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To SEND NuLBA's BODY HoMH.-Nf. g. n Alex.
ander writes to Major Moore soliciting his assist
ler's body to Louisville KY, q hts w1to has no
means for the purpose.
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AN OLD SCANDAL REvIvED.-A special from
Washington to New York paper to-day states
that charges have been filed at the War depart
ment against c. B. King & Co., post traders at
Fort C1nur dAlene, alleging many irregularities
in which officers at the post were interested. The
investigation OF the alleged scandalous condition
OF affairs was made some time ago, and resulted
in the dismissal OF the post trader and the removal
OF the Second infantry, which was mixed up In the
Irregularities, to another post
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Observation-Disclosures Grow Of Pennsyl-
vania, Ex-Delegate Maginnis of Montana, Miss
Lillian Ocott, w. White, X. P. Lee, j. NJ. Dickerson
and E. Armstein Of New York, Alberto Reer and
Tomas X. Cullen OF BuenOs Ayres M A. Brooks
and w. H. Hopkin Of Paris and A. Van Rensselaer,
OF Burlington, n. j., are at the Arlington.-E H.
Rust and w. W. Swan OF Boston, COurtlandt
Parker, Jr., OF New Jersey and Charles
W. Gordon OF st. Paul are at WOrmleya-
Wm Francis, OF Montreal, U. F. Guthrie OF st,
Louis, JnO. T. Clark, OF Brooklyn, F. W. Fitzgerald
c. Millard Michael Merton, Jno. j. Walsh, jno II.
Douglass and VIM. C. Traphagen OF New York, JnO
A. Marshall, OF Salt Lake City, NJ. 0. Abbey of
Milwaukee, Miss Lolita and J. A. Crabtree, are at
Willard's.--Geo. w. Breck1nbr1dge, OF San AntO-
Mo, w. C. Pears, of New York, Representative
Hunim, OF Virginia, and E. r. Hoyt,
OF st. Louis, are at the Ebbitt.@
A. ]. Ostheimer, Of Philadelphia, and Chester
Allen Arthur and Henry E. Tremaine, of New
York. are at Delegate Otero, OF
New Mexico, GA. Grover, OF Halifax, Capt Wigen-
hart, Of Liverpool John c. Richmond, OF the Ar
gentine Republic, Gov: Proctor, OF Vermont, p p.
Shelby, OF Salt Lake City, w. ]. Mccormick, j. X.
Samuel Drelton. Of Boston, M. W. Fuller, Of
Chicago, and Jacob Forsythe, OF Indiana, are at
the Riggx-Horace Chiffon, Of Texas, J. H. Ben
NIT, OF New York, and G: ". MindiL Of Philadel-
phia, are at the Netropoltan.-B. G. Howell, Of
New York, and Joseph Leedom, OF Philadelphia,
are at the National.
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fHR JupoR HDsns HIS CHARGE 10 THE JURY.
LONDON, Dec. eo.-Sir Charles Russell concluded
vorce suit against her husband to-day.
The Judge proceeded at once TO sum up the case
for the jury. He said Lord Colin Campbell denied
chiefly on the testimony OF Lady Miles.
Whatever might be said against Lady Miles by
the DEFENSE It must be admitted that she was
She only took Lady Collins part when she be-
came convinced that unjust charges were TO be
brought against that lady.
Charging she Break % GoulA.
THH STOCK MARkEr sold DOWN TO DAT on HEAVY
LIQUfDATIN0 ORDERS FROM LONDON.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2o.-The stock market was sold
count to day. There was talk In the board that
Gould WAS breaking the market to force London
liquidation. The fall in Missouri Pacific of per
cent was aScr1oed TO this cause The heavy sales
by London, it is thought, win put an end to the
shipments OF gold. J. and w. Seligman CO., who
have q 300 900 Of French gold aioa, consigned to
them to-day, cables an order TO London ordering
the shipments to stop on this account. New Eng.
land was the exception to the general list and was
strong on Boston buying.
More Geld for New York.
LONDON, Dec. 2e.-The Cunari line steamer
Gallia, which sailed from Liverpool, December Is,
for New York, took c250, 900 in bullion.
Five Children Asphyxiased.
DUBLIN, Dec. 20th.-A family consisting OF SIX
children ana tnelr parents were aSphyX1ated Dy
escaping gas last night at Carrick -on-Suir county
Tipperary. Five children We're dead when found
The other child and the parents were still alive
but they cannot recover.
Fire ON q FerrybOat.
CAIRO, H., Dec. 20.-Ffre at O'Clock this morn
ing destroyed the upper works OF the steam ferry
boat Three states. Loss probly $4,000; fully In
sured. The IRE is thought to have caught from
lamp exploding. No lives were lost.
Capitol Topics.
AN INVITATION 10 PARTICIPATE IN THE ADELAIDI
EXPOSITION.
The President has transmitted to Congress al
invitation to this government, received through
the British minister, to participate In interna
tiOnal exposition to be held at Adelaide, Soutl
Australia, next year.
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The Fort Worth and New Orleans road, forty
two miles, running from Fort worth to Waxaha-
chic to q connection with the Houston and Texas
Central has bean sold 70 G. r. Huntington for
$4,000.
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SUPPOSED BODY SSATcsirRs N BAITInoRK.-An
old covered wagon d.1sea by two colored men
stopped ia front CT a saloon on Eastern avenue
road, near Baltimore, saturday evening and tbs
men went I'm the saloon To get a drink. During
their absence Mrs. CAN'T looked I'm the wagon 20
see what the men had ioT sale and TO her horror
saw dead body She informed her husband AFTER
the men drove away and he In turn notified the
police, and the men were arrested they were
driving Into Baltimore Instead OF one body four
were found I'm the wagon, two colored men and a
white man and a white woman. The bodies wer0
all partially dssected IL was found upon inves.
legation that the bodies were those OF inmates OF
the Bayview asylum who hGd recently died, and
after being dissected by the students there were
buried In the potter's field. They were taken from
there by the men and brought TO Baltimore for
the use OF a medical college, aud after learning
these facts the justice dismissed the case, the
law allows the removal OF bodies from the pottero
field for medical purposes. The bodies were th0D
buried hY the police.
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SUIT ON A CONSUL'S BOND.-TO-day I'm the
Circuit Court the trial of the case Of the United
States against Calvin 8. NATION and L. G. Hine and
Albert Grant was begun. The suit is in the bond
OF the first named as United States Consul at
Honolulu in the sum OF So, 600, and, it is claimed
that he being 81 $50 Deficient in his accounts that
the principal and sureties are liable Messrs.
COgle and L1pscomb appeared for the government
and ex-senator Mcdonald, Judge Cuppy and Mr..
Fay for the defendants
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STORES, ETC.
= rrrn and mart Of eel

