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AGAIN.-GeOrge Scoville, the Chicago lawyer,
is again before the courts on process issued
by his divorced wife. Guiteau's sister, TO secure
the execution tor the $50 was served on him by
the sheriff he had no money, but offered 40
peared to be chary about accepting them. SEQ
Vile said that his business was small and un-
certain, and that his receipts for February were
ex-wife; for January they were S164, and e63
went TO her. He was given ten dayS TO raise
the wind.
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STOLEN A PAIR OF TROUSERS AND ASSAULT
ED A WOMAN.-Saturday night. about half-past
clock, two coiOred men entered Jane Rosen-
thal's store 1920 9TH street, and pretended
they wanted to buy some clothing. One of the
men put pair of pants under his coat and
started out. Mrs. Rosenthal attempted to stop
him, when he dealt her a severe blow on the
eye, and both men escaped. Officers Jordan
and SchultZe, OF the seventh precinct, subse-
Quently arrested VIM. Bright, young colored
man, who had a pair of pants in his possession,
and locked him up on suspicion. Later he was
Identified by Mrs. Rosenthil as her assaianL.
This morning in the Police Court Bright was
tried on the two charges OF theft and assault,
and was sentenced TO one year in jail.
Policy CASES.-In the Criminal Court, Judge
Macarthur, policy cases were tried to-day, Chas.
Cross, cOiored, being convicted and sentenced
to six months i'm Jail. Chas. Morris, for the
same ofense, was convicted ,and received like
sentence.
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Mr.. Gladstone Ill.

LONDON, March S.-Mr. Gladstone, it is an
nounced is suffering to-day from a severe cold.
The announcement is coupled with the state
ments that the physicians do not look upon the
premierS ailment as serious and That his throat
is not affected
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masonic FUNERAL.-The funeral OF Mr. Jaa
Goszler, secretary OF Oak Hill cemetery who
died from paralysis on Friday, took place from
his late residence, on Il street yesterday after
noon. The pall-bearers were MeSsrs Malcolm
Seaton aud DIR. /. q. Loockerman. on the part
u the Grand Lodge; Messrs. Joseph Libbey ana
J: e Johnson, on the part OF Potomac lodge
No. q; Messrs. c. n. Allison and Edward Tur.
kenton, representatives OF Potomac r A
chapter. No. !. The attendance on the mart of
the Masonic fraternity was The largest that has
been seen here for some years past The inter
ment was In Oak Hin cemetery, where the Ma.
sonio6ites were performed.
THIEyFs.-Adeline Harris colored broke the
show window OF John Weilers grocery store. on
box OF figs. She was discovered i'm the Act nv
Omcer Nolkman, who Immediately gave chase
ana succeeded In arresting her. Two cases OF
olive oil were stolen from the store door ~
oliver unutt, corner OF 32d and " streets sat
urday night Charles Bell, colored was ar.
rested Saturday night by Officer Fisher ON a
charge OF stealing an adz aud then selling n Ia
L. Z. Merry. Adeline Harris, I'm the Police
Court, was sentenced to go days for the larcenT
and fined 30 for cursing the officer while ON tho
way 10 the station. and Bell was given 80 days
In jail for stealing the adze from Eeynolds'
cooper shop.
DRUNKEN Row.-The neighborhood of 33d
and y streets, or Twenty Building" on Satur.
day afternoon was the scene OF n drunken row
between two white men and two colored men
Ihe entire party was arrested and gave their
names as Louis Wood, George Robi son. Buck
Butler and Hamilton Massey.
DIED OF HIS WOUNDS -Edgar Jordan tbs
car driver who cut his throat SATURDAY. morn.
Ing at his home on Prospect avenue died az
providence hospital this morning from the re-
suit OF his wounds.
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HARTFORD, CONN, March S.-The New York
and New Haven railroad company has, with
out solicitation, decided to raise the pay Of
laborers on all divisions of their road from
$1.35 to $3.50 day, beginning April LIST.
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GERONINO'S BAND AT THEIR MURDEROUS
WORK.-News has reached Tombstone, Arizona,
tackled q party Of travellers at q point ffteen
miles southwest Of NOcosaia, Sonora, Mexico,
killing one Mexican and one American. The
Indians who, 1t Is believed, belonged to Geroni-
mos band, then proceeded to VIM. Browns
mine, and killed Brown and James Moser. The
band then started south, and camped one mile
horses from the settlers. They then went in the
direction of the Sierra Madre MONTANA.
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Another New school Trustee.

