m with Parlor Car. and 8 40
sleepng cars P1ttsburg ~ D o' WIFI
Fer Baltimore week days 6.Io 64o 7.so $50 and
$50. $50 40 Gao. 7iO SIS - and l0sop M nan
am. i go 40 11 az 80 ie 81 So and 1000
For rents on te Shen1adoahya Valley railroad and ponts
fsr Annapolis Gao q. m. and 12:1oand sop. M On
FL San M s e. a. m; i:iUP n
~ 40 SO a m II 10 D $50. 40, . and
~ sop m on sundays, 30 am, and l. o. 4 40 . is
1S 3 a. =, m, d. d except Sunday, $50 pm. daily
iropoi.an irauch s 1H' hIhcpai stations
y. 1or LeAngton. stauntoa an.l valley branch
ny daiiy EXCEPT spns saadaS Sr Frederick s5
an y n 9sO5 caily except Sunday and
Trains arrive from the West daily Geo. 7aoa H. ISIS
From Annapolis. s.: o a IT and l:5O and s :a5n m
SUNDAY. :31s. u. 6:SS p m 49,
Hon FREDERICK and Intermediate roints ss
AIMS ana Ie.ve % sniiy eaeeps SUNDAY
s@2o.s. and 1870 a m. i2.I5. 20 3 4 = 20 ~
90 ~ ao ~. anc i950 m on Sundays 6l0 500
Al trains from Washington stop at Relay Station s,.
% further information apply at the Baltimore AMI
Chic Ticket ofce-WashinTton Station. si9 and 1881
@ q ,aAsn Tor baggage 10 be checked and receivedas
b. DURHAM General Manager Baltimore
az T. Il LORD. Gent Passenger Agent
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THE GREAT
II IT,, PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
r,o;II 10 IhE NORTH, WEST AND SOTTHWPar
NVtbLE LACK SPLENDID SCENERY
sIEEL RAILS NAGNIFICENT TiIi1rp,rrH-

NOCBLE RACK SPLENDID SCENERY
STEEL halLS MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT
-.,, u EfFEcr / cEaBER I'D. lSol
rslEs leave Washington from station corner Of 9Th
1eI Pttsbqrg and the West, Chicago limited Express.
20 NJ S. sgp Sars at 40 m daily: Fast Line
ns saSs from Harrisburg TO Cincinnati and Hote
wh sleeping Altoona 70 Chicago. West en1 Fg
Iress i40 IN daily with Palace Cars TO Pittsbnrr
IitsburE Chicago Mai f1pres. 10 90 nm IA!
tSr fit,s.uTs ana the West with Palace Sleeping Ca;
r., Ban BALI AoKE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
100 D m daily except Ssiurday With 49, aT ca
W zsnn-stOn 10 Rochester o'f'
fSr Miiisnispcrt Lock Haven and ElmIra IT a4oa m
IsT Ne. }Ors sna The East us $50 HOO a. m.
totS and i II - p n Limited Express OF Pullman
Fer Boston without change 20 % M avary ,a
CD sunday. 400
sey City Sth boats Of Brooiiyn Snnex at5or a. SeF
!ee TRANSFER 10 FULTON street avoidlnE do uble terrace
I,5 IhiadelPhia 'i5 80 and IL a H.. 200. 100 sOo
ills m tei f1S saAs s4 5sO S . i9oe and
2oc, 400 as. 40 500. 40. 600 and II r. i1V %
Sn sgneay. II. Hoo AGO. CO., 7iO. 10 70 and nd
Fer Pops Creek Line. e35a m and aop. N. daily
For Annapolis. asa f. I2O5 and As y m. daily az.
.f ffps s Snn x, sTqd -,
SS en- ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL-
2os. a., as So, SOS and Ii3S pm Or snnd m
Fer f,e = m n 10 10 Al m : g D N
1, nrS 10 i.,, =. ~ daily except Sunday:
I0IGs m 90 $ 90 ~ 5 M NJ sD 20 la 20 ~ aou
srd y le n3dnight except Monday1 ON SUNDAY At
s9 and 10 10 m T-05 and 10 10 p H.. and Il 10
eksts and information the Office northeast corna,
toD wbere rers can he LETT for the cscsiIs o. 80,
s1ss 70 ats'in1.on from hotels aid resdences
osueF4i Aian@ser General Passenger Agent
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The baltimore Marke.x.