ST.. I'm. and part of eel
lar.ith and VI SITS. NV 52o
Str. and dwg. 62o 9Th st.
s-w-,---...-...... ~
Stable r'r l0f3 10th n.w.7
Stable rear 1407 n. York
ave. H. W. $1,000 -.--..-O
Stable r'r 335 Sd 81 s.w. g
The above is only a port
books. For fyll list call at
the I st and 18th dill
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A New Sleeping Beauty.
~ NIL Nall ,ax&n


singular case OF lethargy is reported from the
French village OF Thenelle, in the department OF
Aisne, OF which a picturesque account Is given
In the Independence Beige. Close to the village
drinking fountain there is a little red cottage in
which since June I, 1883, Marguerite Boyenval has
lain in a deep lethargic sleep. The cottage con-
ssts OF two rooms In one the family lives, In the
other which is cold and damp the sleeping girl is
lying. feeble light falls through the curtains OF
the only window looking upon q little garden.
Like the pictures OF pale saints In Greek church.
the Inquire OF the young girl is set on against the
dreamf Does she think? Her beautiful face ID
quite calm. Sometimes her mother opens the
heavy eyes, at which the girl seems 70 become
troubled In her sleep, and her cheeks become
slightly unged with color. Marguerite Is dressed
In an Indian costume. Her hands are cold ~
those OF corpse: she Is very thin; her breathing
Is scarcely percepttble and she Is fed On nothing
but peptone. During the three years that she has
been In this state OF lethargy she has never been
troubled by any indispOStJl0n and she does not
seem to have grown day older. committee o!
special physicians Is just about to make careful
Investigation OF the case.
SUFFERING m SOUTH CAROILNA.-A mass meet
ing Of landlords ana their col0red tenants has been
held In Chester county, s. C., for the purpose o.
taking action Tor the relief OF the suffering people
OF the county. The col0red people related thetl
unfortunate condition. They were without money
or food. The landlords present informed the col
condition was almost equally unfortunate.
committee WAS appointed 70 investigate further
the condition Of the people and appeal 70 th<
state government for aid, and II such appeal wa
mot SUCCESSFUL % Apply % the national govern
meuk
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LOST AND FOUND.