Mr.. BAUM RESIGNS AND MR.. JOHN W. ROSS
SUCCEEDS RIM.
School Trustee W. III. Baum resigned to-day
and the Commissioners appointed Mr.. John W.
Ross to the vacancy. MIR. Ross is a lawyer "A
graduate of Illinois college, and is a professor
OF common law practice in the law school OF
Georgetown university.
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THE DEMuRRER susrArNKn.-rn the

THE DEMURRER SUsrAINED.-In the Court in
the opinion Of the court In the case of the WASH
ington Market company against the District of
Columbia, sustaining the demurrer and dis
missing the bill. The bill was brought to re-
strain the enforcement of AN assessment for
paving on 7th and streets under the board OF
public works.
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GGG FER Nm n TIT cSSe
G G f MN T
G GG K nm T.
GGG EEE nm T. cSSS "

Y Should cast aside prejudice and not
Y imagine because the Pa lais ROyal''
y Dress Shirts only cost S9c that the
y quality is inferior. You can't have
y better material than the best The
"Palals Royal shirts are made of
Y Wamsutta muslin; the bosoms and
Y cuffs are Richardson's POO linen:
\ the button-hOles are hand-worked.
Y the new patent STAYS make the shirts
\ untearable. The bosoms are either
Y plated or plain. Ii you pay So for
Y your shirts you cannot obtain better
Y quality or finish it is only a question
Y of fit, and that is all important. The
Palais Royal Shirts are cut i'm % diff
ferent styles, so as to suit gentlemen
Y with long arms or short, stout or thin
men. upright or STOPPING men,
short or tall men. Try "PaIaiS
Y Royal shirt, and If it does not give
\ entire satisfaction. return it and we
7 will refund the money and apologize
= for the trouble given YOU. Selling
truthtully add not more than one q
week is returned.
Y NIGHT SHIRTS are made with
' equal care; prices so, 6S, rs cents
' Those at 73c. are nicely trimmed
Y with cOlored embroidery; cheap at
81.
1t may sound absurd to offer silk
Y SCARFS with satin Innings for 25c.;
\ however don't condemn the quality
Y lin your mind;" come and see the
2 Scarfs first, and then give your YER
y dict. We are showing new spring
Y styles in puff and knot shapes for
y 25c. each. The silk Windsor
SEA RFS, to tie in bow or knot, come
Y in new colors in stripes, checks. ETC.,
only 25c. each.
\ GuyOt SUSPENDERS fer 25c. a
pair.
Y Apply linen cuffs for zoe a pair.
Apply linen collars 2 for 25c. New
shapes. good linen, well made.
Y HAN DkERCHIEFS, pure linen
and extra size, fancy colored bOr-
Y ders. The price is 25c. FOR THIS
Y WEEK THEY WILL BE OF
FERED FOR 19C, IN ORDER TO
Y QUICKLY INTRODUCE THE
NEW STYLES.
Y Try on pair of "Palais Royal"
made, handsomely embroidered
7 backs. only Csc. a pair
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Signal Service Expenditures.


