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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-24

COMMISSIONERS ATKINS CRoss-ExAM1SED Be
FORE THE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
The Platt select committee of the Senate this
morning resumed the Investigation Of the
Indian bureau in its appointment Of Indian
traders, Commissioner Atkins taking the stand
to continue hts testimony.
In answer to questions by Chairman Platt,
she stated that he had appointed personal aud
political friends as traders In some instances.
Upon entering the Office he had found, rs u
general rule, that the traderships were held by
republicans. He had reappolnted old traders,
and among them republicans. he had, he said,
revoked the license OF Jacobs, because the
latter tried to sell out his license. He heard a
report that s NJ. Jackson had offered to sell his
leadership license, but Jackson denied 1t In
dignantly. He had not, he said, refused re-
newal OF Cleveand's license in order to make
room for Jackson. After going over the facts
connected with the Cleveland case the COM
missioner said he never had any idea OF reap
pointing Cleveland.
The commissioner produced copies OF letters
written by him to show that he had required
traders to establish business in person on the
reservations, and had notified new appolntees
that they would not be permitted to delay
opening business until the expiration OF the
former license, SO as to thus take advantage OF
the old trader and get his stock at q sacrifice.
Senator BIackb burn called attention TO Hun
ter's letter to the President and q letter written
by Cleveland or his counsel to Senator Wilson,
and pronounced the statements as falsehoods.
Gen. Atkins repeated his declaration that he
had not appointed relatives or impecunlouS
friends.
The committee adjourned until next Monday
morning.
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I'd EDITION
--latest kilograms to The Star.
BRIGHT HAS INDEED CHANGED.
An Old Speech I'm Which He Strongly
Favored Home Rule Unearthed.

Favored Home Rule Cnearthed.
Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, July 24.-Much interest has been
aroused In political circles by the discovery of
q speech John Bright made in Dublin, October
81. 1866. in which he gave q strong and elo-
quent defense of a separate parliament for Ire
land. Among other things he said the tenants
In England and Scotland are much more pow
erfui than the tenants here, because you are
acting alone here and act upon great powerful
body. In London. II you had q parliament at
College Green, clearly the tenantry OF Ireland
would, with the present feeling in Ireland, be
able to force through that parliament any
measure of justice they named. But as you
have to deal with great parliament sitting in
London, all the clamor you make and any de;
mand you urged from this side OF the channel
comes with very feeble effect, especially as you
can only be represented by about 10 members,
and OF these, unfortunately it happens, a con-
siderable number are up willing to support the
demands made 1t is one of the most difficult
things IN the world tor fifty men among 600,
some hundreds OF miles from those they repre-
sent, to work up any question which may be
against the produces and sympathies OF the
600. Bright has made short but feeble reply
to this.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE ND. July 24.-virginia skies con-
solidated -12 past due coupons is threes, 6Sa
NofthCaroiina sixes. old. ll4 bid to-day.
BALTIMOkE. NIL, July 24.-Coltou firm and
Qulet-nlddling. 91a Flour nOminaIly steady and
quiet. Wheat-southern steady and active for high
grades western lower and quiet; southern red s2aS7
southern amber Soaoo; No. western winter red
spot, o3i2aSoAA; July, Soi2 bid: August, o;S1AaS;sl
September. o5asao3t4 COrn-southern frmer: west
STEADY and dul southern bite 48a5 /: do yellow
4eaoo; western mixed. SPOT 45A2 bid; August 45lsa
4o-4: steamer, Ala DID Oats hrm-southern. 3oa43
western white, 3oa41: western mixed 37a:3y; Penn.
syivana. S7s42 Rye quiet 63ae5. Provisions steady
Petroleum iOwer-refined, 6Is Coffee lower aud dun
Rio cargoes. ordinaryto lair, S'saYas sugar-copper
refined steady. 9i2alO. WHISKY quiet, lI9ai 90
steamer qnietacotlon ll-64d; hour, ls.6d; grain
lower. 3lad. Receipts-hour, Z,O7l barrels wheat
7SOUU bushels: corn. 62OO bushels; oats 5000
bushels; rye. 1.4OO bushels. Shipments-nour 5429
barrels. oales-wheat, 500 200 bushels; corn 1880
bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. ILL. July "a. 100 a m.-Wheat
74aa, and Is now 1913 Corn-August, AGA Oats
August. 2Sls. POrk-August $40. Lard-August
$50.
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Washington stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange noted to-day:
q s 4las lSSl coupon, 11l7s bid. 1l2hs asked.
u S As, coupon. 126ss bid, I2s asked 1. S. As,
registered, LES bid. III asked. Metropolitan H.
RstOck, 1Oo4s bid, lOGl4 asked. North Capitol and
= Street K: t. stock, 4eSs bid, 10 asked Anacostia
K K, II bid. Washington Gas, 50 bid. 3Sa. asked.
Columbia lns 1874 bid German-A american Ins
lash bid. Riggs ms, s4s bid. Masonic
Hall bonas. 1Oola bid. Washington Market
stock, 1885 bid, 2Oaa asked Second National
Bank, ll1ia bid. Great Fails Ice. l291a bid
rem le 90, 8O oiC. Chesapeake 10. lti. Co..
81 bid S2as asked. T. $. Electric Light. 65. bid II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-24
Changes In the Offices.