BALTIMORE. January 16-virglnia sizes. consoli
do new threes 5iH bid today: 40" 81
flour M s4 z,s zesi
IS 90. is@iiy city mills super
fanny ESQ., do a9 ko p psssSs
steady; western
s5 ~ sSSs $685. sanH
highsr fer white western easier closing dull southern
wite sias2: do yeliow co. wsstern mixed SPOT
March 1sk.ssT steamer i7katsS osss ff ria ana
xss'efs ta sf
:SS ss: ] ssE
Rssta-shouideIs and clear rib sides packed
s Butter ~
iIl Creamery 2ss Egs STEADY a7a2a
steady: iSxaii WHISKY s.ssdy Frsishts s to
grain SO Rese aa 1877 Barrels wheat 600
So
a rye 6 500 bushels saes-wheat $4,000 bush
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Ill. January lett IL showing The
market opened a. ss4 for May resisted the attacks
and soa when
corr is Az Maxaat firm at soE. Pork I7SSc. lower
Lard 7's' sssssss..,,,.ss NV '
The sWa. n Cenrt-martiaI.
JUDGE sHELIABARGEE RESUMES HIS ARGUMENT At
TAcKING BATEMAN'S TESTIMONY.
When the Swain court convened this morning
counsel for General Swain sought to correct the
record OF his testimony given yesterday, but the
court decided that the correction ought not TO be
made W. w
The argument begun yesterday was further post
poned oy the examination Of Judge johnson, the
attorney who instructed Swain to bring suit on the
"due- BILL Judge shellaoarger resumed his ar
gument. he continued his attack on the testimony
OF Mr.. Bateman, Charging that the preponderance
OF evidence showed that Bateman had sworn false
" as 10 SWaims knowledge of the condition OF Col.
Morr0Ws pay accounts; as TO Swaim's having 1nfu-
cncedBateInan topurchase Morrow's pay accounts
ana as TO Swaims alleged threat tn squeeze at the
war department the brokers who held the assign
ment OF COL Morrow's pay, they tthe brokers) did
not emp IN and help him out on his loan to Morrow
He discussed at great length the question of the
amount OF Bateman's indebtedness to SWAIN and
inquired up the losses charged to Gen. Swain on the
osputeo STOCK transactions as being g, 739 in the
aggregate, and cOntended that as these tranSac-
tons were not authorized SWAIN was not bound
by them AN
He argued at great length that Gen. Swain ha
tine rght under the law to bring suit against Bate
man 20 70 obtain settlement or his accounts,
ne lSwain honestly believing that the firm was in
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Local Notes

T. M Va1nerman has been relnstated as special
omcer additional private OF the police force)
In the Court in General Term it was announced
Today that no more cases will be argued this
term, and that motions will be heard next week
The new term will be convened on the 26th
dinner given by the Glover club. OF Phiiadelnhis
lett washington yesterday morning In q special
car accompanied by Mr.. George W. Bond. assistant
road 1880 -~A'-
Shortly after noon to-day, horse driven nv
Thomas Withers, colored. knocked down two little
children at the corner OF 9Th and streets in1urin0
them quite severely. Withers was arrested.
To-day there was placed on the bench OF the Cir.
cult Court a handsome basket OF flowers for J,d0a
Hagner with the compliments Of the Jurors
THE MASONIC VETERANS ASSOCIATIONS. Ma.
sonic Veterans association held its annual election
last evening, and chose the following officers: Gen
Albert Pike. president; Hon. w. ". Upton, nrst
vice president; c. w. Bennett, second vice presi-
dent; w. NJ. Ireland, secretary: Ezra l. Stevens
treasurer; w. S. Roose and ). K. Thompson stew.
ards Thirteen new members were admitted It
next Friday evening. No one is eligible to mem.
bershlp until he has been Mason Tor twenty-one
years The members deceased during the year
were Dr. j. B. Gibbs, c. c. Simns. j. B. Dswson.
and A. King Chandler.
The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN
In NJ l. W. Gachet; rule DISCHARGED Flynn 4
Enrich agt Evans, ADMINISTRATIVE; judgment BE-
low affirmed. U. s. agt Holloway; do
CIRCUIT CoURF-Judge Hagner
To-day, Anderson agt Crosby; plea in aDatement T.
allowed leave TO amend and fle additional interro
and pleas filed. Thomas agt JACKSON; Judgment
OF condemnation. AunsOn agt Slringdesd; hat to
revive judgments
PROBATE CoURT-Jud0e Coz
To-day, estate OF VIM. Middleton: VIII admitted to
probate and letters issued to Catherine 4 Middlo.
ton; bond s, 500 Estate Mary Virginia Cole; WIN
proven and letters issued TO samuel j. Cole: bond
$200 Estate Chas D. Gilmore; petition Of J. 3 I'd
wards asking that Job Barnard and q g. Bond be
Estate VIM g. Mitchell; order appointing Rebecca
l. Mitchell administrative; bond 300 Estate Of A
B. Martin; petition 10 invest funds filed Estate f.
N. Callan order appointing n. p. Callan admins
traitor; bond Sl4Q In re Mary Ann Johnson; order
appointing her guardian Of her I'VE children bona
g goo
CoNNoDoRE franklin, who b to command the
South Atlantic squadron, has bean ordered TO en-
animation for promotion,
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No Chance tor Lancster.