MoNY BEFORE THE HOUSE COMMITTEE
The governments side of the case against
Gen. Hazen, in the House investigation Of the
charges of improper expenditures in the signal
service, has closed, and soon as the testimony
can be printed Gen. Hazen will be heard i'm his
own defense. Second Controller Maynard swore
before the committee that about $500 900 have
been expended without warrant of law, and
has produced the vouchers to show how the
money was misrepresentation given by
Congress for one thing being used for another.
The chairman of the committe, Mr.. Robertson,
of Kentucky has received letter from the Secre-
tary of War, inclOSing a statement from Gen.
Hazen, in which he defends his action upon the
plea that it it had been customary. Unless
some better defense than this is made the re-
port will probably be adverse to Gen. Hazen,
The chairman has been looking into the law to
see just how far the Jurisdiction of the commit
tee extends, SO as to know whether they could
recommend impeachment or q court-martial
should they decide that the charges have been
sustained.
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A price list for Dress Trimmings is

TRIMMINGS price list for Dress Trimmings is
III Mn NGS very deceptive since it IS so easy to
lin MI NGS. give glowing description of an arti-
IN NM NGS Gle which is really trash. The Palais
III MMI NtS Royal would specially request an III
IR MIINGS. spectiOn Of tne iicles quoted below.
tn INNINGS We can say they new: they were
tn INNINGS. only received few days since:
TRIMMINGS Read Edging at C4c
TRIMMINGS Beaded Ornament (;imps al Csc
TRIMMINGS Beaded Ornament ssementpries at
TRIMMINGS. Sl35
TRIM MINGS. Beaded Gallons at 81 9S
TRIMMINGS HUss,r Loops AT S5c
TRIMMINGS Mourning CiimDs and Gallons 81 As
TRIMMINGS Moss Trimmings al 81 35
TRIMMINGS. Feather 1rimmiues at 200
BUTTONS. The Palas Royals stock Of Wooden and
BUTTONS. Metal Buttons abound in novelties ut low
BUTTONS prices mh5
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JOAQUIN MILLER's MOTHER REMAkRIED...-
ler mother Of joaquin Miller. who two years
ago married q boy aged twenty years and was
deserted by him, obtained divorce at the last
term Of court. On friday she married again al
Eugene, Lane county; the groom being young
formed by ajustice OF the peace.
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NHoMAs BOWLING. Aucrioneer.

TTHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
WALNUT PARLOR SUITE, IN EMBOSSED
PLUSH: PIANO, MIRROR, HANDSOME SET
OF GIRONDOLE ORNAMENTS, WALNUT
NJ. T. TABLES, BRUSSELS AND INGRAM
CARPETS CHAMBER FURNITURE, TOILET
MATTRESSES, FEATHER BEDS. PILLOWS
AND holsters. DINING-ROOM FURNI-
TURE. KITCHEN REQUISITES, &C. &C.
ON THURSDAY MORNING., MARCH
ELEVENTH. 1856, ut residence No. 1911 street
northwest, at TEN O'CLOCK, shall sell a collection
of well-kept household effects. mh6-lt
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Affairs in Montgomery County, Md.
of The EVENING STAR


MONTGOMERY Co., Nd, March Sth, 1856.
To the joy of the farmers in this vicinity,
spring weather approaches and farm work will
soon commence. There is but one relic of win
ter left, and that is snow bank some ten
inches deep OH the roadside near Sligo, which
seems to stick.
Mr.. Graeves, our representative in the legis-
lature, has interested himself in the passage OF
an act Tor the better protection of the health OF
the Inhabitants OF the State. The object is TO
create u board of health and appointment of IA
health officer, with the necessary powers TO act
in cases OF emergency. measure of this sort
is greatly needed.
There is movement on foot to re-submit the
question OF local option To the citizens OF this
county, with the hope on the part Of the movers
that local option viii be rejected by the people.
They will be disappointed.
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Qrsen Victoria has conferred . barouetcy
q 0a0ln, ct Iowa
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Winter Underwear is being closed
out below cost in order to make room
for the new spring stock now arriy-
Ing. Inspeo ton is asked of the new
English Spring HALF HOSE Just
opened; Checks, Dots. Figures, Etc,
In fast coiOrs, % and SOC. q pair.
1.-THE Gloria Cloth" UMBRELLAS
are made of Silk and Wool, which.
while it is not more bulky than silk'
wears four times as long. Natural
sticks in one piece and improved par.
agon frames make these Umbrellas
the beau ideal Of an Umbrella
strong, neat, useful, Ornamental.
$l.5O, Sl.15 and 81: price according
10 style Sterling Silver Top Umbrei.
las for 81 90, and warranted ID karat
gold tops for $2.75. A thin Sheet Of
gold is rolled over the handle. and
though of course the metal in thin. IL
10 practically everlasting wear, as il
has q firm foundation upderneath.
Low priced goods have been Quoted
In this advt. In order to eradicate the
popular belief OF most gentlemen-
that cheap goods must be inferior
lied b'SAo
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
The New York stock Mark,