The following named persons have received
appointments, In the Treasury department,
under civil service rules, viz: Louis G. Ueye OF
Ohio, and Miss Amy +. WILDER, of New York, to
the $500 class In the office OF the Secretary.
to the 5000 class, office OF the controller OF the
currency.
Mr.. Felix g. Mcconnell, OF Alabama, Conf
dental clerk to the fourth auditory to clerkship
of class three.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-24
BRAVE ARCHBISHOP CROKE.
Words to the Friends OF
the Irish Canse.

LONDON, July 24.-The Most Rev. Thomas W.
Croke, archbishop of Cashel, has sent to the
treasurer of the national league parliamentary
fund remittance containing contributions
from nearly all the priests of his diocese. In the
letter bearing the remittance the archbishop
says: There is no ground for dependency.
head. Tue courage OF our race was never higher
nor more hopeful. The sympathy OF the whole
civilized world is with us. We have compact
party Of 300 members in the house OF COM
mons. Nearly million and half of English
men voted for restoring our cOunLrys rights"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-24
Take A Walk, Mr.. President

FROM the BoStoE Globe
Although the President has bought twenty
odd acres, over which he has the exclusive
privilege OF strolling, the complaint il repeated
that he is q prisoner in his own capital, denied
the ancient and inalienable right to exercise
his legs and walk on the public highways.
There is not a city I'm the world with more
beautiful and popular promenade than Wash.
ington. The pleasure OF "A turn Pennsyl.
vania avenue at o'clock, or up Connecticut
and Massachusetts avenues at dusk cannot be
duplicated anywhere On the continent, yet the
President has never walked a foot on any one
OF them. lie must get over his ne W.
born scare of a crowd The Ihrong OF congress-
men, department clerks and tourists along
Pennsy wanna avenue is just respectful and
orderly the thinner and less picturesQ ue
throng that Mr. Cleveland used TO encounter
six times a day on his way up and down Capt..
toi hill, between the executive chamber and
Executive mansion OF New York. Grant and
his cigar were rarely OF the avenue a whole
day during the eight years presidency OF the
dead general, and buchanan once leaned up
against the crowded bar al Wizards alongside
john Randolph Tucker.
The people are not afraid of the President
and he ought not 10 be afraid of them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-24
A GREAT MINERS STRIKE THREAT
ENED.

Trouble Caused by the Reduction in
Wages at the Scott Mines.
PITTsBU RG, July 24-Trouble on a large scale
is brewing among the miners, and general
strike is possible. For some weeks past there
has been general strike among the railroad
miners, especially along the line of the Balt-
more and Ohio railroad. This has extended,
and there is every possibility that the Monon-
gahela river miners will soon be out. Some
days ago the miners at Representative SCOTS
works signed an agreement to work for year at
slxty-hve cents per ton. The operators at other
pits Claim that they are unable to compete with
Der of works the men have been notified that
wages will be reduced from seventy-one to
sixty-nve cents. Tine men are strongly opposed
to any reduction, and trouble is looked tor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-24