,OSI.oNE PAIR OF GOLD sPECTACLEs. AT
~ Natlonai Theater matinee going up l4th Al N
W. Good reward II returned to 326 LIST ST. ne If.
OST-ON SUNDAY. BETWEEN Sd AND NORTH
Capitol SITS and and pair of gold Spectacles
fiease return 10 ST. he aud receive reward
OST-ON THURSDAY, 10TH INSTANT. A SMALL.
- white dog; answers to name Of "Tip:n had on
collar OF blue ribbon. Reward be paid ii returpci
to 11O7 9TH st. NV. E. H. MORSELL do0-.it
II OsTESUNDAY, BLACK COCKER SPANIEL.
II Suitable reward given when returned to 1877 II
st. NV. doO-2t.
+ OST-FRIDAY, ABOUT 6 O'CLOCK p. M RE.
II tween ST. JosePh's Church and lI9 East Capitol
st.. Blue Lambreqnin, worked with pond lilies Lib
ersl reward returned to l1e T. Capitol ST. d2O-2t.
r OST - VERY DELICATE AND PECULIAR
IL Glasses, made TO order by b. a. Hempler optician
453 Pa. ave. cor. ~ St W. d. G. Above name on csse
Reward ~ 40 Ia ave- dlS-3ts
II OsT-FROM 1863 Pa AVE, ON THURSDAY. A
~ months old bitch Pup; yellowish, thick coat
being bred about Cooley. Liberal reward for return.
II OsT-THyRsDAY AFTERNOON, BETWEEN
IL National Museum and No. GIL II It. n W Gun con.
tanning Link Sleeve Button Finder will please return
to SUPERINTENDENT Office National Museum, and re-
ceive reward. dlT-3ts
7 osT-QN 14TH ST. NV. THURSDAY EVENING.
~ 10Th December. Paisley Shawl Please return 10
Aoj7 14th st NV. and receive suitable reward
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THE COURT OF CLAIMS to-day gave judgment for
1916 in favor OF the 4th Brigade or South Caro-
lima state troops in their suit against the United
States for the use Of q building at Charleston by
United States troops during the war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-20

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and 800 PIN prices
Of the New York Stock Market reported by special
wire to HI H. Dodge. $40 9th street:
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IMPORTANT BANK TAX CAsE.-The Supreme court
granted to-day a motion to advance the important
bank tax case Of the Mercantile National Bank
ty OF taxes assessed upon the shares of national
banks In that city, to the amount Of two million
dollars The case Is set for argument on the first
day after the February term.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-20