Now OTA StOCK MARKER,
The following the opening and 300 D. m prices
of the New York Stock Market to-day as reported by
special wire to II. H. Dodge, 500 18th street:
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.MORRO w.
:" X. FULTON, AuctIoneer.
Auction SALE OF FORFEITED PIEDGFs

II X. FULTON, Auctloneer.
AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES.
will sell, by public auction. at my store, 1918
MARCiT NINTH, at TEN O'CLOCK :. NJ. nv stock
Gepae ment, and from ss.Ss4 to S. Isl inclusive,
safe department This sale will consist of Gold and
BraceIes Spectacle Eyeglasses. Opera Glasses Dia,
monts set ID Rings Pins Crosses, Bracelets and Ear
ali kinds. suitings Blankets. quilts Books. Boots
shoes Sums sevoi piasd Umbrellas Musical and sur
TINS sale VIII continue morning. at TIN O'CLOCK
are sold Ticket holders viii please lake notice
H. X. FULTON.
Pawnbroker and Auctioneer.
y. B-Sale Of Clothing will not take place until
THERsDAY A NJ. same time and place as above
T'HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE
ORIENTAL CARPETS
PoRTIEREs, LAMBREoUINs, AND FINE
EMBROIDERIES,
EMBRACING RARE PIECES, SUCH AS
ROYAL AGRA CARPETS, CAIRO RUGS, SILK
BoKHARA AND sHERAz RUGS, ANTIQUE
HALL RUGS, AND OTHER SPECb
MEMS OF GREAT VALUE
The Catalogue embraces about Twenty Large Carpets
To be sold at
PUBLIC AUCTION
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, AND
FRIDAY,
MARCH NINTH TENTH, ELEVENTH, AND
TWELFTH, 1856.
Commencing at ELEVEN A. NJ. and THREE
O'CLOCK p NJ. EACH DAY.
GRAND EXHIBITION,
SATURDAY, MARCH SIXTH, AND MONDAY,
MARCH EIGHTH, 1856.
FIRST FLOOR OF MY SALESROOMS,
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF PENNSYLVANIA AVE
NUE. AND nth STREET, mh2-7t
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucuoneers.
ART EXHIBITION
AND
UNLIMITED SALE BY AUCTION,
THE WORKS OF
Mr.. CHARLES ARMOR,
COMPRISING ABOUT ONE HUNDRED AND
THIRTY VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS, IN
GLIDING MA CHOICE SUB ECTS, LAND
SCAPES, MARINE, FIGURE AND FRUIT
PIECES
The announcement that these the productions of
Mr.. Armor will doubt be sufficient to attract our
best people as buyers He has already won distnc-
ton as an artist here and abroad. His remarkable
copy OF Bouguereaus ''Satyr and NyIuphs now on
e4hbitioh at Aman's master piece. and has been
so pronounced by all who have seen it, a man capa-
Die OF producing such picture entitled 10 full re-
cogntlon as master OF his and he is rapidly being
placed In the position his genius entities him
py. visit to the exhibition will without doubt,
rant your presence al the SALE which takes place
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
MARCH TENTH AND ELEVENTH, AT SEVEN
THIRTY O'CLOCK p. NJ,
ART ROOMS,
CORNER 10TH AND PENNA. AVE. n w,
Ready for exhibition TUESDAY AND WEDNES-
DAY Gallery open from a. m. to p. IN.
mh64t WALTER B. WILLIAMS co, Aucts
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ITNHOMAS ]. FISHER q Co., AuctioneerS
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE STORE AND
DWELLING SOUTHEAST CORNER OF III AND
EIGHTH STREETS NORTHEAST.
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of s.sA
the District of Columbia passed on the 9th day of
January 1885, In Equity cause No. 1904. IL
wherein Isabella w. Ashford executrx is piain-
ant and samuel Sprigg ct al are defendants, the
dersigned will, on TIL RSDAY, THE EIGHTEENTH
DAY Of MARCH 1885 at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ
sell by public auction. in front of the premises Lot
numbered fifteen 15), in square numbered nine hun
dred and twelve (912) in the city of Washington d.
G., improved by three-stOry brick building press
brick front, store on ground floor with dwelling above
situate At the southeast corner of and streets
northeast. on the line of the Columbia railway.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash, and the residue in
TWO equal instalments, payable respectively in one
and two years from day of sale the whole bear in
terest from the day Of sale till paid the six
per cent per and to be secured the properly
conveyancing to be at cost Of purchaser
3O7 street NV
JOSEPH ]. DARLINGTON,
41O 9Th street NV,
Trustees.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
All creditors of the estate of ViOletta L. Sprgg de-
ceased are hereby notified required in the above
mentioned decree, in equity cause No 9,094 file
their claims before the auditor of the Supreme
Of the District of Columbia with the vouchers thereof
In said cause within thirty days from the 18th day of
March, 1856, the day OF sale above mentioned
CAI.DERON CARLISLE, I r.
mh6d&ds JOSEPH j. DARLINGTON Af"s'ets'
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For ALL LUNG COMPLAINTS and throaf
troubles DIR. Jayne'sEA pectordnt is both a paIli-
ative and curative. Ii is "A standard remedy
besides for coughs aud colds and needs ouly =
trial to prove ifs merit.
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EDUCATIONAL.