No Chance for LamCster.
TEE ATTORNEY GENERAL kRPORrs ADVERSELY no
CoAAUTATIoN OF THE DEATH SENTENCE.
Tne Attorney General has made a report to the
resident adverse to the application for q commu-
= aEon OF sentence Of the murderer Langster, and
Is thought that there Is no chance Of the Presi-
GENTS interfering with the sentence.
the Navy Voucher Fraud Cases.
TaK TRiAL OF HARDWOOD AND MANN IN THE cR1xr-
i NAL COURT.
The trial OF the cases Ut Bell Mann. of Ch,caoo.
ana Edward C. Kirkwood, indicted with Daniel
Can1gan fof presenting fraudulent claims through
the bureau q medicine and surgery. Navy depart-
ment y violation OF sections 5il8. q and al Re-
ca united States was continued In the
GiiM,nA Court Yesterday after our report closed
y s ssssant district attorney, closed his
Kiesnger for the Defendant. Mann' Who sI,oFe m
% the hour Of adjournment ~" 'poA0 w
"nnams was speaking this afternoon
10 Mvxs11cAEs TIE srEcIAI Aaxxrs orrrcx.-
the Secretary Of the Treasury has anno,nted she.
CsaaAge e spalding, Tichenor ana Tfngle com
New YRk city. sA ssoass JUICE "
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NJ Gtkk NO PAY.-wHlTFHURSTs CEDAR
- bh-SAh Is warranted 60 Coughs Coda
4rouI lnroat aud Lung Diseases &C Six droI,s 49,
Try IL IL not satisfied urn the lnpt bo n. and O.,
your money back Sold by all Drucpists ma I'm 80,
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Officer Shurlandss Case.
ARGUMENT BEFORE THE COMMISSIONERS TO-DAY IN
HIS BEHALF.

HIS BHHALF.
Al one o'clock to-day the papers In the case OF
Policeman Shurland were taken up by the Com
missionera The accused was present with his at
torney, MI. D. E. Cahill, who addressed the Com
missioners In his clients behalf He said Shurland
nao oeen . soldier, and as such had learned to
literally obey orders. Shurland supposed he was
oungeo 70 ooey orders, and whatever OF disgrace
astached TO his action should be laid at the doors
Oh nus superior-Omcer Guy. As Major Lydecker
WEE not present the Commissioners held the case in
be held ~ ~ o "0~1S Ss'1
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SPECIAL Nor1os

SPECIAL MOTOR
RESPECTFULLY CALL rHR ATTENTION. or
AhCHIIECTs AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING
DU!LDINo TO NY STOCK OF PHYSICIANS
BEATING APPARATUS. AND WOULD PARTICU.
LAKLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO sTHE
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS SON, WHICH
! CONSIDER As GOOD IF NOT SUPERIOR TO
STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT
CHEAPER IN COST. WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR
ATTENTION TO THE WELL-KNOwN FIREPLACE
HEATkkS. FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMES
SPEAR FOR HEATING TWO Oh MORE ROOMS
ABOVE FOR ECONOMY AND HEATING QUALITY
THEY HAVE NO EQUAL. THESE HEATERS AND
FURNACES ARE BEING USED EXTENSIVELY IN
SOME OF THE FINEST HOUSES IN THE CITY.
WHICH WE TAKE CHEAT PLRAsURE IN REFER
RING To- CALL IS SOLICITED AND ESTI-
MATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED.
WALTER D. wTvII.l. xzctusrvs Aasxz
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