Marshal Wilson has summoned the following
jury of twelve to appraiss the property Of those
owners ofground in the three squares on Capt.
tol Hill to be taken as . site for the new library
building who have appealed from the awards of
the jury Of seven: Benjamin Charlton, William
8. Thompson, Louis d. Wine. Noble D. Larner.
/. Fenwck Young, Henry c. McCauley, Geo.
]. Seunerle, Lemuel Gaddis, James Fraser.
George J. johnson, Charles @. Martin and
James w. Orme. The awards made by this
jury, which win assemble next Tuesday TO be
sworn in, will bs dual. Several members Of the
Jury own property on Capitol Hill or in East
W Washington. Mr.. Charlton has been building
extensively in the neighborhood Of 7th street
dis Is an old resident Of East Washington. Mr..
Henry G. McCauley Is engaged ia the grocery
business on Capitol Hill, and lives and own
one square from the proposed library site.
THE FIRST REGUIsrrIoN.
The Secretary of the Interior has sent TO the
Treasury Q requisition to pay the amount
awarded to the National Metropolitan Insur
ance company by the library jury, the Attor.
ney General having reported favorably upon
the title. This is the first title reported upon.
IS possiSie. The award in this case was
$3,226.O S for . lot in square 73O.
THE LIN1r OF $55O,OOO CANNOT BE tx
CEEDED.
Representative Singleton, the father Of the
library bill, expressed the opinion to STAR
reporter to-day that no sum above $3.50, 900
can be expended for the library site without
the award OF the jury Of Condemnation may be.
Other property owners who have not appealed
from the award Of the jury will be paid the
price awarded. In case those who have ap-
peaied are awarded increased prices, they can.
not be paid after the appropriation OF $3.50, 900
Is exhausted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-24
A Wick ed Kansas Postmaster.

CONSP1R1NG TO BLOW UP A COURT HOUSE TO
DESTROY EVIDENCE OF LAND FRAUDS.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 24.-The Journals
Columbus, kas., special says: Hugh Gavigan,
postmaster at this p ace, has been found guilty
OF conspiracy to blow up the county court
house and thus destroy the record of certain
land frauds Sentence has not been fixed.
Gavigan's bondsmen have taken charge OF the
post office. Several other conspirators await
tTiaI. Among those who were arrested was r.
II. Lawton, who was recently reported to have
died or sulcided in a Cincinnati hotel. Many
believed him TO be alive and scheming to obtain
LIE insurance on false reports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-24
The Probate Court will hold q session on Tues
day morning at 10 o'clock.

INJURED By A SHIFTING ENGINE-About
liz o'clock to-day VIM. Pratt, a colored cart
driver, living al 311 + street southwest, in
crossing the tracks Oh the Il. and r. railroad, at
LIST street and Virginia avenue, badly in
Jured by shifting engine 32., which struck his
cart, knocking HIM OFF and crushing his left leg
badly. He was removed TO Providence hos
pital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-24
M AK RKkIp.
DIED.

DoDGE-BISHoP, On the 23d of March, 1855 q
ForresIvllle, Nd, by Rev. Da.iiel Haskell WILBUR
A. DODGE 10 RUSE A Bishop. lts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-24

A LIvRLYRuNAwAY.-Ye about $50
O'Clock, y horse attached 10 u wagon belonging
10 +. A. Belt, ran away at the corner Of New
York avenue and 18th street. The wagon up
set at the corner Of ii street. aud the driver
Milton Plummer, colored, was sc verely Injured.
The runaway horse continued on its course
and at q and 11th streets, after smashing sew
eral tree boxes, collided with E. Engle's wagon
damaging it To the extent Of $25. The Injured
driver was removed to Providence hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-24
The COuruS.

FOLICE COCRT-JuuCe NFleU.
To-day, Edward Nailor, colored, larceny; 60
days. Jerry Thomas colored, assault; three
months in Jail. Edward Windsor, grand lar
ceny; grand jury. James Williams colored,
larceny; $40 or 30 days. james Stewart, col
ored, altray; $40 or 30 days Droggood Smith
and john Retrissing, disorderly conduct; 80 or
five days each: Robert McGee, profanity; col
lateral forfeited. Rachael BoXley, do; So Or
days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-24
NEAR On FAH Away.
NEAR OR FAR AWAY.

People who leave home for the summer often exue.
rience the need OF some article of Clothing forgotten
in the hurry 10 get away. Whether sunimeriug IN
north among the lakes. at the seashore the noun
tains or some secluded and quaint nook the coup-
try. perhaps Light Overcoat would prove comfort
and protection A thin Suit q Coat Is ALWAYS
luxury on a hot day. and you've neglected to take
either.
aybe your Boy has torn his Trousers. or you would
Ike sailor Suit or shirt. for him to rough in. We
keep Underwear for both Man or Boy. In fact a va
red assortment OF al kinds Of Furnishings the very
lowest prices
Those Of customers at present out of the CITY
might write 10 telling their wants and Clothes
go by press Mail 10 the remotest hamlet al
trifing expense. Those who stay al home or those
who visit the capital CITY, will fnd here the coolest
cooI Clothing well excellence with economy in
articles OF Dress
NOAH WALKER 4 co.
N17 626 Pennsylvania avenue
CLATE MANTELsi SLATE MANTELs,-OVER
Tor of SLATE han Slate baor thcu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-24

CANAL NAVIGATION INTERRUPTED. - The
lower gates of the canal lock at the head of Big
slack water went out yesterday, aud some dam
age was done 10 the coping aud towpath. The
accident will cause = delay TO navigation Of two
days.
AT AM-Great Falls, temperature, rs; con-
dition, 4 necsiving ,.r reservoir; ssmperasurs
perature, 7S; condition At innuent gstehouse,
Id: fluent xatehOuse, 20.
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Not Morrill, Rut Mnreh.