Il ESSONS IN ELOCUTION AND DRAMATIC
IL Art. Apply address Miss MARGUE RITE r.
SAXTON, 5l2 18th St NV. m6-Im
NJ RS. ADELINE DUVAL MACK 1924 n ST.
VA has reOpened her school of Elocution and ORA
matte Art also private class in English branches with
teachers for French and Mathematics mb6- 1--WE
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! Fine imported Fans are not in greatdemand

FANS. Fine imported Fans arc NOT i'm reatdpmand
FANS. during Lent To reduce stock prior to then
MS. the following reduced prices a re IN order.
FANS. 5 Black Ostrich Feather + ms real tortose-
FANS. shell sticks 50 9S reduced from s y 40 The
FA Ms. MARY Anderson Fans ara faslionahle /. nd
FANS. beautiful. A bunch of Jour perfect ostrich
FANS. handle; an aigrette and ribbons to match II,
Fans. color altogether form a fan that is unique
FANS. Ladies of fas hon well know the New YORK
FANS. price for the Mary Anderson Fan is a 2 .l.
FANS. the Washington Palais Royal price is So. SO.
FANS White GauZe Fans hand-paiuted reduced to
FANS. 81 IS. Fea, hert pped ans in ali Colors
FANS satin both sides also reduced 5 65,. Orange
FANS. Fans feather to ps very beautif1IIy III
FANS. ished sticks reduced price 50 9S Fine as
Ans scr ted Gaze Fans, hand painted, olivewood
FANS sticks, So and csc.
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g. HORT ROUTE TO LONDON AND CONTINENT
~ NORTH GERMAN LLOYD $. 8 CO.
New York, southampton, Bremen. The fast Ex-
press steamers of this company sail every WEDNFS-
DAY, landing passengers n Southampton in less than
ei-ht tid from New York. These steamers are cee
brated for their speed and the comfort afford pas
sengers Beginning IN May fast Express will
also leave new York saturdays for Cherbourg
France landing passengers for Paris.
+. r. DROOP, 92o Pennsylvania ave-
f2yE4m .1asbingtcn n
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE Nd. March S-virginia SKIES con-
soldated, 6u1s: past due coupons 6U44; tilrees
81; North Carolina skies DID, l2O4a bid to-day.
BALTIMORE Nd. March S.-Cotton steady
middling 9ls Flour firm and straightforward
d family s as m nG
brands. 46za4.S7; Patapsco family, $40; do
superallve patent. $40. Wheat-southern nomi-
nall steady: western higher and quiet southern red
No. western winter red, spot, 92a92l.: March, 81
a93; May, 941Aa94aa CORRESPONDENT steady and
firm; western steady; southern white, 47a4S do
yellow, 4!a4S: western mixed. spot, 467sa47;
March. 46A4a47; May. steamer, Ash. Oats
80. western white mixed 38a37; Pennsylvania, asa
Al Rye steady, 7Oa73. Hay steady and quiet-prime