Mr. Zacharia Tobriner has purchased OF D. Con
nell and D. Logan nearly 800 feet OF ground a.
the southeast corner OF square &c. corner OF NORTH
Capitol and NJ streets, for $4OsS.70. 1t is likely
that some substantial improvements will be mad'
thereon.
Alfred Richards has transferred to Senator
Daniels OF Virginia, in trust, lot 81, So no. OX9(
feet, at the corner OF 10th and X SIS. NV, To-
Olivia c. K. Roce has decided to A. L. Case, Jr.
lots 1873 to 14O So 1885, 75x100 feet, corner Of It'll
and SITS. NV, for 1875.
D. B. Gron has transferred to Harriet LIE Conte
sub lot 25, SO. 100, 400 feet on ST., between
18th and 10th sts.j, for s. 800.
Leigh Robinson has put on record transfer
ock q and 10
RANGE OF THE THERMoMErER.-The following
m 81; a. NJ, s.; II a. m n IS; p. m, 80: maxi
mum, 81; minimum, 81.
Grace n. E. church has filed certificate Of the
election of the following trustees: Thomas E
s eaa Soap ha,o% aS 5amss
The German Evangelical society have filed a GER
tificate OF incorporation for the maintenance Of
sso Th 6 ssn 5us kss9
Frederick Heider as the fncorporators.
C. g. Ball Sons have sued the washington
notes bear dates 81 August s9t5 1855, one fol
g. 200, payable one year after date, rec1ttng that
second mortgage bonds to that amount have been
81 500, payable three months after September
The following subscriptions for the Children's
ONCE: Mrs John A. Baker, 8; Mrs VIM H. Nc
About IL O'Clock to-day painter named Daniel
pickets passed through the aeshy part Of his left
leg. He was taken 10 the Freedman's hospital
William q. Bender was charged In the Police
Court to-day with larceny from the person, but or
account OF failure to find the prosecuting witness
he was discharged
found in an insensble condition in front Of ZOE
Sd street northwest, and was taken to the Freed
mans hospital
MARRIAGE LICENSES. Marriage licenses have beer
issued by the clerk OF the court to-day to Joseph
Cox and Ruth Keys; Cleveland Baker and Emma
Corbtn; samuel Z. Hawkshaw and Katie Josephine
Cain, OF Homecoming, Pa: James winston AND
Amelia Swails; Martin HOFFMAN and Mary Fla
herty.
UNCONSCIOUS AND Hrs LEG BRoKEN.-About moor
to-day an unknown c0lored man about 80 years Of
age was found lying on the pavement near the
west In an Unconscious condition with one leg
broken. He was removed TO Creedman's hoSpita
In patrol wagon.
RoBsERIRs REroRr1D.-Rdward Ennis, 513 lott
street southwest, reports that between " 0'ciocl
house Was entered BY forcing window. and shers
asa osn l. sdsy ss ssrsst north
day hight her Ssci gate Was broken open and
basket containing about q worth OF provision!
was stolen from the yard.--Dr. B. B. Adams. 90,
YoIs o. sosn
OF WOOD worth s250-Mrs. J. Williams, 40 9tl
street southwest, seoasn from hallway aeos
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OFFICES

l835 T st. n W. Sd fir. $50
46S La ave, basem't- 30
435 18th ut. front r. .. 20
SIS 18th st., r.. 4 and B.. Is
9th and Pa ave, r. 10. IL
Lenox Building, r3. 10
ion Of the property on my
once for bulletin issued on
THOS. E. wAGGAMAN.
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FRENCH SPoLIATIoN CLAIMs.-The Court of Claims
has notified counsel in the French spO,iatton
claims that it desires further argument on the
general question whether an unpaid premium Of
Insurance should be allowed as an element OF the
value Of property lost.
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PRIESTS ORDAINED BY THE CARDINAI--The an.
nual Christmas ordination OF students of It.
Marys Catholic Theological seminary took place
saturday at the Cathedral IN Baltimore. Cardinal
Gibbons ofliciated, assisted by Very Rev. A. L.
Magnien. superior or 81. MaIy's seminary. The
following priests were ordained: Reys. l.. A. VIII
liains, j. T. Niece z. G1ffth, c. NJ. Bart and j.
L. Matthews, OF Baltimore; IA. A. Niewenhaus. OF
New York; NJ. +. Murphy, OF Boston, and 4. Nc.
Mamara, OF the Society OF Jesus.
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There was eavy snowfall in the west OF lre.
land yesterday
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Mr. HENDERSON APPOINTED.-The Secretary OF the
Treasury has appointed Ebenezer Henderson, OF
Indiana, to be deputy commissioner Of internal
revenue on the 1st Of January, the date on which
MI. II. c. Rodgers resignation takes effect.
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INOR SALE-G ST. BET 9Th AND 9TH NV %
II rooms g st. bet 9Th and 10th, 4-story Brick: Lot
tn at NV cheap; Lot NJ st. bet. 18th st and Conn
ave. NV. A. s. CAYWOOD, cor 9Th and K SITS NV.
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REPRESENTATIVE VILE TO SUCCEED MINISTER COX.
STAR reporter was informed to-day that the
President had about decided to offer the Turkish
mission, vacated BY the resignation OF Hon. s. s.
Cox, to Gen. Egbert L. viele, member of the House
OF Representatives nom the thirteenth New York
district. THE STARS informant added that the
President had intended from the time Mr.. Cox re-
signed to bestow the place upon some New York
democrat and that, as Gen. viele will retire from
Congress on the 9TH OF March, he had been chosen
for the mission. Gen. Viele is q native OF New
York, having been born in Saratoga county. He
graduated at the q. 9. military academy in 1847,
and remained In the army serving through the
Mexican war until 1859, when he resigned He
enlisted In the war for the preservation OF the
Union and served with distinction as brigad1er
general. He Is the author Of valuable works on
engineering, topography, sanitation, etc. and holds
. high position among the leading scientists.
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2l1 18th ut. $. w. Or. $50
493 Md. ave. s.w., lilo
321. 3o3, 323H ID at.
sc. Or PRECAUTIONARY. 90 go
8 VI 1t. ne. Ir-.-...2O.2o
1914 Pa. ave- Sc, 7r.-..lS
924 Va. ave. s.w-, Ar. 1870
IS Myrtle st. ne. Or. ID
500 q st. g. e.. or....--..lO
300, 31l NJ ct s.w., 4r-...10
1872 Del. ave. s.w.,3r 8. so
3 I'd ST. bet NJ and n
s.w.- 3r. .--.6
rear 1897 Lst.n-w.3r 8. 80
636 Va. av. Sc, 4r....--- 3
626 Il st. s.e.. Or. 3
40 r at. s.w.. 3r. 3
Back T., LIST floor 1889 L
ST. NV.
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Brave Mr.. l:iSl.
tBraVe WIZ. .tSos
SHE SAVES HER CHILDREN UER HOUSE Ar TEE
COST or HER OWN LIFE.