To the Editor Of the EvrNINa STAR:
In the report Of the gas investigation just
issued from the public printing office. 1 notice
that On page 19 am made 10 say that the reso-
luton for an investigation In 1850 was offered
by Mr.. Morrill,. That Is a mistake in printing
IL should read Mr.. Murch, then u member OF
the House from Maine.
July 2S, 1855. VIC DODGE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-24

The following are the opening and 500 p H. prices
Of the New York Stock Market to-day reported Dy
special wire to II. II. Dodge. $50 18Th street:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-24

COMING TO SEE HIS MOTHER.-Peter Schell
a young man about Is years Of age, arrived at
pit,sburg yesterday on the truck Of one OF the
and Chicago limited express, having ridden
from Fort Wayne, Ind, In that way. He said
be was en- route TO this city 70 see his mother,
who was seriously I'LL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-24
Successful Arbitration.

ROCHESTER, N. ". July 24.-Wm. Purcell,
chairman OF the state board OF arbitration, was
advised to day OF the acceptance by the Troy
boards decision upon the question of wages,
which prevents the shutting down Of the works
and throwing 1000 men out of employment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-24

FOR wharf AT FORT MONROE.
The Senate has in the sundry civil bill adopted
an amendment appropriating $3.50 for a
new wharf and roadway thereto at Fortress
Monroe.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Senator Malone to-day reported favorably
from the committee on public buildings and
grounds a bill to appropriate 100000 tor the
erection Of a public building at Charlotte, N. c.
He also reported favorably q bill to authorize
the Secretary of the Treasury to purchase the
remaining part OF the block upon which the
pubic building now being constructed In
ing $3.50 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-24
In the Kentucky Mountains.
THE CHIEFS OF THE FRENCH AND EvERsoLF

LOUISVILLE. Ky, July 24.-The Times special
gives particulars OF a mounta IL at Hazard,
KY, Sunday, between the French and Ever
sole factions which have just been received.
The EversOle party were outnumbered aud
taken by surprise and retreated after a revolt
Yer fight OF several minutes, resulting in the
killing OF one OF the French party and the
of three Others. In u subsequent
engagement French and Eversole are said to
have both been killed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-24

Messrs. OBrien and Davitt will start for
America next Wednesday TO attend the Irish
convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-24

GALVESTON, TEX, July 24.-A special to the
ceived here last night stating that the leader
of the revolutionary movement In Tamaulipas
has been badly defeated near the Sabinas
mountains. The loss il not given. The Mexi-
can commander Of the federal troops In Nuevo
Laredo says the government has concentrated
1--we thousand troops on the Rio Grands iron.
tier and this il more than sufficient to Quell
any revolution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-24
LOST AND FOUND.

Il OsI-AT PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND 9Th
II 4 81 Sc. i've Keys Finder Will be literally re-
N~Iael ~ w LEWIS. Oh 9Th ST. 1t"
II Ocl-W EDNESDAY EVENING. FROM 6lT
= Sth - n ". q small Brown and White Chihua-
Lua MEXICAN Female DOg, EaIaeI 'Texa-"
snort - reward Tor Information of dog at
Oh L}th 81 NV lts
II ooi-AI ALBAlGHS THEATER FRIDAY
IL evening 50. denomination Of bIIis known The
nnder Will De suitably rewarded by leaving same al
GA viNts Its
II O>l-GOlNG FROM 18TH AND III ST TO 18th
= = anu Rhode lslaud n w.. StauD Poke
oOVA La, Saturday Please return to Dres,-cu ting
sONN-s. AS-V pennsylvania ave NV. 1t
II OeI-O\ THURSDAY EVENING ON THE
~ LEV cut road beyond Georg etoy a. a white WOODEN
Saw ne" Ard II returned. 10 Sl2 IArragut square
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-24

TO BE ENTERED FREE. - Acting Secretary
Fairchalo has instructed the collector OF Gus
toms at New York TO allow free entry OF an
painted BY Thomas E. Pine, and = crayon por.
trait VI BENJAMIN Moran, imported from Lon.
don. eng which have been presented 70 the city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-24
District I'm Congress.