to choice western. 14.OOal6OO. Provisions steady
and quiet Mess pork. !0.5Oal2OO. Bulk meats
shoulders and clear rib sides packed, 4aa84 BACON
Lard - refined. T4a7AA Butter steady western,
packed. l4a2U creamery. 25a52. Eggs steady, Ida
IA Petroleum hrmer-rehned, IN Coffee steady
Bio cargoes ordinary to fair, SaS1l Sugar steady-A
quiet. Tisaf:20. Freghts to Liverpool per steamer
duii-cott0n. 532d; -four Isl grain, 2asd. Receipts
-four, 1896 barrels; wheat, $500 bushels; corn
50 600 bushels: oats 800 bushels: rye bushels
Shipments-hour, 2,I52 barrels; corn, l22 600
bushels sales-wheat. 255, 600 bushels corn 226OUO
bushels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. March 8. HAS 8. .m--The wheat
S61e, but fell Of to S6laaS5 and Is quoted at 1854
aS544 The cables were firmer this morning and Il
was estimated that the visible supply would show Q
decrease Of 100 900 bushels Corn steady advancing
70 40s for May, now =. 4 20 osts,May, 32.s PorE
Lard-May. 9. 1Oa6.12
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Senator Hawley's wife took place from the
Asylum Hill Congregational church in Hart
ford, Conn.,, at O'Clock Saturday afternoon.
The body was removed from Congressman
Bucks residence to the church. Directly in
front of the coffin was the pillow sent by Miss
Cleveland. and occupying conspicuous places
ex-Gov. Stanford, of California The latters
offering was an elaborate affair Of costly and
beautiful flowers. A large silk United States
flag lay in graceful folds upon the larger lid of
the coffin. Both Grand Army posts were pres
ent. Commemorative addresses were made by
the Rev. Joseph H. Twitchell and the Rev.
Henry Clay Trumbull, of Philadelphia. The
bearers were old members OF Gen. Hawley's
regiment, the seventh Connecticut volunteers.
The burial was in Cedar Hill cemetery.
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Our buyer has secured a fine
line of pure Linen Handker-
chiefs. with fancy colored bor-
ders in designs Identical to
25c. goods. The quality of
linen is equal to any and SUI
periOr to most handkerchiefs
offered for 12iac. The Palais
Royals fortunate purchase
enables a startling quotation.
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FRENCH SPOLIATIoNS.-These cases came up
in the Court of Claims this morning for trial.
Mr.. VIM. E. Earle opened the causes for the
claimants in a broad and elaborate argument,
be followed by Mr.. Gray, of Boston, on the same
side when Mr.. Wilson and others, counsel for
government, will follow, and Judge ]. NJ. Will.
son will close for the claimants.