Mrs. Elizabeth Gst, wife OF Benjamin Gist, living
on the Washington road, one and a half miles from
Westminster, Nd, purchased a can OF coal oil Sat-
urday evening, carried tt home and placed n on
the floor near the stove She went into an adjoin-
ing room TO remove her cloak, and her little son.
four years old, took UP the OH and poured its
contents on the fire. An explosion occurred. and
in an instant the boy and baby nine mont ls old,
lying I'm a cradle were In flames. The mother
sInelled The burning oil, rushed an and seized the
baby, carried IL out and buried IL ia the snow.
Returning for the boy she did the thing with
him. In reScuing her children the mothers own
clothing caught fire, which she eItinguIshcd Nv
rolling in tie SHOW. All her clothing Was burned
from her body and she was horribly burned about
the face, neck breast, side and back, and In that
condition drew several buckets Of water, with
which she Gueachel the flames in the house. She
then ran about five hundred yards 10 a neighbors,
and DIR. Joseph T. Herring was tuminoled She
will probably die from her injuries The children
are badly burned. but Will recover.
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! RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.-The following
were the readings at the signal office to-day: 3 a.
M, "a; a. m, 81; II q. M, 35; p. m, 80; maxi
mum, 81; minimum, 81.
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CAIRO, ILL.,, Dec. 20.-Ffre at O'Clock this morn
ing destroyed the upper works OF the steam ferry.
boat Three states. Loss probly $4,000; fully In.
sured. The fire is thought to have caught from q
lamp exploding. No lives were lost.
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DECIDEDLY A NEW THING IN BUsTL Es.-A telegram
from jacksonville. Fla, December IL, says: United
States Revenue officer Gibbs arrived In this city
last evening rom Tampa. Fla, having I'm his pos
session crescent-shaped tin can holding one gal
lon and flied with ainaica rum, which was found
upon the person OF a woman. The can was worn
as hustle. The woman passing from "A state
room on a Jamaica steamship lying at Tampa
dock to q hotel several times arous a suspicion
that she was a s,naggler and 1; found that
many gallons or rum were thus Transferred from
her room the hotel al saving OF 81 per tr1p n
the way OF duty
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Capitol Topics.
AN INVITATION 10 PARTICIPATE IN THE ADELAIDE
EXPOSITION.