MONEY FOR THE HOSPITALS.
The amendment to the sundry civil bill ap-
propriating $15,O 900 for the support and medi-
cal treatment Of destitute patients at Provi-
dence hospital was adoptad by the senate. The
appropriation for the Garfield hospital was In.
creased from $1,000 to $4,000.
HOPEFUL OF GETTING A DISTRICT DAY.
Mr.. Hemphill says he is still hopeful Of get
ting session Of the House for the eonsidera-
ton Of District matters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-24

John Peake KnighS, q prominent railroad
o0icisl, died suddenly Of spoplsxy In London
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Sundry civil Bill.

SENATE AMENDMENTS TO-DAY.
In the Senate this afternoon, after the report
in the first edition closed
The amendment adding the words: provided
that SAID denominations etc., WAS agreed to.
withut division. The clause las it now stands)
reads rs follows:
land the Secretary of the Treasury is hereby
Gates in denominations Of one, two aud five dol.
lars, and the silver certificates herein
authorized shall lie receivable, redeemable
and payable in like manner and for like
purposes as is provided tor silver certificates by
the act of February %, 1873, entitled An
yer dollar and to restore its legal tender char
acter.' Provided that said denomiuatOns Of
one, two and five dollars may be issued in lieu
OF silver certificates Of larger denominations in
the Treasury, and TO that extent said certid-
Gates of larger denominations snail be cancelled
and destroyed.
Mr.. Beck gave notice that when the bill was
reported back to the Senate he would demand
votes on these amendments.
CONVENTION OF CoLoRED ODD Fellows
The Biennial movable convention Of the
Grand United Order Of Odd Fellows will meet
in October, in Philadelphia, and will be com
posed OF delegates from each lodge having fifty
or less members. All the lodges In this city,
numbering some twenty-six, will send repreSen-
tatives. A committee consisting Of two from
each lodge has been appointed 70 make arrange
ments Tor an excursion to Philadelphia In
October TO enable the members and friends Of
the order to attend the convention, and this
committee will hold another meeting on the
fourth Friday in August.
RANGE OF THE THERAOMETER.-Thef Follow
ing were the readings at the signal office to-day,
3 a. M. 49, Z q. m, 81; IL q. m, n; z p. M, 81;
maximum, 81; minimum, 60.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-24

RESPECT TO THE MEMORY OF ASSISTANT SEC.
RETARY HuNrRR.-The Secretary OF State to-
day Issued an o1icial announcement Of the
death Of assistant Secretary Hunter. In which
ne SAID: "The memory Of the important and
devoted public servant deserves to be cherished
by nls countrymen. It token Of respect to the
memory OF Mr.. Hunter, il IL ordered that this
department. be draped in mourning for the Pc
riod OF thirty days, and be closed to-day at ~
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

IT 1902 18th ST, near Iowa Circle fine dry cellar:
double parlors pantry, kitchen. with rang first
floor. Three chambers hail room and bath vii h hot
and cod water. alter Closets &c. second floor Two
chambers and hail room. third story. HOUSE nearly
new built and occupied by owner Title 3 er .ecf and
very thing pete Ifyou like the desc iptiop
and want a home In u ri neiy byTnO, q e
IL and learn price and terms. Price very low Cur
osty seekers 10 invited. Its
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-24

Secretary Lamar's Probable Visit West.
1t is understood at the Interior department
that about the LIST OF August, or as soon there
after as Congress adjourns, Secretary Lamar
will visit some OF the Indian reservations and
land districts in the northwest, in order to get
the benefit OF personal observation OF land and
Indian matters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-24

CAMPAIGN MONEY ScARCE.-Neither the re-
publican nor democratic congressional CAM
paign committees are meeting with any success
in their efforts to raise money tor campaign ex-
penses. MT Thompson, OF the democratic COM
had no money yet and did not know whether
they would get any or not. They would not
ask Tor 1t: Tney would act entirely within the
civil service law, and If no one offered them
mouey voluntarily they would get none. Thus
1af no one has thought 1T to volunteer contri6u-
lions. Ihe committee would, however, he said,
publish book that would give the republicans
all they wanted to handle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-24

KILLING INJECTED CATTLE.-Under the re-
cent law OF Congress providing for checking the
spread OF pleuro-pneumon,a work was begun
yesterday in Maryland by the Agricultural de-
pArtment In cooperation with the state author
tues Inree animals were condemned and
killed, and post-m0rtem examinations In each
case showed unmistakable evidence Of pleuro-
nm
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iy02-2t

LNOR SALE-21. 900 FT., ENTIRE FRONT OF
square at Mt. Pleasant: nicely situated: only 15c.;
also several other lots aud houses there and on Column
ba Heights. WALKER & WILSON, 1OO6 ST.