The President has transmitted to Congress an
invitation to this government received through
the British minister to participate I'm an nterna-
| tional exposition to be held at Adelaide, south
| Australia, next year.
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TO Fill UP RabcOck Lake.
THE SENATE PASSES A BILL TO AUTHORIZE THE BUILD

THE SENATE PASSES BILL TO AUTHORIZE THE BUILD
ING OF A TRAMwAy.
In the Senate to-day Mr.. Harris called up the bill
to authorize the Commissioners to permit the con
struct1on OF temporary truck or tramway for the
purpose of filling up BabcOck lake. He explained
that as the right Of the Commissioners to author
lie occupancy of the streets was claimed 1t was
deemed important to have the bill passed at once
Washington monument may go forward. The bill
was passed without objection.
Reduction Of Revenue Favored.
THE DEMOCRATS WHO VOTED AGAINST THE MORRISON
PROPOSITION WILL HOLD A CONFERENCE
The Democrats In the House who voted with Mr.
Randall against consideration OF the Morrison
tariff bill on Saturday, will hold meeting at Mr.
M Nc rooms at the Riggs house to consider
their further course. There are many members
who voted as they did who are not quite satisfied
to go before the country as opposed to any reduc.
ZION OF the government revenues, though they are
antagonistic to the Morrison plan. 1t Is develop.
ing now that there were number OF republican
votes that hung just in the balance and wanted
but breath to turn them either way, but the
only breath they felt was that OF party influence
Several confess this morning to have voted with
much heSitancy, not because they were at all
friendly to Mr.: Morison's bill, but on account Of
the government. This makes many anxious tt
give some evidence Of good faith before the session
ends. But there is difference OF opinion as te
the ACCESSIBILITY of any legislation
This question will be considered at the con
ference at the Riggs house. Mr. McAdoo told
STAR reporter this morning that he had not YET
issued the notices for the conference and could moi
say Just when they would meet, but it would bt
one day this week. The proposition was, he said
to reduce some specific internal revenue tax IL
connection with an administration customs bill
the Hewitt billy At this conference they woult
consider the matter and decide upon their course
which was, he safd thus far undetermined.
There Is not, as yet, any concentration of plan
and until conferences have been held and the mat
ter fully discussed, no one can tell whether or no
there will be any further effort made affecting thu
revenues.
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EOR RENT

LNOh hEN l.
1902 10th St, 12r. 81
140s 31st St. 13r., mi. Z
31o1 p st, Tor, M. t-...1
3103 p St, Or, m Ia
PIG g st, Or, IN. i. .40.s
725 goth St, Tor. milo:
1914 30th, Sr. I'M. i. %;
1155-1751 s ST.. Sr. .25.:
2sl5 \ St, 6r-------22-
713 I'd at. NV, or. ..20.4
1905 23d ST., 5r.......--.
7I9 10Th St. Or.
2004 ] st. NV, Ar. IS:
733 23d St. 7r-.....-17.i
2114 Pa. av., fur. rooms. J
1902 Both st., Or.
252o VI ST.. 5r.........-.1
270o e ST., Or.
S11 goth ST., 5r......14.:
406-SS59 X st.. 5r......1
1924 Boundary st. SRI
Rear 2602 L st, Ar ID:
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WHAT THE SENATE COSTS.
Secretary McCoOk's Account Of
Years Expenditures.

SENATORS AND THEIR sTAT1oNERr-wHAr soM1
TOURING COMMITTEES HAVE Cosr THE COUNTRY
THE READING NATTER OF SENATOR'S &C
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CAArging she Break % Could.
THE STOCK nARKEr SOLD DOWN TO DAT on HEAVY
IIQUlpATIN0 ORDERS PROM LONDON


DUBLIN, Dec. 20th.-A family consisting Of SIX
children and their parents were asphyxiated by
escaping gas last night at Carr1ck -on-Suir county
Tipperary. Five children We're dead when found.
The other child and the parents were still alive,
but they cannot recover.
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LNOR SALE-TwO-STORY AND CELLAR BRICK
dwelling, containing six rooms, bath room, cellar
and summer Kitchen lot 2Ox93 alley side and rear
Located ON Sth nv Price, "a, $50
d1S-6t. TYLER 4 RUTHERFORD, 1926 st. NV.